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SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A , FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1928
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Troopers A rrest
Picketing: Miners
ONW
. F. BLAKE
PITTSBURGH, March 23.—
(IN S)—Thirty nine striking
miners were urreated for alleg
ed lllignl picketing at Traveskyn today and brought by state
troopers to tho county Jail here
in default of $500 bond each.
With 27 other miners arrested
at Truveskyn yesterday, they
were placed in cells near P at
rick T. Fagnn, president of
district No. 6, United Mine
Worker* of America, who re
fused ball nnd remained iO
jail all night to await a hear
ing this afternoon pn charges
of inciting to riot nnd disorder
ly conduct.
Charles B. Hawley, president of mu Ik- more easily and quickly!,
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the Charles n. Hawley E n g ta je r-1;M*i«*d.
Animij; tlu* suggestion*, which
ing Corporation of Wnahlngton, (
{ Mr. Hawley outlined for h o u s rj, N eighbors Of Tw o A ssailants,
----- . General W ave LctiRlh Reallo
P. C . nnd of thn Sanford Cni '.wive**, were that stoves should ho
Who Tried To Kill D efend
cation, P ow er Reducing And
ant In Murder Case, ToAld
Company, a suhaldiary recently , i : i • .1 away from windows as much
s Newspaperm en
Stntloh E lim ination To Ue
Them In Congesting Charge
purchnnd from the City, ha* ur-j<> p».«.-.i\iie brcnusc breezes deflect
As Liars And Mana-j
riv.-d in S an1" <i nnd will bo here tin- llames and much of the heat is •
for. seven I
« aisistin g in the
equipment such us s to v e s ' Women Are Sent To
errAAss G erm an Spy
Spy;.
rc-irgnm: .r.lon i Inn r and also giv- »• ' • ’ nnd wutci heaters should
packs Jim C arso pjFINALLy SETTLEf)
Birmingham Prison
ivreo.rd utun'.ion to n general ;J e kept clean nnd not permitted
range in-T
M onths To A rra
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program **. r in.pu.ving th e local t - oceumulnto sooi and dirt, which .
nervier.
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11lor. i.u- burner.' and ‘make n flee Fear Of Mob Violence Causes
A uthorities To Inaugurate
• S ecretary Of Oilman Long Period O f Intensive SDiI:i outlining nunc of the plan* outl.-i 1 r the «.".n impossible.
Precautionary
M easures
S la te s D raft, W hich A rchie
dy
To Re- ,o f his company. Mr. Hawjdy Mid
- \ \ ell Re Required
»v..1y water tank should be In
Model Broadcasting Metliodl tjJC pnil, ran, included the extension I ilnt.-d. Mr. linv.lcy said, the gal
R oosevelt Opined W ent To
COLUMBIANA. Ala.. March tilt.
* gp* to '..-ill
- being
F all, W as For Sam H ildreth
-------! 0f some mains to supply
.. -m... ,t i; \vim
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betn unsatisfactory
scapes more easily
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•] WASHINGTON, Mur. 23. (IN S) , jho*c who hnve not linretofor< 1 >■> ,i i o heat eset
t IN’S IN e ig h b o r* of the moth- n P A H n i l
P I7 M AT T V
lanager Insists His U ASHINGTON, .Mnr. 2:1. (IN S) ; —American broadcasting is due for j imd (he service and -to, replace -o i In in -ftiid more gns is re- or and aunt of Miss Louise Mont- '. I / C u a I H Jl £ i 1Aa\JLj JL a
mains with Inrger ones in or i|Utt< .1 to lieut tlo‘ water.
W ASHING TO N, Mar. 2 3 .-*
jCannidatCv Is Ju st —A four year old mystery, involv- another complete siuila-ap. The 1other
ealiaro came to their* defense to - 1
tlir* business is. of course, selling
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tier
to
• injr n $118,000 H arry F. Sinclair pVtloral Itadio Commis;-ion t-iday
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day
with
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to
assist
them
in
r , 1 Mr. Hawley said,."but we m e
k \ Good Old Mule"
ofnlte patrons.
pruju„o4j lo
;n-«v*rt-“Wrirk
on a gonerN
ye,
youthful p ro g re a s tv o
fighting
charges
growing
out
of
• H, Fsrle li. Jon-H. •
‘ |cH «vk-w hich
Archie itooscvelt pruparc,
^ s a rt•‘i t is oyr plan to service every ii • a>uuxii<im tojtnvg excess ga*
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uateii as is tlu> hmi owife. We their attack on Police Chief W. F. Youth Who WaoConvIctedFor from N orth Dukot*, to d a y
Wgev .1. C attH , p e r p e t u a l I thought wont t<> Albert li. I*nil
n| r,.allocation of wave lengths. piece of equipment th at is now In I i
i ,-t -ell matches, iiut believe lllako when he was found not
Hate f o r goVeVnol", o p ciiq d !-was explained today a t the Senate | p0W(.r reductions, station elimina- use," Mr. Hawley »nid. This, lie
Death Of T axi-D river Goes asked G o v e rn o r Al S m i t h , .o f *. 3
. r ilieniier than gas nn«l guilty yesterday morning of slayexplained, is in keeping with the
To Gallows W ith Prayer On N ew York, w h e th e r h ia l i v e
,..imnaiirn
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paign ill S e m in o le Oil Inquiry by M erritt W. Baldwin, 11ions and rc-dlstributioii. nnticipnt- desire to make the Sanford Gns
>■Vc we urge utir patrons to i ing the girl,
His Lips In Montreal Jail year silence o n th e n a tio n a l
A«tv last n igh t w ith a char- • "• New lla w n . Conn., fotliter
former ceon- jaj, | |:t. |ia^yago of the new radio Company the most efficient nnd
t r e ga orr the minute it is no I While the two woqien remained
5SJtic’ diatribe d elivered j « 'Unti.il
sem -tary to. Sinclair.
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_, bill which carries an *equal dU- satisfactory utility in tills city.
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VALLEYFIELD, Que., Mar. 23. oil Hcnndal w as due to h ia
ware ru-hed for fens of mot* viol- —(IN S )—George McDcniald paid frientLship f o r Harry F. Sth,
.n!
nvoi
a
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’iod
of
lime
the
Everything is living thine to rem
Boro ah u u l 2 0 0 c itiz e n s . - l0 Sam mWri>thi l i a iu ii. of Sin- tnhutton elnuse.
11, i- -uf*leaving tin* g.is to burn | ‘ nee citizens of Sclmn began tin- tho supreme penalty alone thin olair. N y e p r o je c te d t h i s Q uto?
Commissioners thought it un edy the sources of recent coni
?t of whom w ere cu rio sity clair’s ‘raving stable. Itoosuvelt hatl
iiK'i.iM’s
the toll l»y a large fund in preparation for their trial. morning for the crime which the Hon at Smith In a letter replying
Charles C. McCall, attorney Canmllati courts say he and Julia
(kers attracted by
the seen the check, said Baldwin and )iVtt-ly that it would t-e ■stildf to plaints -and reduction in gns bill < an u'l’ "
Irillll
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lliain
„tgeneral
of Alnliama who Imd per Palmer McDonald committed to to tho New York Governor1* re
afterw
ards
declared
it
was
a
check
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c
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i i , i,,..-.. nt sonal ch nigeof Blake's prosecution, gether. At 5:37 o’clock Hangman cent letter.
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Washington wMI 'w h.;n nt
A> s . ,.yill„n ,oItcrtaithr w h ose perform "Might it bo th at your rettreneu ;
fin in'
next
A
rthur
F.llis
stamped
hi*
foot
down
mes
for
the
.ij. preceded by music
it was this check that caused fore June I. Moiitn . f intensive i
, .U-dariag that with. tho na,, ,
dav to call a special session of the mi the metal spring to release the to speak out against thtfib atfaim-aid ,
Mi. Hawley saiil
tm an old-time circus callope,
tll
„ post with Siii- study and research will l"‘ required > ist« m e of the citizens the problem
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giUnd nivy to prolie the attack. trap which sent tho Broadway gun- al* sooner is attribuU blo to UioAivhii
fcjntol in ra.c.v yellow nnd pro.
fact th at H arry F. Sinclair wo* * '
Mis* Cecil Tublis, aunt of the
advice of his brother, tn remodel the broad, a. ting situa■ ■—
lit,lit •: tit" . amlidney of the man l'l«u "» in
Riil, ,-t..Id.cd Chief Blake in the nu n Into eternity with the cry member of your official fam uy*.
then
assistant
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n
meet
conditior*
laid
down
in
Z m
‘springB, who t , a s . : Tlieodoro R o o ^ td L Uion a , .slant
have mercy" on Ids lips.
and had, a* newspaper* now tej neck, and Mr*. Mabel Monteabnro, "Jesus
At 5:3-1 McDonald was held out port, contributed In 1028 when jrou
the b»w.
l.er mother, shot at him as he arose
d hims.ll
1. Genrgc W’.n him'ArrhieV mi*
Official? pointed >>ut ilml tie
, to tlinnk the iuiors for uequitiing from the cell-block ill which he were i. successful candidate for
spent his last hmirs, in a solemn governor, to a Democratic ConmM S
& C - V IW ' l S I :
U take by saying "they had a ciuph new law must be consid. red as en
.luiit ot the charges.
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of drinks.
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tirely »\p« rilllcntu!. TheyNpiedictcd
Thn' a plea «f temporary iu- processional led by Father Ver- tee in New Y ork?" aaked N y c.‘
, ■ . . u wns on Feb. 21. 11*21. th at tl.at the w hile radio situatmu
-anil, niigl.t he entered for tl.e M'hcldrti. his spiritual adviser, who. “This thought is merely *uinre«e<l
would
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open
ngain
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won.an was indicated today. In intoned the denth-rLtuol in solemn by your letter."
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Nye first denied making apy ‘
next si ‘ o a of C onga « • <n >1 I"’ ‘
di >it--mg the case, Mi.-- Tubbs de- chant.
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Five
convicts
from
Bcrdeau
Pricharges against Smith. Ho explains
sddv a in w law enact. .1
1* : 1 m inutes
his
I’n.-iiiniMtin P ro v e s I 'a tn l I*oi , laced lliat she Itud been ill with , run uuurdcd
McDonald in the ed that In tho Senate debate, he had
Wiotj
ccei
tile
case
for
tile
paj*
in* Imitlic*.*. Archie aid G. I*. ^ alCoiiunis loner n II * a ll" ell. Y o u n g N u rs e .W h o W u s R c n io v tqr 11:11 • to 11 aerie i of berg,
S e i e n t v F i ' f VeJir Old S en march of death up the nineteen said th at Smith wa* not connects
.mother Sinclair secretary,
ed F ro m P u llm a n A liv e A n d
>1 against
,j,.r \ \ ho W its P r o m in e n tia ban e nt I. - and that stir liu.l sul- oaken -tops to tho gallows plat e,l with the oil scandal in any way.
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••■!!ed against the had allown him the check. Later who vigorously prn!<
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Itetul.iehes
fol
tin- i q-ml distribution clau-e as •
! • Sanford* Herald,
-.u n ite ( o n in iille e (Jrmii*-*
form. At 5:31} Hangman Ellis pluc- He likewise denied any intention
Finally D ies At H o s p ita l
Wr.iberg t-'tik the uuul «*"** deel.i;
. h>i.g period
p.
•cmer owner and c t Archie wn* misTukeo. saying igii'ally di aw n. rcgaid? *ke '
cd the noose over the head of tlio of «mharrna*lng the New Yoti^
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to
in
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women.
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\ a.npcil si-clion ps unworkable *u
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Min
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Miami M••titipnli*.
U \.-llIN t T<iN. .Mar. - k (IN S )
ib
mi. It* id tile girl, aie being playboy of the roaring forties und Governor.
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Then tho letter continued: The
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m
ystery
woman
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without
I•••>,<I on chmges nf clumped down the black rap on bis
cows
(in
Fall's
farm.
hnrdship en ntdlo li itenii s who <*
-11 >>. .n.i 01 jhe gubei nuUu*. In f .Mi, In, in. du .l b, r,
fuct* are, a* you must now #o«*
v
' k m the dist •<t m-irguc to
.u'l m ill intent to murder, j head.
fp<s*>tv ; at avowed politii il. * "Archie visited W nlbcrg» o f ln » joy distant pr.'rtilill* «> well a
*,„l , hi H ni,. ue»ortling t"
As the prison chaplain intonaq th at in the course of a nam ing,
dim't id...
wltilo
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ii*> wtTt' lii'iiti: tuKrn to th»*
mul
they
imd
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it
few
high
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lung
after
a
many bioailcastei**.
v?iy of ' tt ro'.enifid gentleman
i liii j -.led dwell.:'-. , he i* really
I'if Miin^lmni iftiil. Gmvi'I i di Itil»I» ngalu his chanted litany of ilrnth, debate' in tho Senate on “ 1^* .* * L
hi ic v liu l |'iu iime II.I
balls," naid Baldwin. "I came m : Mure than m u I..... .
may
on iw.e I k .Mai.
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i .line a t d* I •> .• «Iik'L ih > tjiHCi - di-pal. lied live state law "Jesus, have mercy, Jesus hnve an uttack wus launched* agalnok '
and saw Hie $C3.U00 check in w nl'
d.
ml.
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silc'iued under the imw |daii. A
Thn *<U!rp-'\ inw* typically CutTn!.c„ "i >,. i palliiu.il *K.rtli *n^ xu.-rnii'g in the hotel win iu Ik *Jnifoi i "ini'!•t o. fil'd * to * <dumhin- mercy," 1’nimdn’* official >'Xocu
Mhe in
lifloo ft mu fraught with cheap berg’s. desk. 1 took It and s«td
ilon.T rtaeascd the trap. It wn*
I b i t e r ; preliminary s a m y uf the Mt.aitedi
N*. w y .• I, i rail, here Wcdncul.i „
| ,, ii .me in the t ’npUnl. uu to presorvu order.
hm -*; P.iqati-j^bu* .i-ui.iAi’k* and citief h«*h
indicated
that twidrk the ln« " n'y Him - I | in,I |,i'i.ii,,iinceil dead, . •
forty ni nute- Inter ttiut Sheriff which I have never teen f®®^**®*
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Indicate
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huinniniieil
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The
chief
remained
m
a
preenrT ^gulrist
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.n„„t it not
vrnmr
>i.*ndo
every.-hoot
out to Hildreth.
Hill Ieul.
6b0 rta lio n * -cnti operate whrrea* ' woi.iit’ wic I'einoved to the <
Crop
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when (lie doctor* vit |iolls position thi« morning
Al.. in,. who had led the poker until now nnd by yotf, with Ident
r «D'i ever thing th at oppose., his
"W nlbc/g ah«w «! .«
r Sam
J d | 080 bum,leisters arc now on the
f< ,lVt ,,, b>,|......f saving h r ih nu'li lie «-1iowe,l improvement. It I fBCed gun mini to stand on th r death ifying myself. I had had .no conI'.c.d
laid
out
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. • govt'rn .r. In .. vain- , U was a o brA for $M.000 to Nan nl-\ The present view of tin- com ' j 11' ;
lit, u. i a ih, '.> l-nle Th. l.o.l w.i aiinouni ed. the wound in his I tr„|l( al)|u nred mi the step* of the venation whatsoever with him In .'
•nhr t noticed a
..'end I.,- • tend in 'H ild re th hi*
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paym nitid mission indicates no tim e division ** • ’
uil
. taken i<> > Michigan li'i’Ue , nick cverod the neives cunt rollinit | court house and nailed the pnreh- any way related to the *uhject of <
iliv
neck
inii-'
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iu salary
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c iltr ,•
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iiiiu r t w i lg it
M $25.u«l»
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se m
rncuijr.
a ,, Hi- Hildreth
l i- left nr. ii. .uni hr lost a quant:
(„ (|H. ,|,ior which proi lainied his remarks. Tho Senator naked Aft
ni'ic uunniopcil.
ai Big Rapid-, f i '•>" al
olgnr statem ent t'.ut in per rent of th* purses won.
year- old, ti of blood before incdioi! ai>l , that ( ie r g e McDonald imd lK>en I upon tho floor of theo Scnato If l
ud, unlimited eperalh a
^ ,ai ^|()
hi .quad, and *'••
Senator F ern w
Tbu next night. Baldwin
tii*J any evidence th a t H arry r»
•i doen.'t lo.c a go,al
first
u rin in could I*- summoned.
_ liatigcd.
Tlu.New
York
and
Chica*;,.
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battle
wns
f.
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t
and
• ora iop ' '
Sinclair wa* an officer of f » t
MrDiniald
nnd
dog and a pretty w««- W alberg rent for him because A r trict* will l>e bindost iiit. the law ( ( n . (|
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11v announ.v.l
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taken t>> tin t eiiiit,'
On Dec. Id. Ia»l,
auiiounccd
|!u, fa int spark
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administration a* a member of U>‘>
toy c 1 i- mid can'* chie had telephoned him
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,
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.liviiiccl
Iig.
Alal.aina
Hospital
at
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laiitoii.
The
|,i»
wife,
Doris
Palmer
McDonald
apparently limits end, of itie fin
v
[ound to exist. A>‘>t >1
Wa-lungtmi. "He told >«'* “
racing
during
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not
be
a
knife
w,elded
by
Miss
Tubbs
enrormer
M.Uiiit
Vernon,
N.
Y.,
school
rones to ltd >i at urns each, accord- |l .,jijr;ijl,„u |,iood tran slu -i" .
Archie
telling
that
he
had
said
Hu
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and
poulbly
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||,. v .,. teie.l tin neck near the. shoulder ^jr|, Weiv sentenced to hung for
Th« );• ., ,,f The Herald and
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e • .e aW Jg>y upt)y -.tiimilnuts ii.t
'* Jl
formal, of I all'.* ing to the commission. I here lire -e. | (
"On
th*
morning
of
tho
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. vviin C ults mid, Inn! , heel. war. for the added. "He >-»»«»: operation 225 Million* in the < •»» .
u severe v-slmped
murder of A,lclnro llouchard, u
..,.,y th ln g known t •
" the first Dc'-iurim Seiml.,! from bln,........
asked
on
which
this
question
•men,*
Baldwin
minded "like n ' *
i, i,alf a e e n tu rj. wound
taxi driver.
engo dislric-t. while the num ber in
tried. Tin !•:.* >’ ,
which
•I
could
hear
Teddv
lirU-niiig
me,
I
had
received
a
letter
w
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Witnesses ileelnn'd today that if
The rouple held up Bouchard on
re described us "two
tlte New V o.k district is Hmullci. ^
j 41,. yesterday when 'lie ' ' '
He was i o
Townsend
‘lie chief had not fallen when Miss
,
, rinM| „uUi,h. „f Montreal. r had not given w I 4 « y - W
i uiui m oji colossal , ; (i,l I didn't knew what was up. Many of the superpower stations.
^ 11,, h. rt.I out.
Uiought because I did n<|t, upon it*
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world. Iln f.irtlicr do- '••!!„ was very nmeh troubled h> of iintional app, al. may have u
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toiritiea were :il" : :-V.
Xivl'ie's Statements, lie knew that
,
v I ns
. m nr of Michi- !'>’ Mi*. Mmitenlmro would have takl, ,|U ,n„npy from him he wa* investigation to which I B®vo
James M. Cut son had
iiintei ini irdm tioii in l>gwe£t---------— .-.,.1, j n h jj *dark today a* t • , r had
se n d as (
t ,in,| , Mru.-k him in the , best. It missed , ho, w,K.t her McDonald or hi*
A,chic wouldn't tell o
into the race by the : THTTwIie
Tiie
new
law
would
lim
it
uadi
l(|,
nitty
and
the
cuuse
of
!
um
de
dli
T.juTnT Tairfw hnt A rrhir
gjiii f"i t O t
.
,
Ihini I'V a narrow mnrgiq and bur•# f r ( t},t. h|,,n wns never def- heen devotlnif evenr ©oncft..°J
o~Track letcrcsts o'
enorgy tinea gatly & Jhn. But,
„j(i i,_ bad."
- zone approxim ately 100,000 W*atts ( l lt,y Weiv wlien the ImhI.v wn*
.......... - ........... the j «.>
___________
Bobo Dean, who, lie ’
knowWr* of IKU k ltc r W lf c Bftb
_______
— total power for all* station. Hu 1i; , ,|iM.(lV, red in the iiiillimin
Uftte.; d subscribed ?3.>,000 te | IP
1 ,u. aMark
„ ,n . dramatic
permit
truthfully
r i l i p f s limitation, commissioners
mini.
M,.> apparently had talcn Denim rats turned i >b in 'and eleel
campaign fund. liefer l« a r m
yt C».
I had no auch Inform«tH)i\ M
cd him t" the : \ i ate m tlie <> * . su,|,|,.ll!ie9B 0 « the jury read it.
v B I C i a hl.(.nk;, d<lW„ mo »rigi»“ l l,l«'»>
..f the deadly poison found
.alleged incident wher
Senator w m inquirinf for. and I
P'S i ■
R ill
out by Hie late Admiral* W. TI. G. 1|r|.
A towel soaked '• >t.( year elections of I '- , , ___ venlict of "not guilty," tho chief
pul)lib!ie.‘^,i’ the Mi
a, I),
answered him, saying that it wpg
ant,'i Ferris rose to thank them, und the tw .
1)111 i ' 111 B„Bard. chairm an, for aettinp up a r,
f„nn covered her f n c w ;Ml
Bj profession,
h-i M, , hs, Cntt-s said:
number of ii.uioi.nl broadcasting f>|;i „„ „ found. All mark* of nltor- was an educator II. wn* born 11 women uttneked him nt almost tin,
T c.i ,dd Bobo Dean when n
stations. With eafh district oper|„n had been destroyed. Ih. ro Spencer, N. 1 . .I.n, 1},. 1853. nrnl same inetant. The pistul used by
i1
u
| contributed to your caApglgq am*
u <-|l
d a gun in hi i belly .a n il,
from several Mir . M ontinliuro had been cntere>l 1
it i full quota of 110 stations w ()ll|y
not., found in an >>>'e- afte r graduating
th a t you thereafter appointed hint
iDric •
■ up bis hands and crice
i,chools went t>> IU"»>>'»- where nt in emlcttce, having Iwcn uswl by
WASHINGTON. Mar. 23 " N h ) . t ,u."V ciaxe I " '" or per station
rmitaiiiilig a w ithored
MEMPHIS. Term.. Mar. 5M.— ' , omk,.r of> 'o u rro rln g co n im U « •)
kr no 1 I was rig h t lit re mm I . ('nm?n riiotiul Farm IHw leaders, l M|,ul(| ,M> |,»s than I
to determine tho ralibor of tile
principal
It said "pleane Imry •»'.« w tli the ax, . f 23 he I»
wat t s.
p
(
I
NS)
-The failure of Roll C hurch,! gLpit.
. . .
.
[U'l |>
1 I know* w hat I'm ta i’.||, r pur re contnil.ed -.veil of a husinea* colh i >■ >t I reeport. revolver which killed the girl.
an
nftern ll.orough ................ >. '•■•*';
____________
negro Republican political boss a t] !! * then pointed <>ut “
*T*
|i?: sis
'
In 1881 hu found"! Ferris lastidolla.
*Ai■. i . me", the sped Jeer said. Sennit
tU t:ou. lie wa« o’ •• presidont of
| Memphis, to lcn*o property he
°t>n pagn R>
Ti.i „„ni:,n taken from n ;
.hat the McNairy-lliuigcn bill will
’Ixa:. | ,i i,t hj* paper th at th
the Big Rapid* Saving Bank. His r n
New
York
I
r
t
1
I
)
.
.
C
l
to
the
U.
S.
Government,
c
a
u
f
t
l
T
-----------■ ' i-u »
man
liorth
on
a
lilies
wu,
n
|l niii<: • p m arines ought to h
pass Imth houses l>y .«
«
her.. Wednesday m orninr ap p .n .n t- first venture int 1
1
0
S
p
e
n
d
V
U
C
I
l
t
l
O
n
j
j
the
removal
of
Sol
Heehen,
D
p
c
h lF O S H f l
,
.vndidule
for
" ntir.uvd on page, 3)
titan last year.
|" lifcli'.'s, and who lnl(,r nt he 1892 when he wa
i l l ,
l.,
1 postm aster at Momphi*. ■nccordingFT8 1 8 0 0 1 / t X l a A C t P AAO
defeated. A I )
Congress
and
"«Although refusing »« ad'nil 1 . 1
district morgue w a. dm oveied to
to a Statement given nut
w„ executive veo aw aits the tev'aI... alive was positively u h n tu iu l widow and three it-, survive.
v,u*
known
as
Senator Ferri.?d m easure, they Indicated that
WASH INGTCJN. Mnr. 23. (IN S) today ns Mrs. Mae Josephine I me.
r.< n m
ALBANY, N. Y Mnr. 23. (IN S) U Tin. statem ent of Sceliea came on i
,mo of the quicte • me n in the Sen
th rlr chief Imiv for results in the
daughter
»f
Francis
M
rn.l«
top
«f
charge*
mode
by
G.
Tom
;
I
O
I
I
I
A1
l y l H 7 ‘rtftM w s n fll
—On h half of the S tale of Geor
ate. lie rnrel> m e'- “ M'wch. al —tiovernor Al. Smith who today
impemUng farm relief f|k'h
}“
Maryland farm er.
• ,
Taylor, recently ousted a* post
gia.
an
invitation
wn*
extended
to
though
he
was
>
•<
•
indefatigable
set himaelf to th> task of dlsp . - ina>sUTt nnrf GcorB(, H. Poole, as
win a "m oral" victory and mtcmdfy
Identification p a s made IA •'
RICHMOND, Vn.. Mar. 23.—
worker on commit:,e*. He wa* a ing of some 50U hills went (o him
the dem and for the farm relief b> Preaid, nt Coolidge today Ly a dele ter. Mrs: Bos Frida of V 'I*""piruct
t<
>
the
office,
both
of
whom
(IN
S )—John Wesley Faison, od
gation »f Sdvannah editors, busi P. She said nn unfortunat'* l"’ • a * member of the toinmiUee* jmi edit- during the closing day* of the 1928 swore thut Church Sought to exact
winning new votes.
the
eve of his departure foe tha
cation,
foreign
rvlutior)*.
library
A» |.,,rt of tlio annual Flowe,
to
Iiep. Dickinson (ID " f »««“ *. ness men and official* to take the fuiV probably caused he.
session of the legislature, is plan from them promisea to pay him
Virginia
SUtft Pertltwitiary Ut
and
postofficcs.
•Eiiw i ( v.t week, ntcnibeis of th* titu la r 'le a d e r of tlu Farm Bloc, summer While House to one of th« ronimit suicide.
ning to sturt on u month’s vaca u part of their salaries in return
•rrro
otid
for tho fol*l ohooU
tion in « fortnight, but he ha* re for hi* influsneo with the adminis
I1*!:! i I Woman'* Club wilt servo predicted th a t they will get a ma iulund c-tatea near th a t city. The
ing
ot
Mrs.
Els*®
Holt Snipsd.
:i
fused
to
reveal
hi*
destination.
One
tration
in
obtaining
appointment*
iwth the Kiiiunl# C'ub on Wed- jority in tho House of iO or more Georgia delegation included M. L.
report
I*
th
at
he
will
go
south,
lo
tho
Memphis
poitafflee.
compared
with
20
lust
year,
and
Inst
Nov.
in
their
"loVe
fret,1
*
Dunning, collector of
customs,
*tui»> kmI-ui the ljo n a on Thuranar1 J
SechoS, frt hi* accusation ugainvt nil! tread tter "atraight and1 ware
partly for a rest und partly for
|A). on„idiog to an nnnouncenwut will pass the Senate by a 1- to u> Howunl Coffin. Henry Wnithour,
Church, any* th at Church in 1928,
political reason*.
1
m
ajority
a>
compared
to
last
year
»
Plea:
uni
St-vaB.
hrehcl
Jenkins.
■row path" to the end « f bl»
t,ji.*>)
A* soon a i the governor hu* when Kcchea was poitm uster, tried he declared todk/. He stitt loV
Churle* Redden and Mayor 'I hoinn*
Afiaageneats are alio being scant lead of four votis23.— Maximill tun on H»- throne of her S ta re d hi* desk of all legislative to leuse to tho Government a lqt hi* loyal wild and his fl™
Sim ilar prediction was made by, H aynes.
.
P11KNIX, Arlz..
Mur.
**'!>• \t a.ke earb of additional
country, she any*; and that fate of m utters, ho is expected to issue n for the erection of u service s ta
*
Two
large
estates
were
offered,
•♦'i»*.,*>
fer lunch and for sup- Rep.Haugen (ID of loW*- ',hllir;
(ljg,S)_O ue never grows too old th a t monarch: the days.when ho forinul statem ent declaring thut lie tion for Government trucks, offer children, he said, and re ite ra U d h f
**r' T). -i who are rleairogH of man of the House Agricultural one on Wilmington Island, owned for love and m arriage, Svnora "gringo*" Invaded Mexico.: the is un "out In tho open" candidate ing a site for 118,000. Another lot Inhoeehce of the crime fo r erhieo
*^3 tf.ig ral.lts for either or both Committee and co-author of the by Wulthour and the other on Sap- Fruncisca Grljulvu Vaherde, who rise of Dias to ponw —but »he for thd Democratic Presidential wns finally accepted for a much lie must serve time.
"My life Is before me. bo
d o Island owned by Coffin. The
*•’*». r * r t asked to get in hill. •
'
^
ha* just become the bride of David can 't t e sure, *h<> admit*.
smaller sum.
nomination.
“and
I atlU have tim e to
delegation
represented
thut
the
"ill. Mis. John Mfclach Jr,
Despite the fuct thut thu Re
Valvcrde n t'th e .a g e of I2». opined
the, unfortunate clrcumetati
"1 uni old, very old, and my
U t•*a r>»>m committee i* head- COURT UPSETS .CONVICTION Presidential Yacht Mayflower couM today r* 8ho ant beside her iHTO PROTECT WELLS
.know now w h a t. It. Id to l
memory i* poor. Perhaps I have publican legislature refused to en
"drive up" to the front door of
HI>y.Mr». ('. R. Myors J r., wh,i
yenr old husband tn their little forgotten, und n,y meniorie* are act a single oiw of tlio mnny muthe lore and loyalty of a nob
RICHMOND.
Va.
March
22.—
*•11 haw the assistance of a grouii
felthar *a‘«‘«> hoth of whlch Brp horn* near here, purr,mmled b>
*»-ghe suy*. of those jor recommendations madu by the
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23. GNB) faithful wife. My IH* before
(IN
S
)—The
Supreme
Court
of
Ap
surrounded
by
deep
w
ater.
T w ofo ld society girl*. Teu and
Democratic •- Ismbws
j-udvrs at
iu rrtn ^ a v c n U . U it un.tlui question ^ ovrm or, Depitgrajie
a
-S tatin g thut 1hr vnjt hlk JtlU ^ unfortunate a ffair speak* u
They pointed out th u t *mc« the some of their progeny
Jf’11 nfreshm eut* will be served peal* today upset the convict!mi
A(tlu»uBh
thu.cuupta
huv*
*
.
,
h7
it
vn
y
p^ltivd:
;
„
u.
ru
p
itu
l
loduy
insisted
IK .* ')' CdTifornlu m»Val oil reserves, which \**1f m\d 1 mm dct*nn\lttxl to
,.f
A.
Floyd
Mercer,
gam
e
warden
P
ro
v
id
e
n
tV
d
hU
othcr
vaft*®* •‘.ftetonon,_______— ----- -----& R r r i ‘hey*
tlZ
have considered ** *
■
fjolltieally. HSW te«»
r
the Govcmmuht won back from fc. again the * traig h c and %
in-the w e*t
« t nnu
have
nnd* ,n
in the ntYinrricd,
jAmnn attractive setting U being of Priuce*# Aim C uauty.'.for tho oatinn'*iin-the/'Y
P«th th at load* ahmg th e i
te
n
,,
in
Bon-1
instead
o f ha.med by the — b n . L. Dohetiy. 1*
danger
of
hotng
m
urder
of
Allan
te
e
U
ntcrficld.
,t
!„•
mlirht
b4.
' for tho rimer*.* ‘ ftr W Northvo
drained by neighboring well*. Sec upright living and good eiUs
“'^WrnhF'eompUmcnt trf they ramc t|l» in-m th*it
ora, Mexico, and I have lived here
PHCWPKUTH
BRIGHTER
retary of tho Navy Wilbur today > 1 am not all *atiaf»ed will
'
’
Jew
homo
30-arepru
ago.
mpnth* in
for more than 25 ycuis." »be state*
Blind, and *b ,weak 0^1} th*
appealed t9 Congres* for authority veidict ot the Jury, which ■ ‘
always kept.
.
,, ,
Autnmol>(|iuv.
compivmlsc. V, V
WASHINGTON,
weight of her yepr* a* to lw • J*1*
W
A «UI*GTO N. Match
*««*. m
to protect the reserves. Ho roqmr.- waa
fishing, uiirf b.il-img, »>QfH?
of tl
tl
td
nower
to
mate
tjiulf*
v.ltS
hH. . tlfrate inv Uinocenee
Innocence of
•r
do
little
more
th*n
move
roeui)
good
hunting.‘were
guatonU
cd
in
****8-Si uie.
about
tho
car
robti,
in
which
^she
vau
companies
and
a
SIO
.OO
O.O
O
O
g
rsa
tta
WAtylilNGTON. ‘ Mar.
22.-- Gco‘rC'0 ki w r "
driijrhW ul til•pretactic fund" sbouhl an °« j bwn
to**
j j \ ‘j j ) _ R t,bbc:a using ucetjlcno m ate tieclore<l. to. ‘ xi* on th e H* ,-pends mMt o f htr t1"Rb. *
t t l O t QUELLED
. gin w a r result from .tlu failure 10 in a tt*r months 1 wUI A
VnlverJ*. 0cv*r(Vle i. P ^ o p e *
Senate Fin* « L ^ o t . M t h private in- j
p W among my M
w r o k " : ?»•
'M # W » l *
to hive f.PC dj,tln?t ef'- !1'’r.lo:,‘
^3.— (IN S) ntoal dobirs of the va
re -.
„f the distant Pftsl.
tarest.
.
•
.
.______
I
1
1 c W r r ° riM^ nC*'
•iineloha a ti I i com i n f an
1
were used today to pie* S tate B ark liranch at ‘>* " '
She recalls the poaip and cere- (
1
v?'u(»a»)pak at tho w heeling! Hh Station. Arlington < 'w y D . J " ; , } iuipor>i
.
■
....
‘
“:p Jh ln o m jinbrr two ‘'
3 tuiles east off h u e . ‘ |2,2W) in cash.
,
.
‘
.
. ’
^
V •
i
•I,-'2
f. V
l• . *luf
yjJ• i
■v. .
t
•
ftA:
^
(JvTfj
'
•
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O L D M YSTER Y OF
^SIN C LA IR ’S CHECK
Iso M ake T alk s
"
North Dakota Senator
CHticizes Gov(
Of NewYorkFoi
Silence On Sinclai#
Letter Is Reply
To ATsCnarges
M CD O NALD P A Y S
Young Solon Believes
Oilman’s MoneyW* 1
SwayedAlbanyChl
FOR KILLING M AN
M YSTERY W O M A N MICHIGAN
O F W A SH IN G TO N RIFS TO D AY FROM
SUCCUMBS T O D A Y i l l ! IF F
5
P o s t m a s t e r Says
N egro Is To Blam e
For His D ism issal1
Declare Bill Will
wiu
P ass Both H ouses
. . .. ” Savannah Citizens
Invite Coolidge T o
P ay Sum m er Visit
Ira n ia n s ,L io n s T o
Be Dined O n D ays
01 Flow er Exhibit
Governor A l Smith
Probably In SOUtn
W om an W h o H as Just M arried A t A g e
O f 120 Believes Love Lasts A lw ays
W
jrStf'SSt *»•fettwaiSt. a -js
feu-«»‘“V " G^iss.-sasssi 7 !
A 'S
u f c i r s ' s » r^ i £ p n 4 ^ ^
f ^
tm m
t
.
___
my
,rt2 y ^ J(CqJtfc«d
by SdcjiC*j^y||| 'J’gJjg NSfliOW
NOW Oil
v
�uJ
|-W*n
j g: . v
.*
IV "
-BP?
• v
U*li
"I
1
DEBTS
. • u :••
f *• - •
Secret Passage Is
BiscoveredLeading
I nto Westminister
LONDON.
Mar.
22. -(IN S )
i S t u d e n t s o f H r l t l s a .•itfliiu'.ty ntv
i g r e a t l y i n t e r e s t e d in t h e d i s c o v e r y j
j n f a n underground b r i c k p a s s a g e ,
c o n n e c t i n g t Ho I I ouhc%
3 o f P u r lin *
i n e n t w i t h H e n r y V H I . ’* jO h n im l m
>*
*«nt WnTtiTcarricdOvcc
. • O f ci!
xL
S ixa..tyrrv..._
•Two \ fYaiivli
ears
DuiuuiH
. e r m a O f IiiH
irdlim Taov Te
*
.
( .W
\ i f _iv__
* ln trfF ^ -^ b rr-^
^ rn
Hi H n a J « hI B e e n P a s s e d
j-iWASUINC-TON, Mnr. 22.— (N S) ,
The basnge.way is evidently <>f!
riinxidetAhh*
nnti<lulty, nod is ti'il;
-Jugoslavia in to pay lao United
i
mteittUned
in
n a y . ° f Mu- existing
late* $95il77.035, distributed nvoY*
LI
; records. The discovery was made
pcrkat, of-fl2 yvIH rffiFiictttpnicnt
by workmen who ore loyiltft an
I it* 102,850,000.w orld war*debt,
I electric main in Did Palace 5iiid,
ndwi-thc term s o f n bill th at has
i between St. .Stephen’* Wall ami the
usbi.ynMcd th e , Houro of nepre*
chapel. The discovery conic n* an
« n ta tiw s and is now befnn* tin*
absolute
surprise, ns its existence
tenilte 'Finance Committee.
was never sti*|H*cted.
TM» bill ratifies tbe sotUement
The round roof of the passage
ttffecmcnt entered in ti May •'!,
is more Minn four feet below the
920 with the World W art l»eb
ground level. The passage Itself
funding Commission shortly be
w about six feet in height anil
fore it went out of cxisleiut*. It
nt*n;l.v six feet wide, allowing room I
^hssdd the HitUxc Inst year and was
for three nteu to walk nhreast. It'
a p p r o v e d b y t h e Sennit* C o m m i t t e e , !
find
been lilicd with rubble and
M t tJailed
a i l e d of Semite uetl'Jii due to
m
o
rtar
and apparently had been
filibuster In that body in tbe
blocked
flic m ire th an a Century.
|i days of.'the last Congress.
The Rev. Jocelyn Perkins, n
' I.onns and Advances
memlier ef the Abbey C hapter, and '
t o l l the $02,850,000 funded in
one of the g re a te st au thorities on
Serve
wifh
torture
sauce.
c h -------o w d e -•
r , V”
p u ree
are (b tr r
debtedness, $61,0:17,880 represents
tT -n in c
tnilTio* ] snrninr, —
/
(.oldrn SulaJ: Mix tlir follow- the histo-y of vurinus part* of the
F tbe I...w rn—.
abundincc. And of course wiih np jngtrilimtK trigtjthi r with enough Abbey i oil being inform ed of Mu*
principal of w ar loans npd mlvunIiomr* in ibe United S uites! in
cans
oi fruit, many ol them in gold
ccs made to Serbia us an hU M
to moisten slightly: discovery, said:
not unite 50 per cent hate
pallon, and *11,812.111 uccnied In* itiy refrigeration; only about 20 per enamel lined can* which preserve mayonnaise
two cups cubed cold pork roast,
**I have never heard of any such
terest thcroon. The additional rent li&vr year around refrigrra- perfectly the color and flavor, des onr-hali cur> crusltril pineapple, one- tu n n e l, ii. -r have I eiime across any
sert it no problem. «>r. ii fruit i»
*32,527,0:15 will .represent interest •imi. So s.iy* the D epartm ent. of not wanted, canned plum pndtlmg half tup white grupes. skinned and record - I one ever having existed.
see-led. one-half cup chopped ' cel
on the fundeti debt over the period Commerce. 1 hen how i* food pre- can Ik* UieiL’
Should the n»lii|uity of the dis
of liquidation.
, I u rvt <1 in homes without refrigrraRecipe* which arr imnsnal mil ery pepper and fait. I.me a s.i-.ol covery l-e aiithyntieateil. it will be
j,,n?
Why,
by
tin
ran*.
to
lie
bowl
with
b-ttner
ami
I'll
v.
Pb
tbo
* ‘Tbo indebtwlness will bear no inPwliirb m ire (roin tlir •‘canned" re- fab-d. IfiTuratp wiib drops ot iiiaV- one of the most im portant dis'eovmre. Canned fisids provide the
i e w t fo r tlid first 12 years, but
irigrralnr are:
ounaisr spriukleil with paprika.
,-ries < -i.*i*riiing the Abbey tlisit
.tin age.
'
in tere st will npply for the succeed
Canned foods for any r<*nrsr and
' inis e v e come to light,
Pep
Suptetne
ing 50 jo u rs on thy annual unpaid or any purpose *l:i)nl ri nlv oil t*rnGreen and White
i Two -nggextions of the origin of
balances. The first five years nit- •ery and cupboard On Ives in even
r e f t t Sutulirirhfs: Mfx well to
,11 anil inash the pa--ege Imve I....it put forward
Pro
Cr
ururttr.t.
I
geilicr
two
tablespoon*
l-canut
buttlun roiibl ever Ik*
■ nunl. payment* of $200,000 will be ttreater
l number
......
highly; use
One i- th at it may have been u
Blade pn tha principal and’ for the |
jn an iicr-bnx. Tlir staples arc irt, two talile*|K«*n* rhopped Jiimiin
n;a-*biiig
-Itiiii,-I I'l-mi the faults* of •111**
the
slirlf:
rorn.
peas,
ent'o.
two
tablespoon*
chopped
sweet
■
'
i
b;t!r
m
ift
f*r
rrpam
..
.
- next sew n .years these principal ilways <*n
lleiiiv Nil Ulmpel. underneath the
'poyipcnlB will increase $25,000 a Ipitiaeh. tomatoes, pearhes. prar«, pickle, few grain* --a't. two table \S Ink* *liI1 warm, fli«i>c » tal»lrspoon* mayonnaise.
Ppri.nl be .*!. ..a of Oir potalor*- fiat •' Hie wnii-i tiuit i-iiiinuiidi-d the original
aim
apples.
s
a
l
m
o
n
.
sardines,
y ear, reaching $:!75.ooo /o r the .hrimps, evaporated m itt, piekles, tween thinly slirrd and buttered hand- I'larr or. the i>riu'.' » l.jhlr
, ten of the Aliln-y betorc the
tw e lfth yenrv
. ( » v m of p r » ‘ v In, b ha*' brer.
illies. soups, lids lot is invariably bread| il eal I 'm* of London, coining out
..
Commencing with the thirteenth ill-sent.
I rr.im n/ (5*ri» V«prr m f Simmrr .trained xml bra'rd w.tb bnttrr .ml on III, banks of the Tham es, which
y e a r in te ro p is fixed at <meone can rorn, ..tir-balf cup ci lery, truMining. Fold ibr edge* m U»r
Tlie Emergency Corner
|| eight o f otic per te n t for three
our slirr onion, anil two cup* water potato rirrle in. ro v rrn c Hu P*3" were then wooded.
Tie other is th at it may have
* cu*~
together for twetilv miniitr*. Rub Uf.fl tfrr.lW into ibr vh .p*
T ears, one-half of one per cent fo r
luead
|„.a,, n,,m the Abbey and have cm
T
b
e
wise
h
o
u
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e
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i
>
.
however,
m-dftc.
•'Yiyrr
w
i
t
h
/
h
r
hi
rad
tbrougli
a
sirvr.
\,bl
to
two
cup*
tl.'e next 1 4 -jfcacp. one per cent for.
ttdn white «.ni>w and s n .'-n b-i-.blv. ri umh*. iir.d aflro. lo ro * 1*'P lh« i crg. il ii or near St. Slyphen s lia.l
lho-next three years, two per ocnl 0 i*tis I.nr pxrt ‘--f b- r ciipli.-ar.| for
iissiou'ug that it vvus c ii- ttii, ■* i
|, . l^- u<e*l ni *'li' ’ c n< '• • .trb I, ,.t b r f o - r s r r v " : i l-l s l i g li l ly r t 'Oiirllr in an I'CT
‘ rn '* ""
*fpr*tbc* n e x t three years and :i.5
| M
*f | | ,
., w h e n line's h it-b .m d c .u oc* h me !.. .itrn c e p m : -r d svi'b 'b e c r e a m . | tr .n U'dr*;. -*n* yvilrr >n ! ................
pcciccnt fo r the Inst 27 years.
____
beat in d- .1-' •
d W . *4erve thru roll 'h r rriwjurttr m rrorntif.
i >ix «iYlock a m i aot* -I - v ilb
Annual Increase ,
\lb-w to -lrr for half aa hr«r and
(()OMS (ilvT L IFT S
drl-glttliil ' m i l e tli.it t w o **f bis in a b ou illo n cu p w ith i ‘ p u o n i u l
v F rincipal'am l Interest paoiuenl's
fiit-itd*. are c«-fling
dinner
tbi n frv in »1rr*i Ui.
_
w b ip p e I i ' i a*'. • n t- P
*fltd thirteenth year will am ount In T h e n v* Pat .i rrliet it i- '•* '
■if./!,
U«fl
rp"
.
*|„|.*s until si,IT and f. hi m tvr--*j D ill- f»r hiidcgroonis Is -I new
C a n n e d Cu tlet*
$4T4,C88 anti will increase from tli.it . „ tlir sb. lf .ii, rr.nl* mad,
in K m o p e . M o st ot I In-lit
year to y eah reaching $1,811,040 , h u c i . whi.h n r • tem pt mg a*
*! :tkr a thick lie*-,|*t dip of t.t-.ncd anple *••* 'Sr- vogn
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I
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e
ltv
o i i d t h e v a l u e o f • lit t link l
v,!,! * " "
-tbe th irty -fifth yeur. Front Mr* I a n prepared at l o r
i • - I.|,'*|H■ill* bill I M d * m n r M '•'-•••
. . . . .
It t h e *- illtll, vllil, ............f
,te>l
!|
it
k p u it-. t m e *vat In . p la t, 1 nnllli. t? all. I '* • *-t— *»•
•thirty-sixth to the Ihirly-sevenlh o tb* »
(• .C U T ,| ' " i, < i-iiir .1 ..til* *; -pi ill .III . • •.,.* c u p I
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.yogrs inclusive, the nnmml payt
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w,'b
v
•
,*\ i-r , hot, sue*
r i n!.i b I I nn- , i , l , i, , . | . ---I p- ; ......
i<
p
t-u
te
s ini* l i s t e d . " m- L'-ii'loii
\ , |. | o-ir j -'-*1
niVhts will alipixiximute $2,I00,000.'
;bt! 1, *.tt tbrrr r g g '
up- w-iiiM >1 , ,| | . lb. 111 , ,.,* \ ,,ii. .iM-i
.
iiiilll
r
e
i
v
i n g :8> p i e c e s ol - w ell.v
.
.........tut
Iriio-n
•
i
)Vith this settlem ent ratified. 1 )r , '•> |d do h’i” ' '• , (,»„(« n e b
It'd,
uv-t - up* m-'k
I
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*
I
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ill' i i tt ml*.
and there is every reason to expect as l.c- f a I:, mod-- ■b ,,, .i 11 line. pc* .,11-1 t W • ■ I'I till! 1 lilt Ii* i ■•••' A-Id
I-r f--l|-!ti enp •Ug ir.
,-r i i ;bl •
ll. D
very curly action by tbe Senate, os ,,r b l - l r r S’eivbiir * *i Pi -ttii ili'in .• It,- I ., in*.i
i
n
poor,
*alt
an-l
dip in , ;■ i *I|
cull- t • P.it.f
VV.i - ts o f coal mine
‘ ' :i|-r
no’ opposition to it** approval bn- t,ril> r
i l l ' l l l l ’11 • ' ,*.-- stirring roll* intt* no i l l - 11.. *,s , .f l - j i g l a m l nt**-.i-M c
,
*
ioii' i
llel-.ii
k
i
-: • tt ' ■it•It, ,| w,ll «b •' ■r
* 'b e meat fT»p»*|»v ;u m i !’ ,tn.l ‘T in **• i’i I It f t
been voiced, there still remains the
«Ills • -I
h-'t amt add
'!•
F--r v i e - ' '-I** »be lo t
'-I
•In*
'd ebts of France, lirccc*-, Armenia. to ebb in
"> if «*•%«»!
I •! *• rt ri i»«‘ • 1
' " •"
A ustria and Mussiii to lie di<p<i»vd I* ,.,*•» b.nt*til-''
t j i<.V»JC:Clll bcinc* 1 lull tc4>i>o0ll vauilu.
pointed
cmi»
do-kc h e a rts to tuunti- Soup*, cunfa .
..T hose odds ami end- left *>vei
f'la* I'uim-s t m n i t i n ' I v a p o r a "when the Debt Funding t nmmissioii
went out of existence, e\elu*<ive oi
I I•• ,ic,- p u m p , . i o f f a m i *iialy/o*l
Ki,| v\ tail t m p i i i i i i c s
ar,- c o u
the $4,000,000,000 F iem it account
th. nu-’ al. I lii" 's tie*
fig u re up aivuml a>4o(i,000.001
lain* ‘I
,d |>n, p,,..i- oi in*- niv**iiti<Funding agreem ents entered ini*
j
T'lir pi in, - pi,• u p o n
" I n c h it'"
‘JWith other ualioti, that are now
I i n v e n t o*ii is loi soil is l i o t a i l I hat |
being cniTicd out total appioxid u * i . i ,-o i l ...........i l l a t l i - g * , 111011' i " 1
'lfiMely $7,500,000,000. bringing the i i iN \IH l h 1 I
"iloni.i, Inin* n a l i ic c *
an c p ia l.v |
■total w ar debt account up t ..
\ KW Mil I «»|:|.
New Itiv i.M in n " i l l ( h n n r e T " I ,
,,.,., nail i .i p i .l s y nip Itla-Hc »'•»•
/around *1 l.ooo.ooo.istO.
| | \ S I I ntillfl t H
\ a p n r S olid S te e l T hai 11 i .
o.l
n, l l„ no-Ini. ’I I" h a h " * *• • ni
. I'ayiuents r.in'ie by vaii-ms na t li> 11•«Ii;ift , | •;*t 1• » ( 44 1(1. t t;
H a s M ille d : D ev ice O p e ra . i, pi > in ■ l la- nude* tilt ■ "I ' !'•
Mitm-* in tin- five veins -iiici tin
l.tl * . 111•I i l l
•! |l»«|l.4|| ll
led
l.v e le c tric t i lt r e n ts ' | . . |
, i p | . | oil-lOlthol W i l l 1
fir-t settteilielll was o< gotl.lteil
1. 1111 fit
IM«I
I
1
i t o l l . l i p , at l " Ll I .......
" ow l.
with l i real Itriliiui in 1*.•_':, will ap III* Mini I*•|* I .‘li.if
\l.ii
JJ
i
I
S
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l
i l l t l l . bn
HI A 4
w e i g h t , t w o p ic e .
It'...........I-*1
proxim ate $*.ion.noo,lMM». leaving
.
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................
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-1
t l . l t . hint •
f*»l l ! ‘
i • it,, il i a , ,
■ b a i r n - I it t h i s n ,a i m e r h a v e i<
around $ 11,000,000,000 \ , i to I.i
t«• • \ ill t.*n I«•«I;i \ 11 Mi - lllfllkl “I 41.ii ii.il 11 -o -■ 11ig Ii S- 11*-ol h, i c. ' | n l s i o i i ......l o t s o f g r e a t iiia g 'ilt ia l.'
collected.
n v --I i
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t h i s t *-vv It ainoli:* I h- !'-•»■'**
|t *| s
::
9
C ans Can B e T he
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Connecticut Keeps D ENVER STUD EN T
.O n ly Three Indians ()| ,' |;||J|| SCHOOL
On 1 R e s e rv a tio n |N vi5N T SF U R N A C E
\|
England Will Send
Girl Hockey Team
To U.S. During Fall
F o w le r
(D o r s e t I,
(H a ils).
M is s l l o i n c - . s
Miss
Haviu
(S m i'tv i
4lUx f'liumlit rltn ( 44 ills lim -l, MKllii*. Misa J . Itiow n an d Mt4Hlirtght. (S n -icy i. M i - I ing
vtititl. tSollirr-ct I. Mi-s Newell
Iteilfordsluie)
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tils-
l.a-i
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Seven of III..... p ta v c i- bov- rep|...Ill,III to l l ,|, | ,I,ill* Itlu-ll
esen te d K nglam t. I n c a n - in tbi
e u r s te a m and fooi an* --ii the n
T in
t a t . p u l . rti.d f o i
t ....... .
erVe list, so tin- leant m ay I"
' Oil
mu
tin i cm i v a l t o u -*•••(
indeiI a a fail tv -tr-*ng an d t>p.<
Ilo ii-oii icecii* 1il
• Iw •'ll*
eiitatil’e.
Oi ! --i cai* hi , In ic o w n In-ini
Mis» (Ionian, tv tin w as III- - ap
\ \ l i o tin la 'I I m il. ii , lilt- >1* p a r t e d
till of lh e t o u ti n g te a m m Sm ith a l a i c p ar k wi l l In- I", at n i " o n .
frit a last veal , an d i ' lh*’ p rese n t ■••iliiiig Ilo r c s c i v a t l o i i lln iu e. a- a
ipluiti of Kngluod. i- likely t<* 1" iiiii I i im -in oi m l t-- t h e " l i i ' l * ** •
ic c a pta in.
/ i i i . * ol t l o l e g i o n .
T h e te a m " i l l leave Kiiglaml
illy in O ctober an d r e t u r n l h 1' • In* a g o . I’lidud* Ipbi.i. Host- ll anil
iddle of Novcintier. T hey will S l l.l-IIM.
ay a p p r o x im a te ly tw o iiuitrhcx a
A m a il'll b e t w e e n tile t e a m . 10*1
•61.. t uke p a n in a toiirnai|)eiit lla - " R e s t o f K n g l a u d " wi l l lot h e etui **f th e to u r , a n d visit, p l a y c il b e f o c t h e d e p a r t u r e , on
King o t h e r t p la fe s. N ew 4 <*rl>, S e p t •-IIII*4*I d‘.l.*
i > ii
y.
i
(a x e s a s p ro v id e d liy la w .
have
a y;i)f)i.l i c e - b o x
.sm a ll
paym ent
th e
u n p a id w ilM ie-tth tred in f h e h a n d s o f a d ep tilv r o l l e i l o r .
„
. a n d a fe e r h a r g e d
and
easy
m o n th ly
term s
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our
sh ow room
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ltd %!»»»*% »! »* kt'tl >** it
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Evansdaie Park — Lake
FRIDAY, M A R C H
Afternoon — and — Evening
Orchestra •
lo r a d e m o n stra tio n .
r o lf e r tin n oT s a m e .
i
! - tull-ru l a th le tic union -ui! * p r i n J
85c i-i Si.c'l dig garment.
'\ is . K>N*bvu..'i. N. t
F ri^ icla ire
w i l l pu l a n y F r ig id a ir c m o d e l in y o u r h o m e .
li. , / u. ,
I lv
h e p l a c e d in it a t l o w c o s t .
F R I G I D A I R E
l* erso n a l l u x e s r e n ta ia in g '
ri light hhi,' in help iileuilfu ’
■I Inisii'l it. U l i l e III i lh c r l . I tiller * !
Land and water Sports
C ity T a x i H ooks will* d o s e A ftrii I s l., a f t e r w h ic h sill
la n d s (iponiA xhich ( a x e s r e m a in im p a iil w ill Ik * so ld Tor
/„•//
is invited
If y o u
'.f-l-nr
1,1
modern
ice-man
calls once
a n d the ice sta ys a l w a y s
I
f ont- /nr l/ir 11 vSsi - S*M a i s n v k
l„n f-r-v. T it' i r i it ’ i' u ;tio ii » t i l l **y
Everybody in Seminole County
A
f
S e e th a t S w . -m " '* h i l t !
' h a t ’s
e s p e c ia lly i v in f - r o c d at tl«c Iw c h
tt k n itte d w o ld .in*, p a n e l as tiunlli its a
i.title . S lritu d . s p rin g y ! \'» d it s ta y s
th at w a y ! N " t ' >’»' ,,f J’u h h o r n n .
'I l te r c ’s y m ir l*"'li. v-c a ''*
V.tf,
L’liin fiirt. I 'm 'i i i rin m e. th e lle x in le
lic it tines llir c v -i|iia rlo is n ( lltc w a y
iin iu tu l y o n e v e r y w h e r e t h e r e ’s a n y
lic m lin g <>r tw is tin g . I w n f e a lu te s
I n Innk fo r a n d i n s i s t n a .
S o d e m a n d “ M i n i s S w tsn N ltU s
Ih iin n S u it" —y o n e a n ’l ti*‘t •'"*■ p a t
e n te d h e ll in a n y n lh e r. \ s k th e
d e a l e r In give y o u tl»e im t-n f-w itr
d c n n - n s ti itin ii. It s a wow \ itcl d ie
p r ic e is n o n ' h e r. SI*
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The
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.C IT Y TAX BOOKS OLOSK ABRIL 1st.
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s u it u m a n m c r v itsed in to . I t’s th e
new I I a s i s .*»im m im iv k lo r •.tim m c i-r i p - p r o ii f l NW.ni te a r <u s-m .
Chicken Dinner ^0
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’A v e ry s t ’o uu te a m o* r.i-gli I- ■ „ 1. t h a t p ile It,t-- tin y o u n g
w om en hoekey p la y e r s Inis lu c o m o u n t a i n s ah-tir ilo* New 4 o f f
tali Im iilii
\ , , 1(11111! i n o i , • », 11
chosen by th e All-K nglisli .........an '
H ockey A ssiicialion it- t--u, ll - III! III.Ill a poplll.l •*• •"*' , -- -I.
it, t , , l » l o i s c i a ln i - a t i ,b •< • t •* L o g
U nited S t a t e s next fall
1....... .,11,1 I.II, I I-. \ .1 . II.II V.*ni. oi
’ T h e te a m will consist --f MiA rnold ( Lam a.-b iicl. Mis- Knoll I'i in, i t o p . i> ii t *i- t ,c ig e ," - i lio.-it
1, o V
mid M i's D onum ( K- i i l t . M-
•S^M SD N BA K
�It Will*
117 M agnolia A vem itf l
,'fii '.* *■’/*tl
i M W pl<
W *' D e l t f c f '^
i M R n f e J tD
Armours Cream Tall
117 M agnolia A ve. Q u ality m ea ts a t low est prices
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Sliced
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( l *VI.
W indow glass carton, Halves
or Pounds
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v
3 Cans Baked Beans
I I lb.;;Maxwell House C offee.
Aritipur Star Smoked
I ’
Hams.
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J
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*
Armours Creanv-vSmall
subject to further decline without notice
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'Large or small. Half or whole
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15 o z . Seeded or Seedless Raisihi
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hit
it
■y ■
-/ ' ■
No. 1 Cans Burt Olriey Peas
Choice Western POT
'ROAST of BEEF
Qt- Jars Sweet Pickles
i
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*
2 Vz Cans Pratlow Pickled Peaches
(Put from Kansas City steers
10 lb. Maine Irish Potatoes
WESTERN
PORK
PORK
Shoulder
2 lbs.
7 Pkgi.;. Washing Powder
No. 2 Cans Peas 2 for
B risket
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C5
list inf
Ins ('yosigiU to r^its li an
X )N O ?!^ Jlur- B.—(IN S )—Exinvent*'have shown th at a new
n r 't f f ltW W T n e l • may be proed Jro m goal ut u com parativelow’^A af i f if' revealed In the
u a lA t/ro rt of the Committee
the Privy Council for Sclentif«wd»4wdaa»a*al- lU acarch. which
Just been issued,
' auch o^orpoess ever became
tld lb lc^ Iq t h t opinion of exa, ia e a p a e lu o n
of the coal
u try •ami the world's estim ate
tw , valim nf nrtrolcum Would
•ntlrcly revolutionired.
.F o r Motor T ransport
tim e," the reatALra, "we can envisage on
■urr^W lfia*i r of rxpcrlnienlnl
ts the production from coal
iu7<fTueT In aufflclent quantity
nply all the requirem ents of
V trad aao i-ti should natural
ifl^if^efro leu m fail.
v>to be seen, hpwrver,
er this new Industry con be
M ied'tm a large commercial
before the n atu ral resources
sufficient to supply the lnig demand for liquid fuels."
conversion of coal into
elroleum products by a new
4- is- Vnow being developed
nuny ogpWieommercial scale,
>ort^r^ntjnues, and as n reV U ^ b m in g e n ie n t entered
Months ago by the Den \ o? Scientific and Indus*
eeeasebi -m- num ber of ex
its have hern cuiTicd out
inatb-ox the treatm ent of
, Itritifh .coals with hydro< i*hffch T>resaure at mod‘high tqmperirtvires.
•cdmWtti.. Satisfactory
jupgl^nientH, which have
gBrioad by other investiaf tbr Fuel Research Sta-'
e report continues, "have
■ynnd doubt th u t by auch
U large jw iporllpn of the
stance can F»e converted
______
! away the -pcctiu'lcs he wore n»r 1 I
That n Miss Riddell, of Knglulul, years ami lias never resumed I hei r
IiiiiI lived .’id years in a li'|a*i eulmiy line, U the .bum of TreUiwm.'y It
which she fuiitided in Japuti w ith- ving. a well know n l.uudua aian.
out -die nr any uf her doctor!*, 11>:tier prominent pi-opli" uf r’nvnurncn or attendant!* eo n tia e iin f • l‘*"d have taken m> the aim with
, ,,
.
. . ,
, i reimi led miicc.v. In his treatm ent
the disease, has just been re|inrletl • ,
, r,
,
, ,
11vim; ill first iihsitiiiiieil entirely
The report, made by Edith G ating f,,,,,, f.... |, ,(,**,« ti.uk m ange juiee
Iteid, an English writer, says that in water, ami lemon juice. Then,
Mis* Itiddell conducts the iiistiluIm was given "nn infusion
thin, the H ospital fur the I te s ,,,.!1*1' * 1 '" * * ' ■"id leUuee,” and late,
'
1
,
\iipplo-wjiIit .Vl’ogYthor Ins fust
reel ion nf Hope, ut Kiimonmto, »n
5,, (1|IV> living, wus aide an
self-governing C hristiun lines She . the forty-seventh day tu go m
plan'ed many of the lui ren a c r e s 1Unidon from the country aanatorwith tre e , and flowers, and en- iu,« iwh, r‘'
' vu*
,,
,
. 1and transact a grout amount n[
courages all able lepers to
|!UIlllliail
rnM,
New /.cullin') expects to set
old III new buildings I Ills yea
Keep your household
O l?
o i l
in step
l i a k t 'd
b r a i i N
Every S aturday you buy your groceries and meat
days. Up-tu-the- minute grovem and butchers advise,
the grocery pages of the,H erald where you cap make
b u s buy the most. Today you will find ninny uf then
bargains and advertising fine foods;
m - fSN
V
X5sm
1
tr
V *
Red S ta r Grocery anil Feed Co
,M. D. Gutchcl
Long’s Meat Market
R and S Grocery
■
SAN HE REINSTATED
IIAIiTI.MORE, Md„ Mar,. 22.— (
(IN S) Tile Maryland S tate R u e-j
mg Ciinimission, at a special meet- j
Inf? tin's afternoon, adopted n rn u >-1
lotion isdnstnllng Earle Snndi*.1
1 premier jockey o f the rt tiler icon
, turf, effective ut otice^I
Zealand expects to set
d m new buildings this ycai
per
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S A I A P D IlKSNINii
peifetl mayonnaiic
—
- A r - I b - f t- BnftlHFs
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Stenstrom Grocery
McCuljcr’s Cpsb G iim ii
A. & P T ea Co.
.Promior* finlatl Ttr*-- tfif
Calumet Raking Powdn
B
AKED BIvANS-awvjust baked Leans until you give
them the tungy llaVor o f Prem ier Salail Drrssing.
J lir n (hey arc deliriously different! M'rito ua for our
lyeo recipe book of 98 ijew wavs to enjoy Prem ier.
F eascis 11. Lecoett & Con E7Ui St. A Hudson River, New York
GRO CERY
A tlantic City D ancer
W ins H er ‘H eart Suit
Corner French Ave. and Hughey St,
Two blocks from New High School
SATURDAY SPECIALS
,j , , M o r e
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
S iring beans, Tomatoes, Beets, C arrots,
Spring Onions, Turnips, M ustard Greens,
( 'elery, Lettuce.
Specials for Saturday
I, illsbuj*y p e st Floprj -jHb. sa^k $1.29
n o u ris h in g .
d ig e s t,
ly to re
cr, qn the Rhine near Ehrcnbreltrtcin, and a th in l favored Berlin.
The Reichx Cabinet was unabtu to
decide, and while postponing the
Rhine project until there ahull he
no troops of occupation their* d*-*
ridi'd to build the Ehreuma! nt R u
in and to convert Sehinkel W atch
j cham ber into a ITnll of Honor.
Leaderx of tlif various political
parties are fu 'be'consulted befiue
the final decision.
VACubu in to have a cl
- iW rfe, No. 2 can
Tomatoes, 4 cans
Chipso, pkgr....
.
to
10 lbs. S ugar
and
'* n r,'w n o l e s o m & ^ t o o , b e c a u s e t h e y
a (llh a v e a
fin e r,
fu lle r
10 lbs. Potatoes
fla v o r.
' S e rv e m o r e o f th e m . A n d re m em b er* C a lu m e t
not
1Llig y a r a n g a j s u c c e s s
o n ly
Compound Lard,* 2lbsi
b u t a ls o
^JMAK^S baking EASIERi;
24• lbs. PillsburyA il'.t
Best
F lour
l
Roadway Coffee,
LK 9STH A M
.25
.09
. W*. Peljver
Phone 747-W i-
f So^nc
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frC “,Wg
Black Eye Peas, lb.
Baby Lima Beans, lb;
T i'e a tn e r y B atter, lb.
Fresh Meats
n
t*.
DOUBLE
ACTING
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..
E a s ie r
d e lic io u s
jM uxw ell.H ouse.G oi’fe ^ lb* f ..... w:f4* 4 S
Sugar, G ranulated j(jane, 10 lb s ........
an u ld g iv ij In tJO ie *iu * l<»* baild
to
>IonuG e,W ar,
\ dines made prominent by Churh • Dickens are being given to new
1 Idi.cl.s u| flats being cniistl Ul’tl'd
in clearing and rebuilding the slum
.d istric ts uf Kensington, London
Many ■ the scenes of “ OIiv .t
Twist" are si'id (to ha' o been (1. 1(1
111 1lie district. The blocks known
j as "Pickwick" and “ Oliver" Houses
have been completed.
New
the monuilft(!r5i'riii*“™rVTi, otrrith;
Dead lark Lifted
** *
2 1: Cans Sour Kraut 2 for
I'la ls llax e Dickens N am es
i*iii
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10 lb. Granulated Sugar
Modern ra d s Cause
I. Cla frd y ’ mfrict'd'ties
By Leading Smiths(‘•xtf.u thmt« .. >■«•«!>ago in- Mum
*,.
Sugar Cured Hams
Hams
Sihow .0 1d Style J e w; e (
.
Sliced Breakfast Bacon
BEEF
R oast
*
r ilK
W O R L D 'S
G R E A T E S T
1
B A K IN G POWDER
2 T IM E S
r ii ttL u l
Y O l JII.E Ih tA N li
We carry a full line of fruity and
Vegetables
;
. ;H.i*
,< ■,i 1 . -
.rfi la
jlnow tiL*.F od A-iUJt
- l * ' 1■* ' ,
*
>1*®-^
.Deliver1
"1
" .Vt.v*M *jM
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j.a f /t mUi JdguotJ Y**
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m
7.
*ft M»f
I mtTTrttattTd'piy'
spr a t
A—
-i* ‘
m
w which
i » Kwould‘ miilBOiatKWitOTCTmliil: ■ LAKB WAKVf . _ pl«
ome rule,
plsim oaunui
im ffiM iEUM nnm Bi
ThomRsam whose ibi
ceW to operate
r’j; was hostess I irnuj'Jrtlff*- iirfg la
bo Sundgy. AC th e ipn
MEXICO (IT T . N t r . 'a m N ! U
»n
f n t W ^ a W , To. the ) f t M
l sri'iety at herjj<f«Out ugnin After un attack of Ivy lunch she m f f ¥ t
—Report*
rcctiv^l tn w U jo w thi t
;h jv the1can<li- |p«Af Jl<qggV)tfQp«r liake-^Tuesday'?poison in Her facer
MADlSD,' Mar. 22.—( 1 ^ )
* ■
the sharp oarthquljMl njick fe t
MEW TOR*, H y - 22.— ll^
i m ust have its afternoon, from twesthirtv tlllj Mr. nnd 'fMrs. ,B.‘ F.' Zimpnenimn gift*of kllklfase as
nte will be sent to the League
P*g« 1)
here Inst night nt IptinUjrlock e: • John Cool Wire, W .
this
oci-asiott.
A
’
hkaut
ibomr* AW i u v
five. The living
ring mid dining n)ems,;|° f Harmans, Mnryland have In-fen i made birthday cake was resente l Nntlons hi Sept., Premier Pri,
JL.^cloc
tended all the way to the southern from Amherst for th* col
were beautifully decorated in Roy- visiting their
son, E.
o f ’em v
,,
, li. Zimmer,
,tu her by Mrs. Rdwqrd lourman. Dc Rivera teld International News part of the state of Vera C rutrA Iclub concert, today ekXibl
r.l-purplc and white, the colors man, a t his home here, and «n>^txvimmliTjr and-sporhr-wwe— ■
tn*l
hr Scrvhv-tndny.-^AItliough-I cannut thongh the-tremonr,"vrirlch lasted
I offic*I'knd'H m»h ta n a b ttd
■saking-w—
s
h
o
rt-to
u
r
o
F
-F
foridj-1
adopted
b
y
-th
trr.
RoyaP
White,
■ ^hlm
I to W»t
ilulged in Md the ladles deported • nnnounce the tenjis of the Snanish j neariy three minutes, caused much family characteristfciTB#
beforo
returning
home.
group,-inthe
contest,
of
which
fexripetirent here the police ijeclar: the approietofaiR fear °f interference from the Uw nr. Ul„e nf,crl,00n
"ti,hlnkhappy1
Mr * ; reply 1 mny lay. Ir is rm.ched hi eti there had been no casualitles Ing’ for Washlngton^he
group Mrs. M athers is group lead rfijra. William Muagrave* enter- Th‘h
Thompson
many,
more
viewe«| by reportew#'**’
V a n * *sld Du b asfcod W *J»;
The speaker said county rule er. A fter the business amt devot taln crt.a numlter of frictids last
birthday* to come. * There wero , lt’rn,!' 38 c0™»*1 « *h,> r«fcn» in‘ nnd that the property damage was
*V"whk;li way must I ruirt
"Was Florence Trutpb
Friday afternoon, th honor of her
o t i t t S tr i e h T r^ V
tri">' ional service lt>d by the Tres. had cousin Mrs. R. W. Rutledge who nl*mir thirty ladles present and . vltatlorr from the council to rv- slight,
lh»tlhcthe(l°c
people
cSHcert?”
he was naked,
been given, the lesson, for Mnroh
those tnklqg vara were: Mrs. \V. «nter the League," said the Premrientn. *tv
to have what they " F a r Above Rubies" was made has been her house guest fo r the (i. Ferguson, Mrs. Guy Wymu-.i, ! irrthe
best
»
foncert
we’ve
AGREE. ON BILL
J,f carted, ho promised the very* interesting by Mw. H. C. past week. The afternoon- passed Mrs. Clarence Isbell, Mrs. Roy
The Cabinet approved Spain’s
years,"
John
replied,
and
racing eleme"1 anything it wanted. Parisen, as program louder for quickly with games and contests, liowwcll, Mrs. Jam es Thompson, :«-entry on Tuesday night, b u t an
W
A
S
H
lio
T
O
fl,
March
21.—
to
bo
drawn-ii
» V - t e d a thrust at Dr. Fons the month. The Contest em'z was and delicious rofreshm ente' were Mrs. Frank Evans, and Mrs. Wil official statem ent was delayed until (IN S)—A' modified tornV bt • Hi*4
Hathaway and his highway build. the next feature of the service, served by the hostess. Thoeo pres- liam True.
King Alphonsn roultl be informed. Jones Flood Control Bill with the the recurrent ©ports of
ent
were:
Mcsdames
A.
C.
T
tefry,
The Lnko Mary Improvement Jt is expected th at the Hpnnisq states relievedd uf
of ^ha
)ho butrtpn, of gagement to the dart:
b«t
dcc,BTln" ^ a t the nnd was entered into with much Raymond Ball, G torgr Woodman,
society held its reg u lar monthly cqmmunication w ill'he sent to the local contribi: Hon^
enthusiasm , by
the contesting
was tmnalmmisv
’
groups, each side showing such Robert TYue, F. S. Vehney, R. W. bosiness meeting at tho Chamber leag u e Secretary nt Geneva thl*
ti'atny by tho SeMnte
Rutledge
nnd
William
Musgrave.
of Commerce building on Friday evening.
ii.
. -«
»t hi*^
oil ove- the regime 0f Dr. W \V Phlllim careful preparation of the lesson
Mr. and Mrs. WllUarif T rue, nnd evening, with tho Presldent,.W . J.
as to moke it quite difficult for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T rue and
Jhat no group of
the referee, f a r t h e r a decision. children returned F riday from u Hopkins, presiding. A box social
thfe pablUhtT*aifm|
•*w
wan suggested for the social meet
ayt a w V " " ' e « t Ky Delicious refreshm ents of small trip to Miami and points on the ing on April G; with Mr. Elmer
htory a> • fabric*cakes and punCh were served by E ast Coast.
Bharat© fslsrhood.
Ilyotlninc in charge. Wfiys and
tho hostess. The m eet'ng for April
Mr. and Mrs. Willlpm Musgrnve means for starting n free public
Imade no reply.
io - T f e u j * ° rMd
Pensacola vrlll be held at*the home of Mrs,
to TAJahAssee built, by Hath
and hfiuso guests, Mrs. R. W. Rut libiary was suggested- and Mrs.
‘
rffe m M l □»..y lwo ^ nn,
F. S. McKee.
ledge find Mr. A. IE f r e o t f spent Walter Flanders, proprietor of the
21.T Sanford Avc.
im«B by another
Mrs. Wade *cf Terre Hante In Sunday nt Daytona Beach. These Treasure Shop will be in charge
4 W,‘
unUI
Jan
i audience, which took
lYromjjb^el
uary ao I can travel over It from diana, the house quest of Mr. nnd visitors left for Miami recently. of this work. Anyone having books
with Jilin oh Bom* of hjs
Mrs. W alter Flanders . spent to cohtribute or suggestions to
be in Mrs. Gifford,' returned Sunday
Bent0 and hhinded »ort*rfit J u & M H t0 TfllIthaj,,fe
afternoon fresh n trn days visit to Thursday in Orlando shopping for make kindly call to see Mrs. Finnaugurated on your governor.**
.Maker’s remark# a#, false
the Treasure Shop, a t the whole tiers. The bell committee reported
Although h- apparently forgot W inter Haven.
to open the meeting wltfi prayer
Dr. and Mrs. McKcy, Mr. and Bale houses.
that no foundry’ was available ex
II. E. Opro of Tampa, was n vm- cept ut Jacksonville nnd Tampa,
C iJ tU U i
Mr*. A. R. Colliculi and Mr.
S t r iT J lT y i°™ ' the en,twhile
11. A. W ard of W inter Park spent ito r Friday in Iaike MaFj’.
and the possibilities of the work
minister
brought
the
session
to
a
s
,
s
«
The young peoplo of the com being done here was suggested.
fishing in
close with n benediction, which he Tuesday after-noon
pronounced with characteristic hy- Taylor Creek. They returned by m unity church held th eir second
Indian Ilivec and enjoyed a wierter Christian Endeavor m eeting Inst
pocr.tical magnanimity.BODY GUARD SHOT
Sunday evening with Gordon Cole
^ ^ . ^ n d e d o , „ Cfltta waa introduced by John G roast and picnic supper on the os leader. Those present organized
24 IIkh. Golden Dnvs S. R. Flour $1.15
Choice W hile Hncon
. waving his arm*
*hnk‘ Haydock^f JacksonviUe/w t salj river bank.
at the close of the service and the
CHIC AGO, Mar. 2.1. (IN S) —
Pure V egetable l
l
a
r
d
y
12
lbs.
Golden
Davu
S.
R.
Flour
.......60
Mr. and Mrs. Schiffmochers of following officers were elected: | Join) tnfnntano, icputfd bodyguard
* b H*U In windmill fashion..
‘ " “L 0 f r v?d/ nd 8UPPort#r of
fi II>h. Golden Dnyn S. R. Floui*
-SJt
and W est Palin Gordon Cole,
rationing AM* -newspaper by the fonner chief executive because Long Island
President;
A inu (,f (he slain "Diamond Joe" Eaposis
t’att# charged that The when the latter as governor used Beach were week-end guests of Cochrnn, Vice Piesldent; Mrs. I.u- itu, was assassinated in his home
Fancy Head W hole Rice, I 6 t i lb*e. ......
^ i d ho# bet#.’ tailing untruths to visit JuckSonOjllc he would fore Mr. and Mrs. Whecley.
vuriu Booth, Secretary; Oliver | early today. A bullet fired into
M:s. Lirhtcnnto'n, Mr. Whceley, Dantzler, T ivssurer; Mabel Fer his back had pictved the h e a rt Inum I gave you a good admin* s '’ thea « . U^ U8nrtJ! of tho Semin .
olo pnd Windsor hotel* to patronirc Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. nnd Mr*. guson, Corresponding Secretary. fantuno hnd been kneeling by his
utretkn when I vn»# your
All Canned Goods l^ ic e d Right .* ( j
M l I 'i
gtr In substantiation of this,.the Haydock’s little restaurant located Russel nnd guc*t Mrs. Forman The young people will m eet each bed as though in prayer when his
and Mrs.
Cropper
and little Sunday a t 0:30 F. M. The Ifiadcr mysterious assailant shot him
A full line o f Sw eet Feeds, Dairy and P oultry Feeds, H ay, Corn, nnd O a t s --------- tfttker »aid when -« wa* in Tal mi a aide street.
E r n e t h e p a f . capita tax was
Burton Mank, Catts* campaign daughter left Thursday by fiuto Per Sunday March 18, wHl be Miss from the reor. Joseph Devito, with
------------------------------ ----------------------- W e D e liv e r --------- ------------------------- -------JtM and deolared today it wa» $27. manager who described himself ftj, for a weeks visit to Miami.
Ethel Hyotlulne.
whom he roomed, foirtul the body
c; V a^ i ----- r e P. M. Wiliams and son, Kennis when he returned home afte r a
n S , proclaimed frL*strength in w l t it n l ib m i buBiness man anil
Tho following members of the
trit Florida, on .the East Coast an official , f Coral Cable#, was Goldenrod-Ovlt-do orchestra, and have returned to A tlanta, Ga., to night out. He professed no know
,nd in the north *central Portion the first speaker of the evening. their husbands, wives and a few reside.
ledge of the slaying when question
Mrs. Thomas Meant Johnson, nml ed by police.
.X«,**
»nd added, “N *^l« you folk# don t He pictured the city of Mlnml ua friends were delightfully enter
tint to support Catta on election facing ruin and bankruptcy" be. tained at the hfmc of Mr. nnd small son Theodore, of W inter
ify you’re gonna- loae your vote. cause racing hnd been outlawed bv Mrs. A. R. Collicutt of Suburban Fork spent Friday with h er1 pnrSOCIETY LEADER DIES
Ue.auerted ho waa going to win a so-called '‘centralized power" at Homes Friday evening, with Prof, t-nts, Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Miller.
Mrs. Ctnra Gaston, and Mrs.
-in spite of what The Herald or Tallahassee in the personage of and Mrs. Gifford assisting ns
AIKEN, S. C., Mar. 21.—(IN S) I
toy infernal Deah »ald.’’
Governor John W. Martin.
hosts. Prof, and Mrs. T. W. Law- Rhoda Erring spent lost Monday
—
Mm. Richard Gsinhril), • noted ' '
ut
Daytona
Bench
with
Mrs.
Grave
♦ Pauilng for a minute in hw lum- ; T^lc tourist business, which, the Urn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Licnhurt,
M l H
titling of thU newspaper, the jpeaker declared, ordinarily nbta Mr. Slejr nnd P rof. Laney, of Ovie Duryca of New York City; vriie i* society leader of New York and
4i
•pending
the
winter
ut
St.
AUgiuNewport
disd
here
today
at
nolly
tptliter turned HU attention to. as- W'Jtml
$20,000,000
annually, do, Miss Konlse of Orlando, Mrs. tlne.
Cottage
following
n
long
illness.
4lllnr Carson, the Miami catid- amounted . to only $2,000,000 this R. L. Grotm, Miss Barton, T. J. I
Mrs. Fred Bailey entertained Her son, Richard Van Nest Gnm«|te.
year, and this h« attributed to the Durrancc and Mr. and Mrs. Gift,
-Let Carson go to west Florida fact that there yras no racing for Brown. St. P atrick’s motif, w a s ! Sunday -nt • a ' birthday dinner in l.i ill and her sister, Mrs. Girnud
Ih the greatest proof of their cop\plF^ pntlHf^cllJJn III
j hemor of Mrs. Janies Thompson. Foster were at her bedside. Mr-.
and. »ay something against old the visitors.
'
) /» •
”•
:
. . used in the decorations of t h r (Those
present were: Rev. and Mrs. ■Gumbrill was the former Miss
Catts and when he does those 7
3hc service we reader them — Imlh n.s to quality
th°y l^ft us high and living rot-.n where the guests as- 1, Jurnes Thompson and children, Anna Van Nest of the New York
trackers out 'there are gonna dry this year. They .Uyed two rambled, ns wore also bowsl of cut • Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Andefsoif nml |
family of that name. Funeral serv
ti>rp»n their knives on • wagon week* -instefid of the usual four flowers, artistically placed.
price!
rhldren, Mr. and Mrs . Edword | ices will take place at the church
whteli. They ate gtmnn ask him mohtHafcand then went on to HuThe evening was spent in social llmimtun, Mr und Mr*. Fred Bail of the Incur nut ion, the date to '»<
•brother have you got any more vana to enjoy .their sports unmo- converse and contests in which ey. Mr. and* Mrs. Guy Wymun.
announced lufer.
f* 1-»• r*tvjw,
Uislness out hero besides abusing lcBted by the law."
music waa _featured us a ment.il
A congenial party , enjoying a
——
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tlR
REGULAR
70c
STERLING
tti’ and when ho tolls them no,
*■ ** b*d, tho speaker (.timulunt, recalling musical term s, fishing trip ut Oviedo on Tucfdsy t
(M AKE JARS ROME
an gohniv ifefiy to him, well,
Prizes were were: Mrs. Sherman Sewell, Mrs
wanted,
to
Imnw
why the track* und compositions.
you’d -better take to that
„
.
' 1
V • 4v *
permitted to . operate for awarded in these contest*, Mr. und Hattie Phillips, Mra. I .aura IlroWn, }
Toid.out theaa.’t
M M R , Mawh M .-(IN h » v rE t *.
br y' S IS g I W . awson*. II* wftorrtd to Gov- Mr*. Joe Llenhcart of Oviedo find Mrs. w . Fowler. M. Ayotte. ^
^The candidate-1 next.rtelted- the
It. E. Wing hnd us his guelts 1
nf th** city- were thrown «
Mr*. It. L. Croom, winning first.
laildent of .a Poll! county mhn who hS c
°V ^
c,0*in»f o t -the
Friday,
Daniel
Kimhall
t*
id
i‘rom
fht',r
**** ^ n" earthquake Q
A
t
a
lute
hour
dainty
refreshmi
IONA NO. 2 CAN
,
..
.
.
'M
tfuwtionrd hia dalhr to being a trncks and- shouted, “Was,. Sir fire nU were served by the hostesses William Berry, both of Mancha* which occurred a t 7:4S o'clock this
morning. No damage was reported.
farmer. In . describing tho matter John Martin appealing for 'the Mcsdames C d llc u tt and Glffont.
fer,
N.
II.
he warrd warm ip his usual coarse church vote or did th* racing track
The following p arty spent F ri
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gates expect The center of the shook was said
to have been between thirteen
speech and montiprUma. He said operators refuse to p a y o ff? ”
evening at the home o t Mr. to leave for llolUs, N. II. .Mutch
The- speaker painted another dik- day
und seventeen miles from Romo.
he wrote the niih a letter inclos
and Mrs. ,Rouse of Union P ark and 81.
ing $M) with which to pay his ex mal picture of Miami,'declaring rujuycd an everting of music.
II. E. Wing ha* asked f*>r 20 The observatory near the town of
IONA NO. 2 CAN
the
Magic
City
i*
standing
oh
Its
penses to DeFunldk Springs. .
young
ladies from I.akc Mmy und Rockapupn reported two other
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker, Mr.
-I told him tq'bring along his last leg, it* citizens "busted,” Its Drady M athers nnd M other and vicinity to act as volunteer work quakes, one preceding, th r other
taro best mule*'and I’d take my tokhs unpaid and Its peoptf ek- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith.
ers on Friday, March 21, at the following the tremor felt here.
nrVrr
Istfhg
by
bartering
among
thtrfibeat pair and s*e’d;
oJl **7*
.Tuesday after-noon Mesdames picnic to be hold nt Evansdfilo
PROBE DPAIANDED
Monday momin|f*and.f>low'•-until Wives, dfo made t». most *f«rvent Croom and Gifford attended the Park.
late Saturday jiHtht. I promiBed plea for legalized gambling, de Willing Workers Class social in
Members of the Indies Ai<l SoDEL MONTE NO. 1 CAN
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
22.—
that if he took me tip on the propo claring that topHstS must have Oviedo and also the rehearsal of riety of the iJlke Mary Commund-rj
everything
they
want
If
thek
are
to
(IN
S)—Clearing
that
“
it
is
stran
Uli
Ity
Church
enjoyed
un
all
day
sition “I would f>low Hell out of
t!]o class play following the social.
be satisfied.
him before th* efi'd of the week.”
Mesdamcs A. R. Ccillcutt and picnic Tuesday a t Palm Springs. ge th at only one note wus found on
Returning to Tnfi Herald,' tho - “if they Valit home rndcs, dag C. M athers were plcansnt callers *The party left Lake Mary a t 11 the H-f,'r Repfeieninllv* Gifford
• homo of» »*
n »*pltlinfv ut
nfi Pn!m
Da1m CnrinifS
Springs (R) of Mass., today renewed de
seif ntyied cafidld&to of the people rfttes, jai^aioi, polo, golf, swim at the
Mrs. *«
Brown *•
Thurs- 1rt’olArtb
f'clook arriving
ming
or
any
other
kind
of
diverattacked thla nfi*« paper for ati fit
day after-noon. "*
J in time for iunch, nnd baskets mands for u Congressional invest
IONA D R IE D SO AK ER
tfibuted statement that his re Won, let ’em have it, they pay well
Friday'i
were emptied nnd spread on the igation of the submarine tragedy.
Herman Dodd returned
hT
movais from-office had cost the for It.” morning from a business visit to
No. 2 C »a
■Ute an ansrtrtfiUs'-sUm in back ^ Mank said he had been described Tampa.
Mlarh-s votetrby the legiatattire. «y Governor Martin as a •'jell
Misses Wain right and B artlett
* .“It makea nus sick,” he screamed, bird" and vehemently dmi*d the of Orlando* were business callers
“fite me Som
om ething
etm pg ohd let me accusation nlthoUgh he fidmltUd at the W. J. Collicutt homo F ri
CARNATIO N— PET— UORDENS
1fyke."
;»fit ho wai once firted $300 find day cn route fo DeLund.
t *•.
# e n t 10 days In JMI for using bU ' Dr. McKee was a guest trf the
1T*If Can
yacht when it h a d « a ”ll«h upoh ?t W inter P ark business Mens club to
t j.
r»* o»
f t r salvage."
(:
B thrkey dinner a t Aidma riub
t*veral boys alltlhg on the curb * ,Thc spanker declared CursoJt hud house Friday ovening.
I!'
I '■ ff
**»r the track* '.‘lfou 'boya - hush Jfiiitered the campaigfi "to tbirvw •. Another p arty pibtoring to Mi»
4 lb Can
19c
Ub Can
fhud", that , Appleyfird, McKensi* orai this w n k was th at of Mr. Atalking; just ;dhr ’right; •
- HI
a ad Tfiylor would get a f* w rot#a W .W rightfind daagliter Miss Mare
now and let jtfrtaJlr," ' hh *aU
•achbut that the real race lies be tna and guests of Cleveland, who
mtascing tones. I'
'
» lb: Cali
37e
2 lb. Can
■
lie then, lauhehtcTinto another tween ’ ffhthaway, Carlton • nd left Friday for a few day> ’ visit
ir.vvg t;sq jd
varies of
violeht declamations Catts. He said "Carhop Was a fine there.
—
•gainst all*ff*d "filth” which he young man but inexperienced" and ' Mrs. Russell entertained the |oc
Standard
1 Can M ilk 1
ifiid is being taught in the Florida therefore people could not take any al Bridge Club Monday after-noon.
Rtfte College tov Women and the chances on him.
Mrs. McKee attended th* B. A P.
,
FREE
“If Fons Hathaway is elected W. C. Card p arty o t W inter P ark
University of Florida. If elected
W ith Each P oun d«
'l<hr*mor he promised to stop the governor, John Martin will be-the Monday evening.
Teaching ‘ of psycho-analysis and road commissioner because he !■'Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Collicutt
the "doctrine uf frec-lovo" at the h o t going to ho elected to the Sen Were dinner guest* of W inter Park
KITCHEN C L E A N SE R
mBfge and th© Evolutionary thoo- ate,” Mank predicted.
relatives Sunday,
>
He attacked the M artin E ver- * Mmr. D ettinsttl will sing a t the
ry'St the state .uni verslty.“And another,thini,’’ he added, glpdes drainage plan and Bald araditoriiim in Orlando at tK* aftera jlw v
1"if I go to Tallahassee this pro- •-'whit’s th* use of draining !gb* noon service Sunday March the
' miscuous visiting from Frilay Everglades when they are already >piehty-ftfth.
»•
•ftemoon to Mbnday morning by drained and bunting upV ’
Mr. and Mrs. M aiUfldd Of TavT H A T GOOD A & P
TUB
Jbsfa.of the university with gins at
He made a plea for Catfa in thl* ■ros, gu& Pro/.,and Mra. Kellog of
PRINT
••
‘TBllahassee U gonna stop, auddea- ififiifyer,. "Ap i » Utec >U$w thla we Maae., wer* trailing bn friend* here
need that old nmU, that gotnl o|,| Friday aftrn-nOOTi.Prvf. pnd Mnf.
COUNTRY ROLL
■■,ftv>
He declared he believed in the mule t« pull us through.” ft wga KeUog were Winter resldenfy-of
W iw m tlo n of game and fish* b u t
jW h ite r -P a rk fowfte*tt,y«Ar«
r<!iee|-4di opposition td conserta-: tyi piupl* had had the opportunity Bhtt w ere vUIttew fkm ijlar ac*n*a
PACIFIC
- - . - v ’ »• -* 'FI i m.___ Ml ■
don of th* "Royal variety.” "W hy to learn that the candidate' had and old
friende . here, before th rir
VMer th# present law," oe a sie rt- changed from a "Catts -with nine retu rn hots*. . - *
.
, : ,
:S, •jAjhreJgtern*^ and fsrpDy warp.
•d-’ “If a man kilt* a skunk taking Ihrsr” |o fi "good old nmlb.^
J*-"“ ;"i ” ’S'
m a chicken, from hie y ard It wiy
Th* fiptfiker ajloawd hi* «
x
**l*A*•1
•i*ap»
for
Catts
t«
manifest
i
him $88 in court f o r killing *
« r h earin ljaaim sl out of aeasoh.’*- in a statement that reflected ridi
fresh
’ Taklhgrijp th e tudgel in b eh a lf, cule -upon the former fferer#oF»
GOOD IRISH
n^men fls U a r ’In th e tr own ebon-1 fidmlnUtratlon. Said he with a wfiVe
to ttu* crowd, U f i
"fy. the form er Alahgm lan ggwa
», th$$ Sidney J» “
w resiSoa tq * saeritegtouB Btatet
Pf .
¥ n t th q t l« k th e aedieM * fidH y
*t jnto 1office there w*» $1(
colortt.
l y t o r u se ,
•w nned-hy it I b ratfn n css and 000,000 tv the state treasury and
••«fyrienea,.-!- ■
.
whsft he earn* out there vims f*,*_c °d placed the fish In our Wat ‘ 000.000 T" .
T
I
|MMb
j
% » r® S 8 ^ ffS sH S
Em
P*hi4s
S
&£gis* Wj3S5
r e d st a r g ro cery
1hoWout
SPECIAL
Saturday
« « P 8 ? s s
IS
-
and
Motyffey
The Confidence of puff
Patrons
Broom
Stringless Beans 2 for!
Baby Lima Beans
Sliced Peaches 2
Black Eye Peas,
Saturday Specials!
,
_,
No. 2 Can Del Monte P eas.......
.1 9
No. 2 Can Del Monte Lima Beans
.1 9
: No. 2 Can
Corn..........
.*• Nabob
,
.1 9
No. 3 Can Flag Kraut..... .......
.1 5
No. 2 Can Flag Kraut.............
.1 2
Van Camps Milk, t a il............
.1 0
Van Camps Milk, baby ............
.0 5
10 lbs. Sugar
.... . .'. ......
.6 9
6 Bars Laundry Soap..................
.2 5
No. 3 Can Oceola Peaches..........
.2 2
3 No. 3 Cans Pickled Peaches .». 5 1 . 0 0
No. 2.Can Del Monte Pdadics.... * . | 0
Swift’s Premium Hams, lb .. ......
i s
-•t. -/*,*#* 4* •
ky£ m
Factory Prices Oil
Vwnial}e#
Ion Cans
to eat," he declared. “On. on*
ank closed with a prediction fis
#t;asion
ion Jssua
Jesus C hrist .sa
(0 . th* outcome of the gorerttn) ‘
*»»d they brought him hsh. me* which he said would and.
th* following rysuk
*is»a.. T*™* i®oag and nnd run i w*»»» hviw vwiwv , —
•
» » l l snmo of
111 1
RpygH’g
»-r«v M iW t amt C irsoa.
Seminole
We carry a full line of
all times •• . r* ' ^ .— - —
. ■ i
*
Snowdrift
W!H
Jm
Nut Margarine
Old Dutch,
3
cans
Butter
Peanut Butter 2«>»
vegeables at- ■ ••*
Potatoes, 10 lb*-for
D. G atchel
$2,65
and
Sanford Avenue, Conter Cflffy
Ut
Phone 110
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Ha
MWMC
urton M ank. Jailbird, rura-'rilftrieF and cam
laniHlM A*c«
jTpr fo r S id n ey J. C ntts, la st nifcht d issem in a ted 'aomc chd.„,
«■ Bmml law* mulfCr
•'31. !•!*, m tt>\ v P M U K Ir r b its o f m isin form ation nmohfir an audiened, w e nre fu lly coriiht, n * r W * . HR<«r ■M
fid e p t, q f su ffic ie n t in telligen ce to d isregard feverytHIng hb
»"•# ^irck
IMS7
said. It has been our .pleasu re (luring th e p a s t fe w m on th s
_____ Krill*?
L IA U D f t . DRAM
H O W A S n UHUU
.....MAtoaK**' to talk person ally w ith several hundred M iam ians and th is
c , / 0 > R li.H iiia iliif M im r Is th e f ir s t tinje we h a v e heard one, w h eth er fo r or a g a in st
IV M C R IP T IO X IIATHS
racin g, knock th a t c ity , conten d th a t M iam i is broke, or re fu se
to a d m it th a t tjhis 1b th e b ig g e st se a so n M iam i has ftver had.
__ Mm Um ------------ !
Mr. M ank, how ever, is q u ite e v id en tly s u ffe r in g from a
Carrier p r r W r * k
MllS
A u ra H T ) p ]«ftrtr irfVR- seriou s a tta ck o f in d igestion . H o is dow n on e v e ry th in g th a t
j i f c i r lt n
« • Ihr I p l t r u
in M iam ian. T h e M agic C ity lia s Tost Itji'm agic for.,him ; its
■I B f W H fn lr r , rwHtla|c fr»|M
IW t r lw
in n
• n m a l M U n beau ty is no m ore. It h as n oth in g, he declares, but su n sh in e.
■ Ir U H M r t w arta rioll? « « m » H e can n ot m ake a liv in g an ym ore sin ce th e races w ere sto p
■Sit IS * iM d lu r • » « ! » at llw
WMlri. H a ft jsn *. u r— ped.
G am bler, b o o tleg g er th a t h e is, h e needs a w id e open
t M l r f n i •• Florlria aa4 (a
tow n tp soil hia w ares.'•'W hy d o sen ’t h e m ove a r r a y , if Minmh
if rsa a l.
in dead? '
IM w i M V '«
a i m k f r ’ hf (I
H arm a af rirrntailnaa, ah
C on tinuing w ith h is d ysp ep sia, Mr. M ank in sists th a t
tMsal Aaaaclatlaa at P a V
He
t i m f l a r n . aari A lr«M I*> h igh ta x a tio n is an o th er th in g thatM s ru in in g M iam i.
( f » l i wfclrh
rra a lira n r 1
told
hia
audience,
an
aud
ien
ce
o
f
Sanford
people,
w
ho
know
MPW«ha« t* aahmll la
■■alt
af
aabaerliHlM high ta x a tio n w h en th e y se e it, th a t M iam i’?, ta x e s w ere
ts a r l r r «a t a r i f f abaalalrl
h ig h er th an th o se o f any o th e r ,c ity in th e sta te , and y e t w e,
aa af r lita ia lla a aa wall 4
bsalaraa aia'hafa.
o f ou r ow n personal know ledge,— and w e pay ta x e s in both cit
ies,— know th a t th e y are. consid erably low er both lit m illagc
FR ID A Y /M A R C H 23.
and
per cap ita th an in San ford .
M W IIR H A I.D ’H rn O O R A M
« T Is rltr aad caaatr ad*
He also said, w ith ch a ra cteristic disregard fo r th e tru th ,
---------- atlaa.
>1 n » a rr w a lr r raata ta Jarfcaaa.
th a t t|ie r e w ere no to u r ists in M iam i th is w in ter, th a t all th e
▼Ola.
raallaa of I*. J at an lari tail v isito r s from th e N orth w ere g o in g r ig h t on th rough M iami
Caaal.
th is year, r ig h t on dow n to H avan a w h ere th e y can Iohc th eir
rallaa at aioalhtr “P a / k.**
m oney on pari m utu el tic k e ts a t th e h orse races. And yet,
H fa ia llW
o f h alld las f r a aa» n u r i i hnfrla, apartmaaf in both th e M iam i papers, w e have seen cou n tless ads g iv in g
s ta tis tic s o f over-crowded hotels, ap artm en t h ouses, and golf
C a w at a a l l y C h ral.
■hlatlaa a f eltr brautlflra* cou rses. T h e fig u r e s sh o w th a t th ere are m ore people in
1Mas saacraiaM iam i th is w in ter th an ever b efore in th e h istory o f th a t
sa w aari modern haapltal.
c ity , n ot exclu d in g th e boom period o f 1925.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
O nly tw o or th ree d a y s ago, w e found in the M iam i H er
GOD'S WORETsTANDSr—Tho ald, a lw ays an advocate o f horsp racing, w h ose p u b lisher is
withe re tli, the f lowers one o f the la rg est stock h old ers iff- thl? M iam i Jockey Club,
sth; but the word of our God th o fo llow in g com m ent w hich se em s nn adm ission th a t th e
ill stand forever.—Itaiah 40:8 races nre not essen tia l to a su ccessfu l season :
PRA Y ER : —We rejoice to know,
“Crow ds— crow ds. W hich ever w ay w e turn. Or look.
tested Lord,tbat although heaven Or go. It is th e sam e story. Crow ds. T h rou ghout g rea ter Miearth shall pass away, Thy
nmi. Y et talcs arc told in th e N orth o f a deserted c ity down
ford sbideth forever.
here. B u t no evid en ces o f it can w e find. Board a str e e t car.
For M iam i Beuch. For Coral Gublcs. On t^ie city lin es. 1 hey
MEOW I
are usu ally full. S tan d in g room on ly.
T h e str e e ts arc
thronged'
w
ith
m
otor
cars.
S
to
res
are
b
u
sy. Spnce is a t u
Now l i the time to reg ister and
ready to vote in the June pH* prem ium fo r every' even t. T h ou san d s nttend Buy fro n t I ark
con certs n igh tly. B ay and ocean fr o n ts packed for yach t
itrlea,
<M I* la
I
parade, reg a tta , firew ork s, co n tests. C ounty F air la st week
"■oAn orange e day m ay keep the rolled up record attendan ce. N o t even elbow room at n igh .
octor sw ay,, b u t unfortunately T h ea tres filled. M ovies, S ta g e plays. Or e x c lu siv e h ig h
ne la about as expensive as the brow recitals. Snm e w ith churches. T axed to capacity.
r*
; •
.
Scores o f them . H otels. N ig h t clubs. ^ e t a fe w people m ust
— ■ 0—
"HinchcUffe* is off on trip ”, s ta v hom e. Crow ds— crow ds— ju s t crow ds!
N o th e trouble is n ot w ith M iam i, but w ith th e d isgru n
■ new spaper headline. W e
m o it ofitheso trans-A tlantic tled gam bler. H e can't m ake a liv in g in leg itim a te pursuits.
have been.
Ho m u st have "local option" and in order, to g et it he is w il
iS .
• -----------------ling Do m align his ow n c ity . Ho is, in addition to h is other
The little g irl down the street, q u alities, like Sidney J. C a t t y v com m on liar.
***X -
After reading 1the morning paper,
(Uggeata t h a t ’the Signal m ust be
he C atU ’ medfv.
Snow Storms
tit
its in ten sity and duratioh rem inded o ld est in h ab itan ts ol
th a t form er storm fo rty years ago.
.
W e m ention thfs not only, to sh ow \how m uch r m n e fiw tu n a te are w e who live in Florida escap in g a s wb d n l h e - w ^ ere cold w hich even in March a fflic ts the N orth, but also in
caution th e visitors am ong us not to return too soon to their
hom es in the land of ice and snow . T ou rists, w ho have been
Suspicion p rin ts to dynamite™
the St. F ran cla dam flood. A sm ellin g orange blossom s for w eeks and sh ootin g th eir lies
od prosecutor could find out and gam
___es o f g o lf under a warm sun, have d ifficu lty in realizing
................
home.
close w hat <may have been tho
M a rc h is s till
cold b a c k home,
rst erime in the history of this
T h is m ost recent snow fall in N ew York c o st that city
m try.
*
over a m illion dollars and took som e seven teen thousand men
nearly th r ee d ays to rem ove and clear th e str e e ts. The H er
loyle Carlton spoke in Tumpn
ald
T ribune reports as follow s;
dnesday night und made some
"Train service and tra ffic w as disturbed only s lig h t
iotit charges
against Fons
thaway. We want him to hrinp ly, w h ich w as .m ore apparent on ly in the o u tly in g se c
proof w ith him when he comes tions o f th e city . T he work o f rem oval, on w hich
Sanford.
.736 pieces of apparatus and trucks o f 266 contractors are
---- * -----------j being used, will not get easier u n less th e fa in t hope o f the
overnor Martin says that Rur- W eather nurcuu fo r rain to-day is realized
Mank, campaiKn mannfter for
Hike an ill om en o f tho anniversary o f tho blizzard forty
tey Catts.l at one tim e served
years
ago. com es the prediction o f cold w eath er for to-day,
:rm In tius Dade county jail,
campaign ^ a n a p e r, we should w ith the possib ility o f at snow fall in th e afternoon.
■ct, if C atls is eieetrii, no les.
"The storm failed to strik e N ew York w ith the sam e s e v
ifflee for* him than chairman erity w ith w hich it sw ept from th e S o u th w est over th e Mid
he S tate Rond Departm ent.
dle W est and up th e A tlan tic seaboard from th e Carolina:,
---- j— o-------e impression seems to prevail to Cnnnda. A t G loversvillo ten in ch es o f snow fell. In tit*1
irtain quarters th a t Doctor Middle W est tra ffic w as tied up in m any sections."
Of course proportions m ean ev ery th in g , hut suppose
gave a poker p arty fin a ccrnight lust sum m er when n's n Sanford should have a snow fall now w hich would cost the
ir of fact the evidence pro- city a m illion dollars. We shudder to think of w hat next
I a t (he i ivikc trial clearly iy ea r’s taxes would be. Sanford indeed bus much to be- than
id th at h '1 i'ud merely given ful for.
I l i a D ayton! Head) Times brae*
fflridambly about how much low' taxes are there than here. Foasif to, but Daytona Dench wasn't
pportlng a ^teminolu Dank.
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Ovf W?l Mt| ( ION JAUVUSIO YlM&LV
Batteries
$9.50
G uaranteed one y ea r
Renaud B a ttery Shop
304—W. 2nd.
h r m lT T iM
■ ' ■
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' '11. t „-fi '
Opens sto re In Sanford. Mnnu*'
factu rin g rubber good s since
1867. W hat wc sa v e in N a tio
nal ad v ertisin g you gnln in
tire m ileage. FresJI rubber
direct from factory to you. We
can save you m oney.
Special
Saturday
only
j i oxm *
T ix -Bookst
Closfe April First.
THe jiaw prbviaeafthBtiif the InW upAn any real
shnll
be. paid, b ffd r e th e f ir s t o f April 0f any J lS T
• t h t TAx C ollector Hhnll a d v e r tise and sol!.
* >taV
N o ex te n sio n o f tim e h a s been granted for tho
Mym en! o f S ta te and C ou ntv ta x e s .
P rop erly o w n ers In m a k in g in q u iry about
tuxes win
please furnish full legnl d escrip tion o f property n,
sh ow n by d eeds,
.
.
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JncW>. Jmkins,
W0B
$4.50 ~
Tax Collector Seminole County.
x g s s j n g ’s
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
Empire Tire & Sales Co.
tinnling, C rating, Shipping,
and Storage.
t*h»ne 498
G01 K. .1rd St.
WeA B C ’s ■:
"
of Success
105 P alm etto A venue
f^AChicks
Factory Prices On
Paints &* yarnisl.es
A u to E nam els, all colors.
Quart Cans .................. $1.00
A u to Top P r e ssin g ,
P in t Cans
........................ GO
Seminole Paint and
Varnish Co.
201-3 \V. ,*t. St. Phone 733
CITY T R A N 3 F E R
& STO R A G E CO.
E xp ert Pinno m ovin g w ith
im proved SE L -PO piano
m oving equipm ent.
H auling -C rating -Shipping
Side-T rack F a cilities,
Phone SOU
200 N . Maple A venu e
1 3 F arm h a n d s
For the wages of one
Ralph W. L o sslo g
Mgr—
G te c tric ily is tu rn in g fa r m e r s in to a g r ic u l
tu ra l e n g in e e rs .
L ittle e le c tric m o to rs m a g n ify th e pow er of
e a c h fa rm h a n d th irte e n tim e s . T h e y r e
q u ire no lo d g in g , th e y d o n o t o at up yo u r
s u b s ta n c e , n o r le a ve y o u r jo b at s o m e o n e 's
h ig h e r b id .
DO YOU K N O W ?
r « f•« t" to PH1LADEIPHIA ... SI W
« « a r . m M j . n y H ^ . >lvj
h, . ,
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To BALTINIORK
,W,NEW • w n j u.toB h o , -n-onJ...
I1.IJ1IIV** »I0 Wr.
t U J f t 'i
rluklinir mrak and regular Wrf %
,
T U W i Inrlo N-w Ywk (»J6. i n u j
CJ(« (..III.. Uuio. .n-w.inruu,. MI.S2
Aim t«wJ .1 oWd ,Mn-
A ll fa rm ta s k s , m ilk in g , c h u rn in g , s e p a ra t
iog, c le a n in g , g rin d in g , p u m p in g , w a s h in g ,
iro n in g a n d c o o k in g , a re d o n e b e tte r, an d
q u ic k e r a n d c h e a p e r by e le c tric it y
R a d io , e le c tric it y 's y o u n g e s t o ffs p rin g h a s
b a n is h e d th e m o n o to n y o f th e fa rm 's o n ce
lo n e ly n ig h ts .
Use Electricity
Yotir Cheapest Servant
/rn Mismi. M.atttrJfaiZT.
TTI?
MT n r E ’
Mrroliant. U Minora Train
• • 0 K . B a y 8 ft, J u k w a v i l l * I
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O
NLY 50% o f chicks fed aa average ration live. When
fed properly, at least 90%can be saved. Chicks need
a feed to give them warmth, strength, energy and vitamins
for life and growth. This is the reason 1592 hatcheries sjy
feed Purina Chick Startcna, the buttermilk starring ration *which contains Cod Liver Oil. We will be glad to tell you
of a feeding plan that is as simple as A B C. You’l! be chick,
ahead, money ahead. Come in.
Bauman Bros.
E le c t r ic it y Is d ra w in g th e boys
b a c k to th e fa rm .
,
llfi West First Street
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Phone 82
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to*
“T h e Store W ith the C heckerboard S ign”
MBUliniiiminmrtiiininnniDl
‘a W
a '/u W
A
,11, 11, 1
WE BUY
All Kinds o f Junk
M fhils-U uhhor & B o ttles
Highest Cash
Prices Paid
WE SELL
B ottles — P in ts — H alf
Pints — Ju gs — B eer B ottles
and B ags.
Alsii Spciinl Sale on Until Tires
Sanford Metal
and Rubber Co.
21.3 Sanfnrd A ve .
Flum e 1141
aer party for local doctors.
—
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hi
h i j
A>
from J a c k so n v llfe
The m an Who nhlcldod F at Me
An article appearing in the N ew York Herald T rib u n i
Ifrm ott, ala^er of Don Mcllct, told of a blizzard recen tly w hich spread over M anhattan a
M “taken fdr n ride" the other
t
1888 »nd in
i f . Given ■ done of hia own b lan k et o f snow four in ch es lh ic k - !
b efore th e anniversary o f th e great blizzard o f 1888 ami in
•diclne.
r
to \
P u b w e ll o v e r
M lL D f,.
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• oil eoiiiniiltii- will search
•conis Cf.r I'utitinenttil Tradim panyjI.iberty bonds in the
J A C K S O N V IL L E JO U R N A L
ng estaje and probably wil!
r|d any» That lines not neeISMie Iiun been luirted Ireie over public ope utiun i* subject to stem y meuta ihat there were
use of. and rights on the radio . or supervision titan that of priany there, but simply that
vntely-owned stations. It is a sufe
ig Wasj clever in covering which, it hns been forseen, would rule to he cautious about contro
event milly require atatem ent of
JP.
,
unless both sides are If the “old Ittml” Rots rnltly
the principles of operation In Jack- versies,
vcrsje
and the presentation is up front do not procrastinule
sonville
us
elsewhere.
Ucruuxe
of
beunl
naval * board inveM(gating
than
rmarine S-4 illNnsti-r cluirns that, rules have been luid down j made courteously and construct — repairs cost le ss
ively. It is not enough In say that funeral ex p en ses. Go over the
and
ordinances
have
U-en
passed
-c thirty-four m m fountl in
The radio bus come to In* one one run tune off if he heats mine- front hultN, sp in d les, tic rod,
gim* rtwiii Imd lived for
of
the methods for dissimulation thing lie doesn’t like, for that begs and .s teerin g rod connections.
inre after 1hi- rrasli. And if
Ytitij m ay
crash
through
ad la-tin aome method of of iricus titirl information as well the question.
No m atter what the rules n v , in sto r e front or ram another
the kji Ion urine, undoubted- as u mode of entertainm ent. It
icnlly.all of tho men would therefore is subject to regulation. interpretation of them ut times car if you d elay.
cn releued.
Free s|»eech is it guarantee will he contested. Adm itting the
—t ■
which the people will never nllow justice of the rules, certain u.srn
Even if your car is in fine
at Ijrie will only find him- to be ubridged unjustly. News will contend they have not tran s
shape, cra sh es nre likely
gressed
them
when
*0
accused.
per nt th«* woods by pro- p a p e r will zenlously contend for
to
occur.
Insurance
the ordeal. Ile'n had the the right of a free press, lull they Some one must Ik- tho judge. The
will m ake good you r loss,
authorities
of
Jacksonville
have
re of the political boas recognise certain restrictions of
both for dam nge to your
an well puy the prlca and their own making, • ami they are seen fit hut once to exercise the j
car
and to th e person or
prerogative
of
denying
use
of
th
e
'
ovejg with.—lOr.'nndn Re- hound by certain statutes. The
prop erly o f o th ers If inukc will - puy the nrwsjrapcr is the most common station's equipment afte r it was
'•»r. Luke
\6lvTd in a m ixup.
it heR a good fighter and method for broadcasting and pub granted and was aettfltlly being
employed.
Di-ubticss
they
hove
re
V until he haa to.
lishers have codes which nre sub
•». 4
-4 autom ob ile insurance
ject to revision f.xtm tim e to lime. fused m any requests beforehand. Get
P elklj df the St. AugusThe radio is n newer medium. As long ns they act within a covering fire, th e ft, collision,
interpretation
they, liab ility and property dam age.
rd tjpti
Mhk* A1 Smith is th*y Its code has not beet) developed reasonable
merst with any d u n c e pf as the rase has been with other ought to be sustained.
de«fjFprcaldcnt.
''
No dou1 means of public expression ' and
d m itor l.s coiiscicntioua the . problem! . Are the more
It would seem that, like beauty;
liefJfiUt we can't see Itow difficult in muutcipally-ltwnrd ‘s ta insanity is only skin deep.- Tiffnr
‘.- .’■V-.BL
ot»r live* wc tions because nil ths people have Gsxotte.
. ■srwftto*”'*'
tn u o than three or. four
.r.’s r
or.,our A
u d w t - m them.—
Tbe strullpox victim is more to
r i* '* * * tm*r»
rromUcunutf um rof WJAX I*
I'Vttnblishrd UJOrt
l e pitted than censured.—Dothan
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ljn
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plainly not possible nor wise, for Eagle.
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221 Magnolia
Phone 43
M IL D .. AMD
YET
THEY
S A T IS F Y
RADIO CONTROL
ThmningScar^
El
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Ai m
A.- P. Connelly.
r v - Sons
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W e STATE it as o u r lioaest lic lie f th a t the tobaccos
used jn C h e ste rfie ld ciga
re ttes a r e o f fin e r quality
aiyl hence o f b e tte r ,taste
th an (n any o th e r cigarette
at th e p rice.
.
Liccxtt & Mr u s T obacco Co .
Vr <
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h e s t e r f i e l d
C | Cl A R E T T E s —
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THE SANFORD, HERALD
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P A t T E 'I
M l'Arrivals
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visiting h'*te ps tluj guests of.?
Buikobdv's stater, , ' aL s. Ill
iF O R U K sf l.A kK n o i E i T 1
R o h m K, y DghjtIJf M^ilrthnci
i Our hiRli respect fo r u well-read
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J.; J. D, PettudnrO riiiado; * . ■i'- m v i v i
......... . ' ™ , 1-----------cteralmrg
and—h ort Myers where
w
■man is praise enouRh of literature.
Pi i<T«»A. Enjoy» L arg e
J. OTonnery, .lieksrtnvnie;'
•P»»t. !" VP, al dft>, ‘ ■tuf they will join a party of friends
P tTP.I. I t» ■
'--E m erson.
and later go to Culm.
* 'M e e tin g T hursday1
Maybe you are one of those who Marie Haines Armour, Tate, Ga.j
Mrs.
T.
E.
King
returned
front
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Sexton,
Cin
wish !i unci
had mure
more i»m<?
time in
to
i any,
sny, "**Ii wmn
Finland,
[i”* % "*"**
. *l. ...
cinnati; Mr. and Mrs. A. E . Sleet- Atluntn. Ga., where she has been. Helslngsfo’d,
—.
, is to have
IT W ’-'l
One of the largest m eetings
..
u
i a new motion picture theatre rentcr.-Bnd
B:»v,
Mlrb.;
W.
If.
Burton,
1
held this Benson by the E ast Sid* X l I C IT 1 1 1i l l I t ; 1 U l l t l j j irinR thnt they waste hour« and Jacksonville;.J. J. Molloy, Atiantn; visiting her daughter Mrs. Henry ’ ‘
, hours when they do rend.
Minor.
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P o fcnt Teachers Association w »
• iji >1
Do you know John Cotton liana'* Mr. nnd Mis. Simms, Savannah, F.
th a t of T hursday afternoon. The •Today has the aspect of circus
I A. Tucker. Jas.; Jack ft, Masorl,
U/
M
t.
J.
C.
HOWELL
.
Miss
Carol
Griffin
of
Kissimmee
chairm nn, Mrs. W. A. Lcfflcr pre dny and the Fourth of July nJl -fn m o u a m lc s/o rT * .tfftn g * ftP rirs r
^nnd wife, Fort Pierce, Fla.; Robert arrived he:e Thursday afternoon
f/JSIMY
sided over xh « ^es8ion whewsroutin* »n o n r-a rtH ^ A Iim n e -T h c n tre rro ' one is “ Rend” ; the second one is
IlKMohunomS^ ANI) ..-.TTSvta
-Jlxiri will fiv e a business was carried o u t It was this is the opening Caiy of the big "Uend” ; the
_ - Reno, Firestone Tire and Rubber nnd i» the guest of Mrs. Minnie K.
third one is "Rend
SCIATICA
Co., Jacksonville; J. J. Ragan, Jones und Mrs. Hen Cantwell.
nmrnt a t 8:00 o’- voted to buy n flajr for the school, Al Christie production of "Tillie’s
I n i l l In iii Im l i i h l n r ^ * u n t il n s e R r A i *
dd Fellow* H all und plans were also made for a Punctured Romance," the tnle of i I some more”. There are seven oth- Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.,
l o r ii t r r n f m r i M l n * l \ n % r w l * r r , r«*H»
! ets in sim ilar vein. Dr. Johnson Jnck som illr: Miss M. McKay, Tam
l i l n l n l i i u »if n %r>rr»*
pit In \m i b r
*
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jet I’llbile la cor* play to be Riven some time In cirrus and a country gal nnd a
Methodist Kpworth l.eague
I n n e r |t1 rt
t i f h l< ' l i n r V
* h u i l t l i t | (,
said, “ Read anything five hours h p a; Mrs. P. Skeleton. Tampa: Miss
*!«•%
%
ti
Itu*
r1111«C
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t
h
e
rM
lf.
...
Next
Sunday
will
mark
the
th
ir
War,
all
of
which
are
rolled
tip
utid
/Vpril, for the benefit of the East
I day nnd you will son be learned.'’ F. Gamier. Tampa; Mr. nnd Mrs.
It i m i i ihrrtlili lMB i n r h r t t p r l r r n m l
.
ty-eighth anniversary of the or
tdrtri'n'wii) entertain Side P. T. A., the date to* be an shaken up and mixed up with sur
ImU i r u t r i i l r . l M m |«»r N,
To go back to the m atter of time, Geo. Wilson,- Hollywood, CAL
iit
tNMi
i i i «*C II.
n
h
p
N
k
r
t
i
o
«
W
<
9
ganization
of
Kpworth
1-eaguo.
In
prising
and
somewhat
stupendous
...........
Up ' M . M
2:30 nounced later.
i here are n few rules designed to
n u l l s n s h n r i t l M u n r r , It YVnutit Im«TODAY
observing
this
dny
the
young
■home on Union Averntitt*
hi
*
wiMilr
(
l
i
n
t
h
r
v»«»til<i
‘mm%9
.
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A fter all business had been tra n results.
help, those who read, unnecessarily
, ifj '•
•
- . ^tliff oid I'rombley of Pnlntka has people of this organization will
11» (all «ln%«H o r l l r i l o n R , m u l tk
IHtw. ***i
The greatest*cast ever, qisbmbl-, j slowly.
'/ j
f
l.udics and gentlemen we ai-e %*un
sacted, the election of officers for
h o r ills
nn>
| hs «)||«» m t h aitt h
. . r.
t
't
‘
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T
ll’
peianieil
to
his
home
at
Palntka,
conduct
the
evening
service
nt
the
ed
by
Mr.
Christie
for
n
pfoducc
o
n
l
i
t
a
r
t
I
n
l
l
m
i
n
n
«
r
«»
ta
fo
rt*
*h lr. , , j , 1w _
now presenting that colossal,
( rin n t Teacher*. , ^th o 'o n su iiftj y e a rb o o k place, re1. Force yourself for a wHll? # f tPr a -hort visit here as the
r
.
\
n
m
r
n
n
t
I
o
n
h
l
n
m
r
d
«
\*wy
<
i
>
k
i
t
Methodist
Church
Sunday
nt
7:30
.ion,
including
•
even
the
memor
th at stupendous, thnt garg an r r r t n l t | i l i l i t r t p r « h n i « » r r h a l 4 a a n i l r* «, ym f|
I meet at 3:<ffi/at l‘" “S hURIHjt ns TolioU’p; vbnirmnn, Mrs..
to re a d , more , rapidly than feels guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. 41. Ma
able ■'Charley's Aunt,” is headed
P.
M.
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j
.
Y.
Thu
raid
ml;
vice
‘
chairm
an,
tuan and gigantic SPECTACLE iim I r r l f t t l i l r l i l r r r In I h r r e e l u i u . —
4
Ml.
s
comfortable. You will he bother© I honey.
I h U i | r nt I n n n n httil l i r r l t ti»
" n MnC *\V. H. jStew art; secretory, by \V. C. Fields, the celebrated ' »t> first by pot grasping tlie irntUlr
» meetin}r a t 7:30
“TILLIK'S l.,|:Nl"JTKKI>
t l r i i l l f I' lr rji »liH*lrir In O r la m V n I n . *U
H. fjttfn er; treasurer, Mrs. xtnge star, late of T h e"'‘FnllJes, | as well ns usual. Disregard thi d by Laurence Stallings, "Gnsliuht
rl ml In a HI. 1).«. i*aIr n (in Iha'* rh 11 f >»J* .■*
i Fin^ linptfattt Ctfurch
ROMANCE” '
Chester
Conklin,
and
Louise
Fal*
ii
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t
n
f
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nn
tl
n
n
r
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l
n
r
f
n
r
t
h
a
t
tr
r
ntb
l
.
Sonatas".
"Appassionato," nnd
• *.
spiffs nf the w . C. T. U. M. (Jrovpnstcin. A risinR vote
i ^ %%llh l l « l i U t h r n n a h I h r
(
zndu. nAnd*
m r ns If
ii th
uhiv
at weren’tv »en»*- 1It will right itself with practice.
n Painmount picture, starring nr ri li ' linl Un irin kTlir**r
----rm or v*
i thanks
vim jinn was
n no Riven Mrs. 'W . .A.
. . £iiuu<
7Tbe
Song
of
Life"
by
Fannie
• n r n n r r f n i l m»n*
J
Jlarrir A
o f I yof
- k—1
...
t t
>__ %
__ ough there are Mack Swain, Dor-! 2. Make ns few eye “ fixations*
a
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l
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a
m
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&
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W. C. Fields, Chester. .Conklin,
H urst, "Trail Makers of the Mid
Iipcak.
^
it 1L ifte d , retirinR chairmnn fo r her
ik.
/
%«li:if l l i r *
ilion,^l«l
l»r^l I m I h U
_
ns
possible.
The
eye
doe^
not
move
is
Hill,
G
rant
W
ithers,
Tom
Ken
*faithful services for the past two
I mdse Fnzrndnv.'-i*
dle Bui dm" by Hamlin (Sarland.
riikV, l in t n i l i*f lli»*m hn*l i « r p f l i » « k '
TODAY
dff Club will l>e tnt years. She- won also presented n nedy. Babe I-ohdon nnd Kalla continuously, hut by jerks, so do "W here the Blue Begins" by Chris . ..
**»l t h r I r r l f n t s l r n l r r r n h l r h
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I l i N n m r n it d _ t h r prtlll
IIts.
>• Harryr Hecren n t bouquet of fl6wcrs. The prize for Pasha, who* by no means com not rend words—read groups of
IC
Lew ifi*J\ and Eileen Pringle
topher M‘Mry. "Tlie Mating Call",
M u* n t l r i i r i l t«s t h r I m . T h l * r n » r
it her home on Union tho best attendance of m others at plete the list of players, for there wortls^
n n s R l i r i t *11* n l ■»Ioii *sC t h r u p h l n r - H-l K*—V, i
h\ Rex Iteaeh . Muv
a Flotilla
•
*n
I r r . i h r I r r lt n t V ilr n l r r r **n*» t r r n t n l
are
scores
of
well
known
ones
and
3. Dir not allow your eye to Sinclair's "A t'ur© of Souls” "D©lames Oliver Curiyood'x great
this m eeting was won by the sec
m i l l t i r m « f r r | iiili| « r r n i n * r i l b y
“Wit K El IN ESS PRKFKRRKlV'
hundreds of those hurd working break its forward sweep try goidg
FRIDAY
n o n .« * n r u Ii n l n n » llim l, h r n m _
ond Rrnde.
■st. story
^
luge'' l>y Fowh-i- Wright. " Mi-iit"
t>* Iro|ii!| M r t r r n l n ir r it
limit Alt
The
Gump
in
net**- who are known ns extras. Imck to pick up something it mis by ’Steclr,
| Rcbckas will hold n
©
Li)|iling
of
th
“Tram
A fter the election of officers a
Ir r i f i l n i r i l l r u l r i l b o t h . I t r t l r f m i *
“ RACK TO GOD'S
rniirinteers, t/lnwns, lions and sed. ^
Jty night ut 7:30 nt m ost dcliRhtful social hour was en
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lies” by S ithuiini.
C O t^ T R Y ’’* r r« n tlo n t h u in o r n ln c l o m i g h f t h r
Uows Hall. Ah enter* joyed. The InrRe prim ary room vnHopes give the little country girl
and__________
.
4. Establish a rhythm of eyo
In to rn n it Ion th n t
lir o n *
ffrlln tf
' Wo hai 1- two ‘dlinnuN by Ctu'swho springs from a colorful pant
witli It KNEE ADORKK
ill be Riven.
t I n r m o l • l r r | * l i i t f f l n r , h n * n«» p a i n
"N IK OLD SWIMMING OLE”
wan b right with tall pedestal bas a-rousing reception when she runs movements with each book you' terton;— TUP
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kets and bowls filled with lupins, tiff to join the clivus, loiter oti it read,
n l l r ml t o Ii i i s I d p s *. i t h l r h h r n a a
(W alt Whitman's life) and the lit''
f*.
Do
nol
pronounce
words
even
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8* Evans H enry will snap drnROns, lillies, carnations
of Dr. Eliot ••! Harvard. Also "The '
h is tr r n tiu rn t
th nt hr
m a n ia to
[bridge nt 3:00 o’clock and ferns carry in g out the color is this same meek Tillic who per mentally.
G reat Annriian Baud Wagon”.
** r l l r n t r l l r r t o I h r p n p r r m f l •w *
suades
the
circus
gods
to
take
the
r>
.
Lastly,
discrim
inate
among
tsIn
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o t h e r * he* I/fTaijA
• ca Magnolia Avenue, scheme of w hite and Kroon.
huge show to France, ostensibly types of reading. Learn to shift Evangeline Adam's "Astrology"
M fC lI rt nl nut > lir b r n r f Mini.
*
.Anna Harijtcgcn of
nnd “ Non We are S i\" by the au
The teachers had charge of the because she thinks the doughboys
l l r . Jots* t o r * r l i t M o n e l ! * 16 yemrm
.
gears.
A
book
thnt
"is
the
precious
p
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/ , tlie Ruest’ o f Mrs. program und were also hostesses
th o r of "When We Were Very,
need cheering up but confidenti
In n o n - * n r « I r n I o f f l r o
tirn tn irn l
*• fbt, and Mrs. - GeorRo for the afternoon. The folowing ally because the handsome trnpeeze life-blood of n m aster-spirit t:en s Yodntr."
nl *tonii*rlf( l i n n r I nn tl r r r t n l d l a - *
ured
up
to
a
life
beyond
life"
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n
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M
ore
A
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T
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,
gtr of Oklahoma City, program was
TJho place to build your home
presented; song, artist hail such curly hair!
1 And tline are others. We have |
lih o iir -cmn. V o n n l l l h r a n r f r l a r l
mands slower ren tin g than does tlie complete works of tin* Bronte
est.ot .Mrs. W alter S, •'Spring Song,” by the second grade
tu rn ii n Irk I» >on will «et well
Fourteen years ago the world
t i l l M in i In ** nl | lm r fru tu b u i reading, Sybil Boyd; vocal solo, reared at "Tillie’s Punctured Ro the latest detective story.
sisters and of Jam* Austen, all
You might test yourself. Rcntf beautifully illustrated.
In r * * .
1Story Hour n t 10:00 “ A Kittle Ilit of Heaven,” by Mrs.
mance," but the "Tillio's Punctur
Robert 1*. Glenn; cornet solo, Mrs. ed Romance” of today is a l ‘.*28 for fifteen minutes In some stand
ard hook and note the number* « t,
f MONDAY
Robert E. Herndon; vocal duet.
us .o f'th e St. Agnes • My Wild Irish Rose,” by Mrs. B. model, brand new nnd different in lines read. Repeat this sunie tset
oly Cress Episcopal (I Moore and .Mrs. T. L Hale, ac every respet. Eddie Sutherland, of two weeks Inter ami see what pro
:00 o'clock at the Pur- companied by Miss Anna Hello "Behind The Front" and other gress you have made.
-fame, directed th is big Paramount
l \
The Library has added a good
■M
Dyson. During the social hour, Mrs. picture which Al Christie produc
many hooks lately. Among them
I Cuild of Holy Cross Enfm ett Hunt played a number of
ed. The story is by Monte Brice.
are "H angm an’s House" nnd "C ru
hiirrli meets nt 3:00 piano selections.
AW
sade" by Doan Byrne, "P lu m ts”
Parish House,
Refreshm ents of white and green
CARD OF THANKS
in Club will meet nt brick ice cream, white frosted an
•». • V i
it the home of Mrs. go! cakes topped with shamrocks,
We desire to express our sincere
Yo Jeom
Miter on Celery Avc.
were served by the teachers, Mrs. ......... .... dear
,, friends who
TUESDAY
J. C. Mitchell, Miss Anna Belle assisted
ll,B-n k"-tuus0,1
,h the illness, death
during
1i
fortnightly ridge p arty Lyson, Miss Cleo T hayer and Mrs and htirinl of <>ur dear husband
given by the
ial Department of the Marion St. Joim.
and father. A. S Patterson; for the
luh wit lie held a t 3:00
W om en’s Guild
A num ber of visitors were pres many beautiful flowers, the gener
B pT '
ic Yacht t'luli with Airs. ent including, Mrs. Stella A rring
of the
ous help of Miler-Erickson Funeral
o r .,: ,. /
j Sr.. Mrs U\ T. Laird,
ton. supervisor of the prim ary Home, and the local I. 0 . W. F.
Kpiscopal
Church
ICiintes ami Mrs. Ralph schools. Miss Love T urner princi who furnished the pall hearers.
I •iftm
I hostesses
SATURDAY
pal of the West Side Prim ary sehoo
Mrs. Ida Paterson.
p.'i »•
We d n esd a y
M arch 21. ID28 fro m
N ever have sp rin g m aterials been s<> lovely am i so much in dem and as
f Y J it
t
1st* piny, "Help Y o u r-j,7Hl ^ ' ^ Huth Hand, principal of
Mr and Mrs. Geo. T. Ballinger,
*. ■**' > ffj
.‘1 to 7 !’. M.
they
a
re
now.
V
isit
our
piece
goods
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
and
select
th
e
m
aterials
r. o'clock M the Semin- IT‘!»
S;,u‘
h
SilK‘
1
r
‘m
aryk
Sc,'®oh
h i-ch a lim an of tho other two
Tlie King of Afghanistan recent
McCuller’s Grocery Store
.
... . ..
prim ary and the LMiimnmr schools ly gave $11,000 for the poor of
for th a t a llu rin g new d re ss from this splendid a sso rtm e n t of your s p rin g
117 Magnolia Avenue
arcc. Help lo u rsclf , j | * l l l v M l ‘ T t , uchers Association were
«1
Pnris.
like colors and d esig n s
Class of the Semin- also among tho visitors.
/
■ i « iS 'iPt-Xhoof at 8:t!i o’clock at
M«l
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'T- *T.T V High School.
< : :-d .-M
rs.
HereeiVs,
Guest^.;
Club A.iminl*'-Flower
'• r
(Enjoy Social A ffa ir 1
Woman's Club.
< it8f>r f •;
An
unusually
pretty
as
well
as
Association
delightful social a ffa ir of the sea
i.;Jv *
iAthletic Team son was th at of Thursday afternoon
l-MiirX^'W
when Mrs. H arry Hecren entertain
rtball train of Seminole ed the members of the Idlers Bridge
. r <-’• I
was-delightfully hon- Club most delightfully «t her home
da.v with a beautifully on Union Avenue.
New l ’rinti il Linen •'•<> inch Shrunk,
:v> im h ’l l- -lie . Plan Is, cheeks and
The rooms where the tables had
inchpon Thursday ut the
(h in n u itc n i Fust ('uinred.
Ugh School cafeteria, been arranged for tlie games were
fig u re s . I m e sheer m aterials.
:rri
'e Poirnt Teachers us- adorned with baskets and howls
l
u
.'^
! that m book
filled with am aryllis, snap dragon,
icon table was most at- nnd rosess em phasizing a color
$ .6 5 yard.
h its appointments and scheme of lose nod white.
i curia
Ladies’ Small Sizes
Tallies for the games we e in the
i The central decoration
p - J o s -v"
bowl of petunias, with forms of gladioli, and a fte r tin- us
Iwiturr :,n
One lot o f a sso rted la d ies’
riain Vnile> ' Kv«
In i|io rD 'd S w iss w ith Sr'nall C o lo red
t At noon a tasty four ual number of progressions had
-.i tty
sh
o
es
in
sm
all
siz
e
s
to
close
henn was served by the been played, scores were added anil
(hiarantee)l I :i>l (
Mots. W lu le . re d a n d h lu e g ro u n d s .
g
n
'T
out at-"
:he P. T. A. Mrs. S. D. . the prize, n dock of cards, was won
t
Mrs. Frederick W. j lly M rs. Kndor C urlette.
_
^ n.ecd,_(s_n<lj L ate in tho-afternoon-Airs. lb**r«n
:.7 "
"|
served refreshm ents consisting of
~Herndon,
t tnving of the lunch- cruli salad, potato chips, saltines,
Kver Fast Suiting New Printer
ting talks were made olives, sandwiches and coffee.
P
re-E
aster
. E. Ituwson, who said
Those playing bridge wore Mrs.
signs guaranteed Fast Colors.
"Kver Fast" I tjinity. ;Ui im ii guarm was one o f'th e best John Bender, Mrs. John Moisch,
B argains
3G inches.
anteed fast colored. 1'rint.s.
yof tin- school und do.*- Mrs. Georg© Hoy, Mrs. George
An assortm en t o f la
rk.i wun tho poem, “ A Davis H art, Mrs. Emlor Curlctt,
Colored. Prints.
d ies’ hlack kid. patent
Irani land Rice. C. W. Mrs. llow urd Long, Mrs. Oshorne
leath
ers,
brown
kid,
;ant roach also made n Herndon nnd Mrs. John S. Smith.
and s a tin s in close out
vhicb was followed by
at
. - . .V
by Paul .Stines. John
Mr. A. S. Hills nnd his wife stop
ulnos* v
IBtn-*. the present cap- ped in the city ycsteitiuy for n few
linyon Voile,-, wit
te»m and Jack Pcteie, hours enroute home a fte r « toui
' ’•
■J^'» lj.'Y
eiecti-il ‘captain, also of the state. Mr. Hills is Executive
Floral D esigns.
Printed H atisle ;Ui to -10 iiu h es
n*t '6/ p '
talk*.
Kecretary of the U tilities Publica
Uti inches wide.
wide. Sm all eheek, figures, and
■>ti t{ :-:
re laid for John Ed- tion Committee with headquarters
:
iS»
*. Dirk Maxwell, Fred in W ashington, D. C. It. J. Holly,
floral d esign s. F ast Colors.
>.w gr
Tatterson, Dan Han- Director of the Florida Utilities
Whit© Kids
Bussell, Steve Shin- Inform ation Bureau
entertained
Ayrork, Jam es Spen- the visitors while her© showing
l*rf»M^ l*|t •
A
new;
lot
o
f
w
h
ite
Hermlnu, Jack Peters, them tlie celery fields ami precool
k ids, blonde k id s und
d, C. E. Ituwson, C. W., ing plants in which the p arty mani
hill* >ci
patent lenther lad les’
ml Stines.
fested g re at interest.
".vnA .
*
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slip p ers at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Hanlon
of
>N<: CLUB MEETS
i Im*,*Tam pa were horo yesterday enroute
wl* j
trang Club, auxiliary to DfLand where Mr. Hanlon *|»nkc
I *•
«
it's Missionary Society before the class of engineering on
New Flow ers for
Christian Church, met the subject of "E lectric Light and
N ew Handmade!
E ast'’
N
ew
Check
in
"Ever
T
h
is
is
a
new
Ship*
Easter. All sizes.
of Mrs. Frank Marie? Power." R.’ 'J. Holy,' director of
* ••
Pink,
m ent
ginghum .tfi inches.
-g eo r g e tte Hand
ring. A fter a short the Florida Public U tilities In
Fancy O rnam ents
ding, ut which some form ation Bureau accompanied Mr.
;critiiefk . I-Tne
it" Blue, Red, Orchid.
a n d ( ’ ol a r e d .
tports of com m ittees Hanlon to, OcLjujd and introduced
V*
tt."l
L a c e E d g e rs.
and the progarm of him to the closs of engineers. Mr.
Buckles for T rim
Ni
huainstically diacuaasd Hanlon is; ger^rm! ^manager of the
Hand Embroider■a Barnes presented Tam pa Electric Company, supply
m ing.
I
otir.g and educstionsl ing Tam pa, the phosphate region,
.- l*
tbo educstionsl, econ- P lan t City, Dade City nnd Winter
C leaners for w h ite kid, blonde kid and every o th er
1 and religious condi- Haven w ith Current ami power.
typ
e o f leather.
t of yeaterdsy and toMrs. J, L. Chapman left Thurs
1 Chinese story w as
- » - * *• *- ‘
__
>r o t s
»•"•*«»* V*
■
I>- . i
■Marler to present Uro day for Eyergreen, Ala., where she
•r
#j
.
- *
.•
,
. r - U , w*«. *r*
W
•*»»*ra*>'t'y<
of the working condi* . will maku an extended visit*tD|dicr
tooth in China. A fte r mother. She wjll ni*o visit pelntivcs
"i
1delightful social h&ur in Montgomery’AUl . f
S
^ • . *•,
k-th*- *erring of llglrt
by the hosteas asaiatRalph Ilailey left Thursday for
l*l*n W atsnen. Those hia home in Montgomery, Ala.
meeting were. Miss
..:?* j
J Sttn», Nina Cornett,
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs.
Flynn
Vause
will
regret
to
i®**. Sadio YVatanen,
_r ■
K"tur
WIi it o r inruciiT nT ir*l*i7
**wlcr,
day at her home at Oeala.
JI7 ;•
‘‘Tillie’s punctured
Romancf’ComesTo
Thp lUil'HIO TnHsi V'r,’nri'”Mnny 8BVthnt withouV-rca'*
PRINCESS
FRIDAY r.
■■r "'S M
E
; - Loch Arbor
!
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
f
COLORED
W A SH GOODS
Cooked Food Sale
for early Spring dresses
Shoe Specials
For Saturday
is
$1.00 &$1
$.50 and
$.85
$.50
$.50 yard.
^
^ 85
$1.50
$.50 yard.
.85
SHOE POLISH
$ .6 5 yard.
$.50 to $1.75
$.65and $l.00each
We ar^ making these reductions preced
ing the arrival of new stock for the Easter
Season.
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Drekas
DeLand
[ PU B LIN , Mar.
£ 3 ^ -< lN S )—
Preparation* fo r roa Eucnaristic
CqagTfsb 'to. bo held 1» Dublin in
1930 arc already under way, and
IgdJc&tloni are th a t ft will b* one
o i 'i h a M ost Impress Wo occasions
In th* ^eccnt history of Inriand.
~ One of the chief event* of tb*
p rog r am wilt b* a g roat Catholic
vag ean t, depicting Iriih Catholic
b lrio ry from the coming of fit.
P atrick . The conversion of th*
Jriah, their g re a t Catholic saint*
knd leader*, th eir sufferings and
a trb ^ g fe a 'to uphold their faith,
yrilr be shown In artistic tableaux,
th e design* fo r which have already
Ixren mad*.
. The pageant l* expected to be
fta g e d ia Crobe P ark . Mar* than
3,000 perooaa are expected to tak*
m art in the celebration, and followy ig tj)« perform ance every avaning
tbo crowd w it ‘mov# to the huge
ifF aaad rro f'lO o n llff* College adJoioiog, where benedict tons will be
•aid .
1 The g re atest event of the wrek
b f celebration will be th* High
IMaa* to be held in Phoenix Park.
pTi* park ia the largest in Europe,
m nd-tt is anticlpatod ith a t 100,000
pieqple will be present. I t will bo
A hk'flrst tim e th at Mass has been
Celebrated in the open a ir in Ireu a d to - centuries,
i , B ro k e * the religious function*;
• o d e ! affair* *re planned during
t h a srisd f, pc* *al*brati*o> T h a » l* f *A
D ^ a y i wtU bold ap -‘‘A t
TH E HOME
Y O lT
NT
For ;
HI
V \i
COMPARE!
T T H IN K a m inute—where is
^ happiness, th e life goal of every!)
and woman, to be found? Speeding!
in an autom obile on a hazardous
filled highw ay or ab o u t a cheeringj
place am ong fam ily and friends?
As you m editate about your
ness, consider firs t tho decided advant
of a real home. In it are to be foffl
joys of living—peace;a t th e end of aij
day playtim e with the;kiddies, soei
with friends.
• - :
An investm ent in your home is J
vestm ent worthwhile. Increasing iH|
ue each day ra th e r th a n 1a quick d<
tion. Dividends of happiness for a(
tim e to come ra th e r th a n constant*
pense.
Truly your home SHOULD come un
•r\ i ■. *
"V - ‘V'JV
These are delightful tiwa.here. At every turn of the head one sees smart
new styles, so refreshing and in tune with the spirit of Eaatertjine. Our
a locks in therr completeneas and variety insure the happiestsort of choice,
i
k$
aided greatly by our wide range of moderate prices.
The cost of a Want Ad in our paper is so «m aff
and the results so great that prosperous budness men dtoi women use them to put oveg
their biggest^Jdeal*.
G ilbert - M«
G . A..
FURNITURE COMPi
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The Sanford Herald
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Ia;
New!;:
In Our w ant Ads
M ATTER what season of the year, no
matter what time of the month,' no matter
afut the business conditions are, you’ll find
the Home you want advertised in our Want
Ads when you want it.
~fc
Florida
KT
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Xi
h d u res, Professor Urisman claims,
Europe wll become less populated
fcyevy year,
yfrmjW n-
1*.:
a N is s s 1;
VIRGINIA CITY; N et.,: Mftr. tSl!
V --------— (IN S )—Who got the |30,000
Poverty
Stricken
People
ffo
loot taken In the sentational ro b
Be Settled In Rich Plains
bery o f the Virginia C ity Bank
And Moulded' Together As
and buried i t in a rem ote spot In'
Part Of The Soviet Union
Six-Mile Canyon 7
‘•BERLtN, M ar. 23, — (IN S )
MOSCOW * Mar. £3, — (IN S )—
This question baffles officials
Gormnny’a economic conditlona here.
F o rty thousand poverty stricken
The men who buried it, now Russian Jew s will b« settled on the
have im proved to mich a degree
th a t in 1927, about 10 p er cent serving five to tw enty years in fertile plains of Siberia and mouldr
more m arring** were concluded the Nevada sta te p enitentiary a t
Caraon, don't know. The b an k and ed Into an autonomous Jew ish Re
th an In th e proceeding year.
in s tiin M il
•jf MVs*• * ** * I
T h ll ' Increase lit tnarrU gca, surety company officials don’t public as p a r t of tha So volt Union
.KUh-rtTvn-Jiuancinl
.
oasis
tx
n
r
e
=of
*,*
*
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know.
No
one
known—apparently*.
though wriPomv to the Reich
S (l« > '< govutnmaaiY w n*»m * accom panied .. .Robbery o f the VRginJa City Americans.
ItffJB liK fl
T h e 1 Agro Jo int, tho Russian
by a corresponding Increase hi bank la st October supplied a sen
birtfaa.. TheOe, on the contrary, sation. A second sensation came branch o f tho American J o in t Dis
continued tfielp downward cotirao w ith tho conviction o f Charles tribution Committe of which Felix
w liioh: ntArted bask in the early F iusfm tnons and George Moore, W arburg is (Chairman, has been
granted permission fur th o coloni
yeora of th e WoHd w ar, and hoa accused of th e robbery.
W, O. Heinrich, consulting crim sation plan by the Soviet govern
flr i (
new haaeiiM w eerioua problem fo r
inologist o f Berkeley, contributed
G erm any’* future. According to to th eir conviction by proving in ment. Tho new republic will be. the
t ’alastine of Russia. I t is located in
the Gortnaii Slatiatical Bureau
c o u rt th a t hairs found on certain BirobiJnnsky province between the
th ere official figures Ju ft published articles corresponded with theirs—
w e ir only 13.fi babiea born to one o f the articles being a cap Am ur river and tho Trans-Siberian
*'VPry rfi6uland inhabitants during found n ear the bandit’s abandoned railroad, 4,600 miles cast of Mos
cow,
lb27, compared w ith 14.1 p er thou* automobile in Six-Mile Canyon.
2.000,000 Acres
aand in 1920 and 14.7 in 1026.
Facing 20 years in prison, FltzI t has nn area of nearly 2,000,000
\1 ) / TJ
Low Birth- R ate
simmons and Moore decided th a t acres throe-fourths of which is love)
W ith only 9.0 birth* p er thou to reveal tho hiding place of the fertile plain and the rem ainder
Then there is comtncfcfady canned
aand, Berlin h a d the lowest birth bank loot would mean n shorten m ountainous forest co u n try rich in f t^ jf f O O D S to baitd brains’* ia table salada.
potato
salad,
made
of potatoes, exposed to oxygen a
j
j
]
what
the
dietary
list*
of
col
ra le bf all Germ an towns, with ing a f the sentence. 60 they drew mineral. A t present th e a rea has
lege dining halls have been onion — just a little onion — and at very high temperature. .
D feiden, F ra n k fu rt, Munich, Ham* a m ap showing the exact where only 27,000 inhabitants, moat of
Fruits, either stewed, canned o r
called. And there is a great deal pimientos, sometimes with cucum
b u rg and Lclpnix before i t in the about of the cache and asked th at thorn roving Koreans and Kazaks of truth in th e statem ent Every ber or green pepper. Potato salad raw are obtainable at every Uteri.
the money be dug up and re tu rn
Older named.
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with no Interest in governm ent or university dietician tries to provide is served alone or with cold meat. Fig*, apricots and prune* os well
While th e death ra te fo r babiea ed to the rightful owners.
such a tempting variety of foods Lettuce salad is standard, too. Sal- as peaches end pears, are standby*.
paying
taxes.
The searchers’ including five
In 1927 w as slig h t)/ below th a t of
that the students, whb proverbially mon, tuns, and lobster arc‘popular Apple n u c e is popular, too. SantaDespite
an
extrem
ely
severe
winform er y e a n , m ore grown-up per prom inent citiiens and a surety te n averaging 21 degrees F. be prefer m eat and potatoes and pie fishes for salads. In looking over times it U tnade fresh in the kitchen;
sona died th a n ever since the war. company representative found the low i f re in December, Jan u a ry and to anything else, will be fempted the salads on the counter, the first sometimes It is canned apple, raves:
to add to their diets the m ost de thing that strikes the eye is their a l i f e t i m e * it is » mixture oi
The .death r a t e fo r Russia was cache.
cridpnm . They are arranged with the .two.
The found the tin can In which F ebruary, th e sum m er is long sirable frn lu and vegetables. i,n.
11.0 per thousand, and the birth
4
•
, v : i..t
enough for-the gnawing of v irtu al
an eye for color, and evidently with
ra te fo r tha some period was 10 the money had reposed. ------------ ly all grains, root crops and vege
a knowledge of the subtle appeal
College Cafeterias
W o * Are Lot# v
But they did n o t find tho $30,
p e r thousand. Whilarin 1920 the ex
tables. The foreats are virtually
to the appetites of the diners. They
000.
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cess! at W rtha in P russia w as still
Individual dishos o r tbo tneus are
T his eye appeal is partible; of are placed early In the line, too.
M ystery w as added to the unfburhed, while the m ineral re
8 n e t thousand; tha firs t six monLhs
priced low at John Jay. F o r lesources have never been thorough course, only in cafeterias. B ut many
*
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strange
disappearance
of
the
mon
o p f f l7 w as a considerable decreaso
Canned Foods Used
stance, >spilt pea soup it only five
colleges have cafeterias. Colombia
of O to f.\ per thousand, i c. no ey because the cache was in a ly explored.
cents. Sometimes soupn which feet
University,
one
of
the
largest
in
the
Finsncisl
Aid
Vegetables are supplied plenti
"res than a 28 p e r cent decrease of spot which defied detection, Ono
Five hundred men with families United States, has an ingenious sys fully. One day the menu included ten cents are served, but (here le
birth-surplus within six months. m ight range tha hills fo r months,
always one five cent soup. Q am
tem of serving breakfast and-lunch
have volunteered to be the van eon in cafeteria style, and dinner in creamed cauliflower, parsley or es- chowder, which costs .19 rents, is “gThese alarm ing figures no t only walk over the very hiding place,
guard of tho new land of promise, ths evening in the regular m igner. calloped potatoes, stewed tomatoes, popular favorite;
apply to Germany b u t are merely a and novsr sea it, investigators
Flanced portly by th eir own means,
declared.
Columbia seems to have succrodnl h'nttWed peas, and sweet potatoes.
Roast lamb for twenty-five cent*,
striking reflection o f the conditions
the Soviet government and the in introducing the desirabte salads
The dining rooms always serve at fried codfish baits and sauce for
prevailing in 'g r e r r c o u n tr y of E u
Agro Joint, they will leave civiliza according to Miss Mabel R etd who least one fresh vegetable besides po twenty-five, end baked beans for
PA PER IB SOLD
rope* F ig u res complied from s ta
tion this spring, build a capital city ir. in charge of the Colombia Com tatoes, said Miss Reed, but they also fifteen are itemT which tend to k raf
tistics of the various European
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 23.— (INS out of logs, break ground for crops mons gnd the dining hall* in John make much use of canned foods, es down the MndentV cost of IlrJOg’.
countries reveal the sensational
Vegetables such a* sweet p'otw
—The
W ashington Dally Nows to and then send fo r th eir fam ilies in son and John Jay Halls. She states pecially since recent rercareh work
fa ct th a t, since 1912, the birth ra te
th at from a third to a half o f the has shown that as far as vitamins toe* and canned tomatoes and peas
the
fall.
day
announced
negotiations
have
o t .l d l . countries, except Holland,
In the next two years the Agro luncheon guests order salads. That arc concerned, commercially canned are ten rents, white the salads range
have constantly decreased. Also in been completed for its sola by W.
Joint hopes to colonize 40,000 Jews means that in one halt two hundred vegetables are superior to horn* from fifteen to twenty- fire cent*.
Hoit^nd this dfcay of natu ral re D. WW. Bishop to Frank A. Pierto two hundred fifty salads a rt served rooked onea. It has been found that Five cent* foe Xewvd fruit*, to*
m, Daytona Beach, Fla. M er in the nrea. Most of them were at noon atone. The salads vary the method of cooking in the aver cent* for ice cream hr. fb r price
juvenation fo r a eodntry was but
t^nipo-arily ihterruptcd and today man lx Secretary of the chambers ■mail tradesm en under the Cznrist from day to day according,to Muon age kitchen, which exposes the food range af desserts. Peaches, p u r *
a g s u Ibere sre le u born In Hplland of Commerce a t Daytona Bench regim e who hod their businesses and the markets. But always there to the oxygen, partially destroys, and apricot* are among the popsdu
wiped out by tho alm ost complete la fresh fruit salad as well as vege- its vitamin content. Of course the canned fruits on the m raiit
ovary year, ju st as is the case with and Columbia, S. C.
nationalization of trade nnd indus
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the other European countries.
try.
Not ono of them hns worked
Vitamin D Served in Pills
Scientists Puzsled
LINDY
C
H
A
U
FFEU RS
IWore noon today. There were and brought ’ them down again
on a farm before. But the Agro
This depopulation" d? Europe / o r
WASHINGTON, Mar.23. (IN S) scores of members w aiting to be thrilled wiin tfic'ir experttnee.
Joint
plan
of
m
aking
farm
ers
out
M ysterious Vitamin D. which
wfaieh no definite reasons hove yet
of J cwr has worked so well in —Col.- Charles A. Lindbergh rc*-1taken aloft whon Lindbergh reach
been "found by scientists, will with- was boPeved to bo available only other parts of Russia where nearly mimed his new Jab ns an acria] taxi I
Mexico City will have ■a civil
ed (he field. And with tho re g u la r
In 'tw en ty or thirty years-reach u through aun rsya, is being made in 60,000 famiilcn have been coloniz
cab chauffeur for Congress shortly I ity of clockwork he took toads aloft airport.
atngo where none ol the European European laboratories. It is being ed, th at success of the scheme is
served
in
pill
form
and
tastes
nations will be able to replace their
virtually certain.
Dobuldtlon Tosses by an excess sim ilar to chocolate, but the public
i ii/i h i , no 1
Is
warned
to
ta
k
e
it
only
under
num ber of births1. B p to thI4 point
Bishop T e n s 'o f Ills Bets
the population of the various coun doctors’ orders.
trie s will grow a t a gradually sink
T hat be spoke from experience
One American mtlomobile comp
in g ra te and will then roach a maxi
when denouncing betting, was the
any
has
established
five
assembly
mum. Dr. Sven Brlsm an, professor
declaration of Dr. Sterling Wooia U th e Commercial University of plsnts and three branch companies cumbe, Bishop of Whitby, n t u
in
Europe.
Gothenburg, Sweden, cstlm ntes
meeting in York, England, recently.
the maximum population the Eu
Since 1878
"W hile at Oxford I was lucky and
Gaelic
is
being
revived
in
Scot
ropean nations will be able to
became
extremely
interested
/’
he
land.
rpach In tho next 20 or 30 years:
One of F lorida’s L eading D ep artm en t Stores
said. "My lust bet was lm shillPop. in millions
ings
on
five
to
one
winner
of
the
Home”
during
the
week,
wheiv
all
Max.
Pin*.
who are attending the Congress C hester Cup, yet my friend and I
byd,».M.yo.clwood. ...smobrer
will be fittingly welcomed.
resolved after tiro race never to bet
Germ any................ ....02.6
It is estim ated th at at least two again, not l>ecnuse we hnd lost—
F ra n c o .................... ...40.3
years will bo necessary to complete wo bail won a considerable sum—
,i. 40.0
the gigantic work of preparation but* because we were finding out
fi^enf flrita in ;..... .. 4B.H
for the Congress. The Irish are th at when betting enters into you
Bvritzcflnnd ...r... . . 3.0
especially anticipating a g reat in it saps your highest interests. I
Belgium............
flux of Americans, and every city believe it would have driven ine to
7.4
R olU m J.,. . .. - . ... .
and county in Ireland is m aking l/ell if I bail gone on with it "
22.0
ntjfllln .. .... .... . . ..
lavish preparations to welcome tbo
.........3.4
p an mark
visitors on tours of sight-seeing
A plant to clean and treut flax
Hblnm i . ........ . . ...... 3.3
which are expected to follow the for export in being built at Pskov,
.
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Sweden .................
religious celebrations.
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i Incorrect Insertion,
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I immediately In caaa of
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dlatricts. Should make 85.00 to $7.00 p er day. Address N. R. Herald.
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fiod clarification will
L | completo information.
Ijw wiah, they will aastat
wording your want ad
I it more effective.
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Dont let two of them go after some-
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iln n la PUdjUtf. E unice's Giant,
26c per doe. 82.00 per 100. Mix
ed o r aepfLrgte colors. B. F. Whitncr, J r . 429 Summerlin Ave. FL,
Mtellon. Wiono B82W..
1 Bedroom.
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thing that one could bring home.
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per month. 240 la u r e l- Phone 82.
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15— A p a rtm e n t F o r R en t
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Pr6gram s
Uidn’t G^t
-\ny Sinclair Bonds
MARION, Ohio, Mnr. 22— (INS)
- -Tlie late President Harding po»
sesseil none uf the Sd.080.000 worth
f'K V T im s OiS T1IE AIR*" of Continenlul Trading Company’s
r o ll CI.KUK ITUCl'IT COURT
(Friday, March 23.)
liticrly bonds involved in the ‘•TeaI li.r.liv n n u u u n c . m y candidacy
8— CitiAs Service hour; or
u
f o r llio o f f ic e
of
t l . r h , of th*
ot Dome ,Investigation nt u*
WashC lv cu lt C o u r t , l u .i j c i t * j t h . a c t i o n
chestra and quartot—WEAK Wi ington it'w as declared here today
o f tlw x e tc . t •» I t e J u n e P r i m a r y
EEI WTIC WLIT WRC WGR
| by Ch:irl< * 1). Schitffner, Executor
W l'AE WTAM WWJ WflAI IV' of the e«tnle of the late, President,
EBH.
f in nn ex elusive interview with the
r o it s tir.n irK
R:30—White Rock Concert, M arion Star, a Briah-Mbore news1 h r r .b y a n n o u n ce m ynrlf sa .
New York Philharmonic orehes- I pi pet- formerly owned by the late
e u n u n l j t v f o r s h e r i f f n r N rm lnol#
■County * o b j e c t , In
t h . a c t i o n of
l a—\VJE WB2 WRAL WHAM
President.
Ihn
D e m o c r a ti c
prim ary
to
r.«
h'DK’A WLW WJR KYW.
l ie b l In t i n r.H >- p a r t of J ut.* 1‘j U .
This information was scheduled
9 — Wrigley Review, qunvteta
V ery r c tn r c liv r iy .
j;
K IIIIAUY.
ami solos—WJ7, WBZ WBAI.
WHAM KDKA WLW WJR KYW WHAS WSM W»IC WSB
row rovNTY I'noiKCVTixa
ATTOKNKT
WBT WRVA WJAX.
1 hereby anuounrv my cnndlilacy
9— Anglo Pi’rsinns. Oriental
for le-eiectlon lo tlic of lice of
Cuunti l‘r"*eeutlng Attorney *ubm usic-W EAK WEF.I WTRJ
Jed I" llie will u* the voter* III I W.1A41 WTAG WCSH WLIT W
the I n nii'cratlc primary on Juno i i
RC WGY WGP. WCAE WTAM
JiilIN l}. I.KONAltDT.
WWJ WE 111!.
10- -Palmolive hour, grand
T O T l l r . VOTKIIH o r HI'.MIAOI.K
rur.NTv.
I wish to announce that I am a opera m usic--WEAr' WEF.I Wcaiolbl Ho for re-election to III. of TIC WJAR WTAG WCSH WLfice ol •’•unity Conunl*rlon*r from IT WRC WGY WGP. WCAE W
J)l*trlct No I, Aulijwl to III* deeialob of the voter* In the Demo- TAM WWJ WSA1 WON WHAS
crane t'riimiry to he held on June WSM W.MC WS» WBT WJAX.
Sill. A !• I!*:v
10:d0—Pioneers, Symphony
POSTON HTUUI.K.
orehentru —WOlt WCAU WNAC
,
M ilt r o f N T V JtlM lV :
WEAN WFIU. WMAK WCAO
t lieiib.' announce my candidacy WJAS WADC WAIU WKRC Wfor H • office of t ’unnty JuJ*e of,
Hemln-ile i.'iiunly, I’lorlUn. *uti)e,tl GUP.
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to I be art Ion of the Democratic i —— —
Party
June f.lh. K*!S. My cam-1
/
Ih-tlnn for tbl* office l* III the band*
FRIDAY. MARCH 23.
Of III) trbnil* tbriuisbout tbl*
fntiry on June 1, l? 2*.
D G TIUIAMMRU,
F or S a le :'12 hens, 1 rooster. Full
Dlood Anconas. M arket price per
pound. Phone 2404.
Selected stock delivered,' W. Loghom a 100 812. Heavy Mixed 100
812. B. Rocks and R. I. Reds 10tf
810. 600 • 470. Emerson Hatchery,
'■‘Hid Ida t y
for the nffie* „f erfrb of tii. c ir
cuit Lt.un nuhjrnt t» tF . will of
lli* '" I n a nt • t!i. Dniijcrstlc prl-
-"tv***" “
r i ?b
18— Rooms Without Board
a d v er t ise r ?
Political Announcement
i F0M ci.kuk o r Tiir. ciiil'CIt
with Intent to kill Col. Leroy
^
SUiltf*j*rf*«tthiwtiTtrT;*4’»jnrftaP(!lrJ0* a
til? magnate, will s ta rt in Meaklgttlierg Court here Monday;, solicitor A
John Carpenter announced to d ijAn indictment
was
returned
ngrunrt Griffith by the grand Juty^
yestefesy.
,
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to he presot
ted today to Senator ‘
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Thomo* J. Walsh. Montana pros
ecutor of the committee, by WTil-,,
Ham F. Allen, of St. Louis, thr»^
commit tees snocial investigstos ■
who went over the records of fh; 1
Holding estate here yesterday.
with Mr. Schaffner.
■so
MRS. BROWN “PRETTIES UP” if
HER FOOD FOR MR. BROWN
7
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Furnished house: 300 Elm. 4 rooms
and 2 kitchenettes, 840. Space
MOVED and o u r store 2 cars. Phone 820 J.
FoUllcn! A nnouncem ents
27—Money To Loan
i
/touted at 23 E a st Church
^rt-McGriff F u rn itu re Co. CLEMENTS A IT S . 012 Pnrk Ave.
• Full STATU I.KOI HI.ATtilt K’
MORTGAGE LOANS
I w is h to a n n o u n c e m y candidacy,
Furnished apt. w ater and g ar ON IMPROVED RESIDENCE
for l it.' S l u t . t-slg sta tu re (G ro u p
age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. 1.
I
t
nm l w i l l n p p r v c . a t r n u p n o r t l a ouuul! .‘Hit we teillcil tbe support
491.5, WEAK New York. GI0: 2:
ANI) BUSINESS PROPERTY
nn*l VI,tv* uf tllr pmple III tiltT.-I.. 1 l'liitl’ll
II Slclicr, form erly of
t li e p r i m a r y lo b e h e l d In J u u « .
BALDWIN
MORTGAGE
CO.
cumin,.
I'i-muci
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I’llinary
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P am ussui fu i), •*,
1- l‘. MAHAN.
nvill*. Kin., announces the Mahoney Apts. 1000 Onk Ave.
tlon
it
t
i"
pie
*•
•fit
to
rlrcl
|
yttntr*
Mn.'iue
band;
5, Ho bran
SEE OUR LOCAL COUNSEL
Furnished. W ator and garage.
■Uu In till- "if *• I will elvr them, *
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cmmimic.I oV heslra: 0, Mutual havtnv* n u i .
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DIGHTON,
SANFORD
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geisch Didg. with Dr. Mns- Vacant Apr. 1st. Phone 1B-J.
I wluJi ii, n i m u u n r v that I ‘ a m a iir n,null,I ’. ,uwi
s
7, D ivis ntx-liealtn; 7:50. HapiJiniM- *
. . nndldntc for lln* office of 0<»nSAMl'Cl. A. ,1 WII.KIN’HUN.
w .
Boys:
H,
Cities
Service
hour;
9,
An-1
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stable,
District
No.
♦,
Semliwla
Bungalow apartm ent. Completely
Florida,-said iMwirict com '
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r o il t i i i : i.m iM .A T i'iit:
_gin Persian.*; 9:30, l.uFrtme'.,'*'fT
t
furnished. Desirable location. On gooil well constructed colored j County.
PUCING lin g 's I’uic Pork
. .a.l m o l i v e huUi
prlHlng Dlertlon Precinct* NtV*. If
t ber.-i,< .......... .
nt) c a n J I d a c y I i . l,«»r u . i o P
; tIIt
pronerty
on
five
year
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subject
to
fur ili»* l
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Phone 99.
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t. 117 Mngnulin A v e,1
prom pt service and liberal apprais Hit- will of lln- v oter, in Die Demo. •
f 'ttmitioU J Hon Bcrnitf.
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era
tli--»l,rinm
ry
to
be
Indd
on
June
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held
i* 03 tin Pv d cs,' v.i. i 11’ ~ label "Sliced Haa-aiian Pineapple*'
1,1
454.3. \VJ /, New Vi.rlt. liili*: I.- U -p siRf'TTY
R lT I
4 room apartm ent for rent. Lang al. IJ, W. Herndon & Co. Miller- Mb. a . M. n :s . ’
on .'id.
lobRei
Brown
urntl).
‘luD ‘toe* thlnni Henry lovev) P«5*;
\J
Mr*
Potter
Building,
113
1-2
.Magnolia
Voiir
support
will
to*
appreciated,
Tea
Time
.*;
0,
O
tih
eslrn
:
7.
I.
nit
>i m. i.i-nn
ley apartm ents. Gil Park Ave.
r
c. S1k w nld cut tver eggs
a . it. {»\itie) S m i t h .
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'What rare 1 how fair vie ->['
Ave.
hardy otvbe*tra; 7:30, Old Melml
Call
251.
iin
dg ul »»***,
the Jong Way
and--tttH
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LE: 192(5 Mnrmon Sedan
he. if die I*- tsd lair lo ttw?” redll fil a i egg into Un hoi* o L s j
r o l l J t S T I C K OK IMiACR
until
a cit m l l t i . i . ies a n d Now; ,*, Gmlfiev l ud|,,w , »l*xnltd Mr. Brown nloumity.
ape. A real liuy nt 8750. Nicely furnished apartm ents with
,.....
,,‘v ilice.
;m ni,.i,v
j’tce. Delicate mound*.o(i
...
.
I
iiiinmiiKK my rnnrililaf ?
- S e n a t o r f r o m 8:30. White RfH-k cotiecrl; 9. Writ*
No, gentle reader, the Brown fam t*,l.nI t!rr"iug sprittkletl with tmt*.'
Seminole Tiro Shop 409 W.
iti*trl<’l r u m - ley Review; 10. -iring triu; in
* MONKY TO loOAN
( for v‘<%-i*trctli>li In Ihe offic/* *»f
all modem conveniences. Phone j
I’t c» ,iril C o o n
ily
wax
tsd
dirciiuing
tlie
lortlrcornv.-otiM make the combiiution *6 chshte
ON
DIAMONDS.
WATCHES,t
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70. Coll nt 318 Palm etto Ave.
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for nearly
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until
till*leeumiruii
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Vr-1925 Ford Coupe in A1 lfi—Houses For Rent
PROPERTY. HERMAN'S LOAN |
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• i,o i r r u tii.u-MiU f i ih.ii.t\ i evt *f I K n n r l i n n l uuln*sir»; '•
# trurij; \,ifh
with rrmn'
more vipnr
vigor 1than tar* l,>
Ion. F o r a r e a l Uuy .‘ sea
And llie lobMcr canape that the sraf ,
liruvittUH
OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST ,J loV*
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- (*ii|imil>»a i *\«*W*; • *)- j*r| In r miIIcv I.iivIhihI to rat a | ar|Compn>n. S e c u r i t y L u m b e r Seven Rooms $25.00 per niontii. ORLANDO.
ri'cunl ,i* Ju-Hi-y of lb . I’f u . . anil ■‘f**^*1 1 ........ ...
going to lervc her bridge club—**W*
l i n n o r i 'i i i l l e a V U - i ;
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t . *. | v h i r h - . a s go
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for
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wouldn't it ksJc ulcer and taste bettet*
like.
Inquire Jno. D. Jinkins, C ourt
.ill thf | h" i| iI>- ii *i|tiar. fti’iit with ■ l u r ' n j ' u i . i l re*i>ll.e**. m l u r t t i n . of 8 :30. I i ll n-- . V. T i p e St f i bn ii
u the rotuxl of lidmter-covercd to tlb
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draw.
house.
rested on u ring of pineapple?
rjy
28—Radio
to llu* t.irt *
ill* Mi|i|,i,r*. ,.f a lt le a I l i . m e c r i m 10. l - t l ’nlnia Stlinhei . In n Pi in
or trade for Chevrolet
Tlir
Midnight
Fairy
Sf W I.I IVICI.I*
j. j p a i u i ,- n
eer.*. l l ; 0.’i. Hyei ,’ . n l e . l r a
|cr: f> passenger Nash FOR RENT OR SALE—Five
Tit..! night. Mr. Brown hid a
Flowers and Ring1 .
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272.ii. W P G A tlitntit t ‘ iti linn
car. Apply Summer*
room, modern, . Spanish style PHONE 579 for Repairs on nil r o it i n t \ t v sfp r.iiiN r i M i u v r
rim t u \ , T * m.K
tlir.an Nib- dr. and lint a lairv whi<ii:
15,
iiigin.
cniieeii
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-tin.
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makes
of
Radius
and
Phono
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.stucco bungalow in good location.
(City Greenhouse.
p-r, >1 la hrr cat
’ I’r-Ity tastr* as
I mi-1, t.. iiinouiiei- in) enn(Hilary fol' ' n - la b li' fol tin- f ' l i u l b di--mold*. Wouldn’t a ring at ttje.
A bargain— 2009 Ornngc Ave. graphs. If we don't fix it, there t o lln- " I f .......... Huyi r l u l e n i l e n t o ( • r i e l . . I i l i j n l 1,1 Ihe w i n of tin ntllillu pi " tr ill, . ."lice 1 <ui.,
lirrttv li,,ik.‘' titsl ‘‘Fair i.e*l nctcr dcviert
lop atsl bottom of llie deavert, lotdr
is
no
charge.
Couch's,
108
S.
Park
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I■.*i i t ire" ■ mid ” Demr aIsms <«n the rlu rn u s t if it were nude of pbie^
Oak Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
DODGE
I "iir vote Mill to up
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I ',, n n t } . null).', t to t h . n iil o f t h n | o f j
Ave.
piid.lai mat • it r.itcn like a gi**l 'un.'- apple cubes t
n rrn eslin *
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vi t e r n in t h e p r i m a l ') J u n r 5. Y o u r I ip e e pi 11J
|cars and Graham truck.!,
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285.5. W'lt AI BalDmi'tf. 1tt*.d '
\Mi-n Mrs Brown woke die had.
5 room house furnished. Phone
v u p p o r l Mill I .. a |ip i . r l n t m l
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(P olitical A nnouncem ents)
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tohrurr vlte* fevsti vt.ioM.'rahnv*' a tl|« w a slier ol t>tpejftfife rirt tn »tjdl •
H*;’. TriW.luditnl,
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LOOK BRhTTY* She wr.ttld way
' “t!ut* it wa* only hail as thhirF F
1 9 — H o u ses F o r S a le .
B n
t lirreliv nnnmttiee my eainllUacy ,f --tieilff ltd Mill uplii voif.le »>lt»- | 8 : 3 0 . W h i t e R u t h t i n c - ’f l .
I w l*b lo itiiiiiiunc. my cniiilblno
usual. Tlien iltc u w herself enttfng
or and sheet metal works,
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for III. offirt of Tn* A nrM ur of
lev Ill-view.
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until tin v anwared to lx- entirely new the slier* into ahnnnd-thapcd petal**
hch Avrmic. Phone 71G-W. Six rooms: lovely location
H.mltiot. County, snbji-ct to III. I, Mlbjeet In III.- ivlll i.f til. VOl.r.
2ti«.7, WCAU | ’litlinltd|ihiti. I. court* lioru.
She pressed four of the petal* Intq th«.
Will of tb . viil.rs in th . Ju n . nil Jull* &.
sale by owner. Reusonnblc. G10 *
K. K I N D A W .
top ,,f ,-nch ns»ky which was reatlAc
150- 11:30. n ich etli’i i ', 7:30. iu sl’ur o i t N i t K . n ii r
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Palmetto.
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••n a baking shert, and then she popped
bel'rh) antiuur.re ni) runilldiiey m enial In n ; H, Auto hour; 9. WOR
Mr* Brown ronciderrd, .tier -tmoer
r o i t t i.KitK ok t i n r c i r r o t m r .f ,,, Die ufflre of phorllf of Semin, ,I . i , them in tlx- oven.
nfonl Automobile Co.
progm
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dunce
music.
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a - ) *>Tt
menu for tonsirrow nifthi, mil her
I vvl Mi lo a n ii,nine* t h a t I a m a { , a , . l.'ntlllt) xulljeel In lie V*111 of
TO 'I'll K Y t l T K I t s o f NK M IN O I.K
nolia Ave.
Phone 137. 2U—Farina F tr aaie
caiiilldutc for i>-o'leetlon to t h . o f - ’
1052. W FI-W LIT I’liilnili-lpltiu, heart '.ink. Site wav icoinr to l o r ! 17-1 Mr*. P-own dcci.Je.1 1,'ut
voter* fit Die June Piimarv
COUNTY.
' m 1*11 t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m n f l e e Id I’lerh’ nf t h e t ’l r c u l t C o u r t ,
J K UeCl.KM.ANP
rv didn't l ie 'his imaefuing wn.ti'd be put iuto cfv
7I<>: 11:30. A d Iphin Wliis|iet'ing deviled rKC'. and Ifettrv
A “going”, modern, money-mak eiiiiili>lutc f o r r e - e l e c t toil t o I I I . uf o f S e m l n u l e t.’o u n l ) , K l o r l d a , . u b deviled
epe*
even
lliout>h
he should j fc'3 t’yl it wa*.
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p in ts! S e r v i c e
ureFpsIra;
7:30,
Limericks,
nrchesJed
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Demoing 10 acre truck, celery and po flee o f C o u n t y C n m m l* * fc * le r f r o m
r o w r o i .^TV j i n o r :
D i s t r i c t No. !. * u b j e c t t o t h e tie
i-rutl,- V n t e r a <>f d c t n l n o l e C o u n t y ,
i r r r b y uiim iLim v it«> •■'!m lltlury tru; 8, Cities Strvicp hour; 9, An What rntild she tlo? Her ev.-* ra—-e .'1 Aixl ulicu Mr Hm nn saw «lt th#'
tato farm, right in the heart of c l s l o n o f t b e v o t e r * In t h e D e m o In the Ib-macMitlc Primary Kle* forI lr«*
al'*R the row nf rannrd fi»,di wliirli idorifnsl f v*l* did lie smile atxl tmile,
>«*trcl lull I
(In*
u f U i o of
TER Service of ull kinds. the famous H astings Irish Pota c r a t i c P r i m a r y *.o a e belli o n J u n . I Inn to lie liebl uii Julie I>lh, A. D.
t -uiily J uii mr of Hotnlni .• C o u a t y glo IV ;sinn*: 9:30, I.nFm ucn or- *he *aw sitting on hrr rtiplmard j mx! er! and eat. with nerrr a single
570-W or 3302.
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ri«*tIda. »*ul>J«*cl to Ih o will of ih« chcslia: III, I’ulinulive hour.
to district with heavy black soil,
■helves, and stopped at one which bore ' objection f Well, be cerlainlv «iklI
j o i i n m r .i.H c n .
V. B. DO COt.A HH
I m o c ir tllu
V o tr tN
of
S rm ln o lr
ng.
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3 15.0, KDKA Pittsburgh, 950:
perfectly drained and irrigated. A
( ‘••UDiy. In th*' D c i u o c r a t i r 1‘r l m a r y
r o it t *on xt 4 h it :
r i i c t l o n to l>f* h f l tl Juio* J<Hi. ID lfi 6:15, Little Symphony;
to t iii : v o m its ok mkiiinoi.k
7,
talk,
real
income-producer.
Details
and
200 North Park Ave. or
JAH U. HMAIION
C O I ’NT V.
I n i-h In announce that ’ nui
lour*: 8, Godfrey Ludlow; 8:30,
I w i s h i j a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m i a candid.ile fur llie offlrc of t’on►50 for service on all photos. Loveland L Tnnnor, Inc.
Mlulili' for JiiHltre of Dm Peace
e ji m l b l n t •• f o r r V - e l e r l l n n t o t h e of
White Rook concert; 9. Wrigley
(L e g a l N o tic e s )
ring machines. Liberal Developing Realtors, Palatka, Flo f l e e e f I’o u u t y t ’o n n n l n s l o n . r f r o m DlelrPI No I. Seminole Count).
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for yuur old machine, on
in TUN C M trriT ••oi’i f i.p firiT itv Icw ; 10. RVD it io.
e ls ln t i n | t h e v o t e r . I n t'.w* D e m o - ll'ilnllpi • , >>t|i r ii.fii u Llertloti l’reSingers. .L et us help 21—Lots For .Sale
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WHAM Rochester, 1070:
}. I. ?. 10. 11, A i:.
e r n t l e I ' t i i r a r y In b e h e l d tut J u n . ioJnlP. No* I.
•ilbjeri in tlie iji'elxb'ii of tlitf Pern- >*•*
‘ IlhNblv. Cnmpl-TiTnnr;------ ; 0i30r sitidin prr-gmm: 7:3n, Old
your sewing troubles,
3th. A 1’ lltSI.
nrrutii' Pilinary In be hold tut June I , ,,.. „ ....... .. v*
KHAN 1C IJVANS.
'M rinoiii * and New; 8, cello and
king all m aterial 10c per 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway,
5 th , A I ' I firs ____________ ________
—
l —w t t l .'jm r e e l .i l e vr II- h l ip p n r t
Injcr f .*ning Machine Co.,
i"PTH ro ’ .' iNi'* ' a ''
V.*Vt*,iVI
White Rock C usaders;
near Luke Monroe. Fine Truck
roit (MiGnirr .
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| jit \Vrii:l* v Ur view.
• IP.V'-i DSTltlDGi;
1 i u . r . b } a i n m u n r c T l i y c u n i B 't n r y
ing land, outside city limits. C.
f'Vteadaut.
r c - e l . r t l n n til III. office iif sher
Ar Rcnnud. Vlibnc_W ~ W . 301 W. fur
t .I| IU t V t .:, , , m k ' | ,y : „ A
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i f f o r H e m l n n l . t ’o i i o t ) s u b j e c t t o .
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r u n n i s T i u r r *n. r o i.it
’ tin u r t l ’in uf t b .
v u t r r a In t h *
Ini* ami very llttlo money 2nd St.
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11 1 ■1i***i a • l.oi 5:30, Holbrnu o irh eatrn : 8, (’Hies
oW things new by use of
Die P e n c e . D i s t r l i I
June.
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upprrcluto
y o u r f o r J n - i i r e of
•t *03)18 m ute to ,.|.|.,Xi 1,1 till.. . . .
No. I. *ni,p i t t o llie Mill n f t h r ' i d t r r t h u t a S u m m o n ., u, . ............. .. Net v ic e h o u r : 9, A n g l o I V r s i n n s ;
Spar Varnish. Lacuucr and 26—Miscellarcoua For SbIp
H i.pport,
irn re c tfu lly to u n t.
U e t n o e r a l le v o t e r * ’ J u l i e 5 th . H a n
C. it. t(AND.
.heretofore _•»*.»•■> ■Illei leig t(|, I’nllliolivt4 liOllf.
I .Sold hy Sanford P ain t A
f o r d . l a i l .r
M o n ro e .
P a u l a . , Ja.k.- in yo\J- uml
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29IIJ', WWNG Ashevlils, 1010: 7,
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
Mprlnw* nml K o r e s t C ity , r o n a t l t j l t e _. V . chttt the
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DVmo. “K ' X v " .rtrt
vJ^Ar.lfUt to your fallui- to . to, t
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fully equipped, sleeps six. Price c r a t l c ■ct
P rli i a r ) . I h eretiy n p a .o u n r * * ‘ "j’
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I t e | i r c * « n t a i i n ' * a* a m i i n b o r o f f r o h t
the
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1'- 0. Box 1046. '
n t t e r a l l ) r o m i e c t v d w i t h ' t h i s o f . b'jp'j
Plenty of WOOD & COAL at Du- iny b u s t i-ffu rl* in b e l m l f o f t b . gflee.
i -' pells; 9, Wrltplev review; 10, I’altu.it,
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Kart's Wood yard. 9th A Cy cp reyoipnlge noefe d S...fm mt b,.I,
^ pliW
olivr hour.
e p e o p le of K lo rl1GHT PRINT SHOP
press. Phor.e 38G-M.
■la I* T u x Iti-iliT, i-n p .c ln l l y r e d u c
V«)N’% : m i ;.v t ' ^ " i i d i .T'. t h ' ! : o ,1
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t i o n u f Incut luxe*. Till*, in m y
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A phone coll will get Will sacrifice for quick sale, Piano, Opinion, c all lie e f f e c t e d * liy
I ’ h y r e h y a n n o u n c e t’ty c a o d b l a r y (. IW ant In t h e u l m s v a n d f irrgOlltK' srm'hlr: 8:30, Brunswick half hour;
C 'l u ltn liln
d letrlb u tln n
of
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»n. rfinne 417-W. 9 Railf o r J. uhI I l. ul P e a c e u f •I »latrlet Nt), can*,- p c n d l n u In tlofive
cent
tJHHollD.
china dinner set, silver tynre, apr.HO.lt
- l i r t, b e i n g ,1 pti.t-riilli,,: I,, »*ancrl 9, Mtutlin.
m o n a t h e K lu te H n a d D e p a r t m e n t , f. s u b j e c t t o t h n d e c i s i o n o f t b s lt al m
l r v r t a i n \'> rrn n l> D u d dated
cut glass. Apt. 8, Gil Park Ave.
330.9, W.SM Naalivtlle, 890: 9,
Hc Iiu o In. (’"Util Ii * a n d ITltleac—p a r . v o t e r . ■i n • t h e Dem ocrat!*! I’r l i n a r )
' l»rII I I . |t)*ti cw livr) iuu tl'i’ fol111-ii 1a r I v tlie C o u n t i e s a n d CKIca 10 b e h e a l , oil J u n e 5 tb . A. D. l ' l P lo
u rin g di-ki-t ibi'd l a n d
it ,ali-. I) • Wrigley review j 10, I’nlntuhu hour.
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e.aiK nlnul tin ilotli.
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liil l i m i n ' O f C t u le r w n r li l
• -."g le bag rlie sirricd
I- T h i i u g h t l o lie I 'o lit ic u l pur-e
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Without Any Harm „
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bill!, t-. ‘
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Alabama Police Chic
Is Victim Of Attac
Hy Dead Girl's Aunt^
In Crowded Com
Room Is Thrown
Into Excitement
MotherOf MissMonti
abaro Fires Bullet
That Misses Its Ail
t nl.C.MDIANA. Ala.. MaK1
(IN'S)
As
the
w o rd s::
hoctl through “ tl I g'lt.tV
.t
I'll * uni t 1110m t o d a y. , w h^ e u >|
lip* j u r y tryinjf Police Chief f
I con-v .am ,1 IT K. Ilinki! f o r tin* m u r d e r o f
.Miss
Louise Monti’ubaro,
hroupht iu its verdict, M in
«ril Tuhhs, mini of the dead ]
d'hed tlu* policeman in
REED W ill WARE \fi LEADER OF M
INTENSIVE D!
SOCICTY MARRIES
rnn wm'dVA'fhT,'
ft\VN RI IT! E R !K'Ti»»‘“ "
a
to
lii, an ir.ilietnient charging emhez- I l ^ L U I
I F i l l O 1 1 ' I / I I j L : kJ U L u l l l L
l v > that tlu- Reimldiean • hoiee w
hi'ii- to f.ill , l-i wli-i'ilie -•
Ixk-n'-rnt and
misapplication
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.. v . , . . , • .1 \ , J . 1 D l 1 L - f * l
\tt«rnev General Clinrlia McCall J
ii"tiii«i-d him- If I"i lli-rln-il ll<
llark fund* and neipilttud late ye
wh,.
itireeteil the pn<socution o f g
i".
vvli
tti
toe
inthat
Virgil
I'mint afternoon hy u directed vi
S p e a k ill--, 1 .11 '.ugelttvlll l " ' . k «
- ov 1 nt on di-li-i ate ‘ will sii|i| \\ , .,!•! , VJ \ Oill* (Mil W ido w 111 Id.no fainted, and more than thlrl i l i c t a . liarge of eirher.Memeiil
V- I, t ill' P c! rt*l" 1u l " i 'Mil.1’ Ol•
I'v .lii- I M - Rcsviilntli.il S e c - ••• p e r ta li"s wtto gathered US'
lh- I l.in, I 1 aiidnhlti- at Kill
I ,,,l al'-t rad mu " f hunk funds.
t.
I I. la.- Ii op. -VI
1 'It
1-1 on in \t.'IM f - t A 1
inn I’ eeu iu c ; Itridpt MT’a m - l - e tlu- xer.lict M-Mitpered fo r th * |
1 it;.
Mr. l a k e through
Attorney
1 I i t " I ;.p 1 • -.1
T o I tir t h i 1 < " ’ •■ '.divl.if'
Mi Ci„,|idgi-‘s third lefusal
1 . .m l. I otn I mi III til ,u. 1. rip- court 100m wa* thitjwjfi
Ithnr eliirt T in Palmer.M ils moin■ lie iMl • DFw )t
S a n f o r d S h r i n e r s l l r i n g R id - S e n a t o r W a l s h S a y s C’o
o nm n u t - tin- einwii wa- oUi-hed ill son
ini" 11 uproar a- four officer®
L . tiled a million bn- continuance
I." i I ‘..»» im li»’ i
ers H ere T o C o m p ete In T h e
l e e W i ll N o t l i e T a kk e n T o what iliffi ri fit fa-'i tt than
, i/e,l i!u two women and disarmed
A ' 1.1 •
w
I V.
and an affidavit f«n
K v - C a b i m ; M e m l i e r ’s l l o n t f
- won r». 1 ii
♦
T w e n ty - F iv e T h o u san d D ol
'belli
,
I 1. v 1. u- t ennui : if ionIn ,
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liunti, uaiuc at a no. her.
At
the
.. »H'f
T o H e a r *, : m R e l a t e S l n r y
1. .1
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•id .ti
lar S t a l e T r o p h y C o n te st
t-’bief It lake fe'.l t" the floor,
ill: 1 1. Hill, hy .1-1 hi -1 Aug
1 -Ann- time they iVnnounved tliei.
I" 11 IV 1 1 : * * i.t
I,
! ' - , I pouring fioin the wound 111 ;
t ii:,! hi- dld-i t ” , boos- lo 11III.
vi’Jingi < - t«» go t-i ti ial "ii iiwlirl•
W A SH IN G T O N .
t'-n’-'U
Sanford
people
will
get
their
•! ,- i p , w It could not he Immed* [
lh,. Repill.In iu
Nil, oiiii 1 C ,01111
|nu-nt laimhi-r nine, which charges
tt .
,-,!v dete'inini I the extent Of
•i.« hen- I i i lh- lo- -aid. ” 1
|the n.al.i • "I falo- entries will' v it tv of polo as it is played p o- (INS) Alheil II Fall . i.n.frIt. - injury
HI
afl-T>ioon tt llingm-ss ... tell V -t- rv .iIi -iii ■ l . w l i o i , " I'o Hi Wyoming I
I: Ki t in all a principal in fi-s-iotinlly tonioirnw
1 la- i.irv aminunced that it had ;
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he fn-t ii« glee lillll
Mr.
laike when tin- team ii-presenting New tin- nil •ei n.Ials. • n Hu- 1 i . .a plll.lii ah 1 "HI -I" 11* . w hit'll I" '
, h.
u.i, „ I a verdict after tb'libenit*
I priii, .lull in th e.second detrree.The Jersey meets tin- Florida trio at hi- tell gram fr .m l-.l l*n
1• 11. •I .on d h mi 'to ' ». ■ |d f'Hl n
. g all night. The cave lind I'CCfl
mu • .iitinit ihieuglt State’s Attar- (lie .Municipal Athletic Field at t
n,
ud, thin in* seen la
1
! '.i'i>-ht I’ll,- ili-feiise admit**
ni) Millard I- Smith espresseil a ,,\-|ock. Tin- game will he played
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1 1 ip, f t'.lake t in d ntia shot *
devil-1" m b'.'all Ilf Hie eases on- f,,,. the benefit of the Sanford Surestiga lm g
Comm ii' i
1 ,. 1* 1 a, 1 on itul! . '
• 1 11.,- pul'* speeding nutomo*
til the icravery of Mr, Kc>\ who shrine Club and F.d l.une is e.rr- and the |i jci . of -i nd.iig
I ad, 1 •ui
u p- ,1 11,
s' '
I la
'..! in an effort to halt her, but
is ill wi'li iii.iVpnx at his home at
everyone to wlli-iid what to- ,0111111 iter t •• hiI ■ •*' * • tt . w 1, , 1 n , I • ' I I , 1 ..r,.1.1:1 'III,
a o' - .1 do shot atlll hilled llCl-*
Tnn-reiiiu.
promises will he the th ill of their .iluinil. t.i-,1.
0 I Old >'V Hi “ d ift I •• tail • I'
11, :» iint; up immmltlDftfia
Tin- iiuirtat *ordingl'y set April |jv,,s
“ Mr. Tall -ay
11,In<giaia W> ,, |.al ill 1 ,|i,..tel.,|-v t> V
rfH*.*'-,*vtfirrie
K ' i ’ • ion
r" ,i;
lUt‘lu-rllUiU‘U*U
with
arrest. Thu d
L't»» Hie dale and life session. iUim*
Heri Tnii-srh'.le. ••eenr»t»-:-y o t the
, know- lud l.iig a.-.-.il the to I 1, d,
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.IOoVeI
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I
fin-.,,
ni
,
in
iintainetl
the girl had |
In *« uhnip: 1 lose. Just liefore re
nHf,oeiulioii, in commenting u|rmi • 1 oi.iindnial T reding'
< aipiniy. 1,11,1 .
", t •• 1III III ■ lull '
l-een
ilriiiking.
J■ r-i'tiv. .bulge Gray
untiouneed the pluyern nnd their horses, told n„i- the liberty l" a d gr la that lid,
ni' \ i v
A 1 k * and M
V the verdict mnuittlnjr the ’
|:h;r ., lul.i g upon the motion for a repreRolilative o f The Herald this a(-eiired Iheri-finio.”
aid Semiti'i 1 ‘ lh, It,II 1 I'll, lop-ntl id • ' o.f wit- it nd. Rlnke sprnng for- s
|.i new laid 111 the conviction of th-- morning that “ Colton Field” is •> Walsh ( I n of M- ntana, tin-coin- I,: 1> . . . -I ally w it ll-luod . 1
v
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1 • ‘Tlmt.k she jurors. K M *
lalke' la-' Week would he li-Bi-rv- f,noons inli rnntionul
pony anil n.iltee pri'seeulor “ The piirpa-e id , in .1
a -loll f I "III 1-IIt- r ' '
'I
i , e.v.fd tin Iy n short distnneo *,
a nioie 1hoi "Ugh 1 mi- know - more about tin- following of the present impiiry 1- t" H" I "h .u . 10 , • w le "long
,1 |4 t,<
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I up ,
(
v.,e,
it, hr d out the knifo and
i,l,
, 1 the do.-uo'i-nt.
the ball than any of the polo piny- bieunie of these Inual-. Ii appeal . ,p u i • ,.v i in ni and at p 1
,.'k I.'i.t, almost at the sams
A . 1,-all of the action hy the i-rs and " i l l be liddcii hv J dinny therefore, that In- In
nothing t" ui" ■ tin P-d oi l' ga 1ion
en: that Mm. Montcabaro fir* ij
pr,i-i,iiti" . four indictment- w cic Russ, the Captain o f the New Ji t- t«-ll the a inmilt.-,'. A- l,u the oil
It 1 u
1i-mniiis to • " tl.
, .1 tip* shot They were immcdiaU* \
not*.ul against Mr. l.ake and
I hi ni-i-lw-s,
.......lin in g
w in H e, .0 v.rW <f Ml •
sey team. It it a 1are treat to see lea.-c*
, .;, ,1 iiuil tlisarniod.
Mr k> v last night. Tw o of the- •
u .
(
latoineiit. iliey
tin- pony pe 1 form, to watch him which he appears willing to testify.
Metloa!
aid was rushed to thrt
wen- t.iiiod hv tile statute
of
his rtpeetl at the | ,|,, p,.t |,,1 eu- Iu- could she,I unv control 1 1 their tirgani
. ,,11111 mul it was found tha% j
limit.,:, . ;,nd had been made tie1,111 _
lt
new
light
11
them.
That
phast
moment l " allow tlu- player
iln |" oil of sending in,tie- kiii'e had entered tho neck
Mibjn- : defense motions t<>
10. p
strike tlu- pellet t»wurd Iu- goal. pretty well known."
, 1,-1,-gut on- to Kansas 1 it ■
.
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t Ih treat Ii the coal collar, peiUH |
.'Had
With
four
•’»»«••
„ thrill ■ very moment
Seniitoi Nye ah-" unmipre.- d
• In
I. .1
1( oiil inur'd mi p a r •
tinting
through the cloth nnd (leak* 'j
roll, j " " d , nrmt In e disposeil t>> 1
with the itts'd foe iinnicdintf th
i , |t wa lot believed the injury^ •—***
at m inn toil vi-1diet " f ai'iuiltn f
( 'w d lia in Hull who 1- tin- |i.iilmo. plans fin whieli wi-i,
rum-, an nttoltdlng pt
-itul .1 i\lh lesulting in a convict'l|
reachetl
i'll o' i l ' l l d K - ^ ^ ^
ridgr in Polo in A lit - made when first icp'dt:
an -aid later.
tmi. ii . tw,. hankers still race char- m -st fearless
that any mustang that the euiniiiittet- that l-all wanted t"
He t't Ial -eet’ot,
ti» 1"lit.lined in nine remaining in- 1 ericn sii> s
.
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More than t " " weeks had beat*
freelv. Nye .-aid tin
I'.l . aril I li'iv •
test
fy
freely.
the
n'n>
dot.....a returned hy the gr.in I I In wild is what he mijo-NS "i “ P‘
1, e.i m the trinl in which a bund- ;
iniltee
might
go
latet',
hill
lit*atw
,.
t.
n
:i,-iI"
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lo grime, ( ’apt. Hall furl her Muteis-,l \fitne i f - hud been ex*mincd» J
jurv ,n I'eliruary.
N
f vv:i‘'. leariP'd
1hat Iu- will bring Imme tlie goal* ii,, need for gtungjuiW.
Tlu- shooting of Miss Montcsbat® l
t "i>< 1 nan, e nf t lie eases was
There
is
-it
pomrllrtlily,
howi-vi
1
bale
Lurry
s'ld
on the llini'.inghnm Highway too* Cj V
M.
Knmi- d In-, ause of tin- absener- id as fa r ns the Florida lent" •* «or- that a change of plans may b
1 '( vIII.Ii" I '
M A V P O R T . Tenn . Mm
. well known ;»•
'v,'“ ha* seen
place Nov 11 last. Tho etun took I 1
' »iini’ll
^lr k, . lit- was declared hy tin- . l ined. Any P'do
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made when tin.I J tlu- dislr.ct so
1 dim 'lit. r. Mr1 | \'S I II t V ( ’line, A til -, d! . N
v r |,,"-laeu!.1r (lira tw o tla>5 ago 1 |
% 1•'
'lefil,p a nultt-i ial w itness tail". Hall fH'rfoi in lias J|«
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preme eoilrl g ia n ts Full the eon t w a i sought by a pn-se ••• • in
A 1,111 \ " " i i.v-y General MoCall
1< *| "III.III
f*'i Mi I ,ke anti that the defend „ f Ids skill nor hi- .l.t.-iiitlnatio'i.
wen
1
no
a
n
rn
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.''Tlie mnjo ity of tlu- players ill tiiiuiinu- win, Ii Iu- attorneys luivi ., > l, d hy t'l'toilhniiud." in ' I" hills 1 iipci i i'll'
. ktrl for a mistrial on ground® . J
ant tnilld lo t go to tlia! without
uu •
h rn
the
National Professional Polo As- asked 1in Iiis 11 ial with Harry I
*hpt
iThc of the jurors was prajud*
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Mi k> v - iistimony.
w
ho
ft*
ipitil
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. ,i- In i f today as tin- gunm 1
fop 1 n-pirney. .T h i- trial
"•id
Tin mot ion however was over* J
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All ..1 ibt- remaining eases hnv 1 social ion u i f c.miparativelv young S 1., Ip .
1'III O'.
S iih jrrl
I ' o r I ’ s s a y s ruled h pie-aling Judgu I.yJtttn. |
was set f, 1 Apr. -. but FallV attoi ‘ I , 1 nigul engaged ill a pi**• hat , /.||il'| C l ) ( ’ h s p n l I O il I'd 111
A l l •'!»tl» i’ll
Kfi-i ,-t for trial on the day four* men in years but with plenty
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m-v- and |di>-ieians have advise,I
rtt ,r.v. nt--. but it w as not <liK* | experience They have collie dp
Min’ Hi J•*
M n n ic i|K iI ( o u r i
i-ImIIN- will, Hie S:i!i I
1 ■ (r ,! I,;.
the I unit III- will Hot III* able I ■ O, VVnil’ll 1IV1 I'l l -Oil.- "1 I'I
Militaiv
schools
fki'id ul it-h one will be irietl first. I f,.,,m universitu
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All ' . tin- indictments are joint j llll(j (|,e most Imv.- •', eii trainet •>
.lh 11
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i l.ne fied into tin- In tl :if!r / III • . - i t ol 1 •
Fall
intimated
in
Ins
li-legrnm
to
.
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ho
,1 ho y
■ fcai-ct- against Mr. Luke and Mr. I t |u, association ii-ell In , l u *
l • h i *t \•
da veil pro Seiiatoi V j e that if the court ali m.li lung In- until on 1*n- ill* - I- ng 1 i -d f >
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piny tlu- game a- 't
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tin !u . g i - i
gieiit d 1he 11 nt.iniani e be would >| irl - of lowii, le.rv ing In
I fossionnlly r.-Munes v-utn wit h
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A be willing to have bis tentiniony' , ,tt,I,.iiiioii.-. Mi- - Ruth
I pl.-ntv of "IH-wl
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. taken by the tt'alsh cnnimittee.
Vlioi uti tl -, tnunf t
A-he\ilh>. N. C . shot tlirom Ii the ) unmi.-t
idl " : ' -iiti
|s7u, o i i t i i n l
I prominent authority
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T aggm t, 1.
,' 1 i*. vv ho I'oul.etl
Ir**in I iiiid M s. 1.1 *: -• I'rii-i-. wounded
John on " 1
Mar.
W ASH INGTON.
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1 s played in KnKluml made the fo l
10
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newspaper
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in I e iiliilonieu, licit Ii si-ated in the
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Two
enlisted
men were* i
ear. Ihd'i wnmi-n an- in a serious various tune
lory 1 hui ••
l,ur:.-d to death, six others were {
these matches. “ In all <«>>'
pi ' 1
New A "ik 1«vv ■I'l l
condition In-re and near >'■ ' '
fined • •
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\ - icii.iui.ly injured, und five enlisted t
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hoeiutioiis, in 1
a player of H “ »• l '" U" an ' 1
.
Police
Chief
Hell,
tt
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P
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of
\ Ill'll. |>*1
world' •
lor hei’|""P •1 disorderly 10ml
itu- M irr o c .
lb
,1 II.'ml. vv.ll . ff.-.* a n -i and a warrant officer were
Knglitnd I will ► «>’ ,ht
Pleasant Gardijii. Teim . ami Alex itnr ol the l»i."
V.1 - Ml "pend* d "j
I,ut s e n ' l l ,
N«iRFOLK, Va.. Mur. ^2 . (IN S ) greatest thrill »" »' tin- spill and
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DKTROIT, Mich..* Mar. 22 .— Hula a l e also wounded .is a re Jit was st 1 icki 11 i'
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: $2 Mt m l. i. For ; 'criuUsly hurt in a paioline ex*
1. ,v liisoid rly n-n
g o o d liidinvli i,
—Raring the stuck in u strong that you can sc*ploiitui nhoanl tho dostruycV
Jj
t i " ''1' I1'
(IN S 1 Mis. Kible Stinson plans of the b a ttle which started when late lust night
JI r. |u \
!II . ;i^ free
tliei- Si Y .11
ir Whitney, in Guantanamo Bay.
northwot wind, naval hospital H„ nsored hy the Shrmer.-.
duct eliaige '
t.a l In* Mll.llU* »H If lMVU|i li\ iht*
to accompany her famous aviator
|)c.)j ,u rested I’ rue and his
Cuba, the Navy Department an«
Plane F 5 -L a.rivoil lu"H' nt :-I't
Herlin will I, .Id ill 1 x'eii-ive $2 i and l.einai tt'll "II paol ‘ I lei 1Id iii r itiiiii.'iut iiu ul
husband mid .QvfjlK-J -lluhjeman, wife as suspects in tin- thefi ol all
f,t i-t I, ui 11o’clock this morning front an isne
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• fIycr in tr new auto.
i f . « ifiit t Hi
riH*t '*,Vi| tho i.our.cod today.
litiihling trade
....... ................
The i-xplo»ion occurm l ycstrdoF
lali-d •spot on the Ni|rth Carolinu Y o u n c r B a s s R e a d y
.iteil a A-i" earn l i . i T W I.iiu ion. up rmtt
.
T.
tv’ll!
-.||
e.s!i
Vs
n ;. (rih ilt
**«»»n»p* «“ 'Teak the world enmi,
i ilng Tho ca-ualty list: dead:
ffxr-t with Mrs. Courtney Harnett.
F o i
D lS trm u l
I durnMc.c f|iRht re'eoril at ^Juckaonhiitul for ilruuk.t.evf while 1 ' 1-•* t • $(, »,» • .,r at li
ii*»i»r«Htii{ i" Win. M Dclevett, 3000 . Wini* '
» patient on hoard.
J.u k-on was fn..-il u rinulnr rnn-'it
ville. Flu., Monday or Tuesday, it
•! . Ia re ii tel • 'h o st •'--•I tl '
d,H Road, Baltimore. GeonM
l out. Commander L. It. Banco,
Communication has been rcody- was learned today. Ktlnsmi left
, oii a sliuilu* clung
I mu - ttl.il,- i-.mlij.liii- I" p i
>•" *
l
t. Garrett, Ozark, Mo.
*f 'he medical corps, w as in the
paid $2 o f"i di-ord. rly eort'l *• VV,11 1 , "ti-.-Ud bv III!
Detroit yesterday
for lloi|»ton
to
' » ( ( . 11 /i-u DfiiiMi
t vl ,,y ,he 'Chambe
......
..... . ’ ....
•
Se;i"U.-ly injured : John F. Karr,
plane and lie was hoping that the from T. R. Hodges, state shell f*»h clcIjver „ p|npe. Fr.rm Hi.aston lie
rontempt " f court il.urgu >
Mt. Row,I, N. K. Ihtnald Burch,
•tuck would win the race so that i-ominissioner, notify»n«
° |Afa " ' 1 w |i|
t0 Jncksonville to prepare
__
HU-W WilliuiriH
Hie -»a»e "i
M o llip r O l 1’ J’. inO lIS
lmlor,"‘I»’ni1’. Mo. John J. ^“ ter*
•
.thut
..
*U".
- attempt,
*
w
•
the navy could claim honors o f be ization
the clmiartmcnl
depirtment ■ » I, f- the
ment.
$100
|K-r
lu.'iiih
uftef
eonJhseiihino
Hawkins,
ehurgi-d "H'>
i v ; „ 0 (ins', Strcctmun, Tex. ttTllurd Jao*
. . .
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MEMPHIS, Tonn.. Mar. 22 .—
ing fi hi to have a baby born ill the ready to begin the distribution of
M o v ie A C IlG hS D i e s [ur J,n#luikt.t Va. O. Dario, Sail
Jlriiintlon and Jf--'**''
month i f t h ' ' ' huxem y u.n- irrjjisfern-.l to «h“
**- Rut the plane arrived ahead'of yomig bas* fn-m the Wel-ku hatchpostmaster's salary *» ral ed to county.
,
Roque, I*. Ithe_liuhy.carrying hirtl and Mrs.
tomorrow for Jacksonville. ’’They Die po»tmnstcr‘s office at Memphis $K,000 u year.
Less seriouzly Injuredr Wm. A
cries, and 'inquiring
.’ H EVERIA HILLS, Calif., Mar
.
.
Barnett was rushed to the Nor•»»_(IN^) Mrs. Chat-lotta Smith Gardts. 320 *0 th Avenue, Paterson,
Church also "i.nied to «xm
n
i>
j
()!'
av i*
i« u
* f , o - for !>•<•»
i t i : i (Stinson - and lluldeniun) seem to j* being toed for bu:tr-r were made
that
desired
^°Ik i'mtestant Hoapitul. Tho little
N. J..
Frank H. llubrlandef.
Ch.
Secretary E. J. Trot’. er
* think I will help break tin; mono). Ui(J
,,y (J Tom Tayl.u recently on agreement, the affidavit slate".’ h t l l l l O l Cl U C S I C I C 111 U l
Pickford, in o tV r of M‘ ary . Pick .......
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•trangi-r i-' expected to arrive any
lV ho
anxious to
■ 00
hoUI„ •in *•
r l. die ! i !r e ' ■ !> til Srr humc ..V.nl. Mn*« Ed*'. P- MichattkU 2k l l
day
bo was
was anxious
u. get in tour"
‘ ' - ony-i.f
00 hours
the
u:r, Mrs. 1
frum tllt, llffui., un,| who that negroes in the Mfcinphis postal
Ulir.ute.
Hi»
I, -j- fnm Whttcr’.rsy: * CMtxU- *Uki'
with interested parties
^ o tinan , *aid. p i e present duration i)|li|11H thnl Ru<1 (:hun h. nt-gro service be given larger repn -ent■ h*
hi-I
Lieut, M. R. B o w n in g w as in
I . trs, - :i'd iiowdrai. S. Ib unpHit. H-ghlai
t h n f nr -ngers ^hr «P
^
..........................................t s
the number o f fish
,S*cInK rp<ord i» hchl by u Gcnnnn who Ucpub| f,.an lender h e r e ' -ought to
waim-i'ni o f the plane which trnvW. Wivw'^r,,
* Xr. k J i. kfr.til " i re nt hi*r brxbdd*' t Ay, UiCv Mppri.n
.
places m ost dt'sirubh
I
remained a lo ft, 0- hours nnd k.
7 ay)ur puy him .......... • * I"?
♦ Hcd 1 (o mics in 1 hour and GO them- I-ocnl fishermen ore u * - - n, lmitc*
1. ^ u i » * . i * f l - r n m H i '
Csstherlne St. John»towo, la .
- -ularj •
•'inule* despite the strong wind. ronfer with the secretary .«t
Mr.1. Pickford-was Imrn in T " f '
depiotions jdimild
The Taylor statviui-i J
S U r r f o N K lt.l.K MAN
The woman lived neur Iluttcraa, N.
lfr tr fw a lT ^ n ^ » P % V S T r i Hi'inT.:
onto,
Canada, Sept. ’J, le»2. She
en.iiest date possihle.
j'O l.K K SF.KK M A N
• Liijii jliii~hOlfl> Ilf linTrlT i
taking
pail
1
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’
' ’ a ad there being no physicians
In-brief,
the
-tfttrment
quote*
|,nd
been
suffering
fnau.
n(
ehmnlr
' >, __t ■ " ■ ■ — »- '
lug' I'Vin ill"! b«'» s u n .-1 mg irm.. n c . . . . . .
IV ERN EPS, Fla.. Mar, 2 2 “.
*
by Geu'rge Jl. Poole. I'. S Crinimw*
morning. J>r.. 1lowi.
><v. i ru>d
i d hiy
trj re the nutfy ’ wa* appealed
•ars.. 111-7
Chu-ch a* saying: “ It lo. kr like
I „
. r forty;fiv*»!"»lmentforthr.'«. year
1 t '■ •••'
r l.A H B ■ flET-l«T ^
CINS)
One man w sr i‘"ad t"dajrl
T
A
M
P
A
,
Fla.,
Mar.
*J
2
—
nionrr,
who
wan
jjcncrn!!y
l>
‘
!irv»i!
u
resident
of
,; , .j , .or-,dune amt brld** the '• V
’•»• * s - . .
■
i .. u I .a...!.., tin* •ii 1*1•*tt* if you u'Y* g "b ig to draw the *'u‘'
lion I
*' M a
*
. I t Li
•!**
y e a n ami w>*1." HI*'* v.f ■ '
, T , t ' -".t mother to Norfolk.
, . .... e I
s m . Urfstde* ••••• .«»*'« - 1 1 '
dlUon m - " rc-ult " f being Ihrowt
o A v. ten hi i
r*
— ------------------- 1
d >
; n the grsuiiU by a fn-t m o v in g 1
t lU-'if t>» ' G i - ' . r . i - i * »
. ’ W ARNING IB 8 P K I)
•
Mr KU/nboth Itj
train a».thcy w ere-flard n ; on tha !
.Friday ;iion>if.:t
‘
Wa s h i n g t o n . Mar. 22. o n s )
Prim t'a t r . Atlantic Count lane station
“
. Seiuu d i-tr:i‘- • 'j
Gctttran* nix- i»iahh'h;nj u.i -r
. A r.turm .warning fo.- the At
ivrru t i r e yesu rdo y. ^
having
Ubo;
s
h
.
r
U
i
v
*
u
. d4.part. ,),«{. Churelr. w a n t..I mm
mj
j lilliiiai i .Ik will tn Mexico.
'' coast region between Haiti 000 mile trans-conturniai J i i a m .
m o lu were planned i t Cl|tclnnatl .a - h a r l n . k at a Allan,
f
» <100 u ,n.» lh upon flPPOLU , matter to tho bottom-
P o s s e Of Citizens Well Known Rditor
S eek s{ilinmen Who And S lo r v Writer
S h o t—Police Chief Dios In Charleston
(iasolinc E xplosion;
O nP. S. Destroyer^
Ki l l s Two Sailors
Airplane Wins Race
When Transporting
Expectant Mother
Stinson’s Wife Will
Fly In Record ’Trial
ion
Additional Charges Are Made Thai
Memphis Post office Is Corrupted
<*NH*- A....
,J2 YcilPS DlCS I OClliy
icron^iTn^Mill. r GnJi-i -
" d Portland, Me., wo* Uiued
L>’ the U. 3. AVcatbrr Bureau.
and 3 t. U u l * tod.y-
‘ ra*nt ‘ torc'
1
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iftiilfe lW iffl™
; r / u iiiiw p
f ,tn
* > M i i i n * ,. ’ - •,
TnE-fiANTORD'fmiuLt); V f f i p ^ s p f o ,' m a r c h $1
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m
m
*
p;r<r- VV->.rc ’ W J " in r S t C i i J u '. ’^jri.VT- 'i".;^CTnWrt‘ >
Gene Ttinney Must Accept
Commission
’
Match With Challeng ers
•
Ily l)« \ ii J. Wulsh
Intfrimtiinial News Scriicc
Spurts halilo*
N K W VOltK, Mur. 21. (IN '-.
— Aliy number " f Rcnllcmcii who
lire rvnsuimhly riiiitulin. thill tin '
Would In- nidi- l i *|.(. an i h-'hmt:
on tin- other sidi- of a key lm|< in-nstruck tud.’tf li\ tin- i " i inii- i I- I..
•Inik Shurkc> still In ii >. .. i ti,
New York list i.f 11i t f i-11 • •I hr it
Wi-ijrht rontciuli-i's mi,I tin
I;- •
that Jumi'H -I. .l-iluist-i i r-|ni'i'i
ton |n*f rrnt of Ins - :iii :i J"-ii>- i-'
.l"hnstoo Is ki '-ivn a a "l-i- f.; "
inumi|*«*i in tin- t-.ii
I’olo players from Now .Icrscy
\\ill clash with the mullet tvichlcrs
r> i'll1- filliiiff Florida will'll these
Inn |,inl'i —■
'imial tennis meet in
I lit- lin t iml i »:-;ntf over plotted
m Sdiifniil til tlif imiidripal s»tti
ll tit- lit Ii| -iii I ri IIIy :.fu :nii. n at 1
"'clock Thr i 'I'i'iiiiii I i t will In1 fm
tlif lii'itf*1it "I I hi .*ii!l'"i»l Slii'ini*
< lull.
Till- i n 'I ; I 'I l III I' t Ml t III ollln iii •' u ill i • ‘• niil i t la- I linii
ina li nl
■' I In f. *l ••-l |>*'i» pm m
in \i:iiina. Tic* .v.ti'Hiui
l’" l "
A * • 'I'i'i ia»ti 11.. I* t.l. n *lit- N at i n.
:.l |>•.11 nl Kni l.t'i- mill i iii" u'.at <1
■' i. nil i .. nr I ' t t < > M ill'll till'
nal'iii ' Nil 1“
I
UK".1
Ill'
Johnny
FerrellWins Rich
Golf Stake In Miami Open
By Shooting A.Sixty Three
Ml \.\ll lti:.\< II. I’ ’:,.. .Mar.
I IN'S* .li'liiniy I nrrcll, tint,
I i»n* li '-li’iian
i Li * i^ua*
C-l, , (ii.>1 l lull. M
<• 1..
A . 111 1iv h is r . 'ini i*y sf'.tiiii*
. a- !i .rnl I '- .* I .*•'••* )•' ill |»l;'t
; lir _vi' ‘ i ■ *' i i .
n t li • Mm
I'll' 11 I I i'll CO * 11»dl ,i i'.i' 1'
fram ing ('amp
i . M.iii.iir-
-a,
i K.ii i . n
thiliR u-rv linlui k i ■ .-i huppiiito llilll III' III MM- V. Itli It I..... In •
roots to 1 'itiHin t pi -iff .- i-iinlli
For i-Miinp'i*. till.'- tlir ninUi-i -(
his pii'M lit uffi! at i-iits. It i c - ' ii
ly was a lui-ky t iii* i* tn l>.■•!• i I - - I
“ in'’ mi ii ii .in 11ki Shiii'k . u
lit till' ttlllo, Wll I- -tuilll-l'lt lii ,i tiriuh:. 11.i*l iiuuli- iniiViil iii'-n
•*y noil m i' din tn mukr mi'll
Mon spi-llil most Ilf t lit ' I III! t : .
Ini* I " hill min that kii-d I it t‘
m -i nis that .lullii->t- a i tin .M il.
ti'Kiul fill-in II- -mlii't hoi. t-i I- .
into Shulki i ; In aln adi mi "o.
jll't llkr thill It nas in I lualik In i tin ai l " -' ii -i nitli uln
Iimr.i-\ sinipli n i in. ..I n t
A III'hull, tin- Ni u V 1 1. i inis-ij.-n lia unt tail -i a In i In
lir> tliiil it Inis --i. fii • iliirj; - ";.i
I'-nurs fm tils titn 11 in th, ..I
lowilii*; .link Shall...i. Inin 11 n
and .1"Ii ii ii y Iti-1.11 Tin* i nn i
Mion Wants* lit i*t III*! I .nan \ I -. ,ai
wi-r riitht oiiii.i as tiii-sr p.ni I
mi'll air iioiliii-.' and I p- t l - i
that sunu'lindy*s l ain in i . 1
exhausted In
t-i-.1 ii*-1
I itn
dilatory turtle.'.
Sharkey's last linii tiutil Ioni ''Mi’ ll d iii "tie I.i i 'i l . - a l\ It on-
I .t IN I KIN,
M;,i
21. l I N M
The iM-ncral inipr.
-n Hint t i
I' a »h- rlnite >.f hi- .<
n I * iI
,
has received a scici* at hlnl ' i
the ptlhlieiitn.ii nf a 111. . II... . ...
inland irvenur. uhiih -ln-iis t*-ul
there tile .rK12 pef'i-t
.n l . r t l
l i f t an and M"i tIu-1 ii
I ni n*. I
with
fortunes
r-t mated
at
%>u.VOO.OOil nr _n * n .
One htltidrv*i olid thu ty-eiMnt. these fortunes nvn tSltl.OOO.IMHI
ivldje a .oiiiilhr pi-rce -'iiir*- i r * i - i
their Wealth almllld &it),0lHl.lMl i
In four ciises. li'-tnldy that **f tin
famous -liii-l l.mtlici'-', SIP i,'I,lit,nn
is the m l total iif the family e\
i hi'nuei
It iinulil appear fiutn tIn I. ae
HooJ., luhvciri'. that llic puinher ->f
.Very * wealthy K-ir I shnirn K not
inetcU'inp. In l ’.ej.j there Here Klu
pejSoits -MKh* fnrtones of SIU.'KMP
201*3 W, 1st) St.'
i-iiuiii:
le f m
1 . I* I'l' . I.l
ll ll.t ,illll.* IM. I* •
tllill II.'I
t l - l t l ' l l , •.!.-1.1 ll lllllll
mill., ,i p, -m l
Ihili'd a l
I I.......... . a I l.oil
In I I till I'.-I
h 11•.ii- .* f o r tin- mend. r« >*l lln
i .mill. Aiiimip tl.. i i i u r. ,. i *
■lit at Monday' s ni"-thu* v.i-i'i Mr-.
I! I. I ' n kills, Alt l ilt is MatI n n s . All
M
Minor, k.
All*
II.iitiint„l < . I'hilip-. Mis i I m k e
I n.iiaidy,
Ah ' II W. l ’e.n man.
Mi
I ley u n t i l Wal ker. Mr-, t i n .
i m i I ’lK-hran, -M- K u u . t Hill,
All
M o r t i m e r t J I n i r r , Alts, AinuI "i- it.
I lutloii, Mrs.
Wtlflrd
I. i n a n d Mm. AA V U' ff ler ..
I nn STf.ll.
t iron Sut ii.'.« '-. •' h- I -I
.- ’ thr lift y fmi*11' l’"h . ■
t lie I -iiiil roUllil, l -ink n . I
n li.' sat itifll -I 11 til
t-l.lrr. I lhirll I" "lip III III!
t.inilte VuiKlit, iu tin. i
nn .a tit of War hinet11
tin- only s tiiiui-pure t•• t
thr tn- to"'." I ’ ! -S" n --I
si.oott .l«*hn ' dtv *r I.a 11 i
iipi nlfrti'd I" "
aitUit- -it
was in a tie with AI I
I'liienRii profe?sii util, an
tail
nit, <’ li''.l-lttlljt. I i
place. *
•
; ,i*
Millinery
i \ I AI . I NA IS LA N D , f-d . ' ••
21
(I NS I Thr "ruhhi't ' - '
t i i r punie tut iii-eaitip w t"'
liverII till- ( 'ill's lIRlllars an t
•
t.i-nf* n ill In- idayed. W i a
wiiphty niuttrr " f raiop • *
,
iotislilp decided, the lir..tits
pull stake.' and pi', pair f-n 1 •
I'iiiuI Ki'taivuy. I' iiltti at Lo- ' r
peli-s ti ny Itejrin a .*< tiiM " f • '• ' .
hitintt ir.lines that will carry th. n
tu Terre Haute, link, and then. <*|
-,Citiidhouti fur the i-p» nil .- f i
the chsimW>n*h'lp seauin.
Attractively Priced
Persona! Service
/ he Ensembh
Coin»li*tl n ifh a d esire In
nive K alisfnelien rallier
(han m erely “se ll” v«tt.
is an im iierlan l fnrlnr in
Ihe policy o f th is firm .
liny inn
m a t e r ia ls
E. PITTS, Mgr
VKT;1
m ake
use o f
iV &
W
S i
dtb r f c d l i
S NAKD y;CTH A j . U k U n A Q K l N C
Phone I :i.*»
A er o s s F r o m F o r r e s t F a k e Hotel
huiltlini;
o u r fr ie n d ly a d v ic e .
S2,6ij
I'liuiie Too
ikf.jt. 7
DcLand
O u r - v e r y heal pu re linseed
oil h o u s f I'tiint. prepttred
r e a d y f o r use, a ll colors. •
Seminole Paint and
Varnish ( ’(uapany
'
MI SHI T \ K . M I S . T e x . '
21
( IN. m
lli-jiin-ont'-il liy t'
7 t-i I* l n'1i - l IIV'-I tin \\ ii'il
tram, tin ( 'hii'oii" White S” \
lint |.,i' , t-nliii determined
milk-' it t u n in a t on
I hr
nr.- -I ill 11-'d "lit nl their let) '
When
Jpactpry iT ltcs On
Paints & Varnishes
p !® y
\\till
Account Disproves
General Idea That
Britain HasPoverlv
Gallon Cans
\ M# *trrumi
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n
•
v ff y
.
* I foil ll ( ir a th
Z i p S e r v ic e
Jor Easier
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 22, tittS
to ll I’ll
.
The— -----------Sanford
Herald
-—
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. —
Greetings, Mr. Catts!
H « f « M m m n i« |(
•I j l M w C ' P l*ru «/
Carlton have taken Ihmid with liim
on it, Somebody m ust do ho and
my friend* Seeni Td'lHlhlt th a t on
Sidney J. Calls, perennial candidate for governor ami | nw.)lUn, „r ,mv fight against thU
m
lifAvI/tnl nlinm iii.tii Pkf
11.. —
.. _
'
. . . . i.
paradoxical
champion of religion ......
ami1 -------.
rucon, ...Ml
will, according
evil, I nm the proper olio to make
m
»> w »<
rU M
M llrr
w . i n h u i m p « iu itt» » to an announcement, .speak in Sanford, somewhere tonight. (he fight, no I am nnmnnicing in
P l M i t e , i k l r r a r t • ( The Herald is inclined to extend to him a cordial welcome copy which will reach you perhaps
• f n i r M X. iMTi
R> this city and urges everyone who has not heard the fnm- on Wednesday or Thursday.
)LLAXD L. UISA7t _ . _ .......R 4 l«a*
O f course, since I am going in,
ous
Catt’s jokes to attend his meeting.
H o w a r d n n a u ____j u m h
^ R U K. J O W I . I I t M « t w B 4 lt»>
That Catts is one of the strongest candidates in the I nm going in to win, and I expect
a n u c n n r i o * Iu t r s
race there can be little denying. He has a strong following to win, not on 'account of any
merits of miniu-liut. because the
in almost every section of the. state. In-llUG—aLrangely-o;
people-of Florida have never-foil
Yiugh,-he w as elected gm-emormmt'Trtrm1 that time although ed to take the rjght side n f any
wmhe has never been elected to another office, he has always nlof'id issitW^wl.icii was M|unrely
Ttr U m ii iiiiin HHa
R i plMwtr
polled
n large vote. In 192-1 he was second high man in the presented.
l«
A t U ltru
ll R »w »
i a r » l » U < f r — i gubernatorial race, and missed beingjihirT'ftl by the narrowest
I think I con promise that the
W H rttt
WW1
M M IN a tlM
'
M r I h N l u M w n r t * d a i l r n r t r * margin.
issue of race-truck gnmbling will
a ll l i t trad in g m i l * nf I k .
We are moved to wonder, then, wherein the Catts*1Ik* squarely presented before this
H it «ra«U . n a L K . I
li
strength
lies. And we find by a comparison of his campaign campaign is over.
2 E 2 r r>* 1
O f course, you cannot say until
speeches with the facts in the case the answer. C alls is a
■ t a l r r *r l i t remarkable student in the art of hyperbole. It isn't that lie you see nty platform just what
ka£H I t a r r a a a t C | r r « l t l i m « , a a
*aal A a a d i U a i at T i l
wishes to misinform anyone intentionally; it's simply that you r attitude with reference to
IMRrra. A t m i t a r r A a a d A d r r r l l a my candidacy will lie, but I hope
IM
■ Si»at»
r ram lrra n r 1 he has a poor memory, and when dealing with figures for
that you will agree with the prin
• • M h k t f m r w k r r i « ■ab atll t o
1i a a r » a ’|ti
audit
of
n b K T < | l l « i political purposes, his mind becomes muddled.
ciples for which I stand, because
H I M ta a r d r r t o W H I r a l u d ’a l r t .
One of the most appealing plunks which we find in the I know that if you do I enn count
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s
<U M d la U M r- lrr
m ia tlo
aa
Catts* platform is "tax reduction." It is one of Catts* fav on your vote ami support in the
knardt R a i t a r a a M«w*n4a,
orite
stories that he reduced taxes while he was governor. coming primaries.
T H U R S D A Y , M AR CH 22.
As n matter of fact taxes were higher during his adm inistra-: We cannot figure out h o w .M r .
TMPS
IJKIL a L d ' * I'HIHin.lM
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tion than at nnv time before or since. Records furnished Carson expects to make much
i ^ d M i t a r l a H i t « a d r a a a t r ad*
aiUrairalloa.
from the office of the State Treasurer show that the tax headway at this late date. Still, a J
w airr ra a tr ta Jarhaoa* millnge increased while Catts was governor from six and one- lot can he accomplished in the |
^ T a a M ra rtM i'n l M. J oI bji ladlaa half in 191G to twelve in 1919, the vear before he went out last sixty days of a campaign |
This nation saw James'C!. lllaine
H H n C an al.
o f office. The millnge at the present time is seven and .one- defeated dining the^fast thirty
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■days
,iI,t-u o
iiff the
iK,. presidential
nrositlnntiiii cii
i-ampaign,
^
b ~ .\ i P t r i |l l M
of. aa lld llg pru- half,
>«*fA k ; d f k apartiarnl
Catts hjts also contended that when he became govern nml William Jennings Itrynn was
IS— \ i M i M a a i f f r i n l .
or there was less than one hundred thousand dollars in the defeated in the last week o f the
t ^ - C i l d p I r t l y a u f r t i / K ra atirkra*
Stale Treasury, hut according to the Treasurer’s report, g rea t campaign of 10 to 1. Senti
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M mnua
aat* aad
undrrn hoap ttal.
which w'e feel reasonable .sure should lie correct, there was ment is easily and quickly changed
m^timca*^
instant^
a
balance of $1,077,710.20 at that time. Catts further mam- in Tsome
fH B L E V E R S E FOR T O D A Y
h e , n i u M ft i ’^ O t h e pco pie of
tains that during his last year as governor. State expendi Florida st fr ^ .O ip fip r ie t y an
and limiR IG H T R E A S O N I N G L e t iia tures amounted to $5,490,602.:i8, while the records show
th is
£
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t hat some $8.290,294-95 were acluully disbursed,
mV-i. x'l.■‘.Tn
they^shiJl^he as'^'LHc i s s^owv-— '
' S u c h l i t t l e i a c o h s i s t . - m i e s u s t h e s e in t h e s t a t e m e n t s
Isaiah 1:1*/
o f Lite f o r m e r g o v e r n o r c a i r o u s i l y .he a t t r i b u t e d to a l o s s cm
P RAY’ E R : — F or the privilege of m e m o r y , b u t w h a t niwenrM t o u s a s t h e m o s t p a t h e t i c f e u coming to Thee, O Lord, we thank turn of his candidacy is his declaration in behalf of "local opTheej for the possobility o f reason tion." This sudden tippeal for the votes of tin* gambling ele
ing with Thee, \te thank Thee; and ment clearly indicates that he has traded his soul for a moss
- fo | the power whieh makes us,
of pottage.
.
, ,,
clean, we thank Thee.
A Baptist minister by profession we believe, going
about the stnte with a prayer on his lips, ho has tried to
convert
East Coast votes to his cause l».v Inking a stand in
Oh, goodness me an ’ goodness
favor
of
allowing each separate fouttlv to decide whether
my—
Ain’t nuffin’ b e tte m ’ chicken pie— it shall permit evil conditions to exist within itri confines,
Darkey feels happy an ’ w ants to regard leak of whether in direct violation of state laws
When a minister of the gospel becomes so corrupted lt.v
'shout—
C H IC K E N T I E
Makes hla eyeballs stick right o u tWrinkle# his nose an
wiggles jt
. t hJs toes
An* feels likd into lleb ’n he goes.
You take a chicken frum a chick-
’
t jnu, for him to return to his religion.
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Fire Wastes
rii rooV
Without doubt one of Florida's greatest assets is its fm|E [ be nquawks hit ain’t no used
A t home had dough to roll him esl. Thousands of acres of pine lands stretch tnmi Jackson
ville fur into West Florida beyond I'ensueola and as tar smith
as the northern shores of Okeechobee. I lirmighout thi.i
(Mampiy kin dij it. wid a grin.)
Den. bf»k<; him nice wid lots of vast area are found camps where from the valuable pines
. spice;
!art» taken quantities of rosin, pitch and turpentine, and mil-
An* when he’s done an’ look* so jjonH ()f f(>L.t ()f
•n*ce•
1
In view o f the lucrative
b u s i n e s s w h i c h lia s d e v e l o p e d
V f r o m i> u r f o r e s t s , it s e e m s h i g h l v i m p o r t a n t t o c o n s e r v e t h e m .
fipjpkin’ hot. dnr o,i de plate—
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford
R ealty
A -H A B E T - T H O U G H T
Co.
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Teabcrry Time
Nourishing—
In tjte rush of a busy
day w hen w ork is
crowding and nerves
arc straining, Clark’s
Teabcrry Gum is ‘‘A
Happy Thought’’—It
brings quick refresh
ment.
and health-building
for growing children
FRESH DAILY
from your grocer /
2 SIZES--**
linfle & split lost
M«.If by tlx
AMEIUCAN I I U U M L S COMPANY
’ -tTi
vote; ...... t W ^ e V j n n p U c u '
(j«r can lie depended uion itctyprcss.
; their hom si senlliiilpis at ; the
ballot Im*.
Even in Hade county where the
sporting element is pretty noisy,
the ballots „ f the law abiding peo
ple will quietly speak a sentiment
against the "county ;lmmc m le "
idea. Dirde county is a part of
Florida. The "A ll Florida ’ spirit
will hardly be submerged in n
doctrine ns vicious as that asked
by the sport tog clement of the,
Miami district and as promised by
tigein'C nnd the In.nor nf tin* decent
citizens nf I hide county for n can
didate that its citizenry M *n d if
ferent and sn fur below llint nf
tin* other counties of tin* stale that
t separate law has to be made for
it that will pc mil gambling,
ih inking and carousing regardless
o ' the general laws of the state.
The decent people of Miami who
live there nnd support the peal
business institutions, tin* schools,
the churches and the civic clubs
cannot ................
In* h'anicd
y
■for■ wanting
........... -n
w m i»n, I!. Gr,d,..v. chief uf .he feres, s e m e ...... the Cnil- tearless in ns ilcmmuialicin n
of
ed States department of agriculture, declares that forest tires |( ii(. jsy J|||(| It-bioicbci y.
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P. H. A. in Timex-Union. started by nteti are the most destructive element with wliielt
■he has to contend.
----An exchange says, "vote ns you
"Wood fires can In* stopped." says Col. (Ireeley. " b e c a u s e ___________
pleAsr, but vote." The trouble is'm an is almost the sole cause. Ileaeh tile woods-burilcr with
Batteries
they won’t cven<do that.
the right information, enlist him in the movement to raise
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more and better livestock and timber, and lire protection in
The okT-fash!nned ■ gtrl
fijdri’t the South will go forward with a bound.
The huge econom
tol^WwAher totvrything.ic losses, ucaused
yearly
fires should
(inaranteed one year
«
■ ” * Slto , didn’t It
iu n u u ^
f i l l IJ by woods *iiR*n
'" " " I M make 1every hod/
Renaud Battery Shop
rh |
*h|f‘ fltfn rrandsct) rwa|izti fju. import am c of fiiv pivwntinn. Tho Soul Ili is re:m i—\v. 2nd. s i.
(MX) acres
T**.r *''• •
I.sponsible for the burning yearly of around 20.lMHl.tMl
of
forest
and
cut-over
innu,
or
about
four-fifths
of
the
total
Ak We understand it. i f you h i v .
W t been "Vmntluhcd In the oil forest area hurned in the United States."
The Florida Times-Union adds to Col. (b eeley’s .statement
tcaadnl*. y o u - ;tre fadt n national
the following statistics.
"Florida does not have complete
politician.
data with reference to the destructiveness of .......Is and for
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To read Doyle Carlton’* upetoh- est fires within the state, but likely will have when the state’s
iih oor,would think Fonn Hutha- forestry board is functioning.
Alabama, however, quite re
way I* tjic only other caudidutc cently furnished information with reference to the loss sus
1ft th* race.
tained in that state last year through forest fires, of which
Alabama had 25.0JI0 in 1927. The total area of forest land
r—~Tln? Cfe*rwat«r bun has come burned over was about 1,148,052 acres, according to the re
This
out fnr J6hrt TiJj’l^r far governor, port of the Alabama State Commission of Forestry.
a fact whlrh assures the Sena same authority estimates that "Forest fires occurring in Ala
tor o f at Kiist one vote.
bama during.1927 resulted in monev damage amounting to
$1,448,012.
Newspaper advertising in the
"Of this amount," says the commission. "$207,878 com
United .States um, tinted (n 1,217,.
prised
damage to merchantable timber, $1,051,(159 in jury to
704JWu lines during 1827, and fully
young
growth.
$44,021 damage to wood products, $5.584’loss
half, m dorm were in Sanford.
toother forest products, $09,0011 damage lo buildings. iVmv
_ a«*~-HO-*
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, ]and other improvements and $74,07(1 damage to range ami
The Hast is ju*t now
1 1 . J ^ ! Pasriirage."
These are only direct losses, the indirect losses.
Itself out from under a blanket
in
some
instances,
exceeding the direct, as. for instance, tie*
of snow. Viiitorr to Florida would]
money-value
of
the
time given to fighting forest fires iu Ala
b* wise not to rush bark home too
bama last year by an estimated number of ip,084 people not
soon,’
counting paid employes of the state."
G«ne Tunnry will ukr un ac,' U‘" u l.
f,' r , s ;‘-s Hiese it does seem that there
the pan in but onr fight this •
‘ n lin!,‘;<l nM»v**nii'lit on the part, not of forest contTfx iuejiard say* he ran mi8,,JonL*,*}4' 11,1(1 departments ot agriculture alone, hut of the
ind. only nn* opponent fo r the l,lH1P(t‘ tnemselxes, to see that such economic losses are stop AN Y BANK ANYWHERE
hauipJou.
ped. There IS no waste which is so wholly irretrievable m WILL PAY YOU SI.00 IF
that caused by fire. And this waste can he prevented c«oil). •*END-O-CORN” DOES
pletely
simply by tia* pmper co-operation of the people.
.They (jail - Fon* Hathaway the
NOT RID YOU OF
------------------ ------------------ Vpp|u» Claudius of Florida h»CORNS
•uAe they Wth t^iili roads, but
■ppluit in dead and Ftma is about
No Inktlcr whsl l.ltid of rorn* roa
CARSON FOR GOVERNOR
h t , , . wlttih-r viorulor or reunion, no
ie l|\Jr/*t'‘candidate in the race.
modrr how msnjrothorronioSItoruiihaio
cm I.AN IM1 It KI'OItTKIt -ST A It
1(1
iS
S S L room, den 1r -will
J f Stry.
Giribtie
To git outside dm chicken pie.
$9.50
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Judging
(rnrti som e,/of
the
stimony taken recently, then*
enm^ things whioli went on
(ring the early part o f last Augt that didn’t V ven g e f In Tlie
erald.
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A fte r reading (be adverti.semoni
o f Hon. Juirn-s M
c.nd ld.1.. f . . , . , , , , r n I ; ? ' 7 K i l S ,
u local political! wrote the word,
‘‘ Hull’’ across it. Hull or no bull,
it hit* the bull's-eye.
Carson is a fighter; and be bus
Many Senatof* and reprow nta- the courage of bis eoiivielions.
ea flew over W ashington the That be lias business ideas is
j f r day with Charles Lindbergh, shown in the fact that he sturts
his campaign in a husines-like man
writa probably the first time
ner by buying advertising 'space
ny of them had l>een able to
for the purpose u f mnkin-r his
k down on anything since they
announcements just us any bus
fit.into politics.
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iness man does with n legitimate
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message for the public. Must can
lugli Sparkman, editc- * '
didate* use their money greasin g
'■ tonn Bfpch Time* tuts leaned political machinery and ask newstiling atation and U trying to pimferrto caiTy frre their publicity
c k t i w i l t oil eonrpanto*' which slirff written to boost themselves.
**?< a re
cliargiug Daytcipa T))e following letter accompanying
ortata exerblLont -prices.
We<)i-|he advertisement is characteris
‘i
w r a p p y editor luck, bdf tic of Carson:
I. hate t<y havfc hl* assignment- The newspaper# of the state
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have been doing great work in telj " nU ' l,,' 1 , ™ ' h > * - « , >'"• .......
I * 11 ni> J* 1 a(tfl Il,-d his cainpuign
j promises, Imt th,. .same cannot !«•
| said for those who have so far
, been candidates
f „ r - OVt.riwr
,
, Ciivu.nstr.ncos, it seems to me ’
makee it imperative u s . u matter |
o f duty thm 1 nhalL- get .into this
race for the purpose u r presenting
to the people of Florida the issue 1
ot race-track gambling in -Thi-T
future for thei decision.
Mr. Ca tts is openly nnd boldly in
fa v o r o f what be culls "county
homerulc," which is another way
of saying-‘ Naw.cnforcemcut or not,
us yoji please.’ ’
This issue was created by him
in a speech in Miami on Jnnuury
loth, and it has been in the press
l»f the #tot« since January 10th.
irli-d. nn m i l l r r rour i|< or orruLwllaa,
■'■NU-O-ruilN*' will rloor jour f»r( of
form* ond rillouift. I f ll n O U N ' T (h,n
root) our luiron ln* rtrUn.-oln «t ANX
U A KK lyj T IIK l/NlTMU STATSS
•■NI1-0-COHN- h* « h*»n tm r.l nnS
•ador*i-a by dm followlns (IruiiUi/. hut
If ilir> on- not tmor you and your m-iihbortiood d ru siln dotin't Im*• It. A u t o
lo KNU-n-COIIN LAUOKATiJlItCT, <
Corflcld uivd , c hlr ofe. sad wo Mill M
tksL jou loimlto a J a r , >
l.nnry'w l.riiK Nlorr.
m
GnT some Prince Albert and the making
piipcrs. Put about a thimbleful in a paper
and roll the grandest home-made cigarette
you ever smoked. Revel in that P .A . fra
grance as vou open the package. N ow roll
. . . and light up. Cool as a notice for
speeding. Sweet as getting off with a mild
reprimand. Speaking of "mild,” that’s P .A .
all over. M ild and mellow, with a taste that
n o man has ever yet described. Get acquainted
with P .A . for home-rolled cigarettes and
you ’ve started a life-long friendship. Try
this same wonderful tobacco in your pipe.
Y o u need papers—
gef the best!
^ «m can’i roll a cigarette with
out papers. W hy not gel the.
ben? H ere they are— O C B—
made in France by the f.'.rtioui
Hollore Mills, expressly for It. J.
■Reynolds Tobacco Co. and alt
Mnukers who want to roll the
best cigarette ever. 150 O C B i
in a handy book, 5c, where you
buy your P .A .
—no other tobacco is like it!
— —
Ralph YV. Losslng
M gr-
r e c ib e :
r T Wm
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Expert Piano moving w ith,
improved SEL-PO piano
moving equipment.
Ilauiituf -Crating -Shii
Side-Track FucilitiW,
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Phone 890
,
200 N. Maple Avenue
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m . K ^ X stmM. Tabarra
Cotafx Bf'i ?i..(o. S.lu», N. C,
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ttiE sAxford nCTALn.THrnsnAv. march 22,1028
k'lioo! Association
•Meets At Auditorium
Office-Telephone 118 MRS. FRED, S. DA
IG K R
Society Fdllor Resilience 'let. :!
mt)prs OT Club
Enjoy Hospitality
Social
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Calendar
G reta G arbo G e t s
P r a i s e F a r W ork
On Gravest I'-d u r e
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o'-
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Villa I
m Avi lie, Tin ,
Chid Follows Hall
i,01-: , j,:.ct. I’ublic is co r*i ih idpo C u b ,
j
1?> the liyin/: i- .j
lb cty i will entei tii'n
ii id;.e t dub nt dt*d) whit? and p ’ l ti'" :’ -t.
home on I’ ninu A v t - with net I tic i r ■ *,'
•'■ -I?! poteli . i
t ’ll
yi,t Pali ht Tenchct ; As- had been a - .
v,-:i nit’ot III dtbtl at ill'- redov rtbeni" ,o. pji
,wc b br.iut'f ■ - ea; i
iui* . ■ lo*f.l. , . .
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rttFelirttf ’ at 7 : Id pible'Uil l.'a
ii
Ir! f l t t p i i v Chi
!i filled- v 1' a i ■ . .is;1a
),,
ee . of the W.
'1 - i rider cloth li. a-t'T
"j live
r . i v Harris Arinor of liraffon*,
proaeldng IV
.• t
i will
. i «; • Club will h ■ the
„f i
Hurry llocrcii nt
■ loH, ■ her home mi Union
t > ' o-- i
in “ The Dive
Me;: . -Geldwyn-.M
tio.i
iniiig 1 1 : V
day. Sis star, Grcln G
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|> .;* liiijr on ti -i • an pin ” type I i
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c.| i ii lit il
co;nbipr *
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TODAY
Greta Garbo and a notable
HI
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T i l K 1IIVINE
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; Comedy
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•SAVE T i l t lMEGE8-fJ
inwxY^r:
-T ii.i.iF rs I ' r x i s u i i
X
komaSi
A
ll'* i v
U lib
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\Y. t.’. Fields, t nvstem l jTttU
anti Louise Fnifemlar.*^
YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE
„t ’ Peivl.as will hold a
LT„:
liudlif at TdbO a| counted r.itd
'."'I e.V Hall. All enttrwill i . 1’ ti ivcn.
•'vi i iVa a
AT*ttt 1' f
•looiu
■ sin? has tiecn spend in l' th.i*pnst
iltrep wctjVH with Mi. ('iintwT)l who
i-r 11 mrtnlfrr of t h e - NVw Yurie
#
Oon'mi- Tuggle, tiiimvs.-nnil i< training nt Augiotu,
; w!in have beta the guest* of Mis.
when Mrs. .Me*
‘ m l;«K "l t ie Pnnmt;Tou<lie \ fttggle’s bister Mrs. Lloyd Hoyle,
Willnini It, Williams'has gone tor . Smith rntPrtnlltPf! tlfirfVrSTTlk Tl - H lipiiitn of the Junior lily ;h left Tinii>d»y .nmruing* fo, (heir
hit s-in South Cimdina w h .re la■i tla- U olr.i «d..\ Afternoon l>iy.: .
CiJ* was held at
the .lunl r, I onn- at Danville. Vo.
11 spend a short time on Lu*in'
e .' ''i’ i.. .ml. a 1 * tr;t. Urlde o f p H H i -h
liool nuriitnrmm with tl
t a her !;• i. on Park* Avenue
thuh man Mrs. K. -I. Kmitli pi
Mr Walliue W right left Thurs
Miss Carol Griffin of Kissimmee
"i . 1 o i . \..re abloom with '" l i n g . Itoiitine bu.-iiu*Mi was ea
day morning fo r
Augusta, (hi.,
adVtities of , vndsttV p'nk l td- 1;*ii <in after whieh the d e v i l - milt-re slip will spend ten day- with will arrive here Friday afternoon
i 1:1 .e 1 a
h ihy Invnth nnd fern-.
• offiivi* f»»r the ensuing ye
h i mother, Mrs. Kr.lurva Howard. in spend the week en.i as the guest
of Mis- Aliee Kid r.
I f ' I’oh .
hem • of pink, whin
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: a.hir
a
f !!• .
anil green further earrled out . • h.ih man, Mrs. Henry Niahles;
Mis. I. . 11. daeolty am! daughter
1. t si*.
air! ether brings? ncre
'I'e-ehniiimin. .1. Tihlint .lav ilia;
The Many friends of Mrs. W.
Audrey, who have hem the guests
■ Mliny. M i " laitir.i I'liitUudi i;
I’, liuhinie.ii will regret t,o learn
of Mrs. .lorohy’s nciee 'Irs. .1. N.
tronsiuvr. Mr-S.
F. Conner. Iturthat she eotitimies ill at hei- home
Wli
tl stat d number of pr<
I’ol.n left Monday i t their home
nie
the
husiiie.'.s
ntssion
it
was
re
eli Magnolia Avenue.
i " n ii. n.iil been played score
at Allam a, Ga.
pei'.id that tin1 •tunior High sihiml
■ Ole i *dt eiei! n d prizes liwhrde
Mrs. J<-hn W. Mi eh Jr., bold lot . - ••eialintr Ini I ti e’l I'.dlllitlei! into
Mrs. Paul Itedfeni and two small
•XIis. L. \. Douglass left Tues■ oil' anomg the m em btrt and w,
the stale iissiu iatoia Iutvinu 11
ehlldri'it, who have been the guests
av t o t io il Gables where .-he is
■■ o lllombi. •>..
i ie a a. .•
; 1 do. markers, Tl
of her parents Mr. and Mi*. G. \V.
attending the Florida State-" Fed
^ui s; hlpn -io ie pt ' e. an ontbrb* •
'*• e \ i eptieiriily intern, ling nr.*. eration , f Women's t'luhs eonyeit- S|ieneer foe the |iu.>t two wn-ks
i led curd rod • o- 1 ■. went m Mi
* iin '-ui* pven'iiit'd nft"r the hu*L li**u wht. b ti bring held there this leave Thursday for their home at
G v*It>n *1iigt a o f DanviHi’, V.
Wildwood.
in. a.ni been irausarted, having Week,,
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'(lie cut i * 1 e, a 1 . \ . -f liomo nind ■
t' mranged by the faculty who
e-imlits w;v wen by Mrs. Churh
.ui. amt sirs, liny ti. Williamsj
• 1 aited as Inmtet^es Julep in the
Mrs. Hen Cantwell ivlurtied home
C tndr.
■ ■ '.' i i . on The, program inehti'.-d S;mtida> f'oin Angustn. Ga.. where will move on April first into their!
At the t.-j ' 'ir tli hastens n lew Indue on Avaeodo \ vetun*.
■ nliln* b y Mrs, I! P iVopnr:
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Fn joy nor Di* l*v< ly a ffa ir wer
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[j,t pi i.'t's for these
M e . J. H. Laws* ii. Mrs. Henry s . . *•- --- a l,v ill I - it’ h . • impel■♦‘e.riler.."
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Tropical Worsteds S*2*'> up
Collcffialc Patterns $29.5(1 ip:
i IMrs a I t msu Ilie Wohaving lieen
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• Is I'ir.sl iNhIhmipI Hank Hnilding—Take ER'vulqr
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Going On Here.
Fine nhc-er quality Chiffon, Silk front top to toe
similes. Vim Raalte and Phoenix. All sizes. .
ub nt* With? Cream and While Lives for underwear.
Round thread and Irish edges, silvof < a n d Mold
a n d handing. Also Colored Footings anti All*n\n*
In this uroiip of dresses
may he found Linens.
Voiles, English prints,
and many more nice
w a sh a b le '
sizes, idLyohns.
*' ' Miuiv-iioitiom's (o Hattrrtfny? Mlfirh t:“ rr?itT
_ nlatires of imporlanl railroad and steamship
/’s nl | e to lei) you how tii [dan ymir vaeation anti
, r 1r:i\t*Is . . . 'i’hird floor. Trunk parking Deni, lr;dien by expert daily al .'1 P. M. Third flour
l^l‘|hand luggage reduced .‘15 to HP.
1'‘"makers' Fashion Show, sponsored hv Dirk*
. ' l'’ f "• Thursday til Grand Theatre. iltliO P. M.
’,l1 J'k'rformance in store. Friday at 3:00 P. M.
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THE SANFORD'IIERAl.l), THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928
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Polo Writer Claims Game Relatifins Between One eockeral, tWB pulli’t an.I n
winning ■irolilon Wy»n>if»tt
Ha, PopularAppeal Which iR
f aoardAieStrained
j j .S . j gr tiS E• i l i-«v, i/«»
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Is Greater.Than Baseball
fcongwood
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South A frla, by
Program For Flower Bridge Club Enjoys
Show Is Announced
Party In Afternoon
A. H.isilim*. lo
fu r Al.ahanta.oii-a bufilneas mission
A delightful recital was g ivetrj
’i inii'jday evening by .Mis? Aldia
La Vigne and Miss Hut.li Ballard
cl' Altemonte a t tin* 5'oino o f Mr.
Factory Prices
Paints & Varnigj
Our very lw s| Pure Hr
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house
P a in t.
p rPi;t;;
and Mrs. (>.orge l.u Vigne. Mr*
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r e i i d . v f o r u s e . ;,!| c o , “ fl
IJx'LW VOHK, Mar. 22— (IN F ,)-- cal poultry fancier.
The ll ,y t i c u t ■ mcoinpimied by Jtuth H a r t le y .w a s the nceompatwj
Diploraiittc relations between GemScnutmasts; Eddington and Mw- ist. Until singers were showered I
Tunriey and the N ew York State
E.ldingUin.-stnged.a deli
is no mystery w h y Polu holds
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g,-!-Trt>j-vvi1 >ctrraixr
rhr^m ndirirrerFhvrlrl
- A l hints- - Aascynttwr*" t'omirrTv^m^ in|r tit Palm Spring
fVf*t*iri«rFTrr*ftTr -nip nr*n.*r
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‘ was the recipv nt o f henutifut f l o w - 1
are badly stiuined todi.y, and may | Night.
The National Professional Polo
c r * . . Following the Jiignnn. r c -j
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be bi.d.'ji o ff altogether tomorrow. ,
Miss H attie Arnett- w]11.''
freshment* Were served o f fruit 1
Ass'n., is to lie cpmtncndcd for
j* The lieavy weight champion re teaching
' ,l>* punch ami cakes.
their effoV-W-*n Ininifing
this
plying to a communication from ih ■ Sunilny at lier Tmin>' here.
aplendid, spirited, d ean s.'tt qn u commission ignored u suggestion
The Pnrent-Tcnchei* Association
plane where it can he enjoyed by io pUk Id* next opponent from J. hl its m onthly meeting last Wed
Dy Mr*. E. A. Douglas*
A n ettjAynlile social a f f a i r was
llj Bert Truesdale
The Flower Show anti plant sale
<*f W oiiesday afternoon when,
Polo I'aldlcitybegins nt the vl^b house Wedncx- ,
b«>*i«*** wr*-» *1f,Mif— TFi^wTirtT itsc 1f, thn mere
.Tf "’PSfRBitors are her hbme in Franklin T e m u o when mention o f it, arouses f our inter
requested to bring in what they ] she entertained the members o f the
est. Th ere is a i Ujjtjjin distinction,
expect to enter before 10 A , M. Sans Solid Bridge Club,
a cer L a i i u j a scination about Polo
WedneydAy, Being prompt will save
An abundance »f lovely- cut flu.w- that is hard to define, but it grips
a lot o f i n f u s i o n and insult* a ! erg and ferns, with snap dragons you and .holds you.
Base-hall,
KAtisfacto^’ entry. F.nch y ea r the j and larkspur predominating was foot-ball
boxing or any other
Jack Sharkey* Tom Ilecny, a:ul nesday a t the Lyman School. Re
all.
club has striven to make the H o w - ' us,.,| with pleasing e ffect about the
sport m ay have its following hut
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Johnny
Itiako, who have challeng ports w ere made on the success
er "how a little better, and Huh , n ,oms w hrro the members nssemThe Sanford Shriiie Club,
sooner or later they become luke
ed hint in New York and unformed "f the chicken supper and bird}
can be Tone by correcting mistakes
fnr lho KainuH.
warm. With Polo never. Tig- fas- s e n ’ s our appreciation and su p the coiiimis,Hioiurs that he had lecture, both or which were given
that have been made and each one
ination grows and grows. Talk port for being instrumental in turned, that particular liusinesi over u n d e r tin* am-pice* uf the organi
The
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r,lonii
hours
passed
all
making an effort to put just a lit
too
soon
with
the
interesting
about
golf-bugs, they are damp bringing this association into our to 'T. x Rickard for adjustment.
zation.
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tle more into it. Constructive ivitii 'Imrles IS. lint* bins, noted b i r d 1
ic is m L s much appreciated, for a | gam es o f progressive bridge-and compared to the Polo fanatic.
Sjieakiug over t,he telephone]
city. We can best show our appre
A fter-all perhaps the solution is
g rea t ileal eun he learned then*hy " h e n the games had b w n eoneludfrom Miami )n*L night. Richard lecturer, appealed hue ■■itj, the l.yciation by attending the games.
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said it would he impossible for h;m , man school IAs\ WednWday a f t e r - [
The follow ing prog -ain showing ed it was found that the high score not so hard to deduce. J’olo has,
chnirmau and classification w ill in- prize, a lemonade set, had been won until a com paratively few years
In i .line Tunney's opponent tiii- noon, giving a short tnll:. a 'vries
Mr. and Mrs. it. C. Fleming and
by Mr*. Emmet McCall.
i ago, a lw ays
burn tin
sport of
uf 1,'ird songs iouF painting*.
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read V ith much interest:
daughter Lorraine have returned
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1 A p a r ty for Maine w inter visit-Tempting refreshments consist king* and millionaires. It has
N O T E — Number of Idusom* a l
to their home at Ettferp ize, Ala.,
Mi. altd Mr«. George H arden 'u r n was recently id; n !<t -'L'iao
lowed* i n - each en try is spFdfied ing of tomato aspic, sandwiches been confined both from tin* pluy- a fte r spneding a few days here as
under classes and section*. This saltines, straw h erry short cake eVs and spectator* to the very ■ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. FL 11. mot->iv 1 tu Wildwood, T lm r l a y \ ilia. There w*n- I* pi- <at and
topped with whipped cream were wealthy. Admission to the inter- Lam v.
where i he v. will sc fill *U short time an enjoyable time V-'i- had by nil.
rule will be strictly enforced.
national inatelx-* between England
^ Class One— Hoses
served b y the hostess.
’w ith Mrs.' Paul Redfern,
Mr. ' a h F Mrs. I*. i‘.
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b a r g e of the e n t itainm ent. hive
and
United
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which
have
been
Chnirmarf, Mrs. W. K. Watson,
Tho bridge players were Mrs.
M b * France* Jom*> and Mis*
T i , Many friends *if M>*. J V . bundled w as e n joyed and at :> late
Mrs. B. I). Caswell, Mrs, H aw kins Flmmct McCall, Mrs. Alfred W. Inyed every three yea rs since 1HKG Geiilvievc Jones of lla.lc w FlorMa,
Connelly, Min. J. I). Woodruff.
Lee Jr., Mrs. jCdmimd Meiseh, Mrs. , bus ipitil recently been hv invita npeu: Wednesday with
L. Tin li.kill will regret to learn Unit . lunir iefre?hmeiit-s were f-ene*l.
Not more than three blossoms James I.. Well*. Mrs. J. I>. Wood- ' tion.- F.’v- n la*t, ygnr at Meadow- Jones and Mis* .Surah Warren Kas- s|] is ill as her home In tin- Webika j Aft. r spemling kmt week-end in i)
Apartments.
j Longwond, Roln-rt Entrming* • left!
o f any*wvil»'»riety allowed to the ruff, Mrs. Brsxtun lla g gettt, Mrs. brook the rate* were § Id fo r a ti-riiy.
season ticket for three games and
vase.
Charles
Parks
and
Mrs.
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i attendance was a biiljiaiit social
eVt-nt.
CI»M T w o— Sw eet Peas.
Perhaps
(hf* - p*siH-iation o f
Chairman, Mrs. Ben Monroe,
wealth
has
lent
a -glamour to the
Mm. W. L . Henley.
game
for
some
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Section 1— Exhibits of different
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Niiveithelc*-' there a re millions
varieties and colors, not more than
The \Ylhe Turner Circle uf the uf lM,,’|de here in A m riea who
25 stalks allowed to the vase.
intensely inli-iv-ded ilie iuuni.tiSection 2— Exhibits of one vnr- First Baptist Clin «-h was v.-rv ' icty, not more than 2b -atalk* al pleasantly entertained Wednesday 1 •v ' " 1 rtiention Polo. There i* no cieaflernooit as tin* gm-si of Mr*. It nying tlv* fact tliat tin- gam e be
lowed to the vase.
fci
G. Mcthvin on W is t Fii*l S tre e t ing played on homchaek i* the big
with
Mr*. Mel hv in ami Mr*. Don factor tliat amuses nur inteiest.
,
Class Three— Annuals.
We all ioii- Iioim *.* and are tlirdled
Chniftnnn, Mis. William A y lc lt Me Donald as h"-ti-K*rx.
to
see them run. I,, spile of auto
A s p r in g lik e x-tttng wa . ai i angF'itts, Mm. J. C. Ellsworth.
Arctotis — 10 stalks, a sters— 0 , ed for till* iM-cnsioii wit it ftua'iitii-* mobile* radio and airplanes the !
horse a lw ays win amt alw ays will
calendulas— 6, caiulytuft— 2, c a r of pastel tinted eitt flower* <-un
plntfotin upon
nation**— 10, ccn la u rca — 10, clark- •>ined with greenery and a •ranged he the universal
which we all meet a* on,* <las*.
ill bowl* ami basket*.
ia— 0, uianthus— 10, everlnstingsA short buxines* session w -t i Nationalities, ichgioii au<| e v e r y
0, gy^wophdlu— 2,
larksp ur— 0
stalks, lupins— 2 mignonette— 0, ’held presided over h\ the chairm an thing els,- i forgnlti-u Mien two
meet .uni (.,11;
pansie*— 10, petunia*— 2, poppies— Mrs. fhiirle* I . M .irinill. when perfect stranger
3 , schlzanthus— 2, .snapdragon- -0 . routine business wa- carri'-il nut. Jior.se.
»tock-«<L any other variety not A fte r all business had been dis
No a thousand tune ..o, thi-nposed of, a surprise slmwe • was
moru than 10,
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(gallon Cans
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■Seminole Paint ai.
\ a m isji.Htnnpan'
S ta te A nd C ounty T ax Books
C lose A pril First.
The law provides (hat if (he (axes upon am rt,.,| ,
shall not lie paid before the first of April (lf ;inv
the Tax Collector shall advertise, and sell, ' ' Marl
-No extension of time has been granted for tfu.
ment of State and County taxes.
W'
Cropertv m iners in making: inquiry about iaxts
please furnish full legal description of oroneriv
shown by deeds.
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Jno. D. Jinkins,
County;"
__ Tax Collector Seminole
Church Circle Given
Afternoon Affair
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Marvelous Presentation
Class Four— I'rrenninls and 1*1(1wr r in g Shrubs
Chairm an. Mrs. Ja m e s Sharon,
Mrs. Don W hitner Jr.
Dnisies— 10 stalks, geranium s —
C, g e r b e r a — 10, salvia -i), slokcsia
—0 stalks, verbena*—12, violet*—
25, any other vat icty, imt more
than tO.
( J a s a F ile — lliillxnis Plants
Chairm an, Mrs. H. J. Is'hinnnn,
Mrs. F. W. Talbott.
Section 1 Lilies, Set lion 2
Gladiolus. Section I Amaryllis,
Section 5,—Any varn lv nut listed
(.’lass Six— Polled P lants
Cliairman, Mr*. K. A. Mol lit,
Mr*. J. C. Benson, Mrs. J. M M<
(taskiH.
PnltnS, Section 3 Exotica, Section
Palms, Sections Exotics, Section
4— Flowering Pauls.
Camp Fire Girls Have
Enjoyable Evening
given Mrs. Alarsbull in hoimi- of
her birthday. At a late loan- de
licious re fre sh m e n t, w o e ein-d
by the hostesses
I in- U asiilamli-au G.’u iip o r ('am ,
Those a ttending this nffnn a . ie
Mrs. ('. ('. Gnnimn, M * 1, Ih Fin- i.irls was i nfi , lanicil FYok-v
Bragg, Mi>. E. .), Tin lor. Mr--. ex r u in g at Ito- liuna- of the yi ,,
Flynn V a n - i. Mis. I K I:,■I■. Mrs. guardian. Mi , '.l;i.l\. S:. inpci
!!. II. A inlet son. Mi .1 I1 In, ,-y , M—t Fit-' '-ti< - t I I .- pul i, i |
Mr*, r . i;. Itadd. Mi
I It I .. Id*. pkmm *1 a hik. | . a : . , -. • tu n e .
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S n e n — Flower
tm iu g c meats
Chairmiiti. Mr*, Theodore Long
ley, M's, Edmund Meiseh.
Section 1 - Arrangemi-pts «-f «,«•«variety ftf -flowers.
Section 2 Ar .ingrtiiriii of m ix
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Old R em edy
Drawdy. ls-esburg. J W’. Kceb-.
$ 1.00 yard
UPi-MiiiK td
I -M’4 l.ilJil > l» n il Hitt
Lamer, Jacksonville; .1 (' A'lison,
. Ave. Zinnia Plants, UuipccV
Giant, You’ll like a Seminole
F tlt."
To file ten neatest and nearest
correct answers received Friday
The t i e iid«l will give a lickel
ui "the Milune for Monday.
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( las* FJeien—-Garden Pu l ares and
Literal ore
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I h ta l l i e s
Mr*. II. 11. Lewis.
w e i r n n il- n al in li- Sign and vvrr»Table a r ra n g e m e n ts of (lower r. ..ii tin- f o r m - >*i m in i,it ur- • I* uJianth
(unit, and foliage, alone or in i oin- Wiii-ri all U,-’ lunii.i liad la-eli l a vblnation, allowed. Linen, china, and I'd, scuii-- Weil- a ulrd an d it w a s ■
flower bolder* of any mati-rnd may f o u n d that lug In t si ori- had been
lie used. No .Hat silver allowed.
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Nine— Wild Flower* and
N a liie Shrub*
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D i . lla/elih n
til-plays w i t h
k airy Spun Chi foil
\ lllla .Main- I ,
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T H E SA N FO R D .11ER A M V TH U HAD A V. MARCH 22. 1628
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(jXAD* KATES
m
Cub In Advanca
1
,dT“7fll *>• w**1^
and collector w ot
P H O N O G R A P H — repairing, pinno
tuning by exj erts with 17 years
experience. Sanford music store
and G ift Shoppe. McLandcr Ar*ndc. Phone 832 .
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I ’ n W °n r^ u“ L
-doced rates are for
insertions.
„rdr 0( average length
charge
6— JEIelp Wanted Male
Y o u n g man to do house-to-hou.te
work in suburbs and country
districts. Should make $3.00 to $7 .00 per day. Address N. II. Herald.
o f 80 c fo r
S S i i l n , I. r-ftrtet-d
yf cUsaificstlon.
[error i* made The SanL»ld will be responsible
, one incorrect insertion,
IrtiMr for subsequent
The office should be
i immediately in case of
t)
Political Announcement
Y O U ’L L L I K E n— -Sommote— feltm attress, everyone guaranteed,
sold exclusively by us, prico $ 18.00. Gilbert-M eGriff Furniturfc Co.,
23 E a st Church St. Orlundu.
10-A Poultry and E rrs
i f A IlY
•»
a d v e u t ise r p
I t— Booms Without Board
1 Bedroom.
Dont let two of them go after some
H Mtlltr. formerly of
mvillc. Fla., nnnounecs the
of hi* Iciitnl office at
leisch Ituig. with I)r. Mas*
Make • each one do its duty. Y o* u ’W
find the most practical help toward
saving money in this Classified Sec-
w i t h s e w * |f ,, r r e - e l e c t tidi «<» the o f f i c e uf eher-
p DRUG S T O R E — Prced-in f l o o r ; fo l d i n g
M eet
l, 01' j !j,f„ - « d hm' ‘ *" u t " l h * UIi v o t e r * In th *
Fr.i. Hr jk
.. *(. Soda. We are c a s t ir o n h e a t e r ; g a r d e n no se. V e r y | n rm(Jt r u t l c p rlm u ry to
’ *r|J m * '
your
*• your phone. Call 103 .
W,
19 th S t -.
reareclfu lD
P ‘ BL O C K S—-Irrigation B O A T F O h S A L E : .’ .b foot bridge
F o il -T ill!
i *n,l k'*’n:*rul cement work,
deck t ruiser, thirty inch draft,
Htib jrrt t- tin*
htincrete O .. J. E. Ter- fully equipped, sleeps six. DfHcc. crsrtlc
P rlu n ry,
• r°p.. 3 rd and Elm.
m y i-nnilidaey
'•■ usnnuhle. P. O. Box 938 .
CPrr. Siyan „ f „ n kinds.
n,,r'i Paint ft Wall Paper
Fern* tie
'bi'htvakher ut the T a s ty
^ K. i*ftrk Ave
> ours.
It. it A N D .
l.lU iH I.A T IT IK
i.|iPiio<chlll4» D r m o t h ereby .......nin e*
f»r
H ou se o f
R up resi- ii ta tD es 11- u iii em lir r o f
U rou ji 7
t f no m in ated I
Plenty of W OOD & C O A L at *
m y In st i ( f u r l s la b e h a lf o f »{>•
Tha
h art’s Wood yard. 9 th & f*F* I 11,-npli* nf Hemlnnlc r .i i i n ty .
I c r ) Ina nerd nf Hie pe..|’ t« ■ t t t h lo r l press. Pho’.e 38 C-M.
td.A D T a x K i l l i f . e s p r c lu U r re due*
l io n o f locul luxes, n il s . In my
oplnton. can . I»e e f f e c t e d
by- M
Will sacrifice fo r quick* sale, Piano, i-uultalde
d lstl Ibulluii
of
tb*
china dinner set, silver ware, prese It f i v e ren t t l H»<'' » » » * » * «
n m i m * th+- r t n l * >*
cut glass. A p t.- 8. 611 Park Ave. ~ SflioolK.
n n*i C?l*
ttr u ln rly Oi** iTounllrH and C l l U « i
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h(»iMir«*4
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S IM M O N S A C E -SPRIN GS are
nrurnl*** In c!f*vol$? all H '15 e m f l F
the best we have ever seen. The ii fui 4*x.(wr I* nets llirtt I i » o p w * i (ii
Jr,
price is $ 19.75 . We deliver to San aci-oiunltsh
ford. Gilbert-M cGrfff Furniture
Co., 23 East Church S t , Orlundo.
A L A R G E IRON -SAFE, Herring-salea ladios f u.Hall-Marvin, “ A ’' Vtrade .for subtT»dy
to wear. Only ex- n: u bargain, only slightly used.
tried
Gilbert-M cG riff Furniture Co., 23.
'•N
E a s t Church SL, Orlando.
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r i iiM r i s m i i m o i l
1 uni a v o d l d m e f o r r « - * l # r f l o p
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v o r is n x n r
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t*» t»r ItrM *i!« Juilv
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l o l l ( O r . M 'l J« IICpIS
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Will practice in all the conns
c.ritminatioi of Abstracts ,,f I aru
Titles given especial attention
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Tile ctmsisioatJy satisfactory
results that our customers
have been enjoying front Dittmuml Tires pave t lie way to
bigger life business for us.
You w o n bI profit Iiv equip
ping wit it Diamonds.
We
Keep oui* steer: vresli and
complete at all times and our
prices so exceedingly reason
able that we can say to you —
“ For economy, as well its for
longer mileage, better trac
tion anti greater comfort, buy
Diamonds. ”
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of .s,•inlnol» • 111111*>. l-'lorldu. aul>),*ct to ill** ,l*iisi"n of the Dunn
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For the Better Inter
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lot o, W 1/ N» vjv York. tii'O J in, ’
V fih t inn I*oiuli*lit*i *■ ; -4 . •. ( ‘loi'v ’ j
'Mihphtru; *», i i t h r s l i u ; 7, I'nitml f
S(;il*M*.\Iiiiiiif* Iinfill; 7 :.*U»# llntini •
( I I IKfC
. Phone 3711
Swec* Milk
Sweet Cream
Loiter Milk
* 'T
! !• Hi WnVvMp 11»i : lo, Stn th Uioth- ^
|Fi S
W ig h t B ros. C o.
(’mil ** Mil.jn t It) (♦ •*• (iFlIon
•1 (hi* *i, m(«< $h 1n I J•*'i i •••mm f *1 if i '-•oo 7, Wt Nt I*1.■ l.t<I.■ 11>lt,ti. 1150:
•* :u DytIntel's, 7 .30 , Symphony
1 iiiuii y (.* t.t- It* Id In Juilf
%|iprf*-r l .1(#
Vmu Mippnf ( uni
oltlieetlii; ‘J, Ruin Deals, !);3 II,
11N 1Cl NS
.ISO
llannonians; 10 :30 , piano thin and
fo il
sr\(T o ii
etisi-ntlile; lo ::i*^ ibince tnilsic.
I \* |rl*> J i l i n ** ,-i% • • *lltllilill
to.’. 2. \\ F I \\ L I T Philadt'lp liia,
t ' Mien »d inv *• ll
S*"fi i ' 1 ' fnim
!!,»
7* 11 Hi*nnttiHnl • ! ’ '• ' ! u"iu- 7 l o ii ;lo, e i . - h r - t r a . A u t o d u b ; 8,
......it nf
* .. -4 Mll.Jri l
ii *
11- III i
(1 * ***tmIllf
I 1 •»’ '»• ( »*• D od ge p i e s e i t a t i o i i ; H.30, H o o v e r
Iir*|*| -Iyf• ■ '•Ii.
* i S e n t i i i e l s . 0, Ban dan a D a y s ; 0:3(1,
(..
11■ *timi i f'V 'h#
II 4*lp. I—«• I |ir.*mlMi* t . ..ill,11.I* w
j |
>„rk f a tin* h o i liintcM . f th*O'"*.
i 111< i i i x s t * iii
'lliiji. KDKA 1 lltnliurgli, 950 :
I V( isll 1. •i iitt'.iiiice that ' mu .iistihi iin.i i tnvlir >• >i t" no
*.<r.l Oil Midi imunitmit l.g «la
Sv innlniiiY * 7 Au-ilnl14 i n mh'i.ii«* lor Hie o f f i c e o f I'on t,
t,..,, a* u..... i iiiuii*.
uf
■
■ >'"1 """i> . >. A g n a iJ ostles ill th e
Pence
nf >>rx; h. J{,*|clil la'co; H.3II, Ainpicn
Mini*!**
nutural
......
..
r>
ludlun
nisi net X" t H d iiln o lc C o u n t)
t«m*n atul eituCulh'ii
l auk
Jtour: It).
Klorlil.i. s.iol Jus tic e of the Peni c t hg UllllLUA*— " f -dit 1*4. .il 1lauuncrikt A. l*i«iri am; 9, Maxwell
l l is t 11. 1 _i.'.*iot*i is iiih
K l e e t l o l l l ’**'*
“rnhtiiiciiialk.
j
j
r a it it
i
elnts. No'S I.
J. 4.
10, t l , ft IJ.
“ Hne, WHAM R o c h e s te r . 1070:
mihjecl to Tin itscislon “ f tile l*etn*
V
K.
I1DUOI.AHH
o e r n l l c )'ilm n r> to he helit on June
r.lh, A l> I'*?*
I well
lii,i • , In I y i . t l sujqtort
ii:v n
i . H T l t fl u l l - ;
1*011 j i m i it
n u ri:
I (lit O I X T I tl t T * l ) . i n i ’ ll
T l,,(.• iitioiilne ill' ciinillrtai )
f o r J iism . * '*t
lln- Pi iicc. Disti l, t
No
I Mlhl.. I lo Ills Will o f th.
I i f i i i o c i .n n . i-f.-rs Jun** 6th, s*, t,
f*>r.l tail..
vionioe.
P.«‘>U.
t.-ikc
M „iy,
l. o liu w .... t
A ltu niolit.
H illin g s .1 *1.t I ' .......I I ' l l ' , const It ut >
I lip il lit I\ * •1I *-11M I
Ir * Il . *r.| 1 |»fti||ll*4' DM hHIIP •
l iu s ia .e s Ilk*
ndniiuisi rut Ion
t.r* •
II UIII
11„u-o.it
m*-<l'U> Snmctie m
k c u c c a l I ) .-oilio**'t• <1 w ith
(L i* ol,
II K I . N I u IN.
ii
I'ltit j i » r i i i; m ' ••:■ »«'•’*
I l l XTII It T St). K t)l n
I h e r d i ) a a ii**u u*’ i c i v Min-lhl.il
fur J u . ttc e uf l ’« ai t o f D istr ic t N*
/. MihJrct t** ih. . i c d s m n nf th*Voters io th* Di fiiui-i lilt*- Prtni.ll '
to ln* heal nil Julie ti ll. A D P.O'
D A V I D HPP.P.R
rn
t iii:
\ u T h iix
op
i : i i t '.\ T V .
sfiitiAiWJ*
I'O II n i N V T M I I . F
0:35. dinner m usic; K, R e to l d T a l e s ;
I h.-rrliv .iiibMiiiu'e hi 4 * onl >1 •*’ >
8:30, A n ip ic P p r o g r a m ; 9, M a x w e l l
|, t| ...
1*1* I lit 1I'M’ 1 '• ' ' ’ ‘
1*
tin I, HUli)ei'l t*» I Ilf* Alii
nf
ID*’ hour; in, M c lm lia n s ; 11 ;05, llniui'4"I. I> 111 (* • I b lll.n I »•" | »1IM4 I > St (Mill'l l.,
..t .Inn** ■*
\ •■ir ini*- v» H! ' < **P
37'.f..,i. \tt,N
Schenectady.
790’
i: ** *iw»m i' ti • '* *v
*':30, itnuici miiMc, S, D o d g e lues*
(■ritatiuii; sf rGO Houvui . S e n t in e ls ;
■ on • •iiB iiin
*f»
in. f'u rb n i imhiiii b*.m l; I I , dance,
i .i m ji 4M.uh(1*ii4. i i r *
|,’l
i S h e r i f f i 1t*|i V III tl |•(•I * ■ -f *' W
organ.
f
h
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*
rriHi-t
J4' 4I f Ml ft
i: i:
vi •*i i*
liik *, W R f W a x h i n g t o n , i!|0: ti,
■linnet m usic; 7. t ' n i i r d S t a l e s M a
rou NiiKiiin
rine l*:iini; K. D o d g e p r e s e n ta ti o n ;
h^rt'iiv tiMiiMur.f *♦ mi'
•M-li.l '
tli*. .if f|r.- m| f* ll **I . 1f
I 1 MHH s in, ||..n),.r S c n i i n i 'l s ; !i, N V K A F
(*1411111 > Mil'jri'l In
v
*'* p l o t - l a m ; Id, S m ith Itro th e is .
Yntl Ik III I In
HIM’ I ’ I'lMl >'•
tftlti:
•i: 15, ilinuet m u s ic ; h , mus ic r e v u e ;
m u t tit :• I I JI ll<*l!
i,e
in)
■
i
lid
Id
ary
ln-reh/ iiiiiuou
lit*.
Iltlu r nf 9, o r g a n ; HI, B inglm n i S c h ool 0 1 r e- e le c t h o *i
i 'utility Judifr nl .Senile- .* P o u * l v chest in
ptiii t tu
a t v r o M M ita ifiN u n
f v ish In nniinunre th at ) nm J
cnm lldnte (nr the o f f i c e o f O ognty
C’ o m n ils s ln ii rr fro m D tatH ct N o *.
s u b je ct tu the d ecisio n o f the v o t
er* ta th# I>*R*ucrutlc I'rlmsry t«
lie held nn J un- tth , A . D M * *
A. t . I^JNO
I til X T !
M U K SS O II
TAX DM
tI P
I wish .n nrinnuti-’ a »n (he P*o|il»
o f Hemlini'.e C oun ty th a t I « m «
• nnithlnte f..r r e - c l t c t l n p . to i h * ofrice nf T a * AsseSMiir. su b je ct to th#
..................I the voters In the Demo
c rji l l c P r i m a r y *.i> I'* h e ld In J line
o f Hits y e a r
A. VAUGHAN.
r o u rn H R K ’ o f c o r n T
I h e r e b y an nou nee m y randldue y
f o r e ' e r k Of 1 lie te l r fO l t r.ogrl suh*
j e e f t6 fhe " H I b f th# V oter* In
I ho Ih laueriille p r i m a r y In he held
June &.
I »I0
appreciate
your
•up,H'rr
. n a com.
y o n I-UI A T T r M l i a U P I T l > n
A T T fin k K V
I h e re to Ink# th )* m -th m l e f no*
iio iin rin * 10) e aij d ld ae y
for
the
o f f l e e o f t'. uii ty P r o s e c u t i n g Alt'*rney,
subject
I<> th e
D e in iv r J tle
I’ r im n r.'.
I
w ill
anprecU tr
any
support g i v e n HI# h y Ih e people
and tissuie them, I f H r c l r d . w i l l
j i , , I,, the duties 11/ th e o f f i c e m y
i* " 1 *,rV ," V
11 YV1MTB.
'nr-*
to S T . L O U I S /
■ S—
Tla A tlan ta, C liattanoi'
Chfckamauca Natinnal I’at
Lookout Mountain, M w u 'h i
Bend, N aihville, Lvanuxillc.
In l,- III,- B s lllic o f J XXII
■I \ ’n
r
MK
111' R S', t iceeiinrd
IN' PftilRATI
PIN AI* NuTIPI
Vu'JR'i: IH IIKHKRV MIN’
Ill'll
D od g e
presentation ;
f,
Dm lge p r e s e n t a t i o n ; 8:311, H o o v e i
S e n tin e ls ; 9, Mux w e l l hour,
3311.9. W S M .Nash vil le, 890: 7:15,
d inn er c o n c e r t ; 8, D o d g e p resentu -
■’0(1'
tl,.- tnulcrslu iu-'l will. **n '
,| .t ,*f Ap ril. A D l l ' i * I*" .■ nl t"
iln- lln n o r n h le t * o u t i t'< *-11' iin'.if Hon; 8 :30 , Hoover
Sentinels;
1
H< IId note I ’ ou iuy, ^ ' b Irill.I L,
M-ltirii, un-.iu(ft
ami
l ■ fs' " v At ax well hour; 111. 1jm-w ■ ux-hestra;
Ail ml nisi 1 a 11 I k
of
th- 1 el
II. University Quartet; 11:3 (1, orJX.XIIM* R I . A I ' K I I P R N . lb .•
,,i s-,ld lim e, lb* 11 iin .i M-* 1* msk* g a n ,
a 1‘plb'St loll 1*1 I lie Ml id J " 'l
il IlMMt’*1I• *' *2941.9, WSM 11 New Orleans, 10
fin al a r tl l e m e l l t **( h**l M
.... Hi: 9:3(1 orchestras and features
1hm id Mild estate, ami
Ad- (2 hrs.). .
■ oder dlselmrKlng her .1*
rlx.
iidioslrsilrlx.
(fils the D i dii)
Dnlf-d tills
.1 d-iti 1,
251. 1, WRVA Richmond. 1180;
- tl. Riidii^ club; 7:05, mehestru; *8,
a. Ad.nmVstpV>V',.,.'7bV
5i,ur: ,0’
JAMP.H
y?j
H s tn te.n f
. t
i i i .a c k i i c k n
truaic; 12,-C arry Tile Back.
_____________________
,
•N' r 'V 'W
r v 'v v v
8:30, _ H o o v e r
Sentinels; 9, Maxwell hour;
10,
Stitt ilaid Bund bom
5 DI.9 , W MC Memphis, 5Ktl: .3,
--V
e
(Stopover*)
322.1, W I I A S V u ix v il l e. 930; H,
-*1 M V
jVI
tiirotfgii llu’ S ii’iii- , MixiimV South
I I**rlain suhji-i l I , Ih,- '•IU o f III*
175.9. W S B A t l a n t a . t!30: 7. C o l
.. ni.iiT.ltlr
V nleis
1 1 „ He*altiole
•luiity. Ill the Deinnrriiilr P rim a r y g a t e hour; H, D o d g e p te s c n la tiu ii;
I,. Hull to tie Ii—Id Jim- Hi M *4 8:3(1, H o o v e r S e n tin e ls ; 9, M a x w e l l
JAft 11 SM AR tlN
hum ; III, U t a h p r o g r a m .
(L egal N otices)
c ru tlr P rlm u r y to be held on Juu
Mil. A
D
’
il P. W H I ' I U . K I t
KOH
Southern.
290.9. W W N t A ' b o i l V ,
I I* Mrd.r.I.I.ANT*
uunnunci* that I uu* II
rn ml LI nl* fur rc-uleel tun t *» th, *.l i * T ill: Pi it 'RT I ip 'I tl
f l e e ol I 'o i i i i t ) ....................... .
11
J l ’ DHK, 'HI’ MJ Nt *•. 4:
I H e t r.i'l No *■ subject
tin- ih
h t a t i : h »* pt.imiDA
c ls lo ll ol the v o te r s III th e Drill.,
I (vteli t**
*^r
•0'S
RIGGERS D AIRY FARM
Vttornev-sil-Low
l»*in-it htlil
v\ ll.lv! VS* »\
•infcJ
J. 0 . Shnnm
hiri* j i h ,
"M\ CUlilI* i
W K A V N f u V . u k , (UO
ilits, Mtfli r i?c in tin- lirtfliHl ..
Of tn
lilt Hits
t h i n|IK ll-OII
Hdst AitlNh for M*»ihiii>, 11 in j i'^ Wal
Foil M *
ill U r
t III* * Off poi t il*n! Anlniia m rliFitia; 7. innlwt-uk *
itiul \ i . >
tin* pf it |il*
in
t hr
liyniu >111u - 7 .nil, i nW iinl C\»m(<vrt 1
CHlIllflt, 1>
* •i*.‘ i ape 1*1 I. 111.1l N . 1•
t !«•vi it i It, i .
*«’• 1H |.* .1.1 t Hour; h, htnlm* p rrN ontutiun; H;;{u.
» tin •
tl* • I vv )U yitp Mifiu . Ilnovi*! Si'iilim l**; *», 4 ;iIlifi llnni ;
rt n * u
■ I T• < I N • -iii4 • c'.'iiMini. ■
Ul
ESCAPE
MEMPHIS, Tenti., Mar. 21 .—
( I N S ) — Four negro prisoners nt
enped from the Shelby County
Workhouse’ here today by cutting
their way through the floor and
fleeing in a rain o f bullets from
I guards’ rifles.
i New York. Ill noi*. and P eim sy l-.
| van in resent the three largest d e l-f
I -gatton* in Oi.. convention. All are i
! jih mmitted mul unideUged. I n !
M c L a u lin s
encli ef these states the “ d r a f t '
EN G RAVIN G
Cooliilge'' mi'vejnent
has been •
kej»( alive and breathing by the I D i a m o n d M o i i n t i n i a r
leaders who want to send uninJrw elers-O ptnfnrtrlst
slnietrd delegates to Kansas t ’ity
NVatch Repairing
fltese three states re|iQcaent a
I II I'ltSDA Y. MARCH 22.
* uhtrs't j
NEGROES
Y o r k , f o r insta nce, t h e r e is tt w e ll(N^'fiiut!
H o.-.er m ovement
which
‘'e v e r n l
tim es
bits th r e a te n e d to
i bail o v e r am i c o n f< im d H ills ' b a d t e rr flip.
8*30 H o o v e r
S e n tin e l* , or chest rit unit v o c a l
N V K A F NV
r.F.l W F I NVIIC W H Y N VCAE
VVT.\M WNVJ
WSAl
W E B II
W I I \S NVSM W M C \\ SB.
S:3"
A i n p i c o h a l f hour. Mure tie ri e Y n l n v y ,
plunist
NV.IZ
NV HZ NV H A L W H A M
KDKA
MnVWell
hoot;
Rich m l ,
Cro oks, soloist
NV.IZ W H Z NN
It A I . W H A M K 1 I K A W 1 A V W .lit KVNV W I I A S W S M W M C
W S l t NVBT N V ltV A NV.IAX.
W L V V M'.lFt K V U * :
x m it s o t .i'J
c* *
rx,K Mm M's"*
U l M Mh a u i «. C4*IUW|*
2 DIXIES DAILY
Lv. JacltwmviUe A C L
. .
Ar. Chattanooga N C & S t L
A r. St. Loul» l & N __ . __ *__*__
Ar. c5hicaifO C 6*. E 1 . • • _
‘ klt2-
1 2 i 51 p . m .
D IX IE
LIM ITED
8:55 a. m .
I 1.-05 p .m .
7:45 a. m.
1:3 5 p . m 4 :1 0 p .t
D IX IE
FLYER
9:45 p. m .
Th* Dixie FIy*r Ii equipped with club-Ioung* car, drawing
room, comportment sleeping car* and coarh—. The D u i r
Limited carries drswing room, comportment sleeping cere
'
! Must of the natives uf Syria, who
-^
----- AtiTii 11 Yt) - f tr- iiTTmt
1 wear .t-'trbuah duviivg Uac wiitl tu-.-t—*»IN 4'Ul'llT lip e n i - V I I -41 Df.l-.also
Dixie
Diners,
famous
for
Southern
cooking.
adopted
In|it ( ll the straw tu! f m ’
H K M lV O f.1 ! t'O P .V TV . H T A T I. “ I have IH
PI 4 IRIDA.
1,.
riUnillK*|.
IN IIP K8TATP. • i
I'ATRIt I)
Tor WakUti, iW8>t r*r r«»#Ty»l*w./*r»« *a2 a*i*» W‘™ ■''*-- t t h “
M «r
ikMi mt *«»,
lll 'ii l l Ml I.IIARL. 4*-*'e»»-d
|
Tn nil eredllors. let idlslrlh.
ir.i^^r.iL A bR it*
Homhay, India, is having* mail)
gixuncr.r.i.
iciaitfliters,
and all P*V - •* ■ hovlits
iltfadwIUl
elnlms nr demand • ,* . ai|ist «4i*i strikes.
Ji tmwfc.nmfc
estate:
,
, 1
You. unit each nf 'no.
hereby
(L eg a l N o (icc s)
11*11 tried mid reijutr I
, ,l’,r,,*,'n,t
an\ elnlms mid detiuh !- %
>lileli )ou.
within iw rise
Plorld n,
•r elllier •*( ji'ii. f '
against I 'up III I
Ihe d a l e herer-t
llie estnie i*f I'ATRIt l» HI CII inntllhs (torn
A
D I**:*.
M
arch
P
I>ut* d
XII 1.M XHi:, deet-ased i n. of H' mju a n n im
XI ItK. m
Inule f.io u l). Phil bln. In Hie linn
Mslntr " I ,
p.xeeurvlx iif the
J as ft, Hhitruit Cnn|4t» JunHr "•
Jl ugh Mutliare, 1 8 '- 1
P
atrle
lf
H-mlnole Cnltuty. nl bl« uffhT l»'|
erased.
the County Cuortbou** In Hemlimi#!
• I*
DIXIE FLYER ROUTE
/
.M j
K— li.n lg e p r e s e n ta ti o n s ,
in*
struntental
s p e c ia lt ie s
WEAF
WKEI
tt'T IC
NVJ A l t
W TAG
W C S I I W F I NVIIC W i ’rY \V<JR
U 'C A K
W TA .M
NVW.I
WSAl
W E B H W I I A S U ’ SM W M C W W S R W llT .
8— R etold
Tales,
“ C la r io n
f a i r — W.1Z W H A M K D K A KYNV.
a
Seminole
reap, ctlvely.
II
A IR
(Thursday, March 22.) *
' :30— Dy l iliters;
orchestra
and quintet— WOK W C A U NF
S'A C W EAN
VVFIIL WMAK
W CAO NV.IAS NVADC WAIU
WKIIC WGHP.
I « t-l. i , ainnnitici th,.i 1
l am a
CPful "'t * *«' I or t »
lutt t'i th, of
fU*ii > t t 'mint I -i *tiuivmpi«i»iti**r fr**tii«
P lu H l l N.i
t, Mit.jf. I I*, thr «1«<-
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
"g o in g ", modern, money-mak 7 Political Announcements)
I
ing It) acre truck, celery and po
tato farm, light in flu- heart nt
I'OII T M aa.xr.aaim
the famous Hastings Irish l o t a - f i J
pf
a .« i-«ht of
to district with heavy black soil, J s<-mliii>li- .Vauty, M i u j e i i . i*>
v o l e r s lo
it.r June
perfectly drained and irrigated. A
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c
i
t
i
T
T
i
:
N in :v .
real income-producer. Details and .
.lor.
I*t- iJt.
plmtos.
Loveland i rainier, I n c * -------- — - — *- S i:illM ll.K
Itussi-I
Farms, Groves, Developing Realtors. Palntka. Flo- i«. i i f i : v o t k . i ^ o i 1'. 0. Box 10 -16.
ridu.
i uiNlt lo niuioiiin-1- Ilii.i I
'•
------ -------- - — — -—
------- ■ •umll'tulc fm i.-election to iIir of‘*•1_I
t)(k For Sale
It*
.*
*’on»n>
I’om
nilM
*..
Brr
from
■ cur PRINT SH OP
“ 1
1
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I t l M r l d No. I. su b le cl l o the
* *
_7."7
... .
. i i*|uI mfi o f K>41 v u l i f h III I In* Urmii*
service on any thing in 2--------------7
Dixie lliKnwu).
Highway, ,.rnl|,. Prlin.irv
A itc lots on nixie
»»n June
^f* A phone rail will get
near l-akc Monroe. Fine Truck :.ih, a . u .
11»JIN M in sc il.
*"• I’hone 117-NV. U Rail- ing land, outside city limits. L.
ft.
A. Renauil. r*hone 190 NV- 301 NN. •io t i i k voTP.n* n f » K iii(O I,K
(lll'X T V .
2 nd St.
1 wlnll l a nminuiio* l h a l 1 am a
b'I“ YtlUl: ,iLI) NVALLS
I’ n l i d l i l a l r fur i. -. I n linn in t h e Of
f i c e „ f C nun iy r u n n w ls sm o e r f r o m
DIE NEW W A L E P A I N T 26— Mli»cellaneuUH For Sule
D I M r l d Nn 3. m itijcd «'. tin- «<•*P*bN(5 NEW A N D BET*
eiolnii uf th e vulere 111 t.ie Detnn*
PR m i T H E R IN FORM A- Piano cheap for cash. Pun A im HI* eirttli- I ’ r l i r n r y In he held oil June
.'.Hi. A D. DCS.
lingO$tutfuii.. So. Sanford Ave.
R L | . PHONE 235 -J OR
PRANK KVANH
c * COLLER, S A N F O R D
New* NVolnut Veneered cedar chest:
—
m u a n r.n iK K
new walnut spilict w ritin g d e s k ; I f ,|t,rol) }, ullI)uUnc*e my rnndl.Uoy
115 1-2
i.nnonnrr
for s h e r iff 'o f
ti *'f ttu \"t. is in tt».
A
F H A T C H E S (IN T H E
County Mihjert
to
(It,* a c tio n o f
the
Ilrinn.-raUc
p rim a r y
to
r..
hehl In t h j ea r ly part of Ju-.e I t i l .
Fl. ii
l
(ti t» \
ti:ur and very little money
•M things new by use of
Spar Vninisli, Lacquer- and
Salil hy Sanford Paint &
P*r Co : G. D, Stuart, Mgr
reasonable.
• ’o n s i i r . n l I T
ner»b>
rn Till:
tion every day.
411 Perk A\e.
7x9 c a m p i n g , t e n t ;
I
bloc of 223 delegates— a powerful '
weapon in the hands of capable
leadership so long as they are un
pledged.
The Hoover managers predict
that they will have well over 400
votes after the first ballot at Kan- / i'
aas City. Should any two of th«#4px..*«
states sw’ng over into the Hoover
column it would end the contest,
in the opinion o f observers here.
(Continued from Page I)
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F It. 1'KA.S.
•
On good well constructed colored
Attractively furnished two m int
property on five year
terms,
apartment. Private
hath, hot
prompt service and lihernl apprais
cmobH^
water, lights, free. Phone 730 .1.
al. B. NV. Herndon &■ Co. Miller212 NV. Ill) St.
A
1
Potter Building. 113 1/2 Magnolia
■— 1
Ford Coupe in
on. For a leal i'Uy act; C L E M E N T S A I T S . 012 Park Ave. Ave.
iim|.on Security L u m b e r
Furnished apt. water and g a r
age, Reasonable. Apply Apt. 1.
M ONEY TO LOAN
W ATCHES.
*,.» in,tie (.it Chevrolet Mahoney Apts. 1000 Ouk
DIAMONDS,
Ave. ON
i
"i |iassei.grr
Nash
i
J
E
W
E
L
R
Y
A
N
D
P
ERSONAL
Furnished. NVatcr and g arage.
car. Apply Summer- Vacant Apr. 1st. Phone 1H-.L
PROPERTY.
H E R M A N ’S LOAN
'i*.y Grtvahelise,
O FFIC E
27 NV. CH URCH S T ,
Bungalow apartment. Completely O R L A N D O .
furnished.
Desirable
location.
| ears nr.il (irnhftin trucks, Phone 00 .
Money to l.oan.—-When borrowing
ftul 13th ;-t>eet. Phone 3 .
or refinancing your m ortgages
I room apartment for rent. Uingley apartments. (311 Park Ave. come to us for straight loan. No
CS ,t l il'.’ AN CO. Auto
bother ubout
monthly payments.
Cull 251.
>r anti sheet metal wor’is. •
It. NV. Herndon mid Co, Seminole
ih Avenue. Phone 7 H5-NV. Nicely furnished apartments with Hotel.
ell modern conveniences. Phone
I1LTS-MARMONS
70 . Call ul 31H Palmetto Ave.
We art* prepared lo consider aptfonl Atdonvohile (’ n.
j plication
for
first
M ortgage
Tiolia Ave.
Phone 137. If,— Houses For Rent
I Linns on the Itest type of resi
FO R R E N T
OR
S A l.E - F iv e
dences and Mercantile Buildings
ln«# S e r v i c e
room, modem,
SpaniMi
style
'
stucco hungnliiw in good location. in San flint nt 6 ( H i B 1-2 pet.. #nti
pel., depending *>’ the character
PER Service of all kinds. A b a rga in — 2150'.* Orange
Ave.
of loan, constitution and location
C. E. Dak Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
S70-W or 3302 .
— . — , Jof buihtings. C. S. HOAG & COMnr.
I’honc ■ I'A N Y , 7 NV. Churh St. Orlundo.
;> i-oom house furnished.
!ik) North Park Ava. or 805 -W.
80 for service on all
2H— Brniio
ninrhlnes.
Uhernl 1^*—Houses For 5mlc
f f»r your old machine, on
for PH O N E 579 fo r Repairs on all
Six rooms: lovely location:
fn Singers,
lx-1 us help
sale by owner. Reasonable. lilt) 1 makes of Radios and Phonoyour sewing trouhlwi.
i graphs. If we don’t fix it, there
fhing ail material 10c per Palmetto.
is no charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park
W r f. wmg Machine Co., 21)— Par ms Fez sale
Ave.
new
T H H A S Ifim .
c i h c i ’i t c o i h t
t h i r - b v mi tin •! nee my catulhluoy i
l o r I lie
offlee
of
c le rk . «if the
i li.-tiit <'..ui-t. subject •■} th e ac tio n
of Hie
• » tt.e June I'rtniary.
caruliUit,
1
IIVISG l-mig’.* Pure Pork
e, l-'.S I .ill tetlo Ave.
v a Junp f.,
P
U
r i m ci.r.itH
thing that one could bring home.
r o l l STAT I-I I . I M I I S I . A T I I U :
Velvet rug. practically new, value
I \vl*H tt» a it no u tier m y mtullcUkcy
$110.: Sale pried, $30 . Electric fur th«- Stilt# l ?U:#latur* ( U r o u p
15— Apartment For Bent
Singer sewing machine. Console 2) ami w i l l a p p re c ia te Muppovt In
the prlmury »o be held In June.
table: paid $ 170. sale price $05 .
L, |*. M AH AW.
Handsomely furnished npnrtmortts,
.HU NV. 12th StFrigiduire, Murphy Steel kitch
r im r«\sT A tii.i:
en. Hall Maid service. Garage. E x
I w mh in annmtnco that I uni i
cumlMutt
f <it tin* nffli*** o f ( *"ll
cellent neighborhood. Heasonabie.
27— Money To Loan
>tnhl«r
UI hi rlrt
N«»
1, H**mhiuU
Park Apartments No. 5 . Phone
t .iitii >, FlnrMn, said I
|iris)iiR
HI.
*
tk.Mt
I'r
*
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in
c
l 41 N*»‘ h, 1,
HIM .1.
MORTGAGE
l-OANS
2, rt, y, *• ih , tl a 1»\ M ib ji’i't to
ON
IM P R O V ED
R E S ID E N C E tin u t i l ♦*( t hr \ " t « t ‘ iu tin- 1U-nujroom furnished apartment. $3 5
” . » A N D B U S IN E S S P R O P E R T Y
i t a i i c J'lim ai > i •*
»»n Juilf*
:.t!i. A
l»
l4
.»2>*
lint water. Phone H31 ,1.
B A L D W IN M ORTGAGE CO.
Y .nf support util hi* a t»pr»'Clati*tl
\ 11 i .a t i i l SMITH
S E E O U R I.OCAI. C O U N S E L
Furnished house: 3015 Elm. I rooms
S. It. DIGHTON, S A N F O R D F L A
r<m
ji
ntiit . o r I'liM K
and 2 kitchenettes, $40 . Space
Ikt*t •-1■> 14ntlOUUF#* HIV I'fl lid IllilFV
car*. PhotH* h*J0
lAN’GF BLOSSOM C L U B
tisble you to meet worthlies or gentlemen who are
rets frit:mis. information
lication blanks on request,
t il l . Tampa, Fla.
shingles
t
Zinnia .r ia u ts :
BurpoO's Giant,
* 25 c per doe'. $2.00 p e r 100. 'Mixed or separate colors. B. F. NVhitncr, dr. 420 Summerlin Ave. Ft.
Mellon. Phone K82 NV.
VE MOVED ana our store
located at, 23 East Church
irt-Miilriff Furniture <’«.
Metnl •
'*
10-B P la n ts and Flow ers
lounccmcnls
"■ *m ‘ in „n,l galvinited
’ • James II. Cowan. Oak
St. Phone l i i .
man
C H IC K S
Selected stock delivered, W. l e g
horns 100 $ 12. Heavy Mixed 100
$ 12.' B. Hocks and IV I. Reds 100
$ 15. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Brooksvlllc, Fla.
«>
Herald representative
Uly familiar with rates
V d classification will
ja complete information,
no wish, they will assist
wording your want ad
i it more effective.
’ ROOFIN-n— The Roof Kv-
c i . K i t k n r t i i ty CIIICLIT
'
c o r in '—»
1 Hereby nnn >uncc my candidacy
for tli.. office of Clerk of loc ClrFllll
nuhjrt t to th»* will of
th»* I’uieM nt tf.y l»nn wratlc prP
*
F or Sale: 12 hens, 1 rooster. Full
Blood Anconaa. Market price per
pound. Phone 2101 .
C A L ’S BACKERS
OF C A N D ID A C Y
LOSE A LL HOPE
vo ir
,
Dollars
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , TFUIPLSDAY. MARCH 22, 1928 J
------------ ___________________________________________ ________________________________________
1’M iB SIX
George Moriarty Decides
Training Camp
Briefs
Rogers Hornsby Is Given
sirniTAK.M.i.sjto_»ur-ffl.
(IN S ) Ray Schnlk's White
line up today for the third and
j final frame o f their exhibition i-er-J
%*»% ■
ies with th-’ Dixie championship j
____
Wichita Fnlbt team. Schalk’s Hoys t
t in nearly fo rty yeurs, was the di- hy winning P'da.v can nu.k.' a >,- 'ii
,
T .
11Y D A V IS J. W A I . S 1I
.
....
, .
sweep of the scries. T h e y won at . f’ A.N A N T O M O , Tex., Mar. 22 .
Sports Editor.
Kdl and Min. Rhem u.jl(|
yesteixlny, II to 1».
I INS) With the S p rin g trainInternational N ews Service
thc fesM ia 'i pitcher. Heth were a n d ,
_
- • jng season
almost
completed,
N E W Y O R K , Mar. 22.- -Without
till
u
jv
Morird
y
men
of
the
muvi
A
V
\I
ON*
C
\
T
\I
IN'A
IS
L
A
N
D
.
Urorgc
M
i
r
arty
has
just
about defdiiiining flu oculnr tcniloit, nib- <an
tb erp cm tin el of bi» Detroit
Mi' the fine, spntnlntt' hnnd of Rosr- devoted type.
For Boston Braves Outfit
cin .llaruiUn*-"-fjgrtnrigVnttTntfV*ft
. J
^
incntly'ffr the deni, announced yea
■ es- mslaatnne.ms
I n m a very rmntenlny, Whereby Dealer Hell and oinnplare third hasrulan, he l»?enme
Andy High t-nnnged Into the inr- a r a n k i n g star in P.<2ti, not only
fprniK o f the Uoston Hraves and f'eldlnjj sensationally 'ml hittirf
the St. I.ou Ik Cnrdinttls respective ejofe to
Whon It was ail i.'Ver,
ly. 1 uni itwarc that n mere second Ilonisby was unfrocked and sent
‘bnseninn and field captain has m to New York. Upon which, Hell
pnrttcular buxine## f g-uring even blew hdus.df to a most indifferent
obscurely in ah int.'r-cluh deal.
la - o i, bitlliiR down around .2150
Also flint Hornsby had d e ch r . i li-,<•'d.vyi^ o f U:*.fullness in Si
eternal nlleglnriU' to dark Slattery l.oiiis-apjtir. cHtly w;ci^ over.
and thnt sweet spirits o f apple1|1il'U w in twenty linll nrnir-'
sauce- arc amuiTiling ‘ thy oil tire S> ’ •IkiinsFiy _ ifttrlnic the pennant
premises.
y e a r 'i-mt .uaa a furious flop in P.'27.
, However, this is no o rd in a ry .-.lay le’ •ilion-diy’s deperlute li id
second baseman and field captain. nothiiW tu J.,fwith i‘ . All I know V
We are tnlking
ala ill Roper-* | Hint RhVitf 'liked him and wasn't
Hornsby, who ninnnw/d tin- Card^ ible t r win^ljisk ytmr.
If our alleged xveiiRali can pi rinto n world’s i-himi}>hvtxh p only
eighteen months'ngt, and otnv outuud" Rcil-.tn play n|i to h 's.tn jii
draws his mnnngot' ntnwM it to I to sp id, till1 Hinvos are made as a
salary. Hornsby, as a p p res“ive .-tint ball eli;''
It be can't there i- ti"
dnminntilip as ever, is e .i - r l’utr • l artiealar barm done and lb to '»>
definite infhicnee in the nffair< -f : .1 . i an excellent second baseman
bis new club and. T yn i i|- n’t and t iidd <aptaiu.
think so, then there h untiling f* a
it but you to admit that e.oiiipl
spinach makes a swell «ordure.
The Hell deal may not substan
tiate this co a t'iil i- t, ispo fact <,
whatever that is led it r-Ttninlv
offers no ff hut lid <>vld-in
,;l «rr.
The fart o f the a.atter
Cm
U A S H I N< ITT IV . M a r .
21
Hornsby ami Hell were mutual ad
i IN S I
P m * ' 1 ir, C dit liilg r t " mirers n St. lands and tile ill’ .eneeds that tlw trytU- .wouldn't ttnvr 1< )a y - noni'o.'ii*i'tf - F f n r h - d a r t : ; *it
beeiPmade if IbTiirby's im. ie t
M ia m i. Fla., f o r m e r U e n iO e ia lii
igitl been elsewhere,
t 'im g i e s -m n ii, t o be a im-mhl-r
I don't atteoipl to.say, »ttln>.
■f the T n r i t t C u m m is s io n ,
llinl the deal was made ovt-r Slat- I t e e i l i n [ r I v l w a i t l I 1 C o s t i g a n . o f
lory's dead body. II - and II i n by ! C o l o r a d o , w bo r e s i g n e d last
ai‘0 room oujt. * in St. Pet' i buru | w e k ' o s i i g i i n . in t i - ' i g n i r i g .
aild they eat at the same {able <>i*b
|s-oefl a -rtntenn-rt c r i t i c i z i n g
Jlldgi- I'm hs, i-WItfl' Ilf Hie i lo't. ; ' In. t i i ! , poll, i" ■ ' I be a i l o i i o This state o f a ffa irs s in pi". i.|n.t,'>n, am i n - ' i i ' i n i ' iliat the
mude-to-meastiie fi r a in in ■(
Retuil.tie.-in n i a i o r i l y ol H n - i o m
Hornsby's force fulness.
ii i --•!ini I,mi i ' i l h f i ' d
in- pm p o s
l i e -wauled Hell. II j;nl Idea. Tbes fur wh ich H was e i ' a t e i l . T h e
New Ycrl. (iria t- only tlropped
P r e ' i d e n t a l s o seal to th e S e n
overt ores, looking !■ ’-aid Ibe • n 1
a t e t h e n o m i n a t i o n o f E d w in
rerull. wlien thev d :* ovi-red 11•-■ i
I! I '.ib e r, ot T e \ a s , |,,r a o o t b e i |
llornsby himself v. i- net I ■ •
f o r m a s \^L^-|Sy-iii Jiieinli i o f file {
' In mom m N e w 7 " i t I in
M . Veil C il.il ll- I '"1111111 -M ill.
i i-iim n.
President P l a c e s
Prank I (.'lark Upon
Ter ipr , ( <>mmission
*
It
was
. •■mm-
the l!'2T. ivi.rbl
till- g l l - n l e s l
at that t inn-.
file t - t hat In■low n In tin.
j: -
ii
i ..
i,| H im
••• ■e- •(•
ha I hi w li - I’m
o
■i
i In i •
i i pin p -• i,iu Ii
• l , elf ft iii J
• I .100,0111*
l. y ’ ~ *
•
\ t.
, 'o ! h <
ib> f
I2 i '1.1*1
On^PersonneO f Detroit
Tigers For Coming Season
d e c id e d in Yu”
lll- «
™ t « iq 'h ,>
...........,.u , ,v e r Hu
iHR th e
list, he f mils h i m s e l f f a r
7
O ' of t r ‘
Hi m d -satisfied. The T
i g eerrs. had
T ic
bad
fJoofsi. Mnnngor McCarthy.-i hoy
about everything happen to them
i today prepared to break camp f«i
,rst year that can happen to a hall
! the Ion-' cxhildtion tour that will
end in Terre Haute, Inti., a few •lull, yet they finished in the mon
ilays before their opening o f the ey and g av e indications of latent
strength that seemed certain to
pennant season at Cincinnati.'
ionic to the surface before long.
Moriarty wouldn’t say teduy that
S A N F R A N C IS C O . Mar. 22 .
( I N S ) — The I’ ll ate# will try to t had a* lived at that point hut he
h'enk their losing spree to the Sail left no doubt- tlicit he consider# lie
FrUlieistu club hare Ibis aftertunm has a sure contender, in spite of
.............-I*..Ul„.f
-I'.
|,y using Ray Kremer and Carinen I
j slightlyitueertpiti pitching.
The
rest
of
the
club,
he
deciured,
needHill, ne>nnil aces. The Seals made'
it four out of five yesterday, when 1 eil nothing and wanted nothing,
j- "Funny tiling about those pltehthey beat the Pirates 7 -2 .
____
era," he ohservtd; "T h e y ‘ have a
WINTKRHAVKN, Kin., Mar. 22. h i of promise;
there
are
some
--- ---------- ---------- ——
-------------- | good men cm the s t a f f and tli.'y
( I N S ) — The I’ ll ill ies travel to |lt|ve shown me they know what it
f'ii arw ater today to play a ret urn [s !(|| about. Yet they haven't d'-ganie xvitti Hrooklyn. The sipia ! vrb,pe<| the way they should. If
to.il; a 2 i i 1 beating I mi tb Hie. do. anything can happen, foi
Reading club of this International
ball club here."
fwaguc yesterday.
II,. i. <-pet-indy- keen about hi
—
ie-vamped
iof:elil.
Onlyth>
At III R N D A l.L . I-la., Mfli. — i t a y s l o ne pair, I'lvenel and (leli
( I NS i The Atlileties will staid.. , . j | , i | . i m i t c i fr<mi the ipiartei
| | JIV|. „
up a g a i n s t Hie St. L o u is f a n i i n a . , « | , j , s t u n , . , ] Hu- I ‘ i27 s e a s o n . T h
took, a l<» pair, h o w e v e r , is r e g a r i K M b y c a m p
ib is a f t e i i n m . I b e
Halt iinure
in 2 l a c i n g f r o m
I n e r v e r s ns u m o s t p r o m i s ! n g
i ln..t«. v'..»tt rdav.*
, \ o i u i g ■ oio b in n i on,
ST
(IN
1 nee.
Hi in ,
I ’ l ! T F K S R C U C , F in. M a r . 22.
S)
'i'he i i m l . e - s w i l l p ’ a y
i m a l g u i n e w i t h tb'.- Hnstnil
s t >dny U i . ' i H oy ; anil Pip-
g i n ; p'tehlOJ • they w o n 1 :nir l i i - t
i-vliibitiou, g a m e , ol
llw
- e a '"ii
y e s l e "ilay in t r i n i m i l v r th e Hrnvi
s to 2 Riitli ami t i i b r i r vv-ni Ini
i I.F. \ R V V A T K R , I la.. Alar 22.
(IN S I
Italic H e . m an . f o r m -rjy
a fn i I i ;i s i -ii ' h :'. I n i ' b a l l - i I hi*
u ay un>. 1lie Hi ...............all it-ld. 1U
borne illn a t " ! Oiiuble l e a l u i e i l C " R o b i n ' ' s t " T vi. l o r y o v e r C A ii |mi-it a S e n a t o r s al T a m p a
\,»
,bi\ T h e R< b ill, l a k e oil tb •
I’illll II-' lu 1■ i uliiy
u n ; \ T ( i \ l l;i
1i INS i 1It*1 N.-v. 7 "ll
l>ill n g imf , ( *' i Y ,
. i *' !mV if"/
i iii F u g l a o d |i)|t In i
'III 0011 |... i M' I * i mi \IT*, \ Ikr.
M'
I....... Is n, | • iMt- in I.. ■ i ■■nt ib
i:
ti-nti-v 11 t«i •1
hi:
shippers a te getting pretty w '’’ *
eleuned o u t'o n the 11S *tbd b rwhich {hey nte abte-ta- load aopem tely, so that the market is hnsed principally on field run sir.ps nt
RU.OO for ti and K with discounts
o f 2 ft— r*0 e on *'* and id's, SOe on
.'I'm with individually washed stock
selling a t 2.V premium and crate
washed nt Hie premium-.
Thirty-four ears were passed
Potomac1 Y a n N and Cincinnati on
the way to ibeir final destinations:
Celery Markets
Hureau of Agricultural Kcono-
i i 't>.
Tin- T i g e r s
h a r d l y Meed tun.
ml f i e l d e r ' , y o u n g
o tu ciw i
IT ey h a v e
H arry
ll e i l n i a n n :m I
lb b i ' n i t l n i g i l l .
t w o o f th e I a-;
Hm
lie's l e a d i n g Iii I t e r s , e n d R e d W*.
i
m i l l s ai'i' 1|.i i , Iasi
.................. I t i t a l e . T i n i
but
l o t , iito e s n 'l i iii t • be any d o u b t llle
ii
pour
lot iii |tin. c g t i It. i
I'ithei
Win iliiail
i t
l vve> t i e iity I " • t p in and d o tlie bulk
'
il
v Hu v v l b w i t h Shea and l i a r g r a .
u n d e r s tu d ie s.
FOUR
P E R IS *H
-
WI L.M IN U T O N ,. N . c . , Mar, -SO.
— ( I N S ) — F ou r men wo e drowned
in the lower Cape Fear river thb
morning when their boat capsized
several hundred yard?) from tin
shore, according to repnits re
P0K
EVEaY^klNol
ceived lure.
tvoc wucohhtj)
. -T *
,d-’!‘» r^-o**«raUwK -.V ^ U h fc it bKow- Y—
:t-B«il!Tnmv, 2 u as a in g to n ,
Flnriibi S tn ft llurenn trT^ffHrW| ton,
t
II Pittsburgh, 2 Roeliester, I each
kels.— R. E, Corbin,
Chicago, Urand R ap id s, New Ha
Local Representative
ven, Newark, Toronto, Toledp.
Telegraph.*- reports from Phila
Celer shipments continued heavy
delphia states that the market Is
yesterday with 101 ears going ou t firm for good stock. I ears a r r iv
o f Sanford, i J from Manatee Sec ed from Florid a and there are Hi
tion. making the Florida total lift, on track. The supplies are said to
Twenty were shipped frein Calif.! he moderate. 10 — inch .crate# o f .'1
which brought the U. S', total to ,j„r. size, are selling at § 2. 60 — 2 .
I IT against (117 on the 20 th and 7.7, 4 do*. $2 .f»0 — 2 .7 .7. .fanck high
t t:t on the 10th. Th - Sanford ship- as ST.2 .7, 0 — S do*. ST.OO— O.r.O,
meal# were billed as follow. c ill) lio s tiy $ 0.2.7, in iJo*. ).T.00«-:i. 2o, .
WaycroAB, 10 Potomac Yards, ft
Chicago, i! Jersey City, It Florence,
More than -’ .000 eteetiiral r e
.'I Philiaclphia, 2 each Cleveland, frigerators w er - s -ir. ! f m A jne id
Huston, Brantford, Cincinnati, De ea to other eimiitiies la t year.#. *
catur, Ft. \Vayiit-,- Indianapolis,
Juck*AnvilU>i Miami,
Montreal,
New York,
Reading,
Rochester,
Tulsa, idedo, W a t e r l o o , \V. Albany,
and I’eterslmrg.
The demand was slow yesterday
f"i- field run sizes, market dull
with prit
rice# u n c h a n g e d . T h e r e w e r e j
v " M in
^ i-i 1.
p i e n l y Of
o f reriuefts
ic ipte -t,- f»r
l o r s-ele,
e lei u-d
teil "
J - K t a S t s i '
“ ‘ ‘
cs|ietially hull!id <m ordern 1>ui ' -
Elton J. ffiougliton
Architect
777
fin
first
base w i l l
be J ohnny
N c i m , w h o w a s g o o d e n o u g h li M
i^Vear to ill u v . L " ' i . , U b l c — Ui .eovi i.
an d e v e n t u a l l y o f f th e c l u b alt •v c t l n r . A t th ird w ill he M a r t y M
M anus, who In i' su dden ly d e c i d e i
to p a y
.om e d v id eu ds
mi bis
I . ms i e p o l at ion.
A the T i g e i jiilot eontendM, fb
t#t i t e b m g r e a l l y
sho uld n't b e Mo ns*•diri'. rent w i t h
E a r l W b t e b i l l , l.'l
M e i i e i , lliilliiw ay , C ibso ii. C a r r e i
H illiiigs,
Sm ith
and V a n
(lild
f i g u r e d a> r e g u l a r ' .
Vi,
Soi i i II, th e S o u t i i e m , is I
and n v . i y i b e best o f th e y-oiim ei
. '
P E P SER VICE
( r<»rmM.v I’i l l s
l,i(lr |.|l)
l>. E. PITTS, Mgr.
111
Where can you
b u y so m uch
* *
fo r such
» T
“ 5 2 "
l: r ,v,v'^ '. r V ,
:1 , V " ' p e
;
1' ' “ J d ' l e r .
J
- ’M
'
nftm. g l
PDeL'-re.s-;y;;iv*o °|
P R IC E S ?
; R,,J‘ 6 l e r
.
SbW
. At theirsehsationalncw price#
of *670 and upward#, ChryCou^ i
#lcrcars,withfatnousGhrystcr
_ S’,^l PtlM.l I ' J|^|
' quality and per/ormancc unchanged, become even greater J U "j«u . V f , I | y ,
, value than ever before.
“ 7 i ’>
'•fa**. ^
T h c ^ offer’ outstanding val
u es w h ic h r e s u lt fc<uu a
huge arid constantly -sw el
lin g public dem and- Four
great lines o f c a r s— “ 52 ,”
“62 ,” “ 72 ," and 112 h. p.
Im p e r ia l ‘<8 0 ” — su p p ly
ev e ry price--.need fr o m
*670 to *3495 .
iV S| 5tf
HoyJ.s
159$.
1 ( ‘ It .. )L' , * V
^ 'W lililr c ,
1695
* ^ 9$
„
' ^ :79S
In sp ectio n -b etter still,ac
tual d em onstration— will
instantly con vin ce you
thnt in an y Chrysler you
buy perform ance, q u al
ity, stylcand value w hich
you cannot equal in any
■oth er m ak ccostin gh n n dreds o f dollars m ore.
Si? P
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•‘Kl
Lee Ave,
A r r o w s I-'roni K n r r t's l
Parkside Motor Co.
l .a K e lintt*l
Repairs
Storage
Park al
Commercial
nr* #:
“Luckies A re PreferredO n The G olf Course/5
*
Says johnny Farrell, G olf Star
A t the Outlet
W illi
E aster
ju .t
iw u
u n u s u a l a p p ia tiin it v
a s p ii i ' Ii i ii u Iv
w eeks away
In
m ake
l o w . S a le* * . l : i r l -
Th e Ol T I.K T
th eir
I 'r id a v
E a s ie r
is o f f e r i n g
s e le c tio n -
m o rn in g
and
fro m
w ill
a
th e
wom en
bran d
ro w lin o e
new
u n til
of
S a n fo rd
s .m k
of
and
S e m in o le
m e rc h a n d is e
E a s ie r, (T u n e n n e!
at
(u tility ,s in
p ric e s
“ It s e e m s
m n -l
(T u n e a ll!
n il
fla v o r
Hals
In d ia n
C rep e
de
p rim s
C h in e
c ig c u c u e s,
n
i
ill
(ie o r-
and
Hal
a m i
a ro m a
a m i
ctfsv
lies M
n e r e r i n i t u i e t/i c t/ ir u t i . . *
D r e - s e s f e e E a s i e r in a ll l i g i i l
g e lle .
o th e r
t f i u i e r s u t n d th is f r o m t/u-n
Dresses
— hadex and
i > :v f n . ' t u l s i
th e u u / / a m r s e m u i a jj l>wh 1
lu
N ew
me t h a t ' n l l
in
Vf (2/ ’ .^t
■
crepes.
$8.75
I ’ v 'a o tiftil
new
IT i-le i
D resses
in
/ I'T' .4 1
w I n lc a n d a ll lig h t s h a d e s . A l l s iz e s .
<.n;nl
S u it a id e
Large
fu r
m o rn in g ,
al icriio iin ,
and s m a ll s h a p es. S m a ll,
s ize s
.
s p m i>
m ed iu m
and
and
e v e n in g .
la rg e
S
(.tru g c U c
q u a lity
and
fla t
C a n to n
: £ x\:
c re p t'.
de
crepe.
head
$ 1 2 .9 8
.
$ 1 .9 8
henvv
■
.
Crepe ilc ( hine. georgette and
prints. All new pastel shades lor
E a s l er.
to $5-98
M
$ 5 -9 5
Shoes
New shoes for spring and Easier wear. All sizes, l.ow.
Cuban and spike heel-. IHack patent, sal in-, while kid.
blondes. Selci I yours while slock is complete.
')
' v wh.'L Y
Crepe de Chine, Canton. Georgette
and Flat Crepe Silk dresses. All
sizes. White and pastel shades.
$ 1 4 .9 5
$ 2 .5 0 to $ 5 .9 8
Chic liltle sheet dresses for
* morning wear. Linens, voiles, English
prints, organdy and Indian Head.
<‘The Cream ot
the Tobacco U
for Lucky StrlO’ ^V*
Leaf Tobacco Hui*r
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 4 .9 8
“ T h e
s a le
o f
L U C K Y
ST*
C i g a r e t t e s h a* in c r c ^
f■
A A * phenom enal tlcgrc/-.
* *
THE
to b a y
buyer
th e
‘C re .-in
f o r th is U r a n d anJ
o y
No Throat Irritation
C1028, The American Tobacco Co., Inc.
OIM*. HOST OFFICE
K. FIRST ST.
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to b a cco
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i n s t r u c t io n s to to
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�THE SANFORD HEftALP. THURSDAY. MARCH 22.1928
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X
C.
J.
Sandy Anderson
Meriwether
National
Meisch
Dutton
Edward
KL. B. . McCrackei
Claude
Frawick
Hutchison
.f -
�Irishwomen Form
he lower
War time France according ^to the
nutitandlilg feature of the Cubs* I «urc fire pennant contender.
f regular Inficlders Inst year, whirl) |
the re, I.
* *j.yc t ig a tc r for on oil Mdes a e to
exhibition jennies.
The have the pitching, the h it- ' 'nay not be much o ' a recomnnfn-1
• seen houses with w e in;: but
ordinary
"T gave up a jjood m an “in A d - ;■ ting, one of the best catchers in dntlon. Jvnglish, however,
small
avails
intact,
l
i
e
i
-.
i/imioiv
anis, McCarthy said, hut I pot bn*ihn I, “ Qnbby" Hartnett, ntul coming nliing ns a shortatb]:) l il t 1: j
J
/ I ([*
PJ |
t
^
° |wrist ilf
a better one in Cuyier. There isn’t
inquiring manager who gets the in the'senson and penornlly in given I O l l L
V/f
O <1 <£ I I L l i n g , nmi i' v -is ‘ fiiTyv "uTT been reni.iveii.
and the woiul s*i!i| to |;eep ho !y and I
.1.
_| ,ll!1 *l,,a
f l l - l V r i l I anything a giA»t hall jitnye ■ can best there 7 s front the material n! ■ the edge in thiit positjnn tlow.
w ar.
ordinary
* LtM I I do that he lijs n ’t done f<ir us since, hand, but th eo o f the four in fic h h
MlnnTiVe. nnre with the (limits,
I ' h n I M i , -Mar.
stltl| mguther.
,
( wi t h
reporting, lie not only lm». W l m - ^ H t r n s - f i r e rTrTnmt water tight, and McMillan, once with the Van- f s j s t y , , . r i-ent o f the population "' j *. , ' ” * p a r t e d
w ’th | ^,
1
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form
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K T w
wonn
BELIEVES OUTFIT
Ml I H IIVIr
wmIBiff Chinese
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given much of his time ami* the lands |K*nnm vender, is one o f Ilia sfnging n great duel over A d a m s ',
'
'
_
benefit o f-h is experience to the ranking first Imsemnn in the leag- former position at serond h ase.j mnindci d! and without mod
young players. If Cuyier hasn’t be,, and may It figured to steady .McMillan lias held the call to date [ money ,s the picture drawn of tip
| strengthened the Cubs immeastire- Hie ither infielders not a little, hut tliose close to McCarthy he- i>ft lie',. ed districts i:i Shantung by
AVALON, C A T A L I N A IS L A N D , i ably, th.’ n I don't know what I am I’iint he couldn't step tho Cub in- Hove be regards Mntiuire as the an iiV ' -Ugatiu- of til - < hinn InCal., Mar. 2 *.— ( I N S ) — Reviewing talking about."
fic'dors from iticking them a w a y hotter prospect,
ternatn tin) !• amino Iteliof turnthe training season today^ ns his '
The 11)27 Cubs needed some 'last year, so. the natural cotu lu sHowever, there is no doubt, t nj nj dt uThe cinigttmtr- have moved
Chicago Cubs were maki ng ready strenghlcning, as they proved when inn is that Johnny Halier. I .os An- about th 1 facU th at tiu*'tnfie|d sit- ; 41 thAo-ami or si,'miles to the mo e
to break camp for the long trek. they Me wthelr league tend in mill- g ’ •; Klwood K n g li’ ti, (Jranville,; imtimi i- far from reassu ing. Ti m; c,.r l j‘j,. Tium-h’ ir.u appareiniy h«i
Fast,
nnd wound up. in fourth
place. -D.. f ’ iyde Heck ' Danilina, C n l..,.iv st «>f th f club
, .Mannjre:, , Joe
, M cC a ith
, . y -pro . Sept,
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.....................
aliMiutely set. ; ,,1|f vlinqW ished. thi-ir rtir-.tsa l
cceded to shake hands with himRad infielding and a none too c e r - ‘ F i id d y Mngniie, Won-ester, Mass., it has pi'ciiing strength second to id,,,.,. r,'i a I times, .
;
self on the trade that brought
tain outfield defense conjpletel.v N'orman Mt Millim. I.atta, S. C., non. Cliai ley Hoot. was. the league
T R 7 T ofTTiTTysnie has
>ok
and tram spirit having been the ’ before the Cutis can be rated a
Heel;, Ivngtisli, Vote
(C(J) were j bflck and so is A r t Nehf, v e te r a n ,' ton.
^
‘be—LnStJ,
?r’Loa*
Modes 01 I)t-essmg!„ri^ ;~,E
;
« nute'l
^
With Bolstered Outfield And
With Best Pitchers Among
Leaders Chicago Team Wifi
Offer Strong Competition
iMl,‘
Society T o Batter
Exodus 1 -
thnii tb,. otj,
f...
„
tm •«
,V:|-V *• 1 -H the I,*
ocrusi„rs, ^
,rni
! , ’T " ,al “ M *!
before the hou*o ttiuorrs. ni ' ««• i f J
* j* . . h
*
i)„|,jllf| 'j’t
l a d i c who
(|K.
a l ,. daily picked up wandering the\Mode.st
t
--t Dress
Dress and
ami Department
Department
must rcfm in fi
, / '
„|„ ul t iu,
f,.t- the e is laird y
League has been launched here.
,. . !|(,v ( „ „ „ . nl„| „|,s„|utely no* food.
A lr e a d y the League is u-ported u ics. loud laufi. •
\,-t j i- i ng to one invoitlgator t 'ore to have gained a thousand m em imblir nnd c m ,.,- ;i, tl
,lk. ^
„
.
f , ber.!, ami n e mi t s are said to he exclamations in
among wonim, i' v<v,« l ’-^f persons vvilliout n o
steadily coming in.
m g opposed t» Vw 'n-np,
in a tli ttfict o f ^tl siiialt village-,
The i u Ii-s framed by the League
’J'i.e situation i- tcm ely pul Uy !i
ip- ,|- *tri;iguuv «r.
in. "wl;' ' '. aiiotl^
c„l‘W
..... ,__ m l . ■
m- 1 j
l i i d r i h T fiilliiii' I itltllllgl-li ul’
lllU" * * *
•
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’ 4
! 'ays .it down that , v .1. t , , ,
inipf
\votn.v.!: n -u.u.j,;
m>’ ,Iislril'1 tbree-fmnilts |ing:
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. bo
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woman must went- a dress
-The organm-i-;
t!tl.
1:1
les- than fo u r inches I,e- ' claim to have y*
c i,'!"
knee. Dresses must not of the Pope for ....... „ ’ s '“ **
suggestively'-nr so loosely tiio promise of )|,. llV/linT*
to offend modesty. Un- j bless all women i,,
. l131
r no elm tm sta n ce s must dresses Isade.
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FO R EAST:
STARTING Friday, March 2& a n d ENDING S
■& £ '
/
e r s o n s
* ° ft
1 1,000
i HOUSE
DRESSES
Made of fine
quality Priutj
and Percale.
Organdy
trimmed. All
S iz e s
fi \
I
m
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V
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18 t o 52
•
MOST
II VNDERb'UL
Collection of
^ E W
Ftegnlnr
$1.B0 values.
DRESSES
■s-y
b*-v
While they Inst
1 99/
In Florida. A ll New Styles of Tomorrow on Stile Today.
Ensembles, Evening Dresses, One- and T w o-P iece Effects. Printed Chiffons,
Komaines, G eo rg e ttes , A l s o W hites in G e o rg e tte s and W asliahle Flat Crepes
”
T
S P R IN G
S IZ E S — From the Chic 16 to 52‘A Stouts
P r ic e d
»
$ 9-95
S 12 . 9S
-
$15
AND
Ija d le s ’ N e w
EASTER
Try to Duplicate Our Dresses al Our Prices — It Can’t Be Done!
40-IN. BARONET SATIN
36
to
46
Made by
Senlpnx Co.
N uf Sod.
Our regular
$1.00 value.
Out they go at
1hiring this salt* >11,1c‘an^l
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This popular mutcrial in white, pink, maize,
orchid. Yard ...............................................7 5 c
'
O f
co u rs e
H ose
to
u ill
ijo u
m a t eh
that
pair for $1.00. It you <lont|
need
E a s te r
D re s s .
N*o. -FIDO— IIONKV IlKIGK l’l'MP.
U width.
Mnde of
Genuine
Brondrloth
full cut. All
S iz e s
Craddock Terry (V. make
co-operating with I*crsoil
selected 7 styles fn' u.^ toj
lOvery shoe is ahsehitdynl
Easter Hose
DRESS GOOD SPECIALS
200 D0Z.
MEN’S
UNION
SUITS
E\\
Lizard trim. mctliiiM
h e e l.
36-IN. BUNGALOW CRETONNE
i
I
See our No. 9000 full fash
ioned-pure th re a d , silk, in
all the new colors at
Iii now spring patiurns. Many in large flower
ed designs. Yard .......................................
' . S o . 0560—LIGHT GUAY 1-STIIAP HIGH IIKFI. I’l ’MI’ c '
Pllil-...................... S1.50
No. 5310—LIGHT HONLV
1-hTKAP. Alodium hod. U 'v!dlD-
SURPRISE BARGAIN
IOvory day during this sale some item in'the
store will be displayed and sold at or below
cost. Watch for them. Will not be adver
tised. You must come and see.
Or our semi-fashioned Won
der hose in pointed heels,
ill colors, a t ....... ... $ 1 .0 0
No.
559B-T — BLACK •
M iATHEIt 1-STUAI* 1,LU:(,
.MKTAL TIIIM.
I lib'll ‘■
,°vereo
width.
TRADE AT NEAREST STORE
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* * '■*»»<tl«lt,r l«i think i>f the. ecu■-pun D e s ir e O l N o r t h e r n nomil1 nml social pnsiliilitios of an
■turf S o u th e r n h e t i n e r n I*or eptihuiie of forced fuuRrit”r.""
i indainintr
in in ir T
a r i f f A utonom
u t o n o m yy |;
Turnt
reared As cure
It IltSUll
In L nificatioil
Seyei:,l ogier prominent pliyrs*....
■‘ in'.’, in tlil.i city hnVc become
- - ( I N S ) — uiurmc’d at the impcmliiiR fnvo- of
’
[ir.Mitl. .Mur.
I, 'too rnuclj Imurhinif
in
(intioi of Hr. Morris Fbliliein,
j? o f the-journa l of t h e ^ n i y i - .
RlajHatTWr.'—
"
iitrr-id.v the num ber of RrinninR
V .
is appalling. I t would
Lt<rrit’lo spectacle if continuous
£t.fr (uuld become a new
£. fa
d"
j( the
rejoinder th a t l)r.
Lein Inn led a t Dr. J a m e s 1/
f|, who advocated the loud
^ and the Rently rolllnR ehuc-
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Sf]
it'ir n telegram full of bad news.'’
fhtcaKo physician remarked.
Or inncy tlio
*
“ r-.t
terrible |njvho|o-
Kirill r.>nH0i)5em‘e.i that would re-
,A
TIIE’!
upstairs wI lto she leaves
[Women T ell Their. wraps.
A fe\v" minutes later
Nerd More Exercise
Itrr'
Mini PuliteXfiirJrsm Found— r T r A f f B O X O n ’ I.E MAItl/lfci*.
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* *•% . ,]
she|
narnack, ufillaR e of .V.s pcapli-,
PlfEONIX, Ari/;., -V^ir.
e iii^ r dawn and looks in vain for
her T -c o rt, who Inis apparently claims that ifr children ui«-‘ the (IN S )—Air'.. Davis Va Iv^AhvW ld 'A
rorRiitteti ‘her existence. _
. I most polite in all Ki,eland.' T n e . ip h(. Il!<l yoam old, is on her
m a itip l *j |
“ An usher stops forward. ■■,.i|»ht-[ nmiiud <onti st to dcciife who are honeymoon today. She
t'A.MHitIDCE, Mass. Mur.
ly u n s te a d y mi
Ids feet, but Uio l» i m.nmeied ha.< ji|st heeii yesterday to Davy Vnlvcrde,
(IN' m llarvar-.. .non_ Slavs’ b e e ' iiuVi
nnt| ....................
litimiu ukitc. in lu.-ioi, >It.
...............,
1 - V.|V coiiilii. t .d by * Uni,ci t »* 7Shappy RriMim said b>-«
•*'
, " 1’ w,,l'd their opinion of
.cable cveiiuiR
v lothes, mid I ' I . - I o n of a fi.imci \ ill.it*.- "'f*' "»•“ pretty old. but th a t aha
.
mn"> yvars that without ceremonyr or introduction
e. I-mull H i r e pud who became wanted to Ret inniriod..Ha said Uwjr- *
l!
!u,t l‘Ur P'i>im: that the "tail :himi*-liei to the rerrivjim li; Cdwvv*fil-)s,V
iT^rmreC-iWiio*’. * ’.“•sM 'e-rr vM-er t hrn rts- for thirty
* *
ha. finally taken a d n i n t a e - ^ .
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be -said, that the m,i’i "
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who we it selvetcd by thftlr''jjfl
i*'tott i> 'ta r from .oiirteous,
jp, to n \e rsa ti« n turns, accord- -iVed away at Uie end.
lfe'loies as bciiiR worthy' of ’Jr/J
Indies vmi
and s i
It le pas t’ out. it Is hist olltit !1 ' Htte
- •" "N' “atures
‘I'M'’ (nines
\ lloston debutante, writing* Inc fn thU feminine liosi.ell of
Lent lenten."
the v.......
children ’l l
under the mini dr plume of “ la w - the llan'aid man, to liipior "the n u n nb k l<> be i nricd on the ini- -•
........ To
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.iH yy:trE ^r,,r Views About Sons
«»g O f J o h n Harvard
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■idt if a n tim b c .'of persons went ;
individual, and tl.nl . . . .
•' ’ .mm t : >:me to express all the , quent
la ughter « would provide*
complex ga m u t of liunian (’motions healtli-RiviiiR flexittR.
" i i b an nlidonieti stin iiiR cackle." 1 * "The laugh is confined almost
Opposition to D . Walsh lifts .e n tire ly to mail," Dr.. W alsh's hook
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mounted almost U
> alarm.
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not p.......
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Ti e iiiarni, however, i sounded I
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«hiclly by serious minded .p ir. on, while
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nr wjnit-havc-you. „
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- ,ftrYmrflrnat<r "*|Io?soriiiitius in'itieei-1 around the controversy
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o’r la ughter on all sides, re ta-rd
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.*eople are too serious,” one
crying mid cuughiiiR of tin- human
m IiooI of tlnniRhta a'Riics. “ If pen*
species. they point out. works the I'."* "I* the mood of the listener.
"llov. are you this nminiiiR Hill?" pie would yield to their desire lo
disiplu ,’fjjm fn the sam e m anner a ■
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a laiiRli. Dr. Walsh maintained in
Not very Rood. My lumhuRo is needed relaxation in a world to.*
Ids book th a t such woi'kiti;' of the
1 dlieiiiiR me, and I have r . t a bad 1 busily ciirurc.I . in weiRhty probdiapliraRiii would prove cffectiv
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ns a health measure.
awav with my daiiRhtcr last nielit. and power.
"IniiiRiiie some hyena with a
I hat’s too had. UawJ Haw!
"T h e modem era Is‘too hiRh tenemu(dex on health laURidiiR Riving
Maw! Tee l i c e ! " - sinn. It need a let-up once in a
you llie ha-ha when you w e ’e readOppuncnls of Dr. W.d-h and hi-
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D nERALD, TTItmSDAY. MARCH22. 1928 — "
while.''
flla I’anot," in the recent' l.ssue ;oite t o p , of ballroom eomeinn*
" f the Ita n a rd Advocate, Jtht>’ lit- .tioa that is vital to a Harvard
cinr.
nii.rillily of the colleRe,• niaill'’
• itt- tin- opinion. fhrtt she fitid
"Here," i r r l t c y MIm "l.owt.lhi
-eit ial of her loiujiani'on ilrVn I'abtii.”
one
i"- the del.iitante
tame- have mum t!i subject of lieet- in a il^ice: the type thel
*- man. '
He lliirvard
nrriva
m W i f Wemip's tlior.'URii*
"Tim new arrfvfll." writes Mi,-.1 ,r ,:,lt pltmtelhei ideasmitty
“ biwellu I’almt". of the Harvard T'Bht* in mi W r c d lh ly shott time
man at a party, “ enters to RO “ «»l ..-millv fiNshes by laduR .is-
armed eristit
.suie of his
rial ru nnikini! a wise choice the hCr
balance book."
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tlirmiRhout tile yen r are taken .
fooil. the i i nn i ' 10 w)ii,li they niio . onsidcr a t mti. The honor ‘iit
mash her bestplates and the ioitur
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are
bailed
by
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da. follotvintr c o n c l u s i o n o f
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t'.l -i i linin' lion <u* d Miiudal lius nrouaed Governor
• t'ltus of liteiiai! 'its, that III'* ni
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e .'a t. ’> c a s e in t h e tr ia l
H d lh. ' ' 'I
im biding tile ;'tiiiili more deeply than any other .
i in
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In. !i vie.un d in, "lent in hi long public cnrctfrf \
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\i ml yeio* Iv- ' lose fi ienii* : ay today.
.i.'li mi ut and a b s t r a c t i o n o f the indii an nt ini- ii tai i ed.
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<.inin i ‘ : l.i f u n d s belon ifin tt
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wholly deny that Sinclair eve.* hail
plan' I'M
1 .1 | |V.1 to 1... *.»* tJlk.
till ,i. .'luiiinu.i.
11 n>ii
i iltc S' ;;, 11■le ( ' o u u t y Hank
oil o' i r 11
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a: il lli.i f-.ltvc til (
Il l.i, ' g " 'lid III at a- Nyc the governor decided thnt
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'.'ie ii da li m i t ".a» returned ! • '
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t . lilltt i'f e \ ideJu
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Ma vlaml t'lu.i miiipaigu recori'i in the Departy i
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In their motion for a new trial t i l . n :
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Mvlu i oi both . uiiteiltiuii ItmT tile 'unit einnl t'
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stored.
They revealed that Sinclair
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He mlrii.tul'i *i
m.iiu on the jury because o f his alluul coutrihuted $ t,000 to tho NeW . t
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» Tl ■. i o ^tdi-nre has been fegisl i'ias and prejudice' against .lioiv that thu "p"i.it"t i
(n l, t'aunty Democratic Commit* |
il r • il \ to o||t bn.
W o tin a i R e lie v e d ! u
I I'o'lt illlll'd I'll I'll U' tr
•- • rl t, show that any of the the defendant In 'nippurc of liltiv. in I PIS. that lie gave $5,003 to ,1
• if;:- <1 to lut.e I eon einl"*/.-I . i.iim, tlie attorneys submitted
M.e Kvptibli'uu State Commltteo
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.(listnuMoil. IitiI pnss.'d I , |j,-t , ufful.n it .all of them elainim P'22, and that he contributed
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the New York County Dem
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| (. (A all : '• ’ll C I*. I . c.idii ail stati'im nt
i t at ic t ‘"tiiuiilleo in 132ti.
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ia.w that tin li. ti'iiilan.
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(iovrtnor Smith took Senator
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i in all wars. I
I., led tin • no n in t
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| i'.i»e»siut’ tli' ntone
'iiggii i as .sa.iing sometime I
Ny.' to task for stating that h«
i,■. n discussed
uv t !••• cnrher.z'tTl i.t the time r. IV the d ia l that "it he was
I.
;< pii.mtt • tit
uml-rstond Sinclair was a liberal
•a tlie recent '
tl
. ember.?lenient
al i a mg life
■v . vii un the iiti \ he w"»li' ‘'"t*
"iiitiihutor t” tl"’ governor'* 1920
f
Nation
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that iic.d been T'*'
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.Mill." 1 M|* (i•.lh > . \V»*ie I'li-i
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nt ate nun ts were recktcafly ,
i :il ease w;|s i ited t‘>'
• l ill* HI hvhntf oi
R a d " .« ' 1 ' 1 •11 • Ui)' 1 ica I. •
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ney Millard l* Siin*!t
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mtiate the |>|os< t ut mu'
Nyo.
p. ini ll.lll s'oci,. liter* m-;u lied, ill" 1
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that it was not neees-ary
The governor charged Nyc wRK
t iviicim! M'.iot • inovl'd upward I",
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• c. (lie ilcfi ndant lu tnali r \ i i \ n i *. Mai 21 1,N S) mnking fnlee statements in an cfpoint - l . m '.. I " I "i d high |o| .,
ioM '»t '
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1 riiclioii
11»••111 ' "del, tin* ntan fort t() |t‘iui tlto public of the United
iut it tiossrssi'iti of tli
time
for that "lock.
aV tig mat lull' i i
to believe that the governor
-i- -tint ho wtt/ b.tmty T**
. ill tl'l'l <1 "hide out" fur I'atThe M ien point in h u m e in rad
ii, :.viigu p
•t . 1••w 11g the' D»n R. wa* a "beneficiary of the oil (leanh the money in iiliestlOit
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f t l i n l . \ M » . Ml .. Mar. 2 1 ike u<
*, i , ♦ • 'allien, l*hl«S did." "Thi*. no doubt, is a Kepnb*
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il'l '! , I., was so sponsible fur it . l | . \ S ) A i'vjioh "ideiv >ovulated tlu< morning mcrca i d the \al
of
tinhi
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tin
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out
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1. ft*•| VI t oh milled. lienn counsel "f desperation to ctavi-oiintul.le
1In" ctore
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'lit. today that < upturn Walt* r
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I mg .sin. I, > -,n- .i.nop. Today's jump
thr
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Relict
wa
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l i t '. .I 10 . 1 Wil cape in some measure the pena'ty
••.I 'inlie/.il.ineiU.
Him h. Iilfe nod Hue Kl-.c MavKay
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1'ial l.'l) i* •
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i'eWitt (ira% reel sse.t t lo I'lid i uiui mu of Mu great north foil""ed an eighteen point rife m
• i 1 O') t laiol. «.ai 1> for the disgraceful record of tl'O
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tUUH I• a . "ii-i.leralion of th.'
radio \ • ti idu>
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• ' hl'd ass.'tant -. Itrpuldicun Party in conm*ctiAn
III' I t!
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„i .Maine lifter th u r tor
1t
•tlx 1 • in..tinal was I" Hi •on'•Rid'' ' m "the s t iv v l"Care inah
u Itli sciinduls." the governor wrote.
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'••'It • • ' »'»lock at which t um* plane had In i n vru . ki I oil White ,, . ,, , a. ' 0, in iio way tn tl* <
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lh«* . t '•as Cxi ectcd l" 1riult 1 Top Mountain 1 0 - •te-'"0nl d "hen ►I --ti Mam 1 i the steady a'lvnn , I ’ r o l V s s i o n a l
it. a,, lie!.lie 1 drug'll across the t -nil. The com* ,
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! imiuiries Vouur.h.mt tin- MountIt 4 ,
,.f i , vi • - a I ’! t o i l . a • landard o
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I ... \ .it loll R"U«I l lie plot.- ha-eleasnet* of your dcnia* '
Til. , •■ letlt'.i It.- . at <■ SlIrtlTk j lo ad l .il-v Region and in A..... K,.Bi. • lander hus aroused the in- J
-I toivl't s|... k Will'll tile lull t
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Snow
-took t 'outlti failed t" di'i I" <* aev
1'1't r. 1
. The |-1 ',*.»•( lit VI'll fit.
on,-, ii oi • Ia i ted on March
\ o’lel. had !"'•-•) slo.t digiudion w(tti which I make th ii j
oh"l
!• 1 1' bail i 1111oiliu " 1 I'll ' Irail1 of tliv liter »
nm.'l Mv toi's mis selling nrutoid
0 "Ini' 1lo yuul li " >1" protest against y u r outrugcont -j]
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the
• 1i.*»t 1 up- l jo 1 1. Mori) l u e point advanct
1*. It K. Stevens. Hi A. I The first i"p"ti
. 1(0 1. I'a 1 !v)eli bull. t'. i uiiduct."
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i:ul W. \V. I.i'wis, negm t it i ii 11im In 111K .m l .Mi-- MavKay in |. - il'.ui three "e«'kh has ad- |
In his letter tlie guvvmur said |
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. .0 1. loan', la..' Im .;
tiMMIS'sit'N
,
I tb" . '.lip'll
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I liiid ivcailvd A. i . I '*1 . hail made their w.i> t" a iat inh.iuse ■Ini sdov. I'UO.mm (i, the market
ul. 1 "as slump that Senator Robinson of Indiana ,
ii'.i'v
N.
•i I! K. Whittier Sr., telle* in Patten. A ioo
« uiinty on the mini of tin S17.4IHI.00U share of ............. n.iiat th.iist . "it"
U Ii* ,1 with tlo .•her ulsii hud made simitar statements. ,
Ml \ II Rl. • !I
■.i-lin i , I'cupei'lividy, ol til* northern edge of the Main forrc*t*. out tai" 1 at: General Motors Muik I.. t ' • pi "J*' t " d il ltd* '
II- told Senator Nyc thut he did not
Ii
ailing
iig.'in-t him
mil*
t.
I.III
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ri;
*iiluimi" »•
ilN'SI **I*h"i
propose that either he or Senator
National Rank.
lo.p.iri there l*y long distance and
U'( »*H?»
1 >l| ..oly elUe I" Ihv "lentil)
v«idl ibi.t mg latgel) lo till
that I in')'
Ut hitiKon "shall escape public hu'le v in s and Dr. Kpps w en ■uhsviiuvnt i-i'llivh ul the district
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1 tilt effort to Cdtthli-h tile •Ii-.il'iid I'atti-n rei v iled that tinndlitiitioii for the infamous insin
v\ lu»
L.li rl.llll' Mi'loiie). of \\ ill oigidiy
iifti l li""ii "• d -*1
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the I
uations you have made by your j
' a poker party at " h ie Ii j
flyi.r,
n-t in RaUen
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"in
pretense of disclaiming desire to
■ e o Lewis i> said to hav |
A ^
wart|(t|| , U|!,r au d that
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• 'p> d ut a Willoughby all-night
A. K lli»»sittvl. -I ••
d a $5(1 hill for Mr. luike.
cast reflection* upon me or statin?
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vM«.ck
r M. St Woe. R I Mb \ t u hi ' on test.'* Gene ‘
i it v. said to have been staged
i,., ..."iplug, i l.c) were vi'iy nor that your committee had no con- •
hamlet known n•« •■Patton ' twenty
l : 11 ||.Mi i \ H Mai '21 ilN *'
Mrs. |.. Went and M
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rn with tin'
tli" m
mailer.
a tte r .'
plants
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)>. .. and inTeil in a suspa on cent
five
miles
north
"t
Greenville
t M. Stowe will im
John "* •>' • I
f'""" i' "
•■pi. l'i or 17. H*27. The stnt«
The former governor also pointed
i II MM I >T<IU \ ,s . \ V 1 A'.VRD
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rile
ii
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Athletic
Colt."
,.f t ie Hi run.age to'*" 1 iii.uim r Mulotliy declared.
iind arrange the f«»ii.'>*>
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to show hy the » vi- .lunetiofi. Rut nil ni'iutry in all tin HOS'l't >N. Mar. 21
t l S S l -Hiout that u» n matter of fact ho .
I itu ,
Giv u'illv V,on’ Kine» cove.) was mma ade'
Nuclei, under pegiteutiury »cn- failed of election in 1920. - .
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that
tile
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'■ the promisi-uouH use of ?5b camps around..................
today that the ,
d e 'today
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t
few
Kogliull
spin
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kftei »•' n w .te d
h u il'r in g l
for In- part u. Mi- triangle «i*o'"l> I.
1■:> the defendant following tli*- Station half way up Mousehead - ,nll.rl(14 kinis gear «.„ on. of ll.e j . |u|, I'Mim. Within ti
t. t.ar- j t " d e l in nuiul
*ie" »'i)iiig
" rvwal a'D
1-11ug tu
laike failed to
aiiyimng
«" |ii(.)liifl(j
l(l „ ,la luJ),
U1|<( „t Ml submarine S -l | .o n e the growing "•
thill le.Hllled ... lb death
i" • l . r ^ J i n t;, win*
• failure.
bilge | the lit-laik. at
------ 1 >d while
Lieut .
hut tl*) eloped i
w e d heart Mi I.U" »*"U S m t."-. .. life svnteacu f o r.M e iiit's .mur' viomdy Mr. CuUum had le B- confirm the nlpnri. lehivione "fsen ivnuA
•m g of | rat m ieniiat
dvr. wns at I I U itv un turnl of $35.1 h:'. he had changed ?Mt hill* fires in |*a;ten and through l*»e j <*ru^ l„,u Newell f itch*nml hia.fivc | iudiuri)*. with tin
pretty di "
11"* "'ll
I,On pending un ap|»n1- D*r ' 0,"c"1st 'Oft
our "xithiotis for Mr. t-nkc MooM'licud talke legion were fair- J^.;•Hi*' coaU'aiiioiis weie enlomhno butli I'llll*i and flow ei
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jury
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W h t . . . * ex* | ' Haifa, lab- •
; htupn, n
raid. ,• fy.Kinl/M
t alls in the suhnirntihlo "ti the ocean he sliov. a m
""‘e the failure of tho hank )y swamped by teleplioln
AIKKN. s. c., Mur. 21 .— (IN’S) ',
Faison gu.ilv • f voum'-HJ
u 1,01)0,000 h ub
•kut on Sept. Cl, he had mint'* from al| parts of tiu- l-i-t.
fiopr. JU‘2 feet hr I"" the surface off hibp.
siaughti-r i . < night ul tin cmclu - Dan Pfnff. also of t'io c lu n d . who | A broken collar bonis suatalnod j
, . when ho wu» hurled from hla horso j
• is'iier's cluck for more
Htvivincetowii.. ,
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ion of h e -. "lid irud on «h a i . ■ l o t fled at Nadcl'* trwl'-"J. wh|ph ho oiiid woo- paid
Naval rxuiiiimus. who pointed,
' near the fini*h of tho Aiken d tp * :.
u( killing
womni
Hi •. ' ;
R o a d C o m m issio n e r
<......................
o s HIT DF.DAirjtel
•' "titlnued un ,7*agc •!) .
— —
. (out that tampering with this aafoty j P j ' j n K ’C O t W t l l C S H f l i s N a r r o w E s c a p e 1
- .
hunt Will keep Devereaax MUbum, |
I tria l resulted In u dlsuKreemc.l.
R e c e iv e s
A c t l l l l l t a ! gear I" unpuntomdilv in I'Ubmurine'; 1 1
W . . .
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Faison «>»ntoi"l.d Mrs. Snip." " H - '
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service, scoffed M a theory of
'v a n ia C lu b H o l d s
NS) -Rhoik
obe ri
rt
t’ondit,
young | nut
.,1 h f r t c i f uf'.ir he liad inforieWt i, l| NM
c viiuii,
— of* the saddle
,i,i for mure t h n a ^
RAt.TIMORK. Mar. 21- (IN S) suicTde. They declared that un
,'hchuYnl
engineer wrtr.*"
whrrfe P,.an,
plans f.or
n r rnnath
ft w w «aid todayihe fructUim',
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• Lul
. . . un.
iIxcr.
th u t he ^
was ‘Igutng -back
is W e e k l y M e e t in g '
in
the
torpedul
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lwx.
thut
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'rhchlical
engineer
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— James i i . Woods, aupcriidcndent! duuhtedly the men »*» «hr torpedu
ulc • cbunco of
U i M l u N . Mar. 21.- l i - v S J - - jlouk th e k i •
Nl.v,,t . Ills wife und ID " *lu lilt" '
. Imp
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of maintenance, of the S u t « Rond i room took u dcspcraU; -cliuaicu of
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woisc for Id* ailveniurv. A* the in the verdict enlmly, bill hi* " *1>'* ,p.,t ,c mainetl l ■ I t
Jt, O’Connor declared i «l.r *•
FDGi: IN rilOnb*<.Y;S Ull.l.
‘ whin his mount stumbled
rieieoptlcan Hlidcs.
cideut bad taken pliuo out .•( the mother id Ids f i w ' * dr‘ ’'' u l ‘ '
Five othcia involved »n t'"' -cuii'
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| , „ g i be Prince over hK head, lb - *igf:t of the slu-e att')s. the grea."as voted to hold next Wedh.'.s sluei.
WASHINGTON. Mac. *21. (IN S) , rider u n .u d u cornph ie ^ ‘| ' n,au. ‘ 0,t f i a in wen- f d t whan "Dfj:oJ". lv\u trials, burst rjn'.«' t ' ur,l,t * ' ....... nd were r T . i ig ' d'.'.ilP* twisted ankle he sutftr*«:
luncheon t tkc Women’s dal remuin to lw ’ t.i'd uiui oi"'
of-them
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fsUI. ti Sc.'ii'.n •- mounting u f tc r u polo gam e
. . a aoryeV to determine tin* inrM In the air. Whin h"
1 UlhOll * live‘ in order that the member*
th r day before.
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SEEK NEW TRIAL
ON 44 GROUNDS
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Of Talk In Albany ;
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,. II. S. DELEGATION: R1S0NOFFICIALS
REJECTS SOVIE! rVF;-CTREPRIEY"’.
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Reach High Peaks
Find Bodies
Authorities Doubt
.Report That Flyer
(Has Been Located
Riddled By Bullets
In (Tu!) Flower
John Faison (Jcjs
Year Sonloiieo For
Ivi Hill?v (*irl Friend
Investigators Find
Safety (JearOn Sub
Had Been Removed
Famous Polo Player
Suffers Hone Break
When His Jumpe r Slips On Takeoff !
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: l|Y DAVIS J . W A L ftft
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International New* Service
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Sports Editor
N E W YORK. Mar. X — F w . cnc
Training: Camp
Briefs
jroi 5 tm:WT»noth«T,— ^rrtm hly both,
the headline „ t ( of Ruth nm|
FO ItT MYRRH, Fin., Mnr. “0 . ( l N Sh«xIhft. hiew York G -ants-ipi
™< is *.,ol .g o in g ^ over v. itti t]ic Very much* .w o rrh w n v e r the cop.
•Pbbltc thc»a- d a y s r t h r t»nucd rdisence of Vk: Aldridge
^fitter, in fuct, were beginning to holibuit. pitcher, a s sonic of the
w onder r a th e r audibly, ns I was
g r a c in g the scene, Just what it
w a s all about ns It watched .th"
m ig h ty p a ir sw ing lust ly b l i t t j
alight effort. There' pfobnhly aro
few- visions less inspiring than
T A M PA , Fla., Mar. 20,— (IN S )
th a t of n home* ru n h itte r h itt ng
terrific drives too deep for the —^Although th e ir hittin g stre ngth
rem ains uncertain, the Brooklyn
c a tc h e r to handle.
T h a t, nnyhew, i s . what I left llobins m e n s stro n g as ever in
H e rm a n Hath nsnl H enry Louis pitching. -Clark, KHk.-tt nnd-Khrlinrdt had little difficulty in sub
duing the Phillies, tl to 1, at Wintorhuven ycuteid.y. Today the.
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| S T /rE T F .B S B U H G , Fla., Mar.
in's i n e p t i t - 12«V. - a I N S ) — As tin- Yankees met
nr. the fork the (Poston Brnvrn liere today,
M chnffty, dnine rum or \vliis|>cryd tha t several
lo t M imirh New York rookies are due to get
nils disposal, tho axe. Ben Chapman, iiifi.liler,
■sicnlly m b - and Hustry Cookie, outfielder, will
t. G eh-ig’s l.c Lent to- Carolina, and catcher
usual one Bill E ’suiuin:i will lie shipped to
come into H artford, Conti., it was stiid. Sam
• Byrd, Birniiiighnin outfielder, tipo verdict on ' pears to have mndo tho grade.
Hi c ither enre nnd both, th? illCflculty limy be r e g n r ih d ns n t u n jiorary one, Hcrnihn being subject
to fits ^ of physical tlcBpoiideiiCy
nnd Ixiuis being young c n n l r b t ‘»
rfe b y e r in due time. Jlut, a t that,
tho -geperul idea nmong American
Laaguo men is th n t both of them
enn’t mul w on't re pe a t t l u i r lun
a tic hittin g of the, 1OUT season.
T his '.i one cT th(- , m n t t i r s thnt
^Ivcs E rn e st S. B arnard caus.- to
h o p t f o r n c b j^ T rncc. Mr. Barnard
ia aoniiinlfig of n notice at hoping,
t i d i n g just entered into the spirit
Yf th e thing f< r the f i - t tir.'e tbv
year. But then, lie is living -ir " Went of" th e Aniericnn Lea go • f<'ithe-, first time tliis ye ir nnd i,atu
Wily the necessity of h r.'-ig in
publ'e find* him n J ii i f f in l.i-%
tim in g or munching.
A nother it-toon iju- lid as giving
the American League cause t'» ’ i • '
tho fu tu re with some oplimi-io
th e bel ef, c u r l 1til -nvoiig liv I
.managers, thn* the \ vik.i w .o'ftl't the pitehiiu; they k'lexv i- ! J7.
One of the eluiin* i . that Wi'
MotTi-’s sinker may i >.i ■ ! t *•
point w h i l e it \;'!I Mr I ■ up
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yut— term s of r n ; y f.-m l i n i ' c
w i t h -the average l-nt. 1 In \ - . > '
is not w ritten that hi- de b'- i .
‘d umbfound the I i t -i f i i- r- i
•of their iiatin:.| li-. • -.
T he-nhsence i -i I’rhati V ." '<
u good Spring p tcher, nnd hi >
Rii|ucnllal neglret to :.t*a n
dition also |M,iiit- to t> ho I • I p '
chhig effi ctivtiiesd or tin- Ni, i f.
ees, they ,uy. Thi i l.i to
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may not he h- rn«- , .,t i fu I. .
they said about the i,.n, who v..i
curried from llo. Inn. Bill i; o ■•
intiimlt- thnt tin- A merimu I
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is riih n I’m s i'e n tir I m a n i it • D
uny man win. c m hone hi. - ' i.
nerds is h rol] top ilia!;, A l.o\ ••
cigars and u kiy to the >i.n-g-.i.
CATALINA ISLAND, Cal.. .Mar.
•JO.— ( I N S l - W U l l bis Cubs back
on the bunie lr.iir.inK lot. McCarthy
t iduy w ent about the business nl
c o m cling v. ii kni'.iscs revealed in
tlui l i m i t txliibilion series on tin.mni'iln'id. His p ite b irg atnff cannin for much oT hn> u.idix idrd a tte n
tion toiliiy.
WICHITA FAI.I S, Tex . Mai
ill),— (IN S ) The Chicago
Whh •
•ox xxi'lctniicd the right ef ilii
pint e tfslny a f te r th e ir dL-astron
Ixvo-day s lr c tr h at Fort
W-ir.h,
xvhere Je.kie At/.'s Cuts xx;il|np..|
them twice in n roxv. 'I lie ( ai< \'. ■ i
aCMii y r s tn iln v by ih" tore ••t :
to 1. '
relative* before r e tu r n in g lb «,li;ir
honfe ia OrlibHo.
Mr; II. < . P a rk e r Was summon
ed on J u r y Mominy by Dcpuply
Sheriff, E. Fam ell.
D ennW Dougin**,' o f . Apopka,
who is contracting builder o f the
Carl Mother's home, was unable
to report for d u ty Monday, because
rff an uutnr Occident Sunday In
can ensuy u? um ppeu i n
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v „ r,.
which he and bis wife and little
30 holes, separated the doson l e a d - 1Mrs. Hopper of New t o r k .
ers in the hand.-picked f eld on 40
The weekly bridge c l u b .
M,n ,
n ju ? £ jjs lis s & - _ — •_____ *
a o lf tr s xxln-tecd —off today in ihw lM ondnrT ifrernoua--at Alva.ho*ne-»f|- z$(jj
3d Itile-^ef lheJ$Hf,000 M ia m i-tfin c . BctCinettt.
o f j ^ , . nn,j Mrs. George P a rk e r Sun
Bench-La GorVp Open T ournam ent. - Mr., u .ni| M-.-8. Hhiffmncner
!
4 U p o n top of ths heap, by virtue x i >w y o rk tlnd Palm Bench are day- v
o f n alngle-strokp. « a » tUmlnuilvc guests of-M-rv- and Mrs. Whchley
The following motored to the
flfffe T iifn sro i, FreUt’ Mcndc-w*. oVe r the week-end.
.st. Johns ri.-cr S a tu rd a y and spsnt
the day fishing nnd picnicking.
They reported n fine time nnd
plenty i f fish. Prof, nnd Mrs.
, ./ford, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Collicutt of Suburhnn Homes, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Mothers nnd Mr*. M. J.
follicutt.
at l ivid Friday for n fo u r weeks
Mr. nnd Mrs. S tanley Benjamin
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S ta n k o of and three a ttr a c tiv e children, and
Sin vine, will entertain him in th e ir Mr. and Mrs. C. S. M athers, were
home, during his sta y , nnd n Bi all day guekt* of Mr. anil Mrs. A.
llie school in the Slovak language II. Colliculi o f Suburban Homes,
will be conducted u nde r his t u t o r Sunday.
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ship. The preaching service at- the
Mis. George P o rk e r was tlie
Lutheran church will also be con u-nertt of Circle No. 1 -of the W.
ducted by KeV. Mnrchis ut ti-n M. U. of W in te r P a rk u t n s u r
o’clock on Sunda y -m o rn in g s.
prise birthday social compliment
M. Hindu nnd s iste r Miss Helen ing .Mrs. J. II. Jones a t h e r home
n tte rd e d the lecture on th e Mis on Victoria Ave. Tiles. P. M. A
of happy a fte rn o o n was reported,
souri Synod by Ucv
r s t 1 Several Oar-loads from here vis.Montgomery Ala., n
English Lutheran dll
h - itml the scene of the Sunday ntnrn•ig fire in Ovieilo, Sunday n fte rlur.do Friday evening.
ry
Twenty-five carload
••I
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brown were
shipped from the eele
O ' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
ig. .1. fo llic u tt Siinday ’
l h . ami
Mrs.
MeKie wore
b i gm Ms of Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s -Wcl»’*- Iman of W inter P ark T hursday
a i mill attended th e “ Vh.-lury Supr - per" u l —lh u Hooker .Memorial
•t>- Thiirsdny e v e n in g .. The evening
a I was .--pent in bridge ai the Wellt - .i.iiiii home.
Tunney’s Opponent
Causes Discussion
Among Fistic Fans
The cause of her sudden dentil xx ..
not learned.
ur. ‘JO.— ( I N S ) —
Mi. R. |„ ('.room and
fn m .r
a.i necn offered
SnUirday m orning f o r Bowl
privilege of f if t> jug (Jiecii. 1 hey have the sympi
pet reetipts for u thy of the entire com m unity
envyv-oight chain- their sad loss.
•j.g , §i,i-i nuniini r
Mi. uml Mrs. II. <k B a rk e r in
(
Mullen an- Mr. and Mrs. Clark M athers w n
bridge g u e sts of Mr. nnd Mrs. \
lhe offer. In- said B- (.'olllcutt W ednesday evening,
n I l.x friend in
i,ml
( *'f fu''d !in*l •'ll
.v in e to the « .l A: K'
Thursd..
I; i kliardV heavy .
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viiittir oi J ciir tiUlly I-akr. .
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jlit ini »t*i i from h ere
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i.-i xx oil i ir an
| , ]H. ivhcarsal of the Ox i
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do . »i *.i-- tr a lit tile home o f .M
•' "h ii'h • • '■ I'*' ( \y
l.axvton in Oviedo Tliui
'' ul , r ' v
day evening.
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file W inter Park Fire Pepin
■ 1 •* I *' ' V an id nxvakeiied most every <■
no- < »'*•• *•••
,ii .,iij; ihc W inter I’nrk • O v ix-j l 11- t.ircil at
,giix* .ix Sunday morning, eiirnit'
1 i. night, lu ng to a- i ni in i-xuni ui hin.r tiiv fi •
••I von Porai. ih i 1 1 • t * lo I t i d . They nirive-,
Kobe! in ik'ob.-iti, t ii lute hoxv.-ver to saxc the huiltlng. xvhich. xxith all tho loiitent-i
I tin.i if r.imu-x >'.n. bariu-d to the ground.
(,
-|i ,.|ii, Ifin- ( 'oleinan home iiox.- <>,viv.mI
I,.,’ -he xyi'o n i l *'X
H Whc.ilry and Ft l.i.iI, Ml
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i' mim leu.-Hin xx ill he ,>ct >i|ue.l xihi ».un, , |.
• - ' f-r W .'W-' llaw km*. •
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Y. Plans Program
At Paola Tonight
A Y. M. C. A. com m unity night
e n te rta in m e n t xvill he r.tagxd this
evening a t liic P.iola nelmol, a c
cording to an iinti'iumcmeiit lids
antiniug b.v C. D. Wolfe, enunty
apex visor, under xvhose oiiecli.ui
he program xvill be given.
The enter:ninm ent ia seliexlulxu!
•• begin nt 7 :!lil u'elw k. L xvill
,.n d - | iT s t u n t s 'Uig-xl by the
',,y -. ii'inlings. ii'oxoi r pictures, n
ia!l. hv .Mr. \V<-Ift toil i 'm a v is
• ii.ai'iitr. A cordial invitation to
< m l Jackson of Orlando i . ' 11111I Sunday nfternooii
.1 .1 a
xx eli's burine.s . visit !: N. tl. Chi
ptinu and lie mid Mn
J.uksnn
,xill n|iixml -Mgqi-tJkl .Uye- 0,-*« -with
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sim ila r t.. thlist- 8eat wl
nlhllonh, mid that t W
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»’r lnflu"nclnK hnprt|
n iv n -,. According , 0
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rt'cilvc —gine .#lj
knowing it—Pn infiniu Bl
nulinUonn of all Mrt| ?
.isithrrcIl^TT^dj h„ j ,
niiMlihrjr; nut- intriligifi
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Calls H u m a n s Undiu S eta
'f "- • ' ; ami ia .
xvny h S J ^ 'ju U v U y i^ ffl
...rTninvi.lun!, but on .
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T h a t radio-telegraphy nnd men- tlio- fimu time. I ,hr,*^
tnl te le p a th y seonis to be identical t h a t tho g n at wars al*i]
processes, is th e declaration of largo- atim<|Ms."
Abbe Morenux, one o f the g r e a te s t
Human
Catholic 's c i e n t i s t s
'in
.NCWBpnpei min tf C.
France. “ .ScienUats,” he said r c - ary formin'.- a pm*
rontly, “ think today t h a t th e va vnd will build a tlub
rious wnvaa••in the .atinoaphere government gmund.
GOOD-LOOKING PAJAM AS
Strijicd madras is used for this mod
el, 4)4 yards Jo inches wide being
required. Tlic coat lias an undcrfacmg to finisli its neck and front edges,
while applied cutis trim the long oiicpicre sleeves. A draw-string is in
verted through the hem at the upper
iilgc of the trousers.
P r ev e n t F hi-—
Check A ll Colds
The Modern Way
I'nmilivs In Sanford I rgecl
To He Careful
While grip and influenza a r e K*>
prevalent leenl people a re urged to
use this m odem wny of checking
little colds heforo they become big:
Have n jur of Vicks VojMiRub on
hnu-1 ready for ins.tunt use at tlie
fir-1 :iign of every cold. When rubbri on ili v a t and ilu-st, or snuffed
up the none Vicks rclenu-s its itigtcilients ir. tho form of mcilicnted
»apora xxliicli a re breathed in di
rect to the infected purls.
In mldiiion* Virhs m t s like i
poiihice and ihu- lu-lps tin- x-npors
inhaled to bleak no the congcsti'ii..
To pi event cob's lowering C-;
• iiality a n ! t'm s paving the
for fin and pneuntenin, they shnuld
'In tre n trd direct and ins’a.it!
a. vi i would tin infected f:ngc
HOPKINS & KISKK COMPANY
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Every day is a pfood
to provide the means i
use part of it to build y
account in this institui
The More You
Add The More You Have,
Cordial I
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to the Scnutoi:.' ItM, vie <-rv «-x.-i
the Buffalo Inlc rnati'-unls >*- -• i •
day, its they punulied in lixr run .
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There are other common
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blaze in vour car nr gar
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to insure your car against
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Acquittal Asked By
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Jpn declared Hint Imth Mr. t a k u nnd , tninspctioiv
I> 1
Key had ' nrepes to tho vault and , M p wllofei te stifie d t th a t - t i l l s 1 I V J
re ite ra ted thnt th e r e w ere no $50 last tra nsa c tion took place about ( / " I /%
and SltMi Itillx mi Friday afternoon $:>1Q o'clock F rid a y -n ig h t: A ugust
C b u t . t h a t th e re was St.JIOn in $50 5 . He raid th a t he had counted th e p n u
W A f>
I) i V C
bills on Monday following the bank iiioney that had passed hack and *
I t -x. I O
failure.
f i l t h between the parties on five
fo r In $50 bills.
a view to poftible action by lie
(Continued from P age I)
The prosecution Introduced Sher occasions.
and conciliation, and his moment I
The f irst w itness this morning
mrfhy*’
i »My ye y clefinrte opinion
Questioned fu rth e r, lie said .that bnssndnr fjerard, in Berlin, for a
of trium ph came on Aug. I I—ju st 1 " f t e w r e thim hair way th
w as Lewis, who testified t h a t Mr. man Druwdy, sta te bank exam iner,
On duly .’10. the A m erican Vico said, “ is th n t there i* n #
t a k e gave a $50 Mil fo r a sim ilar to c -rro b o rn tc the testim ony of M r . ! on fo u r occasion* w ithin several German* American tre a ty as late as Unit nil Itundy had
telegraphed slightest chtinee of any result if iih tlie first popples took bloom in Belgium- -m*. which dalt t °
amount in poker chips and that In* Philips. Mr. Druwdy testified th n t | weeks a f t e r the bank’s failure be. duly IS. 1021 five days before from Kingston .Inmnlcu: “Jam nic
rci the. foil,, wing cm
fr
our good offices lie offered at any Flanders Fields.
turned th e hil! over to I)r. Stevens In took c h a r g e of the bank nhottt had cashed e ith e r $50 o r $100 bills tlie .Xusfi'ian declaration of w ar on
'•Eighteen tr e a tie s ratified i t s - '! huswOtpr Gerard: -j«„rlv , m‘
forts
manned;
re
g
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n
ts
hurried
,
6 n tin rn tn l 'capita".. This rem it I*
by request. He snid he was a stew - 1:!I0 o’clock on S aturduy, A tigust It. f i r Mr. Lake and recalled th n t In Serbia.
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to Kingston today." A inessng. j confirmed by t h e ' Judgment of the terelay,” he explained in u cable no h o p e for pence ’’
nrd at the Elks Club, w here lie snid When he entered th e '.on*- he snid one instance lie had mnde out a
Europe began her tnnd thrice of from lira ml IViii^Lwk, m u i i s l w ^ o * n?iir'fi*T;7 wrign Att'Hrc. Wr may -------the p a r ty took place, hut he did not he found the Mr. I.hke, M. B.. era shier’* dwelt for the banker' fo r >
||4 r powder ^xjrnri
n rrtT jp .fu n e
- gric
i x -d - ^ n i A ug.
u g -IT— P jT a v e n chance nftei the war lias
lri*od--^hrA
know on w hat d ate, no r could lie H utton. Truiiimr-Mfludy. head book- $*J2t ’J ! ^ l i 0fIieli w a s patd-fcir tn['R'blx*unT,''%[urn.nhc _A x^ruui
-----rrvArrhdukii cun Informed in s tr ic te s t confidence
reached n b re a th in g spell.
gbre a n y W hl‘:l»»-VO»t(lrr’tlffl5
ifhtf't^vertil-srtflifer employ- itr e ither $50 o r $100 bills.
Ffnneis' Ferdinand wax’ a ssinated
th a t the King of England in p e r
The m o st d n m n ir ft mesnge t"
. reference.Jo, the.^jfnilure of th e ■ecu. Ho te n t’fied th a t he noticed
Mr. Palm er sought by cross ex by pan-Slav fanatics u t Sarajevo,
bank.
the b ank’s books w ere on th e coun- niirnntlort to discredit the w itness's Bosnia. Not until 5 P. M. on Ju ly sona! corsage to the King of the Hie central powers is one fiom
Belgians, not y e t n.aclo public, hns I n c r u n l to Bryan in Fob.. 1011, glVr
Dr. E pps testified th a t a p a r ty tors and tha t he placed t h e s e i n the testim ony n s -re la tin g to the do- 01 did II ynn telegraph the princi
Put Up By H. II. BILLS,
was given at his home several days vaults, locking the door and placing nominations <>f the hills in question. pal American Embassies in Europe given formal a su nnees of sup- j jrtg th e A m erican A m bassador’s '
102 Sanford Avenue, (.'itv.
p
o
rt
in
c-.c'tu
of
lire
m
an
invasion.’’
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ns
to
w
hy
Gciinnny
was
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a dm itted th a t ty* for dally reports on the developa f t e r Sept. 12 ant! t h a t Dr. Stevens a seal on th e door w ith the bnnk The w 'tn e ss
was present ns a g u e st and the exam iner's name on it.
could not sny for certain f lin ti nU>n, ^ in ,)». "m ilitary, political, ' N o a tte m p t w as m ade by Die j lu a ta n l to, e n te r negotiations for ’l"
Americnn Scale De|>nrtmcnt to I nrldlkatinn t r e a ty ; This Was month*
t a w is as ca te re r. Dr. Stevens plac
(In the following Monday m o r n - ! there were any . $100 bibs in Die 1(ruj finnni'inl situation.”
ed the time of the E p p 's p a r ty as ittg. Mr. Drsuvdy t e s t ’fied th n t he i package of $ 5,700 givchi "Mr. •Lata
•Tlegrct telegram from pnrlin- keep tin' vti.-iou* diplomatic a g e n ts ] liefote. w a r was dreamed of on tins
either Sept. 15 or Ifi anti the pok found the seal unbroken nnd th a t hi' and Mr. Key, but th a t fie did re- ,m n | t,r v group arrived a f te r w a r abroad informed of development- side of the Atlantic.
V-.i/”wnH BivniiV response*t„ iu ....... r l v * ’ *h *r thnn th e ir «wn. I "Kind public opinion lie.re against ,
e r p a r ty e ith e r on Sept. 10 or 17. and Mr. Philips checked th e ensh I ntemlier there* were $C« hills. He
Mr. Colhim wok rrcallrH to to.n ......
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currency. He verified the fig -! ncrminteel for his n n c c rtn ’n ty -by , V
r 4k(,ivii
a |)h.,l plea
from the Belgian
Biycin askwl 1 age e.n J u ly 2 S. ] tr e a ty , t.ernr.l snid.
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f r - , would l»c to tliniw a\vn> tni* nuvmi
tlfy th n t d u rin g the course of u te s gdveci by Mr. Philips, showing I explaining thnt $50 and $100 bill*
,'f
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i<‘ceiving
Her
G erm nny hun as tht* tvsuU
:
were done
tip together in bundles Ul||ll|1( „n Al)tr.
' ---------------------------'in c u rre n c y of- th' e eh'
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HP
*fl1P vogo ru u * ! , k k s
‘o Wilson, if th et*iv
n I
cleornnce
negotiations
between t 'hnt $- 1,500
F i r s t N ational officers and Mr. nomimition of $50 were found in of $500 nnd that no o th e r d.-r.mm X m i riean ri p ^ ’-ccitutions in behalf
t a k e and Mr. Key on F riday, A u the money chest. Mr. Drnwely'n illations were1 handled in n like of pence,
gu st 5 , 1027, th n t he hud actually re p o rt fo r this transaction was manner.
“This is the third day I have
seen Mr. I.nkn' in possession of u subm itted and placed in evidence.
Pressrel f u rth e r by Mr. I'nlmet;. asked an a n sw e r to this nurstio n ,” i
certain $ 5 ,700, which hud figured
U nde r
eross-examination, the Mr. Collnm sniel he could not ident H erald cabled preeniptoi
from 1
prom inently In the transaction*, w itness testified th a t Mr. Lake, ify the hill* by niimbi'rs nnd he Berlin at noon Aug. 2 :, tw e n ty - j
and which w u snid to have Inelud* Mr> n vltton nnd Mr. Mundy were e-ould not tel! by any mark that tlie four lion a ft i*r H e rn ia ry bad derd t ho sum nf
in $.r>(i nnd
onty^iernonn in the hank when lulls which Mr. Lake presenteil a f eliired w ar im Itlissiu. B 1 I ad
it
$100 bills.
he took charge whose names lie te r the bank closed were the same soujht permission to take ovei
By recalling. Mr. W hitner. the e<iulrl recall. He said he did not ones which had figured in tIn- the Uernidn Embn*s.\ properties in
sta te sought to establish tha t
Mr. rem em ber seeing A. R. Key, cashier, now fnmnu* $ 5,700 tra nsa c tion i n U.e countries already in the v n f .
t a k e had n o t secured n loan a t the r„ ,r p (.ti r Sclniat, a teller. He snid the day before tlie Seminole f alt*
“ Ii looks as if Europe were in th,
F i r s t N ational Bank on Sept.
L|. th a t both the vniili and the numey «rs.
lilt, ti of blind forces." SI- E dw ard
1027 ns defense had intim ated
tin* r jl r „l were locked when he reB. F. W hitner,
i ush e r of the Hrcy. Bi itisl. foreign-m inister told
nig h t liefore d u rin g its cross
ex- t urn***«l to the bnnk Monday morn- F irst National, was called to cor- Ambassador Page on Ju ly III —
am inntion of Mr. fo liu m . The do* j„jj
robrrflte the testimony of Mr. f j d - five days before tin* British de c la r
fenae
liiteriK.se,L an
objection
Wi,j( |h(, Kl.<7Un(lvvork „ f ■ i l n \ lum. He said Hint nil the elet,ranee ation of w ar on Hcrmntiy.
and the co u rt sustained the oh- t.nju.
u.e afternoon session, "•■gotiatl,ms had taken place in
On tin* same day. a message
J action upon the grounds that it ,
t(
, , ni ht
i,ltl> Uu. the president s o r f . e e with In.nsel I.
wn* negative testimony and evl^
,lf „ u. t ,.slinlliny ,.y („b u r s te r
Mr. Lake. Mr. Kev
dence th a t comes within the prov- I enduring
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ince of the defense to produce.
WJutner Sr., head teller and cash- ;
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Prevented from introducing th h ier, respecftvelv. of the First Nat- j '»«>* n* exjilnibe. by Mr. f ,dlum
teatiniony, the s ta te rested. Cross- iiitial Bank. Mr. fo liu m took the
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examination of Mr. fo liu m was de stand as the first witness a f t e r t 'l* 1. ‘to* l,n" k wi" ' , l " ’
Turn lo Ihe Classified I’uge of tile 11era id and find the
Primitive co nd it io n s p ro d u c e d h um an
layed until the afternoon session ctJUrt
ut S;()i. o'clock, th e 'r possession.
;uls front which the lines listed below were*token. Bring
x i d v c y Electricity? l i a s e m a n c i p a t e a
to enatdc Mr. P a lm e r to review th
Pressed
by Mr.
He recited a story of tra n sa c t mis . >
icsse,. oy
.o.
P a l m e , t Inl ab o r t »o m h u m a n slavery.
testim ony of the night before.
your answer to the Herald . . . . ten nearest correct and
betw een the First National Bank. ,*®»»Ker snid he could not sav which
T he s ta te began the presentation
. . .
, ...
.... ............ on,* actually picked up tin.* money
T
h a t wh i c h f r ees m e n ’s lives ol toil freF-»
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a nd Luke and Key representing
neatest answers will win :t ticket.
of its case shortly a f t e r .1:20 ,.
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,, , . and carried it aw ay, but that be
t h e m for a R r e a t e r a n d f i ne r develop
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the
Kemitiole
( itin ty
Bunk,
oclock yc*terdav afternoon, jduem e nt.
th n t fairly ulcctrified th e e m u l did know tha t tin* two of them
ing on the stand us the first yvitwent away with it. The ileferi*.* e n
U K HAVE MOVED at *' • to
room spectator*.
El e c t r i c i t y h a s g r e a t l y a l t e r e d t h e f ar m
ncsii, E, L. Burdick, de puty clerk
deavored to get the w lues* t>* -ijv
b o y ' s e n v i r o n m e n t It h a s f u r n i s h e d
-tm- ’•
T
he
testimony
of
Mr.
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liu
m
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of the circuit court, who identified
th a t Mr. Key took it but the w it-,
m a r v e l o u s a n d tasci nat i np, a p p l i a n c e s
“cimdition For ji real l.-iy - n "
a c h a r te r from the s ta te of Florida a p p a re n tly was as mu, Ii a bomb ness dem urred.
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I h a t s t i m u l a t e h i s i m a g i n a t i o n and
shell
to
the
defense
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s
a>
it
m a k e t h e f a r m a p l a c e of wo n d e r s .
nnd u c e rtificate from the com p
"Voting man to d*. hoit-e to
"Well -!ben. wouldn’t Mr Key -is
tro lle r a u th o riz in g the Seminole was to the audience. Mr. Pnlinei the enshier, la* the one nn-*l likely
Ionise"
El e c t r i c i t y is s o l vi ng
interposed several objections t** tin* lo handle the m oney?" insisted
County Bank to do huslne**.
farm problems
*
"Blond tin ui.i*. M u l e , |i,it e
line of questioning and to tin* Mr. Palmer.
The two documents were pbux*d
* • m anner of answ ering, and inter-,
I e,
"Not neces-arily," replied IlnUse Electricity
in evidence w ithout objection from
rupted the witness on ollici *s ".'■ale by ovvnei I-1-,‘i - •-i i.i) -1,- *>i 11
w 'tness.
defense counsel, except that Mr.
Y ntn Cheapest Servant
rasions, To one of his objection*. |
W AV. Lewis, negro , at, n*r, was
P a lm e r noted that the particular
S ta te ’s A ttorney Millard B Smith
next enlled in an e f f " it lo traee the
c h a r te r was not the one under
retorted:
” , j disposition of -mile of the $5(1
B o l d e n o p p u i t u n i t i c s t i w a i l u r n e a c h d a \ in lit,*
which the bnnk ways doing business
"If you w';; Itave tin* w itn e - * ’ bills, yvbicli NIi Lake - a*. used of
at the time of its close, declaring
and e x taking away from the bunk mi the
th n t a new one bad been issued to alone, he’ll tell .be
lnmnnnTiinnnTTTnnniiT
the institution several years ago. plain the who' llimg II* on wit* day of it
\\ ,tl. II. o'.
fa do ri
The sta te m u m m e d the iniieot- iw-s and I -imuld hn\ tin right ject ion l>v Mi
F il IIIII, III • | 0 «'V NR,' f
nnce of thi* fact, an mam,dug th a t
examine him In t
w as - 1 ut ri um I lu f •m , Ii le t ie
In testifying Mr. < "Hum spoke •pte.-'l ion u ;t ll, 11 a '.ill V **r He
its only purpose iii tin* testimony
was to establish the location end with -uch iiipi*' i> that In bad t*d*l w il in*—' !*•* um •ti
a a r c in
m l
lift* re the spectators,
the kind of Inis:ness engaged in l>> In* s|or>
Lew is ft- %til *-d ill. n ;*i v • . i tail* s
had
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The prose,*uiinn's second withe** dlselosiile. I ’nut lohcd by lie court wa - a •!..•il il»\ l h 1! -I Si o x 'll- * y *•
wn* Raymond f . Philip*, head to speak itiore -lowly, I .- ti-iounlcd change a s 5 n toll for Mi l.al i*.
teller nf tlie Femmole t ’liuniy bis t.stiniiiiiy m au-w ei 1■ ipn—t- vil.i* wa- said to ' .*c. Ii.nl su.wtil
in $5 ll lolls with h in
l b* w ilne *Bank, who tcstifie.l that he had ions propoundriJ io. Mi .*-milb
, in F r <lnv, August ■>. Mi , " llu m -an! I ' i Ftnv< n a-ko I him i** ' '
for the past several Veals kept a.
\ x, i , « \ (• n i i i r , t
• l»•* |i t **!«!•■
la'lxvenn 111,,, 4tin- dm t.o I hove lb. loll U I.I I IlM III41 ill* I i H t * ‘ * i H , I’l l l l K l r l M i l > *
count of the ru iic n c y in tin* bank. tl st it led 1h i l t ' Iclil M il
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total nnmutit of tuonev in the vault o’lliici., itn- I uni* oi .limn ilv '■* 1**i
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III lit**
llirtM Ik ll
c.n the days of Augu-t :t, I and 5 , - ii.li 11aiism I nil's. and l;*»t Itlg lint ll tin- willies- In..mi. c i n - \ and IK l i * 11 %*•
li»m i*-li.
liu rlilii* '
DI27, T | u*m * were placed 'lilo ,*v: Dial night ah*'.it * -.0 >.'i lock lie Inin (an, to toslifv. lb said In i:t i rn u n f1*'u
Ii I - r » n i l » l n m l
ti »i v
i .i i i t r i i
donee by tin* prosecution, yvilli <*l>- said tin* amount of F usl National emild e--l tell wIn -1 lu-r.-tl w i- hu i i -ii i i u i c i
i m m r t ' % * »*ur r r t » | i m n l
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Mr l.-ih
jeclion* offered by tin* defense, tlm t lie. ks against lb. Scat mile to f--n
!>•-*» 1*14- f ( i n I %%*’ **1*1111 iMt i l ( I m * i *r **I• courts overruunirig l Hi* objections talled st'tji.51 l> I and thill I ti»- pin.i io nftei In- n-tm in-l ami that li n t s h % l l u ? i»i*%%
l i l l i l » * III***
Seminole's checks against III)' I' ll'-t be ilidn t n-ciill wln-Hn-i.il w n- t h, •.lilt 11 i|t-%
%%t i l l I n i i ii **•*» u nt il **(*
By Mr. Philips' t set I ninny t lie
«ni i n I I m I i -i I ni'**** * t i l i n * n i**nirf»I •*
m IH i
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s ta te established that on Friday, Nut ion a I amounted to a I.out Sh.niin. day of the failure, i lit- follow me l i l t ’ ||D**( lltli*rt*%i( «*l l l t t ’
Attem pting t" d e n . at itn- u-u.il week of some lion- Intel I'll,* -tat - — I ii t i n - m i l l ( l u l l %%*• * i i i i l ( l i n n * t**i
August 5 , the ilny before the b a nk’s
i "Hum siinl Mi Lake sought to nstaldi It lie the wit in*** n i n i l i i l > . l r i i l l m t **f i m -Ii U*% i h m i i I u**
failure, the total amount of money linn*. Mi
i* r* »t Mf ii tl rii 1 i»** I 1* • • •n i* l*%I i*n I
%'(<(•
in the vault nt tlie close of business ami Mr. K iy. i c p i e s . n i . tig the that (la- poker p a tty ivn the next li inr mn iii ir e n* i* i liii im’ l N iiiliifri ' , i n t l i i r i i l »(*’ %• I •»i*
was $ 17 ,n2M,'J4. Questioned as to Seminole, mail k n o w n t ( l e t r i l l * 1 n i g h t a f t e r a p a r t y a l t h e h o m e o l
I IIMitlU
1 li lt Hi’ «’« M I * l l l r T n t l ( M I *
**t
la e n t i l e S d '.t.lM llt 111 | - ; p p r , ”
t a i l llu *
n i^ r u w a s il»rMi*i- | n » | i i i r I n
nr*-t
the denomination of the c urrency, ability lo cleat
1 it it 11iatait I lu It *»l _U«*44 iiU $’***«♦
the witness fe stif’ed from the vault l-y vault. He - a d licit in paid over vague and inicorlai;i uaJiufiUusi . i d l . i * n t |*ri»i« r u m ii*** n i n fii«('il i* n i l*%
i.i it..- s , ■
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—slip* th a t no bills of (hr demon*
mm* l lum $ 5 ,700, of and iiiyxelf yc-terdnv afternoon I* I I I t i ll m H I m i i i I It ll il 11 I n f il l I 111%tt
dilation nf $50 and $100 were con -liglnly
1I n n t
M m * i»u|» n»% «*i iM *nl
*»f o u r
im tilii*
tained in the currency. The witness which $ 5,500 xvas i i i $-r*tl and si nil that tills |i.<kei party took pllne
s e t .......I x t s t r i n i i i h I * % n l l f i l i l r •%»»|i ( i m M
lull*.
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party
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said he placed the currency in a
i n r m i r ln*»l 11 n I !i»n% n l t i l m l i r r I *-n r ■«L ater in tin aftcfMomi la- te s ti Epps
inquired Mr Smith
chest and the oth e r motley in a
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fied
tiiai
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rcI i | i * i | i i n l i \ | i r n % l % i l n i i l o r i h i ’ |ir*»"N
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It,rnsli d ra w e r in the vault la*tw,*,*n
l i l ' l t l M I III I III* Im ' h I i I i n l .till- I l l l n IIS
tunii-it
to
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with
a
negro.
;i and 4 o'clock F rid a y afternoon.
o l n ll r * l t l f t ’ t
proposition to d e a l by o ffe r ng
The witness was disiai-M'il end
U l l ’(Iill II t i l ii m l n l m i i i i i n l i l l o i f H I.
On S a tu rd a y im ‘ruing, the day the $ 5 ,70(1 given them by Mr, ('..I
ii i t
m u l i n ll ll 1**1 |*ii I l i t %i*% f l u tiithi, Ii
Dr Stevens wa- sautmmii-d Afte.t i -Mil
l i t ’ r u h ' K i * i»l I I m - i i i i i f i t M u r r i n
the institution failed to open i*o lum, ait-led f.i SDt.Ulin in foreign
,|,.|;,v ,,f 20 inmilles. tile ilocl**? ltii*,si- r i i x t ' s «« | n * m I hi- |i i 'i i| il « - flit*
business, t tv tellel -noi l...... pen. *1
. lie. ks a n -1 ilrs lt- of s F'-.niin and $ • tailed lo put
n In- appeal an.-e i m i u i% i ' i i m i i i | i | i n r i n n 11 % li% r»‘f**rm i ili iin m r i i t r i ' M i l l i i ' i r n lllliv u ii'% %
the vault -Imrllx nftei H oVbn-l. noir . n tin Mlaiitn Ntil imiel It.-lik nll,j Hu- court took a tee,---,
i n ji %n i n i ’ i i i l i l l I I n t i n I I m i n i l ’ll , i i t h i l i '
and l.r* upht mil the nnmey and
—
—
of I a l.soiivifit* mill tile t iia-e Nat
| (h lotle m iiii I loom wa- pat ked. M i l ' l l ' I ll %t'*% 111 ll<%( III’ h i - III 11** 1**11 11%
placed it in I tie cage a- w :*- lu| | | | % % I | | | | - I h r * h I I I I i * i n 111 n *4 i Mi r n t n •
e m it Bank of New 1 "ik t ity I lie-e with - la n d in g loom Init-liy aveil- | i i t r i % o t i i i l l l i ( l u l l I n li-il f o r l o r r i l
CU-toin l.lilei. the w llne-- t<—Ii
I* ill I,-no Ml , '*,1 In,,x pointi-d out aide. Mtmv vvouteii w*-ie n the | i i i i | m i %4 % 1% %r r% u i i u i l h I n f I n % | l i n e r ,
fied, be was n fo io ii.f Hint the
i n % i i i n r I ' o i n i I !*■% ii i i i i M n m l % i o 7*1*
wmitrl take i m e of Tie* 1-ir-l Nal- aiiiiiem e mul the s|ie i,a to i* listen
m i l l m, ii % ii 1$. it f it mI I I - - I **r %f a1 1 v ( mi r *
bank would not uiieii for btisim -|IO%l’%,
I
loeul iMiei k- agi'tii-l the Seminole eil attentively a* each word gave
and he returned the money to i t U m lil iiiiflo ii nl
nnr
uaiiiii
n iiil
'of -lightly niorc tliiin $ I’.r.iiutl
evideiu-e ,.f more sensational dc- f l%li
(it %%«» I n **11 m I li ;i 1 1* l l i i ' • I r r t s i n *
place in the vault
lie said lie
The ey r-eluent was ae, epted x •*!,«111111-111- to rniiie. The test im,my f r i l l iiri-% m i l l r«*«iil*'f t i u i n
nitirininined in tin bank until -hiTtlv
**•*»'** i* Vit fill* I n d m ( i m .
Mr I 'illluin t -stifled, with the on of Mi ('idltim had come ii- a great mI* 1o1*r i si nti I* dIi-n *m uIIIlit Nil
t«l
i***l mu I
*• %| n * r a f te r the noon bom. when be w c i
di r landing that tin- two d r a f t- in sn r p r -e but the rev,-lali* n- of the l i i i t ' i 1 i i m l r r d l l ’1 i M i % m * l I i i m %!
to lunch.
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fin the follow ng Monday nioin- tin- t"l|i,witig otoirinig af Hie First inli-ie.-t. of the itovvil to Die h gh- Ir tin iin l Il lr oi f' m ( i nt lt tr lri t l ni ml n Il l i rm i n i*I *;% i ll lui rl oi ni t hu l*t
|n|t, Mr Idiilli** le-tified Ibal in Nattoiml’s u n ie '|io n .le lil in .lack- es| pitch,
I In* i i r r t i i i H ’f * % i i r i i n I h r il l %«-1*»11•
.......i d n f I Ii I n u n i
m u | i l r i ’. I h r n —
the cmnpi'tiy of a b u d . i xiiminei - o m i l t e , (he Florida Nat ,*nul I .aid;
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he went ti* the bunk, when* tin
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tl tt li ltvault we- reopened and Hu* money st i,i*lnig. Mi , .ilium sal.) lie took
m i l l l u li*% j* I n i 4 n f n 1 11 % m i t i n * | h i o
rnullted. This 1*111,’ it totalled $HF
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I h i ( i n r l In I n l Ii t m l r
in .
P 75.75, or $52 . 1!* less than on F r i pk-c—
il i liein in Hie vault.
% n ri| I t i l m r m u l «*ii|illnl M id * l u l l i r day u f te inoon, Augu-t 5 , when the
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I ' l n r l i l f i ili* l i m n ! % n n I m d i t
witness said was the la-t time be testified tImt Mr. Lake and Mr
h i i n i * n d i r d * ' #»I f r i i d n n
m itn- i o n .
(-oii11ted and checked the rush ,«( Key n iin lied with the inform ation
*nrl 1%i«
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hand In addition the teller revealed that tin* clcarimrc could m-t Ik*
tin y ba i an agreem ent w ith the i i r u i i M i # * i d i i i u * n f ll u * ' i f n i r t
that while there were no $50 or baud! *.i if payiiieut of the d r a f t s '
Union." “ How did these o|,K-rator- % 1I' i' r’km. i i n| mf Innl nl r > o. f il d mr >i rl lui.*i u lmI nnt |r , i . . -loi |iir$100 lulls nn d ’ridoy, but thnt there wa- to be demanded life "next
a Ini-gate tin* agree me til 7 ” asked r r n 11 %r i n n r f« r i I n t t i
were $ 1,500 io $50 lulls ,m Monday i morning Acenrd'ngly, the witness
I ii i i
«*nf n r i ' m i i m i t .
I '%»•$%
I . m <• r<
Se'imtur Watson ( l! i oi Indiana,,
n n r %i|lMM‘rll»ri% f o llii* f n l l i i M i n i4 m u l l
mm ning.
said the d ra fts, foreign cheeks and ebairm uu
"By post-rig wage re Mlirn Jt nmiiyiirii nllii'tM
Umlei cros* exam ination the wit llu- $ 5,7011 Were le turned t" til,* dueliniis and evictim^ On- m in e rs'
“ I tin
%o l r n i i i I >
s ttrn r
l nr
n f Unit I ( li ii f I
M ill
<%ii(i(iiirf.
ix-ss adni'tted that the ch-I i in S,'titin,de Bank officials,
yviio n-fused to tie party to hicnk11<r *1 1r r I m u l
*11*I r n »l | | j r i n n •» 1 1• f
eluded rash t> - - ich as ehe ks*
A b in I 7 :-i0 (iVIpi'k that night ing their a g re e m e n t.” e xphrned
i n l I o n m u l i * o% •• r m u i ' u a
nf
duI n l I o r t *%l« lr % u m l i i | d t r * * l u l r
th»t h*„' not been i ashed lmt; wen ||„. w tiles* ti sltfled, Mr Lake atld Bittner. J"Aml also by tie- court
o | I 'lo r liln i d u d I m u ilo lt m i n i - ■
being held to prevent overdraft* in
Mr,- Key come
111 Mr.ranie loti*
ljui-k with a propu- i ttctioni’h^’’^
If f «*«| l o I m h l o l f f r r t i i u l r r d i f *
«’«i i i *»I i I it | I t • i i n f
f N i* %*| n I r . i i n «I
the accounts of depositors. In u*
iiu .n to
t’lcar tmly
,fnly‘ the local cfi.eclea i
n‘- -iii,m
to blear
AVfial did the o f f lends S!iy?r
i f i n f I i i I N i i r l l m i l l I n I t h i oll>
spouse t,- questions uf Mr. I’uiui-r which am ount,*,I to SK,(Htl.8 .V This ■■The m a n a g e rs on tin* gn.mid s a d
l i i t l v n i i (N#* i l o d r * n f l ( t i n r r > *
I I.W S 4 , v j -rs. I
n o r l o n m lilrli I tu n n o n iilin iii
of tin* defense, the witness teali- f wa*
ceplial . u iid tiie - le lle r a g a in | th e y htirt’ nnlertr frtmr New ^'ork,"
| o «*a tli*r.* s**i Im - I j i m r l # m L * #
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----- fird th a t *he f te v e r - s h w Mr. latke received lit.* $5 ,700', he s-tid. With- j declared Bittner. "Is ({,«
s’! !
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, pen the vault, do-rs not th- ‘ he-l in a f ,;^ puuuV-*»,-wix»u-dmiir-HVtb4^^^rffrerfm- rtf *$*nrt<ilTt.fafmtr. ii-Ced'
1 - f e r i m i > rnr%
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i r n l r r n* m r
.
\v I n m , Mr. t a k e and Mr. Key r e - 1K cnator W heeler 4III of Montana. i’» .n ^ f V " u . “ 11m'ir.M m u l f o n v t n i ^ i 4, 5 and 0 and said In* never saw turned with tip* statem ent th a t "if " i f he is not, H forge Anderson, I
J
ill
i>rrl»rs»nnre ns C iiir r u s r
Ih r defend«nt l*<irh the currency they
couldn’t d e a r
the total Itis k, fell?r's personal i . presentHt* Will Ai)nri*date
on any of thovc days.
am ount, they wouldn't c le a r any." uth'i* in re a l m a tte rs is, and lie F
Your Vole
Under fu r th e r exam ination by j Accordingly the S5 .7IKI was f - :• vice president of Cnusnlidutinti,”
Wr, Sm ith for the state. Mr. F h i l - ! u m ie d lu them us part of the B ittn e r said.
Paid Political A dvertisement
-T R Y
MISS SANFORD HAMHFRGFR
b e e yl' "
1'Tillies Punctured Romance
At
T he M ilane Friday
Free
W ere Y ou
l^ orn o n a F a rm ?
Here’s How:
MICRAM) (.’IxASSI FIFO ADS
Chicken Dinner 50 •t
at
Evansdale Park — Lake Mary
FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd.
Afternoon
and
Evening
Everybody in Seminole County
IJ^ION LEADER
BLAMES J NO. D.
FOR COAL ROW
is invited
Land and water Sports
*
Orchestra
nuCMCs, f i*»
and a good time guaranteed
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c .di, #H1 be *«oW «dL, ,nd c o lle c to r nent
for p a im tn t.
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Lt classification.
Urror is made The San,!j will be responsible
. #nf incorrect insertion,
P..;:«cr for subsequent
Thcmffice should be
I iaimf Jiately In case of
a pt e k t is b r p
I llcrald ^representative
Illy fa m im r w ith ra le s
linJ classification will
■a complete information.
L „ wish, they will assist
Isonliiti: your w a n t ad
| t it time effective.
( a leu Ma Yunth A Problem
Y O U 'L L I.1KK a
S em inole fi>lt (
m a t t r e s s , cv'cryhne g u a r a n te e d . ,
sold exc lu siv ely by us, price $18.* j
(.d ^ ( i lI b g r t- M c O r i f f F u r n i t u r e Co., I
'J?»vLns t H T u r e h S t. ®C/Phmdrr: ' ■ ' * * '
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i_lin(r its delinquent ,\ imtU.—xiui-may- .*I
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i I ts ju v e n ile court, re fo rm , school,
and tb ye probation officers t\re
sai.i to l e unable to cope w ith tlu I
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6— Help Wanted Mnle
Y ountr m a n to do housc-to-hali.u1 i
w o rk in s u b u r b s am i c o u n t r y |
d is t ric ts . .Should m ake $5.00 to $7.00 p e r d ay . A d d re s s N. It. H erald.
D o n t l e t t w o
10-A Poultry and Hut's
F o r S a le : 12 hen s, 1 m a s te r . Full I
ISloud A nconns. M a rk e t price per j
pound. Phono 2104.
Ti'iiite W y a n d o tte (thicks, bred to
la y S end f o r booklet, F nirvilla
P o u ltr y F a r m , O rlando, Flu.
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s a v i n g
T u r k e y o r k s : M a m m o th
iironste
fro n t blue ribbon s to rk . $5.00’
p e r s e ttiu u . W. .1. H a u p t, 117 W.
A dnlee St. T a m p a . Fla.
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BABY CHICKS
S e l e t t e d stock delivered, W, I x>k h o rn s 100 $12. H eavy Mixed 100
$12. B. Kneka an d It. f. Beds (00
$15. 500 $70. M im rson H atc h ery ,
Brooksville, Fin.
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J r MOVED a n d o u r s t o r e
lief. .If. 120 S u m m r i l i n Avc. Ft.
ligated at 21 H ast C h u r c h
27—Monev
Mellon. P h o n e HX2W.
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lour.centeais
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SANFORD. FFLOMDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 20,1028
IBS DRIVE WITH
ATTACK
'b a se
Member Audit lturcau Of Ctrcule .ons
O f Shooting-Father When fflAjS m
He Threatened His Family
^
NUMMER 11
Mysterious Blaze .
Damages-Sing Sfi®
OSSINING, N. V., Mar. 20.—
(IN S)—Fire of mysterious ori
gin destroyed three buildings
within the walls of Sing Bing
Prison here today and a t ono
o’clock this afternoon, when it
was brought under control, had
done damage estimated nt close
American Girl, Who Was Con*j to $100,000. Two investigations,
Victed Of MurdcringDriver,| spurred by the fact th at an un
Is Prepared For Execution explained fire had occurred two
Despite Lover’s Confession weeks ago in the tin factory,
which was levelled today, were
under way while the firr was
To Be First Woman
still burning briskly.
CANADA PRISON
GUMMING, (5a.. Mar. 20. - | you can forget it."
(IN S)—Several boys were playing
Tlie boy's lips parted in a foiled
today in lack of the Forsyth Couti- m ile, but his countenance still
Presidents, Meml
1
n 7 m , i i . T M . Candidal*For.Governor From! t> j „ ; i. a hew two-stwry hi • ' .; mirrored the
sinister
shadow
acre's his eager youth, lie
Of Cabinet And(
ing.
didates For
H o w did it happen, R obert?’’
Tit r on*'! first he
msl a 1* light-hearted a
*’ lit.' rest, but as Ira approached . Ili repeated, slowly and painful•
dency Are Involl
hailing little sentences,
mi io:t!, niiUme expression cmnt "v in
Municipal
Stand
Is
StoppingBond S a le £ ANF()RD T0D A Y
■I'oken
under
prompting—the
,
,
, o v ,r h
thin little face. True
Executed In Years
ti'ij lie had told the coroni rV
F i l l e d W i t h People realities .f i/e sr»med writi
lie it'ca’li'd thui his inotlur
»
—
l i t r e ..
, u i ' cleared out” with the three Provincial Gallows lias Been |
M»rv,n nnnTl1,
Road Department Chnirmanls East (’oast Lawyer Haps Plan _ ,Jl‘ was who
Painted Bright Bed For The
■ungest children last Wednesday,
killed
his
lathi
.
y‘,nr-H"'l'’
Loud In Praise Of Snnford • Of Calls.To Reduce Expen- with
-realise he was drinking heavy
Occasion For I’omingFridny i
n shotgun Jnst Saturday. U
Democrats Will Sel
dittires For Stale Schools killed him. he declares, to *nv. agife." p'n bn,! left Marvin, his
Spirit: Deplores UnfairTnetics Of TheTampuCandidale
MONTREAL,
yin-..
Mnr.
20
.—
bn
tlier
Ford
nod
his
sister
Dos'ie.
Opportunity To
Iiimsclf, a brother and n ai‘‘*
Action Is Believed To
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 'Jit.—In from a death threat uttered in .. who* ir M, with the fnmilv al (IN S)—Doris Palmer McDonald
RepublicanGrafi
In d ic a te SSweepim
w e e p in g
1’V.na Hathaway, (fiairnian of his opening campaign .-peerh here drunken frenzy. ,
ili little farm m a r Alpharetta. trembling nt the fate that awaits
■**
—
-the Slate Rond Department and last flight Janies M t^lrxon of Mi
Robert Kutrelt camfa home Sat- iter and George Milkmaid, grim
Marvin’s lU-yeav-old brother.
Victory For Saiifor ** I lending
WASHINGTON, Mar
ling candidate for g "Wrnor. ai'- ami, latest •candidal.' for Governn , Ford, shrank nwny and joined the m dii>
nfternoni
“just crazy
—
r ~
lived in Sanford this morning ii-sutd u yhallenge in G o v e r n o r o th er biTs, h^( Marvtti stood uv flrimk.’’ He bad thrown h’mself on t and ta, ituru, nre fcl’cdubd to be | A c co rd in g T o D is p a tc h c s F ro m (IN S)—Two Presidents o f th'
B u c h a re s t U n ru ly T h r o n g s United States, numerous Cltf
The city of Sanford today where he spent the day attending •Sidney J. Catts to meet him any manfully to face ' what evident’.. tit’ I oil, as If to bleep it off, but removed to within the bleak con
Have Threatcnetl Members inet officers, pa-^t and preden
mhlenly be sal up, alert. “He said," fine.' of Vulleyfield Prison tomor-1
Uie second round of its to business matters pertaining to where at nny time in open debate was the titptute of another disju
the Rond Department, riml'discus on nny of the questions on which
low to awHit execution on the gal
Of
Royal Family WlthHarm
*
*
luted
.Manin,
"that
be
was
going
fiion
of
the
gruesome
thing
tlm:
•
ort bat|le to obtain possi*- sing state politics with his (turnerand several Presidential cun*
lows nt dawn Friday.
Carson has taken issue with the stilirseemed to hir., "ono of Du•
kill
us
all
and
tlii'ii
kill
himself
on of $710,000 in ’bonds ami cm* friends".
didates
were drawn into th'
K
Despite
unconfirmed
ruiuors
BELGRADE,
Mar.
20.—(IN
S
)—
gubernatorial opponent lie Inis
Nod bed have done it too.
.
300,ooo in certificates of
As this is the first time Mr. | s hurled out from u Hill field of scary drgpnis."
that Dor -’ sentence bad been com Shouting their defiance of the gor- vortex of the Teapot *Dom
“
He
t
Id
me
to
gel
h’n
shotgun
He had been down to A lphnrtt'
muted, the nwtbririth,< proceeded
ndchttdness, alleged, to be HnthnvvAy has found tunc to visit entries.
b!s home, an ,)'te stifie d .a t the c~ - and lead.it. fur. him. UV a singb-- with their preparations for the ermnont, mobs of Roumanian pea caso today as a result of thi
Hanford
for
several
months
since
i
,
x
’araori
issued-hi>
d
h
u
llertg
faf
n
re
I
gun.
I
did
it.
I
always
did
held illegally by the Chase the press''-of- his fampnign*rtrijpleil
Senate’s inquiry into the fin
"oner's inquest, the coroner’s Ju
doubt execution. The condemned sant.'', members ot thu NntionalMionrd Hank o f“Ncvr^York with the duties of the Rond De ter ascertaining tiiat his audience, formally hail named him oh re what he told me. Then, jest as i couple were convicted of killing IVnsunt Party, liave completely ancial aid given tho Republ
Which filled the immimpul bond
,Mw f„r , llc j eBlh of Robert I < . • about to give it to Him. I
overawed police find other officials can Party by Harry F.'Sinclair*
’ity. according to a telegram partment. has kept liin* busy in stand
'nought, 'look a t -irm 1•**.'k at hi Adelurd Dourhanl, n taxi driver.
park In spit" of cold
Hnrrett, without ndding any rcco
at Bucharest and have even threat
Spectacular developments’ hvl
reived th is morning by city i„tlu*r sections lie was immensely tlur. was a h i-get gathering than meth(atJon. Tlie boy stood char, .
lie’s going to kill us nil for Di'ii?. an American girl will be ened members of the. royal family
the
first
woman
hanged
in
Quebec
IrffirisU from counsel represent- ' impressed with the spirit with Catts had when In*
sensational
case wore predicted o
i, “ Desslc and Ford ran outli • made hi* w |th murder, technically, but Sh.
witli bodily injury, according to
| L t|„. municipality in the lltiga- ‘ which Sanford litis recovered from speech in TaUakas.'i »•. Carson said | . ^
i. i.s. My father re a dud up for the m about 20 yyars.
Strinlund saw no rcas'
all
sides.
Democratic
spot
jits financial'losses of last summer he. Jiad -n o t intend d ' to issue t h e ; f(||. kvki’nB ,llni up.
The old provincial gallows him dispatches front tho Roumanian announced they would not allow
i. ind some way I just put it to
Ition.
iand'has with roncwrrt energy set challenge until he had addressed
In en painted a bright red for the Capita! today.
boulder and pulled the trlgge
..j|t. won*t nm away,” explain'
Federal Judge Knox sitting in
Prince Nicholas, son of Queen American people to forget that
itself
to
the
task
of
building
n
citv.
occasion.
It will be given an
I t ' s jnst like one of those scary
ns large a crowd ns the cx-G over-, t)l(> fq)priff. "j
t old him •
k . I'nilcd State j court for th Mario
and the la te King Fordin- Sinclair "corrupted" a Repub!
The chairman of the Rond De- nor could bring out, since he did
on mas you have somotinu " The ilev.nth-hour test by Hangman nnd. Was Immediately surrounded Administration to secure Tt
southern d’strict of New Aorlt
stay
around
the
jnll.
One
of
1
pnrttnbnt lmd very little to say not intend to give C atts :i clmnce
• turned away. There were no Arthur Ellir. Three convicts have by mi infuriated mob on one of Dome and then contributed
his morning granted u preliminwitli regard to lus own Candida- to accuse him of seeking a draw boys he’s been playing w ith th
•
ili'
m his eyes, but they seemed been selected to assist the linng- the train thoroughfares when his sums to that party when fy
.
t
h
e
'
ry inj/imtion to_ the^ ( i
)(l. jj10l 0j« nny 0f i,jS opponents
Is iny boy."
mature,
as disillusioned ns iii.tn in Ids ernesmne task.
legod corruption was threat
ing >*erd.
oart’s ruling having the
"Well, it’s all happened now.V
t'ff vials were specific In do- ear vvas recognized. He vvas forced with exposure. The RcpttM
o nf u grown man
A fter what lie teamed smn plain was suggested to Marvin. "May
tfurth'-r i ' - training the New Y o rk :-k ,il’ plans to return to Sanfonl
to
stand
up
and
join
in
shouts
of
clnrinjthat
the
Federal
Governn,r of
time in tthe near futuro when talk about (lie propriety and "mwere ready to fight back.1by «e«fc
institution fiom disposing
of th<*
th s°nie
he will give his undividtd attention
until has not acted on Doris' u p -j “down with the government" be ing to link prominent DctooCft
sisttnev of n m inister of the Go-*
|lon>l- << . <riificates. The <v'ty ’s
to the gubernatorial race. To a
peal f* r clement y. Kv, n so, Doris, fore he was allowed to proccec. to with tho same oil interest*.
Voml ivr.' i leased from $26,000
and her lawyers, elung to the] the palace of the rnyul family.
{number of friends, however, he in pel "who begins his
As a result of tho failure of
|o .«’>
Tho case, with lU wide
h o p e i i at o decision that would
' imnled that lie was well pleased p m \ o • ami ends them wi
Queen
Marie and the three mem cations, today involved:
The i •ait'.- decision wan receiv- Aitli the progress he vvas making !• tioii" advocating ei.iinty
a»uv her front the gibbet would
ir "crim e or not, a
•i
vdernblo satisfaction {throughout tile fllttle.
ed
1. —President Coolidgo, who
!••• announced.
They professed bers of the Regent’s Council to
! 111
accede to tlie demands of Juliu twice charged in the Senate \
"
Carson
took
CattA
ti
\vh'
bv lend ol Iu is
He declared th a t the campaign ! P1"
• faith that Mich action
would liu
Mnniu. loader of the I’easant party, being tho "chief beneficiary**
Ivlicf that it ^
strengthened | of vlllification which Doyle Cm! I (w circulating pamj
taken us a result of the signed nfthat tile entire llratinnu Cabinet Sinclair’s donations to the Kapobli
It hi ( i t . ’- !•"■ itio n 'to tin' extent ton was m aking war* hurting the ing the Florida Hint
tulavit made by McDonald a few
resign, the poasunt leaders have
Women
and
the
University
ir.iii
.
lion
"
f
a
eoinpletc*
I f g»\ I f.
Tampa man more than himself,
—
.t.•\ ago in which lie said that passed a resolution declaring thsir can Party becauso this tm
L'ictorv in
liiientlon. City At* and th a t if he continued in thc-!»*» Florida because of reference bool.-,
\!;iti:m ia O ffirin l B ein g T rie d u. ris had no part in the killing whole-hearted support of Prince cleaned up all debts prior
hul 1H\ ti iohi A. DcCottes, who unfair tactics he would cease to on psycho-analysis the cx-Governo t liim a lc S e le c tio n In T r i n 1
i o r M u rd e r O f G irl lie W a s
, t i,Hl
confession she signed Carol, unless their party is allow 1021 campaign.
n r S a n f o n l ( itiz e n , C h a rR e l
B. V 1, r: .u-ti-.i' in the handling of be a factor In the race by the time hmi found in the libraries of tin ',
Vrre tiin g For S p e c d ln g llu n , „ Denver. Colo., last summer wad ed to take over the government be
2. —President Harding, wb
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The speaker read
G iv en C o n flic tin g A c c o u n ts
citato records will bo searched
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ath
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Apr.
22,
the
disputch
staled.
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------ .
p \ l.egiml* one of D iD’. u t
the example of th e Taminmi Trnil fr.mi whnt be said was a steaoThe Peasant leader* ift pailin- the Senate Teapot Dome Cornu
m f f , rcgsril Mf.'di ciMyp ir bcina as ' ne in which hb had let » e o n -/{lispl>ir iep->rt of u recent - p w
i l . rm y . t- Id the
girl tkav ’.dr- tuAnt have resigned from, th at bo tee, for Trace of any of the *81
< i )I,U.MIMANA. Ala.. Mnr 2U
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of
the
made
by
C
atts
and
quoted
the
e
x
■ qv, r l:v •luiiiftoant from
tmi trac t to oilier than the lowest bid
\ S l The state in tlir trial of f>,maid’s published "ahsolution" dy and are agitating throughout clnlr Hbefty bonds.
f F orrest Lake,
| ‘ 1:•c; • ■ 1 th e City. It now plac- i ^ r ’but insisted to have done oth Governor as naying that if elected
W'oiilil save her life. * You will not
(Continued on pugc J)
3. —Governor Al Smith, who
U C lllake, Culera poliee eliief
charged with
fis thi 1 1' . in tlip position of liav- erwise would hnve lieen “penny lu would decrease the upproprintt'C removed I • 6 ulleyfichl at n! .
chargv.il with accepting contribu
. . ,| w 11ti the inuiilvr ot Miss he tisstiied lu r m h e r denllt-rell.
ion of the tw-o rchools from one 7i«*H
InK I' "Vi. i its ease and th e aile- wise and pound foolish."
abstraction <-f
tions from Hnrry F. Sinclair•’W
million dnllurs. their present an- was
L'r.'iiiri- •' forth iti lltu bill of com• i M'llitelib .in, todliy i eiite tell ••\\ |„.n I i . tin* b m k t« see vtm in
.I'M'leted
Mils nfi *■
1U20 and with naming him a state
um,I st ipend, to 5".26.0»t'. which i abm a i l.e, < o'clock \vln i'
■law.’ '11 c our evidence is docui will lie to discii'*
it till k I III 'll! lelmltal wline * , l,.u •1si\
raring commissioner afterward*,
II
ml
nut
out!,
and
therewhen
he
was
the
stale
executive,
Inr1tii' • .1
' Wa’
wa- uecvpU'd by I
4. —Andrew W. Ifeljon, Herbert
' nw that tin- 'I* I bill. f,»| yI III new 11ial.
designed i
1 kind of eviileitee. 1 feel
wii' tin amount of th eir allowance Still
l/rr th
T ie ' lidiitnted flapper’s motliad defense rollii' 1
Hoover and Charles E. Hughes,
,
I, mtant liml i>> • m veral emit In” M. Mr>. 11u /cl G r iic . found little
Explaining bi n fly what psycho ci in i
[rfrtj'ii lit.at it tncuiiH a complete
I'ssed for ten minni
all mentioned as Republican Presi
i, tile Might of thi
ing 'tatriiient
Kic'.ii |.. r the m unicipality nnu
analysis is, Carson said that um tin \ hull the Inking of te r
in the new ilev idopineitl, llpW dential possibilities, who were at
young vv'iiimn’ ill .lib.
hhi' nl ii 1ie return m the l'i(y «f
book tiuit dealt with tile fact "I w ill lav-in The ju ry is ■
“ If they (the federal iiutii.'iWASHINGTON.
Mur. 20. — tacked for remaining zllent about
1,1
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'hurlie
M
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Attorney G.
Hhe 1'. . und securities."
i life cmitniii'-'d passages which, :< of • to(lowing:
ilic.'i ait not willing to take lit" ■(INS) — Acceptance of $10,000,000
('nil <q,i'iii'd Iin i ill age to d a y f"l- jury-' i>. .nnilimidatnm for mercy shipment of Russian gold by tho tho Teapot Dome scandal after
1 h i", mri’.i ruling was not linexA Chanda f- o,f Commerce reeep taken by themselves, could be ma
0 c . Walcott,
Lnk< • ii m,
•f I’d ake j e s t e r - which vwA a part of the verdict at United States in 1022 vvas investi having served In tho Cabinet which
l'ivviltg a grillii
Ipirtril i \ loeal officials, who had timi to tourists visiting ScminoN • to appear in an evil ligiitin' i bam and fruit grow
.iti•in, and eight i he |rial. I don’t see what good gated today ns un nflernnth of the Icasod the oil reserve to Sinclair.
l
lav
by
rro*s*ex:i
**|itv:cil confidence in tlioir poai- County (tacked the la k e Mnrv • C atts, lie said, hud seen fit
I . ike I*
V P. Fields, ratlrond
Tho Democrats were under, fir*
.
ielast
toda y to McDonald * r’jitemeiil will d " .’ i ('emit action of Secretary Mellon
, \\ III!' "OH vvei •
ti-'ii und t'! e cause which they have Community House last night w he make a collection of bucIi passage m j ,• tor, Snnfprd.
on tho two subjects—one being th*
luntentiuii
th
a
t
and
distribute
them
proiniscuou-l>
1
,rj
_
,
ptxive
tlii«
stiu
.'he raid. "H o ...... n ’t sa y anything in rejecting a $5,000,000 consign charge that Governor At vsm ith
ing for the past severs! r. lutnibur of pToiiiinenl b«*al res
1 I! Hollar, carpentei. >a
i Blnl.e had said >■ tin* niglil “f Nov. | except that Julin ilidltT tin it."
iteivipt of the IIICHHUge , ideals spoke on tj'e county’s win in pamphlet form- Carson Buitl In
ment of Soviet bullion sent to tho had taken Sinclair donation*.in W*
G W. Sweat, fnrm rr. Gem ,
Thy
bar
t«> visitors Imposed by Chase National Bunk and Equltbud known "sm ut hounds" in In
from i i.ailes A, Boston of the 1ter visitors.
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.1020- gubernatorial campaign,- andF. C. Nelson, grocery eleil., ,nn. H jliut two allot '"id been (ued in
firm .I Mornblower. Miller and { J. Putnam Stevem past impel men profession of law who got
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prm in -nil attorney jaTiynilMiVi-lttbl^-Tntst Company of NcvsrYork. the other, being tho party's ac
'•tlin:.ing Mias 'I .it
f« Til.
fiarri-on, ivmined by the City to j ial Shriner
{t.i.aid to permit Mrs. Crier" t" The 1022 consignment was accept- ceptance- of a large contribution
er potci .ate, was the prin- . “),i- k lc lto u t of ^ n n to g t o « ^ i h . _ ( K. .inninnTTIUTo liev.i . “n
1 pcc MOKTifnlhery liiyi uvT* ~ ’
t, ndunts
who, ,miki* u farewell rail on her iluogh- ed here by the American Relief Ad recently front Thomas Fortuna
npt' >' L 'J iQ-thc litigaUiiu. u»L’- Jj,nlj ppt.•.nkeP. He~strt^red the tnr- * t |H. kind f»T reading m utter Ca.t •
n : «
Unde rlnkcr's
ii
■"•on nfier tlie
The Inst meeting of nnther ministration to l»o used solely for Ryan, the New York capitalist.
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•- eour*e
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’ nty-ninu
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^r.eT *t„ strengthen their belief L „ r| ancp „f- t |u.
ns t h e ’ .......................
had collected.
Vcnirotiu'ii hud been rrn< In <1 thr mm
thp i’ne final outcome of the-lili- . hief means of enterluiiiinir win
. 11(1 to rulistaii* | and dnughti r was patlictic. Rclut- u.-e in Russian fumine relief.
Concluding hi" condemnation <d , . miint-d a t the close of the se»- almoting took ti"
Senator Roblnioii (B) of IiuJ-* do*
I n ''
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uttlil In* n complete
Iri ter visitors and urged that- the Clin* attnek on tho two education • it, II Inst night and the i ,-'na»n- tinte tlm claim
Secretary of Commerce Hoover, mundod that Smith b« subpoenaed
■tic state on tills k , :i , f McDonald, who have nrriv| miii il
Sanford.
■ insists that . | front Nova Scotia and Maine, win# vvn» then head of the relief nd- un a witness in the Teapot Doreo
course lie fu rth er exploited. H o n| institutions, Carson r e f e r v ’ < i this morning. Counsel for tho point. The den
N" date has been set ns yet for Haiti he had visited all parts ,,f the reverand gentlem an to sovernl ibTi n»o bad exercised n*l of its two *h"t» Were I" ■.I, one b> the of (Ml! he permitted to visit him ili minlstration fought vigorously for case, while Senator Nyo (R) of N.
acceptance of tho shipment on D., pointed out that the Democrat*
I the iba.ission of evidence in the America und was fam iliar with tlu pa-iugca in tho Hiblc and wonder- ft r peremptory challongt* while fie r during th. ■Iiiijc and the sec tli,. Bordeaux Jail till' afteni'Mut
humanitarian ground*. Secretary at the 11)12 convention gdopted »
|ia»e, I,hi i t , w ill probably be sav varying climates and conditions ,,,1 what Cults was going to d<> tin- state had used four. Two had mid bj Mi?s M iiteabara in end
Mellon and Charles E. Hughes, resolution declaring they ‘would
ers’ I'l-iki from now, it wus s ta l Mnd that lie had chosen Sanford about them.
,
her
arrest
for
‘ .
I,, . ii excused by challenge for ing her life nf''
then secretary of state, demurred, never select a nominee that * had
l'd. Ii, ihe meantime th e m unicipal and Soniino’e County for hit home.
Tho Miami candidate said thut cause, one being ntnde Ity the de speeding.
but consented to entry of the gold the support of Ryan, J. Pie.-pont
ity !.. completo protection in the
Other speukirs were County nwn" people were believing Cults li a»e and one by the atate. The i«The defenst -, .'red a point by
when Russian relief officials guar-* Morgan or any other person in1tha,
rs.vf 1 • virUto of tho court’s order Judge J. G. Sharon, who told of “ foolishness" because nobody hud tiiititulrr here dismissed by the
intn«lucing R. I Green, Joffcrsoh *
a n tro l the bullion had been in the privilege-wanting or favor Booking
Takii g of evidence is hot expect- the first settlers in the county, come out t|> deny or refute whnt em it for one reason o r another.
Count) Maish.'it) " b o declared InKuHsiun Treasury since 11114, and
td ti, require niueh tim e and the most of whom wen* tourists, Judge be 'aid .
(Continued on page 3)
p.livening Inst night a t # o’clock, had seen ll«nr> liny good, a negro
that no claim would be uttuchnl to
touti', final decision is expected Wallace W. W right and S. O.
lh', court held an hour and a half wilites h for tin late in Birming- j WASHINGTON,
2 0 - it l*y any foreign power.
Mnr.
to follow shortly thereafter.
Bhinholscr, president of the San
FLlBR DEl’AHTB
session. The first veniremen to ho ham on the night of tho killing., (jx jy )_Members of the
llouse
Tho most recont shipment, re
fonl Chamber of Commerce.
summoned vvero G. M. Shipp. I. E. Kkygaod provniu ly rlnimed he war rushed in today where Senator* jected by Mellon on March 7, had
I.INDY TAKES OFF
Frank Evans, prominent . Imke
PITTSBURGH, Mar. tO. (IN S)
Estridgc, A. D. Rosier, G. A. Tak- passing thu tun;"' "ccue after the apparently fear to tread, with boon mi tho Vrevipus day made the
Mary resident, presided at tho
neh, Marcus Leinharl and J. L. young woman had been shot and ncurly 100 Congressmen filing up- subject of litigation in the federal —Clarenco Chamberlin, trans-At
‘ lllT ISB FIE L D , N. Y„ Mar. ’j n. m eeting and introduced the speakPartin. Mr. Shipp and Mr. I." nhart that ho heard .i woman pleading plications for flight* over thu Cap court of New York. Representa lantic flier hopped off from Betti*
—tINS| —Col. Charles A. Lind- rrs. E. J. T rotter, seccrctary of
vvero excuseti by Judge DoVMtt T, "pleaso, oh, plea e. don’t tako my ,tul with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh tives of tho Bank of Franco seek to Field, McKeusport, at 12:48 p clock
b‘rrh u> hop off ut 10 A. M. today the* Sanfonl Chamber of Commer
today for Washington in hit
Gray for having fixed opinions. pocketbook." Haygood declared
NEW YORK, Mar. 20.— (INS) Gus Schnmh vvas also excused upon
for Washington,', where hu is to re- ce. was iq charge
in' t h o next
----- ---three daya. .Lindy’s
. ... attach U10 gold as n part of tho Sperry messenger plsne. 1U W
t,,c B*mc*'
French
gold
on
dsposlt
in
the
Im
ho’
saw
two
men
attired
in
brown
Invitation to membera uf both
**be tho Congrcssionnl Medal ot Mrs. Julia Takach nung. She was _jjp , J!clvn Chevalier Kimball,
been in tho Pittsburgh district
tam o grounds.
standing beside the woman. Tho Houses for flight* received scant perial Bunk of Russia in 1017, when
llino. from Pn>sldcnt Coolidgc acconipnuU'd by Mrs. J. M. Thomp attractive 26 year <dd kchool teach theMr.
Partin was excused by tha state contends that <00 which was attention from tlie Senate. lie ap tho L’zarlst Regime was over- several day* In tha latarvsts of
trJa; (j,. was accontpanietl by son. Ico cream and cukfc were scrdefense in exorcising its first fteraviationthtx'i, passengers..
said to have been In Miss Monte- parently was *ure of only two or thrown.
(ved by the.C hainbcr of Commerce. er who vus shot «nd killed in her
apartm ents in Brooklyn, wa$ tbc rntptory challenge. E. C. Smith abaro’s purso prior l" the shooting Ihreo passenger* from that branch.
was excused by agreement between
victim f f a negnt who had a pen counsel for both sides. This mem* was missing .when her effects were , A Congresswoman—Mrs. Edith
Nourse Rogers, Republican of
searched after thu shooting.
chant for assaulting young women, j
(Cnotinued on page “ ) .
•y ]
MassachusctH—will •»« one of the
The negro, Martin L. Mlllor, 26,
first assenger* in a b’ia»t “nny
confessed today th at lie was the Sanford Residents , > Mrs. LeRoy Winner
Fokkcr transport piano. It will
Of Fluff Tourney not bo her first experience, how
murderur.
”
omradea heard , i
Invited To Big Dinner
CHARLESTON NAVY YARD, bodies, three of hit e — ---- i t h i ■
ever, as It will for many passen
tha dark
Ore of the most practical, as men’s Clubs is atirssing the beuu- ■He vvas cuptured in. a-pool roc/n
film•
1
Ignailing
from
Airs. Leon Lcltuy yesterday cap gers. She has been up In both land BOSTON, Mar. 20. (IN S )—Stand
All ivsidenta of Hanfotd and
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ns pleasing'features of tha tiful idea of plnnting Christinas In Paterson, N. J.. after a terrific
chamber.
Two
otbsra
ing three ruugs^ up with his back
the.
Annjul Flower Show of tho Wo- trees, tiiat is for each home to battle with the police, during which Seminole County arc invited to at tured the flag tournament xUgcd and aeaplanos.
to a swaying stoel ladder, a socket floor. One man clutched
at
tho
Country
Club
for
Sanford
•’]
ilka
flying
better
than
any
have
it’*
own,
living
Christmas
in*"'* Club is the plant sale thut is
of
the
ladder,
holding
«
ho w*i struck on the head with n tend u county-wide chicken dinner women .altd their visitors. , Mrs.
thing I’ve ovor done," said Mrs. wrench held In his right hand high comrade with bl* freo arm.
er.friid on ut the same time and tree, This serves a purpose. It blackjack and s.'verul inches of his
ubovo hit head, Lieutenant Graham
Lejtoy’* card was H5-20-I11. Mrs. Rogers with enthusiasm. "I
to
l>c
served,
at
‘Evansdnle
Park,
docs
away
with
the
custom
of
cut*
Ntcu. The recent, unuMially cold . ~ I
This was D>* heart-atlt *
.
. _ . L ..
rotvtn
- 4.akc Maty Friday afternoon ai»d 11. W. Herndon w'ls second with o looking forwurd with a great deal Newell Fitch pounded out messages lure of the last days of
* ‘tUr "hieh proves that fx gieat ting front forests each year some cci-ln laid open.
on
tho
sloping
walls
of
ths
forscore of 86-37- 122, Mrs. L. P. Me of pleasure to tho Bight with Col.
- Miller confessed, Hie jxdice said,
men In the torpedo room
i 1 "f cgff and thought tltoubl of tho choicest apeeijnens, also pro
evening.
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Cullor aud Mrs. W. 1U Russell were Lindbergh." Sen: Frazier (ID of vvnrd torpedo compartment of
hv, yviuj t’> just what .kinds of motes the planting and caro of thut ho knocked on tho Kimball
togolher
tuday by na’ ’
Land
and
water
sport*
will
cnsubmarine
<S-4
as
she
lay
ii).,
her
tiod feu third, their cards* being N orth«Dukotu. was the first on
door and when Mrs. Kimball open
while
examialng
tho
{Want* und shrubs should be cultl- trots, which .beuutify tho homo
ed it be forced his way in on the tertain the guesU during the day g5. 20.106 each. Priren fur the. tha list of the Senate passengers grave 102 feet U lw the surface ^ ^
mnmm.ia Pvprv
cluh member
Every club
■'»t*d in order to .withstand the grounds.
amf
a
good
time
is
gvmrBntced
all
j
t6urn>mont
wun,
donated
by
6Ira.
pretext thut he Had been sent to
jroitr, thereby avoiding the possl- linked to earry out this beautiful
Uity „f browrt, (Jelu)ildatcd ga~- idea, If itossible. Some o fth e hardy
Tho brave lieutenant wa* groggy wrench, with
.Wi
- **Ui. w iiL
“ n atrlhe close af an uuaxaul . yiluuW. that-will
from chlorine gus seeping fr«m> dented vs'a* found in Um
AOWntfa-u-thfer.
""
us follovva:»*. '
the water-flooded battery room, tho floor of the torpedo tvru •
will be on sale ut |his
yet fpr three days he stuck grimly laddtr wa* there. Thc
4 varieties of Llgustrunt*. will appoar ob the streets 01 rsxn- . Q an(j |IW while Mrs. McCuImr
jtito her bedroom. He pul
kUnt snip.|n cunnfCiloQ with the
fold
to
sell
little
bobqueU
for
the
|
^
ti|j
frwm
M|ll#
r
UB
ji
U
f)vw
and
a
h
e
o
tnt
hi* task of tapping out mss- removed. from it* ,bai
and she cried: “Dtm’t
- varieties of PHtisporum.
Great Britain now- hn» 1.107 co- sagi*~ msjsuge* tiiat thrillod th* Chelsea Naval Hospital
• Wt‘r show u larffu numbs.- o f !
benefit
of
the
bake
Mary
Commun(.wur>
Thc
fJnn|j!
^j)|
played
with
please don 1 ’shoot!"
0 varieties of Arbor Vitet).
wan. *■ n«*r ‘
l
J,lnnU *od shrubs, and they
Mrs. McCulUr. oicraFve societies.______
* 1-Mta, •L(Rov,playi.ig
" ----- ttM MeCnMar.
Itosrt of tho Kvorld. ’‘Will ,R l»c fsloping
’ He fired. Bhe fell, u bullet in her •tv Chnrch.
+ro M Liouteushjt
Palms, Cocod Pluntovu, Ph-xnix breast. As she lay on the floor be
|
" be ruafonnblc und do well sufttong
?" vaaiVvls lastA
plilut 10
to cteun
clean Usl treat
‘ V* •‘♦•nfofd garden^ that the Caparluiils, ull ltin‘l* “f ftr,1*«
arc
b«o*P>il>g on ’•
Uolgium, and Paris; arc
A pltmi
2 :flax
i,y,ug
io thslr
e s »was a large deal
Lyioy in
thtir liunks
Uunki with taeir
th tir gget,
♦bet her agsip^owl flail. Miller
•
W
ats-nuflmu
a
n
• 1‘ ■G.: > f„| beautiful' g uunds
Italian Cypttss, A-lootu
"ol're reretd t.T
connected by special
U Ub,K bU‘U
H
* jilp
A srma
smut
W W \M X
jrjghk
'ns-1 importani fruit prudust
.
within th; rytbh of ctvty Cypreis, Bougalitvllkm and Bpoci- J yioua ; arreaU ott.cbarges
(Kit
highway,
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I'**'’***5 '
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,’,yyrv. utett pUnt# of.variou# khwlf .■ .
j a»ul))ag» ’.Th? Floridj
•9?
fierifi
Lt*:
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S E S g O T R HATHAWAY
S 'T o K i c i S I l S VISITOR. IN
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Jccision Received ,t
With Satisfaction
"PEASANT’S PARTY
DEFIES POLICE IN
iROllMANIAN CITY
New Revelations]
Expected In
r;.^j.IURY IS CHOSEN STATE ATTEMPTS
FOR SECOND CASK TO PROVE CHARGE
against banker on police chief
Investigation W ill
Be Conducted Upon
Russian Gold Entry
Citizens Of Sanford
Address Lake Mary
Tourist’s Reception
i Members Of House
Take Advantage Of
Lindv’s Free Hops
Police Seize Negro
For Killing Pretty
Brooklyn T eacher
Plant Stile To B e Practical Feature
Of Flower Show AT Woman’s Ctjib
Investigation Of Submarine s Hulk
Reveals S to r y Of Entrapped Crew
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THE 8ANF0R
HlDNDAY. MARCH-19,1928
TAM I’A GIRLS HONORED
*{i , ._ ..flii *
■luth Bryan Owen States.
On Ball Clubs A fter Tour Women Are Needed ToA id
In Managing Government
■»^***t**. , .. j
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h a tn n formvl ,.rt»i,lent cr &
Friends -.'of Muis M ary . Bundul
WHI reg ret to lean, that h« |
gathered
n t h er home Friday
icnlly 111 with |inoUm<ml« at
evening to enjoy a delightful social 1'itnl in Jacksonville.
a ffa ir given in honor of the Misses
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GIRLS ENJOY MEETING
Bridge Party Given At!
Mnricn and Lillieu G niiistein (d
Judge and Mrs. \V a lh ^
* The Wuaalandeuu group *of
Tam
pa.
The
-playing
of
gam
es
und
motored
to Daytona R»n.v
Home Of Mrs. Paxton) Cqmp Fire -Girls met Saturday
dancing
and
the
scrviii*
o
f
re
fresh
On Saturday evening Ml«.» Nan i afternoon with Mias Dorpthy
■Tolle. >. MavnixolV lU-LiMr-homo- tin 'th e -Or* ■fiietitm ltnishM t th e- ih/ong retrh
I. r
MY MAVIS J . WALSH
(Mrs. Rutli nr.vnn O ttrn; daugh by an accident n traffic, they I’nxtnn ami- Mia* Jluuuie—
lando Road. The meeting opened entertaim nent thnt ended only too
—------- »International News S eri Ire
ter of the (n tr-^ illiu n l -Jennings mnrkvd arrrw x rm
n t-th tr tPTtoTTT'fi-ssFs a t 'i t m ost delight
with’
the
reciting
of
Comp
H
r
;
cre
ipiiekly. Those present w e r e :,Li]- .M r. and Mrs. H
Rr»1tfT,“ ttlilH s-jr vnndldnte for rrm- spot where the accident hmJ oe- ful St. IMtilck’s bridge p arty given
Sport* Editor
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lt. linn Grjibslebi, Marion Grubsteirr,- ht>Ulle KUc.Kt' Mr>
at th h-iat; u t Miss Paxton on do a fte r which business was tra n s
— HEW— T O tlK r ’ M oV. 10.—Ty T oW fiT R iclT S fak es gress, In the following statem ent
acted. It was derided- thnt the
written for clients of the In tern a curred. A fter a tim e n very sig Myrtle Aycnlte.
t*obb and T r> S peaker will let in
Wnatrt jp i—* n jiarty,-hri<i*l
The roqtiis-where the car t tables.
tional News Service, tells why she nificant fact* appeared. T h e y no
more ra n t th a n they drive in this
tired that alm ost nil oX th e ncci- In id hem spread for the games evening nt the home of the group
is following in the fontstepsjif^hutj
sensevt, Am erican ;Ix-nguo ball play-,
fnmnpy fffW cr fry-filtering pwitics).
adorned with guardian, Miss Glndyco Stompcr
e rs claim.
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were beautifully
on West First Street. The Wnsn* NVnlvofs w err aafertf Vy the C ar
•ty III T il HUY AN' OWEN
plnygfoUnds for the. children and vaseInnilenu group was also invited by
dinals on Tomnty Thevenow, one of
(W ritten, for the International the Children ,hnd been playing In roses
Dr. Root pnstor of the Congrega
READ ENTERTAINS
the br ghtest star* of the 1020
News Hen ice)
the streets, and th at tho parts of color scheme of white and green tional C hurch-to attend the morn
was
further
cnijicd
out
with
the
world aeries, nbout n month ago
MIAMI, KliY., Mar. til,-M IN S) KultsUs City which had supervised
ing service nt the church on Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Roliantl Read en
ond they w ere hastily withdrawn.
— Wo have n,u-n heard th a t Wo playgrounds were almost free from tallies which were in the formes o ' day, when his sermon topic was
T he New York G'nnU are "short”
tertained .Saturday evening a t n
man's place is in the home find 1 accidents—so these modem m oth shnmr.-cks.
especially -about! the wii'k of the
Factory Prices 0
believe th at t lint is ju st as (yue t o ers set to Work w ith ' th eir city . The card games proved except Camp F ire Girl*. Next Tlmrsdny lovely dinner p arty a t th eir home
ionally
interesting
nnd
a
fte
r
*ho
in San Lnnta, honoring Mr. and
day as it hits always bcthi lit the i cnm itilHon to Iry to obtain more
Paints & Varnirf
Mrs. A. Dolan o f Bloomington.
years past. I lieiieve that a wp- i playgrounds for their children. As usual numocr of rounds had been
played,
score*
we
o
compared
and
III., who n o visiting in Sanfonj.
man's place is in -the. home hut-r•they -worked ill the politics of
Auto Enamels, nil col
A fter a delicious five course din
thnt the modern m other has 'hcgif* 'th eir city to this end. I think they prizes awarded. Miss ls>ve Turn cl'
Quart Cans
_ }|
ner. bridge was enjoyed until u
to sot a different l i m i t '. on. the wetV lieiter m others than if they* who held highest seo.v received a
Auto
Top
Dressing,
late hour. Covers were laid for
home *10111 the limit w hich.the had stayed inside four walls and pair of green candlesticks, while
IMnt• C• a n s ....
Mr. tintl Mr*. A. l)oliHi Dr. unci
mothers of a few generations'ng*> pnid.no attention to existing con the low score prize, a p v tty green
vase was won by Miss Lulu ChildMrs John Quirk of W atkins Glon,
ditions.
Seminole Paint a
There was a time when
N. V.. Mr, nnd Mrs. P. J- Felt nor. went ns a delegate from our rcss.
'
Varnish Co.
At the refreshm ent hour, me
woman kept the inside
and house guests Mr. and Mrs.
«tate to the National Child Wet*
' house clean and sanitary, she hud ; fn n . Council in New ^ ork, nnd httst-■«.-.■« served green frosted itnGeorge Spotteswood of Orange,
201-3 W. -.st. SI. I'hoat
done her duty by her futility, but with the d e le g a te s. from every ' Kcl food cakes, sandwiches, olives,
N. J., Mr. and Mrs. E ndor C urlett
I beiieve that my home is the state in the Union, worked to try and coffee.- A ttractive S t , ‘Patrick
and Mr. and M ^ . Read.
place where my family and my to bring nbout a uniform m other's favors were placed on the plates.
children live, and I find thnt my pension law so that in no m atter
Enjoying this p retty party were
children can move ulmut in ,n what state she may live, if a Mi.- Dorothy Stokes, Miss Thelma
A very charm ing Ittncheon was
space ns big as mi niitninnbilu can mother is le ft' a widow with little Hammond, Miss J-jnn Maxwell. given at tho home of Miss Taber
travel in every direction from the children to support, the state will Mb- l.oxv Turner, Mi-.. Lee Peck, nt Twin Lake*, in lnm m \of Mrs.
house ihut I live in, nnd I bcliev- go to her and give her a n 'a llo w Mis- C harlotte Sm ith, Miss Sonic J. W. S tu a rt of riew lan irr Ohio.
th at it is useless for me to try to ance so th at she can keep her Williams,' Miss Lulu Childress, The guests present, with the ex
keep the Inside of one house safe family together, instead of com Ml; < Let tie Caldwell and Mrs. ception or two, had passed the
nnd sanitary, if the town th at I pelling her to lu-enk up her home Goto go Paxton.
eighty y ear m ark. Air enjoyable
.
live- *in is not u safe place for my ■uni send her children into in sti
time was jyiejit ami the girls were
hoy or my girl.
tutions when* they cost the state (,ui \m crirun politics, the insUtu- lively a a "crickets chatting alsiut
more than in th eir own m other's t'i„h which their forefat tiers had duvs of yore. Miss Tub;- ', assisted
First Experience
'1’his advertisement is mitlrctacd W
fourth place in the ipi ihfying
I reinginber the first time that home. As I worked on this prob In 11*«mI to found by sacrifice. Ill by Mrs. M. C. Cleveland, of Cloveround with M l, was regarded ns ri
those who cun appreciate a cooi
good bet to win the $1,000 Jrh n I had u glimpse of this wider lem . I believe th at I was u Iletter build.ng a republic, our foiefutliers land. Ohio, served a palatable
mother in helping to keep ihe m. w .i vision of a government rest lunch enjoyed iry .nil. A photo was
Oliver I.n Gnree Trophy, l^ t he • home. Lt was when I wa* 2'(
little families intact all over our ing .-•pialiy in the hnndu of every
job of dry cleuning. ID a good j«k
taken of .the youthful group.
had to battle such am ateurs us years old and Imd two children of
country, and helping counties.< I f i t :7.'-ti. Now th a t llip women of
my
own,
"und
a
neighbor
came
and
Kdd'e Dfiggs, of Grcntneck, Eddie
children to- remain in the. can- of Aon : i have been ninth- citizens Among (lie guest present wen-:
an getting A1.1. Ihe dirt,:
Held, of St. Louis; George Vmght. asked me to go with her to the their mothers, than i( I had re
• t h e ' law th ey have no ul- Mrs. J. W. S tu a rt, Cleveland, Ohio.
city
jail.
! of W ashington; C roseir Sewell,
Mr.:. K. M. Fraser, Cleveland, Uhl t,
grime und grease from the gar'.'There is a little boy of 12 mained inside my own home, giv 11, hi .ii.'c. The responsibility lias Miss (module and Miss Mary
i Miami Reach; nnd J. E. Junkin. Jr.,
ing
no
thought
to
the
conditions
I,,,.
uj\«n
t.>
tlo'iu.
We
will
have
years
old
in
the
jail
and
tile
crime
Miami.
n te n t. l e a v i n g il liternllv -potles&J
<
a I'"' !>«•■ te a t American goxern- Good it lc both or Sanford, Mrs. Ihe.
for which he was jailed is steal n-'Miii'l me.
e.son, Mrs. Townlcy, Mrs. Hawes
internstionnl
(Jnest
ions
,,n
n
a
hen
1
tn>
per
cent
of
olie
ing' a waterm elon," she said.
A l l t h a t l a i n e y ’x has to -a.v in thill
I believe the experienee of the , iii / , iis. men nnd women, m e of Derry. N. IL, Mrs. Pierce * t
"It .surely is not possible to
Derev. N. 11., and Mrs. J. D. DuviTraining Camp
war
has
taught
us
that
even
In
,ii
log
this
responsihility
InyIloil; a 12-yeur-old boy in jail fm
ad is th a t th e L u n e \ l)r> (lea*having stolen u watermelon ?" i though a mother may protect the
Briefs
body of her child by attention to
exclaimed.
ing Co b e lie v e s il dues (he btd
all the renditions which surround
LOS ANGELES, Mnr. II*. (IN S)
" lie is not only in juil but lie it, although she may protect its
—The Cults sm arted today und. r is locked up umong-I criminals
cleaning ever done in Sanford
their second exhibition defeat, hav who have a long record of crime." mind fioie every evil influence,
ing lost tu-forc 7,000 Sunday fan-1 she replied, '‘iiini there lu*«.nui*‘. and .iincr-ssfullv tend that thiltl to
prices that are as reasonable as (
to the tiellvvvood Club of Ilu ( >aM stay toiiiuriow- und the next diA' years of m aturity, u tim e may
<uiiii- v lieu government (‘.in put its
he obtained anywhere. N' Hat mi
i.'.'itgue, a to I.
tiniers we il<- something nbout il
hand into the home and take that
"I cannot see why the mothers child oat mi to a battlefield and it
run the most e x a c t in - persoai
FliRTWORTH, Tex.. Ma« I!'.
in this town lolciatc Mich a law us
is inlet natioiiul laxx- and interna
I NS I Chicago's White S "\ wen llial." I s;ti<l
t onal relations which govern lhi
primed today fm the -eiu I mill
»l l i t r e
" T h e n o l hors pav an a t te n t io n
.
against .Inkie A riliV F*»rl Wurth io l lie law. sometimes, unltl i' action.
I believe th a t deep dow n in th e i
team. The *co i- wa- 2 *•• I l.y-aiH {touches th e ir own boy anil I lit- i
lit-.i 1 1s of women th«' w orld o v e r is
and ThomiM pitch.-d for tie big th e y find out w-lint it is
sh • life device lo find a decent a n d nrb.'iiguerc Chicago got -ix hits as
d e i 'y m ethod o f s e t t l i n g o ilr in te '
compared t" five I w the • n(“. said, ai d added, "so n u -tlines I r a t i o n a l d i- p n le s . for th a t leaso-i
think tiod g a v e m e no tl u l d i c u so
Fn ilag's home tun was the Cals
th a t I can help th o se in this eont- if for no o th e r, I believe d i a l womargin of victory.
ii t»n h a v e a place in th e balls --I
Illtinitv >vho need lilt- tllo most "
Sarazen Is Favored
In L a Gorce Meet
For those who appreciate
Expert C l e a n i n g ...... ...
Repeated By Request
“His Uncles
Niece ”
ju n io r H ig h S c h o o l
I -.lid "I do hot th u d , th n t I
was i’ ii i ii i ltild r c ii' in onloi
o
kee p ine from helping till- oil" I
und I nifl* g oing w ith von dow-i
to l l o i it \ jail "
legislation, wlien th e ip ie slio n s - :
lic n tv an d .il bit ■.it loll a r e I " n
lie' "led I'elweell till' initio,
lint i iialize that .t need.- n<w o i . l of mine to ju -tifv alt inli i
j Titid was tho beginning of our i -I . 'i ilu pari of modern iWonirti
, w ill, tor a juvenile eolil l in ,,,, in d i e p ■ litical policies of tbcii
I towi I I' veil in. for I Kin-v D'at it ;i it,, .n o nation, for I'lesiilellt
it was po-DIde tn | cent one bo
•oil Ig,-. speaking
hefon- t li •
j unjust | V III.del | lie law
llial ill.
im-.i't i of die Aiiiericiiu R e v
own boy wa lint s a fe while I til
t ion m Washington, made sin it
I lowed lint' lavs to lelilillli.
stil l nig appeal llnil I wish I
i J'; I'laygrOiiuN
ailil give Ills speech ill lull li
. Not long ago, in Ivan n s t it y
,nl to t h o s e women who pridi
i the woioon i.otiood how many 1d im i-e h , s dial then furefatiu-i
lellildren wore being injured nnd helped to totmd mil Itepublic. tiro
killed by milomoliili
in lin ffi" tin- very safety of our institutions
and s e t out to study tlii
Idem .depended upon every man, us iirj[_
__ -look-n-e-rrTry'VVnniiWr. using tin- bull"'
n map of Kansas • iiy --nnd every - intfl'igcntly and be In-gged oi '
time a child was injured or Killed diem to protect, by nil interest in
Speedboats To Try
For World Records
In Miami Regatta
ST. PETERSBURG. Fin., Mar.
IP il.NSi E. S. l!cimud, |,ii'siifc'iit of the American la-ague, wlxi
i> plopping al the camp of the New
l urk Yankee.-, here, in f lids to her
to it that team ; in the Junior Cir
cuit lay fust ball this year, lie is
.-Hiving for I . lb gullies, ami plny■is whose dawdling prolongs game
b li nd tile two hour mark will
be dealt with harshly \ ball will
b called mi pitchers wlio-take more
Ihnn twenty s'eonds between pin li
es, bud a strike will In- called oil
butlers who step out "f the laix
foi im go al reason.
Sanford’s Leading (,'lcam'i
Tuesday March 20th.
m.
A dm . 35^
110 East Second Street
DO YOU
T ompaiD
h a t th e
itw r
\ '’ 11
V- r
Heart of your car is 1
t
l\ NOCKOl'T
I’ln.D K T E D
NEW YORK, Ma.-. It*. (IN S )—
A ipiick knockout Is predicted in
the ten round bout licit- tonight be
tween Phil Scott, English ht'iivyweight champion, and I'ien j C har
les, Kelgiun champion. Jloth fightI'.'* are sluggers who leave them-'
selves wide open. S*‘oll outpntlitod
Charles in u fifteen-round bout in
Isiiidou last year.
SQl All
Down on
the Farm
•
We maintain a complete and efficient electrical service station handling electrical
Yhe p r o c e s s i v o fa rm e r n o lo n g e r taens
rity conveniences, nor d oe s Ive o p e r
ate u n d e i l o c k b re a k in g c o n d itio n s.
E l o c t r i c i t y licbtr. It is h o m e a n d f a r m
b u i l d i n g s , m i lk s h i s c o w s , . r u n s h is
i h u r i v ; . p u m o i his water, c o n tr o ls his
’ i r r i g a t i o n , a n d d o e s ta s k s t h a t o n c e
m e a n t h . r d labor for m a n y m e n ,
L'lactfcity hxs freed th e f a r m f r o m ex
c e s s " h a n d s " , a n o g iv e s I n s t e a d a n
obedient, nilent slave that m a k e s each
fa rm e m p lo ye e tn irte e n t im e s m o re
efficient
.
DECREAHEH
Electrical System?
E X ID E
U We also operate the only Arm ature Winding ’DeP ^ |
Y fie n tlm
L/rry ; „ « . M i i " t i "Blm k Diamond,* owned und driv-i
piloted
\ty K- K. Dunn. St. Prtcr*l>ui<r.
Fla., won the cIunm ' ID nut belaid
/rce-for-nll. *
■I
, -C- —
■— S t t f p r railway gaj»u1ini> tanks
car* ,lmvr Junt bn-r, fntrorlur ul irtto
S e t^ iio iF 5 o u h ty
’
yrmerr’*"-
,.L!i*
« l 1'V ten to d iv xvtn n that mul.v
r i l . l j i i de'parted for tl.c Im-lie* und
,n tu ' G aining., Mr. A of them went
In the llirhikighniu Club of the
Southern League, Tom orciw th ;
Nat* take jm tip- Buffalo team of I
tin- IjiU- national J.rarip-.
E A T E R IE S
.*
*
.
Use Electricity
Your Cheapest Her
H O F -M A C
117 E* Second Street
BATERY
CO
phone lill;
�n
t - S '- l
^
.
m i*•' in
iwmv.m
wn w im m
3$
U S T V '*'*■!
:A R C r t~ 2 f t:tittf t" " " " Y r : " ' it
A i I ,m
:3 A !
—i i .
p l f t Latvver Declares Pulb P ro d u ct iofi %' u
m e r ic a h
D ependant
On Place
F. W. Bender
Great Britain For Its Tin
\
LEADINGCODNTRY
IN MAKING PARKS
A large number of out-uf-town
persons, all of them interest* d in
Section Of Country Maintains
bulb culture, yesterday Visited the
Nearly One Tenth Of Total
LONDON, Mar. 14.—-(IN S )— | States.
P. W. B endtr place near the Coun
Of Nearly Quarter Million
: MlIff anything
anythin* happened to Am eriDcm»ntl h«" Increased HI per try Cflub, where they saw mnny of
Acres Used fo r Such Space
2 •*».
. L..U QC
?£
f a ’s lU
tin ..<wnU^.
auppllea, about
26 per____
cent. I cent (since 1014). Yet suflfdy with the bulbs, whose production i/ be
every
price
Induce
unit
and
w
ith
all
ing
pifshed
in
this
section
by
the
of the American huibanda would go |
BOSTON, Mar. 15,— (IN S )—
hungry, fo r the aitnple reason th a tj the help of henl'ily subsidized scl- Southern built Association.
atiS f c 4 a iU s c iiC ih r i>* r k l ' ^ NtuK
tinned foods have robbed American I
•■•••Unce. has only IncreasThe am aryllis bulb, which .Mr,
England cover 2!f]!l66.82 acrca, ap
Bcimer
has
-W'en-pnrticnilarlyraijro
. women of th e ir m H n arjru rt.* * ~T
-a, , —i J
proxim ately one-tenth of the. total
cessfuji iu grqwingj -earned the
f I In -thia sentence, t o * -A sk w Itlrr^ ' V l i t J i
of nearly n q u arte r m illion1acres
43,000 urn) of ir^e^tlllc tint gf.^tcaL wmmier.t, ATr.J lta 4 * r H; famous B ritish lawyer antfll
devoted
to much space in the
'liCiO.it imjFirted 77.4
po' ted;-O thers nttrncted much a t
trie list, threw oil V the velfeiK
United Stntea, according to a nnIt
is
admitteef
th
at
world
sup
tention. Detailed explanation jn
th a t the B ritish Em pire could put
tion-widc study of parks recently
the screws on the United S tates in plies of tin cannot be increased ap connection with lie production pf
completed by the Playground and
preciably.
Yet
we
are
dissipating
plants were given to the visitors,
regard to the price of tin produced
Hecreatloh Association of America.
T h e motor car makes available to travelers many such quaint old-world
these supplies, and using nearly many , of whom are molting plans
^ within the Empire.
’ The bulk of tho Now England
160,000 tons yearly of irrcplucoablc to become intc.entdej ifi lu jb grojv- ipot j ai this one, on which the Bulck party chanced while louring ancient
Berkshire. Till* village croti and •untllnl did service before flic Invention
park acreage is in M assachusetts,
Lond’tofW iJjj w as addressing the reserves.
*
•
mg.
Df clocks. Presumably the hour ivai a matter of ('uessworle on sunless day*.
vvhich reporting 14,(175.18 herej,
Royal Colonial In s titu te on the
Canning Intcrctss
"ig er w ho visitedthe dial at night to tell thi
Among those who visited the (hough the tale Is told‘ of' a villager
stands fourth in this res poet ninpcfg
• subject of “The Em pire's Tin Sup
The metallic tin con.tunipihn ,*f
plies." He did not mention rob the vast canning industry alone has Bender place y estc.'Iay 'w e re : Vme,— by means of a lantern.
the ten m ost populous s ta tw tJ i the
ber. He.tfji)lfarat/Ml his point in nearly trebled in five y e a n . That William Reitz of Mummerficld, B.
nation. C alifornia loads with 20,
858.82 ncres, New York Is second
iwgord to America.
of the automobile industry hns M. Young of .Summcrficld; George
with 1U.414.12 and Texas third with
“The Urtlted S lates is effectually more than doubled in the same Wilkins and S. A. Wilkins of Win
ter Park, Victor Tuple and A. S.
;
16,6.11.83.
sealing itself up in a tin can," he period.
'O ther New England states r e
said, "H alf the food Americans cat
There, is great, if not urgent, Tiflcr of Mount Dora, W. T.
Froschcr,
Ira
Parks
of
Titusville,
ported
the following acreage in
is tinned. Americans are so busy j need for a method of conserving the
J. It. (Junn of Kissimmee. J. M.
f and so irjinrisoned In their tinned; Em pire’s tin supplies.
FLINT. Mich., Mur. 17—Pollci slide for th/it city to maintain city and county pnrks—Connecti
: Jives thlrt Vhhy hover stop to con- , It m ay. he through s form of Conway and A. Parrot, of Apop Chief August V olhm r of Bcrkelej ,aw ni'd order with the smallest cut, (1,335.86; Rhode Island, 1.271.alder
would happen If the tin m erging and trustification of all ka, C. O. Fairchild of Orlando, It.
police juice', per capita of popula- 18; New Ham pshire, 757.9; Maine,
623.0; Vermont, 310; Rhode Island,
( supply run out and they had to fall the existing British tin-producing B. Kirke of Lakeland.'.lam es IIIg- Cal., bus just completed Instnllntlod ion, in the country,
i ‘ back again on ordinary food.
emu panics, together with the chief gins of Haines City, J M. W hit of radio sets in all Buicks enmpris.
past indications of Mr. VofInterY the sm allest s ta te in the Union
sm elting interests, thereby enabl field, Mrs. Anna Enright of Or ing the city’s police dfpurtniont convi. li .ns on the subject of crime provides alm ost one twelfth as
Live In Tin Age
“This is the Tin Age.” Man has ing them to obtain direct contact lando. F. W. Davidson of Mt. Dora, fleet, accortling to wortl from the prevent ion included equipping his much p ark space as Texas, the
successfully passed through the with the world's chief consumers F ,W. ’TVhiti* of Paducah; K>\, | Howard Automobile Company, Pa- men with lluicks th at they mii 'l,. I larg est state, though the area of
X Rhode
Charles Ilultner of Kissimmee and cifir Coast distributors of Buick he pn pared for art
&tone Age, the Dronge Age, ami to the benefit of hnth.
l>y *m ro' Uum two hundred.
Such a method, confronted with B. Boyle and C. Lawrence of Sor cnr’s. Thc combination of radio quirh"' fasL anil reliable p d f s S l S
the Iron Age. r ’ *
1»« O
niHnr
TfiU tld
In
ther Towns
;
.
^
t
. “Do p e o p l e ' • Amt tin is difficulties though it may seem at rento,
communication and f'ist p ursuit can-. His most rerenc step, in stal “ flTu? hundred and eighty-two New
more precious to the human nice first sight, has much to recommond
machines, in Mr. Vollmcr's opinion, lation of radios, iii all these cars, England towns and cities have pub*
Uian sliver, more useful than gold? it from the constructive point of
' is one which will vastly increase was aimed n t providing inslnn- •lie parks. The largest is Bo-ton.
tnm ous com m unication with the i with 2,673 acres of pnrk land, nnd
T h d » ^ f ia t^ f 3 do no in twenty or view. It would bring about Empire
the odds against crime.
.* .th irty years time when it i.i more conservation autom atically, while
men maiming the cars, no m atter in th sm allest is Jericlm, \e rr m n t,
Chief
Vnlltm-r
is
widely
known
1 thpn urebable that, if present pre retaining the strong spirit of enter
for hi.s work in criminology. He is who: part of the city they might I |,D( ulation 100, which has a park
dations hold good,'tin will be al prise which is essential to this
frequently
called into loiisultatlon be.
i of four and a h alf acres, One hum
r m o liy
e ’exptm
V*>
eiptns(v’e as either or both. great industtry.
on police subjects in other rities, * IV'thin a f«w sccumLi a fte r an ! dre 1 and tw enty of these commutiAnother method which is re
#il. a,com m odity for which ceiving careful examination is co
CLEVELAND, O., Mhr. 1 7 .^ lin'd asked to p it scribe for condi a la tin is received nt headquarters, | jties are in .Massachusetts, twentyno aaDsfactorV suhstltutc has been operative selling.
(IN ,S|— Tin,- larg est telesdope ih.iv tions confronting adthorities there. light* flash in the driyera com J throe in Connecticut, thirteen in
Wiihd.'Nor Will it ever bt duplicat , What ever the fm m, some such ’ti mm in any college or university His policy of providing his own partm ent of each enr, notifying its
j Rhode Islnnd, nin» each in New
ed successfully."
system of the conservation of this is lucat- d in a little lawn n the men with the most up-lJ-date crew that fi m essage for them is j Ham pshire nnd Maine and eight in
Thfl ir r e s tc t amount of tin pro valuable asset is highly desirable, Central hurt of I>hio.dt is the third equipment at the >1 p .al of science in the air. By m eans of the fixed Vermont.
duced1 m 'a 'G a r is' about 150.000 not only from an Im perial but also iiirtrt <t trlesecpe in the world.
has attra ct <1 much attention to tun <1 short wave sets loented in I Boston, with one aero of park
tons. Some 43 1-2 per pent is pro from a world aspect.
lip tailed et Ohio- Wesleyan uni him, over “ oeii.'d of several years. tin- ical- d eck ,-it is then prssiblc land to every 284 inhabitants, is
I’
duced in the British Empire.
essage and mohil- , ..
Among tin* residents of Berko-' to receive tli m...
“ I have no doubt that, a method versity, Delaware, O ho, in Iit’d 1.
. .
, twice as we supplied with parks
this
policy
i,
i
redit
Thanks to Im perial P.Aeierencc, will be found in the near future the huge telescope .staml.i us a ley.
me
fm*
actiiin
with
a minimum *»f i as New ^» nrki or (. hiengo, the study
t<
*
a
very
{
,
,
,
more than 80 per cent of the which will consolidut all Empire monument to it - donor. Professor large ext nt wrth making it pos-.Io*: tune.
points out. However, Boston’s rnworld's tin is smelted in the Em- producers and more lastly ulign IIIm n Mills Perkins, w in died d ur
■
lion iv (xeoiklcd !•}■ o th er New
plre. Fifty,'JlAu-.celit of. the world's them with the m ajor wot Id con- ing the yeni i*f installation, Pro- |
I
Engliiyd
cities, pntticiilarly Meridlessor
PeiU
lis,
who
was
horn
n
•re paid for their
tlli la jcfp^um ed' in the United suming Intervals.”
! en. where the ratio is 26; Lynn,
, IKit.'t, taught i lasses at Ohm Wesml for inadequate supervision 102; H artford, 103; Portland, 120;
, leyan for 11ft s vein s.
l
athletic
funds. The committee | Woivt ;ter, 110; Burlington, 151.
Followin'' Professor Perkins’
.also ihiirged Jn eg u h u itv in re- Meriden’s low ratio ;s due to its
death, Pri'fes-oi rliffo n l t \ Crump
lilanned anil it reel il the t on tAir*
cruiting talent from prep and high large iluldurt'd Park, containing
1,30(1 aervs, and Lynn's to Lynn
tioti of (he huge opto.si instni
woods, 1,847, which is th * ninth
ment. wli i h s i ip le
toils.
ATLANTA, Aim
11NS i
M ol \ T i . \ t ; t 1 1ST sniii.ami
A
injnm non
im iug
the
T il lie n o t TO
| n r t lie t le: I H(
' fit* M in’.tin \l.
i ir.-M P
.-rext 4- mJUgTTOIJBIBU
was a, nle i.i < I vi bin ! id If ! .1
a proximal el;. >' I•»'t.i ni-* 1. ■llsc- re f| fill ^INI) * 1
, ihi t.i inj^ gi null) ilia i lit *ui of
_ ;
iboutleggcr. who is fiisl and hist a rcnl^, t
Mar.
13.(IN
S)
\
,
poli-b.
•
1
„!
!)i
iViif* an "if S’ ni.l- i : 1\ i 11 * Mu .nil < l I 'u- illicit)
•
,
,
uuHincsM who .sells In- suit Ian m
- MoonphinriN
Moonshiners in tin* muuntaius ol
! I:t tfl L . (
II- iyl.nn. I; I* hem
aid n Wa Inr>i*1--:i , I l i . aid
the old South, in the days when f"n ‘- Needle heel iii ( niiiigo, pois- be tb - ) i * .vie 1, i 1 i hi
,1 h II. I- . ii |( i • '"'.iii: \ Super
kind ii f
Volatead was unheard of, were I onod sugar rum in the Ruckles, bad till- Cl uni i >
i i t* \ "ill ' 111.-I i ,i i .,*! will be h u
entlemcn with principles nnd tra- gin on the const and nn> thing in
’-1,
Iii t lie meant inn 1 m
I- n't!
17
I
p dTtion* ns compaivd with the jicch New York are some of his pi educ Harvard nniv. i -it . arc being
I I i I. ■ i ’it n wli Ii w; filed by
ent day high-powered bootleggt*rs
1 i .ni', Mason in e o f
the
An unusual feniim "t tie- |Vr Mi
tions. lie is unsentim ental and if
Who care only for profits.
no
ami i
k'lis l<"li........
iI it i a n In mm ei I j owner.- i t tin- mountain
And prohibition, following the he is i aught he lisualiv i -i apes on i t . u .-ii,nig t. - ii i| >|:iii .i l lui'lllbi-i i f the as,so- la; loll:, lie
| i 1ii i t hn, no et for
is heio: Il' Ct a- I loilll f llll Hu ll
» advent of the bicycle and the mot with « .small fine.
load* I-- interfere v\ilb tin- men
Do Not Fear Law
slopped
or car, hns brought about a faster
j oial carving by A iiliisUix Luke
pace which would hove made the
\M EHI( \N I'RUDI « I
At worst, if be owns a still he
-iiilptm , but
old folks in their younger days full can be sent t p the pen it .-lit i :i r\ foi
Tin- t i. scope i h i e n t ' Pels A ill man. the present
back in astonishment and shun the
e n ra ii (uixiuct, wbnli m it ' ll. ' iti.eii-K to 11re vent rle-i cm t inti of
''rum tiiree to five yei is uiidet the nil niiu ii il i iose. Every part pot n I lie Lee head IIS curved by Borg
ahelks and flappers as outcasts.
These a re the opinions of .1. R. (’(dorado auti-slill law Even that to the w'*i k, including ell acre, bun. win* was (list-barged several
\ cal > a g o
Calloway, former chief of police law tins not perceptib'y diminished sol ins, was in.oie m this count r.\.
,|
Then* tire now two hcmi.% of
When
ci
niplclril,
it
will
cinij-i
i
i>
Longmont. Colo., am! Fred A. Mun- the bootlegging ii isiness. wbieh
.gold, retired federal revenue offi shows that most 'leggei - are m er i n ......... tin m o s t e x p e n s iv e p ie c e s General Lee on the side of sto i"
Mountain one e a i.n l by Borg
cer and Colorado pioneer. Both a t chants op brokers purchasing !)u-ir of appai tills ii an' colli-g-- oc »m- him and tho other by Lukettian.
ivi-is i t v, and will be tin- biggest
tended the annual gathering of the ntuff fr<>m still nieti.
"h o designed a new arniiigeiileio
availabb- f-u idndeiit ins)ruction.
Colorado Sheriffs Association in
Mangold also hns a colorful re
of
figures to compose tin* mem
It is prrillrtrd it w II take two
Denver recently.
cord a.-i a federal revenue officer
it n il,to the heroes of the (’unfed
yt
ars
tor
tin*
Bureau
of
Standards
Despite their fillet trafficking, in Colorado, coming here in 187!'.
eracy.
Calloway had high praise for the i lie was sheriff in El Paso county in to grind down and polish the lens ■
('»,
hugest
ever
inouideil
in
tin... ...
. ,
..
.
hill bill(ps of Virginia, N orth nnd 1H0I ami was a spectator .of lint
i’n
itn
d
state,,.
_
4W.
Virginia
Expelled
Couth Carolina, Alabama ami Ker^ luuuu. iia.ve in Cripple Creel:. He"
rctai m t of tb telescope1 From’Athletic Group
4JU0ky, V#hrn"hr WTirkcd'yenrs ago agrees with Calloway that the li
amount.- to one Inlf million dulliils.
da n federal sleuth. They held quor situation is ‘'unmitisfactoi
thcm flklrhr a* free Americans pri and declureil that disohcdieiire*of
,ie Minis!) v o f 1 (I lirA G U , Hi., Mar, Uh —(IN S ))
i ding
m arily and stood upon their rights the Volstead law is one of the
of ({|,'u( iltiiam . 20,202
j’he t'niversU y of West Virginia
In vigorous Elizahcthian language. I weakening influences in m alern
. have bet'll cm nuiously in I is no longer a member id tlu* Norlli
Expert Distillers
,i‘ .oiltd cu reli t to three ' r , n , ' al As.nociat.on of Colleges
life.
.
and Secondary Schools as a result i
They held their trade, the p r o
Aa Mongold sees i:. another hu
| of action taken a l the organ tv.m
duction of good whiskey, in high influence was ushered in with the
esteem, he declared, and their li- automobile, which increased con | In t rm l Egypt ueaiL JlaU.OllO. ion's annual m eeting, here.
The (yvsociatibn’s executive c.nuiuld corn output was hard to rivul. tacts and resulted m a condition in wort h ■f felt u atL antl luilv '11(1^ •
“Ven by the iietter grade of legal which the smell if booze on the 000 worth of ■raws were imported m ittce expelled the West V'rgiitiu
I .si honl on the grounds that stu d en t'
brands which onee were perm itted breath of young iteqple is consul- *las» year. *
n tho lamb
ert-d an achievement Life was
"1 ho hill men." he *aid, "coll- sim pler in the old days, he said, and
acted their brew from their own consisted mainly of church, mid
om, In their own pots and with week prayer meeting, a weekly
heir own firewood, and it was bc- dance, maybe a buggy ride. Wo
ond their coniprohension that men were draped thoroughly from
'urie S«m should interfere. No head to foot and whiskey breaths
te ever heard of their stuff being Oil young people caused their OS. I
Mtonou*. for they inherited their t racism
Itior trade from generations of
Both Calloway nml Mang >hl,
stiU rn and they also believed however, have faith in the young
ED W A R D fiv&I / 'W G
ey inherited the right tu make people of the day and believe that
c e n t C ig a rs a re m a d e
"I
conditions will improve.
o f t h e c l e a n e s t , h i g h e s t g ra d e ,’
They were hard fellows to catch,
o, Calloway remembered. They
t o b a c c o s — c a r e f u ll y a g e d a n d
ray» hid in the fastness of the Edd in burgh To Isolate
b
le n d e d .
Is,-and usually the only clue to
BIRMINGHAM, A b j lat
ret, Mass., which has .one acre of (IN S )—-trapped in i W i / | i ^
park land for every twenty-ate by n Bomb which let g„
p.rsons;
Norwich,, Conn., 43; were riding, Mr. and Mrs” «I
...
- Mrs.
Wells ley, Muss., 45; Keene, N. H. ... Allen,
Allen, superintendent ol
Allmn.i, Vt„ 66; Gardner, Moss., Tcnneqjce
Iron and
68; Barton, Vt„ 70; Calais, Me., Company received M-riuu&jm J
72; Plymouth, Mnss., 80; Glou from which they were stl'l Jlra
cester, Mass., 00.
Ing Monday,
'.
Parks are promoting hcnlth and
The roof of tLv
'Tlf1
chi]d-«*jpty an d~rctb oA r*'r!0»!*f v i d » v - j 0 £ ^
deTinquency, as well as adding.to w ere-rip p ?d nwnv
I ? ' the”
__.___
-tho-l»enuty of communities, says L. which apparentiy had Uen nj^
II. Wei:*, director of the q(udy. The in -tho .mnehtne. .so c a u te ry
use of city parks for active recrea atrocity- could be a s c iib ^ jrjj
tion hns been the most significant Aliena
o:- *L“
the investigntyi^M
*"
(trilid’in recent park development. 'or*.
’ Thoughiiuorc than it million dollars
have bocn spent in the United ns y et nroyido adequate 'p iS
ties and hundn-i
hundred.', of "*
S tates to acquire and equip, m upl- cilities
cipal und county, park-*,'few cities towns have rose ved r.o
r. park i
1
Injunction Aims T o,J"!
Protect Statue O f
Confederate Chief
Y
U
T h i s a d v e r t i s e m e n t is addressed lo
th o s e w h o c a n a p p r e c ia te a
j o b o f d r y c le a n in g . Hy a go ad job
w e m e a n K e ttin K
p rim e n n d
You'll like King Edward* —(hey art
pa ked with smoke islUfaction.
Carmichael Bros. Cigar Co'.,
DISTRIBUTORS
;
Miami, W. Palm Beach, Orlundci, Tampa.
Vwould
p u lV bbe
e,,(u
f
t\ lh at
Giqxment*
,,f the Bill
point w#.
out
,u tt'b vy'n(h
the friendly
, ny ,.xtenjj(,n
of lh#
hbora, who always said the w„u|d mMB
to
comiiulsory deUnsion.
detrnsion. Such
Such a
o
K . y t, a „% oie.
. . . . . . with
" lor„
- compulsory
S r ,^ ° L , r oh,be, t e c l u , m e
would cost millions o f
(«*kl In place Of the genial pounds and Icid lo vast disorinni- l
1
.*
'
-
R re a s e fro m 1ho
a d is t h a t t h e L a n e y Dry
<>*■>:
z$v:
■i
(’lean*
in g C o . b e lie v e s it dues (he bwj1
c l e a n i n g e v e f d o n e in Sanford «fr
' ra
p r ic e s t h a t a r e a s re a s o n a b le ascai
l i e .c h l a l n c d a n y w h e r e . W hat mort
c a n t h e m o s t e x a c tin g person it*,
( ju ir e ?
-v(
Laney Dry Cleaning Co;
"Sanford's Leading Cleaners"
Phone -Iw]
III) H a s t S e c o n d S tr e e t .
___ L1 r
* ,
I A lw ay s H a v e L uckies
‘M - .i.--B."»»*>:
m
rit-
A ll t h n t L a n e y ’s h a s tu say in ljtii‘
a
Sex Disease Victims
Sin oke a King Edward today I
Notice how freely it draws—J
how evenly it burns -* how j
distinctively mild its flavor,'
A M , I he dirl,
n ie n l, l e a v in g i t lite ra lly spatle*,
Says Betty Compson,
Motion Picture Star
*ir whereabouts was u slip of
oke ascending fa r off f r m r t h r • EDINBURGH, Mar. 1 2 .--(1 \8 (
« under their still*. When They
Widespread opposition is tiring
ro apprehended they fought like oi ganized to a Hill being promot*
dmen and engaged in gun duels ed hy tlir Edinhuigh Corporation
t rivaled the present Chicago seeking power to isola:r and com
•g feuds, according to Callaway. pulsorily detain people suffering
* moonshiners also were taken from sex diseases.
!e.r. wing by
- their
. . law-abiding
. . .
—I -If the Bill should become law,
fhbor* who hated the federal of-1 m agistrates would be authorized.
« a* much u . they loved a nip on the application of the local
food rum . The officers, Call,v -Medical O ffice of Health, to issaid, i<'irotted out the nm on-piuc a w arrant fw the detention
era either on horseback „• in f ,,f „ victim of the disease.
m "
».
For those who appreciate
Expert Cleaning" ..
Large Telescope In
Ohio University Is
Product Of States
Bootleggers O f Present
Day Lack The Principles
£— OfOldTime Moonshiners
^ t « W ! y ..........
m
Radios Placed In B uicks Comprising
Police Fleet Of Town In California
!
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.tr ::::r „ n r = ^ ^ v t= ^ " " V
w s w l hl'H Hei- W d 1!iwi’i*S
'
IAM
n
a
T h e strain o f constant />nsing,rbefore a cam era is somi'innci
greut, A fe w puffs from a x’dod
cigarette is the quickest relief. '
I ciltvayshai e Luckies on the set. •
T h e y soothe w ith o u t the slightest
throat irritation
The Cream of
, the Tobacco Cro
% > •,
“ O nquestionabiy Lucky St*f
Cigarettes arc 100% quality
this fact is proven by their
creasing popularity. ‘OnlyYWftbest t obacco, ‘T h e C r e a m ,
Crop* goes into Lucky Stffift
Cigarettes. I buy on ly the
Vobaccowfoe. .Lucky *Strtk^ kW>*
�L .'j
t
)
lESDXV.fc
$, Long Entertains
WICIALS Pa
GRILLED Ufel
IN OIL SWINDLE ■JACKSONVILLE,
Mn ® « P K
People MayBeFind BroadcastByRadio
'O fP alatka Citizen
(IN S )—"Freedom o
3rout) A t Luncheon
(Continued from Pape One.)
class."
j. Howard Long entertained
lembera of Circle no. five of
-rf.«byterian A uxiliary, m ost
itfully Monday a t luncheon at
/clock a t h er homo on P ark
There seemed little likcliln
th a t the Sennte Committee wm
call Smith as a witness. There nppenrod n g re a te r probability that
PALATE A, Fin., Mar. 2 U r
(IN S )—W hat may be the remains —(
of an ancient people, who inhabited v'd
s congregation
the S tate of Florida before the gin- ism
Rev. Schuler has culled .1 mass rial ujje, was discovered a few mil- icnl
meeting of ids congregation us a eg from this city by Gua Matin-son am
;
Sm ith wou1<L demand - a • henrjqfl, m ju teat'araiM t ncticfH iT? b m r u R and Qeorfff Uyk**f-vrbm -tb*T'Urtr ‘
distinctive-features, of
in fhe*d#coi
■other ^^KlHier<' Sir -not he is subpoenard, *nWhc .Municipal Broadcasting S ta covered p arts1o f 26 skeletons KiitT1Hfe new $ 1,000,000 medical bulbi
jins. Baskets and bowls of white [ his connections with Sinclair will tion, -WJAX, in cutting parts of one complete assemblage of bones ng to be erected. • •
Ration*, candy tu ft and baby r be aired thoroughly In the Senate his sermons off the uir. This, they while excawitinjr for a new house
Announcement of ^his and
said, was done because of a rule in the past few dnya..
l*Ui combined w ith greenery I
ether new departures in the field
within
the
next
few
days.
•
th at m inisters using the radio s ta
Iprd to carry out the color m otif
A wire to the Smithsonian in of clinical education which will lo
. The attack s on the silence of tion m ust not attack another re stitu te in W ashington brought a
President Coolidge, Mellon, Hughe* ligion or sect or to inveigh against quick reply from the National
personalities.
Capital, requesting the local men to t
and H erbert Hoover, came from
During the course of broadcast
both Republican insurgents and ing Schuler's sermon, the micro ship the hones to the institute at
once.
.
I
of asparagus ferns. The the Democrats. Senators Lafolletle phone circuit was broken upon sev
Tile
fact
th
at
the
bones
wore
rite** of the guests were marked and Blaine, of Wis., joined with eral occasions when the pastor found under, six feet of soil and
place cards in the form pf S t. Senator Jam es A. Reed (D ) of started to attack another religious under the shell formation that w a s
itrkk. Hats, and favors of sham- Missouri, in demanding th at these organisation, it was said.
here liefnie the ocean covered tills
ck» were given the guests. At ranking Republicans mgkc some
state led to the belief th at the
public
utterance
on
how
they
view
I b'ciock o tnsty three course
bones were part of those buried in
jtbeon was'served by the hostess the Teapot Dome case anti Sin
un nm ient cemetnry of prahistui •
clair's
heavy
contributions
to
the
dited by Mrs. H enry Purdon, n - » "
ie peoples. F urthcr excavating is .
expected to shed some more light
on the discovery and experts from
(After luncheon a splendid prothe university of Florida may W
(Continued
from
Page
1)
gsm was given, arranged by Mrs.
ing of this kind of attention, Dr.
called in to examine the bones.
Heury said.
jilph Austin Sm ith followed by a
(briber of. clever gam es. There
"With this radio amplifier,"
ftp 24 members who enjoyed this
saiil Dr. Beury, we may attach,-i
The Peasants, 60,000 strong,
PHUually delightfully affair.
stethescopic instrument to one
swept into Bucharest yesterday
patient and his .heart heats will
vehemently declaring their inten
b heard d early and distinctly in
tion of stnying on en masse until
CHICAGO, Mar. 20— (IN S)
every clinic room where the stu* kfir "T r. 'To Movie
r
their drnmnds were granted. Man- One nmn was shot to (denth, an dents are studying heart action,
Star In Two Years
ill's unsuccessful conference with other was probably fatally wound- Thus the teacher may lecture
the Regency Council followed.
ed, and a third was so badly hat k « h ‘le the .heart heats continue to
. Janet Raynor, who rose from the
Mass meetings were held in var cd with a m eat cleaver th a t he may l*' heard in full volume,
ranks of extras to th at of sta r in a
ious p arts of the city all day yes die, in a brawl in a restaurant
Motion pictures will also play a
Pile over two years.
plays
terday hut the accosting'of Prince hen* today
hiff.e p a il in clinical work in the
itrsngely enough a p a rt from real
Nicholas was the first disorder
The dead man was ldentifie‘1.
building, the president anHie in her first stellar role in "2
of any serious consequence report from postal money order receipts "ounced.
Slow-motlon pictures
fiirU Wanted," now showing a t the
ed. Prem ier ilratianu, brother of in his pocket, as A. Seddo. A bul- hiv e been taken of all sorts of
kiiane Thentor. I t is th a t of n
the Into Jan Ilratianu. who died let pierced his head fram the re ar^veraUuns, treatm ents
in a business office. And a
Iasi year, refuses in yield to the
Michael
Pecore.
40.
m
an
ag
e'n
f
the
•W
1'$
Ij-piU in a business office is what
peasants, lie threatens to employ
r ' 1 1 "1 "
troops to crush any attem pted restaurant, was shot tw ire through s " • 1 ‘ .
Miss Gkynor was a fte r shey gradu
the
abdomen.
Philip
Mnrcha*-.
42.
s,
n*
r"
to
.
ated from the Polytechnic High
had been chopped with a deft vet.
THREE DIE IN FIRU
School in San Francisco. That was
Muon shine was blamed for the
------i t r first job. But, like m any other
quarrel.
When
police
searched
the
ROSiON,
Mar. 20. -(IN S )—
ftrfc she dreamed of other things,
s e ne they found the interior »f Trapped on the top floor of a fo u r-■
and the story of her meteoric rise
the restaurant wrecked and the M..ry apartm ent house at Upham’s
U fame should prove encouraging
body of the dead man and lus Fonwr. \\aU er Donahue, :H, his |
to others who, like her, arc fighting
two wounded companions stretchEhxabeth, 35 and t h e ir ,
to climb from the firs t round of
ed on the floor. The wounded men «"“ her.
were burned to death ■
the ladder of success to the next.
refused
to
discuss
the
battle.
«.n.\
to<u>.
rty
bo
n
d
s1
(Continued
from
Page
One.)
So When you see Miss Gaynor at
ing the court dismissed Mr. Tnknoh
a typewriter busily nt work, if you
COMMISSION MEETS
fcdcrnl
and
Mr. Estridge, and <’. J. Cranswill watch closely, you will see
'orge
B.
ton.
A.
Van
Ness
was
excused
by
that she is fam iliar with the touch |
TAMPA. Fin., Mn . 20.—(IN S )—
rt of ap- Tom Palmer, counsel for thu dr*
•ystem and operates her typew riter 1
The Florida State Railroad Com
iduy that fense. as his second peremptory
like a veteran.
I
mission met here today to conduct
| EASTON, Mass., Mar. 2u
icknge of *hnllenge.
a
henring on a proposal to read
liberty bonds" from an Sinclair
Judge Gray excused \V. E. .Hun- (IN S )—Frederick Lothrom Am- s.
Holly Returns From source.
t*s, 11 when he declared rmphutieul- millionaire graduate of llarv.o-l just intei state freight class rates
Hundreds of b-nding shippers mid
Rumors of a package nf bonds i.v that lie had formed an opinion mid Ins bride of two months wcic
Utiities ConferenceI having
growers of citrus fruit were on
recovering
today
from
thg
effc.
ts
been sent to a W ashington 1and that it had been in the process
it. J. Roll)', director of the Flo
committee of formation for the "past twenty of n c ash when the airplane in hand to submit testimony brfqfe
judge
reuchcd
the
rida Public Polities Inform ation
years.'' M. B. Lindner was excused which they were returning from the the commission.
Bureau and his assistant, L. C. Be- through a so-called "m ystery w it by tiie defense and H arry Weeks West was wrecked on the Aon-s
M t returned last night from n ness." Justice Frederick L. Siddous
.
, estate here.
»-A•
[ meeting of the bureau held at St. trial judge in the Fnll-Sinciair was dismissed by the court. Thom
as L .Sullivan was nlso excused
Coming from Buffalo, N. V* li
Petersburg on Mondny. The m eet conspiracy case, quickly denied that
ing was Held in the building of the he had ever received any, and liy Judge Gray, the latter declaring the plane was approaching tin
Florida Power Corporation and Judge Martin made a sim ilar de that lie hud an opinion which hnrgm on the Ames estat". a gust
would lequire evidence to remove of wind caught one wing and
was well attended by members nial today.
Judge
Martin,
whose
son-in-law
turned it over twice. Aim'-, how.
from ail parts of the state. The
S tate's Attorney
Millard it. e v e i . righted the plane and In-ought
next meeting will be he'd nt Miami Adolph A. Sits is an employe of
in April on the same date ns the the Sinclair Oil Company, said the, Smith used his first perem ptory it d o w n , hut being forced t o land
Southeastern National
Electric rumors probably had their origin challenge to excuse A. D. Rosier in n swamp, the plane was wrecked
Light Association meeting. Mr. in tiie fact that his son hud sent and h:* seccnd to dismiss W. I,.
Voting Ames and hi» bride, tb'*'
him a large package of Cht istmos Harvey. Judge Gray excused C. S. formci Mile. Maurice Morotte,
cards at C hristm as time. The pack Lee and Ralph King and Allu-rt )vere married a t NognUrt. Mexico, |
age bore the return address of the Hall was dismissed by the state. |n .lanuary and were n-iuriiiiig1
• Sinclair Company, and apparently . F. W. Talbott wps excused by the from a tour of the West S h e was
had been misdirected to W ashing court as were. G. F. Smith and formerly assistan t com h of the
Harry Lee. The defense dismissed
ton, III.
Chn-iigo ()|iera ronqm nj mid later
"I never received any bonds from Elmer llyntlninc and the stutc e\- was all en tertain er in a • lull at 1
i-used
P.
Bayard
Smith.
The
de
or hud any business dealings with
Nogales, Mexico.
SfK’IETY ENJOYS OPTINC
Mr. Sinclair or with anybody e b r fense excused A. S. Hawkins for itconnected with the Teapot Dome fifth peremptory challenge and '
All streets in Jerusalem
C. ColPns was exrdscd on n chal
case," said Judge Martin.
imp >,ved.
lenge
for
rnuse
made
by
the
state.
I^u is H. Brush, who with Roy
Completion
i/f
tho
ju
ry
was
in
,
dist Church enjoyed a most de D. Moore blWftfflt the Marion, Ohio.
Rumiing time of trains into Rus
lightful outing, Friday evening. S tar from President Harding, de- prospert shortly a fte r the rm nt |
sia is (q iiVL-rogu about 44 miles itn
-•Blsrtiiig from the ciunch a t 6(30 r la m i'h o welcomed the fullest hr* •
hour.
| o’clock. On account of. the Incle- qulry into the details of th at sale, j
f. ment up-a titer The w c|ner roast
“ I em phatically urge,'' said Mr. i
planned for the evening was ahan* Brash, “ that all friends of the I
has been formed in Aujtrulia.
.doned und th« member* repaired late President Harding will get!
to the home of one of the society actively behind an investigation ,
numbers where music und the
pltii'ant forms of diversion tvere
thjoyed. L“ l«r in the evening refm hm cnts of roasted weiners, hot
roll*, potato salad, toasted marshmallows and hot tea and coffee
*»rr served.
( Form erly J i l l s & Lltlrell)
Those present wo:c Miss Maude
p. e . P it t s , Mgr.
Csrroway, Miss Ethel Tillla, Miss
URGES APPOINTMENT
Alice Gooding McKim, Miss. Elizaluih Clarke, Miss Alya Chon>en. W ASHINOTPN, Mar. 20. (IN S)
•ng. Hi*e Edith V
___ A, K .Khocrttnker, —Senators Dale (R) and Green
Walker,. Mra.
F’rrd I'ope, M aynard Leonard, Mr. (R ) of Vermont, today urged
P resident Coolidge to appoint P at
rick J. Farrell, chief cousel for
the (Interstate Commerce Commis
JJpsala & Grapeville sion
flince It was created, to the
vacancy on the commission created
b)r refusal of the Senate to conAcross From Forrest Ijike Hotel
from the Belton bungalow t^ a firm the appointment of John J
_______ i \ - ..A.- ^ i
home on French /Avenue nearer
town.
.
Mrs. t .0, Tyner and Mra. Noah
. rpt V
‘ anc
and th eir m other, "Mrs. Bengj V»ton attended
l ..
the ifuncral of Jdhn
4 )• Poreter.
SANFORD FOLKS
f
Mrs. Ida Petereon i* etill cpn-
P e a s a n t ’s P a r ty
D e f i e s Police In
R o u m a n ia n City
L a k e ( ’u se U s e s
M o r n i n g Session
For Picking Jury
J
’clock Saturday Evenmg
FAery suite and every single piece of furniture m
store is reduced in price for this sale. Some articles
reduced to half price.
,-*•
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■>«
There is.still time.for you to tfike advantage of this i
of YowelLDrcw quality, furniture — time for you
choose from our large stocks at lowered prices.
in Any Day This W teek .-^
The Cretonne Carnival
A bower of beauty in all the
gay colorings of cretonnes,
with fnany unique uses of this
versatile fabric illustrated.
Drapery seetion-Fourth Floor
New Hah for Eaffsi'
Beautiful creations
just arrived—all of
0(1 for w e a r y i n g
summer. Priced Fro
H ilH n e r y -^ n d ^ ^
» Vl'X)
A Thousand New Dresses for Summer V-’J
•
Wo arc showing the finest collection of .new summer.
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ed [in Central Fior- J
ida. Printed silks, voiles, lace,8.-*smart all white’d resses and haaUftiiul
Fashion Secti on—SCOfV
■ *. w'.ii.cvir
-': "M b(p fiL
Chicken Dinner 50
to , her bed. because of high
b|oftl pressure.
/
.2!r. Edge of Haines City, came
'<•-.hut Thursday, fo r hla children who
. -have been staying- fo r a month
wRh Mra. Wegterdick.
i
Mrs. Me Cdahill and Mr. SWayne;
brought Mrs. Swayne home from'
• the F'ormoaa hospital on Thursday.
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6 6 ‘ OUT V o u
e
MAKE. A
BAP BReAk • /
you support
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to
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keep
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Mrs. Wulfred Pierson Invited •»
"n u m b e r, of tha iUpaalo. U diea to
_ Jurats “M rt. Even Evens, « t her
»r ff-rMti,
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Herald
His First Slip
<• it.
___ .in r r r nllt-cntm* M*»rt
l l ^ t ) fll «» S (n rS , I 'l.irU s .
In
Ilk M
. in IU A trnnr.
Charlie Lindbergh. the incomparable, the aviator w ith
_
out n-pccr, the-envoy extraordinaire, the diplomat of the
JT.Tt!! 1;,“*i"n.V»",r!rri air service, the ambassador of good will, the man who won
SK C ?
»r fcisf’H. riu.ijiu, iiBjrr nri "1,(116 hearts of the dcbi-burdcned Kronen and was received
! with hearty
welcomes by the suspicious Mexicans'and belK tiitor1 -^.MKnKK'rrl ligerettt Nicaraguans, who for mont.hs lias been the focal j
HOW All) I tlKKO
lufctn. a»i\K».Mn i ^ n t . r j c e n t e r of m illions,of eyes, without a single slip, hns at last!
iL y-<ltP !tf t tM,v>OJf ,<VTf'*s
w put his foot in it.
.
i
9a.no
~
Lindbergh
has
not
offended
some
wealthy
dowa'ger
who
.......I. 91., A
Cor rlr r > « r j i v r f i ,
......... 90.15 wished io lionize him l'or the sake of her r.ocial prestige or
H e r a l d . N n w r o n T . i i l u i i c r r n e « « a - marry him o ff to her daughter, nor hns he incurred the dis
i iik iV rllirt
to
t h e In ( r u m
pleasure of Lalin-Amerieans by persialnntly dodging the pro
N e n a k m l r r . u m I O kk I t a m
au p rrlu r
iiriia
u n t n u l a i l l o u fuse kisses of dark-skinned senorllas. Ho far as we know
HNnllAVINO'
1 llti
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=
-^ r
Loch A thor
place to build your homo
De Forest Sanford Refdty Co.
Sweet Milk • fiv.vct b rrtitt/
butter Milk
Milk for PabTc*
«:iTv T H A S : « a "
Architect
“IRit lie lias done Worse. He has criticized the War De-
Batteries
$9.S0
Guaranteed nilcj yenr
Itcnnud llattery Shop
J i 4J k i i r r ” U n r
Jho.« D. Jinkins,
«
301—W. 2nd. SI.
__ i____ | in action‘the 1). S. M„ I). S. C., croix do guerre, and a half I
TUESDAY, MAItCtl 20.
dozen other medals in addition to being made a commander of
i-------t.lie lrrench Legion of Honor, had'iiolhing to do with itiWhen
t h k iiia iA t.D 'i r it o u n am
i ^ - £ r * » n r Ik r l l r a n d r o u n l r a d - lie suggested that the War Department was not all that it was
J rn lk lalrallo a.
.
t - —D e e p e r n a t r r r i i u l r t o J a e k . u a . cracked up to be.
■' rllit.
Of course Lindbergh hns not yet gone so far ns to say
a . l r n r l l . n a t **, J o h n . I n d i a n
tlmt
the army ami navy are ruled by an autocratic collection
t i a w a r i t Inn of nfnnlhlr “P»l
Simon Pure Citrus
Up Week
W eekf
TT»
of bureaucratic lunkheads, so we do not anticipate his ejec
I r - Akaywaa.
.f n f n lln _i nl bnlldlnr VP
pro
tion
from
the
air
service
or
his
incarceration
in
sonic
fed
n —jn o e a . hotel., aparluim t
ami
eral prison, butt wc have no doubt th a t'b is statement that
il
r.—- T o i a p l M l i m u f e l l r b r a u I ( f i t 'l l - army nvintor.s do not receive* tlio pny ntul rank tluit
then
H aa p n w ram
II
due will evoke considerable censure from the Secretary ot
p e w k n d m n d e rn h o sp ital.
Wnr. it is incredible that any tiling tbe War Department:
BIBLE U JUSE FOB TODAY
docs is not for tbe good of the service,
ARM
So we, who have watched Lindbergh’s enroor with inter
FRUIT OF THF. SPIRIT:—Ijovo,
"Time
Tried
for, peace, [long suffering, g e n tle / est mid marveled at Iflic suave manner in which lie 1ms avoid
and Crop Tcsled"
•, goodness, faith, meekness, ed difficult situations and who had almost come to believe
Our llr.iinls nro the Acknow
iterance'] ngninst such there Is that here at least was a man who knew how to keep out ot
which
law.—Halations G:22, 'J3
hot wnter, must now admit that lie like Bismark, (dadstone, ledged Ktnc.dard In
(,rowers ot I'loriitn have judg
YEK. - 0
LoYd, our God, and Coolidgo is only human, and may not be as wise as at
PRAYEF
ed all fcrtilizerx for neurl)
make ub tem perate in nil things,
forty jearx.
e n a btedu
le .us to npreedate daily first he seemed.
ra and nr^iro this fact, that when
‘Giving all we can for wind
No Bun On Knickerp
r lives are surrendered to Thee,
we get instead of gelling
Thou dogt | make them rich in
all we can for what we
frultftilnesi'und beautiful with the
Not till univcrsilies and colleges proliibit 'aiUmnobiio
give" is (he policy of
beauty If hpllnes*.
Ralph \ \ . Losing
Mgr—
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001 K. .trTT S t .
AFTER CELERY? ?
Why iiot ’*ai%e a portion o f your corn iced?
We suggest (he Cuban Flint, Kilgore’s
Fiovida Flint, Iiupiov6d Goiden Dcut.'and
Bo.vs C'OYit Club for .^ood general prop
corn,
Vax .(’oJIectcr Seminole County.
P A I N T E R ’S
Side-Track
Phone sstii
• >200 N . Mnpjo van,,,.
limiting, ( ’rating, Shipping,
•
And Stnrnge.
:iw nravitrcTWint if (Fie la x csjp jjn su u t rcal e$t
■ The l:i\r
____ t he find-TTf^prll dnmy*
The Tax Collector shall advertise and sell.
No extension of time has been granted for the payj} ntenl of State and County taxes.
Property owners in ranking inquiry about taxes will
please' furnish full legal description of property asshown hv deeds.
rover*
Ike. Irndliw
«l 'l«i>' JutJu\.WJoi«AObUiH i^ens^vi^h^hftjMuUti^-nornlrtpik.cyTSt’o ■’frn n L
■bhrcinieerr
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— k~- rlekl lu I’liirlda nml (a
Iixpert Plano moving
improved SK |..po ,.V*lh
.QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
State And County Tax Books
Close April First.
First Nat*l Hank lMdir.
Hanford. FUiriiii
ik «K2T
O R A g p co.
p,» : r
&
CdRAGE
m o v in g equY iSiuni' piano
i la tilin g -L 'ralfug -s m „,w
wsm m
Eltou J. Houghton
*v..
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lllOUEna DAIRY FARM
The
Jew rlcru-Oplotm'lriht
■ Watch Ill-pairing
Ikoaoanil n u r d * d u ll)
H e r a l d , I* a
o irm b rr
n r I h e partmeiit. Can it ho tfmt the conqueror of the Atlantic has
II l l a r m a . n t C l r r n l a t l n n * rnh'iforgotten-the spanking administered Colonel Hilly Mitchell
■( m a a l A a . o r l a l l a n ■>(
A d fe rtU e n . nud
A d t r •rii.-!
rll*
when that servant of Uncle Sam dared to open his mouth
A d m it
n k llk
-u in lre . e a r’
about air service conditions? The fact that lie had during
t a k e r m e m b e r in e n h m l l In
■B * k
k n d ll
at
*«li»rrlpllm
the World War commanded the largest aero concent ration in
l a u e d e r I n ». e r l f f n h * » l i t i e l
the liistoiy of the world, and bad been awarded for bravoryq
r l a i n t * n f e l r e m n l l n n ae"""ri,i"
• r u t Lu»U ir*« m e 'h a d * .
P
h
I I........ I
! M d,aulinsf
Diamond Mounting
—
a
Um
. T n .j s A w n n h . t M * ^
c U rk 's
Gem Farm Crop
FERTILIZERS
V. ' v ‘
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LOVE>HATH ITS PAIN
— In thelNew York Tirm's—
jL ove hath its pain and its divine
delight.^
K Dreams in the dank ami aching
In the Slight.
lull yield unto the dawn n bless
ed fnAt.
The branches of vine and its dark
. . root k '
irtake of life nnd death In e<|unl
. part, i
The fro st Of W inter, fastened on
the hcikrt,
. I Shall m elt to freedom nt thy flush
‘
of spring.
m
driving hv students. Some of them find that the relaxitfun and mental revivification whifch conies from a siea . rpm
on a crisp winter’s evening tend to promote learning and ^Oin
ulate grades. Others, linwever. believe that the thing is otten overdone to an unnecessarily improved skill at motoring
at the expense of studies. Still others .contend moraU so'fcr.
The University of Michigan, up to very recently, im ;
been among the more broad-minded who believed that s!-idents could decide for themselves what mixture they desir d
of hooks and night air. No doubt many of them could, but
some, it seems, were partial to the open road, and scholuiship declined. A ban was placed by President Clarence ( ouk
Little on automobiles.
Whereupon squawks arose, and, according 1<» 'lime, the
university mentor issued the toilowing explanation:
"Insofar as this office is concerned, no restrictions or
rules noi now in operation ace p..-liner, fur:
"Jl Canoeing, rowing, sailing, drifting, vimn.ing ot
Tanking.
T h e E. 0 . P a i n t e r it
F e r t i l i z e r Co.
J u e k s o n v i i l e , F l a . fi,
•H A - ' /
-y
Judging (from the way eatery
j^liai boon polling nt top prices in
inford ‘itjahould he spelled “eel1y."—Florida Tintos-llnioti.
' • '/ »
V-1Av'T-V’-
rf Journalfim
(tie ink h» use
would «eet|i to indicate.
■S’rtory showing the ndvriti in" ,
all,-. anil Ihe radio o w in i- woubl
;i*l tin* pay for pel mit l itig the
ifilia l adve tisem ent, I" In ile*
m ieil from '.heir n i.wer plaid*
l( i*• ime t o r llir now.-p.ipe: . la
twal.oii I., ip. it uni ion. I’ei omil'y,
ve have i ir.* nii* ,i of more than
t'C.ni* Co* a, tout ion of Eloridu
ilitor- i * ill" ooialition that exists
ii1,1 (to gi .n Iowa ds ahieli we
ii * lienoi'd Ion often, the u lito r ol
I! a a " r i t it in - " I 1 i ..... I I !i
M"O iler of a i,< i> l o t i n l l o i i . lh
l m h o lias I
e i i n a iio in te i ii
We do do: understand how nr, t o t a l i l I'lih b rii in n e w . p o p e i
American heiiess inubl weai je\.
and n r ig a n io
W h e n th e I n s t n i
le In her j nose ami heroine the
t i m t d . n i i o in . .<■m e e t
• f .- ,i*.ni
dfe of an* Ii iiimi tnahatajiili un
m ' l e i n l p'litn i" v..*ie m a d e ov
ees ihe h(|d hern hypnotised
i i mi in. io*a p a p e r s . ■I-, J not a w it..
> ------1,------I to t h * I l a ' l l en t. in t e v »\ •••
The bij£ question of the liou * h a lp n o .
t r . i i i e Cn* f i i . i i , th
eems to t(jM whether I'nhl'sliei \i*1 1 " i d lit,. <de.i*ling l u m p . i t . (
’a n y and Editor G ruret of the , w ith ll ■ i 'VO t, lilt ell.III!.- o f lligl
lie (’"innieii ia| has w a ite d his J
acldonvif
vice Juurnat spent;
>
Io cut I |n iwi re d r a d i o stn lio n * - I r e ’. r h ' n i
•m igy and hi- lime delving into |
thor wh.’g t o v y nice: in ti e o ffice.'
f r o m i ' 1" A t l n n t i e t«i th e I’n e i f i i . (he* ■ p tup '.sitions for tin* good
| und fii.in t h e g u l f t h r o u g h
Me*
Jim Cartam suys tie i. ugninsl I b . l.. i n o u n l i n n s t " tin* v. r y rd*p of tin* flateu iity as a whole, and
iy new hiublie iftdebtedness fo ■ o f ( ' a m n i a , h a s t o in ten t i*ly com for all ihr appreciation jie has a*.
■I'iVed, l*i might as wo’l have been
me thin* to con e. Want Florida n c i el.ili/.ed (tie a i r t h e ' i too ii<
Ilending In.- time pluyicg g df. So
ids now* ii ti*ul economy while pll.(i
Ms
,)y ,
i. „l. „ f ;l.h ,
he
Cinnmeici.il will (uni. for itsilf
i popuInfiun catches up with Its tisittg. I In* new ,...... , « m e slid u ,
•lore, ami with this suggest ion,
f(B opm c|t.
•
*
I awake t >this i rm peiition. They a
•:o.*e (‘ii* subject ns fnr a- public
giving iheii* spnre day afte r da; liM'Utcdon o it Is ronsevrm d. \\,
Bobby .?imo.-. m ignnnimously de- to th,* nnnviincciiionl of program
lo want to say ImweVBr, that it
>r«, “f do not recall th at I have that uie nufhitig in the win Id hit
'vo a Id le a wise move for the
•T'scen *'hut appeart'd to me to paid n h e riis ln g . Night rift,
an ictTnllonnl lireai h of the night.' ilir**ngh the W J/. and the t new.-pap rr of the entire country to
es." W(j feni Hobby hns u eon- W EAF i Imins, practically each ; pay a little attention lo Will Hen
derson at Shreveport, and to vhoilont iiiwnoiy.
half hour brings funvi, d a |Mu*l f w i(
t|).,t u ,k „’ llt KMA
T • .. I ------o- - L _ _
grant fpntn rome different Indus Slieniinduah,'. It w-,v, on the .-aihfeet
’he O elU S tar says that Gov- trial i r I'olnmereial u d v 'iti.ln g if these advertising 'c h ain s th at
or Wajjtin ‘is no; to have un Wr bold in our hand at the me
inve :<J firmly entrenched themTranvj,elicit tal'e for the Sen- met l, an iitinoutaVnicnt rent cui li'lvgs vvith'jA.’h povvcied :la ion.*
;P(»ss1l|y »q, hut Senator Far!, iy u .Inckaonvilli* concern nddre&a on Tiueli (i wide, auge of waveifi noarrr being Trammelled td m a r ly "m the editor." su g vn^m 'yhubTllV j^aiv virtually, as
J 'Martin does.
gesting .th a t we m il attention t* \Vi|l- .HcpdvrVmi nays, •Vonfmmd
an uddlvss that will he delivereil
tlirm,* dr^gone ' fhtvm. ilaj ld tnn
W. p atiq ri of the Wall shoitly from a Chicago stution b> them, jimAriug the ale all the lin o *
^ __ . *______
r t Joutnal *,*>■* Florida “has the preHilenf of * tin* «*»mpojir j '
'r/
Clarlc’s T cah eirv Gum
i s »' '.v!inp and tvfrcsii*
Ir *;;i
ry
/
c
/A
y
l'-.- *
U":
.
} I-
: ii . 1
lu r Cl-
- v. i : Jarful
‘‘A H a p p y
' ;it ;.’i> lim e.
LSK2U
4
.5
n,
—you
lish speech, the r,eu winch receives tributaries from every
rejrinn under heaven. I simuld as soon think of‘swimming
across the t'harles river when I wish to go to Huston as
of reading all my hooks in originals, when 1 have litem ren
dered for me in inv mother tongue.—dCmerson.
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d e tn a r a t i o n h o tw e e n tic* r a d i i ml
Tampa Life, a new hot promising ve t i s i n e a n d t h a t p r i n t e d i>
paper, is rA>t as green in the field ] p itilien. ii ■ .
* /■*
r
idea.
Twenty-five thousand person.'
Watched life wedding of the SeatGROWING PUBLICITY COMPETITION
*V) |firl to^the M aharajah rtf- lie
l-E E K Itrltd ( O.MMliltt I VI.
are. MustJ' have been ns thrilling
Boro.
aa a foothill itamp.
T i m e i« a l m o s t h e r e f o r I he tip
->et up a situation whereliy the
r ------- o.
p e n r a n e o o | i , g r i / a i d e lin e s o ' *u \Vh|iapi'i*s would run five a di-
We truiv that 4he publisher ot
a
XHQOCHT
| " 0 Love." h said, “ unfold to me
!i
. this thing.
3, F athom the^reason of thv joy nod
• p«tn." ;
'T o illd .t liaV1'I ,< i V « raid, “ui:
"‘J l
Hours of n tng. eating |ootli-1*ni~hm::. gi'ttieg
aunshinp a/id no ruin 7
, ,
iWouIdst linin' all laughter and cot >" '"‘‘i’ ,,r 1'«rmnj- out lig h ts.
o f k n ick i
I.
any te a rs?
“ •’ ) T y p e s ot....................._
c lu tliin ir . (cv(*n to | lie e :;li‘
All plenty pud no leuti and huug- h a l f w a y to th e a n k le s a n d re d n e c k tie s )
^ ry years?
” 1)
iirid g e , checkin'.'., cro< iuet. k n i t ti n g , o r o tln
Iiatl cherry Iduitnoms Iit- w 11i t \> | b o is te r o u s s p o r ts .
L the whole year through?
i
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" O f c o u rs e , s tu d e n t in g e n u ity m ig h t d e \ , ..v u m s t a n .|
with dfcw?
|e s u n d e r w h ic h a n y o r all ot th o s e a c tio n s m ig h t he u n w is e
l.v c o m b in e d o r m is u se d .
b* ra y ," j/>ve m id ; "How sweet |
"M ur e x a m p le , a m a n in re d flan n e l.- m ig h t t r y V' It 11
t e rm m ing cup
H tru sh in tr h is 11 « *.ii to p a d d le , n itli a i ro q u e t m a lle i, a c a n o e
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I like In In hi'hiddcn t«» Hie jrreat tueinqiulitau Mng
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THE SANFORD HERALD, felKSDAV, MARCH 2 0 , , l S - - ’X *
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Pipe Organ Club Has TWrs. Leroy Has Party; Missionary Society
Lovely Social Meet For Young Daughter
Conducts Meeting
phone 148 MRS. fR E D . S. DA ICIER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
One nf the |ovi*iii*«t, social meet*
M s. Peon ireltny entertained
itur* of the Pipe O rgan Club belli tuii<t iKlliji;htfully Friday evening
IhU season wa- th a t jjf Monday ut a s t . Putrieii’* party nt her
iiftrrmviir when it wits' entertained h'*nie "ii Ma^nniin Avenue, honor*
il the glie-H of M u . \V. A. Znch. i m tJoir -rm ng rtnr gh t r r > t f?T:"T.'flTe
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u r 3 att-^ir?r~Ji^fff V tilfbir Rh^ s r I-1ti v, I he rotors o f gu-cn nnd
ie largest and most an-,. Fmcd. ■AVnierm ap—: utgaide~t
the
home of Mrs. Zachnrv on Pat h white u r i r riniiiiaslaetUiii i h e deein! uffnirs of the Hbii- the Wa Mr man l ’r-untnin Pen *'om-
K nights Of ‘Columbus Head Of Pen Company
Have Social-Affair ' Honors Fnstis Editor
e card putty nnd tlam y-rpany. •■■.foL
rftitV
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da gave a lUtjhor pat-iv at
!■•intnin- I Inn Inst night in
Tdiko. The committee lion ir I Hubert .1. Holly, Jr,, tiiwore Paul
Monohar. new . nor i.ml editor of the Kti*Inies, Charles I., R iitt,
1 V
,' n.'1 R- J - Ho1>V S r”
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or
ir»nl. A six course (linnet
tv ft 'TTi«Hmr* nToetliiFT ol
lh. .Methodist Church
. ire Urged to ho p-vsL l ! ,- of the F ir s t Bnp-
nnd (icne
I . gfivnil will moot a t
I iehnrd.
Vn*
< Howed hy cl pars mid vott'c-*
? hail room was bright and i i ta!k* hy ttew*pa|ier men
i plants, festoon* of uml i
officials and rcpi'ciriitiiand n l*<> baskets o f ! llv‘‘
"f ta k e County
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, I 'rait. Waterman acted n* tn-t
flower* ci lobbied with iI .....
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and called upon ...
Mr. *«
Moore id the
inif wn enjoy.ed th ro e. 1'iv. b> tc iinn t'lm irh, Rev. I*. T.
’Vcninti 'rile music win John?" i ()f tin- Episcopal Church,
y. re fe r Fcluml nnd li<
! •Vhm-r. uf the New ?|ui!-"i'
Favor? of shamrock* Men'- News nf-I'lerm oni. Mayor
i. anil preen sweet peas - b""hedy of F.ustis, Hon l.o.Tes ns well n« ureen im i n,‘r *’! J*".' Clermont Pres*-, and nm
paper nip* were dis- nV " ' y•-»:i wilt* welcomed the i ew
irintc the evenimr. I" 'tl'to r in laisti* and laike Cminty
p
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.The M\b Mine wiin responded t" bj
re plnvcd in the driii
’*■ P
' Onde l|. J. Ilnl.y. 1 . r
Pi gt the heme of Mrs.
L-parti on Kim Avenue,
fjitfpjinid and 3frs. C. C.
Kjjicjsc?.
[ptpsrtnicnt of the WoL Women's Circlp »f the
tr, Chore Ii will meet at
U*t the church.
U r Ib.’i School Parent
U-.iciation will hold a
IftMday afti nmon, 3:30
th,’ Jui'im" High' S.-hool.
h.f v . , Utci tuin the n*-
LtranKed hy Mi*. A. F..1 il ,C'v. wm'd* of ntnirechitimi for
it (hi. meeting.
ffKIiM.SHAY
i f Him the'color in-lam" he *|ih pilid spirit in which the
aid while tvii* c a m ...
1,11,1 welcomed Urn c!ii..r
iiiuiitii- . r m l flow. . and foi Ihe dinner tendiye.l-itt idire
S of shamrock*. Whs P a le i"ai to the new*pap. • lo.-o.
hud hcen cmuliided mnl Tims, pn
i*id weed Ue. M P
ii.
mpntvd the pi ire M -,*-hT S' ,M- i : i ' s - "•
i:; cup* and sum . r* wa
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M,'> " 1 N-
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foge r 1 m Ic of the F ir s t
«* ( mi 11.
.a Tubin
• ire. ..
!•; The l a.
will give a
.-•at ir*M:Oth-o**
i cliovva Hull
1‘iddic i s . c o ’ri. will ciitertnin
i c l . nt 3:30
. I oioii \ve- 1
day* 11 ip In- t ‘tilin a d I .. i . ■
Mi. lid* from I i l ia ' I.
t.cli vva* f.-rvi i
loot '
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1i--it • Mon.l.i
. ccl, s m o t o r ! ■
it. ta li a m i i 1to t
-a the Kii-t 1
The Kin:’ - 1ki.iclil- is of IbMil !l--ni
I leii-li I "111 i! t—gldal
Iic- iiic- s -rid s.nial nice: ng, M-.udri/ . '- n ng :<t ihe home "! Mi-*
\ i (i-i mg Mi Kim. Tin- in- ci.iig ,
. | - - - i d ovci by i In* p i.- - ufuiit,
Mi - M i:'i i a* inwiiy followed by
I- . vi r. !!"|."it i from tin- d iffi-n n t
■'tTaecs and I'-niimiUet* cltniinien
a. c I'entiiie* •! t ‘a* bn ine*s -vion. .' .-vi tal tic" a c tivitir < for tic
i lass were dincu**ed and it wa* d e
cided t<> give a play, “Tlie Private
Sc.-iadary,” to lu-lp raise fumi-i for
Il - c* |> u s, - of thi* cla .. Tile r-lf-t l a nf ii|, 'i« c i “ took pine restii' ing
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1 1 t"- idea!,
*-f ■ - Mil e
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"line '1 K mi; vi ■ yi c - 1•1. nt.
M's* F voll'ii I. ii ol o l d : sc- n-Mi \ ,
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Hall. I:
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M. 11 u v e a !h .
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Quebec
nnd
'KePn- ~ «t:diLL.iinf-
I Adimioiul Society Continued
On Pago Hi
'■2 CIUI.S .WANTED
A happy .com edy dram a
youth, love und tuughtcr.
tuHmr Jnpct Gnynnr.
nf
fca-
T.uprrn, t.nn p in
Factory Prices On
Paints & V arnishes
A u In K n u n u d s, ut! co lo rs.
(Jtm rl C a n s
S I.00
A u to T o p D re s s in g .
Dint ( ’tin s
dill
Seminole Paint and
Varnish Co.
-SOME SCOUT*
Colo* Classic
•NOimi OF SUEZ"
W EDNESDAY
Aileca Pringle, Norman Kerry
nnd Mom I' Barrymore in
TitODY AND S O l'I."
2 0 1 \V. ,si. St, I’lionc 733
i .i i men Ai nbcic. Williams, Mi-* l.llon IV1 n ! and
Fhmiie Sim . Htllie. M iss. Ki.tlgi 'tie Till.-.
I tank Seine*. I cv«is
Mai ■* . IM \ rton. J r. - .lat
* Harris Armor
roll. l " o
Wilti.uns, Frank T Mary
II VIS*s•
To Lecture Thursda>
lilt! id It. a-b V
iaill),l
Mall Hal i i* \i.ll*i, a li.itl'er-i
Ireell t rr-r" IT'-i, ;> d J c|'lljc,^.(o I w i l s ' . I l K
i" ifj,. *Hn^T'"-i'" , -| . al,. i- nf |1. ,'«u-i
leave'H'V. " ;l1 ■1**11*"i a h-clim at tli •
m ile F'irst lhi|'ll-t
t Imccl. ut T JO
i.m. o i lock T im .-d.iv evening. Tin- «>
. a»1->n will b. i ■".• night m.-ctini: "i
the < "litml l-'I'-i iji.i t 'i.nfeietiVi- a
the
Woman’! t liri-tum Vr-mpet
lloii-boiiler
iiturm-d
aft- inonn from \c-v liner. Cnittti.
II. ||. Iterg, Mi l. 1!. I Cooper, Jack*’■
r Mi
A ir mil l between
Ai'Uft.htijt* IruuEirv ihe- V*nTT*irf-ST-
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, • | iridgo.
\l ' Ib-Ki i! I- Sl-lmn
■ 1-Mil. ''Ii. d F Hawk f . Mrs. J. Scott
Mu.'in d. M n .i.il - Ma ah u ll.. Volte ’
j;, i
speaker* n* |
T li"" lo. o'ing tin* iiiTuir wo- e wii I" -'and wen- served hi a gi -up
\ ] . i \\
li.ik i , Mi t*. II.
v isit t
r
! , Mr*. J. 11 • oa loiigli. Mr*. I.
o f t tk l a lm n •< 1
hurch Society Meets
A t Reufular Session
ol
M. St*vonil omtiunal
Mi* ‘ J* oi iliv Haynes. 'Ii** Kalb of IT.liie-e maiden i wen, lie: nal
eripr *1.
\| i. - Mart \liee ic.
- n : Thrive serving w.- <■
Shftio, ’i. . I.ueille Pod/,. Miss Mi ■ II i. K in . Miss Marin M- . . .Dor"* " . I im 'O i. Mi.*- Marion Mis- I’ovie Ihii'sey, Mi- i .ule
liciiiu* n c litm nts coii*i*lnig ->f
a t:i*t-* ala I • "or- and tea.
M. in 'i.. present ' “ ic Mi*. I-"!**
Mi
lev T lii >all. M ■-. I ram i* Ii H»d*., t u r n e d i
Mi
Mis. W a lt.c
cue-t Mr*. G. ‘i
*on mg i*i "in a -pc
table b; M e . F, 1
Mt)\l>.\ 1
part we.
m,
lonn
. Mn-eu
M * K ll Hat> y. Mis. Ton. Pelt.
Mrs. C (’. Priest. M u. I! \V. Tui
tier and .Mi* K. 11. i.nuev. all
wcurb-.g Oriental costumes. Mi*
S. It. Abetvi i tnbic pianist, played
number .of ilelighirul Chinese »oh».The program p i-scnic.l a picture
of t'hitie.se life ad years ago in con
trust with ihe hi. of today, ..bow
let or. . .. ii-i went to l.evvis ing remarkaP.e increase in educa
Mnioiu.II,
tion..... ...
and a g n a t spirilt* i'. il and white . amlie* were uni awakening. A vo.nl rob' by
placed i he tables and enjoyed Mrs. Abei'crond'ic was gi at!;, induring tilt* prog re** nf the game* joyed nml th.* i> ogruui wa- ,-onuml a y_ bt'.c poll the hostess eluded with ( hiiii'*r music.
served
fschiiient* consisting»of
The-Oi iental ideas were further
jjrn n ,.u 0 wh'ite'ice .ream , green r a llie d ol|t m the refreshments of
runl » 1* frosted cukes and punch. eliop sih-y, Hci*. tea and Mini!-
win- is ilu g u irt of .Mi
\i. . !■: mi ('oh i A'cime. I .ale :ti the nlli.li coil Mrs. I!. A Ni-'wi'-ai*. cr- l"i-iii...n i (i.- h'-tiss-c* M-rve.l de■l ined Sund-jv ev^ung. ............ ten
lif.I
well ii* n number of loc"! women
will mhli <■ -’ lift mocUog. _
l^nlT eori*
sago palm b ainbes and cluster*
of iTiig.nit orange idiHSon-*.
I :m fan wa* she game . hosen
for ii,.- i'f:';i.c ami. caused the eve
ning hour.- to pas* all to soon.
When the games hud been eoniluded t l i 1 pi h e for the gills, a daint
ily . . o tn lc i.l t.a ii pit m, was
•Aval leil MUs Marion Waldron,
yvhib',: ■. hois’ |.i:,.c, a Ixix of to i
Will hail.
IVhi:belinedj II. M. tides, Cha*. Iled.
h w in In Il-'-md. Wal.
I mull. Cnpt...lim..... i f
. . ived ii ei
';ll;
1 " h u " 1 " " ,1 J,,hn 1 ' h‘ . . hi. Mi*. t"iii.loii::h in b e h a l f j 'f
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M" « h '
“ i [ >*m class jvesr Hied l'c. King w.-tl
n* irmdr h r ■Mr.«"Tr:i,,d ‘
Mrs- '*• h :
' ' T» a Ivomit i fill hoa.ii.it a* t --ken of
. v..,. ., :,.,.i...i w i t h «
A’ !
appreciation.
m e . P e te r Paul win. ,a| ra/ h r > 1 f1' Jf“ , 'y ‘UMl ' ' J '
The next meeting of the club
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.I lly. Jr., and
I . IlcUmt.
will be held Monday afternoon at
•Ml cV| ico Woodcock of It 1 ili'l, the lion.i of Mr- V K HnssiiOl
It \V
\ n n o r <*t
. ^ ih iP W ali*
t h i n ' nitractive
'.priie were d cro .iled with an
iiliuuiiniue of cut flower* including
cnleiplulnt!, la rk s p u r, und
rose*Tli. c were anniiK cl in wall lias*
ket* and hnv'l*.
Roll call wn* responded to by
the member* telling cun-uQt events.
T h ela i tines* session wa* presided
over by tile president Ai.f, J. II.
Ctdchntgh, when rmitinr liusinc**
wa* carried out. Plan* welt* mode
and perfected for the luncheon to
he served for the \V. C. T. IP.
Thursday, at the First HaptUt
Chut eh: A fter nil business hud been
transacted, the installation of the
office s for the ensuing year took
plate. Those se vntg arc: luesidcnt,
Mi*. Franci* F. Ihdzi tire prvsid<uit. Mrs. II. I*. Cooper: secretary,
Urr. -sidncy— J. Ni\ . i rcasurcr.
Mi*. f,e*ley T. It van. A vote of
tbanl - veils evtcmlcd by- ilie class
to Mm . Cob-lough, resiling prtsiib nt. for her splendid wor* and
ipiidanre during tip* past year.
At the com lusii'ii of tlie instal
lation. tin* study .I i
wa* con*
due Sid by Hr. F. H. King. This was
ihe last lesson ol the !■ i'*e and
l» King oiitllm d pisu * for the
•-V,n iiiia tin ii. which will be held
'•non of the \V. C. TitjV. will
jn’ld «t the Fii>i H.ipti't Church on i
nf thy Thnm hty und will open u t 11:30 A.
Missionary I’iW-le of the Kir«t
Method:?: I'lu r r i was londuetn!
Monday n f v r.<-im_hv_ jJliuJUfiibi
IJeiuifU i ;refc n^tiorThe ishdor’dilp
of Mr*. I.hi.wl 111' ' i ii.. A vhiiu e
n Bf^hi^PSuuU im w
’’ 't*~Ami "other
by the ninhiher* of the in
Columbus, nt tlie 11
the
^ o f Wes’ev- at S p. m
Tho pvi.'.untm meeting
the righlfc: to attend thliTiHHttng.
Tin* Control Regional Confer1
||| 111 tile pa-t WCi-l,
At • ord ittg i -• il. c
ht-iu.l Mr* \ t n . " i , -b«
. f n m iv el- us ptiw'-v. t.
t. find in . 1 . c
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Iin - si. k.-i, I.,
w h o iutv •
i a v. iliac
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i at-.*' i . b.rii i . -j
NoiO on display —r
For women who lope, beautiful
things —* *in
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Da’mlv collar and cuff sets —
New silk triangle scarfs —
“konii fit
\ssicrcs
, ary,
Me’. l i - . Odum
twi
\. Mi - | IVau
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V:
ji-siter, | vvrI).
kill S. liowa-l
,'dauil" G o t1on a ' ; l n-ii - ill > i
Mi , T I » iritft lb*, I
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\ : i i 11n- adj nn,mciit . f the
h'-ill- -i -*•-:• n mtaiv guinea ai d
i-ode I* ' - . i c i i joyi-d nfler whi* h
■ ting id' I!
- i' k ill in- n! • .-f I-.- i i ci. m nml i ake
Holy t i -- s i *}w* ."i sci ed la t ! .■ ho.-ti—- a ■-i*I
1e|-i .->l"fid.i
•al hy In . no tin , ’-irs U M, M.
• !*' 11oii*i wit a
F. Till. Eb> i (it esc ! mi ic Mi* Fdl t Ii
W K. W al*..a,
iiicmher* sew Vain. Mis* Mary Ifiiukin. Mi * l-ae
tie i.L’tdi ii ha*k• l.vn I iilenfield, Miss Kiln I Til lit),
K Voting i-i.tl* .Min* 'I inb* <'arrow.iv, Mia* Ro- I Ui'y I III s, t II" hcrrii Clnt'l.c, J l t u -Alwe li-aidtinr"
—i h e TTiurlot MPKim.'^ria. I 'm i l l ' I.ansing. Mr-.
lanbrr of nn ni- Thelma Host. Mr-. |{.iheit C.
ililelest jiii; i iiiu-i'in, Mr*. \V. II. Itawl.'ii'.
.Via. (I. U Gliborl. Mi*. C II
i J*
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t n
ft*
iMIlgi
i -i h a s d r a w n t h e
l o r y h o s p i t a l to
' o l a , C o lo m b ia .
10 TICKETS FREE
Girls Dresses
(i to i i
TO MILANE T H U R SD A Y
From Gage
TURN TO
Un'ms arc tnrnctl in a new way, t rmvifs moulded wilh a
t
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are ritoru Temininu than heretofore for Easter, l'.'-S
C lassified
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itslteiing ir. new trimming trealmenls, ne-.< colors and
Find These Lines
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San’
’Furnished. Water nn<f garage”
The Most Important Hats of
the New Spring" Season
Itungaliiw apartment completely
p r in g Your Afisu-cr .To ....
Hr/nTf-VV,
Ten nearest correct a n e a i t * s ( ans
wers will win a ticket . ■■
‘T HE uDJVINE
w om ans
English
Prints
1Hmitios
Halistu
’to district with heavy Mack soil
Phone S70 or return _1(II
Fast colored
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m oney, energy, were conserved:
mount of fruitless pioneering and
was eliminated, by trusting to the
instinct which had led the herds al
obscure and little-known w avs.
the perplexities of m odem buying. It points
the w ay to the goal o f safety and sound
value; it avoids the pitfalls of unknown and
you are
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broad,
sure
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Rex Packart Heads
Local Elks Lodg4
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AD. RATES
C«»b In A dvanro_
T " ______ »* * 11“
C Z ............- £ c a line
rate* on reqneeU
. nduced ra te s i a r t f®r
■tire inscrtlonM
C r f s of averafee length
1 ated a line. T
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gam charge of 30e fo r
Turkey eggs: Mammoth bronze
from blue ribbon stock, $5.00
per setting; W. J. Hnupt, U7 W.
Adnleq, St. Tampa, Fla.
and collector a«nl
M '“' ’""To* . line
r e u s i n g la re a tric U i.
gr clMsificatloiL
, trTor Is madoi The 8an*
,ld will be responsible
one incorrect Inacrtlpn,
ertiscr for subsequent
Bi. The office should be
I immediately In caae of
14-r-Rooms Without Board
One la rg e .fro n t bed room, twin
beds, private bath adjoining.
112 W. Hugbey.
1 Bedroom.
|r0 ADVERTISER?
Herald
representative
-jily familiar with rates
tod classification will
mi complete Inform ation.
[y00 wish, they w ill assist
wording your w ant ad
i it mare effective.
nouncemcnls
ftlM flE BLOSSOM CLUU
liable you to meet worthdies or gentlemen who nr<;
new frhnda. Inform ation
plication blanks on request,
ox 1111. Tampa, Fla.
I ll Rpfk Avc.
15— Apartment For Rent
Mahoney Apts. 1000 Oak Ave.
- Furnished. W ater mid garage.
Vacnnt Apr. tat. Phone 18-J. *
»»i t i.KitK u p ,T ir n M 'u tu riT
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■*•■■*."•* my ennJlJ.^y
k
■'TJr.jrt*-??
Dollars
hi
Dont let two of them go after some
thing th a t one could bring home.
Make each one do its duty. You’ll
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find the most practical help toward
saving money in this Classified Sec
tion every day.
4 rooms, bath, and screened porch.
Unfurnished, (ill Myrtle Avc.
twr (he .d fjee nf C lerk of ine d r
u m C ourt su b je c t | o tli- will of
in,, v n t - i . rit t-*r ln - m .ic r.tto p r i
m ary on .lout- 5. ISIS
I> l- THRASH B it
rm i i i .k iik i i n n i r coi iit
I hei«i i iiniiioinee my cunilldno
lu. it... of(|. e ..f (.lerls, of the
V "‘ UH C oin, iiiajo,; -•} ifio action
ol iti, vid.'ir
t ii.e dune t’rlmury.
It It. 11HAS.
r o u siir.t-.ii'K
I hi-l eli) a iini>uni i myself ax .
candiilat. fop sheriff of Seminole
Cunaty subject to the action ol
Hie Democrnttc primary to r..
held In Ilia e»r|> p«r t ,,f J u-.e I'sSS.
Very
reniitctlvely.
B 1: lilt ADY.
rtu t r o i NTY rno A i:ru T l.\(i
ATTOliriKY
I do ieljy a IIlinoncu my candldary
for i•■•■le.iltn: to th e , o f t n e of
a mini; I'rosecultng Attorney mb
*12^ ,
Hi e >xill of t h e ' v o .s r s in
the He nun-rat It- prlmnrj on Juno (,
•
JOHN d I.Kti.N AIIHT
rti Till; MiTlcns n r h iiiiim ii .i :!
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C i ll M l .
I 'M‘ h to iiHitoiittce that l nm n[
Candidate for te-elecllon to the of
fie* *t I'o.mty' Ci.nimisxiotier front
Hlxlrn-t No |. sU|,j,.r t to die ile
fit" n ■* the x.iters In the HeiuoCret e t'runar) to tie tield mi Ji.nui
tith, \ n t;i;v
itod-oN s t i :i :u :.
Bungalow apartm ent. Completely
furnished. Desirable location.
Phone 90,
Handsomely furnished apartm ents,
Frigidaire. Murphy Steel kitchen.
Hall Maid service. Garage. Ex
cellent neighborhood. Park A part
ments No. 5. Phone SIR J.
trcau *-•— ’, • |
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Political Announcement
■White W yandotte Chicks, bred to
lay. Send for booklet. FaLcviUa.
^ jgJlthy Fnrm , O rlandy^ Fla.d a b y '^ c h i c k s
Selected stock delivered, W. l e g
horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100
$12. B. Rocks nnd It. I. Beds 100
$15. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Htooksville, Fin.
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t PPIt I III STY J t ' l t R i :
(Political Announcements) t
rim
tax
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r.sson
t w ish to a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a cy
f o r tli*. n f l i r t of T a x A ssc .n n r of
S em in ole C ou n ty , s u b j e c t
in llie
will of Itie V oters In 1W J u n e
n r t m a r y.
j o r . r . Ch i t t e n d e n .
I
Political Announcements
r o u xT.tTt: u :n is i.A T c iit:
I wl.li to Hiinouacr my candidacy
for Hu- S tn t. 1 elgslature (droop
2) ami will upiirecinii- suppoit la
the prliunry to be held In June.
U r. MAHAN.
Celery Markets'
l,R a <
lt»T -P a r te ! ? '
l't<! I'ulei- i f th; 1 cal Elk',
i nt tho hnnu ii 1 1- e t;.;;i h-bl thi i.aa
week according t.i a ..luniniemcil
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. IJaiJqfliHx'H.odnv.“<flh«
Bureau m' Aj*r!cn(lurtiT Emmi- [ i 'f i . ■• I itcctcd fo the |c m h |
mics co-npernilfig with the
Florida S tate Bureau of Mar year a r t: E. p. Chittenden, E t |
1,-.-ailing Knight; J h I.uuwlg, E jf
kets.—R. R Corbin,
Ix r tu r ’ng Kalght; A. S Peck, K 4
l.ocal RcprcM illative
I.jyal Krtight; Ed. I’ojrkc, Ti'ei
FEA Tl’IlFS ON THE AIK
' T Iu :c were t*9 cars shipped B. Kungi*, u cretr.r;.: T. E. ititcH;
(Tuesday. March 29.)
from Sanford yesterday, 7 from-htranaurnrj nnd J. S. \vT.lmr.i
7— V itcr.i’ S i r v k e ; < “ W hat
' Man:; oe Sexi’on and t t,.' unknown i tru sle j f j r thriu je.irr.
Omgri ss 1h Doingl'—WEA”
4—
WTU' W JA R .W TA G WCSH j origin whi. h brought ihe .Florid t
1.1*VINE TO
RECORD
total to sip cares. 7 wonty-three
_ SEEK
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M'FI WRC WGH WS.M WKliH
WI1AS WS.M WTAE WHY.
went n it (turn Calif, making the U. j PALM 'llEACH. Fla., Mar. 2A
7 :.'I0 -Smodjlaas p “ChurnruaV ' S. tutu! I lit. 1 Tie .S up lord biliings (IN S )— Charles A. ),evitu>, fir t
Cumc"—WEAK WETL1 WTIC " ’ore ir fell >w>; 2d Piiiotiiuc Yard a. tran s-Atlantic air pns.-cngtr, a
W T ir WJAR WTAG WCSII
18 Wnyeross, d Chicago, rt Jersev nounced . today Chat h" and h
AVC.R WGY.
Gity. 5 New Yoik. 2 Detroit, an-! pilot Wilmcr S tu lti will take q
8— Strentbcri-CnrUon hott : 1 each Decatur. Korenee, G ra’.xl Saturday on nn altcn ip 'fd wore hi Attn ami q u artet—UM/.
Rapids. Mah.icit., M ltiticatt'lis.: tecnnl endurance fi ght. 'Hie ty^i
WIMS WI1A1. WHAM KDKA
Nniln ll.i. Ottawa, Phitmlelphla, ilirrf» w|}| „yC the pinre ‘ Oolutf
WJR KYW. ’
iloclu stei
Scranton. .Syrnc use. jj;!" >vhiqh held the previous rcro|
8 —Seiherling Singcru; Music | anil T o ld
until brxtkcn‘recently in Germans
There is little eh tinge in the f.oji.
o' Ma n- Lamia—WEAF W EEI
WTK* WJAR WTAG WCSII I market which continues steady in
RntcxtW'a populating tx n j
WKJ WRG WGY WGR WCAE price i-' tnoatly $2.00 for natural .-.tlmated to be nearly 900000
WTA.M WW.I WSAf WGN W- tun fires with discounts on the r l i „ ,lf jiUrtOO in the past 11
'at fc and Viry small nod n.fexv sc- [ . rn r,
11AS WSM WMC WSB.
8:20 -Air W e a v e Colton | lu ted 0V ami K's selling a: $2.25.
Telrgraphie report ftenv Phiia- ! ibd cinsing at S A.*M. on their Wf; v
ami Mo .T h ru -- WEAF
WF1
riclthi.i shows that 12 car* artiv- 1 1 tltelr final d»f!inatio'r: 48 N«
WKC W*.Y WGR WCAE WT
ed front Florida and that there, ar-* Y iri;. 11 J’hiludelphia, 8 each
AM WSAl WKHII.
9— Evcrccdy In to ; In a PIioji- 12 car- mi tracks. The supplies ate 1 .tixtuirgh. Host n, Baltimore,
ovraph Studio —WEAK WEEI rutd to he iniulenite. demand mod* i lecel md. ii Montreal, 5 New*n^t,
r n t e . and ntarl.xt. sunuly. F l.O ltl.; i. Itetridt, " each Oninmlms,
WJAR. WF1 w t:r. WGY WC.II
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WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAl W- I).\ 10-im li crate# in the rough | burgh. Rochester, Toronto,
v i | ixn !inl an scllittg li dux. $J.2‘i- j Washington, 2 each Alton
(JN WilAS WSM WMC WSB
2,T»’i. 1 dor. $2.filf-2.75. Pi-8 ilci*. j Yoiingstown. ptnd 1 each A'bar
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$ l,00:.*..elP, 10 do.-.. #S.tP0.".2o, atiJ I Chicago. Toledo, Wilkes
Tl l-.SDAY, MAR( H 2 0 .
j oerer nil sizes *2.Op).2.75.
I Schenectady, W atertown,
-491.5, WEAF New Yu I;, tin'
One bundled jiml thirty-seven dem-e, Bridgeport, anil Bclhlche
2:15. Pat nnsMii T rio ;‘5, Tn-'tu f 1Mrs wi re tepArti'd passed Ciiirtn- There were 18 ears held in Potoir if;
hidicHtni; fi. WnMorf Aptn in- « r- nuti Vnnli ilm irg th»* *J1 hou»* per 1Yurtls fur reconliirnmcnt*.
srrviro; . :
P ro g ra m s
( I ••••!'> aiitinunce my cnmtlitacy
f**r i hi* ♦*ffid* of i'nnoty
of
M#!.i'l*x*ic r*o in tv4 Klorltin, nuhjoct
’• ''i"1' lot Ion of the D'OiiocritUc
I** t 1. t JiiiBt fa1ti.
My caul*
t'H* i ‘ l'* r thin ,»ffloo in in iti** linti.lH
l’’> f r lo m ls
( liroti^ h«*ut
thlU",
couni * .n il w. NPiiidt nn* Kupporii
conn t. i ............ iilie
n 1 il*i
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thill If U c | * ........
til I.. . Ii.-i Feior-.x a n s ; 8 S i-ih e r *ng S * t e ; e r . .
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JI. Me Her, form erly of I room apartm ent fo: rent. Iwingr u n ro v s T .v in .r.
(onvtllc, Fin., nnttounccs the
ley npnrtm cnta. 011 P ark Ave. TO T l t S VOTIillH Ol s n n . M i i . i - :
I w ish tn nntiounct- t h a t I a m a
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•fm- tlm office o f C o n of his dentnl office ni Call 251.
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CO L1.NT V.
Histili-t
No I. S e m in o le
• wlsli to nnnotino linn t nm xl f, ‘ ,
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.........che«tnn.
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fMeisch Bldg. with Dr. Ma#dance
i rci
Nicely furnished apartm ents with
I <Mf | |l • * • i.f.P t rt lid
-15171. W.r/ N XX York, KiM
cl! modem conveniences. Phone
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* • •■iinJtJscy tin uuislc; <), Kemp's o c.-hfHiri;
fill U •
iDUCING b m g’u Pure Pork 70. Call at .'118 Palm etto Ave.
H«■ i *|* ct to th©
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■rmlnoir various features; .
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A H i \rtl. ) SMITH.
G;i l "i hour: 9 II gb ■’( ■’ * •*
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pi and F ound
Mioilx; 9: !<l. Ithyihiuic Pip; FOR RENT OR SALE—Five t o t i i i : 4 ii r r r n n r Si h iin o i .i :
n m j i HTirn o r I’tiAct:
ii
rhrci' Itil irk keys on uhain.
xtiiives)
| nt, Com noisily Trio; I •• ;.’<*. *1 <
room modern, Spanish style j ,
, , K l t A T V . , 1tnt ,
.,
1 lii'i'.liy miiiiiom'i- mv i-.milldituy
|e 87*'. nr return 101 San stucco bungulow in good location. cnnitldot*- fm re-**ii»*'t Ion to tli»- ».t.| f.»r re*ei. cl I■,11 to th** oflli-o of N
It T i *I* SI U Sii'uln H r‘ ii; 11 -luixiber puum
of i*.•limy i'omiiil**lon*vi ii'.'iu In*'ii’.iti*- 1‘i-ai-* lu.siriii No. *.
|A|its. Hellalil.
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U • iR Nt ni.. 7 in 2
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\ bargain - 2009 Orange Ave. ft,.,,
Hislil.-t N-.
sul.Jm-l t>. Hi ■ •(• I .lax In: h Id this rI- •- l or nearly
■ojif :iu- , v
: ♦». t I ” 1 : i o n*itiiil
Oak itill Subdivision, Sanford,
olslon *<I I'n1 dels In l.ie Iieino-Jlw.t i .mih nnlil tin*, distilet was
erotic 1‘rlo irx In le held mi .1line, .*n-i ned tnt.i tin- I'north lilulilcl 1
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♦’-I |iim i ll h tl in iskjiipi tin* M it ern
I ri'|.| |i I x. Mm >' * t: ‘ad 9 B.iiIn
Five room house for rent. Close ;,tti, a t
m t Ii a-1r Miiijf.-it .in m v m c v l n u '
F i t A M i KVA NS
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Reasonable.
Apply 801
lie iii trail" fm Chevrolet
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ptcr. .7 pa-setiger Nash Magnolia Ave.
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I will approi'lnlo your n m n n \ n si r r u i v r n M U i . N T
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20— I'tirm.s Ft / naic
o r 1*1 ill Ii in hTH IT I'lDN
MiipiHii (, i *»mvpl fully )uur»
•ii. .ini (i.aham trucks.
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f* i Uu* "1-1.15 *jif sut«y n ntp-rnlclit u f , .
uul i:ali. Street. Phone 3. t A "t-ming”, modern, moncy-mak*l*i i . tilt
\\ 11 \\ I 'fill 1ilH'f • , I*' ’11 1*
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1 iVtir net li-n
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S«mlnu)*» *f f
— J ing 10 aefe truck, celery and pof i kit t i i i : i , i :c j i s i . v t i i n :
. ; ii,30. r r «i*
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M lin n v .1ti He j .* Yutf t ,tifT,
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lost • I l A, I,
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[tor a n ! -k n t metal works, th e . famous R u lin g s Iris!. Polu- my i*fiiitlhlta• > for 1It**of *itil>|n»i
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real income-producer. Details and IM"i *1111* iUf St -1«i ftti •«I** * "nn hi y
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HE lave of .unit yonillrx ,t a ' 11 * "'-51* arc to be enpoyed to
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anfonl Automobile Co.
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tax**** Thl*, In my on liiiie 5,
Hack white saner tot winch t'.ie I lull, the) u.u-t Is- «rvcd a* loon
Ignolia Ate.
Phone 197. D e v e l o p i n g HtH iltors. I’a l n t k a , r lo- tio
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Scli.iolc. (***!•niii"#» nml I'Uh**, r.nr- i-an.lid it.. i • i ■ . i.a-tlun to t h e i>foicl't* H .i; , V. 1 I’V Scivici*; 7:30. flour, stimiiK all th* tintc. Add «rad
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SFFI! .Service of all kinds, 1 want to buy 10 acres high, ab tliutfirlv
I.mieia k - : i cli .ni.i;
WEAF milly a cup ol milk, makuiR the uu
with it instead . . hill, meat
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b . r» ^ m . • b i n hit-* T . i A * l I 'Ml
if liiifiMrcil »>> tin* nomination I »f ,-x. iniiiol,. *' •auly, Florida, auh, i t i.i th. \ rr It h i t * : i ’. i l m * I pMUtl I"
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C. E.
protiilMt* In
all lh« en«rKy Jecl lo ilo- .1.*. i .Ion of the Deniolu re smooth, salt and pepper to laxtc, '.ali.cii. t
solutely dry land, close to San .irul
. •i i S! s'l'i'i i Li m . i ..t"Tur
experunc© flint I pnjn*»-»*i to .-lii11■ i' i.o h "i Hemlnol. Couniy.
nine.
7",tinj/.'-t /icc»c .S’ "ifR.- • S-.ibililjfc*
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1-If* N■Mi'll 11Ilf
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ford. Mr. Downes, 515. N. Broud- uct,MmitU«U (h at utiil.
(n ptie ( in ... in.' Primary Kl»-'
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•1 1.7, I h i." S nip) my; 7, popular desired. Salmon, luii.i nxii. chi> kett. h nail" piiie ("r milk in the W ( . . *
tloll lo I k lo M "11 June uth. A I'
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Orlando.
Phone
4890.
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t 2uu North I’nrk Ave. or
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|u g i i i i u . i ""I. H a l l e r R ake.'#; H. peas, tleans, tomato, nr one ot a dozen wlnlc since, and add a cuflul
' . t i l l ii .* 1 till *1*-4 i * * s
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1-t ltl.lF INWTIt I CTION
21— Lois For .Sale
usc.L B cat.sepa ra.clv .b e sulks y g
g , ^ , „ u te for,
A ‘V In ( c l
I m till
U p » hit**
sewjiig machines. Liberal
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p in g t.i in*; HI R amble.-#; S a c r e d whiUt of three rugx. itirtm a
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rer fig your old machine, nn 2 Acre lots on Dixie fligTiwiiy, to t.’-c office <•( t-jurliiiend.int ol
t - ml. ( • .m n a u tir * th a t
am
in
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while
xamc
the
juioe
of
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a
yolks first. Just before puttitiq ml"
inilillc- Inst ruci i".. fur Heminol’
f*.e--Xj.e of flee—of t*"Tt
Jem Singers. I,et us* help
(In*- mi f>|vli- Hiuhu.tv ro^ iC
near laike Monroe. Fine Truck GiiuotV. sul.Ject t« th r t ’emuenit—7 j_i-0Ji"U.Ule
21K1.2. WitA.M Rochester. 1070: a buttrresi taking-dish fohl in «bv id Ike ratified fruits, such a! peat:
still.I. | or Jimtli-e "f III* Peace
I H; I n n f. * | li t 1 b*
' • ' h 11lit*
auric--x. cl-crries; add ll«c (n u t
if your sewing troubles, ing land,dUWtiTP- city Iunit#7 L. t-rlmarx- Your BUpjiur! vIII Le up. Disiii.i Vo i Semlnolxi Count1. **f
ii..’l|p, d i n n e r m u s i c ; 8, S ' . r n m h c r g beaten wbites. Bake in a slow own
r « l | i » . M '• S t l * t . H
• NVok I
- J i l ea the eg^t.
Kto. 1*1.1. • a Ml .IllrtllC.l of the I'eai .■
(thing 'ill niatcrinl 10c per A .'R enaud. Phone 190 \Y. .'101 W. precluti (1
• k i n g * tl*** V ' - r t b l l n r •
IV i' in *
about
half
an
hour.
T \V. I.AW TON.
f a Im i hour; 9, High Spots of
Diet t >•'. i ' 'Iiiih ii IiiK Election I’m ■ vtln St t i i i . tln nr** '' * i«f••ns;
Singer ' wing MarWno Go., 2ml St.
clnt- No* 1, 7. l 4. 9. 10, It, ta 12
M |, ,I \ : :* :tn. T r i o ; I0:.nn, M u s ic a l
tb#
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run siin n iF i•uhjei-l I" -he ileclelon of thr Don$»r©r*t
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t* i 1
t ‘Mt»*t
i am a ertminiate for the office ocnil"
11
rug ram,
Primal
x
to
ho
held
on
Jun-i
Mf | l i : n t N ' M M ; / * n l l
I . T .-p a :of S h e r i f f mill will n|i|ir«fli.to mip- 5th. A I' is:2ti— MiHCclIop.couH F o r S a lr
■i-ii n WGY Schenectady, 790: 10:311, tenm, mu c, 1' 17 ..till."
.179.5.
44 t i m | . S r Ilk I II 'l l
I "i**i I
I S*4l 1•
i.ori in die June l'rlmacy.
»tiaie nnd very little money
t
will
.
i>|irei-i.ite
ycuHUppori
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rt;.70.
d ni • r mu ic; 7. Voter#’’ prugrniii.
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* old things new by use of Piano cheap for casli. Pan Am Kil
la |i.*x
T«*rtns •**»:.h riircb.*
251.1, WI1VA P v ’.im ini. 1180:
1
Service;
7;30, qjzrtflt; 8, Scibcrt >t l ) i p i | .
r oll MlF.itIFF
Saar Varnish. Lncuucr and
ling Station. So. Sanford Ave.
f o i i j i * T i i r o p 1’E . i r i :
I MiiiTK.
7, nrchimtni; 8, (irj’tili; t-.'io. 11 >\vling
Situfcr#;
8:30,
Ai.’
Weavers;
I herel'* aniiouMe my cnmndacy
- Saiil hy Sanford P aint A
r o u itixi'i i i i i t n o . p o t n
.<|M •i Mn ti"r t
fo r t h e office Of f'h e r t f f oT .Semin
|. vri.,.;.()v hfm tp 10)30, dance iu ers night.
cedur
chest;
Ttil* i- i" atniounci- m y e u n d ld a c , W M . f J O N A, r . n V I a i ;
'•per Co.. G. U. S lunrt, Mgr. New Walnut Veneered
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new w alnut spinet writing desk; j (| 1W voter* «t ihe Juue Ptlmnry.
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No. I •alltJeiM lo t h e w ill of 111"
j f McCl e l l a n d .
new 7x9 camping tent; with acwim ih k ii o f i-i m H m u x ,
liiJ 5, V, l!i \\ arhington, 1*40: 0,
D e m n e ia iic xoter* J u n e 5lh. halt
fo n t, l.at.e Monroo. P au la. Luke is t h e r u n i it t o i i n . t i h a . , pl m m nor 7. Y ot'r#’ Service;
UuxM-l. F a rm s ,' Groves, cd-in floor; folding steel c<H;
r o i i ro iiiiT tf jp i m H .
t ,.t n Kworld.
AltailirMili*
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1 hurt’ll/ announce my randM .ry M ary, and
cast iron heater; garden hose. Very
OF FLOIIMIA, IN AM- ro ll THE 8, iv-ilix’11mg Singcrn; 8.do. Air
p o . Box 1040.
Kitor I r i t y . rontitUut*’
for rv-elert Ion lo the o ffice of-fJKprlnyrn
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hour;
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rcaHonablc. 115 1-2 W. I9lh St.
County Jmlne of Kcmlnrl« C ouaty.
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FlAriila. euhjrcl to the will of t h ., *• r 'r ' YIG1IT 1’RINT b'HOP
I " .'v A P d llN . r,im |,..i ...ni.
Clirqur-t Esginuis.
Kkc
a d fiiln in tra ilo n
tr
BOAT F o il SALE: .'*0 foot bridge Democratic Vote.* rf
B.rolnole husltn
»*tb«*
from
uhiial
mt*ddi^i»omcnrik
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xe
Southern
Primary
PV service* on any thing in
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, 1County, In the Demncintlo,
tills uf.
J u n e 5th. 19J» tfentTally r n n u o r t n l w ith
E J Sleinttardl. p( Phh'aeo. d;
Uvv. h,-:Ux.S|'K u "
' U tV iY! 295.9. WWNG Asheville. 1010:
*'n8 A phone call will get fully equipped; sleeps six. k’rlce e le c tio n to he lielil
flee*
JAM d. 8HAHON:
u export. XX111 pel autiull.,
O IV 1IKIVKDON.
• ANFOUD »->i| NTin ' I.' ll H8-( it;f5. il.liner mimic; 8, L.rctr.ilu-r, xxell-knnw
«*n. Phono 417.W. 9 Rail- e.>osonablc. P. O. Box 938.
1,1 the Vs hies Millet Hanford.
*
T ATEW. INI' a r u n ..........Il, Alt populn; 9, Book man, organ; 10, l.e
F o il M .v r# 3FNATOH
vie.
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Tnuraday oiily, Maicli
.im rn
F E im u z P it
xxi'iiKH. u
FOIt JI s T iri; OF FEAC'E
I hurtd.y aiinii.Mi't a# it c a m l ld a t e
Mud.
from
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i'n r p n |'a tlu ii T H E P E u lI .E H N’A bridge, rongs, orchvst n.
IIISTIIIIT NO. Kill’ll
Plenty of WOOD &. COAL at Du- to n ueorcd i n y r . t r iii H en atn r fr o m
KAlx HANK a i ' " r | ...... .
A
47.7.9, WSB Atlanta, 030: 7. Xli V- Hi:.nil says:
37lli Hunaturlwl d i s t r i c t com N. Fl* YOUU OLD WALLS
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e r i y c andida cy TiO
h a rt’a Wood yard. 9th & Cy tlin
lUIMORRHOIDS AND
|iom-d -of Kx-mlnole llre v n r d Cotin- f o r J u k i lc a of P eace nf D is tric t Nn E. HJOIILOAI .nut HILDA sHMlLOM Hcn.th
t h e MelnhanH Vacuum Hhlelir
Mosyag’ orchtstra;
8. will
THE Ne w WALL PAINT pres#. Phor.e 38C-M.
d e n Nuhjeet u.
th e
D e m o c ra t ic f . a u h je c t t " d i r d ecision nf lh*- M» w ile. Dcfi'mlnnl*.
ti
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irtalll
the
lluplute
; SCIATICA
B I L L ' I " _ p i ill L ; i.-*>i:
TIHNi; NEW AND BETSpibnling Singers; 8:30, Sturm- p e iliid ', Inti rout fuel it die "P"!>o r l m a r y to he held J u n e 5tU, 1)11. vo ter* In I lie I irmne ru t I" P r i m a r y
.1in f*r Itnii4«i I*ii:«1nr*m nmn nP
If eleclet) t jirnmlec *o conltnue to be hi'*.d on J u n e 5th. A- D 1928 1 " t h e ^V em PLES ’. \ Th i,\ AI. king'; 9, | Eve ready hour,
lo.; in l" days '0 <ho axeragn case C»*r n lrrn lw * i* n l
Nn* r n » h r r . 1
011 FURTHER* iNFORMA- 27— Money To Loan
.a ,,i,ill* «ix Ini; , Instantaneous lu i l n l i i l u l u f n n r t r r r l i m i t In h a
lo ix ark fur tin* la st interest nf the
DAVID HPKKK.
HANK. 4ViriHtnii-8id.ni n •'
a ,;;(j WDOD Cbnttnnucgo. L- ll, * xxidistauding nil strain regarxl- linner
,^ I - E PHONE 2.15-J OR
d tstrk t and . Invite y..u lu my
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a
buck i h t w f i J f
pnrt
, ..f die *i/e it Inuadon of" the iI m%%11 i l i r r l t c h f l r « l n l i » I h r
1- C roE L E R ,1 SANFORD On good well constructed colored rrcurd on hucli Imimrtant letf’ala- ro T ill: VOTI-.M# OF BEJIINOI.F. i . J m .
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lliill u» go id roads, rr.neervallun of
COUNTY.
11 mhi i ih rA ibbl iiiK In I ' h a r a r l t r
t . r ." ’ lneliig ixcn cerrain in. r I « # « • *■ •>-• j j j r r m ; 9, s tu dio.
o.-5-^F -e-, ,iT T5S1«
property on five year terms, mr natural rn n a u ie e r, ru.luctloti nf
li n il I r i i i i l i l r i f b l i n f n r n vri*« k{
I w-pti in announce Unit 1 am a "xnrnleg hy F. 8. Venn
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and
education,
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«iiliaI nr It* n ml iilrw hi* wi .14
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-------------■prom pt »ervIc# and liberal appeals*
fur
ejection I" 11"- "1 d , V r r t l a F tn s e r u r r lit* |.a) lU'-til i • - ** lV lIA , f " 1
' ,,
, self to die 0auger *if xxrurlna elildie Hunimr*. of all l" at llnmucrala. candidate
M « l k a ilkw ri a k l n u r r , If w o n l 4
flee nf i*uunty Commtsslniicr fr- n* ..f cm t a i n s u m s d u e In
aij"ViN 25, i x t o n s i o n a f u d i s p . 7. \ n l r c a kl*lr
;.s KRUG STORE—Pre- j aJ. B. W. Herndon & Co. M iller-[
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Dlatrict No. I. auhject lo the it- - iixinul catiiriiilliHJit. w hnli i r u ln i t- .
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, r n n c r r t : 8.
—e trusses nsonlly lace ll*e pail |«» i»lf k l u n n o r l l r
FOIt fONaTAIII.E
«W l •
Ikons. Br-jjra, cfoda. We are P otter Building, 113 1-2 Magnolia i
clslntl
of
llie
voter*
In
(tie
I'emuu r r s M,t nXnrl (atcrn At v «..!< r e c i . l . 1 Nvrvi. c; .S30, slu .tl • 1 -nxt . I . a. Th
on ihe lump «’"l uni «u Ihe rup* l * H t h a r d l y n a y p u s l l l a a i h a t l
I herotiy iinnnuno*- mv camlldax-y
III t h e tiui.lfe 'recuril ..f S.-nlti- Sl'ibo'.'ling Singe #; 8 ;.10. stUlllO lure *iprulllg. This uflro rnXlsea ruuld
>"ur phor.o. Call 103
Avc.
fur inttitHlilii tor the f o u r t h dla- rrntic Primary to ha held on June •••I
g e i lu that xxas eemferti la.
>.li* i-nuittv, Flurliljx. In U m jnagi*.
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r,—,.v | m .r
lilt, A D. -S-E ^ WHEELLII
• Iran gull* Ihin ixhleli usually nrcesIlx ix n iln allo n sh u x x rd a x r r y
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MONEY TO LOAN
I vntura tn l1." I tcjii'K r a tin prlinary
l!EOGK| —Irrigation
c a g e ' llm.k (T ’n t.P B tfe G.»
510.9, WMC ;'I«ijflphi». ohU. 8. rr.lltmi iir reslills ill Bllklltru ilrnlh, u u t r i l t u h l e u l c e r t o I h e rasp
j*ou cjiiiNTV c tn o m a iu .N E ii
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JT1* / - v" ur V‘,t- “ Ul llu "9sn,i general cement work. ON
IxuJy.
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ii
aviivaritiH
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•lh, Mi-liiliardt Vacuum Shield' T h i s a e p l l e u i n u h u d h e c u t o p
T v, isli tn nnnouheo that I am a .kxini-11 hlfla.f complaint l .n 1-1 fit* ( hClUCtnr.g aingcrs,
AND
PERSONAL •,r,’c»4p«i..
^ ,fcol,)' wiLCffcc.
fins in, iilnh-rsliups. Il l» also l>«r* I l e n i t y e x r r y t l u c i u r l a U r l a n d o
* Mx-ict,. Co.f J. F .,-T er- JEW ELR Y
eandldule fnr dir offlcaAif Cuunty ml n ailln * lo * " u th a t »'*u rice a n u n - 1 ho u r.
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sanitary uud nfucdcully In* e l u d i n g - y I . II j *. . * s l r « p a t h s . e > _
PROPERTY. HERMAN’S LOAN,
[ ^ r -P ^ .I rd Ultil linm .'
Coininlssluiier from Diattlct No S. i .-sideni (-iirim ratlou tint iI"Ii*k hus••••,;" W S M SixnhvilltT 890: *, »tes* 111*1111,1 • unit cun be xxurn while | * r u r l i * n a . n a i l « a r d u e t u r t h a t I f I t a
F un t on **T s iii .»:
subject
to
the
decision
of
the
VntIan** til th-. Hlalu of I'lni Jdn, " O '
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O FFIC E 27 W. CHURCH S T , I
a l l <ds*a*.- w i t h l i g h t s i h r u u d h
v ^ rj
in lha Dar.ucrntlo prim ary to vnuc-t>ripci|Mii t.ffire i*i.-I sil.icr "f \ otefs S.rxltfcf f."J. oin ii
i uiitoies • ftm cuusa stomach p r e l u m . ' 1 8 r * e m e n x x e r e a l l
l-ROnKlNG—The
I xxJetl tn iiliimuuve my camhilacy •hru tiel.1
he Roof Ev- ORLANDO.
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x t t r . l/lftd.
m l that there la tn, p* rs " I" die.* . - ,i .. .
Metal - ' ahlnglc#
V"lisiic»" and ill her nlllllelits xx h *I l |- e * I h ' i l - . x h t b e s t l a
stale of Flort.ln tin- c-rxtee upon crxivJv hou ; 1 0 , ..uillr |ro „* am , Net
C p ain * A /ntul
will, h i*i *<>•■tit I> itlpaappear after r a s e , l u l l "d " ( I b r m a n d uxepl^
borrowing
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Jntjil igulvlnitcd Money' to Iman.—When
e lniiu Is suhlOH na .xxmili* •" I;i|i3—. - - - • •»* * —
,
. ........ . die.xvlll o f d i r x .lei * In d ie |)i moFOIt I OI NTV NHNKaSOIt OF
" 4 I h e r i c r l l n h l r u l e r r x xfc te h '
x ,. i apt ill • i» properly retained.
or trfjiiaticing your mortgage j-r-dli; I 'r l m u r y nf J u n e
oxnan. Onk
TAXES *
ru-r iiimiii n»u.
(le rg u l N o tice* )
*oil, i. endemen arc invited to I r r l l a l l x o a I b i s s e n e a n d t h e
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f xvl»h
announce to th# i**ni*'«
call Ji Ills liras »# special arrange. x x a a r p y e e l e t l I n t h e l e p . T h l e
hnc 111'. *
>Su he and aiipeui i" -h*1fIt,
l»tl|f
nirl,i * *i ill l-e uiiuouured later for I X a a a l t r n . I I xm 1s I. hi « f t h e a p t
*»f Hr noInnle Pounty th at C am « that
it 11n . op ttT OF r o t Ntv
h»y about monthly
if "fimplaBii Inth..
tillsnan*e
J
t e r . i h e j l e e t l a l h l e u l e r r xxaa If
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candidate
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AV, :Herndon nnd Co. Nentinolo
I w i s h ;«i n h n o u n V * t h a t . I arti a flx-e » t ta x A-seSsOP. aU'.Met to the
I-I* sse tin pot xxrile aHm* *i n .slni pr pl gf leo rnrth umMe *t h o rde,u xhurx e Ud S ,b y
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tn
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literature **r t» he- Ms.
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and an I
< -'f.re i f T*x* p n l l e i - d r -xf H a tnln| ns this l« Impossible, ut rsrlar iailp a pxe*yieule*l
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MU' « re ' prepared to consider ap- ,.f d m v o t e r s In t l —- T * e f n i , r r a n r
herrtxspp >*- ■•*«♦»’ *hl“- -ue-ptteP; xerpatluM Ibis nmrulaa faruraphl
^CI.Al-H le ji.iin jf, ’pltSio
l m n e e t n l.e h e b l i n J u n e .
tilin g ilfiusuxlailliiii
jiHcation for first Mortgage P rYum
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Police Qf-Gapital-----A rrest H ungarians
WASHINGTON. Mar. 19.—
(IN S )—Four men und a wo
man, led by Hugo Gellert; n
New York
nriisl nnd
Hen
Mundt, of W ashington, were a r
rested by police It. Vo . today,
when they attem pted a demon
stration at the White House,
when a delegation of Tat Huhgnrinns visited President Coolidge. The Hungarian:. were pn:t
of a delegation who canto to
thin country last week, repres
enting their government at the
dedication of a monument to
Kossuth,
Hungarian patriot.
The dem onstrators carried linnnc:* reading "llo jjas. n mass
m urderer.” ■nnd “ tjtcy dishon
ored K ossuth/’
SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH ID. 1928
Member A uiit bureau Of Circulr .on.s
(-UNIONS STATE Die On Gallows, Describes!COURT DECREE!
BOON
COAL TROUBLE
Feelings While In Prison
TO TRUST LAW
Youth Tells Story ^
Of, K illing Firther
• ALPHARETTA, Gn . Mar. 19.
—( IN S)—A simple story of how
he killed hia father to save hi*
own life was told today by Mar
vin Harrett, aged 12, who is
being held on charge of m utder.
The body of the boy’s father,
Robert L. Harrett, was dtseuvcrod on a bed in his homo.-The
top of hi* head was shattered
by the* discharge of a shotgun.
“ F ather was drunk nnd th reat
ened to kill us." Marvin said.
"He told me to gel the gun, that
la* was going to kill me nnd my
sister and two brothers. 1 point
ed the gun at hint and fi*ed.”
NEWOIL CLEW
NEW YORK, Mur. ll»—(IN S )— .displayed another missive—the
Poignant letters w ritten by Doris ■first he hud received from Doris
Palmer McDonald, m e a lin g the ■nfl, r ^ e was sentenced to death.
In vestigate Startling
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. it said: ” l)ear Tom: It is urgent I'tiv o re d M eth o d O f E n fo r c in g
Declare
Dominion Government
jeventh H ourC onIs A P a r t y T t/T h c A U n c k O n f r u m - o f-h er ».*"1 ns she cowers t|||lt , h|>nj. from Vl,u You huVl, S h e rm a n A n ti- T r u s t L a w i s
‘TipsVMiatMay Lead
I ’n ite d .Mine W o r k e rs ! n T ltc in the *hn«!,.w ..r tin gibbet, wero it0Ull
tll0
;ill(1 8l.L. -what I H eld L e g a l Bv H ig h e s t T r i
jsion A lleged K ilTo Fresh Scandals
P r e s e n t i1 i g h t N\ ith O w ntT> *hov.n to a report, r here today by *face in twenty-six »iny» I go to the huntil In D ecisio n O f 1o tja j
•OfCabDriverAbIn Sinclair Swindle
v man n v admits j;.' the fa th e r gallows and hang unless I get help
i.f her tw.> year ol.j baby, Kenneth, faun you and others.”
flves Girl Friend
Case Is OutgrowthCharge Is Made To
Dctnlin’s head sank. In dejected
blonde
Of Packer’s Trial
Probe ConinUike atlieit is2d.1'ho nuts Demlin, tall,
turn>. he said: ” 1 did all I co uld’
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t
I Doris end George 0 . McDonald, for In r. She asked me to sue an*
Statement Says Govern me-tl j the man she ran away with a fte r alter: ••v in Mount VPVnon, X. Y., I ‘Hu; Five’ Packers Instituted
I’roceedingsTo Have Vaca
Of Canada Is Seeking ToRe- she left Demlin, arc scheduled to nrit | did that. If then* could be
duce Living Standards Here die on the gallows a t Vullcyfleld an*. way I .could bear this torture i ted'Famed ‘Consent Decree’
S tates Bonds Passed
_ Prison, Quebec, next Friday m orn instead « f Daria 1 would.
eret Dancer To Be'
HY KENNETH CLARK
Between A gen t And
WASHINGTON, Mar. If. (INS)
” 1 mu suffering keenly. Every
ing for the murder of Aldclard
International
News
S
en
ice
—
Supreme
Court
today
refused
to
Siren New T rial On,
m n I i l A11
H igh Federal Judge
night I t|i»s pn my bed and roe a
llquchard, a taxicab driver.
StafT Correspondent
vacate the famous “packer* con
'•Tommy", suV'l one of Doris’ vision of Doris kneeling with tear- ■sent decree" of 1920 nnd declared
WASHINGTON, Mar 19.
The
WASHINGTON. Mur. 19.—
letters, "you m a l l ’ your parting fu! eyes aiM arm.* outstretched I legal one of the Government's fav
Canadian Government is "a party ,
words when 'we' broke—Hint It a* if begging me for help. I can sec orite 'method* of enforcing th<*
(IN S)— W hilfc
government
to attack ti|ieu the Cnil-iT M ine,
the bungalow we lived, in oat In ' Sherman Antl-Tm«t Law.
ntrcntx
combed
tlie
Midwest
Workers in-the United Stales," the would send me to hell. Well. Tom
Oklahoma. I can see babe standing
The court acquired the case af Military Affair* Committee investigating two startling
Union attorney charged te lay !•«?-1 my, it did. "I now face the g al
at the door with Kenneth, ready 1ter the Swift and Armour group*
Prepares To Take Vote On
.hum* s t a t e m e n t # c o m foie the Senate Coal lnvestigat iig lows. Oh, daddy, you donft know
exoncruting D o ris J u lThree Major Schemes That “tips’* that may lead to fresh
what I’ve faced since we broke.” to welcome me . . . . oh if, I could bad failed in tltelr attack in lower
Committee.
jcDonuld fro m u n y p a r t
but
do
something!”
Have
Been Thought Worthy acandnis In the Teapot Dome
With
trem
bling
fingers,
Demlin
court* on the decree, originally |
Canuda was drawn into the in*
killing*of A d e la r d B e n t- ( ; t.nt.r u j A n d S p e c ia l V e n ire s
against lb,* "Rig Five” packet*.
case, the Senate Public Lands
quirv
through
examination
of
W.
th c ( , WASHINGTON. Mar. 19. <INS)
George M eD onalU to S u m m o n e d T h is M o n t e
Under the "consent ttoe re
o<ilford, of Cleveland, pres
Committee watt to meet hen
had r a n i m d t h e lo v e o f . E x u m in a lio h 0 f. J u r o r s ? *
packer* weru required to divest -—A Congressional showdown In
ident of the Rnil nnd River Coal
fe who n .a s A 0 h a ' ‘r
s l a t e d F o r T h i s A fte rn o o n Coinjmny. which is owned by the
themselves of so called unrelated the 10 year dispute over the vast today to mnp out a course of
hanged w ith h im n e x t
of the sensutiona
Canadian
National
Railways.
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including public stock yard*. Muscle Shoals hydro-electric power action
morning on the gal town
With
one
conviction
to
its
credit,
“*iu*h
fund"
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canned
goods.
The
Cnundiou
National
is
owned
and
nitrate
project
drew
near
toJ*yficM Prison.
retail Mores, cold storage waretery' witness** in Chicago.
, thoughts of the form er Ok- counsel for the state, headed hy by the government "It (the Canad
houses' nml dairy p -d u c ts.
'<“ > "s the House Military' Affairs
Special irtvfstigatoru were runtaml .'It. Vcnion N. Y., girl Rtnte’s Attorney
Millard
li. ian Government) is participating
The ,|yctee was entered in the Committee prepared to take a
in
a
natural
rcsvurce
of
the
United
today not to her promised Smith, this morning hud plans for
nlng
down tho story*, which involv
Distiict of Uoltimhiii
Supreme final vote on three plans now lie*
State*—coal—and seeking to re.—_
lota, hut to the man front :
ed
a
package of fo 0,000 in bond*,
•be had become estranged ( for the prosecution of Forrest duce the earnings and living s ta n d •. Housholder RellirnsFromN.Y. Like laxcisl March FponRome Court l*> agreement witli the pack- lo|v
a certain oil compapny und a high
*j*„ Hoport BondlluyersWilMembers Of National Peas
hour of .Tenth sw iftly np- Lake, Sanford hanker, mi the we- nrds of the American ccal m iners"
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The major pro,H.»als for dispos- federal officer. It was told by a
a rs the pneker- in 1921 brought
'
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ling 'fo Give Further Help
ant Party Are Heading Fur w
nnd of 15 indictments g owing out snid u Union statem ent.
tttd.
-nil
to
vacate
fhe
deer.......
11 the Uion of the project arc: Norris young man from Washington, 111.,
Woodford's
company,
which
wa*
jf
Citizens
Lend
Support
Capital To Back Cp Lender r onnd th it t!tc court had tm an- Plan, adopted by the Senate, to whose identity wn* carefully fcouI did rut believe that he would of the fuilure of the Seminole
c-Tganizcd in West Virginia, oper - 1
------ccnled but who on one occasion *
out/' she said today in h e r '
(develop nnd sell hydro-electric wn* identified by Senator Nye (B)
County Rank lust August.
a tm 'n Eastern Ohio. "H asn't the
|)m.k from Ne wVork when* hv i Iit 1 IIA REST. Mar I!' (IN S) t hunt > :„ enter it
In all." lull I ant glad th a t he
\tt>-i
d*
pates
in
the
district
I
power
under
government
ownerof N. D.t as a “ Mr. Siddons.” This
Bold the truth /it hist. It justi- i Mr. Lake is scheduled to g<> "a Canadian Government ulwny* b. t n tt.,.*iii in connection with the C ity’* | - I I tin* F a n a niarcli upon
jprisdn tioiial giminds. I ship, using pinfit* for production was said not to he hi* name but
which
'frien
d
ly
to
organised
lab
o
r?"
ask
suitagainst
the
Chase
National
trial
on
an
indictment.
[the |o i that I bad (or him.
Nyo refused to reveal hi* true
ed 0 . K. Eaton, Union counsel "I Rank and also for the parpos? of Ii . i,ben .Mii-solim .'a * *we|it tin* District of Coliitnhni Circuit ; of fertilizer.
low th.M "us stilled when I
Hid of American Cyunaraol identity.
0 .i et i n u 1 111mil d i c t a t o r .1 1 ,,iitt certified qtie-tinti* of law t** |
confi
rring
with
bond
buyers
relnt•*
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|srd he u:.» -I’.ielding himself ion of bank
Tho m ystery witness told »o sen
‘Don't you think it would b.ivi ive to fu rth er refinancing plan* It..
m it.- than i '.ii .mm I: nttimi'. the Sitpiemo Comt. That court then | Company for lease of property to
f expense."
alleged
railed lot tlie wind* ecord m Die m„kc cheap fertilir.ers. emerged ill sational u story that he waa.-not
ii ne gen taking
UM..S of
... money
'— -•* from
V / ’" the ' opposed your action in going down f*ii the municipal.ty, Mayor E. F.
No
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nii'iubcr.of
'Ii
Itomev .1 A. I.egaidt,-in O tta- defunct lumk on tho day it closed | .y t i w#h| Vjrfflll| tl
buying Ilniishnldcr t«Mlny qu**ted tti<* beads II
,r *
, bill sponsored by Rep' Madden (Ut allowed to testify until after gov
cd»y, gave i*w originul copy i t ' doors. The indictment is a joint i
l '.*:• - 1. ut
pulitlcal
i*'"ii|
ernment ogent* have had a ch ance.
wen* .tnine.l
l.y tile ,,f Illinois.
The packer- were
mined by
n„n.onion co«.l? ' "1 think *f m) several large finnncial houses ti
IcDor.ald'.- statement to Min- charge against Mr. Lake and A. It.
o upon lit!, ball's! to Ini,
p H 'itlh e ca
nnerie s,
hft||
tlu. 8,n ,nnm ent that ii«. still having confidence in Sno- nt.
C>,b .*111111 . vpMiitlve
cantierie*.
Hill 0f n P,,. Monti ill) of Penn to investigate hi* charge*. Thp
Justice taipuinte Tl'e F.vl- Key. Due to the continued dlm ss ^ |(l!ll $ 110,000 m 1925 by buying
1 it Maim ill which had a cntitrurt w ith the A r sylvania, committee .hnirman, to witness said corroboration could *
'HO.
fo.ilV futuiv und it* ability to ui
JCatiinet will cmsuler the case of the latter, the prosecution is
m o u r . to handle th e ir cnniicd operate It as power project under be found in the files of a tclograph
Union coal in Ohio, it would hnvc work out i f ts present f i n a n c i a l ^
iilmg 1 i l ' at mu I t lie H.u t•
company in hi* home town, in the
|r:\.w toil r.'i .'.eiLiun will be expected to usk for a severance and
go Is, while tlie national whole- , piivntc ownerahip nnd turning pro- records of the local telephone com
■auctioned our pol’cy In purchnsinu prntilcnm
; j.,
• .dunet
cone pining a postponement tu .,|atc j j r
,m trial by hlm1
*
1*1111
is
asS'K'iation
nml
othv*i
ra
1 crod* over to Department of Agri- pany and ut an express company
non-union coal,'*, answered WoodMayor lioushoblei was aceont-j
atari h upon llm h a i.- .t I*,
, the eve ,.f th * scheduled ' ge)j
-iinilar m gamxat ions su|i|»u'te"d I culture for fertilticr exjrcriments. office. Tho .Senate com m ittee'^
ford.
pnnied by fit> Attorney George A. 1
mi
Sunday
and
loduv
11
>
•
It ton.
The task of f le e tin g a jui-y wu*
I The appeal of Sen. Norrix fit) •gents wero following these £io. «'
Woodford said be bad conferred p,. C itt ." ami l.ucien II. H"ggs of ( , t were filled wtlli jic asar,* tlu* government.
|ile Mflhumld'n respite, If before the nttorncyt thia afternoon
The AiitLTrust
suit
'Tn!< )„ f Nebraska for Government op to determine whether tha story
sevcrnl
times
with
F
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H
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n
ry
'Jacksonville.
:.|icci.il
counsel
cm
declared
th
a
t
they
would
iv
will l<c but n tem n o 'u ry following* the drawing of n general
.
eration is said to h aw ucquircd was true to that axtent.
Thornton, president of the t u n ad -| ployed '•* ussist Mi. De Cottes. matt Itete until th e ir deinands were I rouglit hy the Goveinntenl chiefennSV Mm l.» testify a t a nnd special venire - of 1 H and 00
Nye announced he would reveal
iv
I....nos,*
of
allegations
that
’
;
,
(.nr«i.lcniblo support in the cornIan
National,
about
closing
d
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jT
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tun a . . --- ------- ---------------g " " " " i i h o y w i
fullv me* Maom. whose ii|i|>.*tnl
trial, legal autborltlc* here ---names, respectively, this morning. ^ CTinl,„iny*!, m noR. but he wasn’t | a week. 1.•turning home Sunday ment a* premier 1, detnumled h> Hit- Five" packers were. creating niitteu, dospite previous action tho story to the Senate Puhli-'
I convinced today th at the A fter summon* were Issued for tm* j fnm , |iu|. wjth Thornton's views , n |R(,t.
against government operation. For Lands Committee a t an oxecutiv the I'eu-ant l»n ly. It Id a long a imunmoly "1 food prodm *
rr Itcolda a.1 cnban’t girl will prospective ju n irs J'tdK 0 * *' 1 about buying non-union coal
I *.| XWi ■ ncially pleased to conference will One,
n Marie and
aiim-k*n*r •»).* consent d. ( die past three months the commit- session today. He declared he woul
Joe.
ktntal a n*.w trial und will be T. Gray recessed until t o clocK.
carry on whatever program tit •
WoouU-id lulvoentwl “enforced |em n tr.-a D„ bond denier* tim’
»h Rei •m , ,. e" us illegal, the packers *tnick 1 t. e lias been considering the bid of committee authorized, with a tm-'ptUsI a* .1 result of her bus- Night sessions/Wcte again in pirns- n lb |trntion" as a ixsmed; for p e r -jth iy though: v c were tank up . • the tlu c mend •rs
• i.t a met noil frequently <Miipl'>yeil the American Cyanamld Company,
siblllty th at tho mystery withe*•
<'oumul
inlc Ar Mini,
pfs't us attorneys fur the stall in Pmjjn| tlisputes .11 the imlUKtrv. “ I isfnctoiy | i,,i:ivs' in cu ttin g >
ling.- have |,x the Govei nilieot to anti-t list uml tentatively agreed to accept would bo summoned to testify hetv
A S.'l I. s of OiO
ftat/mr’K mmli' to nlfii*inl dicated their plans for speeding |
jf wo hud had compulsory j |,t.„:,es mi,I |,.icticin g general .< i.oeli held during I), pn-t 21 m l- i fi w year* ago. After bring til,, p oposnl with conditions.
nt tho committee's next scssb *
oxleaux I'ri'on here, tends as the trial us-much as |»ossihle.
The Cynnantid Company, how Wednesday,
• arbitration a year ago. Ohio w ould-l(inomv in | , luting the muntt it 'l hours, so tm no s.*» i" 1 disorder- ing tb.* •■nit, the corporalhm* wvul.l
—.re—e-«•— .■
vi: "To whom it may eonMotion for a new trial upon the li t have been ferred to elose down ! governmetit " lie said. They vv. vi
I "O cut to n .le.ree enjoining them ever. has been unwilling thus far
A second “ tip", given tho Nyu
wcl>* rep. I'te.l, Imt t " p ale heindictment m which Mr. laike was its mines and vvoudln't have lost |ts rspi'c,all\ glad to learn of the
I* ng held in ren.lit"
Premier Inmi eiitaiii »|n*.*ified a d s. witll- to accept the conditions providing cornmlttoe in Chicago, muy lead l •
in t» r rtify tltul nty wife. found guilty last Thursday wa* m arkets to tho non-un'on field*," ,.f ,h,.
j lain, the May.a i< Itratinno. br«thei "I tb lute Jan out nilmilling that they Imd been for forfeiture of the lease in thu a sensational revelation in connn
Pslnu 1 McDonald, now in scheduled to be Died in court some
violating unD-trust laws.
event th at the corporation fail* to tion with tho dliposition of tiri
(Continued on page I)
potted
Hrntiaim vvho died la-t 'c a r , is ont Montimi, is innocent of the tim e .today*. Defense attorney , this
, . | produce fertilizers in the quantl- Continental Trading Company’s
' -------- -----—
The official reported that tie had willing i» yield l<* Da* peubunls.
ler of It.mi hard. 'M swear to morning indicated their desii to n
mysterious U.OHO.OIH) liberty bond
|
•
rx
received a Minimes from the l»*iul
7 my Gail 111 heaven. She had w ait until tomorrow to fib* the S u b n i H r i l l C O “ 4 \ J f 0 C S ! b u \ , i > ttnu they would be willing He threatened to empb.v tno.ji* to
“slosh fund." It involved a former
ciusli
any
attem
pted
.**np.
high office of tho Republican N a
I ” ' thing to <lt, with the nuir- motion, but the stale gave notice
The Hm lmie.it guni'**n i» l
tional Committee and would throw
hclpeil in any way anti the
(Continued on |»Kc I)
strengthened with tt""|*x orde
an entirely different light oh sotm*
sir -to made in Denver *‘
the citizens allowed reasonable m- here from oilier part- "f the king
intermtting teatimony
already giv
mtin
te u - t in the problem by pavii'i:
en th e Bennte committee.
j dom.
the . luxe*
Antoug tin* |>cu*siit .l«*iii»m*trn
The Senata.com m ittee «!»<> care
Itl.I.KIGII.
iN.NOI M LS FLIGHT.
“ tlu* bond men feel." tin* Mayor torn are many sympallii/ers with
CHARLESTON NAVY YARD,
fully guarded prerrtature publica
k
INS) Joseph
tion of a third Investigation being
-------- “ ” /X C . . n r l n t i Rohton. Mur. l 9.— tlN S )--S w in g - sanl. "that tin* is a situation in form er Crown Prince Caiol, how
h YORK. Mur. 19..— (IN S)
v. hi, Ii every citizen should be Imer- ever Carol's recall from Paris was to twiity stalw art and .Secretaty.
conducted by Government agents
P
ro
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NEW
YORK,
Mar.
19—
(INS)
h ft "in her non- atop flight
est. il Tln*v lielieve th at it will . c ■ not inclu.l. d in the official program the Navy in the "ilsm i
into n “tip" about tho existence
*
■
*
_
bright
sunlight
nnd
with
her
Dug
wiili Chill In* A. Levine in 1
mill1 si.er.Dccs, but th at tint ration, t day doclnr I In* was op- _ Sufo ul'ter having drifted helpof u second “Continental Trading
Pitt
IV
for
lUonopium- Columbia, piloted 1 Tl,c first concert to be given by ut halt mast flying from her bat- quit.
i to Die nomination »f (invent - 1 |r «»Iv in a high running sea
w ill Is- n e cssary if the financial "*f
Pvasunts
Company.” Tho committee has beCarol n .e n tly held .. mimlmr t |.U! ,
1
..r.-tioK- tered conning tower . the sub
ilroer Stoll/., Mabel Roll sai-l j tile , cSanford
(Continued <m pagv •!)
pivblem
is
hamllr.l
successfully.
comnimunit. .>
marine S I was succesftilly jockey..........
Smith “ - • ')'*- ........ .........
3 S -1 5
private
n»nforences
*m
tr.*
*li<- v*00Id soon undertake a
Netunilly they want sortie iml cU-a under the dioeetion of llarve
int(| (|rytiock no. 2 today.
iaiter In* inlininlcd t.u t la1
1
»tn>» the Atluiitic to E arut ion , t the pe.qilo’c interest uml
TinRucl'.r -* if *il
Clemens will be offer, ri next SunThu gates swung behind tile
cd
to
teturn
t
f*
.......... at
„i :*•. uVI.N-k
ami the work
vvot'l »f pumping desiie l" dvt tlii’it part. If tlu* citi 1 Peasant P arty gam s •..ntr.'i *>t th
day afternoon
o 'c lo c k at the cgraft
ra ft nnd
the w ater fruni the dock was stru t- sens will otake every effort to pay government unit M*v" 1 ' “ ' ,|1 ,|l't ••|). nmerutte Party at ti'-vernor din incsnge to the offices of tho line
I.. nut
null) mite ».• ............................
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,,
Mi lane Theatre- ^
u i ||.i„. f ,| thw shattered suhnieraible rest- their t a v* I have the bond house*’ cd Premie) Carol in'b'utcif that m
" Ih ,r I........ » h ”
nnouncemcnl t.Hh.) •
<
an even keel on blocks. Only her assurance . f any reasonable a s expected Dir appoint '"* "1 -»l •'*.- s , „ „ i , ...
n» udmlssiun.
"
regent ami would n»t
idudi tin* cunning lower showed nbove the sistance.
The program will
surface a> she entered the dry— Ju tlu- connect-on, the Mayor take the throne away t '*'" Ills
PITTSBURGH, Mar. 19. (IN S)
following number*:
by dock. Next in order wav the ex sounded a personal appral for su|» six year old son Mb burl
-•D eath emerged the victor today
‘Light C avalry OvV*rtuix*
port
nnd
.o-oerntion
in
the
p*V
ploration of the interior of the
in one o r th e garocst fighta fur
8 up|>e.
.
,
.•rushed underseu boat fo r ..any ment of taxes. “ We lim it showUPHOLDS DECISION
life against insurmountable odd*
F originating in the basement
“ H eart Wounds” by Grieg
. farewell letter* or report* from fa ith in ourselves if we are to «•'
on record. A fter a two and a half
yrstenlay uftum cuu cuusetl
by
Grieg.
“Thu U s t Spring" b> ‘•"•'K
ijeutcnunt- Ontmmwell Fitch und poet others to have faith in us. be
WASHINGTON.
'• “ »
w
*f»h|v damage to the home
, n-.Nalein,re.N. C.
kn^ „ th „ vnpialn; me*- year fight against the effecta of a
which to
...
Kupreim- ' <"'rl u,,lxy editor of the Winst. n-z.aici..,
“The S carf Dance" b> Chumm ,
|,iave men who before said. “The bestt manner in wmen
broken neck..young Body l*. Mar
itoait'' A. DeCottfe*, J ’ftrtt A rc- adv. ’
_
_
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!
I*
it)
the
payment
,
,
f
inf
!\.n
tjnlly
upheld
tireMississippi
Journal.
Senator
Overman
<
D)
or
*
they died tapped message* to the show th at now
sage said. “ Ex|mct to arrive late shall. Jr., son of a widely known
Twentieth S treet. The
Suprume Court, which ustained u
i North Carolina, replied Wednesday.’’.
tliut he
“The March Flonibeaitx"
outside' world 102 feet below off ta x c '. The quicker we take Gu* |
No ono was Injured
m atter in hand tho quicker wc veil
| aw n .nUiri
**
estim ated 'ot between
quiring bank* t« lm>' wus opposed to the m m .nation of when a condenser broke in the en- criminal lawyer, succumbed fol
“ Ballet of the Flow ers" by Henry p r„ vincetown.
state law
lowing a relapse.
’ »nd >7,51)0 by Fire Chief Hadley.
Yotk Governor, Con* glnu roeni. ncfonlinj to
pCr t.ent interest upon ta v tho New
Removal of the eight bodies secure relief front high tax.-'.
On JUly 15. 1925, while diving
grussmun
John
H
Kerr.
<
>
f
N<zrth
■Cleveinm;, but Mr. DeCottc*
• ------- *---------------deposit*. The nppcnl »'«* disnii*
of tho line. The ship was making in >hbllo* w ater a t N a rrag atu rtf.
The orchestra wus recently or- |o<.k»d in the submersible will come
Carolina,
is
the
only
meqtbar
of
the
! ^ ’t Is* reached fo r rcmflrm- ganized and ha* been practicing tonight, thirty two bodies having
DEVKIt FAVORED
(rd for |uck v f fedeia! question.
ii
her 100th vbyogo in the South
so AmerJc(k Acrvjce, sh e was bound It. L. young Marahall's neck wa»
• #f this figure,
state congressional delegation
' '
‘
under the supervision of Mr. Clem- been recovered by divers a* the ' WASHINGTON,
broken. His death was expected
Mar.
I'*.
flames actually caused un on*, a musiciun of many years ex chip lay on the ocean bottom off
WASHINGTON. Mai 19. (iv.--) far to advocate th«* nomination ° from Valparaiso to New York.
. momentarily and thcie ensued a
(IN S) -The nontlnution of Itasconi
Pmsenger
^ loss of $ 1,000 but the
Governor
Smith.
Cod shot.
federul I —The Albany MGh. i
thrilling rare* of his parents who
Dover. «»f Georgia to be
dtf suit, a greater damage pericnce. The concert i* nntici- the C u | h
Terminal Co., today asked the lnPolice
Find
Teacher
were in Europe, to beat death to
putcil
with
much
pleasure
b>
bicul
f,,r the Middle
j tVretate O.n.merccConmi.sMon fur
(Attained by smoke, h ea t and
Indore
Mahsirajah
thu
bedside. Their arriv als had n
N
ora
Bayes,
Fam
ous
1
“**^
w
us
fttV
urabiy
music
lovers.
apitDead
In
Apartm
ent
„
„
.
,
Georgia.
PumishingB were dnuiugvd
judiciary 1 nuthorlty to i**uc fll.RH) o f »
stihiulating
effecl
upon young
Senate
S
ettles
Allowance
erably as were the wall*
Star D ies In Gotham loduy by ti>
1 ul stock.
Body, and pmdical actenca bUcCommittee.
4i
[wiipig ., mu. h of wli’ch will C oxey T hreatens I ’o
YORK, Mar. 19.—(IN S) —
cuvded in driving off fo r the time
BOMBAY, Mar. It).—(INS) — A NEW
sU b - replaced, it was stated,
pretty thirty-year old achool whut seemed to bo certain doeth.
NEW YORK. Mar. JP.— (IN S) —
Tukojirau llolkar. ' Indian prince teacher, bride of a y ear, was
Form Job less Army Nora Bayes, noted actress, .died
i» partly covered b>s Inf*1*. it vens stated,
und form er M aharajah of Indore, found shot to death in her Brook Finally hr was well enough t<. b»
today in Jewish Hospital following
removed to his home here, where
who
was m arried at sunset S atu r lyn apartm ent today half an hour
r**®* u as in the home when a
NEW YOKK, Mur. ltf.- (IN S ) — tin operation performed a week
Gene Tunney, Bobby Jones. Rat e
noticed sntoke coming U nless Congress takes stops to al ago. At her bedside was h er hus
day to Miss Nancy Ann Milior. yf utter her professor-husband hod Ruth and other eports k«»C>
f l*c house. Mr. und Mr*. De
band.
Benjamin
Friedland,
garage
Scuttle, Washington today settled ..one to his Junior high school ited him to rneonrerv him in ht»
n f 1 »ho have * been out u t th r leviate unemployment throughout owner. The actress' illness wus a
into
tho
bark
’
un annual allowance of >50.000 up- J '“^ ' w n s found, partly Hod and valiant hettk*.
MIAMI Beach. Flu., Mar.
"* * *
L**
Past several day*, re- the country, Jacob S. Coxey, leader closely guarded secret, and became
Until
n
month
ago
he showed
a
/
iWa
ramixl
Army
*
of
the
famed
“Coxey
Army
’•on i» I,-#!,, late in the a f te r
alleged J'
^
„ llM„doned and of- on.hU bride. -The form er .Muliuia- . , Ul.tcht*d on a bed in her-home, by steady Improvement. Then a f
known i.nlj’ a fte r it bad proved (IN S )—Mike Ncsbetli
th
irty
-fo
u
r
years
ago.
will
again
who Mi take into, the apart* 1/ ••Tired ut 'th e ir hc*me
Bearden d ’seovrtexi the im-a Jub alio provided fpr hl.i w ife’s re- ^ j
automol'iie bandit is dead. T*rn
fatal.
...
..
i t !"1 • minute* a fte r the fire- lead a band o t Jobless men in «
is lit a critical, while w alk'ng their beat, " h -'n lu*
frachext the *cene. Chief march on tho national capital, he
declared
today.
•
u
T /8® toPorted th at h i found
■*«le full
The
iple Were To.
[Be Hanged Soon
Mystery Witness
T ells Sensation
FINAL DISPOSAL
OF POWER P U N T
TO BE DECIDED ON
is Of Confession'SECOND TRIAL 01
SCHEDULED
!T0 BEGIN TODAY
MAYOR APPEALS PEASANT GROUPS
FOR PAYMENT OF
MUNICIPAL TAXES ROUMANIAN CITY
UZ
Into Drydock A fter 1“ s r , X ‘
Sanl’Srd Orchestra Long Rest In Ocean
Will Present First
J osephus I) a n 1els t;v;,r,,lr w‘n<1,
10‘'hn,rTT,B,‘
liJr.d Opposes Selection
Of Governor Smith :Coastwise Liner Is
... Heading F o r Port
I,
After Bucking Seas
i li
Youth With Broken
......... ..... . - m s : T J g s s s r s z z * . 7 Neck Looses Fight
T o S a v e His Life
eCottos Home Is
idly Damaged By
(day Night Fire
Miami Beach Policeman Kills Thug
A fter Receiving Gun Shot Wounds
sa sa jste
L
#,,d h a te r were lioth
the blase.
air neater in the basetbent
, to iiavp enused the fire,
^ itb c lir v e d tnhaV e ignited
- r“ 'ra* *rld to liavc h-t*n
t
a vent no the (ira)
7* estt of the —
floor and other
‘•u y h lfip . frouti Ihe rug*
lury." ».■ plan* «b IP* to W
toll
thee pi
wfb
row
ment w[i
Intei-est..
announr
in|ttun,
ing tijrlfg dailj',
r,
j ed him twv jxup) Inhr,
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FEATURES ON T H E AIR
International New* Service
Sports Editor
WEST PALM BEACH, Flo.,
Mar. 17— Unless a couple c f bright
young men from Tulsa. Okla., come
to the rescue, there la going to be
m urder done a t Sportsm an Park,
St. Louis, this year, Dan Howley
Informed this .w riter today-. Daniel
I’Ve told them the jobs are theirs
and th at all they n?cd is plenty of
brass to
by in - the American
League. Tlsiy have everything else,
except experience .and th at alone
m ay keep them hack a year. I t it
does—blah. It will be m urder."
A nother is his pitching, or whnt
-ha*- he ? Frankly,“ he — has - 'Siam
is 'rjuite u hand tortnir-arKf-unter Orwy, th e Hillsboro, Texas; rig h t
and he has been given to under* hander who hnd n big year with
■ stand th a t the gendarm erie prefer the athletics several seasons bnck
to be informed about th eir m urders and then blew. Samuel probably
well in advance. So boing n help* Is the ace of a ducc-hlgh staff.
ful soul and possessed of intim ate
Much Is expected from Jimmy
inform ation on the subject, he is Ogden, who has eschped from
aide to supply not only the time Baltim ore a t last. Alvin Crowder
and the place but the identity of nnd Dick Coffman, obtained from
will*be the St. Louis Iirowns, of the W ashington Senators, also
which Daniel Is m anager.
arc regarded with favor, particular
• **Ye« air," he said, thoroughly ly Coffman, n product of Athens,
agreeing with himself. " If Otis Ain., W alter S tew art, the pleasant
Brannon and Rnlph Kress don’t Hill, Tcnn., left hander, Is back
coma through ns a second base again but, when you consider the
combination, it's going to l>c ju st m atter dispnssionntMy, there urc
to bad. In fact it will be m inder pitchers who probably would get
nowhere in particular If • there
and w ;’ll lie the victim.
The development of a keystone were n lot of good ones around,
pair, n few stray pitchers and the which there are n ’t.
need of an outfielder nre n few o f• In nddltlon to Brannon and
Daniel's m o r e p r e s s i n g or Kress, the other regulars of the
depressing problems. He seems infield arc Lou Blue, obtained in
to have ju st a few more of them the Detroit deal, at first hnse; and
than Mc-Guffy’s advanced Algebra, Frank O'Rourke, Inst yenr's regu, if any. W alter Gerber, his ageing Inr, nt third. Both will do very nice
shortstop, hna become pnsse.,Oscar ly. So will the catchers, old Wnlly
- Mel$llo, the second hnsrm an, has Sehang, old Stoye O’Neill and
Bright V disease and is not him Merely middle aged Clyde Mnninn.
Ju st ,whnt is to he don? almut
self, hor yet nny body else, cither.
. These d veloptnents le ft' him the random Infii-liler*! No one
• w ith.'ckartly* no second hnsrman seems to know. Gerber, it is to lx*
o r shortstop to sta rt the sonedn judged, has slipped definite-ly. Bill
with and, in the emergency, up Mullen, It seems, has n bud knee
4from Tulsa Bob Chose bright nnd can't forget the fin l. Ixda of
yoting men who are willing to start rookies but little talent.
Daniel, in fine, will have mi in
p t th* bottom and stay there, to
w it; Brannon of Greenbrier, Ark., field, if unil provided Brannon and
K reis nre infieldere.. He ulso will
and Kress of Berkeley, Cal.
"B ut,'' he.says, "a couple of kids have nn outfield if.n o th in g hap
What can you know of them until pens to Fred Schulte, llrin ie Mnnthey really get In there under fire? ush and Earl McNccly.
Saturday, March 17. .
7:00—South Sen Islander*; Mu
sic of the I’nclflfc—W EAF
WTAG WCSH W W J. *
7:30 S u tle r's Pennsylvanians—
tVEAF WGY WCAF. WWJ.
8:00 New York Smyphoriy Or-ch cslra—VVJZ—WBAL WHAM
KI)KA WLW
W JR
KYW
W EEI WTlC W JAR WTAG
WCSH WRC W H A Si W8M
WMC w s b .
8:00—High Jln k ers; fit. P a t
rick's Program —W EAF WGY
WCAE WWJ.
0:00—Little O rchestra—W EAF
WGY WWJ WSAI.
0:00—Philco H our; "E ileen”—
WJZ WBAL WHAM KDKA
WLW WJR KYW W EEI WTIC
WVIAR WTAG WCSH WRRC
WIIAS WMC WSB WRT.
1:00—Three New York Dance
O rchestras—W E A F
W W ,1
WSAI first half hour; W EAF
WFI WCAE WWJ second half
hour; W EAF WFI Inst hour.
U . S. C an n ed Foods P opu lar
icy moun*. sellers are pineapple, which retails
W RROM
O M Greenland’s
G
111 tains to India’s coral atrands a: 65 cents for the No. 2ki-size can,
foods seem to baked beam at 50 cent* per larg t
U. S. canned
c
have found a market, judging from tin, and also canned com.
the ever-increasing export statistics.
Asparagus Heads List
Several brands of American
canned fruits and vegetables have
For many countries, where owing
large sales in India and have be
come standard products of that to climatic or soil conditions it Is
market, according to a report from impossible to produce the foot*
Vice Consul D. \V. Maher at Cal which are necessary to a properly
cutta. A number of the larger balanced diet, the wide variety ai
American canning concerns are rep American canned foods have been
resented in Shanghai, China, and it found a boon to national health.
is believed that the market for The fact that these foods are canned
canned iruits and vegetables in in such a way as to retain the vital
SATURDAY, MARCH 17.
China is steadily growing, accord health-giving properties, is largelj k f O longer »re pineapple* selling eggstone teaspoon each of dry mus baking dish and place a U'mJ
401 A , W EAF New York, 010: ing to American Consul General responsible for the demand.
l \ l for five dulltr* apiece, and »o tard, salt, and butter, one tablespoon apple divided in pieces fa thd
i:.70, oichestrn; 2:30, Hofb-nu Or Edwin S. Cunningham.
In most foreign countries, Ameri L ~ only to king*, the ‘wcaltiiy and sugar, four tabletpoont vinegar, and a of the dish. Sprinkle xidij
In Italy, a self-sufficient counter can canned asparagus leads the ex* Jie nobility. In fact, they arc fait dasli of cayenne. When the mixture cracker cruinbi, salt a.nd
chestra; 3, Pnrnniau* Trio; 4.
as
far as canned vegetables and port list. France, for instance, buy: .-oming to be one of our most popular It cooked, let it cool, and then add dot with butter. Cuvtr
Studio; 5. Meloilinnr; n, Waldorf
fruits
are concerned because of the our asparagus widely because t.\i frititi. Thi* popularity is largely due one pint of whipped cream, mixing layer until the fiuit is imi i
A storia O rchestra; 7, South Sea large number
of canning factories French canned asparagus is decided o the effort* of pineapple cannera in wtll. Put on ice and let stand several take about a can uf pinupthl
Itdandi-rs: 7:30, S ta tle r’s Pennsyl there, the three American best ly
Hawaii who have given ua the fragrant hour* before serving. ‘Seive on lettuce Crackers. Pour tin- syrup bs4|
inferior.
vanians; 8, High .linkers; 0, Little
pineapple, canned at the very moment leave* with a cheese ball and toasted over all and put in the ottai
marshmallows on wafer* orachc with three-quarters of an hour,
OreheHlra; 0:30, Twi|i 1'uirs or
of ripeness.
chccra. undwiches. Serve sffvjclve.
Hn many; 10, {Throe Dance Or
A tropical rake frura thrl
\ l i u t the pineapple ha* >till retained # • r
.
chestras.
West is the contiibutioa of k
its populirit^'aiflongAlie great of the
Main Couraa Diahe*
1laminiU. the wife of iowa'if
land, aa it attested by the recipe* for
461.3, WJZ New York, G00: ItCoup a Tanana is the favorite recipe Qrrsm one-half cup fat, gn
it* use which are found In the Con
30, Young's O rchestra; 2:00, Veil
gressional Club Cool Book. Thi* club of Dorothy PhilKps, motion-picture ing one and one-half cupsi
etian Gondoliers; 3, Tennesseans;
made up of the wives and daughter* star. Cut sliced pineapple in. pieces, one well bcaien egg. SJu
4, Teg T iin o n ; f>:15. Tea Music; G
HUNTINGDON, Ti-nn., Mar. 17.i»ortum hut was net blistered a.i
member* of the Senate and House pour over it pineapple syrup to which one-half cups tlour, two tru
O rchestra; 7, P oints; A stor Or — (IN S )—With
of Representative*, the Cabinet, and is added orange curacoa, allowing one tag powder, one-fourth t*n
tri-ling running badly a* h er brother.
half as much syrup as fruit. Cover Add to the first nurture l
chestra; 9, Philco Hour; 10, Key high, u posse of riliii'its today
't in robbers npc-nt several hours the Supreme Court. Recipe* have
stone Dun; 10:30, M erry Three; II, joined county officer.-, in u Search nl the 'farm home, leaving a fte r been obtained not only from member*, and let stand for one hour. Fill cock with one cup of cold water, .
.
but alto from foreign diplomatic tail glasses one-third full, add vanilla tablespoon* butter in so irg
Slum ber Music.
fur tliri-e robber:-. Who tortured an W oodwi-rd hud nlpsr-d !ntn uncoil- tourer*.
Still apother group of famous ice cream to fill glasses, and garnish
add one cun brown i _
422.3, WOR Ncwn’ik, 710: 2:30, elderly couple by applying hot sc imis ness from having red hot people arc represented in Favorite with candied cherries and candied and
until smooth. SprciJ with il
Franklin Four; 3:30, Rosohind irons to their bare flesh in a futile irons applied to his bare flesh. See Recipe* of Famous Women, by Flor pineapple cut in small pieces.
well drained pineapple, croik
Mrs. A. Harry Moore, wife of the batter over this, and halt
m*i)T
i
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----------------- --------------------------- O rchestra; G, Radio Study Period; effort to force them to reveal Un ing th n t it was futile to kill the ence Stratton. The list includes ac0:10, Ensemble; Tenor; 7:30, Lc- hiding place of $ 10,00(1 in gold, couple, the robbers searched the tre-.jc*, author*, butinc** Women and Governor of New Jersey, reports in minutes in a moderate
-vitnw’a Dance O rchestra; 8, In which they nre reputed to be bind house and nuthouses nnd found many other* who have distinguished The Congressional Club Coow Boos out on U plat-, dm! thorn
that she is for)d ol ham and pineapple. with whipped creau asd
terviews;
M elsterdngors; 8:45. ing somewhere on their smnll farm . $700 !n n trunk which th ry took. themselves outside of their home*.
Her directions for preparing it arc:
Talk; 0, Bam berger Little Sym
Bill Woodward, 80, a roc lust Woodward nnd his sister have lit
Kentucky Speaks I
Savaral Crisp Solid*
"Boil smoLcd ham, remove skiTi, dot
phony; 10. Satiirday’n Children; wpx x/.'.i.nfonintdc(JD -dcin... Jnjnli tle faith in hanks and ore gener
with dark brown sugar and whole
From
comes 1 1
Bebc Daniels, in Favorite Recipe* doves, put in baking pan with slices pie recipeKentucky
10:45, Itoselahd O rchestra; 11:30. was conf'ned to lu-d today, hit ally believed to keep th eir wealth
wl.ulrMr*.M.lit
of
Famous
Women,
describes
her
f»v*
body a mass of blisters. His inval- hidden on the feim . Woodward,
Witi'hiug Ilnur.
of ranned pineapple; bake until ham whose husband is Rerrtsenut
orite fruit salaJ: "Place lettuce leaves
272.G, WPG Atlantic City, l.lun (id sister. Miss Klixubclh ... .... I however denied that lie had any on each plate. On this, place one slice is -.tearly btowhrJ,‘ uiing fur basting the State, recommends. Miaj
one part water, one part vinegar
G:45, O rgan; Dinner Concert: 8. ward, 81, was nlso subjected to 'm o n ey hidden.
of pineapple (cut through but left in and one part pineapple syrup. Pine syrup from a can of p-»i
tablespoons of ccrmtartkl
Pinni-r Dimer*; H:30. Conceit Mus
shape). Over this slice a banana, Sgt. apple slices make an attractive gar two
half cup of tugar, ind bod]
orange,
and
peart.
Put
one
Maraschino
ic: f», St. Patrick's Day P arty;
nut of the league entirely.
BY DAVIS J. WALSH
nish."
minutes. Add the pints
cherry nr pomegranate teed on ton.
"You ran bet all yr.-ur pocket 9:30. Concert O rchestra; 10, Dance
'
International News Service
tire, and inis with two
Use whipped cream or dressing made
Another Governor's Mansion
Hnorta Editor
, money that the Pirates won’t In j Orehest a; 10:45, , Nuyelty I'ru
egg* andone tal.le-poon si I
from the fruit juice* sweetened to
II, H ibernians' Annual
ORLANDO, Fin., Mur. 17.— ns gor.d as they were, regardlcs* o f ) ^rnm ;
Pineapple, cooked in such a way as Turn into n cru-t and bake, j
taste."
quoth Drum-.
You probably haven't hoard the one the trade for Adams."
to be u*ed as a vegetable rather tlian done, cover with a neria)
A novel cooled tal*^ from the
fruit, it suggested by Mrs. Arthur O. with the whites of thnt i
about the legless runner being John. “ As for the Giants, they
285.5, WBAL BaltlmM-c, l.nr.n
1.050:
WASHINGTON, Mar. 15. (IN S) evidence showed th at certain tariff tame source, was the favorite of the aBorlic,
wife of the Covernor of North three tablespoons of supt-J
chii
'
i
he
as
good
nfttT
gelt
ng
l
id
beaten to a standstill, because 1
r.;:i0, Dinner Music; 7:30. Juhil
Itibih-u —Official Washington gasped ito- rates should he lowered, Costignn former Mr*. C. H. Marknam, wife of Dakota. Her dish is baked pineapple
Of salad, pudding, fa I
lust made it up nil by myself. Weil, of Hornsby nnd Grimes. It's n cinch Singers; 8. New York Synipl.hmiy;
y over the resignation front the said in his letter to Robinson, the President of the iln.;rf» Central and is designed to he eerved with the astry recipes for ii'ingpse^
that
Alridge,
even
if
h?
sign#,
the Cincinnati Reds hnve been
9. Philro Hour: 10, Keystone Duo; -|-iU jff rom m ission of Commission "helped t-i wrack the commission's Railroad. Cool in a double bouei two meat course. This is especially wine .j almost no end, (or thtW
standing pretty rtill In the m atter u» n’t win u« many games a* i
>|c.rrv Threo
an* pineapple, one pound marshmal as ‘the digestive vaiue of pineapple's newcomer in the wotldoiwi
.
e r Edward P. Costignn, Democrat usefulness."
p f changes in an ageing personnel | Grimes did. The Cubs hu rt their
' *
"
lows,
one-lialf pound shelled pecans, cnayme, hromchn, is so generally fruits, has captured by faj
I - three commissioners who inc can
•jr.0.7, WCAIJ Philadelphia. 1.- and last of the original Wilson a p
while cherries, yolks of four known. To make the dish, butter a flavor the heart- o( corti
these several years hut m anager- nfirhl by trading Adams and.
i
;.n
i;:".n,
Cathay
(Irehestra;
7:30,
i-ompoxr
the
commission
with
Costpointees.
President
Coolidge
ncml optimism ever is ram pant in fr-i.u nil I hear, ih>- Cardinals iti
ignti. lie lefcrrcd to as “ the Mar
the Spring and so Ji hn Charles -.II..I, M. V.-.I can't keep the Reds t * n's On best m; 8. Jewish H o u r w| the resignation,
dm u ; 8:3d. Coeds; 9 <»n< - , Costigun's resignation, aceomp- vin group'' who Worked steadily
Ilendrii ks Informed me tod-iy. but out of the r-rnui.nl race with that
L egal Action
::
"Miisii-al * lu f;; ''M n n ic d by the rcpuhlirutum »f a lot- for "higher rates nnd ag ain st im
before haili ng off rnd goin,r t»- ! .1 i f nnpo sit ion
And ,t
i nn’tiirallv in
Ill pmin-.
i 'l ’e, Studio Dance; 10:30, Dam e *>»-j ««.r he wrote Senator Joseph T. portant reductions, nnd were rackTnmpa with bis Beds, that if the
In Manager’s!
Robinson (D ) of Arkansas, r- plete loss on occasions in th eir treatm ent
club locked any better it might l«-- in ( why v.:ll I'u- Beds h an in- clu-slras.
NEW YORK. Mar. 16
gin tu get scared of itself nr some- pn-v--it-e-ii t Mr llendricks will b
|05.2. WFI AVI.IT l'hiladi-lphin. with personal attacks on his fellow of filets unit law."
Thrcnteneil legal action I
“ Manipuial ion of the commis
thing.
iglad to t alig h t-n you. It seem :. for 7 | 0; 0:30, Ade'phin Whispering num bers of the commission and
duy in the pininoters vrsii
sion
since
1922,
he
declared,
“
is
President
Coolidge
himself,
was
the
It made no p n rtiru lir d ffererise ,instance, i at last year Hughe; iir.-hc«tia: 8. Music; 8:30.\ uriouservices of Snniniy Ms
that his outfield is not whnt it was, f l i t / , M.n- sec-nd haneaian, held J iVaiurcs (2 h s .l; 10:30,
Iwti culmination of a controversy over hut part of Hie total picture of
rcHult of the action o l'
present
day
W
ashington
making
I
the
activities
of
the
ta
riff
body
that you can see Ids pitchers- g ro w -1 out so long that In- never really pane:- O rcli-stras.
m anager to defend the Uf
up an u a " which history may yet
Ing older right before your eyes got started; that Carl Mays was
.315 0. KDKA Pittshurg'.r •.'50 ' fur more than two years.
|
crown against Jimmy
summarize
as
the
age
of
Daugh
President Coolidge’s course - in
nnd that It's infield is only fair, nt u -le<« after .time 1 . i-wing to an 0 | 5 . Westir.ghnusu Band;
AdCHICAGO.
Ilk,
Mnr. 17.— ( | do think that the proper dison May 17 at the polo |
erty.
Fall
and
Sinclair."
refusing
to
act
when
“decisive"
best. John Charles Hendricks said operation: that l-lppa Kixcy iiiur-d die s; Radio Chili; 7:30. Coneert:
(IN S )—C harging (hnt Chicngo’x ti ilmtion of light wines nnd beer der tho promotion of T al
everything wus nil rigid and that . his wrist and was out for 30 day.:, l.iterntuie Gems; K, New 5 "lU
world-wide
reputation for crime will do away with much crime, in
Jim Mullen, Chicajo
the old \v-‘il. house intervals, and Symphony;
settled it.
Philco Hour.
declared
he would not *
is
due
to
effect*
of
prohibition,
sanity
and
poverty.
Ilis story is'th a t (he other eon* that Horace I'onl. shortstop, wus
2.30.2, WHAM R o c h e s te r , 1,070:
steps to have Mnndell !■
Prison Populations Grow
Anton J. Cermuk, president of the
tunders have hurt themselves and iiiiavuili'ble in forty ball gnnios.
He says thnt none of those in-" r..:so, dinner music; 7:30, Hniitmuthnt the Reds nre better. It is t<- ti •
"A rgum ents nre made by anti* by tho Illinui* boxing f
Cook county board, hn-J launched
nnd the National Boxing N
hoped that he is r'g h t, sim-e the ridents nre due fi/r ii n-pel'tion nnd Piano: 8. New York Svma cam paign to win th e United
"A rgum ents nre mude by untl- tion nnd his $5,000 f<*M]
Reds fell into the second division although lie does admit that Pete l>hony; 9, Philco Hour; 10, Organ;
State* scnatorshlp from Illinois.
snloon leudciti th at Yolatendism hut would institute inju
11:05, D am e Music.
lust y ia r end, for u time, id most Ilonohlie is a holdout.
Cermuk,
one
of
tho
chief
spon
would do away with jails and ccedingH against the ““
— L—
. r :i7i».ri, WGY Schenectadyi 7'J0:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mar. 17!
Mar.
17.WASHINGTON,
I f,-3» Dinner Music; 7:30, K tntk"’*
sor*
of
the
Dempscy-Tunney
fight
other
institutions, hut the reverse in New York.
(IN S )— An ii rmy a ’r corps tie . J— (IN .3 , A new power source
nt
Soldiers’
Field
hero,
threw
his
has
been
true, according to my
(a liment left Bolling Field today discovery is claimed by n farm er
Little
hnt
into
the
crowded
ting
with
survey,
not
only in Illinois, hut in
Tuneful Troupe; HI, O rgan, II in a l.oening amphihiun plane for from i hi* celebrated hills of Brown
tho
nnnouucemont
th
at,
if
■ill
the
ivnt
of tile litotes ill the
a six ww-ks’ pliotogruphic survey County. Hi- is Gilson W. Ruth, GO,
Dance Music.
,
union.
i.-f
E
astern
and
Soutlielii
Florida.
ho
'would
stand
for
iuiincdinlo
it r.ali;i- of l.awieiirn County,
IG8 5. WRC Washington, GUI: 3.
"Penitentiary inmates have in
Kiplipped with the new four lens 15 mis; Ivioiia, who asserts hi* has modification of the Volstead act.
l ’a.nas-iiK T im ; «, Dinner Musie;
"K. J. SlelnhiiMlt- of
3. New York Symphony; 9, l ’lub-i army mapping cam era, the dct.icli- invented a magnetic m otor which / In Illinois, Cermnk charged, creased in KetiUu-ky 33 |H.-r cent wrtl-know n *M" rl- *' V
NEW YORK, Mur. 17.— (INS)
NEW YORK. Mar. 17.- (IN’S) —
since prohibition, in Delaware 18 lie at III. V.ild-s
Don r.
moiit will construct n detailed map uses tlu- force of the earth to gen prohibition has filled institutions per cent, in Arknnsus 78 per cent, l-lorlda. on TlmrwU*
“Nothing will'In- doin' about a fin- Tin* |irnl.li-iii uf selecting Gene
S3nil., from ...... '
19
so
full
tilt
lunatics
are
left
wan
Southern
of rt-giimH entirely inaccessible in erate power.
in Alabama 4(i per cent, in Texas Mr. Mslhsrdt says:
sal elimination i/r s-li'Cting an " p ; Tunney's next lintr nppouent, ii
£•1(1.9, WWNC Asheville, 1,0HI: pu rls to torrential surveyors. The
dering the streets of Chicago and 32 per ren t and so all over tho
"The
»l.
lol.ai.U
,
Roth’s new experim ental "fuel other cities, for lack of spare to
pinu-nt for Timni-y until I have iinlileni u hi ill Ti x Itiitiaril and 7, Dinner Music.
will not only
detachm ent la In-ailed by Lt. Julcountry.
Insanity
has
increased
in
neriectly. ,i.m
•
talked over the Kitunt'on with Ids uid.-s wert-'unahh- to settle yeH475 'i WSB Allanlu. G30: 2:30, iun S. D exter, pilot, S erg-ant An- less motor" will bo dem onstrated ra re fo r them.
Die same proportion.
lug la jo .h*>« »"
?u
for
a
group
of
Indianapolis
cap
—usually
giving
Gfne," prom oter Tex Rickard do- (eisley, may In* ai-ived til’s Week. U nivusity of Georgia Program ; drews Matos, |iliotogtupliej-, and
Would Modify l.nw
" If I am sent to the United lief wlthsumllnx
«•
"I Khali fig h t to modify a law Stutos senate 1 will fight to modi
rlnieil liefnn- leaving here today The pcuniolei- will leave here t«- 7 •.'unday School lesso n ; 7:30. P riv ate Irving Knltmyer. meclmnir. italists sometime this month.
innrrow for Miami, l-'lu., for a con Packaid P arade' 8, New York
that?
has mado bootleggers of hon fy the Volstead law.
Tim
v
p
arty
svill
pludogrnpli
**l
have
had
a
model
operating
for a two weeks' vacation at Mi- ference with
T O W o * - .- - ' 2
tin* heavyweight Symphony; 11:46, Red Head Club. a strip ten miles wide along dm
est men and millionaires of hood
self le Hi* H«n«rr ?f *«
for
five
years."
Both
claimed.
My
nini, Flu.
eliampion.
|p iru»»r»
,
More than a half-million dol sis
213.8, WDOD Chattanooga, I.- E ast Const from Flagler's Death machine works on tho principle of lu m s ,C c r n m k said.
These Irusses usssiir
"Tunne-y thinks Tom I h enry is
Tunney is m record with thi- a s 2311: H, Sunday School Lesson; 8 : to J u p ite r Inlet, n distance of
‘ ^Prohibition has left a trail of lar* Wurth of hats were imported un 'the lows
entitled to the June f glit," ttm lin- sertion that Ii-.- sliould lie matched
approxim ately 209 miles, and from a compass. ! have devised u mourn crime not only through the mid into E gypt in the past 12 m ontW tore «|*enlaa. Tj*u •n*
ssm saolsllus «hlea
ued Richard. "Maybe Tom is. hut with Tom lleeney without further 30, Ensemble; 9, Philco Ilnur; Hi, Miami to the town of Everglades. of rhunging the polarity of the w est hut throughout the entire
slln le.^rr. Iniinrdi
he must first meet Johnny Kixkn.’,’ ado. Hoency holds the same view. Dunce Orchestra.
The tfrtal a rea to lie photographed compass needle nlternutively from midwest," according to the latest iv r u i n it c m iit . t w b x t v - vralli.n »r resnlls •» ^ |
322.1 WHAS Louisville, 930: 5, is approxim ately
T
lllllll
J
l
l
l
l
i
m
.
(
IIK
I
IT.
nksi
"The Melnhardl v“‘ “Tgi
Bespits Rickard's, reference to a Rickard, however, hopes to xtugc a
2,600 square
miN^ifkation candidate. “ Penitent
ix d i.s: r o i NT\ axis s t a t s : o p Itqs no iin.lerslrsps- H
June fight, one of h's* associates final dim inution limit nt Madison piano ' Recital; 5:25. E x t e n s a mlVa, The pictures will be taken north to smith in such a way that iary pajpdlations havo inerousod in
Xectly suiilisr) sad
* ' " ' a m h ih .
deSiriK'Ulllr Slid *»»
declared th at ’ the prom oter had Riiuure Garden hurt- nn April 3(1 Studio; 8, New York Symphony; from nn ssltsttisl** of aliout two the needle whirls ill complete Illinois and in dozens of other J,. FMfflfMA*
It. Til.I.1S. ('iiiniilulualit.
"circles."
-V
tballdug
abandoned plans fur u title bout ii- la-tween Heenry nnd Johnny Ris- 9, Dunce Mtisic.
btute throughout the country.
miles, an d will reproduce the top
n u rtu res oflrn *rssM_
>
AKIII.KV Ur.I.I.V. llrfi-nUant.
(literates
Like
Compass
June nnd would tell Tlinuey that if l.o, the Ulevelimd baker who beat
f,111.9, WMC Memphis, r>80: 8, ography on a scale of 1 to 10.000,
SI IT r o ll NPKZ'IPKI * , trouble, lUchnrhP.
"In
Illinois,
the
institution):
nre
and nlh*^
Roth
explained
th
a
t
hi*
motor
Ktfrvou*nr»a.
I'KII
poll
w
A
V
r
u
'
Rept. fight 1h Ida only ppmipect.
lack Sharkey here Monday n'ght. New York Symphony; 9, Music;
H itherto
unmapped
regions operate*’just like the compass on* .tragic. Insane peoplo are walking NOTICK o p HfKTIAU XIASTKIta wlilcli promidly jJJJJa
the rupture Is t'0‘e 'f,f
Meanwhile Tommy Lougliran,
.. .
hai . k
10, Studio.
along thi* Indian River will also be ly th a t when L reached, u speed of the streets because there is no
t»nl> aenilemrji
Niitlre Is lii-rrliy srlvi-n Dial unitor
light . heavywe’ght chgnipvm, I* IIOI'J'K WINS TOURNAMENT
room
for
them
in
the
asylums."
330.9, WSM Nashville, 890:
90: i'« plotted.
unit
by
virtue
«.r
a
tlnul
iloorce
ru„«||
at Hiil;
‘
1,400 revolution* n minute, the
clamming fr,r a crack nt .TUltpey,
tn Hit- ulmvp ontltleil cause mi-pis will he
15, Dinner Concert; 8, New Yor.t
b attery power war. turned off and r Figures, were cited by Ccnnak lonnl
women
and
rhlldfJS
,
.H'e Hit' Uny n( Slurrh. A. II.
“ I’ll eliminate llceney-oV Rialto
STRAWBERRIES APPEAR
NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—(IN S )— Symphony; 0, B ain Dunce.
the machine Itself created the elec to show th a t drunken driving h a. J92S, I. ns 3|i,olal Muster In Clmnc. ...OtOTirK*
•»
both," Thcmfis modestly confidod Willio Hoppe is tjio winner of the 290 0, WSMB New Orleans, I,*
•r/-,,0''
the 2u,| ,|„> of
m „ *SrS£
tric c u m u l tu .enuye tho polarity increased 766 percent In Chica- April. A.Hi.iutuy
I>. IsJS, m front o f llic asking
led
h>
«»«H
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l
g
sl
i lllni-u-nn
S
V
i
ma «
b Ai I«L I,. tt
I,
11
K
n
a
*,
i
.
.
.
—
■
f
f
I
IS
t«
/
'
to Rit'knrd.
‘ * Am
gfi; disorderly conduct h a s 'lip Court jfnuse l»«Mir In Hanford, H o- Kvefr ease ■*»■*.Ull r,kh
erican three-cushion billiard 010: 9:30, Musical Program (2
BRUSSELS, Mar. 17.— (IN S )— chaitga in the point
r
«
»
»
u
"
offer
for
sale,
and
sell
to
ly
I
taer»r*re
•
league tournam ent. He cFachrd hr*.).
In h i. contract with financial
IQf P*rc°nt; insaplty 118 Die lilKliest Mdder for cash, during every >esr—
Tho f ir it straw berries uf tho *ca„p|
WINH GOLF i'iflZ K
first piece by.beating Atigic Kieck*
son have mude thoir appearance backer* of hi* invention Iloth thu$ }** cent( »»'RP 0l»«>n alcohol deaths h» legal hour* of sale, the -fnVlnw- wllhont rhsrgr. -r g ,
Ing desrrlhrU Moil situate, lying
hefcr J last'n ig h t, the victory in- ADVOCATES COTTON CHANGE in th e capital and are worth their described hi* m agnetic motor: 208 per cent.
and nstng In the t'ounly of Hcmln- I have fHled he*?
r»l
P IN E iniR S T , N. r „ Mur. 10^— creas'ng his lead over Allen Hall
O rm a k ’* attack on tho dry ul« and Hlate of Florida.'nnil more rive rears ’• H i e '? * is
w eight in gold. Nine of them are "The inventor ha* discovered thut
lortlrul.'irly
de«ri|l„d
„x
lotions.
to
four
games
und
his
ndv*
ntage
I
•
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
17—
(IN
S)
k
pert
la
a.
packed in coft cotton in a small Hie magnetic force* of the earth law has been launched ut u time t*»-e.'1t :
(IN K )--The tin whiMie golf chnmdales anil bme*" 1 ,t
plunship rruwn today centcil upon o u r Johnny Luyto/i to five g a m es.[^ A b o litio n of New York aa a de- basket, the whole tiling costing, may he utilized in creating ami when authorities In Chicago are
s - s . nr*»#nl ■iefe*™jg*
T."":..,!!*‘>'- fo ur; Tier Ten
"f.. I.. It. irufford's Ma|. of the
bsiwiti I„ Dml ebl. New York,
r i t r in iht- * 'r,‘* Bi».v—.
----- — ’-------- :-------- •' '
I llv' rv point for e »tton was urged about nine dollars, thus m aking transm itting hnrtcyyw er and lie m ukirg a determined effort to
Tonv o „f Hanford. Florida, n r.
f„r
wht* w rn Uie nnij'inl- 4'»*ii*n,im''ii'
TAMPA, Flu., Mar. 17.— ( I N S ) ; by W. L. Clayton, of Anderson- ‘ho. prire of each berry one green devised, invented and constructed wipe out the . gangland bombing
Ii j
irdlng III plat thereof duty
v.
hrr* with 3 0 1 fer t h j 72 holes, 13 I —Tha Senator* tuku’cti tlitr Oln- ■Clayton nnd Cnmpnny, cotton br>k- back npiece.
, a n.ethuniiul device th at will op o u tra g e s 'th a t hnve made a targ et
\»i
But this was only the vnluc .c tfe rn '-e by m agnetic force and non- of the
«trak»s better th m anv oth?f cum-1 cir.nnti It'd* ' a ruin today. Th--;
r j with h-'nilipiarters in New
W
’^aarnlnfstration of*for Ur«-u.
War* 5»* '" ‘e*-'r7 ,1- ■ '
pet t r in the fiell. Ut*?k of v.i**t.; g fi .tii'ra t'a j,'Yfr ryvenKfl i»Vrr- tj»* ; Yerk and I{**uston, before the Sen- on them a t the mprkj
ms aalleaa nnd e rT#^ |
I prnctioul purposes where steam Mayor William Hale Thompson.
unldc
me. | b"’ * "rtler
electricity or w ater power is now , M
the Smith hap*) undoubtedly paid
Upt. fav o r tho return of
uf L’°uuael fur Com^ c o k L a a l ^ i" C erm akgaid. "but
«.’*»*»(vr price than this.
uaed.*^ i
ill! today.'
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Tennessee Posse Seeks Robbers Who
Tortured Victims With Re.d H ot Iron
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Respite Ageing Personnel
° CincinnatiRed’sManager
Declares Outfit Improved
T ariff Commissioner Resigns O ffice;
Publishes Scathing Personal Attack
E
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Official Declares Crime
Wa ves OfCh icago A re Due
To Effects O f Prohibition
Army Flying Group FarnVer Of Indiana
To Conduct Survey Finds New Source
Of Florida’s Coast For Getting Power
Rickard To Confer Rickard Will Solve
With Gene Before Problem Of (iene’s
Choosing Opponent Com ing Opponent
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HT. PETERSBURG TLMB8
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A recent nvti'cle1Appearing ii\"the J&nvhliwit^V-XPVK
Herald Tribune ih d f'sp ecia l interest Mh<%nAtMt show k'lne _L.Cil.v-, courUy nnd stat-JTnxt’fl'frtf'
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(M aker IT. 1*1*. a t ilka rantaMtoa misrepresentations uuiuiged in^by the Smith propogamiists •Florida bunks have nixchys been
Nob tarn. flarM a. r M w w l at and also the attitude of Republicans toward his nomination.. steep <9mn«rcd with the taxon on
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institution*, duo to th? fact
If, as is loudly proclaimed in New York, Governor Smith is othor
)hat tax aatc.utcrs usually* take
H O U A ID l b DRAM.
the only Democrat with any chance of ejection, it does seem the oasv method of computing tho
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K/.itifc ». AowM-Maa—ias »«••«* strange that Republicans arc so eager for his nominatioh by liank a'sctfHcd valuation by means*
U r n iC IU P T IO M H A T l'J
the Democrats.
of th e actual bi)ok figures on capi
STA *
Raa Y a a r
»•»—
a»«»»««aa
tal, surplus nmi undivided profits.
« l l M n alh *
This
particular
article,
appearing
m
the
editorial
section,
• I.T3
Three M aatha
N.II maintains that Smith will have not less that 57G votes at the In short, nil tho bdhk'j figures
Ur C a r tie r H r W r fk
Houston convention by the third or fourth Imllot, and that arc tlitre in th* np*n and the
Tike lla aa M . k a f a t f r alaaea r a n a *
method is gtncraliy to take there
paper, aakarrlke*
ta
Ik r la la r a a
by the sixth he will have added at least 148 more. This asser figures
regardless of lime* o r con•a a l N ew s S errlee. r a c e tt la s freak
(hi*
a a a e r le r
aanl
a r v a a la a lla a tion is based od the alleged Smith strength in the following I
ditionsM a t n a n li fa llr
.
_
I ha i M t l w a r e a ta a f the states:
llnnks nro operated to make n
eatfera wetWL. T h t I. f t . . S. la eaArir.oria,iAlubnmn
(part),
California,
Colorado, Connecti- reasonable
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profit and,_ prtu n t<*
peetaUr e ffle te a r t a f l e r l t a a a l la
rrllbaat ea a al.
cut, Deiawhni, Florida. Idaho, Illinois (part), Maine, Mafisa-■'their'~Kt6.;KhplJure;;fjuit u ar«
(p a r t);' Nevada, tithct busian" 4wkRt»<Ioa.i. if they
a f the chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, MonturiiC
O lliik la lM ia . am New HnmpBhirei ‘.New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, South did not do this. \ve wn ilil not t nnA aaaelatlan a f . Pah.
j j A l i er(l»er«. a ait . A tV e r lla - Dakota, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode island. L'tnh, tlnne to have hanks,.and ell of us
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A fe a la
trh lrh
reaalrea bar*
Vermont, Washington. West Virginia, Wisconsin. Wyoming. wi i r.dmit tlm f sound, pVospcrouj
• ah llahrr m rm her la aahailt ta
Ihaeaaah
s n a il
a f . aabaerlRtlak Alaska, Canal Zone, District of Columbia, Hawaii, and the bunks nix* nn essentini asset of any
llata' Ih a f t e r t a t a r i f f n haalatrl’.
rnm nunity. But banko have lean
ill el aim a i f e lr e a la lla a ah trail a
Philippines.
vear-i ns v.-ell nrf prwperoua olios
Ararat haalaraa t a r 'k a l i .
The fallacy of putting this imposing list of states in the in the m utter of cnro}nga.. Juui
MONDAY. MARCH 19.
Smith column is casilv noted by the presence of Flondn in now Fib idn bunks «U' not brngthe line-up. It-is improbable if a single delegate in the rior- ^ing iiiu.ut tbeir p ro tit.. Thev arc
TflK lli:n ll.ll'N PMOtillAM
l / - H m > f a ; la r [ f y anil r m in lf a d ida delegation will he a Smith follower, liut to say that the sound nnd liquid ns t cauli aijd
■ nlxlflrallaa.
2.— Ikraprr ffn lr r rattle ta J a r k a o a . entire delegation from our state can lie counted on as Smit.i assets, in fn rt thny arv too’lhiuid
elite.
to be e.irnin:: biir »n m *y. I.onns are
X — t ’a a a lr a rllu n a f I*. John* la d la n support by the third or fourth ballot is absurd.
made cahcfu ly and thcreford In
R le r r C ea a l.
And it is quite ns improbable that California, with Me- sma lor i.uiulu i.-. I’lenty of cash ia
la a n a n ra lla n a f m a n lk lf "I**, V r W eek."
ndoo delegates to the last ditch in the 11*24 convention, can he kept on mil ioniri in the liiir money
A » A > ( M r « t l* K
af
hull,tins prosrmui ■ <»« aea. h ilr la . apartm ent swung completely over to the opposite end of the pole a t the eentsis wht-r* it «nn earn only u
kaitaea.
Houston meeting. California is pre-eminently dry, and while email Interest ate. Snvb.gi' nt(U—.A Csmmnnlfr I'fce-I.
V.— t'aiapletlw a a f el,/- Itr a a llflc a - It might he found voting for the Catholic Senator Walsh of counts arc nearly rltiuMc w hat
fle a proRram
Montana, it will never go over t<) the wet governor ol New tin y were in the boom period of
I.— A a m and m m ltra knapllal.
I'lj.V and inlwro.it i» paid out by
York.
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the Imnk on snvini: .
BIBLE V ERSE FOR TODAY
With such glaring irregularities in lift* list of Smith states
So it wmilil tvein lo m u good
LIVE:—Jcmm
us
the two just mentioned, it seems only reasonable to believe lime for t be u utvi’iorir lo ton-dder
BELIEVE AND
*• resurree- thut other delegations claimed bv Smith might also he mis mill,i* nf liu>M‘ flirt lira in fM Dfc'thf
Mild unto her, t nm the
tion and the life: he th a t bclievath understood. At any rate a careful .study of the list clearly ,•1111111111 a4. Ilixr* the banki rlllill
in me, though he be dead, yet ahull shows that the Smith adherents have over-estimated their pay. thinks huidd lie rei|'llred to
he Hves And whosoever liveth and strength.-W e cannot, for instance, imagine Montana Rim pay u fair lax. but the.'? rdiould bt
§| belleveth In me shall never die.—
tlctill with I'cpritftblj anil in the
ing to Smith as long as Walsh is in the race.
'J o h n 11:28.
Whv a Republican newspaper should lend itsell so vvliolc- fare of renditions, jii't ill Other
inxlitutioi;. a ir'c o n 'id r vd. • PRAYER—We thunk Thee, O heartedly
. .. . ...
.1 1 __ ,%
r mil'll misinformation
is
to the dissemination
or such.misinfotmaUmi
l-'ij'iiM's arc at imnd in slinw the
Cod, th a t Thou a r t a life forever
more, and th a t Thou a r t the God not difficult to sue. Realizing the ultor futility of the Snnt . r.V.i of 1-iSes to i:> >-'s eurnings
not of the dead but of the living. candidacy and eager t' return a Republican ndmiiiistration. for u l> picul Florida bank in re
The Herald T r ib u n e , w ith m a g n a n im o u s c o n d e s c e n s io n lur- lation t>» the national nvcrng". i '<■
I’ig n ir j fur thiii par*ieular bank
M urder by Moonlight
thers the i n t e r e s t o f t h e w e a k e s t c a n d id a te .
11 V apac»«iia Avaaa*.
CERTIFIED I'DIlLfC ACCOUNTANTS
.tlx. INCOME TAX- CONSUIT^^T^
j ' V 'V'
S. G. KJUAY, Resident ,Maha gel- . 1 1
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Sanford, Horida,
j i 7 First N ational Rank Building,
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New* York
The place to huiltl your home
j}e _ Forestr~Sanford" R ealty CS.
-A n T "
C lose April First.
The law provides f hat if the (axes upon>nny„real estate
sliiill not be paid before the first of April of any year,
(hi* Tax Collector shall advertise nnd sell.
No extension of lim e lias been granted for Ihe . pay
ment of Stale and County taxes. ’
Property owners in making inquiry about tuxes will
please furnish full legal description of properly as
shown liv deeds.
R edpath Features
A’ Season Ticket For All the Attractions Of
Jno. D. Jinkins,
-R E D P A T H
$3.00
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R E D P A T M
T ill; NEW GAS OFFICE is located at 10B Magnolia
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p la in ts , etc., should he filed at the new location. Tele
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the hn'c ictymnn ::c!I-; y<g' tiiicks,
he wants llicni to live anti grow. Me
realizes the importance o f proper feeding. It is
for this reason that 1592 hatcheries recommend
Purina Poultry C how s,. Poultry yard iacts
show that more than 90' ,' o f the baby chicks fed
Purina Startcna
live and thrive. Wc
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a s h i p m e n t ol
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5 B ig D ays
T ax Collector Sem inole County.
Ellon J. Kcul.lin
LOSSING’S
(B U C K SKRVK'I*
T R A N SF E R
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O ne o f th e M any Big 1928
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Irresistible
Comedy
o f A m eican
Youth
An O u tstanding B roadw ay Hit!
S ia te A nd C ounty T a x Books
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(From The New Yorker)
All hills which have been issued to date are for gas de
Hil
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s t no is be*,
Why do you tap ho loud on
1»reedintf i*i ostAidoes
livered to the end of February, meters being read about
per 1 f t . th o i -i> paid an a verag*.*
pane,
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in
lH:!n
March 1. and payment of these hills should he made to
Oh leaves ut my lattice ?
With the heavy S p r in g r a in s a lr e a d y u p o n u s a n d i h
,f , . I
. . ,.i nnd iii I'.'-V ol T.It*
(F o r a time to come when we tup
the CITY OF SANFORD at the City Hall.
mosquito season of s u m m e r ra p id ly a p p r o a c h in g , it w ould '
, . l • r I 1 l id.i b.i:.l;> will
in vain
the
il>
poi.ur I •♦■iii
And you take no notice.)
'again seem to bo about tim e to r e s u m e t h e old c a m p a ig n I
(.as delivered in March, hills for which will be render;-:ii
a.
i
c
!against these particularly in iq u ito u s la r v a e . In M a ria n n a . "
c*t
-iliont April I. and charges for'Scrvices in March and
W hy arc your faces turned
a r e to ld , t h e R x c h a n g e < iu n h a s ta k e n ii u p o n its e ll i«> in
•hereafter, are payable to the SANFORD GAS COMwhite,
a u g u r a t e a m o v e m e n t I" e lim in a te Ih e m o s q u ito ,n u is a n c e . .. hi - -tae I!) lb
•Ml", lb- < ilry.
i* '.NY, nnd may lie paid at *1he new office, or checks
On m y climbing rosea?
w o r th y w o rk fo r R o ta ry o r K iw a n is h e re .
i.iai'X. Id i.i u
I 'In' ii .I! | le)
(F or a w hiter face th at shall
max
he mailed.
!!•..■ xx! I diaA c c o rd in g to t h e F lo r id a n , M a r ia n n a l i a s h a d liH !‘ l.'M... I < i ' '
by night
i'|
]ile;ir.(i many.
s u c c e s s th r o u g h o r d in a n c e s o f th e c ity i« n in cd h c - a n - e •
Through your garden closes.)
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th e d if f ic u lty in v o lv e d in t h e i r e n l'o iv e m e iil. T Ii•* tie t p la n t ,l Mil,til
block '
It'S In I l - I i • -i
W hat do you tell the trees in the it s e e m s , is to h a v e a s a n i t a i v in s p e c to r v h o s p e n d s all <»| Ins
i i b; j -itn, t itrii \\ o! Ii linlllii '
park,
tim e g o in g fro m p la c e to p lace d e s t r o y i n '; h re e d in g g ro u n d
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(A story of death th a t craapa la i , ,
|:i>-;it ion
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tha dark
/ o f th e p e o p le a s a w h o le, a n d so n , c a m p a ig n
a it i* -..ini
i*« lent tt
essential in s u c c e s s fu lly c o m b a ttin g t h i s «\ il.
*' PI******' ^ Ill'll. It
Up the path front the liver.)
M o s q u ito e s a r e k n o w n to In* th e p rim a l i raM.-e o f y ello w ,xi'i I i ,r .’U nir tn w itcli tiu* *w » *
JiW
your silver j fo v e r a n d a r e th o u g lit t " In* c1o m *I\ iitn n e c io d w it It ih • li-x«Ini nn nt .
Where do
strip
Is p rc a d o f m a la r ia . H re e d in g a s th e y do m u n c le a n p la c e s ii
Of sky. oh moon, with your finger is m o re t h a n lik ely th a t m a n y o i l ie r lo m m o n d i - e a - o can
tip
h e tr a c e d d ir e c tly to th e s e in s e e ls . Hut o \ e n w m <•, in
.c i d
h e
Through my curtain slipping?
(To a spot on the floor where a o p in io n , is tlie d is c o m fo rt th e y c a u s e o n w a rm m o o u lig 'd
I n ig h ts , e i t h e r w h e n w a lk in g u n d e r tli*- p a lm t r e e - o r w h e n
foot m ight trip.
To a stain that spreads, nx dark ( t r y i n g to sleep .
drops drip,
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W h e n o n e oii.'iib r> I lie i a- w ill, v Inch m nsi|uii<<c' can
V/X P d R uo
And keep on dripping.)
h e e lim in a te d , it seem -- a lm o st c r im in a l n e g lig e n c e 1*. allorv
C. 1).
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th e m to b reed, C o m m o n d e c e n c y fo rc e s o n e to k e e p t h i n g ' •
Advertising is the lubricant t h a t ! c,u u n a l,' ,ut tu -s " " " l'l» “ • » " d o r d in a r y i eg.nrd f,w Im m .e i
makes the industrial xvhcels turn W e lfare sh o u ld l»e .su ffic ie n t 1<i m a k e o n e in a n ife .-' s o m e ii te r e s t in th e s a n i t a t i o n o f n e ig h b o r in g p la c e s.
rapidly.—Ocnln Ntnr.
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All t h a t is n e e d e d to do a w a y w ith t h e ii.o q in p i m ii-- t
Seminole County Hi-hool bonds m ice e n tir e ly is t h e c o v e rin g s e c u re ly o f r a in b a r r e ls , p o o l
A r c h ilu u l
sold the other duy nt n premium. in g oil o n w a te r m v e s s a r d v left s ta n d in g , ,th e em p tx in g ol
F
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N at'l It.nik Uldg.
There doesn't seem to be anything u s e le s s r a in bucket;-, a n d o i l ie r i i o u - o e iiiia l w a te r c o n ta in
Snntord. Florin t
the m atter with the ninrket now.
e r s , b u r n in g o f all c u b b is h a n d in g e n e ra l ll;. d e s tr u c tio n <<.'
...
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. all p o ssib le b re e d in g p lace s.
i
duels with boxing gloves. T h a t ,.
*'llK h f*001,
,,a :;
a ‘,'*oMipll.sheil a b m g t h i s Idle
B a tte r ie s
would be all ri^h t until Home goof •^ Di«in\ plni (‘S. a n d w h ile S a u lo r d i not p a r tii u l.irly a n
started pouring lend into them.
I n o y c d hv m o s(|iiito e s. a lit tie ^ m issio n a ry w o rk i th e rig lP
I w a te r p u d d le s w ould no* lie a m is s .
J
Guaranteed one tear
— o-----------With the pari mutucl Miami |
Rciiaud llattery Shop
Herald sup|>orting llnthaxvny so
vigorously, wo enn’t Itplp but be - 1
:t(»l—YV. 2nd. Si.
I ' l , V i n i ; T O V K N l ’S
lievc th at there is an agreem ent |
MAN VllltK \M lKI.lt
between them.
w .
,
.
With regard to ihN i.r.oi l I t* <itt"fiil I l*\ iiitru n ilait;:
(•
-W o heard . man kicking about
|lfts
"•ill !>• .1 s:n n ■!•• 11t.1l *i-1 'iii, .lnul.t
bp|!?r f indebtedness of j ,C(llll.rt
whl| ,
Sanford the other day nnd he ad ■niond Ilem-]|, l-’la , piepaim u to to<ie|'ail 11••!!» t III enrill l> meitll.'
"! 11 i. I..t; *| xx ill h •
-tin p)i>
mitted he hadn't voted in nn elec
h av e' Iii nisei f dint c, W inn u. . noilli •• to.. I . eul I'io»o a o n . hot •
tion in ten years.
,
' rocket, if Mitmt lie aihinlte.l Ilia, xxlo 11 :i|.|,i oa< h og V» 110 .fii .light
j
o u..l in |n \,,i •11 11 1 iii .-fi.l imioui
i; i| do.-s
We fully ugree with the Tampa many points cun
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it
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Times th at there are too many
-hi.ol ;> | | i i
candidates in the gubernatorial planet. Her mean disunite 11• in Hi x«•1* .mall oiat I
race, but we suggest th at MacKcn- Min 11 liT.-JiMl.atHl mi!.- , sli,- nml. •> dm,in li 1 1. V.,110 util.'-. •\li!l.' , 1
her suit real rcxulutimi ir ^’J l .7 pro- axe ,11 paper, is i-i- k un >| ini..
xie, Tsylor ami Carlton retire.
days, and her synodical lexi.lutimi (iillM.I.i nt mu. 1p 1u ,e. allei I • i■ «—
o —
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The average Daytona Beach citi in ftht days; she has (lie additional s.'Venil no lion miles on hi- xv.i j ,
zen, according to the News-Jour recommendation I hat betxxcen m- In* iloxtt.vir» that lie o< off hinal Is worth $ 2.H10. T hat's nothing, fe:ior conjunct ion nnd (he m \l 10in e, and then goea xvhi/xing p:t-i ,
wa've got a man over here who is superior conjunction *he is a no,ru Velios into spuce? His pa-itiiiii will
ing star, xvhrrcns between supeiioi l.e lu.i'i unenviuhl;'. lo fact, mi ra ,
w orth three thousand dollars.
ennjunctions and the next inferior as the tiiillion-dollar gale is , m- 1
exoning slur. rerned..ht' xxill have eliluiim(,-.l
Gene Tunney is going to offici conjoin tion
a te at the Olympic boxing try Futhcnnore, it K llioogiil I but site hioi-elf. *•• ’
mils in Orlando next week. B etter n,B>' h* inhabited, and ii would lu
On tip* X*lioh*. .• beliove that
be rateful, Gene, we knoxv of n nice to know whether the Venus M l,A ’ondil" xxontd di| well t .. u c
fellow who died of a fish he ate. ian* a le sim ilar to out own Veiiit- exlii . ;o. e:tutie'll.- At tb»* vei \ leusl,
ions.
he shoxi'd <11 range V hav e a i uiiiYet we foci we would be remiss •petwit niark.qpau frim>‘ihe I'.iast
We don't blame H athaw ay for
!' mit debating with Carlton on the in oor own duty if xvc did i.ot point artilier.v aim ids locket for Fiornhonesty in the State Road D epart out to Mr. Gondii that hi* n ip will Ncw York. W orldment, but we would like to know
where the Doctor stands op law
enforcement and tax reduction.
H
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WALSH AS A C A N D ID A T E
Will Rogers is making moat of
- /G R EEN SBO RO DAILY RECORD
the la rf e r cities on his tour
through Florida this w inter. We ‘ Every dem ocrat, who is opposed discussion over.-w hether the opwouldn’t be surprised if he would to Al Smith becuuse he is u wet posiiion • to xSmith ' in' tlu-.-e parts
draw a bigger crowd in Sanford and not lH*cuuse of his Catholic is' because of Jus religion or bis
inan Kreialer or Rachmaninoff. ism will nciw have an opportunity wet leanings.'T here is ample re a
than
Most people would ra th e r laugh. to prove thut his oppo»itjon reul- son for believing th at the relig
| ly is because of the New York ions questihn is uppermost in the.
Why any credit to I!.*.‘ .-.'.vay I .GY-mor’s stand on the prohibi- minds of his opponents, but hi*
r building roada in thic s t a l e ! lion question. Senator Walsh ha* liquor attitude generally guts the
iy tha legislature provided entered the rate for the demo blam e.
way aand
n a the people
pe.
wuy_
paid for cratic nominal oq. lie is (Jry but
But |h e ro ia Wglsh.. lie j » a cap-'
them.— Sarasota T|an
mea. Yeb, we he also happens to be a
hospital here in Sanaw
---xrrasarsws, ^
empcratic party.
integrity, a 'm an w'ho .hpi, gtv en
aAnal/lae-.k xl.B
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3m
ATtAMTrC
THE STANDARD RA1
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�LQ, MOfflMY, MARCH 10,102^
Mm. W illiam C. Hitt and Mrs.
Floyd Palmer. On the platen w tra
favor* of bunnies and doll* drea«ed
in E aster attire, and also noseTelephone 148 H R S. FRED. 8. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
frays or Dorothy Perkin roses.
Enjoying the cordial hospitality
Mrs. Housholder Is
of Mrs. Housholdcr were Mrs.
H ostess A t Bridge Chapman, Mrs. Cassandra Schultx,
Mrs. David Lv ThrnsherrM rs; Sam
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— Exquisite in every detail was the uel Pulestor., Mrs. E rnest Galloway
bridge party given Friday nfterThe Central Regional Conference noon by Mrs. Ernest Housholdcr
of sta te W. C. T. U. will open at fit her home or? Evans' S treet when
PljONDATfrL « * for the St. A ROW 9:30 A r f tr tm Mar. 2-’, at flic First sht* t nTerlnmcd four tables of play
held at 3:00 o’clock B aptist
Church, ami
continue ers honoring Mrs. George Chapthroughout
the
day.
At
noon
one man nf Galesburg, III., who in stop,
H o if c * v
of the circles of the church will ping at the Hotel Forrest Ijike.
ttsrch w j] U ' r n t t e t m '
The rooms of this handsome
J st the parish House, serve luncheon to the delegates and
visitors who are expected to a t
ma Ciuh f i l l hold reghome were converted into verit
L , meeting and clec- tend from the follow’ng near-by able bowers with a most a ttra c t
fcer* at S:30 o’clock a t towns: New Sm yrna, Orange. City, ive assortm ent of spring blossoms
j *rs. W. A. Zachary Daytona Beach, Dcland, l-nko Hel
Irtnuc wUh Mrs. Zach- en, W inter Park, Orlando, Eustis, including corn flowers, wisteria,
stock, baby breath, asters, snap
If* J. H. Colclough as Mt. Dora, and'Kissim m ee.
This will be the third regional dragons and ins, combined with
6f the Chautauqua will conference, to be held in the state, ferns.
held in Jackson-*
Pink and green wore the colors
■DO o’clock nt the Seml- one hnvtng been
vllle
and
the
other
in St. P eters carried out in the tallies and oth
Scbool.
■nnett Circle nf the F irs t burg, The object of these confer er bridge accessories and afte r the
Church will g ite n ences is to arouse public sentiment stated number of progressions had
[iuionary Program nt to the need of good government been played, scores were collected
r it 3:00 o’clock a t the and to enlighten ’ the people ns to by Mrs. Wnllace W right and the
the attitu d e of certain nut-standing prize for highest score, a pair of
me of the Presbyter^ candidates in state and national pink rose candlesticks was aw ard
politics.
ed Mis. Frank Miller. The cut
h.. Mrs. E. J. Routh
prize, a hand made georgette
The
desire
to
create
public
sen
meets with Mis. C. A.
SIS Myrtle Avenue at tim ent in favor of men who are handkerchief went to Mrs. W. The
, - '. ’ ■ '-» .s * undoubtedly dry is another reason odore Langley.. Mrs.
Chapman,
f
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these conferences. guest of hopor was presented a un
0.5 of the Presbyterian for holding
n. John Baker Chair- There will lie severul speakers nf ique hand painted flower coaster
on a mahogany base. Miss Nina
with Mrs. Paul d ig g ers national fame on the program and Fleming of Greenville, N.
the
at the evening session. Mary H ar
guest of Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, was
h's. three of the Prcsby- ris Arm or of Georgia will deliver given a hand made handkerchief.
hurch, Mrs. P. T. Wake- the principal address. The public Mrs. Anna liartdegen of Newqrk,
iirman. meets , with Mrs. is cordially invited to attend every N. • J.'" ' gucsr of 'Mrs. George
rfen, lfi20 - W est F irst session of this conference.'*—* * Knight, received u dainty handker
J.00 o’clock.
chief, and Mrs. Lulu Clay of Jack
(o. 4 of the Presbyterian
THURSDAY
sonville who is visiting Mrs. Frank
In. Waller Bach chnir* U. when M ary H arris Armor of Miller wns given a bouquet of pink
t* with Mrs. IL IL Me Georgia will speak.
roses and verbena.
9 Magnolia Avenue, nt
A fter the prize had been aw ard
^Idlers Bridge Club will lie the
guests of ' M rs.' H arry 11cep* n at ed, the tables were cleared and
So. 5, Mrs. Howard Long,
2:3$ o'clock nt her home on Union spread with hand made covers amt
j will have luncheon at
refreshm ents carrying nut the
It - at the home of Mrs. Avenue.
color m otif of green and pink
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SATURDAY
Park Avenue. Children’s Story Hour nt ltl:l)ll were served by the hostess a s
So. ft of the Presbyterian
sisted by Mrs. Alferd W. Lee Jr.,
nt
Uie Library.
rs. S. A. Irwin cbnirmnn,
luntheon at one o’clock
O f W. C. T. If. To Be
Held-OirTffifFsday
Jo. 7 of the Presbyterian
In . 0. M. Rumbley chnir*
I have luncheon a t one
the home of Mrs. Ollle
on Union Avenue.
No. H, Presbyterian
Irs. S. K. (Jillon, chairis with Mrs. Gillon, 1201
Avenue at 3.30 o'clock.
No. U, P ristyterinn
Ir*. C. P. Vincent, chalr|s with Mrs. William S.
I Celery Avenue ut 3.30
Factory Prices On
P a in ts & V arnishes
Our very best pure linseed
oil’ house Paint, prepared
ready for use, nil colors.
Gallop Cans
$2.65
Sem inole P ain t and
Varnish Company
201-3 W. lat. St.
Phone 750
Mrs, Frank Miller, Mrs. Lulu Clay
of Jacksonville; Mrs. \V. Theodore
Langley, Mrs. Hugh lsilor, Mrs.
George \V. Knight, Mrs. Anna
degen of Newark. N. J. ; Mrs.
Nina Fleming, and Mrs. H arry B.
Henry. Mrs. W. J. Thlgpan, Mrs.
W allace- W right, M ri.-C hactoa-R .
Lewis.
ton;
sonville; Mr. Anthony • J.*-Oltivei-,
Mas*.: Ttf.’ J. ll/sh a w , BufT«U,'Nt •.
Y.j Wiiton McKay Taylor, Buffalo) : ‘
N. Y.t D. I- Morgan, Jacksonville;
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . S. McNarry,
and baby, Detroit,'M ich.; Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Mayes, McKeesport, P a .f./
Materials for
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Easter Dresses
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Plain ami figured Rnynn Voile
Olanoae Voile. Printed and floral tie
signs
FROCKS
New 32 inch Till) silks. Small stripes
P R IN C E S S
TODAY
Buffalo Bill, Jr.
A STREAK OF U K K
Izr.it* and Lizzie
Comedy
"OFF ANI) ON"
and
"ACCIDENTS WILL
HAPPEN"
iociety will hold rehenrao'ctock at the Woman's
I TIT-SPA Y
| Class of the F irs t Baplay School will meet nt
k'k at the home of Mrs.
rppard on Elm Avenue,
Sheppard and Mrs, C. C.
hostesses.
Department of the Wolub will meet a t 3:00
■ ' Women’s Circle of the
iian ('him h will meet at
§k ut the church.
Imor High School Parent
I Association will hold a
lTues<lay afternoon, 3:30
k the Junior High School.
Jers will entertain the nsl*t this meeting.
I regional ronfcrenco of
I f . T. U. will convene at
|M. ut the F lin t B aptist
T he Newest thing
Three cornered and
Hcarf*.
Heavy Ailk crepes and georgette*.
Today
Monday
Only
I WEDNESDAY
F Department of the Woph will meet a t 3:00
I THURSDAY
r rT>' lircren will entortuin
F Bridge Club nt 2:30
r bet! home on Union Avc-
They're at IT again!
CLARA
Plain all S ilk Pongee.' Light alludes,
BOW
i” “RED H A IR ”
by ELINOR GLYN •
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Imported dotted Swiss.
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Light
dark grounds. I Ilia run teed Fast.
lidf Parent Teachers A«wiH meet «t 3:00 nt the
k .School.
•Asm meeting at' 7:30 o’IT* Fifat Hnpthit'Church
LIUIP'ers of th e W. O. T.
Printed dimity and llatiide,
FURNISHINGS
S TO BE O NE W O N D ER FU L WEEK
' A T TH E “MOVIES”
Correct for Spring
Value*
„I*r before have you been offered, in nny one week
JCH VALUES in picture PRODUCTIONS and
that make
.MudruH Shirls ........................ - f»*“0
■you re:uj pmkq a mental note of them.
Friends
Cut Silk Ties . ........... L00 and 1.50
^ •M o n d a y —CLARA BOW the "IT* girl in "RED
*m
spuare
New Flailed Bellp ..................- *-75
,*rnm
LJESDAY—Janet Gnynor in "2 GIRI.S WANTED"
EVENING SHOW, A THIRTY MINUTE
*HTREL SKIT by. qn all-FuoUi Cost.
Quality
that assures
Service
RpNE8DAY*—Aileen Pringle, Norman Kerry, Lionel
frymore ln"BODY AND SOUL"
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— GRETA GARBO, iAirs Hanson
Sherman In “The Divine Woman.” . ,
Spur Ties ......................................
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Rayon Underwear. ...... ............. 2*50
Touch of
Styles Correct
Straw Hals ..!*.............. 4.00 to 7.50
Men’s Garters v.........:.....
and
pPi,Y--- Chester CONKLIN, Louise FAZENDA. W.
new s In "TILLIE’S PUNCTURED ROM ANCESTURDAYu-JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’8 Greatest
“ ACK TO GOD’S COUNTRY.”
'< ^
. DON’T MI8S A SINGLE DAY.
" |yind Picked personally selected week’s programe.
Z*e a, ifood show to-night and every night.
Fancy Silk and Lisle. lld*e .05 to 1*00
ih nil
H»
F.veiy
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SW W Sw JB
fchedW
pJlBLinVOMENi Mystery
OF; CALIFORNIA /s Now N e a t A Solution SUB.FROM.OCEAN
i!
* *r w rf AVvmT* a
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, ■K'hi'wbcre.in this issue there
1 r an announcement of TheHerald’s Classified Ad “ Find A
Line" contest. For a few min
utes easy work this rontest
gives ten tickets each day, S atU\da.V excepted, to tho Milane.
Find the lines, get y o u r tick
ets. L , ntid-yritiH fin d -In terest
ing bargains in the Classified
Ads.
C O A L TROUBLE
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ATLANTA, .uac. p,
ttniam an ua» klIUu
others were Injured when (E
sas City-FIorida SpecT.1 \
Soul hem Railroad «
?
a t Ross Siding, 2ft mile, * ! j *
Jesup, Gn., early
nah*
^ T h s train, w o rrW u iiif^ ^ '*
an open switch nnd the
“
tnnil can* nnd nti exp >%•
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derailed. The fact that
/
.
thal th« i n a
was found o,K-n led Atlsnu^J
mis of the mad to
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(Continued from page 1)
-nid Woodford.
,
Kan.qas Solon Declares Deal
State* FoundodHyltugged “HeHrightSun And Calm Sea Fa
Woodford said Ohio couldn’t op
Is Comparable To Infamous
men”
In
SearchOf
Precious
WINCH ESTER, Eng., Mae. It*, the Riahop’a Palace built by Chrlavor*
Delicate
Operation
Of
erate 'w ith o u t ,n wage reduction.
iMetpl
i . i - i And
t i yVdventure
i
. . . . uaStill
111
Crimes Of Freebooters Du(IN S )—An archeoiogJcal prob tepheri Wren In the reign of
Lifting 8-4 FromltsW atery
rlmr^Feriod DfiHIddlfr’ARe*
"Rut a wnge reduction isn’t the
Kemains Truly Man’s I .and lem which hits remnined n mys Charlea II, nt th e cant end o f the
Grave At The IktttomOfSea
paneiv-a
-fori’Vobr
frocblcs,”
TfiTer*
tery fop nearly it thousand yenrn, site. It hna been mnde by S. Ward
WASHINGTON,
M ar
lf».—
posed Senator Wheeler (D) cf
SACRAMENTO.
M ai.
H >-jiu secret hurled in the heart of Evana, an archaeologist who haa
PROyiNCETOW N, Muss., Mar.
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S
)—The
Republican
P
arty
during-the
*pwt
twtr
y
c
a
n
r
devoted
^J1-—(INF).— Founded by rugged J this city-of liritisl. antiquity, li on
M ontana. "R ather, the panecca
111.—(IN S )—Favored by a b rig h t
m
ust
purgeJ
ts
e
lf
of
tho
"oil
sm
ud
much
study
to
unraveling
the
m
ys.
search foi
hrinlnjT'Bolulloni. . . . . „ , , ,
lies in g ettin g higher Wages in
bent oni ...........
. m ,pifet-'Ttha
— .
sun and a calm sea with all alx
tcry
of
the
site.
'
ge."
nnd
repudiate
every
pnrtic.»
«Kl mfUaintiiro r „ l l f . I •» I* the problem of finding
pontoon* In place, the navy tt-Jny -Li’ :
.j
m ir*
l / v r Vfc*t?NTrgInla. K e n td c k r» nd T fi P
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Evans believes th at the Conqueripant in the Toil Pot Potne scandal. jured. Fireman Aycuff, 0f o!
v o rn la atlll rem ains ovrnvhflmlnKly |>nlac|i from whlcb w illiam th® bri* Palace was destroyed by fire, unexpectedly shifted Its plans and u 6 C ( L I U l '
r H i r - n rts e e .T think its an outrage for
o r s ra ia ce was nesiroyeq, uy ,..rv, dirtflad ’Z t2 atU m n t to ralsm m trr
Senator A rth u r Capper, (R ) of Ga., - w as killed when piiiM
any 0|>eiator to pay as low us $2.25
nenth the engine.
a- m an’s country." •
, qppqucrpr and. hia court ruled the apd- itn ruins usm L .4y-Ilenry _
s _, from thp bottom of the
Kansas warned the rank and flle
niois
to
construct
Wolvesy^
Castle.
a
day
as
they
do
in
West
Virgin
a."
o
u
n
trrln
th
r
-la
tte
r
y
rtre
o
f
his
F or the girl of ‘'malVlnmuiul-i.
sea r t f Cape Cod today.
of Ills rn riy In a statem en t todajri
Wolveay C astle sto-xi until 1045,
TH R EE MEN Kll.I.E0 <
, Senator Fe^j* (It) of Ohio, in te r
j ten t”, however, Cnllfomin offers reign. All th at W inchester has
Plans had been made I or the
“ For sjiectnculnr rottenness,"
_
^
hitherto been able to point out aa when Cromwell's troops sacked the
jected
ho
didn’t*
want
Ohio-dpcrrattin g tomorrow. The auxiliary
great inducements. In this outpost a r lie of the Palace is the fnmous city.
Capper declnred, "I doubt w hether ~ ^'C U T L REND, 1ml., Mar. R
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salvage fleet and destroyers ca rry
ators criticized for n condition not
(O-ntinued from page I)
of the W est, be it, known, n maid pilaster which stands beneath tho
we have the equul of Tea Pot Dome H N S )— th ree nu-n \\>rr kflkj,
Two centuries Inter, S ir C hristo ing newspaper men qrnl photo
thnt
it
would
objrct
on
thc;gr«uiul
of
th eir own n u king. “ Why don't
can still, be “choosey” In the bus City Cross Archway, fam iliar to pher Wren built the existing bish graphers assembled n t Chnrlcsin American history, or ever will *n°t**er injured he e today
op's place beside the ruin, using, town Navy Yerd for a hurried th at it would be later than the you call in these West Virginia
iness of selecting her man. The all tourists.
iav e. "The smudge o f oil, being
nutoipoblle was struck W
limit
set
by
lew.
In
view
of
thi?
Beyond this, there has Iw-en only it is believed, large quantities of dash to this port. Of the 40 men
people," said Fess. "W e are," de
market is glutted with ’em.
stand,
the
defense
made
known
i
t
«
smeared
blackly
ncross-the
pages
j
.
01 ^ f
fivight *Rut for t|ie man seeking n mate, a passing reference in works of the stonework of the ruined castle. whn met lk,a t h ’in the undersea
clared S enator Watson (It) of In
The fourth iiiun probable
of h sto-y, is rer.ulsive to the cit- 1 bis life hy.elingin-; t„ ,L
the outlook id not so gocwl. Calif- history to suggest th a t the pilaster A fter the passing of two centuries, craft all hut eight bodies have intention* to file th e papers today. dium , chairm an.
"Those summoned for ju ry in the
om ia g irls are at a premium and once stood somewhere to the west the w ork of renovation nnd partial been recovered.
dead are;. Ib-niamin
i
Woodford put into the record a izens of the entire co u n tn -. The .The
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'-njamin Dd
g
riu in l pipe! included: G.- W. letter from C, J. Abllinsin of Hridreconstruction
of
the
Rishop’s
P
al
of
the
cathedral.
even Hollywood has failed to bnltrail
is
slimy,
odorous,
reeking
58,
his
son,
Samuel,
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Naval officials estim ated th n t 'ft
ance up supply and demand for the
11 wns in the vaults beneath this ace, wns begun six months ago, re would take ten hours to lift the Sweat. W. I). Lees, (I. M. Shipp. ! gt-port, Ohio, commissioner of the with c«n-uption.
unidentified man. all „ / n
statu as n whole.
Palnce th a t the Trcnsury of Eng vealing th a t the stone of which the subm arine and twelve h o 'i-i n«.*rc T. A. Procter# J. E. Tcrw llllger, A. Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Asso
“ For intrigue nnd plot, fo r im Ind. '
Men In Majority
land was stored, seized in later palace is built is alm ost entirely to tow her to Boston Navy Yard. A. lb.were, J . II. Rons.*, J. K. ciation who said about 7,0(10 Un on pudent daring, for m elodramatic
In the “ m arriageable group," nc- years by Henry I and King Step Normnn decorative work, with its Final inspection of the pontv>ns Vauglm. II F. W hittier J r., A. I*. men had left Ohio to work in non episodes, for duplicity, craft nnd
r«Tding to a population analysis hen to secure their position in tho outer face turned inward to present • already in place be ic'dc the sealed Rosie'. Marcus I,inheart, I, L. union mines of West Virginia and running—the conspiracy of Tea
Estrldgo, J. A. Tnknrh, J. E. Kentucky.
just completed by I.. E. RoAs; state Kingdom. I t is now believed on a trim surface to the wnIL
j hulk on the ocean bottom will be
Pot Dome is the equal of any of the
statistician, there arc nearly 250,• good authority th at traces of the
F u rth er investigation has led folk-wed by the attachm ent of Parker. Gus Schinnh, 1, C. MeekAlbas'n also commented on the m ajor crim es carried out by the
ins,
It.
T.
T
hrasher
and
A.
S
000 more eligihlo single men tliun original castle hnvc now been iden Evans to believe thnt tho rem ains
Senate's rejection <-f the rcappoint- unscrupulous and infamous free
compressed a ir hose by the drivers.
girls.
ment of John J. Esch to the Inter booters in the middle ages.
tified nnd that th eir finding will o f tho Conqueror's Palace have
It will bo necessary to pump Hiiwinne.
1 The slogan of state boost organ soon yield a precise knowledge of been built into the com paratively 10,000 feet of compressed air Into
Tl«' special panel is composed of i state Commerce Commission.
R eferring to the $260,000 in libizations, in their hunt for new set the site of the palace.
modern ecclesiastical residenco, and the n irt'g h t chambers of tho six E. C. Smith, It. S. Rntzm inger, L.
“ It nppears tc- me that there is n #rty bonds paid by Sinclair to
W. H. Long announced
tlers, should not lie “send us men"
This discovery hns been brought if hiB beliefs are borne out, n cen pontoons. As the compressed n ir R. Ilollnr, C. J. C ranston, George well organised plot to put Ohio Will Hays, clm rnm n i t the Repub th at Long's Meat Market, t
but rather "rend us women", • ac about by rurious and seemingly lr- turies-old m ystery will hnvc been lightens the pontoons, naval offic Du urn'll. P. T. W akefield, J . F. N. out of the coal business—the would
lican National Committee in 11*23, for the past two year* hit
cording to Ross, and yet each train rcvalcnt chance—the renovation of solved.
ials said, they will autom atically Huddleston, J. A. Spivey. R. K. be friends to the M ners Union t-n C apper said, “ those lenders who located nt 10S Palmetto Ai
continues to bring in men in great
bring the big hulk of.” the s u b Cln-stiuitl. A. Van Ness, M. B. the Senate In terstate Commerce have th eir eyes on the money bags will now he located at 117
numbers and only a scattering of
Llhdn-r, J. Ilersom, W. E. Ja m ie Committee such rs Wheeler, W ag when their thoughts should be-on noliu, in tin- building farm
mersible to the surface.
wivcs^.fcwcetheaiis and daughters.
son, F. J. Zerrener, All»c*t Hall, ner and o th ers who voted against the public welfare, m ust cease to occupied by the T. W, Rinstl ft
In the forward torpedo compnrtRoss* cheek, based on latest cen
L. Yihlen, S. Jew ett, H a rry Wrelnt,
mcnl were L ieutenant Graham (J. F. Smith, H arry Lee, W. P. Esch," said Albnsin. “ Again, will he represented in the lendersh'p 'ft iturc Co.
sus returns, reports 289,10(1 single
A continuous im-rcaie in
Fiteh and his five brave m ates Fields, John Ludwig, C. C. Collins, say th a t if they were sincere in the p arty."
girls hi the state of 15 years and
the r supposed human investigation
ness necessitating larger qm
who
fur
some
hours
a
fte
r
the
sin
k
over.
.....
J. K. I.-ing, II. M. Gleason, A. W. now In session they should go to
and a desire to sen e the pubig
ALLEN’S UNCLE DIES
in g of the undersea boat off Wc-od
• • ThP TsAnVe Analysis, however, dis.
Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Epps.
a more central lomtion wert
End
Light,
Cape
Cod,
by
the-eonst-closes 535,401 single men in tho
. F. E. Gntchell, R. L. Robertson, Southern We«t Virginia coal fields.
guard destroyer paulcl'ng, Inst Dec.
J. T. Allen, flit* Laurel Avetiuc, sons given for the change.
same age group.
M. A. Drew, John W, McKee, It, C. I understand thnt in some of those
I/ocatcd in the same boi
sent
m
essages
by
tappings.
left
yesterday afternoon for St.
The greatest num ber of single
Thru (her, M L. Tillis, L. W ent, O. districts wages are ns low as $2 a
with
Long’.* Market is McOJ
Paul, N. C., where he was summon
With L ieutenant Fitch were the G. Walcott, W. E. W althall, S. day."
girls are in the 15 to It* age gtoup,
Grocery Store. Ample floor
ed
by
the
critical
illness
of
his
following; R. L. Short of Boon- Runge, Jessie !-«'«•, Thomas I-. Sul
MOSCOW. Mar. 11*. (IN S )—once
with n. tWul of H it,150. B ut they
uncle, N athan Allen. A message gives these two firm* splendid
ville, Missouri, It. A. Crnbh of Fall livan, S, T. Dutton, W. L. Harvey,
mon go to the a ltar, as tho next one of the richest men in Russia,
Inform
ation
Given
received by Mrs. Allen this morn play room and assure* comfort
R ’-ver, Mass; George I’clnar of Peter Thurston. W. II. Hawkins,
age classification — 20 to 21 —finds u railroad m agnate with a pre
ing brought the news of the death shoppers.
South Omaha, Nebr., F ran k Snizck, Elnie- L. Hyotlnine, A. C. G rissett,
tht* total reduced to 00,778.
On
W
inner
Of
Ford
Mr. ixmg expects to b*
of
the patient this morning, sev
revolutionary
fortune
estim
ated
at
Ridgefield Park. N. J., Joseph L. (’. S. Ia-*-, Ralph King, A. K. RosMany Young Men
for business Tuesday mornisg
eral
hours
before
J.
T.
Allen
was
Stevens
cf
Providence,
It.
1.
$.'100,000,000',
Nikolai
Carol
von
Among men, the largest single
viu-r, E. K. Nelson, F. W. Talbott,
Those interested in learning the
to arrive. Funeral sen-ices will be stated th at the exuct time drp
group is between 25 and "1 years, Meek is now getting $200 a month
The S -l forw ard torpedo comr L. E. Jordan, J. T. Pope. T. Buy
winner of n new Ford nutomobile,
ed upon the time it will tab
with a total of .1 "0.77'.*, compared ns technical advisor for the Soviet
p art ment will not be opened until J lir<| Smith. Henry McLaulln. N. It. given away by the American Le held tomorrow morning nt 10 large refrigerator- and ice
o’clock
in
St.
Pnul.
with 31,407 single women of the
the undersea boat reachua- the dry- j Johnson, It. L. S tafford, G. W. gion Inst F idny niglit a t the clo-ie
to become thoroughly cold.
government in tho construction of ‘Teddy llooscvclt’OflllHCoun- dock at Charlestown Navy Yard, , ,stn sui. I'. A. Lansing, (). II. o ' a cam paign of several weeks,
some age.
Mr. Long who i< a nitilt
PLANE
DEPARTS
Iry Declnres Brighter 1’roHIf n man h content with a wife the Vo!gn-l)on canal.
Work of raising subm arine S - 1 1 St, n>t iout, K. C. H arper and J. L. lire usked to call ot Roumillat and
Sanford, Ims been in the
ect
IOxists
In
Oriental
Nnfrom the bottom of tli.- ocean c-ff
Von Meek, who since the Soviet
who has had “ iircvimi* experience"
Anderson's drug stor, where full
WASHINGTON.
Mnr.
It*.— business here a number of
in the m artini «■*:| n riment, however, regime hns dropped the "von" from
Kon Than In Several Years Cape Cod la-gan shortly a fte r 11
information will lie available.
(IN'S*—The New York American | "Courteous service and I
o'clock this morning. Nuvnl offici-. » /v
vt riv c ;
he will find a largo field ,to choose his nnmc, is (14 years old and ac
This announcem ent whs mnde I plane, Toledo Lender-Ship, which i m eats constitute the foils
CLEVELAND, (>.. Mnr. 10.— nls estim ated th at the suhmers- \ iY \ I
l x 1 i5
U IV public today by officials of the Le arrived here Saturday night on a ' my business” said Mf. 1-osf,
from .
knowledged ns the grentest trnnsFor inst iii!’*-. California boasts portntion genius in the country. (IN S )—A brighter prospect is ible would come lo the surface ».■ | p i s i r |7* M r ii 1 7 1 1 O
gion, who are anxious to spread nation-wide tour, hopped off for in my new locution I expect!
1/
IV
102,871 willow , anil only 07,020 Though every bit of his business seen for China's futil e by Dr. from the ocean hotto.n 102 feet be •|IVl 1 L / Tf U U 1
the information as quickly as pos Pittsburgh from Rolling Kidd at able to giv? my patron* rrad
Tehyi ll.deli, m anaging director <<r low about 4 1'; M.
i
widowers.
sible.
mill personal property wns confis
11:38 A. M. today.
te r service."
Agnin, tie re a n 2'!. 105 divurees cated, MeCf, elected to remain in the Chinese Trade Bureau nnd in
ternationally
known
as
the
"Ted
in the stale, Imi mily 21,508 di
Russia and face the new music. dy Roosevelt" of his country, in
vorced men.
ntinned from page 1 )
Celery M arkets ... ij j;ppi-i ('-convinced
But in mu lying I'lio s 'i geneial- Recognizing the value of his ser- discussing Chinese politics nnd the
th a t such a com
Bureau of Agricultural Econo
Jy, (he clijnli/i uii'ii fur m iliioiiilii-r i vices, tin* Soviet government eni- reiKirted invasion of Bol.dicvism
pany existed inasmuch as it has
mics
co-operating
with
the
j iiovt-r been able to account for all
tho girls, Rihs ii'iinrls. mill tin- ra ployed him in various export ca into the Orinpt.
Florida S tate Bureau of .Mar- | the) $3,Osu,000 "p ro fits” accredited
tio remain- faiily nm.-tnnt with pacities in connection with the rnilDr. Il-ii-h, on business here re
GIVEN FOR A FEW M IN U TES EASY WORK
k c ls — It K. Corbin.
*to the ( ..litmental. Only $2,400.00 >
tin* population imn-asi-.
runil nnd tim ber adm inistrations. cently declared that Cliina doesn't
approximately,
of
this
sum
came
Local
Representative
Ilis job mi the Volga-Don canal di fear Russiu. lie said China i< es______________________________ l fropi the i oiiiinental’.s oi! deal with
rects the destinies of the lorgest rnping Bolshevism the cloud of
t i. .
r .» cars shippedi t.
oil and
the Pruiriu-re were 53
from Ith»*JJinclaii
r i.ieiO il und.crude
. (,:is
.
. „■
TI lie
.,
which
now
hovers
over
his
country.
Soviet -transportation plan. The
'
'Y
Companies.
canal costing $50,000,000 will give This cloud, he added, did not cornu Sanford Section on Saturday, 16 on. Source ol the remaining $ 68n ,000
shipping on tho grent Volga river from Moscow, hut hnd its initial Sunday. There were 10 Saturday I of "profit*" Ims been a m ystery i
shipments from Manatee which
EACH DAY TO TH E
| a direct in (lie Black Sea through source in France nnd travelled made the Florida total 66, includ to the committee.
elenr across Europe eastw ard, be
The charges that an agreem ent
the river Don.
ing 3 unknown . Saturday ship existed between the Republican
fore it invaded hi» native land.
RALTIM t'ltl'l, Mil , Mm-. !'.*. 1 lb-fore the revolution Meek ownmeats from Sanford were hilled a* nnd Democratic National T reas
No Fear Of Communism
(IN S) IVilr., (.anna, 22-year i.-ld oil in his own name mid directed
"Il is not the Communistic ele I follows: 12 Potcnmc Yards, 16 urers to conceal contributions made
Kthario. i ni h'< initials on tin- the operation «if the entire Knnznn ment in Chinn'Hh^t lias m igrated Florence, 4 Chicago, 3 Waycross, to both parties in 1023 will lie a ir
forebend of i ivlii-n year old gill railrond from Moscow to Turkestan hack from Russia which is to In 2 Criu'innati, 2 Decatur, 2 Detroit. ed ngnin Wednesday when W ilbur
h i-hrniigh* I cic
Atlantic ( it\ yvith u trackage of more than 10, frared," Dr. Hsich explained, "hut 2 Jersey City nnd 1 each A tlanta, i W. Marsh, former Democratic
last 15b. 15. (tint ( -.lay la- iviih
n„ |os. |,„ mvni,H nn jmmenBr rath er tiie group thnt ims coni" Baltino-rc, Binghnmpton, Chut treasu rer, takes the w itness s ta n d ..
aenletiri il * •lie ; e a r ill I la- le lotte. Grand Rapids, Greensboro.
h“1'
‘>mt such nn
amount of property in Moscow, in- back from France."
fornuit"n
M aci-H ate
I ‘mil
Miami,
Minn..n.w.ii.•
‘”‘'"«'-d.
H artford,
artford.
Miami,
M
in n ra H k * nKre'?mrnt
.
. . . although A. \ .
Speaking of the civil strife now H
eluding
three
rum
m
er
ami
winter
Johanii'i-n.
..T " " , to
. " " ht red
'' \ \ . W
* * ' r-to
T *r—
raging, he disclosed plans of three O
...ttaw a, ~P ittsburgh, Philadelphia,
... rotaries
u iiliam
The girl. Mar i- Thomas, with residences. Now he rents two rooms Chinese lenders now- conferring in S
Paul.
Toledo,
treasu
rer,
Twice
•the deep ra ils itefining the well from Hie government in wluit used Moscow, which if successful will Alluui). S u n d a y cars went 15 Mvnrc ,llt(,r r
, httt Upham tnW
cut k-tter-i "I* (!." plainly seen, ap in In* his own 40-room mansion.
W aycross, 1 Newark.
I them of its existence.
cnumr
YlUr
'dowhrnTi
of
the
reign
of
peared in court agnin.-t Pedro on The Gl’U raided his rooms a total
The shi|im ents for tlio past week
the famous northern leader, Chang
another rhafgv, llt-r rtn rv of the of 20 times up to 1022 in tin- belief
Sanford Section were 528 cars
Tso-I.in and his forces.
Poultry Expert A t
branding came out wh-n the m ag thnt he wns carrying on royalist
Michael Borodin, adviser to the against 665 for the corresponding
istra te noticed (In- scars.
week
a
y
ear
ago
und
455
for
the
Baum
ans For 2W eeks
“ 110 DY AND S O l 'l ”
| propaganda, lie was arrested eight Southern Chinese government and
“ Because In- wanted to show les
times, hut always released for lurk believed responsible for the Chinese previous week this season.
love," was ihe reason given liy I t,f
The f. r*. th, price both seasons
Miss lies.de Eubanks, poultry
A t
WEDNESDAY
evidence, lie lost two sons in the uprising; Eugene Chen und Ma
Ganna , who told (lie court the
was
within
the
range
of
$2.00
2.25.
specialist
of St. Louis, has been se
dam Sun Yct-Scn, widow of the
war.
His
wife
died
during
the
civil
branding wns dime with her conSamuel Adams of China, are in However, a t this po nt last yeni cured by lluiimnn Druthers feed
si nt. Tin- girl dc-tii'-d t hi-* nnd said war in Russia. An only daughter is
Moscow planning to stir up the S i there were more ears sol at $2.25 stoix- iif this city for u two weeks'
she cume h e n - la*t Pel- with Ganna living in n cuhhy-hnle of u room in
berian
Mongols to attack Chang than there have lu-cn during the engagement beginning today, a-itiri the
e tmik a room to- another one of her farther's form er
past week which is the reverse of cording to an announcement.
Tso Lin from the northeast.
-ctlier. With n a f--w days nfti-i M'siilrru’t'n.
tiie m arket conditions most of the
Miss Eubanks will give demon
Each line in the box at I hr
To
T
rap
la-adcr
heir a m i
i said (i-tnii'i ovurtime
to
dute.
Our
prices
have
been'
strntions
of
the
care
of
p
o
u
ltv
.
can
|>p found in the Class*f*r<l A *
"W ith Chiang Kai-shek, N ation
owered I
iii.I - il * i^ miliiil.running higher this year than ln.*t will mnke suggestions to local
alist,
attacking
from
the
south
and
on
the classified paxes ,.f «hi»
r s p ite h e i
ggl • Sin- mini It-d
season
on
nn
average.
dculers
on
flock
culling
nnd
othci
Feng Yu-hsiang pressing him from
new spaper today. One line •“ **
- i" • i- t.- do il to
.- rnl.f hThen- w ere 111 cars reported, im portant phases of poultry rai the northwest, the new Siberian
Turn to the OnsHified Cage
ad and each line In a different s$
how hi • h.
from
(’Inelnnati
and
Potomac
ing. She will also give disease di
movement will
completely trip
For example this line—I’Ol-iv®
Y ards on the way to their final agnosis. Miss E ubanks' services
Lin." Dr. H.deh emphasized.
lines:
and
find
these
puppies
m arked M sutiful— *
l u r v t P '*
In conclusion the Chinese “Ted destinations. These ears show good will be f.ee, it was announced.*
from
(hia
ad POLICE
distribution
and
it
is
(o
be
hoped
Anyone
interested
in
the
poultry
ATLANTA, Mar. 10.— (IN S )— dy" criticised American newspa th a t if the distribution keeps up I industry
marked
beautifully,
six week*
ry
is
invited
to
meet
Miss
F V .
Word was received in Atluntn to pers for m aking a "m ountain out and continues to reach f a r th e r , EuhanW* nnd get tin- benefit of her
m ust aell at onec; $15.00 and ** •
of
u
mole
hill"
in
connection
with
“perfectly
drained
and
ir*
day th at Dr. W. W. Eberhnrt,
prices will rem ain about steady, j mlvicc. She comes h e re 'fro m the
wealthy dentist had been seen in Chinese internal affairs.
Find the ads in which rarh "f «hr^
Twenty-six cars were lyB ld.at.Po-1puH nh Mills, whose line of pra"Five
hostilo
newspapers
are
Ins home town of Mankato, Minn.,
rigated. A"
line* in the box appears. C<>P)
tomuc Yards fo r reconslgniifcnt. • , d ucta Bauman Brothers handles.
*
■
more
dangerous
th
an
500,000
bay
l o p a n c e ; EF, • il , Mnr. It*. - 1 w th his son, Robert, who wu* nbT eleg rap h jt report from I’hilu *1
ads or cut them ,,ul ^ndicstiaf
N S i — W, i',
, i luitcd di-ath
ducted from his mother nnd step onets," he believes.
ilelpliia th'S m orning shows the a r
ahlch line goe* in the ad. Send «
“near
I^tke
C
H
IE
F
TO
TESTIFY
Monroe.
Fine
t; „f :>"• 11 - t >*> of burning father, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. A. Cook,
rival of 16 cars and there were J 4 /
bring your solution te the *
FAMILY
DISOWNS
HON
1
iruu
today
in
the
,
K>d
held on track. The supplies ere
tbcLine C ontest KdRur. C'laj^
COLUMBIAN
A.
A
la.,
Mur.
19.Truck-”
solat* n —'<-o« iif till- . Santa
The hoy’s mother was notified
(
IN
S
)—With
the
defendant,
IL
F.
n-nk-VM
xr„e
10
—
(1NH»—MorL^
fAr'dernle'
moderate,
and
fied
D epartm ent of the Herald—
T
(*
K
\0
,
Mar.
H*.
(INK)
Morif|rm
^
p
|oriiW
10
aru lt'vcr V alin
l<y a friend in Munkato th at her
Blake, Calern police chief, slated
-•tlio
F -U1 sepim ti- coroner’s juries divorced huslmnd registered nt a ii’asa Bngaki, grands-in
“roadster
5 passenger
Thu ten neareat correct snd Brl*’
crates in the rough and washed tA tak^.the stand in his own behalf,
ve r* t-iMie 1 vi edicts ascribing i hotel with the ch id . i*r, Eberhnrt U te Count Tnisuke Itngukiv fn th er are selling a t 3 dm*.. S2.25-2.65. 4 , the
est solutions received each d*f w,u
trial
in
which
Blake
is
aerusJapan,
/hni
(hhs been
• d -iris i f these vlctbiig simply is undrr indictment on u charge of | of liberalism nl
• in a ticket to the Milane Theatre
dqz.
$2.75
-1.00,
6-8
dojn.
$3.^5-1
Pd
'
Of",
W
inpg
caused
the
death
of
Nash”
the dam break ami the resitltnnt 1,kidnaping,
,J — ’
"
and' police
c-f several disowned by his fam ily because he '1.50, und 10 dot. $3.00-3325. ’ - <1 Miss l#ouise • Mnnteal>ani entered
Joined
a
isditical
pprty
op|H-sed
to
•
'•(I. T*-!- in'iiieit*. held nt Fill- status have been looking for him,
Each day dififerent lines will
d*#aV. •. t»
ry, .'f* <-r Park, Santa J ’uiila and Mrs. (5^ok immediately- notified the organization ''founded by his
Pear and te a tickets will be s"»
ttsrd vt t*> nee e<mr>'*-n onlar to tiie county authorities here. Effects illustrious graniifather.
ed dally.
, ■
*»
-»e.
mnde to bring about Dr.
Count Taisuko Itagakl founded
• »'fi I l>'-i|icx te c irpses. will bo made
fen'ishi! the g ig an ticJnhor« Ij-y ih art's nrrest.
the party out of which ihe present
On Improved
Residen.ee
and B0 usiness
W
•
.^
* 4
•
reretih! ruction Mt’d relief iiroRobert Cook,. 12 years old, wns Seiyubtii party grew. His grnndThe tickets each day arejiood for admi*.sion to the p lctu u r. f ccificd in
(e l nnrl r the 'coord n itin g ' on hi* way to school in A tlanta sotj-'wns u supporter of Minsei>>,
'i •’ of (he American Red Pros*. 1 when two men were seen to seize ij/e Sciyukni’s opposition, in the
. >-A*
each day* nnouncement.
recent election.
rliiuit 300 per-ons’still he- him, carry him into on uutomobil^> r*ci»nt
tu be m issing, t*:e search or and spt-bd pwuy. Inform at'on »{iv^h
Vou hinr etrt$r the contest every day if you wish, luit the same |*r**
HOUSE PARSES BILL
miti* p<l ip th.- piru arc.
------------ ------------cii the Fuitcm County Grand J u ly by
kv)mrf\ 't (x thoui-hl, nianv Mrs. Cook and by witnesp-r 4to the
will not be allowed to win more than twice in the same week.
the
r>« li;- buried b rn ratn the silt atsiu ctip a vksuI
and C. C. (louse today passed thp $274,000,Content atarta now—Send in your Kolullona n o w -* t.c “Body and SouT
| Jones, of Lee
da, said 000 Naval Const nation* Bill, au
See t*uV local counsel,
F ree..............
Irjn
•» in iln ■* mv tak- to liave i>c*.
y Dr. Eb- thorizing the laying dawn of 15
8. « . DJjGHTON, Say ford, Florida
i,
• riiart ntroe a t F o rt cruisers and one airplane carrier
witbin th* next three years.
iii
'.
Mjcxs. k l f
'I n a
Lake S c h e d u le d
To B e g in T o d a y .
Long Meat Mark
Announces Ent
Into New Locati
Former Railroad Magnate
Worth Huge Fortune Now
Serves As Soviet Worker
HEAD OF BUREAU
PREDICTS BETTER
CHINA SITUATION
NEW O IL C L E W
10 TICKETS
Yculh ( u ls Initials
In Girl’s Forehead
To Display HisLove
MILANE
The Herald’s Classified Ad.
“Find The Line” Contest.
The ten tickets offered in today’s paper will
Entitle The Winners To See
To Be Shown
The Milane
GM’ Victims
>f
I)»snste»*
Jwifr n
Relief;
Abductor Of Son Is
Reported Found In
Minnesota Village
m o
X
M ortgage Loans
Baldwin Mortgage Go.
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THE SANFORtt
tALP, MONDAY. MABClf If, 1028'
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[CALIFORNIA CITY
;HASPOLICEFIGHT
ON bookmakers!
Chicaga- Su&geats.SOCIETYTOPLAN
Radio
Safety Schoo Forj-p^ qF MAKING
Programs Traffic Violators
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AD. K A T E S
10-A Poultry and Eggs
BABY CHICKS
{Hair UTOffo Is Swarmlnfj With
BelectotL stock.- delivered,. Wr Jxyrv
- mrriiv'KW f 12.- H c a i-rM iic d 100
, j . .ill b , n o l t s l
i and collector rant
Everybody’s Offers
812. B. Rocks and R. I, Reds 100
$15. GOO $70. Emerson Hatchery,
Brookaville, Fla.
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C H A R T S ' - s i i s r m m ; t o . - j b t -i s
UHICAGU, Mur. Ilk— ( I N S ) - L L N I f c O R M
Flaming youth cannot be blamed
. •—(IN S) - San I):.go t*. overrun
_ 8 c a line
line
for the Increase in automobile ac- In le r n a lin n n l GipORraphic St)- with bookmakers- not book rentcidonls and speeding in Chicago,
To. ^ h c l In C rnnliridjrt- r « « r s <r hook hinder-:, hut makers
’rate* on reqncot.
according
to
a
survey
made
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1 f | h.»okbetting on hor.-.e race -.
orun^
survty made h e n .j O
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s -cUy
t1 ' •— 1 11
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Off RIto
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inirg TThhee II ’n
iveera
rsee
of 1 10,000 people
Ld*. insertions. ,
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but jazzy grandpa with his bald^ -----14— Rooms Without Board
of average length
P«te! LONDON, Mar. I P .- tlN S I — there are 280 t^mkmakers, and
otnl • Jin®- ■ • r, • , ’ i Onc .largo fro n t bed room, twin
Among 400 m otorists fined on One of the . greatest tasks ever Chief of Police J as. Doran ban an
charge b l 80c fo r
beds, private bath adjoining.
speeding charges here in one day, i undertaken by man—the re-nmp- nounced a campaign to reduce tho
112 W. Ilughcy.
age outnumbered youth more thnn ping of the world on a uniform' number by 100 per cent;
farertiaing ia restricted
two to one, statistics reveal.
basis, will l e discussed by members
'-.fU isiflcatlo n .
The move to stam p out hookmalc-,
Women, although reputed to be of the International Geographical
1
Bedroom
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411
Perk
Avc.
ierwr U made Tbe Saning
war started by indignant citi
less
careful
in
their
driving
of
auj
Congress
when
they
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Cam»ld will be responsible
15— Apartment For Rent
tomobiles thnn men, are rare offer. - 1bridge in .lulv of this vwir.
zens who romplainfd th at there
, oat incorrect insertion,
ders The average age of the male f Artually the work «■: making nn j were "nt least three bookies in
liter for subsequent
Handsom ely furnished apartm ents,
_g. The office should be
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F rigldalre. Murphy Steel kitchen.
I immediately in case of
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of ground tJ n n in .-1 ,
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Hall Maid service. Garage. Ex
ho,- ,h,s reason the West Park , 0|, |h t.
haH t„v |,
,)rill.IV5, 1 *"»»• ° ‘J<I their small army of eon..
cellent neighborhood. P ark A p a rt
Commissioners, controlling all biyj- | morp „ u,n
y ‘.uw . T |1(. a,-legates. {
“ takera" and "p iy | to a d v e k t is b r p
m ents No. 5. Phone 848 J.
levauls on the .West side of t fil- wh wj|| ilK.,u' it. pt.V(.ra, fl. lh , ’ r " . o n -titu tcj a nulr.mce and an
ciitfu, ilirtdiMl li$ farm u motorists
to.*
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Herald
representative
r e c e i v e reportr e p o r t - frawm
snietv "school" at which d riv e s L n tw l
wi,‘ mx-lVe
less to the general pubUft
4 rooms, hath, and screened porch.
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Its., tt ,tf L
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■rtlr familiar w ith ra te s
U nfurnished. Oil Myrtle Avc.
j convicted of minor infractions of on how fap the work is pr< .-eedin" n tha* they contributed nothing of
iad classification will
, o m s t i n e t,v y , n a t u r e a n d s e r v e d na'.
the law are given the rudiments of i m i m eth od.: f o r s p r e .l i n ■ it up.
m complete Inform ation.
Desirable .furnished apartm ent.
Hc-a-eVel s l l c e e s s f u l t h e y a n y b ,• ' i - e f u t ; .:r;i. .=
safety in driving.
[«o wish, they will a s a lit
close in, all conveniences: three i
In its session the school h a s ' ‘bwfRh. it is certain Ihut niaifv
(o frm ill Til Help
wording your w ant ad
rooms, private hath. Very reason- j
taught more than H.oou persons, years—how many it i- imp
ibl
A si-emin - p.trnilox devilopej
i it more effective.
able. Smith, P rinter, ^ - i x m d e r j
"The average motorist doesn’t *'» forei a si -will it'll, by h loir the when Jam es W. t' ffloth. president
Arcpdc, Phhne s ! 0.
| willfully violate the low." explain- "’“ P is finished, for while * ))fu. >f the Tijuana do.key (Hub, nnI of Dr. Francis K. Thornton, "teach- j countries have either finished* tie d iii'unm i himself in lu-art and hand
r.cem cnla
G arage nppartm eut for ren t with
| er" nt the motorist school. '•Mr.-' portions i-f the bargain or are well behind the police tight, and offered
or w ithout garage. 112 \V. Ith.
| Average Motorist always has nn advanced in the w ik. others, for *0 finance a “quad uf sia-cial de.ee*
H. Metier, form erly of Street.
( P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts ) ,
P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts
excuse for speeding. Ho hml to a vnrivly of reasons, arc lagging fives t > aid in er.uiication of the
arille. Fla., announces the
I
catch
u train, go to the hospital, i behind
boukinukeiH.
of his dental office a t 4 room ap artm en t for rent. Lang
MONDAY,
MARCH
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1 w i s h to a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
, his wife was sick, etc. No one \ Great Britain has completed her
t w i s h tn a n n o u n c e my rum ilitary
ley apartm ents.- fill Park Ave.
Fveisch Bldg, with Dr. Mna"Sim Diego bookmakers ure a
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New
York,
<)10:
f o r tin- o ffic* o f T a x Asm-sanr of for t h e S l u t s 1 r lg n ln t u r e (Oroup.
■menus to break the law hut it hap- ienn’pnvutlvely simple task, her great handicap t.* my racing plant,”
Coll 251.
S e m in o le C ounty, su b je ct
to
tha ill Eiiul w i l l n p |ir « c ia t e s u p o o t t to 3:30. Studio Program; 1:15, Mon- , small size rendering the surveying Coffroth said. "They induce our
w i l l o f Ibe v o t e r s lit tt.r Ju n e til* p r i m a r y i o he h e ld In J u n e .
hattnii Trto; 5, Fnl!*>n*;t orchestra; I pens just the same.”
L. f . DA O AN.
School A Success
of the country easy. Th- United potential patrons to remain in San
I dUCING I-ong'a P u re Fork Bungalow apartm ent. Completely p r im a ry . J O E n . C H I T T E N D E N ,
C.
W
’nldor*
A
trila
orchestra,
7,
furnished.
Desirable
location.
Dr.
Thornton
explained
proper
I
State*- and t'aimdu, w tth'thj ir in* Dirgu and bet on the horses; on pa
108 Palm etto Avc.
r o ll r o x s T titu :
Variou, 1 ■iitt.r*1 : 8. G^eut Mom
Phone 99.
I u Uli t>> a n n o u n c e Hint I uni a ents in III toiv; s:;:o, A. and P. methoiU of passing up
another , finitily g reater expunxes of terri per dope, instead of paying, the
i n , t i i k v o m i t s n r s r .t i i A o t . i - :
c a n d i d a t e f.-r Mi* o f f i c e o f C o n t'O D M V .
Llcmobilet
t'-’in. Con** -»1 Mn'ors motor car, problems of finding t o r y , are finding it a Im rdir task gate 1 bulge ami watching them
district
N.< (, S e m i n o l e Gypsies;
Nicely furnished apartm ents with
w i s h t o a n n o u n c e that I mu at stnbli.
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* T o 1" Retire Boys; 1 parking space, speeding, right-of- however, hut are said to In1 sling-, run at Tijuana. Thus the track U
Cll modern conveniences. Phone
gling manfully to accomplish tln-ir .leunveil of much revenue which
f l e e o f i j o m i i y (.'niniiilanl-arr f r o m
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or trade for Chevrolet 70. Pull nt 318 Palm etto Ave.
i
10. 1 I K k 12. nulijrct t o
I*lritrlct No 2, mttijfrt to 11»•* de
way and other cures which assail |,u tioa. Australia is also rep u t*■>t we u'nwld receive were it not for
tli«» w i l l nf tl»»* v»»tt*vn In thr
Her: 5 passenger Nash
o f t h e vulum * In tin* D e m o
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| to be moving slowly and deter- 1It,- b.iokiuukeis of San Diego.”
the average motorist daily.
<ni Me P r l m n r v *n me held <»ti J uiio 1 rratit* |,iliiiary to he held mi Juno
car. Apply Summer- Ifi— Houses For Rent
K -inti's orMil. A
I 2H
Mil, A. U US*.
7 In* s c h o o l h a s had 179 s e s s i o n s I m i n e d l y .
Vi-ur Htippoil w i l l hr n|ipr<*dftti>d.
City Greenhouse.
It cost $18,0i)() a day to operato
JO HN Mi:iSCI!.
‘ 'urdeners; 7
A. I» * A r t i e ) SM ITH ,
nn E n g l i s h
FOR KENT Oil SA LE—Five
a n d has p r o v e d to be a
■* success
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the race track, Coffroth stated,
m ^
'.
River.tidi
* room, modern, Spanish style t o t i i i : v o t e r * o r k k n i x o i . k
the opinion or the park commit,- i *l^ ,,Kj,U* to the Congress, .-ool. * i- adding that it was good husines*
I'tU G h
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r t m j t ’NTMT? o r i *i : a c i :
hou . :■
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stucco bungalow in good location.
Hiotien*.
now fairly inn lrr way, lml it wouul for him to favor any plan th at
1 h e r eliy iintiuiinre my etindldfiry n ■ : in
1 w ImIi I » iinununtH* Hint I 11 in •&
i jars and Graham trucks.
mil
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A bargain— 2(509 Orange Ave. randlilfit'* f"i' r»*-**, **i*lli»n t«* llip i>(- f.*l r e - e l e r t i o n to t h e o f f i c e of
For
n
ino,
infractions
uf
:he
mor“ !‘1h " sl,|ri-', s ' xh* * ? nr, ",hcn will add to the gate receipts and
|tod 13th. Street. Phone 3.
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fln» u f t iii nt y iNirnmlwHtoiirr
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n , .l iiht lee nf thn l*eurt*. Dl.Htrlet Ko. (,
Oak Mill Subdivision, *Sanford.
tor lawn j,. Chicago, persons arc 11 " l” ,H’ IU1 «c«*»»‘l'bsbed fa t' boti*t the wagering in the mutual
iJlnirlct N o 3. nuhjert t o
t h e d e - j H a v h ix h e ld thin o f f i c e
for n e a r ly
4J. **
* w i k, i
>» eup|i"seil to do ( tnurhitu-s, of which the truck ex
INS A- t O'VAN CO. Auto Five room house for rent. Close cIhIoii of Huv titem In t h e Demo-I u v o yearn u n til th e d ln ir lc t n a n
■
‘ 30,
hum | not brought to n speeder’s court ' Kvory
eratlr l*rHrar> It* t>i» held
on Jtiiiej ineruetl Into the Fourlh IHwli Irt f Vi* I'u, i ... d .1
tra. t* a "< ui.'*
1 fe el ]u > llH ed In axkhiM! t h e VtltflFi orrbr .• ia; i*:l5, U ng <’«
Itor and sheet metal works,
Kn- but me ivquired In call at „ citv lt:* ‘,w» ""‘I’* l’n ,h ' K",un,!
in.
Reasonable.
Apply HOI btli, A. p
for t h e i r M ip poil on m y p r e v io u s
motor bureau and pay their own | ,,n'1 '*"> points arising are di vtn
K it A N K E V A N S
lenth Avenue. Phone 716-W Magnolia Ave.
7: .'ill, Talk; Krueger’s
1
A suggi--I t<>u th at Snn Diego
rec ord a s . h i s t l n o f t h e J’e a e e an d tMftlilile;
n g l v s s m eets.
n!-*d,te nty hr.si e n d e o x o i - If, s l v * Lli-d. r« 9, Mrdi-rn Love Jstaries; fin e to c le r k s . R e p e n t e d v i o lt j l i o n s , *"‘'1 " h e n t h e
iii-wspaper 1 ba prohibited from
i o n siiF .rtiF r
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ii court up
HlIPS-M ARMON’S
! h e r e b y n u n n u n e * m> c a m lb la c y ■ill t i l - p e o p l e n tfi|tmr« d e a l w i t h 0 :'h'. I' oii Vom-lp'es o -chestrn; Id.
| |iblj.-iUn. form churls of the races
pen ranee.
fur i e - e l e c l bin to th e o f f i c e o f s h e r JiiHtlee to nil nmt strli 1 a d h e r e n c e
l e into mtded i 1 malt t 1 futut. iiiu frowned upon by Coffroth.
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Lnferd Automobile Co.
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Buccaneers;
II
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pi.luj
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Ignnlia Ave.
Phone 137. - 0— b a r r r .s FT)r n aJe
•.fie a cl Ion o f
ilia
v o t e r s In t h e
• I.->s Angeles mid Detroit are the
05, iloselnnd uiehestra;
11:30
i t tiie eompl ct . ' i W >c!i will be e-i
'P L A N K SMASHES
D e m o c r a t i c |n tinary t o In- belli next
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'h u h prohibit the printing nf race
2721! WPG Atlanta- I'it.y, 1,A “ going**, modern, money-mak su p p o rt, reel ,-rlfulty y ou r s.
sinew Rervire
1 u'i„h t.. n n n o u n c e my candidacy
WASHINGTON, March in
C. IS. H A N D .
11.-w . ' c. l froth said. "And they
ing 10 acre truck, celery and po
for the o f f i c e of F u p e r ln t e n d e n t . of 100 <; 15, D gun; Dinner t'.ineert:
t'ulilli
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program;
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\ , q !1.',. l,Un".,n r Vl' K,>tp " TA'‘ 01(1 T O W O I* T l l O U J ^ l l t
an- iioterimu for their lamking
K im t h e i.K fiix i.A T r n r .
H ubjcel
it.e i . p p i o a e l i i n a I 'c m o - f o u n t s , subject to t h e w ill o f- t h o qtrlc-.tra: Hi:30, Itmliu Travesty; .....
570-W or .7.102. C. E. the famous Hustings Irish Pota
w v
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I ' n r i i m f * ring*. Why, certain opera torn along
y, 1 tu-rehy n n n o u n c e v e ' e r s in th e pi linarv J o in , jr Your l i t 15. Dance Music.
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Angeles have
to district with heavy black soil, ,-mi yn t oc n ol ‘rlioui
ling.
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for
lln* H o u s e uf stiiipoi i w ill he a p p r e c ia t e d
MAV HKt.I.i: U A X t V K M *
perfectly drained and irrigated. A l l e p r c s e l i l a l l ' »s n s u m e m b e r "f
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tf n o m i n a t e d 1 p l e d g e
l i00 North Park Ava, or real income-producer. Details and l l r o u p !
i m a k e m illi.ib s u u . o f t liv ir hand*
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1 ht'hl'V rimiouiM*’ inv ifiiiiflldtiuy
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,n 11 lorwlinir in n river nt Mirnn Hiiiim linn existril hen that ii h u g e
n g need o f Hie pccipte o f F l o r i for tin* <»fMu*' ')fr **im,staiil(%
[sewing machines! "Llberhl Developing
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Realtors, Pnlntka, Flo dc ray iIs
Pulirc Wtiming
Riverside program , • -****, I tilnn, Mexico, acconitng lo n dis f o r l u n e r< in n in s h id d e n in tlie dark
T u x Jtcllef. e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c t, autijeci 10 Hi. will of the volar*. Gang;
re for your old machine, on |
t i o n o f lo ca l t a x e s
T ills, 111 m y on Ju n . ».
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Chief
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i.ni m i vo.I warning up
pnte,h to.he War Department,
hi. KINI.AW.
Jlrm Singers. Let us h e l p ___
rei‘cH*et* u f tlie T uw i-r o f l.u ndnn,
o p i n io n , ctin he e f f e c t e d
hy
an
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W t ’ A U P h i l a d e l p h i a , 1.on
tin11
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CELERY LAND SACRIFICE
«t Fiiu; 8, Whit,. Hock Hour; 9, c f ii u u n g l y g o e r e lr d in It.iVJ h y a bulls, -. fi •< ok stands, caul rectus
p r e se .it
five
relit
a a a o l ln o
t a x r o l l ( i. e iik o r r t n r t i T c o r a t i I5l>: C:.'lo, P e n n s y l v a n i a - w c h e s l r a ;
Itching all m aterial lrte per 1 am land poor. I need cash. Hence a m o n g tin- S t a l e Hoad D e p a r t m e n t ,
m a n w h o wan e x e . tiled by r.iyul
t w ihl,
aiiui.iinre t h a t t a m a ' 7 Merry makers; 7:30, Instrum ent-J IVOR p iigrams.
and . : Her i i. os ond r siij" rvls'.ju
and i T f i e a , — par- c a n d o l n i e f.o 1 .•■election t o t h e offinger f .-iviag Mnchino Co.,
am offering my fine 22 acre Stlcc huolnorl sly t'npiitieM
th e I’o u l i t l e s s o d Dltlea. f l e e of F le iX of th e C ir cu it Court,
405.2—W FI-Wf.IT Philadelphia. d e c r e e in o n e o f ihe l o w e r ’s (iin tJi.it tIts**-* heo'i.oi Wnuld be numcelery farm , located 2 1-2 miles If Itn noicd l,y the
n o m l n u t l o o I o f s< ml 11..le I'ounty. F lo r i d a , s u b I’nlltlcal A n n o u n c e m e n t
740; 5:30, A dolphin Whispering m n l d u n g e o n s .
mui dy n-ol.v-d k ,v ■■■u i . fuur.vl
p r o m i s e t o d e v o t e a ll t h e e n e r g y ject 1 0 the dee tali. 11 nf Ih r Deni*,
east of Oviedo, in Iowa City. Price am
A lt b .- u g ii no m u e e v s w l i n t c v e i
orchestra;
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r o ll CI.KItK o r Till I IHI'I'IT
time and very little money $1100. nn acre, cash, ahout one- .n C om iillsU Mini end.
invx-wtigaltoiiH il.<
In the D m i o e r s t i r
P rim ary
Klee
History; H 30, A. and P. Gypsies; h a s a t t e n d e d
r o i ’HT
old things new by use of half of the real value. There i»
itpnn new .It W. P E A 11MAN. Jr.
I'andlowd.s f i .
l i o n '•» Li, held on J u n * 6th. A. I:
I h e r e b y niin-.uiie* no r»nd!d»Cy 9:30. General Motors P arty; 10:30, t r a d i t io n s t i l l In g e r * .
vvashcr1?!S.
| Spar Varnish. Lacquer end no better farm in Seminole Co.
f,.r Hie o f f i c e o f Clerk "f to * V lfI D ll s
I X T U X l l K S T OK
v k . n o n n i.A sa
,-u,l Court s u l.j r r l (o il-e w ill
or Fisk Boys; Orchestra.
T h e m o n e y , e s t i m a t e d at n e a t l y
, ' ■■■:■ ;vtmpi j
Slid hy Sanford l ’nlnt & Anyone interested may see it now
1*1:111.11: I X S T I U t T I O S
.to- v o t e r s at P .e Dem n-r»tlr prl315.0 KDKA Pittsburgh, 950: $ 2 5 9 ,9 0 9 w a s l i e l k v c l to h a v e be »
;)ie races
zper Co. (J. U. S tu art, Mgr. growing a fine crop of celery by
I a m n i-i*ndlduui for r o - e l * c t l o n •
OI.II > 011 Julie J, 192*
l u l l 1 n S N T .'n lH
0:15. Little Symphony; 0:30, Hoist bidden iiy J o h n B n r l . e - l e a d , 1 i e l
t i i k v s)lK it
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1(111 CI.E H K i T l t C r i T I ' l l ' H T
because I need the money here. C o u n t y . Muhject t-i t h « u r n i o c r s U - hIit I, I■- for .In s llr e o f thn P ea. e
I liereliv nTinounee tnj .-alldldney 7:30, Roxy and His Gong; 9, River w e l l,
nutscl l’urms, Groves, E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th S t . I’rlin a r y Y ou r s u p p o r t t i l l t.« «p- D im riel No 1 H om ln ule C o u n t ' .
Rurke.stead
was
hanged,
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nf
r i n k . Of t h e side p ngram ; 9:30, WJZ
pr ecliilrd.
Pro- d r a w n a n d i p i a r l e ,' d tit T y m i r n n.
F lo r id a . Slid J u s t i c e o f Ib e P en ce f..r «li„ of fir*
*i, P n Box 1040.
T. W
L A W TOM.
r’lrrull rmi* t.
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Miami.
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Roi-hciter, 1070: his d e a t h , u c c o r d iu g to t h e l e g e n d ,
r . m n i n a ’ fc I'tMtrg o f Hie I v m plfillT PHI NT SHOD
sutrjf’
23— Wanted ICcul Estate
— i . f l t l f X" ii fiilb lsle for t h e o H t c a o r r nd
lle P i u m i i r ' t o be h e l d u l l .J i m c
fi, llulkt Garilen?i-.v; 7, Dinner Mus he cnchoil Ids f o r l u n e vvlieie tie be
of s l i d 1ff an d w ill ap p r c c lr .fe s u p .Mil. A l» I9Z<
Fi 5rrr:rr- fifi any thing in
in lln- J u n e P r im a c y .
ic; 7:30, R-»xy and His Gang; 9, H evrd no o n e w o u ld e v i r f i i d it.
r a n aiir.niKK
I w ill e p p i ,-c la le y c u e hu pporl
ling, A phone call will get T w ant to huy )0 acres high, ab port
1
K. E. WALICEIt,
t h r r e li) i i n n o u n t t niverir
II IV'N L M T ltlD iH :
solutely dry land, close to S an
fan. Phone 117-W\ 'J Rail.-an didate f'*r s h e r i f f "I Sem i,m l* Riverside Program.
r«m M iK R irr
379,5 WGY Schenectady, 79Q:
I'ou n ty hii Id erf
to
(lie ;u*iion nr
■ . a tv
ford. Mr. Duwncs, 515, N. Brou-lIn.
Kill, . I I X T I I K OK PIJAKE
M a n x , t h e n a liv ■ l a n g u n g e o f
t h e l d - , juiiiou-.ee 111 y c a n d i d a c y
th e
D em ocratic
prim ary
l"
' * 0:30, Dinner Music; 7:30, Musical
r o l l IIISTIIIKT NO. r n m
way, Orlando. Phone 4890.
for t h e o f f i c e o f .-'h eillf o f S e tn ln t
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P rugrj.ns (1 hr.): 8:30, A. und P. a b o u t 1,0119 o f tlie* in la n d ’s 59 (M)J
Very r r - |o e ll y r ly .
T IT f ^ T
Ly
Up v m I: iil.D WALLS
for .luMi.-e "I
'R<- P e a c e , D r t l r b i
1 Hie v n l e i * ai Hie J u n e P i l m a r y .
IJ 1. SH A D Y
fTilK NEW WALL PAINT 2-1— Lois For Sale
No.
t siilijn'l l o Ih e w i l l of IhGvpxie-.;
9:30, General Molars i n h a b i t a n t s b e i n g f a m i l i a r w itti t ' •
i.j
j f M cC l e l l a n d .
D enu i.-i .il i. v o l e t * J u n e 6lh. Sim
Pa ly; 10:30. Time to Retire Boys. t o n g u e .
thing NEW AND BKT?
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305.9 W H A Z Troy, 980; 8:30,
r 011 H ilTHER INFORMA- 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway,
t.n im w ooit
A ltam onle
aiilo iiin e e m y e a n d l d a c y , M ary,
n ear l.nkc Monroe. Fine T ruck fort btireby
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1 h e r e b y aiiiuin nre *my .-.(udblncy, O rc h i hi . a p r o g i n m ; ll1:30, Panel'
r e - e l e e l toll l o
the
office of t lie a b m . ill-.irb'*
b - -If I c e ol Muxiiu d g e of S e n t in e l* C o u a ly .
r .-c u e u m ;
l o lHiC. Um I.LER, SANFORD ing land, outside city limits. L. CF olournidt ya , Jsu
i f ele.-ie.l I proinl** nn
Hone*- Cf.ii
c t to Ihe will of t h s llimllleeo u n t y P r o s e c u t i n g Ai,<in.->
rub
A”, Rennud. Phone 190 W. 304 W. De miH-rslic b jeVoi*-,*
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I ' o u n l y . In i h e D e i n o c r u ll r Primary f r o m
2nd St.
th* D e n i. h i ul Ic p r l m i i > pa
6 (1, Dinner Music: 7:30, Roxy ami
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r le e t l o l i to be held l i m e Jill. 19 ts
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His Gang; 8:30, A, and IV Gypsies;
D'S BjHTG STORE—PrcJ AS U. S1IAUON.
..inn
n i' It Kf.NDON.
2ii—
Miscellaneous
For
Suln
HID, I NOl.K. 9:39, General Motors Party; 19:30.
ii> T i n : v n r i i i i
fc*ion», |)>
Soda. Wfe aro
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c i i i i . i « . ( <b
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(, i t »iu a Time to Retire Boys.
KOI, J l »T «'i: o r 9-BACH
1 !n :r r I•? a 11nt••1*11~<* .*■"* a hh rut Id41•
I w i s t , tn a n n o u n c e
I VV■’11- I
II , V|,,'l I, IVIII pet-eoiltll
BOAT KOI, SALT.: :.ti foot bridge
1J> DR. J. C. H O W E L L
l o EiiiT»**t1 mvF.'lr ;»e Stiu$l«»r f r o m
c a n d i d a t e for IC e l e c t , oil t - Die of
HINT,, IKT NO. KOKI,
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deck cruiser, th irty inch d iaft, t )»•> .17111 S e n a t o r i a l d lM rie t cufu*
MNC B L O C K S — I r r i g a t i o n
I I . . , I.II 'r..ur*il,i V Mil.
Mulch
l h e r e t o a n n o u n c e riy c a n d i d a c y fi.-.. o f i ' o u n t y iVimniii-'b.iier from
HK.MOItmiOinS AND
SOUTHERN
l*rlrc
litiMil uf H«*nil noli* lli'«v aril ( 'oOW* f o r J u a t l r * uf P vuce o f JilHlrlct No D la lr lr t N o 1. huhjr. I t" the de •
!3inl
fr om VI"* A. M. Il* J.irt
81
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fully
equipped,
sleeps
six.
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and
In« general cement work.
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Iii^rnorraiic *. n u h l r r l I" th e d e r le m n of III*- c l , Inn o f Ihr voter* lo ' b e 1
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SCIATICA
1tfi m a r y In l-f hr Id J u n e 5 III, 1921. v o t e r * In lb ,
-T in Me IIIliui (I I V.ieiliiin Sb b 1.1
\ ii llrlafulM hiualm**** mum* MI'p III'a!
Unncrc
D e m o c r a i t e P rim a ry e r a t i c t’rlniarv fo h* h.-lil ■"* Ju n e (1:45, Dinner Music; 8. Dedication
-nncrete Co. J. F. T er* • ° - Box 'J3H‘
If v l i c t o ! I
In r n n t l u u «
vv ill io+I ontv 1 ,-t tvIii Do' I llt p lu ie f o r t* t rr ii 11 uf ui ln*»l \tt u * M h r f , r « w - ,
l o in- liv-ld on J u n e 6th. A. D F'ZS :.ih. A. D. I9S*
„ | . . . . * ..
K I’rop. 3rd ond Elm.
Iti »ST< >N STI.LLK.
it.
I,ui eiililHIcI* Ibe 11fie 0 •
4»r w »r %t i t |ta:»a iH i k e
D A V ID flPK E Il
of City Hall.
Plenty of WOOD & COAL at Du- lo w or Vi foi Ihe* Xu-ni 1111* i Mil o f **»r
t und i In v ll r y o u l«» m y
In III il.ivs oil Die J U r»*i' c a s e liiYirr |iprl
i f hl» l»iitk *U«M»ilnif
J
175.9—WSB Atlnntn. (130; (1:30, Ij .l:,«u „u*ll>
h u rt’s Wood yard. 9th & Cy •hiitrli
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i (on UH g o nl roiiilh, I'uuMrrf i il i o h of
«» tbr«.bl»»nn In rbi«rn«l»r «ud
r o i'x T Y .
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press.
Phor.e
38C-M.
■“ nKMetal1
shingles
%%rck mm
liir n a t u r a l rpnou,tspn, rniJuflltHi of
lit Ml f«f
I vvIhIi l o a n n n t m r e that l am a for Ihe n f f l i ' of I'ottniv J d d a e of t u; 7:30, Roxy and Ills Gang; 9, j I,*h* of III.- slue Ol loculi.Ill uf Die hml
01
t t a l o in?.ci und
Ion.
I nak
i n o l e t ' o u u i y . F l m i i 1 huii Jv. i
■ii t t>iiul uf It. mitt %»b r ii bl* " W ild
wam * n and galvinixed
j Jl ii j 11 in •c a n d l d u l r f o r re*e le c t Inn In Ihe o l - Si e. m lln.
n c i lo n o f tli.- D.-miicrallc Riverside Program ; 9:30, WEAK
| - \ | T I , t N — l,o nut , \ | » o * c >«o*r. Mf.lla II tab.irl ilUlMMrr. It %b«»ulil M— ,
27— Money To Loan
i h « HUiinnrl uf all !»» al O^rnocrulft, fie * o f I '.iu n t) C om inl**lim rt fr .iu
I
JSee J a m e s . ) ! ; C o w a n . O n k
F a r i y o n J u n e Mh, 19Z»
-'•> c a m
J J r A U ItiH lf.
*rtr l o llic Ilwiiter of vvr«rhi« olrt- ruin i* mi urn lr tlmt br trim III
*
D li- t r o t N». (. uu bjert to th e <b - p
Programs.
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( 1, 1,01 ,,f ill* Voter* In III,- Ib-iuo243.8— WBOD Chattanougn, I,-T h e s e I ru**r* u s u u ll j I,ice Die pad tin** bnrtil> n»i> |inalUi>i» Ib nl *
my
fr ie n d *
t h r o n g bout
oil*
n iA u o K T iiu
W ATCHFS
1 Iw relty ann oiim -e m y .-andltlacy c n v t l e P i i i n u r y l o b* h e l d on Jun* of
e ollltty un.l w e Mollcll Ibe .)l|ip.>rt 230: 7, Vnrlnu* Feulim-s: 9. lln- on Die lu m p nod » ol uu Ihe r o p - runlil m*i In ib n t w i u r«mft»HNblr%
ON
D IA M O N D S,
W A T t H E H , fut, I nriMlitble fur flu- f o u r t h d ie[•v'pper. Signs of all kinds. J E W E L R Y
unit v o l e * o f lliu |i.-o|il>
In
toe
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(in r M|*culo». ,'hls
ofteo
r*u*c»
l.t n iiiliin llo N »b«*t«r«l m %rrr t l * b j
AND
P E R S O N A L , i r i e i . e u b je . t i.» t h - w ilt
*.f
t h e - t h . A D.
. ..I n i n a D a m o u r a t lo P il m a r j e ie c- waiiuu Music; 9:30, Kludio; 10, slr oiiK u loD oo %
vhick u»u«D* * « * « • rrrfnl (aiiblnrfrr, brwmrrbiilUM R W
Mord Paint i Wall Paper PROPERTY. H E R M A N ' S L O A N vuttfi'ji In i *.p (»«• iiio< i utUt p r i m a r y
IIon I f Hie pimple s e e It, to rjecl Band.
■ lln tc s uu Im m e d ia te *urulcnl o o - « n Arrllnblr n l i r r In Ibr rrrf mm**
Vou, v o l e w ill lie up ■if J u n e
KUII COUNTY CO M )1ITniO Ni:i(
m e t o I b is o f f i c e I w i l l give Div-m
or r es u lt* l a a u d d r a (IcBih; T b U « r nl lr Minn bmf br r n
ff* '*
O FFIC E 27 W . C H U R C H S T . lin-clutud. IS. W (IJobJ W I L C O X
322.1-W H A S LouisvH’e, 930: rr.illi.n
1 r o l l l o a n n o u n c e ( h a ) I am a nil e f f i c i e n t , e f f e c f l v o and .c u n o n i l c ■Tji,. M.'iiiburdl Vm uuiii hlirv’ld
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5:25,
Kxt«nsion
Studio;
8:30,
HA4IITBL A. U. H TI.lvINSON.
r . . i i . m iii l t ii o and p r u e llr u llv In- i»rnr(i r». mnl nwr ilnrltur f b a i I f m l *
r o i l c o .n x t a u i . e
J
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Greater Louisville Entertainer*; 9. ■I, wrui'labli a.iifi c a n I*,- w orn w h il e nil
s u h j e i l lo Ih* d e c i s i o n o f th * v o t
illautAt tt lib ll«biM l b r u u « b IbM
Money
to
Loan.—
When
borrowing
e r s In lb * D e m o c r a t In P r i m a r y |u
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9:30,
General
ballon*.
I w li.li l o uiiiiuuu.-u m y c a n d i d a c y b s h e ld on J u n - 6 th , A. D. !»{*•
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ni) t a n d ia a c y
H o p i u i e * o f i * ii ei*ii*i*
tflom am > H m l l c u «
o r refinancing
your mortgage-:
n ’i.l
u m lr R M n U r
Shoppe, M cLtnder A t*
— _ Kt ' f o r t lie o f f i c e o f c o u n t a b l e , , D i s t r i c t
A. f . t / ) N I ) .
for th* l.e sl» li« tu re , su b je ct «« Uj* M o to j P arty ; 1Q:30, Time to Re trouble,
lloi kin II*.
L'oftsDpaDuO, «t Jut I lbr> ilittp.ilil
br«»i In Vbltf
come to us for stra ig h t loan, no , %.(1 4 Seminole I'.ium r, *ubj*c-t tu
“hone B82.
w ill of the
voter*
nl
..*rnii)oia tire Boys.
N*-r v ou slo-ss
amt o i lie r n lt a ie n t s rnm*. b i l l nil uf i b r w bail •*%r r lo n k *
KOI, I'OKNTV AMSEJINOU OK
bother ab o u t' monthly payment*- lb * w i l l o f tli* v . l e r . In t h e D n iu vC o u n t y . In ,b» p rim ary l» b* l a s
w h ic h p r o m p t l y »dt*a«Ptwifr o f i u r t «1 (hr irilHililr ulorr n b l r b wmn
6 j(j.9 _ W M r MrmphD, 580: U. (tie r u p lu r r Is p r e p c r l r i e l » l |i * d
TAXES
6.
lirllMl!mr tb U urr%r mnl • be |MtiR
on J no*
I>*«.
M M UJItP.
[poultry and Eggn
B,.;W. Herndon and Co. Seminolu e r a l l c P r i m a r y o f .Ivnv*
I. A. TATK.*
i m b a e n i l y i n m m*
In v ite d . (■ n m.« r r llr r lr t l t o i b r l r * . T bl« rit»r
Riveniido program ; 9:30, Geneia!
*t w l » h «o a n n o u n c a t o fti* prop'*
Hotel.
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HANFORl), FLO RID A. SATURD AY. MARCH 17.1928
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Member A triil Bureau O f Circute'.ons
Bandits
riendly Indian G roajrO f 'SMITLE GlRtt SixRobArmed
lhase Bank Bases
KILLED FBoys
Payroll Truck
Makes Tour Of City s
defense On. Letter INSTORM THAT Leading Business Plants BECOMES WIFE
ifGeo.A.DeCottes H
OFMAHARAJAH
BUFFALO, N. \\ Mar. 17—
(I N S )— Six armed bandit* todny held up tbe guant nnd dri
ver of a Liberty Rank truck and
escaped with three payrolls
approximating $25,000. The rob
bery took place in n yard behind
the Duffy Silk Company office*.
According to
jmlice
tho
bandits trailed the truck in n
cap which was reported stolen
last night. When tho rhtek en
tered the yard the bandits cov
ered the driver and guard with
shotguns nnd obtained the pay.
rolls,
immediately speeding
nwny again.
a ' < «•
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Between 0.0 arid 70 hoys, coni- their fingers moved rap(dly hver
poring the Friendly Indian groups •he keyboard, releasing ifnittires
to form ii line to lie cast into a
Grnndmother O f R. C. Wilcox o f the Methodist, Baptist, Presby slug. They saw tho line o f type Nancy Miller Who Recently
Became Converted To Fuith
Pinned Beneath Wreckage terian, Episcopal churches and on n galley for proof taking.
Of
Hindoos Is Married To
scvccal
other
trib?»,
were
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And Is Killed Instantly;
The youthful visitors were tin ii
Wealthy Prince Of Indore
Severn! Hurt, 2 Seriously gtiPXla this morning ,.f The Iferald taken In the proof reader's desk
uk n pint <>f :..i riuicallonal tour whe.v they weie shown how *.he
which tori; them through several proofs ntv corrected to- conform
to the original copy. They saw the
btuditcrn cone .inn r f the City.
A t
$ 3 0 , 0 0 0 - $ r » 0 , 0 0 0 ’■ The 'hoys vt-rp head>1 by C. O. type |.lin ed in the hank, correetlon
W itte, !•* |io. vi or of the Seminole lines inserted .and then taken In
Davis Amcndmentl’ rovidcsAn'
Twister Cuts Bath Two Him I- (V in ty \ M. C. A., who has con* ‘ lie makeup tables. Here the hoys Mtirriugc Is Culmination Of
Unmuiuo That Huh*Caused
Equal Allocation O f Radio
red Yards WldeAndlla:; V c- ; d» 'tod them on previous tours. Af- ■aw the- makeup man nsacmltbug
Broadcasting Licenses As
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In United Stales
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news
matter
to
loci tv O f 60 To 75 M ites .tor leaving The Herald office, tl
There I h Demand For Them
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1pnrly was taken through. tlm vai ions pages,
BOMBAY, Mar. 17. ( IN S)
Then clime an inspection of the
One person was kjllcd, several Southern Hell Telephone Campniiy
Just as twilight was fading into
W A SH IN G TO N , Mae. 17. (IN S )
thro mill the courtesy o f Howard pie >. which was shown in opemtdarkness. Miss Nancy Miller, n:t
irflured, two of Ihem seriously,
Overlin, innnngrr, and then to the ion. They saw ii roll of paper .feed
— A compromise on radio regtilnand between 12 nnd IS dwellings county jail ns guests o f C. M\ 'lie |i i ' hi with u eoilliiiuoiis line American girl, newly converted to
tion was reached today by n ma
(lie ilmiloit faith, was march'd this
CHICAGO/ Mar. 17.— X
Wert* demolished ill n cyclone which Hand. Hnnth's bakery, Seminole •>f iieu.qv.ini. which waif passed
evening to Tukojirno lljdkur, In
NFAV YORK. Mar. 17.— In jority of Senate hnd House con
’— A acric.s of startling d ti
Water's Candy through the press l»y-a juries of dian prince and former Mahara
struck the little town of Sorrento, Creamery and
he United States district ference committees under which
10* miles f *oin Stanford, shortly K itch ii were the oilier places on i .filers, musing au impression t«> jah ’of Indore, hefutv a sacred nu First 1-itdy OfLandllnsn'lAl- thut may take n good d
t» made upon the (uqier from the
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nUrt. southern district of the powers o f the Federal Radio before 12 n'clpck today, according the itinerary.
ptial altar in a small jungle •>(
tcntlcd Social A ffairs And tho mystery out o f tho
Kvery phase of newapapra ntak- ’ >|.e. They saw the finished pup* r palm trees haul by Itamwahn. A
L v York, Federal Judgo Commission would he restored nnd to a hurtled survey made of the
Hits Refrained FrontTnklng inentnl Trndinpc Com
ing msufiii' as the utechnnicnl pntt !■ av,> the tiress from the same end
scene this afternoon.
vast crowd saw the riles o f Hu*
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[nox yesterday reserved do- extended for one year.
tier Accustomed Exercise mysterious $2,080,000 “ slus
is concerned was explained’ in do- to whieh the rtdl .of blank paper cidouful llmdvsi niaVriage.
Refusal of Reps. Davis (D ) of | Hundreds o f trees wore upmnt- tail to the hoys. Claud A. llalnes, ,vn. located,
[sion upon the application of
Immediately heforx* the rites
W ASHINGTON,
Mar.
17— fund/’ were in tho hands-of
Tennessee nnd Rlnnd (l>) of V ir - 1<*•!. houses wed' tom enmptclcly superintendent o f tills department. | The boyu then passed into the
hef’il.v of Snnford for a temwttH'kagc was hnrl.'d personally supervised tlm • tup Mi retyping room, who e they saw were liegun the hridegro<'m went (I N S )— Although' Mrs.
Calvin tho Senate Public Lancia Sub
1*
hravy injunction restrain- giitin to ngroe to the report, how- revovnll' ”fi*ct
awuy. \ mind.er of through tin* plant. They were fitst pinto* made from heated metal to los bride's quarters "h ere he Coolidgc Im* been uffictaily de committee today na it prepar
t'Vcr, presaged another fight on
dwellings wcle uiuiMifi.d nnd while shown how advertisements nte j passing over mats, which are if formally asked bet hni.il. A m a
Lr die C^ase National Bank the floor of the House.
scribed a* recovering from the ill cd to close its Chicago inquiry- '
others were moved partly from tent to the composing room, Imw j thin cardboard with rained char- murk of honor the bridegroom was
S,.\v York from disposing of
The new clues may lead tq.tho
amen rod nil over with a saffron ness that curtailed her social act
The compromise in the Davis their foundations. The property
a"kcd und then asseinb-1;uHet .<, urc placed in a casting bor pigment and his bnro feet vver- ivities six weeks.ago, her general locution of sumo ntoro of tha
140,000 in bonds," nt the snme
they
ara
in
A mend meat provided for equal loss was variously estimated at
U , suggesting that counsel for
led. Machinery casting
colkmu j and then hot metal is pound if
vellow with ochre. F rc It e l 'thing condition, it wua learned today, is used by Harry P. Sinclair to
allocution of Aidio bioaddasting between $20,000 nnd $5(1,000.
r„,
got- together and dolor
rule.*, lends, slugs, nnd largo tyt" •ho box. The plate with U v turt wan given tn him fur Uir'•'"I'mcntr 'giving Iter physicians and close
liccnso.i when (hero is demand for
o ff the Republican Natiypal (
Mrs.
Blnckwill,
grandmother
of
li.iractera intpics- e.d
npyu
line iho amount o f bond In mho
for advertising
pnrpor-ea, Jyo
A m he departed for the alia- tinny friends considerable concern.
sttrh facilities. “ The effects of Patrolman It. C. Wilcox o f Snnmitten’s 1P‘.!() campaign " dopel
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then
taken
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the
au.
he temporary Injunction la grantsin wn in.opeinlioit.
people f l| .it Ins feel a - a -ignul
For more than a month now, she They were o f such u startling
this," explained Rep. I.ehlbach (R ) fo xl, was instantly killed when the
. la* e it e. cut and lrimuia,d io
T he Intricate workings o f a R "
of urfei turn.
Ims not attended un official dimur, ture thut committee' members
of New Jersey, "is to bring ubout house in which she was living was
In obtaining a temporary' re
ntype machine, which sets the typ • otiTuin to the required meii.'.uivI'rvliminaries to the Iliad
mar
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readjustment
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the
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the
wreckage
pinning
raining order the City o f Sanford
for news matter nnd h«odlinc-. iieiils.
riage of Miss Namy Ami Millet
nativities thnt custom upon them.
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fashion.
"Under
the woman beneath It. Clifford were explained us the boys gwztd
Sted n $25,000 bond, which ninFimshing their trip tluongh t •
f Seattle, Wash., and Tukoiiia
the First Lady. She
the
Dnvis
Amendment
the
commis
A wide array of witnesses,
Laldlow,
who
was
ill
nt
his
home
nt is considered Inadequate by
in wonderment at the mcdtanio il I>1it11r, the hoys assembled outside llidkar, indian prince and foretc- has been absent nt most of tho of them "millionaire angels,”
sion
was
directed
forthwith
to
al
with measles, *a.t believed to be marvel. They saw the linotypo op- and then marched to tlio .tail for
f chase National Rank, which
Maharajah of Indore, began at
Cabinet dinners which are a fea the Republican Party have glvi
broadensting
facilities suffering from u fractured skull
that it he Increased to $100,- locate
erato » nt work, watched them as i 15-minute visit.
o'clock this morning in the la'U •
ture of the Capital social season, the committee sortie sensatl
equally
nmong
th?
five
r.nnrs
on
lt Is the claim of the City
when n piece of flying
timber
nalnce lit Rnrawaha.
and has even hern missing nt the revelations. These developme:
iht this amount is excessive nnd the basis of population, wave stunk him down. Mrs. John I sr*n the middle of tie* night V
Whhc House dinner table on for 'ludrd evidence that:
p court advised the attorneys to lengths and station power.
,is was nnother reported to have
'1ill .r was am i-id by a vvona
mal
occasions.
L — W ill II. Hays foTtner
"Our
proposal
is
Hint
the
change
feet a compromise.
been critically hurt.
•rvant and t " d to dress hi o-r
Normally an enthusiastic walk lictnt Nutionul Chairman,
Today’s procedure is preliminary will he made only when one none,
The twister lasted about five
oouial mbes. .'In' wa tlwn led t er, she has foregone InT usual only a small part of tho
the City >>f Sanford's action to wliicKi is below its quota dontands minutes, residents of the town re
m altar vvlui" slie wa* admitl>
daily wall, about the city , and refunded him by Harry F. Sinclair,
gain possession o f $710,000 io more facilities. The South n o* ported. It came from a south west
into the Dhiingnr caste, vvlii
tho greater portion being used't >
I’urks.
mis and $-700,000 In certificates has less facilities than other zonixt erly direction and cut n path of two
p an it tier on au eiptahtv of »«•'•
Dr. Iluuh Young, the famous pay o ff his losses in stock apecu
indebtedness, alleged to lie held hut has not applied for enough to three hundreds yards wide. Ve
ih lo c husband, l ull ennui
.lo|mr. Hopkins specialist, Ims been lotions to James P. Conneryt weal
egaly by the Chase National licenses to equalise the situation. locity of the wind was lielloved to
•puttered upon the nltai cl •
nk ns collateral security to Inrolled in consultation by the White thy Chicatro coal magnate. Hayt
and 75 miles Pennsylvania Representative Esch's Defeat Is Engineered
The House conferees ngroed to have been between
niinhine ntn*anted * •'
ibtedness of the Seminole Coun t store the Pittman Amendment an hour. Before hitting Sorrento
House physicians. He has been u testified in Washington that
By
Croup
That
Represents
Introduces Measure To Es
i -h i islk1 wiudow > «•* the
Rank. While counsel for the cl- which would require mimes, o f nil the twister is reported to have
White House visitor three times r.cry. his friend, had deliveredSouthern Coal Areas Which Ironed tlimugh the srrvne
tablish National Fnrm For
whole $85,000 to him. Con
represented by Chnrles A. Rosduring
the past few weeks.’
Oppose Agent’s Partiality vutimr the American pirl
members of the radio cnnimissioii si ruck the neighborhood of Hern
The Curing O f Drug Fiends
of the firm o f Ilr.mblower,
Rut
In
k
rtrir"1
*1 l u >* BUH!k
Mrs. Coolidgc was
to be submitted to the Senate again l.ake, seven miles away, "'hero
from Sinclair had putn^
••n'tc o'* her husbitml. •
in.t-r and Garrison. New York,
W
ASH
ING
TO
N,
Mar.
17.—
ill
early
in
February.
He
condi
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
17.
(iN
S
t
several persons were raid to have
next session for confirmation.
movie czar $100,000 "Into th« httb*.
Following the cctvioony the
tended that the Chase N a tiq n -lr
tion at that time was described
— I'lca* by federal judges In all (I N S )—-Till' Senate had admin- was a pre-nuptial feast f• r C
been hurl by the falling timber*.
2.__Robert W. Stewart, chair.
M ilk affeil'ih bail faith tit iflfi*turud another slap at President
women o f the Dhangar ca>tc. A f ns having been Induced by,u heavy man o f the Standard Oil o f fhih
A hurried call for first aid parts of the country, , fo r Cmiding the Imitds front Mayor For
i
oolidge
today
by
rejecting.
-W
I"
cold. Her recovery bus been retard lunn. doposlted $:H8,400 In the Co
ter the foriw r Maharajah had " j
brought \ physicians and medical grcssinaal action to curb the drug
t l ake, who "misused Ills povyed Jty unseasonable weather in tinental and Commer^al lYust C« .
evil hi e revealed in letter* made 27 hi;- reappointment of John -I token of Inod it was plac <1 III •
aid
ft
om
both
Mount
Do
a
nnd
ns mayor o f Sanford in the In*
l-'seh nf WiMonsin of the InlerWashington, and by nn attack of in the five weeks between Nov. Cl,
slay
by
Rep.
Stephen
For*
public
t<
another
pinto
and
passed
uni"
Sanford. The.disaslcr was first reSeminole County
Ire.-! of the
kidney trouble. She Ims lost con- und Dec. 31, 1024,
f Pennsylvania, author Ktnt,' I ’ommcnc t’onnnission.
ter
(lit
the
women
who
ate
.*unie
of
it^
»bout tl ••
pcit.
il
in
llti;i.
cjty
shortly
ofter
I
nk,” .lan es F. Sandefur o f coutt|*,h’s defeat was rngiio'ercd
sidernide weight, estimated by time Sinclair began operating hm
i
i'll
oldish
federal
"itapc
of
a
bill
It,.
,.
the
in
I
mil
tnari
cb:
o'clock when a Sorrento resident
1 for the Chase National Rank
bv a group of Senators represent
Mime of her rinse friends to Ih* Teapot Dome lease.
service, which di<l toil begin uut
came to inform Mr. Wilcox o f the farms."
rtly based his argument of the
r death of his grandmother.
live mciiHUri' vioolil ing Southern coal fo ld Tlo*v op sun a t this evening. Miss Mill'
is much as twenty pounds. A per
C
RK
FN
VILLF.,
Maine,
Mar.
Pil*s..;.V
of
:i.—rHurry F. Sinclair nnd Jan t \
nk’s good fuith upon a letter of
pn -imI Inin U'caii i e of bis vole ill
l',.\i Slmmiishta. according * sistant swelling about the unklcs E. O’neil boasted they would mat-.Although the houses and trees, nta.'k .i gieal advancement m tbe
dnuaiy 8, 102(1, to the Semin- __(I N S )— Hope for the safety ,r
>
r
the
laike
Cargo
»»»>
*••
which
gave
f the fcdciol |ienul
lias caused her physicians to inter- a hundred million doltay* a yea;
},i*i* Hindoo name, wilt adopted
• County hank signed Ivy George the Trans-Atlantic plane "I'.ndca- which it demolished, were laid low development i
Ohio and Pennsylvania a prefer to the llolknr family. After <•
t>t all walking for the time be out of the Teapot Dome lease, in g
ns if they had been hut a feather xysteui, the judges declared. Por
DeCottes, in which Mr. DoCotentinl freight rate on. roal shipped
te,
plans
to
take
the
judicial
|
d
'as
ing.
conversation with friends at the
t*
had
Invoked
the
hit’s
n
s dictates that' the certificates w :;,u .r ‘,n . n V k . i ; 7 r : . " 7 , V . ' . r - , w o ;.
pi i<
In tin- House Judiciary Connoil- to the Lakes.
Ih r most strenuous activity since hankers club, Now York, accord
uf the gnds upon the convert Ih,
indebtedness are binding and
"The Senate's a* mm serves no title of her highness Mulianmii. her illness was tho dying trip she ing to Edwurd Uuckey, a waiter
tiM' w it bin the next two v.i U .
gal.
lice on President t 'oolidge that he Slmrini.shthnhai wt.s conferred up made tn Northampton. Muss., to who sdrvcd them.
seeking
a
fdnee
on
the
Hon
e
I
nl' The letter rends es follows,
cannot appoint to the comtoissinn on lie'. The former .Maharjtjali*' visit her aged mother who is ^ 4 ,_T h a $'<0,000 ot Sinclair bom ri"
“Kit.: In reply to your request Maine logging camps failed to find feet uvvuy with little damage to the 1-11,1 it for his measure.
The f de « l jiidgo laid she* up- ii man who will override tlai-loter- family rt*eeivcd tho-briilo warnilt critically ill. _
. „
—
;^nt lb the late Fred \V. Upham T T
ir an o|tinlon ns to the validity •tace of the during flyers m the n aehine nnd no injury to the man.
by Hays muy have been only, a
A deserted house was spared by „ii the diffieulty o f hnndling unr- esiH o f West Virginia, Kentucky. .Mis ; Miller vime^a clolU-si/ culu
ad legality o f $300,000 City of plane.
iiic addicts under t>\- |s sent Virginia nnd other Southed.J’lUtJ
Sheriff Rogers telephoned to the the cyclone, hut n dwelling some
"drop In the bucket" as composed
nford, Florida, six per cent cer
liwv«JkiH*,r- (*di tw o•- f t » - f l P m C <>r Ner
to the total amount uetually uaeJ
mive.
Ific ates of indebtedness, tinted No- ■amps requesting that a search he 20 or 00 feel away was complete- tay
f the op
here. The tratltmony of wRnaraea . #J
Mctiihers o f tin* llolknr fnmdv
mta'i 8, 11)2(1, I beg to advise made .following—repuAt
tj)«k ta* urn'cVied, Tfl^triv b f ffili5^1froV7'ii ivd,,r:i1 farm* would bo establish- West Virginia lender n
revealed $30,800 In "dumray*s'con- :®l
m ^ u r t i t e i t e J - i l f tiutahtwt- litdge goToeTT-vvtiigcd crfciCnad been timbers and dehrla being piled up id tu which all federal prisoner* position.
nml n few wedding guests wi'.n
Senator
Reed
"
(
Pennsylvania,
fiend*"
would
be
tributlon* ton Uphamb recqrds,
cl
against
the
tottering
house
next
who
arc
"«lo|jo
less have been issued under au- sighted nnd board over the North
id the ceremony, all wearing
an F.sch supporter, dcrlarcil: "The orful gnintents which blazed with
which added to the $25,000 in
lority of a tesolutinn adopted by woods nf Maine. Tito first report door.
sl'llt•
_
bonds accounted for by Jatnew A.
"I have lic'Cit on the district Senate bewails the conditions in precious gents.
A four-room house, selling at
city Commission of the City was that n guide and his wife saw
Explaining thut (ho current Mils Patten and $2,000 accountod for
f Saiifi.nl, Florida, dated Febru- i plane fly over the wopda 25 mills the foot or a hill, was jerked from bench for six years, and liuve been the Pennsylvania coal « ain|e» and
Ua'wuha ban been converted m
for gus now hi'ittg received by San by R. A. Eckhurt, lndicat«Lthat
thin punishes F.sch for trying l » to n city n f Arabian Nights spM
ry 8, 1112(1, authorizing the incur
until o f here nnd then dccenil in- its foundation and parts o f it Iturl- compelled (•• send quite a number
ford citizens were made out be 03,800 In bond* havo been used
remedy
them.
The
opposition^
wns
,.,l two hundred yards nwny. The *- I expect Jis many ns -|t> o- 50—
ing of certain Vdiort term indcht- •o the forest.
dor. The houses are decoritei' amt
Ituscil solely on the Imkc < nrgo |„i,titers floated lazily In thj In.' fore payment was duo on last here, according to government a g
home
o
f
a
Mr.
Nicholson,
seeton
to
ih
Atlanta
prison,
who
arc
Ini-s* to Ik; evidenced by ccrtifiJohn Dyer nnd his wife were said
month's hills nnd hence included ents.
atps nf indehteilness, executed by to have heard that motor o f a fiiri'inun for the AUantlc Coust t-riminnl ad'licta, but who might cuse. It is plain notice'to the Com - un*hine.
the listing o f the unpaid balance,
mission
thut
any
man
who
dare'
The testimony of Connory, g iv
hr mayor nnd city clerk Ultdct plum- droning nwny at 5:15 A. M. Line,, was unnwifed and the walls t». i iircd at a proper place under
Annouitccmrnl wa. made tha
City Manager G. II. Cairns today
collapsed. Seven persons escaped p,.„,M-r treatment,” wrote Jndg" to vote in favor of Pennsylvania following the marriage, the «•>
en front u skkbcd last night, re
cal of tin* C'ity, to he funded and
is iii'il u statement ill response to
hi tlu> morning o f Mnreh 15, when
vealed that Hays had pprckaaod
from the house with nothing more George W. MrClinlie, o f Hunting nml Ohio yvill be lynched when he Maharajah and hi* wife, will n*
aid by the Citf. front the sale of
numerous complaints received by
the ’ "Endeavor" would have ex- than scratches. Four person* in
Is
rciioiuinuted."
Sinclair consolidated stock on
uyuiiulilc IkiiuIh of the City, which
ton W. Vn., judge o f the Southern
(Continued
on
png'*
five.)
the
city
because
of
the
rehilling
musti'd its 50 hour cruising abil- the dwelling of T. A. Rattle es
President Coolulge Ims had con
“ tips" from the Teapot Dome mag
mils, uienunt ing to $900,000, have
W'-^t
Virginia
District.
nf last month's charges.
ty. The rook o f the loging euntp of caped unhurt although tbo house
siderable trouble with hi* Inter
nate, lost heavily, went $100,0(8)
•cn mitliorixcd anil duly validut"There also may he some con “ short" once and got back only n
hg
(ireat
Northern
Paper
Compstate
Commerce
CoinmiKsion
ap
wus
a
complete
loss.
The
home
o
f
i).
fusion arising from the facts, that small portion of the $85,000 retard
pointments. Only lust year ^ the
“ 1 have examined the certifi- uiy was reported to have h'ard a a Mr. Henderson was nnother that
the city is transferring the operat
o!ane
five
minutes
later.
Post
mas
Senate
rejected
Cyrus
K.
Woods
(Continued
on
page
5)
made by Sinclar.
#te- of indebtedness above dcsion of the Gas Plant to the new
er William Colo of Kokadjo, who
o f Pennsylvania.
Connery sold he kept mesl nf'tlio
rils,l. Sniil certificate of Indcbtcompany ns of Mu rch 1, 1928,"
dnt‘i» is in duo legnl form and van reported to have seen a luil*ai<: Mr. Calms. "A ll ga* meters Sinclair refund to p a y .o ff Hay’ '
losses. "lla
"Haysl „.k
( k losses,
y s was away * »•
ro|s-rly executed under the seal iuntly colon'll plan.' whirr over
were read a* of the obove date and ,,i„
RICH IRON D, Va-. Mar. 17.
bind with me in bis account* on aef the City, by the mayor, ottos he town at six o’clock that nto-itfinal
hills
mailed
out
for
the
city
C O LU M B IA N A, Ala.. Mar I 7 . ( I N F )— The wife
who*c love
og, today d?nlod that lu' had seen
i ount of tbo fulling o f f io , J1"
'll by the city clerk, and ronsti, IN S )— The gun which killed Miss
John Wesley
Fntaon betrav'd account on March 15. This will slock market," said Connery, In J
he plane. Kokadjo is twenty mile.t
-U!*** a binding obligation o f tin
cuuko customers
whoso meters
Loulae Monteuharo was cI osch!
when he went to tho arms of lit;
Jistunee from (Jrcettvillc.
I Continued on page 2)
were read on February 15 to re telling how hu prompted Sinclair '
against her head, accord ng to
paramour, Mrs. Elsio Holt Bnipc
ceive two bills during March—that lo msku the $85,000 refund. “ I i
toduy took the witness stand In <1 •
In a letter received today by the Deputy Coroner William Rur«:e
is one January 15 to February 15 wanted tho money worse than Hay*
D
U
B
LIN
,
Mar.
17.—
(IN
S
)—
All
who testified today f<m the de
foiiw o f her husband. Falsoi in
Snnford Herald, Frank Hvnn* of
[wanted it. I wanted It to protectfense in the trial o f H. F. Rlukc, Ireland observed St. t'ntrick’s Day being tried on a charge r f mutdr and one for one half C>f a •month
laike Mury dcnle* thut he l* n
his account,
front
February
15
to
March
1"
today
in
th*
dryest
n'lebrntion
in
uol ce chief of Calsru, who is
r rowing out of the fatal shoot tip
stockholder In the Snnford Signal
tho JttaLory o f the country. Under
.harged with murder.
„ f tho attractive yiung divorce
nnd !• not connected with that
This testimony was in Jinc with recent leglslnt’on of the Free Nov. 10, last. At his first trial th
newspuper In any capacity. Mr.
Stuto
Parliament
all
the
public
the contention o f tho defense that
Evan* declares that frequent in the young woman committed sui- houses were compelled to close up jury failed to agreeSheriff
M. Hand returned Inst hand nnd said,
Mrs. Martha Faison, the wif
"Pnrdncr I ’m sure glad to meet quiries about tho matter from hla ed e because she feared Ituiutll- during the day.
tight front Jncluonvlllc where ho
• ,
who could not hold her husband
friends
in
this
section
have
led
Tlio "padlock pnll" <lfd » « * J,ru*
|attended tho/ annual convention you. That hat’e the best thing I ’ve
ution following her arrest on
low , but who Imru him (ivc eld!
Pf the Floriibi Sheriff*’ Aaaoclatlon, seen eitu'o I left home. It take* him to make a public announce charges of reckless driving Bluko vent all * fostlvitles, however, for divtt, swore toduy when called u;
W ASH ING TON. ’ Mar. 17. think It would be
|and 11>ported one o f the most in* me back to the old cowboy days nnd ment n* to his position. Ills letter ulso r Urged tha young woman luuf pinny Irish fninlPc* purchased ad the first witness of the day, thnt
vanced
aupplle*
for
the
occasion
(
IN
S
)—
-A
national
election
law
to
«
■ *•»*
m
.
s/
follows
in
full:
,
make*
mo
yrjnm
for
my
old
som
I (treating and enjoyable
gatherbocn drinkbtg.
Mr*. Snipes telephoned her jub* • > »*;
Editor
|tag' of the history o f the orgnnl- brero.”
,
Uurge testified
ho exam ned It'w a s generally believed that h fmforo aho was shot in her apart limit contributions to Presidential |*nditurra.
catnpa’i
-ns
wu*
ndvo.-at'fl
today
by
*
r«t,‘
<
R
r
r
>
•
'vmpnlgp
would
prove
tbe
quietest
nml
inrat
Sanford,
Herald.
Sheriff
Hand
ouid
ho
had
un
en
■li'.n.
Miaa Monteabaro’a body at an onment In the. early morning, that
\ ,-t
••
11 n
v Harry F.
There s^tns to be an erronioua ficrUkinK
i(i Birin- uneventful Ht. Patrick's Day In th- '•I c "Wmlld r-nv-'o K n c l f fr r t ' {taralrr •Shlpdrad (F L ) o f Min
*°no of tlio features o f the eiiter- joyable chat with the man with o
in t-r 1-t.iw
v
a
,
gaining
>>irc«gHWi
jtainincnt wus u visit by Will Rog- "million laugha" and invited Vm Impression In the minds o f many Ingham tho day - after she wns history o f the Emerald Isle. In th- the picture” if Faison guve her ut - . xatA. R jdi.n to Irttri'di^v »•»-*» varloca
t tn.-»
III In the Senate, TheltOOO’Xt
people In Seminole County thnt kdlcd.- Ho said tho wound “ f the c\l dsv* th? pu«totu o ' “ drown "*r nnd returned to fc'«t family. '
r n i cowlroy-humorist, who gave to come to Sanford.
instructed
.* I cta'r donation lo the Hepubll.*
lloruh has
I ntn coming over th eT soinM of I am the owner of, or nt least n entrance o f tho bull ft* was two In- the shamrerk" frequm lly le«l to
jthe offlrinU n short talk while in
Previously witnesses- had tetti
rrcumenta and fist-figlT*. l»ut the
ana to u«i<tat n cleaning up the wh> are
I'w city tp fill nn engagement. The these days," tlte romeilinn replied, stockholder, In tho Sanford Signal. •hes lewer than tbo, wound of tho
. 4
pidu'ntions. during the mornln-' ftad they hep.r* Mrs. Etii|>es threat
Griffs liked W ill nnd Will liked "but right now INe g *1 to 1« on I do not know how this rumor got exit. He said this tens n good In
number o f people rather 1
cn to snjUftVD£%
* ^ -^ 7
tnited
the
imvi
I
for
hj'lcrnl
con*
were
that’
the
police
In
thl$,»nd
>
•
rm.
,
nty way to Ormmtd Reach. I Ju*t out, but I wish to correct it. r.am dication of suicide.
Hlulr'lm ttoiH
from a
rata-g^«kta'trt»dM'h^'e little <*tra piAtlpgon tins evidence n rupport trvi.'he dvtlui d; .
’
......................... .
.
.
o f Fnladn's n**ertton that t n
uriuiji. "1 iiu v -C V d«obb|)
fuiuoui mayor o f H-vcrly got hold o f 0 new dim • and I’vo got not connected with this newspaper
*
I
f
it
h*
v.r*■"«
far.A
(nndiiUt
'
I"
work
to
do
thn.UgboHt
the
day.
I (ill*. California, apparently fonn- to go down nnd give it t « John j?., uikiuvy utharivow»P»P«r l » anytai*.^‘ ‘yellow powder parliclrti en Hit
Pil'dle efriees. hink*,' h'ts'ors* young music tesrhrr wPh whom
l uy u " nr i" 1 "Cry uu it to
' ,!ii> fund, will l*i r *l-'d,>:
acity, nnd have no tleslrc to be. I Wound whfu he examined the body.
was rnn mentied was n victim o*
Two Y eim tor. Cuttinj*
|*
‘••‘ I'crial attachment to* ahes- JtoekcfelW n^— *----houses
nnd
Industrieswere
c»n«H
wrong
(
i
f
,i
n
i
l
i
'
M
'
»
«
b
j
j
8
Will told the'Officer he wit* the urn not in the iirwapeper baainos*, On crc**-cxantliialion, howsver. hr throughout tho I'rcc ^ o to «u d t h- ruled a) mumn and l.lll- r h e m lf. UJ'V l u W '/ G : " \\ 1- to U m u t ,” * b l Mat ice, nml 0*.'7f td tYsi.ttttf-'-taud/ The cow l>oy *pled the
admitted that ho lead not actually
l i i '- . |ci iuiurj ."U ltlt
. . HR’* “ ten gallcn" hat and the braj looking qfficer he -had ever nnd would npureclnte It If these measurrd the difference b'ltWtslt w hfle population o'tj’ .vo'l t boll The state contend* tl"»t F * ‘W0, Sldj* tved. £pn^pr WUwlor lt»)
rumors
being
circulated
wore
stop
former secretary i f the Hrrntll$U ) X) i nch, and $5,000
<*iy
from
work.
The
trad‘tloiml
It-*”* of it made hint home tick. soett. "You ought to come out to
jl,pt;n,n
i
pi
Jo:
<
1
<
»
DWd n« hi* way through the crowd Hollywood, wall put you in tha ped.
,
. Uk eutrance und exit of the bullet I'butnrock was In pv'tknto every- age ppgq f a Club, shot her in r national vorrupt praittoc* »«t» “i *arS* to put the driv* i “
but hrd depended- »t», hi* "natural
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Very
truly
ycyirn,
|ta *lt rv (be Seminole sheriff wn* movie at a thousand a week," the
whert, V k *
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powers of observation”.
FRANK
EVANS
**Dt>i he gra«|rcd the ufficcr’a cowboy raid in • parting word.
^ContendsjCOMPROMISE
S a t e f f e l n l RADIO CONTROL IS
Binding And Legal
EFFECTED TODAY
„.itution
Rile Is Performed
Before Vast Crowd
Property Loss Put
fudge Reserves
Final D ec isio n
GENERAL HEALTH
OF MRS. COOLIDGE
WORRIES M END S
}|ty Maintains Finan
cial House Acted In
Bad Faith On Deal
Scries Of Clues \Vl
May Take
, Out Of Coni
Deals Are
Body Will Close
Chicago Inqt
Millionaire Witni
Have Caused Sei
tional /Hfeveli
SOLON PLEADS TO SENATE REJECTS
FEDERAL JUDGES CAL’S SELECTION
TO CURB DOPING OF I. C. C. OFFICIAL
Searching P a rties
For M issing Flyer
Abandon All Hope
•;;:riS W W
M
w .*. Double Charges On
(ias Statements Is
Explained By City
John Faison’s Wife
C oron er Testifies
Testifies In Behall
F a t a l Bullet Was
Frank Evans Says Fired Near Viclim I r e l a n d Observes Of Untrue Husband
He Has No Interest
S t Patrick’s Day In
In'Sanford Signal
Driest Celebration
Sheriff Hand’s 10- Gallon Hat Makes
Will Rogers Yearn For His Sombrero
Minnesota Senator Advocates Law
To Fix Presidential Campaign Fund
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"The public Is conllaiiy invited rafted.at Vamppl. Aria., last night,
to nspVct thllr new creation o f icetmEnff to advices received hare
' EO fTiPO RT, III"*'M ar. id. —
— M - — *+pnidel»nItW*’ ; ' sdf(T 'MT’v'T ttrt.~ "O irr today,, !»■ 1 W»dIf
(I N S ) — The- ''l^nWftplOttlta .H>,,W>e
be open to the
show rooms will
.
world," the gH at Ihtn gates of
public between the hours o f 11 to 11
KJ-—s---the Illinois waterway here, wp.l
p. m. on Saturday and Sunday'* he
be completed May 1, It; Is esti
continued, "and we will gladly
.
demonstrate nhd explain the qunl*
PA R IS , Mar. 15. (I N S ) — Pari* mated. •
Steel plates’ are being placed
ities and superlor'tjes of. the. New
A r c h ite c t
la getting ready to receive Queen
ujlon the south gate nnd the mo
First Nat’I Bank Bldg.
A. C. Foil, general manager i*f multiply pednl pressure three nnd T i . siilent."
‘Marie o f Rumania ’ this spring. tors for their operation will be
one half times nnd great power
Sanford. Florldx.
Rurf. or has It that ahe la starting installed soon. Each leaf o f the the San Jrun Garage, today an
TH R E E D IE IN WRECK
under perfect control are n few of
nounced,
that
Studebakcr’s
New
out
4t on a lengthy voyage to find gates requires :150 tons o f steel,
President 8 would be zhown to the the qualities claimed for the new
B1GGEKS D A IR T -E A IU I —
a husband fo r her youngest dough - 1 They are <>2 feet in height and
LOS A NG E LES, C a l._ M a r.-lG ;
public
at their show Yooms cn Sat Studchaker 8.
provide n lift of 41 feet from the
f=tTNS)----I'hree-rai'iOBd
employ
Mi-dels— irrchidr'thc-B-passengrr
Phone 3711'
tat, Jleana. Paris will be her fityt i Idwer ' to the upper
level, the urday anil Sunday— between -the
Sweet Milk
Sweet Cream
scilnnr 7qm»8cnKer
sedun, 5- es were k lied and several passeng
stop where she will undoubtedly i'|.ri.P|„1>
r-w ., 4»iw«
Dvr-fbounr of 2 nnd-H- prm ;ers slightly injured wlu-n "the i
Butter Milk
jlOrt horsepower, 80 miles per passenger Strate sedan and the 7m->
s e * ^ h ^ - a o / f»m n V W ^ m
't W ^ h t A locks between Chlcag^and Utica.
passcitger Strate **cdi\n. The Strate Scout," crack passenger train on
Milk for Babies
" n o w living *ld a chateau In 'N o r- The locks here on) *•>(> feet in hmu, full vision steel body, quick
sedanf
are equipped with wire s x the Santa Fe route, •%enroule frpm
.i
__s * '•*•4
rti
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width. Tile nc^eltrat on. 4-whecl brakes which
mandy. F fQ W here ‘ she will go on length and 110 feet
approximate coA.;
to SVoin nnd then to England.
Paris Will, not find the beauti
ful queen who mine to visit and
Shop in former years. Since the
death o f Ferdinand, she has been
living, a quiet nnd solitary exist
ence. She is no longer the famous
coquette o f other days. Her face
Is much paler
and shows its
wrinkles. She " receives visitors
rarely.
.
The Queen-Mother, Helen of
Greece, occupies herself almost
entirely with the education of her
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small hoy-king, Michel. Her health
has recently improved and it is no
longer feared thnt she will lose
her eyesight.
,
Prince Nicholas is a great hunt By lH t .il C. HOW ELL
rr ftnd does little besides ride
through mountain and valley in
ITCHING PILE S
march o f game.
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V
R eception. Foe
6h Marie Soon
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TO COM PLETE LOCKS
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Elton J. Monghton
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Buimal,
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d a lrn M l. lid R fd u M
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The Cr ea t
Independent
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— asks those who appreciate the expression of
genius in fine motor cars to read this story of
Food Facts
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HI. A N N PAGE
Director, A (fc P llureau o f Home
Economics
T U B A R T OF PA S T R Y M \KING
Anyone who can make good pasU-y'In naturally proud of it. Hut
— let me tell you the secret— there
la ho reason why any woman should
nbt know how to turn tin- pastry
tWck. It is really one of the easiest
things In the world o f cookery.
..First of all there Is the flour; if
•yimf qufaille It gently, and all- purW°HU'iiv tir w ill- make good pastry
btit if you have a heavy hand pasW‘ H stand rough rle.it•
m eni'hettrr. For n good sized pie
tn k r*W 5 f runs nf sifted flour and
1*2-teaspoon of salt,. Into this
tgork 1-2 rup of mid shortening
while many prefer one o f the vegetinkle fats, A little butter may lr
•Used far flavor if you wish hut
it Is not.renlly necessary. Work in
tjie s|uirl«‘nlng. If your hands lire
cold you may use
your fingers
otherwise use a knife or folk. I
usually us. a small wooden chop
ping owl and a double Iduile chop
plfig knife. Iio not (to the fill loo
fine if you like flaky crust with
liUhlilfK iin il
When thf flour nml vhnrteniiii:
arc w ill mix it 1 mu)it* a hull!• in t Ik *
/lour at nili* side (if the Ini\vl and
pour fn onp tn lilt■sR ioii '
" • if
Water a till Wlink Iit with ii UIM'
knife if- tout'll flour a h it ** ill ilake
Up. Do the sumc thing to the "ilii-r
portions nf the flour nnd when ymi
lim e three l.nIIh >>f d nigh an I -i.nie
ilry flour I ft i,i the howl take your
fingers nnd press them tngethei If
yon need n little more wutei mill
it u few drops at a time. Iteniendi«-l,
howe\ r, thnt wet piistiv i« al
ways tough. Put tlic d"Ugh in a
howl, cover.I olid i hill hufnle u*iug.
* I f you follow those directi.ni—
von uie perfectly sure to have ten
der flaky nie crust unit what mm
can the family ask? Your reputa
tion us a cook is made! .
In linking mu-try a hot oven im-cerMiiy. Fur u pastry shell it
slmuld lie very lint about film dr
grees F. For a fruit pie and fm
a custard nie we stuit nut with a
hot oven -IM) degrees F.— hut nflei
1(1 minutes wc 1uw* c- {) jc trnipsral ui e> to ;I50 degrees V. or |00 ,|egrees F.
Here is a ,' cipe fin’ a ilelieimis
Hmeolnte filling for pie. It i» a
favorite ierl|ik> with (lie family
wlio loves rliociilate ami with the
housekeeper at this time of yrni
heeitlise please Hole— it i
all
eggless leripr.
Cut 2 squares o f ehaeolnte into
five or six pieces, f'ook over a low
file with l-'J clip of mill wall i
lllltil sianutli. Mix M I cup o f m i
gar with l-.'l nip of flour ami slii
into die i hoi olate. Add a da-li of
salt ami 2 cups of milk. Stir uvei
Da' direct lii-ni until smooth and
thick, I at ImoI one or two minutes
While Stirling. Iteiimvo from Die
fire otal add I tcaspoonflll of vju>ilia, 1-2 cup of eoran may l.e used
Instead of Die rlioeolnle.
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T o ulintf h i m nntliulnni mrihud*
nrr nitir nnlilr In nil f o r m ill f r r Inl friMililr. I n n n l In r r f r r l o i h r
r n » r o f A. A. 1IH w.«e
h rrllrcrt
lniNlrtr«« man f ro m > r « lli«»n|»*Mrr.
%\ hn wnm Itr.mithl fn m r l»> hit
|iliy wlrlnn f o r i r r n l M i n l l filf. firiir llU
mil
•n llr il llrhliiK |illr«t.
\ * r n ) r%nmliinlIon l«ml * l n » « n Ihu.'
lie linil iilr e r of «liMi»nrH.
Therr^
%%n* ii U h i niiwl 11•ml Ion null
l«rnil
nr lie*.
\VIATORS MISSING
SAUGUS. Calif.. Mar. in. (IN S t
— Two uviators, C. W. English and
ll. 1). Iluugh of Clover Field, Santa
Monicu, Calif., were reported mis
sing today liy Die Southern Culifprnin Edi»on, the misRing flyers
IH t yesterday (n suhvey.
l)r. Jua. fi»r%«lu Mott r II. I * }emr\
p rue I Ire In Itrlnmln. aprelnllalnK
in iMiu-auriclenl n f l l r e ir e u lin r n l
•if nfluiiineh, linttel nml r erln l Ula••nara. ’JIMI \\ . Gun- \ %e.
T rle|ih«-ne LtliV D m %
%111 lie nurprlanl
hint «|iilehl> |mi ttlll uel « « r l l
tt llh n n l luaa nf lim e f rum h n al.
nr aw.
m m
You nre iltvltrti to inspert
the
luxurious,
Bring Your
In- on
displav
Doil ars to
The S A N
JUAN
GARAGE
the
West
Kirsl
SI reel.
Sanford, Florida.
The ( ’nnimniuh r, W orld's
Diamond
Champion Car. the
new
Dictator and the new ( nit.
adlaii Edition of the Era-
Palace
kitir
Six
will
also
he
ahow n
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for
3 111-inch wheelbase hut
short turning radius.
5 Fast get-away.
7 A "well-mannered" car—
great power under perfect
control.
ilitntl Pitinlnl Chinn
(n l)
— Die ViM ilr lm li'i I H i t i l l o i , w h i i h r i l . h lith rtl ne w r n , h i , a n t e a n il t p r r i l ret-
Silver
or,la ( o r *to« k t a n l l . t i n g h r l o u $1400
l»v r u n n i n g 24 h o u r* at an av e ra ge o f
(■I.7*13 in. g. It.;
Rogers Silver
llaliv
pork
-— th e 1.1 sLint- Si*, the E u r o p e a n ty pe car
w h i r l ) During IU27 in v m le tl Die ri|*o r(
m a r k e t , o f the w o r ltl w i t h u n p r e te -
am i spoon
Condiment Sets
ilente il *uttr«*|
— th e n e w A m e i i t i i n Ft lit ion o f t he Ft*kitte .Six n o w b r i n g IntriMlutrtl in th e
Wnll Vases
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( 'itI Glass Ware
U n l f e t i State.. In O c t o b e r llti* car r»lalili.lirD n e w 2-4-ltour e n d u r a n c e an d
Colored Glass Ware
.p e e d r e c o r d , for .tuck c a r . p ric e d b e
low $1000.
Studch aker
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v
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h old,
durance and
every
.peed
official
record
rn-
fur fu lly
e q u i p p e d . lo c k ca r., r e g a r d lc * . o f |Hi*ver
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o r price.
And Mtinv More llenis
Thus, to the traditional quality and
to the One-Profit value of Studchaker
cars, has been added— Unsurpassed
engineering
and
manufacturing
genius.
\J
3 to 11PI
PRICES
\\7tv the Prices Are Lou*
N l \V PIU S IW N T F IG H T
3 I’a... Sedan....................... $1983
3 Pa... State Sedan. ......... 2230
(ft «*trr svlirrla an.I nrr*)
7 Pa»». Sedan...................... 1983
7 Pa»». State Sedan.............. 2250
(ft w i r e w l i r t l i an. I ( i r c « )
Slate Limouninr.................
24SO
(ft w ire w lircU -m l lirc i)
O T H E R S T l'D I B AKE R A N D
EKSKINT MODELS
T t w CWWmxtvdrT-TM 4^3 tiT$ 1 7 ^ ^ ‘
T h e Dictator........ 1163 to I MS
Er.kine S ix-------793 to
»>63
A n d the prices— $1985 for the Reg
ular Sedans (five or seven passen
ger), $2250 for the State Sedans (five
or seven passenger), $2450 for the
L im o u sin e— testify to One-Profit
manufacture and to the following
operating economies which make,
„ fartuichiker sfiprefne in value:
T h e PRESIDENT S T R A IG H T E IG H T
is Studchaker made throughout—
body, engine, springs, gears, axles,
transmission, forgings, stampings,
gray Iron castings— all made by
Studchaker in Studebaker plants.
P o w e r at a One-Profit Price
,
A ll of Sliulehaker’i principal otliceri,
executive, nml rrteineer. live in South
Hi ii>l in daily contact with each other.
was begun hv Smdehaker. Orders
were to design, if possible, the finest
eight-cylinder car in the world re
gardless of cost. W h en satisfied that
this objective hud been substantially
attained, preparation was made to
produce this car of superlative lux
ury and power on a basis of OneProfit volume production never be
fore enjoyed by a car of similar si:e
and quality.
A One-Profit Car
,.h
Slu Jrhakrr’.ovrrhrad, commercial and
linancial ori;atii:ation and experwe. are
lower per car than llio .e o f nto.t man■i(ail|ireri.
A ll fH lirl /. D. I*. /oalOIV
T h e President Eight develops 100
A ll this quality— a ll this value hrakc. h orsepow er. N o car which
equals it in rated horsepower (ac
— all this genius now finds its high cording to the ratings o f the N a
est expression in the eight-cyUnder tional Automobile Cham ber of C o m
President/' sedans w ith which merce and the Society of Automo
sells for less than
Studebaker greets the new year. tive Engineers)
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Il was two'years ago that the debeen built iiitoThcPresidentStraight
velopmenf of an cight-bylinJer car
Eight that it can he compared only
West Fir
Stuilrhaker'. capital .lock .Iruclure i.
lower per Dollar o f a.art. atnl il. $3.00
DiviDenD charge 1. lighter upon the
Corporation'. Irea.ury than any hut
> one of it. principal competitor..
Street
S a n fo r d
Studebaker never takr. an abnormal
prolit o f from 13°^ to 20°„ of the pub
lic'. dollar hut ha. hern .ali.ftrd with
an average o f 10.0 % profit, for the pa.t
.ixlreti yrar*.
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You can pay double the price of The
President Fight without receiving
more in honest quality.
iW / u it P r i c e G e n i u s ?
But no matter how much you pay
you cannot match the genius which
finds expression in The President
Fight, the genius which made T h e
Commander know n us "the greatest
post-war achievement o f automotive '
engineering/'
A n illustrated booklet descriptive
of The President Eight will be sent
from South Bend on request, !j*tl
only by seeing and driving these
magnificent cars can you a;*prsctn*e
what beauty, comfort, safety w.wl
perform ance arc offered at O n e Profit prices.
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P. Weinberg, Prop.
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These features testify to advanced
engineering and precision manu
facture.
hy r u n n i n g 23,l W m i l e , in lets th an
2 1,000 c o n . r r n t i i r m i n u t e * — n o t h i n g
mi
S a tu rd a y i
jP
The President Eight is so built
and broken in that it may be driven
forty miles per hour the first day it is
on the road.
6 Ampli(ied-action,4-vvheel
brakes multiply your ped
al pressure 3'A times.
C l u m p i m i Car. w hit'll rariu -J ■lie- title
r l.r on earlli r v r r travelril *o(ar
PRES1DI
After the first thousand miles oil
changes and chassis lubrication are
needed only at 2500-milc intervals.
4 N o finer riding car at any
price.
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T h e President Eight offers not only
sustained high speed, but speed with
safety, due to full vision, welded
steel body, low center of gravity anil
amplified-action, four-wheel brakes.
ilY-
— tlir SiiiilrhiiXi'i C nimrwimic'i ,l l i r W i i r h l ' .
Real Values
“ THE
Speed with Safety
2 Safety— full vision steel
body. Lo w center of grav-
During the past Men veins Studehaker’s engineering department has
become recognised ^is one of the
most brilliant in live industry. D. CL
Rons, Chief Fngineer (formerly
chief engineer for Pierce-Arrow,
locomobile, anil Marinon), and W.
S. James, Research Fngineer (for
merly section chief of the l niteil
States Bureau of Standards), lead a
group of skilled engineers and scien
tists. These technicians have the use
of research laboratories, mechanical
facilities and a million-dollar prov
ing ground. Phenomenal results
accomplished are rcllcctcd in the
performances of Studchaker atuL
s Jirsktne
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and Sunday from .'I to II
I*. M. at the show rooms or
the New
1 100-horsepower, 80 miles
per hour.
Quality plus Value phis Genius
tomorrow
T h e President Eight, even the
7-passenger sedan, will exceed sev
enty miles per hour indefinitely in
the hands o f any driver.
President Eight
poHrrlul
nr**
President
Straight
bight sriians. T liry will
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ITT
During the past ten years Studebakcr
has built and equipped new foun
dries, forge shops, stamping plants,
machine shops, power houses, drykilns, body plants,' etc., to provide
for the production of fine motorcars
on n One-Profit basis. Studchaker
quality lias l>een made available at
prices genuinely low, and thus, to
traditional quality, One Pro/if t uliie
has been added.
with cars selling for $4000 and up
ward.
Superiorities
of
Quality plus Value
The
$9.50
GunrnntceJ one vear
f. o. b.
Detroit
For seventy-six years SniJehaker lias
worked for, and has pleased, a clien
tele appreciative o f quality.
III the raae deferre d In u h o i r . II
Mna fiiiiiiil f Nilf th ere »taa n tr r> I
l l « h t n p h lnrfe r lunar lr, n h l e h nna
ill%ulaed ««llh u u l Inal r uiiienfa, nml
Ihe hrninrrhnlda nml l l l l l e p ar hela
In fhe r e r lu m *%ere ir e n le d h) am *
liillaill met Inula. I l i n n a l lim n e il la le I f th#re «vaa r e l i e f frndl the Itrh*
ItiMt nnd he w e n l
ft*
aleep thnt
itfahi f o r fhe f lra l tim e %%llhouf
fhffl trnulileanme a>ni|ifnnt.
That
dnh ae %rn tl n r e k a nan nnd he la
at III fre e frum lle h h vi. H e la t e r )
enll in alnall e u t r r lila «*«»milIf Inn nml
la n|i|inreiitl> %«ell, la nit unr a|ieeInl
diet,
nml
l in t ln a
m«
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I r ••u l>lr n l l h lila alim im h,
liiHtrla
nml reetnin nl the pre arnl time,
B a tte r je s
i
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100
Mahogany ( 'andlcstirk
Holders
t
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STRAIG H T
I I cl* I i i k |ille* !• ii ml mi li I eill r I h f
f ro ii li le h i m i e , . n e t %e . r n r k l n H
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I Ii ii I n i i | i» n e e n n lie eiirneifl n l l h ,
|f la n l a u l h e iiiiMif «| |ffleull l«» I r e n l .
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�E S A N F O R D MIC K A L I), S A T U K IT A Y , M A K C i l 17.1028
Eiglt Minutes It
ril'cd To Bolt Victory.
Body and Chassis Into S^nsle
Oakland $3,000,000 Building Program
Completed Recen tly In Record Time
NEW Y o r k , Mur. l3;- ( I N S j Willinm T. TUiien. 2ml has doffed
N E W YORK. Mnj
fitock anleit nn t he p
hi* hock and bflrtcin fur tnn grent- ) nfK Stock Exchnn
P,* jfUn'f of ATncrlcnVfcnriU'’ prrs- cd 4,0274)80 share
409,000.
». Public Interest In
Entire
' Line Is Greater Than Ever
Before: Quality Unchanged
\ , O fficials Say In Interview
j' -, Greater public interest in Chry*v Jer car* than ever before at this
^ ‘ season o f any year haa followed
the recent low erifrr o f 'prftes^fnr
" lU 'N ew “ ITS” and Gneat Ncw'‘,‘62,'’
according to rep ort! received by
3. 0 . Stamp, from J. W. Frazer.
Chrysler Sales Manage? The snviiig* to the public range from $50
to $100 on various body styles.
In the "K2" lino three body styleti. two o f them closed cars, arc
cow- priced at $070 at the factory.
They* Hr? the coup?, two-door se*
' dnn and roadster (with nimble
seat). In the "02" line tho business
coupe Ls facto o’ priced at $101*5
the roadster (with rumble sent)
nt $1075 and the two-door sedan a'
Distributors and dealers throughout the country oi'J reporting
greater attendance nt their show
rooms and larger buying volume,
with many orders being booked for
future delivery, according to fac
tory checkings. Not only do the
largest cities report »Lfinite sales
,*< increases but smaller market cen
ters from eve O' part o f the counL-Ctry have also felt the greater
K Chrysler buying.
Mr. Frazer points out that
greater .public demand, which jujs
r>’kuUod In Chrysler achieving, fo r
1 .- 1028 , third place among nil motor
car mnnu'acturerK in the sales rec
ords o f t h e National Automobile
Chamber o f Commerce, linn midr
1 these substantia! savings in coal
t* the general public poasible.
VA * a.result o f the new price ;e"'ductlonn it is possible to buy <
-Chrysler enr to fit every need am
. pockrtbook. With the widest tJiin<
o f choice offered by any Inillvid jn
motor car manufacturer, Chryalr
now produces no fewo • -than ■4f
’ "Indy types. selling® from $<»70 t«.
*'$3495.
Upper left— Fastening body bolts In Victory Six a f
ter body has been let down from floor above (right)
and proceeding to next operation (lower right).
I G H T minutes after the Victory
1Pt rVrvtirit
frnm Ithe
lm Kitnr*
n
“L '' hhflu
body to
is 1ft
down from
floor above
to the final assembly line at Dodge broth
ers, Inc,, factory, it has become one with
the chassis.
*.
There is no welding, nor riveting, in
the operations which make the body and
frame or.c. Reversing the operations the
body can be removed from the chassis
through the removal of the bolts and the
lifting of the body. Any service station
equipped with a small chain hoist can easily lift the body f -om the chassis.
In these eight minutes, consumed in fastening the body to the chassis, twenty-three
holts, twelve horizontal and eleven vertical, have been placed and securely tightened by
a crew of eighteen men. The car then passes on to other stages of final assembly. While
the holts are being fastened the Victory, is having fenders, steering column, steady bracket
and other parts put on it.'
Through the elimination' of the conventional body sills, the Victory’s center of gravity
is lowered with normal road clearance and head room maintained.
The over all .height
o fth e car h-A ’-l'jin reduced two inches by bolting the steel double-wall body to the sides of
the chassis frame.
*
. Deadening felt and anti-squeak padding is placed throughout, assuring a silent body.
All body and door panels arc also padded. In the illustrations the three stages of the body
E
•*W A SH IN G TO N , Mat. 17 (IN S )
ug —Col. Charles A. Lindbergh fifn • force! today to g iv e ’ airplane rides
no to all members o f Congress who
is- desire to take them. The invitacy t-iona were extended verbally while
w the Flying Colonel was at the
'Id capital discussing the extension of
" i j nir mail service into Katin AmeriI on. Roth Vice President Dawes nnd
n- ] Speaker Longworth told Lind*
oil bergh they thought many member?,
ns would accept.
us
While uncormnnnientive concern
'*4 irtg future plnns, Lindbergh evidentl.v plans to remain in the Oapin ( ital until ’n fte j Mur. 19, on which
P i . dale lie is to receive the Congres
sional Medal of Honor from Presitg dent Coolidge,
i nstills that
Succcm
nur
satisfactory
customers
mond Tires pave tht* way In
. y e t B u i c k clears
th e r u t s aficl g iv e s
h e a d -ro o m as w e ll
bigger tin* business fur us.
You would profit by equipping
with Diamonds. \\V keep our
stock fresh and complete at
all times and our prices so r\irodingl.t
reasonable (hat we
can say to you
" l-’or econo
my, as well as for longer mile
age, bette r traction and great
er
comfort, buy
Ilu ic k ’ s rem a rk a b le c o m b in a tio n o f m odish
fu l beau ty — m a x im u m h e a d -ro o m — and ul
clear th e ruts — is th e d ire ct result o f tlx
d o u b le -d r o p fra m e.
Diamonds."
T h is
in b eau ty, sa fe ly and all-arou n d ro a d a b ility .
to
COUPES $ t I o ' io 114JO
} I •>2)
All (*.«,, ( . a . t rjM f, M u k.. ( c .r .n m n t la , la Pr a J J , J T h t C . M . A . d /U .« » .-u .
tht m ail J tiir a h lt, u aia d a h lr.
2 -D O O R SED AN
5
ju i u x m u w 'uiT,
208-212 Magnolia Ave
Sanford Flu.
jg T l i f l i l i f ■
AMAZING
-VALUES-
—) ^
Til* ttral't
I!udy I*; ! >•••*
To cut down the wastv o f h*i't.ih
Ort through use of th.
l-rake," Si-*rra I a-i ne, Africa.-onsidcring the.building of feed.
'frTfTij :*r
OfKtlng auto uml animal Ira n *-!
tation to dUplurc mint freight*
ad vanccmcnt, pioneered by Buick
SEDANS $1 194 in $1994
*
.
SPORT MODELS $ 1JP5
1 a m l * ii *■*•*•»
Mounted t'olicc w erj called to
ladle the crowd that gnthc i*d in
ondon to witnea.i the arrival ami
parturv of the bride uml groom
turn Lord Humiit *n. eld r u m <*f
c Govctr.cr t.f Northern Irriund.
d the daughte)-. of-4he late Lo <1
ieJtlon weivgmarrivd tecently.
b rillia n t
months ago, places Buick far ahead o f other can
W iT tfrii market.
apcc’nl radio program put on
nvjj* H'. network o f eight Pacific
Coast broadcasting stations will
also be a feature o f the opening.
This program will fit !n with a
similar dedicatory program to be
broadcast over the red network
fmm W E A F and 30 other eastern j
and middle western stations."
NEW YORK, Mar. 17.— (IN S ) —
Tex Rickard iius won out over Jim
Mullan, Chicago promoter, *n the
b'ddlng for n lightweight champinnfhip match between Sammy
Mandoll ami Jimmy Mcl.arnln, The
bdutjwill b? fought lit Lhe Polo
Grounds on May 17.
Eddie Knnc, Mamlell * maimger.
?htui J lu tc rta y th it he would nrve from Chicago tomorrow to
‘gn the papers Kane stuck to
tvlleii until he wim c iivincctl the
'hicago |romater i .>uld not bind
[cLarnh*, i.ho turned down u Chiig « guarantee *-f $50,000 last
eek.
4(
have been enjoying from dia
now wlrtninx Even
G rea te r
Phone
ests of Our Customers
flu* iiinstimtly
» , ‘ The flin t Goodrich Silvcrtnwn
I
Card Tiro t o In- manufactured >*
I
tHa..Com|>aiiy'K new Ki*s Angeles
I
factory was produced * ii March
j
10", rays a imllcl'n just received
‘
A y C. K. Myers, local Goodrich
;
SHauler Jrum th,* Company headI
i quarter* in Akron, "This tir** pos- I
«cs*cd no idgnificnnl marking to |
proclaim the remarkable achieve- 1
tqent it represented," says Mr.
j
Myertt,'“ but was marked like mil- , I
lions o f its brothers had l>een
>
marked as they were fitted into the
molds nt the Akron factories.
tT h c first Fllvertown produced!
by tho I’ acif'c Goodrich Kubhn
Company commemorated an in • |
dustrinl engineering accomplish-1 k
mont that has seldom tieen paral- li
Icled bv American business enter- “
priie. It marked the completion " f |
a g'gantic factory over n quarter
tn'lfl long and 40(1 feet wide with
every detail nmi process efficiently
functioning in the record time of
* a S u c c c s s / u f Si.v ,£
seven months.
(P.E .P.)itts
For the Better Inter
F irst R a d io -ize d Police F leet
First Goodrich Tiro
Turned Out LateK
From NewestPIant
“The new Goodrich factory pro
duct] Its first Silverlown seven
months to the day aflor the first
ground wns tn-oken for its foim- '
Hrtion., Carrying farther its com*
meaioration of this ach'evement an
official opening will he held on May
2. at tho new factory, when its f
production machinery will be :n full
swing and Pacific-made Silvcrfowna will l*e pouring out to meet
4ha nmuat in*r demands of the
PO N TIAC , Midi., M tcrh 17.— struction, 010 by 040 feet. IlciidcK
l.nst week, less than four months the assembly lines it contains an
a lter the f rat rattle o f pneumatic tntire new enameling unit for the
hammers signalized the commence
treatment o f Oakland fenders nnd
ment of the latest expansion pro*
sheet
hi eta I. Exactly as In the Ponject o f the Oakland Motor Car
t
«
c
Six
plant, the converging lines
company, the new $3,000,000 car
axttmbly and shipping buildings of Oakland assembly parts and ma
f o r the Oakland All-Americnn Six terials will be so synchronized that
s i r e cempletcd . and pronounced
the component parts o f the car
ready fer the instnliaton o f con
teyorr, processing equipment and will be delivered at exactly the
proper moment us the automobile
machinery.
,
The speed with which the build prepresses down the assembly line.
ings were erected is believed to | The adjoining car shipping buildconst tute n record fo r this type of I ihg is one story high, 108 feet wide
steel, brie': nnd concrete construe •,
! nnd 700 feet long,
thm.
j Some idea o f the size of the Oak
The n»W structures provide the I
company with 380,191 square feet land expansion pi eject may be
o f additional floor space beside < ga'ned from data provided by L. A.
five mote railroad shlpp’ng spurs, Blackburn, resident engineer, who
four < them entirely Within the supervised the construction work.
Surpasses a ll odier low-priced sixes
in
Sanford Buick Company’s
Slide, Design and E n d u ra n ce
T h e minute you see the N e w Series
Pontiac Six you know that here is an
outstanding example of real automotive
progress. A more beautiful car than it.*
sensationally popular predecessor! The
lowest priced six in the world offering
bodies by Fisher with idl their famous
craftsmanship and long life construction!
A nd, in addition, equally important ad
vancements in design! T h r O -M -R cylin
der head, the cross-flow radiator, and
Annual
numerous other modern features for con
venience, safety and lasting satisfaction.
Used Car Clearance
Come in ! See and drive this newest and
finest I ’ o n iip c . Learn h o w vastly it ditfers
frnm all other low-priced sixes in style,
design and performance!
Coupe . . . . . . . . S74S Sport Cat'flolrt . . . $7V J
Sport ItiudnU r. . S744 4-Door SeJxn . . . .
J
I'hartoo . . . . . . $775 Sport Lattil*liSeil^i» ir,**
oaon.1 All \v -n.uH ViT. SlOlt In SIIM- Art
•••
r. |)*-/t.x , |( Dfft r i tmlu.1,' n iminwTvi lianUlinf flu.tic*.
Luiv Id |.ti>ok
Ucfsctitl Mutui* 17mc Faymoi*.
1
i
Don’t Fail To Inspect These Re-painted 1Vnd
Reconditioned Used Cars
Buick
■Overland
\
Jewett
Dodge
Chrysler
|
Ford .
Willys-Knight
Essex
j
OldsRiobile
Corner Park Avenue and Second St.
N E W
■
__
�PA73K W m g l L ,
O i V r M T W g A t fiw ft fr 'M iU L n . Sa t u r d a y . m a r c h 17 , 102a
ged Woman D ies S p e e d Boats Will Chase Bank Bases
,1Home Of Niece Try For Records in Defense On Letter
arly This Morning Miami Beach Races Of Geo. A. Decottes
M IA M IB E A C H , Fin., Mnr. 17."
l)jalcst Kidnap Victim
l Is Held For Ransom
& DETROIT. Mar. 17— (I N S )—
JiniM Hull, the latest victim o f Dcftolt’s kidnapping gang, war, being
A ( |ii for $10,000 ransom today.
Hall's abduction mills another name
t jo tfao lopg ,ii?t g f abductions o f
i5r*pns rorfnpHcd xvitli roadhouses
•
...
. t u t __ . • . > . ..
Hull, forinof cafo operator, was
kidnapped frim bin' home by tarn
K f, posing a detectives. Police say
friend* of Hail hav made nm uigeiafnl“ for his release ns soon ns flic
banka open this morning. Hall is
raid to h* wealthy.
Two men called at H all’a homo
yesti'i’day and introduced
themflt r * a" detectives. They told Hall
b,. was wanted at headquarters to
Iidentify a prisoner. A fter an argu
ment in* went axvny with the men.
An liunr Inter two men called at
tin’ liume and presented a note to
-Mrs. Ball demanding $10,000.
Marianna Audience
Hears Tlie Governor
:.i T i l l \ II ASS HD, Fla., Mar. tT
B - W i'1! • ' iiiure cmuitios practicalH y fin, led. fine. John W. Martin
H ih mil 'hit i.'vck'a cariiiitiignlng
■n Hr: !"l tnfnght. The Marrii fcesl ;."t i f
Phriiordng Board endid y- ter > nftenioon and the exK'r'ilive
dun will pi'olmldy be
Sudd (..'a\ During tile pa: t week'
pie fi vi -'>:i>r has motored to some
e.tirlv r:*-'t,. here eaeh night for a
iSf.ferli,
■M "a fotir hundred people heard
(F . - "re ,, in Marianna lart
k in d New Secret Irx 'fylelon R aising
(Continued F orn l‘.nr»i 1 i
_
Voting, Lender plants, now
<;i(y r f " HaltfordjHHim da,—payable
protected by Iruuspam it
Sliipnn is were licav;
cm
from the proceed* to la-"derived
W N o l’iiue SincDl ho War Has
(imtcrml
the Governor Martin Cup, nt:il ilv. Dom the sale o f aid negotiable Sanford yesterday in spite of the
Teuluji Chemical Industry [ t ] ' M Y tliotiuim ls off yniirui' rnnbonds.”
rain. Due hundred and Seven t a i ;
Contntodorc Hatcher Trophy were
Exerted Such Pronounced
inluuiM- p lant* whirti In l l o i e
During the course of the nrgu- rolled iiiil o f Hanford Soft Ion and
Effect On l ’ usincss Affairs te nd er ‘ perio d are sutilcci to dam-•ehcclultd *,o<lay for the St. Ratmtnt. which was bii,-r. tlie court
»W f ro m wind nod Mini, sro ihixxrich’s Day program uT the Miami interjected the remark that " i t ap a total r f lUi from Florida, t'alif.
tng th ro u gh Hint cru cia l atAge tills
Beach Mld-WIntcr Regatta.
pears as though the Chase Nation shipped ;I.V cars which brought the
ynar p ro te cte d
tiy c o v s i i n n o f
ccitoplianc. Ito* t h in , l ia n s p n rr n t
• Gar Wood’s Mias America V, al Bank should have made a ipor? U. S. total to Dot. The Fan r i
m ate rial eo w id e ly used as wr ap *
investigation
before carp were hilied to the folio,vl. ,■ |
he ’ broken steering wheel repair thorough
Pine* f o r candy
In tin* Im p eria l
ed was ready to go out do dacV- ncccpting the collateral posted by points: l” Wave os',, 22 P >t m m
V alley r f C alifo rn ia, w h e r e the
against time lor new wOlid a re - the Send nolo County Baal, in obratstnc or rtifttnipiipva t* one of the
Yard*. 0 Chicago, G Jersey r .-,
.■>rds. Miss California, oxytud ni.i taming n loan.”
Im p ortan t i m l m i n .
a|ti« p r o l c c l I lie ( ity of Fanfold protested .’! i ’hiladciphitt, 2 FJuper.ee, '• >.'• > inept hv William T.. Daugherty. ivv m ateria l Is li.nij; wi. fitly used
driven hy Die!, Loynmi
Lana
Bench. California, was favored ti tlie Chase National Bank's eonen- York, 2 each Cincinnati, bet mi . Amerieun trade ('uttimisaioncr at a f t e r a series o f e x p , rtinent* to
d isco ver ttm best sort o f c o v e r i n g
ih i Ito, •
.
win the Waldorf A*otorid’ Trophy tioa o f legality in the transaction Montreal, 1 each Baltimore, B
to foste r Iho ear ly g r o w t h o f lU.,in
submitting
argument
to
the
e
f
By gradual processes the Ger plums.
fo r unlimited lfil cnlne inch hy
tan, Decatur, !'t Smith, Grand
man dye 11 list has established «
droplanes. A fter1 taking two lieu,.- fect, that the bonds never had prop
It had been the custom to cover
er Inception, were not i sin d in con Rapids, Kansas City, Kni xville. hack ground o f intomntiohnl co- each plant with paper to prnljcl
from Miss Ripen, owned by dan;
Newark.
PUttbui 'i, i penition, assuming interests in It from iho weather conditions tint
Talbot o f I a>h A n gers, in the I'd formity with the laws’ of Florida Macon,
Top !,m , the United State*,’ Great Britain, It had boon found ihnt this ulso cut
limited class, Mis.; Kioto cap i; •! ami were handed to L ike in mi un Richmond, , Rochester,
executed form. Lake, the City Toronto.
and
elsewhere,
according
to oil tiler rays of tli\j suii iietcasary
■and swamped in tin* second lie. .,
claims, in his capacity as presiDaugherty. He said that the most
The f. o. b, market was imsignificant case of international
charged yestivday with fai ly ■
.idunce now is contemplated ac
for small sines and very sloe.
i
tion hy the German trust to fruni'*
from 1’hi lade! phi a today show
a pact with Imperial Clientianl
weather to l*o J15 cloudy. i>fii !
industries, of Kaghiiul, the Ksluhear ur ,ived from Florida and 1
Iisseinents Kuldman, of Frame.
ears \\\ re held oil track. Then I >1 ildy to alhs'ale production to
were no ! ,\*sh offerings cm i’ <- minimize i mil petit ion to exchange
market,, which was
tionniall. technical proces-es' and to share
11 v.ns said that counsel for Htemly d'itli loo few sales rep ti market1.
both sides will get together with cd to quote. Baltimore reports ih.
('oncltides I’acls
in tlie next two nn .itlis and .thresh nm i.e'. Pull and prices unchn . 1 The dye trust, he explained, eonout tlie matter of fixing the ntn- and Washington market etiaul?
laded a pact iit l!>27 with NorsJj,
••nut of the liiitnl to In- posted by olid prices unchanged.
,-41ydrn. ~rhr 'important Norwegian
he t ijy o f S'jipioni. aoul-Umt- the
■ •Ilium iiitiate and hydro-elect ri
' ■a’-Ti "w ill tlien In- set for trial
l"'wc.' fueGir; it concluded an nrshortly tlierealler.
At
today's
• iMiigement with no American oil
In aiim; w ire t'itx Attni'm-y George
mpaiiy, exchanging processes: it
V. Do Gotti's. May.o' F, F. lious,
quiii I lieenses owned hy nnoth-xllnnit.xle rrowth atiit In fact re*
linlder and ussoeiaie city attorney
f i r American. cnliijmay to tmimr Imijed ttio maturing o f ttir tender
I .in ii-ri II. Bog v- o! Inclisimville.
i.
iclilH' liiauiuui white i:i lltll.'
tier- plants.
It was then that
■The ynr:j'"TS Ii'P.Ciiig'for (ho south
i l l • and hared an agreement, n lli>;|hano was tried.
Villa la
{Gout inueil from Page I)
this 'miintlrttf.■ing I > till in,other America tran* pa runt, very thin. nr,d easily
was iiinipletely ili'Htroyed.
•upaiiy right.- to miimifuctiu " hatulleil. It was discovered that tiy
That no more loss o f life on
n ited i.irlum in Faded Htau -. li • urn the in pessary prolcetlon
W A SH IN G TO N ,
Mar.
F
- n inineil wits regarded ns ic i
• it given and ot ttm mum tlinu Um
i iilinneil expa i-ion of the dye
p.- ''ts rovered by this transparent
:• tlloii’ hy tile citizens of tile li1 !■
( IN S )—Tile U. B. BaUiorliip 1
: . , U \ H R K M .r 17.- I I N S t
t. ijuv.' ci\en ii controlling i*.l matai.ul s.ru advanced tbrea or
radii was rammed fy a comme
All "iihuny
teti .ii
in g f . i t r town a:< they hurried to the pc.
;
e.c
nt of ihe ea|ijliil foundation
o
f
wreckage.
Thu
road
was
1
i11
v
*
nteamcr, the Haiti Ai '.amler
Nev. lu ll, were cii'sely gtialded !»>
'
ill
Git man chemical corpora.
il
with
liiu.-,)i
and
debris,
mat
San Diego, Calif., late last n
poll,,' cariy today following re ipt
' iili led into an ai i aiigeiueiit w ii i
according to u dispatch to
ii" - i c , peeled to result ill a
of u 11 lepitotie jsc- 'igi* al l ,c »,f- passage almost impossible for
navy today. Tlie I ’iih/rado was «
fiee ■!' tiie I ritciiH'iiiUgll Rapid tin :'. IVputiv; from the office • capital im reuse front Us present ilic Fuindatd (hi ( Cinoany " f New
ly cut on tin- rtarhimtd side
Tra it ( olupany that “ one id its tlie Ijike county sheriff were ■ t.loii.iioo.otlO ninths to finance fa Jersey, cuneeitiltiv ml Jiateuts and
suffered no domage lie low
il, internal and external us.tocia* I n„ i - .c'. flu, agici iiient. accord
s'.il'v y stalions was I l,vl\ to be tin' sceiio early to inuintoln oi.l.
ing' I" I hlUgh.'t'l>, linllhtlesa coup
and
clejir
(lie
roadway.
1
ion,”
I laugherty said.
water bine.
i
litoc.il up lu'fote imoum;;."
"Il is a ronspieuoiis fart Ilia" les with the Dye Tiu.-t's plans to
New's of tlie 1 wsitcr's ilaniar
mao) old-lliiie German ciieiiiiial I pi .(duo* nil fi nm lignite m Gerspread rapidly to nraihy pla>
C LARK SUGGESTED
i inii ishments, fared t.'illi dye Ftatultnd Git eompany the henc
and within an hour sovera! I"
n any dividend-'
may involve giving tlie
V ( j t ’ L N T IN P R IS O N .« 'd
ii.
i't ,-,,r, p,g it t iii . . .........................I
dred i ni'i"U ■ persons had gatliW A SH IN G TO N ,
Mur. 17.
'.il
of
some
petroleum .racking re17 - (IN S ) William Fain.,
11:xulhi-tl in lle ir Inti" t " iinnal
cd on I lie scene.
(I N F )— The aiipointmeiit o f Frank
ii tateiin o' . irti'l: the trust pan' 1 eat eh done at the* I. G.'h chief
. in i ater i-i
San tjiii’li
Clark, former i i.-iigresumnn from
|o |,., e i-it i'll l'ljii hosinoss. It i l.'Is , alories ut 0|ipuu hei laidGermany m e .
Miami, Fla., as a nfeutber o f th<* '
wages, shoi i
. -pi-il.-d In pn.\ I ” per cent in i wigshatcn.
S. T a riff Comniissinii, was urg i
I Dituyhei'iy said lliat the I fi.
1 i**T •») era l ions."
t
undergroii
upon President Coolidge today I"
<-i ptuii I' d I'.ith the Ainejn’au N’ a1lie German tniat l:.u I <1
Senator Fletcher (D ) i f Florida.
tc.'si
| Honorary I ’allhcnrcrs include
[v i >, Forster, James Moughtuii,
Sedge ,j, G. Sharon, John D. Jin*
Ki„s It. S. Babbitt and John MusKen.'Die active pa’ Ihearers w ill bg
B. Chapman G. E- McKay, L.
'V. Steele, John Gove, M. Y . Bltfdsoj
»nJ A. L. Belts. Pallbearers aVC
ftiipustu
ijuinii' at
Celery'Markets
Bureau o f Agricultural Kroonrnics
co-operating
witli the
Florida State Bureau ot Mar
kets. — It. R. Corbin,
I.oral KitrtWlUaltve
Concluding healj
l
,i. i-.Tr. i t r n 1
g-
v
i
/'A 'arvi*n . i
si - / r '.i
7
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U SLB U ' (y
four;weeks fartlirr toward market
ing. This new practtcu Is thought
hy many to presage a consider ijdo
advnnce In tha cantaloupe ludostry
for, If th« llltlii plants can ho smtj
nhly protected and ut the samo
Umo given ttio advantage of the
sun's mys to an extent Dial will
nitliuatrly nlnre ttio cantaloupes on
Um market tareo or lour weeks
Catlpplnxim. which a ooq ol
newer cellulose tnatvtnbi <ve,vnj
by industry, has idreddy bccit B
work *nI'orssfutly In'undid Btf
way*. Originally, lt --vr**’ ci
used In wrapplmt caiulu*.
eajnty boxes uiwl ln. luoUaUni
llciato textured or edible, mats
ttot wlthtn iho past few oioryt
tui* nlso twicri pot (o u*> as a
pumry corerlnff foe
lilts**
dog'* miusaces. ns a' thtm'
nintcrlal for women'i* ■sprltt*.
and (or making artlltctt] flq;
Tbo discovery of its vaJua ss aj
.teepon for cautntoubo idthu II
o'f ttio most valuabts that lull
rondo.
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i; pal lead company, which Juic
ing acquired mil eests iii titantuui
ole it a ices in Sonv.iy,. has as
signed iis Iks uses for nrodoi lion
of titauimn wlilti; to the German
dye tinst. which pivi|H)»e« to mailufactuie ibis pigment and sell to
Geiitral I'.iiropeau market*.
lower i. 'irts Ui vaeatu tho action
■i x-Secratury pf Intariop Albert
S. WINS A IT E M
WASHINGTON. Mar. 17. (IN S ) I
Tlie govei ament today won an I
appeal to the Supreme Court fuel
review of tin unsuccessful suit in I
Fall m confirming I hd claim o f t
Standar OiL t'lgiunan t'J..vall«l
oil Inndh ui '.H iA'nT*oif
Nuntbqf , i k.CaJifnniip.
McLaulins
E N G R AVIN G '
Diamond Moutttjfyk
Jc« elcrs-Opt*mctrh»t f m , ’
Wntrh Repairing
ali'SirV V a’
ji
VS
Ratlin Experiment To
He Conducted Soon
1 V.IYOUD. Calif., Mnr. 1-7.
* Mere tlian fo rty prinof the nation will ru
■ i huge lieoadi astirg oxMar. V'-'Hi when six of
id'v mo*; t fa moil a film
'! tie lienrd on tlie nir.
'■ ( luiplin, Dougins Fiilr*'"nn:i Tnlnuulgc, John
>re. D. W. G riffith, am!
D1 Rio will npjiear bemirrophone. The 'tidio'M le released over a na' bain from It to 7 I*. M.
Standard Time. Among
• to participate tiro New
i'ltilndelphia, Chicago, St.
’ •4p, Frauciacp, 'N o w Or*
•llatitn, Houston, Oakland,
and Kansas City.
.*>d
ijP¥psi4'*V;
iP M w n r f D K f y
....... .
Onenldl d/maw
/’>farden offUl.th
~ rr/Arv n o n ton
/
*'die
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Dr. King To Tak
On Al Smith Again
Wil d AI Smith will da if he
radii . the White House will be
or*fn t tmnorrow night by tlie
hv. I ’. |>. King, pastor o f the
'rrl Itaiil i t Chinch, in tlie t.hinl
^ id* talks on Smith’a candidacy,
(altitude* of Americans, contends
h>' I a tui-, do not realise tha dhuei* which arts involved In even n
fti tii . , injiicration'o/«Smith afe
Warner Installed
‘ As Hotel Inspector
Jerry \v Cii,t.T, ;.Uite btU*l ccyn"*xiuncr. wa* a visitor in San1r.lay^ cohting iicrc cso inr U ir\Vurt T v 7 WaiTTne uffie? o f xleputy Imlel
■•nen” Tho territory In-
** ■'•Mif«a.l-will-4>o-wiil«»r-M«*.
a '* jurisdictfctt. * Following
■*»■!)■
t rJV 1' tfr na*<* ^
th® *ocwl mnn
y ( ^r^Ufftiy uzzumcd t hu'ge of
;
=
*
mmm.
y/iehour o f Praye;
Mosque will l>« located '• eoffi
ttructod on (lie garden and Arabian "VflTa^a In I
Aral * drcMad
dressad in the
event (Ido o f the Oa-d*. with Arab*
viewed I*y the Imper il lV y n ta tt
Bi'Ulcvarvl over- native costume.* with {h elr'fio
•vho will bo stationed hnlf way
looking the park robes and quaint' headgear,
tlirnvy’t tfn^Nfyn lvn -ef Uiati cu
v,'Kh an «mcr> playing hammered cdppar.
liiu a/ini Boulevard in i I ’-snd rcj>t esv’ iimfr un Egyptir-" M •'(pm onu
geitay drive i«; bras*, rug* and other handle
furnished in n mnnm j In filling
tlto rear
fo r ( A missive pyramid with
the dignity c f th- Imperial* P «»t
grarlng at its baa# w ill « * l
us*i
o
f
nmbu-,
tcntntr, Impcriai OJf.ccf.i and Hic.t
shadows
aenwa thtfakihi t a j
lances
in
ease
iruerts.
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|iroTc"(Re’ picture'af t h e W d
On the evening o ’ Mu>‘ -nd thc
Pack your la g —Jain th* j
till the op|iosltc
Uniformid Units Will
part in ,
art elreTrfrinnratTTBt’ul
ffrWr
•Mdc Of the iltrecj will bo thirteen van headed toward Miami. 1
.huge godji 2& feet in hciglit taken will be Fun and Frolic evMT
the Boulevard dorlitncd ( iliugh.uio o f Die day and night.
cn tins e ffe c t ‘ W^rhe »?riou.x coV
tnrln entrant^ qnd wJl bp«£"UJt ’ from the early Egyptian Temple*.
4,kjrH'gud will aland on u 12xU
Official rcservatlb*# frori
ored light* butlinkiT <• cli rath1*
prJstriyof’ttjrtj
mtir
ivi;
tir> EUto o f l ionI fret 1,;..' ■., •
temple*. Indicato -100,000 vis
her c f the uniform'd bo id ’■ Ha7* on
on,
cfyicr-tcan
®f
grand fcnrctaelc.
Egyptian .(it.Ush niM yRcjr.uxnt ' 'fn ffM r t.o f tho cenlrr grand- and Miami-'Ih f.wtrjaatW' t * 11
tcries Pro carried on the >"«*'> it to t
*,?»».
.. *iZJ vi•iv11* *, hnVil•».-irt1■* Jtrjr.I and half way through' tho huioJ a, *‘oiivif lodaiiuoa ^ro - %
furnish power fer tt? many VulM- ■ An illuminated w-ln il! |u tllO.fOSWiro of
, ■,
.i
i- *’
A P.vgcant will tike pi-****,
^r ’i nV . Cutaial’.ii-:
h
. 1I
• cvaJi.fAH dylbBf tatft
mrdr.v i tt:rntnVn 1
1 ’ : ! I*:,, idtfc. lijauli/d in
WkUh wi«l u t f • arlv J.ijypiUli besf ruuM hi uni M i
A-Ipt- J -i .ii;
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taiw^pn.l fartiftbod liyfit- rate* as low a» oaa
*v r*i, ,
...A’ityns I..*1
.. •
thirj.thn dlnAity c f 't h * Iqtjtfrial fifty cent* per dny.
. in. win ih
>:c ;
Every po-va’blo »ort <
Dpi. ntatv’a rank,
til a- atJ.tfiW t«j.Th3
nr Hu Official M atringed that >'-v
laerA baa. boon -r * a a (
v DUfi-Uy in j V ic *r o f
M IA M I, F lorid a — The tropicnl : hruh* will form n most hcnutlful
background o f Miami will be the background for tlie hhriitora to
nutting fo r the .Shrine Imperial holil. their annuel frolic.
Council Session during May 1, 2,
l'iv q Mock* o f granthrtnndr trBI
Inclusive.
.
.
Im constructed d o n g Ulscaytic
Thu Bay front Park, which acp* Boulevard whidi^ot** parallel-wit II
•rates Biscayru' B.'.y front the busithe cean-r
center u.
of
ness diftrlct,
dif.triet, will bo
lie ino
decoration and cntcrtaijiiught, itncl
w ill be trauaforpird into tjie Gar
den o f Allah. Tlie rumplcbon o f
this park in’ part o f Ilia
000 ipipr.>y*eic»bprfiniaBl D cgdlly
eoinpleted byttm citr c f Miami;
The stately coconut pnltnr. royal
gwdsw’n dwtw‘tndiw*»i,^twi,'HtiI’. ‘WiWa*1
cu*, oleander, rpyul p;unclu*.iicc. ernndatopca. On fuerr
dVr, will bo th'• fit
• n d hundreds « f .other vaHutici «*f the uniformed uiilY* ia
th j, color fu lL is L -r y
yotyeous tropical flowara . •««)_
St*
w
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H
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f
v« cf .be Gfcr-,fl.s LlacU la
fleetdvffr*
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ntro'illn A ir n it r,
ni
* H E SANFORD H B R A LP/S A TU R D A Y/M A R C H ?T,'1P181 /. / :
Get Rd&jly I ’ofVote
TAX TIME
LEESBURG COM M ERCIAL
THEBE W IL L i’ F. A T A X RE
DUCTION at this session o f con
N
n« urm ail
rllM
m a i le r
gress. Tho surplus available for
it ST, WIN. nl <ka I'rwtofflrir
( • • f n n l i I'lnrld a. il inter act u(
tax rcducton will not exceed *223,>•( -\t,rrb a. «#0T,
000,000. Tho senate finnneo com
t O L l . A M ) I.. n K A X . . .......... m i l i a r
mittee
will begin writing tho
ttOW'AIlM IIKHIl ....... ... *l ann«rr
measure Mnrch 10th and it .w ijj
r i k r., jo Ai:sJMwaw*in«
no' doubt ho In committee until
n m - iii
- i n-.....
- i* n o \ ij a t h sApril 1st when it will reach tho
I Nir mm ••-m *•-m —-mm.
IT.IHl
J in n y c itiz e n s h a v e c o m e to r e g a r d t h e ir g o v e r n m e n t '
(jI
,,pnnt«
pnrtmbl.
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k m H o n l k i - ... ..... .........i— ll.TJ
s
o
m
e
th
in
g
w
it
h
w
h
ic
h
,
t
h
e
y
h
a
ve
,
little--to
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o
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n
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debated
fo
r
thirty
day#
„
ns
something
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...
,
,
,
.
Jr Carrier rrr W>*k ......... 10 ,1 5
Jlivon less.-Ttmc wnH When men died for the sake o f the fran ihen go to free conference for
Ilfn iM r * n n t6 r* 'r ntwwrrr w a r reconciling tho differences be
.vayrr , > « l iw I Mini In
(Mr l e l r r n n chise, but, once granted, it has been totally disregarded !>'
tween the house and the ncnntc
■llaaal N n u nervier. i t n h l a K from
large
numbers
o
f
persons.
This
is
particularly
true
of
thd
<hl.
najwrlnr
kin a
nrannluitlnn
hills
nnd i! will then he ready for
t a r r a lf Ihanahhil
itnlty ru\ rr~ "best citizens," who seem to feel that they might be con
final passage, probably between
ta c all I k r Irmllna event* o t I h r
rattrr m i l l . T h l I, N. N. la r »- taminated by going to the polls, yet who, if they voted, tho first and fifteenth o f May.
U peelal
a M l l r efficient l a I'larltla anil la
Would morn than likely help to improve a government which
The Mirplns can be npplied to
[ a ltihaist
ik »i
rqaal.
tax reduction, debt reduction or
at
best
is
often
corrupt.
•
,
__ HrraM Ja .a menihrr »t lk»
The election on June G is the most important one which ahsorhed by increasing the ap*
udlt l la r rn u nr < tr riil,n ln »», m<
trraatmnnl Aaanrlaf Inn nf l*ut>has
come during the recent ’Brian of four years. For state pioprintions and the peril lies in
lla k r n , AilvrrtlNrra, and A d t e r t l# la*
A jrata
which
Tron|re « eae* and county we make almost a dean sweep, re-electing form- a deadlock o f the factions and no
I a k l l ' k r r m em ber •« aalnnll In
tax measure, which will automat(kstanak
audit
nf
aubai-rlpllni or office holders to their old jdbs. or putting in their places
re
' tlala (a ttrder In V i r l l j aliaolntet.
duction
all alalMa i f rl rr u lalln n aa n a i l a other candidates. Seminole County citizens will vote to fill j ucti0n, \v> favor tnx reduct
hnamt baalnriM mr'hnil*.
o f ihe entire amount o f the sur
the following offices:
iffice;
plus.
Six presidential
entia electors.
' SA TU R D A Y , MARCH 17."
It'seems reasonably certain thnt
Twelve
delegates
to
the
national
Democratic
convention,
legati
T il K I I K Il AI.H'.H P H O O I I A M
income tax o f corporations will 're
A— t w w a r l » e l l ) and m m i l ) ail- four from the stofb afc large and two from each congressionceive a share o f tho tax reduction.
mlnlalrallnn.
1^— Ueeaer w n l i r route lu J a e k x i a . al district.
The only uncertainty is the iimvtlld,
Members of the National Democratic Committee.
mint. A levy o f one per cent on
Sm—Taaalr nrl ln n of « * . John* Indian
n i r r r Canal.
A United States senator.
the incomes o f corporator
yield
V —-l aan auratlun o f m o a l h l r * * P « » Four representatives ih congress, one each from the $00,000,000 and if the on.ire sur
■_ Dp W f f k . "
u C m ra tln*
of
hullillair p ro - First, Second, Third and Fourtli congressional districts.
/ plus was applied to corporation
m«- aouxra, h'ltrla, apni'Iiurnl
tax reduction wo could have a rolira,
A governor,
* .
duction t f 2 1-2 per cent In cates
xm -.\ < o m m m l l ) Chrxl.
A secretary o f state.
■ Dm—<’« miil»tli>n at r h r h r a u l l f l e a hut it is hardly possible thnt tho
fIo n pra dniin .
An attorney general.
entire surplus can be applied in
-v V « t u and moilrrn boapllnl.
A comptroller.
that direction. A maximum reduc
B IB LE VERSE FOR T O D A Y
tion o f 2 per cent is about ail that
A state treasurer,
can lie reasonably imped for nnd
A state superintendent o f public instruction.
much depend i upon public senti
T H E TW O G R E A T COMMANDTwo justices o f tho state supremo court. ■
, M ENTS
Thou nhntl love the
Two members o f the Florida railroad commission, one ment and the taxpayers convinc
ing congress o f the business nec
L o h l thy God with nil thy hourl,
for an unoxpired nnd another for « full term.
essity and economic advantages
and with ail thy soul, mid with nil
An adjutant general.
o f surli reduction.
thy strength, nnd with nil thy
A state chemist.
The federal-estate tnx 'has a
mind; and thy neighbor ns thyself.
a/ibA
good chance of. being repealed.
County judge,
— Luke 10:27.Unfortunately those who do not
* Sheriff.
..P R A Y E R :— W e
thank Tiiee.'
pay
this tax do not consider that
that to all those who trust in
Clerk of the circuit court.
they are in lores ted hut it is ftoeThec,
b, Thy commands are'not greCount^superintendent of public instruction.
ialism, centralization nnd conflavioiu.
County assessor o f taxes.
ea ion in its mnyL virutent forrt
Tux collector.
_
a n d 'cv eiy citizen should battle
"Hundreds Dio in Dam Burst”
..
.
.
--Supervisors
*of
"registration.
.
...
against it with all their might.
^^beadlina. -When curaing is 'exIt is levied as a regulatory and
-* "County commissioners.
cusabt*.'. . •
not a revenue measure so far ns
Members of county boards o f public instruction.
tiie federal government is con*
That “ Blood will tell,” ns the
Justices of the peace.
eerned n< .congress permits tho
’ famous adage nays, is doubtless
Constables.
stales to take Hi) per cent o f tho
true, but there’s no telling what.
Prosecuting attorney.
proceeds.
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Members of\ h e state executive committee.
.Secretnrytr'Mclioi recommended
We wonder how long it will he
that ?30,001),U0Il of the surplus he
Members
of
the
congressional
executive
committee.
1 before Applcyurd, Taylor and Mm.In filling these offices the people have a duty to per applied to reduction o f the income
, Xanxle withdraw from the race.
form not only to themselves but to their country. It is high tax of individuals in the intermedi
-------- o----ate brackets but the house gave
Newspaper paragraph*!-* devote ly important that the best men be selected in every ease, The
the $31),000,1)01) to repeal o f th?
1lota
o f space
to thoflapper’*
people should make it their business to investigate and find automobile lax. There is still an
•aidrt but if it get* much
shorter out who is the best man for each office and then set* to it. other group that would apply it
it won’t be so funny.
that he is elected. In order to elect the best men, it is nec to reducing the corporation tax.
*------o —
essary
that every citizen vote. Remember the crooks never This I s one Of the controversies
Seminole County has a woman
miss. a vote;
good
people who forget to ipinlify or that will be fought old in *!ic sen
ndldate for nuj>erinUTidcnt o f .....
.
. it’s the
,
,
ate.
•
,
lolls.
9U. Women are fu*t becoming 0 *•’ ,ot* r ile d pi jro to tilt
It is tin- privilege and the duty
sore and moru pruminent in noliof every taxpayer to express his
OCM.
views on tax red net ion to their
t■
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•ranters and congressmen. In no
H ie world continues to lose
lather way can they lie in position
! some mighty good aviator* by alU n ea sy lies th e beat! th a t w e a rs a cro w n . S in c e “ M is s i to accurately reflect the - enti[ lowing them to eon tin ue to try
F uith D e F tm l” w as cro w n e d q u een o f t lie .Miami b a th in g j n .-«• t <f their district.
flights beyond the ability of then
Reality Contest, she has not had a restful moment, being
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I machines.
~ ~ In view of the Importance o f the rapidly approaching
election on June 5, The Herald wishes to take this oppor
tunity o f urging all Seminole County citizens to register and
pay their poll tuxes before it is too late. A t the present time
the voters may register in their home precincts but- after
April 2 the books will be removed to the office o f supervisor of registration where registration is still possible until
May 1.
DIGGERS D A IR Y FARM
. Phone 8711
Swee*: Milk
Sweet Cream
Butter Milk
Milk far Babies
PH O NE 771
*
H ALL AND PENTLAND
* C E R TIF IE D PU B L IC A C C O U N TA N TS
---- ---------IN CO M E T A X CON S U L T A N T S —
S. G. G R A Y , Resident Manager
817 First National Bank Building,
Sanford, Morida
Loch Arbor
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
\
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A NEEDED REFORM
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“ T h e F r ie n d ly D r u g S to re ”
L a n ev’s
Sanford
t
Jno. D. Jinkins,
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
E. First St.
Tax Collector Seminole County.
.And Accurately
•
A Little Journey
j
!
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T liro tu ili a F am ou s
laws of qaality- rule
every s
step in building one
qI Am erica’s finest motor
/ h e re
•dir
a
A LANDHnG FIELD
VI.BAN V 1IER A I.I)
W id Rogers told Ui* Albuoy midieiici- Mouiliiy nigh' that Albnn;,
need - a landing fiebl. lively town
nt i'd* <oi<*. he added, an*! we think
he is light. “ The town thill bus n*»
l*itiding field." said the humorist,
"in a few year# will be about a* I
P 'pulur with the traveling |iuidic |j
a u town without n depot."
Rogers I'iin te to Albany from j
Montgomery by air, amt the pt-oitb-ni o f a jnniiing field presented
itself. There is, o f course, a place j
in tho outskirts o f Albony where
flying machines land, but il lacks
a good deal o f lining a landing
field.
It is true, undoubtedly, H im!
many nil airplane thnt passes A l
bany by would land hen- if a suit
able landing field Were available a
field o f ample size, suitably mark
ed for identification from the air,
and with a few- uccomodations
Kuril a.> airplanes nnd their crew*
renuire.
More and inure will people trav
el by air. Presently freight will be
')• Senator W»|sh ef Mtmlan.i
'.
i
V
’ 1 M> 111 1,10 * " ‘eet by-and-by when list- moving overhead, just a* Unvle
ominau-d fm the pie*ideury.
!
I heir disputes by arbitration and candidates for Sum’s mail# now move. Tho mail
service itself w ill he extended
1
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|comity jobs spiuk to political-rivals,
from year to year, anil the town*
Briihune tnuy
i-iglft f,b,njt a
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and
cities with good landing field*
net-bf
nirpltm*
flying
ae
ro**
ftiP
n/ mrpltin<i- Hying m
tW
j in- ik -1i■ I f„,.i
, u „, : ,, .
Uai itic and attm-king the United knocks o n
i ' , 1( . V ,-l l s < :1V Opportunity nut only tire the towns and cities where fli
talc#
«, hut if they don’t haw ate.‘ .
‘ , . '. "
' ! 1 ,s playing an anvil chorus on every ers will stop.
It is a matter Albany can well
ore luck
m .oviH
u ^ in
m
. ot
.
eroatiiiig
tlm
t ...
body
nf «w ., 1 , ,i,,,j‘
' .*' . , .Vs.
*t,r riR’ ° w n e r around the corner with
r than
mptu diolrur
the I ” ,
*u* u,,rld
" " I ’kl is in sore
so n need of men who can do things, afford to give attention to. Think
’an other ntt.
lUtemptH
dming tin-J,
: '‘ ,u‘
iat ten month*, we won't have t > ,l' '
van easily be recalled bv every one where onnor* ing it over will mean nothing un
•Try much
uch.
“rtuiilly smuslit il in ,|„. ,|„„r
, o||„r0d (,”
3
. less thinking is followed by « c - 1
0,1,1 dragged him forth to auccesa.— Elbort Hubbard.
linn. A landing field is a commun
The little 1. 11 1 down tse i ti-et
-o ity ussi-t even now, and Dial will ,
•nea thnt i*te |iu ■ i -i d for vui!*
be more and more true as tie* |
the pre**nt er.m- wove.- Sanyears pass.
d HtraUI. Tr.i* *lo-j|d be t-iicoiltnjr new, to triiuimdogints, for
JA C K SO N V ILLE JO U R N AL
n d s . i t . tied i i ini ;inThe ret buck fer tile pluli lu td’:jj- ora rln sen unless called mto exmere iK-r .-amid than the p"!
House Pninlintf
'H'ld kind UU rniunt New*.
iriiic- t,.<* “ lame duck” hi-ai Jiiii of tiaordinnry #e#idi-n. It i# possible
Interior
Decorating—
11
— ---- u------coiigre** i* only temporary. It i* that next November a Democratic
peaking o f the expoKury# of r-lij.ugh support in both parties congress nnd n Deniocrutie pres
IL A . Halverson
Upt Republican campaign coll
ident may he elected, The preaiVery Reasonable
ation*, Will Roger* says the eventually to he adopted.
dent-elect will not take office,un
Phone 432 W. 708 tV. First Kt.
The measure will make it pn:<- til March -t. Unless he call* the
tOcrats ought to improve their
aption if they want to win ia sihie for |ir<-s d e n ts to take office* new congress into extraordinary
onnl election*. Ju*l
let A l sooner and for new congresses t^ session it will not convene until
h become provident and he'll function promptly with u fresh December o f next year. Unques
't «yr/t
the Repulilicun*
a tuivnduta from the people. It will tionably the t'ni^** |y too long, and
;j or twro about corruption.
climjaatJ the furce o f the* shi-rt in the caite of u-populnr issue-on
CITY TRANSFER
rvtsii! Dji of Connies* ma<i<_* up of which there is n strong popular
& storage co.
moat #imultancou#|y with tin- Jmaty mpuber# who have hern tit*. rtntimcnt, it is not c-ut o f tile que*Expert-Piano moving with
ujiceincnt thnt the J. G. Penny, f»r.t<*J. Too oftrn member* <-f ton- i Ron for a prcnxlent or a ccnurvs*
improved SEL-PO piano _
pany i# *non to open a new t;,!.# who b«>*c been repudiated through the mathihery o f olfirem o v in g e q u ip m e n t .* " ^ *-vj*
•’ irt Sanford, aquawk# wen- ut the |oil# ate able to block le^- holding UaJ]}0 (jt. ib# .vtUbiis r f- tM
d that them* chain stores do a iriaiaivot the »brtrt**e*»*lm, vfhtf'h 'people for month*,
Hauling -Crating -Shipning
■ Side-Track Farllities.
------ t h a f '- r t P f - ;/|tp„sit
conies between a national election
The county- hu* putjiown the
Phone R96
• money In the bajik* today and and t-hc time for the nsw members old rystem fo r whivli there wa#
2Q0 N . Maple Avenue
it out JoniOrrow. To which u to Risuntr their dulie* .
11 rhup* ac me repaon when jt.w iq
a tienilnoU; (M anly, b«nk«r
Aa i tnalUorti otlind, members of rdopt ;d. phly co tlfrijii itself, ur
Ralph W. Losslng
t v.ilh %('iiuid<rahl- wit that con;rre## clorted in NVvcmhcr do one liouia; 1> now jituiuKiqr in the
M gi
r merchant* chock it out today nut have’any nay about leaislation tw y of a reform that is much needdef*»*i|r it tomorrow,
f i r more than n f i a i j f t o j h a '
'The law provides that i f the taxes upon any real csiai.
shall not he paid before the first of April or anv
the Tax Collector shall advertise and hcI!.
' ‘
'
No extension o f lime hns been granted for the imv
ment of State nnd County taxes.
y■
Property owners in making inquiry about taxes »nj
please furnish full legal description o f prnucrlv
shown by deeds.
* M
The place to build your home
The War Of Beauty
beautiful apparently is tint all its cracked up to lie. espci • The Orlando Sentim-.l i* run- •ally when it arouses jealousies and kicks from till sides.
ing a feature railed "Tip* foIt seems that “ Miss DcFord" was very beautiful, beauti
taxpayer#." Tips won’t help us ful enough to calcli the judges’ eyes in f. crowd of several
any. What We lived is a regular hundred other beau ties, She was hailed as "Miss Miami" un
endowment.
til it developed later that she was married and the c o m p la in
ants
protested that she might well he called "Mrs. Miami"
P Re member
you
e a n't
.vote if you don’t regi*icr ami pay1^ 111 l,iat ll“ sP.f-respecting married lady could afford to go
-your poll tax. And if y.,u don't about as "Miss Miami."
vote, you've got no right to kick
Ihit this is not the first lime that a contest winner ha*
about condition*.
found ht-rsi-lf in hot water.
Last year Miss Murcia llnmh
------ « -------was hounded as being a professional after she bad been
• Forrent I^ike testified lie hadn't
looked at hi* hank statement fo. crowned queen. And Ihe year before winsome little Miss Ada
four or five year*. Don't know a* Wilburns, crowned queen, was declared to be under the a g e
was cho.sen.
wo blume him uuuh. (tui* i* al limi*. A Im UI i* royal rcsultril, and another 11
Way# n buneh o f had m-w* too.
Mtss Williams, however, refused to relinquish her title and
both went to the national contest in X u s Angeles where the
WThough Jim Carson line o e v v dispute was set I led in the eonrts.
Ixpd in polilirn lit-fori*, he eoines
.
t*,K«0»«r then that it was not so much that "Miss
front u political,/ prominent fain
Del’
old
Was married pud was the mother of a child some
By, two o f his uncle# having serv•d Florida in the United .States eighteen months of age that caused till the row. but rather
S fc u .Himply that she was adjudged the most beautiful. If anyone
-------- o-------else had been chosen, squawks would have arisen just the
- John H. T e rry o f the .luekson- same. It is no difficult problem to find .some reason whv
illo Journal thinks all opposition anyone should not be queen, especially a beauty queen
> A l Smith is bused oil the fart
some day perhaps .it will be possible to hold beauty conhat he in a t’utholir, nnd yet alin which the spirit of brotherly,
sisterly,
toat any of u* woulil be glad i.i " s t s .....
- or rather
-......
..... - love
State And County Tax Books
Close April First.
Today L
11handle
v -i
X / J IL L , !i: re v'v c
V V are at the Iuikl*
$10,000,000 pl ant
where today’s Chandler ir* built . . A Kutdc meets us in the foyer of the
main office buildinj;, and we follow him
outdoors along the wide paved passage
ways between rows of tall factory build
ings that hum like vast beehives . . .
W e walk to the faraway north aide of
the plant’s 31 *j acres—and enter the first
building. Big overhead cranes swinging
things through the air. A maze of whirring
wheels. Huge machines that cut steel as
easily as teeth bite through a banana!
On to the next building— the next— and
the next — a million square feet o f floor
space. A trip that takes hours.
A great automobile plant. Great auto
mobiles. A great company. Independent
ol anybody and everybody in the industry.
A company powerfully financed. N o
mortgages. N o bonded indebtedness. N o
bank loans. N o outstanding notes. A com
pany which for fifteen years has been
building fine mcior cars.
Machines Work Woncters
Adopts Westinghousc Brakes
Big multiple drill;, that bore 52 holes in
a crankcase at one lick. Giant planers.
Monstpp trip-hammers. Hows and rows
of automatic gear-cutting machines.
Electric heat-treating ovens. Machines
that bore, ream, grind and hone cylinders
to a mirror finish.
Builds its cars from the groundup. Builds
them right. Packs them full o f recordb rea k in g Pikes Peak power. Endows them
with appealing luxury. Equips them with
easy-acting, safe-acting YVcstinghousc
Vacuum Brakes—“One Shot” centralized
chassis lubrication— everything.
It is only natural that today’s Chandler
is a decided favorite from coast to coast.
Magnificent Sixes, magnificent Royal Eights
— $995 to $2195, f.o.b. factory.
Pikes Peak Motors
Sound-proofrooms for testing the silence
of gears. Hundreds of Pikes Peak motors
hooked up with dynamos in tests of power.
Tests. Tests. Tests.
Here's the big body plant. W oodw ork
ers building the rugged body skeletons.
Vivid Hashes of elec
tric flame as men weld
on the outside armor
of steel. Workers at long rows of sewing
machines, fashioning upholstery. Experts
finishing bodies in beautiful lacquers.
At last the long slow-moving assembly
lines. Watch the cars grow. Step by step.
Dexterous workmen, each with a special
task. N o lost motion. N o confusion?
Come see today’s Chandler. Come drive
doday’sChandler. Comparetoday’sChandler. Nothing can touch today’s Chandler
within hundreds of the price.
Florida Chandler Motor Co.
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CHANDLER-CLEVELAND
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MOTORS
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CORPORATION
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CLEVELAND.
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A W S A I H R D A W M A R C H 17; 1 9 2 8 i.
KIT i f
Woman s Club Column
TAG E
people who enjoyed nn clogsnl
supper in the sjmeious dining-room
Lake Mary To
speech. - [ Entertainment For
t
During the banquet
hod a speeiul one nude for Len
.rare made -by Mayor Walker " f C n m i n n l n
T « » ! * * « a i o ' " * * wr” u* hl o f K° 1.'1 ,ni1 rrusted-:.
nr «
■.ongwood, Veyor Mnlthie-of Alt-1 O v I I H l I U l c
JL U l i T l a l a
ith dirrmoivis^iual^pear!'..
Tuesday nfte 'nom, March 20, tier .parts o f chorus numbers, i
monte.
T. W. I^ft'Uin~
lauvUm-supcrltu
e, 1.
mperilUf"
I 1 -'- * *
,
*r
iV nulw w l will, n feiij-rlm- rt**'n
.the music depart null1
. o f the wo-' d '- nmi -|»uauU»M»‘ w ilp'IgT 'Sanpp- -lemklff" tirilie vaiunty School*. | Winter visitoVs to Fcminolc at- the nostrils so that the n,>st *r3t\
1Hum's Ohib-TrftMTTW u. splendid “I ' I . McCul'e-r Jr. will sing tin onuer t aunty Commissioner C. County wi'l b» th* guc Ms (>r honor would not have to he piergid.
.t ”
-program—rendering the Oratorio part of the "Youth” sent by E \W Knlztningcr,' present Cotn- at uu entertainment to ho given
_____.
' Elijah" by Mendlesiohn. Very Hj«th to look for signs of rain uisstoncr Frank*Kvans, and Mrs. next Monday night at S o’clock | The great, highway ronnee ting
•FlltST H A PTIST CHURCH
■
An oxeeptiorraily-delightful nfcnre’ ul preparations’ for this pro when lie is praying for rain ti Lymf'n, president o f P. T. A.
by
(ho
Lake
Mary
Chnotbtr
of
Antwerp
and
ilrussel*.
itelgium,
Sunday
School
9:30
A.
M.
fnlr of the week was the Ft. Pat
gram are being made and it is cnl f t
famine in Lien i. Mra
Every member o f the P. T. A Commerce at the community build-J will soon he opened,
Morning worship and
sermon
rick’s Tea given Thursday after
earnestly hoped tho v will he a Juliu Tiiknch, Mrs. W. S. Leal scented to lie i n the committee oi >">?. according to nn nnnounn meat
large number present to enjoy It. and Mr. Mortiuer Glover are arrangement* and hustling aftei today by Frank Evans, who is
noon. nt the West Side Primary 11 A .M.
Fermon subject, When Thous The hostesses for the iifternoon solists. Mr*. Phillips, Mrs. Coo’.;. the spccriu-F a huge chorus of the chairman of the committee on n‘ School under the auspices o f the
Fro- ms Lad’s Lunch will he Mrs. It. A. Winston, chair Mr*, (Vklnugh and Mrs. Leak are guests nssemhletl in the hall sing rangemrnts. All winter visitors
,1 F o r r e s t Lake, under West Side Parent Teachers Asso ands Ate
ing popular songs accompanied by are cordially invited to attend.
of (he Knights , of ciation.
Basin I t- A Study In the Light of man, Mrs. Herbert Ilusseil uml the quart .’tie.
'»
Mrs. Uuilcy.
Miss (dark.
W.
dne.alsy
afternoon
at
3
p.
m
‘ o’ccloc
' ‘ >cK, _ The large prinmry room
The program will include nd
[Cards at eight
was Modern Science and Observation.
In this, on.* o f Momllessohn’s tlic wrlfa.'e d pnilitiont will meet
The young liidic-3 who assisted dresses by .1. Putnam Stevens of*
1 tu,s at 0;0Q o’clock.
Young
People’s
Unions
(Lift
beautifully udomed with festoons
most dramatic works will he given nr'- “ i- an imiKirtnnt meeting a in the dining room so deftly were Portland. M line, p.v t iHi|Krin1|
Jfonlinlly invited. , '
A five to seven minute. prelude
incidents from the life o f the- p to- final plans will he made far. thr Alee Mepinvell,
Of
shamrocks,
boughs
o
f
bamboo,
Era anil Loi. potentate o f the Mystic
y, stno' hour a f ’ *thc
to the evening sermon, Will the'
ns well as numerous baskets of American People Turn the White pilot Elijah. Favorite solo numbers flowi■i show which " i l l take pirn
Douglas, Damn and Myrtle North. Judge W. Wallin- Wright. S. O.
JO o'clock.
will be "given, as- follow*: ‘ Hear pti the 2m Ii o f this month. The Kstlnr Prosser, Evelyn Zimmer Shinholser, and Jmlg- Jamiv. G'
MONDAY
Cherokee roses, snap dragons and House Over to Tammany and Al?
yl> Isrenl", "O , r o t ,»n the Lord” , eon>innt«e ^ charge is w wk’ tV man, Myrtle Reeves, Olive Coding. Sliu ion. SverMnty 1!. J. Trotter o t ,
jsscs for the Ft. Agnes other cut flowers, nrcer.tuating the
Sermon subject, Tho New Set of
“ It is enough” , and “ Lord, find of hard on thi** must interesting af- Gruce Lewi* and Mary Smith,
the Sanford (dumb r «,f c nnnteivr'
^ held at 3:00 o'clock color scheme o f white nnii green. the Face..
Abraham.”
fii'r 'it..* iif dirt a m ire imnutitu)
4h House.
din- Use of the hotel and killdlv will have superv i>ioii ■• j u i.cAs the guest arrived they were
Prayer meeting and church
A punriette o f Indies will ren- flower show than ever before.
Guild of Holy Cross met by two quaintly gowned col
hhv Iccj were* ko’U'i (*ui*ly uivon
i,M
P ' ni, s ;|Btl uthrr
rtaln*
family hour Wednesday evening
Church will meet at leens, Misses Pauline Myers and 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. A iInn Slew art anil I "[“ 'nt e.iim
at* , i *. d. Mr.
[ at the Parish House, Marietta Duncan, who introduced
their associates whom with the Kviih* will la- mi l r ■ e-umen|Jj DR. J. C. HOWELL
SO C IAL CI.CII MKKTS
The First Ilaptist Church cor
sn Club will hold reg- them to . the hostesses. A
iiteinhership o f the nsmvinton nr* ! *‘ *.
most
mecting and elcc- cnjoynble program keeping will: dially invites visitors, and all who
gre'itly to (ongralulated for tin
IT C H IN G P I L E S
Tlic meeting o f the Crsytal Lake
jficcrs at 3:30 o’clock nt tho day was rendered including have no church home in the city.
sure*?* «>f i||S delightful affair.
An interesting hour is planned Social Club held last Tuesday even
l«»
tun*
it in It ii 1ii n I n ir l li n « | f c
of Mrs. W. A. Zachary a reading, '“ The Origin o f St.
Mis. .1 R. Metiiek nttelldeil tla
n tu ri«n M r
• •• n i l
lo rin
of
[Arenac w f f i .Mrs. Zach- Patrick’s Day” , by Mrs: \V. I.. for the Hig Korean DmtherhuoJ ing nt tho club rooms nr laike Mary
The members of the Auxiliary
llf Sall.e H a m - ... (d„...
n u t fit r r f r r t
of
lli^
First
Ilaptist
Sunday
Schttol
m p l*'*. « rrllrril'
[Mr>. J. H. .olclough as Cmrimn SpJendidiy render,d plan,, tomorrow ,n/rni,,g. .Mr. Warner was well attended and proved to Of I- ■ I real
their guests ,C1%A u.ouek. D. A ll. at the h m.
I i i h l i u - « s Ml tit t f *•••*»» N e t *
11 :t mi |(«l i I r r »
I .• a most -enjoyable event. Tho w«re to. - 1 Pleasantly entertained „ f Alr<.
„
|:,,g in M.-.vfa,,
w n*
Itrm iulii
In
(M r
Mu
""
solos were given by Misses MudScogg.m
will
direct
the
song
«cr|il. f *.lrl in tnf in nlnirnl for itrurl*
eluK rooms were decorated pro Wed . .lay evening at a bridge .Sanford .n , ridav aft. radon
j cf the Chautauqua w ill elide
Mullein,
Miss
Elizahtch
tl*»
nnl
i <•»* •*nllr«1 ItrMnic itlleth^- V
_
.
..
,
,
|vice, and Mrs. J. Henry Cuklouch, fusely with green Tot luge and other paii\ ut tni' (nfiimuvitty Center
I g:J0, o’clock at tho Scmi- Clark*, and. .Mrs.
\ -r i« rininli liilim hml nhtniw llmC* • • * m
I restoa Stephen- |nn,| Miss Pauline Cool: will he
to
the
city
of
li
d
n",
i
api
al
of
lir
It.itl
til«*rr
«f«»ttinrlt.
Tl»f,r#/
"*v
with
Mrs.
M.
Kronen
and
Mrs.
decorations
appropriate
to
St.
Pat
, School. ’ •
son.
Miss
Margaret
Willink.
•**>•<
the native -tales, a t
• miiT on* nlmit r«iliH|||*itll«Mt nml . k r n 4
jttett ( ircle o f the First a talented young violinist, played heard in a soprano-alto duct. One rick’s Day. There were also jire- Ch arle- k untiet u< hostesses.
visit
they
wi'l
ieuv
f.
r
F
e
i1
io'
•
•
4il_
‘ Church will give a a number o f delightful Irish airs. minute reports will Im made by (lm ented to the menihi rs am) guestR
(■r.en and while, the prefered
V tr ltl tit t
Itllr*
I*
iiiM lu iilifn llr
fk f
in
sqund captains. Tho subject for the Si. Patrick's Day favors o f all
hole the I’ l-nee-.’- will undo g j
hiiuiinry Program nt eetcfonggdruA
color* wire emphasized in every
..
im*l
I
r«*iil|lr«mnr.
»»r
r\r.rnrklnir
morning class study will he The
1.. Darn, who muhivveiit an an operiSii. a to .ipperoi' iti ■' •* i nml ■*••*• i* ilr*irtMlir^ r«Mnplnli«t
_
- ___
( »t 3:(Ml o’clock at the Mrs. Robert L. Glenn, Mrs. II.
kinds and the cnmmiitcc serving dotail || vis and baskets <«f white
Man With I'arnacles nml'tlm Man
.aa
;
i
t!
I-:: .u ijiv t 'i U iuI li Saai-i na- bw*i MihVr*o*r 1—**it•
n n f in t m m k r 'ru rin l with.
aiffi
i n trmt.
u r.ii,
Moore and Mra. T. L. Hale wear With Bravery — What is (he Place during the evning wme green and |ictp"in . o iliinej with (uriu—wuro -------1 —
. . .
Ii l* nl-.i the oii.*l illf Uentt to
‘' I
n vv
M ill
r u f u n r « I l \%nn
il
JlltNHAV
■——
— nrrrtng.-'f viTtiTTiitistn- effect about l o r io m tw o n el. * a g o , i v l n i n e d o til, I
ing Irish frocks rang a melody of of Knch hi San fill'll--The elasr rnr- while—.
mn««*
lili*
In
II
m
'I
I
hr
r««M*
i»f
flir
^
^
mum!
y s >• ..
|k,' tiic of the Presbyter- J.ish songs. Mrs.. I a- * aiivptc .irrd-M v
During the evi uing the following tile l .•.■in |tu- tallies, m u iv pail* to hi hoioi In i Sunday.
lhl.
whll al,
I r i ti til ••, n*i n i t I t l M i l * l f i l n i | 4
nml
Pen y \ are airived lien* ': dm s- |immediate openOim.
* t » r r . ‘ r . * l i i |m r n l l i i i i *
%v«*r«*
rm n rffil
Mi- L. .L Houlh her
nml pet.i it were done m green and
program was well received:
rhytt-n,
orchestra
played ntll.nJink, ., Sunday school,
It* i i K
tiftri*
%* i l i u m I » m n r Ii
rrllrf.^
flon:
|tirmingli:iti.
Tin* .\m*’i ii'Tivi ijirl in.iv i
facets with Mrs. C. A. throughout the afternoon and du r-1
|irogiv.*sinu had lay night
Fong. "W earing O' tlm Green" after th. fifth
\\ r h u m
Itiiu o
flin t
If r u n i r * f r * * l il
615 Mvrlle Avenue at Ing tho social hour.
been playe.l, scores vvvie eompiued wiuoe he wa- culled by the *er hi” ,i Imiior-. for. n in • . nt i< r ii t. n * n r r « l i t f o f r«i»*«(t
by the Club (iuartette.
M ETH O D IST C lll UCII
•tuflll k*. tl i*l u M i i i l r r »!»*•
In H r W I M f *
A t one end o f the large room,
Pimm Duel, ny .diss Dessie and the prize for liighuM M-ore, a i.»u* iilia-'s and d'.ith ot lit* ninth iuiij(»r w4v i*» ri’-Ui •• Ui*» l * I S I • I • l i r r r i ' t n i i . I n If n f lift; f l i r l t r r i f « ■
9:30
A.
M.— Sundav
S in.
or.' lie and Mi . i’nne will vi-u Viuhnrair.il (a till Hill.
of
m im ' iiiiixln r:
mm
In ltilrm litr
Ifrh lim .
i'4. 2 of the Presbyterian a prettily appointed punch table .......
deck
of
brdire
card*,
vva.i
won
by
„ ... ,,,
,
Singl tary and Mrs. I!i>.«s Hough
III I .-I .
|,itc of Imho
q. John Maker Chnir- had been placed and here through-1 ' IT
Mis* Mary RiUidell. Tin- men's lop their pnri-ift- Mr. mil Mis. II T
( m l l» *
iTM P r r f r r m l
|*» n t i u ra.
vr, H V h
ton.
hi
year., a g o ,lfl . i . .ti !.il i r **i*4
ft m it t l
flu ff
ilie rr
n n *
m
f fry
a le -x of nmn liamt- lll'ow n t >r a v. 1 1 l, m tell
t >ith Mrs. I’auLjig g e r s out the afternoon mint punch was i
\ oral Duet, "W here the Shannon fear" ,-t
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t
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fore leturniiit to their home r >n*r a d.-.m i n g i >d
'dock.
served by
t»y Mis*
Miss Aline Chap
Chap.,mo. ■(P " °.p- , W \ * ' "
1
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kerel.ii
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went
to
II
ilarohson.
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River I' l"W“ " ly Mrs. Ileiijamin
Subject— A work Wrought
of
Wasllingli
t
♦UIm ii ii ir t Ii m I i s rtml l l f t l r
I'tirk rtf
.
id
|\'o, three of tile Preshy- Refreshments of congealed min;
I r u iid * fil’d
i • il; •
At 0 "• > -in In-ion of the gnmen,
Wngg nml Mr*. Ross 11might mi,
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Irish Stories, by member* ,,f the the I s' ->■- a-si.-led bv Mrs. .1. • III III | III- I It l!l|-l I . •al I|o.*pital i' o i i i h t M a h u i a ' . i i i ?*•! Ini \ « . ’
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Subject Seventy Times Seven.
in llrlanilo t*.ii .iid.iv lil.'llllog fm l‘o l g o ! d m i l . i . i in in. I
Rose '| a*, oil-. Mi-* Gelt ill
rdtn. 152U West F ret with tiny green shamrocks wore
itiu M ’f o r
lln- f . r « l
tli.ir
% % lt hn iil
Irish Rending, by Mrs. (!. A.
7:30
I’.
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Church
Service
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np|ii
mil.-:•
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Hift
nil
will
I".
fill*I r ' M l l ' l r % 'il M f
M iff h im .
T h ill
sened. On emh (dale were fawn's
Ilenja'u
X00 o'clock.
I.n m ar He
• ii-',
a.i I Mis* 1ill*-*
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tul
« * • • • ! * rtifd m m 'I h r
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Sermon by l)r. Itiiliruian Sub- Woodman.
n; ,nja'|l'b as„l |» k..... th. lie i
t-i l
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set
I io. I of /lie Presbyterian o f shamrocks and flusters of -.weet
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fre*limelits
of
a.*-1.
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"K
illariicy"
|,y
Mr,
ject
God
Is
No
Respecter
of
Per
l i l l l T l l l u l l ; * I'll v I \
M l l u r * , . i - I | f t t i r r ti|« r o M i l l l l u l l nn<V
t <
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ir». Waller Much chair- pens.
,.i .luu lies
nml eoffi
arrti'd
sons.
A II. Gregory.
Th.
* iiiltodi.
I 1.1-1.
“ i,ill
x ».'f : . r r i . i L
*%rll. i* mm i m r * p # f ts with Mrs, II. 11. Me
Then v !'• ti-n tabb o f plays'
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Various games ai<,| mulestg were
ir o t il'lf
«« * r •* l . l « xli ii M ii i' ti .
lu iH rU
0 MugiiMia Avenue, at
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m i ir is
ho..| lions . \ I ■ Is ihitf*'• • Wii* •Ii I
( III l<( II
feeding
o
f
iririi
potatoes
to
u
huge
Hr.
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o. 6,-Mi -. II ward Long,
F
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f t i'* t l«f
I m lirlM in lt*.
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K. II. Hrovvnlee I). !>.. I'.i-tm
I?rein pig. Old fashioned dances
, will haie luncheon at
Tin
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M lltfi*
irm tiiH -itt
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Services
Sunday
will
lie
as
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a
delight
to
the
crowd.
Dc••f
ut Ii. I M » * r | Mt*'l r r f f l n l * l l « Mr*. J. K. Courier was huMe-k nt th. 11me of Mrs.
lic e t:
Mm n R ill.
llM*l
'' bit-llo
I ill
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l.n r r \ i r .
T fl# «
lii mu,, sand niche- was served by aioiuu
at a most delightful St. Patrick's lows: Park Avenue
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»n. i'. in t a I te-hyter an bridge party at her Itonf on Pal
.i .!. m!:t « vrtitfikT mill p-lle
( ’ h u ti1
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II A M ,\|. cniiig Worship
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f I i m i* f r o i u
b i i n l , I'
rs. S \ 11 w m i liniriiian. metto Avenue, when she entertain
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12 M. Sessimi Meeting
II NIOR HIGH Cl\ I S P I.A 1
M m.l’ 11 .11 III 11 •It* t.‘ |Mf i ••• t.-ll el .
with i
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,,ne o'clock ed the members ef the l.ottapiiun
•• 1. •It.** II
T:*Vp.
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- v ,M (5:30 P. M. I'luisiian Ludeuvor
Hridgo Club.
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livening
Worship.
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An attractive ass. it mint of cut
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..f a n d
new | j lt^ e Mary \ines* ■
i .-f M.. I'h -hyteriiin
- begin
i it ion . • tend I
.. The .Inner High husim
ii le up
\ vveii . • .,, iti\ if .*ion in t In* i -ill'll il t
rs. ti. >1 I: .1ililry chair- flowers includ ng white sweet pens j Those vvi'hotit Church home in the si mil
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Sunfoiii nod lie visitors in town under tin o... t..,u „|,|. m . toast
i I intn-.l I >.' I i id.iy eve | , t w il It tln-i in 'lay wIi" Ii vv.
h.uie Inmhci.ii at one .'ilul baby hlea til eomhined with
» tn
are given a ■ tdiul invitation to Slineciplm v i* |lived Tuesday
. all Ini- I’less |*tul bet t , , ■ ' eil I’l'e •••I .tip tin- I i- n •
ning
the hmae nf .Mrs. Ollii ferns was used with pleasing effect
p kit to n
worship with - i; at the?* services. 1 -Veiling l . f . 'i e a I n lied ;-nJ ell- (ran
I tl
toeel'te. vva ■ loin
ala Ut the rocnis where the Card
n.Union Aimuc.
I a ul >n.t tran
t .tig a .1. lie I i'; il nm i .t • jtro
thusiastir I ■use
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Mi • I!..... . iei < I u I
M . s.
I'rexhyterian [t"hlu? Ijnd been spread fo r play.
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FIRST CHI RCII OF CHRIST,
Tlic i inI ' < . •( • >i inn ti i - depict- 'vein bad l. . 1*.. , . c t Io* p e o e i a o '
r«. S I ' tiidon,' chw’r- The color m otif o f green and white
ttd.eli
I’t ni h lit 11
"mi »'
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SC IE N TIST
*'d their pa r w.-d t'uoogliout the ; f . win
ml I ' l l l e . ( o| III'! II i igrmit.
It* w.ilj Mr*. Gillen, 1201 was further carried out in the tal
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Christian Seienr • service.* are whole
pei f t
lies vvh'clt were in the form cf
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I'd
iva
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e-pecinlly I h
[Avciur a :..'!l) o'clock.
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Presbyterian ,'hmnrocks and nt the ronclusion held every Sunday morning in the Otho Find n
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Club.
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old
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stated
nnmher
of
progrest.
o'
an
who
never
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Mr*. (' 1 Vincent, ehair1 i"'d I • *,sii"t, lit. 'll
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Smnliiy
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at
10
see
tiled
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tl - Stic.- R. I'llll
' .jt’ig- right and 11
•me
wit'i .Irs. William S. y.i n*, score* were c l r c t d and
Hi!., d-.
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with appealing
ill -lift . 1
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•Vlooh.
Siil .ii el
fo * toluol row, tries to I
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b\ M
' affair llenclit
\venue at 3.3U ni'i'/e* awardi l. Mi*. Frank V>
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I'n'Gi.tt who -r. led the l.io.i puinl
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•d a* t. tal . H i d
l. a
\ Ru-.hiui.il i.nil Aim W. Nil:.nit
U edliesday J .Van g
f -. vices w ho sudd' id
( 'h it p. tm v
■ . himself a g ir l.' '
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hold lvhesrs- among the elu'i member*, leeeived
he p
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. t . i ,i ri- . -t I'.'l IMlVlllg.
nn bid • tesliua iuea
of "the Nt.'.e"* nt n. .i to a million 1 11.-nliii', M. - R'-bi*. . . 'I ' l l . . . u r d i i v .
ihe Woman’s an embroidered eard (aide ( 'vei. vriiiih
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.laoil*- 1 .(i . ow ay . ..
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while the giuet
prize, u dninL Iv Clu i-I'an Science healing nr- also Mary Dig'it.-i
' I i *. Surah Ann '
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Mi i c I
11 rit ton 11
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\ DC/.EN SUCKS"
i'ey Mi-- I tlv an I ttn ie v . ,,r ..........
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inihioi.lered guest towel went to bed io the Women's Club at 7 M iller" n wo", .1. of few wntili. - - at «1 lft
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I lu Cliurrii luai'i'am* a free e fti n r f.ti > to a* that "rrar.. i
i ■•>!f 11, witi. t • ..:-i lard (bl
At the tea hour tie' I.ridge ii
Kay
• I will meet at
, ,1 i t
- (1 ii1 • *.L ir n l 1 <\
Val a i ,.
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k at the home of Mr*, lesaories were i«’ moved mul re- Ki’ iiliog llmi'ii, r»17 Firs* National fr itte r" W|t* i >i etini,
jl 1ll \V.« .1 lit * mi '!'•* ........
The gitl with IT,
the llihle
These ■I'.ih i . i t* were well sup
Mm uni an d
I Ittdm.i
Wiigm-i •l.i i.! ■ - r i ia .iib ’l <• j.. H '
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eppard mi Elm Avenue, freshmeet:* of stuffed gr.-en pear Hunk (bidding, v in i
mul
ail
mithbrizcd
Cli
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Sci
ported
l>
b
an
l.m
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Julia
Rit.
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sniad,
Miltine*.
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li-es.
in.I
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n
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— ------t j,-Attn-•WHY'
Sheppard mid Mrs. C. C.
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[ a ' el tlltig tie- lln-1■’
l'nw>
angel fowl eakvsl in green and ence Iiti ’ aiore limy he n ml, hor- ie, Julia’ I'*’iitli i, Gregory Kinluw,
hoSte-ses.
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Viv uiii ii*. !• 1 In u red l j u c e n , in
*TT!tTmnr~
il i- i l i a ’..! •• e
Deportment o f the Wo- ■white uiiil mint pun h w ire served rovved or |.u riia-cdi ((pen daily ex D rill I loll /-d.i vv mul Marion Smith.
t! t r i i wed
,i pi t m . . « It a o n e Mg n o n - s to p
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Pla-yn-nT
thrv
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njrainst
Florcept
Sund.ty
s
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Indiday
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from
3
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f.o/.ola of Alum i
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In.
ub will meet ut 3:00 l y the ho*ten*.
la ij’ li and thrill.
w.-i tll»» elt• c J*tl4***’ M.
s\ f i«ti
ida tropi. ui Mem* painted by M» I . ought •'( Mi and
__Playing—Lridu,—•-**i .i > Mecr-t-hf- to ft p. IP.
til*
•RI D H A IR "
•* i •ill). M •IV .v ■1 ill
All ar welcome I attend tie A. (J. (M•11■i of li. Hi. it proved a VVId .ItUS I'.t Oil I'll lev I ■
II
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Women's Circle «rf the ford Walker, Mr,. I 'ran I VY. Tal•kl l .I'Vl'l’ . r
very
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services'
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Elinor (■lyiui
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Mrs.
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'fi. ii-i.I Mi
ld**t St«»li ;$ti#1 Id,:
The •(-. .1 lie- were uh'.l* good, tl. w tiler putl build a !
M. Stephtn-'-.n. Mrs. I’ yioii Walk Readii g Room.
:k at ik.. church,
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* . r.ilt. e f III *1f1•f•• Mi 11* Id* ffllt’Nt *
parliculariy the eht-ni.-es of beau
•« *. .• ;• ||t«
l ln- annual meeting nf "
r
y .
ri r llig'.i School Parent er, Mrs. .1. K. Coonir. Mrs. Iteeeh•
tiful
lit
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p.ids
representing
doll*
FIR ST ( IIR IS T IA N CHURCH
1C' iif Mi iei M.. 1 1*]. St>«li»r . 1
1.earii(l , n n . tied nil
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An." ation will hold a er Kent o f W liter Park and Mr.*.
,S. S||t lit l«*V*eltf•!*
.'Ulllltl.ll . .It'
nml fishmi: girls.
I .to to on v, h. ,t nml d t
Ninth at"l 1’jtlinotln Ave.
TacJd.u uftenioon, .3:30 G» orgo Dc'.ive of Winter I'ail .
i r • . 1 *4 •r-r ! Ill iitliltlti 1
till. 1* 1 ' me ••! iov 1!••t*irt y
Mr.
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cipher
gave
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..... milters nt.d >.fft. ei v
Frank M Mu ler, I’uHtor.
!•«*%• ( ' ’..|'. It" rbf
the .1unifir llig ii School.
the
nt
who i* iiii E« t1||||t|l 'III .'a.I' *|•1••*11
r c v ir jl \ .1 -•-I. — which wen- Ill’ll accepted
ill t .i*
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IJible Srini"l t*: 1•»
M.
will entertain the a*M
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it 'I he nominal mg i "to o
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Your ('Ii 11.1•‘•*•1 wiuider why you greatly a) i n•eialfl.
*l thi- meeting.
Mrs.
.'I and Mi:-* Mary I t i i d t h e follow m e im mi
111* it’ir.
,. ♦;l iII \ .li-illll.l’il ll iI n’t go t . R’b’t- Sell i <j w it li them.
I Mga.ual conference of
Mi and Mi .*. ( nn i*
l,ttw t v. •I. ,<
Hurt
gave
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s
that
vvctc
•it !
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il ;;isiti 1• <
v i t., elected f•.r the enaoi
Worshiii and Ci mmu up hi 11 A.
P.T. I will convene ut
well applaud. I
• -t '! i .. .1 \||,A. 1 llftssfl I llblile Hil l
ilelightful -\j
many
I n si.lent, Mrs. rin d I’m I •
, Tin- .• u r« n r* a
Among ttho
M. *t i la- First Ilaptist
IVrsiinnllv ( 'om luclt'd
lit l .b ilii ll'IlD'l- (if I tl L.iVlij •in* •lilt • «....... I..
social affairs o f the week ore "f
v 'presideiit. Mr*. V...
. t *M her min. and
Sermon *111 IS".Jv The ( Iturah.”
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O. E. S li VS MEETING
Mr i.
exceptional plenumc wu* that "
oiltil’e r , se c o n d v n . - p | i id
• i ;• i*;Mil |m-| Id.***
Chiistinii Eo*i".»v >r b:'lft P. ?.(.
fi
no cling at 7:30 o’nnd ' I f I E. Tribble Sunday.
Lea vim : Sunfuril T u es d a y
Wa'lue.’
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W.
Tanner,
tieusurer.
*i
Friday
evening
when
Mrs.
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Srrvite
7:30
I*.
M.
.1 Lt m vie nf p i: ' In a. II
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*b« Iir t Ilaptist Church
II T. Itn.wn i* budding quit .*
•die
The
I’
jik' Motions ( lub of Sem- lli*lline, secTclury, Mr*. I ,» MulWright enterluined the member*
in
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lie
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in
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( 'time nml
i hip w illi ns.
an midi'inn to hi* home near iNl If*
• t u p i e i s O f the W. C. T.
March 20
inolci Chapter No. 2 (). K. S. hail t on. chairman executive • -.inn 1o f tho Evening bridge club at her
won* iiii tim* mil blind 1 ' ■rnl.'t’.
ll"t'-esi|. e luike.
M »y Harris Arm or of
a most enjoyable meeting Monthly ti., Mrs. F. J. Niamey<i • ntrr.1t"|d"d
home on Mcllonville Avenue.
('(IN C REG A TIO N VI. ( lll'R C H
Mr. und Mrs. Dewitt William* wilii lu.t lion's ni.nith*
ill Speak.
evening ul the home of Ml'*. Eu- ti >1 ment committee, Mi
( i nui* and daughter
Roses and ferns -were arranged
Iris
entertained
Co ner I'ark Av.’itue and .'trdi
Bridjrc • lull will be the in busketu and Itowls with ar tsnico Tqrner with Mr*. Turner iit’ d Ibnanl, Mrs. J. K. Mungei. Bl I.
1
their friends .Mr. Hinl Mrs. O. F.
Sit r..
f Mb. Hurry Heercn at tic effect about tho rooms where
Mrs. Lorittn Dr-it iter son us hu*t- •I N t'ncyer, library «
iiitn-v*, May of Uilundo ut the Inn for
Rev. J'.lut Re /ifin I lion’ . Minister. csscs.'
Inclm liitR (.plend’-d IIo lc lo ,'
'b at her home on Union arranged for the games.
'li*» Elsie Dunbar, Miss ( ni Dol- ihiil.cn dinner Sunday.
t iik f ir s t
Church School 0:1ft.
A short business session vv i* ),.J> Mjt., Florence Luvell. Tiu»t
The evening hours were quickly
Meals and Entertainment
The paving of the road from
• Morning Worship lld'fh
We d n e s d a y
held when, routine business wa (- -s, Mrs. J. A. Ristline, Mi
I K. Chuluutu to Gencvu is being rap
*|ient with the games o f progres
Christian
Emh
aver
O'.'bk
• Department of Iho Wo- sive bridge und after the
cun ied out after which n most d. ' u||r«ly. Mias Elsie Dunlmr.
fifth
idly rushed to completion. Several
*t« lightful so. i«l hour writ* enjoyed.]
irt
Evening Service 7:30.
“ will meet at 3:00 progression had been played, scores
|;it,.„
Overstreet’s
■l.-\ ei.tli iitr'.i.id* of rock aro being emptied
•The Bank of Servile**
were
p r i n t e r top | A cordial welcome « « all.
This a ffa ir was arranged n* a t.j.tl.duy was cehwrutc.l t-v her each day.
Slop over privlIcKc for BIr
“ Kid'a party.” « l l the member* , ;ircnt, ( j i P, al,j Mrs. D *1 UverKcorc, silk linKeric, went to Mrs. |
i i ’r n r i l
Mrs. Mnliel Bench of Orlando
Miami R ival I u March, 10
James L. Wells. Tho mens topi
HOLT ( ROSs ( HI Ivl-il
nrrived w earing'youthful nlt.n . > t wh„ gave a theater P '.' " t | w ; n tbl. KUest of her si-t.er Mrs.
(inir.es suitable for* persons o f ten tIk* --•........................
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prize, two decks o f bridge card*!
4th, Sunday in Lent. ^
Milane in Sanford on Ti u* lay |j |.;t Suvrieg Saturday.
Io ifOt li. if dtwlred.
i
was won by Clyde I* Uyrd.
CVlitbrat)gii e f Holy C'unnutnion dor yenrs were enjoyed until
• ning for several of lid
Miss June I/ong is still confined
late hour, when llie young guesl
Those enjoying this interesting |7 ;30 a . M.
friends, those present w uc E.ln.i in tin- hospital in Sanford but her
were asked into the dining room Riv«rs, L "c y Entsminger, Maty many frier,ds mu hoping she will
game o f bridge were Mr. nnd Mrs.,
church School !>:4ft.
^BKE-ST l a k e
whore u dainty collation wa* Edith und Catherine Colling ‘am.
Clyde*Ilyrd,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Braxton
|
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon
11.
toon be aide tu return to her
Comforiahlc Do Luxe Holly
‘.Orifido; Flynn R. NioEvening Prayer an-l Confirma sppread.
D. Baggett, Mr, ami Mrs. James
Lilli,til Di-ugla* und Ellen •>' ■r- honic tiers.
W l c ; F. A. Croaby
Members
enyoying
this
nfffair
wood coaches nre used.*
stryet. Later in the evening the
Mr. Harper of Canton (). ha*
* Talc-di* Ohio; David U Wells, Mr. nnd Mrs. James A. tion Ingtmctlon ft P- H.
Mrs guests Werlt treated to a ere,m bein the guest of H. Simms and
Young Peoples Service I/vague were Mrs, Sarah J’a r lir ,
fcrics.riville: J. II. Fish, Pittman, Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Boyle,
Mary Kenl. .Mrs Joy Ityily, Mrs. i course, ftniny beautiful gifts in 1 ’* IL D. Mipnick for nciri'al days
ti:30 P. M. t
^ *f< V.; i|. H. Cheany, and Judge and Mrs, Wright.
No obligation of any Kind
Murry'-Jarvis, Mrs. Fannie M moiiibratk
Week Day 1/cnten Hcrvices.
hian^w o f tlic occasion wen; while fishing in -the surrounding
s
Mr and Mr*. L. C.
Connell,
Mrs.
Qdenl
Crosby.
Mr*.
Mid-day week services every
lakes.
ri c» ivod,
ved by the guest of home.
®^‘-tdwn Ohio.
Mrs.
Eliza- , A recent wadding nf much interMake reservations at once
,,
day’ during (he week at 12:10 to Katherine McKay,,
Free! Tickets
beth Scott, Mrs. Isiretta Brother-,
lo |(>c>| residents wa* thut of
c
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m
m
u
n
ity
.
12:20,
beginning
and
closing
IEkRV MAIDENS
To The Milane
son and Mrs. Eunice Turner.
Mrs. Winifred Kelley, formerly inpromptly, os|Kcinlly for the convtnicnct*
o
f
I
hr
liuilni'M
men
unu
Maidens Class o f the
To the first five persons who
Dr. T. A. Ni ul of Orlando spent l ' ‘ r‘*'ctwr '°-f mU,lc ***
\
.J.|U" ' d il’A’ittV s s l T ^ 1* - Lvz-Tivzjsa*. A w ,
womens
Church held a very
find the Classified Ads from
^ ^ l i r m o n t e o f Havana, Culm. The I
TODAY
” sad h e lp f u l mooting
Cordially yours,
bride's lioma is u» Fern I’ark. She
cftertioon 4:00 P. M.
Hollywood, Florida,
A
Jumin
Oliver
Cunvood
, the davghter o f professor and
Rector’s Bible Class, Wednesday
Mr. and M g. Edward F. Laha Mrs. Garnet Hedge.
<
.
Sto:(y
evening 7:30
*resl<a„t. Miss Ruby
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Putnam Stev
cd" at the Milane Tuesday.
The Parent Teachers Atsoristirn
i l , B Schulte Co„ Inc.
Litany and Address, Friday a f ens have returned from Jackson*
T H E G O LD EN SN A K E ”
r ’tfid over the business
10* acre farm, .West Side, in
of Lymat^ school comprising mem
ternoon 4:00 P. M.
’
dering ths evening
vtllfl where they attended a Shrine bers from Altamonte and LongWith Wallace Berry
clud*
*
• t
A cordial invitation exUudid to Meet.
*
wood gave a banqugf ut the
♦it* el* : iCt * p,#y 10 ^
us
“ P E R IL S O F ,T H E
JEWELRY A N D PERSONAL
• Iff
id ’
, 211 E. First Street
nUJvt;
v;
t .-g
£
to be
and Black. Friday avcmlrtg iKa prolEJnt’ sad 13 £ & 'Phone 3 ri
“ tv ( l l | |
V f t - a r _ 11 • ___ j
JU NG LE”
Mr.
and*
Mrs.
William
Caulhvn
CtshUr
AfUrf all but*
W Mng Charles
— ----------------Turn m w to
Classified
Sanford. Florida
r
E. Henry and Mrs. Hutchinson annum!'-* th* birth of rerds o f which are. f o r M>4 ct(Vi|v*
■"Misp.
Kruzv Kat Kotnedy
* Posed of, a aoejgl
e 'school rafeteng.
• s '.
l
lines,
and
rush
L
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e
,
find
the
Grant
Wilson
motorod
to Orlando, a son on Friday morning, March ment of
'* and the hostess
supper
being
at**
p
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k
—
111 1 ^
your answer to the Herald.
Tiiursduy whara thsy sjient the Id, at (heir h nne on Hughey Av. • most »u
k salad, saltines
leedadt iA' mwhnridrwi ■and- f i f t y
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D elightful Tea Given
By P.T. Association
Tel. 37.
SA R A U WHBBLKSS. UcjM.rtcr
At The Churches
rlendar
te.
HINTS
Belli Isreal Group
Knjoys Bridge Party
SEATTLE GIRL
BECOMES W IFB i“V?Fi*2
OF MAHARAJAH
CIIt’LUOTA
Mrs. Courier Hostess
'At St Patrick Party
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Lonjjwood
Florida’s Finest 5
Mrs. Wallace Wright
Enertains At Bridge
Day Tour
Price «$35
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NATIONAL BANK
The
Foundation
el Arrivals
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of our steady
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THE SANFORD IIEI
>. SATURDAY; MARCH 17,1928
15— Apartment For Rent
J J 3 D a ily U « r s » s
ad. r a t es
. C M h J jtJ U tw c * —
, d . (rftl (*•
S mI c o l l e c t o r • « *
Political Announcement
rooms, bath, nnd screened porch.
Unfurnished1
. <UL Myrtle A ve.
}
-Everybody’s Offers
Desirable
furnished
apartment.
close in, all conveniences:, three
rooms, private bath. Very reason
able. Smith, Printer, McLnnder
Arcade. Phone 410.
r n n " - i f V r m r w :Vrtr. i
i r c .m t
I COURT
, I hereby nnu .imo.' my candidacy
i f ' T (I.,. tiffin, o f C lr r k of Inc Clri cult Court subject tu O-c will of
I ilie vtrims at t!,c Democratic pci I nury on June r., i>:«.
i
1). I. fllRAMIRtl.
pint < 1*1*11K t i t i c n T c n c i t T
I bcr.liy nnn.i’iiice
nnn.
my eandltlttcy
*' t»AGE
(Legal Notices)
2-N, In T i e r I*.
nrCordlliK lo
I 'b x iiL i— iatii.l nnd Colo tiitnlltm
i*tiin|*any*s
Map o f
Si., t l v r t ruilf i.tblilhiii
to tin* t o w n o f
Salilor.l. Klotbl.i.
ns per plei
Ihcreot
duly tif l e e o r d i
nn*t
■4-NATIONSH I M
PLANS FOR OCEAN
HOPS THIS YEAR
DOCTOR TO KE1
HISTORY OF U.
FOR FUTURE AG|
Shelf O f IIookH Composed Of
Over Five Hundred Volumes
Will lie Placed In Vault In
Denver For Lnler Reference
D rW F R ,
,Vtjr. 1 7.—( IN’S) —
The* Egyptians o; many years ago
made D'conLs of Un* >ivilizatiidi ,
_______Be a H oe
f ' T Ibe
offlre
of
( l e t k , o f the
1928 Is Kxpeeled To Go Down •>f that age in order that future ■
Llrettlt
Court,
su'.ijeet
*y
the
uctlnn
**_________7c a Hoe
Garage nppartment fo r rent with
In Ilislorv As Mnrking The jreoplc might |m»fit by their expert*
of Ibe Ve terl
t t i e June I'rtmnry.
O n c e you V isu alize the endless
" n t H on r e q n c a L
or without garage. 112 \V. 4th.
First Definite Steps Aimed cnct*s in the worlds of science and
It It. d i : AS.
Street.
At Successful Ocean Trips learning.
, -dated rate* ore f i r
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Today, Dr. Ilmen J. H. Ward, 73
Stream of people w h o are advertis
Nicely furnished * garage apart
I hereby niiiiuunrt m y s e lf ns A
LONDON, Mar. I7 .-*(IN S )—
r,ords o f a v e r a g e l e n g t h
years old, a lung time resident ot
ment, with garage. $25.00. En
c n i i l u l . t e f o r s h e r iff tif Seminnle
With
trail,
port
nrgiinixations
of
County s iib jeit
to
the ac tion o f
a line.
Denver, has on his shelves and
quire 104 W. 10th.
four nations speedily prx*sdng fnrthe
lie m o e ratie
prim ary
tu
r*
charge
o f 80c f o r
neat ly complete, a set of nhooks
ing their offerings in this section, you
4 room apartment for rent. Lang
lirld In thy early part N»f Jur.a l';tS.
warvl
their
schemes
for
npeiating
v t r y rcrpcctlvuly.
composed of 600 volumes in urhlrji
ley npartmentB. (ill Park Ave.
aerial transport service i across the
r j i S l s i n g !■ r e i t r l c U d
E k . U ltA D V .
is recorded a complete stroy of
Call
261.
,,r ela»sificaUon.
Atlantic. 11)28 is expected to go
present
day civilisation. This set
can
appreciate
the
im
portance
of
read
* error 1" m a d e T h e S * n con cot n tv rito «i:c i t in o
, down in history ns marking the inBungalow apartment. Completely
of
l»C
x>kx,
the product of "0 years
A T T O tlN B V
Htrsld w « l b e r e a p o n a ib lo
.ireptiuh uf the first dc’ inile steps
furnished.
Desirable
location.
I hereby itubount'o my raiitlidaey
iagor by Dr. Ward, will he phiced
1
in c o r r e c t f n ^ e rtlo n *
toward* rcrular Transallnntic ser
fa r ( r - r o c l l o c . to tile office of
Phono 09.
ing it and seeking the opportunities
in a vault in Denver’s proposed
trtiser f o r
m baequent
t*"iint> DrosreuH uu A tto rn ey s u b
vices in which aircraft will play a ' Tower of Mcmot*es.
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let
i
to
th
e
will
of
the
voier*
In
bi . The o f f i c e e h o n l d b e
in
t in :
en tet it
DHDut
n r i , .nr*
Nicely furnished apartments xvHji
Hu* In blot m i le p t i m a r ) on J u n e 6
TWENTY T illin '
Jt’DICI VI. lmrl*
I im mediately In c a s e o f
The rust proof iron boxes Jo
Jull.N li. I.IMiNAHDT.
t i l modern conveniences. -Fhone
cinci'IT. IN' AND m il SEMINDurimr the year one sorviri* Ji*w
h
ich
w
ill
benefit
you.
Scan
this
which the hooks ere to he placed
••*.»: I'l'I'.VTY, rialltlDA.
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70. Call nt .‘MB Palmetto Ave.
I I I T i l l : V f l T t i l t * 111* s i : \ t i M H . I*.
i:ii.t. I'Dit i‘N>itt;ci.DSi ur. tu-* tween Soutlfm Europe and South will U> opened ut 200 year interval]!
l i lt NTV.
Ml i l t T i l . D l i :
|t0 A D V B K l ’ I S B R P
Ameren i.i ixpi-cted actually to
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announce
that
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16— Houses For Rent
.
. . . s" thnl future thinkers, scientiita
A S W lt.I.IA M K , I ‘ toil pi nI nil lit,
enmliil it.- f o r re-e le ction lo tHie o f conic
into opoml.cn
section
daily
for
the
things
this
com
V"
a combmc. rand men of the business world ms) .
Herald
rep resen tative
t b . ■■! County Ctimiiilssloner fro m .1. vv .MtliF.HWN ami SAMI'T.I* J
ll
sc
See Mrs. M offitt for a nice, un
Dlslrb l Vo I, subject to Hie
M r fa m ilia r w it h r a ta *
It tieM i l . I r I*
an I
u IIS*
CI'I TIft It. air tl) 4 sen line: nnd n British and , ohlr t*. know tlu-lr ancestors and
cDl.ui ..( tlie voters In tbe P i i n o a German airship will cross the At piofit through the knowing.
furnished house. Bath, double
.Oil,' r.u, t». fi iulaitt*.
,nd c l a s s i fi c a t io n
w ill
ctnt • l*i I i 11;.ex l o be held on June
N 'o T in ?
)<
m :iti:iiv
» ; in r.\ lantic in keen rivalry to-lit* first..
m unity is offering.
- a complete i n f o r m a t i o n ,
garage, large ynrd, 1111 Celery
tin . *.\ 11. IJJS.
Provide** Fund
111s%
1 MU«l.**r atnl hy i i i t i i * ' #*f a fin
tltlSTi l.N s t e b i . i :.
[yoo wish, t h e y w i l t a s s is t
Ave. .Phone 426W,
Acroplahc, airship, t:*nl combined
.*s|
i * it.ii *‘il ir*fli i|iij * f P*l*
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lost
will
and testament recent- i
ruar.v 1i * i v t« n*l»*rs**l (»> ilu» M* n ueinplaiu* and Meant hip undeitak
wording y o u r w a n t ad
■••II Tilt: I.EHDII.VI t h i :
iy
made
by
Dr.
Ward provides that
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Five
it more e f f e c t i v e .
* i . In nunonnc* my coioll.lacy In tlxpt * • ■inin i i*n,-i
ihm U n v
in ing:* at.* being planneti, the full de rufficient funds will be placed in a
room, modem, Spanish style
Mi. ' t u .
l.'Klslnture. '.Jroup Min r*ii »m * i-ntlOi-il » »n1H
a1»n\** tails ns at present known being uj
local bank at the time of his duath
siihjci'i lo tfle n ill of tlte xot- i t ' !i'l, * lit- ii ti«|*'
i it’ll
SlK'i'lnl
ntucco bungalow in good location.
in Mn prlmurv of Juba o
\1 I ’itstr, iii'i'i'im* il aint
autlmt iri >1 follows:
to perpetuate the undertaking. .A .
A bargain— 260!) Orange
Ave.
»r,cements
C W. E N T Z J 'IN O B U . ninth r 11 * ft i mn of (In h:i 1*1 ih *
Platts Under Witt
librarian is provided for, and pljipa
rr»*i in hui L c ^.ilr* *»f tin* n till invin*
Oak; Hill Subdivision, Sanford.
United States: The Transocean are made, for additions to he mails'
I *'*'*» i In ii* hi
w ill *‘ i t * ’
(Legal
Notices)
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(Political
AnnouncementM)
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Political
Announcements
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ic Shipping Company i . project constantly to the already enormous
Close
mi I I■*'-it hnliho f o r s»rt*ili, ill U' mM
nville, Fla., announces the Five room housu for rent.
IN ■ ■*1 1ST ill* < K P N T V j d d h i :.; i f lltr iVmri I f I'lihi* limn
in.
Reasonable.
801
In
tins ing a tv jut of » ari'ii r-littcr, resemb set nf records.
Apply
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of his dental office nt
sc. ui\id. I ' O f NT I .'
A T I : 4IK i ' i m **1 Smif* til Srtinhioh* t*onii1>. ling a naval aircraft-carrier, for
I u Inti in mi noil rue my can did acy
1 tv I Kit in uii no unci* my candidacy
“ The future starts with what th<
n .o iu b i
l *l*o Ilia, s'i * 'In » t hi' Vs it ti f hoiii N *«f
Igfijch Bldg. with Dr. Mas- Magnolia Ave.
ftir ill# o f f i c i o f T u x A****'xnor of for Hie Mtale I ■-■lgnl.ituce (Group In
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M t a t t t l T T sdti mi f lo » nil 11jtv nf A fir II. V l ' jniss* tiger service.
21 ii ii.t u III u|i|tl v f i i i l e » it pool t In
past hands over," says Dr. Ward.
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5 room house furnished.
Phone Hcmlnnle Cou nty. subject In Iho Hie
flu » *till* hriiiu ,i itllh1 l»*i>f
lit It'litt: Arrangement ".nr* being
l u l m i i i y to be Iteltl In Julia.
w i l l o f the v o t e r s In tl.e June
f-«|hin nw *h •» i flu il liimlfi unit rutile for voyages acrost the Allan- “ It Is with this in ntind that I havn
805-W.
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made this almost a life work. Th en
I dUCING 1-ong’u Pure Pork
.ton n. ritiTTCMir.v.
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ti*' with the mammoth airship RtOlL
ti.i
Minty nlnl Slats'.
in
r o n < o \ s i tiif,i:
W
108 l'nlr.icttn Ave.
an* descriptions of the elements of
20— F o rm a F u r s o le
i’i. 11 . ■ *1■ 1*1 .|w III .>1ll >•1 i*iiil1
i now under const rueHun.
I ivluh to niiiioiini'c Hint I am »
T i l T H E V O T E R S r .l ' S I D I I X O I .E c ilu
-■jrttll our loading sciences "with whtcl^
.1 sun i i ) i.f lll«u*k
tlila le fr,c Ho* o f f i c e o f l*nhV.411 . I ' l l .11'''» f » •’nl ;ir*» li«*i't*li> • I.
tb rmtttiy : Ttic Zeppelin ronijtany
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’ the people of the future may guldt
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I tv I nil to nuuouti*'*' tbiil 1 am n iKlnlile
nf S*tlif.*1tir |it n*r
".* plumiing a service between Se
I am lumL-poor. I need easb. lienee c and id ate f o r re-VIfi-tlml to lire o f- \iim t*. I e t bin, Mtlil District t'tlin ,ill' «i . 11 ' till1 ,JM 41** xf. Iim jl >ml, , ^'*<^31
themselves."
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am offering my fine 22 .acre fltt- o f C oun ty Cowiiiilen.-der fro m .J, :t, I. a in. II rv 12. subject to
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PODGE
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Every modern study and indus
DlntrlYt Nil 2. subject to tile tic* the w ill of III. v.ili cm lii Hie Petn o- M *
1827; and three big flying boats
I hi. L *•(*■' ill |* nfs"**
edery farm, loented 2 1-2 miles
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(hi- l*|ihht* litM'Mi'iN t*i
try is described completely. Agxicars and Grnltuni tr u c k s. east of Oviedo, In Io\vu City. Price cltdotl* of lire voture lit llo* Jlviiiti- era tl. I 'l t m a i r to tie lo Id on June H
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I*. I!»2tt.
ctilluit', sociology, anthropology,
• nutv J
and l.tlli. id reel. rbono a.
i
t* in mi * n ( ** service.
T iifi (IM I
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Y oiii Mippoit w i l l be a|.pci')i|atrtt.
flUIO. un acre, cash, about one- Mil. A. D. 1*2.4. JOHN MlM8t.lt.
t lit*, uffh * III tit* till tin inis ni *
biology, psychology, journalism,
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beill Si'tlihmli* I hi*, i f
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LNS & CO'VAN CO. Auto half of the real value. There i«
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txxe n France nnd tho Argentine manufacturing, selling, and many
rna«I»> to i*f fi*i*i mi l *
r.o better farm in Seminole Co. t o t u b t u r r i t s o r k i m i i m i i . i :
i nn .ii* M fr . o r i ' im c i *.
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other subjects nrv treated in de
t ! m* j»f nr»*H.Ui|
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lor ami sheet nietal wor.cix. Anyone interested may see it now
c o r n t v.
combined
nvroplnm’
nnd
stenmshijx,
I hereby iininititiee my eanilhlacy
A I' l!»2* * 1 "s.ilit I * i rn#
I w I nIi I .i announce Hint 1 nm a (or t «•■■ l i f t Ion
tail, During the "0 years of labor,
fnch A
I’hone 71C-W. growing a fine crop .of celery by e until
to
the, of l i f e o f
i xrW n M TII.
..f Mm i'll i- t i lie inntigurutcd, probably the
f » (I’ ll *ht$. lii 1*
it ate fot i‘i--e'i’l'tloii to the ,,f-| Justice o! Ibc Deuce. District No. 4.
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Dr. Ward obtained this information
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first
of
next
month.
lou;
G. K. Smith. This offer is made DIM r i e l No. S. subject to the •)• Mat llo* lo Id tills o f f i c e (o r neni'D
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Authorities here nre sceptical front prominent thinkers and lead
because 1 need the money here, elitliin ot Hie v o t e r * In Hie Demo i i i . r y i d Into tin I 'o u r l b I list I-let I
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Inford Automobile Co.
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whether Du* present year ers of the American nation.
j E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th St.,
fret Justified In itsklnu lit*' v o te r s
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Dr. Ward, a graduate of I*lpxlg
btli. A. I*. IIUS.
rnolia Ave.
Phono 187. Miami.
f o r t be I r Mtpnorl ,.n tut pre v io u s
will sec n regular Atlantic airship
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F R A N K EVANS
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and Berlin Universities, and for
is .luslbt- **r i|i*‘ Delict* it lo,"
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that.
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IIIX best elirleax ols lo ulV
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merly un instructor at Harvard^
It) acre farm, West Side, includ
c o il S H E R IFF
f i ■ * » r I M U t l l ' A . IS
\Ni*
peop le a s»|it*irt' tb'ill xx lilt
sines* Rcrvire
V I I M U ' II I ' l l l \I. *2111- |"X *n i f tiuilding w a s to start im*
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hereby
uiinounre
my
candidac
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in \x s
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this ulone, however. Home of hla
AVI* l i ' l :
Spring I f f o f Sem inole C oun ty subject to
|FKR S»-rxin of all kinds. Possession in time for
the A n ie r ic u n ente tp riite could not
\ I « i 11 N ' '*• in iila h i :«h i .
w w, i.ovi;i.t,.
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\ i :i :mi r r : m v r r . \ m : \ T i
aritics ns the greatest of its kind*
11. E chols .
I JM.'H,
June.
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a p p re c ia te
your
►mg,
N k «.. . m if*
W u i SMI I II
o r n ill i r
iN M T lU iiio X
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Among many books written by him
support.
r e e f e e l f Ully i our*.
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T " most interesting situation is the ti.m.'' which hits received much
I ‘ iiisll*
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s*f
Si'rtilnoln
Ml for service on
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r o n t i i i : i.KGhi.ATrnr.
» ; i: i k t i \* .s inve between Britain utnl Germany
t'nnntv, •'iil-j»tl In (lir " M I o f tlift
Earn $17 dozen sew
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comment and iidmintliijn from lead
Subject t. (lie i*111*i *uiciif tui i>*!*in*•- \t*t*rs it* (h pi Inini > .Inin* f*. YiillF
vi »i ti* bn* ,iut
Sowing machines.
Libern l
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ing itprnr.fi. Experience unnec cm! to 1*1Una cy. I liiTt-lt)' Iinnuimr** 'UppMl'l VA(It I.♦
I . ..814» .1I I !*>• tu )*e the first uerows the Atlantic ing educators of the day.
1c fur your old machine, on
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Ill SllllfMlli s . 1Hill '!*■ x'ttli tin' nit.thips now npjtnnching
44.H fl |UC»|lln*i lii
Egyptians Far Sighted
•III
Sm Singer*. I,et us help essary; no selling. Easy,
•ii ri' 4, 1 |4Mnlrt i t i' •• u) *%i* * ti e* nipli tion.
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Dr.
Waul believes the Egyptians
vour sewing troubles,
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German) ' h Hopes
my best e f f o r t * In b e h a lf o f Hi*'
•ill
\ It 1M.H, Ml • *4Jill" 1** Ing *i
I h o t « I .n .. i.ii'Mi in » my « a m il*1{ivy
were the most fnr-aighteif race over
thing all material 10c per envelope brings detaihi. Goslicn p eop le o f Mcminole t'otinly.
M "i:r« sa *;rs
T b c f o r lii. Mill*
1.* li H*
11«* 1* , 4 *rf V H.ll M i l l !
»•! * MtO*tut»li* lit at I h i
Gortnnny
hopes
to
b**
nlile
to
-Y ’ .
Dress. Goshen, N. \\
•• Mi i;* ii wr.J it in k
*n:i st
cr^lliK need t»f Hitt p eople **f I ’ b.tl- I, MlhJtM 1 t** Mlt II 111 »if tlK! VU(Ul8
11n' l It*' » 4' ill
i t III* I I I ! •*r i *
to trod Die earth. The records they
Inger Sowmg Machine Co.,
* . iAII'A S \ V\ iu*41*•it .S.ih'iti. n . c . flit *1
>Jn
T u x Itc llef. eupeelulty redtiemake
the
trip
across
tin*
South
At
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in
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i i f .it. x. nt v h •! i»u11 ‘ lii»%inn if Ml
tloti o f local liixt-H. Tills, In my Mtl JlHN 6,
22— Wanted R?nl Kntale
t it * »| li 4•*»* 4-N• il .1•i*l t>.1 liintii tty itiidsummor, utnl t > start jtrepaivil. however, were very In
L. i c i n u w . |
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opinion, run be e f f e c l e i l
by
un
1s , , , f ♦
lii, »i Ti "*I'I
complete itn*l their methods of re-'
.
. . Iim Id in ii ti iciin tiiMrtiTAtfeaJ
u lla b ls
t l i s iilb u lb .il
of
tb *
I time and very little money I want to buy 10 acres high, ab epiucue
1 1 l: I'M 1.It •»H1•i : iu :i» Lin* service during tin' Snapi-h-* »** cording wi re to* imperfect that mo
i Mfi-tf 1., |* S Wrtim utht Mrtl-! IT 11IS
it
fD v
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nasohn s
t a x ro il i i.mi ii o r r i i i r r i r r o n i T
in ericatt Kx|uisition nnd on the an
i* i*r«1 i I*. I'll'•Itrtlit •i
I \\ l*h I** .1i.itMimcD that 1 atm A t ,
II \■i ts,t\ |>i •■•sill * Mu*
■ 1K.i
1old things new by use of
solutely dry land, close to San imonu Hi. Slut.. Oand D epartm ent,
\\T< »UM IN I \l 1' il IM'V%H- niversary of tho discovery of A m dern |Hs*pl' are uble to profit Very',
kill III •» I t41411 PUIID .IlM t>» III** Tin;
Count It-, and Cities,— par- rmirlidalf f *♦« ri* l i f c t h t i l to tliii of
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ppar Varnish. Lacquer and ford. Mr. Downes, 516, N. Broad *-tebool*.
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•j**>*' Mill ll' »• ( In H.Ulf'H *1
little from the ancient day e'fort.
miiLiiin ini. u hit h In*.t4
V|* mt l(M I
.It* i l l . I V llo* Count Its it lid C l l lo * rIn* nf I'h'i k f ih»* Uiri'Ult C*»uri.
‘.HUM* Flnrlrt.i , nnri* i Wiitli erica. Utilnin nt present is tinxxn
Sard by Sanford Pnlnt A way, Orlando. Phone 4890.
With this in view. Dr. Want has
, i* lit III *• * r 1111»i ( a uk i-1 j i
It Iioiio le d h>
Ibe
noiiilnit ( Inn I nf SViu I umU* 1'•unity, Flnridii, a u I»
0111V fm t *lit
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• 11*i mI
.. r«1**«l in 'Hit |t1|hhr
.tromlse l o d e v o t e till the e n e r g y j**ii I m lh** *1 ■1 UI mii o f Uhl* Dr
(per C<>., ti. U. Stuart, Mgr.
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mi S fn il nnle County,
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21— Lots For Sale
’(fill I Mil f l( (** 11n* ,Tr.| flay of garding when the R u m will l ift
1st. Ut.
I Leu I, \' m 11 jin i,
i k. •* i ' i mill
a form tlmt will hr* umlcrHobdabU
in lfl** i »*nm ni ir P r l i m i r y Kir**
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Noli i. bo in ■I *1(1 Juno bth, A. It Mi ilKac i* Until; IT at |*.**4 I*»l*. I**-'
It \V. P B A I I M A N . Jr
thiiustinils of years hence. The Eng
i:
1M>1*01, ASH,
■ i l h i ' l t , f«inl H mi|UMinu: f i *» it11
I 'JZS
It 1011 is u ship.of 5,000,00)1 cubit
Ml. rl;
Itll'scl, Farms, Groves, 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway,
lish lutigtiage i* one >*f the ino-t
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lift
ot
I*. (I. Box 1040.
*t i,|fii I ii*'! v ii ii Mm l %«*'»» nr** ii
m i u r i.MiTiiic t io m
widely spilt* ii in li'«* word today1
1>. C.
ing land, outside city limits. L.
•■i i ’with lit fu r |i4»u» I loti i ***( ihtln^
150 Ions. It is 710 ft cl in len Dh
l o l l r o x i T . ' n i.::
f am a tunclIcUilft f o r ro-ulac tlo n
and
ii will ,• Irtii'.j liw for wnLa
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A. Rcnaud. Phone 190 W. 804 \\. III I'*.. MffU’ s* nf f
iinloncJ«,nl uf
I
and by comparison with previmu turiis. Titer* furv he think* that1
jlGIIT PRINT SHOP
iih
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f.<i ( Im* offim* o f I ’mi
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for
Hrmlnol*
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for
2nd St.
nf
hn*i|ii«*f*n it
\VInNhiii ■
ttirshipM is somew h it *!tiitt)iy in np
l*i‘ai «• Ml. *-.'
(*outiiy. m i lijir t in t h * f i c m o r r a U
vi n li t * f**i? J ohI I i t nf (hi*
|Y tervicc on any thing in
•e. 11* in N i ’ ( anil lh.H M>*••«* )*i i m
i Scmtiioli*
I 'm i i i l '
I'lfn ii ir y. Vou r nupport V l l l Lo up- Dlrl i it t vm i i i i i : o r • * i i i : i i i r r * n h .u .k
pearnnee. It will I* • inflated will
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A phone call will get 2t»-r'Miscellaneous For Sale
Klorhhi. mi hi .InMien o f Ibe 1'mo c
Notli'i* m hi*i *•*i\ k Ivpii tiuK u n d e r
prrilu ltd.
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»«4tmi mo ut^nn itnuf r ttr ifiii «»r engmes. .
cinti*. N'i'ii i
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Jo. ii. St u. U ihl ho hi ml(?’I in;fn ' iiMlcTrnr
*c<sb.t f 1.j ;i1. I.. hhip.* in CourtBOAT FOK HALr.: 50 foot bridge
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i i l l i j n l (*• I l i f tlct lHlQJUiif—i1u» X)»nt*
the r i ! t i l *Mui t of Mi** T hirte e nth
The
Zeppelin
1.127,
designed
bv
land,
E.k Grove, Wiwd.ni'.ti Espar
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deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
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I ‘lor Ida on the Dr. Ei'kner, will be llte biggest to, Oakland, Los Ang.lcs anti uthet
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Mijiptirtt,
lairt In Unr* J unr l*riinu. y.
iHK NEW W A L L T A I N ’ T ee.tsonahlc. P. 0. Box 988.
California cities, during
iv:utt
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Mrrhnnlr*
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of
M
1,'and. Sh e riff of nnd n gross lift of 110 tons. Us
r o n m i un i n '
I'am*. T ^
r o n .it v r n r o p l ’ K A f i:
"Bank jobberies nre becoming sol
m FURTHER tNFORMA- Plenty of WOOD Si COAL
I 'nm i'lalnl fill if aKutn>t '**i» In ►ahl i p HI riole
t'otijti).
rToTMn,
I ib ve
lirr.-i.y h i ii i .i u m « m y eantUdacy
ro u ih h t m m t m i . i o ih
| r,*tii w*. tlkM- a cirrr*'*' |•i ** * **nI * .*'••• ’ eO h.lt U| t* nnd * ill
hart's Wood yard. 9th
H at piihllr length i* about 710 feet, Dio design fr,*tiucnl ihat drastic action U i.i
the I.fflee o f H t r r i f f o f P e m ln
CAL|, PHONE 285-J OR
TIjIn l" t • iMin'iiin**** in>” cnndiila* . I ii * hr i (K h i
x
*
1
1
C oun ty injhjert lo Ilia w i l l of f o r .ItulM* i f
llte l*i ‘I4*e. IMetrh l | M l#« f iirMi* f ord* rt *1 i itni Mil** Mill* I * »<' i ht» i d v ht'X and h*'k*i hid- being slenderer than the new Brit aider In protect the banks,” a.’-'
u COI.LER, SANFORD press. Phor.c 88C-M.
v o l e tp nt Hie June P l e n a r y .
Vo. I, p ih j f i T I m I hr w i l l
lilt "* 1*- r o f mi Milo i M*»n In* |*iii*ll#.,»* *i in i’ll I III ' **.)i at the fro nt ihnir of
rirme.l Superintendent Wood.
J V M c C I . E t J .A N D .
ILo (%•11' l l n i . c iti Hanford, Hein- ish ty|*e,
OfmiH-Mili' S"l«r». Jim** Ctli. Han I 1fi.‘
Haitionl 11*■rii III a it* h s |ni |ti'i
27— Money To I^oan
Kloihtn mi (lie tfnd
nolo •*«* i.i
Ruth airships are luxuriously up
l.«»l.*M fiii'tf.
I*u»»h».
"The*cobb *rs ur. getting bolder"
i>iiLllnlii*(1
In
Snnf<*r*l
s*
mltiol**
r u n t o r :,t » ju d h k
Vlar>,
l ,.»iihu*itoil.
All nnn»!!*»' i *■•*i i i t v . Fftoriila. on*■** • .i• Ii " *•<•h l i i ' o ' A (kti I I !*I *•, fin* Minn" lielliif pointed nnd is claimed xvlll.cmbnil) in their holdups every day.
r’S Ditt o
STORE— Pre.Hid w 11hill I he
i| Ir*#-lt n i i* i ilay
1 litr o b / nniititinte m y ea n d ld a c y -Iltrlucrt it nil 1*»»reHl i*lt>',
MONEY TO LOAN
f *•i fruir l l> roit« f*rn iM« we-oK**
' im il l
f Fait . llo* lollottTnM every comfort.
•'or r e - e liT tln ti lo
llte
o f f i c e o f tl|i? iihn\f i OmI i Ii T
A " ivvo ."hut to lit.' swift iilstieol
liont, lirjl;, j Soda. We are ON
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, County
M"It!)»*►»* mt hand iiN * I i I. d i l l " l»» »s stmt |ii"p**r(v, t " It
Judge o f Setn lnele Couaty.
I f «-1«-«*i«•!. I iiriiinld* nn
hon^rt’
i 14It C*miT nf Mi*- 7'\’, • III k •» lilt il
of early California days, xxh -it bank
I >i yunr plume, f a ll 102.
(l|,w 4I 1 t‘|'*i|1U2*«Ol> No*»‘ f'*|
JEWELRY
AND
PERSONAL Klorblu. subject to the w i l l nf t b * S i o d i n '•f-llUt ml minim rntlnn fr*-*- >I*iIM
V I mI «Tr* ulf o f Klornl i in and
Mi,- *ii ii nf SI** TIimiFiiful. r u »
m o c ra t ic
Volets
t-t
Hrritliiol#
robbers were seldom taken n!tx;e, in,
f ro m
I Im* tifruul
in«.*ih1 lrMi*inrnrMA t i MfUilnnl*" ' f*kUiil*', nml ih«* ?• al
PROPERTY. HERMAN’S LOAN D euuty
Un t.li .|
hiill.'it*
* »'.,uim m»).
. In tlie DenioeruH c DrlmaiTr f r ni* i*ii ||y rnfiin »T r if Willi
I him it(. *.f *•a hi iTiiirt, i'll Mii** I h* t d ili*> i
|Ih’G I. LOOKS'—Irrigation OFFICE 27 W. CHURCH ST, I'o
bring
encouraged by these d.\ pen.-•
If
25,
H
i'lkl
fin
fir
I'
1
,V
|
I'I.
•le c tio n to l.e b*-ht June 111,. DJ Js flee,
*f M a i i h . A J' l*'2«
1»ni general cement work. ORLANDO.
l*i*\.*hh* to the *#idet‘ of i: it.
J Art li till A ltO N .
dc» •*."
II |*. IHelteNDiiN.
)*. K 1n >1 •iLAHB,
A s lifi a 11 on o f In for* t\\*i > cm a
Ccnrrct,. Co. J. F, Ter"Down in Tex is, I uml: r tat I *
(*|i*» U f ( « %|r« nil •‘•him *if
I'O II h l . u s 3K.NATUII
•fi* i ilnM*
Horn luolo ( ’tin nl
IT or hi .v
P o l l J1 'u T M ’i: o f I’ K A I K
r. Frop. :ir,| and Elm.
Money to Loan.—When borrowing
I b i r d . ' - aiiu'.i'iicc un u t:nn d l d a l i
ti nt the bankers association o ffe rif
I. 4i rri-Li'M,
iHMUril)
It*
A
M
^
lir.KH.
Illfc T ItIt T NO, K O I II
,\* Tru>*i^«*.
or refinancing your mortgages t. aui'ci'.il m y . c l f ilk Se n ator f ro m
** •
J» i *. 1
a liberal icxxail for bunk mbbcrs.r
I h«*rrh> aiil i'iuinr IT) inU'Hiliij'.v
Ihu I 7 tb Sciiiiti.iiui d U l r l c t cum
in my imi*
T b - i| tWlltsil !Hd*
[K001 1NG—The Roof Ev- came to us for straight loan. No (mat'd
(S t : a I.).
with the proviso that nothing will
1)7 Keli'timlc I’.ro vard Dimn- f o r Ju stice ul I 'r u ri’ uf l l l e l r l r l N "
4 txnniiiiii*
‘ KfUniMli nn*l Mihjr* t
i
km
*i
nmiiiiNM,
Metal
shingles bother about
SACRAMENTO, Mar. 17.— A bo imid for live ones.
monthly payments. ■jrit kiitijr. i it. tln> D e m o c ra t ic , Miihjrrt *■» Mi*' ili*r!»*luii «»l Mi*
ion
Ih
l
f
o
r
f**r
i*onn»h
hi
itii
vol«*rw In lh** I»**innrrnilu I T I i i u h t k ^
f Sit 11 |ti npt *T > li* •I.I Ii * HInfy ) new epoch of vigilante justice, with
P »f*m Eu and gnlvinlzed B. W. Herndon and Co, Scminol" p r i m a r y to b* b rld June &tb, 1928. It*
hr lip'.il oil .Mill*' rilli A. I*, ll'ifJi
I f c l i c t . i t I iimtnlki* to continue
■*
s' t h e p i h i 'P it lu r in ' <*i' Tin: >.*i i * i * ll I lull 41V8il *41J*I.M
i i \ v i M h i t : i : ic
£** Janies 11. Cowan. Oak Hotel.
sudden death riding the trail of
■n tu n It f.o Ib c bent Intercut o f the
: i a k i ».
• n . 'I J S T V - T l l l l t D
ID H ID IA I,
Unit n t and • In v ite y..u t » my
jR
r
rn
I
it.I'oilHl)
P1Thini St. Phone 111.
wirrirr
the
plunderer—nn epoch in which
• IM P IIIT
UF TD K
b’l 'A T K I>l*i
ru
T
in
:
u
m
i
.'
is
*»
f
a
u
.iis
o
i.i:
i » c o n i on » urli Im p orta n t
lc g '*la I '1441141m.
I 't.i lit I DA IN A N D I t ' l l 8 1: M IN 27—Money l o Loan
hunk hundits will be xvortli more
F i l l NTV.
tlo n u* * o r d ruiidw. ronacrvutloti o f
• >'. 17 4'411' N T V
IN i ’ ll INDI7UY.
P 'Ppcr. Signs o f all kinds.
••ur n a lur.il rmtiu,eva, rcdtictlot. of
I w is h • » anituuiii'e tliat 1 am ** t N N I E P. A I K I U W E T I M 11.
Pnm- IN T H E i ' i 114*12I T r o l l, r i»F T t l i : dead than live— ia impending in
terd Paint & Wall Paper We are prepared to consider ap Htatu tuxes and eilurntluu. I auk r « mt hi . I f « i r ce-tilecltmi in On- <'l
T W E N TY - THUD*
.ID D ID IA G
plalnant,
DJH DDIT U F T i l l : hT A T IS O F California.
the
s
up
p
ort
o
f
all
lo.
al
D
e
m
o
c
rat*.
f l e e ,nf Cuunty Commlashitter Ir.-ii'
plication fo r firs*
Mortgage
vs
J J DA Itltirtjl.
D
l
t
t
l
t
l
D
A
I
N
A
N
D
I
'n
l
l HEM IN*
Dlktr .c i Nu. I. stib jecl m llte .)>•• I A. U O H 171to. el nl
Bank banditry must halt, Will C.
I*. f. (Iilallts.
Ix;ans on the best typo of resi
ul.17 ( * n l ' N T V . IN " l l A N l ' E I I V .
F O ll rO V lTA IIlik S
clklnn uf Hie vute re in the Deinn
N O T I C E O F K P C P I VI.
Wood,
mate banking suptjrinten^RAI’ ll repairing, piano i
I
ll.
It.
K
T
I
t
V
K
K
I
t
.
r.iiiiiibilnnnl.
t
ti.*reb>
iinnuoncc
mV
can
didacy
c r a t l c P r i m a r y tu be held un June
dences and Mercantile Buildings
M.\rtTI7ll'K w v i.t;
f o r Hie fou r th til",
VJ*
» dent, dcclnrtxd today In nn ultima
1 h experts with 17 years
ft
t
9
net
nnd
I
f
"
r
'
o
n
ftiib
lc
Notice
Ik
h
ereby
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b
i,
ib.t*
tin-,
.lb,
A.
D.
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J
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F
p
w
i
l
l
J
E
L
U
J
t
u i-a
l - J pen.
p ci., “am
,
Niilijci i to Dm w i l l
■.I
the
in Sanford ot fi pet., o
” *i■ l-trln.
aui.jcct
• -r bud b) v irt u e t»f n i b . i * ''' nf 141:N I: * H **|NCJ. i t I*1 l>.*r*'tii|anl» tum tu the underxvoild fraternity.
** Sanford music store 8 pet., depending o*. the character M.icta in D. I it-mm t ittle p rim a r y
N<iTl4*l: O F H P K F I A G
filin.'lnsur. Pint k t It- leiuler.'ll In'
M AHTGH'H PAGE.
If the holdup men fail tu Iwcd
F O ll t o r.N T V F im W O H IO N F .Il
'Shoppe. McLander Ar- of Joan, construction nnd location of June S. Y our volw w i l l bo upHi.1 ii In. V4i e ntl 11ml mum* "H Hb'l
Nnllcii
I m he reby g iv e n Dial unpricbiti'il,
ntonr 882.
1 v ikli in announce Hint I nm a SJIli dnv <if Februiir y. .V I* l ‘* - V I* r t,n I t*>
the
xvamlngg, Wood asserted, they
v
irt
u
e
uf
a
deeren
uf
it. d . tibiiij \v i m :o x .
of buildings. C. S. HOAG & COMc a n d id a te f o r tit# ufflcn uf Couaty I. h i rtlieelut Maste r In 1 lii n . c r y , ' 'i»ro4'li*»ur(i nnd sulo ritmlurnil . lit
may soon find themselves In the
•in Moltdu*. Iln* 2nd .1 •> >.f A|>rII.) I,,, s ln n n o t i l l l l i i l
Cnnimlskluttrr
frtim
D
l
a
t
f
l
c
t
No.
»
I'A
N
Y
,
7
W.
Churh
St.
Orlando.
ratlin **n Hu*
F O l l I 'U N H T A I l l . l )
ry and E ggs
su b je ct 14) Hie decision nf the vnt- A, It. I S !* . In fl'nnt 4,f Un- Pnurt *^rd *l:i) *>f J’ ebru ary , A. I* 1921, same category with predatory ani
|« tbe D e m o c ratic P r i m a r y tc llnttke dnnr lii rtaufnrd. Semlnule i, a - Mmolal .Mailer In Dliancery. mals—worth a liberal slate bounty
28— Radio
w is h to antinutire m y rutidlduoy be held "ti Jun* t t b , A . D - _ I * 2 *
Cuunty, F ln tld a, w ill u f f n i*.r m I<'
I l l Miiint IV, Ibe 2nd *ln> *8 A p ril,
f Jsndotte Chicks, bred to
olid well to Ills b lsbekl liblder for] •x
or the o f f i c e o f con st ab le, D i s tr ic t
It. D’ S*. in f r o m nf Ihe ( . lil t dead uml mdhing alive.
•ii!t.
d u r i n g the l e s a l
Innim nf ’ tnuso
y f‘.r booklet. Fuirvilla PH O N E 679. for Repairs on nil C.'r
No I. Se m ino le Cou nty, eub jai’ l lo
Big Rewards
ilunr In Hnnlnril.
HrillllliUC
Oile,
tillfuljntvln/
ileeerlbi
>
1
lalidw.
F
O
l
l
r
o
t
14TV
ABSKSSU4*
4»F
the
Dento••until*'. F lorid a, xx III o f f e r fu r sale
1
Drltindg, FU.
makes o f Radios anti I*hono-illte w ill «»f the v .tern in
Singling out the Texas system of
'tiinite, ty lmr anil hrllik
In the an.I sell It. Ilia lllgliesl bidder fur
t i u :»
graphs. I f we don't fix it. there rrnilc Primary of June A T A T E .
t wlkli ,<• an tin lines in t b e people t'nunty nf Hrmlnnle wnd 'to Uliji* ritsll,
ilurln* tile lettiil Ip'ltra nf paying $5,000 for dead bank rob
Throw Heavy Burdens
r^tlk and f lowers
nf H em'nnle Pott lily th a t I sin « •f F lorida , and m o r e parti*u t e r i ) « i|e, the fo l l o w | up tleserllird lands, bers. the state official warned that
Is no charge. Couch'*, 108 S. Park
l i i i r l b c d aw f o l l o w w, In -w tl:
i
«
„ ..
\|.io I b c l h n 'n n nt tin* N u i t b vicsl i 'o I'Ii . I o f Itloek 2-N, Tb*t
I*, to i . rtliinj to Dloridu l.nb.t
Mini
c.do b U iitto n
t'otupatiy'u
Map of Si. ( l e rt ru d o lobllli >u
to Hie t-iuu ..f Sanford. I 'lo r ida; * cull Ho lier N orth .111 ill
frr I more o r Icsii t.i the b*xv
" n o r limit, In laike Monroe.
H te niv S oulb enste rly nlotitt Hie
in ea inlet I nr* line t.f the
low
xxiili-r tiniik
tit . lull;i* Mon roe;
u iltslulice tif* 2T.2.'. teet tuorn
or l< «.< to ,t sp.ikc nt loxx w a t e r
bptrh in latl.r; M onro e; t h e m e
Nnnth ix tltstan.V, or
2*»T feet
lb,ic» or li ss, lo the* No' l l o tst
eornel' of snbl Him k 2-N. T i e r
17, Uii'ni'i* W i s t ; i x f ... t mot.,
or It rs 1 , o.ilnl o f benilllllUK.
T e rm s : t*utb.
Diircbuser to |sty* for dto*g,
J AS H S I I V It t i N Jit
H|n elti4 ■Master In t’ luuici i )
it*'
California Bandits
Will Have Difficult
Time From Now On
W inter’s Colds
and Chills
■'UndMstr f o r r . - e l 4 c l l n r t « •,' S ‘1
0lr ’
>11 nf IDnck 2-N. ' I l l
'8
fle e iif T a x A»n-»in>r. e u l j e d to ll**'
W k t-N , o f T i e r 17. >f Florl*
'U riel.,b nt Dm x n lrr e In Ibe P e f F l - * iD
l l l.ntut end Pitliinlsnilott t**m*
c r a tl c P r i m a r y : « be held In ■Dm*’
|u;it"*»
Map 4*(
fit
iterlrin le
9 f th is , e „ .
# V A U Q I IA K .
Ad .tllb m
I'i Pan ford,
aw 1*'/
plat lb ere n f d ill)
«*f rpciiril:
F o i l C I.K I1H O F F O I * T
ste-x- nr T'km'e*- - I •'••
I h a rr b y aniKiuitcs m y can dld sc)
w i l l t.f Hie
v o te r s
uf
jjm lD 'ile
west c t u n t r o f nioek t - N . nt
for c ’e jk o
Clreitjt c u
urtf,
rubnff tile
Hj- ,.|reei«
ou
t suy*
C oun ty. In Hi* p r i m a r y l o be l-eiti
-r ’IT. «>f Florida lu*ml
la*ml « o A
J.'Cl In the Will nf the v o te r s n
un Jun e t . 192*.
^
^
— ron ta x a iik m im
»
h
»
It.
in,Hwatb*
p
tlm
n
r
y
l
y
lie
briu
I hereby an nounce l o In# people
t w ill
n jip r s c U t^
jou r
o f Penilitolc County Hist I am • J p a e f
I OU r o t N T V J IU K J E
Ole . SI
•u*#r (*f J e t- a m ln
r b T * e m u e r s t l * " r r ) m a r v to be hetd
0 • Nurtli end: III*, to ■•*Nurtb
ron
t x ii'x n
n io a u r i'T is o
NVmlnol* C oun ty. Fbirlita.
subject •o , J u n e o f ‘tl*l» rear. I luive IIVBlt
l*»w
411 fr**l Itl4're
le*e
AT T O H N IiV
• • ti.c acHott *if. I b e I'e m itc rw ln In O r s n x e and H em ln ol" cnor.tl-a
. i r i t u r m-trb on 1 **•■•■ I >nriHt|
•er
re*
t
ns
D -T ty o n June 6th. 1*SI.
M y csoj- .’ o r t a f y e s r a .
I
1t#r«l>)<
l
a
k
e
this
nt»t»i4rtl
uf
»
«
•
I.
i
tl*«
I .have
"tirtice S**llhi, ' " l " 1
on
sud o f f U-kHt w i l l - mv rntc ll'ld cr
fu r
llte
• Hurt f o r this o f f i c e l* In I b e h * n d « •otintv enniii>lx*l#n»r
IPI4W
I**w w a t e r mark on ' > ' .
■>(
Aty
frien d*
thro uwho ut
Ibis e..r t j t e a m 1 "have mad# m .y 1l»
'i * f ) r e r * 1 " l t i l ! k P a * - ) « u t l w i AM !?*
( t*> •
19*4 fe» • r u n e *t
vtHitlir nnd w e s o ilc lt tit#- support *nii r a i s i n g *.'o
;k Sml
n#v,
subject
tu 4be
Iw m ocraile
u-k
»n*1 c lltt-nUm
- f frrooB
l
./luulng:
point
N orlb
nt
l ‘ r|tri*rc.
I
w ill aiiprrH al# M f
in'1 Cotes o f . t h e p e op le
In
Hie •n<t fn rin ln * 1 fWoDok# tu Isl BV*r
__
____
mors
or
•>i'ii<-e ripol'i 428 f e e t
t.r.tpar ' I on »t • am>r»rT sixjM*
(k
iH nuim
ocra
tlc P
I rriim
ma
s r vy e
etr
curry
bis
pi
f Oiinfiln
l o s* Dun
'iatie
l r rr.fir
litis pnlnt (.f bxgtnnlng:
I
leg.
|
tbs
pr*»I
sa
l
s-kilrr
tbkia.
Ij
#l*rt«J.
. 1.0 . /if
•* lthe
h . p eop
e op le see f i t to elecT
n r » * a e * hX vt* ** '
Tour
support j g l x r —... iti# (Inllkk o f Ib e o f f i c e
rye , t " i b is o f f i c e - 1 w i l l
' i T * pe rty p erson all y .
Tm
All i f IJIarlf V. *J| »f
ks•• e f fi c i e n t , e f f e c t i v e and e y p o n t l r - m
^ a p p r e c ts te *
j^.*, service-v ^ WJ|ITfc
l i t , unit all uf Dlscfc
K
J
L
UKK.
ut B s m l l l l e i fs H n n .
• 11 II.
8 A M U E G A.
Ave.
I ’ h.tv
llurpce” *
Giant,
P olitica l Annou ncem ent
" 4oi. rJ.90 per 100. Mixcolors. B. F. WhitF O ll T H U I . K U t « M T I ' l l t !
] hereby unnnunre m t candidacy
'-J Summerlin Ave. Ft.
fur the I . e g l » U t u r r . su b je ct t ‘> U]*
jjjwne R82W.
I**1' link (Indira) fl in. to
J! :I|ic l^ch. Order $1. o r
l"re Nursery,
Ri
^ M U lllo u l
b o ard
t * 1 " I I'.rk A,7 "
t * Utth.
good v e n tiig u o n ,
H o t w a t ^ r . ’ 311
r o ll T A T C O l.tlltT n a
I wInIi to announce l h * t I » n »
entitlblale f o r re-ele ct toil
1"
Ibe
• ' f i r e o f T a x C oll erD .r o f H emm o le IToutiiy, sulij rrt l o the actio n
o f (lie x o l e r e In lto» f . e m a c r s l l e
IT I n t a r y to be held In June.
vou. s u p p o r r ^ t .l o .
WSMMBfi
l
'iiiuati'.
l y i n g nnd heinu
In ihe
D'.tiiii) o f Sainilinli' and lb s Hluje
,.f i F lo r id a
uml more part I c u l a t l )
deserlheil ns fullnws. l u n ' l j :
lull x»n» ( I ) o f ll«u niet's PJnl
In Ihe D lly o f Hnnf'iiil, Florida,
s re o rtlln g Ui plat lliereuf (Inly
leru rd ed In Dial
|l'**ik 2 on •
. |tour A*, o f Hu. pit).lie records
o f Hrm.nule
Hrmtniiln D
Duunty.
lo r id a
of
un nl).
F .o
.Terms: f a s t i .
-
California dc»perpdocs nre inviting
t'imilar nclion unless the epidemic
nf bank holdups is brought to an
end.
Woxjd's statement follows a iuc-
(Lcfeftl N o t!c «)
n~i*li"<-* «* * Adrnlni-trstor of lh#
......... . A. W. XVATIIKN. 4lecsn».
ealil Die#. Hten anil
IN THE COURT OF T ill D H t’ N T V ■(•I.r an.lM ot
i l . " # n p ll‘ «lp>M 1" lit'' SBI'I
COUNTY.
•jriM IR .
HEMIN.M.D.
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As A Jrnlnlitrst^.r o f *Vy VT H K K
BsesssciL
■on tha Kidney*.
/"'lOLDS put catra burdens on oar .
L i kidneys. When tbe kidneys stow i
up. waste unpuiitits aio apt to w iki
one tired aod adiy with beedackea.
ibirirxses aad of lu. nagging hockarka
A com m on warning “ to° Iteqxwol,
scanty or burning secretions.
_ crease the secretion of the Hihtaye
aad aid tn the aiiiniaaiioa « l wesM
impuiities. Are endorsed by.w
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World's G reilw t Vegetable
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THE WEATHER
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•■rally fair; colder Saturday.
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!.cased Wire International News Service
Hopes Are Revived
ForMissingr Flyer
IDS TO PAY
WASHINGTON. Mar. Hi.
(INS) — Faint hope* far tin*
rescue of the Illltchcllffo-MacUny trnns-Athinlic flyer* was
revived for a time •today with
the receipt of advices by tho
State Department that an un
identified plane had been sited
by n Canadian Pacific railroad
construction gang in an isol
ated section about 25 miles
northeast of Greenville. Maine,
rhe report came to the State
Department from the Cattailinn Legation. '
S A N F O U I). F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . M ARCH 10. 11)28
NI1WPER.H
M ember A u d it R urcau O f C ircu it .ons
COURTSHIP - 0 F
Americari-Fla
Must Die On Gallows For
INDIANPRINCE Murder Of Taxicab Driver WILL CONTINUE
TO BLOCK RDM
IS EXPLAINED
i Plano Is Ready For
| Air Tour Of Nation
i
5* ^
SENATE PRi
WTO OIL CAS!
MOVES WES'
l l ItTISS FIFI.lt, N'. Y., Mar.
lti. (IN S)—The '*Toledo lead er
ship", n big six-pnsreitgcr Stin
son-Detroit uuuioplniu*, was scheduied to leave here nt noon today
oil tlir New York American’s
coast-to-const iti■ totiK The piano
will ntakv* siiqs! in forty cities in
T reasury
O fficia l
D eclares wliidi ainrafi and acccs<ory plans Chicago’s Wealthier
War-TInu* H lm kade Will He at.* b. tiled, and data will be soAppear Before Cpm-i
M aiiitaineii Almut Coast A s m <-d ngar.ling* tin* advancement
mittee To Describe
I .tint; A s I'rohillition L a sts of the Hit. raft industry timing thr
pa t iiiontli-. \ distinguished gatParty
Contribution*
tiering iin hiding Mayor .lames J.
Walker of New York City wax tf '
wita< ts the take-off today. Col* j
unci Chart. \. I itnlbergh inspect-'
T w enty D e stro y er s Anti L es oil tin* Intge golden-winged m.til.t- j
ser Craft Now I’atrol T he I plain* lien* last night and pro
A tla n tic Seaboard To G ulf itoiinc.-.l it "fit as a fiddle."
MONTRFAL, Que., Mar. 10
which will render a view of the ex(IN S )—Sobs wracked ttw Dali j cent ion impossible from tltf winfrtrm of twenty-year old Dori- j •low*s of a new four-story bftildiip*
K x-M nhnrnjnh O f Intlorc.W ho Palmer. American flapper-bandit, *across the street from the prisett.
Idaho Senator Decides
Is T o M urry S e a ttle S o cie its she sat in >• <•» i today and
The th.ee convicts who will win
ty G irl, U sed S tra n g e S y s contrntp'.'1
TV) Solicit Rank Arid
.oe tr n fact lh.it their freedom by acting as nssi-tem F or C ou rtin g F ian cee m->• ‘ ('•!> • .tins, tie oil the taut hangmen have been select** I
File After Pdrty Re
j and Hangman Fllis and the cot •
eal' vs ie ' !»• * • i. ' ‘Ison.
i
j in r have signed the official do ufuses To Act InCase
I
*n
—
>
atr-itd,
hi'
monii.
.1
Friends Tell Slor
f \ e a aan
n
’ . *•*• in . Mm *
t ti .tmrtli' iT inents placing themselves nt Hn
Of Queer Roimince . in tl t.rti *i„..*t jmi Idi-positl of the sheriff of Vail *.v
-------| su ghl *• ••
. *ter. Her tilian In-Id on tin* iiioruiag of Mar. "I.
.it i fully linhltetl,
bobbed, fell
feu n j Ni w in tlicso grim prephrati"*iP oten t H indu And M iss Miller li.iii on
. . masses
overt her si m bate conn lank t • Doris in her •*• II
U sed T o G aze For Mom ■At
| ind a feeling of tragic forhodiu;
E ach O th er W ilh l'ix e ilS n M siio. ilders.
i
................
.
Testimony Given That
^li.t entue iivi** lift*. Sin* cheered to*
t
Fight
miles
away,
in
llonleai
\
Ulore Than $5,000 Has
WASHINGTON. Mn.li
PARIS,
Mur. lit. —(INS) - Prison, her ^partner in crim 1 m.iewh.it Imwever, when sho
Some Gave Nothing . 5
n.itiml Hi.it A' dfaogc F. ('rclnt'i. 1 1N H
Already Been Sent
Tukcjirnc Holkai*, Indicn prince George McDonald, who also m'.
\ w a r t inn- liln. k.-nl
And Received Credit
\ iing a**-an \ of Mount Vernon in i iiiitiil Hie I ' t ul ci l S l a t c s n
and former Maharajah of Indore, die one week from today, mm
Ry Small Donators
AS
*
y
,
wln
ii*
ho
fontictly
livid
who is to marry Miss Nancy lAim tamed an attitude of itoieism. II '
in. pioliiluiiiin
i iv- on tin
CHICAGO.
Mar.
16.—
(I
Np)
1 Killer, of Sen IHe, Hraslt., m India even remarked to the guard that • -nd moved in o'i Iiimvi- citvfes. had illi- books.
tm m ittee!
u ic e i O
vnf S
rtrv
r uelected
m i c u | tomorrow, wi*ii
WASHINGTON, M ar. 16,— 'C om
ix S
Till*
S
eim
io
nil
in
q
u
iry ,
an
m-d
m
Moiiiri
al
Ibis
liioruuig
In
Aoierii*an “vyoiit lo* long now*." Tltey "*'
(b
\ s s i s ( i i nt
S«-i r c i a r v
•*•
T o S t n d y l’roliU m iA ndM ake Itriib*-to-be tlirongti
|jjg)— S en a to r
I’o r a h ’s
ni iiiiii' lii. figlit fo • idi*mi iii*.. T|i-.isiicy Scymot i t
i.
a strange eoitviclcd of murdering » ta*.
trjin»fyrre<l
lion*
fittm
Wit
ahl,ovvmaii.
it
R e co m m e n d a tio n s To C ity Icourtship of silence, it was revealdried liyr teats upon ris** 'pl i l i ar gc "I dry acttyitio--. iinnoiinc
ingle handed c a m p a ig n to
driver.
ingtnn,
plim
gcit
altiilR
tw
is
t-'
C o m m issio n In A F ew D a y s ( cd today by Kuropean friends of
•hi .-.I linl.iv a f t e r a n tnspci I ton
And metinwIdle thy authori’-'* • .1 tin* news and parlool.
1 Furl .M atthews Is T aken Into ing p olitical tra ils tod ay on
jje su fficien t fu n d s to reit*
Iho ex,-ruler of Imho
proceeded with their plans for l 1 1 I . aiticsl nn-al she ho ci
( u stoily A fte r ltr e a k in g ln lo tltf hunt for t h a t pnrt o f thu
SOIIl ll c ISl .
tlie ltll.lt lull
"jy Hairy F . S in e lu ir fo r th e
The quest 'on of railroad gates
w..ok*-, altllotlgli I. *i.'l
The ex-Maharaj:iir- love song, double execution. The gallows w
Utilise Ami F irin g I'istolA t
ti i.in nt her
!
mnl
•cat
i
mu
:
IGO.OIX) in b ond s lie d o n u t- or sonic ot’icr *>feftiinrd being 11is friends said, wa one willioul slopped f.oiu Montreal to Valle* mucli -it that.
T w o . Will* • Men I’urstiiinr C on tin en tal T ra d in g .C om p
,.'ii.ii.I mm
l i l i i . ' - . t hat
a n y ’s $ 6 ,0 8 0 ,0 0 0 "slu sh fu n d ”
\ t ti.rncy I'lvlimi I.. I...... nh'ic land t..|. * vvonbl gu.ltd it.
in help w ip e o u t th e R(*- placed fit Kam**s Crossing for tie* Words and willi mnsi. licit mdy be field lids morning mid it w.ill 1
1111
g - w h ich found its w a v in to tho
1
/
b:
ut
Mni-ti.
yr
.
"
■
v
at
of.l
I
nilcdion
of
triiffic
hobhed
tip
.toil
with
ll..*
appeal
to
Canadian
and Ids fiancee noiM In ai and i reeled and |.*sleil in :t day or tw
• o:o‘ i * tli.l liil.TUMUi.n il b •i «!•
uliliiaii p a r ly ’s 1 B20
debt
th e H epuhlicnu
ro. Ma III t••«* vlist.Illy* Ilf local c o ffe r s o f
again today when the t'hamher of understand.
llatigman Flli, went to Vnlleyfielj ,'iiHii.i tin • for Hicii n o --lull "f tli. ft..to now ol. "
-
a* in full s w in g to d a y .
vut Iv ' National Committee In 11)23.
!
polite
folloMin
*
tv
burglary
u>
l.ii
a-the
gut
( 'onncerce, after some discussion,
This strange roinaine, which be yesterday and selected a location , tleaih penult
A.iv l da sal loti *>1 tbc p.itiolMany of Cliicafo’s jvealthicit
The Idaho S e n a to r d ecid ed appointed ll committee to go into
gan in tile United States, 'lifted for tlie gibbet, lie picked n M*
and bio. kad' mean a flood <d ye.lv'lilny tlf.c*' ..it ut t i l .'home of Imsiitv** men enme t>cfore the Scn•- i i»< tied.
1
F.
MfCvltnell,
t'lO
Flat
Avenue.
a after the contributions from the mat ter thoroughly with a view
foicien
li.pior,
low
man
admit
led
lo r.urupe when both happened to
nto Public Lnuls Subcommittee to
tank ami file after the Itejmte In appealing before the < lly Coin be visiting ln*re at He* same time.
Step* to Ir.'lsgt lien the •tilth ' The it 'pro 11 said to have forced
tell of tliv'ir contributions to help “fj
.
Iit
v
wav
itil
•
the
limit.'
and
upon
mission
witli
leciimmeiidations.
en.-tciu
patrol
tiuv«<
been
laid.
The
To Ids intimates in a elect circle
■an National Commit lee •>«*•
pay off the huge Republican dc■
k
l>
*
hihe*
Is
.
1
.
I>
ll.'Olg
ills
Members of the committee in of Orientals and lan.-pcmis, the
Key West coast gll.lld base was
aiie no ‘move to solicit elicit n
tieii rolled up when Warren
v
nt
hiputclude Leon
Is'R«iy. chairman, Indian prince w*n« known as a very
moved .In S I’ct.vc-bui g ollt t.f firinr •ev.l.tl -ll.il
ind.
neighHarding
was elected President.
a11
v
inn.l
lerrori
.i
sue
s
;
k
till
width a number of destroyer :
Mere than ffi.000 already has Howard Oveilia, T. I. Duiiina, <’• diffident man. A unman member
l'hn> wide circle of “miltionalro
;iii*I l.ofllooi 1 iu general
in.my
.
vent
\
five
foot
boat
s
A.
Ryrd,
Fied
T.
Williams
and
.1.
of
this
little
group,
whose
title
is
#,n eat lo Itorah. The money
f.'t nng. L" shed new light on Repul*speed' craft vvi’I operate in 1lo* i Tla* m j i * *Ill'll*il offtcet
ill l» deposited ill a bonk a:’ fli-t G. Render. The group was - elected scaifrly known ,u America, but
livait finances ami the subcommit
Imui
living
two
mele than
gulf as fat* vtc I i Mobile. Msi.
jit i icceAed. For the time lie- by President 8... (t. Shinhnlser whose rank equal- that of (lie
bv I.I.'Utc ltd tee a m ail) lov iltcvl $2,000 more of
raptured
1
lit
f
"lit
I
v
l
it.*
general
soul
h
ca
1
ban*
at
the
uinnltdy
luncheon
today,
former Mnnnrajah, (gave interest
g, ll.trah will ItantHe the contri
Fori 1 audi'nl dc. Fla , i- t>* be n- .1 \ . Martm ttn.l Met• 11 \ vie (tf Hie "put and take" bonds that
tion- with his present offitv following a discussion that wa- ing details of the courtship t" In C am p aign For A d o p tin g P a r I'rencli N ew sp a p ers C riticize
i art Willmni in a -unnip Harry F. Sinclair gave the party
it.for.
e.l will, several additional
participated
in
by
M
i*,
l.cltoy,
A.
ternational News Service today.
rre hat may engage lielpera IniSecretary Of S ta te ’s A d vo ■b • Itoy. r-. elviio a -.pi.olioii •••
lia
m
e
n
ta
r
y
P
ro
ced
u
re
IsA
f*
I tnh Avenue nisi after securing the Teapot
N. Thurston, Mv. Bender, I . 1 I..
“They the cx-Muhurajiih end
f if tin. (ontiilititions warrant.
cacy O f ‘T n m m lifie d M ulti- about t vv.'ii t \ nt lb.- ca-l.l'H gall
the an'h.i dies it. Dome ot' lease,
Icr m a ih O f C riticism T o N n • ... : lt>__ •I'..,...i ..**
Dumas, Mr. Ovcrlin. D. I. Thrash Mi.-s Miller—silt for hours at a
lateral A n ti-W ar T reaty'
“It dm- nut seem t>* me that it
Strungv stories of political fin
yv H ead A llen d in g M e etln t:
doubling hack in he
and along tin Atl ml • ' •«» i l.mc.
and Volie Williams.
time facing each other without
a matter almut which we can dt» er Mr.
ances were unfolded qii the witV I . .ll O
l C.t -III. Its
m
a.l.liti'.n
t>.
.utters
ami
-p.-cl
Render suggested that saying a word," said the informant.
I*A1CIS, Mm Itl. t INSt
y aitiott" said Ilorah. “ Not over
WASHINGTON. Mar. Ifi. (I N ? I
ne«- stand. There was testimony
Ilie oft I. - to
l.o;ttgates lie placed at the crossing and
iliimt nun p
ts knew of this that switching he eliminated lit “ I have seen them that way on ter —A campaign f**r adoption of t!-• i. tary of State K. Ib‘gg
I'ullsl.lel ..III. Iro‘ll'1.- It.I be.-l. an oii'i mg I-, * nget tram m j ■M pe -mi- who gave nothing and
V>.i k -p.-i . Ii, in which IIn*
ansaitnii mn recently, hut it i» that point. Mr. Thurston declared races at ('mines, Ccncva, Anhalt
redd on the Republican
get
i xprl tell....I in I..mi*Icgi’.'i s pl.iciog their -ear. h
ow known end it is tip to the party it doesn't make any difference a- and other places. The Imbun's gaze Rritish system of having Cnhlud i .ill officnd a.lvociilcd
V* 1 •rett'k** mt.l there Mere storii* cf
ilia’ll it a - ol li.pioi ..a i o.t-i mi."
anti-wai Is.at- ut K. v W .t
leplllliate tile whole litlsiltess to whose fault accidents may he was intense. Miss Miller’s was officers go befott* Parliament wa I’litlifi.-.l mult lateral
•H’* t lit' •* who give ot-Tty end gtb
St........ >-t
more casual. The manner of pall .•pencil in Congress today us tin in aty" In -uppl. m it the at In Ml e I.agg.lv*
nd d> o witln.nl delay.
* . ‘ f.. ...cS v»
it
<
.1
Hi
attributed, the responsibility of
" . .mi, lut-fi
I hull appeal, therefore, In Re- protecting life Mnd limb Is always ing was nxtranrd'itnry. The • \- atlerinath of criticism of Sucre: till loti trial) alicitil) i\i*tiiig. r. oMnet's h IVlll|’ 'III 11*0iil'l. in v >
rived a i htliy c >epl .-it m Finn,
*. wh;f •
II tl l\l(l P Pll.'i'C *
iiMi.uii. . i tin- country to come apparent. Mr. I*Roy was of the Miiliurajuli, while keeping his eyes a iv ..f iho Navy Wilbur for Inva.l
ting ml. Now \ oi k nn.l nllnc
. t thA*
i day.
•
. • * -r
11 i: »
nwaid aid lift tli s oliligution of opinion that "something ought to intently upon those of his fi:.n« •
polls.
mg the it.ms., .luring dcltnte >
Itefeiiing to Ihut part <>f the
«**» 44
14 11 sir *■'
WIlile •'Ille of the lil'gl'l voll-l
laiim." lb.rah predicted In- would he done" and that "gates lire the would bond forward slightly mnl
pi-.ali in vvtin Ii >.■. i etui v K. Ilogg gttaid v.
let
his
finger
rest
lightly
upon
t t .v-i jP
ini
.
.
.
.
i
ll,,
!t*.»71.0(10.Ultn
naval
idll.
VVltll.lll.VvM
1* will tie
able to go over the lop in Itls only effective safeguard." lie ulso
,*jv
H* *1 hntt to do to - t r . f
ICcps. Kelley (It) of IVnnsylvan nt.ilc.I Sir \u-tca Chiiiiibi'rlin. the from Florida in May. ' • “tie •i b
ive. "I think we can ra'se the expressed a belief that the question Miss Miller's wrist. At the contact
III it || I'ot'cigu S. . letiil^ • the .*t. lories gvtiir.ling th. no.it
:
t;,.•>•,(,!
..
•
us
e
he
would
riA*.
jjUlbi'iiplIy
nnd
'Iride
♦
1*
0
it
III
600(H) in ii ntrihutions of $10 or of eliminating switching at' “th<
ia and Montague (D) of Virgn iu. I niriial ...itiiiicntcil .aUsHcallt a| Mill! • :.i- . <1 W"1' o m * •’1" l.MftV
voti-t, l^iMoian Mini tl i' d b.<
hr declared. “ However, I 1 r ^ s in tt should be scriousl, ,a*on- away."
This Information gave n d ffer- who are backing the plan, reqtt* -t- ti>ib*w>: "The coiiiinon vnw point 1l( _h .I.', nl.-.I I" roiiinlum in e'
llllfl t 't- i* e t .i .1 moil.* v p- ■
vr alirndy received promfsps of IAdored,
enl
version of the couple's first «>i| a hearing l.y the House Ju.lic- , • . • . \ o g | o ' :i\otl p.•vv.1 - *b ill ’ |,., live ai' lie v. .. pal t. I in :i
. V
. III Up ,i rim
.1
.
meg.
ry r contidnilions, one for $ 2,
Mj . Dumas expressed niqireciaiat y i 'oiniiiittiv ..ii lit*' prop.. *1
- 1, i Hint tin \ ml. ml t*. . oii.b.
\
er the "'il tunny contt P*
-•ait h.'iv-t
tion of what he termed eoiistmct- meeting fi*om that whiili lias liei-n
Ml.-*
I!mi.
.
I
tic
Kelley
Rill,
•
abut.
I
t
in ,.t tan - "I ' In* wIn b u ..I l.| l ■
N"‘ on M *
paid'shed
in
Ameiican
newspapers.
I'll* lib*, k ole o. ill. W• I *
i: <v ♦ r . th. re vv I
wit1
e
f
■
t
I'.d
ivc
«
rilicism
and
expressed
a
It. ,.,I, |,a- not dei ided whether
offic.-i would be requiivd t.. ap M i l l IIll'll. 1‘lv.
mini*
to Swtvn .•
According
to
the
American
version
of
|-'|oci.la
be.
ante
'
.
*
a'
v
M
be
A
mbit
•
lornnr
in
the
mat
b
■
v
v
aid
• make puldic the li-l of donators, ! Iin^nu«s to ro-opernto
$27,550
“through
(he couple became acquainted while pear ni i *ingress on speeifi* .1 lit? s ' | ... in I. -anl * I.i-I .1- III tai" it Mas lotllld ll .1 . "I. idol.ib*
V. I'..
-*a"
d.
a
general
safety
,
allium
f
ter.
Hi*
suggested
ifn.ilc leaders were reluelnnt to
I.t.uv Iv.-1 log z ' ' id.iia li.pioi \v.i I*, mg
names of the !atta*
llie one-time Maharajah was truv for i|. h- Moiling. At ull tint.* ib.) i doing.
friends."
the
Ilie
problem
im„ - the plan today. Senator- committee to work out
elling in the Dhilcd Steles. The \v..lib) I" “cqilired to liltv.* it. part- In.igliing at " I I e ll.-Viv ef lot t “ I III oiilld Ihe K• v .,v -1 tlimit-,
i|i|*v .tr•
-1 g oil the Itepuhlicnii t'**
,„| I . i id. ."I >
uit,- i ! Kansas end Willis of and said that it was within Hie
i
,,- was John F. Jc'punish t.i'lla *' i• n.il ions " t 'nub* vlc do tv ..I I nop . nd si
noblewonian said they met at <••■ii- ini.iit.it I* pivsentution to •*"»
I
oiom
i--ion
,
In
plundered
>
'
thin, l.ntli candidates for the I t - piovinco of the l ily
I ion 1 lial **Secrc bint’
,,n,
,ii..iK
wcking
information
e:*piess.-s
tli.*
I
,,
W
|„,
ea
'e
*300 m 1023, only
eva.
Iter."
is
her
story:
i tei . .ding alt tin
'ublin.it Presidential Nomination, , t«» ‘ heck accidents
. . at
. every. mil
,
•iel> -eiditiicn
"S«. i • tary of the Navy Wilbur Iin y Kellogg ma
\
a i. alt oi ib.
. m l i nun
to )H- crv.lite.l with $1,100. Stanley'
"It was in Geneva about a yeat
it.lid.
in
mav m l- i
the'i'oad
crossing
in
the
city-—Inal
ir
,knl fur more time to study
.1 Inil I eflei t cling 'll IV.' Hie ...I
gll.lld b.
11 i *• vvas di cm •" 1 I I.V l ivid, wealthy merchant, uml Rob
by enactinciil of an ordinance com- ago. He was strolling around the ha,I , ,-ighi under rules *.i the I. 'tli/ing for In*ni 1“
B|ut-s11>Hi before commenting.
.I'ond il v
, r. M Ka-timiii. rich pubiiaher,
lion
.
to
lake
it
scat
on
tl*.
floor
>
,
i
hat Si crelai y Iill ill up .i pi.Mil till
gaining
room
of
the
casino
when
"I
tegli'l
t"
"
,
,i Mat Hit " r m
On the Other hand. Kenntoi f lUnu motorists to stop before..
Idles . loolight naval del. it-* 1hut w*'.i!.l b. an •
viieh got . i.dlt 1 -r $1 000 gifts in
his eyes foil upon the tall, sleinb-i .lining i|.-l.nte, nnd other I illillll't Kellogg, III III
. . p. I., ■ aid. .o i
i
mi/.cn- ill) of Michigan said he 'crossing.
.
,
... , chestnut haired girl . The effect nt't a . i have done t his," ltd l\vlthe ii.v\ v in i > •
l.tj.i when l Ivv didn't give thu
•pn-aL noi i.ny feclii. a.lj.iu. t
forwal
.1
in.
new
|
i
|
t■
d
1
M
i
d.
g
I
aid
eg
v ,.
ti«l not favor'the Idea, explaining I -M'- I hnwhei pom e,
■
•
of
war
Itffiv
lal
-aid
that
*
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t
h
e
s
i
t
u
a
t
i
o
n
.
"
K.
I'ublt. an- a dime. L.lwnrd Ilincs,
was
eleitricnl.
Turn
ng
to
one
of
new
elements
in
enormous liUHllU'HH, which hi hi by
r . a f. w I* • t f ••"* •h' •>
kk;.| "Snu lnil won't get ft cent .*f
"lie d.*>*H not have the tight to Mild l'*i'I e git. Milo let Hi mild "I Au i lean * o.i i pi obaldy i I" 1
!<■ imlitonmii „al .lcglvi. got credit
elated the ruilroail gets from tin Ills three aides, he said: 'I must
|
r
M
i
l
'otiin
1
1
t“hl
I'"'
’
Si** miilin."
*
Sanford district, and said, “I don t know her. I am madly in love with • ay anything nor ran he be inter phujl eotittittle to believe however, 1 let protected lb..n the sea-hold 1
aght the negro baik'ialo Civ for a $5,00(1 gift in U»23, hut ho
sili* > Hnt *imr;,rtaTit •nf anv—nitrinn lm iic world.
Iv
dice. After couldn't remember a thing, about
______ rogated -Thr result wax that when rsprrtntty
‘
~
#
. ,.,.e why there should he so nun it her.' "
,
to
i
mniii»n
i
Fill ihet'ioori' ti.m Mliintic, I'
\ had cedv I' d tin Hick P *1eh,
|„. wa> criticized on tin*
be eolivv t-litions I had d G.'iii'Va, that ^• if ii* and coast mi-.* -blpping i- toMl of these "gi‘l»" were Landtile
Fr.
ni
Ii
point
ol
V
vu
coincides
I • gro I -aid I have -odd
|,a.l ....... pportunity to defend liimi,
,|
through th. obliging L'pham.
with that **f the I • ‘gm*,,f NrH>>m*' del the ple-elit . Hi.Ill loll - *»11•«t •t
w
In.
Ii
)«•
poia
•
ed that no one corporation can |
it'll* lied a pc-'"!
-i If.
.lll-t Its Secretarv Kellogg I. Iicve-. e.l evil Hot dlllltl \ |.t ot. t ! mil. -it"
stop accidents and that the best |
\ | , i him. P and his w if. . I'h • altitude of vv.a'thj* t hiLogoani
Mr
•••''•il.iii.-l officers ought to tie I mi.mlaitt tin*
by
lief thiil I ranee tin- .utter- mnl de-iroyors prim.,
solution to the problem would lie
.. i ad f t i ft ni I • .1 home. .Mrs t .ward I'phalli was explained
l oinp.-llcd to lake respotiMl.dlly on anil the Dnited St.de- vv II i. ni h an ilv i liarge.l with tin- duty of ke. n
‘ 'ent of llto
Fviwurd C Cmr>. preside)
in
and
th*
in education along safety lines. Mr. ;
i
nun.-II
guv.'
a
mg liquor old, aluavs me ava i \l
the floor "f Congress for rccomctt- accord "
1 1 Pullman Compacv
Williams altrilnited some of the j
... l*r (led. Mi M> Council ami
able III i Uses "f sllipw lerks ai
lariidt|ti*ois of their ilcpai t infill **.
"My old friend Fred Would call
\\ uit.i visitors to
Seminole cause for accidents lit Hand's
The work of d. it ".g a " I'1) *" • t.a ms.
pm nil Th" ccgneielil o r m
h"l
|
li.
j.,i.Ught
to
be
present.
I»n.
to
The
Oviedo
woman's
tilth
lust
ate
up and >v dolt l you think ■*
Secretary
K
.Ib.gr
hvlcst
'teivly
Crossing
to
Hie
inefficient
inunnci
wheeled
tlddeltl
|C.mii,(v will lie (hu guests ',f l.oitoc
,,, i ml to h a'.
night
presented
a
slnut
program
of
t;i\.
inf*,
matioii
iio“d'.*d.by
memII.
dc
iahold
*
Miplct".l,
il
vms
its
time
(or yon
*“ mc arross'.
i* ,1 1 1, * <l at 11*1' t vv • vvhit** iH *1
l»t au .■uteriainment to he given of llaggiug and Mr. l.cltoy cited | ..ntcitmnnient nt the Milntii* Thrn:
„,|||
I
would
end
him
a check.”
an instance in which he said the
lid
to
llitV
v
I
»
It’ll rn.'.l this lit I• i '" *""
ill I ’
l lie negro i
Irest Monday night ut X o'eloel; flagman was so engrossed in sid li r, the affair being staged in runsvi.l
Carry,
and
.that's
all thnru
.
H>
.liter
2
•
’clock
It.,. "W ill*hi* inc ident" was said
. d t i n l i n o s , shot
I by tin- l.al.e M a y Chamber ol ling a pair of shoos that he failed n ..t ton with an exhlh t of ttgri- l.. 1.0 inn.I. . . dented in C..ngie*<was
to
it
,
apt
or.
.1
mil
tl
about
and vv.1• not
These ChicagoAin. of rouTVi* are
I*."iiii^ n*.. at the fontuiuiiily* l.tiil.l- to flag when a train was iippiouch- cultural products nt the Chamber ........I l.ist.>i* After mHho' f»r
I |ml\
|, ,k. Win n l.k. it mt
titen of mean- 'man* the mllliottof <*oniin.-rci* rooms. The clujt's
‘"K. a.. ..riling to an aniioiineement mg.
,
i..|
and
ll
gold
watch
"
|,..in- I. 1. 1111.e t.C.I. bate on
M'dav l.y Frank Fvnns, who in
The Chamher heard a short display in the show windows of the Hie naval loll. Wilbur -n.b'enlv
ail •» ,.ailed for today’s scss'.o I
..........I
. i
pc*
Th.........
Flunk
I..
trade Insly has elicited much ft*vI'kairinan of the coininitlce oft Ul*- talk by Commissioner
vvPIN' Jam. > Sim|*sott, PitilUp D.
T
h
e
b
o
d
y
o
f
M.
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s
p
m
k
SHRKYKPORT.
I.a.#
Mar.
If.
, In wa- lh i" Jm 1*
1,1 ’ 1
I bin. •M ll- *»ib*«t bv If ns
Armour. Robert II McCormick, ■ t
) >atik*. iii..|ils.
Miller, who spoke upon it pro orttldc comment during the week
•t2, who died Frill ■ ........... .. id • 1 (IN S )—A Spring storut win. h l id been la re only 4 sllor* HI
,
1
,
1
*
-iion
ll*!
of
Vl.batni
and
it.
I II. ItaWM.ii. Arthur (’ulten,
Tin- prot{vam will inclti.l. utl- posed refinancing p an f"* remedy and last night's entertainment was
blew out of To mi-, wept aero
UI.Hinlltl." «"**«>
o'clock at her ..... . ««' L '1**
H a r r i s o n R Riley. Joy Morten and
dies*.- by J. Pulliam Steven-t of ing the financial situation of the received enthusiastically l.y Hie Mel ' bi d o' I D* of ( ‘kl nl . oi n.
.•onmitoiiv'aliou vvilh .la. k *'
roe, was sent )• ' •*Ii*> a ft.in"' " lantisimia and subsided in Mis t!•
him |{, T. (’mm\ Jr.
P*-rtf:n..t, Muiue, past imperial municipal government and re audit in*.*.
■
it
I
ippi
late
yest.'i'.luy*
left
one
known
to I.ivt Oak ..........torment tin
.0,1 It* til ces I" ,l" ‘,fl ,
nl.
Heading the program was Mrs.
Il*»ttiii it.- «,f the Mystic Snrine. lieving the tux burden now* rest
r i.v F it s inn* «»*•»’
...in Hung "C th'* n. gro *
................ . ........... 1 ervices were •load, a wreck'd train mnl pr»|«« i
WRIGHT RFFDSF9
ing
upon
the
citizens.
Mr.
Millet*
J. Will ant*., president of the Ovie
IJut**.- Wallace W. Wright, S. tj.
ly
damage
that
will
reach
$IU".
held lute ycMei.Ivy ttfte........ . at
i*
I
IM
))
MIRIVFS
Sliitikolscr and Judge Jantc.t G- briefly outlined his plan us appear do woman's <lull, who expluined
3 o'clock at the l.uieial hoine .d 000 in its wake, a eltcckup rcvc.vl
TAMPICO. Mexico. Mac* In
.
,
DAYTON.*Ohio,
Mar.
10.
(INS)
ing
in
The
Herald
in
its
issue
of
the purpose of tin* exhibit and the
Mhari.n, Sec-clary F. .1. Trotter «f
M iller* Frivkson with R'*' • ' ‘'d- ed today.
(IN>4t/
O rv ille Wright, today announced
•hr Sanfoi.l Chamber «»f Commetce last Wednesday mnl asked for the entertainment features. Mrs. Grin I INS)—Dnited Stair- '**
A heavy downpour of rain and
ligitn of lake Mom.......ffu iittmg.
NFW \ ( t | l K . Mar . H‘> ..■ gl, ' his refusal to consider »» reeant o*. ,
Seen
titrv
of
War
F
T
i
e
d
"
Daehearty
ro-nperation
of
every
per
Ruriictl
gave
two
vocal
selections
•ill liiive supervision over u ser
Mrs. S|tinks had 1 'e.l at lake hull accompanied the storm. 1 C I'oloinl t'liarl *s A l.mdl
and Mrs. Joseph 1a*iithart render i.v, it ...nl Mai tieii. James K I'.s h- Monroe far two y> " - She is imr- teen oil derrick- wen* laid low bv ill this city today on one of hi fer of the Smithsonian Institution,
ies of emii.-s and other eulertuhi son in the City.
ta place the airship he built with
The Gommijtsioner declared the ed two piano numbers, both of et chief of the armv air en tn
•riil fcuiures are planned. Mr.
vived hy her hu-hait iiit.l three the windstorm near Shrevepo-t in\ *»ti* y tup', lie wa* ulicolltmuili
In the
Mb,, un* f l v i n - |„ P h o h . i . i’ boiuiMl
uw
hy
he
I
his
late bruthe; Wilbur,
,,,:l
sislvriv
mid
Evan» will lie master of eereinon- municipality's flfiuncial affairs which were wuimly received.
mnl
Texas
oil
fields.
Fd
Chnnibeis.
,-all'.- on Ins ut i iv III
children and hy three
Museum.
.
ff
at
K
oVIiH'k
floral
time’)
for
(Conttm.ed
on
page
('•)
wngoing.
I
Washington
Concluding
the
program
was
u
Iiw.
two hrothers residing at her form t!5, Kclleyvillc, Texas, was killed had conic nr "here !
Itl-iniiuitc talk by Rev. J. Max Wra Cruz nutl Minulillitn. Th v er home nt Live Oak~ *
- . ■
when tho roof >*f his Imm "aCook, pastor of the Oviedo Raptist spent the night here.
hlowii off and crushed him. A paChurch, who described llu* nunicusengvr train of the Shreveport ious advantages of Ids town uml
Texarkana hrmicli of the l exits
enumerated its wide possibilities.
and Pacific Ruilroail was wrecked
He |sdnted to the rirh hack coun
during the storm and telephuin*
try and to the resources *vhirh the
and telegraph service w*as para
*
. t.
community boasts in citrus and
lyzed in Qiany sections of the three
NFW YORK. Mar. Id.—(INS) — for the crime. •
LHNDO^, Mar. 10.— (IN S )— jazi tnasie 6n boartl.
The prisoner* at headquarter*
The Royal Oak is the flagslt.p vegetable crop*. He described the
states.
Accused of robbing tin- apartment
reported "revolt" upon the of Rear Admiral R. <*• Collard, town's progress and its substan
28., J«>**|‘,‘v
able to
Vicksburg and Meridian, Miss, !,( Richard I. Kohimmn. member of .... Ce.-trid* i Tinton
fb ““van . a*d G so-■
From each dollar you spend tomorrow you'll l«*
n,;l* h battleship Royal Oak in commanding t|te first halite s*|uad- tial citizenship.
reported
trees
uprooted
and
rook’
grocery
r, e Lester, 25. a sales nan.
leave a few pennies by retuling over the two |Mtges ..fThe Her'"** Mtslilcrionenn simmered down r«m of the Mediterranean I*Icet.
blown off ami strawberry ‘"•P* the hacking firm of J- * i**0 'l'nt ; The salesman is "John the Bar
QDAKF.HtKCORDKD
.Morgan of $IU.l»(Ml in gems, tr.ivstore and tncvnt market advertisements npp t*ring in
Ulda>' to n dispute over jair. music. During n n*cent dunce on boartl
were
ruined
by
ball.
ber's son. though the litters name
where the wise ItoUi-i’W*-.e doe •
aid tonight. These arc the pages
il. r *’ cheeks and furnishings, a Is John Relsler. the boy It wax
. Tie iiK-idciit was called to the nt- the warship Rear Admiral • ollard
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
10.
(INS)
ordered llte hand to plu>* jazx mus
her buying liefor** sbe slurlfc far tin* stoics,
4 DIF IN BLAST
lic it) nnittucurist, a city fireman aid,
^ rvcetyvd
perHuww
received court pcrmlulon
lfation of the House of Commons ic. t’upt. G. G. D. Dcwer. commmtdAn ixtrcmely severe earthquake
uail SOS
(,tL)u<Lore2 <*^v,^*'Mr.^tiH^’*gfM'
I'iggly-Wlggly MarUls
Lconomir
f oniinuiuler Rclhtirs, who saitl tig the ship, refused. This restilUxI disturbance was recorded today on
Ya
,r*v*Y’
___ .........
u p - s r .«*•>• •* .» •
S * ,iS
ke un Icrstoud a Loudon newspaper in ^
a __
dispute
in which Commander tin* seismograph at Gcor get
.■ b yfk is M—
kW
^ \y" II. Long
I 10.—I IN S)—Four men w. r- I"
i n K'unp to print a sensutipiuvl 11. M. UttjftUU a lso bt r~"*“ti pv^ <t~
*<■»—1V
|
A. It. C. Bakeries
McCui^r’s Cusft Gns- ry
siantly
killed.
I.wvral
«.■
(*
anlly
'il Yi'sl'erduy''"M r . John. Keisler. Becker, elvctracutcd for^ sl .ying
.Hi:
jLlynkih
tharr,Wrl»‘j*4plafn amt two td.
iured. nnd
and Itoitti
hoim in n< arbv
,l„ltit the l U r b c r . " o f the gamhWr. Herman Rasenthal.
Open Air Poultry Market
lured,
A & P Tea Co.
I.AROR
WAR
1*1.
A
It
K
M
the wife of *
A court of inquiry decided to re
- k,,rs of the Itc/yal Oak n*fused
sa y $ti-800 of th"
were damogret " *•*•' tl-- -* M"tilPremier Halad Dressing
Arcade Delicatessen
tartlcd itullio:tiles Ity ut ntiuncicg 1 Detectives
McMtt •
•he
IL
rcules
Powd
:t*
Company.
■
'
w*a * under 'their mlmiriil and lievo all three front duty. J « «
lieen
ret ovcreed in M
CIIK-AGO. MnY 1C.- (IN.S* - ,
It. & S. Grocery
Ihiiley'.i I'-atlt CrvMcry
the
Barbie
one-'
rated
on
th
*
rd
ite
highway
*t»e rarried us passengers ns far music—an importation from Amer The I.a lair War in Oticago flarev.
-O'*
..................
'
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K
.
1
to
«
..J
b
b
a
U
..
P.oIh’Hs Gntccry
Hnskel Meat Market
ica.—has been under fire ^rr'*'
• “* Gibraltar.
‘
.ween
Ahin
>'ilh’*.*
«"•'
Mtenstrom
Grocer)
anew today with the exploshn "f
liluc Uonnet Mntkct ,
kran, n |,jKj, „ftva) authority it many quarters, hut this was the
coin', exploded Bluntly before* m:i" j other of her •o ttt’ll in Sing bing heavy weigh. eUampioo.
I'iggly-Wlggly .Stores
up a powerful burli in the v ta fl .•*
Calumet
ifuking Powder
f
r*t
time
it
was
accused
of
o'clock this morning.
hr rued that th.' trouble arese
Cri.L*
Cabatcl
Boulevard
the *ru*»-«*
iron-bound discipline nl of the
-------------------------- - - T !!" • dispute ns to whe ther vr not setting
scvi.ng me
today.
lelieves Little
Gifts Sufficient
Southern District
Will He Bolstered
CHAMBER GROUP
TO DISCUSS1RAIL
CROSSING GATES
Strange Tales Of
Finance Related
NEGRO BURGLAR
ARRESTED AFTER
TWO-IIOUR (’BASE
ENGLISH SYSTEM FRANCE REVIEWS
IS URGED AFTER KELLOGG SPEECH
WILBUR EPISODE WITH DISPROVAL
Lake Mary To
Entertainment For
Seminole Tourists
"
Woman’s Club Of
Oviedo P resen ts
ProgramLastNight
Spring Storm Does
Body oi Mrs. Spinks Much Damage lulls
is .Sent To Live Oak Sweep Across Land
Reported “Revolt” On Battleship 01
Britain Is Due To Dispute Over Jazz
Y o u ’l l
Find
Dollar
For D o l l a r V a l u e s Here
f
Pretty Manicurist, Fireman And Son
Of “John The Barber” Held For Theft
i z f i z *»•j
** batfle^hip'j band should play* iho Rritish Navy.
•" '(TIFT”
ttU
. - o L f jt
I «• eastrt %
^
:
'> ^ t
�m m
■
M T I I T fcu» V l f n l ' x i
R RIGHT
I l l ' l l V I IV
I'llf 'lf M H U A
HINTS
• n g t o be lost o r sto le n by t l i e o g - tin* l i i ' i t H i r r h i i b U n m l l l f t l r | t n t ' l i f l «
g r e s s i v i -i i c s k o f ( ' a l t s
a n d t l m s il- ' In i h i * r r i ’ f n i n t t r n * l n f i f i * i l li> n n i
Im h it il tn rflin il*.. % ln n isf I n t n i r i l l n l c A b - V I t ........... .. t h e o t h e r c a n d i d a t e s , es'- 1 % l l i r n * u n i r r l h ‘ 1 f r i i t n tin * l l i l i In % lrrp lin n
tbe.v pi d a i l y since th e p re s e n t w o n d e i - i m t . n m l In* t t r n l
ii In h i
lo t
llir
llr% f
flin r
ttlfltn n f
tintr, f u l t ti r i •t season
has i n o v t u o m < l l i l s l r n n l i l i %nnn* %f n i p l n t n .
T lu it
et a s ta n d to be so u n d , not o n l\ f r o m ' n n s % « * t r r n l t t r r l . % i i k i * n m l l i r I*
still | r r r fro m
l i . l i l i ' . s . l i t* i s t r r *
cnee a m o r i I tint lils o f r o m a b u s i i u -s - r n l l i n % l n % l
Mt i t I l l s r n m l l i l n n n m l
, Is t i p p n r r i i l l i
t t r l l . 1% n n n n r % p n *
i- in standpoint.
■
Mei tiv e ,
uffn■■I so
•I on
" I •have
l- T o i i d a a n d
p n - s in n>
n|iin ui u f
d i e - I iti- i a
Ini
illrf.
nml
* {!%«'%. . H U U
p i n in* i:mr*. \
lintt
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a ’ ■ l a i n a u d i t n i (•
T ..u ii'in
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addntin- e b - i i i * -I
w ill
1"
tm n i
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m i W i l l In* %nr pr l%« * I
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t %i 1 1 u r |
tt t I
n l H i m * I r n n i I m i %i
2 9 x 1.10 Cord T ir e s .
O th er s iz e s fo r all c a r s
| — P o O a lile -l'h o n o ^ m p h .'T -.-r *
:I
E le c tr ic Iron s
T ttesdav
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S im o n iz e . A u to P o lish .........
D u co 7
A uto P o lish ............
Kudin 'I'u lie s I hut in c r e a s e M illin g r»0 I1. (
F. P. RINES
10 .') P a lm e tto A v e n u e S a n fo r d . Florida OpMNhtOi
i
State And County Tax Bookj
Close
April First.
✓
•
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T h e law p r o v id e s (h a t i f I lie ta x e s upon am renin
sh a ll not lie paid b e fo r e th e fir s t o f April 0f anv i
th e T u x C o llecto r s h a ll -ad vertise, and sell.
N o e x te n s io n o f t im e - h a s been g ra n ted fur the
n ten l o f S titte and C o u n ty ta x e s .
P ro p er ty o w n e r s in m a k in g inquiry almni ta \w
p le a se fu r n ish fa ll legtil d escr ip tio n o| {irwprrtv
Jno. D. Jinkins,
.
Fax Collector Seminole County
Florida’s Finest -”)
in lo id
......
DOLLAR
DAYS
Price $35
Ruti Vicl :3 on forclicad: also m elt in
cup o f hot water
and inhale vapors
It. .1. Holly, director of Ii"- l-Tm-1 “W •**
ida I’uldie I’lilitie* liifniiiiatimi ' *" '"~11
„' •**p||ll. .V'M. ,r Is
. si*| | i*tni
,
v. II ' . , among
• I *«
Helmut, It-f1 TlM*«i|av ;• ft••rmion t<M
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(iiiii'i'wilb w t-.-i,- ..icv tii*\ •- in:.ill;1
ed for .--cvcral Iilomilieiil on n- (.-•
I *1
(|i"llli lit tin- l ’nivet»-!y of I- bn ida. I' ‘*1' "
l-'aIn m
nn
3 0 x 3 1-1! C o n i T ir e s
ni'% % .
Holly And Beboui Leaye To Arrange
Dates For Florida Utilities Speakers
.bn V-( . i i v d l i
lititlim
wi ll loinwn cxp.rt, will pi-nmnnlly j huvr> fillbe m tin* Valdez lintel. Sn’iford, I fjvt. vrjjrH
Klutidu, mi Thursday only, March -iirclion. I‘
Ji’nd., from '.r .i a .
s.> r;:00 I-. M. (jn| rK llt,(|
Mr. Mcinhardi' says:
wt»*-prrm
7—TIiu. iluinharrlf•*Y/i'ftmm •t*hrrlft‘l * - j J|t |hi.
' will imt only retain the Rupture r„r' n h j |.
IM*rI€•« 11>*. but contiiicU tli n|wn- j
**i l
mg in In ays nn the average case
•"J*'
usually giving instantaneous re- KICK, I6’»l
Iii*r withstanding all strain m n in l- t ’HICAtiO.
|(.ss of the size nr location of the
I*, s . IT
Ruptur'.
ware of ii
t'Al'TION— llo not expose your. mv not ires
si-11 to the danger of wearing old- mc. | |,.1V(
style trusses with understraps. therefore,
Itie-e trusses usually hire the pad '‘.MEIMIAI
on the lump and not on the nip- „n seeing i
(nn- opening. This often causes j
*1 rang illation which usually neces. I • TOKYO
-•talcs aa immediate surgical op- 1 -, .
’
irat|nn nr r/*tdft« in sudden death.!
,V 1i{
• The Meiithanli Vacuum Shigld"! j;,,',
I.a. nn undcrstrilpH. It IsMIsn pel- | i^tfev* tor
fi-itly sanitary iitni.priutii-ally In- | | H>V
*1 -.trucuihle and <hth he worn while
RTfpTuros nflctt uinsi- styinach
iimlile. Ilack ache, (Mils Tpatinn,
Netvmisiiess ami other ailluents
Mfliaiilins
whiili promptly liissappear a ft dr
.
KNiitr wiN'r;
tin i-uptiire is priiperl.v lotaipcd.
Diamoiul !Momilin«:
at king. •
• nly gi-ntleliiL-ii ure ittvit-. it to
Jewelers-llptoiiietrisl
il at this time as specJnl a» rangeMatch Kepuiring '
a.<tits will lie aiiounei-il later fur
- iiii ti ami children.
MlTH'K: Please do unl-"*H»’
i-l.iag for literature nr to he lit-
f a i t h ill
t h e people i.f 1 1 m i l l It- t t l l l i l i i s s f n i n n r | i .
I n i u i '1%
I belie v e t h e y w i l l e x - t t i n l r r r l n n i n f l l i r pr«*%**nl I I n n * .
iinei r t a i n
te r m - then I
I I I . .In%. I n r t t l n l l n t t r l l , IT* > r n r <
p r i n t i n ’ In I I r l n i i i l n . ^ p i 'r l t i l l f t l n u
thus,- w )i n
wsiuld t u i n
in
i i u i i -%111 l: I i n l
n lflri*
I r r n f nim tl
ei to th e g a m b l e r s .
n | s l n n i M i - l i . I n i t t r l n m l r r r f p l «||*--
Cell"I believe I etlli will, but whet he i !
f an I will "i lose, I call promise t'uii I
ia ie li.n l. gambling will In- an is |
- in in do eauipi'igu.
i
|m uy,
t O 'K
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Hy Davis J. Walsh
i ,|n
International X e * N Service j |>a
Sports Editor
. I
r m n KTt r r r o W h r ^ a i v i i ^
'“ Krrscn Thompson, of St.
—Jil*t for the suk:- of
agree, I.nuis, 111 inie Sand, of San Frauuf being agree
able, the writer walked up to Bur. cisco, and young Whitney, of Now
Orleans and San Antonio.
ishotton today and remarked that
"Kelley never showed me u Imt ‘•fihey-, meaning li.wgely nobody ling weakness when he was hitting
"I am m'aU*:g the nice heeuuse !
‘I n w l u m
lu m
h i m f i n I tut I
M irfh o tl*
in particular, had declared that all those liotne-ruiu in the Intct- th'nk the tieopic of Fiorida should
Bill Kelley, his new first bnscniun nntinnal I.uigne," Shot ton said. have an oppnrtimitV to express nmr lr i nr nt ini rliiilnf l. i l iI* «I nm i nl i l ii * I nr rpmf i T n lt<» r Hr rhin «t‘ uf
\ . %. M .,
II**. n r r l l r i M l
from Minneapolis and Syrncuie,
"1 am doggnned glad to get him.
i n n n I m m > « • « II m tt |t % l i l tv*.
wouldn’t hit Major., lea g u e pitch- He may b:* a hit hackwnrd at first themselves n- the Issues of race ultM%hir«%
Vin m t ^
lirn n u lit
In
M ir
ht
II I*
litjf. Mr. Shotton is a somewhat base I-ui lie's a good mark to shunt track gambling ami law enforce | i I«>%I«*Imm f u r f m i l m r n f f u r | i r n r l f I«
m il
U n I ' f i l l r t l I f r l i l n u |»lh*%».
ment an I rt form.
nminhle soul, too.
at. Thompson was the best young
\-n n
m i i t i l m i l l i i n I m i l * h » m ii H i m *
"Since .Itintiary Pith Sidney I. f i r I m i l n l i * r r •• I % f i M i i H i h .
"How the.—do they know?" ho sei-oml ba-oman in hnsehnll last
‘I ' h m
Inquired very pleasantly. And that year. Sand, at shortstop, has been Putts has lii-i'ii actively campa tru ni t «nI%m *%.n l% n ••••i»%lI| i m I I mm n m l , l i r n i l
ended It because I didn't and don't. coming mi gradually hut steadily. ing in favor of what lie calp
i*llr% Ii ii ml mill lr«ll>‘ (he
It seems that bryther Kelley has Whitney at 'thi'.vl base looks like ••(’ouiity Home Rule'.* which simply nnllililntt
*1 i riiii !i I inr. urn r.rni'Ulnu
failed to hit Major la-ague pitching a final. And don't forget lie hasn't means an end to the rule of law^in Mini •*li*i,|» th‘%
1rut
loiit pin ht I
flinl i*ii • ii ni* r«n f»r riimnl ttllli.
for the reason that he has yet to hit under .'100 during the four FI or tlii fir eb time to come.
1 I i 1 % | i l m fl u * m i n i i l l f f t r i i l f h i I m i l .
"The other lending i.tndidnlcs i n n n l l l r r r r n l > * n r % I f ttn*»
B y. His presence -with the Phillies yi nrs he has been in luisehull. Yes,
for (ivertior have not seen fit to wllili* l i i I I i i i I I l i r <*nn%r n f f i n *
has marked Ids ffrst venture be the infield is off my mind.'
- M l l ' k l H v I v - r f - i t r i i i r i i ' h tu f
,,|v M|n_lake up his-.-bnllt-ntrt—nor tn rnxdo* . %i r nurunlltr lnKl - h•i|M*mfl»M»%
yond the pale of the Minor la-agtw rr
rm n rln l
■Mr. Shottoii didn't-«**«*
l
-i
f
m
l
u
i
li't r t i l l lio n I n in th
rrllrf.
j ie s - IIoJiappen s -to h r one- ?!f~llu- ' what was on it lull lie didn't have an issue of his fool'slmess, and so
U A m i t t I * m i t t f l i n l II r m i i r t I m i n
reason * Mr. Khotton deems the to. Kvv.ylmdy knows that he would Homebody must make the fighi n r l t l . n% n r r * * n l l n l n m i l I p r t l i n n .
Phillies to be. a better ball club give his windpipe for a couple of against (’alts in order to draw the i m -s I m u il»»tt n n n t l r r l ln * ^ U n n m i i i i i l
iIn * r e i i n i t . I r r i f n f l n i r
U»r
l i m n
jhiti.year, although a new manager first class pitchers, lie started out lilies and malu- the --in* plain.
u ii'i t T n i i i n u n n I n l i i l r r n l i l r l l r l i l i m .
probably knows less about a thing with one namely Frank tTrieli. hut
" R e s id e s r.ll th is . I c o u l d m u sit
I n f I t •• r : i % r n l r r r n l I n n l l f l t r , Ii
the latter is just emerging from a itllx b v , a n d a l l o w t h e b a r d - w o n tt n% I n it tttl I l u l l l l i r r r t t n % n %•*!'«
i
.
c
l t i s p i l l n i l r * ' i i ( M i i ' l i ' . tt l i l i h
tt it*
Raltinu-re Hospital eonVeleseeut v i c t i v a g a i n s t n i ’. i - l r i u ’ k g u n i b - | i|l% n i s i il t t l f l i i n l f ( i . s ( r i n x r u f i , n t i ' l
V
l-V
Rupture Shield
Expert Here
James M. CaYsoli
Seeks Big O ffice
On Racing Issue
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II
tl
H I E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y . M A RCH 1 5 ,1 9 2 8
Man*
Phillies Are Better Ball
Team Now Declares Walsh
tin-
M V lN
W es V
a p o
R
u
Including ) p le a d ’d
llnlt-ls,
ste a ls and I’n leiT a in m en t
k
OvlkUM illion Jaqs Used )tAn. >
' 11
'" 1,1
Come in
" ,M- "
and in* i li.i" a at i ngin.-i i -i.g -'*
Kl-H 1-11*1 l b ' '• 1 I *-l t ••Mlllcl *
T u c u d a x - i n tin
nbu-it
ot
tin
i lie m i A i l i n m i <liiii i*m.'' i l *
l.i-ailo f th e w - r i m i s u t i l i . \ p i .- n l*•
11
n all I In- *(i ii r t s
M - . i i ,n -l- .if I ala.
u*i a
t i *i lnn.it * >oi -i
rtiiin o f mix kind
Bring Y our $ $ $
I.*
fni cxi ix |*.t■t *i| t in- nt dili I*
Pimples
T o D ave^
loM'ph
Young
Properties, hu*.
and Brush
Paint
pi - ini nl tent loti
l'Tnrida havi l» -n e*vini: a • 11 • "*
nf b e’.llle- IIn- -ea **11 at tin
l-’lni Ida - h***d .t i e .-ti g I - >> '
that, H lu di-nl - - li '. n h l I ax* a
*
I'l’nl knowledge •■! •*i.-nn- - . >x*T '"*
Special Dollar Day Discounts
111dI v xv noil. I lnridn.
MiiKe your dollnrs dodmtble duly britiu
fi.em it; Dove’s,
Sail lord Avenue and
reap a harvest of tremendous bargains
for Dollar Day.
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Here Are A Few Of Our
Dollar Day Specials
I T I O M . 771
h a u
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( I .K I T 'T K I I I'l III.I t ' \« < Ml M \ s l S
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I \ x (I.MK I \ \ I I I N S I I I M M S
S. I*. (• Il A \ , |{i-sideii| Manager
a 17 f ir s t National Hank B a l d in g ,
SnnUird, I lorida
S a tu r d a y Specials
15 lbs. Siitfar
$1.00
- III lbs. Fancy Rice
$1.00
.‘1 lbs. “Roadway” Coffee
$1.00
a fans Peaches. 2 V2 t ans
$1.00
.Sliced Pineapple,.] 2 \ 2 cans
$1.00
Sliced Pineapple, 5 1 1 , .can^
$1,00
%
S?,;T" »K.vn
lo x tls. ili inch good
g u id e >h e e lin g
■
.Tyds. p rin ted Itro.idr lo lli. 7 -*k v a lu e
SI.(Ill
/
M en's W ork or D ress
s h ir ts . 2 fo r
SI.m i
.Men’s
good
h o se
fo u r p a ir s fo*-
I .tidies llousix Dres
ses. Big value
C h ild re n ’s D resses
s iz e s 3 to i •
I.udies I’nre T h ie ad
Sillx Hose, pair
l.a d ie ’s
s iz e s
Men's Slimmer t nion Suits, 3 pair for
.
•
.75
nK'hr ......
■ ln
l*rl. XXJ« llir Inr*
nf
“•'•ryflOdJl V
® n r ir r a » " f Krl.rujiv I0U.
sill„drt„l<rTl‘'MorV
tiw » l? c r,;..... . .
“i b S : c ^ r i,,r
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. Jouuarv
ja
’* ..*
K rr"
, r*1
s.itrj in
' ■"SSSi'P
,s drliveiftr '.P"'
First Sf
_
ic piclrirnrc fit
« S lu d e b a lr c r’,'
mile*—|i,ar .
riiKim <-nn|1 h o u r llir day li,r nrw
h' M ugbc»t
i l ' ” , r-u , ' " r «■t .
,,nrr "■ 75W
.ii/ '*
cndiiran* r ircordl
* '-k x
'bat
»’“h‘'c b a , ' ; : K
adv an ced
40 mile, H
n
,:r";lrrr
“°n
tlieire
ri,e
i»iu e r or |>rir-. Thr
U)ion»l,ar,eY ,,,en** ** conrlumr
5,*ip value due lo Onr-PraAr
( 'n is e is , all i
Si.Mil
:::p
........
fK
”•«£SrSr
ssstsns
I f ; ” *»
1F o u *- P r l c «
rim Nrw"n ndrr- vvonalcj'
- -
®6ht
f l o s s In $J4S0
149S to 1695
119S to ] J95
795 to <Mj
1 rack ot Ladies’ fine., shoes
( ^
broken sizes, pair
FHFSH OYSTFRS
-Yv
String Deans and Fresh Tomattxe^
•
-F R Y F K S
•
Phone
Ichakrr -.-*|-, cfrt’ nut
-lie nun
r --f S'ttlf
" e r i bv i h j lr n intbe
......... is Z ? : ; ; - '
•
12 lbs. “Sweet Rose” S. R. Flbii*
• A»ar. «
........
•12b Sanford Ave
T h e G reat I n d e p e n d e n t
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PAGE TWO
with “On Wisconsin"
Gentleman, Known !SC,fhrt'!cheering
subsided, Mi
O bertaw ns nregcnlod w h’i honor'
As'Dingbat’Oberta, ary
memiie ship in the veteriin’s
Run For
m
f.
TIIK SANFORI) IIISItAI.D. FRIDAY. MARCH III, 1028
pc t, an honrr which has been l*cxtnwi-d on few, including Vice J
President Pawi-if mid Punldent
Onnlidge!
Ti
fla v o r
PHONi: 771
CHICAGO, MAr. 16.— (IN S )—
H A L L A N I) P E N tL A N D
Running on his record—which is
CERTIFIED I'URLIC ACCOUNTANTS
J )\*ntHrktbij’ well known—to police
INCOME TAX CONSUI.TANTS
—John .“Dingbat” Obertn, Menton* J
S. (i. OKAY, Itesident Manager
ant of "flic Joe” Saltis, south side 1
317 First National.Hank building,
Sanford, Florida
beer baron and racketeer, today
.wnarAu.avowwl candidate for Thr-»lb iniblicun miniination m state
| . senator.
■Mr. . CJbc ’ta'fl
campaign was
launched in style-,Inst night nt a
testimonial banquet in bis honor
tendered by the William-J. Neills
m
/S h A
tfW
P ost,of the Veterans of Foreign
I
m
Eat right, if you wish
* WarifrOr the 500 banquet*
bnnquc-tci-rs. ■
F ©
' 200 occupied seats purchased it
to live long, prosper and .
i.W l*MHr. Olwrtn and his well*
enjoy life to the very
knnwjT'Eonfiiinnte, Mr. Snttis,
limit. You don't have to
Prominent nmong the guests and
go on a restricted diet or
principal speaker was "Big Tim”
cat things you do not
Murphy, lute of
M-nvi-nwu tli,
care for. Thereare scores
Kalis., Mr. Murphy attended as
and scores o f delicious,
the rp cial guest of Mr. Saltis.
healthful, nourishing
Ay Mr. Oberta entered the bull,
foeds that can be made
followed by attendants, the bam I
with Calumet Baking
Powder. Foods that you
DOUBLE
will relish. ’ That are
N3"cure”—but helps to re
rich w ith body and
ACTING
duce paroxyema of coughing.
vigor building elements
MAKU
of the highest vahre.
BAJtINO EASIER
I:at your way to health.
▼
V a p o R u b
Let Calumet help you.
OmrS! Million Jm rt Ummii 1'. . riy
o n ’5i s i t
^
1
n
I
44 M cL n n d er A r ca d e
r a n i .IH
H . I.L C C I.T T f t Uo.,
27cb S l
unit Ibidtiin l l i i r r ,
R. & S
GROCERY
>
“Roadway" ( ’offee, Ih.
§
f> lbs.* Sugar
S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S
-1 lh.s. Whole (irain Rice
Stearns' Electric Paste
•an Death te miartap,ntt,Bl«,iM .
Uetd by boueekrrpert tor 60 r t l i l l
M onev
B ack
65c
13c
30c
10 It). Sugar
Direction, tn 16 Unsviigr*.
Ail Dealer* 2 oi. 15c—15oi. 11.50.
...
If It ( a lia
Compound Lard, II).
I R—
Read way (o ffe r , lb.
108 Palmetto Ave. Quality meats at lowest prices
A ll ad vertised prices sub
je c t to fu rth er
w ith o u t notice.
Black K;>e Peas, 1 lb.
7c
.08
21c
W e are selling out and
m ovin g to 117 M agnolia
A v en u e n e x t w eek .
Western
^
4 p*.
Pot Roast
w ill buy
] ’2 cans
W e do no I want you bl
th in k lo r a m in u te lhat *M
p ro p o se to set nurseries OM
on a p e d e s ta l, reaching lw|
a b o v e th e h ea d s o f business I
m en in ou r lin e or in any
o th e r . T h a t would In* Tool-1
irii
It w ou ld make you at-1
cept w lm l w e say
"ith *1
g ra in o f s a lt ; in fact. )®*|
" o u lil not h e s ita te to classify
u s a s b lo w -h a rd s, those fdlo w s th a t proclaim their vir-|
lu e s s o b la ta n tly nobody
a n y s e n s e b elie v e s them.
$ 1.00
1 1 , cans
.75
E. First St.
In th is le tte r « c «:mt t“
1 Can Maxwell House Coffee and
12 gal. Georgia Cane Syrup.
1 can each Del Monte Sliced Pine
apple, Corn, Peas and Peaches
12 Ih Sack l^iMshury or Eagle
Flour and 1 Ih. Rumfod Raking
Powder
1
D ollar S p ecia ls
•l
1
a t B a iley ^ C ash
G rocery
i
7 Tall Cans Heinz Raked Reans
or Spaghetti
J .
l
1
29 Pkgs Wasiiing Suds
2 Cans R & R Boneless Chicken
1.00
1.00
A. (). Sawyer
#
3 Cans Malt Extract ,
a
I f 'Jik
.... 2 Q Q
W e a r e a b le to conduct our
Ini si n e s s on a Uniform Ouil
ity an d S e r v ic e basis lieraus*
w e a r e o b lig a te d by a solemn
p led g e to co-op eratc with‘3
| liody o f !M) w holesale bakers
w h o in (urn are hacked f>P ■l'
th e ir e f f o r t s by a ( cnlrsl
B u reau th at is alw ays help
in g and c h e c k in g all of us f«f
th e co m m o n good of cVfr'
m em b er o f Q u a lity Bakers®
A m e rica ,
but more particu
la rly to s e e th at « e do no
slip at a n y tim e in our deal
in g s . w iU i th e public wnirn
a re m a in ta in e d through l •
g r o c e r s .-who a re our t-arnes
[ co -w o rk t'fs ih th e distribu
tion* oT o u r products. /
* *
W ith DO m en using l hfir
co m b in ed ta le n ts to produff
u n (|u estio n ed /Q u a lity and 0
g iv e th e I’u lillc full and s*iis fa c to r y
S erv ice , we *
s tr o n g e r a s a body than
o n e o f u s could possibly
s ta n d in g a lo n e,
n,,t
ju s t com m on sen se?
Also Regular Line of Specials For-Katur
____
BAKE
r.+Y F Z i
.
n*14' '
• *A
Bfibers of
Vaughan Bros.
^
>
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2 lb. ()5c Pecans
7 lbs. Rest Salt Pork for
5 lb. Pot Roast f o r .................
2 lb. Loin Steak and 1. lb. Cheese lor J^aQQ
6 lbs. Compound Lard and 1 lb. jL A A .
Pork Ch,ops ~ .. ' r :. 3 ............. . .
and many other Dolla Bargains
G ro cery D e p a r tm e n t
$ 1.00
7 No 2 Cans Sifted Peas
M eat M arket
Wc Deliver
_______( ’orner Snnford and Fourth_______
/
cans
*/2
Phone 39
$ 1.00
4—
• .*
m
*
p
-*
“ W c|
sa y
far-rearhini
s e r ie s o f B u sin e ss Letter)'
b e c a u se o f th e iafoence nt
b e lie v e th e y " ill exert in es(a b lis liin g a more inlimilt
.-nd m o re frien d ly relation
s h ip b e tw e e n th e Public and
B u s in e s s — n ot only our bad
n e s s but e v e r y other business.
T h e r e is no discounting tkt
fact th a t in th e s e days the
p u b lic w a n ts to know hoy
B u s in e s s is Conducted before
it w ill v o ice its confidence ot
g iv e it
loyal support. It
" a n t s to k n o " wlm are had
|of
b u s in e s s — " b rib er Ihr
a r e m en w h o can Ic counted
on to g h (* th em toll hunN
v a lu e fo r th e
dollars they
sp en d . It all sim m ers do»i
in a 1 .« *i n . I Faith 0,1 th
part 1. • 1 1**- peop le and Siartf- 1
iiy and H onor on the prtd 1
B u s in e s s .
R ob erts G rocery
15 lbs. Granulated Sugar for
1 lb. Rutter and l lb. Rox Bacon for j [ #QQ
Hamburg
Steak
y o u in sh o rt talks, touchini
on o n e or tw o high spots pad
tim e . In th is w ay. we hom
to s u s ta in y o u r interest i
w h a t w e th in k is one of ih
m ost fa r -r e a c h in g series 01
B u s in e s s L e tte r s yet givenjj
th e p u b lic.
FRESH OYSTERS
String Reans and Fresh Tomatoes
____________ —FRYKRS—
and participate in this money saving op
portunity.
(i Cans Tomatoes, 2 cans of Corn
and 2 cans of Peas
Sliced
HAM
Half Ham
22 c lb
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
Sliced Pineapple, 5
E c o n o m ic
and 1 lb. Bottle Caps
RETrr =~ ~rTLTrir-
3 lbs. “Roadway" Coffee
12 Ihs. "Sweet llosc" S. It. Flour
1 can Rlue Ribbon Mall Extract
BEEF
1 • •r
Phone 072
um
Choice
Western
Brisket Slew
$ 1 .0 0
Sliced Pineapple, 3—2
(>Rars P & (i or Octagon Soap and
(i boxes W ashing Powder and
f> tall Cans Pet o Carnation Milk
of BEEF
13 lbs. Fancy Rice
it j,
~m m a k e (b is puint o n ly :
i-tfiiiian r-nti
r u n — ESASJP—
The
tim e . W e w ill present
$ 1 .0 0
.5 cans Peaches, 2
Bring your Dollars to
Western
Park 1 X
Pork
CHOPS 1 0 “ Shoulder
nesiern
Western
* 15 lbs. Sugar
We Deliver
1l)l> S. Park Ave.
y o u . W e w ill not attempt I
tell all o f it to you at 014
C orner S a n fo rd A v e. and E ig h th S t.
38^ S a tu rd a y S p ecia ls
Osceola Peaches, No. 212 1 an
Q u a lity lin k e r s of Amerit
th a t w e b e lie v e will inters
R. -W. L a w to n
KRigan's Box Bacon
Osceola Corn, No. 1 can
T h e r e is a slu r v nssociah
w ith
our
membership j.
25c
45c
14c
33c
19c
33c
33c
25c
Tall Pink Salmon
**
W
Dollar Day Specials
Longhorn Cheese, Ih.
,H
I|l|M*~1 •*— - - ^ *■-
t u s e th e ab ove Insignia j
th e Q u a lity B akers of AmJ
ica , w h ic h sta n d s for ( j J
ity in it s truest sense and)
a c o n s ta n t sou rce of inspirj
tio n to u s to stan d fast J
tr u e in o u r determination J
g iv e th e p ub lic consistent]
r e lia b le and satisfactory d
v ic e .
New ) urk
Best Compound Lard
„
L " a n t to tell vou hi
proud w e are of our rid
“T h e T a s te T e lls ’
6 Cakes Crystal Cocoa Soap
If
A lw a y s Usa
*,
Arcade Delicatessen .
3 Cans Jfo- 2 Tomatoes
LESS THAN
fZ W K Y J i
Pi"s_
T r o t R oils
S w ee t H uns
Halted Ham
S a la d s
C h ee se
" J u st llu: rig h t tan g fo r fieli sa la d ”— th a t’s xvlint
y o u ’ll bay w h n tl y o u ta b le P r e m ie r S a la d Dre&»in g . T r y it o n y o u r f a v o r it e L e n te n bulntl. W r ite
fo r o u r fr e e h o o k o f 9 8 r e c ip e s.
W
V IC K S
H m*,
( 1
u
\i/lpfrfrfl mayonnaise
HOOPINGCOUGH
Cockroaches
1
SAIAD DRESSING
RIGHTI
EATING
■SAT WAT TO KILL
s i
Breath Gooanessr
L a v er C a k es, each .‘IKc
P ic k le s, J e llie s , P r e s e r v e s
RIGHT LIVING
c «
Tasty Food Specials
For Dollar Days
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�THF, S A N F O R D H E R A L D . F R ID A Y . M A RCH K>. m 2 R
legion To CJve Away |fYird Tomorrow N ight!1 Cooked Food Sal
■* *
: utar.**. of
nf the
m erican LoirfaM
Hu’ A
American
I.orA lndoy wiro looking forward
mUrh pleasure to the ilanco,'
K h wilt be Riven under their,
_ j j c,,5- 47imorrow niRht at-th r-f
J t*! Korrest Lake. The dunce will i
w a subscription affair and the (
■|ic. jg cordially invited.
IVtituriiiR the occasion will bo 1
prc.iciitntiniY of n Ford auto^ 1,. ,is part of n cnmpaiffn,
giifh hns been under way for se v -ll
mt mouths•' -■
Old) FASHIONED SQUARE DANCE
RlVCH tiy (ho
Women’s Guild
—
LAKE
-Fur Side. ('heap
Hens —
SATURDAY
CASINO _
Kverv F.-mIim Night
FTfiiKcripul C h u rch
Murch 17. MIL’S from
MARX
Fryers
Roosters'
A th iiim n n K iev
Loch Arbor
----
The .plae e-ttt.lw i Id your
i3e Forest Sanford Realty
Haiii'iitR 2 5 c per s e t
PMkA
Ducks
Mcfullcr’s Grocery Sion*
117 .Maf’.noHn \venue
Dressed While You \V
■ i>i.,
OPEN AIR POULTRY MARKET
1 lb. Sliced
Hunt.)
o
Sanford llelwcen Fir st and Second
White Raeon, lh
Corner French Ave. and Hughey St
Two blocks from New High School
Specials for Saturday
I |o
111.
Compound Lard, ll>.
Red Bliss Potatoes, | lbs.
Sugar Cured Hams, lh.
Green Peas, 2 Ihs.
llacon. l»o\
Squash, lh.
Mawcll House Coffee, ll>
Tomatoes, lh.
-G reen Peppers.-ii .for
Cnf-liiny'ne.sl Flour. LM fit. sacl
Kggplanl, lh.
Spinach, 2 Ihs.
No.I Tomatoes. I cans for
.Inrs 1(» oz. Pe an u t lint ter
Strawberries, cit.
Ranauas 3 Ihs.
Oranges, do/..
*
Ci.mjMiiiml L a id
\ eeniplelc line of fresh vegetable
. ■. 40c
35c
20c
, 20c
— - 5c
10c
15c
30c
25c
20c
1
j
Rica blast Raton, lh.
* t *
Creamery Rutter, lh.
i
Maxwell House"Cnffei\ 11)7*'
j
f
(tanulaled Sugar, 10 Ihs.
J5c
25c
33c
55c
48c
69c
Basket. Meat Market
G. I. Fischer
PICGLY WIGGL
the tym ipV lf
»»*<«*►■
♦off in trrty c4 tU firxt*
foodl mtl»«rOfl(J Th* f w i
\
w*r fm kiwttj I»» who
A *>ct*r
far s*tICtfcn*
/
tht i t r u y j r t l^fir 4 , « « t
populiritjf.
*' *4
SATURDAY
CASH G RO CERY
F. S. Verna;, ami Win. .Musgrsnc *‘io|is.
2nd. Street X S anlord A \e n u e
to liiit twraim {od^ment t^.-
' t Ttn fiMdoMon
FS<?'!,y
i jt w A 'tf *
!
'
Blue Bonnet Market
Fresh Meals
We Deliver
*
SATURDAY SPECIALS (
White Potatoes, 1(1 lbs.
40c |
(ireen Reahs, 2 lbs.
Kingan's Picnic Hants, lh
Kiiiuru’s Sliced Hreakfnsl
»1 lb. Frankfort
t III/ ..
ASausage
» 1
1 ll>. All-pork Siuisagc *
urn \rr
ANN U. I
Cherries
Phone 747-W
mi
our
MUNI I M i l . \M i IKNIIliu
PEAS
cann
Mixed Vegetables
Patrons
Itl.l K l.AIIKI,
'
Sliced Apples
N o .2 1
rUNA FISH
HERE ECONOMY Rl)
SARDINES
1h'h. ii). .
39c
39c
39c
Umm.l,
3 3 c
Sirloin II).
'I unbone, II).
II).
ROASTS
Fancy Rib, II).
H>.
made.
Koll Roast, lh.
SAUSAUKS
Small Fianks, lh.
( .0 n a lin ii— P el — Itonlrn
Largo Franks, lh.
Lot Roast, lh.
1‘risket Slew, lh. 1 2 1 2 c
PORK
35c
.35
Limps, 2 lbs.
I’m e Pork Sausage, 2 lbs.
boast, lh.
17C
Spare Ribs and Tails, lb JJJtP
•^eek Rones, Kars, Backbones,
Snoots, Feet and Chitlings. 3 lbs.
25c
W E S S O N O IL Pint can
3 Minute Oats 3 pkgs7
Frep.? Jank Sausage, lh
2* Bottles
Pancake Flour
All Rox Raton, lh.
12
pkg.
White Raton, lh.
Lard, 2 lbs.
ALL OVER THE WORLfeLI
M llllll I'.S
HAMS
Rlaek Hawk Puritan, Swift’s
•11t
Premium, Certified, Armour’s
Star, Roberts and oaks, Half
or Whole, II).
2 4 c
Smoked llacon, sugar
23c
A & P B utter
MARKETS
-4
First Street
3 cakes
Cured, lh.
55c
Full Cream Cheese, lh. 29c
Rutter, II).
WHOLE HEAD 16 lbs
Both for
western
meats
1.00
41bsw-Rolled- Roi
Standard Ntit Margerme
I •) .7
I
■n’mnTe-7ss- ‘
2 Pkgs. Lux
3 Rais P a lm o liv e Soap
4 Pars.Ivory Soap
8.pkgs. A & 1* Soap Powder
Kingans Box Baco.
Kingans Hams
...wfivfyai*
14
VI
I
d h frH im f o r d " A r c
One Uart»e Can White HouscMilk
first slrce
25c
U I I II ( HI I /.!•: \NH I (Ml A IO S \ l I t 1
f 10 TBS SUGAR
spring
—------ ^ v r
SKI M I S S I’ll ! > Kit \ I I I
No. 2 can 4 for
Mixed Sausage 2 lbs.
Sliced Raton, lh.
20C
29C
15c l" 20c
10 Tall cans
No.lean TM b
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH lf>, 1928
PAGE FOUR
The Sanford Herald
A Platform At Last
n o t i c e
LOS5!!NG’S
QUICK. SERVICI
TRANSFER
OWN YOUR HOME
High Kchor.l Expression Recital
(1A8TWNIA CiAZETTR
Will He Held
E v e r sin c e th e g u b e r n a to r ia l c a m p a ig n g o t u n d er w a y
rntary
.makes
it.’
prohibitive,
If
tin*
|
Friday
fevrning
nt 8:00 o'clock
ltomo-mvnlng folks are the hap
.tom e m o n th s a g o w ith tJig a n n o u n c e m e n t o f F o n s H a th a
, Crating. Shipping
* Junior iiiRit br.’icoi Auditorium
w a y 's can d id acy* th e r e h a s b e e n a n o ticeu b lc lack o f so m e in - piest people and it behooves every future is to l>e connidervd. soberly
and Storage.
nml wisely? In theso days oT”? lh d c fh m b lo so m e th in jr w h ich m ig h t bo e x p e c te d to lend in t e r man to buy n home as soon as he
iK
r,ni K. ltd
vo s nml Imr.sis, a tiny horn.* will)
is
able
to finance it.
e s t to s o im p o rta n t a race. U p to y e s te r d n y th e r e Jiad heen
four
or
five
neren
out
of
town
and
The highest clakt of people an*
i.seven a n n o u n c e m e n ts for t h is h ig h ly im p o rta n t o ff ic e anti
those who own their own homes. on the. Rood roads in the very best j
j to s a v e o u r liv e s w e h a v e b een u n a b le to fin d a n y rea so n w h y '
DOLLAR DAY
There is a feeling of security which thing for young mnrrird peopto'.v,’e sh o u ld v o te fo r e ith e r o f th e so -ca lled lea d in g c a n d id a te s. , suinu*. f.om -homrr_c>irnmg' -thrrt^hr -who vvork"W 'fntrn^TtTm* will lie
_____ T o b e s u r e D r .-I I a th a w a j c h a s -b u ilt Tnads; anrl -thfltrisrTT ’ not derived frnm any other asset. no lad; of company, with beautiful
I5ARGAINS IN
All K in d s o f Ju nk
I n b le a c h ie v e m e n t, b ut th e g u b e r n a to r ia l o f f ic e is not a road
Renters do not have any special ground* with flowers and troea ar.il
M ctn lp -R uh h er & D o ttles
' b u ild in g jo b . W e h a v e b een t r y in g to d isc o v e r w h a t h e p ro Inducement to improve or beautify i nits to repay tho visitor.
"With
oil
my
heart
and
mind
I
T h e M rr n li l. S n n f o r i t '. e l u n r r e ne,»
Miriest: Cash
pose;; to do if ele c te d g o v e r n o r . W h a t th e p eo p le a t p resen t their property; home owners are
t ..
t I n I p rim
|.a|ter; .u l i . e r l h e a
to
C
feel like preaching to young mar
always
tinkering
around
trying
to
r
r
r
r
l
%
l
t
i
«
f
r
o
m
lluitnl > r i < » S e r t le e .
Prices Paid
urmnlfitllnii d e s ir e is e c o n o m y in g o v e r n m e n t, c u r ta ilm e n t o f all n e e d le ss mid a little something here and ried full;- the doctrine o f ownin:
Ihl*
s u p e r io r
ne»*«
and red u ctio n o f ta x a tio n ,
t n e n l ) th n t i .n n il w o r d * ilitlt> r*»%f r 'e x p e n d itu r e s , law e n fo r c e m e n t,
your
hniiii';
even
if
it
is
necessary
there.
Inn a ll I he Irtt'lltiK r v r n l s ill | x r j n o l a d d itio n a l m a il b u ild in g .
( • ( h r W o r ld . T h r I . V
a.
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, of Win to go into debt to get it and taking
Kamcra Back
h e e i a llr e f l l e l e n i to I 'l o r l i l o nuil i*
A nd a s fo r Mr. C arlton , .w e ca n n o t s e e w h y he is in th e ston-Salem, writing in' the Pro chances mi the future, lluiliiing
Bottles—
Pints—
Halt;
gressive Farmer some time ago, uhd loan payments are not easy in
Discount On Portables
1 1 f l l r m l t l In n
m r m l i r r of i h r
Pints—Jug’s and
made thin very same • statement make hut they me possible and it
.liid lt llt i r r n i i or C lr r i ilM lI m i H . m il
In l rrtu i I fount V s h m l u d m i til l*«iuwhich we pass along for the b?nr- is ii good thing to he forced to stave
Beer Bottles.
li ik ir m , A i h f r l t H p r * . unit A i h r r l l - during the thoughtless years hefo e
jp r
U rn lo
« « lilrli
» n | u B f x rnc*
Also Spc.iel Nnlo on Used Tire*
they
may
turn
into
worrying
years.
• n l i l U h r r n i rn i ti p r •«
fo
f hnroiiKh
n mil I
of
M il m rrl| il lot
The snmili t hnmuenn be built with
l l i d In ur.ilrr l « t r r l f j tiliHoliilrl
an
eye to additions later on. In magA ll P tn ln n if r l m i t n l l n i i n » n r l l .a
I u i x I i i c m m r ' liniln.
tutincH with pictures of building
plans I notice how often the nrvliFRIDAY, .MARCH 1*»
m a k in g s tr o n g s h o w in g s o n ly in th e ir im m e d ia te lo c a litie s.
t i ii : n ia iA i.ii’s cn u i.it \>i
2If* Hanford Avc.
I’hone 01.1
It is o fte n sa id th a t th e y a r e in th e ra ce m e rely fo r p o litica l
— ICroiiom i It, i l l y mil l c o n n ! > ml
nilnlaf
n
i i n m i rrnt
n nInn.
on.
r e a so n s to aid in d r a w in g v o te s a w a y from c e r ta in o th e r c a n
I l f f p r r m i l r r r n t t lr In .Inck won
d id a te s.
vlllr.
.T—C«>nn<run Inn of ft*. John* Inilliii
S id n e y J. C u tts is m a k in g a s tr o n g ca m p a ig n and h a s
Hirer Cnnnl.
-lltntijriirnlloit «»f monthly
su cce ed ed in g a in in g th e su p p o rt o f m a n y c itiz e n s, n ot in
1 > \ V ffk .M
G.—Amourn Him of Ii li lln ir i »r o - clu d ed in h is 4 5 ,(KlOYif fo u r y e a r s ago. b y h is s ta te m e n t th a t
Bmru—AOMirx, lintel* n |>nrl in n i l h e sta n d s in fa v o r o f local o p tio n , w h ic h sim p ly m e a n s th a t
houira.
fl*— % | «i m in ii ii I f > i l n - l
if h e is ele c te d th e d o g s and h o r se s w ill run a g a in and F lo r
4'ouir*lrll«Mi uf rli /
ida w ill a g a in b ecom e a n ieccn fo r g a m b lers and racetra ck
flow |tr«iKrnm
Ac—A itftr nml iiindcn
to u ts. Paul R eacom is a lso m a k in g th o -r a c e on a pari m u tu cl
plat form .
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
F or th e s e r e a so n s w e are p a rticu la rly p leased to s e e th e
MAN'S APPEAL:—O Lord. n- a n n o u n cem en t y e s te r d a y th at J a m e s’ M. C arson h a s en te red
vive thy work in lln* midst oi the th e ra c e, l i e h a s p rese n ted a p la tfo rm w h ic h s h o w s d e f in it e
yearn.—ITabnkkuk
ly and u n e q u iv o ca lly w h er e he s ta n d s. H e is n e ith e r sile n t
PRAYER:— •
on p a ra m o u n t is s u e s as C arlton und H a th a w a y , n o r is h"
O' Lord,
“Revive Thy
ru n n in g a s n p u rely p olitical g e s tu r e lik e T a y lo r. M acK enzic,
Create soul-thirst for Thee
and
A p p leyn rd , nor is he th e tool o f th e g a m b lin g elem en t
And Hungering for the lb
lik e C a lls and R eacom . On tin* c o n tr a ry h e s ta n d s fo r law
Life,
0 may our spirits be."
an d order, op posed to h o rse ra cin g and a tte n d a n t e v ils , am i
For Dollar Day Special r
Shirts
ing goods, toys and FFlniu
Shirts
ON A CITY STREET’
it « ill paj you to pay ''ii
W ork S h ir ts . Rluc C am itray
s. co lla rs a ta c h e I. hum
p f V. .
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i
S titc h e d 77c v a lu e , 2 for
S 2.00 v a lu e.
A* I walked down the street to
day,
Underwear
I panned a houim where children
Marco
llraad
Rroadclolh J>I.r»ti
Locks
play.
Bicycles
I smiled und all the world .seemed
value.
(inns
Keys
B«y-
« 4 h i U I > M n r r > ntlrrnxH M n « r | < t
|
ftm**,} n t Atotiirri. I'l.irlila.
I
l i t M n u n . l ln A v e n u e .
Records 2 for
W E . SELL.
Special Discounts Offered
Sanford Metal
and Rubber Co.
great collection
Friday
and
Saturday
$ WE HA VE M A N Y $
SPECIALS FOR $DA Y
REPAIRING
But after I’d traveled a few yard*
more,
I came to u house with a somber
door—
Tho crepe of death und u wreath
it wort.
j
What Do They Want
j
T h a t A m erica is s till the land o f prom ise is attested by
Will
Rogei*
W om en 's a s s o r te d
\ a lo e s .
The Ricycle Store
co lo rs.
Ik. all colors. SI.511 value
Hose
Hose
j the fact that thousands o f Ini', igners s till- s u ite r great, h a r d
ships and take all m anner o f ri-ks in ord er to en te r th is
co u n try. D ra stic im m igration law s h ave served th e ir p u r
There was a canopy further down pose in re s trictin g inroads through legal channels. Init m anv
Arching Hie sidewalks with red
thousands In nl llie ir wa* t\ec> \ear into the l oiled S ta le and brow u,
Whore a maid wn* donitig her by ca re fu lly m im ing-the gauntlet o f governm ent agents.
W h a t visions the low'l. C reek m Ja p must hold of one
wedding gown.
co u n try can only he imagined. Tin* tori arcs aliens alums)
wing block that very daily endure, lead one lo l»elir\.- thi* tru ly mils! lie a paradise
C o iu parahle to no oth er land on ea rth . W h e th e r dodging the
■use where a child was hullo)s of | he ( 'anadiau Itoi di-r I ’atm l. or at tem pi ing to swim
tile in terven in g tw o o r th ree m iles o f Ireai hei'oii> south A
r was-miliag her pain |.,n| j, ..)
.m<- Floral.i p ut t heir liv es are in i on-.lant d a n
ger from tin tim e they ■mhnrk from th e ir n ative laud until
Vho walk? for a while on ;i city even a lt e r th ey have lea. le d th e ir goal.
(ireedv sm ugglers piek tlm ir cargo along the coa-l ot
Street
5vcry emotion of life will meet
( Inna or southern Ita ly . Aliens live like rats in mu.-ly holdi'rom hortow'h bitter lo eliildltood * .■I sailin g \c**e|> w h ile rugged sailor- steer !■ i A m e iie a u
iweet.
g atew ays. Food i- -eaiee and rotten, livin g eniidilions tin
Ily Edgar A. I .ue-t li. alt III ill, t t eat liieid alioiiiinaliU*. Skip p ers w hen eliased hv
rev eimer-. .hop ih. ir eargo overheard like w h isk e y t as. ■
A diplomat
,
and
go on to -e . )> another. At host the alien a rriv e s onlv le
man win* nev.
immicii- ■
lim a. |e
tionullv.
In .Montreal a I .it liuuniaii o f the gentler sex sough'
->« ilutnli entrance into the C ubed S ta le s . Sh e gave what was prohah* ••line ■
■ Iv her la-l I'ilT v dollars lo a man to -lu.vv her how . lie took
her to N iag ara -Falls and showed her a railroad trestle. tyvei*
^
lh e yaw n in g , howling, h ungry falls she made her w ay at
Wl.cn
cvei y tiling
■- * , " ' s 'b f narrow girders. Sh e probably did not th in k o f w hat
mullet, ('ullfoinni lllvvnv
would have happened
11 tra in had approached when she
thnugb with a diMisii r
was h a lf vvn y ',1 cross, or ii her tin y feel had .-lipped as slm
.. •H iH **u slt‘| ped ;u ro-s the dangerous w ater.
I Wc don't se,
doesn’t challen
ihuwhy n.
S|n I'eat hetl this country safely only to he apprehended
a boxing m.u<
nml i<11 einpi t a lew days later and returned to Canada. I'ossihlv it she Id.
nettle jt in f i t
, " un'1''
, |'d what she .-aw o| u>. som eday sin* m ay repeat that thrillvc~motlu*r fhivi
" a ^ ' <>r perhaps she may w isely go hack lo Lith u a n ia
h.* freewt «.f six a,Vl
P c p le that the -trei-ts of A m erica are not paved
u Sanfoi-il flow- w ith gold and that liaid sh ip s are as ea.-ily encountered here
t to sec tins a |as there. M e are really not all we seem lo lie.
When
Step-ins
Nightgowns
a of Cha rlotte full-fushiniieil L-l.)
S I .7.7 value.
Horen uf Charlotte Rraiul Sill
‘ l a d e s SI.">l» \alue.
Biliow ( ases
SiU'l'ts
S a lisb u r y lira ml. 12 \ .'{Ii,
teed , .'lav value, I for
lioilv w imkI itrand. si ■
Iced si arch Jess. S 1.7(1
,'!U\.'{ 1-2 Cord T ir e s
2!K 1 .10 Cord T ir e s
(M iter s iz e s fo r all e a r s
Shades
at rock Imttmn p r ic e s
Window Duplex Itrand. oil of pig
I'o rla h lc R h n n o g ra p h s
M in d ow . 77c v a lu e. 2 for
: \ ti. s | . 77 value.
E le c lr ic Iron s
Cooking & Household Utensil Dept
S iim n ii/.e. A tiio I'o li-h
Dttco 7. A tiio I'olislt
Itatlii* T'uites th a t in c r e a se volt in g 70 I*. ( .
1'iatt (H .A T O R
R IN E S
107 I'almetto Avenue Sanford. Florida
O p p .-D o s t
A e lt*
O rigin
Mom
Office
D itch er
lleltj Itriglu \luminnm, id i,u.in sI,.itl
v able
licit}
Origin
VI
li c i t }
Jno. D. Jinkins,
announced
K rig h t
uliiinmiilo
A l-
Si. all
Lax Collector Seminole County
til, Candida) v !■ I- * i <■ to■ alec
'It ilecl.it* i t 1 it II « ii ■■I d be
VOuld I* I be ■t l> V lie pi idem
vho w a* e ** i ! ittiny < n p ■■p>> .
M bile Enamel Cum
ltrli llo lu Ii. Im< lal.cn over 111d ito ria l m it' gt tn tit ol >!■• I o
i , L u k e Iteg oil. T h e I .til
l.ep i ti
.a gnat
ne'V«gi|ei a id
we i *:
lu lu 1III
ert tliut u nde r t h r a b lr g u id .u i e
( B u ll H o ln * Mm, it n i l 1 oi * l>e
.'en g re a t i
/.angvv
17 ipiart granite
DISH
The V(-i*ilrt In the Lal-e iiim' wiis j
.NO
■mewbat of a xurpri-e to muiiy. |
n the fare of it u mirtt ini »■»> * '
en by lho-e who bad watched the
**'• ■*• an i
sc from lie lieginning. Sanford covered tho
gnal. Win i the Signal rttands. i athci ti e n.
MOKK DU LI
hi
i I-: i
SKASONS
die- |1lR*m Ilift <• are the alien ulmg
.
bllrtV Ulld doll pcrioilti of tile veil,
Wl( inotilli, week ami day. A -y - cat*
alie, effective and ccononui pbci
of ailveilining had to be loustnut' 11 'ed upon a tul! knowledge ot tin*
l.cfoie dial diMoveiy bu.-iileh.- cycle. Itil*iness ha- i ve«
lul-lliiort mull -lowed route without
coaxing belme
- advertising when i V " ’1?*!!’1" ’ al E:»at‘t*r Mn*c. and in
i. .......
lm<
vimI il«»vkii. Ill'
i i**
, Itli* full. hxU’liHivr
i . . . .nilvrrtisinL;
i
UP th e dull
M-a.-on. I 1; " ’"
“ • '»• “ w* *>"!>' remedy
l.-l'lv sale, but l b , * h v l.usmes.* d e p r e s s io n epiruining when tliere''R-inic between these Ihive rush
f |;i ricicJn. Ufoplt have a hul»it «f
o busiiuss man bold* !“ 'nfli,ing ti ed, shopping to dm
3t. John Eivine, who l o t u leg
the War, declares that he preH to he, as he i*, u greut writer
thout u leg thun have bis ■leg
t not let a great writer. We veile the guess, however, that h a 'the, leg back wouldn't hurl hu
rary ability any.
’he verdict in the Lake case wa*
more than rould have been mtted by anyone of average "ingence. The eiiibczctement was
ibviou i os if admiUed. a> d if*
W-^wm’v T t '
point to say u word in praise
dillard Smith, the prosecutor,
moat ably, represented the
licit) lirighl -M-t|
iiinmuni,
S I .*11
id (iod.
and ri fui
one, p i . on o r th e p u r - j >“ *> **«
U|>
'
l , “ ’ . Ii‘ : ’ j i V T L
Cul gla-t pitcher and
glasses, #2.11.1 value
Sterling Silver T ea Spoons
Good Watches
Finger Kings
Alarm Clocks
K H AK I
C H IL D R E N S
Mechanic llraud
A
t m onads
inn-Made SI-70
itoy's
Collar, utuched
Ian, and while,
SH IR T
DA N T S
c h i lli . $1.15 v a b
iy m ore
B a rg a in s
. M E N ’S
N ig h ts h ir ts
Hundreds-Of Other Articles
!
lto,"$iToo
DEPARTMENT
to his natisfaition he brings it
■ftisiil*
sclmotkmuvrt
inifthed
I.i. mV.u -to all 1*.<,in*
Front e x p e r i e n c e m e n l i a n l a lit.ye
' learned thut newspaper udvertiwing Ims surees»fu!)> elimmated
the- rush petiorb and »pte:;d the
Volume of liusines' more evenly
lover the.‘day, week, month and
uf liu«- D ear., It him presented eungeaiion,
been | simplified sale*munsht|i and liter*
Amoo j . iL.ooli il.H •*'**! «»»*«••••- d I n ilM'-.o
DANS
STORE
The Jeweler
Sanford
u u . x tc y w g t
�,
T H E B A N I-0 R 1) H E R A l.P . i-R il>A V . M.YKTll 16, ti>2 K
Telephone 14o M R S. F R E D . S . D A IG E R , S o c ie ty E ditor R esid en ce
yitlHAY
,t*r* <>f
v-aric Ilnffo
. Society are, nsked to
j o'clock at the Church
tT roast. All those plan_rj are nsked to notify
fm Atni'Ie Carrowty,
p Ckorpening or Mrs.
bilker.
, , t iud of the Holy
,^-jal Chure.lt will meet
byiilay evening at the
m of the I I . C.
| at IHtIO o'clock
Church parlors.
Is Welfare Prorranged.
ling,of Aliss .Till
l the South Side
• s;(10 o'clock un*
,f ihe South Side
Vachers Associayktxil expression recital
Ly at > 00 o’clock at the
lift School Auditorium,
f. o.iiner will entertain
,f ilu* l.ottnphun
hb at soil o'clock at her
Palmetto Avenue.
SATl KDAY
urc. wits the bridge luncheon given
"Wednesday by. Mr*. Hen l>. ('aswell when she entertained t!t£*
membera of tl »* Yciing Matrons
Duplicate Hridge Club, The lunch*
eon was served in the piivate •! uittg room at the Valdez Hotel. Hare
the color* c.t blue and pink Were
effectively carried nut in every de
tail. Centering the nttrnct'vely ap
pointed- luneliuun table were blue
lupins and pink chirkia comhined
with ferns. Arranged at either s'dc
of the central d-rnriitinii were tab
blue taper* in silver holders. The
places of tile guests were di Agita
ted by place cards dene in ipiaint
English Garden Scenes.
At one o'clock a d ’1‘cious four
course luncheon wiis served after
wnieh the guests npu'red t<> tin
home of til ■hostess for the games
cf duplicate bridge. "I he m*y home
was uhlooiH'.al with ipiaptiticroses, snap dragons, ealeudida- !ic.d
ether
lovely spring bins mn
"When the games hmi been rouebt I
ed the prizes for ii glli'st sent
lovely French novelties, we». \v t
by Mrs. Donahl !’. Iicummotal .ml
Airs. William C. Hill.
Covers were laid for Mr-. .1, l>.
Woodruff, .Mr>. William C. Hilt.
Airs, .lames IV it dg:’, Mr . puriuH
H. Drummond, Ales, W. Walla
P A C E F IV
T el. :l
•""I
1-i. (ioiilim Tuggle and
iw! Mrs. Irwin TiiKvri-- of
!<•. V:»., wlm h a w been the
" f Mrs. I.Uiyd Hoyle left
s,in> f«M a motor 11 in ta
t interest iti the southern
f the -tali-.
■Ati In v tut toil hits Men extended
by St. .Miry < l’|<i~i i.pal Church «t
Ptivt nn Hindu to the. women of
He Episcopal Church tif Sanford
t > attend ti neighhurhmid meeting
■cl March 21. All tho*o whi* wish An < !t«,i stamper left Thursday
to at tend are :t*ki'd to notify Mrs. for l........ mi lie where she will att lydc Ptwby not later than March ti,f ■ ’ 1 date convent ion of the
Roj tl Nei ghhor*.
the
it
lone
felt.
*m
jl/ jl m j u
Co-cd and other
makes •
$ ! 5 to $28.50:
'
no*.
MRS. I \Ch \SH IS liu '-l KsS
- I lank Trtekash was i t > l •
most delightful .diniiet 11,irty
I nr Madame
S iiB
. tni.tg. pm tv and dunce W right. Mrs. AI, ,s. Wiggins iintl
Ail \ \t* It'- l *l ake, under Mrs. Hi n D. Caswell.
TODAY
and
W. C. T. I . TO AIKI'M'
The Cent al regional eonfeienco
tinder the auspice* of the slate W.
C. T. I 1, will lie iielil Thursday Alar
22, at (lie Kir-t llapti-l Chiireh
Tin' i mifi'ii in i opens at !• in A M
A public mn i meeting will be held
al 7 :.'!<> ii'cbn k Thursday eW'liing
at the ll;i|itist Chiireh when Al.iix
H arris A i moor oi ( i hi gi i w ill
MUNI* \ Y
.1 L'dcnwisclle
• I.OYI.-x s p lilM . IIM I.'
A I i I miii
I
r.i imgint
N
ih s
SATURDAY
Phone
MR. W A I.K K H Ii. SMITH
ITiur-dny Alareb lilteenih, t >m
Thousand nine hundred and
t went x -eight
Th e m a n y friends of .Mis- Inn
Joixlon will regret In learn of the
death of her father who passed |
away Wednesday evening at his
leone M i - - .loi'ibm was railed to
hi- l.oil-eli' mi Sunday.
l l" W ^.‘TcAYTji'-t
A u t o T o p ic s
Just 3 7**Cbtter Pm
PRINCESS
TODAY
A
I ’a r a i n n u i i l
S p ecial
K e n t u r e l ’r m in i 1 ion
“H IE PEA K S
D E S T IN Y "
OF
( 'o m o d i c s
" tiE D H C E S F A L S E
ALARM "
and
HY C O R R E S P O N O E N (I
“M ovie”
Dollar Day
For The Family
Thi-im ipon and $ 1.(111 w ill ad m it one fam ily
h* Ihe Mdanc T h e a tr e S a tu r d a y a fte r n o o n to
I raneis X. H nshm an and A n n a (J. M ilson in
A hi'ii making ad nisi nu nl>.
if y mi m u m e a cul ler pin.
replace il with a new one
and spread il well, laiii.se
or broken pins on t r a n s
mission nr mnliir assemblies
max cause I rouble I bat v\ ill
send your car crashing in
to Hind her ear or up mi a
crowded sidewaic.
No ma te r how careful
rashes
you
are likely lo n m i r . Insuranee will make good
your loss, boll) for
damage to your ear and
lo ihe person or prop
erty of oth ers if in
volved in a mixup.
Eel automobile insurance
here covering fire, theft,
collision, liabililv and propi r lv danc'i. e.
A. I\ (onneliy
cV: Sons
T hree
gw th e 1- m isig
Not i fjwecl w.il!.' m
l i e . • . - m u +Tf 7 t i r t ; r t f t
i ,• t ol Ih e tar m «t ■
i ■ii,; iioun, nt i o
1i | f
( ii t o " ' p e l l a n t
II I. i 1 1.1 n tornn'i!
11,>i tl, i n e I I l’ c * u I )
tdl'.o. I' it 'VCi pffjtc V.
Nothing il r io ic n ib'in jn il Vuci i'SV
txii it..in the e le c t'•' b n "
tr lOnii '
li'C tn cdy
torn
Ksluhlishcd PJUK
221 Magnolia
Phone IK
IDA Y and SATURDAY
$ Discounts $
Records
Our Table4
Portables
(» Sheets
.Music
"V anity
H o se
F a ir
•
Of .? Specials
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2 75c P layer
J -.'
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Musical
r1
Every Coat*is New,
Smart and Distinctive!
y a/riA Vik.
GIFTS
Instruments
Sanford Music and Gift
tlo v o L
M cl.an d er A rcade
r
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.to
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P h o n e 832
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e "iitinibnd fi*" mid l> ■
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I’l.KAhS
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a nd
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"• "the S o ip t+ 'in iff«w f> w
u i,.
rencIFikjirliaino
YMouaVii llcrriot,
.Mlnhder of on Beethoven.
*
two well-known
JlasTM?iny Musicians l-nldio Inttruiithm
■• and former
I •
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P t** os o (.iy e yic-iU/* XimfitfiT
• ' o'.ico i on 'orliildc hi the
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of
AVAnrrLT; I M \' Aim. IH tlN i i til.. >11.11011.1 (Ml “ liri ll of i ail I;
Colon*'! K".Ii.it \V. 'St'warf.
I > rii firy M.’ frtid WjJ- r.o «•■ will have the • Ih'inrr-*to
i‘A lTlS, * Mn’r . ' ^ C I N ' S ) —
i ' f . | ' 1,il a in I mill other Stock- ■r 1 fm ai i'i. .unrrstlon
i hail man' o| it"
’ • ■ t rl f.f ii.
I',,
ru a poTliiduii i arc very often
Stpiifm I (hi * ntiipaMy uf Iijdi.'oi •*, |(. i t i of the old Lincoln Motor ■ ■■o nltrrnl ions mo bbihcmntle
irrf ;i an ‘ a ini can .produce more
f’nr
Cn.
*
uiioiirt.
the
icoRt
important
pleiidwl nut /rltlll.V . ti'i'inv vv......
> uni- tone than hn'e heanl
' > It Will I- >i' • Hi tnlllng of
AL'I'ii; in • ll»*ri.-t Siippsn<""*f'ui" •
l
IT
i | C i tl, .
• i ----P R I M I I . I K k S t'IN K M \
( o.imhen. of J*:iiuUs£;
"it mi i,die f nii'ii,! < , ><■hu- •
li inpt uf tltc Hcnate
T lliiio Minis! o'c iA *an dve.iilloid
piiniist and could icitaiuly piny'
*
violinist. Hcrriot in lit. o a mind*
u beautiful duo with .Mns«olinl,
■rn:
u v itiw .
.PnrKnntyttaiinn»
Lfoti (Hum Had Louis Ihuihou,
in.' al o K<iod. pianist!*. Vincent
Am ir'l. foil t - pi csldctil of thu
!mam e commr-oHofi id ays the
' 'inurii
— \ Tfn rr'A t’rai'
tly tiiid .eili auis rnnnm• i hu'ili
I'lir ili
J’, X V
11hill
lle j said thivuesl inhith
1
ll'
1 pair
! ' infill J J n ) f f t i i d
a yrefiter jicJ-md, the
„.jnj, iIn*. nriiiiiaI. jja>*ii’el
t'aitov r hv totals
iweiall: (I m.
•irfthnw
PON'TI A f \
f’tini'e I.r V.
h.'i widened lii»
iilti I'l-s' i' tile liiicmn to, tile i'-vtept of mulp'ng, suggestions ««»-
AIi.lt
m-
•id ()tn
fin tut c u r t
Ill
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i'litprni MO!ier*lHl!.!ild. ‘ liVitll
liahrra, i ,n rl. - . '
m :
s'/MN'/i fis,
rr
;iso n •*i v e s
ill
•"atitio 1 *fddviili<if Ltd;. M.n, .
thnrOK, d e l f U . ill -o-'a o i'urd Mot
alVpIa'
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l.n ril
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T i l l ' Sallfon l will ll : ■ '■ I
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ow i T f V . r h in T ■
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The Entire AlepT Department.
'■
iinf^<Ui'ntit.i«:
>
w j („ , M ,._
The Outlet is Selling Out
I til bbn
h
SiJwvbfi ■
Here a rea few Specialsfor
■
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.
!
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“ l.rc’W rniiin .Mad*''
Khaki Shirts. Two
pockets. Special I riday and Haiurdnt 1?
for
.
d. .in !i> res-
"H
J.i
r.
rir
A- -a; -
( f l
J g ..
~~n
h
g a llo n s Ilaor Urns. I’eatly-M ixetl P a in t. .r» g a llo n s at re g u la r niicc
o f $ 2 .SO. O ne a ild itio n :t| g a llo n for
discount allowed on nil paints in (hv .mi-eca
only
U hife linen I 'ullar ,.
-ilksocksflic Vffl ft W
,no
i al o e s
lu es-v
' v' tH
S pecial S a l e
20
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m ii>w
h ,. i
PATTON’S
SUNPROOF
MAf
(fHsht
I 'R A
“ Rev
.
These bargain
• e
?vlvo tk
yenra.J
■1
^^SHOPEARLYT^7
Create
And Ir
Lil
0 may
I f:’ W. First Street
Dress Lengths of Be;n
Silk Rayons, Pongee.*.
Flowered Organdy, Ln
Prints, etc, all Fast Cd
GIVE A W A Y PRiCES
ut uf
nn
came
I! M O O N
S \ L K j ) t h i> i' n u iv >
nners aTuTia few baits in (' <
1\<* od'.onlatve ol’ mir urea!
M A
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Min*.*.
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IJuJia-Lowii hcad(|uarlers lor tbe (ires (bat even
body knows. It’s headquarters, inn, lor quirk (ire work
whether it is mounting' new o n es,— replacing uilies
mending punctures, l ’urol (iasoline, rJiolen<* ( bis and iuh
Wew service—expert washing and polishing.
U» (ier come in and get acquainted (or (he good of vom
T»?e VIileage..
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V itli* o f s td id Ifill III'
in « o m !iiu :il io n colon*
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ro ADVEUTISERP
Herald
repre se n ta tiv e
fhly familiar w ith rntea
md clasalficntlon will
loa complete information.
]yoa wish, they wilt a s s is t
wording your w a n t ad
le it nurc effective.
bred to
lay. Send for booklet. Fairvilla •
Poultry Farm, Orlando, Fla.
BAI1Y chicks.
Tnncred strain
White leghorns, $14.75 per
100; Rhode Island Reds, $D5. per
100. Circulnr on recqncst. (!uy L.
DInckhurn, Ellenton R. ('.
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1 lirdroom.
Stream of people who are advertis
Small bedroom: good ventilation,
next to bnth. Hot water, d ll
Magnolia.
can appreciate the importance ofreadwhich will benefit you. Scan this
I room apartment for rent. Lang
ley apartment*. 011 Park Ave.
Miller, formerly of
bnville. Kin., nmimmees the Call’ 251.
,,f hi- dental office at
itri-rli liidg. with Dr. Mits- 11tingu low apartment. I'tonpletely
furnished. Desirable loeulion.
Phone W .
L'CINF, Long’.. Pun* Fork
C L E M E N T S f A P T K . 012 l ark Ave.
! .-1 t uli.ietto AVc.
stolen last F riday night:
I 'o l i t i r n !
run
liences nnd Mercantile buildings
in Sanford at (1 pet., <« 1-2 pet., and
8 pet., depending o', tin* eharaeter
of bum, eon*!Miction and bicalioo
of buildings, r . S. HOAG & COM.
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t ELERY LAND SA C R IFIC E
I am laud poor. I need cash. Hence
in n t\\
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am offering my fine 22 acre f.»r1 utin*
nffu*i pf T m X AnH*'M»iir nf
celery farm, located 2 1-2 miles Svfllhtiilt
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M.i J u n e
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east of Oviedo, in Iowa c ity. Price u l l l i»f Ih**
$il(H). tin acre, cash, about one- |ir Ittiui v in i
*MITTICNDI’JN.
lialf of the I'eal vaUlv, . T l u ’J 'g ,
\ o * n : i i H n.* s i a i i m m j :
no b e tte r furin in Seminole * >>. I I I T l
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Anyone interestetl m ay see it now . » w I
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grow ing a fine crop nf celery by
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li. F. Smith. This offer is made 1I It'I ^1
No L*, i*«11))*■**l In III*1 *1**I'll
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Spring i*ntallilii(*
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crop, if desired. I'lione '• 1*» .1. L. I *I**11 let S y
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a m . . n r the ,H|i*|r »»**n«1 M «* im rtm rn it
I w I b Ii in i h i i i i m i i i i ' i 1 M u m I urn ■> M-. v *m j i |lift 1li aI l hi* Mlit m M
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S*-1m „ , ( 8. i "»i |i fith**> ni*,| i "lilt'll - fm r* cmollil.il> l o . i ,. -,.|eeH(i» lo I lit- ■•( II iss|«* l '**11 111 >. 1 'Inf Ida, ha * «"
Concrete Co. J. E. T cr- r«nsonalde. P. 0 . Itox P38.
or r i n k of Mix r i r c u l l r o . n l , h i) it I Lai Hit* ham** n i i m *< •** t*-ii
M i n l a r l Y (lie 4,*mi ii f h*ft am i I ’l t h *
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l‘rop. 3rd and Elm.
H n i i l n n l c i-onnl>*. K l o r l d u . » u n - n l tavliHf io i**iir fnllm* *»• •h * I
iin iiiln n M « n I j u f
P lenty of WOOD & COAL at Du* If li«itk*»r«**l hi Ih**
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I H u m 1m * In ii i*\ *,( •* till t h r r l i r r uicv
v Jecl In tin ilcclsloll of III* Deli n'- nMh-**rv* *i| I) |i|»•*I nt u l , t#i
ha i ** i%1111111 tin** Hi ul i* di 1 h*1hh*.
h u r t’s Wont! yard. Dili & Cy anil
,-1 Kill- Vo te rs or Hem lu n le (J o o n ly . •
r x n r r l r tin* Mi a I
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ROD FI ,N‘c; - The Roof Ev* press. Phor.e 38C-M.
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a* rn fH #4li*h t hat rm l.
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shingles
li n n 1.1 Le licl.l I'll J u n e M il. A P tn iir •tflhciH ii ml
ii«*-t*l** •*•* un
IMS.
M »u>m 'in and gnlrlnir.e<l Clark Jewel! Gas R ange with oven
kit<*wn.
1*011 M l'K IIM T K M lfA T OP
v. k nniini.A sn
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I t I•J* J'Uiich 11. Cowan. Oak
re g u la to r (70. Circassian Wiil1*11111.IL h r m i ^ T i o i
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5j "hmd St. Phone 111.
rttit d re sse r $20. Red, Spring 4 (*. f (?*
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I".Inn a pC'icci-lliiii to I-uitrel
l .rtehilinde Couniy. '"ourt,
•nii'td Point 4- Wall PuVer
I'r liim ry * V m i r iiu>|>ui %DI t#» MpDlHirli)
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1*1II It: ISltt . clivcylllB the fj*»*
t . vJ L a w t o n .
1.1*1 c|i i r iiiqirl.ltiB
H l r c l l o n 1'ic- A
$1(1. each. Eddy re fr ig e r a to r $50.
o" ine ilesrrlheil lauil e l t i n . ) 8*
d m * . ,Vn'. ),
a. , t«. to. n . a is.
os
mill hrlns In Henilnolc **••».ul>.
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r u n 's iie n iK i
■kAPlI—re p u u in g , piano 301 Holly,
■I |I,'„ I tn | l.r liccleliui nf the liemi mm i» ciimllila t r fu r Mi® off let f i r m III- l*rln)Srt to In* h r l i l otl Jolt'' Klorlila. to-M II:
‘1 ‘ Xpert* with *7 year*
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or H t i r r lf f m ol w i ll i q q u r c l r . l s ' U U - 5th. A D D*!"
" i m i l an per plu a of ,l ht» ID*
rr- Sanford music store 27— M on ey T o Ia>an
I " I I I ri'|>reeh't«, y c u e stqiiiorl
m ol I I S r c s i i r ' c ) . f l c t In the 1
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MONEY TO I /) A N
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p i i i 'i j i ' s t
DIAMONDS,
W ATCHES,
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f .e r .r -h i -f n r e —nlfr' . t i l l ' ' *■•* T •"•nirtl
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Mutt roe. i ' a o l a .
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p o ll ro ltr.T V J f l j t m
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In (tslo cnuse. •
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!Vnent- Sanford Ave.
I l u r c h / a n o n u n e c toy catirll<1srv H>.rIn«r•• ntol K rest f i t ) ' , »-on*11*«•t
1M o n e y to Ix>on.— -W h e n b o r r o w i n g
ll la I h ere fore •r * -' i I list HU*
u r r e f i n a n c i n g y o u r m o r t g a g e ',
c o m e io ufi f o r . s t r a i g h t lo a n . N o
hot h e r a b o u t
m o n t h l y p a y m e n t*
li. W . H e r n d o n n n d C o . S e m i n o le
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I! <' ( I In IO W l l i <IX.
lli— Houses For Rent
Ralph W. T.osftlntf
Mgr—
Hired.
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I h it M itriTiiiiinc«* til' *“ii
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1'\ . MlhJ* *■! In lit** -till
i ,n-* Mar. Hi.
, l -\. I I aeries A. l.ev.ne. flying
hi a t r a n j -A tb ir.ti plane, •*rile i d-
o r t i i i . I Mil l I T
> o l II I’
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ann aio-i* io\ r.-iiolI,|, j y
.title. »tf
t'f t.u* « *1r
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of
t* i » ai ' 1
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*r ill * 1;| *.i■8 II 111 ihI iJCJII llirt.
1 11Hit
I 1'lv Ml |l |»<ll : »»f nil 111, ill 1VllinCTrt I A,
Mr Repairs on all
Radios
and P h o n o -!
,
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i in-
••III’ ll.ifur.il U MMl.'Vlntftltirlluli ••t
2 8 — R ad io
I'o litlru l
A n n o u n cem en ts
I !*i n h; it mi",* .»« . .i h n rd ii i t ld a i v
I*# miii ft-c il lilt p * ll ;tH Ht-im lu r fruiM
lit**
T 1 11 Sell,i t ««rl i*1 clinliicl
j h i m ' i I *>( S r tn hull i
i V irijirtl
i i i *8 mil* Ifi*i
in
I in*
t v i n n c t ’MtIt*
(it I in ;i i\ It) hi hrltl J u n e Mil. Hi 28
If »*l»-c|»*t! I I 'l id ii i- i In i-tiiiliu u r
l.o it oi k for | h*» he*-* Inti i «*n( »«f th**
«im l 1 1« t .uni i In v ite y o u in m y
■ «*«*1 mu •iii'li ItiiinirMuit Ifif'nlu*
k i••ti ;$** *.*.*•
r»*inls.ai**.fi*n*rv;\tl**f» i*f
f.II modern eotivenienecs. Phone graphs. If we don t fix it. thei>>
70. Call at .*!I8 Palmetto Ave.
's
charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park
---------- i Ave.
2D— I'tirmn Fur Hate
Itu--i I F arm s, Groves,
1‘ <> llox 10 to.
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II
1
ti.ae and very little money
"Id tilings new by use of
Spat liim isb . l.ncgucr and
Siiil hy Sanford Paint A
'l*cr Cu., ti. VI, S tu a rt, Mgr
l-:. Gt.
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FOR R E N T
OR
SAI,K— Five
r m i T i n : i . i a t i n .* t i in',
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room, modern, Spanish
style
1 n,-rt*nv m n io in ic c oil n i n i li ili u ')1
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1IMIt**If I *nll It I i , Hilli|erl 1*.
stuevo bungalow in good locution.
b l o i e mstijeel
e ill n| lfl« \ .1• I —|f| fl||> lli iiiii*
(to- Il.. e g ls lb l iii r'gel s lsubject
the t ",, Ih U
K«id toadster *20 or A bargain
2110!) O range
Ave. for
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P ini «a*h. 'lost he to Oak Hill Subdivision. Sanford.
r m i n h In tl,» p r i m a r y lo In' hnlil
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A TA TI*:
I !>Vs
........all "no U \ Mb St.
Ull I It M|
M M I .<'It 11
Five room house for lent. Clone
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n n . i .i 't Tiili,
.. n ti tn *ii 11• *• Mini 1 am n
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Apply 801
in.
Reasonable,
i o n i oi NT) .ii niii:
f it i • * I«• i *••*i !•• ih^
1 do',!:
Magnolia Ave."
*1 *\ '••II* * i i **f S # m l h I l , . i . l .I.'
\ a iiiooiio-t- in ' eimtl lilitc'
' Kit i, ),-* r k** i In* ncMon
i - a* d 1 lahato Irueks.
fo| 1lo .. 1 1 1 ..- ..f I*.m ilt ' .loneo of
«t * in In M i- t •#*ifiorrm|l*'
>*II1111o I i li III ' , K in ch in . slll.j. ■I
hit l.'lth. .'■feit. Phone .'t. I Seven m ini house at 10pi French S1.1
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newly
finished inside.
I»I •11 u ill .«■ *i |»t 1j*t**f1
i a nii.' :.i h. i A t ' l-HOI I
I 'a r l'
Rent $25. p it month. Inquire of |.i,It'll
JM I l> JIN KINS
f n 1h i - o l f l . . l - III Do li n II .1- I
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tOIduo, 1). Jin kills, court house.
ro ll T M
metal worksi-Mti n l ' m o l n . solo ii i In. - ......■••I t 1
1 Ili-M I *V ,i iiii.il lire In (*ir p f o p l r
l,
ml o f
III,- I M- opl .
Ill
the
phone 71 tl-W. o room tio h s r f u m i s l i e d .
P h o n e eorullin ........... la t h ' I ’l i o i l l l '
t Mum' Mini I nm a
•■•••«■- nf H**rini*fl
805-W.
Moll If lit, I.eople see fll to fleet i in m in i. 1 1* l 11 i.i \ a*M'88tir wnlijf rl
II'm
I) of ( lit* Volt-* » Ill
m. it. lli,- ..rflee I hill c l 'e them hi Mu* .lit
HITS MAHMONS
J "t lin.i i x l it to* 11**I *i
f itt* I *»*!!)■♦ *♦ 11
in e tr h i. iil , fle . t l ' . am i ...... .
18—
Wanted
To
Rent
hfor.l tutomobile t'o.
x t it I Inive live*I
in J ...... mi t i
,i i ; h ! m in I* 11 if lull
St*mliit*U- c*in n tie**
In « n a in? c
S A M I T . , a it W I L K I N S O N *
Innlia \ \ i
Phone 1.17.
1 ii d Yt* RCCVpi I
f o r 1m n u f
Want ed at mice I unit shed house
**ri a mi *»f t
n > t i i i -. D c m i H
n r s i . u i m h . i : i*on tit v *1 nut ii11 *81o vi I- r
by
perm
anent
resident.
Do
not
f o r I J v**aiH I 11iii t* ma it** m y II v
pints* S e r v i c e
I .11 M'V.
object to going out on edge of
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carnhil.il i* f.*i i «*-1 I* * l i.*»i l*i III*- nl • itrttl f.iiriihor I |ott|toM* (ti I »*t r \ P h
town
if
desirable
location.
Apply
kinds.
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g'Elt Si r vice nf all
l l . . .ii Mi i ij ii ty *'1)111111188111111 i f r Dim l n X |Hi > c r .i i tr
l o V H u l i i K M i e |K»»
To U uc :t:tt)2.
|H h I t h i N*» 1. f till)* cl 1*■ t h r trie - n l u i i t o f t i v .
C. E. .1 . G. M. care Herald.
|M*rtx |o i .-*•n 1 1h
Yuur
f*ui»poM
20ti North P a r k A v e . o r .
1 mi foi
service on all
letting machines.
Liberal
tf fur your old machine, on
ern Singers. Ia‘t us help
r your sewing troubles,
riling all m aterial lllc per
nunc >,nving Machine tNj.i
o
i i ■i%_ ii tiTimiiiFi* m y i’ti ti*Iiilttey
*'• rl» **l lit** .‘lr*'.iiH *•*n r t xul*I " 1Ii** V »11 nf tin*
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ling.
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SANTA MARIA C »!.. Mar. I*:
i IN'S) An earthquake slio.ik
l it*' \ i»|*.|-«i ||| Mt»* 1Af'i'in. Simla Miirir fot ab oil ;xi se -.>n i -
i i*
11,
munity is offering.
Furnished Apt., water nntl garage. Rcn-nnable. Apply Apt. I.
PHONE
Nieely furnished a p a rtm e n ts with j mtikes
I white pied Shetland pony;
phi: ftc-h t lipped. Reward.
Iictl"
i t
). r u t ii
'" '• lo annoum-e ri> •i)ie1litar>
JU'.iite Ol I'Ciiee or District No
ru n i i.ru ii o r m i u r
Desirable
furnished
ap a rtm e n t.
close in, nil convenience*: three
rooms, private bnth. Very reason
able. Smith, Printer, Mel.under
A r c a d e .. Phone 410.
„f Jack tuul dill. South27— Money 'In lawn
Lhool \i dilmiinn, Fridav Nieely furnished gunige apart We a re prepared to m ushier ■tpment, with garage. $25.00. En
M. .vrulti 50e ehildren 25c.
plieniion for first
Mortgage
quire 111! W. lllth.
| 70 childi vn.
I am ns on the la’st type of resi
|( Anil F o u n d
dp
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1 " l-li ,n rtimtMin.'r In Mir |wci|J«*
nf s* in .fn,;*»I *mi tit y Mint l ii tn ii
l*n ti>l i * I a •. f.,r i .**i*l i i’t l**i* tn tltt* **f
fj* * *i T.i *
Mil j r i 'l to lilt*
G a ra ge nppurtm ent for rent with
nr without g arage. ML* W. it h.
Street,
nour.cemenis
:
m t
iim tiih t
»on
section daily for the things this com
15— A p a r tm e n t F or K ent
ro g v in g e q u ip m e n t;
U n tilin g ^ C ra tin g -S h ip n in g
S id e -T ra c k F a c ilities,
x
I 'l m n c 89fi
2(H) N . M a p l e A v e n u e
in s .
^ il
ing their offerings in this section, you
ing it and seeking the opportunities
411 IYrk Are.
\
Bui l d To W i t li s t a n d
T h e T e s t Of T i m e
10-11 Plants and Flowers
1-1— Rooms Without iionrd
ui-
m^.
t—'T he Smmithsotiian Institution
toilny
fnrally * re.-ognired 'th e
claims of the W right fit others in
,
siit,),(<t to in,. ,lr,*|slon of It..'
j ' ii' ts to ili..' | ’.'moi lall<* l'rltmir> umb n ‘ biit-k to New York, was the pr tra ile d to iitro v ,rsy over
I., l... I.. ,1 i,a Juiih ton. a . 11, tsrs f reed di-wit by fo^ on St. Simon's
first f l i g h t o f h e n v i e r - t h a t i
Da v i d s i ’i;i:u.
>raft.
Island here today. II • and his p.i.<o r d i m i i m m .i : eiig.r. Miss Mabel Hob. p l a n t .
rm m i .
t - wume tin- trip tomorrow if the
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iilUnmtic*' tlistf I urn a
•*..l IM.lt
fnf* /*•-cli'Ct|l*|l |il th*> nf - went hi r eK ai-s.
fi*. ..f ‘••tint > i *i)tnviti**liiiti‘r Tint)*
l» Nti ,« r
I. M|1|J|*I‘I III | hr lie*
DETEt 11VK \ It REST El)
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MIAMI. Flu.. Mar. HI (IN S)
E \-l <ly I ' e t u t i ' r Tiiin Nazwuvth
i o n r o t \ t v c o n v,|o<ioM :tt
a) A”
1 v i-li m uimniinc* i tinr .1 a m a was i.riested here today, as he 1 ’ft
l**r til** *rf fl**»* .if H n U tll) a train, untl.’r an indietmem c h a r g
r«*in Miir**-1 ‘i n r f m ii i H l m i le t Nn, h,
. t t<1 Mir il«*t‘t*|nn i*f Il» r %111* ing Ii m and tw„ oil)’)- cit) |odii'.>
th(> m urder . f II
* r % la tb t H rrr.u ccttU ' I,rlirmr y tn rfficers with
..TI J ll lM M il , A l) H*2M.
Kier. n ne.tr.> hell Imp.
4 A. f HONil.
****** J t *t
1 **
CJ)nce you Visualize the endless
Azalea sale pink (lndicn) <i in. to
5 in. OH 1-ilc each. Oilier $1. or
over prcpnld. Helvedere Nursery,*
Eurleton, Fin. .1. R. t'. ('ollins, pro
prirtor.
*\< *xrm \ T7 i d tc
| I ’oUttcal A n n o u n r e m e n r -
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
These bargains for two days only
Hoosior and
makes Down
ment.
Kitchen
Cabinets
Metal
Refrigerators
Velvet
Rugs
other
Pay
GO, 75 a n d 100 p o u n d c a |» u r i l y .
I 'r ic t- s f r o m $20..r>0— l ip.
DO W N P A Y M E N T
2 7 \ 51. A r i - g n l a r $3 r u g . O n e
(CVi.xh o n l y )
a t I he r e g u la r p rice an d
ANOTHER
Linoleums
FO R
( C a s h only )
2 Square yards while it lasts for
Oil
H and
I 'a f n l e d
I 'io tu re H (('a s h o n ly )
Paintings
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The Sanford Herald, March 16, 1928
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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filty-three hours had passed sinco
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would
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and tin l n>f Natum.il
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xx,i- e.-l u nited
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pii |i,t it;^ 111.i ii and ' pt i 11n at imiin
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11••v\
XXill t." d " l " 'l I"
F.ug.n, m
William
Mullloll ""I. aim
miles " f f tin' lu s h C«"i»t.
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■ ' " t III- l ompnsUI e
xx.'
next Monday •"
t j |\4* -t.lt 4* "iulugist* familiar xxith the dan* "lit,
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Viiyele. Mills a " o f I'oxx. i
'• It t lie st t "ill had Xx .
the IMI nth II'
lil -iiVirnee o p „ to America expivxsed the bed
l^
.'I Lake liiix, X"It exe, I" x " .mil Light iii-ii ha- employed the fall
" In*■ i . i 1, teXX tl. III ||M«|C
I.reft t mi y rx'.lt
I hi
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t> and tin |,et that the 'lining eouple had not
I
tin liirix lian1
Ihnild mi lilt" 1- pH 'll.
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U hlle HI** *t
I'llix ix tetl nf mix ,.l l« n
t tie - • i.i*..
I x lee- "t " t.i I" "I noted geeio*
.■ flax togeth er xxitli up
•
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nf sleep liild had a lx I
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■ii 1 |.l.I I • d, I't- "I tl". t ; u i ,M as likely that somewherv•lay . "lid III.in
a • e.\ pi t t
M
llaxe x nil • x, i
’ n ti " d I n , ak
lie, .
Viitheiilieof Vent uni Williams ami I ■* Haiti, > I led I Up tile l.l\ kill i.n'
Xk |.Ill'll. d< Ids for uvci the mid-'oeean they nin ipta
d
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fo
r
S»ii
. ,1 to make - im . ml "tti i
t'l lllll'.. X, I,"S' IMtil llllll I 11-- XXI le R Wllsnll. seliunl hn.l d "It " ' " ' . , nil' i t loii pel m l
......... xx 111 nut Le plis-ed In* fill ii"> "flx'tlse T
-l.s't, ice and fog .ninl were forved
one.
lie pledge- I,
i.lux Ainmig '•> "• " ho \\til ••! I*
V \n
•wept hx tile Hood, have instituted ;j,liI T. \\ I..ixx tun. —1*1" i ll.talnleiit
• '-nt and ilm o m i t made " "
tin dlitioagi' " f 'lie ,|"kxn ufl" the tain i
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Till* i tl" l l ' - l "III" xnll a -e| ai .,te i'.mill ) while llltlep ml
■ni, lit as tn w Ill'll II ix ill
I. lllll, I",'III tn tl"' * Fourteen .priAeits, l»\x» nf them
11
r
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I'elieu tisfeii. I • " . " 1111'
I
e There \xns Im il"t l* e \\ -I ever on ll till '
ill! inxestlge’ " 'I- XXel e nl'deled Ii" pn s lit.
in,|, i it., pi, ■"I I",aid
xx.'in-K the n-V J'ettr’ \dd Priucrw
Red Stm
'igy Ix -\\ igyI > M.,rl 1i
l"'id fm n ni'xv tiial
filed
A. A h.-oluU 'lj.
s l a t " Kngim-ei t.dxvaid Hyatt mi.I
I,ill ilejd h.il " " I . " " ' 1"'. I sixr«,tii>i*ln-\V,'i thrim
Hiid )Ir<Itida*,
t
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aft,•rin.nil,
hut
tlie
enurt
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I*ti ing y o u r lile m Sanlntd 11|,. fitntr Railroad I'omnufsinn.
.1 ,.l i fa i .!• al I " "
no Fr.mcfs (iii»yx",y'. I'M v.'Im t their
llail'V
« e r x . It "
1 ' " ' ’ in.
at Itl,1
' lies expres ml the .tie
huxe you Ill'll! mi) "ihm t " "
\ lint he l III' < .l iy a fi il i li\ ill
.-T.illll Flnll'kl
It,e* IifViiig to tiy th" Athmllp and
ti til o,'I'l x . II" i.t t Meal Mark
tiat lilts intllse «'f
aclimi eM , pt tii.it <d M a y o r V
, it j ..f I .its Vnvrh— was lamieli
'fl
half " f thesoTvxiTx'Jv-'l In the »t.
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ij. What p o s it io n '
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Menther o f the la gi-la tiue. Meade, •filet " f he iisia io a tio o
o f th,' nldiliat x I" 'k'
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♦.tori'. The thitkt . Iln I'mmond 'ml I.. "Join I i»' e 11", k g
' x dl he plait'll on
hi.il
ty I xx'as nut reallx leferring s e t v i e e u f the I'liit <1 Stales I* •p iu g r n i"- along m ' •-d -‘ "d
l ull, niliy tile dl-i"i -a, "t ll' '
.lexxeler,
fie*'
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f
tin
north
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" lour ur.g on an indtetmeir t.,
ix nffieiul posit",n a- null'll as part nn nt " l I n t e i i 'i . a- elii'irntan
U V.sllINtiTON. Mai. I . tIN S ) i, lilies Xx 111 Le ultmed 11"' pruple
.•ul lie tiled iminedift.'l;. n tin Liinli, it mu east t,*.\»'-tf although
I'e,'till, I’l"' M u ', • S tole. \\ fig K
n y In,II mill A Ii Krx xxitli I was h. a liusmess pupitmii'
o f a x Oliimllter • f engine, l s. re, •
H"xxman
iii,in, nt Ii •
le - L 'ui M Mi van. . level, ins" .leave •spaiinid the oeean
llaxipg rolupleled a -peaking o f Sunforil xx lien « 'l"'
...
t ' lei'ii'i.t and III -til,I lull nl
oner Fui nitoi < •
• .Minim -. I'aiui
A. I*i esnleiit
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Setniimle oiiiinended hx the V im iiia n S oci
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to
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aniiiir tm the vaslrfly vllo-rlioti. In
Store, Sunf"td I'.iint
and
Wall
II .il" Mr. Key i» iepoile<l
ety o f Kngineeir, xxitli liradijxuirt- tout t" tl"' West Coast.
t 'minty Hank.
iiitii.- if- “ Am, 1 1,ii . I* ."ling hit
(br wtiuti1 u»v
tj I'll,'lilt •’'Hit .iua
. n I the* I
p.ipri
Co..
I'axi
l»i'part"ie"t
' xx lift Miiall|inx and
t it-*
l^. Itnxx lung w en xmi I’ rest e is ill New ' Y ' . d . ’ to pi "he the Jalm • A Reed, o f M ls-"'iil l " ' " ei lean luu ii Natuiali-1
pn-f -nts
enjoin that ni- -•
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t||II| iijjiis-AtI
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enjoin
h u
ltI„
Stoiv. C o u ih " Mu-" S l o e . I I " "
'•'ill ask for a a cx e n n iir ••• dent n f the Seminole •'mint' Ihink
cause i f tile dlilil U'eitk
plan- to extent! _,, > the Smith Ills his xvoodland p in gi.'i"
Ihrils
«
t w -sine p u i s n e .
;
/pilot*'v’ KurtNutt,la
I
ash
Stole.
that Mr. lalke mux g o oil
A seventh *in'|Uii>-|s ladng vmi
A. From it^ o r g a n o a t mu until
etiliipiugii'lor (he Ifenio, tati, I're.— Florida” in the MUihlmnnh nl the
„ ...
J ' ; ' . : ' K r " . 5 o . l l ' . a . - n m .......... .
at "lire.
ducted
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Vtlolliey
-less
K.
it.- i l"S.:.
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S torv
..jin,, tion ,•« o r . " - m .
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jh w n xxith the
a
*T,l,litin 1 tiomiiialinil. lie xxd1 -peak Junipr lligli Sxhoul at * !"■
'Ii, , mxxd moxi',1 nut nf the
Stephens, xxl". i investigating the
I f . ' Unix many y e a r- app
No nt lie
Vim rieat peak«*t I w - I i K e
ir i.ii
»~ K M y
i,|.|i""i I.. tin- " » i p " " . , " D ' V " "
U h l.
•■«„.
3r
in.NoMli ' a-olinu lute tin ’month
f*"iii. State's A ttorn ey Mil
moliopluf"' Y(hite Il't'K
1,'lial a sp ii't s. ..I tl"' situation.
dune us much to. pnpulal is, nutuie
and then g o to Wisxoii.-iii l"i
I* -Smith unit tine o f li*s as ; nxpl«-t>
and it While many t! "•> -u ffe re rs were
•tinlx and eieat, an u pus iatt""
I. I.. Ftihisinski o f Fen•'
"
m g a n u e .l ... Ml Inlll 'I ell
fUierehr/*
deniunilmg
i ep.u atloiis,
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III- Vx.xU ty liJltaj'lixil"
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• xxri,. hesieged hy s p is la ln. H
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sicinfWcrthHm^->kt>vUPtIkt> V ^ - r J
C c o r g c K. Cry w g a x e th x ' first n»inn-i* n i"- nt
(he gixe its leudet - , oiuplete i n i " " " - '
I :'"
fid tufli'X, thilt He , jlllltl.v III*' f i a lh r ie d
V -r x-” a - a’ *|hgi»-.'miVfored
n l'e la .'w .A fp M Ftk- •
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1 •'• 1 k xxe r Fi* x u *" H kaVjWxid,ill.
r"ngiutu|ilte«t upon their !"''•*I
y i hiif “* r ~ — VIt .'i'Ti'7 xCTinid
ix reiulx I'" a lellirn p( " I'e'"."; field and fnre-l and I ' . a i i t " ' "I i ">ii o n ’ lhtt Fnenvrt, Lak"»lrUI
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flih?xjl
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ivhilxi all o f the final" i d 'a id f-> flit' n a tu iul xxnild a- Mi lllflchih. Uxuiise o f the n ull "I ads-mi'il
vxpiv i m in e d e d \xit|i ti'"* hank
InAtam _
.......pensaliun
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and pill'll "tlx
It Nearly fixe million pui " ^
'"lie. Ixihni. All itf the .Hate’
mg Coinntunit)
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< (•mmtiiitt > I • dial l*»x. ’ < ............... '
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tltflV-wjd
*(4|d h V - t i f . - l U .. lira)
fi ruyspt an.1
pay lur the funerals '*f ih " i v c x •
Ihn'II , harnii'd and delighted v. ith
A. Yes.
slipul,I " i n "t the |miII- •" NoV..
•I xv,-i-e praifed lot th" inait“ * »*•’ • 1 .
u,in‘ wh.*x*>'N"H iklt'^'tr eu (It*
w ti ii
y ti* «nmt .1 I n ........ . h ''f '•
the
marvelous
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dead
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Hid yon have m .thing i "
,lex Im ed Ri i -H: “ The
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m i n i.t- und ixo.t " » that la e ih i . T i y - ■■I f
aflaint' o v e - the corru pt»•»» •"»->** heuilliful painting
‘ "t s fthnnk hands xx it it tin d o with the eh*: lent inaliag J'M'.'t
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n . , . . Pox tti «;x'' dratk i " d i ' « “ Ki ll'll isip'i'u Cm*'
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iiueit'.d
in tiinini">xx's Jleiutd f i a i^ o f the pre.ftelit
, . . I, ',-1 , |,||1."' | ul't'Mdol "d
m -aiilr: itifchl. i>ho*m'd txxx* rox'fi ! > n «hx'naturalist. This nuti'Lei dm •
ll. Unl you know
a ii))h m g
It,.,.,|
cxplainod
he
xxuMeking
ii.-mg UciiiK «n S.tn’ ..j(iV ’ l.rsi mg phugs of,,ncd mr. r lU'iiaikrr-JKv* GV mi aheH.’p
W flig
fl'#hk
ruu
l-ike wa« i iiiivieteii o f. havaheftTplad
h t itrot*
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iiuluile the vast multitude
xxh"
not so much to foster his nxxn
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togf-tln r will. . . . W „Hwrs_ adve .vuln » In « h r j ' .1*1". •»''
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of
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\»u\\v
g h ti
..»!>, rpcifk.V'vkW ' v H h fv U .
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us n ' ti;v I 1 • hi ing '. h
have listened in to the llutvhins
eause as f<» »x|M>und sound prill
A. No.
!li>' h;.tn) e o u f n i aven'.'iit " f
loumiutuiy doll... day
> «m*
*«tinur.| «n
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Amidst Kuin AndllavotAN hich
Worst Flood In Years lias f«T <i i t ime u hit’ll ►lie -.ityi* he <!•
Caused.
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Heinu Collected I «»Kether >WH.; <1|!(l
Mr,. iu ,
MINISTER GETS
Years INTO STRUGGLE
P la n e
RADIO MESSAGES UNCLE SAM WILL
OF CONVENTIONS COLLECT INCOME
: WILL BE FEATURE TAX FILES TODAY
Alive Is Abandoned
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Make Final Plans
For Hie; Dollar Dav
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Hutchins Will (»ive (>
il Reed Finishes His ProgramTttnighllii
1 Western Campaign ^ ‘hool Auditorium For Own Candidacy
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of funds belonging to the bank D D I T I G U
n K l l l O i l ' F L i ! E ilV « jJ r o m another-sWff^lHfch reported
and the pronfcutor revealed that
A V I ? i f l H I I t 1 1 sighting II "large piano flying
lhe charges involve the tirfnsfef I - A V n
nf an item cf $ 10,000 from the L U J X l I v f V l i K l / l J l ! * ) w eslw nnr when four days out of
•Bordeaux. The name
City of Sanford bond coupon ncwas not disclosed.
tJ ,
count to the personal account o f
The plane's take-off yesterday
Mr. Lake.
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wan veiled in mystery, neither its
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Counsel for defense through Mr.
enough money in Mr. Iuike’s ac Palmer offered u motion to com Stinson-Detmlter, carried approv ultimate destination nor the Idenal ftasitlini j t:ty o f Hinehcllffe's companion bocount to thke core of the charge pel the state to elect upon which imatcly 450 gnllons o.*
ny Davi» J. Walsh
and thnt the charge slip was then count <»f the indictment it wimW- ■Vhtcli would give it cruumnt.-tiniu-.ill*? divulged. ’ •^*•7777. ~
----Internationa) New a Service
placed in-le-ca«h-U«m account niid gu to~ trial. Another-rpottnrr was
Later- it wns~~rrarnrd that the
n* about 40 hours, according to bust
Sport* Kditor.
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handled ns n cashitem. It remain made to prevent Mr. “Farris •arid
plane was making a trans-Atlmdjc
' AVON PARK, FlarrDinrr 11.—
ed there until he left the bank's Mr. Fabisinski front ncting in be estimates.
flight attempt and thnt the secNot
until
late
today
will
the
ITT grammarian were r-sulcring n
employ on August 3, the witness half o f the state, the contention
c
hopeful watchers relinquish the ml person in the plane was not
report on Uic St. Louis Cardlnnl*.
being raised that Mr. Smith was
said.
idea that the perilous trip will i>« ' Gordon Sincln'r. ns was thought at
• he prohnbly wouiti do bo under tho
In an effort to show the intent the duly constituted state's at a success, if by sundown the ship first, but none other tlum Miss Klfollowing concise terms: gondcr,
to defraud un-thv part o f the de torney and that an array o f spec fails t« put in an appearance, h'*.v- sio Mnekav, daughter o f one of
■ • 1«,1 ••:**•i .. •"I ■ —-t' malei mood, Into-rogaGvc; tenHe. — —
fendant banker, the state traced ial counsel tended to prejudice the
cver, fears of n disaster will be England’s richest ’itecrs, f.nd an ex
very. He miftht not l»« so for wrong
n
similar transaction involving ilefendunt in the eyes o f the jury.
perienced nvintrix.
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Lighl-Weigh
Boxer
Receives
cute -tallied.
at that.
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The G ets Khtnild encounter the
Hooes FrontCroWd When He $25,000 and occuring in January, Bo'.h n otions were denied.
Dispatches
to
International
Tim Cards, ns I was prepared to
The staje then offered- in evi
most fnvorable weather conditions
Appears In Squared Arenas 102 (1, several weeks liefore tm*
see them, were a pomewhnt inter . Before Windy City People offense, alleged in tho indictment. dence letters pntent granted to the News Service from various points possible at this time of the year,
along
the
North
Atlantic
repot
to
I
rogative proposition. They still are
The state also sought to intro bank upon its organization and nlaccording to the Nnvy Bureau of
to me, in spite o f mil McKechnlv's ‘ CHICAGO. Mar. 13, — (IN S )— duce into evidence a minute bo>>k so a certificate from the comptrol conditions were favorable toddy Aeronautics at Wnsliingti.’n.
for
flying.
Visibility
was
gao
l
and
reassurances today.
The fliers n:o expected to en
They call h'm the " hp.iI chain- of meetings of the board of dir ler showing the institution had com temperature were comparatively
ectors in an effort to ohow that plied with all the state laws govThe humnn uncertainties yet to pion."
counter only two storms of moder
high.
There
was
very
little
log.
the transaction mentioned in the « ruing the organization o f n bank.
ho accounted for and tho various
Determined to lie the first fliers ate intensity which they might
Sammy Mnndell, world’s light indictment never received the To tiie latter, the defense made
organs are listed herewith:
easily avoid by flying slightly
t«
spun the northern Atlantic in
Bob O'Farrell, former manager weight boxing champion, is known sanction of the directorate, bul I iiuwii its inclination to object, the
north o f the usual route. All winds I
nti eusl to west flight, Capta'n
and ht*r catcher: urm.
along tho .-hipping lanes and
ns that in Chicago, where he is now th e’ court rules against it upon <> mention being thnt :tbe ilocuTommy Thcvenow, star short the most popular fighter ever tho g iouii<I that the book ’.vus not i mils did not Iwar the senl of the Walter R. Ilinehcliffe. intrepid slightly to the north of them are
British "A ce," -end t ile Hon. Elsie
mateiial to the issue.
slate of Florida.
stop; leg.
M.ickay, daughter o f Lord Inch- reported to lie blowing front the
Chickcy Hnfuy, regular outfield developed here.
The testimony of Mr. Deane was
The session was featured by
east, and hence they rtwuld help
When he appears in a Chicago lengthy. Detailed
explanations frequent objections from the de en| e, today were bcl’eved to be rather than hinder the fliers.
er; oye*.
winging
their
way
towards
Amer
Rn.v Hlud *s, ditto; Knee.
ring .Mnndell is quite generally were* outdo by him to indicate bow fense. Questions were raised ns to
Wcntner reports from
New
Rabbit
Maranville,
elderfly "booed" and always has been since the various features o f the trnns- methods and lines of interroga ica in the golden-winged Stinson Found land today were favorable.
on
noplane
in
which
they
hopped
.
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ructions wore said to have been tion of the prosecution, iuul to
sho'rtficldor; himself.
When the fliers reach the New
..ff from Granwell Airdrome EngThe Cardinals, viewed merely he
, won the title
, in a Chicago ring |hnn,lle«l. Various ledger sheets i nieli of the tes timony that'w u
Found land coast, they are not ex
ktml
at
8:40
A.
M.
yesterday.
from thg standpoint of names, and I fr" ,n
,,j,<'ll’*>t Rocky yxnii.nis. were handed to the jury for exum- i ffereil. Exhibit*, which the stat.
pected to encounter anything more
not from thnt of u convalescent i Time was when Sammy was well illation anil tin* court conducted s-iecceilcil in having plared in the • Acvimling to a ilispatcli from ser'ous than light northwest winds.
Halifax, N. F., the plane should liej
waid, are quite n hall club. In fact, |liked. His determined refusal t > the/ interrogation at times In i .word, also brought continued,
i tn-rriug the const o f New Found-! Neither the British Air Ministry
make tin* earn eletnet* for tin* objections from Mi. I’almer.
' nor Lloyds had received any dufMcKechnlc lack again for another, defend the title ir.medluteiv turned
*and this nioniing.’
managerial whirl, thinks he has the 1
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in'te information regarding the
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In
openiiig
its
ease,
tho
prosecu1 popularity into dislike. The elimuThe llal’fiix dispatch stated that
l.a *. li ght's M*»-i* n a.sl.'d a's.’ it |t;on |!Vj,| ,|K. g,*,,,,nil W ork by
coming champions and Burt Shotprogiess of the flight up until HAH)
tinFrench
liner
Roussillon,
which
. .
b -.*•• i
i. i- i 1 *.*g .*eu . i ' |hieing bn the stand in succession
ton, of the Phillies, agreed with •pion dots not have much to say
New
I
"
‘ " ’‘ H this morning.
for
ailed
from
thut
city
him.
■about his inactivity ns a title-holilei tcrmiiKsl’ -ii when Alt. I'almei said ( Slierirnn Drawily and George ('
reported I Just where the flight will end,
Y'irk at 7:30 last night
Yet the fact will not dtiwii that even tliougli Ins one great desire is In* v. i» tm. fatig n I 'o o o ii'iu 'v .! White, bank examiners, am) K. II.
if successful is doubtful. AccordThcvenow's broken leg hus yet to to be popular. He craves the good Mr. Dt*a i" was in la* slim<l it Ashcraft, receiver for the in . ing. to Mrs. Ilinehcliffe, ltcg. Uu&lie proven sound; thnt the had arm will of bis audience even more than thi* (in. ami spin le!iv n.;d lwvn ititiitiuti. The purpose o f their
band toll! her Mitchell Field. L. I..
nccas .ioed when lb-' »\'din- .j /.ulv.l t 'Btimony w*mc to show* when tin* <r:~n.Tini).’
vvj<s his goal. It is generally rt' which kept O'Fnrruil out of many an avtor.
\|i
White
was
reeallcd
to
jden
Was SRk Man
* to-find n i i-rtiiiii d *,*»’•» <1 -l.p lip a I ank closed its doors, and into
games lust year hasn't been ade
j gnriled liiore likely thnt llinchAccording to bis friends the a m.’tss i-f papeii, -ih'-ii Iuul l-eeu whose hands its affairs wet. f 1 : v an agemint sheet and a ira’u - I liffe will land fit Harbor Grace
quately tested hen', if at nil; that
placed. Mr. Dre wily testified he took fee sheet ns being among the m i •irport, New Foundlund.
llnfey'a many opoivtions Inst win- champion was .nek when lie fought j handed him by state einnu el.
ni Is which he received when In*
tor may or may no) have proved Kansas, lie batthd with a broken j Just prior to re.’e :', it was d - i harge on tin* day tin* bank closed, ii**i|. over the bank. In response
(laced
all
the
records
anil
re
or
sprained
rib
and
for
several
,
covered
-that
the
several
hundred
beneficial
tnat Blade’s Injured
. W yrOFF TO GET T R Y -O rr
quest inning- b j" defense rntinxel.
kneo is, responding so slowly that month* could not raise his right j ’•Np* "e re not the ones which |tources in tin* vault and sealed*if
j'lie
witness*
said
bis
tee/ths
nt
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IT ... ■■
,iv < i
ty1* may not really know its tnu hand above bis bead, due In an m- lprosecution toiinse) thought tld v, .Subjc jutsntly* Mi. Ilrmvdy said' in- . iitilieation were numbers which
I AMI A,
Ida., . lat. I I.
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fret inn in the rili following hi-i win- I -v,,re. Mid therefore tin* •('•■'TiiM turm-d tin- bunk affairs over I a* placed upon tin* sheets.
. condition until June.
Douglas
\Vyc«-ff, an Ml-Amen•lip i-i-ttld not Im* produced, { ’uiiij- Mi. White, w’lio reniaiJied in charge
* Tha fact of thu matter is that ning o f the title.
Mr. Deane was reialle.l and In*
r,,,,t hnl1 «»«' »« Georgia l e d .
Then just about the time In- set for tlii- stale announced t*ijit until Mr. A-lit raft assumed bis dm •
, Mntanville has been playing shm.red aa ledger sheet of M. 's
»*’ Riven a try-out with the
v
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1
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nt
feretl
stop regularly in Thcvenow’s pin-■•*, plmnicd an active ring peiioil, lii- l i e prnper *-li|is \v1titItI Ik* nvnJnl lu is.- as receiver. It. W. Deane took tin L ik e ’ iieeotint. *'ros« exaillilteil by Seiuit'U’H. Bob Beeves, anotlier
!
r
ihu
session
tins
morning.
-land and testified that he re \ttoiney l a i d Luke, lie admitted Teelt star, already is 011 the squad,
tho latter’s mended leg having giv yoiing wife beeanie ill. lie was too
t’liunsel fmtin* prosecution - igued from the bank on July
en him considerable trouble here. worried over her i-ondition to boy
1 .* did not ninki* up tin* sheet mill battling for an infield berth. The
I.liter nt about tiie saute time tlningli Mr. Fabisinski, w!tn Iuul but dicl out leave its employ untd
O’Fnrrull has done little, if any,
Inm asked if In- iuul ever seen it Senators played a segrcless ninecatching this spring but McKec'i- Mrs. Mamlell leiovered |u-i health, been conduct ng examination of Aug. •'!. tinee days lieftirc u betoti* it was handed to hint in * inning tie with tlu* Braves yester
nie says his arm is all right n*nl I Mnndell woke to the fm i that lie j witnesse*-, unit ii signal vielot> ilmed. lit* : aid In* held the posi:
•nit,
lie replied
tiiat
it was •day, The piti'iiing on both side,
ea-biec and n
presume that diagnosis will have wa ovtieineli- unpi-pu'ai Win n In- when ii suececiled m piering int-i •’■n of a-sistaii!
uard to aiiswt r," and "enulilu't was unusually good.
to do until we know more. IVi- wa < introdueed at ringside in t hi - the ti-eiu-.n i. vi r I lie'ob jet t ion of 'deb bad general -opuivision *
ty fni sure."
notnly I look for O'Farrcll to U.iv-', e igo. lie will jee.'i-d. lie fi-l* this 'the ilefeii-.. a sei »*■» of ledge) ,l" ‘ discount department, c o m
\*f 1.1-111*1 I'u ln nr ohjei ted to the |
-I.....
I ln* - *aie was enable
I I omlei ee ami hifokeoping. The wit
n good year, particularly in view , I is-nl.v, hi* f rieuds *aid
1 *•> being idarril in eVlilelUi* bufhiigi im-.l and doun c .i t tin- f.illow
•mi 1 >f liy
l*v iitilig
eiting a lei
fedidentified a ledger sheet
low Iln
tin- eolll.se
of the fact that, henceforth, he
- In* 11 ill tin- witness was not
Hatteries
clinmpion turm-d i-» rbe ” -11. k " el
nod tin- I'ouii's lining 11n- *n *-ouut o f I .tike and Key, Im !• * iti\e 11needs manage only himself.
t" it.- identity,
that
'.
as
i-\.
iiseil
leniporai
•
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•
fu*
lie
fonnhl
n
large
iiuiids-t
o
f
'conts
paved tin- way
for MihscqiM-nl
A* for Blades and Hafey. neith
■*. wi u- • a-nr» - on the pn|«’ t 1
tlii- - 1.11111 follow ing
im olijeili
to! 1 h.1l .l-i* - In .a laid not been
er hus bi-.n playing regularly in in ^ill-ill tow it- of tin- niiddlewc-sl. bunk iei oii| t** la* nbu i il into tie
1 aised by tin* ilelelisi- us In his al*
■loin d in tin- loll o f pa It nil
exhibition games, so you can bald In l!ii">e liout- In* hut’ led ri ond I i ol il v, ii b* *at ilif l ieult v .
(•itarttnii’t’d mu* tear
•li*ti*rniini- iln- aiilhentiiii
ulmo-t i*n!nel\. lint lo
I lie m a lt iiandi d down is . f*• i itv
Im . .nil nt et I'llleli the oh
ly see tlmt all is well <>|- all i- ill. i atri
Remind
llattery Shop
■ I tin paper
cither. They say llafey’s eyes haw cal in d SMi ill hi in p... tliiin ,| \i ii II mi in m ei 1 ulliig an I'bji-i t toil
.10i —\Y. 2nd. St.
I 1
Min ii* , head bookeepui
T- da .M.uuli ll’s wi:e i- in ....... III tin ill II I! I', wliiib listed eight
Ltliv examination
ol
tin*
recovered completely from tie e f
I ion. Ill'll into a i l i - t 11,-i| expluilll
t o l . '. i v i e d
re la tiv e to i n
fects of bis sinus t.Muble and -ia^ lu-altli: In- is 11*•• fUtlii i i*i a tm -1.> 11 il->'Ms j,s follow - ,
■aluncu - hri*1- 'tm I-. igi-t in 1 m a t s . N i i i i ’ e i o u oti
I. That l<d g e r slui-t
ll'iv eli’ l I nm o f how daily
truth, lie seems to he quite all be Soil II • MOW Ill-Ill u v Ills "Il'UI-l- Iin
hi
tli-i"
and
fn-*o
f
i
on*
I
e
|dunl*i
i
ll
H
i
v.
II
In
|
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e
o
f tin •veil* 1 1111*|il b *d lilnl In ill 'n i ’vc \\••! •• ;*..,
a
pa
1
Wet e
1 , i i s e i l liy
t l u * i|c
should be. Blades, however, tnak'-s
1 • liei la i| w il II I in*
v m i u l 1 ■•lire ‘ ff.
(•aid
1 1 1 mils
!
w i t m *s» w a s still o n 1 q
no secret of tho fact that be t o »* « to lake •u I In- Ii ii.lnijr light weigh'
' aei Mint fion t ioil* tn tint.* <‘.111- ' m ...... v*■■•1 1 •urt t rressfil mu
J I'aai ;.n w ittii-ss tmi- Ii
nil to little about the leal condition i-f t); • coiuit i \
It'd -heels.
wlllfh milt* .ilu.l l In* . 8 ..'*
, 1.
<M "bet iiu-il" Si hind
I bat In* I1111I nay 1 lung I
of his knee and that be expe< t to
daily di-posit« vvi-te niii.l. l<* l L’ 1
1
hniiir.
Mi-l.a'-iiie,
tin•'nlifoi
in
i
i*ril.
**::
o
f
eiil
in*
on
Iln*
-heel*
remain in doubt about it for m muwill* Iln- gein-lnl I •I'iCl , 111* Mini.
-li-at
loll,
win,
i
i-n-iil
I
v
kno*
I,ed
out
•
That
in*
w
tuCshas
t«
•
111*
time.
l i e vv it ness |i*„| 11n il tluii i
1ii!y.
it
New ^ oik : 11111>
*i.i t Ii • i.aw l be eiu 1 ii*. mail1'.
vWhile they have been thud m.r Sill l i i it
1 -h n l’. lino* prior
tin leu k’ *
Mouse Puilliillg
I’eln l.e, t •• "l-'a i go l-l\|*ii ss’’ and
That mi W illi-." has l< lifn*
it over, a juvenile outfield conn
Mi I ake 11radi- ini', ol tl.< i-n I iiltuv. be had b.-i-n Iran b tie d
Inti 1 uir Decorating
ed p f John Martin, Huston, Tex.i- "S| ug" Mil* . III.iln. blittb-C. illI' 1n p**i a 1 1ly
I Inle l le i’s * age
Wnltir Roettger. of Houston a-nl alining t *n• ig**n *lo- i liauipn u plan II. .\. I Lit v erson
ind al :iml 1 11111- 1 lie I.....I. - were
l*i
tin
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I
Idv
ear
haIi
1
1111
.1
rii.it
nw
a
no
.St. Louis, and Mow aid Williamson,
•nl
•
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b.ilmii
iappi'iiMoiulelt
Maud II i •\ | i. •11 ol I In ini*ili 111 that Mr. I . l . bail k if iWhalgi ol
Very
l(eu»nnalilr
of Syracuse and Fort Wo tli lia
• I.lu i
Depn-.i
nl 1 In* bank hi* ( I'lu.ll.
•. | |l| /l |Iglltl'l . t i.f .-nl rn - 1>*itig m u le.
’ U
7 « H \\ . F i r s t S t .
ln-en plying its trail -. They bav'-n t |•’ l-l-l tt-l- i ’ S| '
h, TI i.i l n . witn.-s-. has ti - ! if led 1 diiuali d nl between $1 ,'iiin.uno to
hren hitting any to., well hut M. , *«•’ •*<«'
•' l*.'••-siul bn ,
St
CAUSES W O R R Y ’nor,,cauK’ Thc nanu‘ of lho
FANS OF CHICAGO
STATET MANDELL
IS SAD CHAMPION
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H I E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 14. 1 0 2 8 ______________________ ___
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HALL ANI) PENTLANI)
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CERTIFIED PUBLIC A C U O I ' M J
INCOME TAX’ CONSULf!\N*|<s
S. (1. GRAY. Resitlcni Manuk’cr
317 First National Bank Building,
^
State A n d County Tax Boo*
Close April First.
The law provides that if the taxes upon am rwli
shall not he paid before the first nr April „f an»(
the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell.
11
No extension of time has been granted fur ihe
nient of State and County taxes.
Property owners in malting inquiry almut (axn
please furnish full legal description nf proptSI
shown by deeds.
.
, Jno. D. Jinkins,
Tax Collector Seminole ( minty.
*li
%.J
<0»
Pep Servict
$ 9 .5 0
Phone
40*3
GOOD USED CARS
A t Remarkably Low Prices
i hat Mi I.akt Iuul Ina|li-iitl**ii
1
I
11 •1 ii. ll.. unlin-*: 1
lu l s III I,' kfi.i.l. II!.. il a vjiiiua,
* II...I not hiii* nf tin* ......... .
He once deemed hmi.ielf a pile-lu 1
1 MMI'alliW in in*
tla w a v f 1 uni 0 i • a b a - - . * ulil lint be
1 fiit.ii. .0 I
when with the Yankees.
s 1 .',,000 hi'iiie h<* limit fm In
tills n u t been
That •.lull ||lt ll
' “ Don’ t hit" Douthit. a pluttsdih
I roved ngaitist liu* defendant.______
specimen in lt*2(i, still is about tin* f a t l i -i
llL- ^ iUl i . j i 4 t u -i* i»»*d-cn-mTm——— MT'A4’7nr was iTciillitd a - the
premises but lig_vdll-hUYe_Lu4r»L u lH e aim *
I
Iways d li-s e s in tirst witness of tlu* cvvning .111.1
take the eonsequunces.
Rowoe l i e
Holm, Storm laike, lu.. and Danny bill,. •iTgi- aid weal- extceliu iy tin* Imnk examiner identified a c. 1 •(
Clark, Meridian, Miss., extra men on ile.*1 clot bet* H.i leat’ ices ace tain ledger sheet as being a pin - |
last year, are also 111 there giving foie and uiini.il I..I and in strei-t t...»i nf tin* ii -i*.uds which laid been
the thing the old eullegv try again 1 .(.lb.- In- Im- tin* npp.-almice ol I lueeil in hi * m - at tin- bank Tin*
a 1 **i 1 j:e i.l 11.lent
wdues di id.iyvd resenti.ient dm
There is curtain to be 11 lot '*1
ing a ei c - nf liiglily t eeilltie.i|
outfield ’jugglery on Ibv ( unlmnU
quest i ns propounded liy Mi I'.-il
unless Hafey is ready to go, peon . 1
H er iimlei e i oss-exam nation 'l’;u*
and until Bludcs recovers, it
Buying Opportunities You
..
Can’t Afford To Miss..
Kcchpie and the entile u n fit ' ' mail w . 1 1. an . i.rn.n;: . apaeil v
swears l.y Ituellgei and not at him ' .......... .. ">*•.• V.n.nnu L-,- v.*,r. II.
ELECTED
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TEN
DAY
SA L E
The New 8-Cylinder
•*
F.
P,
RINES
Sp. Sedan
llilto e n r I*ii to Iuul
•u rn
tlrliru
w t*
lliilr.
M o t o r p r r f r r l t llo K I* itntl
o | t l i o l » l r r > 11k»•* u r t * ,
$ 6 7 5 .0 ( 1
$600.00
HUDSON 7 PASS
I92(i Si-dan
l l l ’ PP. 1925
C’lith Sedan
\ o r l*u% r
I n I III* m
•
nirrll
r noil riilr
u|i|ir«*rlnlr
iillr ii ID«*
h n iis.
If > o n
u n iiI m
rrnl vnr
$1)75,00
\ I M' 1
IMIMI !•
11r I « I’M o i i h
•- "
n • I r w i w o ^ f r u f •• •' l|,H
I1**'1 •* '*
%I•••’•*
..il
%nliir ol
M 75.00
NASH.
I ' ' - 1’
( uach
iiim I
uf ti i«’ii» miiiiIi|c |*rlrr ful.r
I I mh * iiim I
lo o k IliH
M%**r.
M o to r* l l i i U b
•i|»lio|to|«r>
In ku o U
•lllfoM.
m il .
\ |;U
«iim*
nml
«’OH-
I-’IiiUI.*
lire .
.......
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•>•»*
'
eterllenl ............. .
ll,"
I. ,, i rut •*•••? ........
.$075.00
*025.00
Our Used ( ar Market is operated on the same
iis uf
p.
hack oi our ears whether we sell you a used or a ncv* i.ntfOnly a small down payment requiretl. Upon
e v c n in "
MILLER O . PHILLIPS INC.
f.'
105 Paintello Avenue Stittfurd. Florida Opp.-Pohl Offfvi’
■*——• ■■. .. -. *■.
*
11 '!c
I ’O R D . •
II ) i m i t r r In tin- m n r l t r l
f o r n i r l l i t l i l r m r . Ii w i l l
|»u> > imi I n wfi* | l t | n oiM*.
I*l%«« %r r > uimm I l l r r * . I m iL k
m i l l n n ito l l | x r u r u .
tim eonM ar. 17th. and 18th.
J / ) . m . t o l l p . m»
OOlH.i;. 192(i
lll-ICK. 192(1
Sedan
%
In addition to tlm luxurious new S-cylin*
der car, sec the new A m erican Edition
o f the Erskinc Six, the new Dictator and
T h e C om m ander, w o r ld ’ s ch am p ion car
lai’s will « 1 1 1 11 '
Some You Must H u rry T o Sec
•
Meeting the people of
this city for the first
Radio Tubes Ihat increase tolling 50 I
i
Every car priced >o low that your t
duty.
100 Horsepower—$ 19 8 5 orraon
obiR*U -
Art these day*. H*‘ is utl keyed o;
about John B.rly, Spartanburg,
S. C. righthander* who would havi
siiut tl*c Red K.tx out, with ond
ldl lit five innings the other day
Yxrrj.t for n b id
•* *B*
.
P resid en t
to
dv
II y y o d e a r s
A wide choice of standard makes
to run and eapahle of thousands < m i l e s o f e.v.
service.
for a ions term of service
LotiLrhran Offers To
tb.
Battle For Nothing 1 ni.it inlervimed in the elusli mid
ever, urul Douthit starts t o l o t . I*
asked* the w itness t•• explain in
nt utl.
NEW Yl>KK. Mm
I t - (JNNt -•illle detail tin* iiuimni n wlinli
Lester Bell ut third base ib lnY
T .m iiu y
l.n iig 'ira ii
lig lillie a v y
tin- ledger sheets li.nl been tliiilido altogetlmt* light by out N- l’ *e
w eig h t
ciiau ip i m .
l.a
t h r o w n he red foi ideiitil ieation
ill 1V27. Maybe lie will conic ba.k
d o w n tin - g a u n t l e t t.< J a c k I t . - l a u
I! 1 Phillips lestiI ed Ilial In
with a rush; maybe lu* won't. lhe>
e l . win* i T t l l c . l l a s t
11III ill. -1 a s t h e made ii seal i'll f« 1 deposit slips if
can’t go wrong on tin* opposite ol
i i u i l e f . - a t i - 'i l u t e , o l t t u n d i v i a o n
tin- bank 1 . 1 the peru’.l •*! l-’eh. Inthe infield, however, with Frank H e t o ! . I do.* J a i o l . s , D . - l u n c y
JS. I'.ejr, and bad In-en tiluilde to
Frisch al second buse and J'.u
ilia n a g . r , t h a t lie w o u l d l i g l i t D e
lind them.
llottomlvy, of Nokomis, HI., .it
lam y I n nothing.
Mt Deane hud just taken the'
first.
"M on ey isn't ex.-ixthing to me," •laud and Iuul answered sex end
They constitute just fifty !>'
deelaied Toniiny. "Delaney would I'l.-liin naiy questions when tin
cent of a great infield, provided
n't figiit me wlieii In* was .h u m p
limit ceeessed to meet at ti lin'
the olhir two men uiv right, if ion and lie won't I glit me now."
•.'.'link Wednesday morning.
they aren't, Frisch and Iloti out ley Jexs MeMi.Ii. n, iiiati'hiiiakei fm
When court coiiM-ned yesterday
constitute ju.vt fifty |R*r cent -I Tex Riekunl, ..veclleai’d tin* eon
|afternoon, Mr. Fabisinski of the
nothing. A very sound infield
versatiou and dragged Hu* l. e ll ig -r state iouiihcI reuil the indictment
provided Thcvenow is ready 1" leiils into hi- ..(flee, but tia> nil- 1 tu the ju ry and .■illineil tiie ease
start the hcuson.
oble to persuade Jhein t>. sign t«>r wltieb the proseeution seeks to esThere is nothing at all live mil* ' tIre* inatcli.
luliHsli.
Tin* indictment
alleges
ter with the pitching. Grover Alex- j
■*“
—" —
—euibezzli'incilt Ullil laisaiqilicutimi
under is aged, in truth, but tln*)
1
youth doesn't live who w.mld'i 1
'trade the yeots to he Alex. He •**
good for ut leust another 'year at
top speed. Shotton says Bill Slieidel, is good for five more.
*
In addition, Jess Haines, is rigl l
.'Hlx.’l 3-2 t’ord Tires a...........
.. .
#
1.73
at the top of hi* form .and th-’
word is that Flint Rhein hus de
29x1.10 Cord TireH ...
' .......
.."5.1)5
tided in favor of beating down and
.•fc*..it •
aguinst kidding around. Rhent it
Other siz.es for all ears at rock hot tom prices
a prtilty fair pitcher, even when be
doesn't want to lie.
Portable Phonographs
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5.01)
Kred Frnnkhpuse, Ilie llousl.tn
Kleelric lr<»ns
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’ 2.98
1 iglithan.br. wins wont wild ut thu
close, of lust season, complete*
Sintonize, Auto P olish ................. ’ -.
.55
the "starting stuff”. Art Reinhut 1 ,
Wire, is bar), aguin for relief roles
rii
W e promise you a revelation in motor car value1'
you visit our i sed ( ar Market.
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PAGE .TWO
THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1928
U -i.
land 1st Btlll Ift the brink.
the hanhihiiTo i0 r * y
Went nnd try ter collect?
£2-16.000 Kein. :- rt—
U- i|4D vfcotmmit-Cor
— -AV*?- Mcrc*A •thi11c: -- • .
•■SM»•* •«»**• ***•*"
Morehavcn investment Co.?
A- ^ * ’7.*?!“ ' " “.*:
>«Mi
A T On Occembir ‘ St, $17*00*
, ttnre bring-PnwWenr.'T vwriHMlHi “ •AT-'- I didti’ricncrwnnyorthe de
0 . Did .they have
f IJiInuUiRO?- ; ;
tail*. I kneuj how it was opewtw|; th.«.n ;i,Jmig. U.wejit, up.tv,$2JB.*
,A. .Murehaven sunwthing,. but 12, .You let.him have
dr ui*n the noto?
ind
rileaseil
him
front
t^ie
nute
.
1
A.
I
d
<ln
t
mention
it.
I
nitni
entries on the bnofCk anti such ns 000. in payment of those coupons. Colbert was at the head I think, a n d ______________ A. He assigned his nteie.-.i In tlorcil ths deni.
Q. Now on hack.
N. A.'Colbert. f ■
Q. How long did you carry it that 1 knew**nothlng about, As
oQ.' Then
Thy Wre';
mI thing'
the nonly
the property provided wc took it | (t. Whom did you sell, it to?
president of iKo bank my business
that way in the bank?
•trill was
U'ti a a
.....
,
. R 11?
A. On August 30, *11,030.00,
Q . ■ Was the Morehaven Investbank
had
note
s'ilL
over. Wc toc-k all the mnn had.
‘ a . I don’t remember, the reewas to get new customers and be n December 3rd, $12,000. dropped f mcnt Company a cnr)x>rntlon ?
A, Until It wan charged off,
Forrest
Lake „nv
trustor anj ,7?
W
.
v.,v.-„
„
trustee,
(ConlingWJfnm>
One.)
Q. Then the Colbert note tvas c r ls are over-there in the hank.
Q> On the date n* shown l>y more of n reception man thnn to down to 52*8,001) and then wc gat
A. Yes, hut-1 don’t think this
in maklngihe accounts and keephank
was
looking
(o
MsJSLjS
Q.
Yi.-.i
signed
a
n6te
“
Moredo
actual
work
in
the
bank.
I
pass
this paper (Indicating paper)?
down .here 5288.. $248,000,- Sl"8.- was the one; this was Morehaven changed into the Morehavcn (Farms
harms or -Fat-rest
( ,L-.. for
ing the accounts In (he bank?
Fohrest lake
haven Farms, by Forrest Lake, money
ed on loans. I don't, think any presi- 000, 5248,000, SI80.000, $203,000 Farms 1 am talking about. Not tn- note 7
' .
A. Yes.
**• Now Mr- Lako* what became dent knows much about the clericnl and $108,000. You
A. I’n-t or it was and the bal- 1 Trustee?
sea. thine corpcrnted. just tin name More-'
A .—Not~T(T‘ FoiTexp -plei the technical part of the b usl-fof thoM>
who ^
thf * work of a bank.
itnc«_ i»f. -Uhl note-was what ire-bird; - - A. Tes,-err.
haven
^Fnrrrr*.---.
.
coupons
were
not
charged
except
!lf(fieh nvcn - Farms.
utegfc
.. ..............
over?
J
_(J.
Would it b? .posnible—for in a lump, and it.was—not really'
(j, Was that supposed to he oi
y. It was mi "• ’ ligatio n
Q. WiiTih one did yon make the to pay on the diffeVi-nce n th? pur-,
i Q. But you as President- had
^ A. The remaining.? '
[’ any president to operate a bank un* what it shows . n the balances. The
chase
price
of
the
latfd.
.obi
jation of yours?
yours?
lorn
to?
nothtnjrto do with It?
—
Q. The Innds, when you closed less it was kept with exact nicety? coupons were in the until and had
Q. How much was that ? .
A. Not at all .
A.. I think it wus to N. A. Col
A. No. The hank knew I * '
A. Nothing at all,
them up?
! A. As I told you to start with not been charged, .Mr. Key ahd .Mr
,l,li,,i» !,
1.. ......
*41
A. About $10,500.00.
q . Whose obligaUni y.ns it?
holding
it in
truRt• rr„r*. it.
bert;
,
Q. Mr. Lake, Mr. Deane has
A. The land was sold to dif-Jthe clerical pit t was left with Mr. Drone had ivit gotten nrt.’itml C
Q. Did the iami inst you 825,-.' A. Bank's money,
and' the
Q.; And that note was no
testified hens in your presence
(j. Ilow did it get nut o f his
fceenl parties and some of it held Key nn'i Mr. Leone
make the entry, while those ir-iuiu
000. ?
|
, Look’s property. 1 was simply nct- whatever?!
this morning1 that on th* 23rd day
name into the other?
•
()
1
(J.
Where
is
Mr.
Key
now?
...............
by the hank In Its assets now,
halanres show, there was not that
A. *22.000 and some odd dol- 1 ing as trustee for the bank to save
A. What note.
T * f -February 11*20 you gave him
A. I understood .he wns unable
A. It in reported that he is sick j t,ainnco*in"the haiik.
Some of the land was sold and the
Inrs.'T*
think
It
\vas,
$25,000.'
o
f
’
the'bnhk
a
los.t."A«
I
pthteff
Heforo,
Q.
The Mbiehaven F"arias ngtt
certain instructions rttth nelation
to carry nut the enntrart, and we $22,000.
cash received held by the hank— with smallpox, I think you have
I had no perscmaJ interest n it, I by Forrest Lake?
Q. Didn’ t you testify that inn
to transferring from one account
went down nnd took it over to save
The property that was left is still heard that. ,
A. Of course it was.
y . What' represented then the i took that in that way expecting it
,i
. i
melliatcly the money came hi .Ibis
Iin that ifajvjc/to. your account the
ourselves, the .hank took it over.
Q. Y
in the hank.
y . The could not „Ul.
. . . . . . . .
,
i Account was charged with it?
CoibVrt Lm n c f eight or nine to be sold, to get rul o f it nnd
• sum of $10,000.00, did you do any
Forrest l. "l,c Trustee, took it over.
!
Q.
Were they sold by you ns erations of the hank did you?
cottld
, they ?
thousand
dollars?
|
«»vo
the
bank
n
loss,
pml.
if
posthing of that kind?
A. Credited with it. I didn't sny
Qj How did Mnfchuvcn Farms
A.
In a general way yes, nut
trustee for the hank or by the hank
A.
I deeded them Lack ti,
A. ■That wns absuibod In this a hie g vc Mr. Colbert acme,
charged.
I
said
the
iniimtr
the
* A- Never gave anyone any in- direct?
specifically, not what ctyfffces were
get into it'.’
tianafor.
'
] (J- Where was the property property when they wanted it
coupons got in the Chase Nelic-nul
atfKOTnr
Vansfcr rfnylhing
made,
nor
what
new
nccounts
were
A. That was the name of it
A. I think the deal wns con
y. Then the hark had nothj,
y . I Low did yr.u ahsi-rh it if it j vested ? .
Bank it was charged to our arfro#pany account -to my accounL
Morelia1.i n I*.irm«, r tract o f land
summated here. I think the bank opened, sometimes I would know
SI0,5000 plus tliwt and , A. In Forrest Lake.
. but your note signed MorehsZ
Q. - Were you present or did yuit
c«
st
you
euunt.
nnd
sometimes
I
would
not.
iii Mon hav-n,‘ not any two or three
sold it. .
have to 'Forms by Forrest Lake. Tnnt«
.know niyThing about it?
tj. Dili you keep your balances farm-., ju-t one piece o f land catlp-l,.p01,1- V'*1^ took » S10,5000.00 - rtS-J Q. What did the hanl:
Q. Had no knowledge o f the
(J. You menu the land ns re
hut which you say was no olllre
toy
to
that?
.
..
urntimi?
A. Don't know anything about
iigfition?
in this hunk in that nniiunt there Moreli-iv, n l-'nrms.
presented by , this loan ami the system In use at the time?
A. It was known to the offici lien- on your part at till?•
A.
We
sold
part
of
the
land.'
it.
A.
I knew we had a loose leaf u period of a year?
(j. Did the hank have Colbert’*
money loaned in the Colbert deal
A. No. |>ersonal nldiuation. ok
and ns I remember retired Colbert's als o f the hank nnd to Mr. Key.
Q. Now, Mr. Lake, 1 wish ycu
A. Yes.
nctc for that nnnnint?
were taken over and subsequently ledger system, hound to know that.
(Cc-ntinued nn page 5 )
Q. What did the pfficinls of
note
wjth
It,
the
balance
<
>
f
the
wr/rfTff*teTr?hf jury what woj the
Q. That’s nil you know about
(). ilr. Lake who did you say
A. Ye% for eight or nine thoussold by the bank ?
meaning of this account that's'
it? • .
was the inan you made that loan Ip" and dollars,
A. Yes.
[hern referred to here so often as
A. I bail nothing to'do with the o f eight or pin- thousand dollars?
(j. Whut happen.ol to the rn-U-?.
(j. Did you get any of that for
a coupon arcount, how was that
details in the hank .
A. My recollection it was Mr. - A. It was retired when we took
you. self?
-managed thisugh your bank with
y.
Who did llie money belong Colbert,
I over t1 bit dues
A. Not a dime.
rc.c.encc to paying the coupons —
Q. Wln.t are his initials?
Y ■!! niet” l ha w.is ; lea u -1
Q. How much did lluit amount fo in the City ■o f" San ford* coupon
• ; ' Objected^ to by Mr. Smith beaccount?
A.
A. Colbert,
' from i 1beat op ?
io ? - k
cause the witness had previously
y . Is that the genfleuuin that
A. Scminle County Bank.
A. 1 'hink so,
A. 1 don't rcmemWr.
•stated he knew nothing about the
1). It was tlie money, funds mol was in heie?
U. llv whom ?
Q. Can you give me an ide i
' clerical management of the acA. I don’t ‘know whether it was
A. By the hank.
approximately how much this note credits of the Seminole County
|•coiAts-dn.thc bank.)Which objection wns for?
Hank was it not?
N. A. Colbert e f Morehaven InQ Mm didn't sue and get judgwas overruled
A. Yes.
A. Which note.
i Ar—.Gentlemen of the jury that
(). Now, .illst what did you Stl>
Q. The note you carried as
account was carried for conren.
happened to that money when put
trustee for the hank?
lence In the bank in order t-» kicp
n there by the t'ily'.'
A. $16,100.00.
4. the recot3, *lt was ca"ric>l in the
A. The money was tn retire the
Q. Thnt's the one referred to
bank lit what we called the City of here (Indicating paper) ?
|coupon payments on Inmds nuitur* Hgatord.Coupon Account. That’s
*ing every six
months. A check
A.
Yes.
thtL WEJ’ (hi* coupon account was
was given from the City of t'anQ. Do you know when that
TarriUll. When the interest paying
note wns charged to your account? fonl general funds to cover that
period time nrose the City Clerk
amount, whatever wus due, say
A, 1 do not.
* gavj*tho nntount of money necesy. Did you owe any pail of *210.0(10. or 52011,IKK). The Sem'nHe
Shirts
- 4
* sary fo"* retire their coupons on
.
Shirts
County Bank either wired or wrote
,.r.l
that note?
* bonded Indebtedness of the city.
1
'he
Chase
National
Bank
to
Charge
\\t-rk Shirts. Hlue Camurny. Triple 51
Dress shirts, collars atached, laun- ' ■
A. Not a dime.
* They would give each six month*
Stitched 75c value, 2 for _
X
Q, Now, .Mr. iuikc, this record *01 City of Sanford coupons on
dr\
nrnof.
$2.00
valiie,
■ to the hank n check to cover that
that I hold here shows that on the mutured bends t<> the .Seminole
amount. Immediately, and some231x1 day of February.the day Ih-- t'oothy Bank's iiciount and that
Underwear
Overalls
’ i|
« times p-iot- to receiving that check
fore this arcount wns charged to charge was there open t" them to
Marco
Hrand
Hroadcloth $1.50 xl
• wc bad a correspondent in New you, there was credited to your el urge it if they wanted i"
Tiieli ,
Men's Hlue Denim,'$1.75 value.
1 York, The Chase National Bank. account 510,000.00, ilo you know as i hat ia,iin y was deposited
value,
X
* where the honds were payable, and
in
the
blink,
it
lirmine
tinSi
mm
anything about that ?
J coupdps. t<* be collected at. We nilole County Bank's money, and ir-t
Step-ins
Nightgowns
fg
A. No.
• vised the-Cha*e - National Bank to
(J. It is charged here that that the City of Sanford's money.
Women's
assorted
colors,
$1.50
charge an coupons of the City of
Hayon Silk, all colors, St.50 value. 1
1). Was there any difference be
was taken from an account of the
values,
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; Sanford to-the Seminole County City of Sanford known ns the City tween tlie amount chargeil against
t Bankas, account. So when that of Sanford coupon account, upon your account in New Yolk and the
'•
Hose
Hose
-4
, cheik bf the City of Sanford camwhich the City of Sanford had the! amount left a t In* bunk ?
' into our possession it was lho right to withdraw, is that correct ?
I p i e s t i m e t h i n - w a s , I ili-n’ t
Queen of Charlotte full-fashioneil '.-Id
Queen of ( harlotle llrantl Silk, new SB
* baftV'V funds, and no longer the
shades $1,50 value,
silk. $1.75 value.
A. No, the City of Sanford ha.I I k n o w .
! Citj| funds. The city • could rni
no right to withdraw it from ||ie j V
V !"
*h" ,V "
* chect~on it at all. It was kept hank. As I explained it was no ,-n - 1 A. I f.hoolil think there was.
Pillow ( ’uses
Sheets
-J
there for convenience to keep the
I l). In feet was it not a good.
count of the City o f Siiiifonl, -l
t accounts separate, the city had no
Iug iiccmint oil I in- time?
|[<i!lvwoiid Hrand, Si \ !HI, guttran- ?■
Salisbury Hrand, 12 \ I 0. I'l’Jtriio- t|
was just carried in the hunk for
control ovc- it whatever once they ’
A. I don't know lli.it ,t w.i
teed, Hoc value. 1 for
X
feed slarehless, S1..TO value.
«L
eonvenience.
gave it because sc immcdinl»ly
|dg u d i'in il. tin- honds I'iiim ,11
(J. Did yon ever get one rent
wlrfd rfr wrote the Chase National
out of that SIO.IUJO.tM) i lie r lly oi slowly and u was jihsorhed,
Shades
|
Shades
-|
Bank to charge the whole nmiA-nt *
A,,on|'ng l-i the i o|([}-,
indirectly?
1■ .
Window Duplex Hrand. oil of pig. 51
to oifr account to retire those eoit- j
they disrhisc it was toe ,--ii,ug|i
Window, 75c value. 2 for
|
I waa trustee for the bank at that
management o f it?
i*
1 Given V e r b a t i m
J\
Here
is a
great collection
B AR G A IN S
Dollar Days
of
fo>
Friday
and
Saturday
,
Lee Ave
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No
(B O S S KXAMINATlON
1 W2/b| 1 .
1 y. On the 24th day of t-i-bnno-y i
1U2flt,the iV-cnnl which I hold in -uy llv MB. SMITH.
that >>oi i •odd take
niii .moo
Pep -Service
. oh of
t it >■ llll \(XI II >1
l
I Itm i n't .ci o i li.it i ,-i-Mi d
(P. K. I’.t Pitts
y
I w ill a -I. i > n t i l o o k t tils
hand marked Slate’s Kxhibit \’ >>,
y. Mr. Lake you were presi
1$, (Shows an entry of one item for dent of the Seminole County Batik over and ->•<• if that doesn't md veto that .imoimi ' i Handing w it
the sum of 510,100.00, cha.-feed '(* how long?
A. From its mgnnizutton until ness p u p n - . l
yotf/'flo you know whut (hut iU-i
A. ('tty of S a nt <1 I ’l#1l|H
W is (for (Handing witness pap en .|its close about It years.
A. In looking over my state-1 (j. How- mueli o f that tii
had
. ment I see an item in In-re put by Mr. Deane hisxi in iLs cm ploy ?
A.
He came in there as 11lung
[1 Mr, Deane amounting to $lfi, 100.00
buy us u messenger.
Morehaven Farms note.
A. A limit huw muny i cm .* ul( f f M j WLh you would tell llu- 1
jur)^ wAial that tramutetinn was togethm- was he there?
A. 1 should say about 12 y, ■llfs.
from the beginning?
CJ. Who hud sufiervis oil of tinA, Gentlemen of the jury, sev|\ cnaL^xstn ago we made a loan to employment of the helpe rs iii t lint
a TRrty, the bank did, amounting hank ?
to"twine right or nine thousand
A. Mr. Key.
(tolla-a— I don’t know exactly the
y. The president id the 1milk
correct amount, hut hetween eight hud imthiug to do with it
and pine thousund doltHrs.
A. \Yc dihensaed .it. f hi* bed
needed .someone, hut 1 1iiln’t do
— Q.— W h it wui that loin for?
A. Purchase on some property anything— if he wanted a man he
would get him,
! , down in the Morehavcn district.
Q. Will yotl state who that
tj. Tile I'reaident of the hank
would have been able to get him
party was?
fired ?
‘ )
A. N. A. Colbert.
A. Yes.
Q. What Interest did the hunk
Q. You
haven't found
;u>>
I h«va, if any. in that property ?
* A. Nothing except it hud a fuult with Mr. Deane from tinlime he worked in the Semin, lc
’ loan.— 4 i
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Q." A1i5t interest did FoitcsI County Bank as messenger as .i
young boy up until he resigned
• Lake have in that property?
have you 7
A. None at all.
Objected to by Mr. I’ almer as be
i
y. Di»#oii rtxull the amount of
ing irrelevant and immaterial.
j that loarT^
,
A. N ^ B elw c eii eight ami liiric Which objection was overruled by
the Court.
| thousand^aollar.v.
A. Not especially, no.
Q. D i jiYou rcmenitier lh” year
Q. As a mutter of fart just hr
. that loan was made?
A. My best knowledge i*. mi> fore the hunk failed he quit of his
I along a33fcd in October of ’ 2) own accord didn't he?
Objected by Mr. Palmer as be
eomcwhqw.
ing irrelevant ami immaterial. <>h
* Q. YfW rncan the year IP2! .
jet-tinn overruled by the Court.
! AA.
He resigned, yes.
f ,Q. Sdfltc years
before this
y. During that time the hunk
transactlSA ivc, mit now invcst'gr.tmr its officials found no fault with
I Intr?'
his work, honesty or verasity?
• A. Yes.
Objected by Mr. Fainter as rai
(2. Mu* that loan paid?
ling for the conclusion of the wit
A . Nw.Q. W|gt' was done by the hank ness ns to whut other people
thought about Mr. Deane. Ob
with regard to that loan?
A . ItJJtiis discovered thut — You jection overruled by the Court.—
moan jfou Afant me to go into the
A. No.
y. But you tell this jury now
detail.-. about thut loan?
that when he tells them that you
QA. I Mvestiguted the matter us directed him as un employee of
prei-lden^W the liunk and found that Iwnk to make a transfer front
out that ait order to save l(it bank, the City of Sanford coupon account
tl\e only*(fay to save Lhn hunk tlie to your uccuunt of the sum of $10,nine thojCind dollars would oc to 000.00 that it is not so?
A. I don't mean to «uy thut Mr.
, take u/i^rhr halunce due on the
purchase price as agreed between Deane would wilfully state a mi»Mr. Colhart and it he party lie truth, I think he is mistaken in the
bought the farm from. So the matter.
Q. One or the oilier o f yqU
bank pai^this amount.
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count
U’ lllit n lr
tin*
h i lam c
y
there '■
\im u i
'. it
IloW s
A. ibi
*277,3 Sll.
And mi ol u i -hitt tiefoliy
that "
A. i *11 August ... 511)8,111111.
W And above thut ?
A. Oil .111Ut 2t(. $ 2 1a
that wils when we wet irititr
reiul.v to retire Ii Old
*2l*,t rill. ?
y
A. Yen, That wtmirl tie k11t>t kl’ti
out III i on polls 111 atm ug on July !,
A* ,< —
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Dollar Days
at M cLa u lin s
or ,1iiiit- 301 |i.
y. Front where you have .lured
that it rflows u Iml.moo of -s2I8.-
Sterling Silver T ca Spoons
710.20. .just look at thut ami see
what period ol time it includes
the balances o f the hunk to that
account to that h-dgi-i
A
Dccclilhei 31. *228.000 L-et
ling ready to pay eoup iii. on Jan
uary 1st. IIrei-tiihcr 2ijd, vin.tiiiti.
Deoeiotu r :;i it went down t ,
t|7M,m>u tinoi it was out wiol.ed
any nn.i,- lint I .lorn-, mul it w.i.
left at 5178,000. But I look,-1 on
hesr eliargi
m \uglist and iter
that Ho,'i- i mpuii* hud not horn
hiirged up us tlu-v plot,able , mil
in and it In\ there dorniuM. The
emipont were kept in the limit and
not elinigeil to the recount.
f <T
Solid Gold
(iood Watches
.riiitfiT Rin^s
Alarm Clocks
Hundreds OI’ Other Articles
\ a IIlf:
tip to .< I 0.00
Me Laulin
tj. 'I hen f •,i a period o f m re
than a i oili the ueeolilit lievio ua
under 5178,000,00 was tt ?
A, Not fm u y e a r I don't go.-y. Look at the boid; from tlo-
The Jeweler
REMARKABLE VALUES
AT
REM ARKABLE
PRICES
SUITS
M A D E -T O -M E A S U R E
XJ
FFPO Ih*- balance dire I 8nvr got to 1m- mistaken?
A, I know J urn not.
■£'b
A. .TlifbaUncc
due on the land,
y. t hell yuu absolutely know
ind ta-ethry it and keep it fnm that Mr. De-mu- is, don’t you ?
-ring mixed up wi h the other
A. Ye*.
blng*, I, as Prt-Mdeni of the Bsiik
y.
Mr. I^iki- you have , tfulll*wd
th { j)ot<, j ''Morebavan fi*d that a* president 'o f the bunk
’••nns, by-Forr4»t Lake/ TrusUb, you know nothing of the clefieaf
^
«$29.50 UP
d e p a r t m e n t
S . W . Bradford
ST O R E
51K First National Hunk Huilding
—Take Elevator— -
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4
Sanford
111-^111 ni;i|ut
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Cooking & Household Utensil Dept.
406
f i t ; , ) } fords b ’l o i n t t W
i:
\ (i. $1.75 value.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1928
B anker’s
On Witness Box
Given Verbatim
(Continued on page 21
Tasty Food Specials
No, just the name of the
frlv down there.
S<* far ns the bank’s records
jnrerned that *1«.50(J. note
nCt worth n dime wns it?
I shndld any it was, why
it not?
q. Whose obligatibn .was it?
t' Forrest 1-akc ns Trustee of
ikii property.
r q . Didn’t you sign as Trustee
L r Morchaven Farms?
A. I did.
| t). How could you be TrusteeL l h c nnnk?
I wns trustee for both,
q. I would appreciate it if Mr.
Palmer would not tell you how t«»
IWWW?
,
,
.
.
A. I don’t need nny help.
A «
L u understand, I licit! this prop
erty for the blink.
(j. And who was Trustee for
Jlorfhnven Farms?
; A. IJike. 1
0.’ And whose obligation wns
[ a. Morehnvcn Farms’ nlilign|ti„n, Forrest J.nke, trustee.
I Q. ,M.«rehn\en Farms was noth
in: was il ?
1 A. Ii was the name the land
L , carried under.
I (j. How did your deed read to
par |iui|terty?
I A. Forrest Ijike, I think, 1
Unn’t noieinher exactly now,
I D The Hank was not mentionlid was it ?
I A. 1 don’t ‘ remember. I think
it was made to Forrest l.aktv
I y. Hid you have any interest
[iii tlu’ project when it was firsi
started?
A. No! at nil. Not n noil,
y. Win. negotiated
for
the
kaii at tli> hunk the first time?
A. What loan?
y The ftMMiU.tU) loan?
A. Mi N A. C'olheit.
y. With wtiom?
A. I d"ii't know whether m<*
L Mr. Key Mi Key I think,
tj. It was not with you was
A. 1 won’t swear,
it's
been
fight, to or II years ago. I ean’t
lemeiaher.
flV T ill’, t (IFKT
tj It was not 11 years, ii hap
pened in I'.rJl did' 't it 7
liV Mil. SMI l II
HICIIMON'U, Mur. 15—(INS)—
A jurytri try-’John Wrxley Fulxott
•II. former country club nmnnger,
fur the M^ijjdLtliuiiHttHi -munler
vhnrgv wus completed at noon to
day in Hustings court. Taking of
testimony was to IICCit) at the af.
ts-nionn session,
Faisons was indictell for the
*laving of Mrs. Elsie Holt Sni|H’s,
attractive divorcee, with whom he
admit tod a love affair.’ He asserted
daring his first trial that the ’ wo
man shot herself while he was in
■another mom of her apartment
last November, using his pistol.
Faison, married and the father
of five children, sits in (lie court
room with his wife beside him. She
has stood by him since he was ac
cused of i he killing. The jury dlsattre.d at his first trial.
3 Cans No-2JTomatocs
6 Cakes Crystal Cocoa Soap
Baked Hum
Snlnds
Cheese
Sweet Huns
Pickles, .1ollies. Preserves
Tall PinlMSalmon
Arcade Delicatessen
4 i McLnntler Arcade
Best Coin pound Lard
Longhorn Cheese, lb
Tin> Taste Tells
Roadway” Coffee, !h
5 Ihs. Sugar
Dollar Specials
at Bailey’s Cash
■' i , - t„v-i id) *
- • ^ T ^ r .a :
For-Sale Cheap;
V- 1.1 /It Ktl 1
Hens —
.t
Roosters
Dressed Whild X ou Wait
OPEN AIR
POllLTRA’' M ARKET.*^
.
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v- *•*
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‘
Snnforti Ret>vcen First and Second
n
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DOLLAR
DAY
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1 Ihs. Whole Grain Rice
HARGAINS IN
i\
R. W . Lawton
w i
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This Ts Opt^a
!*;;• »H \ T I *
n \
\i.
Records
2 forI
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..I \ 11« 11. V |»
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Vi j m i u i - i i -i tt i v
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ill
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$ 2 Discount On Portables! v t
m i l 'v
I I I . \ r » \ H i It \
tin «
ntttl
lit ‘ •.till 1 1Hi*1, III*" 11 I f ni t h i r l . , lit n k. *
ii i *|•I h ’ ii I I m i - l it f i n
wjijitl 1 m l i t i* I**t 4
l i f t * I ‘ f i l l * in* lit »•! h i t
Adi i t i f t l **l ri*
111 *1* I
Special I.at
Mm
I In* ■ii till >1 n lilt"
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■if
i t nui t i l * i ‘ ••itlit > r i l l h i , I tit c f i n . i l
■tniti
n » ‘ m til Ii*
ami
tiH i ih i' l d ii-
Corner Sanford \ve. ami Eighth Si
•«. IrtldH
j i ff
*11 • *‘11 11 r. i t i .
h i i ,i ^ ini'll \t| •
IM1III' 1 1 .t 1 1 t
I 1. ! f « i l H um H i t ’ " • t *1,1 % n f M n r r l i , i
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7 Tall Cans Heinz Baked Beans
v i. »i. \ T\ C t his
or Spaghetti
\
A *11 it itil*i| i if It I \ ttf t i n * !
l‘> l ; t l t * t i n
j .\m i :s '
it i.M 'u in its.
•
7 No 2 Cans Sifted Peas
M ARKETS
2 lh. 6r>c Pecans
RED S T A R G R O C E R Y & F E E D /G O
•<
105 Sanford Ave
R. Pirsl Street
29 Pkgs Washing Suds
*«. 1
ti: -
Ave. Wholesale and retail phone III
1 .0 0
.1 Cans Malt Extract
2 .0 0
* ii
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14c
Pure Vegetable Lard
.... - !‘J “ ‘ ‘wfi.
18e
S. R. Flour U. lb.
Picnic Hams
■• *
•* r« .it* aljjj
. ... :,"lj 1 h,*!► rbt
Speeial $1.00 Sale
v*. **. ?T.TUO^
i .v vv;
£
CM
«t
*
White Bacqp
V
Also Regular Line of Specials For Saturday
41bs. Rolled Roast ^
Phone 788
We Deliver
tor-u
Specials
2 Cans R & R Boneless Chicken
i•
*
'JKl Siinfuril
J - . t
1 .0 0
l A, I mean seven years ago.
lion of ilii-i profioriy away, you
I Ij .M
r, la.li- you denied a |H<rA I ilunk ii’s all deeded nwnv
Day Specials
For Dollar Days
r.tiyer Cukes, each HSc
^ly was it .
Dollar
iC H K II
- w ■"
Jury In Faison Trial
Is Completed Today
i nl nue.l on page dl
Kingans Hams
Sugar
Cured
II Cans Cam pbells Tomato S ou p
2-r» I 'i lb. PkRN. K*Z Flow SaU
1 0 ',
12 No. ’2 Cans Tomatoes
iii * f«< *i « «' i
Hi. V irginia Peanuts
:i I Hi. vans Upadway C o ffe e
2S lbs. Medium (Irits
ID t ans l.ih liv 's Tall Milk
If.'j lits. Fancy lletld lllc,<j . " ,
|.*» lbs. (Granulated Sugar
17 Pkgs. Wilsorh Toilet Paper
Calls Nn. 2 ' j Itosednle I'cach e
lb
«i *
ti
21 Cans llaiuiuel Sardines
Cloves Salmon .
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2a I'k g s. ita«iiti M atches
Dollars to
7 Cans No. 2 Tulnlin Pears
Bring your Dollars to
Diamond
Baker Brothers
FIRST
Palace
The Econom ic
X' full fine of Sweet Feeds, Poultry and Dairy
Hay, Corn and oats
ind participate in this money saving op
portunity.
A
A N N IV E R S A R Y
Shoe Sale
Real
I Can Maxwell House Coffee and
Values
1 2 gal. Georgia Cane Syrup.
H-ind Painted China
n Ibtz. lingers
I'trkle Forks
lingers Silver
and spoon
bargains
I can each Del Monte Sliced Pint
Silver
Arriving A l m o s t D a i l y A n d P r i c e d
0 L o u ), T h a t E v e r y O n e C a n A f f o r d
llahy
i P a i r O r T w o.
l and Intent Sets
Nall Vnscs
*11* Glass Ware
Cabinets
ment.
(i Bars P &G or Octagon Soap and
B boxes Washing Powder and
5 tall Cans Pet o Carnation Milk
Metal
h■
Refrigerators
SI),
fi Cans Tomatoes, 2 cans of Corn
and 2 cans of Peas ,
15 lbs. Granulated Sugar for
For Easter
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Come Early JVhile
Selection Is. Good
and*
Down
7.7 and Hit) pound eapaelty
Prices from $29.70— l ’p.
DOWN PAYMENT
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Velvet
and 1 lh. Boltlc Caps
And Many .More Items
two
makes
12 lh Sack Pillshury or Ragle
Flour and 1 II). Rumfod Baking
Powder
I can Blue Ribbon Malt Extract
Mahogany Cnndlestick
Holders
for
Hoosier
Kitchen
ipple. Corn, Peas and Peaches
-
Colored (Glass Wttre
The
These
7 lbs. Beat Salt Pork for .......
1.00
1.00
Sib. Pot Roast fof'
f «0
r
til the regular price and
ANOTHFK FOR
$|
$ 1 .0 0
1 lb. Futter and 1 lb. Box Bacon for
27 v 71. A regular $.1 rug. One ( tash " nl>J
2 Square yards while it lasts for
Hand Painted Pictures (Cash only>
2 lb. Loin Steak and 1 lb. Cheese for 1 . 0 t t
6 lbs. Compound Lard and 1 lb. 1 .A D
(Cnyh.onl*)
Linoleums
Paintings
#*
Lh*
diamond Palace
313 E. Firsi Street
roecrv
Corner Sanford and Fourth
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THE SANFORD HBIItAW-TIUrnCTAVjBIAtmr EU >92S* 1< /
For Congress
I m r r if t r r » m n i t i w H
Somewhere among'the countieR o f the Fourth Floridn
Congressional District, the nlways picturesque Ruth Brynn
a> ' f n i B i l
rlu a
m itlrr
f k r t ST. IIMIl. n l I h r I ' M l a l l l t r Owen makes her way in her new Ford coupe, the “ Spirit of
l a i l a h l . 1‘ inrliin. a m l r r a r t or Florida,” from town to town, from village to hamlet, as she
« f " i r r n a. i nut .
campaigns for the honor ol serving her people at Washington.
■ir>
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l l u l i M I I . IHCA.X ..j.
...K alita
U O W A I I I I HlJItll ..............I l a u a t r Tireless, determined, she goes about always making new
K K. J l » M : i . M m i n u l n « M l l n r friends, always inspiring old ones with the sincerity'of her
t t ' i m n i r T i n \ i i a t i :s
purpose.
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T e a r •al
«*•!■*»a»»•••••»*+
ST.no
What Joe Sears is doing we are not so-thormighly evnasez
M n a lh a
S.1..VI
J iw K a a l h a - r . . .
.....
HI.7& As usTinl the disillusioned "Joe” is corispicious by^his Inact
la r r t r r i w r H r a k v ............ SO.IQ
ra»m t- ■i■■■ l l «in—
* >■— anmi- .4 n.i n j I . ■,
ion. We rend somewhere some months ago that he had re
} r H e r a ld , K i a l A r l ' a i l u a r r r n r « i turned from Washington and would devote much of his time
ir . • n l i a a r l l m
la
Ihr Im rra n
■I J i t l t l H r u l f f , t r r r l t l i i K t r a m during the next few months to the reconstrtiction of his polit
anprrlor
n aira
u rsau lanlln n
■ It tka a a n nil n n r d a d a l l ) r m r r - ical fences.
We have heard it rumored that he is going
a ll I k e t r a i lin g n r a l a n t I n c
about making his usual promises and offering anything
tore w a i l d . ’fTNA I. A. a, la
•llr e f f l r l c n i an r iu r lit n nml In and everything for the sake of votes, but we have not seen
tlOHl ^ M l .
him..
.
llrrald la n inrmttrr . nf Ihr
Joe Sears.does not come to Sanford very often. He is
It (Inrran at t'lrrtilmlnim, nn
rraatiaanl AWanrlailnu tit Pali- not very popuinr here. When he first went to Congress at
rra, Adirrllarra. and AdvrrtlaA j r i l a iihlrh
''cnn'iV^"1.1"’ least a dozen years ago, he made Seminole County citizens
illahrr mrtnln i 11* -antrmlt
TKS&
.5U certain promises, some of which had to do with the widening
irangli
aii.lll^ n t
■nhaprlpiliti
la la ardrr I n ' l f r l l f nlianlnirl
and straightening of the beautiful but ineffectual St. Johns
•lalaaa i f rfrruiallon a> well j
Diver. Since that time lie has repeatedly made those same
arat baalncmi mr'liada.
promise# whenever it cnnic* time for him to appeal again foi
JD N E SD A vj March ^lf., IU2H
votes, but up to the present time the only achievement to
THK nr.n w.ii** rmn.iiiii
^ K f r a o n t In rlt> nml m u n i) ail- which he is able to point is the chairmanship of the Indian
■lalalralloa. *
Affairs Committee.
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.
-Ilrrprr tinier runt* In Jnrkana.
W e‘'do not know to what extent Ruth Bryan Owen is
iflln
*>
•4'analrarllmf nf M*. John* I ml Inn versed in Indian affairs. SVitiiout wishing to incriminate her
liver Canal, '
-Inaugural In A nf mnnlklr ‘■l,a»-- in any way. we would nevertheless almost hazard tlie state
|t>
|
-A a g m ra lln gl nf Imllitlng p ro. ment that she does not know much about Indians. She has
tram— dnneref hnlrlif, npnrlmrnl perhaps read the Leutherstncking tples of Cooper »r even
laaara.
I
the Kirk Monroe books on the Seminoles, but being ol the
A imamuni!) (lir-t,
f'aaaplrllnn ‘at rli,- Iirnnllflra- modern era, although a grandmother, we assume that she
flan program
•A a ril and mndrra knaplip-t.
Wdfc'd-Y-'VxVr. R elected to the Mouse of Representatives,
to devote her time to the more passive problems of deep
IBLE VEltflK FOIt TODAY
ening
rivers, digging canals, and securing federal aid for
-+i----- ..
■I
Ilk
II
Hmirnnl.
M a m llu
riiirlU n.
A trn ar.
ro that the counlry demands nn
innovation In cnmpnipn methods
at every election In order to become
interested. One time it wns n
“ front porch” cnnipnipn that in
terested the pnpulaco, aim! another
tlrra it wns u radio enmpAiga that
surcecded. Might not n.cnmpnign
by airplane take Din country by
storm?
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IIltlNGS
JOICING: \Vhon the righteous * " H'ln this race
In authority, the people rejoice; rm i vote for th e
wh*n the wicked <
h emyth rule,' , , > jH |ircwnt
1VE
Got
t
f *XL '"Electricit\V coupled with the great inventive skill of
man. will oy,nl..«Hy brin* thi, about " Mr B «.k« - ' « £
wit, a Rimn mans part to
, aving. Ile continues: “ In the cases of most u oiku .
, pUy; , ,
,
these, holidays would be Saturday and Sunday. Although all
few fo o d friliids
my h.Uo
lot tn shar,';
share;
..... have ttheir
Unir h
o l i d n v s oover
v e r tthe
he w
e e k - e n d . it
a^ds my
j^r^. n,jKhl not
holidays
week-end.
H
|iuit Of clothl
i t grant me htrengUi to face the
day,
nos ifint h fit to vifiirf |_A*
,
.
.i
** *• ' *
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ii*ill Vin 1 * 0
I’.- _rest. When
« y is is not m c o n c e i v a b h ' th a t e\ei > « n «
,
good night’.
____ d
___
I some
s o n i c time
t i m e during
d u r i n g t h e w e e k , a s is d i c t a t e d by
done;
(i
F R I G I D A *7I R E
C lar k 's
Architect
First N'at'l Hank Dldir.
Hnnfnrd. Florloi.
lE A B E R R Y
1
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO,
Expert Piano moving «.H»
improved SEI.-I’ O plane
moving equipment.
Hauling -Crating -Shipping
Side-Track Facilities.
PImne-jjSii
2(1ft N, SIaple Avenue
Ralph W. T.osslng
Mgr—
With Frigidaire in your home, cold-storage
temperatures keep foods fresh and whole
some. Health is protected— constantly—
every day in the yenr. Ask tor a demon
stration at our display room —t^duy.
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With Quality and En
durance as a Founda
tion
TODD IIYATT
,
Gift N. Orange Si.
P R O D U C T -
OF *
Orlundn, l’ln.
C t
N f
R A t *
M O T O R S
We rtaiul squarely behind every
Diamond Tiro wo t-cll.
Our dis
satisfied i-eniL'nla ( li p - ai*e— Well,
there ,ij*t itret'i't any.
Ratteries
$9.50
We’1' - 1:»« !. a I'.nn .ill.; up n.aillsl
any other tin* in tin* wot Id, uml
III.* result-, vyill justify Ufl. That’s
bn ause liianiiutd:. liar* hern *<>
long and *n steadily turning mil
i etnarkahlu service rerord* that'because Diamond 'lu e s ut< keep
ing pace with the very latest and
w r y heal in new tire construction
development* plus a few little ad
vantages that are entirely Dia
mond.
So we su;. - if you want tu lull
lire tlo'.ihh* insurance nt u very
Guaranteed one year
Remind Halt cry Shop
itol —\\ . Zll'I. St.
ny making Lliat race ns there
\ T O W N ’S BEST BOOSTER
One item on the income t a i
leh bother* q-erj feu o f os i>
A writer in a
d one which shows profit front
sate o f re,p estate.
/in e idisefves, "It
IIOI I.YWOOD
an individual "Jastc
in it^odlidike
low premium, sl»*p in and get
1lfntnotid,
a
W ight Bros. C,o.
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from J ack son ville
you c*n f.in m i l Ahl |I'fUA *I« NFT
rtpfPU gfltlifl rvriv M.kmU*, bim) (via Savanniti e»*i* n.ut«U»
lo H A l.T IM O R U
FRE5IE DAILY
floor your (!..* ri
'*M Nf ,\V Viiiru Hramrr rvrry 1(utritlit,
•m l
mi
>B «« nrw i| i) f**rty S u n d a y ,
h«h.»M«e I Ml
A P M.
IThImItIpI.m $14 in. In-
cluilmicmr»Uandtrgyfai fcerl *.
nogle iV apltt loaf
1fiTinigfi l*i*i Im N?w ’knil ( $ )(i SSI and
o4l.*-f !•*!■(* fialun all wat<4 route $42 Sj.
i iqgil j| iftluml lain.
IG,* Mi*(**iKi ft*»m Mumi.
M & M
r—BaASkitWMynujjJivuaqgir
■■■■**«■« a « m
2 SIZES -
NEWS
%
httoUttfrd
L I N E
M * r * lia n l* O M in e r* T r a n * . Co.
■ o o E. Bay St., J acksonvU U
land, uut f i r y o u r o m g l i —
ch ci I. it at tlic sta rt. A t the
iliyhtc-l
in r ie n l ntagathe newspat>i*i
Whnt ran a good newspaper do jt eun prosper and pmuper.
f)i[o,|
initatiyil, lake
I’ l . f l -
Tl ssIN
Tobaccos . .
IT Cl.liARS T H E T H R O A T !
Blend ........ Taste . . . . .
ALWAYS THE SAME!
—-tr!ici si t In* cmiyii anil iwitliri Ibe irni.o , i n .oit 1loftuis lisvr pir*. ubed
it !„f .’(I -• Sold ol till dfUiioti.
Safe for
E very Cough
BEWARE THE
W H OR COLD
li* * '
M A Y B E IT W ild . COME TO THIS
KIIKIIMU (IN II.)
JVrkisli-in ruiiglia am] roIJa Icjd te
icrious tiouhle. You can slop them nos
with Ctooiiialsioli, an cimJlalltrd erro
Then* Seemsj to !«• a hootlo-i *ni! With the llemocralir party tin- ,e* a young, lit In*, active cundidute. aolo
that ia pleasant to lake. Lrroiiiiib
settled
a*
to
wlial
it
shall
d
o
,
I
mug
ine
doing
away
with
tlie
kt to west flying across the Al•ioTt is a in w medical discover) with
next year, there is an occasional i till bet some spoil a I (ruins will)
Hc. It may be longer, liul it ap- 1g'u n cc low uid Virginia and T e x
their corps o f press corresp on d ent•*. two-fold action; It *oo*hea and lieals
kits to la* safer to Iry In reach as
the inllamed meaitr.m*, and .inliil.il•
where two young Deiumratic advisors, national committeemen,
£'*rni giowlli.
(Hca I»y flying eastward over j g o v e rn o rs a re making o i i cllcnj
lesser politician*, bangers on, and
Of all known drug*, cirosote is rri*.
bina, Japan apd tjir I’acific.*
( records uml who seem g if .e d with r*i
forth, and
doing away
with ogalreil by high medicai uutlioiitica aj
the ability to win
popular s u p portly, pompous
candidate* in one of the gicaM-sl healing agi-ncit'a bn
(M a n In Trn'njssct* stalled his rur
port. These two are G overnor Dan friick coa ts; substituting fo r tlieui 1 iwniateui rough* and colds and oilier
. rillroad uurk n* « train, hov
- 1Miw<,v o f Texas uml G overnor
, . i
a slim plane that circles ■ grace tortus of throat trouble*. Crroe**i|*ion
In sight a'oftnt , ,
Floyd Ity r<1 o f
Virginia. fully o v e r the cities 'o n the itin roulains, in addition to crraioir, othrt
iiraling elements which soollie and Iwa)
k$e« us woriilcr what the f o ! k . , |f id rM * . re what the country de
erary
o f its hurnstorming
tour the infected iiK-miirane* and stop tlie
"
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Kru^ isiies . Governor Dan Moody gives and from which uliifht* n sleniter,
>» (< On tc crossing.
'prem ise o f f i 11in if the hill ^vith hi* i boyish candidutu whs docks a 4«1 <*
,
•*Y' V4**•*
t‘ yTfTffrr»rR‘
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thp fithej* day ......
that he hni tie like IJndbergh; and if there
u n oen ilin d n ceitaiti can-J f oun(j o u t how t o 'm a k e a political
Idate f o - trie .legislature is muk- rumpaigu In a large territory
O f hi* campaign on g platform like Texas l»y airplane. The gov
t eccnomy. Tlii* same man was ernor
recently mude u trip to
he most enthusiastic for extrava- Waco, Fort Worth ul|d Dal la*, all
trtcy until thajliank failed aud ev- within twelve hour*.fby airplane.
m v a g sn ce U-f^me un|Kipular. We The suggestion's .might'^.Worth
djlicve the |K*imle will vote fo r the . Die rs ntideratiun of the two mnj-
naturally, or |K>litical parties next ycur, par*
m ffw y tw n» r w y that
' ■^i'ATE il^ns our Imncsl b e lie f that
the lobuccotf Used in (dieslerfield eigarelle*
I I I S r .lT C I I
null he n corps of newspaper
correspondents and advisors, let.
them follow along in similar,
whirring pliuiea! The campaign
nc.rdf made by WjiUam
ilrynn might yet be,broken. ,
..With bu.s;. vital lA*ues'fcutting
ucrass party lines and not allowed
|o protrude tlieptsvlves Into camihwt
‘
ubril into the blood, ullack* the »e*l
of the trouble and check* the piuwtb
of tlnj germs.
• GrnimuUiim i* guaruntced sjtisfaclory in llic tiaatinrnt o( nerpslent
coiiglt^ ami c^TiN. bninclii.il atlhoM,
S u
oilier form* yf l o p
L|0r)* dtai
and i*egis*llent fuaU
JTTh*
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.
item a'ter
Lr
Money rrfuiiijrd if any cough or raid li
not rcllciod after lakitg aerurdlag to
are nf li.ierqunlily and h e n e o o f h oller lasle
Hum in any other eiguielle ul the price.
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AUCKHZAN HVgLK11* I -'■Ml A'.T
JAN.)
FEB. M i ?
months
t------MAR.
for its cuntlliutiily ? It cun sell.*
iis the tuivns mesi.etlgi-1 1,, «h.•
'eutsid e world.
It tlit|st take the
*>
i* just
a little I.utter than it a
|leadeisliip in all comnuinity pinThe Tumpn .Vlnu's think* tlint town, the latter is the guirtci
j c c l s if they are tt> In* suci essful.
hile stripe* arc among the ruler*
It i* the infallihle line o f commute
liierehy.”
men's clothing, there are a lot
T n iins am! their lending news- iratinn hetween total governmen'
men who might to lie clothed in I
■ . ,
and riti/en. It is to the new'impel
lean togelll- . ,
. . .
paper- nMinlly lag
ripen.
\
,
tlull sill organl7.ntion* ta in lo r a-------- i n
er I’l.ig ie —tie
jot" u.11i*ni i- t o
ista m e in iniblo welfare
niov.
T h e y ’ Vf lit thal
Mt'lloit ( III l.il'ilii!
I**nit "I the
lethsirgii n■>nts and without that as*istatn ■
te stify lit ihi* nil lit'iinuir. 11*■ » i-i,ini nnt \. 111*i «iI is
is e.pially I n i - ihey face fsiilure.
Tli&n vvhu will kn**u vvlmt In* is tint a lilclrss
i' hii m *i t
The newspaper reaps the re
kinjf about tvhdn It,- speak- in ..usli retard the development ol ward o f its initiative lay sharing
H figures.
<
kits loniiiiuniti
in the general
improvement
of
'J,"
.
There is a . hettci
eontmunity Imsiness and comniunity affair* ii
|P e g g y llopklti* Joyce, it is said, .-r sei
tl'am
u hnn)c
neivspa|iei has Ih' c i insti iimentul in liringinu
ently paid over tlilce huudied e.|ual to the iin iU ot the eoiuuiuu* about. Till' rood newspaper deemtusand dollar* lot „ 127 carat |ity.
While a |n«o new*pa|>ei i* it n pleasure tn serve its ennunun
land. May lie she i« going to better I ban none to the individual ity and it- readers anil is fully
it fa r a snsh weight.
n a d e i . that doe* not hold title fog .a w a re that it is only through giv- - t - o ---- --the town.
ing a full treasure o f service that
|Fro n* drivj'"t hack and forth o n ;
ite Road Number 4, we gather*
it many vjsiinr> ate still making
(lr way to tftl* slate, amt almost
as pre.-il Ipl’anlity a* they ure
ring.
j.
THERES
DO Y O U K N O W ?
/ t V-u t.'.
(h .u .n t
zest for sport, the taste forlof Ills W o r k . "
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And so at last will the laboring man win out over Mm
eye for nil that's fair to see. Jcapitalist and the employer. With only five day- work out
full ronn-ttjkd I sliull In*.
ill every week, the laborer will beat bis boss. who. because
of bis responsibility must slick to the old six-day week anil
climtier I, '4lio would-aseend
often a part of the seventh.
and the rem h of Inst year’s
j
Machinery will relieve the laborer. He will produce as
friends.
|
'much
but bis effort will be lessened. Not so with the brainIVe me a few tilings such as
1worker, the man who can't lie replaced by any machinery
these:
panionshiji v ith flower* ai” l yet dreamed of. Problems will still have to be solved its be
trees,
fore by man Itiniseif.
--------------- n---------------id summer's )>ir«l^; the faith to
bear
j
If w*e work niton marble it will perish If we work upon
te’e r o f sorrow is my share, brass time will efface it. If we rear trnipics they will crum
d love to InJt till life is o'-o-,
ble t«> dust. But if we work upon men's immortal minds, it
d I'll not asj; the world for
we
imbue them with high principles, with the ,iu.*i fear ol
re.— By Kdglir A. (iuesti
God and love of their fellow men, we engrave on those tablets
|something which no time can efface, and which will brightThe clerk's irffice must o f f e r it feu and brighten to till eternity.— Daniel Webster
Job too. 'there an* ncurl;’ .is
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THOUSANDS OF
CORNS REMOVED
For yrara |»pcifil<* alt ptfr
world
liavw #nrTere«t fioiti »■-ri a ■i■11 t aIlunara, ,
N'H*
liavi> a irtucHy tliat will really
frniuv* Iliejf! l|Ulikl> Mul without pain
• fid Vtm i till p r o i * It
If >uti aie hum ijf Hu* inifmfuna|i* cue*
who
trlid all kin.ja i*f a,, t ».||r,|
•Norn i'ur-1 " wlilumt remit —if you ha%«
m Mut.liuin tj|ri -urn mi uHoiin iG«t Juat '
%on*! •uiitrt off
In 11>>i■y hgA iet
fti l**N >»u atf.iut KM m m nli.N, or If
rou Ilk* <*.i far -«»>. i*rlt* f. ENM-O.
.’DUN* I.A|»* AT* »HI
« *t«r n.1,1 |1 K.1,
CM* aro, ai d n» will ««• that >uu latalva
% JM.
I :iiii*> *% I»r«*t M«r*‘
Gum
t w fi iliivm (if 1
.V.'
tin
fun,
N-
the use of
211J
book to rend*for nn hour or two;
fhe Laboring King
garden, f o r kn outside room,
here little tl||rurs I've plnntcd.
bloom;
r
j
John J. Raskiib, chairman nf the finance committee o'
dog to follolv nt my heels;
the General Motors Corporation and a yice-iiresident o
*•
children's laughter nt my menls
1
du
Pont
lie
Nemours
&
Co.,
is
quoted
m
a
dispatch
m
he
id love to greet me nt the door,
New York World as predicting that the time is coming ub< i
id III not ask this world for
every'
working man would have two holidays a week and
more.
4itn who i* efonomical
m ju*t poHttamr
\Vhcir^*otrxomc~ttr
ihc end o f a perfect
smoke-ill ore is noth
ing like Clark’s Teaberry Gum. It cools
the mouth and the
throat and sweetens
the breath,'
i " ! ' 0 C o m p a r i s o n s , t h e y s a y , a r e o d i o u s , a n d in I his r a s e t h e y ;
-o-
HAPPY
THOUGHT
C
.
_ ’ - A_new-sense.
, of security comes with
E. .Ird St
for Congress, we have but one choice. We
veteran jsilitician Joe Rears, who has otcuchair with such grace and comfort that be.
i, let me haj e my work to do, ^ a r e pm t it'll In* i>
in
A
Elton J. Moughton
h « « n*'»i b e e n a b le to s t i r h i m s e l f to s u f f i c i e n t a c t i o n to i.c,t ., iliititr fn r hi** district (losnitu till CI1UU)
tr* \n no f e f r ii, love; hut per- c o m p l i s h o n o \vorth> t h i n g l « i
^
{[
0 r Wl, ca n
_ love cwtciTi out four; liccnune year.# granted him in which t° 1
*
* » rhimictcr
r hath t o r n W . - l l o ihnt fear- vote for Ruth Bryan Owen, a woman of im sua
>'
li not miuii perfect in love.— . imd ehiirm, of oratorical ability compaiable to tna
ohn. 4:18. T - mtrious father, the “ Croat Commoner", and of such energy
A Y E R :— tionl, we wilt tn u t
vlt«litv that she never fails to arrive at the goal for which
and not tie nfrald.
l.
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Will Ite Held
and Storage.
Phone 40ft
D F ^ Y ^ F F A U ^
f o r governor.
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High School Kxprcsaion Recital
tin nling. Crating, Shippina,
VJu Dnal K()i N J KAIL
T m c t f i NEEDS
N O TIC E
Ti -"t—
Friday Evening nt 8:00 o'clockJtn:or uigii Hriiooj Auditorium
I^S S IN G ’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
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IIOIITEOUSNESS
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I J t b t r r d H u a i Tu*(Ci:o Co.
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Has Regular Session K < mU i, r
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Shinhobcr and Mr*. J . ’ and Mr* M. J. Lynn.
Mi.* Holt. Mr*. llVkle, Mr*. R agalV *.^ -Z ,
Om member* attendliig
Those attending the Sanford, dole, Mr* Stewart.
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| this meeting wpiv Mesdnnie* C. Gnin*ville ball game* nt tlain*vi!le
Mr*. Chun Milter of Fond dn
s*
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Stoke*. I’. K*. Min Mead, J, 11. j I'ridny were (irnce nud Alma Kntz- I**4*-. M’ i*., i« the guo*t o f Mrs. A.
The Ksthev Alettinger Circle of
L 1'miner. A. Minehew, ininger,
mimrer. Aldia
Al.li.. ILavigne
........ . and k
.i " Kurt:
the Women'* Missionary Society o f ,‘avkl' r<
K.l„ ,
i fl TS -f.
The Five-hundred
I lull UIMSU1 . . » l 1
wijrd
Entzm'ngcr.
the I'ii-t M tlmdim t’ hui.h held I!; F fieiuhaw. C. K- Camp, W.
^tl-le-tsaigly entertained otr-Wednr*
their regular business m e e t in g ■--** P a me>. .1. It.
jiul,..Jtdui . ATr*..„ J- ' X. JStrfrfj*
day by Mr*. F. C. Slade when I h r w
.
Monday^rrrrrTTTeoii. Marrh Uth.
Rflfrhtey,r^U*{;J,ff,tft ii r I.. Shin- ■spmtttng HCT Weeks in Titusville tables were in play. Several tea” ”
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a- guest o f .Mrs. C. |_. Morton and
fhe home of Mr*.
K. rourier.
r*.’*• A ,:"i:ei*. W. P. Field* Mis* Morton, funner resident o f guests were pVesrnt at the sevring
*¥*•_ i«t
. 1
»tn<l \i** If. Hnlticn
(<-f- da nty refreshments of snndLongwood.
The •o.nrman. Mr*. M.
L,
Itaines,
' ■ ' ■*
' »r *1
wiehes, grape punch, cake and
jOneped
e<l tin oi eling by .asking Mrs.
At
the
I*.«t
1
11
.-hut.
h
on
SundaY
MRS. 'It.Mtti AN
KM FRTAINS
A! Mini hew to take charge of t h e
m orning, Rev.
Dav'd' Dmu;l{i*s pineapple shei'bert.
,|0votlooal <,., vUe which .onsisted
l.otigwoo.j at;e
devotional
j rctirhcd (lie sermon in the eve* * Residents <*f
Mrs. Mattel L. Morgan enter i ing. a eonummity song was en- I greatly iutdrvt *twT in tlie purr hast, •v •-*n»l . >
: ; r 5 ; i f e j w hr^ u
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!
*' •w i Z
by the Vf.1V- T, U.
tained the meinl.eis « f Circle No. joyi.l hy a representative c >ngie- of Seminnla Rare Track l.y M'. N. IMl
the »Methodist
' Reynold* and his a* sot i a tvs.
•i of the First Methodist ( Tnmdi viitt on,
'<»j» r
S .d o | f W t .T W hi;r» Association. “
.
'
C V ltun4r llr*'
n” rU,,,'' " C ,h‘‘ l,,!“
The Bible « Jul. met at the Or,
An eight and a half pedt*! '
The program7 n full and the
- *;» co-operate h f deferring
c * ? ' • ? “ *. Srffcre ,cml and approved. Prove! .Monday nf|etn»on at her home on
L', left 'nt tile; We*t
• Summerlin Avenue.
ango and
llla.-k m
Thursday . auehter « n . horn \m Thursday to
.
Il*t
of
charnctfiv
L
s
a*
follows:
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n
S
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s
ly
^
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pledge
card,
for
tinJubilee
AVv'ek
pchofil from -T to 5
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until the f»nnie tinu*.. nan nunou, m w . .Mnrv
Mrn ()r p ,av
Devotional .-veiciges
were led aftei noon whefi the s|n,tv ,,f p.,|. Mi. and Mrs .Wlcklif Nelson of “ •“ "1 ? M,.t
given mu un/l
C A ST (/h LHAIIACTKRS
N o new entries will he permitted
S*P»»re*. Mr*. J. 11. Terguf by the Parent Tenchsigned In all the member* present hy Alts. Otto S.hn ehl aftei whjcti I'stine was tonlimicd. Those pres- llpe. nx\.toif l a k e .' dune i» the
•imtt
Dr. roster, Minister, R;.rtvHig- j„ either eonteal.
*.*n, Mi*. W. I, Hughey, Mi** Ksion. The public i» cordNine
o <jo. k P. M. was appointed report- were gjveu liy tile differ,, , nt \u re: Miss Dolley, Mrs. Me baby's niittte. Mr. lynJ Mrs, Ncl.-uii
(f*.
These awards were-to have been |tlier Hughey nnd Miss Fiances ns the hour for prayer daily this ent chairmen. A very pleasant Kmstry,. M i " Clack, Mi-. Pitinrd, were fixknterly of Tftntpico, Mexico.
Miss fl 11 Pumpkineator, Hride, made nt the Flower Show, to he Hughey.
^ I,n*r 6. t ... .
Week in enmipetion
wiili
these •meinI hour was enjoyed and the
Wanna
White.
•>o. K. H.' 7will he
Itoltl March 'JS and 2t>, and while
Jlledgt‘
>
—
TlUirmm
I...
i
s
report
ctl hostess usi.t.'d l*y Mm—Harry—t;
■,(I„ k „ t ,h o/M ,,on lC |n M
Mr.n .Jock
te
?l>raU‘.' drooln, Owen the necessity for po*tponingrth.-m
Mrs. Samuel Dightoh; eleven ' i <it> to the sick, twelve 'Wilson served tasty refreshmentKlghte.-n member* ware present.
is greatly regretted, it i* felt that
Kntertains Players lltouipiel-i ar;,l tw,, ttay* sent. Mrs 't The
poin tV
1 LucV Locket. Maid of Honor,
j
next meeting wit! lie held ut
it would he unfai.' to entnpare the
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I
JA.
(tog
j-.,
Asst.
Agent
o
f
the
^' ,'
. . , Tinttn Thec-.lo*tn Murphy. .
the It..in.- of Mr*. It R l,tiiv with
n of the Marie R affo | M(. • Juck
H I *
,
. ,
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.
. i
i ,
Ml**l«lnii > \ oi. e, reported eight
D o lla r D a y
Best Man. condition of the improved planting,
T 1 1
( I f ] »«
•Mi- •I:il\U*N l DWilM a- Irdil.-t*
An informal yet most delight- ^ub„ cri|.., . ...
T1)l.
are
Society
asked to ( Dougina* Stenstrom.
with the original photograph*. Inkif
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r
M,-R„iv
k'dock at the Church
Polly Keltic. Bridesmaid, Kuim.i en « year ago. until they shall have fill a ffa ir o f Hie wee-k was that o f ('.hnirimui
F o r T h e F a m ily
Tuesday evening when All*. Sam- *,.nt a i,T ,.t „ f
ju , l)t. Su,;.'
.Louise
Temple.
had
time
to
recover
more
fully
|pant. AM thnpe plannel
It,
Dightmi
entertained
the
|
shine
fund
.,.
,
i.|
|
,
ted
.it
the
hisi
Lon
n
wood
Sukey
Kettle,
Bi-idesiiia'd, from the damage dune hy the fi-o»t
asked to notify
*
east and chorus of “ hi* ' I ’ lK-le’s mepting I'b.
i n I.* voted
to
' «i<*
Louise Johnston.
t
, *V
MiUide Cnrro'vby,
Miss Moffat, Bridesmaid, Jane P A R T Y MOTORS T O O R L A M M I Niece,1' and the faculty of the change n- pi,-out name to The
Al •. and Al i
R. f!
I 'n’ >\ I1.1'.
.luiiior High School at lier home on Maria <el.-ni I'm I, in-ti ml of the
Chorperiing -or Airs, Kotley. L
T h i s iniunni mill Sl.iiH will a d m it one fa m ily
b -. a .-lit. . t.mi tic l> ,o.l
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iker.
Betty Blue, Bridesmaid, Alar
A number of the N. do V. How llnghey Street, following the pres Esther M.-tiuigei i iide. One new 'A Hull of ‘ Apni. A| o . i I', a I.
( *Ml§ .
Vo I he Milmic T h e a t r e IT itL o lit see Ixttrl
Him •
(inn of tluk Holy giiret Buchuimn. ,
ard Chapter t :. D.
motored to entation of this delightful comedy. menthel «n - : 1 1,1, I. Ales, J. II,
Mr. mid Ati* •.,• o j > 111. |,
(ii.mes, dancing and other pleas Howard., rite ,Pie
lTal Ph'.ii-.h will meet
Mistress Mary, Flower
Ut lantlo M’ ednesday aftei noon to
f.o this .pm,!
! I V. lit III It. d Ie 11. i - .in t
■»*
Dime mill tieo, K. A r t h u r in
fyi.-i.ij- even ng at the Inez Williams.
attend a special meeting of ih>‘ ant forms of diver-inn caused the ter wer, ...lie. led l.y llie Treas tth.k ll.'t.-l all
i >, •. ., t o n
hours
to
pass
all
too
soon
and
at
a
Jennie Wren, Fhnvei 11ill, Aim Neighho-ing chapters w-hirli was
liter, Mi- i b
i o utl .lav - to M i i o
. j . i *. t
on it-i- Tile next
presided over by tile state presi lute hour the hostess served dainty meeting mil U- held the «ei oml AAi-'t I oust i-,.s. rt
liceting of the W. f . lei Knox.
angel
Polly Flinders,
Flower (ill I dent, Ale*. F. !.. Ezell oi
held at
o’clock
Lees refreshment* of individual i onik.id
Arrivals at Ml.. i„ i. -I i.
|‘ V,
I AlnndaA
n April at the home of
( liuich parlor*. Sura Janet t'h.ttenden.
. 'r . l J
burg. The state secretary. Air-. food cakes, and ice cream
i All**. Job
Riniihl \, t.|l| \\ Fii-t Fletchei, AA. II.-Iv Al .- . v I
I Chilli's Welfare ProAlary Lamit, Flower Cirl. Mar- Lee, was al-o present and made with hot fudge.' About thirty en Street. At the .lose of the business Rehiiiv. Newark. Ohio, fi.o,, At.ed
■i il*
ten arranged.
gniet Spencer.
I a talk. Mr*. E. A. Douglas- of joyed the cnrdtnl hospitality of sessiondelightful cake
and fruit in. Flu Mi and Mi - ('„• > III v ..m
.
.
Hobby Khnftoe, Ring Itearei
Sanford was among the inter. -'.* Mrs. Dlghtnu.
Wedding of All** Jill
5
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punch tv
ira.
r
■•TV .1 l>vthe hosle- -e-. Mr. and Alts
f Rr> ant- a'td A.
-■•J
ing speakers for the afternoon.
." at the South Side Dull Epps.
CAMP FIltK Clltl.S MEET
nl at K urt o'clock unLittle Hoy Hltie, Ring Bearer
Among those f ont Sanford were
Ijee* nf llie South Ride Jimmie Lee Iteimilrl.
I_____
Airs. E. A. Douglass. Mrs, MTIIianr
The I ’ miPyi group o f Camp Fire
cut Teacher* AssnriaWillie Boy, Page, Kent Itossilei |C. Hill. Airs. A. P. Connelly, 'If*,
I
a Marriage of Jack and Jill
Blue Eye*, Page, Thi-mu* Cobh.
lie., IV Caswell, Alt-. David Cal.l- (.iris had a most enjoyable meet*
C .s
Simpl
Sitnnii. ll*her. Wilson
ilcpartment o f the
S m i lh s id i 1 Sclimil A m li t o i iu m
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home
th Scho'il will give rc- Sneed.
of Aliss Alargarct Young on Hugh•o.i La-.
Friday — S 1\ M.
tiYIock at the SeminPeter Piper. Esher, d. S. Driver.
Airs. Charle Nimnmkri' o f AliAvenue The m e t i n g was ealHuhiI Auditorium.
Thomas A. Tntlcrin»ii*c, I'slier.
^
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tltill
*
:,0f
Children
2.
*
k
'
—
Cast
nf
7
<
l
Children
ami i* visit ing ji,
i Sanfnril a- the led t> order hy the president Miss'
i
Cninni w ill entertain ^ 1 lie M illianis.
Ii
of the l.ottnphull 1 Wondrous M'se, I ’ sher. H.d.hte guest o| Mrs. I! I! Itrig at he Juanita .McMullen. Several impor- i
home in May fa 1 1
1.. nt t h u g s were discussed in clu d -j
at 1:011 o'clili k tit .her Newman.
( i•lltii "
! u*
Air.
Pumpkineatei.
Bride'I'alh
met to A veilin'.
ing plans for a hike to Kilvei lA k o i
111
1
LA
SSI
l-’Y
TOO
LATE
er, it. (i. Newman.
•\\ .1 IT
on Saturday afternoon, nnd a I 'U y }
ATI IMA AY
Airs.
Pumpkineuter.
Iliide'- Small bedroom good ventilation. I tu he given hy the group ill tAe '
The
place
Guild
your
home
i.lgi- pm tv ami dance M nt her. Dornlhy M'aricti
...
J11 Iteui future.
•
next to
biith Hot water
Foito-t I like, under
Air. .lack Sprat, tin uni's Fath- Magnolia
F a ir’
of tit.- Knights nf
i Those present W'ele Misses Mill"- |
*v
e . , dames Sherman.
•s-:iI.-1 lilies. Thelma Tew, Juanita
ltd- at eight oVelock. ( Alt-. Jack Sprat. Cltiiom's Al-itli-
Mr*. Mary Roily entertained, the
M i
member* of the Seminole Itelwk, Telephone I 4 « M R S . F R E D . S , D A I G E R , S o c i c l y E d i t o r R e s i d e n c e T e l. 3 7 *
^nhs Lodge at a spend the day
party -at her home. The color
scheme of gold and guen was cur
Pi imary School Will
Club Postpones Its
V
ried out in the decorations both in
Give Play Tonight
Contest .hiding
Judinur Date
Da
,hl* ,iinin* n,ui Hving mom*. At
• _ -----r ,
;*by nwm~hmrr*the tnblp wa* eprrnd
- ■
O ik* of the most' interestingClwlnp to* the severe
severe final* of ,,B‘I n deltclou* five coune luncheon
events on the calendar for this •tlll,
i , " a * . served.
past season; ....
nod. the, ,damage
, Several vocal selection
week, U‘ijU( he tfvj ‘‘ W eildigg o f Mr.
done to -hrubherv and vine* in all ‘V"1
e.uoye,touring
.Inck Spr.ut anil Miss J:l| Pump,
,
pari*'of the town, the Ranter.! , M
> Pprntooo. A feature; oP \Wikinenterr - which KvUl'tftkV
Frlilnn
. . pJ*™ 1Hardin Hub hn* postponed th/ ‘'fH‘rnnonKa*lheguc*Mngconte*t
ial~r
lendati_
r r r i -.^
“Movie”
“BABY MINE”
F R I D A Y and S A T U R D A Y
Loch Arbor
M
to
De
Forest
Sanford
Help wanted. Saleslady f*^.t Satu r McMullen, Anna ia-imie B l o w n . I
er, Shirley AA’instiut.
■smiM. : ij j .irm-j
day l'.xpcTietu cd only II and A'-tgiinii Haines, Nellie William*,
Alothei
(Inn:., Illide'* tillHldami
At.ii
g
a
ii
!
I
Young
A D.| tartiiu-iit S.infold Avc.
th>* im.llier, Ann Cnrhin.
.Mother
Ii ul.hrril,
Min.-ni'- '
IfiNHAY
All and At,-. H |! ,A|i Cnuslntnl
(irandmother, Carlm Palmer
■1 i-vpiis-i.iu recital
and Air. and Mis. K.lwarl ( ‘a l i e n 1
Iviiig Cole, W alter Meriwether,
I fi;tw uV/m k at the
Jutve Jieeii the Sucst- ,,f Ah and
(fuel'll o f Hearts, Helen S h oe
K\ er\ I r id a v
cliiici) Auditorium,
t Airs
Mis .^ Urai ifr i \ - t %o.Wv fuf i hu 1
maker.
' I
c- far the St. A ga rs
l*vu weeks
leti
I'u ^ b iv J
T om m y Snooks, I.eRoy t ’oi*|u-r.
*
'
tu Id at
(id oYloek
imirning fm llicn liium in Philii-1 ‘ Atimis.-ion I n .
Bessie Snot-ks, Dornlhy Mitchell.
Ii llmi-.
Soloman (iruinly. John .Morgan. J
lidpiiia, Pa.
> *' i
4
mild nt Holy Cross
Nancy Klticnat, Eilu .Mae C a r t e l.
infill v\iIt meet
a*
Alan in Moon. Junior Cochin
..i tin I’aiish House,
al
M argery Daw, I.ilia Mae Rayti <tub w 111 hold leg- ' mot id.
Melluidist
Annex
t>-.-i'iiur and eh-i
lti- peep, Lucy Kmmpllat.
Thur.sdiix (i:3tl I*. M.
•>- ai
id o'eloek at
Kitty l' ishi i . Ella Maud Jones.
Mi- \A. A. Zachary
Alls. Hid Woman In Shoe and
rtau- v.itli Mrs. Znchher Children, Marjorie Coghnrti,
1 II i olclough as
Martha W right, Itlaaciie Brown,
lio n s McCall, Alary Wright, Merit
|Tl LSI) AY
Sunt
h ward.
hi*- •f the First HapVested Choir -M iriam
H o l l e r ,,
SM....I will meet at
Alary Chapman.
Louise Pui'd'-n.!
the Ilium* nf Mrs,
All i v Weill. Karla Wheeler, Eunice
puil on Elm Avenue,
Tyler, II I'olhy Sinit'i, Doris Rmk'‘‘Pl'.’iril and Air*.
C.
y. Jeanette Chapman, Anna 1tel I
fc'tl'-s.
Brown, Virginia Merriw elhcr. Car
D’animuit of the Wo.■line Hill, Dorothy Clause Soloist. |
will meet at 0:00
P ian ist:— Mrs. 1>. L. Thrasher.
Between the wedding and ie-1
|EU\KS0.1Y - ___- .
”<ctlon tKere will lieTi sFri.l'l inier- ;
p.-|iaumi-tit of the Wnmission lini ng which IIutc will he I
»'ll meet at :t:00
the follow ing speeialilie*.Solo Sybil Boyd.
Overall Buy.-: Charles AVilllam-. I
W a ller Campbell, (ieutge lo lb o it,
lack Lingli’ . Biliie Am ent, Le.inunl Atmi-r, Jack Bolt. Atlhui A id
l e ! . Lincoln B lown, Harry J"e
iio t the Methodist
Al in.-rick.
>’ i ' . ni.-t Monday
Dutch
T w in * :- Mary
'A ur
1 the lioiiu- of Mr*. L.
g in ', Lowell Hoover.
"n link Avenue. The
Dance: Julia Ritchie
v 11 Shinludscr preT w o Musii.il Numbers liy Alls.
ud m poitant business
W. W. C. Smith. Edw m. AA illuir |
in-
a
Realty
Co.
’J On (I’. hu k.
rdiallv inviteii
j s t o . \ twin at
) o'clock
I
OKI) I’.ASl I It )NEI) StJFA UK n.ANCK
LAKE
W . C . T . Um
M ARY
C A S IN O
Milady’s Shoppe
Night
fw«
Old Fashioned
Slipper
).iIi. |lip
0/
Spring M odels at
: t -; < <:•
Mr'all, a. Mrs.
J.
'
M.
Mason,
-Mrs.
Itr.Alie
'
K.
F.
Ini
ik
Ronford
’ "CONEY ISLAND"
Oviedo folk* will stage 30 min
i , " 1>a>t seven months,
\
where i?l:e ha*
ute novel entertainment
IWfti .Tt'.'• " "
trai ning
°f The Herald.
''
’
FR ID A Y
llr i
i - ..
■)
.
Karl Dane and Geo. K. Arthur
'*hich wa» fn I,.- giv-
"'gld hy tlie Lion’*
. ‘ BABY MINE"
SWi’ fl ‘ r^ihelalier'-tfil*' pair, for
tVjr*ir fiije- work in "Rookies”
Novelty
“J.OVFAS SPRINGTIME"
exlravaganiH
account of the
f tlori <il44««s on the
T'on's Club dance
. .Milane— Paramount
& I
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is
y m il
q u a lil v
nppiUTUIIltX
g in g h a m ,
to
lin e n ,
Sl'lis l
p r in t .
(limit v and M artha W ash in gton
light and dark shades .
,c
in
Contrasting Pipings
G ood s, Dimities, Prints, Voils,.
T O N I G H T N. I*. M .
Charles Bowman
Hutchins
i
' ■*»! *fl
J
Organdie Collars
Pleated Skirts
'(.n il
fPM
$ 3 .5 0 to $ 7 .5 0
to 4 yd. Pieces
”1 IH
Select vours while the size range
America’s Grealesl Nature
Program. Assisi ing Artist
Helen Owen Hutfhins ■
Newa
, i*
is complete
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Tonight
8-15 P. M.
Adults 50c Students i5c
This will be go/si. Don't misn
Hutchins. Only Sanford Adult
program . Come
Thursday
Evening. Good parking spare. .
Ii“ j
• l <1
Linens A n d Silks.
%
Irish harpist and flower
lady
*l
in
" r *»f those who took
II,n -
\ i iiii 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ilt-1«* luuiM1 di e** vviintrolb'
fm s|n ing and s u m m e r .
D ress es lit
■
^ » i t m „ witf, the I)*V-
?r
(
'tu *
Florida
A big hit with a big cast.
"'ho ha* been
$ 3 .5 0 to $ 7 .5 0
of
T0D A.Y
" Airs M. E. Moye.
t.
O n C olored Cotton W ash
On, Hirds
1 l» Martin. Mr*.
Smart N ew
14 to 44 •
famous American nnturni
isl and bird artist, in
niclures-and true slOi
'’.''..ii S,,uircs. Mr*. J.
MI [ :
-M
■0
lary Society
Important Meet
r- Mr*. It. J. Brownell,
liriulhury, Mr*.
1„
(1
D R E SSE S
FRIDAY
were Mr*. S. 0.
!r> L. p Hagan. Mr*.
•iw-l
ih
SUM M ER
REM NANT SALE1
" l " win- discussed and
A|i>. Hi (idle Wil- and Elixahetli Smith.
The wedding cake used ill 'Ini'
1 ^i! means chairman,
I presentation was kindly di unit cd
rk l.. i|,e ladies to »ew
|jv the Federal Bakeries.
Ax i "tenant car* were
I-- • *'Kned l.y all presMr. and Mrs. (Joi.lon T u g g le
»t meeting will lie hold
r ,,f Mi- | |) Martin. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin Tuggle
arrived
lure
th. tiusines* session o f Danville, A'a.,
ur "as enjoyed when Tuesilay a fternoon un{l are t . " I
Mrs M E .‘ Moye, . house guests o f Mr*, f.ordon I l,ttilliuiv . Mr*.
R.
T. | g l e ’s sister Ml-*. Lloyd Bn.vle at
n,i Mr. Walter Hand her home in E d g w o o d . _______
•him-nt, ,.f itl. e reu in
b*'d i in ke.
t
SPR IN G A N D
Price .r)0e
H PRICE
'•rt]
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n
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it:
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v:-.:.»ii
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Ie„ „ ..„ e r f l ' story
A. lie WHS just handling* f4he
property like he does n celery
form, you can go In him nnd Roy
“ Mr. Dutton you -can handle my
celery if you furnish so much
money.
:*Wr
{fcofltln'ucil from page 3)
i«»r
4- Me furnished
the luniK
_
cut dow n the loan, f r o m e o m o $26> money 7
l a s 000. t o . $16,500, didn’t y o u 7
A. No. he furnished Mr. Col
Mow
A, Yes, 1 presume so.
^.,. bert money.
n th
QGYpu presume soT
Q. Who operated it for the
T«
A. ' * Hewlett the property to the bank?
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—
Mni bunk
1 ^lon’t.. , .A 7 ~ HjTJrtmlivhrt) MJWTHwf ’ W
----- - und It wns sold, and
..
pumamber the'AHMbtit'dt tilt TffTfil ,jid the bnnk furnish some and
------ Inveppngnt,..
ngrcod thht Mr. Colbert have the
t Mr»
privilege of operating it that year
Q.
Mr.
Lake,
if
the
bnnk
won
rr, n
•I X undertaking to save itself and for himself, and we' furnished
■« mako n bona fide transaction, why Colhert money to operate that on
didn’t .the bank take title to the to see if he could make enough
money to redeem this propeVty,
1 i*f* 1 property 7
fV isllr
AC We didn’t want to show in nnd a big storm came and he was
not aide to do it, and we had to
Hr l the assets, so much real estate.
lake the property and keep it.
III t
Q. Whnt?
kr rival
Q. The rvuson the hank didn't
A: ■ Didn’t care to show so
hrra.
[ A4 much assets in real estate, and
kllftbt wanted' to separate it from the
»a«t
ll* In other assets iiecnuse we didn’t
•Ini* want to show so much real estate.
I
Q. You meun to state that, the
SDN! bartk didn’t want to show that
they had nothing to show for the
! THK
$ 10,600.00 other than that More-_
■1st Tiaven Farms note?
-l>rra
A. Thnt’s all they had.
tlllr.
Iona
Q. They .didn’t wnnt it to show
tlerr
on the1books 7
—laau,
P W
A. What do you mean?
^•Am i
Q. 'Hie Seminole County Ilank?
iram Inuti
A . Of course itt wns shown
Cl
in the hank. As 1 explained, the
Ian " I*
deed was taken in the name of
•A n.
Forrest Lake, 1 think, as trustee.
.
When
thnt deed was taken, we
bUBL!
*, ■ thought we could dispose o f it and
IO IT retjra the indebtedness, and it was
canned thnt way on that account.
“ I'hilip Jones ' White
OIC
Q. And I ask you why?
in a1
and colored llromljA - j. 1 reckon it didn't make any
wlu
rlutji shirts, ( 'ollurs
difference.
peo|
atm In-d.
Q. 1 ask you if you didn’ t tes
Vt
tify. that you took it thul way he*
re ll
cause you didn't want it. to show
:t low
:i pair silk socks reg
ill the assets o f the hank a", real
LP ha
ular li'ir - values or
estate 7
Is n
2 pair silk socks W5r
A, 1 don't know tm* reasons,
ohn.
Tallies
that may have been the idea. We
*r a t
didn't care U> show all this real
t* an
estate.
Two ^cmiim
Q.> Was not that IRe reuron you
hide hells. All si/
gave?
A.' l’nrt of the reason, and
for inen
the other part I expected to dis
pose of it quickly. We did sell jiart
of it nnd two or three years Inter
took It back and sold it nguin, 1
think It Is nil gone now.
Q. Was Morehaven Farms opernting the farm for the bunk?
A. Tried to operate it one year.
Q, Who wns the inuniiger?
A. Mr. Colhert.
4 . Where was the account car
ried for that?
A. In a hank down at Morehaven somewhere.
Q. Was not the account carried
in the Seminole County IJutik?
A. 1 don't rememher.
4- Don't you know?
A. I don’t think there wns, T
think we sent the money down to
Mr. Colbert to pay the labor hills.
Q. You
testified you were
bundling it for the hank?
A. May have had a emiill ac
count hi liic Seminole County
Hank, hut the operating account
wits parried at Morehaven.
Q. You just don't know wheth
er you had one here or not ?
A. Not positive o f t hut. may
IinVo had a small account, I don’t
, O n -W itn e s s Box
-G iv e n V e r b a t i m
-r
.r/qsirnre jttjAaaw'wnwaas rrnv ......
|tbi* iAk)|iei|f dl
kriiw all'
It’ riVifu, uHowini
- you wnnt to tell the jury?
A." I think so.
sets?
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'
A. To tell whnt?
4 . You know whether thej-'d
A. Thnl was the. main unison,
4 -YofteU flow it was handled.
ami another reason wns that 1 or not don’t you?
A. The loan was taken over in
A. If they remember it I do.
wns handling the proposition nnd
4- Mr. .1Jike. you have ' tontifV (my name to protect the hank from
took it ns Trustee for the bank,
nnd I nrted us trustee for the ed that that wns purely a business la loss— V'ou got that did you—
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bank all the way through. The
bank officials knew it, the direct
ors knew it and Mr. Key knew it
and so did Mr. Deane.
■ <1 md-all-th(» DJreStoPs' Xnmr
7T?....
A. 1 don't know. •
Q. Dili nonie of them knmV it.?
1C T’ t
A. I presume they did, it wan
1
lh.
Sliced
H
am
.
,
(IbrusHfMl at the mcrtlng.'
*-1
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.VQ- Are any of them^in town
now ?
1 lh. F ran kfort Sausage
A. I don’t know, ought to he.
Q- Have you had any of them
1 lh. A ll-pork Sausage
Kiinimnm'il here?
A. No.
. i ’ <i J i V ,
DOLLAR
.
1
*-
Basket
The Outlet is Selling O ut
Meat
»**•••■*
’’ l.ee’s Ciiion Made"
Khaki
Skirls.
Two
pockels. Special F ri
day and Salurdny 2
lor
outlie ta il
ial
Outlet
Offict*
Ian
a r;
. Inal
kr«
d t»
re I
i
Ye .
reel
• mo
. Y* i
iv
we
s
1 7 lh
Sunday
and
1 8 th
C
There is a new performance
ertorn
(■weeping the land
md — Chry*
<
... “‘‘ -7
7” .performance—ohsler
72”
solcting everything in its
field today as completely as
dhl the first Chrysler four
years ago.
der car, see the new A m erican Edition
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Sltavffer’s I’nis sV I'cnrils
Alarm ( lurks
Aulnnii/ers
2 pat'lciges Ita/.ur lllach'.s anil a lla/ur VtHvHcnn; T
price ul |wit
FOR
fitF
Flione 103
N e w Chryiler “ Red-1 le a d " En
g in e — dot'icnril In luke f u l l ml*
vtnuuge i’l bTgh-t urnpmiimi pm.
These bargains Friday and Saturday
gallons Iliter liras. Ready-Mixed i'ainl. .r» gallons j«l regular price
of $2.80. One additional gallon for
greater tfi-i-il, pou-rr and lullilimlmig alnlilvi ilaadarit equip
M. CARSON
IV *
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I V
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These 2 days a gallon fop , .
tyoH-OyC vx-y )C
, jra» tA l- >Va
I IK-
A-)
Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Co.
4'*
1 1 n II.
112 W. First Street
• "
■i.ij.t •_
•«**,
I AM —
Personally and po
litically dry. having
always.been s o » po
litically,Vtnd for a
long time now^per-'
sonally. dry.
Now /and have
been ,for about two
years physically *able to perform the
duties of iny ' pro
fession* without in-'
terruption and of
theioffice*which I
seek?
_A ’ lawyer by profesfiion,\ liuving %ta
ken * my law degree
ntlAVasbington viind
ILee* University' in
[1910..
' V
A
cracker
by
birth,. baying been
born at Kissimmee,'
Florida, December
1C, 1887. the son of
Charles A. Carson
and Annie Bryan
Carson.
'<
‘
k
, -
Phone 303
• A-cracker by ed
ucation, h a v i ii g
graduated from Os
ceola H i g h School
lit Kissimmee, and
Stetson University
, at Del-anti and hav
ing attended fur
'bne year the old
University of Flori
da at.Lake .City.
A
cracker' by
'experience, having
Jived all my life in
Florida, in Osceola.
Duval, Broward and
Dade counties.1
M
^
Av .[cracker1 ’
by!
'intense, conviction.'
/it cracker',byfde-' (the latest!proofjof
'scents at Aleast^six]
that‘ being my suc-(
branches of ^mvj
cessful attempt-to
Ct)iuiU>Uaviagl Uuedi • '8eer;that Florida’s;
inj Floridal forfmore
laws; ’arc) 'enforced
thani a, century:
in' Dade1aijdi.Brow.'
Nortons,lEubanks;
ard Counties., >
Browards^ Terrys,1
■%B(
•, A lawiwri Ujcion d
Hawthornes^ jpryim s j "
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TSaoheriv
,
j
b Iiow ^
Here is a ltd of paint valued’ at
Where I Stand
I.AM —
A i f act ive' lawyer^
'as\tbe reports' of
the; Florida Supreme't Court. will
only
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—
Co.
Motor
r.TT- -•
I
discount allowed on all paints in the store cash
SU N P R O O F
All privet /. o h. fl.'fr.'it.I
la enrrent / i d,m l , 'tial
Chrysler rlealers ,n- i
la extend the eimietuem* ifl
puyiaenlt.
piling I?'. grriUi-r lortjur mtK
Who 1 Am
. ■-
Jlluilrlonv Nen- i hrsilrr
Twu'paiicnger C‘oo|'t(wiiir
l)le »cat), S154S; Kovil Scdttl
$1 59 5j S port Ra.iditcl (iM|
rumble teat), J IsVs; Fa
e n g e r C o u p e , SIS9||lNa|
S edan,) 16 ‘J S; Convert iftCa* |
( w i t h ru m b le teal), It* |
C r o w n Sedan, $ I 7**5.
G O V E R N O R
L A N E Y ’S D R U G S T O R E
E. First Street.
112 h, t> ImI'i'i in/ "DO,’
(tundaril tm tlir ti>oJ'lm,
a i a i l u h l e at ili^bl rrlrd
/o r other body typo, uj tK«
uiuJ " 7 2 . "
Park at Commercial
o
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4 *
The Great Independent i
( ’amly
$:Ui.r) u gal.
Mcl.ander
ment on all hulls mutldi af i
You owe it to yourself to
know ibis superb Chrysler
perform ance. A d e m o n
stration entails no other
obligation.
Parkside
STUDEBJ1KER
Culy’s I’mv tier
-
r“
In traffic, it whisks to the
fore in a way that out-Chiyslers even Chrysler. M oun
tain grades literally melt
before it.
77 horsepower from an en
gine of surprisingly small
she for such capabilities,
through Chrysler’s special
genius in design and pre*
cision manufacturing.
72 miles and more an hour
— now made still 'm ore
smoothly, nio-c easily be
cause of ihci'iumtcniciglucil
, 7-bearing crankshaft.
3 /». *>i. to l i p . m.
Hath Sails
Cult’s I’tifiime
P A T T O N ’S
DEETCH
The Uicyclc Store
Demonstration W ill Prove it to You
i
T h e Com m ander, v.orld’ s ch am pion car
DOLLAR DAYS
6
5%
*
Z ltL
o f the Erskine Six, the new Dictator and
See Our Table Of Dollar
Specials
I’rg*
vcrntl;
louaai
amon
<e it i
w
OKTROI
In addition to this luxurious new 8-cylin
fo r
Ther
it to
itlc.
in i
tirlt
ina,
GEO.
**
reception —
Saturday and
M arch
Paint Specials
“ I
wing
Inaugural
91
Hals. All si/es. Spec
L a n ey’s Drug Store
Pror
ate )
at mi
*lr *f
' v ^i
P e r fo r m a n c e like
>
rmah
” V
100 horsepower—^1985
Men's fell and Velour
Itiillt I’mvtier
Keys
IIHessen—,
al
Q. Who furnished tin* money
for the operation?
A. The Seminole County Hank
furnished part of it ami 1 think
F. F. I>iiltoil furnished part.
4. What ilnl Dutton have to
do with it?
A. As I say I took this proper
ty over und wjis holding it for the
bank. The hank tlnaiglit.it could
operate trmTe year and make -uf
ficiont, to retire the loan I*- the
hank, and the hank focni»lieii the
momjy to .Morehaven furors to op
erate to see if they coohl, ami
they didn’t.
Q. Did Mr, Dutton c o m e ill gr;t<is or have un inlpiesl in the n -
B icycles.........
P resident
Collars,
D O LLAR D A Y
BARGAINS
know.
-
The New 3-Cylinder
Special Sale I’ ll fop
1
REPAIRING
—
is no ----^
On the eve of a most
sensational victory^
Dollar Days
"
For Dollar Day Specials |n Sport. ing giHMls, toys nnd Fishing Tuckle
it will pay you to pay our store rt-f—
- v W ls a -R w i-v .
M arket
t
in il: •.: > y 3 ^
SPECIALS FOR $DA
G. 1. Fischer
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« wBrB ji iK
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no
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Here are a few Specials for
linen
...
lint pc|
n rcnsdnnhlc time. Therefore
held tm» proflerty in trust .for the
Hank 'amT'Mr.. CAlhcrt until hu
mode the payment.
Q. And it was purely a hank
operation ?
A. Absolutely, not mine.
■Q. Not .y o u r s ? -»
A_ ,No, 1 had nothing to do with
!i y i *P i
—■ •* <*** - - v » i
4 . Then why did you permit
the hank t o - take the whole S1U,500 out of your account?
A. L said 1 didn’t know it wns
jebatged to ?ipy a c c o u n t s ,
Q. Didn't you testify that you
knew it when you got ynur.stntimehC.| • i:it
! V '.
A. AVhcn I got the statement
the hank wns closed. I discovered
! (fTtfritl hued oti page 7)
The Entire Men’s Department.
W hile
♦*» a<
»«
Ut.<
L
I AM FOR— v .jComplete enforcenieiit of the Liquor
Laws.
EigbL m o n l Ii s’
mini mum s c h o o l
term.
‘Local
men to
drain the Ever
glades, under the
present Board. *
Early completion
of main line roads.
Removal of all of
ficials proveriito.be
corrupt.
■ |
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■_
A . fair »deal, but
ho more, for capital.
Gradual
repay
ment toJthe|coun
ties of money spent
hy ithem I on Main
State Roads.
A square deal, but
no more, for. South
Florida.
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*
J ..have'reformed myself. \
F',’ * 1 have helped refoini mV’ city.*
1 should like to help reform piy state.
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A
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^
I AM AGAINST,Rnce-lrad<
K8l^J
bling in any form
Any other ,fl*‘
grant and notoriog
law violations.
Wholesale,crime* I
'Tammany
ods in.Florida.r
tics.
Promiscuous (*5".
paign
•
promise**
Politics^., in
State RoadiVem
ment.
'
T h e present
Drainage Knffi'^’
Any political?
terference^vithW*
University’
!l.,
College*»
W om an 's
_
new code of
Any new Pu^
bankirq'Jaws. f - .— i.. -tnV&brtdheW
,-
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
O R L A N D O ,i F L A .
Write for Platform.
-----James
M-,Carson,‘
Orlando, *Fla.fa • " ’
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A modification of
the game >and| fish1
laws so that* our
home people can
gain the benefit_of
our wild life.
.7
My friends.
7*
some time t° ^ ,
Any ''riT'iidiatW
of pohlic'debtsJ'V(
Sidney J/Cat^i'
|
My
.
. '
enemies*
1
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im
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PAGE SEVEJi.
ua'iy U« t « u
AU . R A T E S
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10— Livestock
(.'Cmr-UrrA****** *
SSrpLhke- Mary,—
B ,d7~w»l ** r***1’ ^
Ifi-A Poultry and Etffis
.1A l
White Wyandotte Chicks, bred to
lay. Send for booklet. Fair villa
Poultry Farm, Orlando, Flo,
jUd and collector «enl
# line
........... ....8c a line
______.7c a line
li'riiea on reqneat.
Irtduced rotes are for
lire insertions.
of overage length
Btfd a line.
charge of 30c for
!B a n k e r ’s S to r y b“ - T ? •
have any personal
|On W itn e s s Box account of the thing
at all?
’Given V e r b a t i m A. I had some record, but did'nt
Boston terrier puppies for sal
Pedigreed aleck. George•H:■W ii. s
Everybody's Offers
•
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O nce you Visualize the endless
DABY chicks.
Tailored strain
White
leghorns, S1 1.75 per
100; Rhode Island Reds, $10. per
100. Circular on recquest. Guy L.
Blackburn, Ellcntun K. C,
Stream of people who are advertis
10-11 Plants and Flowers
ing their offerings in this section, you
*
*T.rtisinK is restricted
classification.
Ierror is made The SanL|d nill be responsible
one incorrect insertion,
trti»er for subsequent
nlTThc office should bn
immeiiiatcly In case of
a d v e k t ise r p
IHerald
representative
Ul> familiar with rates
lind ciasslficalion will
l 3 complete information,
voti wish, they will assist
Iwording your want ad
Jt more effective.
Azalea sale pink (Imiica) (5 in. to
r> in. 33 1-:1c- each. Order $1. or
over prepaid. Belvedere Nursery,
Enrlcton, Fin. J. S. C. Collins, pro
prietor*-.------1-------------------— ——
14—
Rooms Without Hoard
1 Bedroom.* -Ill Perk Avo.
15— Apartment For Kent
ing it and seeking the opportunities
which will benefit you. Scan this
section daily for the things this com
Nicely furnished
g a ra g e
a|»art- I
meat, with garage* $23.00. Kii- !
quire 104 W, loth..
can appreciate the importance of read
\
munity is offering.
l room npnrtment fo r rent, t.ang
le y apartments, till Farit Aye.
Call 251.
ur.ccmenls
Bungalow apartment. Completely
furnished.
Desirable
location.
nf Jack and Jill. Souththuol Aeditorium, Fridav Phone OS*.
Afjulls 50c children 25e.
Furnished apartments, hot and
|;n children.
cold water and garages free. In
lit. Metier, formerly of quire Mrs. It. .1. Holly, 518 I’arl:
Lille, Fla., announces the Avenue corner Sixth Street.
his dental office nt
CLEMENTS APTS, lilt; Park Avo.
leifch Bldg, with Ur. MnsFurnished apt., water and gar
age. Reasonable. Apply Apt. I.
yflNG Imng'u Pule Fork
Nicely furnished apartments with
I'lH 1 ulr.icttn Ave.
..II modern conveniences. Phone
7d. Call at .'tin Palmetto Ave.
And P o u n d
Ifi— H o u s e s
F o r Rent
P olitica l
Political Announcement
A m iotin cem en ls
p o i i t i i i : i.i:uiNi.\Tt nr:
p o l l m m i SI x i r o n
I l,.*r.*l.> announce mv ramilitary
i
un.i».*uc. is a ■all.U.lwli
Itir (hi. l.i'ulnlblitre sul.Jeet >•• I l i e , t, su.-ct-.il |ii>c.lt ,.s Senator Iron
will of tin* voters
ill ’ « mini'le) .......................................
ii.v J'lli si'lui!orlnl til mi iel rum.
Couiily In the Iil'lnmry III In l.elil |„,s, ,1 „ f Si inllloU* I'.n vniil Com,,
nil J iltic ’ . I’JlMt.
ties sillijrvl U> the
licmacratlC
M M l.*'ltl*
iirliiiarv t.« be belli Jtio.- 5l!l. I'll!*.
If elect * ,1 1 11 ■ion i sc to Coll 11liar
In will li f.t| Ihe best ihlciesi of (lie
i tut t o i m i .ii i»t;r.
alol i Invite y.,u to l»y
I 11 i •*I»> .itmininc*' nt % * ,i fiih'li»c> -llstrlil
li'ii'ata111r i ill** iiffliT nf \' miiiiI 4 .! 11*Iin**, •*f i I'l'.inl on ’ iich loinoil m l
(dal
;
o
a-*
•*! roarta. 1*1 |ihi*i vull"H of
ScintiHih*
nl.i
■ulijri.f
l«i i It*' ;»c1i»*!i *if Hi*1 1'«*miHTiitlc "in nafoi.il resoil. i' ci*. iI'.liielloli of
liij.i' 1 ami eilec.it Inn
I nsk
I',n f ' on Jmir Mh.
Mv ram - stale
ilie siiiuioi *. ol all lo at llcniocratt
l>,i Imit f*tr llilh «*ffn • im it» it**
J J 1*A It It i SI l
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fiicmls t lir«*tiuh**»n ilitn
•-Minify unit w * H<»llclt ih»* sHinn *c!
1
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ill
tin*,
II‘ MIIMi III) CUUlhtlat V
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ci tin Ifm |It-tti'Mt't it t
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fill
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(Continued from page d)
titis charge yesterday; .morning for
tin*. ti.s( time in my life.
0
You didn't know anything
about it until yesterday?
A. Nut a thing,
if
When* lias that statement
been all this time?
A. With my
statements, 1
haven't lucked at m y statements
f o * a period nf three or four years.
Q. W lien was the charge made,,
according to your record?
A.
You have gut it there when
it wav made (indicating ot’.O o f the
HtntcVvxhititt'rL—'—
. lJ- Ib is (indicating a certain
pupcrl i. in evidence, 1 will ask
you tn refresh your memory and
stale tn the jury when that was
chare tl against ytnir account ?
look at the balancei from month
to month.
y. What was ynur salary at
the Seminole County Bank?
A. About five or six thuiiwid
a yin:*.
lj. About
fiver thousand a
year?
A. Ye*.
y. Was that credited to von:
at count when it tunic due?
A. Supposed t„ be.
y. Don't you know ?
A. I was told that il wa
didn't examine to see wheth >
was or not.
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Didn't you check up to klicv
whether you had money to puv
your checks or whether you wet**
overdraw n ?
A
When l bad at) overdraft
Mr.
" Mr. Deane would miv
A. I notice a cha*ge here, Iny iii'cciim was ovonlniw n usu rlv .
gent lenten, of
charged sometime tltev would and -oti.e.
would not.
nguii" t the are iunt n f Forrest I
Lake mi ' el unary 24 th, lt*2li.
ol
did you take
(J. Un February 2fth ll*2*», and
you now ,i*l| t ' i s iury that volt
didn't find that mit until yester
day'?
A. 1 didn't find that slip until
yesterday
y
Vrnl didn't you know that
charge w a . made agiiinsl yon?
A.
N e t did not.
(j. 'Ii Lake, what would yottt
hunk balances in the Bank " f S e m
inole i 'nimt\ fiir the last two o*
three year iij'p*cxinpitelv sh ow "
A. I don't kii* ». \t times 1
had Iurge balances, and at time,
1 didn't I want tn i *iUrnte this
and want vmi t" n iiiembcr it. that
I never "p.'iied a %l il • n, nl " f min *
nr l"> le d at mv ai mint fo r a p er
iod * ' :* t> hi five >•ai
unit'll
tj. ' a didn't
w Ii
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at til ,e i "lint nf *imii' I had a
idea * wbut I n . c
pending,
did n't ii..w t vva i*v erdi aw u
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Bunk
i a pi* t led c f Icur vei*
that sl>d3P0 didn't make am b
A
I put m money,
y. What other iinomo iiij *'ou
have other than your salary ?
A. I made money in ten! t>
tale, 1 "wned considerable prope ty
i t al rstate, etc., diiiti't live it*
mv salary alone.
By THE CttCRT
tj. Mr. I ake, I would Ido t->
ask von a question if yon don't
mlml ?
A Ail right Su
y Didn't
your bunk
*< ml
month)* statements cut atnl 'he
checks?
A
Yes Sit
y
And ymi mean i " say Did
you didn't look at you ■ u ‘ oiled
. hecks?
A
No, sir.
Were you not in gictd dot
gcr of puy ing bills Ivytto, or .not
tiling Its ' that
A
If 11'*\ dojis i ..W Dim I
have
lj
II t. pi 11v haul to get m
to nay them ciut I am very cu'e
fill n *l 1 t pay I cm t w ice
A
Mv wtfo pay . th, bill .
By m i : s m i t h
tj
Monthly Du- bank mad • c l
.tint Ihcv .t'ltf
-la* m i
'tal* mi nt uist like any IwmIx l-
fens! ant minced thAf it 'haittmiUy^
ert ft * right to tile*.opening
ment of the r.iorning.
,
Mr. Smith and Mr. Palmer YoK
lowed H. S. White o f the ilefcns« ~
and Ion L. Farris o f the p r o f i t * . *
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______________ tion, hotn o f Vfhom nddresicU the .
the debt ? . t ii._ ___
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jury—at—W w -u igh t’a. wssmnr MP.**'^*
"JiisLSud-retUeilquui-*iP Ihctlabtrr-iVhitc -opened the defense’s sum- '*
y. TTjcn you sobt 'all o f the nmtlo.i of the case, speaking for
tifoperty. tuui.*d 1n some more mote than an hour arid half, with
cash and discharged the trustee-1Mr. Ftifris fullowing with an tid- *i,*'
d : e s i n? about the same length.
•shij« didn't you?
BotA sessions nttrnc.cd large
A. No. There was not suffic
specticori.
Standing
ient money received from tin* sale itowds of
to retire the note or it would not room was scarcely avni’ able In the
small court loom his: night, many
have, been charged to me.
(J. "
i was the mortgage pay persons standing ou.sidc in th-* * '
crowded hall. While the attendance
able to ?
■< A. Payable to me o the hank, this n it nit.g was not as large, t h k
I don't know, it was a simultan spectators followed the lawyers’
u.guments with as much ititere* .
eous transaction.
lj. How do you know whether A considerable part of each nuddul
ience was composed of women.
you owe the note or not?
1 Ilf' banker’s trial entered it*
A. What note,
fourth day this morning. A day and
y . T|p* $ 115,500. note? ,
a half was required to summon ty
A. I said it was no obligation
*■•1
venire and to select the jury. An*
i f mine, all the tithe. I Had noth
•other day and a half, was used t>,ai
ing to do with it. •
lit
kprawmt—i be—ovitience.—('oiTiiik'tintv ~
y N M ir~|Jtke. lliere is
JS II
|| ereilT
of testinony was announced In.g.*
here on February 22, P.t2t> of $12,yestenlay afternoon after the de- ..
U22.IM1 civdited to your account,
fctise had placed on the stand as
isn't that a credit from the sale
it v only witness, the defendant of a part of that lund ?
binker who testifieil in his own
A
l don't know anything about h half- 'I be exnmitintiim and cross-; ;
o .iimii ntitm tvquired about
an
(j. And you don't
don t know where |,Mt, *
I
that cpnie i vun ■
_
In roin'lutling for the 'defenac
A- • put m deposit" II km : 1 1n-, morning. At orney Palmer atktmw eve y trinsaetiim !• mane, tuekcl tile state'q. case for,minter-'evt iy laml -ale. If ytm look • p the , , , . f (w '. whidi lu* pointed out tn
deposit slip" you will find out.
S}„. jury lie criticised .the ptusotj. Isti i tt a fact tha* w h *u Dint e.it nut for seeking to mnvict *tht*
-----------transaction was closed that tin* defendant for two alleged crime.
.Moreluiven Farms netted
and for attempting to establish* '
»
—
and it xvas credited to your account that the hanker embezzled funds
ami ai that tune this-total amount through another person,
was charged to your acemtit?
Mr. Palmer took issue with the
A. I don't know whether it 'w a s ! state1ns to the account known as
or. not. I don't know anything the City o f Sanford bond nccnuri:,'
about n.
declaring that the indictment read
ij. After examining this paper, that lids account was a checking
can’t you give any further tu'sw.'r fund o f the municipality w hercaj
in* don't you care to? (Handing lie declared that a witness fo r the
slato had testified that this ac*-i
vvil ties - an exhibit I,
\ I can't give any fin ther .ins- I'oun: belonged to the hunk itself
wer, I just set* a civilit h'*re of nntl was not subject to check by
(*■
$I2,P'I2.(MI, if you look *ive • tl.ii: tho city.
lie attacked the testimnnv o f R.
t hi wiB mv more \ tedils Dtere of
"
Deane, deelartug that if hia
tlep' its.
; Tiitcmonls were to be tnken m*,
mu*, then ho was as guilty o f the
Five room homy* for rent.
Clos<*
alleged offense us the
accused
in.
Reasonable,
Apply HOI
hanker, heemtse the attorney rent,
Magi (ilia Ave.
A
I have mentioned N \ I'ol- tended that the transfers in ques
puppy.
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''**v eii r<> on house at In lit French
litit it' the mini who hong!, tie* tion were made hy Mr. Deane him
McCracken,
self. Ho culled atlention uf the Jury
Ave..
newly
finished
inside.
p. it|teit v tlown there.
in controverting what he termed a
Relit $25. pi i month, iuquiic of
lj
III* Wll' .1 it l/etl ■f Sant i *1
mi leading statement o f the state,Inn. 1). Jin kins, -rimrt house.
"tis In* Do'ii '
cmohUef
l. M I '• that the m t used man is being tried
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loi a paititular offense mid qet
room Inu.'e furnish. <1. Phone
t,,u,Islet ’2b OF
h.< v i ii.
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f*>r "busting tin* l>auk."
,i l 'lust be i'l •in i \V.
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lie ITU 1. i'.'.l the State for .'illeg11 .... " 51 h St.
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Fhone .'!. •inject to g o in g out on edge id tn Iinn i v
|ll'liiii«t ' ' • I**' I** »•! in .1i*tl**
I*. ,1.-frail,I amt declared Die stale
li 1 die .' iicii
material \Nill. Ii ij.jeetl"-l
'own il ile-dt’iihle Ini’iitiuii, Apply
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G. M. carr Herald.
|on the (iHti o f tho ilefetulatil. He
i n *r>ft: \ O I ITIt s Oi hi ; h i m i i . i :
anil ■di.*ci metal works.
ll " defeildant. V
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challenged tho prosecution
with
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tlilimg
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Dim*
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yjii. di.'i, ohjeeleil on Do* g*"in d
,,, |o time
Im*
Splint;
I h* III thill
in opening
Ins ad, it ess.
Mr.
fielia \m
Phone 117. |*,,.
nii.*rx *•* iip Id hi t>n ,In n•’ 'll .Inn* t.| 1
• •1 I 11a v *• 11V• 1 I
w bento e m 0I1 **ut w t laid a-i.l- t|nit it ,' iminatei nil and itudov
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ant, anil not in cross ..( a i . ' t ii",J
I h .i v i * *n*rv»nl 11 -* •
fi’M 1" %**ar| n r« Servirp
II. Grinds.
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nil riml tiff fun| ) i ll "
\ ., 1, >*■tin* of Die time .I'll 1l"'V hi'niigiit out on lin eii examin'd cm. I . it t" I I I " 1: the ’ lug It and might V '
. i*HIlf 1 1 iumi'
i o ran : \ u i r m <»i ftr.MiMii.r f.*i 1 : Yf ,t 1w
' i i ’i.t said Dm1 till' would jiiways
got
Diem
w >, ,t l.tij
tie anil I
Whiih ohieetton m e ovei rnl. d l y
' nf all kinds
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23— Wfluted |(pa | Fittale
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buy In acres high, uti- tl** i I ("tiiiftls i ‘ mHi In
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lb* ileelaie.l that insinuation* o f
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I hvt i lit N*m m, t H
l 1# l it*- 11■-- Dd f Y (ft*1 **••11
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•"lulidy dry land, close to Sue
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tit,- ilrfeii',. u> to piti'ceution tncIw
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'till I.*J, Ht \ ,**li Park Ave. or fill'll Mr. Dow ties, 315, N B road
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"•'I vii’i* <m all way, Orlat do. I'liotie tH'.fU.
th \ I' 1
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I 441« N 111 • <iiiiu:ii » mv* cundlriacv I ,y. |,IS h*III11 Hit
in ilel.iil. ,! ,* lltllll IMiH* H, n -tifie.l that you wen pre'ldr.
fur \our old machine, on 21 — l.ols For Sale
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I.el us help
nl flu* aeei .mil mul s**i
,,f tl,. Bank of Senium! 1 .Minty
2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway, Dm ii *-1 h-rl Imii In 11k•• nf I h‘** nf HlirF* ‘i f a i*‘ I I III %1 tnn •*' •if ir Ml p not | III |
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,* bunk -o uiio h. I didn 1 g *
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sewing troubles,
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Ihine .ill material Itie pel
n\*'! tin* item' chili ged In me.
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I luring The la I l lin e
ing land, outside city limits. I.. Iicim n .till priiiinry in
J ut l h^i-.ti-a 1 -Idui^d1
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Do
you
know
when*
tint
l
pfir Si wing Machine Co.,
fm tr years prior t•> the rinsing
I w U | iihi#r«n(ijil i* your
1 Oil ♦ nV s t \lii.i:
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1lie pie 1 I l*al b . IU- • l',
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tho bank you liaJfr held both
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now ?
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in Jill > pollltr III will, ll |l ' .1"
lilt* moltgilgl'K "II it, the prnpe. l>'| nano........ that win heir
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illts i«et II '"Ilk * u*l»t wbut was D,l' week?
stale had shown that
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• .vtMlIllririhllM I I ' Mill I * I
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tbt
had wilfully nail k iav , igty
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th" t e m p i ..i to d e ftaud the ScmitioV
hi i«s T,i v lU lh l. •" |kt in 11> Inlllf*
«n , asli 1,ml iimitguges l"i the balm,,.*
'n il lie ’is now In
.t | in ibt 1 f n .u c u h ' 1
o r p i : m 1:
1*0(1 .11 ^ 1 i n
0*1 Farms, Groves, F lin ty nf Wit*ID & CvlAI, at D*t- l inn nf 1ni'n 1 hi *,» - TIil«, in my
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j hurt's Wood yard. IMIt * Cv* ■*I*Iti (**11 *mi I** *if*-*t* *1 hy
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rill PRINT SHOP
guges.
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tier Dial i-Xeept D u
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■* ■"'"* "f. any thi'ig in i lurk Jewel! (ins Range with oven Si'linnl- i ' i .idiIIi*, nn l <*11l» h in»rI .- | . it Ih 1»|h|I I* I I * J IV |rill . *» |4Ii I ' " im * >‘
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r*nillt> IL
ill Drill IU4 1 h r \ i . I ' i
I r Si'imiiD.i
regulator $7P. Citeussinn W a l I ii'ii In 1 I,v 11,*A ' hone call will get
several Week' prior, and ti ll 1
cash put ,1, tin* bank and the bulIf (inlini « *1 M tinImlli Ili;i I htll I f ui 1 In* If
* ml nl it l *• fu r 1 * I* 11 ri t h< i
l*T* *\ 1 **1 1
this transsi t.on hail *hi.vvn o
ao* .* tepi. iellte.1 by a m u lg a g e .
PI. He f 17-W. i* Rail* nut dresser $20. Bed, Spring & |m*mlM' I" *I»W.I. .ill III* <•!»*'m y n t Ml ll i* ** l .1 i f i . n f«>n1 I fm> ! ’ # «41 r* ill id
, * >4 *|a a A*•-. ni"t n
1 . t - 11 *11 Ml III*’ \ 1 *I •• I ‘ M,
I'lustVely ilia! tin ( Hike* had
MiOtress $20. Sellars Cabinet 500. ii ml «•%!•«-1 i •-11 * » i h ; i ! I | mimm*hh In l»I« •la.( , f t||t*| • 1 4 •*1> 1 1 * UI4 .
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lie rrralli'd liow liunalvi
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$H'.,500.011 note instead of iutv mg
In I !»•• I d 4a
■hi : m u w a i . i . p a i n t $ lo. each. Eddy refrigerator $50,
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I don't know any thing about tl to ,, credit o f his personal a t - mis-m g and fo r the evident pui 4
f urn n i-i* nilIiIhI** for r**-pl#rtl*»fi m t t m u m * si m i l * t k m »i : m
mi Mi|h*
P,: i I I: IIIKR tNFORMA*
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OF PI III.Il | \ v rH l» TII»>
inking
this $I(1,5(HI. im!c out.
I'iilllil He wits found guilty of em- |ja.se o f l overing up the ullcgt \
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you
M
Luke,
when
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f imil I" Ids own Use. Ihe crime offense. He said the w h o l e . ca»*
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iiii»> milijfi l tn Mt«*
I*11 I It* *.f f h * »*f Slip*4! till**iut* nl '•
« "l.l.KP. SANFORD
your
I u 111
Mp»*l i *
I'rlrmiry Vnyg
till tn up
I*ilhtn
tiinIrm i lull
of
jh'inin-.h 1 nil* :*.
you deeded that property und look Was « lilinlttril "0 Fell. 22. lt'2ti, tvMtlved itself around the quesT
M O N E Y TO LOAN
llf*M IiUt*il
I 'uiitltA , Slllljl-t'l 1*1 Ihi- YYlll 111 th* ^ <p|M*rl.
ln- lion of whether the jury « « > to be-y
m some cash, tu *tt il over to the HI 1ill illl ir to the testimony
ir 1 • M|l|i
T \v L a w t o n .
ONI
D IA M O N D S .
W ATCHES,
v* 'i rt« in lh«* pilmmiv Jiiilri ■» ^ 1 uf
lieve Mr. Deane in testifying thutr
t
induced
in
the
timl
i.ank and turn over to the l.uuk the
4iiit|inl t « i l l h* 14ppri-i mi( **t
I'G STO RE — Pre- J E W E L R Y
AND
PERSONAL
run sit uni ft
I nil r i . r i l l i o r TIII 1 im h i t
It W Deane, assistant eushler he made certain entries a t ’
MAS
11131.LI* MAX W Pl.t.
so
that
mortgage
al
the
same
turn
r
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t
HT
•gs, Ijoda. We are P R O P E R T Y .
1
not
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offtra
H E R M A N 'S LOAN
I t«•*1 1 Ii\ ,1 tin niii'i* m' ' iDiJllllO
siterllf uiol will iippr«*ol»,t« atip
note o f of lie b l n net instil ulnm. was the Lake's mstructinns ur Mr. lj*ke«
phone. Call lti.'I.
O F F IC E
27 W. CH UR CH S T , of
l u l l HlMiTAIII.i:
tin* who took the stand to deny it. Ill
f*.r lit.- nf.......... . I’ lrrV* " f ' " ••If the original promissory
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out
of the slate's still witness against
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$Di.500.no
was
taken
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WALK
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ItliOCKS— Irrigation O R L A N D O .
bunker Mr. Drulie testified as to deteimining who tuld an untruth;
f nr III* ..fiiii *•( iii tmlull li% hi-*i 1
I,.h i |(*im nt 7hi- Unit D hill* PH
t,link’s account?
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•uni v nn Inn*- ♦ H*3'*
cuuld
m u N tiK iin r
*n'l t.'cni rul cement work.
how Do* ...... ... were mud........ 'be Mr. Smith said tho jury
A. If you will see tin records
|i I. Tl III \>11 Lli
liet eltv iitlltuu*.t e II, v ennitlilHey nil J nn
nr
tnotiUily
payment
1"n,iete Co. J. F. Ter- Straight
1
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K
INLAW
bunk rei Olds III the inslnu-tmii o f judge the two men by their mnn*
tlii* off let- *tf flit'i'llt of S'l'iiiloyou will w
K.-3
e all Ihe
tin sales made Mi. I .tike Numerous
I OH I III \TV p i h o *i :i I TIM*
plan, tm improved City ami sub
bank
re m*r iimi denirttnor on the stand
l’t' I* dr*I and Kim.
I'litiilly Miltjrel lo Die Will of r o n 1 1 .1:1114 o r 1 Lit 1 i r l o i t t r
relirr.l certain indcbledm-ss of the
v i t o h m :\
voter, ul II"' Jinn* I'lirnnrv.
urban
business
nr
residential
co r d , played a prominent part m und their individual into res Is i s
I
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More
haven
Farms
und-^Colbeit.
•h>(TING The Roof k 7- property.
ru mt Iflu I*- f **1 i*"riliicUnu In l hi* »<f nininclliif my i'ailillllui'H
See li. VV. Herndon,
the e vide nee which the prosecu tile result, of the ease.
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Hiri
riru of f ‘ hi It 1•f I Ii r» fi r c u l l fm iri nf f iii * nf I *4*111It > Pill-*'ll! UL \Mnr(j. That note was 1 rally paid
Metnl
shingles Seminole Hotel.
lie went further into detail uu4
tion
introduced and which the de
nf Hr 111 IIf*!*- *‘••lint y, Klnrhln. hiih- Mi > rillhjlfl
In till' |" iinn'f*ll •*’ hefor* your account was debited
“ ■" ' <1 and galvinir.ed
r u n r i . i : ii k t t u n i t i o i ’HT
in il»»* *l« 1 lMi*ii «»f the
fense sought earnestly
to keep asserted tlint Mr. Deane had us
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J tates II Cuwan. Oak w e 'are prepured lo conaiiler apparticular interest In the o u je o m i
a ht 01 the records.
tor tli.i office of clerk, of tile III thr pi innMiiiii' Primary I!!•••* .*
tmI Hkhiirt' Iliriii# if i'l" , " l h , n
plication
for
firs*
Mortgage i'l*e,ill Court, •ublei f *■» tli* scllon Hull
A.
What noL*.
I411"! 1 St. Phone 111. .
Tlic defendant was placed unex o f the trial, but thut the defeadunt
t <1 I ri lirillj nil J11 III* 1*til. A 1 ■ ulvr In Ihi? flutlrM nf Ihri iilllrit" n»>
f Mil- Vole,,
t (I It Julie I’ l Tmnrj', 192*
w on the IkthI type o f resitj. The Ilfl.BOO. nolo?
Vf.1'4 hriril fei'iviro
....
pectedly oil the stand lute yester- did. He said fiq; the accused ^vank.
''PI-* s 'gli* of all Kinds
i>. it. i - i; a s .
V K iWllTni.APS
W 1: W II ITU
A. W hat do you mean paid?
T*s and Mercantile Buildings
duy afternoon by the defense. He er to take tin* s t a n d -to ujutit in"
fthitij ’unit £; Wall I'apei
tj. At the hank hy delivering testified in his own behalf to colt- ntructiug Deane to muke tho trans*
nfotd at (! pel., 0 1-2 pi t., und
*
i nn i o \**t a 111-!:
( Legal Notices)
p» !
I u-irih i** riiinnuno Hint
8,|icl.j depending o r. the charucTcr
cash and m ortgage on tin* proper tiuvett tin- testimony o f the assist fern, would lie to confess his guilt?
m u s iii.itir r
>4 rm lull*!a«** f**r i lit* nffli'i? i*T 1
|*CllApil repairing, piano yf loan, constiuction and locution
x o riir
to
i*nri»iT*n«?
lie minimized Mi', lailfe**'state;
I her* by nniiounii mv.elf «• a ((tMi* f-.I
IlMlIi M nf I |||- |'*M4*ri
ant cashier, denying emphatically
ty?
MMlIdaU- for sliV riff of Kemlnot* PlHlrkt Nn 4. Srilllltinlri CtfUllO. IN I'lil'UT ill*' I'l lb NT V Ji Dili-.
of
A. Nn— Np.
that lu ever instructed Mr. Deane ment that he knew nothing
experl* wilh •" years •t htvldings. C. ,S. HOAG & C0M- ■•ountv subjert to il"* action r,f Ftiirlilif ikif hi lurilh i4 « f lh«* P*m
s' k m i n . ii.i: ritijNTV. s t v i ' i : u*
I' M111111A
. . ... Ry THE C O U R T
to lim .sfrl the $10,(100 to hi* etyd- whut was going on. in tTie~*lta^X
tie Deoioeratlc |.rimer*'
!•• r * IMrilrh » •’ imiMit-luv Klrrtlnii P»*
•S-ujforif music stop* ^A NT. 7 W. Churh St. (lrlamlo
nr
pvu tn k
i«‘ lit In ||,» early fim I .if Jii'.e t*. J*. r i m k. Nt.'ii 1 r i « 9. in, i i , \ 12 in n r rsT A T i*
Fl Slu
lj. What he is trying to get at it. The witness sought viainiy to with reference to the ileluila-ef it(|
We. Me Lander Artii'itii m i'l.i t a n r >i*"i'•'*4*‘4*fI •
Very rriiiti'llvflv
mi I) trieI
I hr i|rit’|rih*|| Ilf th*4 l'*ni2
S
—
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a
d
i
o
|Phone S;j*j
is that the note was paid hy d e 1,nir
t: i : mt a n r Mrirullc Prlnhirv tn hi* lirltj mi J«i»,i ■ Tn n i l r | riillli»r*», l**i; »i*• • * ' l l ” ' 1I
>*n the a h'*' s i " . nei. operation. ■He asserted Me. l a k e
til *-i' rl, «|till PH (ii-nS* II- lul% MiU livery o f the mortguifJ to the
alii A. I» •J*?*
"p Wanted
Mr
Deane hud told yesterduy { hud he’d various positions o f tru*|
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fU O N E 57H ?or Repairs on all
I Wtil rjiplriiial. W IP riUppnll
ifriIll IV j
: hunk?
rim m i m v riiia n ciiT y H
.........
but ■'tider n vigorous and that if he udmiUed (hat ha
IlfV'N l, AT 111 I »*i 1:
mhl(es o f Radios and I’hoiulj IjiiIv u'iniied
V**U. Mll i l i «l*t| n f ? i*U •*< ‘ l i ri l ri l i )
ATTOHNIir
o in g .o n it
la
didn’t kn,*w
tm*w whqt
whut was
waa ggoing,on
| A. No, air it was not. It eouhl cl u; ss-exunittn.:ion h* -in* state he : didn’t!
who Is am*
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unnuunee
mV
runitlclucy
gfajihs.
If
we
don’t
fix
it.
there
ITHI Jl «TM 11 UP PK.ilT!
l * ‘I Mi* a KoOtl education,
lr W h V W t s w*TTf>rfT(¥nr' tI<<iAlI'
f
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iv^a been else X ' i
r
re-ele(*ttiin
to
D'r
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fflce
of
a!
.lualasl
‘ ,J learn •.nod trade that is uu charge. Couch's, 108 S. Park‘ l VamuVX- Viuse'aMvpa *-A* l«»rsV>a, ’ mil*self was criminal conduct on *•!»
'ler i , f T ; It. tiia1
inert*
l l l ' i i M have been charged lo me
1 e "Vtaif i f
PATH',
A1*"
’ " ■
” fei I lo the "III o ' tin* vo.ers III for J list ler of
Die I’oace. fllatrlel
f Sell,' see it.
Al of this
inurning* - session
f i '
lie Democratic prtmai v on June k No I. subject I" Die Will of Do* l i t M l A 1: 1 : lit . e a s e d 1
....I.- D ootiij. I'l.,rid** . . . . . | I o n By MR. S M ITH.
t* 1 if# said Mr. Lake ha * m,
jrtliN D, l.ftiN V Ilb T
was taken up with t.,e argument*
Deniueralte voler* J u ly 1th. San
ki\ i ' '
!,,tu.Hlon in the
Indue
of
lea
II.
gharun
Cnoa*
ford. U k r
itoyiue. Paola. I.ab-*
H. tthut his bu»mess in the hunk
■ apartment o f The
.fflce In
Millard
HouHe Painlinff
Q. Thla prope t y w«* being of State's Attorney
m i l rOITf.TV Jl I»c;K
Mary’
la.imwoud
A!■••*>>-'!■** Temitiota Count*. * 1
■o< I n o t . '
to get customer* and to b
_
I C o u u t v 1* o r t a o i i
I
liereb/
anoounr*
o.y
cantll.laey
i
jj,,,
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j
Puiral*
City,
funalilut**
carrietl
for
this
original
debt
was
and
Tom
Painter
fot
the
de
ttklM1;' “ " n the Sanford
Interior Decorating—
I XV e l v r
•' »ini>
I'birnl.i
v ' ’’
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ie-rl*rtlon
la
tha
,
offllW*
af
u,,,
.Iisiilel
mure
m
oney
it
i.n
e
w
.W
y
o
u
p
tv
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it
not?
f#lt*e,
.the
Intter
being
the
last
to
»
d , ’y >0'"'ir ladies un i
.....
'..uni) Judae uf Keinliu.e Couuly
jr
t |ii.iini>i' no
liom*'*' MMlllhs f 100, tIn* -d •• 1 t!(
H. A. Halverson
J>
aef
II , l e . I Al " i l l IT.. A l>
A. The entire debt.
peak. Laith spolfe f o r
s!,gh^y uil.jt .1, "ye** k* 1 4«n|
tf, ,U
• have trained
'lorl.lu .ubjr.'l lo the will o f tha |,u .limss-llke adinlnlalratlon (•'"•*
t: At ANN INC
AIKS Al
*;
more
ttione
j ‘.nl i3i In couTi SpeaT
Di-tnoeiullc
Vote."
i
f
Hetnlnola
f
rnr,
t|,e
uenul
me.lrl
lean
men'
»*
p 1 Vcar. If interested
Q.
Tfien
you
sold
off
the
propmore
than
up
hour.
Mr.
Smith
bemo
Very Reasonable
r s lu l. of
C v . eol.lv >.( l b . .
'ouniy. In ihe nriuurrailf Primary
r..Tly ennnerteil wllli tl.ia ofI * n t r j r l . lluriiU Miilfyirn, lie
renum" nt Herald
erty, (tart of it, and |>n»d poet nf | ginning nt 10 o'clock nfter tb# de- It."
Phone 432 W. 708 \Y. Flrat Ht. . I.cllon to l,» helil Jons Jlh. l i t * ()t.^
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I, tolrn last Friday night*.
Jrhili* pil'd Shetland p on y:
|,1: fn"-li clipped. Reward,
fit"
I
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You mentioneil a m.i" by the
name of N A. ('olbert as being |l,e
originator o f Die Mo'eliaxen I*.ii ms
ileal
v ii»J
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B anker Convicted
Of Converting City
Funds To Own Use
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YOUR
PARER
Fiuridu'H
w
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THE
.
Mostly fair tonight a n i
dny, except showers in i
north portion; somewhat
in extreme north portion.
H r nr I
i i n
World’s (Jrculwl VcKC'nble
g^lion.lts Richest Gnrden Land.
SANFORD. KLORIPAa.iWEPNESDAY MARCH 14. 1928____ Member Audit Bureau Of Circuit* .ons
IfOLUMB x'lX *
Great Bargain Collection
For Friday And Saturday
Trial Of Ex-Banker
FRANK L. MILLER
f S ' c o u n t t BaDnk EVOLVES SCHEME
r Nca" ng ,tsClose FOR REFINANCING
C ase O f F o r r e s t L a k e ,
D e fe n se W i ll N o t
P la c e W itn e s s e s
_____
L iv e s
T o
W EATHR*
In tro d u ce
ginning " f the biggest mercantile
Anxietv Over Safety Of Avintor On Atlantic Flight Attempt Increases As Hours
Puss With No Sign Of Plane
...
.
... ,
F o rm e r A ce la k e s
W om an P assen ger
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.......... —
1n S(iili.. Watchful Evovi
mem To Herald. Discusses
Plan Tn Relieve Citizens Of
”
S n n f o r ,, ° l ! ! r c s c n ( U u n ,c,n
Anxiety neepenetl with every pus sing hour today as the hluck-atul
gold British monoplane,' Endeav
our,
hearing
Captain Walter
Hinclu-liffr and another is-rson,
believed to he the lion. Elsie Muekay.' daughter of laird Imhcape,
plica of 8 1 0 ,0 0 0 o l ' l l i e tUU(ls_ wholehearted appeal for support of failed to put in an appearance any
f till- Se m in o le C o u n ty Hank, the .municipal government in 'the where along the Atlantic Seaboard
— from New York to New Eoundas rapidly n ea rin if a c lo s e payment of tuxes,
luud.. -•*-• ; - ——
hell c o u rt r e c e s s e d a t UOQU . strictly. syenkittg. Mi- Miller's
The brightly painted monoplane
[)da\. At t h a t t i m e tin. .
t reduce the present iudehiednes*. took off at 8:-IO A. M. yesterday
lad virtually c o m p le te d it s 'liu t would spread its liquidation ,.t:IO A. M. New York lime) front
tin- Crnnwcll Airdionih some 76
miles north ul' London on a piejeeteej
trans-Atlantic
flight, a
western crossing of tin ocean which
never has been accomplished and
wdticji hay brought tlisaster -tad
dentil to ull who previously hmi
reMr. Miller point.* out that ni made the attempt.
ice. the present time interest charges
At 12:46 this afternoon, N-w
tnd ami payment* on principal total York time, thirty three hours lud
re!' S5HM>lf7 annunl'y. Added to thi • elapsed since the take off and an
Al- sum i* a figure of approxiinatelv conclusive
information of
the
,vas $ 2UIMI(HI for • current' expenses, plane’s whereabouts had been re
rv- With marly $800,000 to lie raise.i ceived for hours. It was la t| seen
ier- each year from taxation, tin- f,, - a yerlainty early yestcnljy,
red Commissioner points out. tin- tax less than two hundred inito** ,1 f
line >payer.* are shouldering a burden the Irish Coast. An nitron!-r <-•.••1
es- which i* impossible to carry,
ivport from St. .lolins. New I oiitslbig. j As conipured to the 8680,(501. land today snitl several p-rso.i*
.Mi. Mr. Miller's proposal rails for th
claimed to have heard the inntoithe sum of $.‘idp,0ild to !*• raised earn of a plane at Brigu*. 27- miles "« *’
mi- year for interest und principal, ol that city.
tier Added to thi* would he the HSU.-!
Anxious eyes scanned the ska—
net , current expense*, hut upon th. from Ihe coast of New hmnidlaii-i
t>> total there would he a decrease when- it was thought the pha
ttin ->f over $.100,000.
might roach lliis morning, i the
II
Uittier the, scheme Mr. Millec headwind* that prevail on a west
tilu propose*, a bond is*uc of $li.O0tl,<l|ii) erly flight, wen- not moiv pro
. n t >would be authorised to take chre nounced than anticipated l’-it no
ilsnlof nil outsLnnding indehtetlues*. where was the big ship sighted.
illy
(Continpetl .911 1'ugy Four.)
Meanwhile, at Curti** Field, Ln-tg
Island, preparations won- nmdi- to
receive the flyers. Tile plane, a
Gover nment Will
(C o n t'tille d on p ag e •' *
C o n d u c t Election
.
Despite P r o t e s t s iMissionary Council
( INS) ’ 0
P 0I1S
C O IlV e n tiO Il
In Tennessee City
NASHVILLE. Trim.. Mutch It
1 1NS 1 -Mis* Lockie Runk 11, 78.
who Inis spent more than hnlf a
midury as a mi**iunary in forcizn
fields, wa* in attendance lotlnv
when the Women's Missionin'
Council of the Southern Methixlisi
Chun h opened if* ainiunl conven-
DENOUNCES
Withdrawal Rumors
An* Denied By Cobb
Secretary To Parly Official
Stales Even Confidential'
Employes WereUnawarcOt
Continental's Slush Fund i
«w,,» ,,f t.w* >eBr " ho"
llvo
•
s “nfor'1 merchant* ,wil,
tlirow open their .door* on one of
the groute*: collection of W tain* ever seen in the city.
While Friilny nnu Saturday "ill
u kno»-n «■ "iioiur o w ” n,i"'>
MELLON
etur>' of the Treasury VnVV. Mellon, former llepubli■itional Chairman Will II.
fomtpr Seeixlu y of tlw IfAlbert B. Fall *and Bepuhli- Ranker States Cal
itional Chairman William M.
Will Re Candidate
wgre scffthnigly denounced
Senate this afternoon by
NKW YORK. Mar. N . - ( I N S )
ir Cnruway (l>) of Arkansas,, .
nur|,nnuf New York bank*
i-if connection with the lc'u; ' cr loduy .li-clnted that he hud
mu? case and the C mtim-i.tie
v„ - umlisputed authority"
ig Company’s liberty bi'Pd
|»|.,.5id,nt Coolidge w-mlld he a
fund."
__
voluntary 1 nnilidale in the. coming
■1 — "
•
I'rcsiilcnCal race.
.
IniprovisedMorguesIii if
Stricken Section Re^j
veal Many BodiesOflj
Unidentified Dead?
Declares No Record
Was liver Maintained
of Sanford * leading merchant* me
* \mH
—
Strenuous Hunt
|
Tires Rescuers 41
Scnplt* Commitpcc Adjourns FornicrTickcl Agent Accumu
lates Astounding Wenlth
I'nlil TomorrmvMorningAfHy Alone Engineering Sen
Icr Hearing His Testimony
sational Rise In Markets fhimlrodsOfliancher’sr j
WASHINGTON. Mar. II. (INS)
NEW YORK. Mar. 14— (IN S )— I
Homes Have B een ”;
The late Fred W. Uphuni, He- Wall Street, where fortune* hnvo 1
publican nutiiuiaj' trj^e/ovi'. kept been made and lost in the twink
Wrecked By. W a te rs ;
lii.t handling of Hurry F. Sinclair's ling of an eye, today watched with
N EW H ALL. Cal:', Mar. 14 .«
liberty bond* a secret from even Undisguised interest every move of
hi* own confidential employes, A. Michael .1. Meehan, famillarily — (IN S)— The flood d o ao lat-?}
L?. lA'oniux). former seeretary to known ns “ Mike", who, almost cil valleys of San FranclaquiUphain. testified today at the Sen single-handed, ha* engineered the to and Santa Paula rested In' J
ate's inquiry into the Continental sensational rise in radio enmmon
Trading Company's “*111*11 fund." which Ini* shot up that stock fll sheer oxhuustion today from j
|*r<>ntt.rd .-aid Ivi-thought. Janie*. :i-i points in fimr d s y r n f trading.- th eir twin tasks of ‘ s e a tr lf 'p
In that short time Meehan, who and salvage.
A. Patten, CJiicugo wheat king,
<wa» making a $25,000 gift to the two-.tv year* ugo' was selling | In hastily improvised mol- 1
Republican Party when in fail Up- tir l- t* at a ‘Broadway theatrical Kuos in n dozen towns aAd . i
hunt had green Patten $25,000 of ticket agency nccumulnUid for
the Sinclair bonds in exchange for himself a fortune which fiinker* hamlets from mountains tu 1
variously estimated from $ 6,000, sou tomt 226 bodies lay, iwosU-i
the contribution.
Leonard testified that n<> records 000 to $t t.(Kill,000 he ha* sudden of them *1111 awaiting Jilcntificft- -r 1
trf ,he Utterly bonds nx'tr ever kept. ly become the “hlgge.it tnnn" In ' lion.
II nl-o ih-elared that till of Up- |H*culative Wall Street over i Scores are still missing, many of j
ham's personal ro' respondent i' ami shadowing Durant, Cuttcn, Liver- then, certainly buried beneath tons* !
all icoord* "I contribution- to the inoie and the Fisher Brothers.
Tin- speculative gyration* in ’ of mud und debri* that swirled
Kepuhlienu Pally, except a caiil m.
railin' have influenced the rest of down the canyon with those twelw
ilex file, were destroyed in P.I2I.
Citnui o r i two day.t will be offered in n mini
K
to those " h ie I, may I * obtained fm
E v id e n c e W h ic h
I t . ,Vity Uommissioncr Flank I .
• 1
rr
i
>.illcr has cvoIvimI ii sc he lift* l>>*
l l l i n k s T o H e > l t C I .vhlih lie hope* to relieve thr pie.*fin financial bunk'll that test*
The tria l o f F o r r e s t L a k e , j upon the citizens <>f Sanford. In
[info,-,l b a n k e r chni'KOfl w i th « statement given to The Herald
a n d m lan p p li-
WASHINGTON. Mur II
UPHAM KEPT In Flooded Are
DEALS SECRET Where Dam Fail
u single dollar Discounts for the
plunking other bargains in addition
her of the stores and shops.
Items to bo obtained at spe« iat
tin- stock market tremendously tn
billion gallon* of water from the
\ fler he a lin g Ix-onanl. the S e n
tin- last week or morn and hna hroken dnm. The number of milling
r
ate Committee adjourned to meet
nrecipitnted
tin- biggest
and is variously estimated at from 300
at l it ::tu o'clock tomorrow morning
1 hrnudt-*t markets in the history •to 1 ,000.
in the Fede al llnildiug. Chieagn.
if the exchange.
I ll - eoinmitlee ha- Huhpoenaeil !!•
“ Meehan, a quiet, little
man I Hundred* of mnch homos and
witnes'O- lor tile Chicago hearing Wit h a twinkling Irish eye, i* (h- town dwelling* washed away; the
i
}
While Leonard " " i * on the *tinvl. “»|M-cinli*t" in India common. He $2,760,000 St. Francis Dam and
S e n a to r Thotna- .1 \talsh I P ' " ( i literal’s und actually “made the spillway and power house No. 2, .
1 shove" in radio. As the specialist of the I.os Angeles Bureau of Pow- j*!
Chain Store Ow tier Announce
Scheme After .MakingSensa
(ional Recovery From ID
llanhrnptey Five Years Agt
Manager Ol Doparlmcltl For
New NorU ( entrul Railroad
Declares Company lias Not
I ried lo Depress Ituluslrx
'll ' t r i l l 1- le a n .
.Mar. 11
lIN Sl
I'niin hank 1 untcy to 1111
(iinillioiiaiii'diiui in less than live
><*-•• -. i- Ihe si'OMUtlin.ul '*• •i*e ■
•»*»» >• .a 1 I.ueiiee Sauttilvi'. who
ev e of hunil'llll"' " lie
•» - || t
i' i
. xpan-ion i-nllipoigi a el'
l " 1’ nit \ a retail selling 01g.1 1 /
11 1 he United State* "
oll.-vv mg a meeting -a tlu
ll
.(iiei'lors of the ' hr- IIIcil- 1 - 1 'trporut ion la-' niglil,
at wliieh 1 liree dividends wen tle1 lured ti hot h eoinmoli and |>< t i l
led I' mI. Saunders atnoumeil
tha 1 1 uoe 1 ban .100 new **-••!•■ nnn
el *
I it- woulil Ih* establ' lied
tint 11.i< llii- next few mouth
Me have all the luoiiev l"t ex
pansion vve need. Fall R i u i . Nivi
A' tk and Bnsti.-n fltlatli a r- havi
an mil mu t i’d amount of moin v al
••in dispo-al for expansion in pur
poses." Si>under*, who ha- j 11- 1 re—o*-it—k—
i+—
irttstm-* * nip ni-rnr
I a t. told the dill'l'lors
The Saunders Corporation i* at
1 te m l operating 106 stun— m 176
eitie and 17 state* and will dmilili
i!:at nunilK-r. Sites base ali>al\
liein selistIXI n New .li-rsey. Mich
igan
Kent inky, Ohio. Ih im*yivama, Oklahoma, Texas and tin
Dominn 11 of Canada
Saunders, who created the I'iggly
Wiggl.i system and for yeoi* was
It* pres'lleUI. split witll the millpatty a(ioul five years ng" When
final sittlenienl* were made. Saun
ders wa* foici'd into li.iuktiitcv,
“dovv n hut mu mil "
liv hennclli * link
111111 mi111111111 News Service Stall
Corres|Minilent
ESTIM ATES
l*ol
WASHINGTON.
’
( IN S )—The United
have a population of
nil July I, the Censu
timated t inlay.
\ I DIN
U VSIIINtiTON. Mat tl
orchards, I
m the stock all buying and sell or and Light gone;
ing orders on the floor of Ihe groves, ranches, husinaaa places.-* ’
•-lock exchange must par* through
•In* hand*, -u through those of
I lit* iiKsneuitc*. lie is said to have
tailed hi* accuniulation of radio
.when the i-tock " a * selling bo
t ween No and WO. Radio closed
!a*t niipu at 1 -tti.
Woman Hies Suit
To Break Will Of
Her Late Husband
Cute
•hi t. d tli'iiiaI ol 11 until 1 Inn go- 1 hill
il
\ ,.u ) " i k i - n t r a l ItailfOHti
Defense Opens Its
B a t t l e To Acquit
Police Chief Blake
l.atlh- (••
"
1
*
|| C. Blake,
standing trial
lla munl. r of
<oltr- * no 1
• ........
laid fort uni- to th
of * ,l * " i. " 1
Association,
here ehargid vvith (.)inM, uf „nly $2
Mi*j* Louise Monte- hi* widow. The
i
mm* ranging fr 1
a.qint
l1!”1.1—---------- -— — ------——Ti— mm 1.1 u- paid e
"I
tin 41^11 1 llirllt 'll
•
• lu n dm g e ith e r . xpu-s* o r im p lie d
w ith the I'e n tis ly van ia
R a ilro a d ,
the B a ltim o re and D hm . oi any
id lie 1 rn ilro u d
e-.nip any m ila id e
the New V o lk
1 eo 11 a I a y s le lll
10111 i-n illlg p ille * to la- paid lo r
tho p u re lia se o f «m il, Ihe h u a lit ie *
fro m w hich p u n liases a te to I hlUUlIl-,'* Bow el dei k ill'd
“ I have neVei ineive.l .my in
struct tun. suggestion oi inlinumon
from Mi Cruwlc). the president
of the system t" whom I din ctly
report, that I sdaodd have any
agreement or und 1 standing with
uny othei railroad with lespcct to
these matters that I should em
ploy the baiguiiiiag power of the
system or any in'lreiduul mgiubcr
of it to depress fuel ioal prices or
to ^-xploit operator- or mfauii,
Union or noh-L'niou.
■
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sent Program
School Auditorium
Blake prolail.ly VV.II take tin (
4lt inu
slinnl, .1 wa* indicated by n» u< |(.u(qu.,| , h(. „ffr
loniev. I. H. Kill*- Ihe di-fens.
da«kiP
1* based on lllakes M" r> 1 , 1 ‘ he did not want
young 11 muon shot ;md kilted turnct.unli|n
-elf Iit-IUUNI' she hull b.-ell
„f ..gon.'iny
ed for spin ding. County policeman (|(|B |IV„,K—
\\ D. Farmer, who •>«* ul»o been
|1|((,ty y,,
indicted for the girl'- death "ill
Metcalf I
testily in Blukc'n In-ball
interv*! in child
The proM-cntinn. tailed ntoie eugenic*. Becaiif
than HU wItinsses* MljUll effort !<• own repiinilK'tiv
prove (hat Blake fired on tho gill, d. rvvent all open
.using he 1 death. Member* of th.- M>, which f-«r a t
girl's faniilv teslilirtl a, sum of life,
money she Inol in lift l-ckcthnok | In the brief
when she left Imme (hat day was «"iirt. Mr*. Met
missing when the holly was torm-d ' her husband vn
CAIRO,
Egypt.
Mart'll
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m l way truin when all, hi* bel
Chat le* Mow- , ueroniputiiug, will l-e "Hud* of i„jjS were It-.tl. Eunthipn wo
jacket, drew, trouser*,
imfssion Decline* j
(;(-.,v2jtieyEwk'-y.| 111:111 ll'i'i Inn-. j Florida." Mr. Hull-hilt* has made 1
•11 .111 inti-.-view' with a Herald
i-t
^ /*•! .» i ) | n n ■banking house or t iaiK-v-nuut
three extensive trip* to Florida .dipper and one •hoe, ftit felt
I i n ' ' 11.. >t i ti 11v and i» ,well equipped to give this M.|f lucky to escape Injury. 1
G r a n t C i t y S F l e a unil Qo.npnny, »a,d thf t PreaWent ‘ ' . W ’‘
poitc- ?i,j* ntoming, R. A. CobbT P I k 11"vi 11 1..itur*il- program which " ill be a rare anil j f,-| year* old.
2--------- '
'*
Coolidge would soon announce thut [••sSL
tspliaihally denied that he hud
1.
.
I i^l. I ml I'lgci . unusual treat for the eitlxcn* of
’T ’ *'1 "at of the nice for the of
SIIINOTON, Mar. 14. (IN'S) hi- ha*-reconsidered h'* Mccimon .
Tho train was bringing a 1
.
arii.-t ai.d |»«-t
** r ( 1 l(-rk of Court.
thi* community.
her of Ann-r ran* from 1-uxi
Intel-state ComtiVive'^om-, not t o l uii. according
,h*
I will giv, "f
" lli""t« have linen current'dur*
n today held that vU y, and , n.atibh received. Huri.ank
• Helen Owen Jlutrhin*. Irish liar- salt on the steamship Doric,
hi.- Iin l it
c Hu- pust few- Buys thut I hud
sdity freight rates beUveen ml the recent ,'tre.nKl‘j 1 ‘
t .1 1 hum : 1:. m- pisl and Soprano who assist* her broke out suddenly In a first
'“Pl'iil nut of the rgee," suid Mr.
,ini t.n<l MuIImti v. Fla., and stivk murkrt to th a alleged inwill add to the thurm of sleeping cur and spreud rapid
■
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-1l-ri husband
...
.
..—1.
oil..,,
, I
t line llii I <
u!,l'. "and I wish to emphatically
in-|, 11 it.,- ■•■•"••'I‘nV tlii* ivport. I uni in the rure
■ ■ ■ ■ j land programs
"Bi' ami have no intention* of
in the ayditorium of the Junior
a o J PIUIlBILMiN V*4iEULlNES
'thiliairing now or ut any later
High fv luwJ^TIjp. .t»W
CITY,
i- this
WAariiKfiTON, » Attr.. 14. The subject of the nuture prufor
(I
N
S ) — President Coolidge today
H
.—(
I
N
S
)
—John
E.
I
, commtMlity rates .Between Kike.
TITUTED
Icomn deellneil Ihl- inv tation pf the tom I laud und Mulbei yforronv hiind ottd of Springfield, Mm, w
in lag stories of wild life, marvelous
jiritU o in charge of tho*dedication
points In the United State - on.the oiioe controlled revan
he biid songs front the low.iall of the
hi to n i.m o n ie s for the Sind M uatain
Florida-and
wa*
prv»b
I other were unjustly i|l« rliiiiiist«*y
iju morning dovv und loon to the high
ileaeh V.nuor'al ut Atlanta t-> attead tile
! to those town* und unduly prefer* Gri-eii Cove, h hi., bank
it- song of thr humming Idnl. mil
d li.i* 1* dientlMi on April.-W- The I re*tscil
in"
at
the
ilissoui
J ential to Tampa, und other Florida
's lunging tho violin in tonal altit'id*',
assci*-d’ rt "wrote the vpnimlltOe J'* ,had
i«ry
hentodn.v
I*
re
n
t
1 points- in tin- same general t•••efn* lapidly painted pastel
pictuif*
many given .itflcai* 1 wtMdmt ''n
tor
pussink
worthless
c
; to y. The cinumlssloih Imwevi-r,
ly , which will be given free to tbiJdhools , the Invitation, but was unable to
! held tha. the ullegutiou* of unju.ti nett pleaded guilty in l
he ||n in the audience, and beautiful
j make the trip •
. .Monday,
ile
fainlcii
diu iimiiiatiiiii had. not been sus' ; oolwv - with piano and ' D i e h ^ ii 1}1
Edison
placed the numbar of mioalnc at
their pomp below Ute dam a t alght0 1 theie eight are known to be
dead and their l>odie» « e o v l » ,l.
Red Cross center* eitablUhed a
N’ewhull and Saugu* have begtdi
,he work of innoculatlon and t o munlxaUon to prevent a poa*U»l*
pestilence following tho flood.
1 1N S )—George F.iisttnan, of
"
ft
ta
Marlin
Stir»
H
ia ru ii 0
1110
Throng: cCarrying
LandH
a r r y u i K Gun —
v *i
With Review Speech Negro Divine In J a 11
TALLAHASSEE.
M*r.- N ATi^ N T A , Mar. U - U N S V - ' M
- T h e Capital City-today I* s t i l l ;
mUch (nt^rast In thhumming with comment on Ute • f0urtthe liUrty of Rev.
5
speech mode here Inst night &> ] ... R j unw« •anilltanl sx*pastor ef
Governor John W. ■Martin in ^ provldenco Hnptlsi Churx '•
,*
which he combined u review of his '
, ^
was al rested .
odminislnUion with * *tr««»
I'thl* morning in the rowrt root" |^J|
feme or hi* record against- •». Ig, virlyn U. Moore o 0 thtuck* which were mode against
c a rry c u n c v a lr* ji j
h> fiber camlldaU-s.; Almut nn* >»Vs»on*.*
thousand people braid the 0 » W on^which W **»'. .
n„r iiv who*, was oomidered t V
i , 1
ilm ln
churth row in which Jones
supplanted by n U*3 , 1 ]
preacher, officer* su'd. .
When the n r " mlnlWr a l«
ed tn prrtwh hl« first *ei
J.,nca i* oaid »o I'a'N* •>
front .th* pulpit and nmllnuc
i vrvkr hltnMlL *l* l* 5 , ^
of hi* corgregwtmn
into Uf*- ihureh »tuiiy>
�4-terr,
■»J >||mif
■■—m m
ifm .i
"■
O u tfield Has
Stars Who May Be
Cause For Much Discord
re 's
T h itiiin v C u v fl-
JU R Y IS NAMED J L l l I l I l t i j O o j a l V l a t i U
O F Is Logical Fighter
REST L A K E As Next Opponent
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1928
PAGE SIX
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w',,n" r of Ore tourney. Tunne.v,'I north to complete his training for
wj|| rontintie to train hero u n til) the next title fight, in late June or
>or
Apr. lfi, he said, then he will g o ' early'July.
„
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford ReaJt”
ANNOUNCEMENT
(Continued from page 1)
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Mar. 1.1.—
and that ’in view of this the
—"Tom llecncy is the logi
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defense should have an additional CJ|| contendcr for the next heavyperemptory
challenge.
The
state
championship
fight".
This
nY MAVIS J . WALSH
in center.
Seminole Hudson—Essex Co. announces
made only four _such challenges, .w.ns t )i<- observation ( i f Champion
INS Sport" Editor
However, ns Mr. Mack claims, two of these coming this morning. 1 Cenc Tunney today, in commenting
the addition to their Sales Staff of
FORT RIVERS, Fin., Mar. 1 .1 this isn’t a problem he faces. In
Completion
of
the
jury
was
a!,,n
Ri*kos
defeat
of
Slmrkcy
last
Well, it "rents there wore three
11
*------ » . )m
fart, he has no prnhler>rii.:_Ths.out most— sMComphsiitil. o U 1 L- tL-iocL »ti rtrb fc yej
men .ln-a-U>at, and they gnt'nlomr
the winner of the
fit .Is ju st ns sound n* it wmrlnst when both* sides— hud complete I | "Heeney
mo fnmomtly that
when they lo<t •
year, which means there is really their examination, liut in directing ^.|iminatin contests," said Tunney;
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their nars they all ngroctl fb let the
a finnl question to the six men, “Long range observation, from Minothing to lie done except to let Judge (’. ray found thnt one u '^ 'jJn m L Ilcach o f .tho-last- two fight**
Mr. McUory wishes to advise his many
"had roe, whir*. remind" r.ie irf the
nature take it" course._The Ath lb. Mttsr, whs- suffering from |)lns convinced me that he is the
fact that Connl$__Mnrk_also told-n
The law provides lhal if the (axes upon :u,v ri.,i
friencls that he will be found a* the Sales
letics had n good club then; they rheumatism and ho excused him. logical contender. Heeney has don?,
trood one today. It wn" nl nut three
shall not he paid before ihe first of April „f ' e
Muse.told
the
judge
thnt
n
cushion
probably have a better one now.
everything- that Rickard requested,
Itoom of the
;
the T ax Collector shall advertise ami M.|i. ‘ ’ ’
nun In his Outfield and the laet
Connie cites four reasons why he would provide him—with tnofe including defeating every opponent
No exlension of lime has been granted for ik
that there would lie no clash of thinks this js so, the first is Speak- comfort and ease hie pain some- in the elimination contests. He hns
secure I disposed of Risko, Sharkey and
Imi
menl of Slatt; and County (axes.
interests involving Ty Cobb, Tris or. "Tris still i4 a groat ball play- whnt, whereupon a lini'.iff
Further Delaney. It serins to me that he i->
Speaker, and Al, Simmons, primu e i ." lie said, with the fervor of ‘*ie necessary pillow,
Property owners in making iniptiry about j.,.
however,
revealed
donnas all,
a zealot. "There Isn't use of going questioning,
please furnish full legal description „| prnpcH,!
Phone
41
thnt the juror was not certain that
This trio represents approxi into details."
shown by deeds.
”
his
pain
would
I
k
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so
slight
at
all
mately $ 100,00(1 worth of outfieldReason number 2 is the fact that
• lYlcLaulins
lug temperament and between one pennant talk is strictly taboo at times that lie could give the clos
ENDRAVINC
•thing and am . her, mostly the lat Ibis nether end of the peninsula. est attention to the case.
ter, they might be expected from At least that is the understanding. ' With Muse excused, it was nec
Diamond Mounting n
time to time to regard one another Maylm the
bootlegger
comes essary to examine lix other men
Jew elerH-OpInmel ris|
Tax Collector Seminole C ouiiiy,
"lightly askance or maybe uskew. around <n Saturday night with a before one could be qualified, It.
Wnlrh l(epalring
Ellsworth being the Inst man
Hut Mr. Mark said today that they brief-case full of idle gossip, just
wouldn't. It Heems that he has off the bout, but officially all toll; to lake his sent. Tin* state's ex
■I.7S
.TIK.'I 1-2 Cord Tires ............................ .............. ......
rolved the problem of pieusing of pennants is out like' an ex amination of Ellsworth consisted
of only one or two preliminary
everybi.-.ly and affronting none by window.
29X-I.40 Cord Tires .... ................ .
tho simple expedient of letting
"It ruined our cluinres last year," questions and (lie defense nsked
H
ou
se
I
'a
i
n
l
i
n
t
'
Cobb, Speaker and Simmons go in was (Vniiie's eoiiitneiit today. "Tile very little more.
(Miter sizes for .ill ears al roelt liollont prices
In te rio r D ic n r a t in g —
When court convened ibis morn
to a huddle to decide amiciddy boys thought that oil they hail, to
I'orlahle 1‘himtiRraplts
*
..
just which of the three fields they do was to go out there with white jin g the iciitiitivi jm y was cole
II. A. I l.tlv e r s o n
pre fey to adorn.
i lepliiints on their chests and wail posed of Andrew •\uliii dr., d. (i.
Elet’lrie Irons
. .
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2.HH
Very Heaxunalile
“Speaker already has informed until they pad off the world m t - Mrl.am, II. It. Levy, It. Muse, S.
1.12
W.
70
s
W.
First
St.
I'limie
M.
Wood
and
M.
E.
Higgins.
Iswy
me that be stands ready to play ies dividend.
..pm
i Simoni/.e, Aill o Polish
left field, if Simmons prefers to
"There
only one tiling I want was challenged for cause by the
slate
and
wan
sustained.
Atiljn
remain in centre,” Mr. Mack said. to pry ale.lit the l!*2K pennant race
Iltiro 7. Auto Polish
.................
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“ Iftiwever, this jH som.-thing they ill the American League before the and McLain were excused by HnII is s u r e to c o m e
will have to settle among them matter
ILiilio Tillies lhal increase vollinu .r»U P. ('.
2..r»^
definitely ilroppeil. Thai enurt after a lengthy interroga
selves."
to lone improved between seasons, tion with reference to their
“
t
h
e
This, if true, takes care of is <very club in Hie league appear 11 am act ions as debtors .o f the
'
Speaker and Simmons. Hut t'.Jbli and, with each of them taking a defunct institution.
•Jeorge llnff admitted tiiat la
i> yet t«i_ lie pluralud. I la. -hasn't back out of the Yankee percentage,
I (Li PalmeUo Avenue Sanford, Florida Opp.-Posl Office
appeared In camp yet, having been the champions ciui’l hope t>• win so wns biased to such an extent that
In' could not try the ease upon the
given permistdon
to remain in easily, f at all."
Augusta until late this week, but , Rea.-on number'" is the fact that evidence, and was excused by tlm
Ik It. Cray was excused
it is known that lie holds some d<T- ! doe llauscr, uit'onling to ( ‘omiie comt.
Initc ideas about just where lie j bus proved beyond all aigument, by counsel for the defense and
l|l«l
SANFOKD FOLKS
By J . 0 . Laney
should play,
, that lie can and will none back as dildgc lim y excused W.-W. Vn'i
T t e fttet df'diif nuttier is that a f ii-i busemau.
S-s- when the latter n.lmi..... I
can i f il l
OH i P o p /
'V E U S E D T D lG
A LL R IG I'U - B u t
CflWrrt*‘5!th’i'* want to play ' right
Number I takes v.V ni/ai.......... " :il1
VV" M l'WJ'"b*ed beeaiis.
I
'f
had
been
"pinched"
in
the
ban
1
vouR
A L .L - U p
B l£ V E R Y
CAN I
fi(|ld. lie f? els that be can give a r slow curve Hob drove is all 'ged
t fountain
HAVE
SOME
iiifu li snii.nl her performance til to have addeil to h last liall, tile 1it•111 1 • '. It. Iliown wus also •li
CA REFU L- O F IT P e n , P o p V*
Center, an idea thnt was more nr bdt bander having discover'd Hi.it mi- ed because of a prejudice.
Md?E INK?
I G rO T i f ' A T
A
l
C
i.
'(tinder
was
excused
by
less sustained in 11*27. lie provi'd l i e cannot in |ie to ilimw Hi -tti
(( ^ N the way to work — after Intuit—
llie <01111 a- was l>. E. Hurl. The
ll poor light f elder but a good man I a t the batti r* all alt iiiooo.
or after dinner, KING 1:1 W MID
-..it 1 lili'.l a i ba'letige for euii-.*
a: aiitsi W A. Fills dr., but the
C IG A R S are the choice of a million
, 1
. ' .............. =
••■ni t .li ineil l lie request and Mr.
drug
smokers. T he high qualirv, .smooth
*
Fids was promptly dismissed by
smoking and delightful aroma o' KING
I •••i in pint \ ■lllllleiigi'. ’ The non I
EDWARDS appeal at o n c e * to the •
t \« (Ill’ll 1 .1. Nifti.
A M D I V A lh J t i
I»n •111*••* ll
who
knows real quality. KINl •I I •V. .'vKDS
t .1 -»•!*• ut 1 null •»;irl |M»||rc Ml ft' •
I T V R f v ’V
*m* *ug III.'
sell
tor
a nickel—everywhere.
aim
**..1 llrf „r
M UO I —
.. ,l.q,ii' v -liriili an. 1 f lie*l •*fon* m*i
1••rut it t.'ll I n '- it lit ,mm y MTVIl *
( ’armlcal Eros, ( ’iyar
t\ e're always earefltl abi.ul , Imu-uig our -taq.larii drugM II ■......... *v:i t *;• it (*i! f*i .
and
I ... romp...Hiding tin.,, and .omr.iri hrri'sMtrit'N
Fan
cy’s
1 i ' in'll <• .it
11 \ \\:m I'M \\.|
Ili-•I llMIjMr*
lor it I- the q.tidily of Hie gi....|N w.* -ell lit,it nTleel.! -li | ■>1 In Hi.- Lit •• iti i Ml* 1Miami.
M I*.•In;in IVk^|
NEW YORK, Mur. I t I IN’ i
nly <vet v i otitiil.
•tor Ini-In."
poliey. Itnmeili.it. .Iterrltil atl.'iilion.
The I'riendiv DrtiR Store
1.••1»-■ii|>1<>r y i ilial1! lipi•
, " 'g it |
(
)|
l.ltltl"
1.1HI|\|
—Tex Rickard's gold-lined heavy
- Imi key lilts a bad I
I'll. I miii ul li.u -• i>1\:t in i innl ilni
weight
elimination
tout iiuiiieiii
g in o|her lellovv
mg til.- in*••Ming:
•••Vi* iiu IihIiii
lias in.vv lo'i'ii Iih,I down to Ih.
e ami falliii" it.to III- g |oove .1 « 1 11 >VV1.1 1ll, I \ Dm; i. n. i
point vvlieic honest Turn Keeney. ,
M.-i -1. "III it.1.1 II. K . l'« I kl•1 VVI'I
the New /.eiibind blaeksmltb. ill il ' lie iiutl.oM'd Ri l.o at l"ltg IllOge •ill m 'Ilt.'.l,
aid l . lu - ! o .. | •oil ll*« i llV
dollliny Risko, tltc 1 Icvi'lntid I'll
IU1)I ’ll,. I i gull. 1 V II c VV,1 1' XtillII'-1
er, must light it .out fm the pin
! Ifpln.'iie) . t s .d 7 f , m iles
, < •n m ic tv i.il p i n ; -—
lldiony r.oiling in vv.11 man v vvn k i d during tile eveiung -e--n.il vi"
ilcgc of bi'ing nameil as iii'itc •I |MtIn he- I hat well ibsi'ollllte.t •■i day. only I ! ..I Hie panel •.I
* t pi*le line and I ,
i J
ait.l " i t , w o t : l i —
TunneyV next chullciiger
••v many of (lie
peilaloi- he l K beilli pie cut
index
id
nndei
i;i
mind
din
t.
,1
i
i
f
if
.
'It
"I
it
Among- tlm-.
ll ie prospect of this mat. li |m rail: e Ri-ko vva- mil halted lc examined UI lint ll llie aflenoon
t|
-ii . I.» ,|T,’
during mi notstaodmg iniiieinli t i In to anil ke| | t ntnmg
* I •i build, n p e c ile :tn 1
and nil'll' -I'M-iolis‘vvel e I I. |;
1.1 t!i.' . '.ii! nurd
is so remote that the heavyweight
iii.in.iyi !! ii - i;ie.il t e l e dolit.ny
in-lie- were speilm
A lu'-l. \\ 11 \ ago, C | I. ig.
it
id
III,
v
I,
|
h"MC
l-lltl III |l|On limy In- roll: [U'ileil In nla i
ll< t lu. w In blow - a lie •I'" « I ' • Mi l am. If \ N. vv
plnuie
teni iei|imes an
'll. I III, p.1 ' r .t, 's
forego In
plan to .lif.ii.l
tin i .111 alid In* la' de.l pleat v Rut I1
a m i. ut xkilled men and
mao, \\ I \\ hi-eli'-, I la 11 v Kent
It.. I- , I lit.* s . i l l l l l title next duoi' and lie i oiiteiit with vva lu- l.ll - \ ill nil' W•*1 k till
’ I Miii pbv. N I I .e/i tie, II i ;
w ii in e n whose unnu.il
one fiulit this yeai
1 I c If I'lui In * tf III
r u m .I Inin the plaudit' id I In I nib i . \ \ i .dlierl, U M Re. I.
p.i>
toll .iiiiuunh lo S Iinlei'il Tunney irav not even ••i.vv■I. I{ i l.o -III. I. to til:, plan ol
i t t . i t i th a n m li ii . i t v
it
Al F I Iqttfin-, R Alii-e. i I
S ( S. ( i 11 .
*
bob up with a million dollar m
|keeping in rill i II. iiiiuJc Sharkey
Stowe. S Al Wood, \odii vv \uli i
tomei foi next Sept unless some ; hold. I‘iiil>nh|y that <>. t dark llie dl . and II it l evy
•* 4 lie 7 x ! ill fo r (he year
ilindiilate now lulling lu- light favoi- of two ol tlm three oflii
•t tftv’ t;lii\V' It of
S
o
u
t
h
t U 7 s a x ' Hie largest in
under a liuslii'l b m -t- t<oi|i wt'h ml- I Inly y terdav tile Itoxing
ti r N m itlir.i-triit
t 'i
ihr* In tory of the cpin—
a ilerioive victory nvei one of the i* minis—ion iteliveieil ati o l .a - '
l u m i , tlie t r l r —
|Uii,. .mimmling to
east
in Itirknid's heavyweight at'.iim I llie pel iiii'lous lialot ol
w. . : kct , in ilk d
"
' 1 , 2 ml. I In- was g*. ,’, i stuck company.
f
umiiiipsii
ilflll ( oinmis-lotiei
•Mil Mill
Inddnip and
new Irk plmtu’x
i ie.i e of •ir5 * per cent
Tex tliis moniiiig seiiiiiied Hu- do..n le. tilled
11ll •.1 Sli.n
Sll.ll I.eV,
l..i and
l.l'V. Rl
1! i k«i
i u i ved
)
Ss (,
list of available Spiing dates al I VVe 111V ut IIIT Im»\« il ii|t 11..- ■aii,
■iiviM - r n r T r r r m o r m i h T "
i
IT"
i
lt
d
i;:ti
11
"I
I S. , jM^dimm Suuarir-Uatabm ,-nod— b*-*-pfnn---* I l i n e wax an oiilsl.ittil—
it.* . tclepliniii
a it j
twn outdoor menus for a spot
<( out mii'il mi page i! i
In l ..•ii ..i
ii..' ..ri.
a
i'v im piov emeitt in the
vvlii'ie lie rail edge ui Heeney and
if
.
-ii'
tit
«
■
xpeii.lilittc*
low
n
of
Sanguv
v
lii<
h
vvaiepi.il,
Ml
Ilf llllli '••lib, IlitVVU'V( t
if
xpee.d and scope of Ihe
Risko for Hie piirpo-c of develop
•" luive esrapeil seliolis dam a,
: . , In I , n<d ill—
l \ hi m* *»f llie
itlg a dune eooteuilei. lie admit
b nig di.xl.iiue set vice and
\»»!r I«»i .^lia'l |,i*y. Slew ami Hill lo Hie village of Ilium
•t .• • p c t Hitt.; p - i p e i the outlook i- mole too good, Imi*
hi ilte elliviency of the lo—
I* l.i . t
«*l Im i jiulirr, mitl whirl, vva- m Ihe path id llie I loo
|ni! i li t -ed.
hopes to stage tile liollt in Hie
The SuntIII-i n I'acifn R uliei
l\nl Mt I'.h latiil ilt t l.in-.l
i al set vice Iasi year. I he
• t t.ti 'i. . i l l . a I I ti f t h i s
gurden rally in May.
•li-|iiil«-lii'il a relief Hum. ll - mall
i.umber til calls was j;reat*
v ;in !
Neither Heeney uni Ri-I,.. an
line ^vva- linaffei teil by llie Ih hm|,
htt'.'f x.itit wax Nov i i i u i i e y
n than ever, and Ihe i m keen for a showdown. The fi.uin i
\ i : i i u \\ m ; i i: u s j \ i »k k
O.ordlllg t'. report' leri'ivi'.t al
Si*vn f e d lim n up . e-t<u - m
p '"v ed speed and a c c i t argues that lie took n ten ,oniul
ll III lldqillll II I-.
I n n 111we.l 1 1 mu |’ g i. p | r
i
u v ol ihe xeivice won
division I'lolll Hie t'leVelaildei la
m i i i \ h i i . m i i \. r.i.. M a i . i
Deputy Mi.-i iff A W Fallon and
w l m I i w | a i Hi in tlie I n —
i omnteiiddtiuii li o m our
Nov. in I>elnut.
tlN.-’ i I S \t U.an
nl.r iwo "li-itv e i- prepared in take o'l
l " i r < t'
s' i u i i l i and e m i —
v u-tmnets
I.asl night's affair vva- a di-ap- f • li i*»r S«*IMH i . win# ilrfrnlnl al dawn for a flight over Dm
I'J.-'-. t ,i tin- |u i m.iueitv'y
pointn cut from all angle- exrepi .1«•Itlll; V
lull' I,.
< r \ lin k o ;i .i’ll a^, |||e . |ii ii ke-t p.<
1 llie continued friendly
u l • *:«• ie l. '.'Itmie lm uie.-x.
dial of the Risi .o supporter- who 11 a I III l Welg lit
m
tell
lo in HI •il.l.' mean- of getling ail esluoaie
. Hilude of our custom ers
took tlie i inn | end of the I. time 1out d- at I lie \I ■11a \ IV, llei ol the >1.image and lo— of life.
T M h * r d I ijic year
..ud ol the public, and
at pi ices ranging fn.iii 5 io I J to laM night, ha eaiiird llie iig!i*
I lie
entire l olilitrv-nle
vvaIhe
v
it
;
i.
.
>
a
,
ci
viug
ibrir contidence in Ihe
1 to .1 and i leaned up.
lo meet f.'iiv i un/.miei i. world ' idling.'d into dmkui's.- when power
stability ol the telephone
J ' , 2 'T ,< /’ !, lepltones in
.'**ioi key found the
( li'vebind leallll'l vvelg lit
eiiumpimi, ill an wires were swept out between 12
boy u *ough customer at t ins • Ollllboil I 111 ill the Se-qili Stud
i It «' n i n e •• uillie.ixleru
.industry wax substantially
at an,I 12: lfi A. Al. l ights in tlie
quarters a 'd after tarrying fiv< ■mu la iv llu- siiuiiiiei. The vviiiin r iilv ol l.o.- Allgele- were affeited
M .ilf., < . r»: ? H m i j n
indicated by their invest
of the first six rounds bogged I ol I .-I night'- bat lie vva- prmm-i >1 lor a t une.
Wc*p? ii M ii wiled, l S l,K " it
ments in telephone securi
dot'll and muddled 'blotigli until
link ill I ail/ailiel i's crown.
were nv q.\l P, .itlter c o i n
ties. I here are now t 5,—
A teli'plmue call to the sh eriffthy closing periisl.
In addition to this luxurious new 8 cvl»n
"Hire bfiv flam Santa Paula said
) titlox hut viimieeted w illt
12 l stockholders in Ihe
The writers seme gave Sbarke.V
I H C K A S E E K S ItK\ MNCK
the Santa d u r a river was’ a rag
(be lied S\ - i. in, .ind IX,—
hell
System
in
tliis
section
der car, see the new American
six clem i ouiids and Risko foul
ing torrent, 20 feet deep and a mi'"
O lfi were lo-MU'd in turm
who own Jt'.d.lXO shares
I'ive could have been
called
FT. '\ ETI'.ltSIUtRO, Fla.. Mai. wale. |lie Postal telegraph npeinof the Erskine Six, the new Dictator an
le mes.
ol stock.
either way. The shrinkage of gate i l l (INS I Seeking: revenge fm •or at Oxnard reported tlie towns
receipts reflected a lack of inlei i an onilirr ilefeat. Kinky llai ri
H ie Commander, world’s champ*01' t**
of Satiroy and l**illrnorc inundated
osl probably due to the icient ail- led Ins National- a im s , tile b*y
&
n'.l>v nioie thou lour and one halt
[ ih
istie flop of the Heeney- 1 hdiiiny today to oguin taikb' lloslon'- feet of water with the floods ,-nll
• "j .
eiigsgeiuen: wlin-dv cost old doho Hiaves. Ilarii- i- all pepped up
"'C i/ N
rising ut five o'elnck tins nionung. ,
3 p . m . t o 11 p .
(j. i'ubiic something like $17.1,-• iibout Irving Hadley, a pitchei
!> • ’
Many houses were swept from
(too.
wim served with the Nat- a slnirl l heir foundations and rairied away
The rush customers last night
line last M'li-i'li. “ lie's one of tile
mini lie red only-III,!l|.’l and the i n ’ j In t piti l.ers in tin- league right by the flood waters, liep'irls from
tlie sheriffs office at Ventura, (i.r>
reyi-lpts vvele »luu,'.m|. .Shn ike. ! now." -aid I Ian n>.
.
miles
noitit of here, said the Santa
and Risko will get iilsuit $25.
Clara River, swollen by the flood
00U each for a bout (but will
INVENTS CHH.F DEVICE
waters from the broken dam, had
,
never be rt metrhrred n» a classic
left its banks.
of tbu ring..
DENVER.
Mur. 12.— ( I N S ) Bridges were swept away and
VI he investment in service reached a ' Uln presenlintj (he detailed results of
• A g reatly ‘improved Risko fared A mcehiittieal device bus been in
total 'of £ 1 81.K 1 4, lo o on December last year’s operations, we continue the
.Sharkey this time. The crude, vented by Non Cyei of Denver inuny homes along the river bot
3 1. l l,27, not iiiclinliiiK f t , 334,788 of policy of taking our customers and the
rusher who win ruffed into a com tliut will pick tip golf IuiIIh from tom ncur Santa Paula, 15 niilc.t
construction work in progress. This in- public fully into our confidence, it
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. ic vaianliiif by the lloBtoitlan two tlie gieen without tlie tiled bus •aft «'f Ventura, weiy eatTicd off
s|'ik'i"h‘ watet
years agq wus bigger and strong iness man w|m golfs for exercise '> 1 11 ■
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v estm ent includes such.pjynancukpjLPlW^
4llMivl>1iu-au-v>ppt»rn,-iiity t o ajrttih »**«£*A*Va'i**'**v P '*1
er (han Sharkey , last night and I’^v mg tig.bctvl liiB- xreni jg •back- to 1 ;
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'* | r ( y ;Ts W T you i T a l f l n J c s with s w it c h express the appreciation of tlie tele
v -ar-hitie’Hranild
” fd mifTi Im^goml reach them.’
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UlliUEKS D/.IRY FARM
boards and o t h e r associated evpiipphiRte workers for your friendly interest
fighters look bnd.
It is a simple appala'us. com-,
n te n t; 3 , 1 2 4 , 0 5 2 m iles o f wire ( 3.7 per
and c o -o p e ra tio n .
Phone
3711
He mauled and e'bovced Sharkey |Misi'd of a !"j.g handle and sev
dwee*. Milk Sweet Crcntn
|b|s, tinie, koiil piling irt mi him eral i ibboi,- - t e l
SOUTHERN UELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CUMPANY,
rings fastene I
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Luttcr Milk - ; * .
an4 U n l i t •'stotqeS ^ ihixiwinj- at the liqtt no. Thu Uxy golf
punrlies aRhnhgh dark direrted a pin fee will out 'have to exetx’fse |
; MJIU for liable"
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•••muiilwuiw /iiti at his body in tjuitc t o stri’Hgouslj now.
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Mr. Geo. W. McRory
Seminole Hudson Essex Co.
Jno. D. Jinkins,
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THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH I t . 192S
PAGK TW O
F l i g h t " S S t t B # ••^ n n z n s :: r.’. n ri:k u •:hn»#avnVffiiit’n fi^ r^ ifretfo n *
bo aceurod. As ayoryjono knnwa,
— . »"li- i
•▼err aHw m w
Elaborate studies in psychiatry and neurology at the the Rclectlnn made by the voter*
HMtMi, Fie*Me.
r f U S i l ' A tM H .
Army. School of Aviation Medicine nt Brooks Field, San An at tho primary i s - tlio candidate
b l t M u w«*U «1« m Matter tonio, reveal, according to an International News Service who vt*il! appear mt the Democrat
UrleW* ST. !*!•. at Ilk. FealefUer
at HaMnl. P1«M4a. « O r r M l mt dispatch, that aviators such as Lindbergh and Chamberlain ic nominee pn the ballot jn Novem
O .X HM at IMir t *, 1ST .
a re born and not made.
ber. The primary hns always nam
nOt-VUID/U' PBA)I
. ..fMIte
These men and the otjher pilots of unusual skill, says the ed the officials in Florida, and
K>IUK. K. JOVBi-F«ie*i«» WI*M dispatch, are endowed with a sense sim ilar to th a t which there is nothing in view to suggest
f keeps birds on the wing. They a rc men of a new generation a change. The democracy should
u n w c H irrio * ratrs
•7.M in which is evolving ‘‘a sense of fligh t" just as youth learns prepare r<»r the primary by'qual
•I.TB to ride a bicycle. The new sense is made up of an "Instinct ifying nml then make sure lo vAte.
ftsV .-;S v= E ••.IB ive feel of direction, speed, altitude, and euullibrium," a c Ju st to show the importance of
m il, ftaafar4Hi
«•«•- cording to Colonel L. M. H athaw ay, chief of the air Corps being qualified for the primaty
wkitrikn te (he laiaraa
Thc-ftillowing-bsl is -published,-trredical section.^-!
—
~ Wetra I n »*!<*> i m t i l
Inillcnle' just’ what is expected of
M M iter —krw*—■TgulwtUk
Tfiis appears W m e a n th a t all men, and women for that the voter. The primary election
f lk«MUl v»<*r*U ilaltr
i .«W Irwllir rvrili »< ike ;m atfer, are not naturally endowed with the ability to fly will name:
« w i i TW i. <v, a, u
ir edteleat ia I'l.rlJ. aarf la well, which means safely. It means, if Colonel Hathaway
Six presidential electors.
il.
(s correct, that the dream of overv man owning hid own
Twelve delegates to the nat
II la a tarwbtr of tk< "fliv ver" plane will not come true— at. least for a generation.
ional Democratic
convention,
Hareaa »f Clrralailaaa. * aa
For.
Colonel
Hathaway
believes
this
"k
nack
"
now
evol
four
from
the
state
nt
large and
lalfMtxiMl Aaaarlal lea mt T»ktwo from each congressional dis*
Uakera. .Ilim lw n . aal A4vcHla* ved in a few will ultimately grow strong in the many_ In
__ lac , A|ral> Wklrh *r*alrr« ear* other words he thinks generations to come will finally in • trict.
i abllakrr ariaWf la aakaill <•
Memhers of the nationn^ Dem
tkaraaaV aaAlt ml aakarrlallai h erit this "flying sense". Children will learn to fly as early
tlalaja anlrr t« lerlfr akaalalel. In life as they now learn to drive a car. And this would make
ocratic committee.
■i wHl 4
■ AM rial a, a if clrralatlaa •
<j‘r >.f>ara|~\M«lnraa air*hall.
A United States senator.
b etter aviators.
1
Four representatives in cong- j
,
W KDNJG SDAY, M A RC H H , 1928
F o r observation of every-day traffic shows f out -while
less, one each front the First,
the younger generation may be reckless it is also more adept
T|IK* IIKHAI.IPS I’HOOIIAM
Second, Third and Fourth con
m b r la (III aal raaalr al- a t handling the motor vehicle than those of the generation
gressional districts.
mlktalrallo..
t^lt(T|irr naln mate te Jarhaea. thnt grew up driving the old gray mare.
A governor.
Some <lay, perhaps, all our children will be as skilled in
A secretary of state.
iahaa
Inline
aatrarllaa mt S*.
the upper air as Lindbergh is today.
,
An attorney general.
* lllter Canal,
a— laaaanrallan of meeathlr “l*a> A comptroller.
bV. ------------ o----------------' , *:»f W’e*k."
A slate treasurer.
,
S^Ylinitallai
hi
era*
icnirallna of balldlaa
Mother Spanks
f
•rla, aonera holrla, aaartmrat
A superintendent of public in
hvkaea. *
struction.
,
— a.emmbalfr Cheat.
Mrs, Christine Woodsldc of Kansas City took a*clothes
—Oamaletlea of rli/ brunt IfIni A
commissioner
of agriculture.
iM aratrram
hanger and gave her 16-year old daughter a spanking tho
— am aal toolpre kaapllal
Two justices of the state sup
other day because the girl went jov riding on Sunday. The
reme court.
girl had her mother arrested and Mrs. Woodside was fined
n m i.ir v e r s e f o r t o d a y
Two memhers. of* the Florida
DARKN ESS
D ISA P P E A R S :— $100 or given an alternative sentence of 100 days in jail.
railroad
commission, one for un
inuu «(«
my Ump, uO uuni,
THatk
*re my
Lord: aim
and vithe Mrs. Woodsldc picked jail and then decided reconciliation
unexpirrd anil another f o r a full
I*
— btw
_ jill
„ lighten —„ i------- F«
*.,or
■L on
my jdarkness.
with her daughter would be sweeter than iron bars, Accord
form.
,bjr Wie* I have run through n ing to Inst reports the daughter wasn't interested in making
An adjutant general.
troop: by my Cod have.I leaped
leapt
peace.
.
A state chemist.
overt*
t f i wall.—2 Samuel 22:29, .10.
Mrs, Woodside was arrested on a charge of adm inister
A number of circuit judges.
P R A Y E R :—O Lord. Thou . art
ing
an
"unwarrantedly severe" spanking. She said she
State’s attorneys.
bothj our light and our life, our
k atrength am) our everlasting re- made it severe on purpose, made the imager leave distinct
A number of state wirxturK
marks so daughter would remember the punishment. Ap
N m t* ‘
* - ‘ ‘
County judges.
parently the daughter did remember it and m other will
Sheriffs.
suffer
the loss of her child's affection.
> |
F IN E GIRL
Clerks of circuit court*.
On some children of sixteen a spanking even as severe
I like To ridp with Agnes Deers—
Supei intenileiits of puliiie i n - j
Because sho never strips the gears. as Mrs. Woodside laid on would not be amiss, but to the av
Rtriietion.
— P. A. in Timcs-Union. erage boy ami girl of sixteen it would have much the effect
("minty assessor:, of lax e ..
I'd rather ride with Magdalene.
Tax corteeluiTf
it did on Mrs Woodside's* daughter. Of course most of them
Sho'a never out of gasoline.
County "irveyors.
wouldn’t think of appealing to the police, but.in their minds
—Litton Elkins in Journal Herald. resentm ent would linger long a fte r the* sting of the paddle
SujM'rvisors of registration.
But (the one I like has 'em both had departed.
County mm mis-d oners.
beat,
Mi'iiibeia of eounly boards of
Children of sixteen are old enough to be corrected in bet
Shc'| always on her side the street.
public instruction.
ter
fashion.
If
they
are
beyond
correction
by
any
other
than
\— San;, Quitman Free Press
Justices of tile peace.
physical means, a mere spanking will not' do much good,
Hut/give me pretty Mary I.atid,
CimsUildes.
I drurie her ear—use just one hand. rhe boy or girl of sixteen years today is a great deal older
Judges of civil and juvenile
—/hit lliffem. Savannah Press. in experience and common sense than children of the same
courts.
|| You. can date me up with Hattie age in past generations when the legendary school m aster
Prosecuting attorneys in coun
lashed his older pupils with a hickory switch.
ties where tei ins will expire.
-* . * » * » *
The Sinford Herald
>he Jins no car—and hates to t ide.
- ^ Jjg g a .'T a rpon Springs leader. J _
rusrt|ct ipe.fiiic with Kollir Wire,
?hejknawk how to cluing? a tire.
_
GOOD Y E A R
F O R (iR O W F R S
l a k ela n d led g er
I
Mying your poll tax now.
Toe Oviedo display at the Cham
ber kjf Commerce is just n sample
of whHt a Seih'nnle enmity fair
voujd be like.
Beginning tomorrow, he who afisMng would go, will do so at his
owii risk as the season is closed
untft May U>th.
■ j
M em beis of the cm in t; e x e c
utive cuinniitiees.
i‘ " ‘ eellip ielll<-\-<| e le li Vine. The
r t p u a t i n g under the Hi van piideiiiuilif is g n u ; ing and tile le nei
miiey Iqw t h e r e , will be I'Ut ijie
I p,l *U results. -Youiig trees >?<}'»•|A"(W
A " II# Cl I plniil-. in n|,ei .ilii-.i hi ‘^l
primary'', and w h e ie v e r then* fire
j n,,t been pi-'Titqblb th;V wVi V inti t- f the s t a t e Ink tig ear.- (if
more than two eainlulates nppenrn,|t export'd to Iv imt tin
g ra p e fru it Mint might m.i tmil a jii ,
,,ifi, (. the f i is t
and
( groves wh ph have I,gen g i ; e n -it '<n iidv I t i m k e l . T h e I I I i l l / , it im i , , f
tentlo’i paid their uwiiet's v ell. I'iie ! fruit in i h iiiantii-i will me 11 a? ■ s c ,uul i Inn. i- “ ill be e x p r e s s 'd on
the ballot. Tile main idea to be refruit crop tins
’tort Mint from veac 1 ,- year
m em beted. however, is that the iesweet,
| In Lakeland the FI >i ida ( ti ns Milt of the p rim a ry i* final and
Llkeland lies tieeli h o s t l|>
t |I’eodurts toipuiuliiin, •>t -■ |,
i-ivo. .And. a g a i n ! it
ir.tv
be
t>> the
meinlei
T. ..e
II I Adi ill l*i liken
I ,few , days
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s g in n>l m anager.
i
vjnd.
T
il
i
tophusis.
th
a
t
those
wliu
,
illgu.'inds (imperative a-.-oi ialiuti, |^ getting
lg lirmly
e n t;
I , , ,,p , i a t 1 i l l II
most of whose members n ■ l i e i l l year-i••ami lui-is Fruit juices will lad to t e g is t e r will not be allowed
e t h e i states
and ho i "in ■ h 'ii* l.e preserve.I fm tile f 1 st iv Weeks , to take part ill llie clm iie of the
•sice ;( year to receive icp> Htv !.*■ ami then n:hm vegetatde puci s,
■ many national, s t a l e and county
i(
u* vlr\v
th e s e a s o n '
l u e i n t - ' Tin i m n i a l wledisoio,' a- in tin- n tm ial lai
meeting was held m Highland i ,t
ASIII be |t;u ke.l |oi ronsueipt ion n
le s te rd a y , Cieiiti.ill
llie ; *ni ;; a • .•IT m .mills
highly s a tisfa i t.ii >
tin- 11 ml la lug milosti
IM
— — 4,“
Hoth the State and defense are
Aving just, fair uml iin|iailial
1 ear i i and yeai o u t . " i i r i
:reiAmen
meat by Judge DrWitt l‘ ov’liers say, orange and elapefiait
Sroy In the Ij:(ke trial.
tl'(*?s are profitable. No man who
extracts nnythmi; from the , -d
T^fo
score of .^pford merchun'.s ■an count on a sure return f i ‘ tu
1
ire ^cooperating IiV staging Dollar one season to another, and sensi
Daya Friday and Saturday. The ble men discount the hazards.
hoiping public should show their
The liaznrdu in fruit grow ng
ipprcctation of this event.
Moriitn
bn miing tieiter all tietime. i'i'iMin,, who own good prov
es will .j., well (<• give tarm prop■r atlent ii, In ieils.* manges and
e i i p i f r o i v ill li.ionie more val
uable a- the uses fur them are
iiiultiplieil.
^rW h en
you turn N o r t h w a r d
a g a in
The place to build your home
!t
iiDe Forest Sanford Re?Jty
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DIXIE FEVER RITDTP
t
to
ioST. LOUTS!
M i l c f o r mile America*!
incut scenic, historic tris
Via Atlanta,f/mtfiinoojt
C / iic J c a m a u g a National
P a r k , L o o k o u t Mountain
M o c c a s i n B e n d , N a j|i!
v ille , Evanst iH*.
Pdfikenofi,
Kdfktdir, Tennrstit
F a s t J ) i r e c l - A l L S l c e l T r a i n s A r c \ T a ilin g
To
Speed
You
H a rk
FAMOUS
DIXIES
DAILY
a he So u t h l a n d
L*. Sanford f A.C.L.)
3:25 pm.
11 Jnckionvitle (ACL) 8:20 pm.
Ar. Knoxville(L.&N.) 12:41 pm.
Ar. Louiiville (L. & N.) 9:20 pm.
" Cincinnalif L.A N.) 10:20 pm.
" Chicago (Prnna.)
7:35am .
T h ro u g h • t r r jit n * c a n , S a n fo rd to C in c in n a ti and C hicago.
S lc iip rr a ran ta rn s
t ra in tn l . m i l i v i l l e .
i y i u i a j . k f r a n d ecwivhc.'; rtra c : r a ilu n c a r, S a n fo rd (<•
C tn c in n a ti
D IX IE
uhe F l
* ** LouLville ( L . A N .) 9 : 0 0 am.
Ar. Cincinnati (L .& N .) 8:50 am.
T hrougl. •trailing c a r * t o ^ i o l n l a a h a w n :
Lv.
Ar.
Ar.
A r.
Ar. lndianapoli*(Big4) l l : S 0 am.
** Columbua (Dig 4 ) 12:55 pm.
11 Cleveland fBig 4 ) 4:55 pm.
Ar. Tulcdo (Big 4 )
2:43 pm.
‘ Detroit (M.C.)
4:23 pm.
id in
a n J d in in g c a r.
Jacksonville A C L . . .
Chattanooga N C &. St L .
St. Louis L &. N
Chicago C & E 1
T h U l in , aJ*o o p e ra te * ih e » t> !a iid i.l t ll. X IC F L Y E R and H I X I E l . t M I T T . n
o w l i t f D i* ie F l y t r R o u t » !•* Chicago and S i . L o ii U , and N F -W G R L E A N S F L O R ID A L I M I T E D to N * * r O rle a n s and Ih e S o u t h w n t w it I i th ro u g h a le tp c r
to L o t A n j r l c i .
For ftirther Information «ml fticrvaiioni*, npply lo:
teN
i iKMmc.m.Nca<tiir
ilS Cok*a IU|
It t.MfTSfY F r t.lSNX R.
R.R,
m.
m.
m.
m.
j4 t 10 p. m.
[ . E .FlRCUSOS,P I t . c s r i l ,
Sit 12 CoW.Ui
1)4 tr. BtrSmrt
JiibH-dW. H*.14-
JickMenSr, fWWi
a s h v il l e
p.
p.
a.
a.
Per honklfll. llrrH*! c«r rurn altmi, filrn onj inker In/armnrfnn, aM>t, I*
>*ut home liibl ilfrnl, nr
I f . C. D R C T N K Y . F lo rid a P a s se n g e r A g rn t
134 W r r i H a y S i . , I'h u n .’ !>*0 3 0 2 , J u t k iu r iv iU f , F la .
L o u isv ille
9:45
12:51
7:20
7:45
lim ited
6:55 a. m,
11:05 tvm.
113 5 p. m.
The Dixie Flyer It equipped with club-lounge car, drawing
room, compartment ilecplng car* and coacbea. The Dm'r
Limit'd carrlea drawing room, compartment sleeping can
and coaches. Ohierrulion Cars are operated on both train*;
also D ixie Dinert, famous for Southern cooking.
O b se rv a tio n
c a r, J a c k io n v ilie to C im ln n .it : ,
f lS T I
DIXIE
FLYER
a m in g o
L*. Jackionvilie ( ACL) 8r3Qam.
Ar. Knoxville (L. A N.) ll:3G pm .
" Lrxinglon (L. 5c N.) 6:15 am.
.Hem bus of the state execut
ive committee.
Mipllhei . I.f the co n g . c.isioiuil
vAi’CUlive i uininittees.
PlH t 'rumblings ef “street pul- I ------------------- liking" reached The Herald office • I'ersor.p who own g i me I I I I ' l d k
his morning.
|county have mu liven di npiunni
'Dr*/ 1 — — o-------Iwrfoi ni this duties
1 v f*o
•f viliEenahip .by registering and
"1
Ji I i . i . . ^ Find.
DIXIE FLYER ROUTE
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W
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Martin Johnson, Explorer, Smokes
Lucky Strikes In Wildest Africa
“ While trailing big game in Africa, I have never
been without my Lucky Strike Ctgarefle. Once
on the Abyssinian border my shipment of them
from America missed us, and l « ’us miseruMe
until the natives followed our tracks a cro ss the
Kaisout desert to Nairobi with my precious carRO
of Luckies. After four years of smoking Luckies
in wildest Africa, l find my voice in perfect con*
dition for my lecture tour in America
UOSSING’S
QUICK SKItVICIC
T R A N SFER
Hauling. Crating, Shipping,
mtd Storage.
('hunt* l!IH
601 K. 3rd St.
1.
Tills IleniM tomorrow will i on■good-many~do!lnr tlHy bar-’
~TH K F L I G T n ’ T O VF^NT^r
Friday and Saturduy will
I 'A I .A T K A N E W S
ritto some exceptional opportuniA creduInns world bus beeumc all IlloiU’eil I, t tie mast of h i .
;C8, for readers of this paper to
‘
more so sitlee publicity seekcl> iif bunt, lb )ia ; isunlizi'd tlie underave on their purchases.
minimized bruin development bate
taking lor a tru s tin g public, t dun
dared the perils of tile air. unlv to
nicest thing about this tinto
pass !uto_ob!ivhin. The list ,.f tlove lessening tin ■ m ental d i -tut h.itu c
year is the delicate scent
i who souglit in tiny liarques of tbe needed lo gi ii-' s'.cb an as to a i'ii
ge blossoms. Their fntg-|„,iw............... ,, . , ,
ut (lie ing idea
e
doubly sweet with the
Atlantic and failed, is no longer
Probably because of ad\i<-o
morning dew.
j thpn the Ii at u^-those who sought weather lepoits Ir* lit \'eni|s, Mins
i to conquer the more tranquil l\ie- o." sonic of rile adjacent planet ,
Mentions htc that there will |ifie. The personnel of tho.se vati- tlie new daie-ile\ i| o ' the sky .mi jnuch interest and excite- |ous pionec. ing groups is aheudy ilouueed yesterday that Ins flight
•nt attached to the race for con- forgotten, but the fact of llu-ir liml been delayed but would tat ••
tole'and Justice of peace ns some fnnlhurdlncss still lives and forms place next .summer. And if th.v
a others for higher county of- the premise for the belief thut time arrives too quickly, there s
.
modem men and women might a t no lenson why u later day could
tempt anything.
not lie set. Any otd date is early
Vrd again it become, the duty
It i» no wonder, then, that news, enough for a navigator who must
Florida newspapers to begin paper readers—and they arc legion expect to be a .long time dead.
Ht. votecs to register and and of varying degrees of credul
There may he those who refuse
•^thejy poll tax. With such un ity—should fall for the story of to believe in Santa Claus. Possibly
jk ••lection, approaching, Robert Condit, the man who claims a few expect no gold-laden ship
no many b'g issues to be that he will set sail for the plum l to come in. These aro the skepti
», surely every worth-while Venus in a sky-rocket nt sonic ear cal. They are outnumbered by far
l.iMILace to it that it ia pos- ly date. Being somewhat of a puli- by those miljlotts who will keep
^ Unvote wjtrn the t me ccmtca. Heist, Condit has further heighten necks era nod until u flash through
ed the e ffeets of his sensational the hen veils announces that Robert
fie' police stnndal in Miami proposed adventure by liberal pas Condit is on his way, the greatest
dd^>#tm; to ' indicate that the sing along of pictures of bimseif Columbus of them all. . •
on'negroes has nevJ| e# W *«m d in that city. The
of Blacks and the
REGISTER NOW FOR THE PRIM ARY
handcuffed white m*n
tta |s a pastime that
• JA C K SO N V ILLE TIMES-UNION
tluitiou op any comMen and women of Florida, Duv cise of the franchise. An entirely
al county, Jacksonville, should un new set of books will be made up
kliapti a grand juror derstand that in lorder to vote in 'o r the coming primury und only
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to ninety days in the primary elecllun, which is lo those whose names arc inscribed
'or contenipj of court because be held-June 5, tley must register thereon will be permitted to vote.
The opportunity for registering
4V0i information about the and pay pail Ltxci, if liable to.the
* affair* to gambl
•.•.jo ia tttr levy, They should also uniter^ , iR'.Vlub ¥M»j.nUy
"the. home -t* n f.J
iDUglltad he what aappen*d. r stand that .rpeeiaf daces huve"f>een fordtd for a short time, loiter it
wo g»nbiera^vho secured the designated in vnri >us parts of the will be necessary to go to the coun
nation paid 11,000 fines each city and ruunty wh are officials will ty courtI’.mise Ut register. .The same
wlr part in the jury tamper- tube the iiapiv* an i fill out the tfe- l»‘
rbia business of fooling with aifed certificate*, The mutter ia
rw appears U> be rather made simply aqd < any for all Who
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First Nat’l Dank Dldg'
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improved SEL-IU ) piuno
moving equipment.
Hauling -C rating -Shipping
Side-Track Earilitirs.
Phone StMj
2(10 N. Maple Avenue
Ralph W . Loesing
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No Throat Irritation- No Cough.
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The Cream of
for Lucky Strikes says
Tobacco Buyer
“ Buying tobacco for L U C K Y STRIKE
Cigarettes is a matter of selecting the finest
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grown. It is my duty and instruction 10
TK u Cream of the Tobacco Crop’ for
JIUB brand. Nothing is omitted or spared
in making my purchase just a little bettef*
Quality always tells.”
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THE SANFOKP’HERALD. WEDNESDAY. TffAIUgr U , 1?2B
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U T M 't f t l T U r t M l W M H r T y r f c J I
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Manager Of Aster
Farms, E. C.Nortdn,
Is ClaimedByDeath
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)Tehpk°ne H # MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
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Excitement Of Oil
Fields Is Shown In
Picture A t Milane
Social
ilendar
__ George \V. McRory, well known
Sanford business man, today an*
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nounced his connection with tho
Club Members Enjoy
E. U. Norton, manager of Aator H„tes staff of the Seminole HudLovely Bridge Party Farms, member of Roosevelt’s •son.Essex Company, Seminole
Rough Riders and nraldent of S a n - ! County distributors,for the Hud*
The regular-fortnightly- bridgetYordTor-the pnit ttllw
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'Mr- Mrltnry is an automobile
pnrty given for members- of-the £o ■,
Soiinl Department of the Woman's Sunday night in Miam,, according man ,lf 1(ltl>r „ , wHenee. For the
Club, Tuesday afternoon proved to word received hy D, L. Thrash past several years he has been
connected with the sales depart
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most delightful as well as lovely er of this city.
in every way.The hostesses for the
As a soldier in Roosvelt’a famoua ment of the Edward Higgins Inc.
afternoon were Mrs. William H. fighting outfit. Mr. Norton fought Mr McRory has been a resident
Tunnlcliffc, Mrs. Endor Uurlette j in the battle of Sun Juan HH[ be of Sanford for a number of years
and is prominent In local business
and Mrs. Roland Read.
side his two biothers, one of whom
circles. He is active in social and
Suggestive of St. Putrick’s dny was killed and (lie other wounded. fraternal circles und has a host
were the decorations nhtl other de For his bravery and military quali of friends, who will In* interested
tails. The large auditorium where ties he wns the recipient of milch to learn of Ids new connection.
the tables had been arranged for pralso from Colonel Roosevelt.
play was beautifully adorned with
Mr. Norton was married IS
CARD OF THANKS
numerous baskets filled with ex months ago and had been living at
quisite wlhite cut flowers combined his home on Mellonvillo Avenue.
We wish to thank the many
with greenery. Irish flags and Ir The news of his death, which oc friends who so graciously remem
ish harps were also used to advan curred unexpectedly, will conic as bered us with’thelr beautiful flor
tage.
a shock to hj* frineds in Hanford. al offerings, and many expres
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■ Scores for the enjoyable games His body wns taken to Arlington sion* of sympathy In our bereave
ment in the loss of our deni1 Hus
of progressive bridge wbre kept on Cemetery for interment.
band and, Brother J . It. llooch
tallies in the form of Shamrocks
» Mrs. Marjorie L. Hood
and at the conclusion of the game
Mrs. Walter S.‘ Coleman and
and family.
scores were compared and the first guest Mrs. (ifnrge Camden Conger
prize, a green crystal flower bowl of Okluhomn City, llkln., left Wed
went to Mrs. Jam es Hawkins. Mrs. nesday morning for a motor tr|p ’. Mrs. Ilo n y .1. Wilson And Mrs.
Paul Riggers, who scored next to Miami. Palm Bench and other Hid Rive motored to Orlando
Tuesday where they were tho
highest score, received a green points on the Fast Const.
guests of Mrs. Fraukiin Hardaway.
crystal vase. The low score prize,
a bouquet of flowers went to Mrs. Mtvsich Jr., Mrs. S. 1). Highleyinnn,
B. (!. Smith. The cut prize, an Ir Mrs. C. K. Myers, Mrs. R. 11. Me
Mrs. Raymond Philips, Mrs.
ish pipe tied with green ribbon was Crucken, and Mrs, O. P. Herndon. Benjamin Whit nor J r ., and Mrs.
won |by Mrs. Fred Zerrener.
There were sixteen tables of Monroe It. 11m ton motored to orAt the tea hour the bridge acces players who enjoyed this unusuulty lanii.i Tuesday where they spent
the day.
sories were removed, the tables dqJJghtful affair
laid with hand made covers and
it fredhments consisting of con
gealed fruit salad- topped with
green timydimnise, green puffles,
> M arriage qf Jack and Jill
olives, cheese wafers, individual
Kouthside School Auditorium
angel food cakes frosted in white
and embellished with tiny green
Friday — 8 l*. M.
shamrocks and coffee were served
Adults fide C h ild re n 25c — C iihI of 71) Children
by the hostesses assisted by Mrs.
Calvin Teague, Mrs. John ■ W.
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excitement, of n new oil field,
will hold
where the gushers may be expect
t t f c r f t 3 00 o’clock 41
ed tn come in nt any second, ‘‘The
.j ’i Club. 1' I _j‘ :• Showdown", which comus to the
TH U R SD A Y
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Milane Theatre today, presents n
I fgjhloncd New England loVe story of tremendous poignan
■»ir<n by the W. C- .T* V* cy' timi power.
"viotk nt the Methodist
Selected us George Bancroft’s
Tea at the West fi^tt starring picture for Para
mount, following his sensational
School from 3 to 5
appearnnee in "Underworld", "The
|irrn by the Parent Teach- Showdown" is the story- of four
eiation. The public is cord* men—nnd. one woman brought
rJted.
face to face with primitive condi
meeting of Seminole tions in a desperate struggle to
No. 2 O. E. S. will 1)0 find the flowing gold.
[7:30 o’clock at the Masonic
Into the swamp jungles of tlte
back country of the Tampico oil
FRIDAY
fields comes a gently nurtured
Ljtn'* Club of the Holy girl from New York. Ignorant «>f
fpisctTpul Church will* meet the conditions she must face, she
flock Friday ^vening nt the brings d trunk full of evening
|llou»e^
clothes and gold mounted toilet
(Ur meeting of the W. C. articles. Through a series of
1m be held at 3:30 o'clock events, she finds' herself alone in
[Methodist Church parlors. the hack country with four men
>ial Child's Welfare Pro- who •have not seen n woman for
been arranged. .
a "yenr. Then begins a tense drama
he Wedding of Miss Jill which surpasses even the suspense
Jack." nt the South Side of “Underworld," and build*, to a
School at 8:00 o'clock un- smashing and totally unexpected
fauspices of the South Side finish.
Parent Tenchera AssnciaHeading the ensfc which sup
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ports Bancroft are Evelyn Brent
anion department of the — who played with him in Under
it High School will give re- world," Neil Hamilton, Fred Koh
8:00 o’clock nt the Scmth- ler. also in " Underworld**"^ ns the
h School Auditorium.
lender of a gang; Arnold Kent
E. Courier will entertain und Leslie Fenton.
hers of the I.ottnphini
“The Showdown" was adapted
|Club nt 0:00 o’clock at her
to
the screen by Hope Luring from
Palmetto Avenue.
jibe stage play “ Wildcat" by Hous
. SATURDAY
ton Branch. Victor Scheitzinger
it bridge party and dance dii •ccted the picture.
Hotel Forrest 1 -tke, under
pices «.f tin* Knights of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsnm nf
is. Cards nt eight o’cclock, Names City spent
litcday here
begins nt 0:00 o'clock, Tiiosduy on business.
[is cordially invited.
n’s story hour nt the
Mrs. (’buries Powell Jr., tins re
at 10 o’clock.
turned
home nftcr spending the
MONDAY
Classes for the St. Agnes past month with her parents Rev.
ill lie held at 0:00 o’clock and Mrs. Rutherford Dougins nt
their home at Henderson, Ky.
Parish II oure.
n's Guild ot Holy Cross
1 Church will meet n!
H°ck ot the Parish House.
,Orgun Club will hold regslness meeting and plecofftrers at 3:30 o’clock nl
e of Afrs. W. A. Zachary
Avenue with Mrs. ZaellOld Fashioned
Mrs. .1. H. Cole Inugh as
s.
George McRory Joins
Hudson-Essex Firm
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MRS. PARKER E R T R R T U N S
Laney’s
The Belle Bennett Circle of the
Missionary Society of the First
Methodist Chnrcn heiu a very in
teresting nnd heipful meeting
Monday afternoon nt tho home of
Mrs. I*. D. Parker on Magnolin
Avenue.-The chnivnuuM-Mra. Lloyd
Brown -presided itjycrvthr business
session. Mrs. R. W.' Tbm er had
charge of the devotional exercises
for the afternoon after which sev
eral Important topics were dlsrusse<L' A very interesting article
“The Life of Belle Bennett” wns
read by Mrs, Turner. After all
business had boen disposed of, Fho
hostesses Mrs. Parker, and Mrs.
W, I* Clarke served refreshments
consisting of hot chocolate nnd
sandwiches. The next meeting will
he held at the home of Mrs. R. \V.
Turner with Mrs, P. D. Cohh as
sisting.
E. First St.
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I wish to annoiOice ^hat a report has been circulated through^"-out the county that t imve withdrawn from the race fpf.cjeW ^of the circuit court. I desire to inform the citizens that this*
is absolutely untrue, that I have not withdrawn nor do 1 haverI
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any intention of retiring from the race.
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Robert A. Cobb
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lingerie
and charming accessories for
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Mi-Lady’s wardrobe
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Silk slips and skirts
( ’rope tlo Chino nml
Haynncttu
$2.50 to $6.75
Novelty
Night yowns
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AND MRS. ARTHUR
IONIt OK MCCLUNU
of Wallace, N. C.,
nee tlm marriage of tbeir
daughter
MARY HENRY
to
R. WILLIAM ROBERT
WILLIAMS
*y afternoon
at five
It March eighth,,one thousnine hundred and twenty
eight.
frace Methodist Church,
ington, North Carolina.
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The Mode For Spring
W . C. T . U.
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Quick Careful Service
Stiutlo und calf^klKU'.y
i U tu 2*-a inches ’•
C hino T a ilo re d and Im v t rim rued
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75c and $1.00
wide, a i i
$4.00 to $ 10.00
<tn ■
Pajam as
Our plant has hern enlarged
In give you immediate and
excellent
cleaning -en ice
for your wearing apparel and
house furnishing!*. Prices arc
the lowest,
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in Silk Cropt1 dt* Chine Huyon tutd Jersey.
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$2.50 to $10.00
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Rp u I Leatlier Assorted
220 Magnolia
sint|)es.
lotel Arrivals
BHRHST LAK E HOTEL
[C. Overton, Jacksonville Fla.;
Mrs. (Jeo. F. Teak, Gro»• K. Y.; (!. D, Thonivuugh,
*nviHi-.; S. V. Van Ness und
_ Summerville, N. J . ; Mr. nnd
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Wilhy, Terre Huutc Ind.
|B. Jim,.*, and Wife, St. Paul
Frederick I), prnatow. Chit[ n- Vt : Mr. ami Mm. W. S.
F0*, Great Neck N. Y .; Miss
"■* Bui dill, Btxrnklyn N. Y.;
■ Burton, Jacksonville, Fla.;
I'd Mrs. George 11. Chapman,
III.; Georgo E. Smith,
Florida; Charles H. Cole,
, *•: Binton E. Allen Sanford;
Bradley Jacksonville,
Seminole
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Free
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1rkfats to save h e r and |o»ea
w,,nian he loves and n fortune in oil.
“THE SHOWDOWN”
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•HWed.V£iU»- thrills grfd 'koxiwnse,
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THURSDAY
"CONEY ISLAND"
' k * bit with a big cost.
°Bts wi]l stage 30 minnovel’entertainment
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tinthroldpred luce wines.
(ific and $1.0()
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Program. Assisting Artist
Helen Owen Hutchins
Irish harpist and flower
lady • %t
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
March 15— 8:15 P. M.
Adults 50c Students 25c
-Come Early
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All Silk, top to toe
$1.75
S ta y ^ L a te r
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Luce trim m ed in Crepe de Chine
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Fancy Teds
Crej>e de Chine Iaice trimmed.
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Assorted colors and sixes.
$2.25
to $5.00
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In case of rain sale will be held next day
same place.
Sales Managers
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All silk Jeresry knickers
$2.25
1928
Do not forget the time and the place will
be on the New Smyrna Sanford High
way just north o f the New Samsula High
School where we will sell 5000 acres land
in 10 acre plots or more.
Florida
This will be good- Don’t miss
Hutchins. Only Sanford Adult
pro|fim . -Come
Thursday
£v*ldag. Coed packing e p a « —
15th
Fine sheer quality
nil shades.
Music 10 a. m.
Barbecue 11 a. m.
Auction 1 p. m.
with
Georg* Bancroft
’ * u divime
packed
Van .iltaaltc
Chiffon
Barbecue
March
Thursday K t*. 7»I.
Birds
TODAY
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Hose
Auction
famous Amccic^tn natural
ist and bird artist, in sonRH.
pictures and true stories of
the
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All colors.
Purses and
Bags
•$1.05 to $5.00
Pressery
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Evolves Scheme S
For Refinancing I
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The new Itiue would bear three
per cent interest and would mature o v e r.* period of f>0 years. In
addition to the regular interest
coupon . t h e m , .would be an extra
coupon for one-fiftieth of the, princtpal to. Uo paid W > i
cloao of the G(T-year -period -thebonds would be retired, the interest will have been paid on the full
amount for RO years. Onc-hnlf of
the prirtclpni would be paid in 2o
years, thereby earning six per
cent I n f f f c s t T o r the bondholders,
Mr. Mill** snid. ■
Following Is Mr. Miller's plan,
which is * supplemented by his
statement-to the eltitens for their
support and co-operation.
interest. charges
Our Iftl
at this time on
714.0M.OO bonds are $318,335.0
Average yenrly pay,
mentis due on .bonds
for the next 28 years 2.10,428.00
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"Th * above amount must be paid
in someway. I f wg refinance, we
are making no hendwny, and to
endeavwr- to collect the above am
ount without taking into consider
ation our usuul government ex
penses, we will only heap upon
our people a burden that can
not be paid. I propose that we plnce
this matter before the Immi people
and they will cither have to help
u* or takdTtho town. If wc nre al
lowed to work out our own sal
vation, we may conic out without
n burden on our people. My plan
is as follows:
" I propose that we Issue $ 6,000,000.00 In bonds drawing 3 per
cent Interest and running RQ years.
In addition to the regular Inter
est coupon, have n extra coupon
for one fiftieth of the face of the
bond payaide each year. At the end
of the CO year period both the
principal and interest evidenced by
Ujese bonds will have been paid.
The purchasers of tho bonds will
haw» received Interest on the full
amount of principal at the ond of
th* fifty-year period and one.
half of the principal will have been
paid In -26 years—thereby earning
0 per cent interest Tho result of
the above will f|gUro „s follows-
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By Conradi’s Choice
APPROPRIATION
GIVEN
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 1. (INS) |
— An appropriation of $183,000 1
Wn« authorised today by the War
Department for improvement in
Discnyne
Ray Harbor,
Miami )
Reach, Fin. The new- appropriation
will bo added to $72,000 left un- j
expended from a previous allot
ment, and the fcvholc used in re- ,
vestment and repair work.
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Friday and Saturday will be red letter days for Semin
VANCOUVER, R. C., Mar. 1 1
(I N S ) —Three men nre known to
have been killed and several in
jured when n tunnel raved in a
Canadian Nutionni Hallway work
tniin nenr Kamloops today, ac
cording to word received here.
ole County Shoppers.
More Ilian two score of Sanford’s
leading
merchants
are cooperating with The Herald in offering the
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
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( I N S ) —Treasury barking up to
$400,000,0110 for thi" upciiil un nf
farm products pools in every state
in tin- Union is provided under an
e a c h . year
$ 300,000.00 amendment to the McNury-Hnu- [
'Hiis figure shows a decrease gen Farm Relief Rill adopted . by
the H'fusr Agriculture Cnmin ttec
of nearly
000.00 „ year in the
today.
aoove figure representing the
amount wP arc now paying yearly
in the retirement of bonds. The ;1know the result. Du we want the
provision w« make in the budget result ?
for expected collg,ii„„N
"I I liv e nut many nf u s Iterti
th« retlrvmeut of bonds makes where we rould out see uvrt the
no difference, ns the interest „nd mountain of obligations which
I>rincip€i| of the* bonds must |>o hil all light yet we worked out. We
either paid or refinanced, and the did not do it by not endeavoring
present method will only lead to to pay out. The paying gave us
bankruptcy sooner or later.
the Itglll.
“In presenting the plan nf re
Propose th»t we handle the
paving Hens UK follows: That we financing I ant snld on the proposi
amend the charter s0 that the full tion I am interested in very deep
amount of the liens could Ik* collect- ly. I want nur City to pay all of
its obligations, Imt we must have
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nn(l extended over „ assistance from those who1 as
period of „5 years drawing r,
P«r cent interest; that no city taxes sisted us to pile the weight on
US_
y*mr-—birntTT loans you
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fur ihe paving w-ith many limes the money in- should
is he nut in a measure res|utnsihle
for your conditinti I say that he
certainly is.
He must help you.
They must help us.
“I know well the harden that is
now on us. I have investigated,
and find that your rents are go
ing for taxes. You know well tlure
some time these taxes will have
to be paid. Is it not hettei to deal
with your friends than
with
strangers. I thing some of us
have discovered this.
“ I api»enl to you as a ritir.cn os
one of your commissioners to
stand by your City. She never
needed you more, and if this year
you will suffer we will find the
sun shitting. It is just over the
way.
"I wunt your united stipimrt
in this proposition. Our Mayor and
City Attorney nre now in New
York, and will take my plan up
with some bunt! houses. If they do
not have success there we will
continue to work until we nre
individual.
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placed where wc ptfy, and pay
with a less taxation.
“Our town is too good a town
to lie subjected to the possibility of
a receiver. I don’t Itelicve that we
have many here that believes in a
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Wp nr
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localities
have gone
ta Jre CS t * h t0<k in ,rndp
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huvp nothing to >cJ through hutxiships, and have come
out, ami we can. Give us your help
m u ir j"
-if '-
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ing public two great days of bargains.
Watch the Herald Thursday and Friday for messages
o f thrift from merchants who are anxious to serve vou.
These
merch ants and others whose
The Herald tomorrow
Arcade* Delicatessen
Basket Meat Market
appear
will
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper
Florida Cash Store
George Deetch
Open Air Poultry Market
Sanford Gift & Music Store
Banner's Department Store
Piggly Wiggly Markets
Seminole Paint Co.
Blue Bonnet M arket
U & S Grocery
Stenstrom Grocery
Couch’s Music Store
The Diamond Palace
Dave’s Department Store
The Outlet
Economic (grocery
Martin’s Paint Store
Roberts Grocery
McLauIins
Red Star Grocery &
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe
>“ I-'v."it .*
We bate made the effort, am
emue out victorious we then an
* 1Faya stronger.
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8:30, Forester*; 9, Variety hotfr L
11:30, So rena tiers.
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tPofitlcnl Announcement
0:30. orchestras; 7:30, instru
mental trio; 8, frolickcrs; 8:30,
ro n r o \ m i i M j
I lirrvhy utiiiolillo* my cuntlldacy
concert ensemble; 9, IVOR pro
f u r Mi** o f f le u y f c u t ia t iih lc , P l N l r J c l
grams; II, orchestra.
4 , K U li jp r t to t h y ft I I I o f th o v u te rN
On Jutiu
468-5— WKC Washington—610
i: KIN’LAW..
5, Twilight hour; (5, dinner mu
sic; 7:15. Frederic W. Wile; 9.
a - o it c i . r i i k
u r r iiK T ir
r o i'K T
Troubadours;
10:30,
National
I w is h t u a n it o u n i-.. t h a t 1 a m a
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II
c a n J 111.Ur f o r r r - c l* L - t io n to t i t * o f Programs in Eastern standard j Grand Opera. ' .
l i v e o f C le r k o f th e C l r c u i l C o u r t ,
o f a e tttltto le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a u b - time.
AFl time is p. in. unless I 296.9— WWNC Asheville—1010
Je ct to the* t lv c la lo ii o f (h e D e m o *
otherwise indicated. Wave length-*
7. dinner, qtusic.
’ •
c tu tk *
o f H e m ln o te C o u n t y ,
on left of rut! letters, Kilocycles
In tin * D e m o c ra t ic
P r im a r y
K le » *
|75.9—WSH Atlanta—630
l i o n t ,. l e h e ld o n J u n e «*Mi, A . D . on right.
7, J orchestra; 9, WEAF pro
1921.
I9L6—WEAF New. York—fi 10
grams; 11:35, ihoir.
v. r
d o c o la ss.
2:15, Pamussus Trio;
1:15, 213.8-^-WOOD Chattanooga—1230
rim t itVHT.ini M
Mmihattau trio; j , Twilight hour; ( 8, Kiddie story period; 8:30, en
t '* I s i i t , , n n u iiiin c t f t lm t ? a n t
fi, orchestin; 7. Synagogue serv- semble; 9. music; 9:30, organ.
s ' i iiin n ir . it , • f , » r t it . . ,, f f | i- r u t i? t m 310.7—-WJ A X Jacksonville—890
"(«•>)•
fa r
J u s I ln < o f t i t *
l- r a c u lees; 7:30, Sucottyatis; H, musical
D IM t ti t
No
I, S t - lt illin l*
I ' o u i l l j , miniatures: 8:110,
Great Uompos7:30, children's period.
I - l u r h l. t . M l t l J t t N t lr o . i f t il. * I ’v a r v
322.1— W’f I AS Louisville—930
10:30, NaD l . l t u t * ' . o i i p r i s tnw
IB r r t io u
l*t-t*« ers; 1*. Troubadours;
c l I l l s . N i l ' s t.
3, I,
u t, t i , K I I , tionul Grand opera; 11:30, orches l
7:45, Frederic W. Wile, 8, Great
a llh jt i-t to Ho* i l r c l . l o t i o f t h v 111.111 •
.Moments in history; 10:30, Na: .v
u c r n t t r I ’r l m . i t v to !*•* I l l ' I d o n .In to * tra.
l i l t , A I > | ;i;v
I tinrfhl Grand opera.
4*iI..1—WJZ New York—fifiO
I 'till iqipivrlatit j cur. KUtipiirt.
I
336.9— WS.M Nashville—890
2:40.
Venetian
gumloliers;
I.
D tV N
I. N 'T IIIK C i:
i
7v
theater program; 8. dinner
oivhestra: fi. diu.ee oivhestra;
i tu t . it u r i t i : n l: i *i : a < i :
fi:30. Jcdtin Highlanders; 7, or ! concert,; I'. WEAF programs;
IIIS T H IIT
M l. - F ill II
7:b>, 10810.kfrolic.
I in ( . in , t i m iiiiiic t * r i y u *tti‘iid ; i « kv chestra; John B. Kennedy:
fur
<<i l*i in I* «*f MHt i ict Nii. j FredeHe William Wile; !>. Variety 29641— WS.M It N e w ( t r i e . i n - — l o l l )
I, Hiilij* 11 tm tin* ‘ ilf'HhIiiii t>f |h**i hour: 10:30 Around the piano; II. . 9:30, Music dunce, theater (2
v « i l « ' i " i i i lit* * M i* iu « ti* ri« t 1c I T l h m r y »
I hrs).
4*1 I'V !*• >1 MU .h ill* * M il. A - l y M4. S , Shin her music.
219.9—WCOA Pnnsaodii— 1200
D A V ID H F K W U .
422.3—WOll
Newark—710
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2:30. Holomis
Hawaiian*; 3. ' S, liistrumcutiil trio; 9. bridge
ru n
.i i x r i r i : o r * i * r . \ r i :
Farming; soprano; 3:30, orches •lesson; 9:30, vocalist; ladies' chor
t O il u i s n i n T M l . r o i H
T h I k i •- i n a n nu u m i- m y cu ltd Id A ry tra; drift, orchestra; ”, ensemble; us; 10:16, Uncle Philip; It, organ.
f< *f J u i i i , - c|
* I m* I V . i n * . D l f i t r l c l
museum collec.ions; 8, Mabclnnnu 251,1— W If V A Kiclim mid — 11XII
N il.
1
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fi:30, Duo; otgnn; 8. bridge les
10. pitonograph
D f n u i i i a i ic x t.t im .1 im p f* tt i. H a n Corby pregrani;
son; 8:30, “A string" quartet: 9
ford. I«•L•* Moiirni1, l’itida, l.iik** hour; 11:05, orchestra;
11:30.
Mnr>,
l.n iiR w o m ) ,
A lln t t iu iilii
opera memories.
H p r l i i L H . in . i F«> t»'ftt I ’l l y , c m t H ilt u t i* Witching hour.
thf t t ii 'V** d lN lr h - t
272.6— WPG Atlantic City— 1100 51(1.9— WFLA. Clearwalcr—580
I f ri*»ct**d , 1 p n it n lN i* n it
lio u a N t
3, Kncen Gtvlln ami his Clear
d;4ft. Organ; concert orchestra.
h u a iiO K N - h k * *
a d m ln ix t r iiM it n
fre **
fro m
M ir
usunt uu-iMlisinnenrsv! g, Orjole Glee club; 8:30, concert water Scarlet Guard,*: 7:30, Korea
^C l r ill l
tiiirctri) with t n * ° (* 'orchestui; 9:05 Traymon- tin-lies- Grclla and his Clearwater Scar
Her.
<> »•. MKitNl'ON jirn; 9:30. Hiiwniinn Troupe; 10:30, let (iinirtls; 8:30, Tampa Weather
ltureau forecast, citrus report;
dunce orrheKtnt*!
8:35, band cunnert; 9, Johnnie
285.5—WIIAI. Ilaltiinnre -1050
fi. Sat.divan Circle; (1:30, dinner |Strnus4> oreliestra; 9:68, time tit k
ro T im vdii-.HK tu* s i:m \ o i.i:
c o r n r.
music; 7:45. Ficdcrie M- Mile; 8. |service; 10, correct standard time:
| w 1
in nnnmiiu:i* that l a in <4
] 10:01, studio muaicnle; 11, Rill
cftttdl'1 ■ f ••I , I" •*■** I I >||*■•11 l l * M l*’ ttf - WBAI. trio; 9, Variety trio; 10. Jackson and his tenor guitar;
••nu* > i
m m t h x ln n r r . f t 'u iTt dance program.
f ir e
of
tu Mu? dr 260.7— WCA1 I'hilndclphia— 1150 11:30, all dance radio ramble; 12,
D IM t o '
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h i v i i : u r
r i. u n t il ». v e t i i i : o .« s t :
a '. i'. s in M : n
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Foil
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ii« < i io n a | t i c h i t m : « i n > f i . i i i m
1 V I-
mATES-U
dvanea
received
r sent
,10c a line
___8c a line
___7e a line
,‘ riiM on re
Jitt!
Lavefaga
a Hoe.
charge
...
Young Ludy wanted who is nmbitious and has a gotHLcducatian.
Chance to learn good trade thut
will pay you $30 to $-10 in one
years time. Every situation in the
mechanical department of The
Sanford Hernia amt the Sanford
nnl is held by yoffilg Ia Aft s ani
infc,njui..wha,. 1 ifhiw i trained
(N>'ingjltlu!^nitt.yta^. If. teres ted
wiirr .TT'ereTHnn’’ at- Hcruld
office.
a d v eh tiserp
lersld
representative
|v familiar with rates
r classification will
[ complete information,
i wish, they will aaaiat
ording your want ad
lit more effective.
nccmcnis
|f Jack and Jill. Southol Auditorium, Frldov
I auuUs 60 c children 25c.
children.
Everybody’s Offers
O jice you Visualize tthe endless
Stf ejamof people who &te advertis
of 30c for
iT>rtUing is restricted
* {Unification.
Error Is made The San»ld will he responeiblo
lone incorrect insertion,
direr for subsequent
The office should be
nmediatcly in enso of
Radio
Programs
ing their offerings in this section, you
Wanted—Sendees of n man ihor*
oughly familiar with thb plant
ing uml care of Florida Inwns and
flowers. Must he able to super
vise and have original ideas. Prefably without, children. Good prospoets of advancement for the
right man. Satisfactory references
required. —h-Addrcss:
Intcr-Citv
Realty Comapny, .Maitland, Fla.
can appreciate the importance of read
ing it and seeking the opportunities
which will benefit you. Scan this
section daily for the things this com
10— Livestock
munity is offering.
Doston terrier puppies for sale.
' Pedigreed stock. George K. Wil
son, Idtkc Mary.
FOR SALE— Thoroiigh-hred Collie
pupr. $-1 and $8. each.
201)3
Sanford- Avc. Phone 767-J. .
10-A P o u lt r y tin d E
rrs
27— M oney T o
Lo a n
1'oUtlca'. A n n o u n c e m e n ts
9, Moosehrnrt hour; 1 a. nKftftfortunl review (2 hrs.)
416.4— WON-WLIB Chicago— 720
11:35, vocnl and orchestra. *
344.6—1VLS ( hicago—870
9. nil state hour; I I , popular (?
hrs.)
;U1'"S
428.3— W |,1V Cineinn a li—700 ' "T
7, Vagabonds; 9, musical pro- .
grant; 10, organ; II, Vagabonds1.'
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8[i»»ino»ilcCrcmpUfi«qu*€M^y
r*tl*v*dbyoo* applies tion o#—
V IC K S
End aCold
in 1 Day!
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nwm.
A c t q u ic k ly i n a c o ld . It may lead to
g rip p e o r t lu . B r e a k up a c o ld w it h in
t w e n t y - lo u r h o u r s . H I L L ' S w i l l d o l t l
C o m b in e s t h e f o u r p e a t require
m e n t s . S t o p s t h e c o ld ln a
A
day, c h e c k s t h e f e v e r .
• r '~
ot>rn» ih e bowel*, lo rw * the
H llla
e n tire *v*tem . Get re<l box tod iy at any d i u i x u l . JOc.
a lO D v
H IL L 'S
i'll
Colds
Ci k i m — I n a i k —Q K W /
H ealth
MONEY TO LOAN
.
ron m ik iu f f
White Wyandotte
ON
d ia m o n d s,
WATCHES,
! hereby Hlinnur.cr my candidacy
lay. Send for booklet. Fall villa
for
thu
of
flee
of Mlmrlff of Hemin
JE W E L R Y
AND
PERSONAL
ute futility subject to the trill of
Poultry Farm, Oyluiido, Flu.
PROPERTY. HERMAN’S LOAN the Voters nl the June Ptluinry.
Miller, formerly of
J. F
M r f t .m . I.A N D
|illc. Fla., announces the BABY chicks.
Tuncevd strain O FFIC E 27 W. CHURCH S T .
i iwsn iww>
his dental offico- nt
White Leghorns, $11.76 per ORLANDO. _________________
tch Uldg. with Ur. Mas- 11)0; Rhode Island Reds, ?Ifi. per
r o n c t.c im n i i c r r r co rttT
>- *
10U. Circular on recipient. Guy L. Straight
-iii
or monthly payment
I lie r e h v s t i r i o ' i n o i m y e a in lh ln o y
lUuckliurn, Ellcnton. S. C.
plan, on improved City and sub f o r t h e o f f ic e o f i l e r k . o f t h e
Court, au'.tlei t *•, the action
urban
business or residential Circuit
of the v o i c e t i li e J uii . Primary.
JING Lmg’a Puio Pork 10-11 (H u n ts and F lo w e rs
» ,a ' •
It It. [>13AS.
property.
Seo Ii. W. Herndon,
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l r,t« Mnli.ieltn Avc.
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nermudn ' Onion plants for sale. Soiplmdc Hotel.
Uy im . J . C. UOWELL
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$1.00 per 1000. R. 11. llimth,
Lnd Fount!
n u t M lltllltT
i K '. - u il.
We are prepared to consider ap
Monroe Corner, West. First St.
I hereby nnnoiinci myself ■» *
ITCHING PILES
n . . r ..f f iiu n t y
K i: s > > i i t e l l s
•I in
plication for firs*. Mortgngi cuiollil.atc for s h rrlff of Seminole on m l h i *
in i I n t i l e l N il
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In the artlnti of J .IIIIIO lull ti I.i>t Finlay night: 1 I — R o o m s W ith o u t H oard
h li I l k ‘
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of rrfw
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donees and Mercantile Buildings] ln-hl In tii, early pari of Jn-.e l ’. i l .
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f»l« i a l i I n i i f u r t m u tit r u t f o r p n r l q . l '- . m .
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UNION PHARMACY
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q u ire no lodging, they do not eat up your
substance, no r leave y o u r job at som eone's
h ig h e r bid.
A ll fa rm tasks, m ilking, c hurning, separat
Ing, cleaning, grinding, pum ping, washing.
Iro n in g and cooking, are done better, an<4
quicker and cheaper by electricity
■* Radio, electricity's youngest o ffsp rin g has
banished the m onotony of the fa rm 's v p c e ,,
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In Stomacji
and Bowels
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r ' T o i i U NEWSPAPER
L b l i s h i d in
K ln rid a s
T il B
H eart.
Cloudy,
probably
occa*Iot
'bowers tonight and Wednesday;
mild temperature.
Ithe W orld’s G r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e
' fllon.ltH R i c h e s t G a r d e n Icnml
L eased W ir e In te rn a tio n a l N ew s S e rv ice
m itIB x i x .
m IS NAMED
W B A T H E U rrr
WRESTLAKE
F L O R ID A .
I t ’BSD AY. M ARCH
13,
1928
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ELLONSanford
C ity s S u it A g a i n s t
N . V. H a n k A d jo u r n s
U n til N e x t F r i d a y
NEW YORK,
M ir. Id.
(Special To The Herald)— In
the action brought today by.the
City of Sanford against
tbc
('base National Hank in tin*
United S tate s C i m t in the
Southern Hi I l id <>f New York
an application by counsel for
adjournment until next Friday
J was granted.
SAN FORD,
PlanFL
IGHTSENSE'Scor
Merchant^
For Friday And Saturday
Rush Ovei
BY SCIENTISTSC alifornia Lands
Clans aic Ihuhit made by .. ...... ford dill ill): I b o e two days llle
tli.in a seme of Sanford merclunil• Mil,me I heater will o ffe r tickets
for a huge community dnll.n a! red in ed prices.
day festival for Friday and S.i1• Tomorrow a nion* detailed tie- Twenty-Five Y ears Of Flying
•Secretary
Of
Treasury
Tells
b o d ie s O f S ix ty -tl
flection Is F in ish e d )
unlay ibis week in co-opcrai ■■n coimt of the two days' nc.Uvitie- . lias Developed InllumanOrT hat He Refused To Trade
wi'l
lie
piintcd
in
Tbe
Herald.
\
with
Tbe
Sanford
Herald.
P erson s H ave B een i
,Aftcr 33 V e n i r e m e n
His Cheek Fur $*>0.0011 For
All (lie men bants |uirtlcipniinit mi b of business Is expected l*\ all
Liberty
Rends
Of
Sinclair
R e c o v e re d A c c o r d
jlad B een E x a m i n e d
in tbe bargain festival will It:*' •• lin ii bant' participating.
w
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inducements
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In ( juiek P r o c e d u r e
hn yitg public as un^trgo •<«» sbupn^iC. ujiyatly signified their intert- Al’IDV A i l * U0l*|)S Is
I D a H l ) Si/liOlN
Hig C ro w d AI ten ds
in Sanford during these tWo ilia
il b d r |.ar:ici|ialiiiK are: Kanev
C o m m itte e H e a r in g Many •>!' llii'in wi'l cut llieir pri<
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W o r k i n g On T h e o r y ^ ------------------- R ead
lo heart, i» l m mi effort
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man <M (J.O.I’.DecFaresThnt !
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li e Doesn’t F av o r Returning
Flyers Are Followed With
Heelrll,
Marlin'
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Sinclair’s Gift Of SKitUUIO
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|or tb. se l wo da.\ . Still otbers w
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llle Stelistroni ( I l o e .
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VSHINliTON,
Mar.
111.
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O f In u n d a tio n T h a t ,
W XSIIINGTON.
All Of Ms ( 'b allon -' Noted Aee Refuses To Divulgt
sr-'l their wares for S| down rbu •' . lln- I n i ) .... i. liroeery. the
i IN'S)
A stormy fight appeared
11isDestiiuition l tnnn I )epar- I IN S)
l'„enty-fiv,.
years
nf
flyinuba
Andrew \\
I l.ii ■- l lle.* *•i . ibe 1liillel, i I lie
liixicery
loies. drill! still
I,ifixing i . mI i ,
in the llepttblican
B r o u g h t H e a v y T o ll ]
tfts Allowed B y L aw - lure Rul Agent Declares ll I I mill minire se, •,
I' i inn.I I'aktfr. ibe I'utKl.V W ur- developed ill llle human orKillli'lll Patty over National Chairman
inti the festival
To Re Amerienn Coitlineni
|oi e . Hoi nl.i I'anb Store, tbc I'.'kouiiiik « of a new tier,mis Win. M Itu* 1 r's refusal to enter*
•line -line . lores ll.'UldlillK W
11 •usury, i. Id I l e
LOS A N G E L E S . M n r . 1 » —
A iui'.v In le y F o n v . s l l . a k r .
ll "li's and mi ll' ueaiiiu ! appan l. II .1 -a >• liracer, anil Feed t ' o , faculty a "sen<, o f fligh t" which t .till tnx*
|,i iNIni.N, Mar.
I::
(IN SI
e
ueg' -tion ,.I se n a t.T ( i N S ) _ T h o boHios o f 6 3 p e r
I .a ml' I ' Iiinnit I ei
id* 1 ••ill ll ! II lay ji wider-,
I. Mu-ii S l m r . If. W. l.iw music
slor«’s,
pan,: i
Wm. I l‘
__OAt}
il. rati tliil
t li u tbe
the party ra se
,
,
, ■
(|i< iill S a n f o r d h a n k e r . «»n a Captain W. It. Iliiteheliff.*. win.
bow be Illlil I* fie
III 11.i le a S ill sloies, dr, i banters and spnrliM;' i i If A S. liineeiy, Ifnlnols will tend in time to inula* humans .'ini r. tot • t,< Harry F Sinclair s o n s , d r o w n e d w h e n t h e 2 0 8
u1y,. n f • m h e ^ l e t n e n t a n d liopped o ff from Crnhwcll Aero
mm i lie. k In III
•|iiiMie: ii \ i l . poods shop- will be amoiii! Ill" - in . i , . Sanford Lift ainl Musi. as mueli at limne in tiie air a- mi the snin.tm.l whi* !i tlie oil inagniite fiiot S t . F r a n c i s D n m , f i v e
is:i|i|'liralion o f $10.1100 o f drome, at S itu o'clock Ibis i c o n
i - i* . Illiie llmuiel M.nk,d. Ilpen land.
•e itibuted to tlie party campaien m i l e s n o r t h o f N e w h a l i, w e n t
n
mil
I
'muMill
I
ee
I 'll || f'.|. Sail, I>a1 11<*i i'll I my in Ibe two days •
Mil- iii'biiigilig lo lilt! S«*lttiil- ilia in an attempt lo fly the Allan
fit I’m illi, Maihel, S t o k e Meal
luil'Kains.
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!'•
ml aft' r leasing Teapot Home.
More
than
a
mere
a
.
.pii,
.
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•
ut.ilo ut e a r l y t l i i s m o r n i n g , h n v e
mm
l(f
H
an
,
|
lie passed over Mi/.cit Head, t ..tin'.■ I i i .'. Illiel I V
VI. Hint.
ilaskel
Meal Market.
\s a s|n-cial iinliieemcill
'
l in hi v R a n k , w a s t o m - l y ' f o r k , trelaml, lids .ifter.in.in
ut
i
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tb
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m
g-estim
i
n
|)0Cn r e c o v e r e d , t l i e S o u t h e r n
ity
I.,
iiinuipulale
mceliaiiieal
.le-,
bunds.
lirm-er,
brim,' m il-• l-lnwii visitors to San Halle,
d i d T i i 1 2 : 2 0 o ’t l o r k t o d a y I'lvinif in a westerly dircclinn, said
vices of tbe air, the.new' cbara.Her- a brief Id le r t r It,.rah, in w bcb le P a c i f i c R a i l r o a d r o iio r te ti t o
Mellon -anl llial M II llav* i eer tli.* t r:e «art on
I *i- |.;it. Ii from
istie represents an .'I'Kiinie . Ilnnge
id n u ll l w a s i v e e s s e d u n t i l a , 'e o lial New
|>iiI*11. itii Killi•*n.•I , 'i.t'ioia'i
m|
i •,! ■■• i .I * d a y . B e t w e e n 2 0 0 a n d 3 0 0
ill
man's,
tier,oilsystem
which,
o M .u k w h e n I lie p r o s e t i i - Hilldill.
l;*.l! a,i|noaebeil Imi Willi Ibe of
■ivps w o r e lo s t in t h e flo o d ,
•
I
r
tllfmiKb tin* ptxne.ses of evobltii.ll.
" M y bllsli.llld"'
I i-pie-elltIII I, •' fer of a Ii.nl'- "Ibe Secretary |
tm w ill |tetri n ‘ p r i s o n I iu y
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I
• Hv-.rid 'i f r i e i a l s e s t i m a t e d
ilia,
pro,Inc
•
ultiniaiel,
e
t
i
p
m
Ii.i . |ii I iiifi>riued me llial mV* lot
>a d he reji •led il
jiV'iiei* ill t i n 1 r a s e .
All
file recovered bodies wetlln \i
wb. ni Iviuk ,, dl in\,d' • n ■ n»,.->
I Hill lo Id, ael
liaiiil
I
\ 11 ciuciliiniis i mud januned ibe
The on \ was completed Slflel lanlH wit built niakiiu
I,■I, id
, mis.’lous el l i 'l ’ i t it'*, . "i-- -, .a i
f, mid in the Newhali district, at
nl'l
mu men bad iiceii exaiiiiltej. Ireland.''
I I 111. In III le,
I ll- lilt.e i i unliiitlee-inmn Many Wtuil
th.iti . 1 " •wr,b, ' i:
Mi
,! i-break, reports to the railrond
till III being called i Iiii i Uk aviator’s wife
l i e ■ .a- , ., on, ,,
w,
<dd IMi ei nal iniiai en ,,. re Jileseni l eimei tlnVelai
e iiipan.- red An unconfirmed rell e i n , .1. Allen, of Kansas, .los.-pt
' imi i In'' iimr.iing ami lbe \ i „ s Servieii.
ill.lKi.e! lln .,tiiplld■i-iII |'l,t, '
pnrt t>, polic' bciul'iiinrtcrs said an*
l
‘
I
ninllllV.
sern-laiy
lo
llle
l
lle
III I 1 dm Hit: I lie afieilioon and
Idle 11It-1* „.|s aee.i|e|UIMIiil ll, a
m.nniii.,1 ,, i i . .. i >- mud a* I lino
airpb.i
c flyin.j over the fl >odrtd
I
'
m
nieni
Wilson,
and
.Inbn
ee.im
yesterday*.
As
ani|f and made n eimtnd
klii
male |>i' eniree \ heavy i"U limit:
President Of Oltio Coal Asso Slate Strives To Show Thai ,1 tile
lln |.l't,
area b d sighted eight bodies in
In.ill, befoie (lie eoiil’l 1 1 . , , i the liebl as Him In lit le look Walsh, broiber •.1 lln Senator, had
anneal
of
him
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p
>
i.iti",i*
ciation Declares Arrogant
Chief Of Poiice Shot Girl
a ditch three miles from Saugus.
......
for lio.cb, Ibe jury luff. ’I be plane tinned
westward front -eels.
Attitude Of W orkers Is Rc
Whom Rc Had Stopped For take liiliminit, into lln ail as i.,|<
,i..-. .I nf tbe following: (after leaving the nermlioine
Tbe flood swept homes before it.
Mellon wa- tbe fir-l wiiiie-s t •
sponsible For Present E ' d
Speeding On Alabama Road ally as the adapi.il,'a t , <n In- n e i,w iveked communications and ear
I II worth, I.timer, Sa
11 mebili f le Inn i|ie<I nil hi
a arc , i \ - i In- In iriny w '• la
i ,l|s - , ' l e i , I M ill |" l l u l l
dh
eay eg
i u| I M i l l AN \. Ala . Min I t
W XSIUNCTON, Mar. Id. ( IN S n 'd out a branch me of the Southl l.ibm.ile .1mil, - in )>',finally
1S .’ ........ii ii i.ao|ilane -innlai In lb«! Kidlue. in,dei Wiiy, Mi Ib'ii 11r b l eil
i INS i
Tc'tiiimuy I., W din .n and iieui I.*-, .it itu a tm , s, I■•,,>t
(be "arrmranl a ltilm b '* " f H"
raili nad ina.i.
,i ni Pacific Kiiilmnd. according to
I IP
by It.nek and Si Idee in llieir one of m3
|ieelal " I ’m »Imii c ll
< ', 11 lie, . f Ileal Ills i V, it, i ', la, • f .J, Oil loll III, -It, llle’ at III .lot
I ml. .1 Mine W orkei •« and " "
I ' P ' i l * received at the shrrif 's o f
i attempt t " fly armind tbe wol Id. SliU*'. " and IIII fled em.l til dl,
, ii , i. .1 , be attention >f llle i'll, lleld. > 1 1 1 Alltmiin. 1 1 X■ ll III.II tin
st
11 111 . I lei I., Stillf*>I I The |daitf was heavily luaded. in
fice.
William M I tm l.-r
I ' h ii-ni . •|.iilal.b. I'reiKbl" la te - were 1.1ni.
I . t l l . l l . i l , I lit
. 1 ib . . on- t >apalde III./- ate tlie-e III, -t
•. I .inner, (illlil iellil. |du al in,' lino a lout! Iliisbl
Ifepints from Newhali at 5 A. M.
„a
• • ll Ii i ■ •ailll'Ml i i i in IK' ' O' .d t•iilay l.v S II Uol.lnns of ( ’|e'r
........... tii.-f ,, b.. i- bare. .1 „ d I. "e ii.n m I. , lid
aid the ImnIu-s of two unidentified
i . la cruel. t Iain del la anl i* ipaleil It liml. nil mil, will iPlfl and no,,' I'epiil.ln an Nat" i- land, (ile'idelil of the •Mlio t o
,1
lilt 1M
•.ti • . \ K'.lli*! <ll 1 ll . . t .1 ■ persons bad been tuken front tho
>„ii >• M. .Ill
1', Ill'll da I . I MI- s I I,I
■I -veloper, San foul. Ibe greatest diflii oil , .
1 Nsllltll
I III, t i, l " •ll- e ,
al < ball man, IHT ,• il alme. ,< l b I l|u n l o o Vs-onalion for the pi,
'
!. 1 i .i 1' > .i *' hivdiiii i f> tigiti fl.M'd witti'rs near there. Eye vrit<ii, eba<die conditions in the bit'
•I ' ' he jury Wlls Illlil e
Tbe n line " Xilvenlllfe" and a o . ‘iiliii of lln Sen ile I "III." I I ,i
l l . ail
I- 'lid, - hll il oil 11
. . • • ni ik
. . and it ,
• "all I III , •Ut lined I lie
u idt'lieil
1ban was Krilisb I'liimi dark mi ibe •id.' m Si Malm Thomas .1 Wal- I l I •i "I ini.imi' in.lii't i v.
is ss ix'iinrts reeoiveil there said ‘ he
• null
. m p- Ii. i • „ ol ked
.1
M
l’!
..»* » » 1 "g lb. wall o ' water which swept down
f
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del
bill
n
alid
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ii
l
la*
t
rial
cm
lie told ill, Senate Inter. In'.1
-1 |t•f11M|
I I lie fuselage
ideal if ied Ibe |ila '•
ii»r t in •
a t , o Ini noila t■
•lit Hi.T, ••|l'M«*<l ill.
i '.• • a
at t a t " ’"
•i i i ' d tii'ii.. 11 ael in <■11 a I Indies liellex las Ibe same nlle ill „ bull il w
< ' inn.i n . t'oiumillee llial had I'
ill*
1* 11amitii* lilt,.lit l. -tilt x. In. h w. Mll.l l» the , alb f was at times 50 feet .'
il Mrll.fl [flnilll 1hi It
•I'lalu, '
abb
i
bulb
i\
'
i,
I.* in. ml
piildirily ' i , - 1 ii ■i id Iasi week llial
I
i
.
...
b.en
will.
iik
l>.
arb
itrate
•
high nad in tbe broader reache t
Hill.
• ti.il iif •
I l i f t a l,le,.l.m
.md wi I hi
filth s| »MS*%ili^ lo lit
ext n i t . ] .
nil
1 1 1 1 d into ttie
I . ill tile ease i b i le and
formed a river two mile* wide.
I "III. .IM.I >"Ilipet itive will
Miss Klsie M.tcka,
II
th* mi
i i I ■ * i m|
t'iMjii N«*\v y mk f ion
.in>
alter
t
In*
i
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nf
paily ."I
. .. bob '
mall T
i i iejlldicilll effect daughter " f I .old li.chcapc. ll.
i- h it ^
.Officials said it would take sev,e|..lii.|- no i ■ di i t . "i" lai'.i lo.lav ,vo ibl
•111Mg Ml** he
%l\* • I i." ‘ »i \
, i , * ,1 -it ml •tiiHt’iiitrtt
i ball wIn. b I' i in :
I • 1h In many instnii- ' lllp'iwHer. weie
1- •.!»•>
In Mill nipt
a
|>rn
Itpcmt
crnl hours lo check the number that
:i Imi I Ii* i* ■I kaK ■ and I b n •• « a in i it mi* ■ '..I 'ill. T n i . ii workers.
tiii]
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t
•
Ibil'ttlI'aiit 1, t ba
alls.* nf I be |»i ,...e |ii-i f
mi ni s welt* found t runs- At liintii flight.
(•>1 1 1 1 1 1 - iln examinaiIon o f IT 1
I
lost their lives in the flood. T h a * "
^
* Ilf III* I
( .hung 1m W a 'Illusion lal. . •
..
t I it, I . limit man a'rived towns
*■• iiiii*iism. n lib 'i woitfil
i
ille
re
,.
Ill*
ll
I
bin
.
S
e
'a
l
o
c
Wheeler
(
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ol
M
a
of Green oaks, Fillmore anti
When interviewed by
Inleina
>
1
1
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III
I
i
%
i
I
m
1 was
in«* ;ili< ut l.” said Mellm
m
\
\
abniglnn
tinmmiting
t>
*
...I
•f lb, I,Illiel, tie I.
m tbe evident e o i l tinliiil News Service bcfnle Ibe
t min Ii.i . p|, iiilii i ml the illin ."'
Pierce were reported to have b.a. a
mi th i. I idle „ hell li m e' . III!
,i
ai i" loie Mi
Senuti Fill'll
111
.
I e -I 1111..11,
lit be {■<!•IHi ed in I h • till cuff
llincheliffe
reM.I.itel.r. IIKl.t III,’ I he pat kaye. I lal.I mu i nil aj-ain't the Uni' n by
) ujd I "ll- ' I tee,
ll ,,'ils virtually wiped out although It wa i }
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,g.
a
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ll
Ill'll.,I
•
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V
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tefosed
In
divider
ill"
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.
,
,
1
1
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In.I
k
*
lien
'nil
I
Imiv
I
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a.
in,
laid.
and
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v
o
l
K
wlic'i
i , ,| n, „ il,| m il il ii point believed that many escaped front
J
- Mill 111' mil l<> ' lie lilialinll nf 111' fliubl
i m i. ,, ln> li might a le ,•
P i.
l heir homes.
Next |lie y i. •11. I n I III In I list riel
I limui- I ha. t ivlil
,,
...
., Ill,I all , bile lieIV.
, . , I in- l ull. I „ III ll , all- e I
\ V. en bid aed (..lily .idiiu- imi ,va that be hoped
I 11, I., I lial ll JIIi Ikc Wb ■ 111 I, 11
III
in .1 il and a „ d
ll'
* mi l' I
tl •
ilert I ’ niek. n rancher lirittr;
' ent I bat I he, i ail I In eteale
I,
ling o n"
ib ill ll
<>1 i
a h»"K ill lui'i *• air
in inni t nm i- in i 1 i I"
o, l i b ' l l , b.Olil
near the ranch of Harry Carry
I
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.
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ill an I in ; ai I lal , ei
l mm i| bet* ie In* landed
I .a •i
l„ n, l»" sit id W I ., l> , >,l ..........I ii , I l i , ,i n, a i . . Xp- ■led
d,
, I.
II ,, niiicli was in l lie pact
nintion picture stur, toliH u »U»r.
till.
iiiiint.
Illdee v.eel. il „ .i- ..'p o lti.l Ilia 111it* *l
|al lal, I tl, I ampI'-.i lb - del, II ,
lodge Hough
I-.pm. ill - I
j-i ‘ S'lU.ill'll, allboogb I didn't
•-I a gi.e lo .il .1,
,.' a thrilling escape from the flood
a,
•1 11* I tut ,eil lie* « bill in l|: III
I In- d>'fells.' m in,I mu lli.it Mi *
attempt
In 11, I * ■mint them at tin* lime
. ,,f Harry I laugh. . 1 ■ x
XI, 11*•i
•I. t.llllllt, I"
let
gl.'.lding
waters which carried uway bit
i hi -i , i i v i Insely i ' Ill'll.I Mil" In III In bad n"lliuig I"
\|,,||Ie.|b l l n k i l l , ll l le l - i l l . W 'll I eil
io-m r.il."
me
iln .
ll
\ - I \ l.lg
Imme and two -mull children wlmm
pnk,
with
a
Ir
a
.......
f
ncrv.
il
lie:
i tel el mine ,, bet hei , a , 1 1 "'. 1 1 illlil! ibis lepnrl Iniliy
I bat lihike and
I . 'll, lie said, l b
•*lii>. , in- ,,i ile , Ion g
n
||oil , Will '
‘I
ai
I
bl
I
it
.'111
lie
falteied
m
e
i
|ir.oi.niueiali"
"
be was powerless to rescue.
Weiii lia-ed ii|iuii
On sn "tills Sllff. I, -I i .p'd b l - p a r t l l e l , \V I • I a t o n ' I , • nil lit V
.1
l.'ped in stdl g ai r numb, i
lie - anl In In' I. Ill- In-lid' I" h
Red Gross aid for tbc stricken
and ,, belllel tbe'
Ill''
gill
fill .
nil mid aim. ed ' ' "'I'l 1 ' I >.| , email, f 11 ed
ll in lie
mie it will mg lit m
I . me
|a i I I I 1, ,
Mi.
In 11N.'•)
valley wus quickly forthcoming. An
ised 11 1 ii >11 l lie gem*. I
I
mi
l
1
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edlllg
•
ai
on
l> i il >11.ik* Op "I Ibi tli- 1 , nil
W b. I. Mi l l a , - > xplaiued lln . ,.1 1 .,.« , an.) as a eon *e.pn i - * mo.
,1m I,, tb, xi i\ end. Ilcrls'it .1. emergency hospital was establish
!•-. -tn iiiiii'ibni: Ib '
ii
a."I " lb .-l . depend, lit ••a 'll.' killed hei.
tl In l •d
<
hi mid I la i b , , ,i
i.
n
i,
I
i„t.
I
I*dd
lino
I
would
i>
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■r
upon
I
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l
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m. I l td. '„li a- ll'*' "baby ed at Newhali. A motor ambulance
a
In
,
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.
In
\it
.,,1 nulling imlii:try are
Inlli ibe bn,i,l lo 11 1 ••I. ’ -aid Mel
•iiti , iii.ii
loaded with doctors anil nurses was
I M*M M«l MM'll IM till III
,
„
asending
' n e ball.Ill ' was eb . 11 oi lilt'd ill
i i i-- in.-ul and there is in ■■l> •.'• •
.M e I •
h n M< II ni ..aid Itv didn't exam n,
Ibe Ul", I light
" 7 'dispatched from Los Angeles toon
;
|
•
lilt
.
IM
11'*'
III,,I -llflellllg III III*' b ".lies
. bail, town M ate l'ris"H ' '" ’ after reports of the bursting of
Ibe bond . "because llle pill |n•', tl,
p .lindeii ol ,in Hi 1ill. live "le<
•*»• •1 f *»i I Im* il< fplisp. lll'jnlc'1
I
Mae
I’ H'HMiiN'H, Va
lb'' I ut.- wiliie-s. speed, all.lode.
la u d ,|,, Mr. I l .u s KoI a,,i Mill and tmn'Ili'N of llle W o ll.i
I,,ibi, for I l l -I
degiee murder. the dam were received.
dll'
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#
I 'nii |';i I im«t «»f ’I lIMpa. Inn,
ub-intituiling the
I.
,|,,lal uiM'sle.l in llie I.nsii.es • is I r erc'siit V
. apt IIt b Imill, lie -aid.
I llnse
•
'lap p 'd III ibe I'lectrfe cliail' ll"
li .* * ’ u*. ..| .**| the five |m ivmi |» ( I N S ) Kxaininalmu of a oeii.il me "
Police
Chief
Davis
prepared
to
sta
le
’s
i
a-e.
lime It ill till' g leale-t di'gl'i'i
W’ab b a-ki .1 M< Ibm lo tell bow I. mg „i|..d nut and Ib. Indus' ry
U Kl in ix minutes after Iteiiu; di match 300 police o ffice rs-1
e pel mil led by law Vetiile of l'J.r. I.iebmmiil men beg in
•
Inlil
n
II
"
,
a
,
deploruble «
I,, the .line ti it IIti ii K1 111 * nm
|| > bad appi'oin'bed him. "liny
.1- .T-".!--**,—T4-O.X—A- 7eue t>> nssi.-t more than 150 dep
>1
i i.n extra one. wbieb 1nday in lluslin gs Tool I I.n elect
Ii
|(. bln........ffered two |. III. do
lid. Till' di I III e. l nil Kill III .1 liny 1.1 trv fo, ............Old a ked me to lake Ibis lot of 'build
o t, sheriff* already on duty ill the
bicyclist. The i-n Ii o f I lie chut i •I
,m '
Ik' 1.1 ol 1lie Hood region. Two limidrcd of the
> K in exercising one ol 1 1line ■I,, |n i W'e~ If ) 1 ai in I lO—Liui- ..ii.I li"ld iln in and l i : n u k * s -o W
I I nn-,di,l u l l 'll of op. r ilui
tin- lblob of III.' nndor, Ibe Ion
In , I .11lie' Mnlincl J. ixdiceinen were to he sent ’.1 the
•...jilM-y— -4»nM--oi-,—e— * »>** I mill del' l a -I Nnv. <>l M
I I i, ll.dt •e.lptloli In Ibe t Ite p lll.la ill) * ..in ....... g illie In ei.lllml proilll, In,ll
tlie
wind
lllld
.veil
llie
s||b'b
mitiee
for
tbe
purpose
>.f
discharg
■
I
jllt'ii
I
ad
mii'l'*
I"
' ai . iphini. y.nm,!
l<'outmin'd from jiagc l)
I’ '
|Snipes, pu ll ,
year ..Id ill,"I
- I 'real mil of coopern! i\e nun
llle ill I"
. , ,1 pi ay, i
re* itg I
Mar. I'l. - , .11lilt f'li s III all' I"
I XI.I.AHASSKK
which wen- grounds * eci', w K b „ In,III I a i "li .-idit1111.-.I . ing it ' li.nigovi r d. In," Mellon ex
I,
ting
agencies
in
dii
a
Wit,
't
. <• I ll.' Ml. "
.
Mul |'b, in I i o'l tinned
plained
•llnllctigc
"I
. ail •
In llie l i t , that a- known him leield altitudes
lov, a ffa ir
D e l e g a te s A r r i v e T o
i, den \\ iliimii lit lull y Mg
"I ol,i i led I*, doing >• because I mil ,n mill l.ct irtg prai t i n - . \ lb , ns chief exe. Ill I ," , ,| |lie .slate full, I ions t l,i -mg I, u bn h tin- IK
•"I lined mi page l!I
l
e
t
.
I
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1,1
I ' iis . iii , * "I no i ly I e
n
im'
mil
i
•
today
I
lie
.'pet
al
•
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i
.
ci
ut
naiei
ItoU'i
t
l
.l
o n Id be mill Ml! i> sul.-el iptinll
vAttend Chin ch M e e t
.. i forces fur I l i r e , ii-s I i o , . .1 dm fa, l||t. Is lie,. Inped
ib. II. . tilling' •'..lint i , I l l . b III I . llial would not be what ,( pm i tin , , ,• i».‘ way to operiiti
nm aim;,
tm u mi ibe . urrent.
. ol..m l I.null <igb'
.il.
tonight
in
\Y.
Martin
"
i
l
l
i
pond
in
( in being permitted I •
g ijm iilieilix from the
ability to s l i e r bim » ll ' iver on
|nit, .I |o be a p t n a l MlhslT p- , .folly I lieu mines c i ept i,
behalf of bis . andnla. \ for
N A SH V IL L E . Term.. Mur. 11-*n ig h t' hmii wi ll In- wife and five
I • Ili'd it to III •
MlMl.t*
t ion." Mellon said II ,>> ternii'd it Illlil.• In ,1" a" "ll III! opell
kiniw
ic'
teri
il
o
,
.
and
.
| nited States S. a ate lll'IV i
(
IN
S ) Delegates were arriving
-mall •Inlili. n. At bis I'u -i t nil
1 ,1 and my
a ‘ b a n lo tin i .-publicans, to be hast
Il, rd' .sp* i ' in nla.
I' O' • \tl .! ■ wbt re <Isc in tlie 'ale be will
here toduy fnun every secUnu of
lust l»ee. the inry di igre. d after
»-ill'll.*
.1
"I
y
I
IN Il.l lii
i• r
I Ifj lit in .in all" ■ "''bl "I
m -itiici I by tbe In.lids. "T h at meant
xl'iTX.
Mar.
I.'. I I NS I
with fuels in speaking «.i bis
i hi' territory covi-rvd by tho MethFaisoli del.n-d ibe . lime and ' I up
.1 - t«n «',lll slim n
IIIM .II KlSI-iS
n . log m • . It 4 ■ Ilian.
' n b e iiy , la‘l.1..Ill, Hllgiitdl the defcn.ie I bat the woman hot tin same thing t>> me so I declined
, rd „ Inch are ku wn in...........
' ,■11|•11. d
1 11' ...list Episcopal Thutvh, South, to
t," Mellon added.
■ . „ i- killed iimlnully to- bel'sclf.
- intimately to c,c>>"iie in hi*, aud *.i |i1.' ... ,, » *
.•Mnliagle.
.1 attend the annual session of the
M EMPH IS, T> nn , M k I
•1'
Inn plane . la-lied at
Woman's Missionary Council which
ience.
Subpoenas for Hie V.l.ile being
'i.i.keeper.
III
the
(
I
S
M
I'hr
present
rise
in
the
I
' ."in Aerodrome. n.v..r,dim: examined lisluy Wr ie * •»* "Ul bud
..pens
a week's convention in Nash
Gov.
.Martin
M
l>
-M..ntnel
Idiip of Ills life.
.MiNNis ippi River ul M.'inpln» will
" -• d -pal. li from Nairobi. Afri- 1night a f t e f the regular •m i t pain I
ville tomorrow.
II it bllldel till' work "II levee lie.ng lo last night I•> a i« lutively •mall
'* *1
A piissenger, ii lined of go failed in fnrpiili a ,'ngle jot
About 1,000 delegates anil visit
M \M I, I l.l.I D I N WRECK
a r l ied mi by ibe MisMis'ipp' Itiv, r erowd of one lumdi.d ami «••,enty
•"I. „ ) . . was in llie plane witii
ors are expected 'o r the meeting
fiv«' |wople. In ii.ldiln.ii to a »Ml (I
or at id a Ja'Cliii.y ,of ‘lO. . uni mniii'il
l
‘
.iniiiissinu,
engineers
-aid
todu;.
;“K ' . ii Inn iv, was also instant- fl.nu J besle. fi«'bM*l.ii"t, bad been
ndiMin
and judging from the number of
Lo n d o n . Mar. 13. (IN S)
(inly two crews of workmen nn * picture <>f the result
■ kill, d
pel sons ,, cl killed 111 i, m i n i s today there will bo a full
istration tbe Governor went into
j i|m,sbed oil tbe gfiuind that they
.'l.l
pended
operations
n
few
days
ago
0 " '.agedy was _wilnt-sSed !•>’
' t"iida'"*e. Hotel* reported this
head-.,II collision between two
f,‘el. detail to explain Ion veto "I the
WASHING"!1'N,
Muij'h.
13
.las. |t Stewart, o f Fcniumliun, will'll tbe river went I"
' •* I n i '- bnsbaiid, I .ord t’arl.ei ry. *)iad Iiim i irregularly .............. mil.
n,
r-irir that many delegate* worn
,.r,
tlie
1*1
mil
of
(
’ey
in.
In
milk loll in tbe bet legislature. (IN'S) Denial d that
' i an
Preside;'
w.i- mi |be field at tin- time
candidate for ( l e office of Sfato |lu y ate nil working fulj blast -uul
on hand ar.d that every train wa*
E
verglulle*
diaoiage
reclumuI
lo
io
td
llir
to
a
dispatch
to
the
the
i
i
K
T
IS
F
FI
ELM.
N
'
- oolidge call I" the resignatlo'i
t i e pivseiil ri.ie will a d K" 'Her
^ il» . lasli. Nabob! is in lln*
point x
I 'ompt i‘x.11.1', -pen) M.tmluy and ^n feet, tbe weather bureau -iiyj. tion program and
Exchange
Telegraph
t ompiiny bringing more. Poland and Cxcchcm
(I NS I
Thaller
'
of Secretin y •! Ti.iiimerce llel
tat. nf Ko'iyu, on tlie Fast Coas'. |a
Je f itfmm Col nnl.n today. The collision Slovakia are among tbe foreign
immediate intert"
I'm -day in Sanfoid ill tbe interests
b.
I t Hoover during
the
Pres,
Is-rgli
look
o
ff
nl
T-in
I
In
1 Africa. Ijidy (’nrhorry was tbe
countries to In- represented at the
County.
deiitial campaign wus made on , r. lltred between C'.lonibo aiul
of bis eandidaey.
G*"•»! wife of Lord Cnrberry. nui ii for an uminiiotimc,l
IlKCOM M ENIIS • I
meeting.
i bill.-, the dispatch Mild.
l
at
iim,
in
a
I
vc
passenger
Hy.in
Due
to
n
revival
mrs
ting
i'l
the
floor
of
tinHouse
today
by
d.'-, in-i rage dates back to 171*..
" S l i jcl iiillii’ix'iu'e lo llie stain
guincy Friday night Gov. Martin Rep. ('has. Hrarnl. ( R ) of Ohio.
••f.'ie her marriage, I July Cuf- /bnugluim. He was n< c..m|imneil by banking laws" i ' Ibe main plank
WASHINGTON.
Mm
• •
if.
bis attorney. 11cm y llie/ki'inidge.
Itranil opened un hour's deliute
F*rr, „ a s .Mist, Main Anderson..
(IN S * - \*?i;l,()(l«.00« uiuiuul cut has changed his plans and will
hi Mi. Stewart's platform, be said
with Rep. Theodore Ilurton, (ID
s|xenk
in
Marianna
that
night.
He
ill
Postul
rates
was
recommi
iide
I
A native Floridan, bom in N'mt..f Ohio, m. the fight between
Hiiu county, Mr. Stew art ban l>eon |,y the House*. Post Office Commit- will go to River .lunctinn tomorrow
Hoover ami Sen. Flunk II. Willinight
nt
the
end
of
the
day*
work
tie
today
in
approving
the
Greist
III pnlitical life rillce 1IHU when be
for the Ohio delegates to tli.
on
the
Pardoning
Hoard,
ami
t»
was elected t-> tlie House o f . R e p Hill Tbe b II would r.Mine news
Republican National <'miveld imi.
‘ si belt'lie, Madison Thursday night.
___ _____
_ paper rales to l-lie lU-l
resentatives.
In UH7 be was up
NEW YORK
Mar 13.— ( IN S ) ■ask' for the following Information:
'*1 mu inforh>cil from
pointed County Jo.lfce, of Nasknu ,c*l..re the m e cent
caul and
sourcea
that
the
Department
id
PASTO R R E S T S WELL
county and W'cccdeil himself in r e ,i* e third ami fourth d a s* rates
i Tomincrce is honeycombed with
"t in motion tnnehim'rs l o jc u s to m e n in Radi " (\.rporation
Wa s h i n g t o n ,
March
m — thing except its 5250,mitt printing office four Timer, lie wus elceted downward.
I'nlitlrs; that
the Government
DAYTONA HE A* H. F ia - M ,r
rmiae if a "fr.'e and op.-n I tork: the number o f shatvs bc?[tlN’Si The Ku Klux Klan today plant and its huge regalia fuctory to the S ta te Senate ill P.I20. Mr.
business in not .veil Ml per ren.
|;|— ( I N S ) — Rev. Newell Dwight
from the Georgia Capital I " \\ ash- Stew art claim* the distinction *<f
AV IA TORS D EPART
depart i iark rl” ex >t < in the flock of Fir j lowed and fmin whom: tlie nuutnjr
^ ln the moving of imperial
llillia. pastor of Plymouth < hiireh efficien t today ill llial
ington.
.
,. never, having had opposition until
officers of Cadi.. ('i.rp’.Tatby. of America 11 j f »ha- f s loaned und to whom.
nicntl
tluvt
ail
"
f
Ra1
| **il.luar ers ajal general offices
New York, ami
inleinationally
"T h e organization is growing.
he nnmmnced fur Ibe office of
1 'NITER.
S T A T E S . . N A 'A L
over a Ii" , j* found that a corner s-x st* in • B c f re the opening of the marptorii Atlanta to Washington.
known
author
and
minister, wa. this department out
Dr. Evans maid, "und ha- ‘ hahge.l l tin1|tt rsilltor.
STA TIO N. PENSACOLA.
Hu.
Dnited p l a t e s are now using them , 1 , 0 stock, it w II face renu-.al from ket today Radio Corponrtbo. was
............................................
a grmluaJe o f the Georgia NormA large
fleet of motor vans un» its Im atiom for dnjjig buslmm*
thiSec- restiiyg well l|iis morning after ; m Ive.i -aji polilbal aelors
Mar. L! - ( I N S ) — Assistant
was taken off a train und rush
id*d d.'-ks and other office p a r a - ' principally because Wa-hington m
C’s.llc-irs’ and llusinexs Inptitutc*, , . , , urv t,f Wur Truhee Davison
id
■
J w e li a and e a n ie d it into .the
.th.- 1-a »-••«*
- f|or
"*- tnu/
' •hssc.ii.iu.K a i t also
•
. •• x V...........I,
, u r ALuor
'better .......
Iilare
• ’
‘
r M ,stu„
btudied
law at tcnna
Gesiera)
1M,
i • ivi-.I frn n th.' H e r f c k received no ini rest on
y1* r«'d brick building at 132
^
S
U
t
t
p
o
f
the a ir corps. « w fomlun . i.mmittee a do- the money deposited with ta f ile m v d
K*434ebus« n * M vrm m ," jfrtf1 ifrth
or «n> iVtlior
<* . .
injf in uM5. lie iimvcil t » N f‘ - * * ilav wln»inir their woy
fund b I'.i.'h day def m i- , n ns security
u ’ »"
v
t%
{
n
I
ko
n
I
h
II
i
t
Minn*
fro
M
l
UlllCil
•
'»
R
.
____
i.t:
___i
.e
i..
•inttiliihl.lil
^ •‘ •eel from tho KnighU o f 'ulso a better place from
Irauiity immrdintely u|mn Ids grad- ton. Texas. In their
r . h P v e to the buyiiu .lbrtmgh t h l ' b.*rr jd .?.:
...
■. ..
|‘ oluniLux evening school.
iti' ii of lin°V
reach our many agencu
»
j(
j M,gaged in the prut- p|m e mi a n.in-atop Fight. Tht*V |All'll DUMIP D» •»• " ........ ,
M fu d o f o r n o n t l o n . ere th» ih o rt* n a p o - d m i . t : '
.dim. ; .hr t, u ffe
* >• “ economy tin*l m l M-'llng <
, "c- Hiram
nil Wesley Evans, im- 1go into every state in he uni**
•
omfesalmi.
Upped o ff from iho
, m ,l the ntta. k. from . « > " • "•
o e k " hold
ie . .. I..' is slowly- recovering despite hD - r " «!•» ' ^ ' » l >t
s le ik th.uugh Rurir e ffic . i, Quest- i make delivery" of it
h,„lu.M
£'•*' "I'i/tnl,
•<: ii'il, whose office Ini*
Rr. Evans fnectintidy said lie
. ,|U|. iu tlll. .ampalirn Mr.'^'Stew- ;,t i 3n c. ntral slandanl Jlm o i n , h r'Is slow ly
.ysl
fair pl:»>’ i‘> l ionnairvj mailed to the member# ,vUoit vu U»« •-t^k l^v.bougux
ha
in the interest
Wachington
for several
"
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'
r
.
“ i ! , r, i , il.i, d o S - O - r ' b * - t
. l u , r 11,111.' f l - S M « S “ I " '
I politics."
the |(
dans.
'""fin n ed I he far! that tlie wila its
-..tuhttur, « i » ,
w u 'm o n intensive c.,„|, 4 l«n
Panama.
i| •.1..«... I__< 4 - ___ _
alVMlt *9
I'luui.i.ig to tnuvo every* j ■tif«t.
y r tr ^ T X i^ iT o
heed advice
ENGLISH AVIATOR
Evidence Will lle DEPARTS ON HOC
Presented Today
Estimated
At More Than 300
.
ACROSS ATLANTIC"
£!£
COAL OPERATOR FIREARM EXPERT
l FOR THEIR PLIGHT !\ MURDER CASE
Slate Claims L ife
()l‘ Youthful Bandit
For Slaving Victim
Selection Of Ju ry
Begins In Trial Of
lfivorcce’s Slayer
i i
!M:ir1in Will DeliverAddress In Capital
tn-TityKt-g—I—rnmut~m“,'rr
Husband Sees W ile
Killed In Accident
Stewart, Candidate
F o r'Comptroller, ;
Is Sanford Visitor
Klux Klan Begins Task Of Moving
Its Headquarters To Washington I). 0.
Senator Demands
President Remove
Secretary Hoover
Slock Exchange Begins Investigation
Of Alleged Cornering Of R. C. A. Stock '
".I No V", SU-LM s S I . S . ' M a i . * ’
rn
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‘.tl
C.l’.
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r
r
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/
I *'
H A tiB S I X
Various
Developments In Training
is
I n d o o r
N
-L A K J2 .M A B Y .
S t u d y ,
u t u r e
n t D a t U j . W a lsh ■*
l i i l n utlgg lu r e ^ '- M r $ * l b ) f M m doIn tern stin n iF ' New* -Berricc " ‘ cHiVis. "O ur great pitching Inst
Sports Editor.
year failed to put us over for two
C L E A R W A T E R . Flu., Mur. 12. reasons; first, opr infield was a
— ( I N S ) — The w riter had privrlegp first class solve; sec md, we Had no
today of gazing upon n $200,000 hitting, or nt least 1 never caught
hall club. At least, the payroll said the hoys nt it.
R was a $200,000 outfit, n f a d t h a t !
. . . . t............
„
Well,. we still. have the
pitching
might he deemed sufficient to pM -J4n*l more. To my regu lar-stu ff, uf
mote -the ■latc^-Churlry KhhbTr-tn~ nnzzy*;Vrmce-lrrr fV tty .'R lll Dunk,
turn* turtle in hie tomb. F or the Watson (Turk, Ruhe Hhrhnnlt utid
Brooklyn D'Hlgcr* used to he C lin r-! Hnug .McWeeny, the beet in nil
toy’* ball club and this once was baseball in my opini ill, we will add
Charley’s money.
the services of Loins Koupal, who
Years ago, in im m in en t of clou- was with the Pirates. Unless I'm
lienee, Charley delivered himself craxy Koupal will do this time.
of the dictum that bnsehnll still
“ Unncroft will improve our in
was in its infancy. What he prob field 100 per cent, lie is an infield
ably meant was that it soon was in himself and with a better man
to go into its second childhood. at first and third bases, the whole
When a hull club which holds the works will be tighter and more e f
head of the second division as its ficient. And if you think an obi
abiding ambition, is willing to pay head like Hnnrroft’s won" steady a
ami does pay Arnold S l a t * a sal young player like Partridge at sec
ary o f $10,000 for the season, the ond base, then you and I must
•
faculty of reus on fairly ti t t e r s on agree to disagree.
its throne.
•‘I'll admit the club hasn't a j
Mr. Wiihert Robinson, the open fencing punch hut you will set
faced, Swiss movement president- t ime runs and more vie! trips this |
manager of the club, seems to be yiur. A bo less game:, lost by one
-uthe sponsor for this policy o f prod run. .With pitching like out-, ■any
igality.* It is to be doubted that thing is possible."
Ihtuni ft, n-i. claimed is the keyCharley would have listened very
attentively to S ta te 's $10,000 sales man of the clllb. If he is til.* old
manship. Nor would lie have paid lb liny, which is t > be doubled. In*
an
infield Iout
of* f,
Max Carey and Rill Dunk any can
. . I . and will
M I I I "make
l » 0 '
*
» * ..........................*•
’l ll
------i
C i n ' /' t ’ji S u it C a r v e f.r n : r.t, d o w e r s , a n d H o d s
ny three melt. Tile Jlinves^srirr K ; . . *£< •
thing more than polite ntliuti'in; any
I ’e e f'iin ilio i; f o r A r b o r /hiV
In y«iiif| nil M il'*.n '
is slipped
slippt
anyhow, not $10,00(1 each. It -i- an hev h is
open ipiestinu whether .lev. I'ctty but Robbie only -mil s at that
••b’liH’iilnry r<*!»nn1 t ivf
would have shaken him loose fot i rat I..
I»ii |iIIh In ti.ilurt* «lu«lv •»*••••! n»»t ' ,l
i
T i n itlfi'Td a le 1*'T Hi* -, m-t-t•• at |;»i: ihirliu: Mm- •:trl> S p iliu :
$lf>;fl00. lie piohahly would hnvi
i*-•»»•
ipm
.liiiimv Pail ride at si'c- wlu n 11•i•i t ips nr* Impu'-sil t. In
granted Harry Vance hi- $20,000 f i i t ha
. .». 1 1-. |r Ini r«s» niii% I"* - I imiut bird.
but I four that the capitulation •tul nod J l n . r , R ic<'inl^i a
in m .f. ,j in ;i it* .v :ir1 uplo r
would have been m ailed by that T lie l a : 1<o :.:i been up and
.V l»> Ti.•l» p:n*ii#- nt
«»i i l l titilll II l‘> al».Mil a hft \ I *•* ni It '.I
III.
i 11 eight e|o\ itui 1,0 I la . '
spontaneous enthusiasm
> untie
».v
If l« ••
vMi'
' able in a mail concedin'; a five inn! litl elii'illlt at* illg M 'll- Will)
ntiprVs pal 11« Ilia I ly iiillt'tl In tli!*
it
f i ’i|,i msi |*
:i li* v\ fi 11*1 M*i
u .eil.ie t i c t .me a'ul I,*.*
putt.
,
i., i
.,i, h d iii #-*llir* i « ill Imt.ml* nl 11 •i.l in* lit.
mh
As for Ihivid .1. Ilanernft, player • n o i i e i i d o w n i i e i e t o i i l. e t lie plat1
p . in,, it i.i’ta M y I (nisi’ pi i l.itiitni:
••* tli.
uf I* iv i .^. I«»r nlib r T»r-*’*l nil In tli** noap an I •: lnrl$
manager of the 1027 llriuiM.' t . w n y I c oin H o w a r d F i e i g u u
I nir. a n d Hi* n H n - t h i n la v« *r «»f
H’an y Flowers, forntei i r.l i- i.tipps a n.I r it Mm- p i l m a r y
Charley would have bud him nice t.
i»; 1*11i |h i .h .; v iM^tH. nit*; m i .i p iir i ii i ii « l It H t n i i i m n y . b a\ ln»*
bogs i
eil if he had leipiested a M.'i.uuo :i\.ilia tile n t u e l l i m i o f l
T i n * P ’i»l o f III*
I*. S’ I Mill I* •t H W h .l.l l.ll^g*'»»# t ».*•••»- ili«* d* **li'ii m l s t ' i l
eon tr a it plus a $.'01,000 bonus. $15, down by Lea Hader. of .1.0 l. ■nil
|i . m
Sil* t| U i li K i i
Inlii il*.j |!:u %\ h i t ’ll r* «i»ilr* h It h I k h i M »•••
000 in all. Hut ..Mi. R oImiimoi says j \die and New Orleans; "Chei k" tin
in* I m d III*- edict h i I*.tilt *|, a n d ti p
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it is alright and ii * far as the res' Coignn, K a n s a - ( ' i l , ' . and I lid !<•'
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unf* r rolnr tir ^*,u1!r»u
of the world, including Ibiucmit, arc not fill tills |i|l '. a p p . i l i n t "\
u lit* n ;• ml 11*•If w •11
nil
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Risko Battle Tonight For
Wrestling Fans In
Chance To Fight Tunney Chicago Uncertain
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•t
Wur.lli,
Training B riefs
I nlei mil ion 11 \ i „ s
ST F F T F R S IH III. I lu
12 ( IN S I Wait i
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pitcher •" i l , . „ n i I d ' * hum o>
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with the H . '"ii It
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H e n , 1 I', hltHIlj ill t ■Ini’ll wi o .1 dio
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Al, lira xv today. W u I 1. i t o l h ' U i
only txxo bits in the lad fixe m
U J N ’I l.i! it \\ I N. I I.i . Mat. 12
niligs xesteidn, „ lo o the
New
tl.N’S l
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Yi i k (Hants but tip, I th,.t - ,. m
l.e.It'll, out f ie h l'l Uod H e l l , Fl'pclt
nigs to a I t i l ti, xxitb Wnl ■,
J,ih niton’s New in k ll.'iu , ,,i m pit, her, thw loslei ,.f tli,. I ’It il I it
Augu tine.
| is eoinpU'te today willi
the
r\
. i ptioil of John Seillllte, I'wnkie
C L E A R W A T E R , Fla., Mar. 12 • I catcher, w ho bus given no idea
( I N S ) It is ni mured tlml * Rutie „ lien lo xxill icpnit.
TV
IilCM-liT; bobloat outfielder of ilo
Cincinnati Red*, i.< negwtiiiliag'to
FASO R llH I.E S, Calif. Alar. 12.
puivbuse lit* it'lease f[um ihe Red
( I N S ) - - T h e r e xx ill he mi ga m e
an,I join the Hmoklyn Rohiri't.
today.
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told
Vi lltit t s n \t;i
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CIIIC ACO, .Mai
1 ’ (IN Si
Alllimii"! h i. team In.idled ilo
W esieia
Collf.'l i a , .
l,a- kidl.ittl
rare ill fifth pine.'. It. tiny Oo-lecleiai . of the I H m e . - u , of Mull
igan. sin reeded ill adding lo his a l
ready large stuck ,.f laurels by
cupping tbe individual liigh-seuivr's
tmpliy. I | i s total
loossed during
I lie hei tie campaign was i2'.> points.
M l\ \ H O N S SWIM
15th
1928
Auction 1 p.
fivr
"i
th»* ••iirm.il
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In *|iti . tin* * a i a \ aii i •*. T.
I' ItMi fm hilt;* nti t lit'
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Do not forget the time and the place
he on the New Sm yrna Sanford Hi
way just north of the New Sainsulalq
Stihool where we will sell .”>(1(1(1 acres I
in 10 acre plots or more.
B atteries
$9.50
<iti.'irun)red o n e y e a r
H c n a tid Hat ( c r y S h o p
:»«)— W. 2ml.' St.
Come Early
T os s i n g ’s
( J U K K S K R V K IC
TRA N SFER
Stay
In case of rain sale will he held nexti
sam e place.
Sales Managers
li.iiiliilg,
( r a t i n g . Shipping,
uni Storage.
Fhnue Fin
fioi E. .trd St.
Ja ck
J . J o n e s F . G . MacPher
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The place lo (mild your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
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n mill* i iiti,l t •» 4i.it man
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w ,i!c r,
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“Tommy”
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(in I
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111•VI' t i ’ i
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Ol I'll I M S
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CITA
AH O ITS
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Notable New York Casts
Wi l l
Mill. A I »i:i. F ill \
Mar. 12
11 , . ' i O T o iu ls
of
Frincctiitl.
11 N S )
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I
I', o ,lx a n i.i :.i .1 the r.U'teia I ii I'l l . ..
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t, i. "Meginte Hn-I.elbidl
l.englle
log T, tt tin -l.etbult . b.illlpl .11 lu
xuM nici'l t. da,
m led a definite
M o n o ..I
,, . l i t I . ;t u i a . 1, I. ui u ,.
11 , M i l l i ■lute f• i l i e piny o ff for tin* Enstu l'. 's b o
o Ilo
• III -* o |
' l " 21 ■'.n lille. J o e Sidinaf, Fean forwurtl.
W , ■t e i a won lb,' individual scoring bonorf
.n il game
lo : I.*
xiith a total ,.f 125 point*.
t ..i.i,
i< , c!c a
m i s t I Kit \ \N is n i l .I I *s(-(lit Fit
Barbeci
■ Barbecue 11 a. m.
Loch Arbor
1
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Free
(ross ( 01,1,1r>' ,{slCT1,
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Auction
I "xx lee. Mr a ’ d Ain It F Win::
■I
Hrexxci. amt
'Ii
,\ \•it *■•
•t ineii a coiiui'ii ut I p .'.mv nmtui •
to I ocoi.iido Ib adi last SunI rieiids uf An-. I i 'u i 'e N y Iii in I
I .■i•:111, i iii the |os- of her Mill-itlA th l e t e s P u s h On In
n pat In vi * with bei
and
In-■
I loyd II. .lelikilts, whose fu
" a ' \xa - lo Id at the Coiumiliut,
S' I \ 1 1 1 \ I M VV \n/..
Mat ■ in 'i Ft id.i, ii*i . i uing.
M. u n i
Alls. W. s. Flanders
I I NS I
te n d h, •• t i.llfnl III.i
h II ' \1 1 •oi i, i i " c i oss i null■ t i Iasi Tile-dux ill I )■ala
M
•t .1 Miller spent , e , •a I
* '
I '. It '
m u ra l bo,o i
sbouted
’.ist week with her daui'liter
! o.|. i x
a tie '.
:., r . I t i e i l u l l . ll.l,
I t.oiosi
I lea in at
Uni i
I'til
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I hi i i tun i IV dn of at ‘I I'"' •.lit,
, hi hi I, t above e, i ,c , 1.
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Win. ’I i nr a* •
e i *• tin- I obit ado R i, i i
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intone;
n.lml . I II.
t h« * ’ia h
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t.. (in* M have 11. I . t
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•f t
it lilrt*
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were precede:’, ny the regular Jr., and Ja c k , spent
long thnt it-hml
Humbly School
session
.with a nt Eustis,
with
Mrs. Howell's
LONDON/—Mar,— Hh— ( I N S ) —’ hi-t
f*cntti
record attendance p f 78. Nearly m other.- - - •
.
(bmtpmcd
with
th e-A m erican
c i i m -sent w a s -t a k e n - f d r
the
" ««f ii. How tna
pusddftW^el-vice*- by R cv r ifmtffitr — StanleysPerklnnTr^Viis th e ^ rfii- gU(rc the th eatre ns n living Hrtis- would go t„ t m?nlr
Thura- ! ||c expression in England doc.. r‘z t ! o’clock 7 I’eople
P. ..Mt„a jn
, p
_ bout on *“*
Thompson which followed.
Tin* nrr in a boxing
church was decorated with palms day evening nt Orlando.
.
,'e xist, in the opinion of Leslie F a b " " ,ovp tar the the.trT
(mid cut flowers among which
Rev. and Mrs. Ja m e s Thompson er, the noted English actor, who it is just „ huildin,
has returned here front an Amcri- a fte r dinner r . r
were Calnntlulns from the l-udies
**
has as their visitors Saturday.
can inur to play in a new prmlucAid and 'Mi large Imsket of cut
F aber b e l ic v e / ^ J jJJ
Mr.-nnd
Mr*.
T.
J
.
Stew
art,
a
n
d
l
tjnn
Powers in memory o f Dr. Win.
ci'ican actors and
11. Evans. Acknowledgement was j daughter. Miss Dorah, of Olforge
"Tlie American stage is infinite- about on the same plar*
made of a beautiful hand made pPim. Mr. Stew art is |.resident of I |y superior to the English beenuse t h e s i s tl r »d
l>i«rrranYr'-Rank.=ufit .is alive -nod-intcrcsting."- F n b r r r ^ v e n the American , J
rover front M rs. - U—
i f or gr ' •!»)
ami a Hdmtrfrom Mr. II. L. Wing.
.
. .
,
told inU'rviewels here. “Th ere is prwlueers, manner,, J
Trip*
entertained
a*
The
voting people
The young
|>cnple met at d ‘ Mrs. R o h o rt,
no theatre in England.’’
o'clock with Miss Alma Cochran bridge at her home on Crystal
He hclfcvcs the absence o f men'
CTOO I.ATP TO OM
as lender. Oortlon Cole was ap l^ike Ave., Thursday evening. The who will willingly lose? large sums
house
was
prettily
decorated
with
pointed ns lender for Sunday
of money for the sake o f a rt is the L O S T - Gold hand flirty
Mrirrh 11. The young people are orange blossoms and delicious re main reason for the failure o f the
Trimmed in n-,1.
planning to elect officers in the freshments of cake, strawberries English theatre.
Lust
bet wee
-fLk
..*• *
cur future. On Monday evening mid ice cream, were served by the
"So m e o f the shows in New Y o rk Sts., and 111;; W. Fint fc
ii ilm irh supper, in honor of the hostess. Those present w cie: Mrs. urc^so vulgar and disgusting that Mis. A. Al. I*liillip«(
Mrs. Raymond
ineii who worked on the building (ieo. Woodman,
nne*wnuld not have thought it pos and receive reward.
was well attended. A bounteous Hall, Mrs. R. W. Rutledge, Mr. and
sible for them to he produced," FuIj, 111,- was i ptead ami impromptu Mis. Win. Musgiave, Mr. an.I
Mr F r e o f f I her said. “ Many o f them, o n . the
-pechc-s yveie enjoyed b y . all. Mrs. A. ( ’. T i e fry, -|‘r(ll,
' I other hand, are surpassingly lieauII is Mire lo
Among those spenkint? were: Leon Mr. and Mis. Hold.
tiful.
ii’i
The Lake Mary Chamber of
I'i.ktring, Chester Suundei*. Oeo.
"Som e of the most hetiutiful have
THE
Fi.yvler, Often I’eckham, Franl; Commerce held its regular month
been financial failures, some of
>
Evans, II. K. Wing, Mrs. Watrmis ly business meeting Monday even- ,
puree l ies, hut it makes no
iiMI ethers, Several numbers were ing at the Chamber of Commerce I " m
difference. They are financed by
m.dered by the Ijyke Mary Oi- building., .Finns were made for t.
rich men who do not mind spending
i ue i ra during the uveuing. Tues- social meeting bn- March 12, in
I
.•:iy evening those Interested in charge of Mr. ('. lb Wolfe, Y. Nl. heir money lavishly in the cause
unlay Sciiuol work heard an in ('. A. Secretary. Il was voted to of a r t and beauty.
House I’iiinlinjl
"T h e English th eatre is exactly
,. i >s . ing
talk liy Miss lama send letters of commendation for
Interior
where
it
was
200
years*
ago.
li
has
l th of Winter I’ark, who sug- civic
improvements
to
A.
E.
H. A. H.il\t'M»| |
y. ted ways am, means for Sun- Sjohlnm, Frank Evans and the . not advanced, because the people
Social eluli.
dub. A*
A* vote
vote " I m control it will not look for tnltiav School tlevelopment, also .1*1r- Crystal l.ake Social
Verx l[c.ioinit,|f
It. lb J «'Ml
' " 1 «'«•
TJwre is no enter- | Flume I.T2 U
•j tht evening, a ip m itelte of c f synipathv was irmlcrc.l
rendered R.
70S W. |
I...lies .rendered several numbers White and family Whose home was prise. They will not give beauty |
. i -I Itcrgrr Wester accompanied by leceiitjy destroyed by fire.
■
--------------------'I i-. Thompson played severa'
Mrs. F. lb Anderson, president
i.ombers on the violin. Wednesday of the laike Mary I’arent Teachers
. iiicg Rev. K. H. Horwnlee of Assoeiatiou,
and
Mrs.
Frau.,
.'.oiford I’resbyterian ehtirch r«m- Evans attended the
meeting of I
.1 ted a most inspiring addtess. the Seminole Cnuntv Council 1>f
I oor-day evening Rev. S. II. I areiit Teachers Associations a' ^
VI uni' of EllStis, drllvcicd a M'!'- CholooUi on Saturday.
o ami
Mrs, .lames Tbiimpsoi: ,
I'rnf. C. W. I s I 11 accompanied
..a
a _pleasing vocal number, t , ,
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luiskelliall team of the Sanwt’i’l; mil . i
liii* ci vices for tin
Ior, I High Sell ool to ibc inter-state
•l idcil with an nildre->.< by Rev. J .
track meet at (inincsville. leading
II MiCoimick of (liJando on FitFriday.
i\ evening. Tbe boys class all i
Tbe Iaidies Aid Society of the
iitg si'Veial choral mini hers dur|(
i.iiiiiiunity
church will lio!,l a pic
,'.g I lie Week.
- I
me Tuesday. March HI, at
Fnlin
Mi“. Wi'liam Musgiave lias as Springs.
■i guest her i o n ' n Mi-. It. vY.
Rutledge of Detroit, Mich., and i The l.ake Mary Improvement
nail daughter Fat»y who have Ass,,* intiiin xxill hold l!s regular
lie u
spending the winter
at monthly hmdncsH meeting at tli
I ilm Iteai'h. Also Mr. F reoff of Chamber nf Cninmrrre Huilding no
Friday, Mairh Hi. The publie iHill m l.
'Ic. and Mrs. ( Ii-.i Fowler, Alts. eordiall.v invited.
Music 10 a. m.
I'llllt’i’iis for I ’ tlt*v||:ii«. am!
MSilpInm, u n i t I *
Ini* of i luma'. Itv urlllim
i n ( hlldii o*- '*i’i d i p
l*.i.n a n . Mi
I a l Mill Mrt’i I, Niu ^ork Ot*
I m h i Is I i I* o n m i n |i
it|»l it *1 w it h •»l i*
I In
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P o m ,I pi, ol x
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chance. Tli
.FamouscActor Say siU
ir^ M f «
American ■Sfage-Tsi!---::;;
Inst week end Ahead Of EngUshvi/^^w..^;
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March
i ic m
In ^lllf.llll?
|*oi ll.it r.ii t ini!, nr IfM.Islnr. f nt
12
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nt
ISHOWDOW
Iraulir: 11•••»l***h:n to
. pi*-• of pap* r. Iruiiaf* r It
I'V plirhu: |( nri tin* pimp ninl po
I'u: m*r IIn* II ullli a ^li»*rt#
I II. It* 11»*»v* Hi** pnprr and |?».
•i'ii,' tli.' nutllii** d»»’p*r "llli a p^a
an hit li l,*.iv*’* ut*’ nlliuil*: Up*
Y O R K . Mai
pnnicd
Trim
TI,.. oTuoilni’ sorvil'oR Id ' t h e ' f.exv
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NEW
...
The .Melrnpolitan Singers
I'eaIIIring
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are
invited to
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THE
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e s id e n t
“The Chimes Of Brittany”
Arcadia Novelty Company
]
at a
Reception in
this city
on
.
Mardoni the Magician
J \/./.
Faubel Entertainers
F R A N K F O R T . Alar. 12
(IN S )
■la// lias come into its o w n in
ill's c it y . A class in ju ry. Ims ro i cully been ml,led to the ('onset-iitn ry o f Music
and henceforth
the stra in s of tbe saxophone xvill
m in g le w i t h others in the jmmplo
Casford Concert Company
Anne Campbell
of music of the little city on thn
Rhine.
Muny of the older professors
are annoyed xvijlh the new regula
tion and have even threatened to
resign their posts.
S W I S S IN V E N T S r i J U t ® '
I'opulur Newspaper Poet
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March
Junior Town Programs
OUTSTANDING LKCTURKS
A Season Ticket for All the Attractions or
TAM FA, Flu., Alar. 12 • ( IN S )
the F i t t x h u r g h F i n i t e - , hut t h e n
LONDON. Alar. 12. ( IN S ) -A fN E U C H A T E I . . Sxvitr.eilninl. Al^r.
Manager lliirky llurri? im *oine- will tie t xxo strenuous practiee ses- j te
, r s t r u g g li n g ngun I lou g h , ic v
12. ( I N S )
An. iiereuiniiH
Sxviss
xv)iut worried ovi r the S.»i i : i ' o i >* •int.*. T h e ( h r . e l u m p g.ltlll H plus
*s .iii.l an
oi aid .ii >i< n il
lire" jil>( ilivi’ i .t c l
a clock which
i.h< lit top j di. Three .Xeuag l'.'M.
,i nl II she x, a . w ii Inn one and a will run forever. It gets its enReex'rs, (Hlb
mill lliiy e s -m e all •d have ie.siilti',1 in in ret* v ie tu rii’ - ,pi n ter lint"* of il, \ fi ican i-,ui<l. j ,,,-gj. fmiii the, xuiiaH.itis in tern'trying for lh* herdi. leu non • , fm lh I !,, ilii-iii, i nx'.'r Ihe a l l e g . d M eivedi (ill'll/., I.on,I,ill's typist
peraliire, mid all one hasthem are displiving tiny h a ttin g 1 r e g u l a r .. T h e latest, re r i u t c r e d . cliuinicl
tel sxviininci_.WiLi». i o n ::*)-• An fs t o * p n t If 'on fh V cTifnwfey pirc*i
TI
Tjo;
ju) fX III
>w<»U<irtaVftaeBsy 11-K; *ivi(*r :f(T Tiff'? a1i:i7nf„Ti
t»t’»l lo swim :tin|
i
: . jufiig tTlubiti.ui g.imv. piob ibi', ,
||, • ynuiigslers. Thu n g u l a i s ' Ihe S lri lit* of ( HI,,uRar, according ^•ItH'k has lu'ci) placed on j 1
( tfUl ITt’t l h * 'Job, us ti li n ’- is tittle IH hits wete » ,a U iri(l.
to illsjini
dispult'hgs reyoived k tre j
• f kkol und iJ; finding ready
REDPATH WEEK
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Reduath Week Here Begins Apr.
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T I I E SA N FO K H H E K A U > . T U E S D A Y . MAIM'D M. 102S
The Sanford H erald
The D riv e rs F a u lt
dress now Iwing distributed In
pnm ph
(nrqr rthriiUglmuL'-lbe
iM h k H r r r r r i f t r n o M
*«■<•> » r Hanford, Florida.
Macaolla A m a r ,
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‘ <taawr'«oi^s*
■ m i l - ffit«
inn n I xvish
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flag ntj an approach
tutor ST. ]•!•. at I t o raatofflrr
ai Hanford, Florida, nailer art ol Miff m otorist, but Inr some reason the driver fails to halt in thhnk tile editors nf nil new*,
, raaitroaa of Harrk a, Ida?.
In’s cu r and is atrtu k by the train.
j.ispcrs for building up publications
I IIOl.I.AXn ■. IJKAX
„ . F tlla
Perhaps the driver and his passengers a r c killed or. that nn* bought hnd paid I or by
II , IIOWAIIl) UKHtl ______Maaaarr
C ' l U h K. JUXKfl Manaalna Kdltor seriously injured <»r iierhaps by a miracle I hey qscapc and
home folks,*’ and xvhjch arc load,
MTISUIIPTION HATK.S
only the c a r Is demolished. 'Phi' en g in m * ami railroad of,*,' i,y every im*h V r t>f the family.
I ear — ....... —..... .......... ... iT.wi
i ;hi unti
ninkts
it iiosnil.L................
___ Month. ___________ ___ _ P.1.6M .fiyinls a re slnceri'lv so rry the accident occm red . They point Thi
l' it
ussible fur local
|Throe Month. ..........
.............. 11.7a
out
that
Die
m
otorist
did
not
hoed
the
warning
p
ix
m
by
their
jin,j
adv, .Uscrs-to rrarlr
UM Carrier i»er Week .............. 10.16
u7e pimple i„
the
in the
the homes
homes ..».i
and s..n
sell
1KV llrratd, Hanford’, pioneer n r n i - Kimitl. I bey say tlm railroad has done its best* ------ —
|.n|>rr, .nh.rrlbea la the Interna
But has i t ?
Itr most la rg e r cities and iu some o th e r them products at' the lowest cost
tlvaal Arte. Nervier, r r e H i l a r from
thl. oanerlnr u r n . onfaal.atlutt Centjral Florida com m unities th e old-fashioned guard method per lining reached.
tn raO thnuoand nnrtl. dallr rover*' has been replaced by m ilom alic safety devices which the
In. nil the Iradlaa e. en t. of the
It eertnlhly pays to advert hc in
«at Ire rent Id. Thr I. \. ft. I. e«- motorist cannot overlook.
newspapers.
lirflallr efflrleal in Florida and I.
A dm itting the driver is to hlumc, is not h i s , life worth
I Itout eiianl.
.vnhnul
In selling, satisfaction is
given when the*customer
^ O b t a in s quality, service
plus a fa ir,p rice .
• ' v, « * *•
*
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• — 'U-Ttmrd-Dill y o u r u r i nu
risk when buying build
St
The Herald la a meiaher of the
Adult llnrenn or <'Irrnlnl loaa, nn
Intrraulional Aaanelatlon nf I'nhtutors. Ad. ertlaem. and Ad.rrtlaIrtr Aden!. ..hlrh eranlrra ear'
I Mttll.h.T member In aitbmll to
•karotiKb a ml 11 of
.«b*rrl|il Ini
j l . l . In order to I rrlft nb.nlnlrl
. 1 rtnlma ,f rlrruinllon na ..ell
I , neat hu.lnraa mr'boila.
T c E S I l A Y , MARCH 13. 192H
1
ft i ll i : i i i i l l \ i . i r s
r u m . it \> i
I..—*!'.«*iitnii»> In r l l j m i ll r t i u n l ! n i l niliil*f n i l In u.
i u - | | r r | i i r i i i i l r r r n n t r t*» J i » c k » n f i .
i llli*.
I ;* — • iiH *| r i t r l l n i i «if H*. Jivtiin* Im d I n n
! 111%r r 1 *ii nil 11
| ii rt me u r n I I o n n f in n it I hi f
I l« W r r U . "
Ii.— %it h mm*n l I n K
nf
I i h I I i I I i i k |»roKrtllil«HMiil/Vi>*i. lu l l rim. it |in r l l u r n l
|«olive*. .
! i : ^ r - A t m i l m i l n l I ? 1 rt i r * l.
loitinlrll.Mi
x.-I-a"
ill
i*li i
beau Ilf ten-
ing m aterials.
E v ery
cu sto m er here Is g u a ra n
teed satisfactio n .
the best protection the railroad can provide? father cities have
fifty billim e’eelrnns could sit
obtained protection a f t e r a series of grad (‘-crossing m is
on ’the point of n pin, myrt a sci
haps such as have occurred in Sanford in the past six months
entist, And would tlt;*y swear?
Orlando with h e r g rad e crossings guarded by autom atic
T h » i.> the time ui 'y ear Xvhoin
lights is an exam ple.
a man'll ambition goer. to seed.
T he City Commission had a conference with railroad
officials concerning th e installation of safety devices only
a week before the accident at B aud’s Siding occurred. Nothing
cam e of it. Since the accident il seems, an o th er conference
ll ca n ’t lie avoided
should be in order.
""T H E
-Itailroml ami city should find some means of pm teeting
the careless motorjsL as well ns tin* wtiry one. W ith the human
element* removed from the problem and a sure au to m atic
piece of mnchinefy-.substituted, the railroad would tend to
7 M
clear itself of blame and place it upon the motorist who
defies DiejtUmJd device the railroad has installed for his pro-
LUM B E R
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T H E Y A R D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G
B o n d O racle
Phone I •'!•*>
Yard
i . i n i . i r v K i r s i r 7 o n ' r H i r * r i * • » * * « • 10
For the B etter Interests o f Our Customers
Batteries
$9.50
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A SAKE FORTRESS:—Ak the
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'ih c '.io y s O i Accuracy
\ ■* (itiaraiilccd one year
mountains an' round about Jeru
salem, so the Lord is round ntsiut
Benattti Hat lory Shop
: ioi —
2nd. St .
lit* people from henceforth even
In one o f his recent widelv published article-. I)!-, F r a n k
[for ever.—-I’snlm 125:2 ,
, , Crime s ay s that a common taut m i u a common element <d'
1,UA.YK!'.:_~” l
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^
' veakness is I he habit A ex.-„ g< ration, l i e reralls l.te time
|our snlvnlion. Thou art our Keep
ler, there fort* the nun rhnl! not when we Iteard a young llappi’i* ,-a\ that irjioti ■ueh m I such
. B O S S IN G ’S
UitViti’ Its by Ilily nor the tltooll hy an occasion she nearly niui or liial t h e r - wore millions o|
people at llte ball game, or mi ' iic otlicit mande-.i t .\;iggei',dion.
[night.
.
Q U IC K S E R V I C E
is so easy |o si relk e I tie :dopy ;t lit ( le in o rder to make
TRA N SFER.
TIIE A.HTIlOI.O(lKlt IN THE
it souqd b et t er I bat a great m^iiy |ieoph In , all t he time.
W ELL
u ntiling,' f'rtiiing. Shipping,
A common o cetim iHe fretiut lit ly beeomes ;t Ita; pejiing of
I There once uns an Astrologt-r who m ajo r iniportjince in tlie mimb of >emf, mdi,'nhi;ils. 'I’b and Sluritgc.
Chime
ISIS
'•,')! L. 3rd St.
tell.
relative im portante ol an event i> often h.-t bv a t ’>uiii’iu-v
By inadvertentc. down a well.
, to „ Ver do in describing wiiat look tdaet
If you can t sts* before your feet.
"T his is a hahit, sav- J)y, t'raui*. ' ib.jtt is . ;isib.
>lip
* ilhey said,
ped
into,
l*iiI
it
is
an
eit
rm
n.
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a,»iu
>s.
vottr
I, ‘How can vnu rend ithove
head?”
“The troiilile is 11litt people get to ilist '■ Jiti.ig vouc s t a t e
Git *ii J. Mougliton
ments and a re apt to believe nothing you say. They think
I l i t r e I miKh, stop, anti lcnvc the that you always e x a g g e r a te everything
nllegory
A rcliHecl
"T in- rh ris li.tn Science Monitor point-, out that one ot
(To make its own jniprcsslon. Few
First Nut’l tinnk Hide.
the values of study ing nri I h met i- t- to beriinie act list on let I to
Jhcrt- he
Stini'ord. I L*ir ic *.
the jovs of accu racy .
[Who do rml hanker now and then
A & c r the fond belief that men
" I f one will aciUii'e the hiibil ol -Ijtliiig :i in arlx a
[Can rend that
secret Hook of
v he possible exactly what is the I'm t. if hi repiilalit n l*«c
l)est iny
stalin g t In1 Diets .eleaulx ' oiu'e t -l-'bli-bi il it \\ ill he a great
|0£ which blind llonit-r ami Ins lei
' ITY T i l ANSI’ E ll
element of ;-t i i’llgt Ic
lows told
& S T U B A B E C(L
"I 'rofatiit; it ltd nwr-i -. ,'i)'g' i.il ion a i d ext ia me ut 11 cm
|CKnnee was its ranve in davs ot
bid.
always show that out p\ n*i< m utun ...... inlorm-ttn,n
| E xpert Piano moving with
N6w I’rovltleitee (for 'tis tit,*'
" A l u a v s t at t* 111« b» t \ntipau 11 *- 1 •••.. m : 1•. wlinl o,
improved S E I.-P O
pin no
•lin e).
moving equipment.
<ii nt-ti. Aetitf loin *m u -e l l to m curat • .ti|l rmul. —I tl a im .
j Y e t if its dictates went by rule**
Hauling -( rating -Shipuing
I, Then you will be rtv.lt!, d v. il li t h<- tmhil nf I rut h tolling and
I)tfci]ihi*ttilde by the .ScJitMtls,
Side-Tnu k Facilities.
[Thou w e shnultl cull it by sum,- p e op le will belioXo " ' n i l \ ml ' . U .
Phone Silt*
, bthcr ttitmc
" 1 h e r e nia\ h e
|oy. a l e r ta u I tud " I |o\ ill t
i
2UH \ . Manic Axemux
iTlfun Chitncc, Lot, Fortune, till >>i alimi. Il max appeal lo lit imagination !*• o\ci tal, I unj*
" B u t t h o i v i- ;is H indi p i o u s ........ ;<11• r u e g, I n <■I lo il.
- in being a r i ’iirali
.and ill l> Ihug ou|\
v. bat
|Alld its ftu llmi, whilst* n*»vrtfig i 1
jitlnd
t•
w h e n F in rN n
I ALL XII \SSI*.I*.
|0t»lcrs all triaga, mid tinlliini; tilt
dettignctl.
ii
idiould His hidden purpii-t*
t
:
N' ‘t h'litr ;ti'i. al II 11 i■.i < i'll
111*I
a
mil,-
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W e ig h ll
I ;il,-s a, in
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vt arnitig
lie was sjifiiklnif
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ideal Were ll.e saint* !' •ir • ut ’ l! |tM '
|'il
't o n , pM " I n " . ..II t bt , x i 1 at *1 m a l
Iniik ell life \t il- I lie - mill
that in
tii'
I 'M lit
Mill suddenly 'Iitllelhi'ii; h a p p i n ;•lit |*
t'lir .!
amt
"il . •.11! ! *
,*il. Neil tier l.tmw exaillv txb - l . -if llti n
,t| |l. >< '* 1 i bn ! a i d e I 1.
N’>libel e,ilild pill hi I ini ' • nn •In XX r
'll,
111i 11L’ Jillll—- 41——"-L ,*e-* T-—■" M T — Hr?? j 1 ■ nr r , , „ ' l ,
till* fl lellil Iiiji had , oiled
t tie V met. t lie nn n ti* ,d,
th'i’ H* |icnp|,’
xxIn, tak* |*ri ut tie- !""k slim p, bx
light in t.tart ing tit"s mit n tlie'"'ll lead 1 *
AV^otls. There rln’ ild be 'nine xxax !*»*> be, xxnise.
I , ix ill, ,11, n
lnl*tnp tills stunt.
He passionately I tiled >■) •■11 all
l"i I .1)1 i.ie a tli . \ii t
—-------n -----.Xmerit ails and itniiui
i good i* the t. .. t t,..io.,t and bt
iTh’ rexx Sanford Atlantic Nat*
**,’c 'hat the la, .u ties are i, ,'■> ii " In, p ,a s a m i w >■11. i g a i n
,, f i .
m iH i. n i f x
acl I.. Hu - • ....ii.,*
<-t. -ii.nene nt .(Mil. i i 11m 1 IJ n • i" Ii i m a il i t a l i u| ' ill
in* 11
IMltll
tonal Hank hits made th** 1 tisiness 1pairetll Unit the la id *e
f under m n l xi i m a i n f u r pcaee a n a ntnl, t*
H u - i at the
..... .. nf Maitmdta '‘funding n.e pul in goad . a d . r itaitidin'.'
b i li x e e i t
the
’ir.tul Fii.st Street much more a t - , Nothing less than the pea, t and gi •at
:
: d u l" i i a.'ies.
I t r l r t i v e hy plant air -lirtihbery and
I r t n l s in the parkways. This step. * —
fT’ft h'>|tr xx i| lie fallowed by* others
ii’ tlu, downtoxvn distnrtii
s
I .K K s n t iu. t m i M i -d d i x i .
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% he J . ( Penny Company anIbttleli-t ted as it XXiis the ad II wae tin lit jdm-e to go. l ’.iite
nolirtc'pjj I'tduy that the) ar.* »< on j
to 4*| eti u no tv stole in Sun I ont. Hig ilress |,y Willium l|. Rankin. |u.*sj-' a f te r page of adxeitising i. ji,,.
loAttiunif.s like til s sitSfi'A. make dent Of the company .............. bi> |!,{„ Meuspapms .hanged thi idea
4iame and handling some of tin*
6 ^ taken. Sanford is suit; tn he
[•mil by aetual jiiettires ns xxi]|
big trading eenler and they km xv biggest advertising ttcrmints m the,
-)TIie entry oh the new company w‘»ld fhrmtgh the New Yoik Chi- r ‘m ’ri,l,*v u<"d ,-l Matenient.s ,,uh-.
U i another indication o f more prtrt-1cugo u friven, was one of the must J lleheil in iu>xv.spupcrn that ........ ut
L|<*Jmi.s times ahead.
miportmil i n r s i l ’,'. of the g reat I no uittrutbful mlxertising if they
A D VKRTISIN (i UNDOES HARM
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miinher whicb combined In make ,.ftn help it, the
Auction
T he consistently s a t is la c io r y
results that our cu sto m ers
have been enjoying from Diiimond Tires pave the way l «*
bigger lin*1business for us.'
Free
runditiom were
e >* ,
**
*, n l
Auction 1 p. m.
Do not forget the time and the place will
he on the New Sm yrna Sanford High! way ju s t north of the New Samsula High
Srhdol where we will sell 5000 acres land
in 10 acre plots or more.
Wight Bros, t o.
Come Early
Late
Sales Managers
Jack J. Jones F. G. MacPherson
B iilp lt W . T .n s s tn g
BACKACHES W EI
SLOWLY KILLING ME I
I u i. aim,- t l.ii-t , ill with the
anl *M !• ' in my
I at I.
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j I eI j ust ,ili,ait
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a, i 1.1. -i i ,x,« me a
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rx i ! , . e itlt t’.i, kai 1 i', I ii in b .* c , |
b !i i a in .i i ■ in .aid
\ I II 1 t 1 I s l|hl -n't
l.noxx ..Ii ut "Si J.ai.'k'il . I:... (nu is .ua.i/i.iu XX uli- i
lit I lai n .; .■ t !isti ■111 ; t ,<■ -kin. '
1 i in t'a1' ■ ’ l'ii* alTi i ti d pact a*ii|
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]*.lill like ii. ■ I. 1i
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I*
s •u "'ist and i:< t a •mall
I t '
t 'S t l.n "b's till" and
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t > . y .idiinj; tj>"t.
THEYM!LD\
F O R O M E T H I IMG-
AIMD W H A T ’S M O R E _ 7 / / T K 5/1 7 / S / t /
Till*: F IR S T
NATIONAL RANK
"The Hank of Se rx ire "
The
Foundation
t
and mainstay
of our steady
growth is ser
vice to
the
community.
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M 1LI)'chou gh for
m ilder i p
l a d , Ih u
yone’s taste,
o sL rfg u rd ics
and y d , they do xvhal ypu’vc ulxvuys
wauled u cigarette to do__
THEY SATISFY 1
Cordially
-
*
ttemstiM kei
f
-
S ta y
In case of rain sale will he held next day
same place.
V
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- Barbecue 11 a. m.
tb r xMexvpuini |uf which Fliii;idu never saw |,cr„rc*.
of milliuns*of pen] tie with respe.ct j A f te r calling
a tte iitb o s 't y ' ..{he
to coiiidtixirs in Florida, 'i’hc idea |many wonderful things toTje fvmnd
bail guined hold that Florida xvas i in the scclimi o f the state tb*,t wa4
laid l o w j i y a hurricane und that ! being traversed, Air. R«hkf«'* ad-,
1M w
15th
Music 10 a. m.
J " 0 K|*’“ fV»t crop of celery itt ut‘ f '" ' vanmis luogmiiis of se>- piciutcd ca they ate. And ia-t
B*Ctford's history is being matk, i *’ " ' " s attended by visiting news- „,luul U„. time the editors xxer, u>
e l from <hct place. Wliil i
» b |ht men on the East Coast ..f|,|lt. ,.ast
)llf|lix
I to-1 d m , the pcs- intsts It mi .-.m,
»"
' <"l> »»"* month.
lourista bv m otor and bx- trmn |
| fof(1, it show*
nuLsidrr ,/r
t/r vis t-t
trhowa the outsider
iV'r. ltual.iu,ccvioj
t o f cl IT U ms 111tires, indeed,
could eonsp re to keep
such
L a I'-ton hack fo r Xtry long.
Urn.
< l U i U Tribune
Barbecue
March
Von would I’j 'olii bv et:nip
ping with Di.’tmomls.
We
Keep out
st-.i;,
•resli and
complete at all times* and our
prices so exceedingly reasonaide th at wo can say to you —
" F o r economy, as well as for
longer mileage, h o tter t r a c
tion and g r e a te r co m fo rt, buy
I Mammals.”
M gr—
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n ' t ' 1 I .itllntal
te a t' ll w l t y t h r \ si,, ,i d d i.t*
Their last,
su ip
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■ lb
IXwiv sin,
* 1'iielly and Vent , n iln ii
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T-'aiifnrd merchants will o ffer e\ n Ii i |i FPil M l! illt*»g|*'. Ill I*
Jcopt cnal values for a ilidlar in Tin* t r a g e d \ N*’ilhi*r u . m t i t t it1 It Hi • ' »' ' - • . t h, ,. i . ;-i in m
t i Id
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Hi,
then*e lias
Ieis m i n ......... I'">1 ’
lb , it
1
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that xxc may have rtnmiHt t ,, rinms, 11»**<
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lb. i
flj-'.n in June
I tie lInn
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1*1 ft til* \ \ t >i I'l
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n i l,
i i .ti K f 1 l » ir • i -a Mil
at
i : m it
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l" !li bIJItV It lltex Ii 1*1 i
ItfotU' (III* sl.ti lc bl i i
i i I n M it , i
fill trees destrj.ved by mum** of j But then* it t
Xml. i v.e . i ,
tllTTT If tn T o e v il H i 1 t r n n i r '
Italicvc* il n*»! ? *Twt*|-i> i ' itoi , nnv
Z ip S e r v ic e
* J
t o c t i o jl .
'Die Herald hopes a n o th er llilll J|< ( idi■I1 1 Will not he re-
Lc tlivii t il
Wbuhl It,* joint plain in -.tin i \
lylhihlfs
Tl*it which tin* Night ,.f ......... i
(loud nim t-tils?
\\iUi what in ten t?- in exercise
.the wit
Of th«M* Wilt! till till* S||||C|CS Jlllll
JOIoltcs have w tit"
From fixed mnl certain ill- Man*
■ ikirn
jktnd tu tutvi*?
jtoil nut* plemture in what ........
htix e ?
j(
B y expectation
lo
1 till off
mloom.
__________
Holly, Ave., a t '
l l l h , 12th. lilih Sts.
SHOWDOWN”
mniimi bnapiini.
jllaphitznril mid unrcrtiiiiii.v.
kvhith imply
jcortiiiuty
O M P A N Y j f •_£
d i rH -A
M 1
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'ruin s.W Fonn nfttU tn,; .Tu e s d a y ,
! I umpkinctiler
ami
Mr. Jack
! Sprat t .Jr..” J» ho
eight- oVlnok' % r
jtlto
SiidlrSiii"
Primary Selimd
M rs. B e r g E n t e r t a i n s
r iinilor tlio a . j-iios of the South
O rg a n Club M e m b e rs Side Pnrcitl Teachers .Att'ofc'nt ion
will ho n m i.»t interesting enter
tar-ment, ju
mdittlc ilifferont
from tho u.-.iit |itays, Little tot.
from five to eight Jl^nrs of mw
will portray th<* characters in
•V'ESI^AY. jj’
|jj
tlio Mother Co <o Wedding. Thor"
llrtitly hriilRe pnrty for itidMiliyie ThehtiV, today followwill ho line hearers, flower Kiri ,
i tt R its sensational
run on Broad
5 cf the Social Department
hi IdosumI(Is. mil other attendant*
Woman’s Chib at 3:00 way, liar, ridden in raring automo
present nt tlo> weddfng, as well
Hostesses for the nfter- biles, a rplnnes, biillonus and speed
ns the relatives of the contract
v Mrs. W. II. Tunnlcliffe, ing Iqromotives. hut lie ,;ot the
ing parties. "i ic minister will keep
ipnmf'st thrill of ids life when he
the audience laughing as he sol
lEndor Curlett, mill Mrs. llotodk his first r tic iti a tank.
emnly tries to net over the hin
[ Readllarthelmesa wan with “The
jvurils_-tM»*i~H'W»~»otne -rather *rtpr*’
Ipilar business
. L'utoiu i.eiuhor Kiip-Tflfnrprffly-ai'
questions. It will he all nil star
r Pi'i ri'ilaklos '
Camp
l.ewi-;.
W
o.
hiiiRtoti,
when
lie
cast'
Ldist Clnirrli will he held nt
The first purl of tint, entertain
lo’clivk ul liie elmr.di mini x. l was taken over the, trenches and
ment will he the wedding, whil.
L "His Uncle's Niece," to be ’ thiiHijjJi pine woods ’ in a tank.
duritiK the intermirsinn a minilx*
l at tlio Junior High School at Wlien the \i'ld ride ended, lie in
sisted on driviiiR it, and was ac
including oVirnll drills, sunhon[o'clock.
ci inmodatrd.
; of specially a. ts will he Riven,
Lrlcs Bowman Hutchins, tintnet Rills. so|o dances mid SOUR!-,
They cleared the field foe him,
tf and l>inl entertainer will
the second not i-- "the lafRO re
[entertainillyuj -it the Seminole hut'Itartlu-lim s.-i runtinlir l tine mi
(option
tendon.I
the yomur
wieldy
niaehine
from
the
st
ill,
1 ScHol under the auspices of
{ couple at which all of Mother
Lniitiule Parent Teachers As- and wliou he descended frmn Tllooso I.and is pi osciit.
i'rimy inloriur, suggested an oli[tiein.
OfficosTi'IPptionc 1 In MIW. E K E D . S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence
m ^Tich
in, m s
T (l. 117
BartlFelmess (Jets
Real “Kick” From
His Latest, Picture
WEDNESDAY
Itrature Department will hold
[nr meeting nt 3:00 o'clock at
Mrs. W. D. Meeds of. Hifmh'R-'
ham, A1a. i* \i-iting here as, th
Riio-t of hoi daughter Mrs. Italpli
Austin Sinitli at her home in the
new.mVCluli.
THUitSPAY
lj lhi*-1>t, nod Now England
rr itivori hy the W. i'. T. U.
[ fork at the Methodist
Ui annex.
1 Patrick• Tea at the West
Primal \ School from 3 to 5
ik Riven hy tlio Parent T oih IiL-oi i.ilioit. Tiie public is cordinvited.
hilar moot ing of Seminole
|,r No. 3 tl. E. S. will he
to 7 'll uYliick at the iMasonie
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The Bouffant Skirt Leads the Style Procession
#
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VMM
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In this Remarkable Presentation of the New Group
of
«
Mrs. J. I' .Im-kioit, of Oxford.
Park Apartment-.
N. t'. is visitinvr in tlio city n
the Riiost of her daiiRhtor Mrs
('. E. Ituwson at hoi lloiiw on
Myrtle Aw line.
Wayne Maid
P E R F E C T IN E V E R Y D E T A I L
With the same infinite care that you choose your party dress choose
S t. A g n e s (Juild H olds
L e n te n S tu d y ( lass
also
house dress. For Marketing, moiling wear and even afternoon wear yoij could fifttj
nothing move attractive and ’.serviceable than these crisp and
dainty
frocks we
have designed especially for the Miss or Woman who cares to look her best.
n
ii-u (ii o n tiiioni
n't It ' S
n f
The <|iiiii tit ness a ml I lie charm of nut* ('"Initial
ancestor's basques and full skirls lias hci'it ro\ ivod in those now Martha Washington
Orossos h o are presenting In ynti. The
l>as(|Ho is ilovolnjM'd in several diliorolit ways
in roRard In the i til and the rinsings. The
fts<tu\ hortlta and dutihlo collars along with
the plain round. V or square nook at lord a
variety of nook linos and lhi' skirls are hand
ed in conirasling colors.
Every color and must every material ts avail
able- n! im u so t hot are of I ho gayest arid
daiuliest of prints in the voiles, dimities, o r
gandie* ;,'td other tnitlornls that iaundor
o Well.
tin
i | will give re i
0 ' i"i
at tlic S.-miu-
1 'll s . 1■ ! x,, litorium.
■Il l
i will eiitci lain
I1'l'I <
I-1 i la* I,iittaidniti
I l ’ lj. Ill
• O n'l lii. l, ;,t la I
ell J' tin,' tl,, AVt'iilie,
- AI I KOAV
*! ' J(fe pioly and dam,'
f( ' I'm rext I nko, uinlci' |
f tlio Knights n t
1 ids at c i-lit nVrln I .
Ii.i IIn no
S i/e s I(i in t
M i »\ I > \ V
“t h e
SH O W D O W N
liownum
H u tc h in s
fanfmis Anteriean iuil«ralist and liiril itrlisl, in songs,
pieitires and true stories nt
I he
Old F a s h io n e d
Supper
at
Methodist Annex
Tliiirsflny I»:.*10 I’. .M
|..mt Stinw i>m
A im rim 's tirealest Nature
I'rogram. Assisting Artist
Helen Owen Hutchins
Jp, l.iil il IJai thi-llll
.ii'M o ii
fjhramon.’it
W EDNESDAY
t li'iiCRc Haiu loft
\\ K I l M t M M X
e o e e i.A ii e n n i>
■*I lit* NliooiiimltH L "i*'*’1
f} ti*ln11 i nIi*rl»»l »n»«» iH 1
%'i i, I I
nt»r
ii
in«
I m*
n|||II r t ' l i i l r i l
h i
that make their appearance
TODAY
P r i c e 50e
iJ ? L lu jr
exceptionally fine Quality ii
b ird s
and
hupcrli
i a* i |'Msent
■ I IIK SlltlU DOWN”
— a ilriiuiu parked with thrills
mill i-uspciisf'
iik ;u
new
now
Printed Suiting.
“ Ever
d Floral I Jesigns
F a s i " Prints Bfi
incites
Did Si ripes.
Eight Grounds.
scm io i.
Al'IH TO Itll’M
.Mareh la— K:E> I’. M.
Adults "dir Students 2-'u’
l liix will In' Rond, linn I niiilK
Hull him*. Onli Siiiiliinl \ilnll
proRCnm . Cium*
Thursilay
INe111nu. (.'noil iiarkini: sparr.
Kavolt Noile Floral I)»‘*
■.«
signs till Colors. Jlfi inches
cits. New 1’atteru s
arrived.n 1
a j*
*.•i
wide.
yard
0*1
*4
A
yard
* i j i* r » i * * ** * *
l»>
*■!•i 1il
E v er F a s t Tissues Fluid „
•. •
Ih e
Literature Department
The Woman’s Club
Irivites you to hear
d
and checks F a s t Colors^ in
'
*Englah
F ast”
Prints.
-TJ
“ Ever
inches - wide
Rayon
Slip
-Silk
> u rd *
till
shades, -10 hicffts.
9
Dr. Kichard Burton of Columbia
New Patterns
fif-f
O f i yard.
i^n, f .■*.*k. . I Jniversit}'
TH E M O D ERN D RA M A
•— also— .
0
•i.
^Cojjfcny
ira'«otmt Now
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m i i T u tTF T i n *
W ed n esd ay, M arch 1 4 ,3 :3 0 P . M
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W . K . W illia m s W e d s
N o r t h C a r o l i n a (iirl
Hotel Arrivals
•ifastsc"*}rr-)
•aBXCUK lULLLOTS-----
.'-It* til in;t< \r*t!Ui1|finnlnK*l,o
Of for SU'f ’iii* Kesisliinc*'
<>l Wallace, N. i .,
tinnouiHf the iiiirriiipe of their
iluughlci
‘ MAUV IIKNRV
WILLIAMS
i Thursday nftcrnoin, ;*.; five i*VI»
I Murch eighth, urn* 11.<ni: mnl inn
*
humlrtil mol twenty i*i<;h;.
(irnec Method).-1 t'liuirh,
[ * Wilmington, Nii'Ml I'u iilina.
vnm *
Lldupli*. Tln* -*t*rtrri..'n»*-«-<-’»’,'-''^ r
^great mii|ri**i*t took pin. i Tu rn ,
(lay nfteriiiMin til five li'clork n:
i 'Iiii M i .
The In iile wa tno-» lie >11 r •
-attired ill a •! .' I :n * . ei: '
•
tan flat 1 icpi will h.ii alnl
1
•* accessories i * 0 .••l.
SI *
young woman **i 1 n r - i i i . . .. I
is a favorim uit 1 lo.
•j
Shi* ynoloal*-I ■
>'■
ioiM,' prill*
■ till
I.
\ nnnil
i f t’a* n 1 it 11* in- ar
•**us ill**ri itjr tie
leas.'liili'y of 1
iniooitifijr 111.11 l.it'i- eon*, within
11^' 11 “ for •.‘■'to i r a ........ ... ■ v.In a 1
•o, .’ itely uni*' ui
fa* :t : penera I!y i o i i i . ' U iI thill only I!- • la- 1
-Wil
Southcrhinil.
t '
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mington, X.
tin* i'•-ivniniiy In*
inir pci fin u n i! hy tin* lie*. W. i:
Itoyul. Tin* Ini'li* Hail it: her 114tcininiits, Mi*s Martha Mctiiiwiin,
Miss Polly Skinner, Mi
l^.ieiln
' . I .| M.'i'l “ f
1 . I'y i*i I'onii'iai ,ng liH'tion
- 0 I, a i rilciVe 1 ti • n, . n « nt i . iikv i
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a
1 vt iji'.- i * .
* Is* reel*iveil with m ull oM cict *<>
the (irm e Metlioilisl
‘’
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,11
> Till* llhnvc mil ntiliri'li.'M \i. !
i f tin*
— ■■■■■»■■
rhiiii* •'tin In
i‘i '.1*11*1 Wljt'l.
have In*.ni i*.
ext i aoiilinnry
t liven* l f !|•
win iam Uf»r.;:;:T
* the ninny fri *n«!'
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!T0 USE MACHIN
SUNS ON BANDIT
Shut* Hip Niivrnl * »f (Juitricry
Mft. AM * MKK. .\ u tiiu n
mu.
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11 •• e.*|l fill of Ini in Ip i. i
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High S' .......
Mr. Will in
son of finti i i 1 '
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Willimii- in... M1 ■. -v
hns
iiiii-.e
- for
tlu*
i —m
-f
coniine I'. •1
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from Mount
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tended 'Snnforil II
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m
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— *-s‘ W* ;•. •
,AV.. *OV * ;y ^ -
for tile past vi .11 ha * . , o
clateil with to
iti.j
,>i„
** {■rtttrt'af t,n:-'*f.V ’ . * ’
linhi’eilin'cly 1'. 1 .••.%> * t
tnony tin* voiite 1 ■.1
,
motor f**r 1 ■mi ■ .
North 1 in*I 1
return hot u l , i.u , >h. n 1 .
with t In* n 0 1 .in' |. *. t *
.I
Pari; AVenn*
will join
future
o
1 1 1 11 m•<* \ ' »■.
•• I 11
imp.
An lino
of tin' \t
liriilpe |..
tllNMl !•»*
lit
ti n *
II
inp In 1 1
of ...........
lien*
1
hii'l.i *•
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ninl * .1
nui'a
tv lore ha ni
lordlier
arejam
with the co-operation
lporUinities for every citizen (.
Herald
injure
and Seni
Comity. Out-ol-lown customc it * are especially *invited.
some
merchants
names
making these
two
clays
tomorrow-and
th ev’li all
^anzains
Open Air Poultry
Mi-rn Market
IMuKrly NN iuuiy .M ark ets
«t nu*nl Stoia
K h h e r ts tiro ce rv
Kcd S tar (irocey & reed ( t»
eh Store
Stokes .Meat .Market
Sanford (.il l & Music Store
D e p a r t m e n t S to re
»
)i inf S t o r e
IJ.nyc! Shoe C*o..
. *»-%. < - n * m-
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M a r t i n ’s P a i n t S t o r e
In* n i v t n i l l .
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. The ilane•. wi.'i 1 .......
M e L a u lin s
rnj nii*-t ip r- <.* >
t n will l
in cliAr^o
Mutiuhan,
1
ilo
S e m in o le P a in t Co.
S t e n s l r o m (iro e e ry
T h e D ia m o n d I>a la e e
T h e O u tlet
W a g o n e r F u rn itu re C o
JV1 r*;Lady’s Shopp e
o'."
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F o r C h am p ion sh ip
OAKLAND, fa l.. Mir. 12.
1 INS 1 Major Gnmltell, six tune-
" " ^ a ^ o o r yyytftfy
- H e l p W anted
lilftllj UtT»l«
ArrrRATES
t:C «h 1“ ' A d « » «
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____ B* a line
........... 7c a line
i rite* on requeau
o cf d rates
are for
l ,P insertions,
irjj of overage length
*!J- rti£ 5 * nf”30C"fffr
l^'rtislnff* Is restricted
sdaisificaticm.
brror is made The Sant|,j will lie responsible
■one incorrect insertion,
Irtijer for subsequent
L, The office should be
[immediately in ense of
a d v e u t is e b p
b,r,l<J
representative
with rates
nd classification w i l l
L
fam iliar
com plete
In form ation ,
i wish, they will assist
c o r d i n g your want ad
I It m i r e
effective.
ur.rcmenlS
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v n r N T r r .T n r K s -Y o i n c .m e n
l-earn Linotype Operating
AVanteil— Services of a man thor
oughly familiar with the plant
ing ami care of Florida lawns an.I
flowers. Must l>e able to supeivise and have original ideas. I’refably without children, tiood pros
pects of advancement for the
right man. Satisfactory reference.i
required.
Address:
Inter-GUv
R ealty Comapny, .Maitland, Fla.
Today there are things you want,
tomorrow there will be others. There
t
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is no other way in which you can
satisfy so many of these needs of
everyday life as through the daily
reading of the ads in our Classified
Section. Consult them regularly
to
your advantage.
10— Livestock
rf Jack ami J i l l . SouthF rid a v
.Vi.ilts Mir children -5c.
II children.
the -wcrrM’* wrtrlFVhntirpe*
io'iship. embarks on th" Onk.and
(Legal Notices)
Estuary this m o n th
fur a race
NU'E. France Mar, 12.— (IN S )
ir ^ r r t e llUfrlrl \ii, H o n t h e Thanus in June.
— Emulating the celebrated Cor- iii.iMMi r in i n s n n t o x «»r t i i i : ri»i«*T x a t i h
m i . h \nk %t v n idon Rennett Cup balloon rare, the Muin in t i i i : v m r , n r n .m u m , \i in i'. i.nsi: n r in s i m ■>*.
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J lUtlc . Pfinelpallty-of—Monnrir ham J l l i l U l l l lui
:hi ir u n .s
Bert Barry, ;.ie :e m ' v.-mld’- cull
ibm* ef its own which always c r e I.M.itiw i\tul flUiMMiui
Inrlihllitu i tit
nt *i Me****Jit nii'i'*
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li inq ion in Englnti Tn the win**l "UiPt luinK's it ml f<ti «iL! n i.tlU of- •\|lunu.p t>i
ates quite a stir in the country.
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side
It is the yearly toy l Kill non race
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ini VI bet.
for childicn. Emil child is permit- I*
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Ir* utt nrtlt
Mai.u ti". .! cl' ■
. :r -; ,
oil tn enter one
balloon which All ••11*«-r I tilted Siiit« s t **tx •|tiiii*'nt
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III hr r tmiiil*. •iockq, «rriirll lr*a. rtn, nttiiert
ir«pcr;ing soft spar , ip the E-'.'ibears the owner's namme and nd- ; i T
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11.1.10 1*. the Pniversity of c.ilifuenia 1 rc\v,
The balloons are freed nt the [:• .il •-til.- *<witr.l other III.in ha nl. mt> lion.,I.awriil i . . . n . null Piii.m l l ; . . . i \ , 11 .1 0 1 ,
which hopes to reach Av ti .diu i.
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same time pntl prizes given to the
ii-li In v.inli .uni tinioiiiil ilii. fiotti initiolull limit...
T11 •*’» by 0 1\titjiic choice and tut .ct 1 .
(>""i S'nli- In til,- liiitikef.. noil m ............. .
chi Id i on whose
balloons
have ....... '("■
eimir row, practice- daily. I'.uich
"I P'l' Pnlll'll Sl.ll.i- IKtll.'l lllilll ill, III.I, Pi
•unde the greatest distanee.
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11, 1 « Ky Klbright of *'nlifoni;n will o f-'
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t."iilim I..1 nk t.uiii ■ ihiin It. m i i
I'nl.il of Ii. tun s. In. II. t on, 1 ( j
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tricks of the estuary .pater - p
Political Announcement
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Bruins are enter'd in the PntgliHum. 1
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lie classic of American oarsman
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I .*,11,000 it 1 ship.
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Ilostnn terrier puppic.* for sale.
Pedigreed stock, (ieoige K. Wil
son. L i k e Mary.
FO R S A L E —Thorougn-bred
Mfller, formerly of
puiis.
$-l and $8. e a c h
kjitr, I'Li, announces the Sanford Ave. Phone ■7K7-J.
[ { hi- d en tal office a t
■di lllilg. with Ur. Mua- 1C-A Pou ltry ;ind E g g s
1 )iM*THjf_
TOY IIALLOCVXK K X r i r
Have two more openings for
.young Indies nr young men who
have good education and who wan'
tn te a m n good* i raile. Rome of
Sanford's young people who stnrted with me less than oua year
ago are now holding good situa
tions and making good money.
Some of them have made ns high
ns $fln per week. As you become
competent we will help you get
located on n position suited to
your nbllltyr Wo will give you "n
two weeks’ trial and if you tin not
show ability to make a good
Linotype operator we will toll
you.
I f interested cull between fi and
8 p. in, and ask for foreman and
ho will be glad to explain the
m ntter to you fnllv.
C ollie
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27— Money To Loan
F A C E FIX M
Political Announcements
i
.Straight
or
monthly
payment
fo il s i i r .i m r
plan, on improved City and sub
I ItrrePv Hnnuus.ro my ramllilary
urban
business
or
residential fur ttio nfflco *if FhiTlff *»f .H>iii!n1 N u llity i*iihj«*ct i n ttiu w i l l *if
property.
See It. W. Herndon, ol»*
tin* Vi*!**** nl th** Juno Murnnry.
Seminulc Hotel.
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H A L L AND I’ E N T L A M I
I lilt T IF lE I) I’ ll Id . I t ' A t r t l l N I W IS
Ill l.M
IN t'OME T A X P O N S l'l T A N T S
S. tl, (lltAY . Resident Manager
317 First National Bank Building,
Sanford. Florida
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We are prepared to consider ap
plication
for first
Mortgage
Poll Pl.ltllH PlllPI IT POI NT
flA B Y chicks.
Tnnered strain L ian s on the Itest type of resi
I Imt Hiv uiinnun*'** my cn mlldui*y
fur
offU^c «»f iterlt, **f th#*
White
L'g horns,
$1-1.75 per dences and Mercantile Buildings' «*11 «' 11the
I t 'I N 't ; l o n g ' . , P u r e F o r k
•f tNmrt, nujji *' t * j tiii* art Inn
10(i;
Rhode
Island
Reds,
$IK.
per
; ,tt I a l n e t t o
A ve.
in Sanford at 0 pit., (1 1-2 pet., and *•1 i»t* YoM’i f CA tl.*1 .Inm* l'rljii;ir>.
it m i : a s .
10(1. Circular on reequest. Guy I. H pet., depending o>. the character
[And !'mind
Rlni'kliurn, Ellenton S. C.
nf loan, const ruction and location
nf buildings.
S. I!()A (! & COM
p r u t s i i p .n i p p
10-11 Plants and Flowers
PANY, 7 W. Churh St. Orlnndo.
I heretiy i.nionitiri inyself nil a
bed |call ear-ring: b»_
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l.ii Klierlff uf frniliiol*
ftilum nad Fovresl L ik e, Rerimaln , Onion plants for sale.
I'oiitlly Mil.J.-.l to lh>- netlolt of
2 8 — Itadio
Wate. XV 'mine Hotel,
ilo- irenioei 11 II1* primary
to i«
$1 m* per -1000. R. H. Booth,
purl uf Jll'.e P,£f.
ll’fwaiil
Monroe Corner, West First St.
PHONE 57H tor Repairs on all li.-lil In tb} earlyVery
1 eipi c m ely.
makes of Radios and PhonoIl 1. llllAHY.
graphs If we don't fix it. there
tl hand p.iit tod pencil, i t— lloonts Without Hoard
i om m i v r v r m i s n r i t i \ri
is no’ charge. Pouch's, 108 S. park
in i.i|. blur am black,
Furnished sleeping room close to
d Fourth
*01 a
I ink and
Ave.
lift. I c mmiiiii net* mV ru military
hath. Also apartment tn adults.
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111 : \\ I
K|.'! Magnolia Ave,
Political Announcement
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1 I 1 * ■'*•ii i Iit s-; A11*«rut* >
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1- t>ak Ave.,
i'billq.
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I* 1*1 (111' i 1 1 . |m imi i > *'fi .! urn* 4
pull T U B l,K«HMI.ATt'Ult
I Bedroom. 111 I V 1 k Aye.
I li.-, .-l. \ mineuiic.- toy i'ii ml lilac)' i
i * *11 n i .
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for 1 I11* I. i-k M - 1 ori- autijei-r •>> Hie:
If)— A partm ent F o r Kent
Mill
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Oi ' l ai ken, t room apartment for rent. 1.
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Bungalow aparl merit. Completely fi*» iii* mim** *»r r* ...mu
Ii. Id .Jim .'111, \\' *%
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furnished.
Desirable
location. In flit- ;icll*»n *'f tli. j i" ill'll i :i I !*■
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Phone 5. V E R Y attrnetive two-room apart- Ilf MM 1r I"Tilt'S I It i **11tt 11»- ii 1 Mil* i i *' *’*11*l H 111 I I'd |M»t I l fit I *>* All
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and lights, included Phone 7:('.r-.l. 1t lull
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1 metal wor'ts. 212 W. Ith.
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ti.l.l water and garages five. In
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Phone »:i1 Avenue corner Sixth Street.
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Sanford Herald, 1928
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1928
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald