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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
[early 2 0 Per Cent
iit In City Electrical
ates Is S u b m itte d
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925
PRICE F IV E CEN TS
NUMBER 251
Wearers O f Gray, Becoming
Fewer In Number EachYear,
Plan To Abandon Reunions
DALLAS, Tex., Slay 21— Vet proposal to discontinue the gener
erans of the Confederacy prepared al gatherings.
today to surrender to their final
“The time is drawing near, if
*!**—Time. A proposal to discon not already at hand, • when we
Recently
Elected
President
ferCompany’sH ead'l
tinue the annual reunions Iwcause ■hould put our house in order to Humphrey Declares Several
Takes Oath As Cuba’s Fifth of
the advanced ace of the surviv meet the changes thnt nre neces
Probes Ordered Were Not
Issue Of $204,000 Is
President in Brilliant Core ors and to hold departmental re sary
nt this date,” reads the res
Within The Jurisdiction of Navigation Measure
5 Commission A t
monies Held on Wednesday unions instead was made at the olution.
Sold to H ighest BidFederal Trade Commission Is Not Yet Enacted
th 'rty 'fifth reunion openinc here
“Our numbers are being rapidly
der at Special Meet
Wednesday. The plnn will be diminished by the passing away
leetingWcdnesday
Festivities Continue considered in detail tomorrow.
of our comrades. Kach year add-, Lawmakers Threaten
in response to a message sent
of City Commission
resolution offered hy Col J. to the infirmities of our mem
For Next Four Days It. AIsiwis,
to Representative J. R. Lyles,
of Anderson, S. C., and bers. who nre left with us. The ex
To Abolish Hoard Tuesday, The Sanford Herald i*
General W. II. Cely. of Green penses of tranportntion arc burd
in receipt of llie following tele
New Cabinet Headed by Cits- ville, S. C., indicated that the vet ensome. und the distances to be
gram regarding the status of
Statement
Issued
by
Borah
erans
themselves
recognized
that
pedes, Also Takes Office;
travelled in order to attend our
tho St. Johna River navigation
In Which He Says Body Is bill.
the inevitable dissolution is ut annual reunions an* too great, and
New
Executive
Is
a
Mason
hand und that they cannot long the strain of the long trips from
Insulting Engineer
Not Going to Be of Service
rerorenco to your win*,
continue the general gatherings the extremes of our territory arc
the St. John’s River navigation Sale Is Considered As
[AdvisesAgainstCity CHICAGO, May 21—An nlleg-j HAVANNA, May 21.—Gerardo that have brought them together too exacting to be borne by the
bill is now on second reading of
attempt to tamper with pros Machado became Cuba’s fifth pres for the last 35 years to recount majority of those who would oth
Evidence o f High
Owning Own Plant ed
local calendar in the senate and
pective jurors is the latest sen ident Wednesday when he took oath the buttles which they fought for erwise make the effort.
lias not ln*on introduced in the
sation in the trial of William D. of office in the reception room of the lost cause.
Credit of This City
“The dues from the camps, and
house? Any report to the con
L offer to reduce Snn- Shepherd, charged with killing his the presidential palace before as
Plan Departmental Mrcta
the contributions from the of
trary
in
in
error.”
sembled
foreign
diplomatic
mis
The plan is to have reunions in ficers of the camps, brigades and ral trade commission followed
M’j electric rate nearly 20 millionaire foster son, William sions, members of the supreme
An issue of $20-1,000 San
Late Tuesday afternoon K.
with typhoid germs.
three departments, each depart divisions are not sufficient to
[cat, which it is estimated McClintock
Douglass received the fol
ford street (improvement
ment then to send delegates to an cover the necessary expenses at quickly Wednesday upon nn ad A.
Robert E. Crowe, stnte’s attorn-'
Lean a saving of npproxi- cy. charges some one connected
dress by Commissioner W. K lowing tncssngo from Rons A. bonds bearing five per cent
annual convention to be held in henduuarttrs in New Orleans.
Hathaway, secretary to Gov
L|y $20,000 annually is with defense with making the utNew Orleans. La., the hendqunrtHumphrey, challenging the right ernor John W. Martin; “St. interest Wednesday afternoon
Amendment Is Necessary
" is ordered a com > A icreat crowd gathered filling ers of the Veterans’ Association.
L the City C o m m is s io n , tempt ami’ lm
The resolution provides that n of the senate to direct it to make John’* Navientinp bill rigned by sold for n premium of $032.40
. u investigation, lie has ord I the streets und open spaces all Each of the 17 divisions of the o r e m m ittre c? ono from each of
Ljng a meeting W ednes-ip,ttr
investigations for its information. governor on eighteenth.”
and accrued interest, accord
•around
the
pnlnce.
When
the
presganization would be represented
ered.the arrest of a man named by
In answer ot a query by The
[afternoon at which S. It. Phillip J. Bbrry, venireman, who [ alent appeared on the bulcony to at the annual convention by one
Mr. Humphrey, citing several
ing to the announcement
Herald. Mr. Hathaway wired
made following the opening
h. president of the Florida charges he \*>ns approached Tues greet the people his campaign slo delegate. The inability of the vet
senate resolutions directing inves the following message* shortly
“A pie,’ “on foot”,, greeted erans longer to stand the strain
and comparison of bids of 15
tigations not directly rcinting to a fte r noon t ulnv*
iirr ami Light Company, a day before being questioned for gan
him.
of long travel, as well as the ex
jury service.
alleged anti-trust law violations,
"I
was
in
error
in
mv
tele
bond companies by the City
ti&iry of tho American Eleci he Cuban national anthem was pense of the annual reunion, nre
Today’s announcement follows
announced that "the question of gram to K. A. Douglass on
rpuier and Light Compnny, closely
Commission.
sung
by
2,000
school
children
led
among
the
reasons
given
for
the
upon revelation of the fact
our jurisdiction” under such reso nineteenth. The hill thnt was
yesterday that one of the state’s by tne general stuff band und ii sa
The successful bidders were Kylutions had been submitted to the signed was a memorial to con
star witnesses had suddenly disa lute of 21 guns was fired. The
attorney general and Hint his opin
gress
of
United
States
reques
nn,
Sutherland and Company and
ppeared, his whereabouts unknown Mexican cruiser Anahuae joined in
ioa would be followed ‘‘until re ting an nppropiration for im W. L Slayton and oCmpnny. Tho
ju to put into effect with the
the
salute.
und his motive for leaving unac
versed by’ the court ;."
provement of navigation of the bids were made on n hash of fivt
i meter readings.
Shortly after noon President.
St. Johns River. The bill in
bOowing submission of the of- counted for.
< Borah Would Aluilish
Machado,
Sen
ora
Maeliudo
und
and six per cent bonds ns auth
Three tentative jurors, the same
,f tower rates, Joseph E. Craig,
Commenting on the commission which Mr. Douglass is inter
Secretary of State Carlos Manuel
number
us
Tuesday
and
Monday,
orlxcd
Iv the commission.
ested
hns.
uaC.eome
to
Urn
gov
er's address, which was d e l i v e r e d
oitir.it engineer employed by
de Cespedes, left the palace with
ernor. Regret thnt this mistake
city to report on tho ndvisabil- when the trial opened, were locked ! Ex-I’residcnt Znyaa and his wife
The successful bid wns $20-!.wns mntle.”
032.40 and accrued Interest for the
d Sanford taking over its up Inst night. To obtain them 4<S | to accompany them to tho Zayas
Ifive percent bonds and $2ti‘,-l3?.U
trie cbnt, told the commission veniremen had been questioned, and | home,
lo r the six tier cent bonds.
i written statement th at under the score each of peremptory ehul- ! The vice-president-elect, Carlos
conditions he thought it unwise leges permitted state and defense 1de Ln Rosa, took the oath earlier
Mrs.
If.
A.
Terbium
Is
Chosen
\ The excellent price brought by
Siaford to nttempt to put in had been reduced to 17 and ID, re in thn #|nv ill tin*
tbe locu! Issue is being hailed wl»l*
,.L~Tr1 ..
Af
Annunl
Convention
To
spectively.
m plant nt this time.
a (great deal of enthusiasm by local
Family
Interested
Spectator*.
Head
State
Organization;
Chagrined by the disappearance!
bin Incas men, who point out that
II lent Rate Offered
Tho most interested and pleased
Robert White, who had been de
Other Local People Honored
it jis significant of the growth of
uford's general rate now is of
pended upon to corroborate testi of th? spectators were Sonora KlSunfnrd and of the faith which out
L 12 1-2 cents and Mr.' Inch’:i mony of C. C. Caiman, head of the virn Machado de Machado, wife ot
Klcction of Mrs. Lou Smith Terride moneyed interests have in the
Lul provides for a rate of 11 National University of Sciences, the president, and his three daugh
hcun of Sanford to head the Flo
mure of tho city.
b on the first 100 kilowatts that Shepherd studied germ cul ters, Senorita Angela Klvirn; So
rida Spnnfcdi Veterans Auxiliary
sliding rato to uight cents ture in the institution, Robert K. nora Berta Machado de Sanchez"
many other cities are forcCommittees on Urogram and ■dWhile
'fo r the coming year and the sel
kj£tional amounts of current, Crowe, state’s attorney culled a Abnlli, daughter-in-law of the Cu
to issue six per cent bonds f.n
ection
of
W.
It.
Ballard
of
Alta
Entertainment Are Named '•dor to find n market for them,
n r a long and informal din* special session of the grand jury ban unibusaador to the United
orlil War veterans, monte Springs as senior vice
Li In which members of the during the afternoon.
Cat
Luncheon For (fathering t is pointed out that Sanford sells
States, and Sen ora Lutidelina Mac
of the informal commander of the United Span
pLutun and members of a
hado do Grau, with her little daub
, On Here Next Saturday in Issue hearing only five per cunt
e
Cnmpbell-Lossing
Forthwith
subpoenas
were
serv
ish
War
Veterans
and
Dr.
C.
J.
■Xtee of the Chamber of Con- ed on John E. Jones, head of a de
i ntcrests and carrying n substannesday night nt the .Marshall as department surgeon
Litre engaged, Mr. Inch’s of- tective agency, reported to have
linl premium. Members of tho
cluli house.
\
The
Snnford
Junior
Chamber
of
and the appointment of Judge J.
■u taken under consideration. done investigation for Shepherd,
J'oninierco nt its luncheon today commission today were receiving
, Headquarters for the legion dur- G. Sharon ns department patriotpc( those of the Chnniber of and five other persons connected
worVd. ing thu campaign which formally ie instructor, were announced in
/hinile complete arrangements foi* congratulations upon the sule,
bore joining in the discus- with Jones’ office.
i ono- opens Monday, May 25 and con- i in* 'Migcs received from West
(the entertainment of the sthtn con- many of tho people declaring thnt
[nr* A. I*. Cbnnelly, E. F.
id
one
tinues
through
Snturduy,
May
|UI,
jvention of Junior Chambers of it was also an indication of tho
At the end of the special session
J I’alm Reach Wednesday night.
■Wdntad Frank R. Forster.
will be in t h e offices of t h e HrifL- ' The convention, which bin! Ivon
hComiueien
t » bo k.dil hero Sytur- [strung finunclnl condition of tho
no
nnnouncernefct
was
made,
a
l
Im lrsig h t out in questions though it was regarded us prob
until | Chittenden Realty Co., it was an in session since Monday came to
Atuy, Will’ll nP<iut* /** (<rl< K«>>>-u e (jelly government.
§1 Vr. JnCh that the company able that Crowe had acted to force
[expecteil to b*> present.
i nounced. Mayor Forrest Lnko lias a close last night featured by mer
The el her bidder I ifrul their Mth
l/dtesr,willing to sell its plant statements from persona known to
already been named gunorul chair- ry making, with followed the
Wire ns follows: Spitzcr Rorick
Program
nnd
entertainments
I n a if .Snnford decided to linve been associated in behalf of
't is as mnn
tke campaign and heads of 1closing business session held in
committees were appointed b y ,frnd Company $201,099, for five
lis a municipal plant. It was Shepherd.
the various civic bodies are to be the morning in the Municipal Ca
President Floyd Palmer and those II bonds; Ryan, Sutherland and
I bright out thut the cot;--1 William Scott Stewart and W.
r.i
a
•namc'l
vice-chairman,
it
wns
furthsino.
The
grnnd
wind-up
enter
met
immediately ufter the lunch-, Company, 804,082.40 for five per
ri franchise has 11 more years W. O'Brien, attorneys for Ship' or announced. Other special of- tainment was staged nt one of mn lo tne small busmens intcicHtii con mid arranged for receiving Icent bonds mid 212,437.41 for six
Farson S o n
herd, were not summoned before
Barra- ^'tL'ra a n ‘
ho named within the the West I’alm Bench hotels Wcd- —tin* purpose of its creation cnnl and entertaining the delegates. Thu) per cent bonds;
* ‘ next few days
the
Jury, but were t^uc ^tlon- J
”e-*dny night. Before adjourning, nut Uiidvi existing euiidiuoiis be ptugram cuitumU'i . i'oni|io..-di ■mid ’’ompnav nv.t W. K. Terry ur.d
Itur*" announcing Seminole quota. the veterans named Orlando a tho realized."
of L. C. Behout, chairmnn. I» Ur Company. $201,181 for five-’ p^r
ed by the state’s attorney during
Post Commander A, I*. Haggard 1920 meeting place.
court.
On, cent bonds nnd 21 l,H.'13,i!l) for six
Mr. Humphrey told the business/ ban Muv nail II. It. McCall.
Offiiers were elected as follows: oicn that the federal trade com-/ tho entertainment committee th" per cent bonds, nnd also bids ou
Ibizan
•hat the figure wus lixed
Both denied they knew of
p. kch called ntetntion to the White’s disappearance or present
by the state organization mid was W, E. Yorla, West I’alm Beach, mission act provided that tlui M owing wen* named: Judge W. K. the 5 1-1 and 5 1-2 bonds; CuldItbtenlv four per cent of the whereubouts, and asserted thnt
Ramies '’“ "V'i T '.V *h® .W f r t i o n und department commander; W. R. agency should hnve power, ’’upoiu White. C. (!. Sistrunk, R. L. Shipp, well and Company, $203,020.80 for
L plant., of tho country nre he was desired as a witness fori
five per cents nnd $212,282.00 for
wealth of the county. He uxpress- Rnllnrd, Altamonte Spilngs, de tln> direction of the president nr II. G. Ball and W. J. Hopkins,
F-pally owned, und ho de the defense.
<I\u>- l,‘* ,,u* belief that there would be partment senior vice commander; either house of cqngress to inves i The program committee arrang six per cent bonds; Stoiner Broth
ri that in cities where n big
1 little trouble in raising the sum, George A. lame, Miami, depurt- tigate nnd report the facts relating ed for tile regisration of the vis ers. $2" 1,01(1 for five per cents;
Despite failure of state or de
mid Company.
Nfial load is used in tho day fense to find White, who formerly
undoes w*'*Lh
pointed out was siiiall in ment junior vice commander;.Rev. to any alleged violations of the, iters at tile lletcl Valdez upon Wiight, Wnrlow
[• |,!e rates are on n sliding wus known as Caiman's “ body
• i comparison with quota fo |
W. A. Myers, ucksunville, depart anti-trust acts by any corporation.*] their arrival Friday evening. On 1202.027.32 for five |>er cents „nd
r ((' cited cities where his guard," the Chicago Daily News
til I n- lou,,th**, whose wealth is not any ment chaplain; Dr. c. -I. plai ihall,
Saturday at 9 o'clock will he held $200,083.32 for six per cents; Flo
Far lie)nnd Jurisdiction.
rida Nntionnl Bunk, $210,712.70 for
i . ’ larger than thnt of this county.
• erntes in which the printed in all late editions a news
Sanford, department surgeon; LhtRecalling thnt the senate, Inin the first business session ut which six per cents; Provident &ivinga
r a lower than ut Jaekson- story saying "Robert White, van
I *i
Mr. Haggard also made public a meal marshal.
not llie house, so far na lie knew, tie* delegates will lie welcomed by Rtnk and Turst Company, $loJ,
which plant lias been used ished state’s witness in the Shep
(Continued Cage 3.)
(Continued i'age 3.1
hn*l
directed the commission to Mayor Format lake.
M illustration of the benefit herd murder case, was found un
At 12:15 on adjournment of the lucmiiim und accrued interest on
make
certain investigations, he deJ
tMxipal ownership.
der guard in a downtown hotel.”
business
session the visitors will 1five per cents; I’ruden and Com
Presbyterians Are In clon’d that "some of tho rcsolu-j lie entertained
5 Inch also told tile coinmiH“A ihninber-muid in the hotel
nt luncheon nt pany and Atlantic National Bonk
tions that have liecn passed hy tint
Jacksonville. $200,077.50 for
'«t his company wns ready where White is suitl to have been
Session al Lexington senate, it seems to me, have gone! the Seminole Cafe. From 1:30 of
six per cents; Provident Savings
lb’ i very advantageous rute taken, let slip a word to the
until
I
o'clock
another
business
far beyond our jurisdiction." *
Bank and Trust Company, $153,
»city <>n pumping whieli would state's attorney's office as to
lie cited resolutions hy Senators session will lx* held und from 4 to
nnd accrued interest on
• considerable saving in the where lie might lie found," said the
n(>r | Matters relating to the future lull*ollctte. Republican, Wisconsin; 7 o'clock tho delegates will ho en premium
five per cents; Prudden nnd Com
tertained
hy
the
local
members,
hn*l work thut is to he s ta rt Daily News.
.
growth of the Presbyterian Church Norris, Republican, Nebraska, niul
pany nnd Atlantic National Bank
“A chambermaid tn tho hotel
,M* in the United States, South, nnd Ships tend, farmer-labor, Minnesota some uti'tiiding the liaschall game, of Jacksonville, $209,077.50 for six
others playing golf or making n
where
White
is
said
to
have
been
htplans
for
work
during
the
coining
niul
asserted
that
"it
is
clearly
nb
. i i f 1‘hlresMd the meetper cents; Well, Roth and Irving
iti- jy in r were before general nssoinbly parent that the primal motive m sight-seeing, tour of the city and ' Company and the Hanchett Bond
hT | *,"f. t('1’ inunicipul plants taken let slip a word to the stnte’s
celery
district.
ami**f the church, which convened in all of them is political; to ndvnnci"
Gainesville nnd Snrn- fcliormys office as to where he
From 7:30 to 10 oelock visitors Company. $202,517 for flv® cents
icd its sixty-fifth mutual session here the personal fortunes for some
• which he said are making might he found," said the Daily
will
bo entertained by local m em -| and $210,021 for six per cents;
News.
his
!
today.
More
than
300
delegatr’s
person, party nr class.”
v; '''• “jso cited other cities
burs
n banquet ut tho Seminole ' Heusongood mid Mayer $20 1.558 on
“A cheek up on her story was not
’niul commissioncm are attending.
Used to Spread Propaganda, j Cafe. ut President
, " "lunicipal owenrship had
made a I
"However
commendable such special appeal to Palmer
[Wunprofitable, lie said-that encouraging to any prosecution of
the
members
filial
that
might
help
to
convict
purpose muy be," he added, "coni the Junior Chamtier to uttend thqfe |1
j
depended on the ecgress in its infinite wisdom, ha i liusiness
^H'lilions in each plnce. Shepherd of the murder of Billy
meeting of the convent
It wns said that
not made it nny concern of th*2 ion.
adjournment of the com- McClintock.
Saturday
nmniing.
White
Imd
given
material
for
the
commission nnd neither does con
»«y«r Lake asked Mi.
At
today's
luncheon,
now
gress in Us boundless generosity members were received. three
( ’ tlUt hi i offer in written preparation of an affidavit setting
It. I). Mc
provide funds for such work
iRd asked Mr. Cruie to make
Donald, Robert II. Daren and G. I
rt '*» the commission on the
WASHINGTON, May 21.—Chief justice declared:
W. Thurston.
and make recommendations,
Predicts Growth.
Justice Tuft, who, ns chief execu
’tion to |)t. definitely deci I"I am confident thut with your
tive, HUggisted formation of the
Corporation Charter
•' a later date.
chamber of commerce of the United marvelous growth, the sound prin
Irnposai o f Inch
States, made his first public ad ciples upon which you have estab
WASHINGTON, May 21.—Ex
Bill Passed. In Senate perts
fandensi’il proposal of Mr.
of several government de
dress in four years Wednesday lished your association und .the
r*“
follows:
TALLAHASSEE, May 21.—The partments began an inquiry into
night nt the dediculion of the or great opportunities thut present
ganization's
new
hcudqunrti'rs themselves for usefulness, the fu
House of KcpresuntntivcH of the the use of ethyl gas ns a motor
duU**»to
herewith n
«« <*f rates which, subject
ture of this organization will show
Florida legislature today unani fuel.
building.
Thu
number
of
cases
handled
by
* approval, wo propose to
it
to
be
one
of
the
real
non-officmously
passed with amendments,
Urging
nn
informed
and
intelli
limitless leaders addresesd group
the
Seminole
County
Welfare
The commencement address nt
•I'ntivo in the city of 8nnini
factors
in
the
progress
of
our
the
I’liate
corporation charier bill, meetings devoted to various phases
gent
public
opinion,
he
culled
upon
Board totals 8li to May 18, accord
the
closing
exercises
of
the
San
■ W 'h i'ir with June, 1925.
*
ing to thu monthly report submit it provides un immediute charter of commerco nnd industry at tho
ford Grammar school nt 10 o'clock the business men to take part in country.
V . 1he,l rate« include schedits development.
"You have united together in n ted lo the board this week by Mrs. delivery within several weeks' wait o;ioning of the United Stntea Chniu
tomorrow
morning
will
be
deliver
i.“
lighting,, power,
"The greater thu opportunity common und effective purpose, the Helen T. Morse, welfare agent. u« under the present luw.
bur of Commerce convention.
ed by Judge E. F. Housholder, ae
Tlu> house okuyed a bill requir
iul/1" stre#t lighting. These
there muy be to inform the public great body of intelligent und netive The report covers tho period from
cording
to
an
announcement
by
D.
It was announced th at Secretary
r e p r i n t very substunof the question requiring settle boidncss men of the United States April 20 to .Muy 18, nnd shows ing traffic officers on highways Weeks plans nn early departure
C.
Cripe,
principal.
The
saluintory
t,un ,,v‘?r the rules now
wear uniforms anil a biU propos
will be delivered by Lucille Flem ment, nnd facts upon which those and you have furnished for the peo thut five new cuses were added to to
L ;• avrraging a reduction of
ing thut n hoard of barber exnnv- for New England for a medical
questions should be decided, the ple of this country un instrument the list during the month.
ming
and
the
valedictory
by
Mar
consultation to determino tho ne
f ,r cent or npproxiMrs. Morse's report wns a fol iners would receive $5 a day and cessity for un operation.
tha Johnson of the graduating wiser its expression,” he said "One to the effective organization of
"-ontinued I’ngo 3.)
10
rents
per
ntilu
for
ex|>cnses.
of the difficulties in securing its public opinion thut is und will con lows: Total number of coses to
Thu Mexican embassy wax in
OTTAWA. May 21.—Ren I beer class.
The Innue passed n bill appro
useful uid in the direction of gov tinue to he of tile highest lieilcfiti. date, H'l new cuses, 5; school a t
The
program
which
will
be
given
formed
thut steps hud been taken
is legally on sule today in Onturio
priating
$1,320,000
for
uid
of
rural
Dedication of the building des tendance cases, 28; mndc four trips
. °Hniled When Mob Canada’s banner province, for the in thu uuditorium of thu school win ernment is the lethargy of the or cribed
to punish those responsible for th*'
schools
in
the
state.
us
tho
“
Home
of
American
dinary
citizen
nnd
his
indisposition
to
Altamonte,
two
to
Loiigwood,
tirst time in eight years and thirs be as follows;
Thu senate iq*ent the morning in deuth of u Mexican prisoner at«San
les lo (Jet N egroes ty
to develop nn interest in tlu* im Business," formed one of the out one to Chuluutn, olio to Osceola,
“Grand March"
Americans in border towns took
discussion
with no final action on
“Poet and Peasant" Overture— portant general questions presented standing events on tho program of one to Enterprise.
r : AS, Muv n i p - ___________ full advantages of their opportun von
tho
proposal
to provido fret* text
the
orgunizntiun’a
thirteenth
an
and
to
use
the
information
avail
Thu
nienibevs
of
an
Altamontu
Suppe—Orchestra.
ities. The retail price is from five
luniks
ill
the
first six grades of Political F u t u r e Of
nual
convention,
which
wus
formal
able
to
him
and
exert
the
needed
fnnnly stricken with typhind fever
Invocation—Dr. F. I). King.
to fifteen cents a glass bottle. The
mental effort to make decisions ly operated here today. The invo and who havo been treated in the public schools.
Salutatory—Lucille
Flemming
brewery price is $15 a hnlf barrel
Trotsky Is Uncertain
cation wns suid hy Bishop Thomas huspitul here, were reported re
Duct, “Barenrollo”—Offenbach — und formulate his views. .
with a 10 cent tnx per gallon.
F.
Gailor
of
Tennessee,
president
“
It
is
not
enough
to
have
intelli
covered. Tho expense of these Lucille Wunsch Freed
Jack Peters, Carinct; Bernard ScliMOSCOW,
gent men in our citizenships. It of tho National Council of tha Pro cases was reported to be $520.93,
Suxuphone.
RunTCars^Are Used to irard,
Address—Judge Ernest IIous- isn't enough to spread edurution testant Episcopal church, und the Mrs. Morse told in detail of several Of Shooting Charges surprise is ci
of Leon Trot
ns fur ns we can. We must also speakers in addition to Chief Jus individual cases cured for during
Fight Border Violators holder.
CHICAGO, May
21.—LuciUj of war, who ri
Violin Trio, “ Boat S o n g ” — Tosti arouse the active interest of those lice Tuft, included Richurd F.
Wunsch, US-year-old hign school the political
who must be the individual units Grant, president of the National
WASHINGTON. May 21.—Thir —Virginia McDaniel, Le*onore Schu of the ninny whose unit.d views Chamber; Harry A. Wheeler of
post in the S
Claud Herndon.
ni./nber.;, wi
ty motor cars seized from bootleg efer,
are public opinion. This is tho Chicago, chairman of the building
Presentation of Diplomas.
gers were turned against Canadian
presentation of I). A. R. History greatest of the functions of your committee, who was its first pres
bootleggers today by tho treasury,
ident and Charles Nagel of Mt.
association."
which for the first time, made use
Turn'ng to the organization’s Louis, secretary of commerce and
Girls Chorus, “Foiries"—Matte
of recent legislation under which
work for the reform and improve labor during the Taft adminlstrnValedictory—Martha Johnson.
the government is empowered to
meat of business conduct, the chief
Class Song "Farewell."
use confiscated vehicles.
MORE SENSATION
IS UNCOVERED IN
SHEPHERD TRIAL
SevenleenSecurity
Houses O ffer Bids
[early Is Estim ate
SANFORD WOMAN
HEADS S P A N IS H
WAR AUXILIARY
I
Chief Justice T aft Delivers Address
At Chamber Commerce Dedication
Judge Housholder
To Be Speaker A t
Closing Of School
W elfare Agent Has
8(J Under Care In
May, Report Shows
ii
.
Washington News
�K
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THE SANTO
EIGHT
f^s, Of U nderw riting Fame,
To Carry T raditions Of Coffee
LONDON, May 20.—Homage to
the memory of "Eddie” Lloyd, who
kept n little hole-in-the-wall cof
fee shop In Tower Street 217
veare ago where oriiiaii iM«id)«aU
began to meet for the tranm etion
of shipping business, is to he paid
by King (Icorgc himself and num
erous others of note on May 2d.
Then the king will lay the foun
dation stone for Lloyd’ new build
ing which is to cost $0,000,000 and And to this day. as a memorial to
Eddie’s humble little coffee house,
the
underwriting yoom—‘T h e
Rcom", it Is called—is hrrnnged In
the style of nn old-fashioned cof
fee shop, in which there are bulle
tin boards with notices of shipping
arrivals, departures, casualties and
ether notes of interest to the ship
ping world. The new hondquarters, too, is t<> have its “coffee
rcom” ns u continued reminder of
Old Eddie.
In the underwriters’ room also
there hangs the famous Lutino boll.
A single stroke of the bell indi
cutes good news, such as when a
1ship long overdue is announced ns
. having reached port safely. Two
strokes of the hell signifies a wreck
nt sea. or some o.r.cr news of inis-
TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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20
,;
i a j r . l —T - — w a ----Here’s a respite from the run of stickers vou’ve been getting in
Crossword pussies. The only (da era where you may he stumped
for a while aro the four aides where thure are two unkeyeil let
ters together.
HORIZONTAL
1 1. Pertaining In the air.
1. Warmth.
HI. Term in mathematics.
4. Kxclumution ofsorrow,
lb. <Ty iiKn crow,
fl. To stand still.
20. Frozen dessert.
1). Wild duck.
2.1. Powerful.
I I . / A couple.
25. Quarrel between husband and
13. Dormant.
wife.
16. To vouch.
2d. Prolonged sound of s.
17. Meadow.
,
27. What u plant keeps out of
18. To come ot the conclusion.
Might.
What, nn onion makes mo do.
Ribbon belt.
Hone.
Point of compass.
What n Imldlteaded man lacks.
Upheaval.
Epoch.
I!ip< d.
Civil.
Observed.
Oonfcjsion of faith.
Places where coal is dug.
I’urt of electrlral circuit.
Largo taek.
Printers* measure.
To cmplny.
Fabric uiniilur to velvet.
One horse carriage.
Fit.
To produce lines on metal
To plug for examination.
Before.
through corrosion.
Nothing.
Metal in n»k.
To separate frames in ship
(’elrsti.il.
building.
A hoticv provider.
«
Characterized by melody.
Swimming.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S
Nut restrained.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Dark, black.
Tardy.
Puts on.
VERTICAL
Entry way.
To reach.
Uolf term.
To change.
Implement similar to shovel.
To rnost.
Special >aw for perforating
skull in order to remove the
bone.
Thch rain (in ridicule.)
Conjunction.
Dined.
SAVE and
TH R IV E
| | | » n« lMt|M»rlMiil ( n r H im t o k i m n Im i o l i t *n%e n %
I n | » n m « h i m li# r n i i l .
%
n m n i n l %%111 I r u r l i l ilm
• u l u r u f (H r moWl t u l u n l i l t * I r t t u u t i»f l l f r .
ftlMrf mn n r n i u i i l l o r H im I m l a j t t l l H fill* l*uol». Own
tl«*l I mr n i t r r k i l n o t lu i t
immi m l I r t i r t r t l
it I :t |»«r r m l
I t l l l I n « t i r • m r n l l r t f * n l t i u l l n i t f u r j o u r Ht»j o h r u Hr I t
rcnC ) n f r i t j r a r t h m r r .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IF YOU ARE A JUDGE of Miami city property
and appreciate what Biscayne Bay has meant to
properties adjacent to it, you ctmnot fail to rea
lize just how fortunately Miami Shores proper
ties, as a whole, are situated.
IT IS A POSITIVE STATEMENT OF FACT that
all properties lying between Miami Avenue and
Biscayne Bay enjoy an enhancement of values
nowhere else obtained.
THERE ARE JUST THREE great, fundamental
influences that control the real estate situation
in Miami Shores Properties: Biscayne Bay—
Main Highways—and guaranteed improvements
for the entire project, which improvements arc
That Miami Shores comprises
2,800 acres, and thut it has—
As much buy frontage us has
the present city of Miami;
A total of nearly ten miles of
various kinds of w aterfront prop
erties;
Ten miles of frontage on main
highways leading to Miami.
('lulls for developments include:
Causeway to Miami Reach and
the ocean;
Two golf courses;
An island of 000 acres;
A beautiful yacht and country
dub house on the Hey.
not outlined alone in the publicity campaign but
are, for the protection of the buying public, re
cited in the sales contracts and deeds.
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AND MIAMI SHORES, as a property, embodies
the three great usual desires of the home-seeker:
1. Close proximity to Biscayne Bay—
, 2. Ample business developments—
2. Accessibility to Miami.
THEN, TOO, ALL MIAMI SHORES PROP
ERTY, in fact, all that great property lying
North of Sixtieth Street and West to Hialeah
will, by virtue of the Miami Shores Causeway, be
brought closer to the ocean th an ' now by the
county causeway.
See Miami Shores
Britt-Chittenden Realty Comp
\o u arc invited to be our guest
210 East First St., Sanford, Fla
on n freo inspection trip to Miami
Shores by our do luxe coaches.
^ ou will hi under no obligation.
Make your reservation today.
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GAINESVILLEi
A IN ESV ILL^M
May
.y 2U
20,—"
r-”ManB .n .
dlo^your perishab\ products cnrcfuUy while on the road to m arket,”
is the suggestion being passed out
by specialists of the University of
Florida Extension Division here.
They jHjhil out th at rough hard!
ing of such crops as cucumhcrs,
watermelons and citrus may bring
the entire work cf production to
• naught by causing the matured
r fruit to decay before it reaches the
** consumer.
Extension specialists who have
been in the field the past few days
report that the rough
t handling of
* cucumbers in the packing house and
* at the car Is appealing. Particular*
* ly is the way that much of the
fruit is loaded on the wagon or
* truck and from the wagon or truck
« into the eur a cause for thought,
« the specialists say
m In many cases the hampers are
i, slung from the ground into the bed
o( the
th , wagon
wan or truck, jostling nnd
of
bruisinij
ing the cucumbers as they' _(to.
This slinging process is again repeatcd from the bed to the car and
often even again from the door of
the car to the ends, the field agents
say.
The bruized cucumber* are sub
jected to decay, and it is seldom
that they reach the consumer In
good shape when roughly handled.
Watermelon shipping season is
here also, and Extension Specialists
arc advising that this crop be
handled carefully to avoid bruising.
They are also urging that the wa
termelons be treated to prevent
stem-end rot before loading on the
cars.
"Why devote so much time und
money to plnnting, cultivating and
fighting pests to produce u crop,
und then throw the crop into d e c a y
by careless handling?" is th» uuer,lion these specialists are asking in
this connection.
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Ad Club Head
Canada Reports Big:
Construction B o o m
tars herulnafUr described:
It np pearln ir b y t h e s w o r n b ill o f
c o m p l a in t In t h i s c a u s e t h a t y o u
may be Interested in those certain
N orthcast Q unrter o f the ^ U t h w e s t
Q u a r te r o f S e c t i o n « . T o w n s h ip 19.
Mouth. R a n g e 29. H ast. I « »
e a s t 111 f e e t t h e r e o f .
It Is t h e r e f o r e or d e r e d that y o u
a n d met* **f y » « a m required t o u p ti.-ar t o t h e b i l l o f c o m p la in t In t h i s
c a u s e at t h e C o u r t h o u s e at S a n
ford. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lorida, o n
M onday, t h e « th d a y of July.
o t h e r w i s e d e c r e e pro c o n f e s s o w i n
be . t i t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u . s a ! d c a u s e
b e i n g a s u i t to q u i e t title t o t h e
a b o v e - d e s c r i b e d land and p r e m is e s
In th e a h o v r i - n a m e d c o m p l a in a n t .
J a n o s M. Met 'ask III.
,
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IT IS F D R T H K H O l t l t K I l l . n . t h a t
iota, p i e c e s o r p a r c e l s o f la n d s i t u
a t e In H em ln o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a .
WINNIPEG. May 21 Value of nr.il ilc irr lliftl n s f o l l o w s . I n - w i t :
The Southeast Q u arter nf
th«*
building construction authorized
o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r a n d th** S o u t h
in (it) cities of the Dominion in N
H alf o f t h e N o r t h H a l f o f t h e K outli1the first three months of the year w r s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h e a s t
| totaled $lli,<i72 R.I7, the highest Q u a r ter an d t h e F a s t l l n l f o f t h e
Q u a r t e r o f t h e Mouthsince 19111, n report of the buronu Hoiithenst
west Q u artet o f
the
N ortheast
! of statistics shows.
Q u a r ter o f Mention 27. T o w n s h i p 19.
Permit figures for March total South, l l a n ire 2s. F u s t .
IT IM T H F . R E F O R K O H D K U K I )
led IR.-IB7.79i, a guin of nearly that
you and e a c h o f y o n a r e r e W.OOO.OOO over February.
Re- ipitred to a p p e a r t o t h e b i l l of c o m [j...
porta from the cities show i.lGu | p i a n o in thi*.
. .a M o n d a y , t f .e
K vV
permits from the citiea show 1,100
permits Dir other buildings valued
nt $2,900,000 during March.
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THE SANFORD
HERALD,
THURSDAY,
MAY 21, 1925
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• Handle P erishables Carefully On
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i. Way To, M arket Advice Of Experts
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■« T I I K C l H C t t I T C O U R T O F SKM' I NO LIB COUNTY. F L O R I D A .
KIEL CANAL TRAFFIC GROWS
BERLIN, May 2 L—T r a f f i c
through the Kiel Canal last year
had more than tripled since the
j close of the World W ar and the
| total tonnage surpassed th a t of
lOl.'l. In the latter year 53,382
vessels with a total tonnage of 10,"19,929, passed through the canal. day o f May. 1925.
V. E. DOrOLARS,
The number of vssels in 1918 was
Clerk of the Circuit Court
15,929 aggregating 1,720,000 Inns.
l!v A. M. Weeks, Deputy Clerk.
I Lnst year's traffic showed *12,373 (HEAL.)
WILSON At HOL’H IIO L D E R
vessels with a total tonnage of 13,- S o lic ito rs fo r U o m p lir n n n l.
43-1,102.
May 7, 14, 21. 2*; June 4, It, is,
25; July 2.
Tho North 12 .. .
S r 'i™ ,5-
IN C H A N C E R Y ,
J ! i s . E l i z a b e t h W illia m s .
C om p lainan t
Vs.
,
I i If. T o m l ln e - m . e t at.
D efendants.
O R D E R OF PUBLIC ATIO N
T h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a to :
K. It. T o m l i n s o n .
E rasm us
II.
T o m l i n s o n . J e s s e A. I c e n h o u r . J o h n
F . D u n n . H o w a r d H. K i m b a l l , L e m
uel o . R u w a o n . a n d -'tittle_Jw , H * w said p a r t i e s If
s o n . a n d e a c h nf sr
all , p
d- e- a—d
l i v i n g , a n d If
- arties
c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d an d
>■ n e w s p a p e r | m u *
r,ih day <>f July. 1925. nt the CourtIn.us.- in Sanford. Hemlnole County.
Florida, otherwise said hill of com 'W i , W o i i n E n c . .......
plaint will In- taken us confessed ■lay of May. 1925.
V. E. D O U O L A 83. , „
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|,y you. sold cause being n suit to
Clerk ..r tho Clrcnlt court.
■julrt title to the above described
Re A M. Weeks. Deputy Cletk.
l a n d s In th e c o m p l a i n a n t , I,. F. 11A (SEAL.',
CAN.
WILSON
At IlO UK IIO LD ER
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that
l i c i t o r s f o r C o m p la in a n t .
this irder lie published „rtce a week SMoay
7. H . 21, 2S; J u n e 4, 11. i s .
f,,r eight (X) consecutive We, Us In
tin- Sanford Herald, a newspaper 25: July 2nd.
published In Hanford.
Seminole
fount v. Florida.
HONE AND ORDERED this 7th
U^’2
II.
T o m l i n s o n . J e s s e A.
Ic e n
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a p p e a r t o th e hui *S* r*xin
this, cause on Monday,
o f July. 19 i s . Bt i h i
• t H anfo rd . S em lnni. * r * v t
Id a ; o t h e r w i s e I i p , c ^ s „
so w ill b e en tered atca|n«»° 1
c a u s e b e in g a suit E ' f ” J«
t h e a b o v e described tm12 **
t h e c o m p l a in a n t a \ i ? n 01
W il li a m s .
Mrs. a
order he"
j**r#<* , l
for e ig h t e'n useraui,
H anford Herald. «
F! ',rlL"‘ H“n7uV,l“
IM).NH nn d O R D E I t F l» , ,
o f M ay. l**25.
tbt«
ties Interested In the lands u n d C le rk o f v.h ek tporoLAas
Ircult CoTr,
ol.
premises Involved In this suit;
It appearing by the sworn bill
of complaint In this cause that you
may tie Interested In that ‘ertaln Wilson, A Itoiisl,older
lot, piece or parcel of land situnte
S o l i c i t o r s for ■o m p i,.,
in Hemlnolo County. Florida, ami •May ’7. »«3- -iJu ^
25;
July
described ns follows, to wit!
i\
t h i : c n i c r i T c m iit i»f s e >i i \ t h i : r i i i c r i T r o t r H T t»r s e m I M H .I 1 n i l M V . F l . t t l l I D A .
I M t l . U C t l l 'X T V . F I . O H I It A,
IN C H A N C E R Y
IN CFIANCEItY
H IL L Tt* Q U I E T T I T L E
JA M E S M. McC A S K IL L .
L. I’ 11 AO A N .
C o m p la in a n t,
t'oinplnluant.
Vs.
Vs.
All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In t h e All P a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In t h e
em girl is taking a more intelli-)
lu m ls a n d p r e m i s e s i n v o l v e d In binds und p r e m is e * I n v o l v e d In t h i *
gent interest in needlework than
Milt a s h e l l s , d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e s ,
t h i s s u it a s h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , g r a n
and o t h e r c l a i m a n t * u n d e r T H O M
tees. anil o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r
did the enrly Victorian, according
AS I. IIOYD. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r
CLARK
TIN DALL.
tor
TYN
to Mrs. Mary Antrobus, who is
w ise . a n d nil o t h e r p u rtie * In
D A L L ), d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ,
restorer by royal warrant of the
t e r e s t e d In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m
et nl.,
i s e s i n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t .
tnpfstrij* in llulyroodL Windsor
Wootlhriilgf! of N.
watt
O r d e r "fm" ' P u h lle r it ln n
D efendant*
Castle arid Buckingham Palace.
1fleetciI
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O R D E R OF PUBLIC ATIO N
prositipni of the Associated THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO:
Mrs. Antrobus acted as one of Ailverti iitu* ( 'lulls of the World at
In
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O F F L O R I D A TO:
**■ p a r t i e s claiming Interest .............
.............___________ , ” i i . , , ......
t h e l a n d s und p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r '
All p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In ter es t In
the judges at an international the annual
meeting belt! at Ilous- d e s c r ib e d u n d e r C L A R K T I N D a LI.. ' th b in d s a n d p r e m i s e s b e t e l n n f needlework contest here, and is
t o r T Y N D A L L ) , d e c e a s e d , o r O t h e r - | t. r d e s r r lh e d u n d e r V I IO M A S I
considered one of the greatest au ton, Tex.
tOYD. d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e , an d
w is e . M OSES J. T A Y L O R . J i t ., nnd
thorities in Europe on these ma
C H A R L E S f . W A R W I C K . I n d U i d - all olhei |oII ties cluluiiiiK I n t e r e s t
Thoy
had
no
house
dctectivea
in
tut I ly and ns T r u s t e e , arid euclt o f In Ho- bin ds and p r e m i s e s h e r e i n
terials. Hunting women, and the
n g , nnd If d e n d , n il a f t e r d e s c r ib e d :
or taverns of I’otn- t h e m . If l i v i___
girls who play hockey and tennis the
It a p p e a r i n g by the s w o r n hill o f
In terest
III
the
peit.
Inst
end
on
the
walls
was
in*
j
.
'dulming
ino-re
above
en title d
nnd take nn interest in outdoor
I n n f t e r d r s - r o m pliu nt In t h e
Hcriheil
the*
followm:
“O
titis
lu
-|r
r
||iv
.t|
HntUr
tin*
^ii.i
MO.-tES J. c a m e that y o u m ov he i n t e r e s t e d In
sports are, as a whole, the women ells Hie nun est, discede tmtruior,"
that
c
e
r
t
a
i
n
lot,
p
i
e
c
e
s
nr
p
a
rcel o f
TAVLOIt, J R . anil C H A R L E S
C.
who do the best embroidery today,
C o u n ty ,
W A R W IC K .
Iml Iv Id tin Il y
n n d n s 1 re* -dtiinie In S e m i n o l e
which,
translated
means,
"Ling
In the opinion of Mrs. Antrobus. erer. depart; this is no nlacc for T r u s t e e , n n d e a c h o f t h e m d e c e a s e d , F lorida, nnd d e s c r ib e d n s f o l l o w s .
or o t h e r w i s e , nnd nil o t h e r p a r t i e s j to-w tt
Needb’Work fulfills •» side of their idlers."
■h e
| Interested
t h e l a n d s a n d p r a m - * Th e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r
■ Aired Japanese Kills Modern Girls Taking
.S e lf To Hide Error Interest I n Sewing
2 Of Imperial Officer LONDON, May 21.—The mod
TOKIO, May 21.—Because he
4 wus actually only 81) years old, und
' not HI years, as reported in the
* list of those to whom silver cups
v arc to he presented in comrnen*
- mo rat ion of the silver wedding cel*
* ebration of the emperor and em*
■ prttss, Klflsaku Tajima of Imnjukt umuta, Kuitumu, killed himself in
the traditional harakiri way.
The old man’s body, with stumripped open was found in his
* room with u letter explaining that
■ he could not accept the Imperial
k cup under the circnmstaneps, nnd
, did not wish to refuse it because
a such action would necessitate ex
p la n a tio n und bring someone into lives which sports do not, she says,
* disgrace for making a mistake. because sports are not creative nnd
needlework certainly is.
- Death offered the only way out.
3
old hotel
This Amazing Essex Succei
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’ Sweclinh Singers Will
;Mnke American Tour
• STOCKHOLM. May 21— Fifty
, young singing Vikings who hope to
0 capture
the American
heart
* t k i ’c u g h
the
lie u u ly
ami
liu ililu iiy
■ of their voice* are preparing to
■* invatle tho Unlteil States enrly in
* June. They art* ail meinbt*rs of
" the Stockholm KtudentB’ Singing
* Society, which comprises the vnr1 iou* higher institutions of learn. Ing lornteii in the Swedish capitJ nl.
Kittnr Half, who hits rnnehed
* the singer < for the past eight
■yearn, will direct tho American
trip and the first concert will Is*
j* given in New York June 4. The
„ itinerary will take the studen'-s
». from New England to the l’ucif” tc Coast.
STRAUB OBJECTS TO PAY
BERLIN, May 21 — Richard
Strauss has decided to boycott tho
fiermun Theatrical Association.
He has refused Max Von Schillings
invitation to conduct it number of
performance* nt *h»* Berlin Oporn
with the explanation that ho does
not consider it conformable with
Ids professional standing to submit
to a convcntoinul fin imposed by
the Theatrical Association in tho
nature of fixing the maximum |
remuneration for nn artist of h is 1
position.
Japanese girls arc Imliitittg their
hair. They have formed a hoc- ,
iety in Tokitt to which women m e j
admitted who have discarded the I
elaborate traditional hair
n r-'
rangement of Junnn for the mod-1
ern holt.
Grow a Cover Crop in Your Grove
the Result of Value
lltiild up nnd maintain Ihe fertility nf the soil in your citrus or nvneudo grove by
growing n cover crop on the hind between the trees during the rainy season.
Buyers
uyt know what Essex gives can be had elsewhere only at far
higher cost. The great Essex sales record is due to no other thing.
It is recognition of a value leadership so overwhelming that it
is not even challenged.
(iive the trees an application of IDKAL FERTILIZERS just before the summer » J
rains start. Send for oar booklet—“Ideal Fertilizers—Summer 1925"—which de*
scribes the brands that we recommend for use at this time.
ESSEX
COACH
$895
h r c i jh t u n d T n n K n tra
HUDSON-ESSEX. W ORLD’S LARGEST SELLING 6-CYL1NOFROI
WILSON & TOOMEK FERTILIZER COMPANY
Jacksonville,
Florida.
Paul It. Forbes, Sanford Branch Manager.
SEMINOLE HUDSON ESSEX CO.
rv rv rv rh
Below we quote a few of our May Sale Prices—compare
and then you will come to Churchwells*
to do your trading
BIG ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ NEW
SILK DRESSES
$9.75
$13.95
$15.95
.‘>(i inch Glen foot Suiting. Per yard
.*!(>inch Indianhead. Per yard
39c
25c
59c Fancy Voiles. Per yard
Ladies’ Full Fash
Play Suits
ion Silk Hose
Sock
98c
89c
69 c
Boy’s Brown Dress
Wardrobe
Shoes or Oxfords
Trunks
$3.19
$19.95
db inch Striped Broadcloth
39c
Boys’ Baseball
Men’s Silk
MEN’S GENUINE LORAINE
SEERSUCKER SUITS
$8.95
49c
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u
i Men’s Topkis Union Suits I
!
69c
K
■
$11.50 Bathing-
$4.00 Ladies’
Suits
Hats
$2.98
$2.98
89c
Men’s Crepe Soles,
Ladies’ White
Canvass one strap
Pumps
Leather Handbags
Boys’ Dimity Check Union Suits
$7.50
45c
Men’s White Duck Pants
Ladies Muslin Night Gowns
Greatly Reduced
^
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$1.19
Brown Oxfords
$4.98
Men’s Dress
Shirts j
$1.98 v
Sanf or d
FI o r i d a
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THE SANFORD HERAT,!). THURSDAY, MAY Si, 1925
First Day Of Big Bid Of 20 P er Cent SANFORD WOMA N
May ClearanceSale Cut In City Electric H E A D S SPANISH
Is Record B reaker R ates Is Submitted W A R VETERAN,®
The opening day of Yowell Com
pany's annuel May Clearance Sale
proved to be a big event in the his
tory of the store, all previous at
tendance and sales records being
broken, according to the managemenl,
*
v
Long before the doors oponed
Wednesday morning there was a
large crowd gathered to get the
first opportunity a t the bargains
offered by the store in its yearly
price-cutting offer. When tho store
closed last night business was al
most as brisk as it had been dur
ing the early morning hours.
The sale, which will continue
through next Wednesday, not only
is attracting many local buyers
but is also dr«w' n? scores of shop
pers from the outlaying districts,
it is declared- The fact that ev
erything in the store has been
marked down and the fact that all
of tho goods are of the finest qual
ity, is proving to be a big drawing
card, it was pointed out by the man
ngement, which predicts that the
sale will be the biggest ever held
by the store.
Bargain prices in novelty cotton
goods, ladies’ ready-to-wear and
men's and boys' furnishings arc be
ing offered in addition to rock
bottom prices on Mallinson's and
other fine silks,
A May sale with August prices is
the way tho store advertises its
appeal to thoso who desire to get
exception values on better quality
goods. Summer frocks ranging in
prices from $0.95 to $29 nrp to be
found here while men’s suits-.formorly marked at $27.50 are notv sell
ing for $21.95 und Palm Vfleach
suits In uil sizes and color^erc be
ing sold a t $12.95.
;'
The store was closed Tuesday af
ternoon while employees'i\iado a r
rangements for the sale. Yester
day morning when the "doors open
ed the building presented an a t
tractive appearance with its goods
and wares neatly arranged and
placed in advantageous places for
the buyers’ examination. The dis
play windows were pictures of
beauty, the arrangem ent of various
materials in them being especially
appealing.
(Continued from Page 1.)
mately $20,000 per annum, bnsed
on present output.
'•In addition to the attached
schedules, wo hereby make refer
ence to and confirm our offer submitted to the City Commiilon ri!
centiv for a special rate f„im "nic----- '
ipal' pumping,
copy of- which is a t
tached hereto. This rate not only
represents u substantial suviiig
over the present rate for municipal
pumping but offers an opportunity
by slight adjustment of your pres*ent pumping operations, for a
vet-v substantial further reduction.
We were advised today that you
are planning the filling in of a
large nmount of Inke front prop
erty, and we believe we shall be
able to work out with representa
tives, • -
(Continued from Page 1.)
Those named to fill the appoint
tom O. Heed, Jacksonville d e p a rt-'
ivo offices are: Frank Selmar, S t
Petersburg, department chief of
staff! George K. Spencer, Miami,
department adjutant and quarterma*ter* reappointed for the fifth
I '—
J*
SL W U reburg, department judge advocate;
J. G. Sharon, Sanford, departm ent
patriotic instructor, J. \V. Hikeman, Daytona, department histor
ian; A. Kaufman, Miami, dep art
ment musician.
One of the acts of business of
the encampment was the drafting
of a telegram to the United Con
federate Veterans in convention at
Dallas, Texas.
After naming Mrs, Tcrhetin as
its president succeeding Dr. Alice
Miller of West Palm Beach, the
_JJJ *Ethvl McGovern, president of the
the wnv nf im.
also .Im nuL ™o* ^ nL . but ^ ’ tloral W. E. Common auxiliary,
renrcMunt u*«uW °PBr®lioo3
junior vice president; Mrs. Nancy
the tot cost Sf vn .r1
^ S te w a r t, St. Petersburg, chaplain,
nprovenents
J
l" k# fronl Dr. Alice Miller, judge advocate;
1r0"-"1'-"1"I Mrs. Uuiise J. Holmes. Miami, pa
’As we hud the privilege of ex triotic instructor; Mrs. Marlon
plaining to your honorable body Ballard, Can ford, musician.
and to the citizens of Sanford, who
were present a t today’s meeting,
QUOTA
we are now preparing to carry out SEMINOLE
important and far reaching plans FOR LEUION FU N D
for the development of our service
in this vicinity which will Involve IS FIXED AT $4,000
the expenditure of very* large sums
—~T- or money, and which will establish
(Continued Crum Page l .j
here a type of electric
which will be tminYTo'nnv
k'lU r received by him from Jam es
s&k
ssa a r
S
e B
S
s
new owners of vmir . / V ; V
f
,
<l know an understanding of our
ties are deshlin?
purpose will make you wish to
to the fullest pvtnnt cooperating s^aro uur responsibility. One imthc fullest extent possible in portant ,)art lo{ lt ia the pen«an-
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in in n iin n n m
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-T i-ffim n n iiiiT in —
$2050.00.
(12) Mcl.aulin Jeweler; watch
es $10.00 to $300.00; silverware,
Gnrham, Community, Holmes and
Edwards; Cut Glass, Hawes; Glass
ware. Halsey.
(13) San Junn Garage Co.,
$1345.00 to 82850.00. Build tb rir
own bodies; Because the car is
buill complete by Studebaker.
'(I-*) Baumel Special Shop:
Frocks $19.75 to $59.00; Hosiery
$1.00 to $3.50; Hats $1.95 to $28.50.
|1 R) F. ar.d M, Mc.tui Co., Rear
Adk* 11-2 inches; Valve Sleeve
motor; $625.00 to $1320.00 on
Ov«-»«-a. WiHy-Knlght $1178.00
IN REAL ESTATE IS BEING MADE BY QUICK
to $2725.00. •
DISPOSITION OF IT.
t it)) ciun.'onT “ uil ding
and
loan Ass’n; 108 Magnolia Are;
ibb U i i i i m i n i i i i i u i i i i i i Rate 31-2 percent* now earning
•I per cent; P. J. Miller Pres. H.
(lT^ Seminole County
Bnnk; R. Stevens V. P., A. P. Connnlly
and Trens., Geo. A. DeCottcs
Cap! *31 $100,000.00; Surplus $30,- Sec.
Attornty.
000.0*1; Resources $1,800,000.00
Anti can he liquidated successfully and quickly by selling it at f
(17) First Street Motor Co.
(2) 1 Kdw. Higgins, Inc. $346.95
Maxwell
$1109.00
to
$1475.00;
to $7Cy.95; guaranteed Ford d se d (i?Iaxw1e^
curs; avtven salesmen; J. C. Trn- Chrysler $1035.00 to $21<0.00.
(18) Lee Bros. Fourth and
mick, R \ E. Herndon, J . F. Hodges,
H. C. D ouglass, D. I. llascll, S. D. Kim; Kst. 12 years; standard, Crane
and Wcdff Fixtures; Detroit Jew
Stewart lnnd H E. Brown.
(3) Se *, linnle Furniture
Co.; ell and American Radiator Co.,
The opportune time for such a sale in Sanford is NOW
Cabinet $V9.50; Refrigerators $18 heating products.
to $87.50;\Congnleums $1.75 yard.
(19) Rives
Garage;
Paige
(•I) W in h t Bros. Co., Mobiolls, $2135.00 to $3375.00; Jewett
WVito or telephone for our plan of conducting an auction sate on real estate,,*
Poinrine, Isd a rln e greases; Dia $1395.00 to $2020.00.
mond tire s;' Strond und Magnolia.
(20 Sanford Feed & Supply Co.
First and E tm , Tenth ami Sanford. Pratts ami Sunshine Poultry Feed;
(5) bpee
parasols, children's Dairyman's Delight; Kst. Jan. 1923.
,50c, others to $15.00; hosiery 25c
(21) Blake Studio; Est. 25
to $3.50; fro iks $9.75 to $59.75.
years; Daylight and Artificinl;
(0) Kot*ert» Grocery; First and over Bowers Pharmacy,
Palmetto; established 1910; Max
(22) Kent
Vulcanizing
Co.,
well House any! White House, Se Goodyear and Hood Tires; Price
REALTORS----- AUCTIONEERS
nate coffee; flo-ur, Dainty mul i’ills- $20.00; One shot lubricating sys
bury,
tem, performance and economy.
(7) Miller Jinking Co., 115
(23) Sanford Electric Co., Inc.
Magnolia; 1600 loaves; “Us uil 110 Magnolia Ave; Fixtures, em
PHONE
I’ALATKA,
pire. $1.20 to S 15.00; Fans, *3,95
Qunlity."
275
(3) P. Welnbssrg; wrist watches to $30,00; Sanford Electric Cont.
FLORIDA.
$2.50 to $50.00; Gar,mm, Rogers Co., Mr. H arper 6 years, Mrs. Staf
1847 and Community; Famous Bu- ford 3 years; Phone 442.
lovn.
(9) Singer tim ing machine;
About three ami one-half times ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■(
cabinet $07.00 to ?»39.09; Portable as much of our cultivated crop
Electric $76.00 nr.d $88.00.
land is devoted to crewing food
(10) Tlu- O utlet; Dresses $4.95 for our farm animals as for pro
M ill
to $24.00; hosiery 60c to $2.00; ducing crops for human consump s
millinery $1.00 to $9.00; mens clo tion.
thing $5.00 to $18.!»0.
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(11) P. A. Mere ; battery $22.50
It is raid th at Dickens wrote an :
Est. 1915; liupmobile $1395.00 to entire book with a single quill pen.
How Well Do
Know
SANFORD?
EXPOSED!
' F irst Prize
Second Prize
Third Prize
MONEY
REAL ESTATE IS MERCHANDISE
'
PUBLIC AUCTION
<r
Keller and Murphy
number of properties, we have re ing of The American Legion Kn
:
cently acquired throughout the dowment Fund, now going forw ard
■
State of I- loiidn, we were unavoid in your state, is for this purpose
u
ably prevented from submitting and the
definite
opportunity ■
„
.
■ ■
this proposition to yuu as early as for you to interest yourself will
■
we had expected to do so, and to come right to your hand.
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thr.n'r you for the consideration
"We of the Legion know that if
s
you have extended to us m connec wo are to fully meet our duties to
■
Quality Shop Is Sold tion therewith und for Mjj cour tho country, we must have every
■
On
Orlando
Road—Close
In
■
teous hearing whlchw e were ac American with us. There is work
ByMrs.Ruby Connelly corded
by your honorable commis to be done. Some one has to do it.
:
$
100.00
Per
Acre
■
sion and the citizens present a t tin Ours is the prime obligation but
Purchases of the Quality Shop meeting held in the City Hull to we can not fully meet it alone. We
Twenty five acres good celery land, cleared, with
on Park Avenue from Mrs. Ruby day.”
pant your sound judgment ami
two flowing wells with one half mite lake frontage.
\ i
Hawkins Connelly by Mrs. G. C.
Craig's Letter In Pari.
your
purposeful
co-operation,
Sperring and Mrs. H. A. MeMich$600.00 Per Acre
5
A fter calling attention to the co-operation. I’lease let us have it.
nel, was announced today. Mrs. necessity of looking a t any light
Corner lot on Laurel Street, facing Ninth Street
Connelly leaves soon for Lakeland, ing proposition from a countywhere she will reside with her dau wide rather than n city problem, Walsh Probably Will
Park
ghter. Mrs. T. W. Getsen. Mrs. Mr. Craig, in his letter to the com
'
$1000.00
A
Carter’s Choice
McMichael is not new in tho busi mission, anid that Sanford could Be
ness, having had eight years’ ex never hope to build a plant which For Mound In Opener
perience in general millinery;work: would be ag efficient us tin* superIn announcing their purchase, Mrs. plant outlined by Mr. Inch; that
The Celery Feds are back on
.Speering and Mrs. McMichael ex tile rates offered by the company
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REALTOR
tend an invitation to the ladies of were ns low ns could b,* reasonably tho homo lot this nf ter non to be
Sanford to visit the shop, which expected, and that in Florida there gin a three-game series with
Rooms
501*502. Phone 95
will continue to handle a complete are only four or five cities enjoy Block's league leaders, otherwise
First
National
Rank Redding.
line of up-to-date hat creations ami ing lower rates than has been of known as the Saints, and the fans
are
hoping
for
bettor
luck
than
■
Sales
Force:—Miss
Ruba
William*,
Miss Hvlcn Honge.
fered this city.
accessories.
He said that the Jacksonville has ntctnded the Curtermen on
iiM iim iiiM in m a iiiH m iiiiia iiiiiiiiim m i
rate was not comparable with the their trip away from home.
.
Ixical
farts'continue
to
assert
French Brace Position I city
of Sanford, as Jacksonville
a large industrial loud in the that the team will lose its jinx
AgainstRiffian Attack has
that city is slowed than tho growth same of the***1 days, and show
v-bht it can Jo.
of Sanford.
Although Fnnford lost twh j r
R \ RAT. Franch Murroeco, May
/a
Mr. Craig called attention to the
* J
21—The French it was leaQied II years in which the franchise games yesterday yesterday, they i,
" t1" '
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today, have 50,000 men ntong a had to run which made it neces were good games, b*ith Cusack and A u c o n o n llii Ar6 U u ilt9 Ouick W ill Build Thtcn
125 mile front in the northern part sary for the city, if it built a plant, mijkpon (Joint: woll in tho box* l>ut W h*n
of the French zone, braced for an to put in its own distributj
istributlng sys-l^0*- aonu* reason, the boys from the 1
enrlv attack by Kiffians, who are tom in competition with the exist-"I'Slerv metropolis just eouln not .
believed to be aiming to cut a rail- big one. A fter mentioning
lentil,nimr Vl.e
the •" * *h** hall ns delivered by "Slim" 0
iouiI between Fez and Oudja.
$20,000 saving offered under the Ilrovver, who pulled the “ Ironman
' stunt
and ,,pitched
a doublencW rate, Mr. Craig said:
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1 "Finally, in response to your di- header, holding Sanford to cighv
I rect request for mv opinion in tb's bits in the H> innings.
Murphy will be out of the game
m atter, in view of the fact that the
contract lor street today on account of finger hurt in
. i Ir lrand M” ‘ J ‘
(Y k?' ami i city is under centre
J°e, Jr., are here from Ingleside.
}u in „ fnr , ht. next 11 years and the game yesterday afternoon, ac
V3 * ,Jt> a business trip for a few that
41,„, the growth and
„ n, development cording
to Manager Nick C arter.
I H I III
flays.
iVbel! will, return to his old place
ot this city and community will bo Abe!
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth very rapid, and thut the rates of bchit
hind the bat, Walsh probably
dpive to Ocala for the week end, fered you are reasonable and fair, will pitch.
*n4 also visited beautiful Silver and that the company proposes the
>
vV*,
Springs.
expenditure of n large amount of
The Fruit Growers “ Blue Goose" money here, and because of the Dorothy Ellington To
’irtfr***f
Company is building a cottage for difficulty of constructing a third Be Tried Second Time
*0 employe, Roy Kelly, on Kail- pole line in the streets, it is my
Wad street.
opinion that it would he unwise
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21,—
Ib'nrv Steele has leased the Ben for the city of Sanford to under
C a n
jamin farm on Pineway Avenue take to build n municipal electric Arrangements are under way today
for reopening the trial of Dorothy
and will soon return from Wosh- power distribution system.*’
Ellington, 17-year-old "jazz girl,"
h>xton, IV C. to take possession.
charged with the murder of her
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hunter
In Juneau, Alaska, the thermom mother at their home here Jun. 13.
*"d two children of Beardnll Ave. eter really reaches zero.
The girl was adjudged insane about
We in Charlotte. N’. C., with Mr.
two months ago. She is to be re
Hunter's pt/nfde for an extended
. * - »• •*•
moved to the county jail a fte r
tun.
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* *:*-> doctors ruling yesterday she was
" Smith has returned from
not insane.
Atlanta. Gu., and says it looks betJr?r
*r than ever to him here. Very
?r* w,*nther and poor crops where ItUfft fl I’urliiMi" Ph«»ni»Krnpli fn r
fm * tin?* mnly•
V visited.
|
attractive card has been rel l r t i r ( l i r . N n r f*miK
, fr"'" our old neighbors Mr.
Celery shipments for May 20.
w-tilf. Walter U. Hates, saying
Waycross ...............«......... ... 4
lh»Y are how nicely located a t the
Pittsburgh
.... 1
(In n llrrord*
•^•mrt,ncnta a t Daytona
Pot Yard .................. - ......— •• J
Total
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F’orty Acres
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WANT
Locate Buyers
of everything
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E. F. L A N E
ID
A ouyer is needed
make a sale possible
East Santord
uestion:
Buick4-rwhcel brakes
be a p p lie d while
turning comers?
A
$15.00
Celery Shipments
BINE’S
■A threo foot crust of ftola com, l»o*es the gllttorihg white sur’■ an African lake with an
'' ,jf 34 square miles.
.HU9II! 4 K L K t r f l U C
T in ; BASKET
4*
4** * * * + * * * *
D0NT TRY TO RAISE your family
without it.* For itomach ache* and
pain*; «udden cr*m p», oeveia intestinal
i colic and in discre tion s o f eating a n d
it'
tout Steam ers-a W eek from Jacksonville
IP S ^ SE A .
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SANFORD BUICK CO.
COLIC a n d D IA R R H O E A
.
REMEDY
Keep it always in your homo.
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I 'm n a p o r ta tio n C o.
Tclrphuos C34
y
Seminole Feed Co.
P h o n e ill
Elm and Commercial Street*!,
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at all times.
If an article is not a general neces
sity, there are few buyers, but a market can be found
every day for anything if the proper effort is made to
locate that market.
Herald Want Ads
Distributed to thousands of readers offer an easy
swiftly.
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Sanford, Florida.
Feed Happy Cow Duity Feed for more mflk .
& miners
F lr r lo o X s st B ar . S t m t
Jsikion tU U . JtlurUa
there are peoi>le who need almost any particular article
And the cost is small
It contains all the fa-tors of nutrition In adequate
proportions.
uslplila »la n«w, mnflnllksti t
“ ■S. Urrkshlcc, c r y 10 ij « p .
merchants
J^ 3
Milk is a Perfect Food
Tours from Jacksonville: 11
v
$89. 15; and up. Toun include
.
lantlc City, Washington, etc.
*teit lr » r *^a' tr»led booklet and for Information
71 fa!« tu northern ritiea and resorts. And
a*k for detailed itineraries of tho
special All-Expeniw Tours I
ALo u l l l n m from Miami to I’hlla-
F
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means of reaching all sorts of buyers economically and
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C H A M B E R L A I N ’S
For Sale By
Laney’tt Drug Store
SUMMER
EXCURSION FARES
|»pe,ai Trip JncUaonville to Boltimore $19.54;
Far« J
ilf fu ''sq.riLs
1't1™* $55.0!);
155.0!); to Boston $72.18. Fare*
"* IL
berth, with extra charge for
*"
nswer:
C ertainly. T he
brake on the outside front wheel is
autom atically released, m aking
steering easy and car control sure.
Only one such device has so far
been perfected, and Buick has it•
Florida
There is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county
PHONE 1 4 8
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THE SANFORD HER ALP, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925
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TJje Sanford Herald
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Regarding Community Advertising
.
t^HSP .
m r r (fftraw m n t t i t
Ur i t l i i f n l . P istil*
DAN DOBBS SAYS
SHERMAN WAS RIGHT
As Brisbane Sees It
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FORD IN WALL STREET
Substitutes are being foaB7T '
Regretting thnt it cannot give apace here to the entire MR.
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IN GREAT ST. PETER’S.
everything except money.
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• a S e c o n d C laaa M a t t e r , article, The Herald is taking two or three outstanding para
“THE LORD HAVE MERCY"
. 37, 1913, a t t h e P o s t o f f l c *
Brooklyn ( n T Y.) dock fefl „
if o rd , F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t o t graphs from the address prepared by Jefferson Thomas, the I ONLY HUMAN BABIES.
of a tower, striking one.
I, 1*97.
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By ARTHUR BRISBANE
IS /4
well-known advertising man, and read by Karl Lehmann, of
( C o p y r i g h t 1925)
Bet they forget to prohibit
i
m u a x d i~ nr.AX... ______ E4ttar Orlando, before the Associated Advertising Club of the
THERE’S A NEW bank in Wail
phones during music week. ^ |
w l i^m -A nn im n n ... ___ M ssa irr
o
f
a
World in the recent convention of that organization held in Street and Edael Ford they nay
311 ■ •■ ■ alls At m b i
Pfcoae UR
will run it. T hat ngitates the Wall
Haircuts are up in Chicago »„
Houston, Texas.
Street gentlemen, as tlie hens ara
be due to the spring rush’®*1'
H tm a r m r r io ? i h a t it *
W
A
k
/
The address was prepared for the Community Advertis agitated when a weaxel wiggles in1 T e a r — 17.00 S I* M o n th s.._ $ J.60
News from London.
b.:. v
l l r a r c d In C i t y b y C a r r i e r , p e r ing Department of the convention, and in his paper Mr. to the coop.
ik. I t c . W e e k l y
K d ltl o n 11.00
shoes nre the fad. Hot dog,!*"
p a r gear.
Thomas took the opportunity to sound a warning against HENRY FORD’S son is only a
X
director in the parent company,
Great Britain’s back on the «u
f i a i . j r o T i r n i All o b i t u a r y the chances for wasted money and harmful "copy”, when the Guardian Trust Company of
standard. So are our dentist*.
I. r a r d a o f t h a n k * , r e e o l u t l o n a
tlcen o f a n t e r t a l n m e n t a w h e r e advertising programs are in the hands of politicians or of Detroit. But when one of th j
a a r e w a d e w ill be c h a r g e d
Fords gets into an enterprise, thnt
A straw vote shows a nujafc! I
ignorant individuals who know nothing of the real science enterprise
r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g ra t e * .
soon becomes all Ford.
will have new hats_ before
before L . 1
of effective advertising.
Recently Wall Street sent to De
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M K M p K R T U B A S I O C I A T R n P A P .M
Boston cops are using tear m.
The paper also made a reference to the kind of advertis troit with the idea of taking over
T h a A s s o c i a te d P r e s s la e x c l u s
the Fords. Now the Fords go in
It is not made of spring oniJJ
i v e l y " e n t i t l e d t o t h e uao f o r r« S $ f£ iAnd to Wall Street, and with more
p u h l l r n t l o n o f a ll n ew * d i s p a t c h e s ing thnt is being discarded by all intelligent people.
e r e d l t e a t o It n r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d
Detroit man bought hi$ ^
i t e d f h t h i s n a p o r a n d n lao t h e lo for the opportunity it gives for "drawing one’s own conclus ready cash behind them thnn any
riage license on credit. He r.v, .. I
body else in the United States pos
c a l n » w a p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n . A ll r i g h t s
o f r e P u b l l c a t l o n o f s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h ions, and lessons", The Herald is quoting here a few of the sesses, they worry th a t home of
>
will finish the payments.
es herein a re slso reserved.
article's outstanding paragraphs, leaving the people of San the mighty dollar.
-4
London men are wearing rib I
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 19M
ford to agree or disagree as they see fit.
trousers. We hope they slip»4
FORTY THOUSAND worshipers
s*t right down in the mud
"It must be ndmitted", said Mr. Thomas, ‘T h at Florida and members of the clergy from
T q p HERALD’S PLATFORM
all over the world, including Car
Thorp in autos consider the*j
land advertising of fifteen to twenty-five years ago left dinal Dougherty, of Philadelphia,
selvec above pedestrians. \V),;i
e -jU ^ p tr water route to Jacksonis why they sometimes are.
much to be desired. There was entirely too much of the gathered in St. Peters’s in Rome
and
witnessed
a
most
magnificent
L—-Obnstrncllon of St. Johna-ln- ‘Forty ncres and freedom’ talk; entirely too much of the spectacle.
"Good home is heaven." ***.. I
dIH River canal.
Boston clubwoman. And. we tlu
‘Dollar down and dollnr forever’ practice. There was far Tho Pope, carried on his golden
L—Bxtenalon of white way.
"
A
"
thronu to the great altar of tw ist
a bad one is just the oppotit^ I
4<—Hntension of local amuacmenta. too little investigation as to the real value of the land, its ed columns, formally admitted St.
—^winning pool, tennia courts, productive capacities and its location in relation to markets, Theresa of Normandy, known ns
King of Bagdad has had ha
\i~ ~ l
e ta
"Theresa of the Infant Jesus,” to
pay cut in half. What the kisi L
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transportation,
schools,
etc.
As
an
inevitable
consequence,
the fellowship of Cntholic saints.
(e—d e m e n tin g of bulldlnir pro
business needs is a strong u.^g I
gram—houses, hotels, apartment much dissatisfaction resulted and in a few years most of
hotftes.
THOSE WHO do not know St.
Everything lovely today. Cool-1
6, —Bxtenalon of atreet paring pro- the land operators found themselves in difficulties. It is Peter’s, most magnificent monu
idge, president, is planning n [
an interesting side-light on the situation that many buyers ment to Michelangelo's supremo
auto trip and Babe Ruth is better,
grim.
7. —■Construction of boulevard of land, then considered »s of doubtful worth, who kept up genius, obtain n slight idea of its
size in rending of the <10,000 that
A success is one who overtone* I
arqpnd Lake Monroe.
environment. Milford (Pa.) prij.[
I^C om pletion of city beautifies- payments, taxes, etc., recently have been able to sell at easily find room inside its walls,
nml of the solemn procession of
one? was caught bootlegging •*
tloa program.
fabulous profits.
.
cardinals, archbishops, bishops,
:ait.
• *• *
priests of all orders, up the cen
THB*BELLS OF THE NATIONS
‘T he period of unethicnl uninformed advertising of tral aisle. The procession lasted
Dempsey may fight in Europe. 1
•o'• ft
Gibbons and Tunney believe £3 |
Grant Dante hcnrtl the clock- Florida land" the article continues wns followed by a term for more thun an hour.
can whip anyone in the UritH
hcll in his time
of years during which the chief exploitation of the state was A CONTRAST between the old
States.
___
“Tin-tin sannndo," In his lovely
done by developers—men of means who carefully selected and the new wns furnished by the
ulh—
, Imperious, definite, sub tracts of land and brought them into profitable production thousands of candles of wax—not
lime,
of farm crops, fruits or vegetables, before the transactions electric lights—with which tho
SANFORD’S FORUM
With Latin logic rung from Tus involved in their sale were finally concluded. While some dome of St. Peter’s was decorated,
S
.
j
its first illumination in moru than
can mouth I
abuses crept into this system of development, ns well ns in half a century, and the Pope from
I one of a committee of five to re
Editor Tho Herald:
lent the carillon nt midnight to its advertising, it was immensely superior to the old plan the throne of pure white address
In G^ei
What a pity Sanford did not commend the scenic route between
Bants,
chs
of selling raw land regardless of its suitability for the pur ing the great throng, with a mod have a delegate to represent her the Shenandoah Valley of VirginLongfellow heard, and sang of chaser. Coincident with tins development era, there grew ern amplifier carrying his voice to at the Scenic Highway Association ill and Florida. This committee
every corner of the great cathedral. that convened a t Spartanburg, S. was instructed to confer with tho
the "Roland,’’
That** with Mellifluous nngcr, up, in an experimental and limited way, the practice of ad
delegates representing the var
, Inst week.
\
vertising by hoards of trade and other civic bodies, the VARIOUS ROYALTIES sat on ( ' There
For Quick Sale Only
•houta and punts
were MOO delegates, rep ious communities.
"When there Is Victory In Gucl- money coming in a few instances from membership dues, special seats reserved for soveiy resenting nearly <
The
delegates
were
welcomed
to
r>0 cities and towns
And Timothy Henly, Gover of Virginia. North Carolina, South Spartanburg by Mr. II. R. t'nrlisle
dcrlond"!
hut more generally from specinl funds raised by the usual igns.
nor-General of Ireland, sat on the Carolina. Georgia and Florida.
and Dr. M. Sample of Haines Uity
3 lots on Orange Avenue—sizes 50x1*15, f
tribune reserved for the heads of
The tiauia have many a bell of typo of ’hip, hip, hurrah’ campaign.
The purpose of the convention responded to tho address of wel
' 3
"This pioneer form of community advertising soon mani state.
voice divine;
was to perfect an organization to come in behalf of the delegates.
That
was
hn
interesting
sight
Sweet bells has Germany. Alas, fested certain elements of serious weakness," Mr. Thomas
Price $3,000—Terms
/
open and advertise a direct high Dr. Sample also in a few words
for those thnt remembered the days way front Quebec to Miami, presented the enthusiastic nttitthe chief
explains.
"Many
subscribers
to
the
funds
failed
in
making
of forty yenrs ngo when Mealy,
Stands broken in Schuffhnuscn by
the most beautiful scenic ude of Floridians to the proposed
full payments* of their pledges. The civic organizations in in the House of Commons, was through
the Rhine:
scenic route. He said Florida pros
country in the United States.
2 lots on Oak Avenue—one a corner lot.
Tip Schiller's "Glocke,’’ dumb lo- chnrge of the campaigns often neglected to sufficiently fighting for Home Rule.
Mr. Earl W. Brown of Deland, perity is largely due to good roads.
yond relief,
Delegates from Florida to the
discount the subscriptions, and obligated themselves for
and Mr. Murk W. Lunco of Avon
fr
^1II
$2,300—Terms
more money than could he collected. Credit losses of ad INTERESTING REMINDERS of Park were elected vice president convention were J. W. Chapman
Another bell rings from the henthancient <lay» were tho presents !of the organization. Mr. Charles and W. \V. 1-nnce of Avon Park,
vertising
agencies
and
publishers
were
heavy
and
rencted
1
sty heights
tnatie to tho Pope by tho Carmelite A. Brnvm of Orlando, was elected G. M. Guerey of Palntka, F. M.
*41fIII IM
Of Cymric lands—who hears it* most unfavorably on the communities. In several instances Order to which St. Theresa helnng- one of the directors.
Brown of Poland, Dr. M. Sample
1
r
MECK
S
j TwoSpecialBargains
w rre
anguished sound I ---- -—
• - tba- JU tuation -hacMmo
Mr. Ernest N. Smith, president of Haines City.
Alfred tBKold hards, whore never forced to disband in consequence the unfortunate experi with two white doves, m'othe?vTlfh *of the American Automobile AsThis route will include tho cit
' hand rewrites
five small birds, candles and loaves social ion, delivered an midi ess on ies of Miami, Paint Beach, Okee
Till runes of their gray hcad- ence that grew out of their advertising experiences. Even of bread on gold and silver platters. the opportunities the highway chobee. Avon Park, Haines City,
when all the money was raised and properly expended, it Interesting also was the appear would open for the South.
I. , stones srown around.
An Orlando, IH-Iand, Palntka, Green
was usually through the civic pride of a "faithful few" — ance of the bronze statue of St. hour or more was given over to a Covo Springs and Jacksonville,
Tko "Iin, Ian, long,’’ of twilight's of the greater beneficiaries of the advertising contributing I’eter dressed for tho occasion in series of five minute addresses by with a feeder from St Petersburg,
* dreamy bell,
a magnificent red robe holding in repreesntatives of the various Clearwater. Tampa and I-akeland,
its cost.
21’ennyson heard, fur-borne across little or nothing to defray
his hum! the famous jewels. Tiara towns mid communities along the joining said route at Haines City.
•
*
•
*
the flats,
Every town represented by a
and gold emblem of the Sacred proposed route of the highway,
With mellow plaintive nnumneslic
ic and other advantage offered by delegate got the road.
"Drawing inspiration from cp opera]!vm marketing mV- Heart.
swell,
vertialng, an I Relieve, certain far-nighteti oilizena of Florida Mighty is the power of faith and in which each pointed out the seen- Where was Sanford’s delegate?
Among the giant willows and
tho locality he represented.
MRS. F. M. CARROLL.
then suggested taxation as a means of equalizing the burden imagination combined.
■ dim huts.
Mr. M. W. Vance of Avon Park,
Sanford Heights
IM
E if
of community advertising," Mr. Thomas said. "For 10 YESTERDAY, IN Pennsylvania,
Atnopg the hoary, tortuous willows years or more the idea has been growing in popular favor, William Cavalier, fifteen yenrs old,
l
. bent
and a murderer, was sentenced to
first
gradually
and
later
much
more
rapidly.
There
has
O'er tho full windings of snmi>
BY JE F F BAILEY IN EUSTIS LAKE' REGION
been endless discussion of the subject, endless arguments die in the electric chair. The sen
fenland streum,
tence wound up with “ And may
I,- standing with my rod, have for and against the principle, endless instances of success thu Lord have mercy on your soul."
known It blent
I visited the Sanford Kiwanis lice law—likes it fine—and wilh
and lack of success in efforts for its application. First, The reporters thought the boy.With the long cadences of my there were advanced many sound reasons why advertising winced a little nt that, and at the Club Wednesday and I was very his legal ability ho will undoubt
much impressed with the person- day-dreurn!
may not properly he regarded as a function of government words about “ Death—electric cur el of this club. I had the pleas edly succeed in Sanford.
ren t—passed through body—until
Froip some tall tower, with wind —reasons constitutional and otherwise. Followed presenta dead.” The hoy smiled as ho left ure of perfecting its organiza
I had the pleasure of meeting
ows Innceolate,
tion of more practical objections based on the comparative the court, and a few minutes Inter, tion in Phil and I was impressed Holland L. Dean, editor of The
with
the
great
influx
of
new
fa
Rang that Mwcct English hell in inefficiency of advertising paid for by public funds re in his ceil, he was playing it pop
Sanford Herald and I was im
In the club—mostly men from pressed with his faith in Snnford,
gloaming deep.
ulur song. "K aterina," on his pho ces
garded
as
inevitable
under
our
careless
way
of
selecting
the north, who have come into which is good for a former Miami
Dark grew the neighbor water,
nograph.
men to administer governmental affairs."
Sanford with its great forward an. Once an "East Coaster" —
l dark as fate,
* * * •
stride in the last two years.
. Broad-.flowing, silent, my*Wal
they never get over it so that you
FRED LENNIG, Warden in
•s sleep.
can notice it. But Dean seems to
Mr. Thomas, for various reasons, objects to tax-money charge of the young criminal said.
Sanford is as far ahead of the have the good tuck with his "com
So from far Oxford, over the low being used for advertising, but sifted down his objection “ Listen to thnt music. Hu doesn't Sanford I knew in
as it is ing out" newspaper
_,_______
party _____
in Sanknow
what
it’s
ul!
about."
You
is one that all thinking people must endorse. This sound
fields,
mow behind the Sanford that it is | ford as the fellow holding the prize!
may
truly
say
the
same
of
n
sys
*Ring* the grave music horn In objection is based on the common knowledge that profes
be in 1B30. The new buildings, lottery ticket—ami of course he
tem of "justice’ that sentences to to
• Christchurch old;
tho improvements in the streets, u pleased with Snnford.
sional
politicians,
or
office-holders
who
arc
office-holders
deatli
a
feeble-minded
boy
of
fif
GVay surely heard It once, for still
the general and apparent alert
because they can’t make it success in business, are utterly teen.
« he yieldp'
ness in business makes a city of
I only wish we had n better —
! first rating.
•Ita bent Unto our scimo from unfit lo be trusted with the spending of tax-money for ad
wider
road to Sanford than the
A
NEW*
YORK
lady
ran
a
baby
, verse of -gold,
vertising their communities.
existing one—then we would enfarm.
The
babies
died
rapidly,
es
Sanford has bad some remarkably fine advertising work pecially if their board bills were The new Forrest Lake hotel Is | joy running over now and then
Kp from old Wnshhourn Abbey,
up with leaps and bound and fraternizing with the celery
through
the medium of the Chamber of Commerce, but not paid. One poor infant dug up going
• loud or low,
One man told me he put $.ri00 in kings,
•The wedding hells pealed, in their Sanford as well as the rest of Florida should keep a sharp after burial bad a fractured skull. the project and that the company
Had a letter today from Ellis
dulcet mirth,
look-out for wastefulness and fraud in the spending of The rate of m ortality was horrible. hint bought and sold all of the Heliums, news editor of the
If
anybody
kept
such
a
farm
for
On Coleridge, a long hundred years tax-money for advertising programs by men incapable of
adjacent property and ho had re Miami Herald and an old friend
baby dogs or cats, the “Cruelty to ceived a $UI dividend check on of
m MC°»
mine, anil he avers: “ Eustls
getting
honest
returns.
Animals Society' 'would probably on his stock subscription before ought
And brought His “ Ancient Marlto spend $7,500 a year ad
su|H*ryise
and
regulute
it.
How
" her” to birth.
the hotel wns completed. I’ll say vertising in the Miami Herald, for
does it happen that the ao-cailed that’s pretty good.
—Ily Victor Plarr
everybody who is anybody a t all,
Society for the Prevention of Cruel
a
■■ —o
who comes to Florida always ev
ty
to
children
knew
nothing
about
.Take a drive down Union Avenue
entually comes ot Miami, and they
Sanford
is
now
hacking
her
the baby farm or its deaths ?
and -police how fine the new bote)
Chamber of Commerce slogan to all read the Herald.
i% going to look.
the last letter—"The Fitly Sub
Some fifteen yenrs ago there tire business career that he had
m y
-------- o--------stantial.” Sanford looks sub
landed in New York a friendless found it necessary to borrow ex
Now there may be something m
C o n tc m p o rn ry C o m m e n ts
stantial—I heartily believe she is. a portion of that — hut as a
, Anyone can make a mistake but and almost penniless Russian im clusively. llo explained his posit
only a few men and no women ul migrant who found lodgings on ion to the manager, who knew of
whole it is not so good, for ther.Science says .that sleeping will
I met Judge C. C. Nesmith, for are thousands of
aft will udmit it.
(teople who
the East Side, und at once, with his success, aifd asked for a loan
some day he unnecessary. It’s al merly u prominent lawyer and ju r come to Florida just to get away
......... o--------rnciul perseverance and energy of fifty thousand dollars.
"The trouble with most artists is net out to earn a living
" I’ll be very glad to accomo most impossible now. — Dayton ist of Birmingham and an old ac from the gaieties that Miami of
quaintance at the luncheon. He fers. All of Florida appeals to
He was of u likeable disposition, date you, Mr. Rabin,” said the News.
that they think uny painting of a
has located in Sanford to prae- class, however.
girl jn a one-piece bathing suit is and speedily made acquaintances I banker. "Just sit down there at
_e_____
If Henry Ford really is going
who nought to aid him in his am that desk and make out a note for
art.
to
make
airplanes
there
is
u
for
bition.
One
of
them
sponsored
him
the amount."
> W
— ——o--------tune for some one in selling steel
Don't tell your little hoy that it for the vacant post of janitor, nr ] The caller smiled an embarras- helmets.—Columbia
Record.
ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD
hurts you us much as him. Me shaminos, to use the common H e- , sed smile.
word, of u small synagogue
"If you please,” he said, "you
may counter with the story about hrui*
Credit the newspapers with this:
mi a side street.
should be be so good as to make
the cherry tree.
But when the officers of the out the note and then I should sign Not one of 'em ever defended an Cnr a woman drive a m otor-car?. up, but if she finds her way barunclean news nrticle by saying And is it nn unjustified slander}red bv cars behind she'll get sore
congregation found out the applic it."
to rem ark. "Must be a woman d r i- 1at those behind h e r and at me. [
Well, for once, Jacksonville was ant was entirely illiterate they re"It
is a rt."—Louisville Times.
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"What* the idea ?" inquired the
ver," when seeing a badly driven give her a summons if necessary
a|le©p at the awitch--~Ocala .Star, luctantlv denied him employment. I hank munugor puzzled
automobile ?
und then she proceeds to bawl me
Jacksonville has been asleep at the inasmuch as a shammos must
About as logical and exposition
"Veil, you sec," he confessed, ‘I
“ Yes,” is tho answer on both out in expert fashion.
switch for twenty years.
of
the
subject
us
we
have
yet
seen
keep certain recnids.
haf to tell you something: Myself,
points, given in this week's Lib
“ 'On the other hand, the wo
- ■ ■o
1he greenhorn <|iiickly rallied I cannot read or write. My wife appears in a contemporary which erty by Joseph McQunide, traffic men
as a whole will k e e p a sharp
*!W# road somewhere the other from hit disappointment. Hi* got a .the has taught how to make my says: “Affairs in Russia have cop on the “world's worst corn
outlook for the stop and go sig
He prospered.
day about a man who fall two hun Job somewhere.
imret own name on paper, but otherwise reached a state of etaoiri shrdlush- er—Getty Square in Yonkers, New er
nals. To sum it all up. l*,i SiVy
dred! feet and got up and walked Presently he became a dabbler
ler iin with me reading •»nd writing is rdlu.“Arkansas Gazette.
York. McQuaidu believes firmly that while women are less necusreal
estate.
agruy. He must have been an ele
nix."
in a woman's ability to drive as tomed to driving they are more
Within ten yenrs he was one of
vator boy and used to it.
A temple in Peru which was be well us the average man.
In amazement the hanker stared
careful in intent than men.”
the largest independent operators at him.
_
O
1
gun 10,000 yenrs ago has not yet
"
‘A
woman
is
more
careful
than
The case for the woman driv
“ Well, well, well!" he m urmur been completed. Evidently it L a man,* McQuaide explains. 'But er is clinched, according to LibIt's hard to believe that a Ran- in East side tenement house prop
erty
and
popularly
rated
u s « mil ed admiringly.
being
built
by
popular
subscrip
"And yet. handi
f(pd man would <lu such « thing,
olio's more belligerent than a m anjerty. by the New York State Mo
bat op in Sanford, Maine the oth- lionaire. An occasion arose when capped as you've been, inside of tion.—Life.
after she does get Into trouble.
[tor Vehicle Bureau with the inho
needed
a
large
amount
of
money
a few years you have become a
day, Frank D. Smith lo>en»«l,
“
T
il
turn
my
semaphore
against
formation that of the one tnouaSecretary Mellon urges that tux north and southbound traffic and and persons, who, between July
ag cji-ctric light bulb in tu la g a s to swing what promised to bo a rich man! _ I wonder what you’d
profitable
deal.
Finding
himself
havo boon in this country by now ation be kept out of politics. That see a car ignore it. I*t's say a !, 1921. and January 15. 1925 had
oline tank in hope ©f firm in g a
»k. A few minutes later a neigh- for tho moment short of cash, he if only you had been able to read can be done if Secretary Mellon man U a t the wheel. In nine cas ! their driving licenses revoked for
went to the East Side brunch of and w rite?"
can pioduce some ©tactical plan es in ten hell try to back up a n d ,various forms of mishandling of
picked him up in a dazed con one
of tW> large banks.
"A shammoa." x*id Mr. Rabin for abolishing politics.—Arkansas nhut up and avoid a summons,
st: The moral >e
1their motors, only twelve were wo4
*
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*
**—
*
*
*
It wastthe first timo in his
modestly.
Gazette.
" ’A woman might try to back I men. -1—
HOT ZIGG1TY
CAN WOMEN DRIVE?
I *. # **i|/
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'H"A*■f* '» #■*-
Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, k l
First SL
Sanford, Fla.
■ liiiiirt
Vision vs. Action
256 feet on Mellonville Ave. opposite
Fort Mellon—439 feet deep; two
streets on either sides; will average
16 large lots. Price $7,500. Terms,
Seminole Business Exchange
221 W. First St.—Opposite Dost Office
WORKING DAY
AND NIGHT
I
6
f
I’eople who work with hand and brain need a rest—i10*
money to your credit at this hank works for you day and
nignt „ tcm ut interruption, and it is absolutely safe and
at your command. Why not open an account with iu
now?
_ _
I Per Cent Interest I’aid on Savings Accounts
Seminole (j[ouniuli^aek
Sanford'. Fla.
STRENGTH-SERVICE - PROGRESS
Will s e ll10 Full Size Lots
in Grove Park subdivision for $2,500.
$-50 will close this deal. Balance monthlyBaumel’s Specialty Shop
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THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1925
cial Side of Sanford
jpHONE:-—Office 148
Social
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WELFARE DEPARTMENT HOLDS LAST- Music
MEETING OF PRESENT CLUB 'YEAR Woman’s Club Honors
Music Club Members
By MRS. E. A. DOUGLASS
ut
Miss Abby Doudney, county
The last meeting of the Welfare nurse, addressed the club in kjThe Cccilian Music Club wns
Department fur the regular club gard to child welfare work, s ta t
season was held a t the club house ing that there was urgent need honored at un unusual and de
Thursday.
F M. Gallovray will enter- on Wednesday afternoon with a for another nurse, as Seminole lightful event Tuesday afternoon,
the Music Department of the
*'dieDuplicate Luncheon Club large attendance. Mrs. J. G. Sha county was much too large for one when
Women’s Club presented under the
ron, the chairman, presided over nurse to handle all of the work. direction
of Mrs. \V. L. Henley,
]i “Christopher R . Williams, the gathering.
She declared it is impossible for “ A Musical Banquet.”
Jrs.Edward Louis Markell and
A summary of the year’s work cne nurse to give the children in
William Moore Scott will en showed the department had been dividual attention. The m atter
Replete in every detail with
with o tea a t "Edgwntur very uctivc, and that very substan was referred to the board of man gardens was the auditorium and
tial sums had been paid to the agers of the Woman’s Club to be tUhe lovliness nnd charm of Florida
"• south Ride Parent-Teacher building fund, which is the club taken up later with the authori stage of the club with its myr
*i.tion will meet a t the school debt, ami also a nice donation made ties.
iads of gorgeous flowers and green
ffo ’clock. This is the annual to the^ Fernnld-Laughton hospital.
Mrs. E. P, Morse, who is in ery in beautiful masse* nnd nrtisl?ion„f officers and a large s t Mrs. E. P. .worse nm«:e a very in- charge
___ „„„ of the county welfare tic arrangements.
This back
ance i* requested.
teresting rt’Porl °f work done on j work, made a fine report and the ground gave a proper setting for
city
parks.
7* corah J. Stewart, Mrs. Fordepartment voted to donate |25 to the program eacii number of which
f Gstchel and Miss Minnie StewMrs. H. J. Lehman as a member ward this work. Mrs. J . C. Gibbs was n "flower gem."
.ill entertain the officers and of the luncheon committee which wns elected chairman of the pro
The program follows:
> £ , of the First Baptist Sun- has served the department during gram committee and Mrs. W. T.
Call of Summer........... Forman
* school, honoring Miss Leola the year, reported th at her commit Wheeless was elected secretaryClub Chorus
- a June bride-elect.
tee would present the club house treasurer of the department.
Greetings ......Mrs. W. L Henley
Order of the Eastern Star with some very much needed nrThe program was in the hands Response .... Mrs. Fannie S.Munson
[
at the Masonic Han at tides, such ns cream pitchers and of the educational committee, with Flute Rongn:
Velock There will be Initiation sugar bowls to be bought with Alts. G. E. McKay, chairman. Miss Flower Song..........................I .an go
money left over from tne lunch Lillian Schwartz, teacher of homo Violets .............................. Wright
eons.
economics in the high school, put Sunshine in Rainbow Vnlley .............................. Hamblen
Mrs. A. Vaughan of the pnrk on a fashion show made up entire
Friday.
un T. Lucian Dumas, Mrs. G. committee, reported that attrac ly of her pupils of the frcshmnn Mrs. W. Gwyn Fox—Mrs.E arl
Burdick
j.rjck Smith, Mrs. Milton Har- tive signs had been made for the class who compose the sewing
Lotus Blossom — Schumann
i Mabry and Mrs. Raymond Woman’s Club park a t Robinson's class. These young girls mado a
Mrs. S. Abercrombie.
k» philips will entertain with Springs and these are to be plac most pleasing picture and furnish
Lovely
Flowers
Gounod
ed
there
immediately.
She
also
ed
a
splendid
example
of
practical
iriJfe party at the Woman’s
asked for the privilege of purchus training that was really wonderful. Mrs, A. M.Philips—Mrs. Mary
’ at 3 o’clock.
Maine*
( pipe Organ Club of the ing recepticles for trash to be plac Too much cannot be said in praise June Itoscs ......................
Hadley
ed
in
the
park.
of
this
feature
of
the
high
school
jit Church will have a Mus
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tukach,
Mrs.
W.
S.
A
vote
of
thanks
wns
given
work
that
is
doing
so
much
in
the
tek at the home of
Mrs.
Leak, Mrs. K. It. Deas
t%B«D. 601 Magnolia Avenue Mrs. W. H. Tunnicliffe for her helpful training of the young girls Narcissus
............................ Novin
splendid work as chuirnian on the of this city.
Airs.
Robert
Glenn, .Miss Mary
sale
of
the
“Garden
Year,"
the
club
The
fashion
show
was
followed
Music Class of Mrs. VirginStornoff. Mrs. Mrs. It. R. Deas
14 Finer will have a class de calendar, and to Mrs. Hurry H. with a little health play that was W alter
................. Linders
nitration at the South Side Pri- Heeten, who so effectively handled charmingly given, showing that Mrs. A. Lillies
M. Philips, Mrs. H. Colthe
postal
work.
Mrs.
.1
G.
Sha
the
relative
value
of
different
Sthool at 4 o'clock. All paelough, Mrs. Abercrombie, Mrs.
u and interested friends are ron, retiring chairman, spoke of foods is also being mudo a study.
Mary Maines.
The hostesses for the afternoon
ijilly invited. There will be a the large membership of the de
The Rose and the Lily
Lange
partm
ent
and
asked
that
all
dues
were
Mrs.
0.
W.
Stokes
and
Mrs.
j hour following the program,
............ Scott
be paid ns she wished for a paid Sandy Anderson, who were assist The Lying Daisy
up membership for t:ie new chnir- ed in serving an ice course by the Mrs. J. A. Takaeh, Mrs. R. R.
Saturday
Dens
young girls of the high school.
here will he a story hour a t the man.
To a Wild Rose
MacDowelj
ary at 10 oclock.
To a Water Lily .......... MncDowell
Mrs. R. R. Deas
Dance of the Daisies;—
Monday
A dance by 21 little girls directed
Pipe Organ Club will he
by Miss Love Turner, Mrs. It. It.
Lruined at the home of Mrs. J.
One of the most enjoyable meet- rteresting report of the year's work
Stephenson, accompanist.
iljju* hv Mrs. Miller and Mrs, ings ot the Seminole County Fed
The following officers
were An Appreciation
(Chilian Club.)
ColVolugh, honoring Miss Le- eration was held with the Chuluota elected: President, Mrs. Mineick, of
Miss Sara Evelyn Willinms
[ling, a June bride-elect,
Parent-Teachers Association in the Longwood; vice-president, Mrs. W.
Preceding ithe program v the
i social meeting of the P res-:
It. Italian!; second vice-president, guests were received by Mrs. W. L.
Mrs. Mamie Seig; treasurer, Mrs. Henley, Mrs. Gwynn Fox, Mrs, S.
Gibbs; recording secretary, Mrs. A. Irwin, Mrs. Richard Alllngham,
Tribble; corresponding secretary, the committee in charge. Mrs.
Mrs. C. L. Thomas; auditor, Mrs. A. M. Philips presided at the
spoke on law enforcement, and the West. Mrs. It. E. Tolar, the retir punch howl.
fcuionary in Brazil,
creation of public sentiment for ing president, gave u most inter
A social hour followed the pro
the Eighteenth Amendment. Tho esting report of the work done by gram and the guests were serv
CiRUH OF THANKS
Seminole County Federation heart the federation during the past
an ice course at daintily ap
Ft »kh to thank our many lly endorsed Rev. Gubhard's propo year. Mrs. Tolar’s administration ed
pointed tables, shnstu daisies
i the ho kindly remembered sal.
has been successful in every way, graced each plate.
i Mr hour **f sorrow caused
The Club Extension Chairman, and it wns with real regret that
The Department regretted that
i death of our little son and Mrs. B, G. Smith, of Oviedo, re the federation gave her up us pres- illness
prevented Mrs. l>, D,
Herman Dwight. Also ported otje new cluj),,,
jdent.
Drummond, chairman of the de
Ithe many beautiful flow ers.
.Mrs, E. M. Galloway presenter!
This being tne annual election,
Ir. and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist the voting strength of the federa the Children's Code Commission partm ent from being present.
| children;
tion was found to be 28, with 5 bills 2U8 and 209, and the Semi ing French Avenue, making ninny
Ir. and Mrs. A. Swanson.
delegates present from the Com nole County Federation went on improvements.
munity Club of Geneva, 4 present record as endorsing 208 and ask
Airs. Winn nnd daughter, Kloise.
from the Woman's Club of Sanford, ing for its passage. Mrs. McCall
were
visitors Sunday at Mr. ami
was
appointed
chairman
t>
>
look
a
f
ft present from the Parent-Toucher
Miss Long
Association of Geneva, 4 present ter the musical purt of the pro Airs. Vining's home.
also spent tho dav with Adelle.
from Oviedo, fi present from Chu gram for each meeting.
Air. .(ini Mr., Andrew BurtieMrs. Leonard)' urged that the
luota, a present from Lnngwood,
If*Ferre t Lake nnd Miss Sar- and
County Federation not abandon sou and children and Enil Alag-1
2
officers
voting
who
were
were Sunday visitors at the
lUke returned Thursday from not delegates.
Splendid reports its summer meetings, and upon moh misson
m,
home
of
Air. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner.
tion,
the
federation
decided
to
were given from the various clubs.
All.
and
Will Powers have I
The question of securing a home meet in mid-summer, the date to sold their Mrs.
|ri W. T. Cnvell of I.nlco City.
grove in Upsnlu and
be left to the new officers. A ris
demonstration
agent
was
again
JD KUest of Mr. and Mrs. E. brought before the federation, and ing vote of thanks was given the left on the 1Itti for their home
In Alaimmu. Air. and Airs, lleane ■
fihUey.
the various club presidents prom Chuluota Parent-Teacher Associa nre the new purchasers.
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tion for its delightful hospitality.
ised
tlnor
united
support
in
keep
We
hear
that
S.
0.
Chase
lias
P. McMillan of Cocoa came
Preceding the luncheon, Mrs. It. sold five acres on Crystal Ijike to ■
ing
thise
movement
before
the
com
■
lu utetnd the "Flapper
missioners, Miss Abide Doudney, E. Tolar piayetT the "Spinning Air. and Airs. Symms who are pre ■
■naothei."
■
the county nurse, gave a most in- Song" from Faust.
paring to build a beautiful home ■
■
on this nrettv lake.
lr. anil Mrs. Sherman Moore
Miss Ellen Vlhlen spent n num
laoving into their new home on
ber of days with her brotlui
lMaiul Street.
George ami wife in Windermere.
p'1 Kula Shepherd of Lakeland
The children are rejoicing that Her cousins, Mrs. Kenneth Rob
' the guest of Mrs. W. Mortschool is through this week for bins and Mrs. Hunter went to Or
lando for her Friday.
"kigpen Tuesday.
the grammar grades.
Air. nnd Mrs. E. F. Lundquist
Rev. 0. 0. Eekhurdt will preach
H*- E. Autick of Tampa is Mr. nnd Mrs, Gustav Bernhard at the Lutheran church on May lost their baby, Herman Dwight,
Frank
of congestion, caused by whoop
■ing the week with her son,
24th at 7:!10 in the evening.
• iDker and brother, J. M. Alil- announce the engagement and
Thu Ladies are invited to meet ing cough on .May PJth. He would
approaching marriage of
at the home of Mrs. Waif red Piers have been a month old on the 21st.
their daughter
on for the Dorcas club on May Thin is a great grief to the fam
Gussie Mae
ily and friends.
15th.
u Anna DuBoso returned
to
The girls of the Willing Work
l ^ v from Charlotte, N. C.
Gorder
Lundquist,
of
Pensacola,
Dwight DeLain Smith
f* ihe is n student at Queens The marriage to be solemnized spent n short visit with his folks ers had a lovelv afternoon at the
of Alice Vlhlen on Friday,
m
here during the Woodmens con home
June III) at the Congregat
it was the 14th birthday of the
vention.
ional Church of
young hostess and from the de
J- M. Miller, Miss Mary
The funeral will be held Wed- licious refreshments to the dip in ■
Sanford
The above announcement will be nesduy afternoon in the Pavilion Crystal Lake every minute was en
ff*n rs'
Aulick and Mrs.
f Baker spent Wednesday in of cordiul interest to the many in the new cemetery, Rev. Mr. Nix joyed. Ten members attended.
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friends of the couple in Sanford, on officiating.
Mrs. Robbins and Miss Vihlcn were
nnd vicinity. Miss Frank is the
Barney Beck has moved his res also present, besides the hostess’
Bach and Phil Bach. Jr.. youngest daughter of Mr. and idence and barn on to his lot fac mother.
l"Mnt .day t,y motor for New Mrs. G. B. Frank and received her
*nen* they will visit their education in the Sanford schools.
Mr. und Mrs. Philip Bach, She is of a lovely blond type and
has endeared herself to a host of ♦
friends bv her charming person!,) Mary Been, of Daytona, nlity.
,
, ,,
i
•rrivctl Tuesday evening to
Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and
lh» "Flapper Grandmother," Mrs. C. H. Smith and ha* also
»iru the guest of Mr*. W. Mor- been n resident of Sanford since
early childhood. At present he
iDigpen.
is connected with the Smith Motor
[Tories Ludwig, Mrs. L. Company of Do Land.
Both «Miss
Frank
and —
Mr.- Smith
K M'hh Ire nt. Brandt, Mrs.
duwi
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p»l*isoh and Miss Constance nro prominent members in enuren
Pp « congenial party motor- and social circles in Sanford.
“ °rlaiu]0 Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. b. v*. umin n g -; |
L
Fezold and little son ham anil Miss Thelniu Tolbert of Z
Idi [' :,n'* '^ r3' Paul Pczold Eustis were here Tuesday to at- £
L ’JKhters, Virginia und Dor* tend the "Flapper Grandmother, i
•' V 1’ left for an extended
m St. Louis. Mo.
They
John Ludwig and William Lud-i
pturn early in the fall.
wig left Wednesday in their car ;
for New Jersey where they will
, i,i T- -Ds.
J. G......................
Wollax, Miss
M Miss
.. spend the summer with relatives
«irman.
Katburine Rult!'4' Flirubcth Ralston, Mrs. and friends.
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Large Profits
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Lots as low as $ 4 0 0
First payment as small as $ 2 3 . 0 0
Are you taking advantage of this wonderful
investment opportunity.
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Fine qutility Voiles and Linens,
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Here on June JO
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Personals
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Airplane travel a t a cent a mile
Owners.
Orlumlo, were shopis the accomplish men t of a l-ruui,
'• Sanford Wednesday.
filer.
mia/i 'IC4' l’ rt’ll Brandt left
Ki.;, r ■',LW VotV where they
r ‘ r*b»tives and
friends.
The patrons of Mrs. Connolly will find
I vr,, J f
return in July
L . . .r;‘nilt will remain in the
courteous
treatment awaiting them.
Air. and Mrs. Robert W. Lord
|
I October because of her
announce the engagement
and approaching marriage or
their daughter,
Exclusive tdylert in millinery.
Florence Edna,
"Fu»arv Shelton director of
l D|Vr Grandmother," who
to
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the guest of nAirs.
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W.
Janie* D. Justice,
YOUR p a t r o n a g e is i n v it e d
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of South Jacksonville, Florida.
[ L J Thursday for her home The wedding to take place in
A
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Ga.
Miss yheltun
the near future.
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OF OFFICERS AT CHULUOTA MEETING
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Crepe—
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UNFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925
PAGE SIX
Old abandon** ice house* alone
in the World of Sport
IRYMEN DROP
0 CLOSE ONES
BLOCK’S M EN
Both Cusack and Jackson
Pitch Good Ball, But Teammates Are Unnnhle to Hit
'ISlIm" Brower of Saints
ST. PETERSBURG, May 21—
"Slipi" Grower, lanky right hand
er, pitched the Suinta t«» two ahut
out victories over Sanford in the
first double header of the season
Inyed here yesterday afternoon.
6'rx»wer held the Celery-Feds to
three widely scattered hits to win
the irst, il to o, ;m: gave up five
hits in the second w hich Die Saints
won, 2 to II.
FIRST GAME
SANFORD
AG. It. If. PO, A. E.
:i 0 1 1 0 0
Curley, If. ..
Prisbie, ss.
:» 0 0 r> 5 0
:j 0 0 2 B 0
3 0 1 11 3 0
Carter, rf. ..
1 0 1 1 0 0
Stansak, lib.
1 1) 0 l 1 1
Kinsey, ef. ..
:i 0 0 1 1) 0
Murphy, c.
3 (I 0 1 2 1
Cusack, p. _
a (1 0 l 2 1
Totals
29 (1 3 24 18 .1
AB . R. H. PO. A,
ST. PETE
Shannon, If. .. . . :t 0 1 1) 0
Krily, rf. . .. .. 4 0 0 0 0
Mcft*ni*i, 2b. .. . . 8 1 I) B Q
a*
Flown, cf. .. .. . . 3 1 1 •> 0
Burnt**, lh. .. . . :i 0 0 J) 0
Doyle, 3h........ .. 4 1 2 2 4
:t (1 I a a
Bcxne. c*. .
, it II 1) 0 0
Brower, p.
Ii, • .
T o tal* .......... . 30 3 7 27 9
Score hy inning*
ooo 000 000
Sanford .........
St. Petersburg
020 001 OOx -3
Summary: Two bnsu hit . Doyle,
Mcsaner, Stolen base, Shannon,
Sacrifices. Frisbio, Bnrnes, Brown.
Double piny, Allen, M eaner and
R a w s . Loft on bases, Sanfnpd G,
St. Hcterrburg 7. Base on ImlD, off
Cusack 2; Brower it. Struck o u \
by Brower 0; by Cusack L Umpire
rie l,'an d ttos*. Time 1:10.
SECOND GAME
The Box Score.
SANFORD
All. It If pn . A. E.
0 n
Curley, If. . .......3 0 l
Friable, ss. .. .. 3 0 0 •1 0 1
.. 3 0 1 0 2 a
Wulzuk, 2b.
Bailey, lh. .. .. 3 0 0 K 0 0
Abell, rt. .
3 0 1 2 0 0
I) 0 0 4 4 0
Stanza);, 3b,
Kinsey, cf. .. . T 0 1 0 0 0
•Murphey, c.
. i 0 0 0 1 1
Jackson, p.
2 0 0 0 3 1
Alverxon, x . .. 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cusack, xx
1 0 1 II 0 0
Carter, xxx . , 1 0 II 0 0 0
inowd<n, xxxx 1 0 II 0 (1 0
Totals
4 .. 24 0 B 18 10 3
x flatled for Stanza'; in 7lh.
xx Batted lor Kinssy in 7th.
xxx Hatted for Murphey In 7th.
xxxx Butted for Jackson in 7th.
AB. R. 11. PO. A. E.
ST. PETE
3 0 0 •1
Aden, rm.
i. t 0
Shannon, If.
3 0 1 1 0 0
a o0 0 1 II», 0
Kelly, rf.
•i
0
Mcsimor, 2b.
2 4
Brawn, cf.
! 3 0 II 0 0 II
*, 0 II G 0 ll
W ammmm
men, lb.
* 0 0 G 41f 0
0 II l 1 1
Drove
T 0 0 0 0 0
irower, p.
foyie. air.
20 •I 3 21 III 1
Totals
47 innings hy agrtnnenl.)
ficoro hy innings:
Sanford .. ..
. 000 000 0—0
St. Pctcr.diuig
0|u ion x 2
. ■ *3,11*11
I 'll I II I* L M T
Summary:
Two lift*:) hlt.i, Mennur. Stolen buns, Walz.ik, Messraw (2). Sacrifices, Grower, Doyle.
Double play, Elesno, Doyle and
junnies. Left on bases, Hanford G;
St. Petersburg ft. Base on hulls,
V " Jackson 1; Brower I. Struck
out, hy Brower 6; JJuckson I. Hi:
)iy pitcher, hy Grower (A lvei.on
and Kinsey). Umpires Ross ami
Pleh. Time 1:15.
MOM’N POP
Today’s Games
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
SPLIT BY TAMPA
AM) LA K ELA N D
MTiKAWMEN WIN
FINAL OF SERIES!
W ITH CH ICA G O
George Kelley’s Homer In
H o w They Stand
First With Two on Gives
Giants
Early Lend; Pirates
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
1‘ouiiil Gut 22 Hits in Game
Y.'sr. Lo*t r a .
St. Petersburg .. . ..
l akeland ............. .
T n m p u ................. ..
Sanford .............. .
Band Concert
8
21
14 15
13 18
12 19
Thursday Night, 8 o’clock on
Valdez Hotel Balcony
1. March—“The Three Mus
keteers” ..................
King
2. Overture— “Poet and Peas
ant .....—.......- ........-•■•• SuPRO
3. Characteristic—“Whispering
of Love"_______ Von Blon
4. Concert Waltzes — “ Wood
land so n g ste rs' — Zienrer
Intermission
G. Descriptive — " A
Hunting
Scene .................. Bucslossi
7. Serenade—“Love in Idle
ness ............
Macbeth
8. Fantasio—“Hungarian”.....
......... ......................... Tobani
9. Excerpts from The Yankee
Consul ....................... Robyn
10. Anthem—"Tnc S ta r Spang
l'd Banner” ................. Key*
Jos Reizenstein, Director
! the Hudscn -River.srv being eon: verted into muchroom farm s. Th«
biggest of the one-time Ice houses
can produce a *600 crop every
day.
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CIR C IJT
CS * Jn w l I1A r
S R M I X O L R f O l .XTT, P L o n i O i ,
Ju a n ita
.724
.483
NEW YORK, May 21— Now
.419 York made it three out of four
AMERICAN LEAGUE
.387 from Chicago by taking the final
Ailcnmen Leave Cellar. Swap
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
game of the series, G to 1, yester
ping Places With Nick Car
Washington nt Detroit.
day. George Keely h it a home
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ter’s Celery men Who Lost
Niw York nt Cleveland.
run with two on base in the first
Won
Lost
Pet.
Boston nt Chicago.
To Saints Twice rn a Bay New Y o rk ............ .. 22 7 .759 Inning.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn ............. .. 1G 14 .533
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TAMPA, May 21.—The Tampa P hiladelphia........ .. 10 14 />33 Chicago .... 0U0 000 100—1—8—0.
St. Louis nt Boston.
Smokers made it two out of three Cincinnati ............ .. 13 14
.181 New York .. .100 000 03x—G— 7—3
Chicago nt Brooklyn,
Batteries: Blake. Keen and H a rt
.481
Pittsburgh ......... .. 13 14
Cincinnati ut Philadelphia.
nett; Barnes and Snyder.
B
oston..................
12
10
.429
dividing a douhlehcnder here yes
Pittsburgh at New York.
No privately owned - utomobile
C hicago................ .. 12 17 .414
terday afternoon. The Highlandcr.i St. I.o u ia ............. .. 10 18 .357 REDS CLOUT SOX PITCHERS in Rio tie Janeiro, Brazil, may he
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BOSTON, May 21.—Cincinnati painted red or white, us these col
took the first, 8 to 5, 'ho Smokers
Nashville nt Atlanta,
clouted four Boston pitcher:! for ors are used exclusively by the
taking the second, G to 2.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
nim tuns in the sixth inning yes city for its municipal cars.
FIRST GAME
Mobile nt Memphis.
Won Lost Pet. terday and eventually won the rub
The
Box
Score.
New Orleans a t Little Rock.
7 .750
Philadelphia .. .. .. 21
LAKELAND
Alt . R. II. PO.A. E. W ashington......... .. 20 10 .GG7 ber game of the series with Boston,
In the past 3,000 years fifteen
Duma*, lib. .. .. 3 2 3 1 1 0 Chicago ............... .. 20 12 .625 15 to H, Burrus, Boston first huso- nations have held Sicily.
man, bail a perfect day ut bat with
Buckley, »». .. .. 4 1 » 3 B 0 C leveland............. .. 18 11
.021
Surface, rf. .. .. 4 2 ii 1 1) 0 St. L o u is ............. .. 15 19 .411 lour singles and u home run.
Score by innings:
Brazier, cf. .. .. 4 0 i •t 1 0 NeW York ............ .. 10 19 .315
Cincinnati 20G 009 022—15—1G—2
Welch. If. . .. .. 3 1 0 0 0 0 D e tro it................. .. 11 23
.321 Boston
042 000 101— R—14—5
Dean, If........... .. (1 0 0 0 1) 0 Boston ................. .. 8 22
.207
Batteries: Rixey, J . Renton,
•»
McQuc, 2b. .. .. 4 0
1 1 0
Sheehan and Douglas; Mnnpinrd, **
Doyle, lb, .. .. .. ;i 0 i 10 0 0
**
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Graham, Kyon, Bochelder, L. Ben
Bryant, c. .. .. :i 0 0 :i 1 0
Won Lost Pet. ton ami O’Neill and Siernar.
Craig, p......... .. 3 2 1 0 0 0
Fares From Jacksonville
15 .559
N ashville....... ...........19
Betti her Is Taken Fi'om Box
t l a l t l m o r e I3H.9G ,
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PIRATES GET 22 HITS
Totals .. .. -. Ill H 13 21 9 0 Atlanta . . . . . . ..... .. 20 10 .550
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18
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.520
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BROOKLYN, May 21— P itts
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•1 1 T G 1 0 New Orleans .. ........ 17 17 .500 i Brooklyn pitchers yesterday and ( N e w York SO.55
F u lls
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Jessmet, lb.
480 won by n score of 12 to 3. Ray • P i t t s b u r g h 39.51 P h i l a d e l
Hunt, ss.
3 1 0 2 1 0 Birmingham ., .. .. 17 18
>i 1 0 Mobile ........ ........ 18 19 .180 Kroner right handed tw irler, hold ♦• TWoal cs hl oi n g 39.31
phia
31.3*
DETROIT, May 21.—The Tigers Lee, rf. .* * • .. .. 4 0 0
.389 the Dodgers to b!x hits.
to n
31.71
Kavunn.ih
G.0O
Allen, cf.> *• „ .. 3 u 0 0 u u Little Rock .. ......... 14 22
won their second consecutive ball Estrada,
•) i •> 0 0 0
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Score hv InniniFoPf f e c t Iv» M ay 1 5 th
It o u e d T r ip
r*nf f a il A i !./».* I M l.l'.AItUE
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game In re yesterday, defeating Cnoner, »
Pittsburgh 330 102 030—12—22—3 E
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Won Lost J’ct, Brooklyn . 001 100 001— 3— G—2 f u ll. 4i)t:t.i‘iM \
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Washington 7 to 3. Cobb, first Wiik, 2b.
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Batteries: Kremar and Smith; X I V A W X I I
man up, started a Bengal rally in Lopez, c.
** **• *«• II 0 G I 1
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1 1 11 .r»cu Petty, Osborne, Hubbell, Green
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1 1) 0 Chnrlotte
FOR BALTIMORE
Greenville
. .. .
11 13 •519 am| Taylor and Hargraves.
ICeuther’s delivery. Reuther was
S. R, J U N I A T A
.480
12 13
Total*
. .. 27 5 8x20 10 1 Spartanburg . . .
removed in favor of Russell, but
May
-2 3
J a n e 3-13.
12 11 .4112 PHILLIES DEFEAT CARDINALS
S. .H MOW A D D
Doyle out hunting third strike Knoxville.........
tim e hits, a wild pitch and a base
May
- lt t - 2 7
Jtin o - A u g u sta .............. . . . 12 15 . l i t
i n balln gave the 'tigers three runs foul.
PHILADELPHIA,
May 21 —
H. 8 A I.I.K C IIA N Y
Asheville..........
II 15 .423 Philadelphia made it two out of May
Score by innings:
<ft the new pitcher in addition to
- 30-10
J u n o C-l ;-27
H. H. tiLOUCK HTK It
l.u k cla n d
...............
003 031 1—K Columbia ............. . . 11 15 .423 three from St. Louis by taking
one off Reuther.
- Jane
Io-3(iScore by innings:
Tampa
001) 012 2—5
yesterday’s game, 8 to 4.
The
H. S. P E R S I A N
Washington 000 001 200—3— II O 'Summary: Two Imre hits, Craig,
*
Juno
-21At Caerphilly, in Glamorgan game see-sawed until the locals
Detroit
IKK) 020 I lx—7— III—I Hnend, Me Quo ,Dumas, Welk. Three shire, Wales, there is a tower look the lead in the 7th inning.
FOR
PHILADELPHIA
Batteries: Reuther, Russell and base hit, Surface. Sacrifice, Bry which leans eleven feet in tdghty.
Score hy innings:
ti. a A t n i l U I M A C K
-21
Jnao
Ruol and Tate; Leonard, Dmiss ant. Double plays, Hunt to Snead Even the tower of Pisa, Italy, St. Louis .. 100 110 100—4—11—3 May
I-I I-22
to .1 jssmer. Left on base,. Lake loans only six feet in the same lTiil.i’phia .200 101 13x—8—11—0
and Gassier.
S. S. K8HKX
land 7; Tampa G. Base on balls, height.
* 11 - 25
.1 lino 4-13-23
Batteries: Dickermnn, Day, Khcr- May
8. H. f K H S t A N
ATHLETICS DEFEAT DROWNS off Craig I; Estrada 2; Cooper 2.
del and Gonzales und Schmidt; May
7-1 s - 2s
June -I*-29
S’" « fiHIS. Mav i»l ’ll*. Hi. Hits, fift Estrada 9 in 5; Cooper I 1Ery I; Butler 2; Alvarez 3. Hits. Knight and Wilson.
« s, DDt:rMi;sTi:t;
Louis Browns were weak with the In 2. Hit by pitcher, by Craig, •Mr Eiy 10 in 0; Uuticr 1 in t.
J u n e -12-29.
i. uci; anil tin I fiiiiiflelpiiin Mlille.- (Jcssm er). Struck out, by Craig 2; Hit by pitcher, by Alverez (E ry).
After Pietro Mascagni had w rit
Miami to
ics won the first game of Ihu se- Estrada 5. Wild pitches, Estrada, Struck out, by Ery 2; Alvarez 3, ten "Cavallerin Ruatieana,” he i.i H. R U e r k sh t r o
1Um !lien* J ester day, 8 to G, George Craig, Losing pitcher, Estrada. Losing pitcher, Ery, Umpire, Ware said to have thrown it into tin* fire, illri’f i from
Phila.
Sisli r went hit
titless for the first Umpire, Ware, Time of game Time 1.30,
from which his wife rescued it.
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t A I I - w a t e r v i a 1‘hlluili’l i d i l a —'direct
Score hy innings:
SECOND CAME
con n ectio n s, o r
via
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The Box Score.
Phiia’phiu 100 001 220 - 8 —13—1
d a y s lay o v a r .
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St. Louis DOG 070 001—G— 7—2 LAKELAND
e e p t t l e k i' l s f o r S a v a n n a h ) . <nit sid e
Batteries: Harris, Groves ami Dumas, 3b. .. .. . 3 0 || ll 1 0
r o o m s e x t r a . S e a l i n g l l a i u 5 I*. M.
Cochrane and Perkins; Davis, Dun Buckley, ss. .. . . 4 0 0 il 1 0
rraiHiix x i . i . y i u m i i t i : i i i i i i i i s
J n r k s o n t l l l e «<> I I A I . r i M O I I K
Surface, rf. .. .. 3 2 •» <» u 0
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W A S III N U T N N .
A N N A H l I J S , M ay
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Brazier, cf. .. .. 3 0 T
2a, J u n o 19, I t d a y s INO. 15.
SPEAK Lit SCORES WINNER Dean, If........... .. 3 0 n •> u II
I’ll Il>A! >i:UM 11 A. A T I .A N T H ’ C IT Y .
May 21, J u n e lx, 11 d a y s , tSH.iiu.
CLEVELAND, May 21. -Clevo- McQue, 21>. .. .. 2 0 a 4 11 II
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Doyle, lh ........ .. 3 0 u 4 0 0
WASHINGTON. HA I.T I Mo |l |'
Bryant, c........ . . 3 0 0 3 0 .1
June 1h, 13 days, tt 13.90.
Sanford fight fans are looking ry Nelson. Otis Hurst. Larry AyA ii I i i m n a l i e s T r n n s t e r r d
1 I) 0 1 0 ll forward to some real, honcst-to- cra. Fearless Ferns, Bobby Gib
ning. Manager Spcnker Hcorcd Ery, j.............
the winning run by coming ail the Butler, p. .. . . 0 0 0 0 0 II roodness boxing tonight a t tile bons and he has m u d e a g o o d show
Kor Information Write, Phone or Call
wny from first base on Pinch Hit Welch, x........ . . 0 b ii 0 0 II Sanford Armory when Young Wal ing every time.
Luther, xx .. . . 0 0 ii 0 0 II lace of New Orleans and Bobby
ter Slinute's single.
In addition to this headliner MERCHANTS & MINERS
Score iiy innings:
Cox of Jacksonville, clash for the bout. Promoter "Seaman" Mitchell
T ransportation Co.
•>
T o ta ls ........ 25
New York mill 430 101— »—1.|—1
3 18 4 1 second time during the month. has arranged a Iniut between I'lcr SfM
J r.. II.IV S».
Telephone 60
x Balled ftir But] er in 7th.
Cleveland 110 110 0QG— 10— 18—•!
Tluee weeks ago, in Orlando, Wal Garner Johns of Philadelphia and
xx Ran for Welch in 7th.
Buttcrhn: Shocker,
Pennock,
lace and Cox fought to a draw in Kid Burns of Tampa. Those are
All. it. II. PO. A. E. whtlt is reported to be one of the rood bantams ami this fi"ht la ex
Hoyt anil (YNtTIl; Smith, Speece, TAMPA
Buckeye ami .Myatt uml Walters. Sue ml, 2li.
best exhibitions ever staged there, ported (*> be fast ap(l furious.
lieHsmer, in. ..
Kid Rourke, of Orlando will
and now the bays are coming back
Hunt, ss.
I I
TWENTY FREE PASSES
at each other, both determined to meet Me Lucas, of Sanford, in the
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CHICAGO, May 21.—Chicago Lee, rf............
first preliminary, ami as ail added
get a decision.
3
defeated Boston 10 to 7 yesterday Allen, cf.
Wallace reports himself in good attraction, "Seaman” Mitchell will
3
in a game in which there were Estrada, If. ..
condition and Cox has a record, put on a “battle royal," which
Well.. 31*.
2n bases on balls.
width puts him high up in the promises to be loads of fun for
Wance, e.
Score by innings:
Weltpr chi . Cox has fought Ter* the fans.
2 0
Riston
nil) OH) III)— 7— 10—0 Alvarez, p. ..
Chicago 014 101 Oiix—10— :» 0
.. . 2G G It 21
U ntunes: Wingfield, F rancis,! Totals
Zohnscr mat Picltilch; llaberlsan,1 Score hy inniiig;t:
Mack, (‘iinmtllj' und Grobowski and Lakclund
100 001 0 -2
Sclialk.
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--------- --------------------- , Summary: Two base hit, Snead,
A warm current sweeping iwutii- Surface. Three base hit, Estrada,
Parlor Observation, Dining Car, Train Between
ward along the west const of Stolen base, Surface.
Sacrifice,
S iiii America brought otrrcntiul | Alvnrez, VVeik. Douiite plays, UuJacksonville and Tampa
laio to section* that have not man, MuQtie to Doyle; Alvarez to
had rain since 1551, causing the Jessmer. Loft oa base, Lakeland
(Through Pullman Car to Sarasota)
desert to bloom in profusion
id; Tampa 7. Bast* on halls, off
i am pa nt Lakeland.
St. Petersburg ut Sanford,
TY COBB STARTS
RALLY IN EIGHTH
CLOUTING TRIPLE
IN CHANCERY
I l l c k s o i i . C o m p la i n a n t .
A lb ert
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Itlckson. D r fjn 'jM b
H I M . FUJI D IV O B O B
.• r f t>eklleetl«n
BY TAYLOR
t h e C o u r t I l o n a * ftf: A n- n
h o l e C o u n t y . F lo r k u ,
t h e r e o f D e c r e e Pro c v l , 1* t _
b e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t v o i * 1i'**!
b e i n g a su it f or
**4 2
IT In K I J n T l I R n n o r
t h l« o r d e r be P U blU h td^ *8**
f o r e i g h t tZ> ™ n . . .,lll|: i a .
T h e H anford
m i ld la h e d
In
Sanf.'.ni
C o U n tv . F lo r i d a
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Selected Listings
PARK AVENUE HOME
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In Ijcst residential section, facing east on lot 50x111
Clou: in. 7 rooms, ami double garage.
$7,000
The Comfort Route
Tam pa Special
the male-or h'liSuU
V” L"..ihr.r*{or- oni-r^j* I
Juantta (flekson. do
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ofi complaint in
t h ^e : *n t d a y #>f j u r "
flo**na u p o n whom
T h e S t a t e o f F lo r id a . T o:
, IN WITNESS WlfRnivw
J u a n i t a H lr fcsnn , d e f e n d a n t In t h e h e r e u n t o s e t tnv h s r s ^ D
e e a l o n t i l l s Die Iv'4 ,,""4 >t$
ato-.v,. s t y l e d c a u s e .
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I t a p p e a r i n g by t h e a f f i d a v i t for A. I). 1925.
o r d e r o f |>u ol lim tlun h e r e i n f ile d ( H e a l )
„ V . E. DOI'ra
t h a t It Is t h e b e l i e f o f t h e c o m p l n l n a n t In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d e a e s e
t h a t y o u a r e a r e s id e n t o f a Htate " "flo w & mourhou TA0
o r C o u n t r y o i l i e r th a n the Slat'
S olicitors f„ r C o m a k fiS
o f F l o r i d a a n d th at y o u r p l a c e of Apr. 2. ». |fi. 2n j ^ P w i n u t .
r e s i d e nets Is u n k i u i w i i niut tiiiii y**u |-May 7. 14, SI. anti j,
HOME B Y SEA !
W allace And Cox Reported
To Be In Splendid Form For
Fast Go At Armory Tonight
a r e over th e
...
y e a r s a n d t h a t th* r. i.f
SrPiOO Cash, balance to suit purchaser.
ROSE COURT LOT
Size
70x 1.%. Beautifully located. Owner mustid
quickly.
7X.1«
$1,500
?r*00 Cash, balance 1 and 2 years.
SANFORD AVENUE BUSINESS
LOT
Near High School. Size 50x130. A well establiA
cd business ou adjoining lot.
$2,750
S500 Cash, balance $50 monthly without interest,
For more information on any of the above, pho«
7 HI or .'all at our office ut 202 Enst F irst Street.
COOL AS A BREEZE’
Schedule. Kflcclivi* May 17lh
9.00 am Lv. Jacksonville ............................ Lv.
7..%pm
10.25 am At*. Palatika
Lv.5.55pm
11.47 am At*. DeLand
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Lv. I.:’i2pm
12.20 pm At*. Sanford
........................
Lv.
4.05 pm
1.02 pm Ar. Orlando
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Lv.
3.05 pm
l.ii'J pm Ar. K issim m ee
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Lv,
2.33pm
LVIT pm Ar. UninesCity
L v.. 1.55 pm
4.10 pm Ar. Sebring
..... i.v. 12.05 n'n
; !.:!2 put Ar. A u b u rm la le
Lv. n l.17 pm
2.50 pm Ar. Lakeland
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Lv. 1.20pm
3.19 pm Ar. Plant City ............................... Lv.
12.51pm
1.00 pm Ar. Tantpa
Lv.12.15pm
4.20 pm Lv. Tantpa
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Ar. 11.45am
G.05 pm Ar. Palmetto ................................ Lv.
10.00am
0.10 pm Ar. Bradenton ..........................
Lv. 9.55am
o. io pm Ar. Sarasota
....................... Lv.
9.25ant
a —Sti»|>n to r.n amnuidato through nuHscngerH
PIN tiLLA SSPECIAL
Observation Parlor, Dining Car Train Between
Jacksonville and St. Petersburg
(Via Lakeland)
New Routt* Effective May 17th
9.00 am Lv. Jacksonville ........................... Ar.
2.50 pm Ar. Lakeland
3.10 pm Lv Lakeland
.................. Lv.
7.35pm
1.20pm
........................Ar.
1.00pm
f 1.03 pm Ar. Dado C ity ............................... Lv. f 12.07 pm
4.20 pm Ar. Trilby
................ Lv. ll.55am
5.35 pm Ar. Tarpon Springs ................. Lv. 10.30 am
0.00 pm Ar. Clearwater ........................ Lv. 10.05 am
0.15 pm Ar. St. Petersburg ..................... Lv, 9.31) am
IJecause They’re—
\ “M A N S C O ”
E have no pull with the weather
man, but we can help to fool h'm
ijuite a bit. Call in before it get* t°°
hot anti let us show you our new *-’Ool
ers"—“MANSCO" Underwear both i»
union suits and two-piece garment*
The Manhattan Shirt Company makes
them—and th a t’s reason enough f°r
anybody. Built to comfortable si)CC‘^
cations, roominess without baggi111’1*3' '
soft, crisp, luxurious. Finest fabric
known for the purpose—styled am itai
ored in princely manner. Let’s fix >°
up for the summer.
Ticket* und Information front
McKinnon-Markwood Co.
Mauricu Co|ilcy, T., A, A. C. I.. Statin
Furnisher* To Men Who Know’
A tla n tic C o a s t
The Standard Railroad of the South
�D, THURSDAY, MAY’21. 1925
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N o. 3, P a x e s
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.............
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V a lu e s
OTTAWA, May 21.—Raw furs
valued a t *15,643,817, based on pre
vailing iriarket prices, were pro
duced in Canada last year, the
bureau of statistics reports. Silver
2 11
10.9* and red fox, mink, otter, lynx and
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red foxes ratAetl next.
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NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given th at the following described 1, - j.
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6.07 mdeh thereof as shall be necessary to pay t h i a m o u m j
33.15 herein set opposite to tne same together w ith costs of ^ch ku*
fill advertising, will be sold at Public Auction a t 12 o'clock noon li J
9.34 June 8th, 1925, a t the Community House in the Town of it
Springs, the County of Seminole and State of Tiorida.
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2.1*0 U n k n o w n ...
of section
A ll 47
A H 5.6 A o f 14 .
BW
t i o f HKto
13
20 33 10
Unknown
___....
_.
3 .9 1 Hun W eal Util f l N 335
15.26 NE 1-4 of NE 1-4
10
Unknown
Lot 27
•
« u. m o„ ff NVVU
v t V U .,f H W U 9 4 JO 12
21
40 C. D. Haines
29
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)
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a
a
a
a
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
8.51
*----------------------------------------- 25.15
ft R 130 U H 335 ft ...
fall | 66
a * a. aa. ,
4
9 *0 J. II. Hulil
29
40 E. W. Mitchell
21
SW
1-4
of
NE
1-4
II. II. MITI'HKLL'N NUItVKY O P T l l f t liK VV l i l l A V r Aa l l r r o r i l e d In l i r a 5*2 fl N Of HW Cor
7.35
5
U n k n o w n ..
W 4
o f frfit Kt
ff
P l a t l lo o k No. I, I'tiKr 5 Nrinlnnlr C o u n t ) Iternrila.
I.
R 13 SW 1-4 of NE 1*4 reas. 1f I,nl I
H 21 *10
5
U n k n o w n ..
N Vi
o f Lot 93
7
15
laot .1 B lo ck II .......................
Hotli W o o d r u f f
H on N 525 ft R 553 ft H
71.79
W 4 & N 4 o f N ft Vi 12 21 31
400
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
»
21
29
40
E. W. Mitchell iu
1 1 S'l 525 fl W 553 ft ..................
L o t 5 B lock 11
...............
U n k n o w n ....
Unknown
4.07 Nft 4 o f H f t 4 o f H W
21
29 20
4 I. Jfi n e « 1107 fl N n f
L o t 16 B lo ck II ....... .........
Unknown
2.99
SW
Unknown
13
21
3!
in
4
8.63 C o r of Lot 4
Unknown
h it
so
1 i £ ' l i ? H'ovk I»
N
of HW 4
19.77 S 1-2 of NE 1-4 of NW
•0
Unknown
I I 21
nr
I *M* II N .mil H by son ft
Hun N 1 5 2 7 ' . ft R 964 ' ,
U n k n o w n ...
10.12
15 21
NR 4 « f Hft Vi
40
32
21
29 20
1-4 reassessed for 1921
H ruul W In N K Cor Lot
fl HIv 205 1 fl W 226 2 ft
Nft 4 o f HW 4 A W 4
Unknown
2 12 N 525 ft W 553 f t t o ben
Beg
SW
corner
NW
1-4
56 B lo c k H At*•*tiawt*••*<■••••*m
M a r lin
16.25 o f S W 4 A N
31 J It. It. kill
II. I*. WIlllriKham
of HR
N>4 o f R 20 A of Lot
W
o f N ft Vi o f NW
21
29
3*.20
4 nf .HW 4
l l r l r s ..............
of NE 1-4
10 21 32
IIU
I,. II. B o w l e r A n t .
3 4 7 Vi nf N W l i ...............
58 B l o c k It
6.20 NW 4 o f HR 4 A N
3 ft
5 f A l b e r t W S m i t h ......
* II
H
1
Run
N
263
ft.
S
87
de
I ’o k n o w n
5.65 R ' , of N *i of Lot
Lot 103 B l o c k I)
30
H
e
r
b
e
r
t
11.
U
eltea
:u
2.43
3
* 21
o f N W 4 A H Vi o f Hft 4
1
gress
E
to
brick
road
N ft 'i of HW U, A W ' .
’l l 1!
3 * 20
Unknown
32
1
10
o
f
HW
4
.........................
H
21
I'nar
tt
N
r
m
l
n
o
l
r
4'cinn,
T I ’NF A 1VII.I.A Aa llr r o r i lr d In l*lal Hook No.
of N
of Lot 3 tLeaa
It I. W i l l i n g h a m
'I
S along brick road to SE
I ;rr
ty C o u n t ) Itrrnrila.
It. Ie Nlrnleii .■ aa 9.50 NR 4 " f Hft 4
69
I
A ml. In N W
Cor)
* 21 30
H eirs .....
1 0 12
40
32
17
«
t .95 H
■ ' taot 10 .............
.................
ft. W. T h o m p s o n
...................
................
corner NW 1-1 of NE
22
90
30
20
J.
J.
McMillan
of HR Vi of HR Vi
UJ 21
10.12
NR
4
o
f
HW
Vi
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
UJ
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
21
32
IU
■ H W , o f N W ■*
1
II
2’I
til
M
F,
B
0
I1I
iimoii
N
611
.
Nathan
A
Bertha
H
2115
fl
o
f
N
'4
o
f
HW
8
E.
W.
Mitchell
1-1
thence
W
to
beg
N 4 of HW 4 of NR 4
Unknown
5 21
20
SI 39
“ “
o f NK to o f HK'4
I
6.50 A HW 4 of HW 4
Francis
3
o f HR 'i of HW U .
19 2 1 .HI
of
Beg SW corner NW 1-4
St 39
HW Cor o f N f t '4
3
Susie M. Hawkins
2.93 N R 4 ........................................... 19 21 32
in
N ft
'i of HR ' l o f NK 'i 24 21 •HI
* 49
Unknown
30
1 m
.
Kill) W !4 7 ft N 652 41 ft
24 21
29
of NE 1-1
A.
C.
Harrison
2.33 HR 4 "f N W U ................ 19 21 32
in
HR
' , of HR ' , o f N ft 'i 21 21 30
I
Ink
mi
w
n
16,12
t"
3.70
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
1
75
I W 247 ft H t o hr);.
t
W ' . of Nft
o f N R 'i
HR
..f HW 4
13 21 32
in
Unknown
10 12 Run N 263 ft. S 87 de
I
150.6 ft o f N W ' i o f
'* A W Vi o f NR
ft. 4 of Hft 4 of NW 4
*
Unknown
2 73 o1 f, NR
grees
E
to
brick
road
S SI 29
,3...
*
3
%
K
i
1 H W ' i o f N K ' i ......
30
25
Hubert
II.
Hawkins..
6.99
of N ft >i
24 2 1
Clias. D. l lr u m le y
of Hft 4
8.20
20 21 32
S along brick road to S
W 4 o f N ft 4 ( L o s s liotr
1'imr 7. H rinlnole I o m it y ft ' . of N B *4 o f N f t '♦
A L T A M O N T i : Aa Itrrnrilril In P l a t B o o k .No.
o
f
N
ft
'i
A
Hft
Vi
o
f
NR
*50 ft N o f Hft C or o f N
E cor. of NW l- l of N.
•
Ilrrnrila,
>i o f N ft Vi A N Vi of
It L. W i l l i n g h a m
4 B u n W 450 f t N 4*3 ft
J <1. Hrurhoro
1.83 N
a Lot 1 8 .
E l-1 thcr.cc W to beg.
W 14 o f Hft ' i o f NR
ft I fill ft S (S3 f t )
20 21 33
H eir s .........................
75
22.
10
.. HU. o f NK'4 o f NVVkj of
8 E. W. Mitchell
30
II. ft. H a w k i n s
6.99 HW 4 o f HR Vi o f N W
tt
............................................2 1 II
20
Reassessment for 1921
Unknown
I CHW 14
. 3 SI
2 12
29
K\V Vi o f N f t Vi o f N B
29
20
Dr. P. Phillips
24
21
4 ....................................
20 2 1
U n k n o w n ....
32
in
3.73 W 1-2 of SW*i of NWto
• KVi o f NW*4 o f NWV4 o f
2t 30
H i r a m L. S m it h
4.47 K to o f N to o f N K to of
10
Unknown
2. 1 2
21 S')
W 1-2 of SW 1-4 of NW
S
of
S
R
H
"f
N
ft
*4
HI
:
to
an
1
t
o
"f
SK
*i
21
29
I i & iV h W C or o f NW.Vi * 3
25 21 30
l ll r a r n L. S m i t h
2.25 •>r N ft VI o f S B to
5
o f Nft ' i
l - l reassessment for
in
.V li. P r a y . Adm
21
21
7.75
32
. H u n N * cli ft 6 Vi cli H
N to o f N ft ' ; n f s k to
66.16
N. C. J a c o b s
21
29 20 Dr. P. Phillips
2U
33
24 21
Unknown
2.12 B e n 5 cli N of Hft 47or
i 8 c h W 6 V. Ch .....
1921
21 3 0
o
f
N
f
t
'
i
of
N
K
'
i
25
ft
to
o
f
HW
Vi
A
N
W
1 Here 5 cli W n n d 15 rh N
29 40 E. N. Mitchell
24 21
NW 1-4 of NW 1-4
B u n W 10 ell N 7 c!l ft 10
to „ f Hft to
Unknown
25
21
32
130
30.47
n f HR Cor o f NW Vi
3 21 29
l l l r a m la. Hinllli
3.59 f t 1-i o f H W ' i
7
eh H 7 c h l O . l a M l l l O O I O I . . H O " .
NW
1-1
of
NW
1-4
reas
m id N f t ' i
H u n N in rli W I nil H
w
of h r 4 A
of
Unknown
4
2.72 H V, of ft Vi Of HW ' i 35 21 3 0
24 21
29 40 E. N. Mitchell
sessment for 1921
5.41 HR 4
6
J. II. M. C o l t e r
____________________________
26 21 32
Unknnwn
in 6H o f tift 4
4"
SI 23
U n k n o w n ...................
260
19.31 SE 1-1 of NW l- l nnd E
10 c h ft 4 Cli ...................
S
4
of
ft
Vi
o
f
HR
4
of
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
7
25
ID
21
S3
H W 'i of H W 'i
6
VAN A U S D A I.B IISIIIIHNK Hit D K ft.ll A D B CD'S A D D IT IO N TO lll.A I'K NK 4
29 60 Dr. P. Phillips . !1U
...
27 21 32
24 21
W of SW V4 of NW to
IS
William W. Jacobs
23.05
i WV* nf H W ', of
N ft Vi
*
II \M I l l i c i t A s llr P ord ril In I’l a l l l o o k I, P s K e SI S e m i n o l e C o n n l y l l e e - W 4 o f N W
o f Hft. 4
I*. K. Lein ml
16
31 15
21 29
I W 3-4 o f H V» o f N f t ' i
urdt
SE l-4 of NW l-l and E
"(
N
ft
4
27
21
5
William W. Jacobs
2.99
" of N W ' i
9
6
W . C. H o l l i d a y
...... 10.96
Vi o f L o t 7*
to of SWto of NWto
I n k n o w 11
II
4.16 W
21 23
r. KVi «*f a w V i o f N w v ,
f t l o r l d a D r o v e s Co..... 22.10 K 4 o f WV4 „ f Hft 4 of
lo
L o t 160
29 60 Dr. P. Phillips ‘ :
NK
4
27
21
32
I).
W.
Simmons
10
5.95
reassessment for 1921 24 21
( L e r a 9 A In N ft f o r )
9
41)
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
D
r
o
v
e
s
4,*n...
*7.02
L o i s 219 t o 252
H
«,
o
f
N
f
t
4
,,f
HP.
Vi
40
C . ft. H o w e l l
*7.02
■ II«K 308 ft H m id 30 f t W
Lota 253 l o 166 .
.
Beg
368
ft.
S
of
NE
cor
of
.SW
4
27
21
21
29
32
5
Htrver A U ollln s
3.13
t of Nft f o r o f H W ' i Of
20
U n k n o w n ...........
42.76
L o t s 312 A 331 . .
30
7 21
of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4
I*, f t . Cullry A
I NW ",
9
L o t s .13*. 330, 340 & R
SR
4
of
HR
V
,
of
HW
4
27
21
v1
32
I!
I
a
nch
o
B
art
I
a
ID
’
0.25 Run S 68 3-1 degrees W
35
.InHies
D
n
h
lm
n
n
..
99.15
• **fitn H t o V M Ity W 606 ft
4 o f 311
3.60
HE
4
of
HW
',
of
HR
4
6
lin
k
now
11
a N to pi W o f tn'K R to
6
II. W. B a r r
13 94
t 4 o f L o t 342
529.8 ft. S 122 1-2 ft.
I 1.05 fW
•1 ,
of HR 4 . .
IS 21 33
35
A. R. Hjoljlom
29
2.50 ,1. U. Hawks
I1
4 o f l . n t 312 A A ll
I n IV5.22
" f N ^ !% ; J L
-• 7 Dr. P. Phillipi
E 438 ft. N to beg
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
....
32 IS
15
L
o
t
31.1
II. D. ftl'I.I .ftIU S SUIIDI VISION As H r , o r , l e d In P in t l lo o k No. I I' mkc
II 39 CHI 1.1 OTA As llrroriled In Pl«_»_ llnnk No. 3, Bngr 31 Hrmlnolr County Beg 368 ft S of NE cor
f t r e d II. K i t t i n g
HI
i 1
L o t 130
• u S r iiiln o lr C o n n l y Itrrnrils.
30
l lr e o r d s .
7 21
SE 1-4 of SW l-l
. L o t a 1 t o II) .......................
U n k n o w n ....... ................ 27.65 VAN A U S I I A M : IISIIMINK I I IID K E IIA D f t CD'S SKI ONI) A D D IT I O N TO
J'
Lois I 6. A 0 Block D ...
Unknown
'2,99 Run S 58 3-4 degrees W
Lots 1. 5 A 0 Block ft
• L !U'
Unknown
2.99
( P L A N Oft T i n : SI IIDIVI SION Oft L A N D I I R I . O M i l X i TO A L T A M O N T E
1
note County lirrnrd*.
Lot 7 Block J
529.8 ft S 122 1-2 ft E
\
Kll*a
Carles
1.95
L A N D IIOTKI. A N D N A %111 ATION CO„ A s l lr r n r d r d In I'litl Hook No.
t.
..
S5.fi*
3"
Jo
tnra
C.
t)n
hi
man
IS,
3.1"
i
t
317
|
I. I'ngr* I),II), nnd 12. S e m i n o l e I u m i l i H rrnrde.
■138
ft.
N
to
beg.
reas
Unknnw n .............. ... *7.02 M l l i T I I I l i t LI OTA An l l r r o r i l r d In I'lnl Book No. 3. C a g e s 5 1 f „ &g
10
of NW to
3 21 31
3.17 HW
k L o t s .116. 317, 363 A 371
E d it h It. T y l e r
7 Dr. P. Phillips ; t
sessment for 1921.
,f Hft Vi of NK to
H r m ln o lr ( i i u n l y Ilrrnrila.
L o t s 51.0 to 663 A 6*6 to
U
31
r,
Unknown
......... ... 21.30 ., ! .I*. 1,. ,.lnc.k
*
21
.
1
30
7
21
Beg
a
t
S
1-1
Section
post
•7
Unknown
12.11
C.
D.
l
lr
u
m
l
e
y
.........
|
94
15.32 Lot 7 Block 14"
ft. C. Atkin* .......
h i : 4 or Nf; 1
!i
'•» 21 31
Alonao Brown .......... 1.91 Run W 40.8 ft. N 335 ft
" L o t s 611 to 611 A 612 to
IU2.76 N f t 4 ,.f Nft *i of NW
137
Unknown
3.30 link i,<<wo
4.47
1-3 L. G. Starbuck i
. 'i :t 31
v, ■,
E 40.8 it. S 335 ft.
1 1.95 4 of
l —V- 615
C53 .« CCu .
lin k n o w u
31
... 11 »* V I L L A M I L L S A s l l r r o r i l e d l u tBy i nltl r tl 'loono lka . N o . 3. B a n e 3.1, S e m i n o l e C o u n Beg nt S 1-4 section post
30
ft. c. Atkina
N », u r hw ', ,,f NW 'i t" It
30
7 21
VVjS*t I A c r e o f L o t I »
Lota I. 3 •>, 5 Block
J. It. I l o o s n r
4 46 B, g 96 y d W of NK Cor
Hotilb o f Lot 361
U n k n o w n .....................
3.73 Run W 40.8 ft. N 335 ft
i T nInn
ii
!
of
N W ' i of HR 4i
10
21 .11
Lot 11 Block ft
W i ll i a m W. Jacoba
■
1.21
fl ft
E 40.8 ft. S 335 ft. reas
‘
Lots
13
to
I*
Block
C
I ftH4ls r s A D D ITIO N TO AI.TA i f l l N T E A s lle e iirilrd In B int l l o o k No. I B o il tV 117 f t S 372
W illia m W , J a c o b s
45.13
J. II l.c o
2 II All Block li
117 ft N 172 ft
1-3 L. G. Starbuck
*
I' iikp II Nrnilnole l o t m l y H rr orils.
sessment for 1921
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
......
1
17
Cor
HR L'or
Lot I I
Unknown
. . 3.17 B e g 21* ft N of Hft
Lota
3.
5,
6
.v
9
Block
R
W illia m W. J a c o b s
2 99 Beg. 647.2 ft. E of SW
Of
N W ' i of HR44
IU
II 31
I.Olt * lllo c k K
Unknown
2.C9
Itun W 2** ft “ ‘IIS ft i:
7 21
30
cor of SEto of SWto
P I I O S T ’S A l l l l l r i O N NO. J T O A L T A M O N T H A s I t r r n r i l r i l l a I ' l o l l l o o k
t to of HW 1to , ft
ftred M ctju illg .............
16 23
2 MH (t H 135 ft
No. I , B o a r 13, S r i i i l n o l r l i o n i l r H r r o r i l s .
MW to of S W to
2*
21
33
60
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
........
..............
15.62 Run E 210 ft. N 210 ft
h i : Cur
Bog 7H3 ft N of HU.
Cor
N 5U ft o f H 1U0 ft of
to
n,f
)
: to o f Nft to
W 210 ft S 210 ft re
N W ' i »f HR4
10
21 31
laot 15
.........
W. II. I l a y mu ii
2 12 ,.f
Hft to
23 21 32
IS
U n k n o w n _____ _____
4.47
l a * l 12
... .
I'allln L. I l o i i o n
7.26 Hun N 146 It W :** ft H
1 Jos. Stark
* rli ,,r W
assessment for 1921
o f S W V,
3.11
O. D. W o t c o t l
116 ft i: 2* M ft
N ft to
w fi* Ik* nff
Heg.
017.2
ft.
E
of
SW
f f t l f M V r s A D D I T I O N NO. 3 T O A L T A M O N T E A s H r r n r d e , I I n B i n t H o o k B , g 1*3 ft N o f HR
Hft Cur
Cor
NK: to or HW 'i of
i:
21 31
30
„r N W 4 of HR4to
IU
cor of SE l i ofSW 1-4 7 21
N o . I , I ’a i f r ». S e m i n o l e C o n n ) ) H r r u r d s .
•
4
*33 21 33
8
A. U. Hart ................ 19.*3
I nk n o w u
^ tail 17
....
....
3.HU B u n N 225 f t
‘2** ft H
r
Run E 210 ft. N 210 ft
D e u r s o U u l n c s H e ir s
2*5 N K ' i
225 fl R 2** ft
31 21 33
1 Jos. Stark
W 210 ft S 210 ft
M A N ’S A D D I T I O N T O A L T A M O N T E A s H r e o r d e d I n I ' l n l l l o o k B e g 13.72 eh S A .1.** ell
t JIIf A
A tl M
Bun V
N o . 3. l*Mi|r 30. S e m i n o l e 4 l i n n t > l l r e o r d s .
W o f HR f o r »f H W 'i o f
Beg.
10.8
ft
W
of
1-4
sec
.32 eb N 1" eb
B311 D raw ilv s. Iiiiu gla* . 3 S9
I
1 A 3 l ll o c k A
.
W, II. D a y m a n
2 13 Hw 4
••
l o l l 31
w 4 ,,f HR V, ,,r Hft 4 *33
11
21 32 20
7 21
30
tion post on S line
Cttna M Zurl mj
16.10
Burt W 2,26 eh H 1.65 ell
Nft
4
A
NW.
4
,,f
N
ft
3.16 V
Run
W
130
ft
N
335
ft
, H U D SO N I* A l i l t A s l l r r n p l r d In Bbtl llook No. I , Unite Itt), S e m i n , d e 11 2 26 rli N to lo g
1 *I o ft ,VW
«kt 1 a* t.
n
T . I* C u s h i n g
21 33 17"
\n
Unknown
............... 37.90
|
f o u n t ) llr e o r d s ,
B e g 26" fl H of NW Cor
E 130 ft S 335 ft
l L. M. Daies
ft Vi o f Hft 4
of
N Wr
31
, L o t s I. I. A I l o 6 A *
l lo y iil P e r n
,,r H W 'i o f Hft Vi
lu 21
31
21
32
20
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
4.93 Beg, 40.8 ft W of 1-4 sec
v t u i n A t* In 31
C orp oration
*r,0 9o Hun N 3 " 0 ft R 235'-, fl
!" 21 32
2"
M. V Mauldin
&.«:•
3 51 W 4 o f N W 4
a\,tani D yd er
SW to beg
tion post on S line of 7 21
30
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sessment for 1921
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Lota 39 l o I I I
I'nk tio w u
2 G. W. Cook
6 21
reassessment for 1921
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DAYMAN’S ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE AS RECORDED
L o t II
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Cor o f NR 4 o f HR 4
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SEMINOLE COUNTY RECORDS IN PLAT BOOK 3,
r " e 9 o f-7 0Hie
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SAMI E l. A. IIOIIINHON'H A D D I T I O N TO O V I E D O A s l lr r n r d r d lu I'lnl
Lot 5 block II
Ola M. Bentley
B e i i i i u l o b e g pi A Bull
lt„„k No, .3, B n g r T. H riulnu lr l i i u n l ) H r r u r d s .
ft 37 4 d e g H t o ft linn
Lot
7,
Block
B
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Stanley
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i ; » 16
Property in plan of subdivision of land belonging to Altaiaoot* DJ
J4K 4 of Hft ' , of NR
l l o o k N o . 3, I ' a g e 37
AV ASIIIN t n i l .N l i c i t . I l l ' s As
l l r r o r i l r d In I'ln l
ID
S 5U W. C M o r r is
2 79
H rm ln o lr C u u u l y l l r r n r d s ,
*4i»'8 NA*' 4 . .„
16 I t
Hotel & N'av. Co., as recorded in the Plat Book No. L P**w *•
T h a t part o f N ft 4 of
I L o i s 25 In 27. 37 t o |M.
■W ' 4 Hft o f a . V .
L
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12, Seminole County Record*.
B y (fatten N 6 a c r e s )
1 * 21
11
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61 75 vi to **
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of
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A. W. Mullen
Lot* m . 412 nnd 413
IS
O V In lo F r u i t C" ...... 23.0S
f t O k l f t s T l i l t A s l l r r o r i l r i l In I ' l n l l l n n k N o . 3, I ' n g r Do, S r m l u o l r U n u n - HW <;
12 21 31
Lots
560,
561,
562,
563.
t> l l r r n r f l s .
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N V, of NK
L ot* 4 2 A I'. Vi o f 3 .
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211
12 2 1 31
o f HW 4
586, 587. 588, 589, 590,
la ita 1 M 1 <i | d 11
I t - . i l l y T r u a t Co.
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591, 592, 593 611, 612,
L o la b", .11 A 32 * T h a t
31
11 31
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part o f L o ts 13
to
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II L. U 'l ll i it a h a m
613. 614. 615, 616, 317,
w
Bull U 25* (I H *56
H cu ili o f A p o p k a Hoad
4.6" M • Ira
A h„ (June lie lib oah
83.98
6 * I 25* fl N 610 ft
618, 632, 633, 634, 635
II 1.. W t l l l n a h a m
H ln m lar d D r u g era
Kate L. Haine*
636. 637
I s i t y 8 5 A 55
31
40
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lla lr a
2126
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N ft 4 o f N ft 4
C. D. Haines
l a d 51
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Lota 645, 659, 660
'or
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L o i r 1*9 t o 191
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16 31 3 1
o f N ft Vi "f NBVi
f t 4 o f NW '* ( L r * » N
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l aere in lot "D” aouth of lot 364
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17 II 29
Hum J a c k s o n ______
77
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5* *1 !2u ft H 310 ft
G. C. Atkins
Lot 511
B e g HW Cor »f N ft 4 nf
11
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Nft. 4
20 21 39
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Seminole County Records
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Lot 65
G. W. Cook
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31 21 29
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T l l f t N L A V I A U « )L 4 1 \» UO.'N S l T » I I I V I S ID Y A * l l r r o r i l r d In r i a l l l o u k
Lot67
Arthur Jam*1
{M
K250 f l tit N ft 4 o f NK
W i, I 'n g r t l S r m l u o l r C o u n ty I t r r u r d a .
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w r i t e y u t i r ■■!«•• l e t t e r *
Lots 79, 80, 81, 83
Elisabeth Robinsvo
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31 29
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All the lands described in the foregoing tying and W n t _jr* ^
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16
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S.J3
J1 I t
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. Wherever the word Township or abbreviation tne'Jf
.
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34 21 29
o f Nft to o f NWto
33 21
snail be held to mean Township aouth of Tallahassee, a
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Itu u N o r t h 163 f t Koiitli
Itu n ft 2" cli N 1*6 ft W
the word Range or abbreviation therefor occurs it shall tx.
87 d i g E t o l l r l r k H o a d
6
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20 ch fi 1 * 8 f t ........
H t o H E C it e o f NW . 4 o f ,
Range east of Tallahassee.
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6
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23 11 31
SHADE CARTER
H 4 o f N K 4 o f N W H 24
I t 29
ft. W. M llr h e ll
177 i s H og 78 f t W o f Nft Cor
Tax Collector
NW 4
of NW 4
24
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21 11 31
, * . . A .
Town of Altamonte Spring*
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SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
Myrtle Ave. und 4th St.
“DISTRIBUTORS OF SUNSHINE”
At this season there is a tendency
ff ^amoriK some poultry raisers to curtail
the use of egtf mash, now th at the
heavy spring lay is on. but it has been
found that April and May are the
greatest feeding months of the year.
The egg production of the rest of the
year depends upon the way you feed
in April and May. The hen molts
when Hhe stops laying and she stops
laying when she runs out of the
necessary elements from which to
make an egg. Hens should be fed,
throughout the year, an abundance of
SUNSHINE-EGG MASH
I
Sanford Multigraphing Company
We are now established in our new location
dU First National Bank Building
1 hone 615 or (’all to See Us
SERVICE
PLUS
L. C. Helmut, Manager,
.
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th e
FOR PR O FIT
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PAGE
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fir«f
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__ Dodge Sales nnd Service
J.
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148
TEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE
CO, Expert Electrical repairs.
1M W. Central Ave. Orlando,
n*.
AUTOM OBILES F O R
RENT
LS’T-A-REEL
Car. Drive it
yourself. Oak and Second St.
Phone 3.
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CAFE
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Uy. First Street and Park Ave
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M in n : o r
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w i l l m e et In th e H eart I In u se a t
H n n fo n l, I'lo rh la on Monthly J u n e
1*1. 1925 ut l o o 'c lo c k u.m. u» un
K i|n n l l i . i t Ion llo aril f o r t h e tuiriiosc
o f h e n r i e s i-itm p la in t * mu! r e c e i v
i n g t e s t i m o n y n* t o t h e v a lu e o f
i m p p r o p e r t y , r ea l, n e r aon n l or m i x pit n s flxeil hy t h e C o u n ty T a x
AuHcHNiir f o r niixpinintcnt for
the
t a x e s for t h e y e a r 1935.
TH E ECONOMY OIL FOR
FORDS; THE ONLY O IL
THAT PERFECTLY LUBRI
CATES BOTH ENGINE AND
TRANSMISSION. IT ENTIRE
LY ELIMINATES ALL “C llA tTER” IN THE FORD BRAKE
AND TRANSMISSION BANDS
AND GIVES A 10 TO 25 PER
CENT SAVING IN OIL, AS
WELL AS A SMOOTHER AND
COOLER MOTOR.
V. K nOlHILAHtf,
May
C le rk lloaril o f C o u n ty C o m
m is s io n e rs .
: i -::.-: j
la n p r r . r r l p t l n n f u r
Malaria, Chills nntl Fever
I BUY—pay cash for second hand Dengue or Ililinus Fever.
Address I’. O. Box 352.
ONE TRIAL WILL
CONVINCE YOU
It k ill* t h r g r r i u a .
N
A ftftil C mcvm
Oipvn qirn ,t
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iSIOV'SCxSt IVM.
\ynoM UoniM./
FOR
RENT—2
h o u se.k eep in g
Nice
fam ished
ro o m s —
920.90
per month. 312-311 E. 5th Street.
FOR SALK 10 ueres tilled mini,
close to loading station on East
Side $9000.00.
Terms.
II. II.
Lewis. Phone 391.
Everything*
For the Sportsman
At
Ball Hardware
Rhone 8
First and Elm Avenue
BY CONDO
Phone 417-W
I DAVID B. HYEB
i
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ARCHITECT
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TV IE. Q A & l S . ____________
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BLOCK
BLOCK
Magnolia Ave.
Modern Building
Money..
GU ft. X 117 ft.
M anu factu red by
■ b arau a -I.lailaler
Until
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
I 'h a a a
WAREHOUSE
ra le !
Co.
by
1,0191 \ U I’.VISIT C O M P A N Y
113 I f a g a o l l a A v e .
T in
BUSINESS
SITE
Sanford Ave., anil 0th St
111 ft. x 117 ft.
G. TAYLOR DYER
Painting—Decorating
- PHONE 303
$10,830
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber,
work. Ladies welcome.
N ext to Valdez,
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per lino, minimum
By GEORGE McMANUS
BRINGING UP FATHER
» HAMC T O C*\T IRIO O F •
___ ____ m ' - t o O ' ' , < - r i ± y s r — ~ r
If so leave it a t The First Nation
al Bank and receive
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
t)E V KI.OP i; It S A T T E S T ! ON— P e n •
n.irola U b e g i n n i n g tn o g r e a t a a t d e
v e lo p m en t in O lo rb la 'x h lx i o r y ; a
h a lf niillh m d o l l a r h i g h w a y to t h a
g u lf betf'’h J u a t
flnlahed: a tw o
mini.in d o l l a r b r i d g e Bcr<>»* E * cam hln Bay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r
m illio n
d>>Uar o p e r a h o u a o u n d e r e n n a tr u o tln n ; t w o m i l l i o n s being a p e n t on
h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n r * f o r live
d e v e lo p e rs to g e t
In on
ground
floor. W r l t u D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t
m e n t T h a I 'e n a a c o l a Naws.
iV L t-T U O V ri* LEA.VE1 t o o h e r e
ON
V T E P?3 • W H E N H E
F IN O 'o N O U ' H E L L T A K E Y O U I N
M S1
SO U
Ci O O D H O N E - IM
LOST— Largo white pointer dog,
one liver spot on eye,, answer*
to name of Phil. Reward' d ! re
turned to G. \V. Turner. 516 E ast
3rd St. or Mellon Electric Co.1 ;
FOR RENT—Two large rooms
suitahlo for light house keping. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
Apply H. C. Walker at Stokes Mar
Lincoln House.
ket or 1109 Myrtle Ave.
EVERT TRUE
t-tA.*^ Av IbtCj l lE /N R T •
HE W O M 'T R .C r O t> E / s ^aT R A cr
C aCT a . h o m e - ■ I’M
HE O O E 'b r S 'T K H O v / IT VAJ2.
g?--------- 1 H X CACT - r -------------------
T IURN'1TURE TO S E L L ?,0ri J.f/RNITURfc CO.—Mii
for
T V air
price8 pai
h ^S iiontUhond
furniture.
Cal
fi.evoe Paints
For the
_
Home
Ball Hardware
FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR SALE—New 5 room bunga
Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up
low comer Palmetto Avenue and
stairs. C. T. Smith.
Katey Street. $1,500 cash requir
FOR RENT—An apartm ent, 311 ed. balance monthly like rent. In
quire Hernid office.
Park Avenue.
FOR RENT—One three room a- FOR SALE: pair of mules, all im
partm ent with privato bath ami plements, tools and equipment of
Every
one two room apartm ent. Inquiro our French Ave. farm.
thing in first class condition. Vic
a t Herald Office.
tor Check, 119 Elm Ave., Phono
ROOMS FOR RENT—two rooms 805.
furnished for light house keep
ing, 719 Oak Ave.
pianos.
Nun vn4
CANT .
Ctcrr a
Lost And Found
Jacksonville — Local syndicate
announces plan* for $2,000,000 sub IT S JUST HOME HERE: The Col
division on Atlantic boulevard.
onial Apartments, '{under new
management.) Thoroughly rennFOR QUICK SALE—5 lots facing vnted. Clean, Airy nnd Comfortable
East on Mngnolin Avenue, llclow Rooms. Modern Conveniences. No
market value. $8,000. Smnll cash Inside Rooms, Centrally l-ocnted,
paym ent inquire Herald office. One lllork from Ocean. Opposite
Post Office on Atlnntic Avenue
FOR SALE—Pair fine mules. Bar with Good View of Ocean. Apart
gain for quirk sale.
Victor ments hy Day, Week, or Month.
Prices very reasonable.
Where
Check.
the home folks come and bring
the children to spend the summer.
FOR SALE: 21 acre farm , 0 acres HATES & RIVERS, Lessors. Daysub-irrigated, 2 flowing wells. 1-2 tuna Bench, Fla.. W. It. Hates,
mile from Oviedo, north.
Price Manager. ,126 Atlantic Ave., Opp.
$6,500. Reference, Bank of Ov Post Office.
iedo, Alex Le inhart. Little River,
Kindly make reservations 10
Fla.
to 15 days in advance.
FOR SALE: four months old male
collie, $10.00—going north —■ APARTMENT FOR RENT: first
floor. Every convenience. No
Mrs. J, F. Fitzpatrick. Route A.
children. Also cool sleeping rooms.
Box 181 -B.
209 East Fifth St.
FOR SALE — One Surry — One
Hugg and one Horse. All in good FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mils
condition. M. J, Bradford, 8th and son.
I ’im*.
FOR RENT — Rooms nnd kitchen
ettes. Shirley Apartments. Op
The wild lionr of India, without posite Post Office.
provocation, will attack man.
OUT OUR WAY
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
Johns County is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cents per word.
Sample copy on request.
Classified Directory
MATURE AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
Have you rooms to rent or some
second hnnd furniture to sell? FOR SALE—Space on the page
for classified advertisements.
Use The Herald's classified page
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
and get results.
or sell that second-hand goods?
WANTED—2 wood choppers, 2
turpentine men.
Dennon &
FOR SALE—Stenm Presscry—
Meares, Osteen. Fla.
old establishment nnd enjoys one
the largest trades in the city.
WANTED — Two
unfurnished of
First street location. Reason for
rooms, with garage. P. O. Box selling, other business. Bargain
price nnd good terms for quick
ACREAGE WANTED — Either sale. Apply Sanford Development
in small or large tracts. Must be Co., phone 528, 112 1-2 Park AVe.
priced very low. Address T. C.
M. c.o. Herald.
RAGS WANTED — U rg e , clean,
linen or cotton rags for clean
SALESGIRLS WANTED fo r Sat ing purposes. Bring them now
urtiay. Fanner's Dept. Store. to the Herald Composing Room.
THH SEMINOLE PRINTERY—
Advertising
I tinting that pleases.
Prompt
senvee. Telephone 93, New lo- LEARN ABOUT Bolt County and
Building next
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published momtnga.
Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla.
REAL ESTATE
OHIO—Xenia. Make your antes WANTED — Any kind of cleric
al work by young lady. Write
through the Xenia Ornette,
SPURLING, subdivision
specialist
Subdivision to Or- Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural W. c.o. Herald.
^ r i d a . and F l o r a district. Want ad and display
Heights, Florida on Dixie High- rates on request
way,
Columbus m s.) r .n n o r n —c l **Does II health make the future
in»q *il* h ay * t h a l a r g e s t c i r c u
TIN AND METAL WORK
latio n In
U o u th w aatara
O aorglo. look dreary ? You cannot be strong
R a t , Sc ( 4 - w o ri l) Una.
if your blood is not pure. To gain
in health nnd strength you need
TO REACH the prosperous farm Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis
ers and fern growers of Volusia covery. It adds vigor to the heart
county ndvertiso in the DeLand beat and tones up the nerves. This
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Discovery of Dr. Pierce’s is made
with order.
of herbs brought in hy Indians
MAINE—Watervllla, Morning Sen from Reservations in the vicinity
Building1 Material
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo of Buffalo, it tonic for the stom
ple nre Interested in Florida prop- ach. stimulates the liver, puts the
MIRACLE Concrete Co.
— , general erty. Reach them through tha blood-making glands in the best of
cement work, sidewalks, build Sentinel. Rato card on applica condition. Your health is restor
ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. K. tion.
ed! Vim and vigor is yours!
TerwiHegcr, Prop.
Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr.
A LITTLE WANT AD In The Pierce’s Invalid’s Hotel, Buffalo,
DILL LUMBER CO. Housa a
Herald will bring you big re
Service. Quality and Price.
sults. Advertise those old articles
you have stored awny nnd have
G. SHARON
no use for. A litle thirty-cent nd
Lumber and Building Material
Attorney-at-Law
mny bring you several dollars.
Carter Lumber Company
Will practice In all the courts
Phone 148 and a representative will
N. Laurel St.
Phone 565
I n o n , i t ,A l (
Examination of Abstracts of Land
Titles given especial attention
McCoy’s Keeps Old
FLORIDA OP.I.ANDO — Orando Offices in Seminolo County Bank
Sentinnl; largest classi
Folks Feeling Young fiedmorning
Building
business, rnte lc n word, min
imum 2le cash with order.
For Space In This
DI RECTORY
PHONE
IDHESSING — JVIultlgrnphing,
fifing and mailing—ns you
tint it—when you want it.
Ron# G73. H. E. Porch, F irst
National Bank Bldg.
For Rent
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htd In F lo rid a '* H e a r t,
raid ’s G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le
. i t s R ich est G a rd e n L a n d
Fair In central and north, and
showers In extrem a south portions
Friday; Saturday fa ir; gontlo va
riable winds.
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Maximum T e m p .______ ____ _ 89
Minimum Temp,
associated press dispatches
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925
p r ic e
K iv u M
i n i 's
N U M B E R 252.
To Wed Owsley
Diplomas Presented To 74
Grammar School Graduates;
Housholder Gives Address
PROCLAMATION
L of South Vote
[Aid Mothers Of
Lfedera cy By Con
tetion O f Home
Prosecutor Says Naval Head
rot~ l ° 8®rR*nt Asserting
How Own Ideas in Im m ig ra
tion Case of California
Four Defendents In
Case Given Freedom
Lai Parade Is
Feature Event
to Discontinue
jnions Is Tabled;
tmanNew Head
Secretary Says He Merely In
troduced Michelson's Sis
ter to The Attorncy-Genera\
RAN FRANCISCO. May 22 —
I wain Mlchelson, Ran Francisco
attorney and three Chinese who
were on trial with him, were ncnuitted in the United States Dis
trict Court Thursday on a charge
of
conspiring to bribe n federal
foe given aid through
immigration inspector, after Grove
ted Confederate VetL. Fink, the prosecutor, had chnrgi’eternns, who voted
al Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur has “interfered" in the
for a 250,000 fund to
case.
home for needy conMichelson i* charged with a t
Lwomen at Richmond,
tempting to bribe Immigration In
Hng their 25th reunion
spector Patrick Farclly to ullow
foere today, a plea fol
Chan Ming, a Chinese actor, to
come into this country without
ly Mrs. Andrew Jackson
pur per credentials
I aroused the veterans to
Fink made the following state
Lgreatest Outbursts of en
ment to the jury:
Iof the convention,
“In a previous address to you I
made inference that Curtis I). Wil
hr shelter 40 fcebla und
bur, secretary of the navy, wn3 a t
Idren uf the confederacy,
An informal discussion of the tempting to interfere* with prose
and shelterless, driven recent offer to Sanford of a 20 cution of this ease*. I now with
H to nnat and wanted no per cent cut m eiectrcity rates draw this inference and make the
Lid Mrs. Montague*. A with un explanation of the legal
I was passed by veterans status^ of tile (lower company’s
Lon their comrades and franchise by Mayor Forrest Lake
I contribute to n fund “to and City Attorney George A. lie
L it forever to the women Gotten, was /the feature of the
meeting of the Chamber of Comluthern Confederacy.”
•fierce this afternon.
Ir.ual parade, one of the
laikc, who presided at
k; events of the reunion theMayor
luncheon in place of Prcsid
I today and the reunion ent Edward Higgins, addressed the
Icime to a close,
meeting nnd told of the offer made
pad to carry on for nt by the power company nnd of the
Ihrr year, the United Con- unwillingness of that company to
IVeterans here Thursday give up its franchise and to confcian to hold departmentKtions in the future inihc general reunion.
Itferans expressed the
Ithat "the* fading days of
ljut the* time they want
Kpther and that they
fcxune in the annual reIk ig ns "two are left."
§bm, Ala., was chosen
ily and without n single
n
, V.
,lauKhter of Frank
iii t * *” un.cle. lud., millionaire,
will be married to Alvin Owsley
LAS, May 22.—The former national commander of the’
bothers of Confederacy American Legion.
1
■m i . of that city.
Gen.
WASHINGTON,“ lay 22 Secre
it.nan. of Richmond, Vu.,
tary Wilbur, who wns accused by
pars commander of the
The mayor said that ho is nAw District Atorney F’lnk in federal
I division, was elected
Ijiol balloting, comniand- making efforts to have the com court at Sun F’ranclsco Thursday
I over Gen. Jumcs A. pany locate the plant in this coun of having “interfered” in the ease
|°f Dublin. Gn., retiring ty, nnd called on tho reul estate of Twain Mlchelson. asserted that
>f. Friends urged (Jen. II men and others to investigate and his only collection with tne niatetr
P succeed himself as he suggest locations which might is* was the introduction of .Mrs. Philleadership through the offered the company lor the erec athca Martin. Michelson’s sister,
to Attorney General Sargent.
I year of Gen. Haldeman, tion of the plant in Seminole.
The secretary said he hail known
T. L. Long addressed tho meet
pville, Ky,, nnd had not
M- The voting was nc- ing declaring that eight cents was Michelson and his sister for years,
MBy- states and when too high a rati* to bo charged the and at the request of Mrs. Mart
1 had cast her 51 votes city of Sanford for electricity nnd in. who is an attorney, gave her
Freeman, Gen. Thomas nrked the Chamber of Commerce a letter of introduction to Mr. Sar
and the election wn.s and City Commission to investi gent, and she took up her brother’s
gate the cost of making electric case with the Attorney General in
inimuuM.
ity here. Mayor Lake told Air. her own way.
If Amid Confusiiin
lie regarded thn incident ns be
Long thut tlie commission would lie
Freeman’s name was glad to pny engineers who would ing simply a mutter of facilitating
nomination by Captain prove that his claim as to the cost a meeting between an attorney for
urns, of New Orleans and of electricity were correct.
a defcriilcnta ml a representative of
Bu was offered by Gen.
Howard Hulick said that his ex the prosecution.
Hu hnd “no
upman, of Houston.
perience had been that municipal knowledge of the case, whatever,"
lf was taken amid con- that he was willing to leave the
r infusion ns the veterans that lu* w.i swiping to leave the
m heated discussions whole m atter to the city commis
*
group for their sion. Mayor Lake dosed the dis
Though denied the cussion hv urging nil citizens of
'• General Thomas wns Snnford to work for obtaining
"hat was considered a manufacturing enterprises for tlie
,ur in election as honor-, city, declaring that the cheap pow
iamler-in-thicf for life. Ier rates now in sight would at
■tart incut
commanders tract them.
The mayor said in nnswer to a
"1* **■* follows: General
fayIor. Richmond, de- question that the city was planning
,, Southern Virginin; to mnko experiments at once with
LONDON. May 22.—Nearly
j, * Houghton, Mont- the deep dredging methods used at
’•*■< department of Ten- Kissimmee and that if found feas 1,000 matrons and debutantes,
;n*ral K. A. Sneed, Okla- ible the city would do its own among them numerous Americans,
w e r e presi'itU'd to tho K i n g a n d
>. trun» Mississippi de- dredging in thu bulkhead work.
1‘ulncc
On request of Director Reizen- (Jucen s t Buckingham
(•crieral Sneed is secstein, the band committee of the Thursday night nt the first Royal
J,ate of Oklahoma.
chamber
was called to meet to Court of the season. This is al
lonc Mountain Action
1
morrow morning and make some ready known us the "gold und silt
’fans voted to keep arrangements
for Aho raising of ver court" from the prevailing
In*- Stone Mountain funds for the hand.
colors of the gowns.
utmute. By tabling a
“The Moil" extending from the
*f»‘,h asked appointpnlarc to the ndmirulty arch ut
Municipal
Band
Wins
■' rai officials of the or*
Charing Cross was packed from 0
“i the executive board
o’clock oiiward with a line of lim
Enthusiastic
P
r
a
i
s
e
*n»oriul nsociution and
ousines bringing the favored ones
* ^Ported plan , to For Evening Program to Buckingham. Thousands of the
*ure **f a union soldier
populace hud gathered ill the vicin
anim, nt.
The resoluTho Thursday night concert* on ity to watch the arrival of the
nttie recommended the
the bulcony of the Hotel Vuldez guests.
* la‘Jlyd on thu ground .by
Thu palucc had been converted
the Snnford Municipal Band are
)ar,l of trustees of the
more und more popular as into a veritable bower of blue by
•'wiation is capubie of growing
!
lust night hy thz drungeas ami pink roses, especiall)
‘ tae Policies of the as- large
,wns evidenced
nuiybcr who listened to the selected by the (Jueen. Punctually
program, and many were ut 9:30 the ruyal procession, head•elation has a board entire
the
expressions
heard in praise of id by the King in the uniform of'
•* none of our buathe
selections
made
hy Director u colonel of thu life guards urn!
them how to prothe Queen in gorgeous court cos
Rclzenstcin.
The
program
‘ committee report. evening embraced a wide rangelast
tume, entered the throne room to
of
" the reported prothe strains of the national anthem
1iguro of a Un selections und the numbers were played by bands in the music gal
beautifully
rendered.
tie monument ciaspA descriptive number, “ A Hunt lery nnd quadrangle of the palace
' a Confederate solMembers of the royal family
ing Scene" from Bucalossi elicited
t said:
grouped themselves behind their
much
enthusiastic
applause
from
honor and patMajesties aniTthe presentations be
iti.itian love do this music lovers in the audience.
Director Reizenstein announced gan with thu diplomatic circles.
lan a stone figure."
The presentations continued un
today that more than :>0 boys and
girls had enrolled in the juvenile til nearly 11 o’clock, forming u
most brilliant und imposing secene.
pj® Is Confident band and that this number would After
the court ceremony supper
l’c increuflc<l
soon os thu school.i
served in the several stute-1
atingKerlenbach closed. At a meeting held ut the was
this wee s, the director a r rooms of the palace, the King and >
[ vorkT May 22.—Mike armory
ranged the schedule of instruction Queen retiring to their own upurta jolt at his repu- for the boys and girls, dividing the irents.
pun* hing, snvs he rln«s into sections and instructing)
FTvcry year, more men and wom
to $20,000 that he them ut his studio. Assembly in
“■rlinbuch in their struction will be given at intervals en comi* out of prison in the United
'trht heavy weight as the groups make progress on the States than graduute from all our
colleges und universities.
■font touight.
various instruments, he said.
Scores Americans
Are Presented To
British King,Queen
“W firp fA O »cthe United States has endorsed
the efforts of the American Le
gion to provide homes and edu
cation for the thousands of de
pendent children of war vete
rans,^ the care and protectivn
cf wives nnd widows now de
pendent upon charity, and the
enre nnd maintenance of incom
petent mul disabled veterans of
the world war. nnd,
“ \V HEREAS, the governor of
the state of Florida, recogniz
ing this great service to hu
m anity has called upon every
educational civic and religious
agency of this great common
wealth to aid the American Le
gion in this work of brotherly*
love and good citizenship, nnd
Jins set aside the week of May
125 to May 30, to be devoted to
the raising of funds for this
program,
“THEREFORE. I. Forrest
Lnko, mayor of the city of San
ford, state of Florida, hereby
proclaim the week of May 25
1025 to May 30th, 1025, Amer
ican Legion Endowment Fund
week,
, 'A n<I urgently* recommend
that nil citizens and organiza
tions of this city put forth ev
ery ( effort in attaining this
city s quota of the $5,000,tMO
needed to carry on successfully
. American Legion’s nation
nl child welfare and rehnliiliUvtion endeavors.
"Given this. May 21, in the
year of our Lord. 1925, under
my hand und seal of the city of
Sanford, state of Florida.
“Signed,
“Forrest Luke, Mayor.”
Sanford’s grammar school term
formally came to a close this morn
ing when 74 members of the eighth
grade were presented diplomas,
marking the completion of the
ginmnmr school course. The dip
lomas were presented by D. C.
Cripo, principal of the Snnford
Grammar School, following an ad
dress to the pupils nnd parents
by Judge E. F. Housholder.
Many of the parent* and patrons
of the school were present for the
exercises, which opened at Hi
o’clock with a selection of the
school orchestra. The invocation
was presented by Dr. F. 1). King,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
followed by Lucille Flemming, who
gave the snlutntory address.
A
duet by Jack Peter* playing the
clarinet and Bertinrd Schirunl
playing the snxaphone, was receiv
ed with great applause.
Mr. Cripo presented T. W. Law
ton county superintendent of pub
lic instruction, who in turn intro
duced Judge Housholder, who gave
ti short address in which he praised
the Sanford school system mid thn
efficient teachers.
He extended
congratulations to the class com
pleting its grammar school work
and urged them to continue thH r
studies through high school and
through college.
Leonard Miller in behalf of the
graduates presented tho school
with a set of 11 volumes of "The
ie*s having the same perdominant
major purpose under the* same ad
ministrative supervision; second
to separate* the semi-judicial and
the! semi-legislative ami advisory
fuifetioas from the udministrnt
fuile’tiuns, placing the* former un
der joint minds, the latte r under
sii gle responsibility, nnd third,
we should relieve the president of
a \ ast amount of direct adminiatra ivc labor.
Opposition of vested officials,
the disturbing of some vested hab
it and the offending of some or
ganized minority, with paid propa
g a n d a s aroused, the commerce
secretary asserted, have thwarted
sucfi a program, although "every
president from Roosevelt to CoolGeneral Chairman Calls Mcet- idgo has urged upon congress a L ciiruc Leaders (Jet Only
One Hit Which Brought !n
reorganization of the executive
••Hf «»f Endowment Fund arm
of the government.’
Lone Score of Visitors;
N\ orkers For Monday When "^ior will we ever attain this un
Four
Celerymett Score Runs
Drive Is To Re Opened til (congress will authorize the
president or some hoard, or a com
By M. II. Shepherd.
_ With the announcement toduv hv mittee of its own members to take
Just one lonely hit was all that
the ,tline to do it," he dcelared.
tin* league leading Saints could gar
“Uo the executive side of the fed tier off tho delivery of Walsh
dowment drive in Seminole county, eral government,” lie continued, Thursday afternoon nnd tin* San
of the committees and vice chair "we* have grown to have more than ford I’elery-F’ed' emerged victori
men, plana wore completed for the 200 different bureaus, boards and ous by a score of four to one in u
opening of the campnign Monday1 commissions employing several game which was decidedly the
morning. All committeemen and hundred thousand people.” For the prettiest one seen on the local field
officers are expected to moot at most part they have boon thrown t bin year.
campaign headquarters in the of- hodgv podge into ten different ex
No m atter how mnny games the
lice of tho Hiitt-Chittonden Real ecutive departments under cabin
ty* Company Monday morning.
et officers. Dut there are more baseball jinx has caused the Cel
ty-Company
All of the vice chairmen,.Accord
....„.i,.accord titan 10 independent establish ery men to lose in tho puat and no
ing to Mayor Luke, ant
i
.
_.‘ ments either directly under the m atter if they Ipse tho contest this
expected
to have ready at the meeting Mon president or directly under con afternoon, local fan* went uwny
from the home lot yesterday a f
lay morning, their lists of workers, gress.
"The big thing is to bring those ternoon realizing that Sanford lias
and the work of solicitation is ex
kindred agencies together under a real team, which will become a
pected to begin a t once.
one
authority so that their over winner when Lady Luck quits her
Seminole County’s quota of the
lapping
edges can be clipped and pouting spell and gives Nick Car
$85,000 to be raised by the state of
*h»ir
fights
stopped. The divided ter’s bunch au even break.
Florida has been fixed at $4,000
Sanford made three errors, toil
arH it i.: the plan of thu gencrui responsibility with absence of
chairmen anil ins workers to wage centralized authority prevents the they were errors of over confi
'instructive and consistent develop dence. One of them however, pos
such an intensive drive that the ment
of broad national policies." sible cheated Walsh out of u no
amount can be raised without dif
li it game.
ficulty.
Until tin* seventh inning, the
Committees Named.
Saints had not been nldc to get a
The committees announced by
single hingle und they had not been
Mayor Lake are as follows:
WASHINGTON. May 22.—The
Publicity committee: It. J. Hol treasury announced that scores of aide to get n mail past first base.
ly, Florida Trucker; T. R. Higgins seized uutoniohiles would lie utiliz In this inning witli two down;
Snnford Signal; It. II. Berg, San ed in equipping the border rum put- Messuer was safe on first by error
of Fri ible at allot t ; Brown \vall oil
ford Herald.
and Barnes hit safely to right field
t Finance; It. F\ Wliitner, F’irst
Addresses on domestic distrilmNational* Hank; A. It. Key, Semi tiono and foreign commerce en scoring Messner; Doyle was nn
out und ended the scoring of
nole County Hank; F. II. Brown, gaged the attention of the United easy
the
Saints.
Sanford Rank nnd Trust Company. States Chamber of Commerce Con
In the first inning a fte r Walsh
The following nn* vice chairmen, vention.
had retired the first three Saints
who will head committees to so
The
census
bureau's
report
on
that faced him, Curley, first man
licit subscriptions:
cotton spinning showed $100 per up for tlie Celery men, singled and
Mrs. Leltoy Chittenden, Ameri cent
shift capacity” in was sacrificed to second by F’ri ible,
can Legion Auxiliary; L. C. He April single
(Continued on page ti)
lmut, Kiwanis Club; C. L. Rritt, years. for tlie first time in two
Knights of Columbus; F\ A. Clark, _Funding of Poland’s debt to the
Longwood; Dr. J. O. Clements*
Oveldo; Rev. M. FI. Galmrd, of Ge United States was formally com
pleted with delivery to thu treas
neva; Alt i. A. M. DeF’orrest, Dau ury
of Polish bonds amounting to
ghters of the American Revolu $ 178,500,000.
tion; I.. II. Gibbs, Knights Temp
lar; F.’dwaid Hiirgin*. Sanford
Real Americn in Romance.” II. C.
DuBose, a member of the city
school hoard, accepted the gift, ex
pressing
au ’relatio n
of the
thoughtfulncs* of the pupils. S. O.
KhinhoDor, another member of the
city bourd nnd Fred T. Williams,
» member of the county hoard,
were present at the exercises.
Following Judge Housholder’*
address, » violin trio composed of
Virginin McDaniel. Loonotc Schae
fer and Ulnude Herndon, played
“ Boat Song” by Toati. This num
ber was also greatly enjoyed.
Preceding the presentation of
diplomas, Mr. Cripo gavo a talk in
which he declared the past year
has been a very successful one and
that great progress had been mnde
in all lines of school work. He
praised the personnel of tho group
of pupils and attributed the suc
tion given the teachers by the pa
rents.
The annual award of a silver cup
by tho Bailie Harrison Chapter,!
Daughters of American Revolution,
to the pupil making the highest
average in American History, was
given to Dick and Jnc.’t Sneed, twin
brothers who were tied for the
honor with an uvernge of 99 per
cent. Til.* cup was presented by
Mrs. John Leonard).
Following tlie valedictory ad
dress by M nrtlu Johnson, the class
song “Farewell" was sung by mein
(Contained Pago 3 ^
American Is Killed In
Syrian Auto Accident
BEIRUT, Syria, Mny 22.—Dr.
Samuel T. Darling, American of the
Rockefeller foundation here is
among three killed in an auto ac
cident.
The machine carrying
members of the ntuluria commis
sion of League of Nations went
over a precipice while returning
from a survey trip. One woman
is in a serious condition.
| airplanes were to carry gasoline
iu sufficient quantity for
two
hours more than necessary for the
entire round trip from Spitzbergcn to the pole.
I lie plans railed for a landing at
the pole, where it was expected
observations would be atetmpted to
locuto tho pole’s exact position, this
operation reouiring several hours.
It wa.* thought possible the planes
might have to and several times
during tho northward trip and
tack, ami th a t
they
might
not return ot Spitsbergen for sev
eral days. The arrangem ent an
nounced was thut the pilot in one
of the plane* would bo Lieut. Hieser I arson, who would have Amund
sen as a passenger, while the oth
er plane would be piloted by Os
car Oinilul, with Ellsworth un nuv*
teuton
It was stuted in tho Oslo me*sago that if it wa* not found prac11cable to IaiiiI u t tho polo, thu uv*
ialora puinruti to drop u Norwutfjan fin*; in the approximate vjcin-
DENVER, Colo., May 22.—Two
persons were killed, several injured
and a large amount of property
damage was iloni- Thursday after
noon when high winds swept the
eastern portion of Colorado.
The <l* ii»l are: Loren II. Bcfinrtt,
55, Boulder, Ohio., anil Victor Fells
of Berthoud, Ohio.
Bennett, a carpenter, was almost
instantly killed when a roof on
which he wns working wit htwo
other men was lifted by the gale
and Mown sixty feet. The other
men weru severely injured, but will
recover.
The F’clls boy was drowned when
the gale overturned u boat from
which he was fi tbing in a lake with
n companion.
Virtually ull sections of the stute
East of the mountains repotted
high winds. In muny place.* trees
were uprooted or their branches
stripped off, roofs blown off ami
some damage done to crops.
Several minor injuries were re
ported in Denver nn odthcr Colora
do cities frum fying debris.
FINDLAY, O., Mny 22.—Reports
that a storm had caused a serious
loss of life here Thursduy uflorm»on are without
foundation.
There wns a heuvy rain storm
shortly after noon, accompunicd hy
hail and wind. It is not known
thut there was a storm of conse
quence in the vicinity of Findluy.
Tin* secretary of tho Junior
Chamber of Commerce of tho
United States is expected to be
tlie principal speaker before the
rtnto convention of Florida Junior
Chandlers of Commerce which con
venes* here tomorrow at tho Sem
inole county court house.
According to information receiv
ed today by F’loyd Palmer, presi
dent of the Sanford Junior Chamhor of Commerce, which will foo
vVst to tho convention, about u
dozen cities will be repre .tinted
with over CO delegates. AizT;tj,
the cities which are expected to
nentl delegations are Jacksonville,
Lakeland. Miami, Turn pit, South
Jacksonville, St. Petonlnirg,. I)o-
mute decides are auficicntly hon
orable for them to pass an jurors
will satisfy our demands also. We
,liavo nothing to four ns to tho
outcome of this trial.”
Philip Uarry, called us a venirenan. report*, d to Robert 12. Crowe,
\lm state attorney, that ho was
’’approached’* by n man who said
Im was acting in behalf of Shopbird ’s defense Detectives from
/he slate’s attorney’s office were
went to search for the man roferIrcJ to only as “Cal.".
the jury denied it had tumperiSI with Burry, nnd pointed out he
\Vn* a furnter federal secret ser
vice ftgent and not acceptable ns
a juror.
The county grand jury, which
indicted Shepherd for the murder
|of young McClintock nnd refused
to name Mrs. Shepherd, met in
special .'tension again today to in
vestigate further tho disappearuiice of Robert White, clnimcd by*
Isitli prosecution and state ns a
/ Several persona connected with
(» detective agency, reported to
have investigated in behalf of
Shepherd were henrd.
\ A rthur Byrne, a privnto detec
tive employed by the defense a t
torneys, was reported to havo told
thu grand Jury that he had talked
• with White upon several occasions
. Just prior to his disappearance.
\yiiitc, Byrne, was reported to havo
tMttfwd, si.it' ll hi i lif,. had boon
threatened nnd that the story ho
laid told connecting Shepherd with
t \ C. F’alinun, proprietor of tho
small University of Sciences wan
concocted because of Intimidation.
Byrne said White gave the de
ess session,
fense attorneys an affidavit with
talnment; Imxebnll drawing
his original statement.
golfing und motorA Falnmn, indicted with Shepherd
but granted u separate trial, tes
tified that for a promise of $100,(•tit; from^thu estate of young Mc
A Mntock, he gave Shepherd tyAlleged Drunken Car nflold germs and taught him how
slay the youth with them.
Driven Is Fined $100 td Stewart
nnd his purtner, W. \V.
O’Brien, issued a statement this
<• Taylor, charged with driving afternoon saying that the coxa ur while under thu influence of gain.it Shepherd was a “frame-up"
>r, this morning was fined $109 that was being destroyed by wit
costs hy Muniicipnl Judge \V. nesses who had told untruthful
I’hite. Other coses disposed of i tales turning to the truth.
q Nick Buborou.*, drunk $I0
costs; Mrs. Nick Baborous, Officers Guard Jail
k und disorderly und resisting
it, $10 and costs in the first
A gainst Texas Mobs
and $28 and costs in the scoF’ederina Scaly, soliciting pos
DALLAS, Aex., May 23.—FortL
ers by using voice, $5 bond fled with machine guns, tear gas
bombs and other lethal parapher
nalia, scores of determined peace
ranchers and national
Marshal French Dies officers,
guardsmen garrison in the Dallas
At Home In England county jail today had prove,! so
formidable that no repetition of
DEAL, Eng., May 22—’The Flarl Thursduy morning's mob attack for
of Yprcs, better known as F'ield two confessed negro slayers had
Marshall French, British World been attempted. A crowd esti
Wur hero, died hero today, aged 73 mated at 19,000 was uround tha
years. He underwent an iqArntion Jail a t one time last night but it
on Mar. 19, and soon th<W'afU|c was dispersed.
wns reported to be recovering, but
subsequently his condition became French Are Victorious
worse.
In Kiffian
Search and Seizure
Act Still Undecided
Fighting
FEZ FRENCH Morocco. May 22.’
TALLAHASSEE. May 22.—TM*
Senate today adjourned without fi
nal action after three hours' debate
temperance bill.
Jury Tampering
Over Half Score of Florida
Cities Expected to Re Rep
resented at Convention Con
vention ( ’handier H e r e
Washington News
Two Are Killed In
Storm In Colorado;
HeavyWind In Ohio
Only Two Jurors Are
Detained Out o f 70
Veniremen Quizzed
Since Trial Opened
May 30, in an effort V
ic bills before that body
* adopted today,
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—
lonte Springs’ Progress Is
indicated By Increase Of Postal
itV
Receipts And Railroad Business
P*
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fin.,’ ptesent mayor is B. L. Maltble,
May 20 — This village known who is the donor of n community
throughout the state of Florida house, completely furnished, which
and by many persons of the North has served ns n gnthering e iiw of
and E a st for its beauty and the civic socials and public gatherings.
A consolidated school is located
quietness with which its natives
gw ttw u t
umii Inska, was here which serves also Longwood,
was founded in 1882. S in o thnt two miles away and Fdrest City,
time it has served ns tho quiet four, miles nwny.
Tho locnl chamber of commerce,
rtiddenCe during the winter n enths
of pwnv leading professional i.nd with W. B. Ballard, ns secretary
business men of the count ty, in* takes an active pnrt in the nffnirs
eluding George Frost, of Boston, of the town nnd the promotion of
Colonel E. U. Haskell, of tho Bost welfare nnd civic work.
Acording to Mr. Ballard, Alta
on Herald. II. II. Westinghojse,
al| of whom built beautiful reatd- monte Springs, though well situ
ated for such, hns no aspiration
M tm hero.
Edward Everett Hale. Boso to be a commercial center but pre
Cleveland and Julia Dent Grant, fers to remain within the realms
and ptany others famous in the of beauty nnd quietude for which
public eye were frequent visitors it was founded. The town how
here a t the original hotel er ever, has progressed, he points
ected by the first landing coni- natural desires of the founders and
out hns progressed, despite the
in the nnrrow neck of inhabitants, and commerce through
the eta'e, Altamonte is situated railroads nnd potsal service has
on a high ridge 30 miles west of grown to demand n new railway
the Atlantic ocean and 70 miles station which tho Atlantic Coast
v e st of the Gulf of Mexico nnd Line will soon erect nnd to place
ia surrounded by numerous n at the town in the second class post
ural lakes around which wind pav offices.
One of the features of the res
ed roads and rolling slopej of
idences of Altamontu Springs is
green.
National
Newspapermen’s
While no commercial ndvnntages the
been taken of the w ater which is Borne, which is just now in the
furnished by tho spring from which making. The home wuh given by
the village gets its name, phys- I■v C. II. Haines mid in c l’dcs a
ians have pronounced its natural club house nnd n private tneater,
There
qualities to be most healthful and known ns the “Jasm ine.”
equal to some waters which are me 85 acres of orange groves nnd
woodlands surrounding the home.
now on the market.
The chief industries of the in This will he increased by 100 ac
habitants of the village nr>> the res with the private residence of
m anagement of orange groves nnd Mrs. nnd <\ f). Haines at their
cultivation of large tracts of ferns. death. Mr. Haines, in ruldition to
Thousands of these ferns are .drip the buildings nnd lands that he
ped annually to other parts of the has already given also presented
country where there is n great do- to tho institution $10,01)0 in cash.
The home is not n charitable in
n u n d for them.
The town is governed by n may stitution. It is open to all news
or and board of two aldermen. The paper men rich nnd poor alike.
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of the driver.
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. Lnst member of the family to
get n car.
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i. Married chicken.
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I. To drive down hill without gns.
i. Meadow,
r. To sin.
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16. To kurround.
17. Fairy.
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20. Alternate to nnd fro motions
peculiar to some curs causing
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26. Exclamation of joy. ,
27. Variation of “a.
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47. Unit.
48. Those dcfenless organs thnt
listen to a motorist's cussing,
60. A dolt.
62. To nick (a mudguard).
63. What young folk- never look
at nnd old people habitually
glance a t (see picture),
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3. Pulls.
4. Preposition.
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| Florid:* Governor Writes To
Stale Ch.liman Endorsing
Appeal For Funds for Five
Million Delia:* Endowment
JACKSONVILLE, May 20- Gov
ernor •Joint Vi*. Mui't'n 1. heartily
fn sympathy with the American
I cgion Endowment Campnign /o r
disabled men and orphan* of vet
erans and for the fatatiliahnic nt<
and maintenance of n < hair of
Americanism in the University of
Florida. This announcement was
made l>y Col. William E. Nay,
state ihnirmnn of the Florida, up
on receipt of a letter from the chief
executive.
Govtrnor Martin, in his letter to
Col. Kny said, "I am heartily in
Stance-Htter?, ntention! Here's
jtitlt most puzzfe fans, is every
get *lt.
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4. Spirited.
7. ‘Upward flight.
10. f A written promise to pay,
I'd. "Lubricate*.
14. jN euter pronoun.
Id. ^Noxious plant.
18. ,,Positive.
lit. .Third mimical note.
20. ‘ .Married.
22. ?Fit.
24. NHitmim-r for roughly ahaplng
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43. Crystal gazer.
45. To abound.
47. Meadow.
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52. 0 Aurora.
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50. Ladies.
57. 'P reserv e.
58. To retransm it.
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18. "Let it stand.''
Hare.
Animal sim ilar to n frog.
Officious,
Weathercock.
Clipis-d.
Extents.
Pertaining to sound.
Weeps.
Laws.
Journeys,
fleer.
Kocolor.
To begin a water voyage,
IMay.
Dinner.
71. Particle,
73. , Narrative poetry.
?.*> -Xu Jiuw&r
Revern bo en to trawling gear
which the fisheimcn of this port
/lave ruffi'ied
through fouling
.war wrecks in the English Chan
nel threaten to sadly deplete the
Tisliiug fleet. Iii sonle cases sets
of g 'o r valued tit humW-ds of
•tiound: have In- n destroyed.
. At a meeting organised by the
Jtilxhiini Council it was decided
n suggest to tlm government the
rent inn of a compensation scheme
nut in me German reparations puyYncnt on the basis Hint the fund
jhnuld hear 50 tier cent of the
loose* and the nmuck owner should
jfun a ii-rmniil risk of III per cent
and contribute a If) per cent pre
m ium for insurance benefits.
. Reuben King, n smack-owner,
elated tfiat one owner in two years
Mn two years lost five sels of
trrv linc gear and additional losses
amounting to the equivalent of
two more sets—seven sets in nil.
Within a distance of 20 miles from
sh u n tle-re were so many war
"vre -k that it was not safe to use
dishing gear, lie said.
* Jnim-r. Hluckmore, president of
the .i.mi -k-Owners Society, dey latiil that the lo.rses for 12
Tm».ill's amounted to $27.01)0 and
j-yen then some 40 or 50 owners
did not account for their losses.
come forward with a generous re»pontic."
The letter in full, follow?:— “ I
have learned with great satisfac
tion of your selection an H'.-ato
chairman of The American Legion
Endowment Fund Committee and
of your acceptance.
The great
wot k which the American Legit a
in enriying on to aid the Veteran.-,
i-tiffaring from wartime hatd-diipfl,
in. i re tire aid and protection for
I tlte orphans anti to entchlish it
chair of Americanism in our State
I rtivei dty i.-i most commendahle.
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J-olii . II llr> i c, i l , , . j-,, ,| nr t.lli^rjAetac. In I lie propt-rl>
U r n - l o a n i-r
e l l . - I i n nil (i.-r.min i-liiitinns m
Jrfi
hi t i l t
p r o p e r l y In-rcin i t ti i
V o u t it.. i n m li-r Jl-n r> Il l.nnl, a. i - » ■■t
ilil p r o p e r t y In I iik Iih-h i . iI
J l l III.- 1'lllMlly Ilf Hrlllltllllc. Mill,- of
j ' l f t i i l i i , -i ml m u it* iH irtlco lart) ii*-»-
well equipped and in which yon will
put your heatl anil soul. I am
ure the good people of the state
will respond generously to the ap
peal of tho committee. No more
worthy cause could he pre- -nted. I
am heartily in sympathy with the
movement and it will give me great
pleasure to see the citizens of
Florida, as they have always done
when called upon to support a
great cause, come forward with a
g.-nreous response.” The letter wo.-*
signed hy the governor.
ANSWER TO YESTR It HAY’S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
■ aW t To Tm IftlR li [l ETSjjjt
R U | n B w ]H n ToTr B3 '■
R I iN IcK m lF . Mitfl P E R[ I
AM s
Headstrong.
Fondles,
Foretoken,
Enchantment.
A membi-r of a Jury.
A s'-t scheme of learning
Vegetables used instead
potato in West India,
Undent.
Part of harness.
To hem.
Sailor.
Seventh musical ne*e.
Preposition of place.
Mother.
T U It M A C K E R E L
L a r g e F a t N u r.. q
w e g ia n .
E ach
£
PEANUT RUTTER
Always Fresh,
O
Hulk. Pound
........... "
RAKED DEANS
A&P, Ovenbaked .... ........................
Campbell’s
Hrand ..............
SPAGHETTI
ENCORE lilfA N I) WITH
CHEESE AND SAUCE
Macaroni
or Spaghetti
112*07.
Ilot tie
A&P ELGIN
BUTTER
M A D E B E T T E R W IT H
T U L A -N E C T A R
MAKI
llokar
L b ..,.
Package
I- 1 pound
Package
1-2 pound
Package
Red Circle
Lb.
S O’clock
Lb................
Kill E a r ly F iles
12-oz U ntie
Fresh
m i a H U i n i m i i 'i 1
Your Telephone Order for
1 ] (1 d < i u } ' m v l 1
i t u u u i i i -in i t * a
you can buy! It gives you
m ore energy
11 you want to keep up your phys
ical vigor— he always fresh and
alert, do not cat heavy, soggy, liardto-digest bread. iwery loaf of Merita
is so evenly balanced, well mixed
and thoroughly baked, it digests
quite easily anti quickly. It gives
more energy and better health. Next
time you buy bread tell your grocer
to give you Merita. That’s the kind
that gives you all the working energy
you need. Two sizes, 10c and 15c.
FRESH DAILY
I ROM Y O U R
G
R
O
C
E
S E R B D R IB W E
S O S
\ BREAKFAST
s u e s BACON
3 9 ,b
anF otker groceries
WILLJRECEIVT. PROMP! ATTENTION
BRISKET
STEW BEEF
1 2 .\ £
COMPOUND
LARD
1 7 i t
■aMMMBaaaassBiiHt
National Biscuit Company
COME SURE!
CHUCK
STEAK
S U E D HAM
I U S T It E C E I V E I)
FLORIDA MAID” MAYONNAISE AND RELISH
2 0 ib
4 0 ib
D R ESS® f f iJ S
O
c ru m
SAUSAGE i U fil
2 5
in Hulk— Half Pound ami Pound Tins
/ lb
pork
r’lirk (Tti-’ilt t'uurl
JIM.I l * nt'ltNKV
JlwlK-ltorM fur i 'ionplain lilt.
I»>- A. II Wr-ik*. V . C
tS D A t.)
A New Delicious Drink— Fine F ir Hot Weather
&
STONES
Uemplcle Line „f Extra Fancy Dried Fruits— AppI
Primes, Pen d ies, Pears
Unisons,
FULL CREAM CHEESE 2 , 9 i
.iii-- mu **r ciMiipiptot ur-ii tier* in
a m iii* p h it.*v *,r j n i v a i > i s : s
■ i t i s i t t i t i i i -:h «111 1»■ :• 1 1 :
iii-u
orv Imoi] u p I arp| ,.f
i-*iurt, tlrln ritn rlay nf
la ri.
:: isiL'OLASH,
HAYES’ FINE FRUIT .JUICE
R
- IT IS lli:e.l,TIY (lltDl'III'D thit
W*m a ml r.icli i>f you •!>> appear In
WITVUHS
j-»|il i*lrcuii
3 l a > . A. D.
^
l
-lost Like The ‘‘Homemndo" Kind—All Sizes
CURTIS MARSHMALLOWS
1
3 lt»- rti-ihi.
Will Show Their N ew est Product
Here Saturday
*
vd« unlcr nr piiirlleatliMi In- poo
S|*lie*( in lhr Siiofortl Dallv lli-ralil
•-OCI- -i «%i-*T, ini right I?) coin** i tr-
Fresh
Stock
WHRRE SANFORD TRADES
^iftr*r ■(« mhill it*it,
*
House
Cubans
N o t t b w e n t Q u u r t r r nf N o rth
((ttiirtMf of MtQllfitl
Town*
4 h J» -L iTiilll It n ( lt*i It 14*’ il! K ia |,
tifhl to nil u u k tio « vn |u*rm»fifi elalrnftl ttH I fit
I tt t h e I 'l D p i i t y liftrt*in.
a*
Maxwell
C re a m e ry
Lb.
i
* A wealthy Scotsman, 75 yeuri
dtl, i traveling 7,000 miles from
iomdillu l<> Scotland to pick n
few ; prigs of heather ami cal a
NOT A SLOGAN
15UT AN A&P
POLICY!
Fresh Fruits and Vetfeiaides
EXTRA RICH B R E A D
MADE
nv THE
AM ERICAN UAK.FRIES CO.
HAMBURGER STEAK 1 2 1 £
7 LARGE SOUR PICKLES
u SWEET Mixed PICKLES
Gonzalez Grocery Co
277— PHONE— ITS
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY22, 1925.
Wnyrrusa .
New York ...
Chicago .....
Anniversary Of Founding
[tUVNTA, Ga., May 22.—About organisation—Forest Adair, nrcMI prominent citizens ,f r o m dene; Frank Adair ami V '.re .V
„ „nd from all sections of Adatr, Jr., vice presidents; Robin
Amur, secretary, and Derry Adai.-.
l ^ t r y , will Rather at the AtDuring recent w a r:
ij.5iiu.iv.*i Hotel I n tJ - i c-oii- iteoity & l rust Company has
rTrtlcbratc the sixtieth annt- brought millioas cf dollars into the
V , , ! the Adnir, Realty &
JCompany, nationally known ties, and many
. of the
most prom_____ re i in. Florida
irient s.ructurcj
.... 1
r.f this city.
— and
Georgia
rded in 1805 by Colonel. .Geo.
.
, , - were Made possible bv
jpir, father of Forrest Adair, their activities, it is declared
ut president of the firm, the; Amog the important buildiniw
ms the first real estate apd in Klonda which were financed by
l agency in the United Tampa Terrace Hotel to open soon
j*ind through the broadening in Tampa; the Lakeland Terrace
scope fcn* now become n tin- Hote, m i.a.toland; the Sarasota
I figure in the financial world,
ei oemg
j Hotel
being built in Sarasota; the
tiiily through
the
large Roosevelt Hotel and Huntingdon
^ t of capital it has -brought Ruum g in Miami; the West
Ithe South for construction pur- t oast Title Building in St. Peters,
through the sale of first burg; the Guaranty Building in
—
igc real estate bonds.
west Palm Beach; the t om-.au
C^rest Adair went into the of- Building now keing erected in
1
fvith his father in 1871), and J' est Palm Benin; tne Dixie
Court
years later, George Adair, Hote! also in West Palm Beach
*
itr son, whose death occurred and many other.).
f years ago, entered the busiThe tirm was also one of the
Upon the death of.the fath- first to interest the large insur
Ldfounded the real estate busi- ance companies of the country in
[ l i l operated under the name making loans in Florida's smaller
lorrest and George Adair, until towns i,n residential and business
when the present corporation properties. An office was estab
[formed
lished in Jacksonville in the Adair
re arc now five Adairs in the Building, several years ago.
r.™
Florence.....
Pot Yard
0; forma n
Total
....... .... 12
Diplomas
AreGiven
HA
C*
J
To 74
it3.fi.iu,ti*'"gactivi. lo
/4 Graduates
Of Grammar School
TV*
a
(Continued from Page 1.)
bers of the eighth grade.
'Ihe following re.-civcd diplomas:
William Hucheson, H. C. W atjrs,
LcLt Rivers, Marguerite Garner,
Cecil
Dorsey,
Booth, Dick
,,
, , . Ruby
. -------
*"%***»*#-*•
bonds, and,
Whereas, said bonds have been
sold to bear interest at the rate of
five per centum per annum, in
stead of six pci^ centum p e r.a n
num, and.
Whereas, it has tyecome necessary
to change the rate of interest that
said bonds arc to boar, therefore,
BF. IT RESOLVED, th a t the
issue of bonds in the sum of Two
Hundred and Four
Thousand
($201,000.00) Dollars, for munic
ipal purposes enumerated and spe
cifically set forth in the Preamble
of Resolution No. 208, duly adop
ted by the City Commission of the
City of Sanford, on the 18th day
of April, A. D. 102."), shnll hear
interest at the rate of five per
centum per annum, Instead of six
per centum per annum ns provld-
i aid inV st insom Mury°BamfcLTlar’ 1r<| bj' sni'1 n ' 3c!utlon hcretoforo
«.d Fischer, Alton Talbert, l.ucillc ™opted. nnd,
Flemming, May Lord, John Miller,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
AcIda Vnrn, Mary Ann Baker, Jack that this resolution shall he and
Peters, Kathleen Long, Adel Vining, Jessie Garner, Horace Jiminez, become effective immediately from
l.otetn Edenficiil, Howell Rosves, and n fter its passage and adop
Ernest Culp, Hazel Appleby, Hen- tion.
rietta Edwards, Mary Frank Huff,
Adopted this J'Jth day of May,
Fled I.undress, Emily McMillen,
A.
D. It)25,
Leoncxe Shenfcr, Ellen Talford,
FORREST LAKE,
Nannis Brooks, Esteha Collin i,
Thomas Hutner, Eugene Butler,
S. O. CHASE,
Jessie Mae Brown, Lillie Carrawny,
C. J. MARSHALL,
Gladys Carraway, Mable Chapman,
As the City Commisson of San
Marl ban Fitts, Louise Fields, Vi
ford, Florida,
ola Hickson, Ethel Jones, Martha
Johnmn, Bernice Lodge, Virginia (SEAL)
McDaniel, Hilda Muirhend, Mary A ttest:
Mixon, Clifford IUv*rs, Ola SpurL. R. PHILIPS.
Youthful Star
ling, Antoinette Shinholser, Emily
City
Clerk of Sanford, Florida
Starr, Lula Urquuhart, Alice Vlhlen, Woodard Bertelson, Carson
Cook, J. D. Fitzpatrick, Frank DuBose, Byron Fox, Claude Herndon,
Ernest .lower -. Marvin Leavitt, Ed
ward Mitchell, Arthur Monger,
Leonard Miller, William Morse,
Kinch.'n Powers, Evans Hjrencer,
Orleans Clergymen Is
A remarkable discovery lias enabled
Earl Rumblcy. Bernard Schirnrd, thousands
of worn-out, tired, nervous,
ncred By Presbyter inns
Golden Wade and Roscoe Wallace. anaemic people
to increase their
General Assembly; 300
strength and energy, often in t wo weeks'
bminiss toners Attend Meet
Several small coins, dated in the time, und to quickly rlunge their leaden
fifties, and the remains of an old pallor and listless look to the pink skin,
llintlock musket were all that re rosy li[)8 and sjuirkliiig eyes of glowing
tMNGTON. Ky., May 22—
mained with the bones of a pion health. Formerly they were given tho
eorge Siimmey of New Oreer found in a hollow tree on the old-fashioned tinctures and pills made
j va< elected moderator of the
Missouri Valley River bottom near from mineml iron, whirli many doctors
assembly of the PrcshyIlninhirg, Iowa. It is believed now fiay nro Boirerly a-.dmilatwl at all,
i church in the United States
he hid in the crevice to escat>o In and so give little benefit. But since tho .
[hi on the second ballot here
a now cnmUnnlion of i^janis j
dians and wan unable to climb up ilueuvrry
trim—.tiH t-ir- lih.]
tatsday.
to the entrance hole fr» the in- Iron—Ntintnl
*T»anieiron in mir • v»t»Mo»|, i.i promptly lain n
up by tl,« bl.Hxl, ttioiunml. b»v« tmir.,1 thst
stdc of t lie tree.
Simmey succeeded Dr.
ttwy ran bmiloh fvi-ry
ol tirrUni-M and
t
Iton Whaling, of Louisville.
diiunrM. thrw ptrubarpniniSDtl that ru-nrou*n-01 inrtd. nt 0* oM a«\ in n Irw »bnrt w.rk*.
Ih a registration of approxif'urlhrrim.n*. N'tml. .f Irun ilu*-* mil Iniiu. ibn
fy 300 commissioners, the wixl.-rth or duintl) lb. ilomarh. It qnirkly Mpi
pt itneral assembly began
t)U)M up rirli, ml blood l!ut mrrtro nr.
tlrrngth. vtlslily *»<1yuulh to your whole l»«ly.
la; the di:;euusio,i of church
A RESOLUTION CHANGING
No milter how «iti|| kiul til you |,rl, nr how
In which will
continue
msiiy olbrr tnntlrlnrs you hav. in«t tn vain,
INTEREST
THE
RATE
OF
make
this ronvinrlmt I-»l: Taka Nmslril Iron
l the entire.week of the ito|tut two wevka,
ati.1 If you «lo
not nolirn
notice a
FROM li PER CENT TO 5 lor
tor Jua^two
wevka. and
doJi.it
womlerfut*Improvyrnent inolr>ngth and rm-n
PER
CENT
PER
ANNUM,
OF
...........
and
loots
year,
younger,
tl.o
ilrutgiit
will
[Whaling, in ids opening serrefund your money. Nutated Iron
AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY promptly
u<cli
irpii that commissioners to
I*acid under this abavtuto isu-vantro by all gewl
lii* crowns on Jesus.”
THE CITY OF
SANFORD. liuatiala
I* :.on Second Ballot.
FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF
1 Jurat-y w.i elected modera
$204,000,011 AUTHORIZED BY f5
tor jeciind ballot, receiving
H
RESOLUTION NO. 208, DULY 11
r»55
i B for Dr. C. M. Richards
ADOPTED
ON APRIL I3T1I,
College, N. C.; 49 for
THE
LW. McLaughlin, of Rapine,
1025.
:: II far 11’*• Rev. C. F. RichWhereas, the Commb.ston of U»c
l«f Parts, Mo.
City of Sanford, Florida, hm here
[J. M. Glasgow, of Knoxville,
i *.u eliminated on the first
tofore by resolution duly adopted
The new moderator is one i
K1I W M Q J f C t r ^
on Apt 11 13tli, 1925, provided for
most widely known m in-|
FLO< K B A T A T I M B
an issue of bonds in the sum of
V /tT M
I in the Southern PresbytcrTwo Hundred and Four Thousand
«S. After serving as a |
<$20l,0u0.00l>> Dollars, the pro
i»f OifMer s, f*, church, Dr.
»¥•*)»*« I
iW P n
became chancellor of
ceeds derived from the sale there
I' 'tern university of C larks-1
/■ J
of to bo used to help finance the
'.t’s easy to kaop your
F r n - '■'L i'1' lie remained for Meet Paul Wyatt, 17-year-old na
JF
hot iso free from (lie*
proportionate
part
of
the
cost
of
■ He has been pastor of tionnl backstroke Hwimming star,
/
w ith CENOL FLY DEown church in New Or- who has been turning tn Home sen ■| certain street iinprovementit nsLTHOYLR. .lost spray
I - r ''entcen years and has national performances, He was n sessed against property abutting
i t around. Tire (lies fall
lit from a small church
dead. Safo rind easy
member of the American Olympic said street improvement, and,
, m. re than 700 members,
to use.
Quick and
team last summer and finished sec
Whereas, sai«! resolution pro
ftailed Anti-Modernist
thorough. Fora health
ond to the great Kelealm of Hpn
ier, m ore comfortable
i L L. Hill, of Athens, Ga., lulu in the 100-meter backstroke vided that said bonds should hear
home.free 'roni nic*,mo
b'.'i the successful candidate i event. A bright future is predicted in te ro t at the rate of six per cent
Co n r I Flv IH-r' r
uiuniling the nomination, j for him.
per centum per annum.
I (, |V. Wcllnwcll, of Alabama.
For Sale By
Whereas, said issue of bonds
A' “modernists will not have
Reapportionment
was
this
day
offered
for
sale
after
j
! under him.
LANKY’S DRUG STORE
l l. siier, of Maxton, n . ! i \ ] u e t i i u r
W ith
D e l a y duo advertisement, inviting p ro -1
elected assistant clerk and .
”
I . , * J posals for the purchase of said ItOl MII.LAT & ANDERSON
v. T. I' Allen, of Charleston, I 11 S t a t e
• C. McQueen of Syla_______
is n ir
ta in iiii
m
AI w
1
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TALLAHASSEE. May 22— Af
......... * " > " * * "
ter voting down Representatives
“i r|f>orU on thi* 'pny|or an,j lu ll’s amendments to
J , ‘.
afternoon session ^ 8enate rc-apportlonnicnt mensuntil tonight,
t eexpected
L TthatS action
l . I on1 : L u - . x n , . . ' « u
c .,- Y p * cisive one. , t)»*• House of In pre
irf.rt- w.iuld he taken by the isentutives of the Horida LegisiaJi)’ before next week. The iturc today voted l<> postpoiie fur
-**ill t.e referred tn vnri^"" ther consideration of the m atter
’ ’ fur consideration and .Until Monday afternoon upon the
:i Packages oi Clover Leal Sugar W afers
Imported t * the asst’mo]y u,r adoption of a motion by Bell who
stated that South Florida counties
_")!' ! • l.-rk announced that should he given an opportunity to
of Alaliama, has divided confer among themselves and a r
ih-ry of North Alahara range their own senatorial dis
and one package of Sunshine Soda Crack
r4| a new Presbytery known tricts on the most satisfactory ba
• rt.’bytery of Birmingham sis to the section.
ers Free
'agaaized and enrolled.
M’ADOO CONFERS IN N. Y.
•■‘I LAMER s e i z e d
NEW YORK, May 22.—A Wash(iootl W hite. Bacon
_,
ingtnn dispatch to the New York
ston* ^
i’er pound ......
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lay 22.—Tho steam er World today says that with his eye
, u.-ued today by custom : Hxed on the presidential norolnaN* aide* by Boston police, tlon of 1928, William G. McAiloU,
Kingun’n Sugar Cured llama
1 s thniisand cases of usbidding a series o fpolitical con*
Per pound.....
liquors aboard.
Eleven fennecs with Democratic leaderrt
uf the crew were arrest- ^throughout the East.
KinganAs Pic Nic Hums
IV
,}ir •*r’'
i<
w am nm m m m m m m m m
1
win
W ill rob you of future profits that will result from buying in
.4
‘SuWw
Don’t Wait—when your first
payment is only
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One Pound Cans Sardines
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fin Tomato Sauce)
) f> pound Cans
...._......... 30c
Tuna F is h .........
1 pound cam.
15c
Pink Salmon ...............*..........
1 pound cans
30c
.Artro Red Salmon
2'Zg pound cans
25c
New York State Peas.......
2 */ t pound cans
28c
New York State Apricot *
tol Gables Display At New York
Exposition Attracts Much Interest
r V!‘ Ga b l e s , May 22.—T he.cd with pictures of scenes from this
is
<1 in Grand (’entrnl Palace, tra d e d the camera»• man P”',3lbl>
ot* t ity registered for its more than any of the exhibits is
result of. the many pictures
1--V 1 stu‘ndance the
__ „groat___ the
__ ...
L „ r. ,,f people who have| apnenrin; tn the Pf*1*
L'J,
indication ns to the populari >
■>r. ntl exposition of this | this
section of the s-outh
^
Gables immense dis-[ The Southern Exposition conL ,. ?r:{‘ ' l ‘d any exhibition,'Itim .is throughout thia; v^ek: with
especially arranged fenturo t
ISClaw ' l!1’
f1103* pOpUt h e ; that make it one of tho mos
wc, , *ll'wn as it was the
,
official repreMntn- 5tractive places for visitors °
£ ’m HwkW. nnd pictured1York nnd for N«w ' or^c!^ „ „ i,d
though they are no* especial
Nnr! Florida, Miami, and even
urul Gables in its truest ly intereited In the development of
the south
•'outhf
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tun Uora.
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certa
by Jan
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features
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carried many c o l- 1by Tina nnd Ehjcn^T
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925.
Yes, We All Need Comparison
I’hi.HV I'M
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O n* Year— IT-Ofl S i t M o n t h s 13 60
V>*llv*r*<1 In C l l y Uy F a r r i e r , p e r
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■ N PRC IA t, JfO T IC K t All o b i t u a r y
B o'lce*. c ard * o f th a n k * , r e s o lu ti o n *
•an d notice* of e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e
’r h a r ir e * At* M m le will h e c h a r g e d
*f«r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rate* .
M R M IlR R t h e A S S O C IA T E D IMIE9S
T h e A s s o c i a te d J’r*** 1* e x c l u s
iv e ly e n t i t l e d t o t h e u se f o r re tn ih lJ rn iln n o f a l l n*w» d ts tia lc h e *
c r e d i t e d t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d
i t e d In th l* n a n o r a n d a l s o t h e InJen 1 new* p u hllsfied h e re in . A ll r i g h t *
o f re p u b l ( c a tio n o f sp ecial d i s p a t c h
e r s h e r e i n a r e *l*« r . « r « ( l .
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FRIDAY. MAY 22, 1923
THE HERALD'S PLATFORM
I,—-Deeper wstcr root® to Jackson
ville.
■J,—Construction of St. Johns-Indian River eanal.
f3.—Extension of white way.
4 — Extension or local amusements.
• —Swinning pool, tennia courts,
etc.
8c—Augmenting of building pro- gram —houses, hotels, apartm ent
? houses.
,6.—Extension of street paving pro
gram.
.7. — Construction of boulevard
around 1-nke Monroe.
rS^-Completion of city beautifica
tion program.
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“
1HS GIFT TO ME
thank God for Hi.* Gift to me,
J t’s Just a* precious ns can lie.
And in His word I always find,
1 Rest for my body, soul and mind.
• It's taught me that I need not
strive
Thnt Ho in mo is now alive.
And, oh, I prniso Hi* precious
Name,
That as a little Ilal>o lie came,
And took a body just like ours,
And in It conquered Satan's powers
Thnt lie was wounded, bruised,
and torn,
a That through Ills death wo might
he horn.
That into death itself He went,
Thnt He was willing to Im spent.
But He did something more, praiso
God,
, For on the jaw of death Ho trod,
And to the devil gave his due,
And put the "kibosh" on him too.
- Now, surely He, who conquered nil,
•'Can rare for us, whute’er befall.
And ’mid the trials that annoy;
I know He gives us pence and joy,
'N ow , in these days when men deny,
'T h at Jesus came for us In die,
And trampla underneath their feet,
Thnt Blood, which is our sure re•
treat,
I KNOW His Mood has made me
whole,
And thnt He's living in my soul.
Mrs. I,. A. Wilcox.
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!*n't It about time paving in the
Enst side Is begun?
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"Business as uriiul" should lie
our motto this summer.
Man went fishing the other day
and got two bites; bulb red bugs,
---------o-------If you want some good exercise
get out and mow the front lawn.
It will do you good and the lawn
too,
" ‘Dead1 Man on Wny Home to
Wife After Four Years" rends a
headline. Someone page Henry
Cabot Lodge.
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It could not he done, perhaps except in the case of defen
seless children or dependents who could not "answer back”,
but wouldn’t it be comforting if you could take the chronic
complniners of your acquaintance anti compel them to view
with understanding the anguish and unhappiness of people
who have real suffering and sorrow?
The woman who tlemnnds vast sympathy because her
head is aching, the man who talks dolefully of his dimming
sight— what a list of "heliyachcrs” could be made from peo
ple who are fairly staggering under the nbundnnce of their
blessing*.
A girl we know went into a storm of tears not long ago
because her naughty brother clipped an enticing curl from
the back of her head. She wept until she was ill. She up
set all the family’s peace, and for days she went about with
a face that would call an undertaker from his long sleep.
The girl vowed that her beauty was ruined. Her whole
life, she felt, was marred and Broken, it would have been
laughable, if she did not happen to have miserable ways
o f working out her gloom upon her relatives.
And down the street was another girl all twisted from a
terrible accident in her childhood. Out of her beautiful eyes
looks a beautiful soul. Her tears never come except as she
weepH over other people’s troubles. Somehow back there in
the awful weeks following her accident, she learned to suffer
alone, learned that it is small and cownrdly to load one’s
grief upon other people, or permit one’s sadness to darken
other people's lives. But this girl’s misshapen body was no
sermon to the other girl.
The girl of the missing curl is a child of Fortune. Every
thing seems to have been showered upon her, loving parents,
a luxurious home, beauty, riches, talents— but she regards
them as a matter of course. She does not count her bless
ings. She is never especially grateful. She gets sympathetic
listeners to her complaints because she is young and pretty.
But as she grows older, her complaining habits will find
vacant patience. Where her friends now go to almost any
trouble to relieve her fancied troubles, “friends” of her later
life will avoid her. Even when her troubles become real,
she will find that people have set her down as a chronic
whiner and all the bitterness of indifference and neglect will
be her punishment.
What we all need is comparison, We all need to measure
our troubles al tngsido the big troubles of other people. We
all need to magnify our appreciation of the good things that
come our way, and to minimize the alleged ailm ents and dis
asters we think we have encountered.
But, ns we said in the beginning, it isn't often possible to
make the chronic whiner lake an understanding look at peo
ple who have real suffering and misfortune to bear. The
chronic whiner refuses to be shamed into silence. He knows
nothing about taking stock of his compensating blessings.
Each of us can examine his own case, and see just how it
goes.
MONKEY BUSINESS
As Brisbane Sees It
A $2,000,000,000 WORD.
THE ROOSTER KILLED HIM.
WHY SHOULD FORD BUY
IT?
} STANDARD OIL IN THE AIR.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
( C o p y r i g h t 1923)
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ANDRES MACARDO, a Filllplno gentleman, whiled away dull
hours at cock fighting. As he sat
in the cockpit, where a fine bird
belonging to him had just killed
another bird, the victories cock
turned and buried the steel gaffs,
fastened to his legs, in the stom
ach of Mr. Macardo. That gentle
man soon died.
IF THAT happened often, cock
fighting would lose its charm.
In the future wars, fought from
the air, kings and other rulers that
used to START the wars, and then
stay at horr.c, will know how Mr.
Macardo felt when the rooster
turned on him.
Then wars will lose THEIR
churm.
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Just Another of Today’s Wonders
There is no future in v-iT
Balkan statesman.
B **“* t
LOOKV.'UaT o GZ »
CAMS LOW rfWA
A MO/lKCf "
3**
* r v
v a r
Florida man wants bathe',,, .
pay a tex, maybe a luxury ^ U
Nothing on earth bore, M
much as people with gimlet ey^
Maks a m
O lfo ME /
MR. WOODBUIDGE, new head
of the Advertising club of the
World, says the daily newspaper
is the "preem inent advertising
medium for selling merchandise
quickly."
To the real business man it is
more than that. It is the ONLY
advertising force thnt can BUILD
UP A NAME. Repetition is Repu
tation.
And only the dnily newspaper,
morning and evening can give to
a REPUTATION the REPETI
TION that creates value. Dollars
put into brick, mortar, steel and
glass time will tear down. Money
invested in the advertising, build
ing up n nnme WORTHY to be ad
vertised, will outlast all your fac
tories.
Ford’s factories perhaps nre
worth fifty or a hundred millions.
The one word "FORD" is worth
at least TWO THOUSAND MIL
LION’S.
DAN DOBBSSaVs
Spring’s so lazy we *»t
.
mallow instead of chewinB t j j
British soap trusts made tw
"00,CC0 last >«.«i.
cieanyt
____They
dean**
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/
M
Woman Rolf cnamp «*-,
vc cusses. She’s a Fcrf«t ^
never
bug.
&
Ancient Babylonian ruins <
they had flappers. So 4,
ruins.
If Mr. MacMillan finds a r
cat up the North Pole he had i
ter not trp to enteh it.
vj
As aH
•.
ft
Four were kilted fiist <Uy j
Safety Week in Peoria, I1L fo.,
comes only once u jear.
T he
ASE
VZIGhT - in s o m e
CASSS
Women in Persia have started*
boh their hair. Bet the neighb
call them Persian cats.
LX.
CS
V,
Ay MWK^AM I ? )
:V £
R/tO DBAfc.
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OB 5 0 fMa \
In Africa, the Prince of Wj
shot a blesbok. This shou'd tn
hlesboks to leave him ati>n?.'
WHEteVS'rfwR
Woman mayor of Hollow**
has quit. Wants to stay at koi
Men should ask equal rights.
T ail ?
The job we want is in
where men are hired and piif i
cotor pipes by smoking thee.
,C j>
ONLY ME
1
French say they will wdc
any suggestions about their
to us. We beg to auggc.g ;h;
a
It ^w
O F c o u rse " fe e e
a Ce
tx c a p T o n s
Caine is named head of pads
bureau. The news should
been headed, “Coolid- <
Caine."
EPUCaT oN HAS ip5 DISADVANTAGES
SOMEBODY SAID Henry Ford
wanted to buy the biggest United
States steamship. Leviathan. The
MIAMI TRIBUNE
"authorities," whoever they may
be, say, “Nonsense, Ford could not
For those who live so largely southeast trades, in the sudden ,
possibly use the Leviathan."
out of doors as do the people of downfall of tropical ram . or when
WHY COULDN’T HE?
Florida, in peculiar intimacy with the sun puts on his coronation I
• and‘ ! robes in the evening of our sem i-;
MR. FORD might want to organ landscape and sen, with sky
aLu.-,
thor»cornea
a
wealth
o. op ; tropical days in all these are to jj
ize trips to Europe at redue <i rates
he found joy to spread over o u r 1
pqittinity
for
study
and
reflection
for public school teachers ami high
about nature not known to many days in the form of inspiration ■
school students.
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and strength.
Might it not interest him to say, other parts of the world.
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Some
one
has
said
that
the
imIn the midst of the coming of
"I will give thousands of Ameri
can hoys and girls the chance tp 1various tnstVtutions, some du(r Jaginative faculty of the soul must
see the world that I didn't have j there will he found in Greater Mi be fed with objects, immense and
ami cn astronomical observatory eternal. Certain it is that the a- D
my youth.
“ And, sending teachers
with in which the peculiar benuties of bilitv to get the message of the ■
them, 1 shall remind the people the southern heavens will he re earth, the sea, and stars gives vu- ■
that public school tcachcn; deserve vealed as an added attraction to lues richer than those of houses 2
our atreddv tich endowment of and lands. Such impressions are
the nation’s gratitude."
beyond explanation. They wrap us
f,r iv t lorriirt
iiiia iiiiu i,
THE SEERS OF NATURE
j Two Special Bargaim
What’s this going to do to the fruit-growing industry in
Florida? Scientists report the successful use of a “rubber
cover” for fully-ripened fruit which sh u ts out all air and
thus prevents decomposition.
The fully ripened fruit is dipped into a rubber composition
which hardens sufficiently to make a complete cover. When
quite cold, the cover becomes brittle and can easily be remov
ed, leaving the fruit in the condition it was in when packed.
Mangos from India, sugar-apples from South-Sea Islands,
delicate-skinned tropical fruits of equatorial lands are to
travel to northern markets, safely protected against decay in
transit by their rubber coats!
The Herald hasn't seen any of this fruit in its rubber
to describe just what a love of the
cover. It hasn’t even seen a lengthy description of the pos
sta r- accomplishes for the thought brightening eyes of a friend.
sibilities of this method of preserving fruit. But if it is to
To analyze these things is to
and imaginative person. They
work, it does not require much imagination to see to what
WASHINGTON w a s nt>te t<> ful
seem to separate us from earthly half spoil them. Language over
extent that kind of fruit-packing could serve mankind. If take care of the British in IT7«; i»c- things, giving a distinct cut-off states or understates. The power
fruit in such a covering can be kept in good shape indefinite- their lives, shooting honrs, deer, between the cure and struggles of Of these natural objects upon the
of man is as difficult to
|y, why can’t all other perishable food products? If there wolves and Indians, American the mundane world, affording the spirit
capture as the fragrance of «
spirit
of
man
a
chance
to
breathe
is no c h a n c e for microbes to work from the inside if air is farmer.: were accustomed to hand and expand. The stars are en flower.
excluded, it would seem that there is no limit to the possi ling a rifle.
voys of beauty to the seeing eye.
One must come to nature tn nnThis country will be prepared Thev lighten the universe of night other mood than that of cold calbilities of the rubber coverings.
nil attacks, within twenty- with a sublime relation to the un- Vulution. i4 mood of worship and of
Taking it all in all, these miracle days in which we are against
five years, la'cause employes of iverse. Men acquire an original J wonder. Nature opens her secrets
living are wonderfully interesting. Never in tin- history of great industrial units, steel, oil. relation to the universe. There is t„ „ne who adores her. and feels
llie world were there so many thinkers engaged in search sugar, wholesale firms of nil kinds n new sun, a new sky, and new i Rer beauty and her power, as the
ing things We have learned to regard the Magellans, th e , in the regular course of (heir husi stars in every day and every night j human heart opens wide only to
De Sotos, the Columbuses of the ages as the great d iseo v -!»«*■. will .;now tmw to handle fly for him who would see them. I love. The hospitality of the time"To him who in the love of na- less world about us is only for
erers. but there are as worthy discoverers living today.
iddnl-T wiiY number ten* oMlmT
tine holds communion with the I those guests who enter these pnrlaic ions ripe pineapples clad m rubber coats traveled to
various forms.
i tul" with affection and with open
the North I’ole country in the cabin of an air-ship slipping! That will
discourage
. . . ...
-. . bivuslon,
„|M.njtK a various language."! souls,
ns
the
shipbuilders
and
daring
sen
along two hundred miles an hour! Oh, Isabella of Spain captains of the British Isles prol Honn litis said that you cun-| It was u fine bit of imagination
what jew els would you give for that!
te ited them from invasion,
not bathe twice in the same river, that clothed the great I'au go*! of
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Every natural object acquires new old—in a coat of stars.
aspects through our change o f|
olIr assembly of attractions
mood. The wealth of inspiration f)ir this fair pail of the world let
in the Inndscnpe, in the water and in* n<,t to forget the study of the
In the sky. belongs only to those matchless natural
phenomena,
who have trained their eyes and | which is n department rich and
imagination to see them.
complete in i t s e l f . It will take us
2121 W. First St.— Opposite Post Office
Nature in this part of the world from tin- buzz and din of cities.
takes on some of her most hos It will give us a share in the new
pitable forms. In such sunshine and golden morning that rises
as onw finds here a man casts off daily out of the eastern sea. it
Ids years. In the breath of this will reinstate life upon a higher
SOUTH AFRICA, land that pro springtime is perpetual youth. plane to consider our richness of
duces gold, returns to the gold The sun is the great restorer. It treasure in this region where each
standard, imitating old Mother {is the handmaid of nature in her morning is the opening of a sum
England. Down there, below th e 1greut repair shop.
mer day.
equator, under the hut sun, tens i In the tranquil mornings before
—"Can these things he.
of thousands rush to a new gold I
And overcome us like a sum
field. About ten times ns ninny the land breezes change off with
mer’s cloud,
ocean winds, in the rustle of
blacks as whites are in the rush. the
Without
our special wonder."
the
pulm
leaves
filled
with
the
But, needless to ruy, when the dust |
settles the whites will have the
gold dust.
What would happen to the gold!
TAMPA TIMES
standard and the world’s finumv
WORKING DAY
if this new gold field should sud
denly multiply hy two, or ten or
The average American citizen plete qontrol of the sea. In time
AND NIGHT
twenty the world’s gold supply'! has become so accustomed to mari -if war it would merely be neces
That, however, will surely not hap time warfare ns conducted under sary to put guns on the merchant
People who work with hand and brain nred a
pen.
rules of humanity and civiliza ships.
money
to your credit at this hank works for *"u da>
All through the ages, white men tion bv great armed fleets that he
The big, fust
merchantmen,!
w:Ciout interruption, and it Is absolutely *> e 1
n.gn:
have cut each. . other’s
throats
to
armed
with
large
guns,
would
be
If a man marries a widow, nam
. . .
,
docs not realize the conditions
itb s*
get them, gold and silver have, vvhiotv would prevail if the re t bo battleships of the future. The!
ST I'KTKKSBinn; TIMKri
ed Elizabeth, with two children,
at your command. Why not open an account «
maintained their value, based ott I tfUiar navies of the world were a-'■''mail, fast ships, armed with small
what has lit- got himself? A sec
now ?
t i t slight
a Iin h t
.
.
. .
. f i - n u i i m l t i i P i uu I.
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tL
scarcity, with
fluctuation ™
ondhand l.izzie ami two runguns and torpedoes, ..would
be 4the
Dealt Inge’s preference for nn her already filled. A recent Am Providence seems to have arrang bniished and war should come up cruisers
>about *_Ex. Then he imiM. gar-. | aui))<;rHtic
and destroyers.
I Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
f„ rm 0f government may erican visiter offered to take the
on a world tin prepared.
ed that for its mysterious reason t.
age in a junk shop.
When
vve
entered
the
war
of
I
be
explained
by
situations
like
the
To wage war under such con 1KPJ. the lust war in which onr]
-o at responsibility for opening this
DEAN INGE, who doesn’t like ditions the nations engaged would government used privateers, \w
Wish the bun had told us if that ,lt,atUock ovt’r lht‘ 17 " il tunka
I vitlvo, but was denied permission.
Gainesville
l\ “r,lbase.
iIl,rl,<i[’
tht’
‘Tto un Counsel for IbA-.ay have also of to be called "gloomy," is in Lon be compelled to arm all the mer i had but HI serviceable war vesti..a... . • 1.1.man who
...ii ithrewi the va
it exeniplifi*'*,
chantmen and send them out pri- sels. In November, 1811, Amer
don, describing America.
Ji.hes at his w.fc spi led the bean -. m l t I l t i | l | , dl, g rcB( lht. impotence
fered to till the tanks with the
He says our "rushing energy vutcciing with undisciplined crews ica knew war was coming, h u t1
ImHe aoill V' \T,^ 1 ° 'i V " " '
®omet i i ne« m anacles govern- Iexpress stipulation that such uc- is mostly
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and the language j a,ul irresponsible untrained offic- failed to build a single w arship.,
I tion should not prejudice pending [ wi speak is something like th ■ *‘rs- History is full of accounts of 301) merchantmen were convertit?
irow.
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The 17 tanks were built by litigation, but the government at- English language. On the whole
, horrors of war
a,' waged .under
, ed into privateers, and these shin i
such conditions. Piracy and out- w l u r e d or destroyed l R5il *nFreedom of speech and freedom E. L. Doheny under the term* of , torneys *hv away. They fear the the dean is friendly.
his
lease
of
the
Elks
Bills
oil
tecourts
might
not
take
th
at
view,
merchant ships For luck of
In one of his essays he tells you rage has followed in the track of
of the pres* are something our
STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS
Whether the government wins or Hint when St. Paul thought he privateers in all the worlds l>«"t wur:;hi,„ „u, ca|lital m Washing
- forefather* fought for u good serve. The validity of the lease
hux
been
attacked
by
the
United
wars.
Massacred
non-combat-,
lon
was
raidt>(1
'and‘
bunwd
if
loses
the
Teapot
Dome
siuts,
the
many generations ago and yci
was inspired he was really suffer ants and burned cities were thet,,..,
to.,*
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i
there are still some folks who States in the Teapot Dome suit, re navy needs the tanks. They cost ing nn attack of epilepsy.
vve, in P.t^a, should destroy all of
aiU*1
cently
heard
before
a
California
? 1.000,000 to build anil, if allow
if St. Paul could stand that, vve fruits of the privateer system; it our regular fighting -.hips w.- r s u n n a B Q K n a N ix a a x in a a s a a a K B B ia a a a a iiK 11111
would curb these rights.
will
appear
again
in
future
wars
,a
curtaln|v'
■
k
judge.
Fearful
that
acquiescence
ed
to
p
a
t
w
v
.
will
have
to
be
ought
to
be
able
to
stand
criticism
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forced, in the a
if thi» regular navien of the world -C’ ent of, hostilities
"You do not need to go uhroud might Is* construed us accepting re pi need, likely at the taxpay of our Yankee language.
i„ u„ hack to a
nr%
»
altogether
abuliahfd
mu!
the
lease,
the
government
has
not
ers’ expense, us no oil company
to study. We have ju st as good
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# 1 *to 1rely on armed* ^our practice of over u1 Punorea
hundred
lions
are forced
yec rs a -o aim convert our merteachers right here in this Ameri permitted Doheny to fill the tanks will consent to be burnt again.
Contemporary Comment* *merchantmen ill case there should v' ant ships into privateers.
ca, us they have abroad. I’ll have with oil. In consequence exoosarc IWiy not remove doubt of how
cor.ie a war.
all those foreign teachers on my is damaging them. During the re- the court vvou!. regard introduc- 11 _
In the original proposals made
. . . .
.
. In case of such a war the n a-iby our secretary of state, at the
r.cck for saying il—but it’s t tw j feat munuuvre* in Hawaiian wiit-Uion of oil into the tanks by pref-1'
llie ii'iciiluturu ih talking about i Gim which hu« the ^reutebt num* !iiucninir «»f th
and I’ll stick to it," says Madame I*r», naval ufficets found that cor- j venting the question for an opin'•inference for the
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rtmiLl l<
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• tee tu merchant ships would uu- liaiitatioii of naval
Schumann-ileink.
And Hanford rosiari had made comiilerable
armament, bnl
headway,
and
pointed
out
that
it
hetter
limn
to
sit
supinely
by
and
i
Palmetto
News,
t
te
thought
that
tomatically
gain
control,
sif-vhe
M y| and gill* don't need to gc
Nov. 1 1J-1. the po.-tibilies o f 1
could
U>
hailed
if
emmgh
ml
to
watch them* much-needed tanks do-111 specialty of sawmills.
How- - ,«ea. At present one of the greut a merchant marine as a weapon
i*ay to expensive preparatory
turned in- cay into ruin. Delay has already I *vcrt may bo thc'solons want them [powers of the world has over 11,,,i,
i„ „ ,n
„ i, l
cover the
m e bottom were turn<*t|
wa.r wcre thus empiiasizvd:
L f VJ-/ %/ 111
.S3 t i l l - —
11 it (.Si*
) **. - VI**/1 S, f in
111 fact,
S- V*v V*
costly; \niore deluy will mean I lor their constituents to keep thejooo
merchant
ships—more,
The impoi tam e of (he morchuntn.“ uJ r i s ? K f i r . : t l , ; i " ‘j* r k’ iii1*,cooidl.... ™» betn
total loss. .’| littl*. cumrn.iq -sense political fences in order. John-■'I^wn qurjclves nnd the three next marine is inverse ration to the
n num- might save jh a t is left,
[combined. This would give coiii- size of naval armament."
JtvTon News.
study.
When n man gets to the point
th at he must have n spring suit, 11
summer suit, a full suit and n
BY IIIV1N S. COBB
winter suit, he’s beyond repair.
1
---------u-------In Baltimore, years ago. there |y hound to bo wrong.
Give the Junior Chamber of Com
They lined u p at the bar still
tnerco your support during the con was a shot tower th at stood up ill
vention this week. It means good tln> air to a considerable height. debating. The German waiting
Almost a t I to* Imse of tin* shot low patiently to serve them became in
publicity for Sanford.
er a serious-minded German rail terested.
•--------o--------’Til show you liovv game l am,"
A filling station agent committed a saloon,
suicide the other day by driving >t ' Eugene Have*, afterwards a New said Havez. "I'll bet you the
spike Into ids head, l’rohnbly mak York theatrical man in California, drinks I’m right, and leave it to
ing a dying effort to see what was lived in Baltimore when the ■dint our friend here to decide it."
“That's a go." said the other
tower stood there. One day Hav
there.
es and a friend of Ins found them -!m an.
-o-------“Met out the drinks," commandThe first pro Ideal elected by selves in the vicinity of the shot
the United Stair was a soldii r — works. Both were thirsty and led Have/..
why worry about Germany’s fid- ' both, us it happened, without funds.
Th German served them and
they drunk.
lowing suit? Ki sitimicu Gazette. Havez bad an idea.
"Now. pays,’ inquired the s a
He outlined it to Ids compan
A. soldier, yes—bill not a god of
ion and then they entered the sa loon man, “vat is dis pet?"
•a r.
"It's like this." -aid Have/, edg
loon in a violent argument with
ing toward the door, “my friend
If we could ride » horse in a each other.
"I’ll bet you anything I’m right." here bets that when the shot tow
Kentucky Derby and win as de
er falls down it will fall to the
cisively as Earle Sunde did S atur llavez declared.
'You’re wrong," stntcd ids friend north. I say it will fall to the
day, and ibea drop dead, vve would
hardly tic able to wait for the race HtubtKirnlv, "you're just natural- south.
to start.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
_____
JOHN li. ROCKEFELLER, ,ir.,
and Edscl Ford, sons of the world’s
two richest men, may some day do
for this country, with their flying
ships, what Jacques Coour, lh"
great French merchant, did with
Itis money and ships for his un
grateful King, Charles the Sev
enth, 500 years ago.
Sem inole Business Exchange
A NAVY OR PIRACY
NEEDED: COMMON SENSE
S em in o le (![ounlijl5a11^
sa a
Sanford,Fla. ___
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A d v e r t is e m e n t s bring
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th e w a r e s o f t h e w orld to
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your
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in s p e c t io n .
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fo r
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�Junior Chamber Will
Play Legion Monday
TELEPHONE:—Office 148
Social
Calendar
!
Friday.
, (r. -r Lucian Dumas, Mrs. G.
rilerick Smith. Mrs. Milton IlarLr Mabry and Mrs. Raymond
C\lrkl Philips will entertain with
» bridge party a t the Womans
flub at 3 o'clock.
The Pipe Organ Club of tho
Baptist Church will have a Musirtl Tea at the home of
Mrs.
frauccs Bolz, <>0l Mngnolia Avenue
8 o’clock.
... .
The Music Class of Mrs. \ irgm H P‘nor will have a class de
monstration a t th e South Side Pri
ory School at 4 o’clock. All pa
trons and interested friends are
-ordially invited. There will be a
Irrial hour following the program.
j
Saturday
There will be a story hour a t the
ibrary at 10 oclock.
Monday
The Pipe Organ Club will be
-Urtained at the home of Mrs. J.
Miller, by Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
n. Colcolugh, honoring Miss Leii King, a June bride-clect.
The social meeting of the Pres*
yterian Church will meet at the
harch at I oclock. It will be a
Indian Fiesta in honor of the
jth year <>f Miss Charlotte Kern*r on her list year of service as
i missionary in Brazil,
The Truth Seekers Class of tho
fethodist Church will meet at 3
'dock at the home of Mrs. Shoei»ker. The hostesses will he Mrs.
boenmker, Mrs. R. M. Mason, Mrs.
. B. Crawford, Mrs. If. W. Turner,
Irs, Jim Moore, Mrs. P. I). Pmcr ami Mrs. Bessie Stevens.
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor
TELEPHONE:—Rex. 428-J
DELIGHTFUL
TEA GIVEN THURSDAY
a i?rri7'T9\T/^xcr“ *
AFTERNOON AT “EDGEWATER"
A charming social event of
Thursday aftcrr.cn
tho tea
given by Mrs. Christopher S. Willinnis. Mrs. Edward Louis Markell
and Mrs. William Moore Scott a t
r.tlgewfttcr, the beautiful coun
try, place of Mr. and Mrs. Markell.
The lovely home which is situ® ™ l|pon a knoll above tho St,
♦Johns River, formed a perfect wet*
tmg for this delightful party. The
entire lower floor was a bower
of lovlinoss with its decorations of
myriads of sunburst roses artis
tically combined with pale blue
•plumbago and golden California
poppies. The ten table was honuitful, with a lace cloth used as a
center-piece where "olden roses in
n silver bowl was placed and tall
yellow tapers burned in silver
holders a t each corner of the table.
The guests were admitted by
Miss Louise Sarles and Miss Geor
gia Mobley who were lovely in
filmy summer frocks.
Mrs. Markell received in a benutiful "own of liege lace combin
ed with georgette. Mrs, Scott wore
an attractive model of white em
broidered net and lace while Mrs.
Williams was charming in an em
broidered gown of white Inee am!
net. Receiving with the hostesses
was Mrs. Henry Wight, who wore
a gown of gray georgette and lace.
On the beautiful lawn under the
palmettos punch was served by
Miss N'nonii Sroggan and Miss
Sara Evelyn Williams, who wore
dainty summer frocks.
Music was furnished by
the
Heizenstein orchestra during the
afternon. Retween the hours of
I and 6 there were 200 who cnl-
Mrs, Galloway Hostess Dinner Given InHonor
To Duplicate Club
Of Mrs. Weinburg
In her inimitable charming man
ner. Mrs. E. M. Galloway enter
tained the Duplicate Luncheon
Club Thursday a t her beautiful
country home, the “Sallie Ray
Farm.”
The perfectly appointed luncheon
tahlo was decorated with a center
piece of golden genius in a crystal
howl. After the delicious luncheon
duplicate bridge was played at
which Mrs. R. A. Newman and
Miss \\ ilkey received cake sots
and aprons for making the high
scores.
Those playing were: Mrs. Gallo
way, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. F.
J. Gonzalez, Mrs, It. A. Newman,
Tuesday.
Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher, Mrs. It. C.
There will be u meeting of nil Bower, Mrs. Jam es <}, Sharon and
wcircle*' of the Methodist Church Misa Kathryn Wilkey,
i the church at 3:30 o’clock. A
ill attendance is requested.
Mr, and .Mrs, Harry Bandel gave
a dinner Thursday evening a t their
home on Magnolia Avenue, honor
ing Mrs. P. Weinberg who leaves
Saturday to spend tho summer in
the north.
The sumptious six course dinner
was served at a beautifully deco
rated table.
Covers were laid for Mr. anil
Mrs. Louis Handel, of Orlando, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Benjamin, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Weinberg, Miss Ida Melt
zer of West Palm Beach. Mr. nml
Mrs. II. Bnndel and Miss Tilly
Benjamin.
R. E. Conveyances
If. E. Mortgages
Satisfaction of
Mortgages
Lease
Partial Release of
Mortgage
Article of Agree
ment
Satisfaction Side
walk Lien
Suita filed, chancery
Births recorded
Building permit
Electrical permits
Dishonored checks re
ported
n r i t r r tin publl.iTtrrt In ift* S a n f o r d
f t . m i d . a nnw*i>»P*r p u V I l J h t d . I n
S.inf>jr<I. f f e m l n o l . L o u n lj r , t t o n i l a
fm ro * a c h w e e k f o r n i g h t ron .i-eu*
ttv n w m k * .
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W I T N E S S mV h a n d a n d tin* B eat
o f t h e C l r v u l C o u r t o f tb « S«*entl»
Ju d icial C ircu it
o f th o
.8 **S5_2$
F lo r id a , th a n d f o r 8 « m l n o l« O H * .
t*. on t h i s t h o 3 rd d a y of A p ril,
A. D. ISIS.
______ . VL !;
IH ra l)
V. K. DOUOUk8Si:4
Hint von an d
C l a r k « f th o C i r c u i t
C o u rt, of
a m i r nr , ( W , '
t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , of
aV i h r C o u rt
F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r S errtiH iR
lorlda. on t i t C o u n ty .
SPECIAL SATURDAY!
Two games will be played in the
newly organized civic club league
PEANUT BUTTER
the first of next week, according
to the announcement today of the
20c Per Pound
schedule committee. The Junior!
Chamber team will play the A m er ]
ienn I.egion on Monday nfternoon •
at 1 o'clock and on Tuesday after-1
noon at the same hour the Klwanla 1
team will play the Knights of Co- I
liililblU.
The schedule committee is a r
ranging the games to th at the
teams will alternate, no two clubs ix t h e cinctriT i o v iit o f t iik
SK VH ATH J l 11H I V1, l l l t r t IT
playing two games in succession.
OF
FM M IUIA. IN
MKStlXOl.K C M \ T V .
U
A M I KOII
IN l I M M -
JOHN E. FOX
Ileal Estate— Insurance
All kinds of property llstrd for sale
Park Avenue and Second Street
W. H. LONG
MEAT MARKET
•110 Sanford Avc. Sanford, Fla
Warranty Deeds Filed.
George E. Bates to Marion l>.
Ilnithcox for nil of E ' j , of N\V‘t
of N W 'i of section 2, township 21.
south range, 29 east lying north
west of Wekiva River. Amount
of stamps $10.
W. C, Hill to Tom Brotheraon
for lot 7 tif Block A of Spurling's
Addition. Amount of stamps $4.30.
N. B. Stafford to M. J. Dick
for lot 1 of Block C and lots 0, 7,
8, 9 and tt) of Block A of Paula.
Amount of stamps $3.50.
Minerva E. Fcild to May Eliza
beth Williams for lots 80 to 81
Ragsdale of Sanford. Amount of
slumps $3.50.
Caddo M. Bruce lo J. F. Hnlthcox for N W 'i of SW ’i of section
11, township 21, south range, 29
cast—35 acres. Amount of stamps
B y : A . M. W E E K S . D . C . * f
ForThe Girl Graduate
American battleship shot up ar
E l l V,
No. Amount iceberg, and the chunks will drif It, A. NVwmnn, tv. i ’. H ilt anil O.
13 20,000.00 down to the rum fleet.
\V. S p c n e c r Jr., C o m p la in a n t* .
v».
4 o,583.:i:.
lilc lm r il II. M ark s, e l at.. D e fe n d a n t*
7,196.00
and
nu»**vr
t.. W. s t 'K N C E I t . J R . ,
Ih ltrd a g a in st
S o l i c it o r a n d o f v ji u n .n l f o r t h o
C o m p l a in a n t * .
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,if,v
re d t h a t t h i s A p r. 3. 10. IT. 3 t. May 1. S. IS. 33. 19
W R I S T
CITATION.
T o Itlc h n rd II. M a r k s . If liv in g ,
a n d w ife. Mary A d d le .Mark*. If llvI n * . Clutl»*u
A m p ler. If living
a n d h u slinnd, D aniel ti. Am bler, if
l i v i n g ; A n n ie It. Itnw-son. if liv in g ,
a n d hUslMind. L em uel i >. Hinv h u h . If
li v i n g , a n d If e it h e r , a n y or all of
s a i d p a r l i e s lie dead. Itt all p a r t i e s
c l a i m i n g Interest*
u n d e r Itlrh ard
It M a r k s , deceased, nm l w ife, M ary
A d d le M ark*. ilee«-a*<-«l; Cl..rl*na t ‘,
A m b le r , deeensrd. a n d
husband.
D an iel tJ. Ambler, d e c e a s e d ; A nnPi
K. it a w s u n . tlen-used, a n d h u s b a n d ,
L e m u e l o . Itawsun. d e c e a s e d : a n d
J e s s e A. lcetilinnr, d e c e a s e d , u r o llie r w ls e . Ill anil to t h e f o l l o w i n g ilvs c r l h e d land* s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d b e
i n g In Hi-' C ounty of S e m in o le am i
S t a t e o f F lorida, m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y
d e s c r i b e d a* (allow s, t o - w i t :
WATCH
ELGIN
’**
1HILOVA
HOFRES
WRIST WATCHES j
From $18 to $75
Assorted Colors in Chokers. Single and Double
Strands
■ ■
■ ■
m\m
KID
WHITE
■ ■
An Ideal Gift for the Graduate—
* - 111
*• | **y
—the ease is of white gold— it has a 15-jewel guaran
teed movement.
DIAMONDS
ANNOUNCEMENT
75 genuine diamond rings, .special
have New Styles arriving
now and Graduation Day
Mrs. Basse! Brown left Thursday
liprr.d a few days with her paall in Tampa.
fhe Diamond Palace
M a v C le a r a n
Smallest
Suits Filed ill Chancery.
Margie Davis versus Steve Davis
for divorce; Harry Elmer Wagner
vermin; Violet Louise Wagner for
divorce.
Building i erniils issued.
J. W. Eaton, one-story residence,
0500.
and children
New York
before going
the summer.
ipurge A. DeCottcs return.
’’day from St nun ton, Va.,
he visited her son who is
nl “t Staunton Military
izing the Luke Mary Boys' Club,
with temporary club house at the
eorner of Third and Crystal l.akc
Avenue. The following officers
have been elected to serve for one
Y c p r: nreshlnt,
John Whitaker;
vice-president William Dunn; sec
retary, Stanley Beckham; treas
urer. ilarnmoml Dixon; Governors,
Ellis Lloyd, Theodore Dunn, Car
ol Mendiew, Melvin Dunn, Clar
ence Beckham, Harold Dixon, Gor
don Cole, Albert Whitaker, and
Chax. Sewell; seargeants-ut-arms,
Ernest Humphrey. The purpose of
this club is to promote music, ath
letics. and social activities, and
the foinwittg motto has been adop
ted. "Live Clean, Think Clean, lie
Good Americans.”
Everfast’ Suiting
West Coastal Highway
Bill Is Before Solons
Canton Crepe
Georgette
Large floral designs in fine quality
Georgette tinted grounds.
NOTHING
on; I
$2.69 yard.
195 yds. Colored Printp
Belding Taffeta in all shades,
ton and crepe de chine
$1.95 yard.
frock of very extreme
' chartreuse satin with
'••■t.- set in nt the hem to
':fft*r( „f a very full
1hl‘ Mruight line of the
■°n
broken by hands ut
mining,.
kirl says HO pair« of
Kuiahut ’iiiildr*rit 4r*. t
are reasonable. We auy The Moscow doesnt give
***■
The place that sells U nlies’ Trimmed Hats cheaper
S ty the public than ordinary stoores can buy them
■ wholesale.
i a i i u m > i i i i i M | l l l l l l , l l * ll,lllllllllll,llllll,l,,in 1 1 1 1 ^
“Everiast” Novelty and
Plain Colored Crepes
In nil shades, 3(1 inches wide
$1.29
JA DE HAT SHOP
Ladies’
Hats
<
;t” Suiting 116 inches wide, in
Satin and Colored Silk Prints
new patterns for
ritttM JUua
*VTr|
Phis Wrist Watch is in the popular Rectangular shape
Meiseh Aealty Company to A. L. s
Nelson for lot 9, block 13, tier A a
of Trnfford's Map. Amount of 5
stamps $1.50.
u
Your Choice $22.50 each
J. E. Spurting to Frank M. Pell *
for lot 10, block 2 of Flora Heights a
Amount of stamps $1.
T. ('. Callaway and W. P. Colo- u
man to William id. Woodcock for *•
lot 9, in, i i, 14, i:>. 16 of block m
t) and lots in. II, I I, l:> of block a
N of Lake Way man Heights in j]
I.ongwoml. Amount of stamps $L r
\V. A. Loftier to Chase & Com- *
n
507 East First Street
"j
pany for two acres square of N W j*
*
■
M iin iiiiia iiiz iiifliiiiR iiiiiH iiiiiis u im s iiig ii
coiner of S W ' « of N W 'i of ate*
t ion 32. of Uiwnnliip U*. south,zzage
31 eaut. ' A m ount'of stamps CO
a M B R M B a B a a ia a a iiiia a a a a a ia a riJ ig a a R iiN s iiiB a a a ia a a u a a K a a i i a n u n a a i i i i i R i i a i i i i s a M i B s i s N i i i i m i i a i i i i i i
cents.
II. B. Lewis to II. II. Lewis Com
pany for lot 9, block 11 of tier I.
Amount of stamps $l.f>().
Lake Jessup Land Company to
K. L. Entzminger for lot 9, hlo.'K
G of plat of Wendimro subdivis
ion of I.ongwoml. No stumpL
Joim Jeu.iiliM lo Joseph Webster
%/
for WL, „f acre of E !|; acres of
N
of S 'j of N E 'i <rf NW 'i of
S W 'i of section 33, township t'.',
SATURDAY IJARGAINS
south range, 31 east. No stamps.
Mr*. Mildred Allen Greenfield, oi
LAugustin •, is the guest of Miss
bba Williams.
if’. P. Weinberg
^ .Saturday (or
they will visit
"■'• mountains for
Compiled and Prepared ex
clusively for The Sanford Her
aid by the Sanford Credit As
social ion.
Meiseh lenity Company to John
Melxch for block 2N, tier 19; block
IN, tier 20; block 2N of tier 21;
block IN of tier 21 of St. Ger
trude’s addition. Amount of stamps
P e r s o n a ls
r». (!. C. Cochran have
■J In Sauforii from
•a., to make this city
Condensed News
Public Record
T w o (1) nri'J
N o rth T w rlv S n rtln n Flv<
y (SO), S o u th
E««l. c o n t a ' n r I***.
o th e r p tn o t ii
inow n. claim .
u r In tercu t in
ra ln a b o v o d r ■ p a rc e l l h . r o -
Linens
1(> inch plain and stripe
ill shades. Guaranteed
95c yard
Specials
For 25 yards Normandy Voiles and
Ratines. Special to close out. Values
up to 75c yard
25c yard
The Y owell C ompany
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■I <*>-«- i m u n n , .
4»« t »
THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 22,1925
l i f p f e r u l a n t ? nnil* t h a t It N m*
ro x 'itT
a r . v r M H l i . f Hint y o u nrt> »>"•*« ,‘J ? j£ ,J : .
CIIIC'IHT HBMimOlfK
KI.OIIIIIA. IX C l l . t ' C -
r
KSIWr
K*Rn«Wa'<B«®
tu you In till" '•aim*—
o.isr^mno W allace And Cox Fight To
Draw In Bo W hich Open:
Boxing Programs A t Armory
Pittman and Johnson Engage
TY COBB’S T E A M
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lost I’ct.
.TOO
St. Petersburg .. . 21 9
Lakclami ............. .. 14 1G .467.
Tampa
............ .. 14 IK .4ftd
Snnford ..
- - „ 13 ID .40G
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
no
-7CT
>'* ff•
**t •* A'
4 wi *l» *• ♦* ** *• m. —
.ft IK
14
17
Brcoklyn
........
.464
.. 1ft lft
Cincinnati
.ft 18
.. 17 14
Philadelphia
.464
15
I'ittr b u r g h .........
.418
Nine Doubles Makes Game Boston
......... . lft in
IK
.400
..
12
Between
Senators
And
Chicago
..............
In Pitchers’ Duel, Only
nny trouble during the 10 rounds,
Tigers Snappy; Athletics St. L o u is ............. „ 10 ID .:14ft
and if there wan nny (superiority
EIgven Hits Being Made ___ t
Cox over Wallace, the judges
Get 20 Runs Heats Hrotvns
B y Both Teams in Contest j .nnvillc were given n draw decls of
AMERICAN LEAGUE
were of the opinion that it was not
Won I.ost Pet.
enough to give him a decision.
DETROIT, May 22.—The vete Philadelphia .. • 22 7 .VftD
Garner Johns, of Baltimore, ran Walter Johnson pitched uperh
l S i a * N g i? « . r
22.—T r
'» «
I" a w b»u>' « M' 1
W ashington........ . 21 111 .077
_ .
r-eued tho boxing season here un knocked out Kid Burns of Tampa i ball
her? yesterdny and the \Vash- Chicago
Smokcfa won a pitchers battle .... the
,,f “Seaman’
JiOG
- •• . 20 lft
in the fifth round of their sched ; ington
in irt n n Senators
n n t n r u flpfiM
ifpfl
1
1
itriiiit
defeated Detroit, Ciovcland .........
.. 18 12 .000
here yesterday which went into Mitchell a t the National Gunn uled bout. Burns was knocked
ft to 2.
.429
St. Louis ......... .. 15 20
extra Innings when the Highland Armory.
down in tho fourth, blit wns saved
In only one inning, the first, did
.. .. 11 10 .51G7
era tied the score. The Smokers
nJ tho fans were
by tho bell, nnd was quickly put Johnson get in trouble. Blue sing New York
..’11A
........... .. 11 21
led and Tavener walked. Bassler, Detroit
put one across in the eleventh.
,|U(l | Q t ,]ft j uct t f,nt
wa!l
nK. out in the fifth.
.2101
22
..
y
Boston
................
Young Joe of Tampa nnd Or pinch hitter, doubled, scoring Blue
A ■
The Hot Score.
grease. throughout and kept Wul
lando, was unable to stand
up
TAMPA
AB. R. H. PO. A. E. lace bnning hnck on the rope: against W hittle of Sanford, and nnd Tavener. The next two men ~ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Won Lost Pet.
Snead, 2b. .......... 4 0 0 0 11 0 most of the time. Cox begin was knocked out in the second got on base and with the hares full
and one down, the Senators put out Nashville ......... .. 20 lft
.571
Jeiamss............r>
er, lb........ 4 0i 40 15
Hunt,
o 50 2 0 carrying the fight from the vorj round.
the side with a double play.
.. 20 17 .ft 11
Atlanta
...............
The
“battle
royal*
which
Man
Lee, rf................. r.
0 0 2 0 u
Nine double plays made the
ager Mitchell used as curtain raid game snappy, the Scnatorcs pulling New Orleans . •• .. 18 17 .ftl l
Allen, cf. ----- J
0 0 4 0 0
.. 10 IK .ft 14
’Chattanooga
er proved lots of fuu for the fans. four nnd the Tigers five.
Estrada. If. . . . 4
1 1 ft 0 1
.ft lft
.. 20 10
.Memphis
.............
Manager
Mitchells
premier
bill
Weik, ftb............ft
0 0 1 2 (1
Score by innings:
ID .ft00
..
10
Mobile
..............
wr.s
considered
above
tho
average
Lopez, e................ft
1 l 7 1 t
Washington 110 001 020—C—13—0 Birm ingham ........ .. 17 ID .172
and was witnessed by a fair sized Detroit
: Pittm an, p........ 4
0 0 1 ft C
D 020 000—2— 7— 1
.5178
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audience. He read a mcsiiagc from t Batteries: OD
Johnson and Rucl; Little itock
Fearless
I-’erns
challenging
the
T o ta ls ...........517
ft ft 3ft 1ft ft
etashretashretashretashretactetece
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
winner of the main bout.
LAKELAND AB. R. H. PO. A. E
Collins, Wells. Stoner and WoodWot: Lost Pet.
Dumas, If. . .. 4 0 1 1 0 (l
all and Husder.
H .701
Macon
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reenville............
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ft 1 0 4 0 (J
.102
Spartanburg ........ .. 12 It
WORK ON MOUND
McQue, 2b. _ „ ft 0 2 4 ft C
.141
.. 12 lft
Knoxville
Doyle, lb. . „ .. ft
0 0 14 (I 1!
.111
12 lft
d e f e a t s s a in t s
Aahovilie
........
Buckley, ftb........ 2
0 0 0 2 1
.429
.. 12 Hi
Augusta
...........
Bryant, c-zz . „ 4
0 1 7 1 C
11 1(1 .107
Columbia
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Johnson, p. .. .. 4
0 (I I ft C I t r l i J l j 1 I I " i ’ l l " 1 S I but (Continued
this was unavailing as the next
IS DEFEATED BY
WALTER JOHNSON
In th e nam e of th e h ta l e of F lo r
id a :
Me «i. C a r r n w a y
'585
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i f Aiinl. 11_-, * ™Vi«0
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,.«t to a p p e a r « tl»- hill n f <«'mn l t l n t h e r e i n file d a g a i n s t >•'"• ‘t
•‘ h r I ' o u r t H o u s e In Hunt* r 1. *■1 - 1‘rVj*th e list d a y o f J u n e . I f r '. " a m ®
р . lntf a r u l e d a y o f lit'* h(>urt. o r
(leer*'** p ro r o n f e n s o w ill •»*■ * d t e r ..,1 m tn ln s l y o u u m l t h e ratine l’r o *
с.
( d e x p o r t e.
It In f u r t h e r o r d e r e d Hint t h i s
tiotlrn ti» p u b l i s h e d o n ce a
»
i<ii fo u r c o n s e c u t i v e v.cchn p r i o r
•A rchib ald II. R u*sell e t nl.
ti n t t(* (In let T i t l e .
To
A r c h ib a l d It I t u m r l f :
The
C o m p l a i n a n t liav lm r s t a t e d In h i;
s w o r n bill t h a t y o u n r e r e s i d e n t of
a n o t h e r atnt.-t b a n t h e S t a t e o f F l o r
ida a n d Hint y o u r r e s i d e n c e a n d ml; #if» f h** *■•»!*i ifd i«» in rt1it .* • riiivoril
o* A.-be..ne* .*• ..it ..»*•( e i»»
C e o rff lu : t h a t t h e r e Is n o p e rs o n In i f r raid, a n e w a p a p ' r p u b lis h e d In
:
t h e h‘:nt< of K lor.dn. s e r v ic e u.ion .u.-mlnole C o u n t y . Kloeido.
W ltnenn m y h a n d a n d th e o ff ic ia l
u horn of stib poclin Will h in d t'nu.
I
VANfF WINS 5TO 4
*
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5 ROOM BUNGALOW
Newly built, ami close in on Holly Avenue,
lot 50x117. Rents for 55-10 a month.
$1,0Q0 Cash, balance S5-10 monthly
MAGNOLIA AVENUE CORNER
LOT
Overlooking the Model Home.
* Unit will be sold quickly.
Size 56x1311.
A
wnen you
open up
the picnic
OVER CUBS W H O
R ATI V II\I NINTH
Welch, I f . ......... l
1 Lather, z . . . . 1
o o o o (i
0 o o 0 <i
Totals
2 f t ftft IK ft
i x Batted for Buckley in lU h.
zs Ball hit ImSg runner in 4th
Scoro by Innings:
Tampa . . . . . . 020 000 000 01—ft
L ak elan d ......... 010 000 010 00—2
Summary: Two hnsc hit, Me Due.
Three base hit, Hunt, Dumas. .Stol
en base, Hunt, Surface. Sacrifice,
Buckley (2); Brazier, Weiks (2).
Double plays, McQue to Dean tn
Doyle. Left on base, Tampa 0;
Lakeland 1). Banc on balls, off
Jnhnvm g; Pittman 4. Struck out,
by Pittman ft; Johnson 4. Passed
batl, Lopez. Umpires, Ross and
Ware. Time, 2:1ft.
Yesterday’s
Results
Hartnett Hits 12th Home
Hun of Sciisiin, Hut Fans
With Tying Score on Sec
ond; Giants Win on Errors
Today’s Games
FLORIDA HI’ATI
P i l ILL17S TAKE OPKNF.lt
PHILADELPHIA, May 22
Philadelphia took the opening game
of the varies from Cincinnati here
yesterday, 1) to L Jackie May wua
unable !<• stop tin- "Chicken
H aw ks'" wild batting.
Score by Innings:
Cincinnati
000 <)0I 0001— t»—2
Phila'phii 100 2:n oO* U lft—l
Butteries: May, Biemiller and
Wingti and Douglass; Carl on and
Wilson.
'j'ampn at Lakeland.
St. Petersburg at Sanford
AMERICAN I.F.ACl I
Open date
NATIONAL I.KAGCI
St. Louis lit Boston.
Chicago nl Brooklyn.
Cincinnati nl Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
lOUTHKRN ASSOCIATION
hville at Atlanta,
ttanooga at Birmingham.
Slobile at Memphis.
New Orleans at Little Rock.
f
The will of the late Willard L.
Metcalf, the American artm t, di
reeled that twenty-one of lib
they did not come up lo KTA
paintings la* destroyed, liecntise
they did not come up to his b*-t
walk.
STUART IS POUNDED
BOSTON,
May
22 Ik
pounded Stuart
oigoly after he
toiloved Snthormi in the fin t in
ning far St. Louis yesterda" and
the Braves won tiie first gu.ne of
the series, 12 to ft.
Scare l>y innings:
St. Louis ..101 000 010
Boston
202 042 11 \ 12 lft-—I
H atterlc: Sotlmron, Stuart and
( iouzulei; Cooney an d o 'Neill.
ROSE COURT CORNER LOT
One of the best located lots in this subdivision
facing Sanford Avenue. Size 75x155. A lot for a
real homo.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
St. Petersburg 1; Sanford 4.
Tampa ft; Lakeland 2.
BROOKLYN, May 22.—Dnzzy
Vance pitched Brooklyn to a ft to
4 victory over Chicago yesterday,
staying a ninth inning rally by the
Cubs, who had bunched four hits
and scored three funs. Charley
H artnett, who hit Ids I2lh home
run of the season in the eighth,
fanned with the tying run on sec
ond.
Score by innings;
Chicngo .. 000 (HID 01ft— I—II —ft
CHICAGO, May 22.—Boston de Brooklyn COt 001 IMJx—ft— 7—1
Batteries: Cooper, Brett anil
feated Chicago, D to 7 in a long
drawn out game hero yesterday. T a rtn c tl; Vance ami DeBerry.
Chicago came from behind and tied
the score, but Blankenship blow up
PIRATES LOSE TO GIANTS
in the seventh inning.
NEW YORK, May 22— New
Score by innings:
York took advantage of Pittsburgh
Boston .... ftlll 000 ftOO—0—12—2 errors
yesterday anil won the open
Chicago .. 132 000 O10—7
H t ing game
of l he series, ft to 4.
Batteries: Lucy, Ross, Ruffing Babe Adnms,
for the Pirates was
and Moving; .Mack, Taber, Cnven- driven to cover in the fifth,
gros, Blankenship and Mnngum
Score by innings:
nnd Schnlk and Crouse.
Pittsburgh 010 OftO 000— t K— 1
New York 010 211 OOx—ft- K—0
Batteries: Adams, Morrison and
Smith Scott nnd dowdy.
C a sh , b alan ce 1, 2, a n d 3 yenr.s,
N v n o N .U . LEAGUE
Cincinnati 1; Philadelphia D.
Chlca/o I; Brooklyn 5.
St. Louis ft; Boston 12.^
Pitt.shuii-li I; New York ft.
$1,000 Cash, balance $60 every 3 months,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington *5; Detroit 2.
Philml Iphin 20; St. Louis 4.
Boston !*; Chicago 7.
New V>:k (5; < iovuhmd 51.
For more information on any of tho above, phone
713 m* coll n', our office ;it 202 East Fir s i Street.
SOI I BERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rod: !; New Orleans 1ft,
Alluvia i\ Nashville 1.
Birmingham 0; Chattanoogn 0.
Memphis 51; Mobile 0.
Air." bumpers on telephone poles
may ft • the next step.
(.’.nptured Fla# Is Ueturncd
Totals ..
SANFORD
Curley, rf.
i- t Isilie, Ml..
Woly.uk, 2b.
( ' ii mid , ll.
Bailey, lb.
Abell, c. , r
Htaazuk, ftb
Kinsey’, cf.
Wnl.*h, p.
Totals
ftO 4 U 27 16 ft
J- core by innings:
St. Petersbuig
000 000 100—1
Sanford
Oil 002 OOx— I
.Summary: Two bure lilt**, Wul/a k , Stnnzuk, Kinsey, Bulb y. Siter ilire hits, Curley, Friable, Kincy. Stolen base, Bailey. Doulilu
pin. 1. Slun/.nk to Waizak t<> Baiby
Allen to Messner to Barnes. Brine
(■ii bulb, off Walsh 2, off Kwatds
1. Struck out, by Walsh I; by
Edwards 2. Left un bn*o-f, Sanford
I), St. Petersburg ft. Fil' d base on
1 rrnr, Sanford
I; St. Petersburg
ft. Time, 1:27. Unqdte Pielr,
BY TAYLOR
MOM’N I'OI
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ARRGVS
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APRARD0T TUa T IT WA& .
GTH6R DRj’j e s a FAULT
and noli a r e
C/n o t l e d
To DAMAOCS
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At c’s . j»( t
.v
A )3'j Vi.O*
Fiftv tiAUa-r,
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Chauftedll
TbAT M|T
ME
After ill) years in strange hands, an old buttle flag of the Tenth l.uiiiainilu Regiment, captured at Cold Harbor by the Eleventh t ’annccticut
Reiiiniont in !^•*I has hncn returned by its captors to New Orleans
and placed in Memorial Hall. Captain James Dinkins, ynungcat Con
federate officer ot that rank, is shown receiving the tattered banniV
from Comntunder Iru it. Wildman of Coimccticut.
WHAT SURER
PROFITS
On Orlundo Hoad—Close In
$160.00 Per Acre
WHAT EASIER
PAYMENTS
1 L
MAIL VCU A CHECK.
IN TrlE MORNINL3 - SOT MY
FEE T-DR ADVIC6 'N PUS
MATTER. WILL B e <75* .
Twenty five ucrea good celery land, cleared, with
two flowing wells with one half mile lake frontage.
$600.00 Per Acre
Corner lot on Laurel Street, facing Ninth Street
Park
$ 1000.00
E. F. L A N E
Re a l t o r
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Dooms 501-502. P h o n e *J5
First National Hank Pulldlntr.
Sabs Forcot—Mbs Kuba Williams, Miss Helen iloage,
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Classified Directory
Sanford Daily Herald
WANT AD. RATES
WANTED
Automobiles
SHOE llEI'AUf'Nn
HOrKIN’S ELECTR O S II o P
S H O P -W e turn out ncat wlrk*
with tiuick smic*. and w« use 1!)2I Olds 8 Tnurinjt.
the best material.*.
1!)2I H i Ton Truck
1922 Lexington I,ark.
PRINTING
For Sale
For Kent
Rooms For Rent
Lost And Found
LOST—l^irgc Collie dog — Tan
Have you rooms to rent or sonic
Terms; Cash in Advanco
FOR KENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR RENT—Rooma with or with
and white. Answers to the
second hand furniture to sell? FOR SALE—Space on the pags
out meats.
Reasonable rates. name “ Peppo.”
Bldg.. 20r> Oak Avc. Inquire upReward.
Call
for classified advertisements.
Uso
The
Herald’s
classified
page
stairs. C. T, Smith.
Lincoln House.
TrtrpBnnr
w *'l *•* r *“
2:1.1-W
.
Why
not
rent
those
vacant
rooms,
and
get
results.
„ i , rd Irnn p n l r n n s nnU r o l or sell that second-hand goods?
Irriir
I m m e d i a t e l y for
FOR RENT—An apartment, d ll
You nre wasting time ami mo
WANTED
—
Two
unfurnished
p a y m r n l.
Park Avenue.
lOe
■
lin
e
1921—
C
h
e
v
ro
le
t
C
ou
pe.
11 T l m r ------ney
if this page h asn't your clas*
_rooms,
with
garage.
P.
O.
Box
RAGS
WANTED
—
Lnrge,
clean.
Mr it ll n r
j Tlmr*--192u Ituirk Six Touring.
W IIGIIT
G H T ritIN T S |[ o p _ i.rinti
771.
linen or cotton rags for denn FOR RENT—One three room a* sified advertisement. Phone it in
111* It l l n r
I ■ T l m r . .....
4r m llnr
partm ent with private bath ami today. No. H8.
ing purposes. Bring thorn now
Kn^raylnu.
See us
us 1921 Willy* Knighl Sport Touring
fie?*nk,raw
" K*1 Emboa.tinc.
r^ Du:i-intr. Sep
ACREAGE WANTED — Either ,to tite Herald Composing Room. one two room apartment, Inquire I
|wacllmH'*c* T y p * d o u b l e a b o v e
I.
W.
I'lIII.U'S
SONS
Did YOU find it?
417-W.
i n JVo 1,0 ,l- Rhone
in small or large tracts. Must lie ‘
a t Herald Office.
Dodge Sales and Service
if. u. Ave.-Commcrrlal Kt.
FOR RENT—Furnished Bed Room if so leave it at The First Nation
TU* reduced r a t e s a r e f o r c o n priced very low. Address T. C.
- t i l Park Avenue.
Mcutlto in s e rtio n * .
al Bank and receive
l'OK SALE—Pair line mules. Bar
M. c.n. Herald.
INI'. .’EMINOI. k l,UINTERY—
«H word* " f
average
Irn atli
AdvcrtisDijf
gain for uuick sale.
Victor ROOMS FOR RENT- -two rooms
I «re counted a llnr.
FOR
RENT—Unfurnished
5
room
furnished for llqht house keep
I tm tin c th a t
pleas,.*.
i»n j ) n „ t
WANTED — Any kind of cterie-[Cheek
Minimum c h a r g e 30o f o r f i r s t
apartm ent with bath, garage,
ing, 71'* Oak Ave.
scrjvct*. Telephone H.'t, New lo- LEARN ALOFT YoTt County and
al work by young lady. Write ------ —---------------------- - ■lights, water, gas. etc. Apply to About May *>th I lost a 5x8 inch
i htion, Wrlak.i I'uildintr
next
ill^ n d v r H itln a I* r e s t r i c t e d to
Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele \ \ . c.o. Herald.
FOR
SALK:
21
acre
farm,
ft
acres
911 Myrtle Ave., Phone (J5rt-L—2. loose leaf ledger. Can be identfrroLirr c la s s if ic a t io n
<lo,ir tn Used Furniture Co.
gram. Best advertising medium in
tab irrigated, 2 flowing wells, 1-2 FOR RENT—Two large rooms
If an e rr o r le m a d e T h e B anficti bv the nnntet of S. F. laing,
WANTED—Cash
register.
suitable
for
light
house
keping.
South
Florida
Rublished
mornings.
firJ Herald w ill bo reaponnll.lo
mile from Oviedo, north.
Price
Parker, Phone I7:!-W.
Apply H.
Walker at Stokes Mar LARGE FURNISHED ROOM or W. T. Lee and others.
Slnr-Telcgrnm, lakeland. Fla.
llnr only one In c o r r e c t In s e r ti o n ,
?li.r>llll.
Reference,
Bank
of
Ov
REAL
ESTATE
small apartm ent with private
n. ad v e rtise r fo r atiliscn uen t
J. E. SNYDER
iedo. Alex Udnhurt, Little River, ket or 11PH Myrtle Ave.
j“„rtlon*. T ho nfflca s h o u l d tie
bath. Close to business center
inn* i on till v h im ; a m i
OHIO—Xenix. >!nke your sales
Chuluota
Kin.
Inotified I m m e d ia te ly In c a s e or J. h. SPUUUNG. suT-division
n
m
i
i
i
w
i
—All uimmcr. P. B. Care Herald.
through the Xenin Gazette,
Sealed lu ll, will lie rri'l'IVl'll l>V III..
r
r
s
J
l
’ST
HOME
HERE:
The
Col
I *rror- TO A i i v r . i i T i s r . n s
speeinlist. Subdivision to Or Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
onial Apartments, (under new FOR RENT -9 room house, partly ix t ih : m i n it c m i»t
* Herald r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h o r o i»
lando
Florida, and F l o r n district. Want ad and display ttor.
e m ini t f i i „ , j mu- u t . io:r. for t i n t f ' d l i e . 510.00 — g o i n g n oo r,,l,,nal0
t h — management.) Thoroughly reno Hi rni shell.
Apply 315, Magnolia
sk v iix o m : m i \ n ,
r i.n im it.
loathly fa m il ia r w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s
entes
tin
re,|uent.
Heiuhts,
Florida
on
liixie
lliifh.
ix » n t v n a i v .
ro i lo w itn t:
| M rs. .1. F . F i t z p a t r i c k ,
R o u t e A, vated, Clean. Airy and Com for table Ave.
'j Hass I(leal Ion. w ill a l v e y o u
way.
, i l l o t i - ' . n n l n a o u t uiul tvM enlm i ■ | , (1V i a , ii
I complete In f o r m a t io n .
A nd If
Rooms, Modern Con vm i cures. No
COl.HMr.tTS , r , a j t. f.U O K H —C lnas- ................ I..- ii -. .1 u s o u t l e t f o r ilru ln-1 , V 1' *
W, i'. I k i v K
I'r.-.l.'rli'k W.tlutiirl,
| U J wish, th e y will a s s i s t yon
lllcil mis h a v e thn l a r g e s t c lr c u - (IK, of , toil,-vii S tr e e t
i
r "
Inside Rooms. Centrally Located.
i ’i u . 3 l.irlln anil Ati k <- H ans. C o m Miscellaneous
la erordluK y o u r w a n t ad. to
la
tin
o
In
ft
o
u
tliw
p
sia
ro
(taorKla.
TIN
AND
METAL
WORK
il
'I
i-'.uurmllmt
of
(irnpevllU
FOR
SALE
—
One
Surry
—
One
p la l n n n ts .
One Block from Ocean. Opposite
I mikr It m ore effective.
Ititp Sc fS-woril) Una.
1
Id l'O llT A M T \ O T I C B
Mw-e^ary,,'J:;;!!,,^,Av:r!aV,M'r "f
b'td one Hone, All in g o o d Post Office <>u Atlantic Avenue I BUY pay cash for second hand Iiisi pli M. v*.
llriu tiT . r t al. D e fe n d a n t! *
tdvertlsrr.s sh o u ld Klvo t h e i r
i n l-'nr lia,ilsur fueliin Heir l.ake i »mulitioll. M. J. Bradford, 8th anil with Good View of Ocean. A part pianos. Address P. O. Box 352,
II. COWAN—All kinds TO REACH Dio prosperous farm
Onli-r f u r I 'u k D r n ll u u .
Istreet or post office odd r e s » a s JAMES
Komi
wltli
eiuv.
in
r
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in
n
uitli
ami
I
Fine.
T in ' State " f K torlila, li>:
nf Tin ami Sheet Metal Work.
ments by Day, Week, or Month.
ers and fern growers of Volusia ' Inrlii-H ililck tloiise n ie a s itrt'ia e m i — _________
|««I1 as th e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If
J o s - p h M. Hrittipr, If li v in g , nml
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak county advertise in the DaLand from t h e t ' o t i u n tin.. N o rln 1 mile
l . . (. d r . i t e re s u lts .
About one
Prices very reasonable.
Where i x i i i i i t r o r m i x i i j i inIf ili-.ul, till- lit-lre. tlovtai'r*. a r u n l e - s
FOR
SALE:
pair
of
mules,
all
im
I reader out of a t h o u s a n d h a s a
I'liiii" am i s|K i-lllii:ii I o n , r a n InAvenue and Third Street. Tele Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
the
home
folks
route
and
tiring
- r v i i x u i i : i m x n . v i m i 'H o r anil i n n ' : r l i i l m u n i i iiiuU-r tliu sal<l
sei uieil ou u |ip lle a tlo ii to ilo t'oiirilt plements, tools and equipment of
I ttlrphone. an d t h e o t h e r s c a n ' t
p h o n e 111.
n .o io irv .
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with older.
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I communicate With you unless
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farm.
Every
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BATES A RIVERS, Lessors, Du> •
Tin- H oard n - s e r v - s t h e i l g l i t t-i
lihty know y o u r a d d r e s s .
liri'iiiis'-s In v ulveil In t h i s s t il t; A n i' *»f
thing in first class condition. Vic Iona Death. Fla., W. R.
MAINE—Wtuervllle, Morning Sen r e je c t a m nr a ll bills,
*"*» *n-r t't. i|«*«*!»AHi*«1
a list a A. Hlrrlrii*. if l l v m a . nml If
Building Material
A r n i ifled cheek for Mnil.uir to tor Check, lit* Elm Ave., Phone Manager. ,12H Atlantic Ate., Upp.
All d l . r o n t In n a n c e S IIIS T b e
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo accomiutn,
Jfollr. I I fctu MtVi'11. I'l all ilcnil, d m lii'lra, il,*vl.*r>*<, K ran trp ii
each |iro|msal
■adr In p e r s o n « • T h e S n n nos.
ple
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Florida
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Post Office.
f.ril H e r a ld e l f l e e o r b y l e t
tltli ,lnv '-f linn*. J'li i slinll ap AiiKiista A H lrrln o . >1 a « nl. n r
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general erty. Reach them through the
, ‘l e r k of (h e , 'lr c lil t CotlM
ter.
T r le p h o n r H l.en eilln Kindly
make
reservations
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to
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lliit.iirai.la
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u t l i e r t v Is*-, I n t f r c s t f i l In tlm lam ia
I'tiR SALE—Barbed wire, about to IT, days ia advance.
cement work, sidewalks, build Sentinel. Rate card on applica .May is . L’i. 2.-, uinl j-*.
s.aee. a re n ut v alid .
ut, .litti^i* i»i' kuIiI I'nurt, an lolge nm l i»r,-mli« ■ I n v n lv fit in t h i s s u i t ;
Service
1
5,18)0 feet, god condition. Also
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. tion.
• f rrul. III! *'a,in. la- a fliiul ilia- anil a ll o t h e r li f t s u n s i l i i i m n u t n ny
Courteous. I ' r o m p t . R fflclent.
»lutrgi- ,ii Ailmlntxlrntur of ilu* t r i l a i n , t l t m o r I n t f f f s t in tile lam ia
Hotel men held a convention in cveral hundred fence posts very
Terwilleger, Bmp,
A LITTLE WANT AD In The Boston. Hope they were forced to | cheap. Will. Young. Seminole Hn- APARTM ENr FOB RENT: first ial ■ of l"r.it k t'amar ill. iliviiUh I. a m i p r e m l s f n Invclvm ! in t h i s s a l t ,
till Hull at ' '• iima ill" 1 ! Will wliiise ti.inii-s a r o nil k n o w n .
floor. Every convenience. .Nil itpresent
HILL LUMBER CO, Houso o.
Herald will bring you big re sleep four nr five in a bed.
to said court my final aea n d o nrli o f you « r » h e r e b y
sults. Advertise those old articles
iliililrcn. Aim i ml sleeping rooms. niuul-i is AiluMnlstratur of miIiI m- rn i\Holn,
Service. Quality and Price.
ri’il to mim -.ir to t h a h ill i,f
lalc. uiul ask fur their amirnval.
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Everything
B u g g y a n d o n e h o r s e . A il in goo d
no use for. A title thirty-rent «d
Lumber and Building Material
I i UUtKST l,AK I!.
it tile c o u r t lu llin '
III t h e I'lty
Cottugi John MasBUSINESS DIRECTORY
m,lit ion. M, >1. B r a d f o r d , Klh am! FOR RENT
Ailmltilsi ratnr.
may bring you several dollars.
Carter Lumber Company
Smifnril. S e m i n o le I 'm in ty . F l o r i d a .
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lit f ft l a n r i l tn p l a c e w i t h i n e a s y
At
In a n d t o t h a t c e r t a i n p ie c e o r p a r Rooms and kitchen
I r,i , h ut th e p e o p l e o f S m i f n n l
FOR SA1.E: Thirty.88 Note I'layet FOR RENT
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ro iin ty . F lo r id a , d e w r l b e i l a s fo tFLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo
t til, Hat w h e n n n y a p e storms going on every minute. i,,n
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th e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r n f S e c ti o n S.
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la m naeU
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fied
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| j (ar f u n v e o l e n e e .
m i x . i : i ». w \ i . t m i i ..
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FOR RENT—2 Nice furnished
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House keeping rooms — .>20.00
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For Space In This
per month. '12-il t K. 5th .Street.
two artists mmleU could olorw ps a rcT ehle nSfo ul tahnwd e sdte stcj rniab retde r aos f ft hd eTHE MORNING JOURNAL is the
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l uy some i lothe
S o u th e a s t t j u a r t e r o f t h e S n u t h e a s t
accepted want ad medium in
D I R E C T O It Y
d u . i r t e r of S e c t i o n *, T o w n s h i p 30
Five room cottage
FDR RENT
Daytona (Fa.) One cent n word
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Smith, It ii n a e .11 F a s t . c n n ta l n lu K
I Mm liuniH «tl :i iifik-iuun. ami Hx-inn insertion. Minimum 25c.
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FOR RENT
Furnii’bcil a p a rt
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I In’ m I n r Hi It* in 1*11*1* liithl
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balh.
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porch,
furnish|
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s a i n , in a n d to t h a t c e r t a i n p ic - e
MA? VN SvitS "fiiOsojvi O ~r Qg. _
lxgf it—when you want it. l i r f o r r n Imlt.** n l i o r% lilrnll> illilia!.
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word, minimtin.
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• a > i v ^ t L L Wf e U t 1 A M
, . i sl i mi ii i. r of t h e S o u t h e a s t t ) o a r il l i n i u m .
> mi lull, uliotil liii r d n i - charge 25c eo*h with order. Write
t e r iif S< i n o n >. T u tv u s h l p 30 Sntltb,
fyiUonal Bank Bldg.
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ini; of tin* u r l r r l r '* . I’ll lie I lliim for complete rate card.
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scene of stupendous development| tU W. Central Ave. Orlando, 4**n
I n r i i n l Ii M ftrl Itliirl* lorl*** n x im it t
i ' ' o r ' . I’l r c u l t t'o i i r t o f S e m iRend about it in the Palm Beach
tuilc I'n iin lv , Floftort.
t t h l l r fit iftir**** to In (lint.
ru.
Post. Sample copy sent on re
w HI m IN i V\ i i m :
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f r r n i in
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for i 'iinipl il ti a if * .
( i f l * o i i «ir n Ilf** o f l i i i i i i h i m * .
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quest.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
Mav s, l r. 33. 2a.
t i i i t t u ; f r l l o t t r o i i h l I iiK p M h e l u m * .
d in e r,. | J , la. tr*. J u l y ^
• I i i n i i i i l r i l l i r r m i l o l l i r r o r l * |iftRi* ADVERTISING gets results if H
LST-A-REEL
Car. Drive it o r li«* e m t l i l n r I i n j t r r f t n l i
reaches
potential
buyers.
P»When iliit paper hangers start
h ir n ( oimik frlliitv roil f r o n t yourself. Oak and Second St. ri! lint tim
i i h o »Ir r 14 ftit ii Mki* ( h o l t Th>* latkn Daily News is circulated in
making pattern* for bathing suits?
Phune 3,
lliiliii* in In f*i h a t r t t i t r n him noioi* nn industrial and agricultural sec
o f l i r r riiwfrr o l l r f i i o l l t r . l i h r r o l !
lint;
nil h h rliclil I r a o r p o l t l n u »»nl tion.
AUTOS FOR HIRE
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TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of
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frl lott
flitttfM
drFlorida real estate advertise ia
grjBfl Chiropodist
lACIE AUTO SERVICE Day i t i l e d i n i £o ( o f a l l * H r l* n e t t t t h i i l
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
i i 4 K«*r i l f i i £ f u l l * t t f i r o l i e t t e o i
[sr night. Meets all trains. Raff- lI ine t tf tall
OlPlOMrYTO
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M'trari-fcr. Phone 551 and C3-W t t a 4 i n U i thtiii; i a i r f nhi |r» kI no I I fiiirn i ir irol rel d* . h r cent n word daily, two cents a word
A t / ^ ' o r n a . flu u lo n s. t n a r o w t c j K. Tiv’ u e ,
Stindnys^_______________________
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G o O P .
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I'S lT I " u s e s o r t i r e d a c h i n g
CAFE
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ADVERTISE in tr.e Journul-HcrJ U 'iT
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newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
Y o w ^ll D re w llld g .
BUSINESS
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l'hone.
U U vator
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and
Sundn^
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rate*
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cross JutirnuL
BLOCK
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a rn le iii-cs.
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Herald, W" a y c r o s a . G e o r g i a .
ii until fit U rl fin* r rtril t J»l* fililKht
M agnuliii Avu.
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Call 104.
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lift h I *44i*% u m i I m i * 4 0 ini * O t h e r n m h * *
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o f rin lo in o lillr,
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( y lm* 4i*'%m * mi h 141*tit f i l l Ii* mi IN - ance policy add 75 cents to your
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"DO YOU WANT to buy or sill
NOT SGCC.//VG. T)fe*7 f-R iK ti.
8ucce»ors to Gillon & Platt
I.atiri'l ami ('onnm 'n'ial
anything?” If so ndvertiae tn
‘I Magnolia. Everything elecj
S e c < _ /N < 3 /^ \P P ljc= ^
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S an fo rd A v e.,am i Blit rit.
the “Gainesville Sun.”
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jlKVI U I P H K S ATTK.PfTION—Pen*
USED CARS
Li O S T
$5.00
c ,vonJ Al^!::r ,,r lh"
Hall Hardware
Cruel Judge
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
DAVID It. IlYKk
Classified Directory^
EVERT TRUK
BUSINESS
BLOCK
11
4
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r»:; rt. x 1it ft.
**4
WAREHOUSE
I
FI ton J. Moughton
“Win.
f 11 1 F.i, s i M'MINS AND
Al i o s u p p l ie s
_
EUdiU'S' SERVICE STATION.
"31 Gas, Oil, Tires, Acceaso««. -Service with a smile. Elm
J ? " F ir s t.
^ (‘!| i
a u c h it e c t
First NatiomU Hank Hide.
Sanford. ------------ Florida
P h o n e 4-17-W.
Ihree stations.
Mag-
•''"a and S e c o n d . F i r s t a n d E lm ,
o n f ,Jr,j A v e n u e u n d 1 0 th S t r e e t ,
^expert se rv ic e .
funtractor and Builder
P 1?, ART T H E F L O R I S T ”
si,'*?™ ^or "II occasions.
P h o n a 200-VV
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 2,1, 1925.
TUB W l A T U X
Fair in central fcrtd north; show
ers in extreme sooth portion Saturday; Sunday fair; moderate
southeast and south winds.
Maximum Tcrnn................. ........ 91
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NUMBER 253.
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Coolidge Has Attack
Of Indigestion And
CanccIsEngagcmcnt
Coast Guard “ Bottles” Rum Row
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WASHINGTON. May 23 _
President Coolidge suffered an
uttack of indige ition today. b>:t
his physician pronounce his in
disposition yielding promptly to
treatment.
Tho president cancelled his
today because of
st State M eeting engagements
Steel Magnate In Address Be
bis illness and returned to the
fore Industrial Group, Says
[js Held Here Today| white House proper after a
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VesselI W ith A Cargo
short visit to his office and
Business Conditions Good
With Score o f Dele White House I’hvsician3 of
Of 25,625 Cases Of
I’ ut Not Satisfactory as Yet
ficially
announced
that
his
in
gates in Attendance digestion was not of a serious
Scotch Consigned as
Appreciates
Help
character and that there hnd
Pottery Js Near N.Y.
been no previous outward hint
Coolidge
J
las
Given
NCA
of his illness though it was in
dicated that Mr. Coolidge had
been feeling the effects of in ( hinese High Commissioner This picture gives you an idea c.f'fcow the rejuvenated roast guard has bottled up the bootleg ilect on rum John W. O’ Lcnry Honored At
Predicts Great Industrial row. Left to right you see a coa t guard destroyer, the the General Pnu which is alleged to be a rum
creasingly hot weather of the
Annunl Convention; Body
ship, a coast guard patrol and count guard cutter.
capital.
Awakening For His Nation
Approves
Reserve Hank’s
fferent Phases
He went to the office nt his
—/
Step to Aid Gold Stnndnrd
usual
hour
but
soon
afterwards
Big Liquor RingFound
ijunior Trade Body told his secretary that he had
NEW YORK, May 23.—Elbert
H. Gary, president of the Ameri
QuakeCausingMucti
WASHINGTON,
May
23.—John
By Prohibition Men
Work Are Discussed decided to go back to the White can Iron and Steel institute, Fri
W. O’ Leary, vice president of the
House and lie down for awhile. day told more than 1,000 leaders
Damage
In
Japan
Is
at W ork NearBoston
Uhkago Trust Company was elect
„epresentntive.s from the/ Engagements today however, in that industry at their annual
ed president of the Chnmhcr of
RcportedlnDispatch
were only of minor import meeting^ that while business con
Commerce of the United States at
jiior Chamber of Commerco ance. He recently had applied
NEW YORK. May 23.—
in the United States are
its annual convention Friday.
Jacksonville, Tampa, Sti himself rtiore closely than us ditions
Rum Row’s blocknders are on
OSAKA, May 23.—Two hun
good they are not entirely satisfneMr. O'Leary was elected for one
uu?tine, Lakeland, Sanford ual to duties of his office, work Itory.
dred houses are reported to have
year,
aucceeding Richard F. Grant, watch today because reports
ing
long
hours
and
omitting
collapsed
and
numerous
fires
ure
other cities o f the .stat<$,
Dbcussing he “diseases of bus
that a German steamship is
of
Cleveland.
many social engagements.
First Panel o f Four Men raiging today in the vicinity of 1‘ lnn.s Arc Doing Rushed To
in session here today to
Four
vlre
presidents
were
elect
o
Ordinnrily
Mr.
Colidge’s iness" Mr. Gary listed as most se
Start Construction Upon ed as follows: Eastern division, ff New York With 25,625
Sworn In Friday; Total of T«yo Oka a town of 7,700 popu
mize the Florida State As- health has been more robust rious impediments high taxation,
cases of Scotch consigned as
lation, eighty miles northwest
85 Veniremen Examined of here, as a result of an earth
conditions, political intoreferClubhouse; Official Flag Lewis E. Pierson of New York;
liation of Junior Chambers than ordinary for men of his uar
pottery.
ence,
the
timidity
of
manufactur
Adopted And On Exhibition northern central division, William
Since Trial Opened Monday quake, which sent terrified res
(Commerce. Following the years and lie scarcely missed a ers and selfishness.
•
Rutterworth.f
of
Moline,
III.,
south
Sir
Brocrdick
Hartwell,
day from his desk because of
idents into the streets, fearing
lfiness session this morning
central
division,
Robert
R. British baronet, who recently
“ Possibly the worst disease thnl
CHICAGO. May 23.—Indications a repetition of the Tokyo dis
Over 75 names have been added ern
illness since entering the White
..
.
.
„
,
Q
.
.
,
rTDn
fiiitors wore entertained
to the membership role of tin* re
House. For some years, how afflicts the business structure of are youth will be inked to judge aster in 1023.
? * p .« « « i
m ,»>■ d M U«on by the member
ever. lie has suffered slightly the United States, at leust," bo age for the ,alleged Maying of
Military airplanes have* been cently organized Sanford Yacht Ellis, Memphis, Tcnn.5 western dends to investors in his rum run
[ford organization at the
division,
Paul
Shoup,
San
Fran
Club,
according
to
.1.
R.
Emory,
from throat trouble and has raid, “ is tho abnormal, unnccc.s- Youth in the Shepherd trial. The dispatched to the effected dis
ning syndicate on the ground that
|f Cafe. Following the session
consulted specialists periodic rt*ry» timid and ill-poised mental first panel of four jurors was trict to investigate the extent whu was elected commodore of the cisco.
afternoon, at which officers
John Joy Erlson, of Washington, his lit;quors hnd been confiscated, i*
club when it was organized. In
atttitude of the managers them
ally on that account.
of
the
damage.
sworji in late Friday. Three are
reported to bo backing the German
Ibe elected, the delegates will
dications are that the number will was re-elected treasurer.
selves, including ourselves.
craft.
,
young men who received the npThe
chamber
at
tho
sumo
time
fcstertained at the nolf club and
reach
100
within
a
few
days
when
Worst In Thirty Years
High taxes have become a ter- proval of 50-yenr-old William Darhe ha*ebnll gnme. This cvenVigilance of the country’s land
LONDON. May 23. — The the local membership roll will close, inaugurated a new policy of elect
libly
heavy
burden
in
the
United
ling
Shepherd
as
readily
lie
nodded
ing honorary vice presidents in dry forces working an co-opera
i banquet and musical proStates. Husiness generally sorely _____
...
.... .............
... one man Evening News correspondent at lie further announced today.
assent
to
tlie
selection
of
Ira will be given at the Seminole
Tokio says the earthquake in
While tlie local membership roll recognition of unusual service of tion with the coast guard’s block
needs and therefore rcspjctifully of approximately his ago.
If.
/
southern
Japan
was
of
a
terrify
will
close nt 100, the list of non national or iotcrnntionnl character. ade of the sea resulted in seizures
demands lower tales of tuxntiun.
The four sworn in were Fletcher ing nature witii some loss of
Owen D. Young, of New York, o f liquors from two vessels in the
resident
members will remain open
|bt delegates met this morning
While business men are grateful C. Janies, Desplnincs. 111., florist, life reported, hut no details of
ami
Henry M. Robinson, of Los coastwise trade FTiduy.
in order to obtain the names of
i o'clock in the circuit coUit
for the relief already granted thorn about 15 years eld; Harold R. Pil the stock, which is said to hnvo many
Angeles, both members of the
winter
visitors
and
residents
p »rJ were welcomed by Major
The government's prize consist
A. Rosa Hoyt,!
and for the vigorous approach of lar, chauffeur,
been the worst felt in the dis of nearby cities. Mr. Emory furth American Committee of Exports
st Lake. Secretary 11. 1).
tile problem by President Coolidge real estate agent, 2.3, and Ralph F. j trict for 30 years. It centered er stated that a great deni of in which served in drawing up the ed of 1,500 gallons of whisky nnd
Jcannon, of the Jacksonville Juand his cabinet, there still is great Sedgwick, chief purchasing clerk'
Dawes reparation plun, nnd Rol moie than 57.0(H) bottles of import
Chamber of Commerce, rcs- Legislators Studying Measure need for additional relief to protect for tiie American Can Company,i between Kvntn nod T<*Hnri nod terest has been manifested in the and W. Hoyden, of Hoston, were ed nk‘, Z£i»«ht by lidding Uni let!
telegraphic communication is in |activities of tlie local organisation
Stntes customs officials aboard tho
W to the address of welcome,
With View to Amending industry, he said. Tho strcl husi- 34 years old.
terrupted.
by Orlando and Jacksonville people, elected ns the chamber’s first hon steamship Boston nnd the ntcnm
In
keeping
with
his
ox
pressed!
leapornry organization
wa
orary
vice
presidents.
nesii
in
the
future
should
be
good,
Certain Parts; Caucus Will
many of whom have signified their
Resolutions touching a variety freighter Herman Winter, both
Vleted with the election of .M.
and reasonably profitable, he said, intention t" accept the first 12)'—
1
intention of becoming members.
lie
Held
Sometime
Saturday
men
tendered
by
nnLO
of public questions wore adopted owned by tho Enstorn Shipping
fcotzomery, of Tampa, as chair
adding that the industry is not de
i Work on the clubhouse, which is ‘ at the concluding session of the Company. Customs officers said
jury
ceiving as much return on capital iit order to atop lull.
iiadJ. it. Calhoun, of Tampa,
to be erected on the Inkefront, is convention, including one approv the seizure, with a bootleg value of
TALLAHASSEE,
Fla.,
May
23.
ing.
William
Scott
Stewart,
d
c
l
f
i
r
H
A
stiry.
\
investment as before the war.
to begin shortly according to Mr. ing "the recent action of tho federal between $300,000 and $400,000. was
— South Florida members o f th<*
fending Shepherd, naked only n j L L U u l j iVll'/rjl
A
!
|»l!owing the report of flic mm- lower house of the legislature are
I’ rrillctn ( 'linn's Awakening.
Emory, who stated that enough trade commission in adorning new the largest ever made from vessels
few p< i fun tory qiictstinus of th**
Industrial awakening of China veniremen before lie briefly nought
on stale organization, the 'studying .-cnatc ^apportionment,
names have been added to the rules of procedure, which, It is ex in ci.astwiso commerce. No arrests
jtnt'in b<gun discussions of
membership roll to insure the con pected, will make the work of that were made.
The captures were
hill, with He View o f making still win predicted by Hr. Clteng-Ting tho defi'iidnnta approval.
of Uusi ptblems confronting the lprthor attempts to amend the Wang,
struction of the building. A meet body Increasingly constructive, ef made by 37 members of tho special
. ..high commissioner
, ----------Shepherd ia to be tried on n ,, , ,
,
kntt organizations.
Among measure, following unsuccessful ef aia in the present Chine -e govern-[ chnrge of having fed typhoid j * nnfederate \ eternns \ \ cry ing of the board of governors will fective and helpful to American searching squad of the customs ser
di cussed were, “ Dif- forts in that direction today. Aft- meat, who raid that the China of germs and aubtle poisons to his 21 j Uciurtuilllv S;\V G ood Rye I bs held sometime next week when business."
vice.
industrial ra year o|,| foster son, William Ncl- I Anf1 Sturt’ Ilonunvnrd T ins lh" “ ‘ ‘■'hitect'i sketches will bo subIencountered in cilien hav- er spirited attacks late Thursday the
" future
11 ur<> would be
,e in«iui»trli
Shipped F’rnm Boston.
Coin
mends
Department
Anu
llonitWtirU 1-IP» niiU(M, nm| doflnitc plans adopted.
unit at
nt the
the morning
mnrnini* session
session F'riduy
Friday u‘r ^“
i»n agricultural
, Jnnier
. . Chambers
....,
n,»f Com,
and
l*'...............
"
‘ na lit pre- son McClontock. the “ millionaire
Another resolution commended
It was said the customs officers
i...n “ ... whosu
clenth Slu'phrt\jJ[...........
........._
__
ornluin,
............................,
____
.____
. . I
;\\;lw,ability
of
Putting a i i:(rn',nsL
provisions
of the
hill, which
8tl,'.
Arrungtaoputs will nlso he mado the department of ngiauD.iro in learned that the shipment hnd been
i.am of
.. € Mombarn
HI ..». t . .. a.
• a
ft .
a at
#* t
r 1la
lo Viii.
Number
to thry declared
to •be wholly
unfnirl
iS J1 rredit to the j'enni:) and inherited the bulk of Ida Untune, i DALI AS, Texas, May 23—The to receive Kiiin from the (.’ontractora. il-. efforts to' ffnng a'dTuf^vulun-f mud*Tr*m 'B oston"for New York
Tikrr: Into Junior Chamber.i of and unconstitutional, their effort ) rerourcciulni-ss of the Chinese penFive days have been consumed (thirty fifth annual reunion of the
As soon ns the plans ure finished tary constructive action" In con- by American representative o f an
Iccre’ ’ami “ Ways and Means netted nothing nturt than an P‘l‘»
S1*"l, "that respite treaty in examining the U.i veniremen j (Jntteil Confederate veterans end- the contract will bo awarded and nection with "the Incessant wide English liquor firm. The New York
ngreemont
to
poetpone
further
con-1
r^trlctiona,
lack
of
official
onrour-1
from
whom
the
four
men
accept
.
.
.
.....
....
fe,,t
Trutini: interest in Local Orwork will start shortly thereafter, ape* u lw tfflu ctu a tio n s in price consignee, the federal men said,
Inticiin."
sidcration of the measure until ngeincnt and such
paralyzing able to both prosecution nnd dr 1 1 Mlll‘u '
1,1 " Ul> 1 1 ,1 it is stated. These arrangements of grain which it declared Imd wn.s not known.
lie
roe
n
tinned
tho
Southland's
agencies as civil wars, floods, fa- fense finally were selected.
are expected to consume about two such a harmful effect on maiiufacjirj: i nt Floyd Palmer, L. (!. Monday afternoon.
In addition to confiscation o f tho
In the few minutes left, of tl. homeward.
or three weeks. In the meantime crops and on foreign commerce
Jwt, I.. I'rban May, Judge V/.
Amen.lmcnts by Rep. Taylor «.f, Z Z t r l Z L ' l t n
. l,h"
The hands that rarrled the mus- eards are being mailed to those, ture and uu-rcliaiidising of cereal ci.titrnbnml liquor, it wus announc
“ ''I'1
regmler c u r t session one other veniremm
PlV.r, atul Louis Shipp, of th • Highlands and Hell of Desoto, u,','n.t^ ll,!,s
pn .;cd ns temporarily ncceptn- fcl,Ls for Uu. South’s muse 05 who signed up as members, request generally "as to seem to demand ed, tho ship**’ owners are liable to
Ifnd Juniur Chamber took pas t Whkh in effect amounted to s u l » - 1 ' n d u s t r i n l program turn- was
tines ranging from $20,000 to
b|e
to
tho state and another was
Htutes
worn
defented
l.y
d»eisivelab,p
hor
foreign
trade
in
imports
in'- payment of the initiation fee prompt remedial measures l.y the v
'inn«T#
ICO,coo.
questmned
t.rmtly
by
Joseph
I'
principal
grain
exchange*."
I >otcs. but Mr. Hell succeeded in |*n‘* ‘•xportsc to Jump from 52,OiiiJ,nt gencratoin, aa through tie* ns noon ns possible In nrdor that
I- .Montgomery discussed th Savage, assistant, state s attorney.
„f |i„||nH there wended the funds may be available for the erccThe convention suggested to lhe| Since tho coast guard’s dry navy
bringing
about
a
postponement
in.
,,(
0
!'
i,|
v
e1
J
,lol.ln8H
to
S-M
JOO.im
n.oo
ptiia of affiliation of local or- til Monday before final action w: »ilv< r .bdlars in less than 50 years."
Granil jury investigation of ul- remnants of- li.u
■ Confederate
- •■
chaml.er's board of directors a ref has patrolled the inid-Atlantic, tho
ar ' tion of- the clubhouse.
witii tlie national body, taken, in order, he sai.l, to give
While expressing gratitude to the loged jury tampering ami tlie my on what prol.al.lv will bo its > Selection of official flag of tho erendum on the subject of the coiii- customs officials have kept a clos
IB. (). Pmcunnnn discussed the the South Florida members an op- vnri‘u|; powers at the disarmament seal cli lor Robert White, missing) |„^t journey west of Hie MLssIssMr. merciul treaty policy of the coun er watch on all conatwisc vessels.
puiion of local junior chamber.) purtuiilty to get together and lay conference for udupting a policy witness, prod need no thrills y. - , j riv(.r. |.*r,>ni t|ie cushioned yacht club has been made.
Coast guard officials have join
Emory .stated, a replica of it hav try reiterated approval of Ameri
i the icnior organizations.
oitt senatorial districts to uppor- of nssistnnce to China, Dr. Wang terday, but the finding of (ho na... S(.a? , )(f |imousinca tho veterans ing been placed on exhibition in can adhesion to the world court, ed with customs heuds in nn inves
ot n man who confessed lie wa ri.ni.hl><, ((|)t tl,L.ir ,infi(Irt ,,r threw
future nf the afternoon scs- lion the territory assigned to that; "“ J” tho display windows of tho Hill and urged appointment of n com tigation of the manner in which
mittee to study carefully the whole the contraband got into Boston for
kifisu . 1o the throng, while a vast Hardware Company,
i»a> tii- iliscussitig tiy tho vn- urtlon l.y the senate hill to the I
It is regrettable that the Wash- fixed in a previous trial <!id.
Suddenly Robert
E. Crowe,
field o f federal taxation. It also trans-shipment to this port.
P delegations on the outstand- best advantage of that part of the mgton disarmament conference did
„„ lhcy pajiM(j ,.y |n lhc nn.
stated that “ the government should
|not do more for the Chinese people. stat. ’s attorney stood up and whiy
I *troni|ilishinent of their nr- s(utL.
pere l to Judge Lynch. Who beck- un|
ni(|l..
v
not permit any of its bureau* to so
|
during tlie year,
Following tho postponement. If thu maximum amount of co-op- oncil
Big Rum Ring Discovered.
Stuwurt of ilercnDO uitiii-;
. . .
. ....
operate as to luirrass any annoy
Reprosentative
Taylor
(Highlands,
|
oration
had
been
rendered
there
r Pfigram for this ovening's
BOSTON,
May 23.— Federal o f
sol, seixait his judicial robes in hi
Acclaimed—Then
dbyes
business by frivolous and curious
yt.i:nui' nt ,,f the visiting dr.de- chnirmnn of tho committee on ecu- cannot lie the slightest question of hands and hastened into chambers! With toueliing god-hyes the vetficers who raided nn office in Hayinquiry
into
thu
private
uftnlri
of
lus and apportionment,
called a IChina
forging ahead in every line
j
the Seminole Cafe is uso |»—
------- .
nnUnnni
the hend of a lino of attorneys erans naid their furev/ells.
Their
business men" and asked its mem market square Friday said they be
p i:
meeting for early . ati ul. >
. .'
‘
,
,*
, • . and newspaper men.
i final journey hero was given a set
bers to co-operate with the govern lieved they hnd uncovered the big
South Florida members, to which would bo aulnlmcd as record time. • |» develoned
' Smith ting accorded only to heroes. Tho
fncat’i.n, I’.
lop''d that
that 1"
Henry J,
ment in the pursuit of useful and gcat rum running organisation
‘
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filir) is Hi-elected.
lli„. ’ s .j ,?; i ,
be said•members
of# the
committee
found In this city since the Vol
who
was
fined
$1,0(10
after
li"
conudor
of
the
flags,
tho
blue
of
a
High School Orchvs-‘ ,so woum bc welcomed. Undid
Mr. Gary, who Inis been presi le:.sed to accepting a bribe as a 'fa ir 'I
Closing exercises of the Lake valuable information. An Increase stead net went Into operation.
sky.
(he
smile:,
and
in
federal
judges’
salaries
also
was
r.ot announce
purpose of the. lent
Records showed, they said, reveal
. ‘ the •
.• of i the institute since its for- juror several years ago in a labor flowers
beautiful women, thu Mary School wore held Thursday. favored.
|.Mr. - ,,t Welcome, K. A. I'al- meeting, hut
During the afternoon from 1:30 to
it was believe l that .nation in 11)10, was re-elected. Oth- J0„ , piraty trial, had been drawn aeelaiin
ed that threo steamers, together
the
multitude,
was
Commending
"the
recent
action
Pr i'lent Sanford Jr„ C. of the discussion ..ould revolve around er r re-elected w r . Charles M. ln lll|t s„ ; ciu| venire for the Shep-i their for a fleeting hour.
o'clock specimen work of the
with schooners Hint a fleet of thir
And 3:80
children was on exhibition, and of the federal reserve bank for Its ty five-knot apevdhoats were u..< I
the mapping out of a future cuursu Schwab. John A. lopping, and Wil-1 hl,rt| triu|. Smith readily admit- then the were gone.
effective assistance in bringing
I
showed
much
progress
made
(luring
11',1?,,*" UbiK. vice presidents; W. J. ||C(j
identity to Judge Lynch
Mis.i Mary Stoinoff. •if procedure.
aix>ui the restoration of tho gold ®nd that wholesulo bootleggers and
Soldier of all wars of America the year.
In speakin-r of hi» amendment to| Filbert, treasurer, and F.. A. S .' „,uj wa, dismissed iiumc.Hutrly.
standard
in England" the chamber persons of prominence throughout
U. D. F’incannon, Sec- thc senate bill. Ucpiesantutiv •Tuy Clarke, secretary.
since the conflict in-tween the
in the evening exercises were
tato.-i were in Die parade; and the Fold in the auditorium, 43 children declared "this restoration has re the country were customers.
hi
"nvi,|e Jr., C. of C. lor declared that under it he offorTechnical problems <> flhe steel
moved the danger of price infla
nirnrd Hrothers.
F’rnnk Snvastino wus arrested
od North Florida one sen'itor for industry were discussed at an af Tidal W ave DoesMuch fighters that may tie in tho fu- taking part in tlie program. Hev* tion in this country, has increased
Miss Margaret Cowan. every 2(>,000 people, ns opposed to ternoon session in which many
und held in $5,000 bail. Another
ture, the reserve officers' train- ml playlets were presented. RendJudge E. F\ Houshold- an average of about 10,00)1 for each loading manufacturers took port. Damage to One Village
corns luds, wero there rank: jugs by Myrtle North, Dosalo the international purchasing pow urrest wns expected, feclrr*. ift,
—
on
rank.
j .Singleterry and Charles Sewell rc- er, mid will tindoubtely benefit our ■tors said.
senator
in
South
Florida;
that
An exhibition of pantngs by Rode
foreign trade."
“j«. Tharl.., Scott.
ROCHESTER,
N.
Y„
May
2d.—
Spie, In Coast Guard.
<
In!v
two
or
three
of
the
old
\
reived
enthusiastic applause,
(Continued Page 8.)
rck
D.
Mackenzie,
of
Birmingham,
«tnti"„, High School OrehesAccording to tho records, it wa*
y\la., which depoct scenes in steel A tidal wave from two to nit mib s fighters walked on fooll and a \ Violin solos by Berger Wester,
works were viewed by many mem
iitmithe Ainerican shore line an old veteran, with his musket and ' accompanied Ity Mrs. .1. It. Hough said, the organization operated
delegatos attending
along tho New England const line
bers of thu institute at the South- 'struil. Lake Or.t irio today, can mg knapsack, led a snnjipy Itoddy of ton, called for insistent encores,
ire: Dan G. 81
from Eaatport, Maine, to Block Is
.rn Exposition now in progress. 'heavy damage to ope village and natoinnl guardsmen. Another rode The evening concluded with the
Ptn.crt W. Norton, Wiilinm
summer resoi t- with no loss of life with his wife in tin old bugy drawn i presentation of health certificates
land. It w h s said that spies were
IJtadi on. W\ K. Arnold, B. D
by un agedhorse.
, by Miss Abbie Dnudncy, county
reported.
maintained in the coast guard sarMisainffWoman’sBody
__________|nurse, who was enthusiastically rc■1nn',.1; Y. J. Armstrong, of
viae and thut a system of light.*
reived,
and
gave
a
talk
to
but
li
’ .m II. Walker,
was employed to warn the organi
Found in Maine Town
parents and children on the tnod■' •Handley, Joc N. Cannion,
zation's
craft of coast guard plan*.
The
funeral
o
f
Dr.
Homer
C.
LAKEHUKST.
N.
J..
May
2
3
ern crusudo for health in thi
1 Jri Roelielsun, Joseph R. ColNoble,
whoso
death
occurred
F
’riKyle,
Jr.,
Discovery
of the organization i*
. schools.
WINTIIROP, Maine, May 23.—
Montgomery, J. R, l.ieut. James B. joint holder
duy night a his home on Myrtle said to he made through spies
Lynchburg,
\a..
i
Principal,
Clarence
Priest,
and
The
body
of
Miss
Ada
Hayward,
f™rt D J Bivens and J. R. Calworld’s endurance recoru i"i who was taken from her cottage
_________
this assistant, Mrs. Vouchees, re- Avenue will be held Sunday af maintained by the coast guard in
T .1 . ,impu; b-,,rl Futch. Lake- the
#
I
t
1
oolvrw
flying boats was killed instantly ut Lake Maranueoek early Wed
reived many cnngrntul: |ion i on ternoon at 3 o’clock at tho resid tho service of tho rum ring.
LISBON. May 23 Tho wifo of whereupon tho astute prince, who |tho splendid showing mado by the ence. thu service to bo conducted
Mire Kurnc*t 1Jlu?» of
Au- F’ridav in a 200-foot fall from aa nesday liy n man, who shot her
Ila*e 1,000 Customers.
by Rev. T. J. Nixon and Rev.
airplane when his parachute fnil- aunt, Mrs. Ernnin I,. Towne and ’<tiji? former Crown Prince of Ger evidently had hern sounding pub i children.
The records found locked in the
Princess Cecelie, uccompan lic opinion, disclosed his idontity.
Armstrong.
ed to open.
, ,
<ct fire to the cottage, was found
^wo^oV hor sons. Wilhelm
Thus tho incognito was broken,
Dr. Noble was born in Wayne safo indicated, it was said, that
K* Karnes,Known As A naval board of inquest was today
in a room on tho second floor and Louis Ferdinand,
nnd
after
that
thu
two
hoys
mixed
passed
county,
Pennsylvania, in August three big ocean going steamers of
appointed last night by < nptnin of o cottage owned by Jennie Gray
IK52. His early education was ob French registry were used by the
recently through this port on her! freely with the other passengers
Mioli Expert Will Georgo
W. Steele, commandant of at Pino Point.
way to the Canary islands whore |Crowds of curious people lined
tained at thu country school near rum ring nnd lists were found said
the naval air field to investigate
WASHINGTON, May 23 - S e c Ids father's farm arid at Bramp to reveal the namea o f moru than
ttak at Court House the
'
",
'.
1she is to spend some of the summer. tli« Lisbon docks when tho Cap
accident.
1,000 wholesale bootleggers and
Nord arrived. The German min retary Weeks after several weeks ton Academy, Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant Kylo s body was sent I ' O r C S l I ' i r e i h r e u t e n s months.
u f r,i'airH interested in gladioli
*
rn*
|
ri
.
i
The
party
endeavored
to
trnv-j
istcr
was among those who called illness, departed for Boston to un
He became a carriage painter other customers. The speedboat;,
back last night ot 1'hiladelphiu.
1 m i l l e r o l i p p i y 0j incognito on txiard the ntfiun r;i.ii tho urine* - . and a former Gcr- dergo a medical examination.
and while engugud nt thi* trade at used were said to bo capable of
i'| be present Mor ‘
whence ho bad down this nwnnm: L a r g e
Secretary Hoover presided over Wellington, D.. he hecumc the pu cutdistancing
any
government
Cup
Nurd,
but
Louis
F'crdinatid,
|
man
igjdier
presented
her
with
a
’
:'50
o'clock
nt
the
ci
cf,-ur\J
"" '*c,°ck
coun with Lieutenant Clarence II. Schila conference of representatives of pil of A. M Williurd. the painter of coast guard craft.
(JUKSNKL, B. C., Muy 23.—Fan impatient nt being denied the free- j bunch of lilnes.
k.?iL
*'• hear an address; duucr, the other .adder of the en
„ ' Hure by E. T. Burnes, durance flight record. Lieuten ned l.y a northwest wind o forest Join of the ship, wandered out on | I’ rinco Louis turned the tables countnl status called to discuss tin* picture, "The Spirit of 7<l."
Bv th** sule of his own pictures he
.. ' 'Jeeian’ | t<i he one of fore- ant Hchildntier jumped from tlie fire more than two miles wide is deck one day and gave the ecretIon the reporters by interviewing |co,t1 nation of sen food.
Delay in funding of the Delgiun j wits enabled to complete his med- Three to Die For The
suite them instead of being interLlcut- sweeping toward about LQOO.OUO Iaway. The party occupied
try4
°n
bi the plana at the same time us
hute op- fret of bridge timber cut in PJ21 Iof rooms <>n the upper deck, and I viewed, lie showed special curios- debt was seen by Treasury of fie -1icul course at Cincinnati.
irr V. ‘u it* n,,Uflccment of the #m«-t Kv|-. but h.- n.
for tho Pacific Great East Railway all the rncmirers of the family |By in ascertaining tho reason why iuls as u probable result of the
F’or 17 years. Dr. Noble practic Murder O f Merchant
made today by Coun- ened and he lauded safely,
overthrow of the Brussels Cabinet. ed his profession in Wayne county,
r.bout
20
miles
north
of
here
j
kept
much
to
themselves.
Thi*
J
Portugal
had
declared
w
ar
against
ttnt l! k. Whitnur, Jr.
• i no two aviators went up in a
{’resident Berdford of tlie Htund- Pennsylvania, with his residence at
BOMBAY, Ind., May 23.—Th
_______________;____
1confinement bored .Prince Louis,|Germany, and if the Portuguese
i« ''.'I'kmce of the high stnn.l- Douoia.'i Cruiser, piloted by ( hief
and he sought human contacts in felt any animosity against hi urd Oil of New Jersey declared Wnymurt. Finding the winters of nine men charged with mur
Mr. Harnoi is held Aviation Pilot H. E. Jewel.to prncMARKETS
there is no danger of early exhnus- too severe, he decided alter u vis in January of Abbul Kadir Bui
the smoking salon. He attracted auntrv.
“"V exiiert*. Mr. Whttner tire parachute jumping. The cruLslien of the country's oil fields.
considerable
attention
nnd
final
Replying
as
to
whether
he
would
it to Sanford in 1D1D to make Flo rich Muhanntmcdan merchant 1
Wat when I)r. David Grif- er developed engine trouble and, cm C A G 0
u , y 23,-Wheat, ly a fellow traveler approached
John W. O’Leary, of Chicago
accept
tho
imperial
crown
if
e
protector o f Mumtux Begum, da
**tetl
th
t»] .'
V’1' Sanford territory chief Aviation Rigger E'lmir Sparr. May, L67li to 1.67%; July, 1.55 to him and said: "How like you ure jit waa offered him, the prince said wns elected president of tho Cham- |rida his home.
ing girl, were sentenced to dv
He
first
locate,I
in
Silver
Lake
Sd .,1n,b“ 'b Possibilities, ho re- who has charge of parachute
ber o * ommercc of the United land moved to Sanford In 11)22.
today.
to
the
second
son
of
the
Crown
i
that
the
lives
o
f
kings
and
cman
t#
is
i
,
,
l
u
t
i
r
M
i
n
l
l
c
i
t
i
L5«>Vus
Corn,
July,
1.15
to
fc,
r a .. v J ' about gladioli sayinmnlnv nt
wiy- |jumping
ot the station,
statun. signallon
signaliui i , Ju,y 45^ to 4 5',.
I’rlnce."
I perors consisted of great sacrific- State- at the concluding session of
|)r. Noble is survived by his
that Mr Barnes wns better
,
______ ______________
"I havo Is-en told thi'* l»<,forc," j es and continued efforts thut were Its annual convention.
b. di uss this subject than thn men to jump.
5 GUILTY OF PEON,
widow und three sons. Dr. M. J.
Lieutenant •*^h,‘, :i“pr“
* .V
FIRE IN' FRESHING SHOP
•if.
answered the young man, "but I j not recognized or appreciated; but
Tne
Swift
and
Armour
compa
[Noble,
of
Philadelphia;
Ray
Noble,
chut*- carried him «frl\ to carta.
______
JM
must sav I can’t sco it myjelf, j that if ever his country needed [nice moved in the locul courts for|of San Francisco; and Homer C.
L-\, May 2.t
but Lieutenant Kylt 1
Tho
fire
department
wa.* called and the idea doe* not ploase n.e, [him lie
ready to make thut complete abrogation of tho pack-[Noble. Jr., of Seattle of Seattle, men charged with peonag G W flt T O f u a ?** week
narnc8
was u blown or jump*-- for F\pvnccr,
blown or jumped off l^ ech^ KWM j cut at 8:15 this morning t« «tln - beesuse I am a republican."
sacrifice, lie begged the tepoit- era consent ueei»* while the gov-1 Washington,
in all counta \yjt a
w has large bulb in the piano before his parachute was
The prinro’a questioner, a ferv- era to speak to hint in any Ian- ernnient nought thu right to appeal
a bluze in tho Sanford Steam
federal jury, the verdict
he ns persuaded tu stay open. The parachute did not opo»>-1 tfui-ih a
‘103 East F’irat Street, ent monarchist, protested end U;• gauge but F'rench and chose Spun- from the recent decision suspend
lexus has the first all-woman reached late last night a
i vi Lr
’
tin* inciting, according ( n iinitl he was within five feet Bressery, <
ing it.
Vi Little damage was dope,
_* gau to pruu« the royal family, jiih for preference,
nounced todur,f
1Supreme Court w it* wvrltl
I*U. White,
—
of the ground.
lo n m m
For German Vessel
W ith BigRum Cargo
ua
ASSERTS GARY
CHICAGO BANKER
!S ELECTED HEAD
OF U. S. CHAMBER
inford Body Is
Host To Visitor!
Two Seizures Are
Reported Friday
MEMBERSHIP OF
YACHT CLUB HAS
PASSED 75 MARK
SHEPHERD JURY
MAY BE MADE UP
BE YOUNGER MEN
SOUTH FLO R ID A
SOLONS OPPOSE
'SOUTH’S HEROES
DALLAS FRIDAY
Is.
Lake Mary School
Children Present
Program
Dr.Homer C. Noble
Called By Death;
Funeral On Sunday
Flier Killed When
Parachute Fails To
Work InEmergency
Ill
51
!
fii
German Prince, Tired Of Incognito,
Quits Ship Suite To Meet Passengers
Washington News
e JK'
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E r- x-JjF* w■
■m
i
�ORP HERALD,
~
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Would Put Latin-America And
ada On Quota Immigration Ba
ci nans who arc very doubtful al
ready whether or not to like us.
They were flattered at having an
exception made, in their favor un
der the present law.
Incredible as it mav seem, the
American Humane Association, in
launching n campaign against the
cropping of dogs ears and shorten
ing o f their tails, isn’t asking a
United ataies is negug In** oil Lilt- aul>i*:it. The C.T
|Ue. Secretary Davis admits it. ntion doesn’t believe the average
lie agrees that South Americans pet dog owner would mutilate him
wouid be practically excluded on or prefers him mutilated.
It surmises that the mutilating
the quotn basis, because next to
nono of them are here now to base is done before his final owner gets
the dog, by the breeder, under the
the basis on.
"But more may come later, he impression that it maker, the dog
arguei. Not for quite awhile, more saleable, and that the
i }&mth America, not a tenth as buyer takes him that way because
I thickly settled ns the United Stat that’s the wav he linds him. The
er. offers inducements to good im* association's appeal, then, is to
j dog lovers not to accept cropped
i migrants to come her way.
ami chopped dog*.
1
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'■South America’s living stnnd- ! It doesn’t want to waste time
ftt;,1 Is lower than North Amer fighting for legi lation. even if it
ica’s. Insists Secretary Davis. So considered that the right way to
it Is. because the bjlic of South go about it. If it can make crop
America’* lower clasn won’t work ping and chopping unfashionable
fur n higher standard. They can it thinks it will have accomplished
get alnrg with their standard in more than nny law could.
Ever since President Coolidge
tbcdr ciimnte. Here they could
n't—except at Miami Beach, per sr.t in u box nt a recent ball gamo
il Mips. They’re* going to stay where with an American flag draped in
they can l.o pretty comfortable front of it. a movement has be- n
gaining ground to get law through
with as little effort as possible.
••Ineligible aliens are being smug the next t’ongri is picifying Just
gled constantly ncroas the Cunu- who I- u*id when the .t' ,,irs and
an and Mexican borders, points Slrlpci may be displayed.
Many Americans like to do thn
it Sccrcturv Davis. That’ s i!
gal nnyv/uy. Putting Cnnadn and from their homes and places of
etlco on a quo’ a bails won’ t business on patriotic occasions.
They'll have to ba cnieful about
nke it more ao.
Not conclusion: The quota Im ls this if the flag low is passed. Any
ir South America will have no littli technical mi dak j and they’ll
ffect except to offend South Am- land in jail.
j
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L-
i.
I’
i;
J
I.
s’
f
fti
report of n committee of experts tore, he <!
made to him last April.
practicu'.K
The expert*, he said, found that
1521 cargo vessels, of which .’Mil i 12 Per Cent o f Swedes
were lakers, were in exeea.i of the
cotnmericial needs of the country Licensed Radio Fans
and were not required in connection
with the military services.
Thu committee win made up of
representatives of the war departmerit, navy department, departmen
of commerce, the shipping hoard
upd the fleet corporation, and was
said to hnvc acted under the uu !
thority of the coumiittie appointod hy the president in 1021 to study
ami make recommendations
on
umttarn affecting the American
merchant murine. The report of
the
president'll committeo \va<
mail? public soiiietinie ago, Imt it
lii.l not go Into detail on the* quesHuh of scrapping.
In the light of the expert’s re
port Chairman O’Cpnimr ii under
stood to hold tnni there is no quo.* |
tion an to ipiilntnlnnnce of a sufficient naval reserve at issue in thu
pending recommendation of the
shipping itoaril's sub committee on
scrapping to dispose of 200 vessels
of the Idle fleet for junking. The
board's sub-committee is in agree-1of lli
inent to recommend such a policy •ervci
famous
Effective May 17. 102*1. between
T.iinpa and Jacksonville, In connection with
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set opposite to the same together with cost of such sain nnd adver
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.. nert 1 lie Bllbl lltlld being IlSSe'Clf.ll Ilf till’
.1 i|e of the Issuance of such ccrtlfI it, lu tho name of D J. Lawler,
said certificate shall ho ro
il, .mod neevruing In law lux ....... 1
a ill issue thereon un the 18th day
1 II II III'!
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of June A. D.. 1916.
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(Heal)
• V. K, DOUGLASS.
Clerk Circuit Court bvml
County, Florida.
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Ry: A. *1. WEEKS. D. C.
a" A h '*n * *o t ° * S « v« n (7)
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TV, FLORIDA. IN CIIAXCEinr.
North 9.7 feet. being n'J. th,l l ,J*»rt
of Lot Seven lying South of J Irnt
Street
extended
Kant,Nlne
anti (also
nil
n iL L TO QUIET TITLE,
street extern.
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Pearl O.
m:vi:MTii j u d i c i a l »
Ten (l('). nil
‘ 'In lllock Two (2). of
Martin, Ilia wife. Complainants.
OF THE STATE OF FLO 1111)A Chapman _& Tu c k e r ' * Addition to
' In, as
ns P,<r Pl*t there.
IN A.NI) FOIl SE1II.NOLE t 01 N- Sanf ord. Florida,
Uook 1. on ■—
pane
of recorded In Pint
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21. of the public records of
Florida.
and
to
any
nolo County.
IN CHANCERY.
part lei* ,,r person*
and all other
W. M. Scott. A. P. Connelly, and whose names arc
-re unknown,
clalminit
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N. II Garner, C om plaina n ts.^ ^ any right title or Interest In nnd
t o ' the
property
hereinabove de*
[Joseph FInegnn. et aI.. Defendants.
scribed, or any part or parcel there.
To Joseph Flllegan. Ids wife. Re1berca Flnogatl. Samuel 4'll,‘whose I ° f it Is hereby ordered Hint you and
hi* wife ---------- Chapman.
each of you, bo and appear before
Christian namo I* unknown..tioorge our Cl.t-Tlt Court,
at tha- L ^ui;
iV. iVyily. ois n he. Ailtoa i*. '•.)“* IIou*<* at Sanford. Fl«*rl«ln. on th«
|y. Samuel Tueker, Trustee. J •*“ »* 1st cl.iy of June A. !>..
anil
ford Tucker. Attorney In fact tor then and there rnak** answer to th«
iSamtnl Tueker. Trustee. Mrs. A. I. bill of complaint exhibited against
.Neavc. her hushand. ---------- .heave. you In this cause,
. . . . . . .
whose Christian name Is unknown.
It Is further ordered that this
Samuel T. MeCravey. his wife. — order of publication bo published In
____ MeCravey.
whose
Christian tho Sanford
Herald, a newspaper
name I* unknown. James Howard published
In Sanford.
Seminole
Tucker, his . w i f e , ------------- Tucker. County. Florida, once a week for
whose Christian name Is unknown, eight consecutive week*.
tleorge Howard W a ve , his Wife A g
.........
WITNESS mv hand and the seal
eusia Isabella Neavc. J. Howard
Isabella „ f the Circuit Court of the Seventh
an
as Judicial Circuit
of the Mate of
Isabel la Florida. In and for Seminole J.ounl'. Wyl ty. on this the 27th day of March
s
wife A. 11 1925.
uchgott. (.seal)
V. E. DOUGLASS.
whose
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
H|'|tt HI llli; liy
l.l
Leopold
the Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Furch*
the State of Florida. In and complaint herein that y„a™k*l
> 1s un*
for Seminole County,
..r you may be Interest,.,! 773
eertalu tract* of land
n wife.
|ii: A M W E E K S . D. C.
S' niln.de ( minty, Flnrldt ii?!
scribed above. >■
[JV*]
arc hereby commanded o- i ill
ed to nppeur to • Mil bin .*5
iilulnt nt tlie Court lb>u,» t.3
ford. Seminole Count*, VI
,
Monday, the .-.til ,!:r „> Ju^*|
1933. otherwise
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taken ns r.;nf,,«,,i t,v
•dll of complaint having h-,.3
for the purpose . f f|U|et|t,V,J
the above d'«rrll>i ,1 tra<i, ^
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
In the complainant. T. \v. ijJ
T. W. Lawton. Complainant.
It Is further ordered ml. .
Emma I). Savhlge. I f . living. etc., order he published ,,nee ,
eight eonsecullvo wn,|u
\
et at.. Defendants.
Sanford Herald, a ti"w1M#,f'J
Order for Publication.
tlshed
In
Seminole
Count*
The'State of Florida To:
Done and ordered thlt .)»'
Emma D. Savbluc, James \* . Lil
ly, Thomas W. Moran. George Fox day of May. I!*::.
■uni Marv i 1. Fux, Ids wife. D. \V. (Fetil)
V. K DOUiiUn
Currie ami Kate L. t'arne, Ida wife.
Clerk of t'lrmlirl
Henry Junegst* Lincoln tt. Staebuek
Seminole Countr L*.
nnd Catherine D. Stnrbuek. Ills wife. JAM G. 811 AlH tN.
Solicitors tor Complalnier
I C. Patterson. Ella Hecgar olid J.
T Keegar. tier hushand. and E. M. May 9, 15. 23. 30. j Un,. {.
Clnirc Windsor ami Hcrt I.ylt'll, film stars, wen: married at Junrei?,
13.
20. 37; July I
McNutt,
and
each
of
them
If
living,
Mexici), by a native magi (rate. Immediately a fter the ceremony they
began a honeymoon trip to Mexico City in a . pedal car tendered them
by the A! tita n p m run nt.
Notice Is hereby given tbat L P.
Tn v o A Fust* Hagan purchaser of Tax Certificate
S A V E and
No ii. dated the 7th dav of June A,
11 1929, III! filed slid certlflcilii
T H R IV E
11 my office, and Ims made appl!...tloti foe lax deed to Issue In nccuriliitica with law. Said cert if tea tv
■toi.rnee'i the
following il* scribed
r roio-rtv situated In Hemlnole coun
ty. I'lorlda. lo-wlt:
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Condensed News
Public Record
Members of Local rosi^ a im
In stru cte d To Be At HeadQuarters When Endowment
grift
Is
Formally
Opened
ill committeemen and vice chairof the Seminoltf' campaign for
E n * the county’s quota of the
Kwu.OOO endowment ot the AmerP l Legion, are urged by Genera!
feinnnn Forrest Lake to meet
FTftnipaign headquarters, in the
of Britt-Chittenden Realty
Knipanv Monday morning for orr^jjtion nnd Instructions.
Ppujt Commander Haggard, nf
L. Campbcll-Losslng Post, AmerUn Legion, also requests every
Leber of the Legion to meet with
committees nnd vice chairmen
Unointcd by Chnirman Lake.
[The vice chairmen, 17 In number,
Lnd w
homhave been notified and
Unified their willingness to serve
t* (jpected to come to the meetL Monday bringing the names of
heir sub committees of workers
Lj begin the solicitation of subL-riptions at once.
[The campaign is to begin MonL- ami continue through May ill),
Li it i* expected by Mr. Lake nnd
L officials of the lucal Legion
Lit that Seminole’s quota of *1,[00 wilt be obtainei! long before
he week is over.
Mr. i-ake this ufternoon issued
statement us to why all citizens
luuld give freely and liberally,
statement is as follows:
The world war made 35,000
mtrican children fatherless.
••Mure are becoming orphans
iHy as more disabled men die of
jrvfuumls nnd war diseases.
"Immediate attention is needed
j 5,000 of these war orphans.
Geneva
Dope Pail Is Upset g
In First Matches In 1
High School Tennis a
CHRUTIAN s c ie n c e s o c i e t y
. pari Alan Science services are
. , ?vTry Surdey morning nt 11
□ clock n the Woman's Club, Onk
Avenue between Third and Fourth
The closing exercises of the
The Sanford High School tennis ijj
Streets. Sunday rthool at 10:00 Hopper AcnJcmy for commencc- tcuri’.ament got o ff to a flying fi
o clock. Subject far tomorrow. mcn: week were held last night r.t start Friday at the Nln'h Street g
the echool house when 12 mem Park. Rare form was shown by a
bers of the senior cluss were pre the contestants and several fastig
Amount
sented diplomas by J. N. Croonis, matches were witnessed by a small R
it. r.. Lonveyancts
12,000.00
principal of the colored school for galery.
R. E. Mortgages
1
7.CoO.GO
the past IP years.
In the first match, Zachary up- jj
Assignment of Mot
The week’s exercises began last set the dopo bucket by defeating a
gage .
'hero the Bible and Sunday with the commencement Arrlpsipj*, in the bardesf. fought ■
tiausiaction of
Chiistian liclt'iice sermon Doing delivered oy RWi I. match o! tne day.
The match J
Mortgages
bo read, borrowed K. DuBose. pastor of the tit. James went the full round of three sot.*, ■
Municipal Cotirt
oj en Wednesdays l A. if. E. Cnurch. The class day A .-ir.Rt in started o ff with a rush S
Plumbing permit
front 2 to .*> p.m..: program consisting of a four-a t takin ; the first set d-d. Zachary 1a
Electrical permit
t National Bank play. "The Laughing Cure", was surprised evstyone by winning the . jj
State nnd County Li
presented Monday night by mem- next set 0-1. Tht* final set wan a
censes
1am to attend our i.ers of the senior class,
won by Zachary' 6-2.
Building permits
tunny of tnc
In addition
In the next set the dope pall ] fj
Dishonor;*! check*
school's patrons theri was a largo was again upset when King tie- a
number of white citizens present tttj
CONCJIIFLA'IONAL CHIIICII *he exercises lust night, ii. C. tented Mabry. Mabry waa not in ; *
Deed, Filed.
Rev. r red P. Ensmingor, Con- DuBose, a member of the city h‘s usual form and King, playing JJ
L: EI&;'.,RC ‘ o Nona A.
a very steady brand of tennis, won «
grogattonal
Siq rintendent of thi .^„uui
}}y "y tor M l ;, of SK't of secwus present and made
. viiLUl uoard,
l#v>i
mn *, township 2U, south range, Carchnas, will preach nt the morn a short address in which he praised in straight sets 6-2 nnd 6
Sprer, with rare form nnd nccu- u
■») cast containing -10 acre?. A!-o ing service, iimir of service 11 the work of the colored schools
rate
placement shots, had little jj
o'clock.
beginning^at :h- SW corner of
and urged an increased attendance trouble in defeating Byrd in 2
Sunday
School,
0:45
o’clock
,7 ' °* **E' * of section 7, townin the future. His remarks were Ftrnigbt sets 6-1, 0-2. Byrd us- *
Evening Service. 8 o’clock.
ch<I» 20, suntii range, JO east, run
greeted with a great deal o f ap uudy plays i\ different brand of 2
Everyone is cordially invited to plause.
north 7.5 chains, cast 20 chains,
tennis than ho displayed yester- M
south 7.5 chains, west 20 chain- to
Mr. l»uR<
address was pre day afternoon.
■
beginning, containing 15 acre*..
ceded by a p n g .am of music and
Amount of stamps §8.
speeches by memin. * of the grad
W. A. Roberson to Ben Fish and
uating class. Presen.ation of the
Bert Fish for Rt*. of lot 25 of
diplomas was followed by singing
•duel; A of Sanford celery delta.
of the class song by the graduate:.
Amount rf stamps
Sirs. A. K. He Forrest, after a
Ror.a King Johnson to Luvon
.
..... „ ............ .
short talk, presented to Charity
Moses for property beginning at °hlhg devotions.
DoLaney a prize of f 10, given by
•lOd.ti feet south of NW corner of
Fil'd Holy ufmmunion Class, the Sadie Jlarrlsnn Chapter of
seclieu 4, township 20, sout hrange Monday, Wednesduy and Friday, Daughters of American Revolution
(Continued From I’nge One)
tor me best ensuy on the subject, North Florida would hove 60 per
dl run east 6.H7 chains south 165.2 al ’’ P- m“
Why
Should
I
and
How
Can
1
Befeet, west G.li7 chains and north
--------cent more representation according
165.2 chains to beginning, contain- < Ml'RCM OF THE HOLY CROSS cotnu a Good American, Citizen." to population than Soiirii Florida.
Mrs, John Leonard!, in behalf of Referring to the smaller counties
mg 1.7-1 acres. Amount ot staninn' Xuiulny ufter Ascension.
Iho soma organization, presented a in both sections, he declared that
50 cents.
Sunday School H: 15 A. M.
D. E. Minor to Mamie M. .JinMorning Prayer will* sermon at prize to Etta Fnircloth, a pupil of tlie small counties, ace at trial dis
kina fur
of NW*,» of block 2, O o’clock. Rov. .las. (5. Glass, of- the eighth grade, for making th.- trict proposed by his oill in South
highest average in American his Florida had one-third more popula
tier U* of St. C.rtrude’s addition. Delating.
tory.
Amount of slumps 50 cents.
______
tion than those in North Florida.
‘•South Florida,” !.<• Ieclar<tl,
Award,t were also given by the
P- **«*“ nnd J- M. Whitiley
FIRST IIAI •'ii ST CHURCH
High school teacher* for best rec- “ under the constitution, is entitled
[*■ Minor for R !i of NWU
Sunday School t);:ii) a.m.
*,f [dock
tier l'J of tit. ti' rlimle’n
l ive hundred an<| eiirhiv n * were (yiD made in punctuality nnd attend to IP senator, North Flurdu to I i.
time. Those receiving these wti.il- W(. asked IS and were willing to
were: Theorn White, Leoni Dixon, gi-.e you 20. Now we ;i i, 17, and
Lime t nrey, Ellu l am ).f-on# Tthel offer you 21.”
Hepresontntlv * Bell, in the deThomas, Willie M. Simmons and
hate, declared that lb«> li-nati- plan
Chuiryt DeLtiney.
Memliers of the graduating ehn of rvapporUunmcn: .vat “eminent
arc: Ernest Jacksuii, Malvin White, ly unfair.” and (hat, nt lea **, South
Clareme Frazier, Ethel Jackson, r 'oriila should bo allowed to say
!>ing in Sanford Saturday.
Evenit
Willie Mae Kimnioii:*, l.illlo Carey, c hore the six additional Smith
Mi * Jimmie luting and Mr. Vick- oVIo* ;.
George Jackson, I.coni Dixon, Florida senators should lie, and
t ry o f Sanford spent Sunday witii I Icinnnd
Ernest Robinson, Marie Jones, how the counties should he placed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Ballard.
Prayer
That all the reupportionment hills
Ethel Thoma and Theron White.
Mr ar.d. Mrs. L. W. Alderman Wi-dnes*
o far introduced are uncunstltu<»f L’:ka Ham. y spent Sunday with
The F
tioned was the contention of Ren.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. I’revnlt. ^
n.rdinllj
McEracken of Palm Ucach, who
alrr. Gwan Ltiiu... ami .Jiss iopg>
quoted figures to support hi* argil*
Mees nnd Miss Harrison were
m nt that the reapportioiiniont pro
shoppinrou Sanford Saturday.
,
Real Estate-— Insurance
posed wan not along the tines inMi. and Mrs. .). H. White and 1
All kinds of property listed for sale tended by the constitutional anu iul
ft mily left Monday for Georgia
nu-nt providing for the reappoint
where they will spend the sum- w
I'ark Avenue nnd Second Street ment.
mei.
Mrs. I.eon t.erny and Ossie y
1-.:;penance makes some people
Plyrn left Thursday for St. Au- S'
■*u!der and wi *r. while with others
gustine where they will join Mr. *
l.eniy.
only one of the symptoms is appatent.—Detroit News.
Mrs. Mabel Brnnor nml child- ‘
ren of Mims are spending a few t.
*lays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wru. Hamels.
410 Sanford Avo. Sanford, Fla
\lr. nnd Mrs. Williams and Mrs. .
Watsoq and children of usceuiu
legislators of South
F l o r i d a Opposed
To Districting Bill
11*. Gariss has 'Keen' very ill.
Utuoil .Mts.-Win. Closely-have
wml to l.ake- Hnrnev.
.Mr. Jack Wicks is reported itnMrs. J. T McClain
«virg following his illness.
Wakefield, Mrs. J. H.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Ballard were
s Orantio Monday on business.
Mr. ami Mrs. Tin* Tictuma were
ii Orisndo Thursday on business.
EA Evans left Friday for Gcor31 where he will spend the sum)!:.
Mrs. Hurt uU-mled
nrih in I’huluota Sunday.
Mr. ami Mr?. Ralph Gregor spent
’tdntsiluv in Sunfurd with re-
Diplom
At The Churches
Sanford Multigraphing Company
Wo are now established in our new location
•II I First National Bunk Building
G; TAYLOR DYER
I’uintini?— Decorating
I’ HONE :i03
I.. ('. Hcbout. Manager,
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Try Smitil’s Barber
Shop for g o t id barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
J. H. JACKSON
Long Time Loans on Residences- and Business Property.
Easy Repayment Plan
Soulh Carolinian Took D.’ack
Draught For Indigestion, and
Says He Could Soon Eat
Anything.
Ri Her, tine. B. f\—Mr. W. n.
Itmiknlght. <>r thh plain, tnrn tli«
following account of Ids uso of
Theilford’a Ulrtck-Draught.
"Just after I married I had indlf-e-tpai Working out, ! got In thn
habit of eating fast, for which I
neon paid by having a light, bloated
foi ling alter meals. Thl» made mo
very uncomfortable. I would feel
stupid and drowsy, didn't fool llk«
working. I wn* told It was Indi
gestion.
Some ono rocom mendcil
IRock-DrauKht and I took it after
meals. I noon could eat anything
any lime.
“ I use it for colila nnd billonsmvm and it will knock out a cold
and carry away tlio bile bettor nml
quicker than any liver mcdldnu I
have ever found.”
Eating too font, Inn much, or
faulty chewing of your food, often
causes dUcouifoit after meals. A
pinch of Black-Draught, washed
down with a swallow of water, will
help t<» bring prompt relief. Bloat
ed sensations, eructations, bail
breath and mber common symptoms
of Ii, ilgcrttun !u;v« dh: .ppearcil
nrter Black-Draught has been taken
for cevcral days.
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Standard
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A contractor that operates a nov.’Ity mill Is well
aide to do the work.
.
You have our assurance that we are n:» well qual
ified to construct, remodel, or repair your home
as any other firm.
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The Best Protection
of Your Future--fl»rn
This week is the best time to start.
Call and let us explain our weekly
savings plan.
We will help you on
the road to an assured successful
future.
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SAVINGS
G .E K C A L L
,COMPANY.
MANAGER
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Balance 1,2,2,1,5 years
MBSTBE HANDLED
And you’d never get the genuine joy of living un
til you own your own home— a home in your
chosen neighborhood, planned to your own ideas
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1^—Weeper water route to Jackson*
2.—-Construction of St. John«-Indian River canal.
Extension of white way.
d — Extension of local amusements.
—Hwinning pool, tennis courts,
ftc,
Bv^-Augmentlng of building pro
gram—houses, hotels, apartment
houses.
-Extension of street paving pro
gram.
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7 .* -. Construction of boulevard
around I-»ke Monroe.
(..—Completion of city beautifica
tion program.
Is TKere A-Boy In Your Home?
As" Brisbane Sees" *It
Newspaper readers are constantly informed o f the or
phaned boy’s need o f a good home but we feel that it might
not be amiss to offer the suggestion that many lonesome
homes might be in an almost equal need o f boys.
Lucky, indeed, is the little boy or girl, deprived of the
loving care and guidance of parents, who is later adopted by
some really worthy family, because opportunities for de
velopment into perfect manhood and womnnhood then be
comes his. Such a child is to he congratulated. But no less
fortunnte, on the other hand, is the lonesome home changed
to blithesome happiness through the appearance on the scene
of-som e smiling-bo,j~ or g i r l . --------Someone has said that it! being kind to strangers one
may be "entertaining angels unawares” . Perhaps some
childless couples, financially able to take on the responsibility
o f raising children to years of responsibility, feel a dread
o f the possible worry and work in milling to their households
the children who need fathers and mothers. While no sta
tistics arc relied upon for this statement, we venture the
opinion that the homes which opened their doors to children
hnve, almost invariably been blessed. The responsibility
gives a new manhood nnd womanhood to the husband and
wife who, in making what they feared would be a sacrifice,
discover it to he their best investment.
Attention might easily be called to certain households
in which the parents, although the proud possessors of one
or two children o f their own, have seen the larger benefits
derived from them and have taken into their homes and
hearts unfortunate little ones who were motherless, father
less, or deserted. They have found the keenest satisfaction
in thus surrounding themselves with human responsibilities
which centered their thoughts and activities in the occupa
tion of building men and women o f boys and girls.
The Children’s Home Society o f Florida is continually
calling attention to its fine group o f boys for whom homes
are desired.
It is fine to give a few dollars to help the Children’s Home.
It is much greater to take a boy into your own home and
heart, make him a legal member o f your family and teach
him the meaning of the words "father” and “ mother” .
Take this for your sermon today. Lonesome homes need
boys.
A Motorcycle Zulu.
"Get Land— Keep It."—S. W.
Strauss.
Abdtd-ei-Krim. Look Out.
To Make Religion Fay.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
(Copyright I91S)
A Zulu Chief, with huge wnr
shield covered with zebra skin,
lashed to his back, muffler wide
open nnd a proud look on his black
face, went to greet the Prince of
Wales' in' South Africa, riding un
a motorcycle.
That would hnve interested the
old Zulu king that died in exile,
a prisoner of the British. It al
so interests others with white fac
es and raise* this question:
What will lie the power of the
races we are plrased to rail sav
age or barbarous when they learn
Ihe use of modern machinery for
conquering distanre and conquer
ing other human lielng*................
FIFTY YEAH from now every
Chinese nnd Japanese boy sixteen
years old will be able to run a fly
ing machine if the Mikado’s ad
visors nnd the powerful men of
China wish to have it so.
Those that call themselves the
higher races have been protected
by the fact Hint human being*
hnve been fastened to their cor
ner of the earth by the power of
gravitation.
When you see n Zulu thief fly
ing through the African sunlight
on a motorcycle and realize that
any average human being can be
taught to run n flying machine in
eight hours, you wonder how long
"white supremacy” will last.
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One thing is certain, while su
An Up-to-Date Fable Of A Millionaire
premacy will not last if the white
people fail to keep themselves pre
Fourteen or fifteen years ago Lippincott’s, in its "W al pared.
HtUtE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Jvnus answered. Verily, verily, I
say unto thee, Except a man lie
bora of water and of Spirit, he can I
not enter Into the kingdom of God.
—Jo|m :t: f>.
' THE TEST OF A MAN
The test of a man is the fight he
. makes
The grit that he daily shows;
The way ho stands on hix feet and
. takes
Fltle’s
numerous humps and
I iiluw*.
Coward can smile when there’s
nnught to fear
When nothing his progress liars,
Rut it takes a man to stand up and
\ cheer
While somo other fellow stars.
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It lA i’t the victory, after nil,
Hot the fight that a brother
, makes;
The man who, driven against, the
•Vail,
fttlll stands up erect ami takes
Tha - iiluws of fate with his head
' held high.
Bleeding, and bruised, and pale,
Is the mart who 11 win In the by
and by,
For ini, isn't afraid to fail.
n.m. ...
It's the humps you get, and the
jolts you get.
And the shocks that your cour
age stands,
Th* hours of sorrow nnd vain re•gret,
The prize that escapes your
hands,
That test your mettle and prove
your worth;
!i isn't the blow? you dcu!,
But the blows you take on the good
old earth
That show* if your stuff is real.
— Exchange.
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have to trotski out ugain.
■ ■ n---------This is the season of green corn,
"swimming holes," and watermel
ons..
nuts and Wine” department— those clever pages o f some of
the brightest stuff ever appearing in any magazine— pub
lished "The Fable o f the Grasping Millionaire” by Robert T.
Hardy. We came across the story the other day, and de
cided to pass it on to smart young fellows in Sanford who
can follow a recipe.
Capital letters and nil, this is Hardy’s Fable ofthe Grasp
ing Millionaire:
There was once n Man who had a Grasping Dis
position and One Hundred Million Dollars. Notwith
standing his Great Wealth, he was not satisfied, but
used to lie awake nights, depriving himself of much
needed rest, in order to think up New nnd Original
Ways o f getting the Better of People. One day he
found it necessary to till a Certain Position in his Of
fice, Init the Man he selected was something of a
Grasper himself, so when the Question of Salary
arose, a Difference o f Opinion arose also. And the
Man thought that his services were worth More than
they really were, while the Millionaire thought they
were worth Less than they really were. Finally the
•-Prospective.Kuqilu.voiJ-uU’erula-SuggeU iun.. Said h o i..
"I will work for yon for One Year, on Contract, and
for Remuneration you shall pay me One Cent for the
First Week, Two Cents for the Second Week, Four
for the Third, Eight for the Fourth, and so on.
Doubling the Amount for each of Fifty-two Weeks.
Of course, towards the End of the Year, the Amount
will be much Larger, but in the Meantime you will be
having the Use of the Money. How does this Prop
osition strike y ou ’.” ’
The Millionaire thought a Moment, anti the Idea
sounded Good to him. "W ait," he said; and Hurried
ly he took pencil and paper and did some figuring.
He found that at the end of Ten Weeks the Man would
have drawn altogether Only $10.23, so the Millionaire
hesitated no longer, but drew up and signed the neces
sary Documents.
This is all of the Story, except that at the End of
the Year the Employee had all of his Employer's Hun
T -------- o-------dred Million Dollars, and the ex-Millionaire owed him
The paramount question in Ten
$15,035,79G,27:1,71)1.85. besides.
nessee seems to he whether we de
The moral of this Fable is that it doesn’t always
scended from munkies nr still are
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pay to be a Pig.
ABUEL-EL-KKIM, chief and
ruler of the Riffs, is preparing for
heavier uttneks on the French.
Abd-el-Krim. if alive, will lie a
sadder and wiser man in a few
weeks.
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The French can easily withdraw j*
their men on foot from range o f ] ’’
A bd-td- Krinrr game “ *Thar * they-1*
will do to avoid making good
Frenchmen targets for barbarian
bullets.
THEN. AT their convenience
they will fly over Abd-el-Krim's
territories and drop persuasive ar
guments in the way of gas and
explosives.
Those itiffiun warriors of North
Africa have plenty of courage and
some intelligence. They descend
from the men that conquered and
ruled Spain and nearly conquered
the whole world.
Hut in their war with France,
after, perhaps, 11 few deceptive
"victories," they will find them-1
.-elves as helpless as our Red In
dians were with their bows and
arrows against the guns of the
white men.
Personal: Capt. Itaohl Amundsen
has arrived at the North Pole
where he found a cool reception
awaiting him.
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The last of the mnhicans i* the
fivp dollar hill you draw out when
you notice that the waiter has just
left n check for six dollars and
twenty-five cents.
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some new shades to remember. It Readers o f The Sanford Herald may obtain a copy o f this
Wouldn't it help religion to prove
says topaz is pftHU'l gold and cu- leaflet free as long as the free edition lasts by writing to
uulchouc is a pinky beige. Well, l he bureau o f education, department of the interior, Wash that the church can adapt itself
to modem conditions, umi in an
wluit are you going to do about it?
ington. I). C„ asking for "Reading Course No. :t."
uge when tho test of everything
is ability to make money, PROVE
This country would be better off
IT'S MONEY-MAKING ABIL
if the Inhabitants would think in
MY FAVORITE STORIES
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the language of the preamble to
b y iitviN s. c o n n
When in New York, you see
the constitution: "We, the people.”
Trinity Church.
Looking East
The custom now Is to think, “ They,
down Wall Street toward the riv
thi£ government."— Miami Herald.
(In a voyage hack from France I course and was dangerously near er, you see a church entirely sur
a
----------- O - --------John D. Rockefeller has an ad after ImHtilxLjcM had ended one of the shores of Newfoundland. Sud- rounded by gigantic buildings that
vantage over many fathers. Young tlie transports luul aboard a negro! denly in the middle of the night tower above it, as the furniture
John 1). probably does not write labor battalion. Included nmnng|a siren steam whistle at a light- in a room towers above the hous
returning veterans of the house station on the mainland es front a child's Noah’s Ark?
hoAe for checks to help out oil Ilie th
living expenses.— Fort Myei* Press Brest docks was a crap shooter of hlarcd out, the sound rising above
roar of the wind. To the suf
IN THIS material age It might
No," but he might if he hadn't been mighty powers, originally from the
ferer in bed down below, that ap add to the prestige of religion if
Memphis.
bnipght up rigid,
Off the banks the ship ran in- palling blast could mean but one Trinity Church were torn down
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to
nasty weather, nnd the game-1tiling—-the trumpet call of judg- and n sky-scraper, seventy-five or
The latest measure of vital im
I
,ler
frightfully seasick, lay in his |meat day.
a hundred stories high, dominat
portance to the stute at large, to
bunk too miserable and too weak
Ho got down on hD knees and ing all others, were made to take
be introduced in tile legislature 1to
move, and expecting each sue-1'Tcpiired to uplift hi* voice III
would allow Key West to secede feeding moment to !*• his last, a* prayer for salvation. Then ho re- its iilace.
from Florida and set up a inde thu craft stood first on end and metnbered what he carried in his
WHILE'RELIGION LEADS, it}
pendent, Democratic republic. We |then wallowed deep in the rough (pocket and as he flung into space
were of the opinion that Key West of the sea. As a mutter of fact, his educated Ivories he cried out: retains power. When it ceases to
lead, others forces rule.
was already separate from Florida the peril was real. The laboring
“ Git away, evidences!
Come
umf bound to It by ruitroud ties steamer had blundered off her on. Angel Gabriel!”
R. F. HOYT'S fust boat the
only.
"Teaser” raced from Albany to
New York against the fust Twen
Press <!e quitches say that the
COTTON FACTORY FOR FLORIDA
tieth Century ruitroud flyer. The
McAduo forces are organizing for
boat heat the locomotive by twen- ]
NEW YORK IIKRAl.l, TRIBUNE
the*prrsideutia) campaign in 1928.
tv minutes. Old fashioned ideas,
But. us long ns a handful of easthr.vu held back the speed of boats. I
era stale,- can control the nomina
Climatic condition* in this state With the right size, shape and'
Announce merit from Jacksonville
tion, it will bo quite us impossible
are ideal for fucturv operatives,
to nominate McAdoo in 192H u» it that that city has secured a cotton since the mutters of heat and hea power, a speed of 150 miles an 1
hour should he reached easily.
goods
manufacturing
establish
wax' in 1921. Democrats might ns
vy clothing for the winter months
well concentrate on some other ment which will soon lie put in op are almost entirely eliminated by
SENATOR IJORAII wants the
leader.
eration means much to Florida.
the temperate cliunite, umi other world lo outlaw war ns a crime.
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Just why Florida has not enter living condition* i\ much more He thinks that would be effective.
“ At any rate Florida may bo de ed the cotton good* manufactur fuvurablc than in the more north Hut WOULD IT? This country,
pended upon to next year choose ing field long ago is among the ern sections of the country where with a Constitutional amendment,
a» sine of her representatives in mysteries, since tong umi abort the manufacture of cotton goods has outlawed whiskey ns a crime.
th<- ‘United States senate a man staple cotton' has been among the has been carried on for many The result is worse whiskey than
who will rank with any uf the *cu- i products of the state for many years
the country ever hud and plenty of
atorn," concludes the Tumpa Times ■years, and it udjoina other cottunFlorida has room fur many cot it.
in n legthy editorial relative to producing states, making certain ton goods and other munufuctur-1 Merely outlawing a thing does
Florida< next SemiLorIs the a sunply at all times of raw ma ing establishments ami it is being Inot necessarily end it. Real the
Time i endorsing « r , Bryan’s candi terial at nominal. If any. freight realized by those' engaged in sucnthlstbrv of Bold Robin Howl You)
- - • » - « «*• dacy; or mcnvly giving him H»U7 charge*.
industrial enter prises
•cuii't change men by law.
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oiMiism.
DAN D olissw s'-
Straw hats arc very il0, ,,
making a man feel at h*r, **
An optimist is a Milwiak.. ■
who is an actor's sixth
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P«op1o who live in
should not open milk
Rice grower* are looking »
t.. th , cto, • i j w t a s j q
Rum war
in th, u
the free and home nf the
'
Burglars who got *0m«
Tarrytown, N. Y.f ,lidn*t u j *
You just can't keep as fj, u
fiddle hy just fiddling ar<5{
Some June grads have
4.
S E f World will give . f i g
Tell the wife you were whertr.
were not so she will think yoa w!
not whore you were.
A miser's safe opened i„ i0City, la., contained SIO0.000
someono else will spend. ' *
A tnnn who made $r,o,000,(W■„
New \ ork gets his exerebt
mg up columns of figures.
Pullman conductor tells unfk
judged by clothes all women m
sengers would ride f..r half
Pig iron prices are off , y
liir, ma.vbe time to the guppL c|
bride’s biscuits coming jn Jaw.
San Francisco hotel burned*
ni"ht. But it’s usually
»
ough there to flee scantily cUi
JUST IN PASSING
S. W. STRAUS, who ha* done
11V It. .t. HOLLY
more than nnv one man to stimu
late building in tin* United States,
Had to leave this column of stuff and nonsense out last
declares that during 192.-| the
week on account of being at the head of the stute— the foun
United States building program
tain head of all knowledge and development—Tallahassee, on
will amount to SIX THOUSAND
the red clay hills of Old Leon.
MILLIONS of dollars.
If you own any land you will be
if you really want to enjoy a few days of recreation from
interested In the advice that Mr.
Straus constantly gives to young
the busy marts of trade go to Tallahassee while the legis
er men. "Get some real estate, and
lature is in session and listen to the flow of oratory as it
when you have got it, KEEP IT.’
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Nobody has any conception of S It rolls from the lips of the big men of this state. You will
then recognize the fact that but little can Is* done on law
the future values of real estate,
well ehosen in the great cities.
making while they »re so busy talking.
THE REV. Dr. Straton and
1some big men in his congregation
believe that the church should be
made usefully self-supporting.
They planned to mortgage their
valuable church property in New
THE HOME IS the greatest educational force in the York <‘itv, build where their
world, but it has never fully carried out the work which it church now stands n great sky
was destined. Relieving that mothers and fathers would scraper that would lie a church
at the snnte t.me a money
gain experience and would welcome suggestions for methods and
making institution.
o f tlie fullest development of the physical, mental and spirit
Now conservative members of
ual life o f children, the home educational division o f the the congregation secure an in
United States bureau of education has prepared a leaflet junction and Dr. Straton, until
orders, cannot build his
containing a list of the suggested books for parents' reading. further
self-supporting church.
I
HJ3NRY WILL TRY ANYTHING ONCE
And if ymi have never “ sat in" where they were making
laws in this and other states you should take the trip and
find out something It will do you a world of good and never
again will you criticize a good man who has. been a member
of tin* legislature. You will regard him as a martyr to his
country.
Our party hemming tired of the constant buzz of the leg
islature took a trip to Chattahoochee that was both restful
ami profitable for we talked to men who seemed to have the
right sort of slant on life even if they were confined to an
nay him. And it occurred to us that there were only half of
the folks in Florida summering in Chattahoochee that should
really Is- there— if you know what I mean.
I think that lull of Sanford regarding beautification to lie
of great Importance and if the entire county will start in this
fall and get busy on beautifying residences and farms we will
have a Paradise here that will eclipse anything in the state.
With our rich soil and flowing wells we can plant and grow
anything in flowers and shrubs. Let us all trv it out.
Headlines in daily newspaper says; "Virginia Suicide of
Five Years Ago Found In Sarasota." No doubt the ’ afore
said suicide of five years ago is now a successful real estate
man in Ringling's Big Top.
It is the duty of Sanford people in encourage the corpora
tion to do business in Sanford rather than to make life disa
greeable to them and have thorn invest their money and build
their plants in other locations. Baiting the corporations was
the favorite indoor sport n few years ago but it has goiiu
out of style in progressive communities.
Fellow in another state was being married the other day
and fainted three times while the ceremony was being per
formed. Along about the first of every month he will have
plenty of time to faint and throw fits if he likes that sort of
thing.
The City Commissioners of Sanford have the confidence
of the people ill their endeavors to give service and to save
money fur the tax payers. (If course they cannot suit ev
erybody ami they cannot expect to be immune from criti
cism—honest criticism— but there are so many "saviors of
their country" abroad these days who have a panacea for
every ill that people and officials are bored to death listen
ing to them. However, the people who have known their
city t’ommisioners for many years know them best and do
not need any advice from folks who know nothing about
conditions and are not even tax payers.
The man or men who serve a city for three years as
City Commisisnncrs nnd receive nothing in return except
criticism feel like throwing up the job at times and letting
the "wise birds" who know it all take the place and save
the country. It is always easier to condemn than to praise
a public official anil some folks take up nil their time in
Knocking the city and county and state officials.
And again it seems to me that we spend much time talk
ing about those things that really mean nothing in the end
when we could be building bigger and better in every way.
This city is big enough to forget tho little things and go af
ter the big ones. There is much to do here just now and those
improvements that can lie made rather than to lose time
in discussing something that is really impossible at this time.
George DeCottcs went to give nwny an orange the other
day and this is what he said:
"I hereby give and convey to you, all nnd singular, my estnte and Interest, right, title, ctniin nnd advantages of m’ul q,
said orange, together with all its rind, juice, pulp ami pip*,
and ail rights and advantage* herein, with full power to bite,'
each nnd othewiso eat the same or give the same away with or
without the rind, skin, juice, pulp or pips, anything herein
after or tn any other deed or deeds, instrument or instru
ments of whatever nature or kind whatsoever to the contrary
in any wise notwithstanding.
That St. John’* River Drainage canal will be of inesti
mable value to this part of the stute. The folks who have
labored long and faithfully on this canal will not make much
out of It, Those who never raised a hand to get it will prob
ably reap all the benefits. This i-i usually the case.
- Sometimes I wonder just when those true anil tried pa
triots who work for their city early and late will be rewarded
itomo way or other they usually get lost in the shuffle when
AyJwdlioji, bvanrt utcimij jyul.thvu
;u.v.
er among those present.
SATU RDAY EVENING SERMON
IJy REV. W. HUMPHREY
'lie that is faithful in that which | Some of the great ones «n it
[ is least is faithful also in that ford to ignore certain cnurvi 4
which is greateer; and ho that is etiquette; they are often them*
unjust in that winch is little, is tors of such standard:!, but muitif
I unjust also in that which is great- us must abide by these.
"Little puffe of |H)Wiler, i:j
j er."—Luka XVI-10.
little dabs of paint,
I Here, indeed, in the words of
'Make a little yirl look lib
the evangelist, we have a precious
what She ain't."
piece of Divine wisdom. Who will
Sometimes the pour cjnki
gainsay the truth of these words?
Yet In practice, how easy it is for rhymester throws more light tail
any of us to forget. That is all subject than the profound pklstj
the more true in this country pher, the subtle theologian ot lit
where the magnitude of things in great orator. "God innkn 11*i
one of the most striking character the weak instruments to coafastd
the wise."
istics.
Long years ago, the author oftkt
Our country is large; its moun
tains, rivers, lakes, like Yellow canticle of canticles gave si tb
stone Park nnd Niagara, our nat key to the philosophy of &,
ural scenery and beauty, is of the "Catch us the little fnxes thatlamajestic or gorgeous surt. llusin- troy the vines." Many a cak
u*$ enterprises are of such u size gone bankrupt, not Lost it
as to be almost unmanageable. The had no particular busineoi MS,1
wealtli of resources is so great just plodders, amassed grestbt'
that even the preachments from tunes because they wen pd
th'* nntionnlcupitnl hardly make us “ watchdogs." They watched "th
see the necessity of the economy. little foxes that destroy the .as*
And, again, take the nun «b
Hence the little things easily jumps at conclusions; hr ii
pass our notice and their import a good logician, a sound rrz
ance and part they play in life, in a trustworthy witness, because*
progress, insuccess, in every sphere, value nnd force of no .irgunwstd
ju-i bcciiine of the large, broad vis ten depend on the little thingstiat
ion and executive capacity of Am ercape his notice. The soundt»
ericans, may aeelly escape the pro soner proceeds slowly, cautis®?per perspective in every-day life. Jstep hy step, m arking everf»
That this is true is borne out in of the chain. It is the -am*
history. Our own experience, if the great scientist. He must:*
we reflect, will convince us that the neglect the smallest, minutest.
little things have their_ place and microscopic detail of the wh><i
enter into the accomplishment of Not accidents, but those who bn
every notable achievement.
D\- how to observe facts give inptsi
j vine wisdom leaves us no doubt to the march of events, font *
j about it. "He that is faithful In ture to give up her trei»utw*d
[that which is least, is fuithful nl- promote the progress nf nicxt
1so in that which is greater; and he
The farmer knows well that i
that is unjust in that which is lit is not the heavy shower, th* tf*>
tle, is unjust also in that which is eat, the storm that i* the Krtb
greater.” The application is, o f benefit to soil and crops, bit ^
course primarily to human con slow and steady rainfall and t*i
duct, and we see Unit all the bet poet agrees "drops will pierettbj
ter as we see it work tn other stubborn flint, not by
*
realms of activity. Among all the often falling." Am! all this
multitudes that have lived and died human conduct.
.
since Adam's day, how few there
The words of the evangelist i3*
are who could lav claim to genius. ed above apply particularly i5 ^
How many painters, sculptors, moral order. "He that it
writers, philosophers, statesmen, in that which is least, b
scientists, preachers,
soldiers, also in that which is great**!**
stand out among their fellows- he that is unjust in that which *
\ ci v few. The multitudes of hu little is unjust nLo in that
man beings hnve followed the is greater.”
ortlinnry paths never rising above
Neither vice nor vrrtucs *rV4J
mediocrity.
mushroom growth. Step by
Those whose names live and not by leaps and bounds. »**1
shine out in the firmament of hu women reach Hie hath pl*M
man glory, whose memories are virtue;and so too with the VK.
cherished as benefactors of man i character.
The gnat cr1®**
kind are few and far between. On reaches the depths of depravity
tile other hand, the shores of time by one single plunge, but gr*®*
are strewn with the wrecks of iv. slowly, ignoring, di-ii:-1:!~.
those who might otherwise have little things that would have z
achieved, but liecuuse they pnid no him on the straight path,
atetntinn to little things, despised the one who neglect- little co,u*
little things, buried their talents, physical injuries, tit
bulked at industry und frugality, tors and medicines and P*® *.
they died debtors to humanity nnd ions in the eating and drin*' i
to God. when they might have been the matter of rest and the r‘
Irenefactors anti among God’s her sary recreation, and
' .
oes.
quirements, strong though '**,
1
A* 11 general thing, like tho stitution be. he eventually
great river and its course, the big down before his lime and P . ^
things ami events of life, for good a prey to every disease. *
or ill, trace their origin back to ,in the moral order, if
the things which in themselves are neglected the outcome ’ _
seemed trifling and of minor itn- 1 Juda 1 cariot did no* ,4 1 iiuttance. By paying attention to the villain that he was ,
little things, to dctulls, those of 11c was avaricious. H* 'oty*
mie talent may succeed in their : hIs avarice in little things. •
own measure us well as those who gen by petty theft*. * ^ *
^
have five. Unless one is a mere passion wan avarice ami
gambler with the gifts o f God l i t t l e i t got h°iL llwd k*
and the opportunities life, hoping became his master. controLW f
to pluv in luck, he cannot ignore I Finally he sob! hw.*1*?... i^ili
the little things, Genius may pieces of silver. He that,^ |;:t»
^
nave some license und the gambler es small things shall »•»
may have his fling, but for the and little. He that loveth th*
test of os ordinary humans, if we ger shall perish tn H- trll;.cJ.
Hut why multqdy lllJ' 4*
would make a success o f life, if
we would measure up to the full The moral is clear, t*' ‘ tjy, Ja»
stature of manhood and piny ottr Michael Angelo was
nurt not as individuals only, but boriously working on on* ^
. u*
ns social beings we must give our masterpieces, when an much
attention to the ordinary little quired: \khy waste
tilings of daily |jfe anti make the on trifles?
L i^ h L r*.*^
most of them. For the most of worked on. polishing ^
us. it is the little things that muni. in* Uw»e. remarked:
He is made up of little things. perfection nn«J Ptfr^
Little things make a nmn. The
little social umcnities. little acts ^ I f w e wait for an
of kindness, of thoughtfulness, of do something big or £ « * * *
considerateoess show the lady or ing the little thing* that
fi«) *
the cent Ionian and not the dress : day in and dav
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parade.
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L-LEPnONE:— Office 148
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor
Social
Calendar
69 Cts.
TELEPHONE:— Res. 428-J
DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY IS GIVEN
FRIDAY AT THE W OM AN’S CLUB
First Baptist Sunday
School Here Treading
Attendance
Contest
99 Cts.
One of *h? most enjoyable af
balcony rail were entwined with
The Sunday School of the First
fairs of the present season was asparagus fern interspersed with
Saturday
Baptist
Church has forged ahead
the
bridge
party
given
Friday
af
myraids of pink roses. Bowls of
\tn will be a story hour at the
in
the
attendance
contest with th“
ternoon nt the Woman’s Club by roses were placed in artistic ar Sunday School of the Gainesville i
^ry at 10 oclock.
rangement
about
the
room.
The
Mrs. T. Lucinn Dumas, Mrs. G.
Baptist church which has been in j
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Frederick Smith, Airs. Milton Har punch bowl was placed upon a progress for the past seven weeks,
Monday
table with a pink cover over white
># Pipe Organ Club will be vey Afnbrey nnd Mrs. Raymond fern and roses were hanked. Airs. according to the announcement ol
Clarke
Phillips.
Superintendent John D. Jinkins,I
fftained at the home of Mrs. J.
Receiving their guests, Mrs. Du A. Raymond Key served punch the score now standing 3,771 for |
Killer, by Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
throughout the ufternoon.
Jthe Sanford Baptists against 3,411
Colcolugh, honoring Miss Le- mas wore a gown of lavender voile k mm „ *--- --- »*»in vrvsII*
Airs.
Forrest
Lake,
for
making!
for the Gainesville church, a lead
lace
trimmed;
Mrs.
Smith
wore
a
Kimf- a June bride-elect,
rje jocial meeting of the Pres- gown of white flat crepe heavily high score, was awarded a set of of 3(50.
trian Church will meet nt the embroidered; Mrs. Mabrcy also cry stal aherbert cups. For second | The Gainesville Sunday School
jtl, at I oclock. It will be a wore an embroidered gown of white high score, Mrs. \V. J. Thigpen Ihas led in attendance on only two
uilian Fiesta in honor o f the crepe and Mrs. Philips was gown was nwurded a silver bud vase.! Sundays since the contest began on
h year of Miss Charlotte Kem- ed in a frock of lavender georgette, Mrs. John McKee for low score, j April 5, and this, the Sanford Sun
presented a small silver tro- day school officials clai was on ac
on her list year of service as trimmed in metal lace. Miss Sari- was
ta Lake presented the tallies and phy cup and Airs. E. P. Alorse fo r 1count* of' rain here.
jisjionary in Brazil,
the cut prize, was presented a set
The score ns compiled by the two
f# Truth Seekers Class of the the hostesses were assisted in plac of crystal sherbert cups.
Sunday schools now stniuis as fol
jiodist Church will meet at a ing their guests by Airs. Forrest
The
hostesses
were
assisted
in
!*k at the home of Mrs. Shoc- Lake. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and Miss serving the dainty ice course, which lows:
Gainesville
Sanford
jer. The hostesses will be Mrs. Kathryn Wilkey.
further carried out the color
..418 April 5..... 352
The club auditorium, which lends scheme, by Airs. B. F. Whitner, Jr , April 5
rmaker, Mrs. It. M. Mnson, Airs.
532 April 12....1507
!. Crawford. Airs. It. W. Turner, itself so beautifully to decorating, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Airs. B. I). April 12
j. Jim Moore, Mrs. I\ D. Pnr- was never lovlier. The color mo Caswell, Aliss F.thel Henry and April It* ..... ..552 April 10...520
April 2*5 ____ Hit) April 20 .... 53(5
tif of pink nnd green was enehan- Miss Florence Henry.
*nd Mrs. Bessie Stevens.
May 3
428 May 3 ... 600
[n. Henry Wight will entertain tingly carried out by the use of
There were 21 tables o f players
.511 May 10.... 5(5*5
! the third and last of the se- an abundance of pink radiance nnd 12 tea guests present to en May 10
May 17..
471 May 17____581
of luncheons which she has roses and fern. The columns and joy this most delightful affair.
i jiving to members of the
Total
3.411
Totul ... 3,771
niof Managers o f the Sanford
nan's Club.
LoVely Courtesy Given
Tuesday.
here will be a meeting o f all
dales of tbe Methodist Church
he church at 3:30 o’clock. A
attendance is requested,
be regular meeting of the SoDepartmcnt o f the Woman’?.
^will be held at 3 o’clock with
L0. P. Herndon as hostess. For
[nations please call the hostess,
jrs. John McKee will entertain
iridge at 3 o’clock honoring
Santa Lake.
Mrs’. Frank Miller Is
In HonorOfMiss Leola Hostess At Bridge
King Thursday Night
Personals
69 Cts.
ALUMINUM
TWO DAYS ONLY-MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 25 AND 26
•'
6!) cts.
99 cts.
$1.49
(Extra Heavy Paneled Ware)
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Mrs. Frank Miller delightfully
Mrs A. C. Fort spent Friday in
entertained the Fortnightly Bridge
Club and some extra guests Wed urlamlo the guest of friends.
nesday afternoon at thu home of
Miss Constnnce Smith of Orlan
her daughter, Mrs. James Ridge
do will l>e the guest of Miss Der
on Central Street.
• An abundance of pink gladioli ry Lee Bell for the week-end.
was used in decorating. The club
Airs. Edward Aulick left Satur
prize an applesauce glass enndy
jar, was won by Mrs. F. E. Roumil- day for Tampa after spending tho
lut. Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez was pre week with her son J. E. Baker.
sented an opalescent mnyonnise j
Aliss Sara Muriel is expected
howl for high score among the
guests and Mrs. G. D. Mobley was Tuesday from Ft. Myers for a vis
here with her sister, Aliss Gerry
presented an embroidered towel for it
Muriel.
the cut prize.
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2 Qt. Double Boilers.
4 Qt. Boilers.
li (it. Boilers.
5 t(t. Tea Kettles
5 Qt. Saucepans.
3 Qt. Percolators.
8 Qt. Boilers.
5 Qt. Boilers.
Mrs. Surah J. Stewart, Mrs. For
rest Gatchcll mill Miss .Minnie
bm
Stewart were hostesses to the offi
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The rooms of the primary depart
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State W eddings
ties of green was used, the color
an
an
scheme being green and white.
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Miss .Margaret Davis played
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Mrs. Miller was assisted in ser
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Mrs. C. D. .Mobley, Mrs. Coveil,
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R. .1. Holly, Mrs. George D. Bishop, (completed her junior year in Stotriment, having Idunks filled with Atrs. W. J. Thigpen. Airs. Howard,son University
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la Edna Sheton, of Jackson- names of Sunday School officers. llulick, and Mrs. Hal Wight.
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The many friends of Miss Lydn BB BB
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hook,
which
he
presented
to
Hi.
Mae Smith will lie glad to know
a Annie Howard, of Pukes, to Aliss King. Little Miss Cornelia Minister o f Christian that she is doing nicely after an
and Miss Trcssie AlcCrae gave se
Brown, "f Jacksonville.
Church to Preach Here operation fur appendicitis at the HB UB
“ Quality Merchandise at Prices Thai Appeal”
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uClthcrine Sompayrac, of veral readings. A. M. Phillips and
Fernald-Laughton hospital.
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Forrest Gntchei sang “ I Love You
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Members of the Chri'.iinn Church
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* Vivian Stnnwix-llny. of
organize a church, nnd Rev. (>. S.
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preciation and expressed regret
to It. !. Cappo, of Miami.
All members of the Christian Important part in the college ac
>! Lucille Smith, of Joekson- that the Sunday School had to lose Church in Sanford are urged to tivities. being president of the Phi ........................................................................................................... .............. a , , , . . , , , ............ a ................................................................
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to II. !.. Dr ■isehorf, of \\ inter so valuable ail associate and offi be present nnd the general public Della Literary Society and a mem a
cer.
ber
of
three
honorary
societies.
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is invited
i Lucy Wood, of Atlanta, to
While a dainty ice course was
Rev. Iirooke will have for his
, Pate, nf Jacksonville.
being served, Mrs. Maims played subject,
"Mankind’s
Greatest Doctors Return From
Sarah Mills, o f Tampa, to several numbers. About 50 guests Need." Rev. Brooke is accompani
were present.
|)!t, nf Columbus, Ga.
ed to Sanford by Mrs. Brooke and St. Petersburg Meet
f
■ El! '.'..ugl.n, nf Toiup.,.
they expect to iiiukv this their
1 V A \ A .y
. P.. Ba .er. uf Lakeland.
home.
Sanford delegation to the con
Grace Crowe, of Tampa, Surprise Party Given
vention of the Florida Medical So
. S. Prince, of Tampa,
<• ciety, which met nt St. Petcrxlnug
ForClarence
Duff
in
Jr.
n Mary Dope, o f Glenwood,
Miss I Iaugabook Weds this week returned yesterday, and
to G C. It.irnliill, of Tampa,
leport a most interesting and well
W.S.RobbinsThursday attended
Wednesday
evening
Mr.
and
Mrs.
n Kathryn Hood, of Jncksonmeeting. Many papers
t" I t a im. F. (I. Emglc, of Clarence It. Puffin entertained with
were rend and discussed, one by
a surprise party celebrating the
York.
On Thursday morning at 11:!50 Ur. Renton, of Tainpu, on "Mental
]" Ruth ileurner, of Jnckson- birthday nf their son, Clarence R. o’clock. .Miss Harriet Hniigubouk Hygiene" being especially enjoyed,
Puffin,
Jr.
and W. S. Robbins, Loth of Sanford, it is reported. Those attending the
ItoJ. M. Roan, o f Jacksonville,
Mr. and .Mrs, Puffin arranged were married at St. Luke’s Episco convention from Sanford were:
p Mat- McMillan o f Dine Caa7*Mr. \ \ High of St. Louis, the surprise by having dinner In pal Church in Orlando. The im Drs. J. T. Denton. \V. T. Langley
r Aifi Itniwnril of Jackson- a down town cafe. Upon their pressive ring service was rend fay and C. J. Marshall.
[to Dr. II. it. Craig of New return Lome they found the house Rev. James Glass in tin* presence
filled with guests.
The rooms of only a few relatives o f the bride.
Soon he time to begin worrying
Mr. and Mrs. Robbins left (mined about laying in tin- Winter’s sup
f* Ruth Gil,trap, of Atlanta, had been beautifully decorated
with pink love vine and many gor ■lately after the ceremony in their ply of coal.—Macon Telegraph.
•L N Sikes, o f Orlando.
between
■#ar\ Knin, of Jacksonville, genus pink radiance roses, •irtU-1 KUt" for Miami and other points There’s a difference
|on the East <limit.
ticully combined with fern.
Florida and even Georgia.
,*• l'"i •. of Jacksonville,
f’ 1
t. veils, of Tampa,
The evening was pleasantly
} ’*• 1’ ■ -it , iif Tampa.
spent in games and dancing. At ..............................................................................
►* P , , Wallis, o f Ocala, to a late hour refreshments were ser
‘ " 'Men, 11 . o f t ’ itra.
ved by the hostess, who was as
• Ida F "li:e o f Jacksonville. sisted by Mrs. Smith and Airs.
Sclinal. The table was most at
■B. Noil, of JncksonviH?.
Linens $22.50 grade, white and tan.
tractive with its decorations of
WEDDINGS
Split straws Leghorns and Panamas
pink
nnd
white
and
a
birthday
cake
Values $22.50.
Julia Donohue, o f Jackson*
I W I Young, of Jackson- holding candles was in the place
of honor.
Those present were: Air. nnd
11 AIarea ret Overton,
of
Wtlle, in e. P Ellis of Mia Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Mary Schaal, Mr.
Palm Beach. All shades. Also $11.50
nnd Mrs. Puffin, Miss Nchlu A’an
linens.
•* Wmi,i ( rumpton, of Jack Ness. Aliss Mildred Roberson, Aliss
in, to (’ A. Miller, of Miami. Georgia Calhoun, Aliss Alary Stoin
*• Lnu'.i. Siholfield, of Sara* off, .Miss Glndyce Stemper, Miss
Mero,
,0 I! I Beatty, of Sarasota. Juanita Smith, George
n*iii- ic Merrinm of Dierson, Claude Locke, Claude Roberson,
$12.51) Linen and Seersucker Suits. Best grade. Sale p rice ................... $10.50
25 Per Cent Discount
M. Rankin, of Daytona Beach. Henry Jones, Dan Hansell, AIuriel
Roberts,
Earl
Possey,
Joe
1 Annie Landrum, of Dahlo
k h> s. *'. Jones, of Cedar Ludwig and Clarence Puffin, Jr.
2 Qt. Boilers.
3 Qt. Boilers.
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Smith Bros., Inc,
Phone 216
r
1st at Palmetto Ave.
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fl/F / v t
Clearance
Sale
M e n ’s a n d B o y s ’
W ear
Cliiia Sale!
Theln i Kiland, of Jttcksonto John I'arras, of Jackson-
Saturday Evening
Sermon
' Mari' rite King of Brook*
D-(’ , t 5. G. Smith, of Jack
(Continued from Dage Four)
He.
ing
up the very elements that en
N Ethel Webster o f Jack sonter into greatness. Few sermons
I G. I! Gates, of Jack
Jackson- would Ire preached or heard if
preachers wrote and praoched only
H Alargaret Bryant, of l.ake- masterpieces—and so perhaps, the
|to T E. Rogers, of latkelund. clergy are the one privileged class,
r* Johimi. O’Nael, of Rockinasmuch few would Ik? offended if
>-tiDr. - It. Norris, of Uock- We
remembered that "silence is I m
golden" until we could deliver our
1Joiephine Goffin, of Jnck- selves of masterpieces.
*< to K. A. Stauss, of Mih* Atfr...., Scholhee, of TamP "■ E. Headley, o f Tempe*
J' 1 •
a, o f Lsketsnd to
■••*m.-vn. of Lakeland,
P* Annio Drown, of Tampa, to
§ “van. of Tampn.
I
hapler. of Tampa,
t
:n. of Tampa.
E) niilic May I.ang, of Jackr * 'l" i B Bu bee, of Bt. Pe1
r Mtrj Knott, o f Jnckson|“gL R.i.eniore, of Tallahas-
I
nmnt.
Miss Alary Stevenson, of .Mont
gomery, Ala., to D. Wilbanks, of
Orlando.
Alisa Emma Foster, of Tampa, to
Win. Gnrvin, of Tampa.
Alisa Isabel Cueto, of Tampa, to
H. S. AIcGuckerniau, of Tampa.
Alias Nannie McIntyre, of Win
ter Garden, to Miles Alinor of Win
ter Garden.
Alias Mildred Durham, of Dlant
City, to II. L Drohet of Dlant City.
Miss Ccciilu Nolan, of Jaekson1 KUa Siewert, of Winter viln., to A. Dnrsans, of Jackson
*6 2- ( . Somers, o f New ville.
Alias Ethel Friesncr, of Lake A I-I
Paulin* Mitchell of Orlan- fred, to Ai. C. Deters, of Winter |
B. K. Collins, of Wich'» Haven.
Miss Clara Hericnberg, of Jaek-j
’VT
Man.;,
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’- Uekemeyer, of'sonvtue,
garnt
sonville, to
tu. fi.
* £. Bvrnstaii), of
•to Cyril Tabor, of Cler- j Jacksonville.
J Days Only
Men’s Summer Suits
Straw Hats
$17.95
$12.95
$5.00 tirade fo r ............... $3.95
$3.50 Grade fo r ................ $2.95
$2.50..............................$1.95
Men’s Shirts
Men’s Pants
Stripe Madras and Percals with and
without collars. Sale price
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
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’ AM sll‘mes 101
98c
M A t; E N T A —
BANCROFT—
. WAVERLY Gold Band
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$4.25
Men’s Union Suits, fine quality Pajama Check. All sizes. Sale price 75c each
Boys’ Shirts and Blouses, fast colored stripe madrass and plain white_______
Boys’ Shirts and Blouses, fast colored strip madrass and plain white, 05c each
Sale Price .
......... 89c each
Lisle Socks
One IN'cco or One Hundred Pieces
A “ ShatlSnle°Pricead6 liS'C
Pickard’s Hand Painted
21c
Phoenix Socks
AI1 sh« des'
thread silk. | *1
69c
ft
Cosh Only— None Charged
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�THE SANFORD
SATURDAY, MAY
REAL BARGAINS
The Big Money
Is In Acreage
Why Not Buy?
high citrus
; Recent TiUI statistics indicate
that too much of the midnight oil
is fusel oil*- Pittsburgh Sun.
Celery Shipments
How They Stand |
Today’s Games
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Tampa at Lakeland.
SL Petersburg at Sanford.
Id.... aifc
League Leading
Bloci men
Take Second Conical O f
Series on Home Grounds
• By a Very Narrow Margin
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
St. Petersburg .. .. 22 ‘J
.710
Lakeland.................. 15 16
481
Tampa........ ............. 14 19
.421
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rbiindeipmu at SL Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
McGrnwmcn Overcome Five
Hun Lead. Hut Freak Hit
NATIONAL LEAGUE
For Two Bases and Single
Won Lost Pet.
Give Pirates Victory in 10th New Y o rk ...................21 8 .74J
N AT ION At. I.EAG UE
Sanford’s jinx, banished Thura- *fit. Luuis at Boston,
day when the Celcrymcn won n I Chicago nt Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
to 1 victory from the Saints, wan Pittsburgh at New York.
back on the job yesterday after
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
noon, and Sanford lost one of
those see-snw games, which was Nashville at Atlanta.
Chat! iiooga nt Birmingham.
anybody’s until the Inst out was Mobil' at Mt rnphis.
New Orleans nt Little Rock.
The Celery-Feds obtained a tworun lend in the second inning by
taking advantage of an error and
two hits.
The visitors evened this in the
fourth when, with a walk, a single
and a double, they put over two.
In the fifth neither side was uble
to cross the plate. In the Hlxth
Fisher and Luther Start For
both sides made one. St. Peters
Their Tennis, Hut Are Re
burg obtained the lead in tho sev
lieved in Fifth Hy A here/.
enth and in eighth another wan
For Tampa and Hig Fry
scored Sanford added another in
the eighth, lacking one to mnk.
LAKELAND, .May ~<L High* Boston scored their other four
things even.
landers won the second contest runs with Day and Slnrihl pitchHewitt had a slight edge on At- wlth the Tampa Smokers hero yes- ing, but the winning runs on base
i verson throughout, allowing seven tonlny after some vigorous but- w,’£ * r‘ ‘ ljr^*.'
hits to Alvcrson’s nine. Alverson
ting by both clubs by a ten to six St |,ouin
()3U 1)50 01)0-8-7-1
passed three and Hewitt one.
score. The game was divided in- Boston
000 000 021—0-9-2
There were only two plays of
Batteries: Khcni, Day, Shcrdel
apcctacular. nature on either side. to two halves with the opening
Etchers
M
both
teams
driven
J
»nd
Schmidt; Genewich, Romp,
In the fourth Wahnk made a bril L'
liant stop of n grass cutter hit by from the mound in the fourth. Graham noil O Neill and Sterner,
Edwards, throwing him out nt first,
RFDS (’ I T '>n iiit s
and in tho seventh, Abell ran back Fisher being taken out nt the end
to the grand stand and stabbed a of the fourth and Luther in the I RfllLADELPlU a " May 23.—Cinfoul hit by Menaner, this out pro stnrt "f in'' fifth. F.ry went with cinnati hurled Philadelphia under
bably preventing further scoring out fd ing a hit for th • balance of a ii to 2 ncore yesterday uftcrthe gam** for the Highlanders. noon ami evened the scries. Both
by the visitors.
while Alvarez was only touched Walker and Pete Donohue had porI he Box Score.
i feet days at Imt with five hits ui
AB. R. It. PO. A. E. three times.
ST. PETE
l he Box Score
five times at bat. Both dialed a
Allen, as. ..
LAKELAND
AB. II. II. PO. A. E. home run in their blows. Dresien
Shannon, If,
Hni ■ . 2b.
. 1 I I 6 0 0 nnd Roush ul.m hit for the circuit.
Edwards, rf.
Juasmer, lb....... 1 0 0 8 0 !
Score by innings:
Messncr, 2b,
Hunt, m ................ 1 I 0
I 7 o Cincinnati
001 012 520-11-29 1
Brown, cf. ..
Lea, if.
..4 I 1 2 0 I! Philadelphia lit!) luo 0002- 7-1
Barrios, lb. .
Allen, i f.
12
1 0
o o
Batteries; Donohue and Wingo;
Dnylu, 3b.
Uslrai’a. rf.
4 0 1 2 0 1Decatur, Betts, Vines, Pearce and
Ithicli, c,
ili wUt, p. ..
TM aIif
|SANFORD
! t 'urley, rf,
’ Frlsliir* a*.
Brooklyn ................. 17
Philadelphia ............ 17
Cincinnati................. 14
Pittsburgh.................. 14
Boston ..................... 13
Chicago......................13
St. L ou is.................. 11
15
15
15
15
17
18
19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost
Philadelphia............. 22 7
Washington................ 21 10
Chicago . . ..............20
13
Cleveland.................. 18 12
St. L ou is.................. 15 20
New Y o rk ................. H 10
Detroit...................... 11 24
Boston...................... 0 22
2>1]
.51]
.48;
.48.'
.43;
.41i
.36'
Celery movement for May 22,
Woycross
........................ 5
New York —............................ 1
Total
................. .— ....... C
H. A. SPEIR
7,000 acres solid body —
land, about 20 beautiful lakes.
86.1 per acre
30300 acres—part citrus, part flow
ing well lund.
$.10 per acre
16600 acres in Polk county,
821 per acre
115 acres celery farm, fine house,
' tenant houses, bams, farm irnnle! meats. An ideal place, reasonable.
Houses, lots, small farms, small
acreage. List your property with
us for u qdick turnover.
Money to loan on first mortgages.
Close in property.
Contractor and Buildc
.Simmons Realty Company
Elton J. Moughton
ARCHITECT
Firat National Bank Bldg.
San/ord, ------------- Florida
2108 PALMETTO AVE.
Pet
.753
,677
jGOO
.60C
.429
.167
.314
,2tK
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Won Lost Pet.
Nashville ................ 20 16 ,56f
Atlanta ..................... 21 17 .65:1
Orleans .......... 10 17 .528
Mobile .. ....................20 19 .51.'
.uunipnia................... 20 20 JT»tKl
Chattanooga............. 10 10 JitMl
Birmingham ............1 8
10 ,48(i
Little R o ck .............. 14 24 .368
•t
256 feet on Mellonville Ave. opp0i
Fort Mellon— 439 feet deepj \
streets on either sides; will aver;
1G large lots. Price $7,500.
Seminole Business Exchan!
221 W. First St.— Opposite Post Office
Fcrndnle Apartments
Phone 49-J
N
On Orlando R oad—Close In
$160.00 Per Acre
For Quick Sale Only
Twenty five acres good celery land, cleared, with
two flowing wells with one half mile,lake frontage.
3 lots on Orange Avenue— sizes 50x145,
$600.00 Per Acre
Price $3,000—Terms
Corner lot on Laurel Street, facing Ninth Street
Park
$ 1000.00
2 lots on Oak Avenue— one a corner lot.
$2,300—Terms
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Won j.osi r e t
Macon........................ 20 8 .714
REALTOR
Charlotte.................. 16 11 .501
Rooms 501*502. Phone 95
Greenville................. 16 13 .562
Asheville..................... 11 15 .464
First National Bank Building.
Spartanburg ........
12 15 .441
Hairs Force:—Miss Ituha Williams, Miss Helen Hoage.
Knoxville
...............12 16 .429 ~
A ugusta......................12 17 .111 ■
.....................................................................................................................
Clumbin........................ II 17 .303
l
h
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Sanford, Fb,
A
■
By the Sea
ONIMIIT VICTOR 1
BROOKLYN, May 21. Percy
■bmes, Chicago left hand, r, pitched
a one hit victory over the Brooklyn
1ledgers yesterday, 2 to 0. Jimmy
Johnston of the Dodger; obtained
an infield single in the first inning.
Score by innings:
| Cusack, Jf.
liniU:), lb,
Abdi, r.
1 Sfnrtznk, 3b.
Chicago
JKin: O’; ' ■*'
I AIvscjvii. r
Totals
.. 14 4 “ 27 H
Score by innings:
St. IV . i ' i (
00!) 201 110—!
I Sanford
020 001 100
J
Suir.m' ’ . ■Two Im e hits Doyic
i AbeU. . jfia i if in ; -Cii i '
Mini
. Block, ..Stolwi bates—Staiuak. IM
1 ward#,1Hioivn. Lift ..ii In e, .'
1 ford M; HU r.-h i - l . u r r ' I ' a
|ball; Abelk Hu e . on I. .II- .a
RECRUITING FOR NAVY
A' naval recruiting officer will
visit Sanford on May 2H for the
‘ purpose of enlisting young men
, between the ages of 17 and 36, ac
cording to the announcement of th"
recruiting officer at Orlando. This
officer may be found nt the post' office on that date, it is unuounced.
UO 000 000-2-7-0
Brooklyn
Ot/0 UOO 000-0-1-2
( Batteries: .lone. n>d Hartnett,;
Grimes'nnd llargjmvoa
•
T< tala
11 to 12 27 1 1 I
f'.i . I ■Inr gins:
,
,
01n 156 000— 0
iHlfi
.
1
2W
Yesterday’s
Siesu Its
12
i
:i Dumas,
hit, Allen,
s olen bases, llryniit,
<■ Mien. Sncrific.’, Surface,
Ery (2 ); Fisher, Jes-iner. Double
nlnvi, I»•:m In Metjuc to Doyle,
' • i n Im'e, Tampa 4; Lakeland
I ' m o . t hnlls, off Luther 4:
Pi her 2; Alvarez 1. Struck out, by
Alvarez t; Pi,-.her 2. Hits, off Lu
ther 7 in 4 2-1 innings; off Alva
rez 1 in I innings; off Fisher .»
in 4 innings. Hit hy pitcher, by
Alvarez 3; McQuc (Buckley). Pa
ed bull, Bryant. Winning pitcher,
Ery. Losing pit.
•. Fisher. Um
pires, Ware and Ross.
Time, 2
hours.
i iu a o
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock 4; New Orleans It).
Atlanta 6; Nashville 0.
Birmingham 7; Chattanooga 1.
Memphis 1; Mobile II.
e a r Iv o u n d
riMIE ancient idea that Southern Florida was strictly a winter
* resort section, and only inviting four or five months in the
year is fast being dispelled. Each year finds more ptsiple
rented for week or month or
remaining through the summer ami more vacationists coming.
One section of the new $250,(1(10 casino will tie open to (he pub
lic on May 1t)th providing accommodations for 100 bathers.
The new tea room will also open on that date, and will be the
scene of afternoon teas, luncheons nnd bridge parties, daily
hand concerts will he given, and water sports and carnivals will
be arranged.
Hollywood By-the-Hra will from now on he known as an allyear resort city—it is equally delightful in summer as in win
ter, there are none of those still, humid, sultry days that are
experienced during the summer in some of the more northern
stalls, lint always that refreshing, cooling ocean breeze, making
the days delightful nnd the nights conducive of restful sleep.
When Sarnie and Flying Ebony Triumphed
Hollywood By-thc-Sca will offer every accommodation and at
traction to entertain and amuse the summer tourist and vaca
tionist. The two large hotels—The Hollywood and Great South
ern-w ill remain open nt! summer and will offer most attrac
tive rales. There will also lie first-class furnished apartments
Enjoy the F R E E INSPECTION TOUR
lion to Hollywood By-the-Sen, Florida's All-Year Resort City, are made Weekly from Sanford
Deluxe Motor Coaches. Complete information about these tours and illustrated literature o f Ht
C lip, F ill O u t and M ail T h is C ou p on T o d a y !
Home Seekers Realty Company
CURTIS & GRAHAM, Local Representatives,
VALDEZ HOTEL, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
DEAR SIRS:—Kindly send mo without obligation on my
part, full information about tho FREE TOUR OF IN
SPECTION to Hollywood Uy-the-Sen, nnd Descriptive
Printed Mutter, Illustrated.
«.
AGENTS FOR
Hollywood Land & WaterCompany
J. W. YOUNC
President
Sanford O ffice: Valdez H old Lobby. C.'urlU ft Graham, Local Msrs
ADDRESS
FLORIDA STATE OFFICES:
Jacksonville
st. I
West Palm Beach
fUn; r M ,„iilf l handling of Earl Banda, jockey. wiu> rue.tily leu a hospital eo., frying Ebony railed to
victory in the Kentucky Derby. It wn* tin- firat time in the history of the great racing <lassie,that g'fleld
fcorae finished first. In the top picture Snnde in shown near the rail leaving Eying Ebony out for the
trvtdi, Below, Jnude u sbvwa Lading for tho wire.
Daytona
C o co a
�W 'W jm f§ b ‘
THE
SANFORD
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23,f 1925
Read Every Classified Advertisement on This
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Engraving. Embossing,
rst. Wo do it. Phone
R. Ave.-Commercial St
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY_
Printing that pleases.
Prompt
serivee. Telephone 93, New lo
cation. Wclakn Building
next
dour to Used Furniture Co.
lourttou*.
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THIS
business d i r e c t o r y
fnlmrrf tn place within easy
•ft of the people of Mnnfurd
• trrtlrr*
o f te n
needed.
I,,nil thin I I . I w h e n n u y ap e II w n l r e I . m i n i m i .
I t la
I
nlp h n h rtlrn lly
fu r
Lu ramenlrnee.
For Space In Thin
ilIRKCTOR Y
PHONE
118
tallied Directory
HISSING — Multigraphing,
£g and malting—ns you
1 it—when you •want it.
■( C7T. H. K. I’orch, First
oral Bank Bldg.
'r ATl'UK AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
;WAKT ELECTRIC SERVICE
5. Expert Electrical repairs,
d W. Central Ave. Orlando,
lUTOMOftlf
fm
E. SPURLING, sub-division
specialist. Subdivision to Orlando, Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
way.
TIN AND METAL WORK
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water nnd Boat Tnnks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele*
phone 111.
LUMBER Y A R D
A complete line of
Cypress nnd Pine
1’rani'ntr
*
FOR RENT
Sheathing
iT-A-UEEL
Car. Drive it
"Jielf. Oak nnd Second St. Siding
Flooring
lone 3,
AUTOS FOR HIRE
,,ay j Moulding*
Flag- 1Llltll
■Vs DRUG STORE — PreptioriM. ihugs, Sodas.
Wo
*' near you us your phone.
•|N,; STATIONS AND
At TO SUPPLIES
FLORIST"
•ur all occasions.
l|,;- *’hon3 260-W
th e
\
p u _t o b nci-ivo
T L R BE G'AXiviO
. UP Po h FERUuTl.fi.
' VAI j Ml V C \
Fund, GuT
W. S. 1’ltlCE, Mgr.
710 \V. First St. Phone 17
Devoe Paints
For the
Home
The Ball Hardware
I*£ VKI.OI UttS A TT K V T IO N --P snstrain l» beginning tno grealett devohvpm'til In tllorlda’* hlttnry: a
half mill! m dollar highway lo lha
gu'f bench Jind rniahe-l; » two
mllll hi (I ail nr hrlngo across KsuamM,i Huy started; quarter
million
dnllar opera house under construe,
tion; two millions being spent on
highway; greatest chance for live
developers tu get
In no ground
flour.
Wrtie Development Depart
ment The I'enancola News.
lA
GWImS TE.O
\l‘I ,
FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus
son.
FOR RENT — Rooms and kitchen
ettes. Shirley Apartments, Op
posite Post Office.
I Chiropodist
FOR RENT — Five room cottage
—Furnished. Apply 708 Went
Third St.
I ’urn*. Ilunlon*. Ingrnwlog Nulla, Heavy Call
ouses or tired arblnc
feet
FOOT SPECIALIST
\ nil. i\ I. <;iai.I'li
FOR RENT — Furnished
ment. Garage. Myrtle
bet wen 11th aned 12th.
Yowill Grew Hid*.
I’ honu.
Ulsvator
*•M G i^ . MM-WNELT •
)
T H E ,W A *b H ’ VJOMHH - L
U T t j A 6 R E A R E L IE F
[ n o t *T O DE IbOTHEtREO
V WITH A Ca T ' S ------------
Wonderful let which will
hr lot-tili-d dear to
new
Forrest I.uko Hotel.
V a
lina lit
thla
section
of
town will Inereuae rapidly
mid by- next fall will urlng
owner a big profit.
Can
lie bought for
n on
per
front
foot If taken at
once.
AR C H ITE C T
61miliar i . L k
Itiss llulhllng
O r l a n d o , I ’la r ld a
BY CONDO
EVERT TRUE
AHA. —
O t*
A
M ILt
MAT T3O X .
I
. O N IC C
fi/e r c e T T
N<Ht7!/ 5
C o rtu v cs:
t r u s
S /- l o p .
eRfVratdO
I'lO K t V M
FOR
Q L A D
H-AS A
T.
1 PI A J
o u r
L A P IO S
U /IF E .
N CVC^R .
nO N ^. r
Downtown corner local nd
where values are making
rapid
jumps.
Purchase
clause luL-luded In
lease,
n good
proposition
for
Hie investor
desiring to
unit locution for high class
building.
Here’s a chance for the In
vestor o f small means who
has only a few ilollars to
Invest.
On paved street
ami 111 flue neighborhood.
11.100, with only Mitt cash
ninl the balance payahl- at
the rate of MS monthly,
(\t *idl Bonf. Mill left
taUCDLNlN FOR V/ Ui l i OklMNCWVH TVlit, MJHMiNCr
CVC iR eTT. TIU t '.i
* 1 11
Wo hnvw he»n
Inalruetad
hy tin* owner to anil two
hunlueHM Iota In
tttthlo.
Theaa
lota
nro
worth
11,000 mure than owner la
willing to take, according
lo valuations
placed
on
them hy persona w h o
should know. Wo ura au
thorised to sell the
two
lots fur tl.JQO oil terms i f
ISO cash and the balance
110 monthly.
Where <an
you find a better propo
sition ami easier
terms.’
It’s worth Investigating.
BUSINESS
BLOCK
BUSINESS
BLOCK
WAREHOUSE
BUSINESS
SITE
Laurel and Commercial
Sts. It. It. SicUntf
Sunfonl Avu, anil !)th -St
I0 t ft. x 117 ft.
114 ft. x 117 ft.
Hl« 60x121. no paving
to
puy for, Thla lot la under
priced.
li.aoo with
una
half cash nnd tin, balance
to ault purchaser.
$10,830
One Is a corner lot.
th«i
side It,
Curaiad In high
other has an alleyway beclass residential
section,
Vuu must aee these tu ap
preciate their low
vr.lue.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per lino, minimum
12.000 with MOO cash and
the balance over 1 years.
By GEORGE McMANUS
(
Facing vast between HpurllilK and Kutev Streets, and
frontime about Situ feet nn
Magnolia
Avenue.
these
lots are wonderfully
lo
cated fur tbe person tooklint tor a site (or a pret
ty heme, or for several
houses. The property can
lie piucltissiil on a
rash
iuvnu-nt -if J I,Site
down
nod llie lutirt.ee payable In
eillier lilt niiily or semi-
DAVID B. IIYKB
loom i
giirugt'
FOR RENT— Attractive apart
ment lower floor, with Jill converti
cnees. Inquire Herald.
one of tmf. hands
>n« of the finest renld,
ences tn Hanford. A new
ly finished bungalow con
sisting nf five rooms and
all
Improvements.
bstli.
complete with shower, f'replace. built In features,
etc. taycated at the c o m
er of Palmetto Avenue end
Katev street. IT,*00 with
IS.000 cash and the bal
ance payable monthly.
henna' y
FOR RENT—2 Nice furnished
nouse-keeping room a — 820.Oil
per mouth. 312-311 K. 5th Street.
i (sack nOMt <7\I
r^F?.i)iC,Ct*3' DA'f V tO ’a C j/v s O N M ’ l
JMc l a o v t o o 1,
i'COT p u q o r j
I^ A T .O U O t
K A T |e>U T i
r
D »D . T o u
You nro wasting time nnd mo
ney if this page hasn’ t your cln*.
FOR RENT—One three room a- slfied advertisement. Phone it in
partment with private bath nnd today. No. 118.
one two room apartment. Inquire
at Herald Office.
FOR RENT— Furnished Bed Room
—311 Park Avenue.
ROOMS FOR RENT—two rooms
furnished for light house keep FOR RENT—Unfurnished 5 room
ing, 719 Oak Ave.
apartment with hath, garage,
lights, water, gas. etc. Apply to
ITS JUST HOME HERE: The Col 911 Myrtle Ave., Phone 050-L—2.
onial Apartments, (tinder new
management.) Thoroughly reno FOR RENT—9 room house, partly
vated. Clean, Airy and Comfortable furnished. Apply 315, Magnolia
Rooms, Modern Conveniences. No Ave.
Inside Rooms. Centrally Located.
One Block from Ocean. Opposite FOR RENT — Bungalow on Park
Post Office on Atlantic Avenue
Avenue, Miss Powell, Number
with Good View of Ocean. Apart 5 Wclakn Apartments.
ments by Day, Week, or Month.
Prices very reasonable.
Where
the home folks come and bring
Miscellaneous
the children to spend the summer.
DATES A RIVERS. Lessors, Day
tona Beach. Fla.. W. It. Bates, I BUY pay cash for second hand
Monager. ,128 Atlantic Ave., Opp. pianos. Address P. O. Box 352.
Post Office.
Kindly make reservations 10 FOR TRADE—Will take equity in
well equipped ten acre celery
to 15 days in advance.
farm for property in Sanford. Geo.
APARTMENT FOR RENT: first Cook. 210 p;i rk Ave.
floor. Every convenience. No
children. Also cool steeping rooms.
209 East Fifth St.
o r o t vsauoh 1 ■■
RINGING u p f a t h e r
j U C A V E ,T .T O
FOR RENT—An apartment, 311
Park Avenue.
\
MOW K> mo
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous developmentRend nbnnt It in the Palm Beach
Post. Snmpie copy sent on re
quest.
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE—
Send in your subscription lo the
Tribune or hand it to your local
dealer so you can read Florida’s
greatest newrruner.
One year
$8.00, (1 months $1.00. thiec roodtha
$2.00. if you desire $1,000 insur
ance policy add 75 ccnt3 to your
cnler.
___
“ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
anything?" If so advertise In
the "Gainesville Sun."
ANFORI) ELECTRIC CO.
“J"*'
to Gillon & Platt
«*i(i;olia.
Everything elec• Phone 422. Elcctragith
FLORIST
AM UUU TJ.R
Lt/Wt OebMMtOt ]
W E ST ’ MROINtA— Clarksburg. The
Clarksburg
Kxpont-nt.
morning
In.-1 nil 11 * Sunday, morulas Issue
l cent per word. mlnlniuui tte.
TO REACH BOYERS or sellers of
Florida real estate advertise in
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
. Sundays
ADVERTISE in rca Journal-Her
ald. South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c per line. Waycross Journallieruld, Wnycross. Georgia.
BELL CAFE
ltd m Service and Qual
Hr-t Street and Park Ave
•
*brio stations. Magd „!a .St*cond’ Firat nnd Flm.
^ 'r,l Avenue and 10th Street
By Williams
OUT OUR W AY
ADVERTISING getd resultu if it
renchen potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated In
an industrial and agricultural sec
tion.
Celling
___ Finish
'\s' SERVICE STATION,
wis, Oil, Tires, Accesso‘ f'fvict, with a smile. Elm
Plione 147-W.
WANTED — Two
unfurnished
rooms, with garage. P. O. Box FOR SALE—Space on the page
for classified advertisements.
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
WANTED—Cash register. P. D, or sell that second-hand goods?
Parker, Phone 473-W.
RAGS WANTED — U rge, clean,
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM or
linen or cotton rags for clean
small apartment with private ing purposes. Bring them now
bath. Close to business center to the Herald Composing Room.
—All summer. P. B. Caro Herald.
WANTED Good house, close in, FOR SALE—Pair fine mules. Bar
gain for quick aale.
Victor
reasonable rent. June 1st. Phone
622W. Write L. M. N. c.o. Her Check.
ald.
FOR SALE: 21 acre farm, tl acres
WANTED—Any one wishing to sub-irrigated, 2 flowing wells, t-2
have windows, rugs or houses mile from Oviedo, north.
Price
cleaned, apply to 709 Will Ave. $6,500, Reference, Bank of Ov
East Sanford. P. J. Johnson.
iedo, Alex Leinhart, Little River,
OHIO—Xenia. Make your snles For Rent — 2 nice furnished house
keeping
rooms,
first
floor.
314
through the Xenia Gazette,
Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural nr 312 E. 5th St.
FOR SALE: pair of mules, all im
district. Want ad and display
WANTED—REAL ESTATE list plements, tools nnd equipment of
rates on request.
Every
ings on nil kinds of property. our French Ave. farm.
COM Tit TIPS tCia.) t.KDOKH— Class- If you have a piece of property and thing in first class condition. Vic
Iflcd nd» have the largest circu are willing to sell at a reasonable tor Check, 119 Elm Ave., Phpno
lation In
Southwestern
Georgia. price, write description of prop G05.
Hate Sc (0-word) llna.
erty and price and we will do our
best to sell it for you.
DeanTO REACH tn* prosperous farm Berg Corporation, 202 First St., FOR SALE—Barbed wire, about
5,000 feet, god condition. Also
ers nnd fern growers of Volnsia Phone 713,
several hundred fence posts very
county advertise in the DeLand
Daily Nows, rate lc per word, cash WANTED—We have room in our cheap. Win. Young, Seminole Ho
organization Tor one high class tel.
with order.
real estate salesman. No fourMAINE—Wntervlllo, Morning Sen flusher nor high pressure man FOR SALE: Thirty.88 Note Player
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo wanted, if you are capable of
Piano records. All high class
ple arc interested in Florida prop selling real estate on the merits music. A-l condition. All for
erty. Rench them through the of the property, call at our office $15.01). Box No, 7.
Sentinel. Rate card on applica for an interview. Denn-Borg Cor
poration. 202 First Street. Ask
tion.
for Mr. Sossnmon. _____________ FOR SALE, 118 acres, extra good
celery land, within one mile of
r\u in The , . . . . i » Manufacturer Inis seveiai Oviedo $5,000.00,
Cash. Address
you big re- positions open in Florida, calling II. V. Hull. 1007 So. Bleed, Lake
o old articles on dealers and consumers. Knovv- land. Fla.
iy and have ledge of feed advantageous but
hirty-cent ad not necessary, men will 1h> given
era! dollars, thorough training, straight comtentative will mission proposition, must own car,
not get-rich-quick proposition hut
Have you rooms to rent or some
------------------ good jolts for hard workers, appliDO — Ornndo;cations strictly confidential, give second hand furniture to sc!!?
Use The Herald’s classified page
largest class!- phone number for interview
ami eel results
a word minAddress M. c.o. Herald.
MORNING JOURNAL is the
Building Material THE
accepted wnnt ad medium in
Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word
MIRACLE Concrete t o , general
i
nn Insertion. Minimum 25c.
cement work, sidewalks,, buildIng blocks, irrigation boxes,i. J. K. ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St.
Terwilleger, Prop.
Johns County is reached through
HILL LUMBER CO. House a the St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cents per word.
Service, Quality and Price.
Sample copy on remiest.
Lumber and Building Material
TAMPA, FI.OU1DA—'lamps Dally
Carter Lumber Company
•
•.YiqiiLs, the great., homo daily
■W. T.nnrwl St. *1 Photurfififi
rate t7je per word, minimum
charge 2fic cash with order. Write
for complete rate card
NEW
Real Estate
Rooms For Rent
LEWIS O'BRYANT Office in
£eni;nole Bank Building Anna? 1921 Olds 8 Touring.
—
Phono 417-1, 3.
1921 1'/, Ton Truck
TYPEWRITERS AM ) REPAIRS 1922 Lexington l.nrk.
1921—Chevrolet Coupe.
All makes of typewriters for 1920 Iltiirk Sit Touring.
sale on easy terms, for rent, also 1921 Willy* Knight Sport Touring
repairs Office supplies. Room l>
L W. PHILIPS SONS
Ball Bldg,___
Dodge Sales and Service
MIRRORS ItESILVEHED
Advertising
Furniture bought and sold. Call
Lsed Furnituro Co. Phone No.
LEARN ABOUT Folk County and
Ukeland, through th« Star-Tele*
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published morning*.
Star-Telegram, U keland. Fla.
' „ „ i front patrona nnd eoiJJ,-r >ml Immediately foe
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Automobiles
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In Hanford Heights,
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located, else tix U T.
at MOO with ItOO cm i anil
balance tu suit purchaser.
COITS' T O LELT T O O HAVE.
Dean-Berg Corporation
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iber o f Casualties
jntinues to Mount;
(Mile Area Su ffers
A T L A N T A . May 25.-M r-.
Hannah Travis., fur whom her
husband told police he stole to
prevent her learning that the
wealth o f which he had told her
was fictitious, declared Sunday,
the would "stick’’ to him.
Her husband, It. L. Travb, of
Miami, Fla., is being held in
jail here after an alleged con
fession to a number of during
daylight robberies and hold-ups.
Arrested Saturday night, po
lice said he told them he per
petrated the robbers to pre
vent his chiiu-wife from learn
ing lie was no tthe wealthy man
he had pretended to be before
their ninrringe.
Dies W hen H e Views
DcadEodyDaughter
SCOPESTOBE
Tennessee Grand Jury W ill
Convene For Purpose Of
Studying Charges Against
Dnvton Teacher of Science
Violation of State
Statute Is Charged
NEW YORK, May 25— Awakencil by the barking of a
pet dog In his apartment In
Greenwich Village, John Angus
Kerr, retired business mm, to
day found the body of his
daughter, Mrs. Madeline Sccec,
lying scross a gas stove, the
lets o f which were wide open.
Shocked by the sight Kerr drop
ped dead from heart disease.
Alexander Sccec, Che wom
an’s husband, also awakened by
the dog, found the bodies and
turned o ff the gas. It is be
lieved that Mrs. Sccec fainted
while preparing breakfast.
CABINET UFA!)
Herbert Hoover Says England
Will Make Enough Money
On* Increased Rubber Prices
to Pay Its Debt to America
Crude Product .1limps
From 17 to 60 Cents
S0L0NS WILL BF
KEPT BUSY FOR!
REST OF SESSION
Police Catch A lleg e d
AMAM »>f* W
i U U l U L i v i \)i
NEWBURY PORT* M a s s ,
May 25— Harry A. Kilby, hunt
ed in connection with the mur
der of Miss Aida Hayward,
the shooting of Mrs. Emma It.
Towns and the burning of their
cott'igo in Winthrop, Me., was
ni rested hen* today. When tak
en into custody bv police at a
boarding house. Kirby admitted
he wns the man sought but de
nied nnv connection with tho
Hnvward killing.
He ticclnrvd he had found the
woman's body in the cottage
beside taiko Maranacock near
Wlnthrope. Me., and moved it
to the cottngo of Miss Jane
Grnv at Watertown, Me., which
ho was occupying but he guvu
no explnnntion or reason for
Join? this.
STANDARD Remedy Is to Abandon All
Combinations In Restraint
Of Trade Between Nations
Recently E n w lr i S t * " * ' , IN U R E S AGAINST
DAYTON, Tcnn., May 25. 1
WASHINGTON, May 25.—Com
John T. Scopes, High School
merce department inquiries now be MEETING
CALLED
T
R
A
D
E
HAZARDS
science teacher, was indicted
ing concluded indicate thnt extin
.todny by a Hhca county grandprofits from only one of the
jury on the charge of teaching
sources of British wealth—the rub TO DISCUSS B A L L
Return
to
Stable
Standnrd
evolution in a public school in
ber plantations of the East Indies
Is Praised by Federal Re — will bo sufficient to covet nit of
violation of the Tennessee law.
serve as One of Greatest that nation’s future repayment of C L U B SITUATION
The judge set July 10 at
' Friend of t e h c : P re fe rs 1
! (J Q I T )
Charges In Order to T e s t |U U L U O l / U l U f U l U
IKIO. May 25.— Two ntlfol violent earthquakes
.............
the terror of thou- « i t h Icn and Half Days Of
Session Remaining, Legis
Iof refugees at Toyo Oka
Dayton for trial of the case.
Financial Steps Since War
lators
Plan to Work Fast j
. approximately 300 are
DAYTON. Tenn., May 23.— A
To Clea.* Heavy Calendar
WASHINGTON. May 25— Tho
led killed and 1000 in— ---tthca county grnnd jury, meeting federal reserve board's advisory
lt was the first quake
TALLAHASSEE. Flu., May 2a jn special session here today, will council believes that the return of
aLsection in 400 years,
(Trent Jlritain and dominions to n
Jhouses being
j Oka.
______________________ .
;VrW|\JTZ*
T2ZJC w m T U R
PRICE FIV E CENTS
SAN FO R I), FLO R ID A, M ONDAY. M A Y 25, 1D25.
Sticks To Husband
W ho Stole For Hor
|o Oka Has 1st
:k In 400 Years
1! ••
Florida: Unsettled: probably Jccal »howera and thunderstorms,
Monday and Tuesday; freah south
and southwest winds.
a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s
itional Shocks Add
Terror o f Thoufnds o f R efu gees
Two Provinces
.
.
\ v
TOUR NEWSPAPER
4^d in Florida's Heart,
World’s Greatest Vegetable
ion. Its Richest Garden Land
SIN XV.
,
razed
its war debt to the United Slat* ..
American imports of raw rubber,
which cost §183.000,000 during the
calendar
--------- year
— 1021,
— -• probably
•.
- .will
cost $-100,000,000 for 102.* and at
leant; a part o f this prospective in
efense unofficially is attributed in
tho operation o f a scheme for pro
duction restriction worked out by
the plantation interests through
the British colonial office.
Price Still increasing.
A partial report of the investi
gation undertaken nt the direction
o f Secretary Hoover was made
public Sunday to meet the pres
sure for Information from the rub
ber industry in view of recent
sharp price increases. Crude rub
ber that sold as low ns 17 cents a
pound in 11)21, reached 4t» cents
Inst January, nnd now is ftuctuntim* between Rl) nnd 70 on nerv
ous markets, while tho world's vis
ible tucks nre disappearing and
oxcliaugo prices of English plan
tntion company shares are soaring.
The United States, with three
great industries concerned—I’ etro
Icuni,
Automobile nnd Rubber
gin d> manufacturer—is particular
ly interested In the situation beenu-e its consumption is 70 per
coot of tho world’s total output.
Krcretary Hoover, in a foreword
to the partial report, oxprrs.ied
no opinion us to whether tlu* gov
ernment restrict!! n on production
in tlu* English colotiloti was rosP»u~d>h* tuc the gic.it price adhut warned Hint the fnll-
Lark of Financial Support of
Local Club May Compel Its
Officials to Surrender The
Franchise to League at Once
NUMBER 254.
Valuable Lakefron
Property Purchased
By Mian* : r *'
COLD RAINS E N D Tract Is located On
SUMMER HEAT IN 6“
lh~A ven
, c u”e ” And
*"r
P a rk
EASTERN STATES Boulevard at Lake
Tentpcr.ittire Sent Tumbling
115 DegreeM in 21 Hours;
t ’ hicaRo Reports Snow and
llclroll Hm Snow. Slcc-t
Purchasing Group
Has Faith In City
p 0 Bend|ei President
NEW YORK. May 25.—After
o f N ew Corporation
sweltering umter Saturday's mid
Formed In Sanford •’
summer temperatures, the highest:t
for any May 23 In more than 50
years, the East shivered yesterday
as a cold rainstorm put a sudden
end to the season’s first heat wave
and sent the temperature tumbling
•it) degrees.
In the Middle West tho chnngo
was even greater. Chicago ex
perienced its coldest May 21 in tho
liistory of its weather bureau. Ma
jor league luischall games in Chi
cago nnd-Cleveland were postponed
because of the cold, while in the,
Lcirion Campaign Chairman
Completion O f Quota On Tuesday X
A
t r
•
On«* of the largest real es
tate deals in recent months
was announced this morning
by the Dean-Berg Corporation
which negotiated the sale of
the southeast corner at Park
Avenue and the Lakefront
Boulevard. The consideration
wns said to be in the neighbor
hood u(
o f one hundred nnd fifty
in 5 S 3 s . ^ *
gold standard murks once more
1« » '<
>• •«
‘ °, ~
A meeting to discuss whether
ing days left, but with muchieuPh’ th® l’®nler of tho 8la*f® ,n. “ the undisputed sway of gold over
stretch— with ten and a half work-! discussion of evolution, now rnpul- tho world's leading financial sys
Sanford shall retain its franchise
*!>’ becoming nation-wide.
In the Florida State Longue, will
tems and removes from internat
IK, May 26.— An official ground >.o be covered.
be held Tuesday night nt S o’clock
tn a ireffo rt to clear the ealen-1 To this grand jury will be pre ional trade ami finance one of the
floral report today from the
Tho property lying 382 feet oa
St. LouU-Brooklyn clash at the be
at tin* court house, according to
lovrns or Toyo Okn, Kinosaki oar of what is left on the 1,500 sents! an indictment clmrging John great hazards—fluctuating ex
Park Avenue nnd 117 feet on the
ginning
of
the
sixth
inning.
L. llritt nnd Biddy Burdick, pres
line; i show:' thnt 278 persons «r mure bills introduced,
both T. Scopes, high school science change—which has confronted bus
The week-end’s violent extremes boulevard was sold by tho Lakeident and secretary of tho local
■killed and 520 in jural us a houses will go t<> work early, the teacher with violation of the Ten iness since the outbreak of tho
o
f
heat nml cold were unpreccdent- front Investment Co., to the San
dub, wlui issued an appeal today
1 of the earthquake and fire ] lower body planning to hold three nessee law agninst teaching evolu World war.
id for thiii time of year, weather ford Properties, Inc., n group of
for
every
baseball
fan
in
the
city
In one of the few formal state
tion in the public schools.
it.? The same roport rhows sessions daily.
Miami capitalists who have organ
to ho present to discuss the ques officials said. At tho ponk of yes ized for the purpose of hniuiiing
ments ever issued by the council
collapsed liy quake arid; The lower house is faced with
If
a
true
bill
is
returned
the
terday’s
heat
the
temperature
wns
r
*P
tion.
i the Hennto appropriation and re school Unchcr will bo placed on which met here Friday, it de
Jifstroycd by fire.
02 degrees. In the late afternoon nnd developing Sanford real estate.
clared
Sunday
night
that
when
! apportionment
bills,
two
of
the
Lark o f financial support nnd it began to fall rad, nrcelrrated by
..
...
. . trial in circuit r* urt here within
In an interview accorded a rep
fines at Toyo Oaka and ,.
inability to maintain the club any thunderstorms nml winds Hnturdny
nig matters still to be fmady a e t-t ^ , ,.t.xj f,.w weeks. The regular Kni'lniu! establi died a free gold
o f The Herald thi.*
turn1 been burned out nod ed
longer without tlu* co-operation of night, dropped to Hi degrees at resentative
upon, and both senate and house term of court is not scheduled to market and anchored herself ‘‘ un
ntnrning, F. O. Bendlo, president
Iiom are in ruir.n.
reservedly
to
the
gold
standard”
still have to consider matters per
local fans are said to be th«* rea- «:lr. o’clock Sunday morning, four 0f Sanford Properties. Inc., stated
Isr-inirations nre being re- taining to the state’:; road system. nnvene until thi first Monday in
sons that hnvt* promoted officials
Aucust
but
Ju.hro
John
T.
R
an
C
I
th“
«imo
cnmo,
*
‘
an
‘’n,,
"
w'
w
,n
tho
liighii than thu ‘° * f | i that Ids corporation had mndo Its
j .J relief i.i being extend
of the club to consider surrender dvgtevn
Further consideration of the rctempernlures for tlu* day recorded purchases In Sanford on account
judge, who called \" " r|‘ “ pn»r«‘
,Wi,tv'T
I th* thousands of sufferers. apportionment bill is expected in ton, presiding
ing
the
franchise
unless
nioro
sup
1
.
,
■
r
,|,
i
'
monetary
systems
frankly
bottomhere.
the spenal session of tile gruml ; .
• .,
of thu comparative substantial lev
port is forthcoming nt once.
.
.today,
I . has •indicated
i : i .u e*| upon go d on the one hand
nml
( i m - from Kinonaki, Hot- the house Monday afternoon, at jury lor
The storm was more severe nt el in local renlty values and tho
,
,,
. y.
,
.
i
iliictiiating exchanges mid t*o-calrtlati
pathetic .expert- which time Mouth Florida members 1
At
the
meeting
the
officials
plan
si
a
ami
was
ni
eompunicii
by
hull,
widmgness to order a special term
evident prospect of rapid growth
(there where the earthquake plan to mnko further efforts to cf court if an indictment is return- |led 'mniingcd currencies’ on the
to put the matter squarely up to officers of the liner Cnrmnnin re
iluc to its site on the headwaters
I
ot
her."
the fans to ascertain whether th<-y ported when tlu* ship arrived here
Vi to have been the moat sc- amend the measure in uo far as j ed.
•
uf the nnvigablo St. John’s River.
' Second Statement
its provisions relate to that sec- j
want to maintain the club. Should Sunday.
The speci al grnnd jury today
“ We nre firmly convinced thnt
Thin wus the rccond statement
tioa
of
the
state.
Amendments
to,
the
decision
bo
to
atny
in
the
lea
pi all the hotels were* lev
finds the ruse in its third stage. from official sources in two days'
Sanford nt present offers the great
gue, plans for giving immediate
Chicago Has Snow
i the first shock, and bath - this effect probably will be adop Mr. Scopes wns charged with vio dealings with America’s part in
out possibilities for growth and de
(innnclul support to the organiza
CHICAGO, May 25.—With n
p'i*4 out almost naked into ted, but one of the leading pru- lating the recently enacted Tonne -- tho ri'-estalilishmcnt of the gold
velopment of any other city in tho
tion.
will
he
mapped
out
ami
a
ponents
o
f
the
senate
measure
h
is
minimum temperature of 37 degrees
(irent volumes of sufrco law early in May when his basis in England. The first cnmo
c«*!ic'.*rtcd effort for better attend Sunday afternoon and a maximum state," Mr. Betullc said. " I t is 'i" : imoke arose, enveloping expressed the opinion that the friend, Georgi W. ltapplcyon, a from Dr. A. G. Miller, federal re
of thi* few places we know where
ance at the games will bo made.
measure will las adopted Monday.
of Jl degree;* fur tlu* day, Chicago
| «b g afety.
then* is a total Inck of any inftnFirst tests of strength on the chemical engineer, who is not in serve boar.I member und widely
That
Sanford
has
been
given
a
experienced it* coldest Maj 21 in
Km iki railway, many senate bill indicated that repre sytnnntiiy with the new statute, known economist, nml was given
good tcnnraa could In* ussenibled the history of the local weather tion in renlty vulues nml this, coup
h i< it iied, among them n nenntivea from tin* Southern part |swore to a warrant for bis arrest tin* approval of Secretary Mellon.
with ill*- .....
gin n. li thu n-<- bureau. Snow flurrier full for at! led with tho fnct that its growth
[«c«pk.
The council viewed tho decision
of the statu would have difficulty lor the purpose of making a test
ertion of the local officials, wiio hour und u half Into Sunday nmrn- is nn immediate and very evident
cc.tn'.ntv, makju* u* confident that
tr»n f Tovo-Oka was n- in mustering enough votes to over ease. At a preliminary h-nrtrtg of England to lift tho baa on gold
point out tbht tie* rnlnry limit
--thin destroyed with the* throw the bill adopted by the sen May !) he was held for action by the
elnii^e of the lenguo lias been rfgThc previous coldest Mny 5*1 wns our investments h.. /»■ not Ken mis
t *!l i timuted at la tween ate by a vote that showed only grand jury.
idly observed as well ns all other in 1831 when the mercury dropped placed.”
ly to ere:
“ Our plans Bri* not fully formuH -DU.
rules. No extrnvngent expendi to II degrees.
three negative voices.
Constitutionality Attacked.
0<ltiipluge
by
1021
or
11K
I0.
One
of
the
"F or the United States.’
luted,”
Mr. iiomlle continued, “ for
ture
of
money
in
trying
out
plnyIn the senate the week probably
l.al.iil today wns enroute
\merienn objectives, he iiulicuted,
At the preliminary hearing the
the development cither of this
dv.a tated districts from will be the busiest of the session, pro"oeution contented itself with -.tatemenl said, "this ilovclopnieiit hould be to "find menns to stim- «rs hns been indulged in, nml a
Sleet and Snow
•
or other .properties in
.-,ay some senators who expressed tin* introduction *»f only ono wit la of vastest impurtnnec.
DETROIT, May 25. — Virtual piece
.
-----Santi of Japan.
ulate competitive production.” lit business-likb mlniiidstrntion of the
"First, because vvo own approxclub's
nffairn
has
been
practiced,
Miinimer
temperatures
of
Saturday
lord
which
wo
expect
to
buy,
hut
belief
that
the
last
week
would
he
■UjftT beginning to arrive
ness nml documentary evidence im.delv one-liiilf of the world’s i other tropwul areas o f tho world.
it was declared.
were followed Sunday by rain, sleet! n>*»y "« y L r us that it is our inten<!'• i-rilio the earthipink used up in narking lime, waiting The latter included a copy of the monetary gold.
Feints Out Remedy.
"What we are anxious to s**e is and snow. Thu snow melted as it tion to develop our lakefront propfni' *r il.|. ( the severe shock f,"r th<1 '>ouse unit the engrossing net of the legislature as approved
Second because in order to lire- 1 '’Tlie producing industries of the
lil
department.
'!.
cuntlnuunco *•» the * lull in tin* oil the ground. Thu U'liqieiuiuiu ,rt> tiitiilK tli'
oy tile governor nod a lesliiook •'*' |...,rv,. f „ r uurselvc:; condition: i o f' vorM would bu much better ott in
frontage in other large Florida
I Some measures which Senators • iology, taught in the Khoa county | , Wl.||.|m|nneed
league," declared Mr. llritt, “ liv*- was slightly above freezing.
A- nr- being constructed i
,
a weii-uninnceu prosperity for- tho long run if combinations in re- eaii.-e there is no mistaking the
important are already
cities.”
.
uki .Springs, where un- u|l thc calendar for consideration i high school where Mr. .Scopes l"'V*' „ipn market* absorbing our sur-1 siraint of international trade were value of the publicity thnt eontea
Cold Record*! Broken
In referring to the sale o f his
production are of an im|H.*r-1 abandoned on all sides,"liesaid,
reports said the heaviest during the week and a number of sided over the department of sci-1 p|u„
CLEVELAND, May 25.—Gold property, J. D. Hood, president of
to to this city from tlmt source. We
m-ecssitv and it is idle to ex- ‘ In g* le-iiil. their effect
life : believed to have othcis are either already in house cnee until the close of the - ,*hool |
have a good ball club ami we can wcntlicr records for this date wiru.the Imkefront Improvement Co.,
term
.May
I.
The
only
.wittiesj
j
t|
iat
without
exchange
stabhoist both the producing nml the keep it if the proper support is broken hero Sunday when the emphasized the importance
P**:. The newspapers print mcviiiges to senate which were
to
c limates of the casual- not reached Saturday or are ex t<» take the stan*l was W alter|jlitv the purchasing power of for- consuming industries upon artific given.’
weather bureau thermometer reg Sanford of Miami capitalists in
White. superintendent of schools of L.ijj,, ,-ountrics may regain its full ial bases, ultimately resulting in
The ntti'iulaiico to games mi the istered 30, a drop of •!') degrees in vesting in this section. “ Sanford’s
pected to be sent ovcr early in the itheu comity. Mr. White Identified U.apucjtv.
economic difficulties to producer.** home grounds has been most dis 2i hours. This is one degree tower growth into u big city," said Mr.
wity damage was reported week.
lit- t-xt hook ns one taught in th<*
as well ns in eonsiintars.
The couraging, Mr. llritt further de than the pr4>’imi!* record which Hood, "w ill he Inrgely responsible
Foreign Credits Here
h iwi n .'II,000,1)00 mid 70,Consideration of the tomper- school, lie also identified Mr.
“ Third, to present world condit stifling of consumption, stimula clared, nml while support in this was recorded tn 1870.
l'< *tn.
to the investments of outsidi) cap
rnce measure was not completed Scopes a.i the tcnchcr, adding that
ion! the ah* of our vast excess tion of rival production, the use
ital.”
.
WfUi'.mke came very sud- Friday. These constitute a con h » vva.i “ a good teacher.” Dof-nso production to foreign buyers can of substitute!, and the paralyzing way has been lacking, it bus been
cquuljy lacking in tin* mutter of
Winter Sweeps Russia
**lly interesting in Sanford," ho
The n idents, pnnie-slrick- tinuing special order nnd probably attorneys runtented
themselves r-ni%
- be maintained c-n anything of industry generally, are tluir ul -miring enough financial pledges
LENINGRAD, Russia, .May 25.— continued, "men of the caliber of
• * tIn cmen, imt will be taken un early in the week. with on attack on the* constitution like the present scnlo as long ns timate results."
t<> insure thu operation of the elub. A sudden wave of winter has twept Mr. llcndlu, Van G. Kussrnw, Frank
Two
measures
fostered
by
the
*'.'i umned down by the
nlily
of
the
art.
v * continu** freely to absorb forTho t ovcniiiicnt’s .special agents Appeals lit several times for fuud.i the regions to the north of Len Chapman of Detroit, and others
: ck-l.ri and died in the department of agriculture an* on
gn securities. Our ability to do f „ unt| i|,„( p,*i percent of tin* rubber have brought very little response ingrad, with a temperature below who nre the principal stockholders
Thi kivv Scopes is charged with
which quickly followed the I the calendar for third reading.
- I One of these is the ga.*
gas nnd oil in- violating is brief, the act contain- no. however, will depend upon th plantations were In English colo it is declared, nml now it has come zero und deep snow, rcuihing to in Sanford Properties, Inc., we feel
In n pre degree of credit these foreign nies, with 21
.* per cent in Dutch to a (mint that more support must tho shores of the White Sen. Tho tlmt wo hnvc gone n long way to
|T ■ l
...i
h number o f ipcction bill which provides for Ing I
than 100 word . in
sorted to have been I condemnation und eonliscution of anibh* is set forth that it i.i mi net countries will command here. \Ve pm‘•osr.ions where a good ileal of he given at once or tin* club will re turn of winter weather at tlib i wuril bringing to our city men who
have, tin n*fore, a viral interest in
In* compelled to give up the fran period is considered iinprcunloiitCii „ ro jn u position to Jo things,
| ' • !*• -lil i falling from the pumps used in violation of the net. j "prohibiting tho teaching o f t ip seeing the credit «'l‘ our customers English capital wn * invested. The chise, it Is declared.
Steven-on restriction net which the
in tin* Inst century.
Their purchase of tho lakefront
file other is the commercial for- •evolution theory in nil universlAn effort to dispose o f a large
In south Russia continuous ruins property is a good indication of
whhh provides Jties, normal nml otlu r public placed oil the stronge; t possible Kngii li colnriiiil authorities put in
measure
T. h'lWcvt-i, tnused the worst tilizer• measure
to operation in l'.!22, wus an out- number of stnison tickets may Vh* are reported. Rostoff-on-the-Don tju.fr opinion of the value of thii
t' at <I casualties, the in- mote elasticity in the securing of schools, Mippoitcd In wh*do or In |oasis.
ig g e ited ns a possible remedy is flooded ami numerous ntreuts,
[
|::»rt
by
public
school
funds
of
tho
j
griiwth
id conditions existing dor
property to the city."
desired
mixture.
•uipause houses burnfor tin* situation, it is said, ami if dwellings nml factories arc under
ing
two
or
three
post-war
years,
Inti-."
Continuing
it
is
stipulated
Under
the
provisions
of
a
mens
Seminole
N
egro
W
ill
1,r,h*r. In addition, the
tin* response tomorrow night is
misdemeanor, I > „
T r i a d Ifn i* f W a i d n when rubber dropped to II cent
urn.- broke and the fire- ure which is also a special order {that it shall he
i>(.
1 I l ( (I I O I
v/V CICIO
pound.
Tin* net cut down thi great enough, this move may be v ‘Ur______________ Daytona Rctfins Drive
punishable
by
a
fine
of
from
-^IlNl
poui
this
week,
n
state
forestry
com
'>• -labk* to hull the flamto S500 " t o teach any theory that
cxpoit of ruhhie from Iti'itish pos resorted to.
Citrus And V egetable ForCham berM em bers
r>o .* water is still scarce. mission would be established.
,knits the story of thi* Divine cre K illin g 5 Years Ago sessions according to a percentage
ation o f mail as taught in the Bible
scute based on the market price.
DeepW aterTerm inals Shipments From F o rt daytona,H5^
U-Ki. May 25—Relief parties Would Limit Taxes
Tkc trial of Ed Miller, charged When rubber i* sidling nt 30 cents
ami to tench instend that man l.-i
•ar-hi) ■ -ent to Takinui imwith
tlu*
murder
of
Will
Jtihn-mn,
e. pound, the Mritlsh plantations ForBradentonl’ Ian net! M yers Ileuvy ro r I OUT work on the membership drive of
F o r S t a t e P u r p o s e s , its tended from the lower order of
P !' !v i.-lhmlng the earth§
jthe local chamber of commerce ha*
another
negro,
at
Oviedo
in
Feb
mny market only fit) per cent of
_____
animals."
.Saturday, in a report to
ruary, I!i2n, will probably l“* the their rated capacity production,
FORT
MYERS,
Fla.,
May
25.—
M
“*ar!*,<l " n,ler tJh* direction of
BRADENTON, May 25.—The lodi'i-artmcnt, estimate that
TALLAHASSEE, Mny 25.— Tax
> " ,,l*nlul ilj Scopes.
first criminal ease to bo heard in the percentage increasing if lln* al board of trade with the co-ope A total of 3(1 trains, or 1.8H21 Mebnnane. arcording to an anf'J’i tl.* M' nrohaldy will num- levies fu r state purpoaca would K?
In an ntfrrenicnt nt sti|uil;»Unns ---iri-uit ii-uri, which coovclies here I price advances, nod diminishing if ration of .Mayor Whitney Gurry is freiglit cars of citrus fruit and nouncemont from David SehotU.
*,r 1 the injured 1,000.
limited to nut mure than If) mills, i by counsH nt the pniliminary Ir nr- L CIIJtorrow, according to authorities 1the price tlecn uses.
lh«
making plans for thi* construction vegetables were shipped from Fort president o f the chamber.
Miller is said to have euc.i|s**l j
during ntiy one year under pro- Ing no i.enial wus made by the ileuf deep water terminals hero to Myers during the season of Octob- campaign proi»er will begin on
,,
,
*-v
» j s ir
p r o W h o E s c a p c d l n v is Ions o f a joint rc3ulutmn Intro-1fen.se that the defendant taught the following the killing
■onnert with th« railroads. Data er 1, FJ2I to May 18, 11)25, accord .Monday, Msy 25. when 250 volun_ by
_ ___
duced in the house today by Rep- text book on biology introduced In caught until tho early part of Hu. o C f l f t t G iJ O C S ll t W ilM l has been gathered and frwariled ing to a tabulation madu
rail teer workers will go out to secure
The
*
same
n membership of 5,000.
•• F r o m C o u n t y J a i l resentativi* Smith of Jackson, evidence by the prosecution. It is year when he was arrested in Miroad
officials
here,
tho War Department Engineer’s
u.. express
- —-res*President Scholtz also announced
T.s j resolution calls for submission n part of the regularly adopted uml. The grand jury will con T o H ear Bryan Speak fflce at Jucksnviile nnd the* offici products were shipped by
reC a u crh t L a a t W e e k to the voters ot toe next general’ course of study for use in state vene tomorrow ami consider this
.... .
__ _58,1110
__ __b«»xes. his tentative budget for the year
of
als of the hoard state that they ed in the amount
TALLAH ASSEE . May 25 —Tho ixpect the assistance from tho Thcso Vhltiments were” divided Into! which totals 9125,000 with the
election of a constitutional Amend* hifch rcnool.i. » ounucl for tho pros* cast ami about half a dozen
A iliiuins, n negro who] ment to urticle nine to this effect. |ccutlon rend many excerpts from charges o f minor importance, it is Senate today declined to concur in
government within u short time freight curs, 1415 o f citrus nnd largest Item K in g #75,000 for nub’ the textbook In advancing the announced.
I I, 01
Seminole county
house resolutions passed Satur after the federal survey is com 387 cars of Vfgethles and express, liclty to be broadcast throughout
contained
The
term of __
"h
awaiting trial Allpcred W hite Letter claim: that teachings
_
___ civil
___ docket
______ o .f this
.
day inviting W. J. Itjynn to ad plcted. According tn tho data IH.232 boxes of vegetables and 7, the nation, and #10,000 for convcn*
fftare- „ [ having in his pos *
lions and inquiries.
®,
.■ |
,i •
therein wore
In .uppoit
of n tl
urt is also small, it is said nil ■ .
f
/ ii
incinii
»»*
..
i th<* legislature on June 5 rotnpllcd, tho deep water facilities 058 boxes of citrus fruits.
■ Je *c« en i. ,vrendg
I nu
1. i . In conflict
*,.*riu, »**•***
Ii n
C
icD
a gI 'lol of# evolution
with• till tke court Is expected to completi immediately prior to adjournment if constructed, would afford u
?! M' l«*n i' ikhIh taken from R
According to the compilation,
.. '''’ai'" in Geneva, hns been
_____ _
act of the legislature.
its work before the end of the of tho 1325 session. The vote wnu movement of 213,011 tons of grapefruit led the shipments with S c u b r e C Z O T o V ( ) t C O i l
'•ned and returned to the jajl
week.
/-,*i
,
nine to eight against extending freights annually on tho Manatee 071 ears, oranges were second
CHICAGO. May 25.— A purivirt-1
NEWSPAPERS UPHELD
j rtording to an nr.nouneo- cd letter from Robert While, miss- j
with 203 cars and mixed citrus $ 1 0 ,0 1 )0
C ity
L ib r a r y
tiiu invitation.
river.
Sheriff C. M. Hand. Hie
fruits
third
with
174
cars.
Other
,
in the niurikr trial of |
»tl!
• •
WASHINGTON. May 25-News- Defense Day Test ls|
ably be held in dr-1 wflllam *!)’ Shepherd was made
EABRF.EZK, Flu., May 25— The
Winter Haven— Rosslyn Jones, cars were made up of tangerines,
ek, following ac- riibiic today tv Assistant Stale’s papers which published the lls-ta of T o lie Held On July 4; R ive r G ives Up iiody developer and rity builder, outlines mixed vegetables and special rars.|d ty counci| hfts voUd tu p|uo. t}„
iiu- grand jury, St is said, Attorney Joseph Savage.
Thu Income tax payers umi no'oun n
. ........... ..of r#40,000,.v,
Thu total number of boxes WUP-1 question of a #10,000 bord tease
O fB ritishN oblew om an plans for expenditure
•f Band reports thnt h«* w r i t e r om-bred he was "just com-leach of them paid were uphold in
)00 creating "Berkeley",
new city I ped by freight win 374,J >*> or up- fop
construction of a public
larkeluy” , ni
WASHINGTON, Muy 5— NV|
tho
supreme
'• itliums
for several niyndng to fight Shepherd «n.l hi«; doing so today by
on sho-o o(J,uke
Jul[ait{i.
( proxlmateiy 380 boxes per car.
|library before the people. It has
y
''■,I--I tionwide defense muster of Ameri
LONDON, May 25.—The body A . . - - ---- " —I__________________ b.•‘ •"'I finally located him nt gang" and would come back.
I court.
r
. -------—
. .. — — (also gone on record as favoring
can man power will be held under
’ *• where he was arrested
tho direction of the war depart of a young woman found in the
''*• I he sheriff was at (
ment July 4, this date being so River Thames nvar Wanplng to
1,,lcd nn<i went to Inver, lected definitely today after pres day was identified by relatives us
lr ’•!■'.* negro.
! ident Coolidge hail disapproved of that of the Hon Gwyneth Erica
Morgan, daughter of Lord TiedcSilstlco Day and had suggested |
She disuppearud About the
tp\v o r (IR e ce ivc d
that Independence Day bo sub-1 ndddle of Inst December and there
:n*tary and Earl Blue, of St. Au- Sales Total 2 Million
The Hanford Junior Chnmticr of
{has been no explnnntion of tl
Company nnd U can- t stituted.
nnuncrco wps honored Saturday
ustinc, treasurer.
i
^•BAnumdsenFlight All vice chairmen of the Am en -; .!*•» Realty
_____________________ mystery surroumling her disap
i took the field at on
Thu social feature of tho first
can Legion Endowment Campaign *
>n by the election of Floyd
NEW SMYRNA. May 23— Real
At ; o’clock this aftariu >ii
Rainer, president of the lucul ! convention of the Florlila Junk
for
Seminole
county,
who
didnol
tutu sales within this and vicin; Norway, Mny 23—A ilis|
R
u
m
B
oatW
illi
511,000
SSJ^JS.
ST
S
W
V
3
S
&
of
smaller
lit
.rgsnualion, os seedtui vice pres Chamber of Coninierie was thu Iity during the first fifteen days of
xir T*
“hergen to the meet at campaign hea.iiuaricrs.
. ached headituartera, but
r tr t\ ^ i n l r u A I IX lis im l te}lcr wh,‘n l*hL’ disappeared from dent <>f the Florlila Junior Chum banquet given the visitors Sutur- o ta y totaled $2,000,000, uztabl'sh‘
~
• '<*xi.iti* nays no nows thin morn inir urn. uricta
cf the workers had not reO IIIA 8
W lia iiz s h#J, hom#
vr of ( ’onim«rce, which was or duy evening ut the Scminolo Cafe |\r\g a new high record for thU
i received regarding the nl Forrest Uka t-» K nn han. to
| theru wns no way of muk- j
mnr..ir - «o that the coun
vsnln-il here.
bv the l*icul organization.
lection, it is show
>wn tn a con Ration
j , ""'ar flight expedition r
n estimate as to h*>w much
M IAM I. Muy 25— A 52 foot rum
were callad to rat ciU
M ARKETS
transfers mad
The now state organization Is
fhe bnnqt
"fk this morning. Thu fry’s quota of 'l lJWO may bo comi* $4,030 had lieen raised
j twiner and $11,000.00 cargo of
headed by M. L. Montgomery, of , order by President F. A. Palmer.
'•«»liiri-s thu Hubby, ono
—
want II thp vice chair- ! liquor went to the bottom hero I
Commander
j
5 - Wheat,
'S/'Hon'- steamers, ro- P*Chairman
Chairman “I-akc
T Aand
™niJt
L os sing I men and their workers to be on 1today as ^ho
boat was ...............1
being tovj, CHICAGO,
flllC A G O .May
Muv2 25—
heat,MMb Tampa, as president. Other offi- and th* Invocation was made by
Bunnell—Be pell Telephone Co,
cers elected were: W. A. Arnold, I Dr. E. D. Brownlee following which
tomorrow morning’’ said tho rd into port by a coast ffvaril cut- liO ; 1583 l-Hs to 157; com July
Meliman Bay, hnving At I* Haggard of Campbell Lo > Z
>und cables In bon*
J s . miB0|e” . 5 «o U must ter. Tho vessel was apprehemted lid 1-4 to ltd 1-2; Oats, July 453 of Jacksonville, first vice prosl- Prenidcnt Palmer delivered a short L
M
nn,l east of Danes •ost met with the worker.
dent; E. G, Futch, of Lakeland, I
(Continued on Page Two.)
.tro "
Lund ice con- iiornlmr ■* l « C** , * ; , * * ! « “ 2 Ito m i » l bv Tu0.d .y
I
h>to
!»-<•
>•
*
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>
11
uiilicuit.
S'f°th« offUv oYthc lirUt-Chltten-Jbc
1
‘
i W
■. ' •XI
* Hi
ssrxr.£sr.
F. A. Palmer, Of Sanford, Is Elected
'.K;
Officer In State Junior ChamberliNew Smyrna Property
[|i]
i
:*I
ill
�T O D A Y’S CROSSWORD PU ZZLE
t u b n it c t r r r o tir r ok t iib thenco North 80 1*8 d-tiree* W . a t
se ve nth j u d ic ia l
c m ri it 3 ) chains; thei»ew-N«*MI»*JS-i-3 d*.f r e e s Bast 8S.88 chain*: thence
OK n.OlUIIA. IX AXII roH lRM. •until
*u 1-8
degrees
B a it
10
ixoi.i; co unty .
ix u i a .xc.
tialns; thence Houth 89 1*8 do*
EIIV.
l rues West 6.88 chains; then South,
Hetl, Woodruff.
■n 1-2 d ecree" Bast
10 chains;
Complainant.
hence Houth 89 1*8 dourecs West
vs.
0 rlinlns; then Houth 80 1*1 «leWilliam Wlillnnjr, el nl .
urees Bast 15 chslns to the Bast
D"D-n,l<-nt*
line
o f the said
I'etcr
Miranda
CITATION
T ii William Whltnev. hi" w l f " — •irnnt; thence Houth 89 1-8 d e fr e e s
W
est
nlonir
the
said
Bast
lino
o f tho
-----Whitney, whose Christian name
s unknown; Don Penn, a.iruiiuu. raid P eter Miranda lirant to chains
ils wife.
—— — Mlrnndi..
wtios* to |,«ilut or heKlnnlna; and « l * o
'hrlstlan name Is unknown; Juan Ices. Uealnninir at a Point I . » ‘>0 fact
>e Cntmlilo. his w if e . --------—. Bn- W est o f u point 48.80 chains North
the South
truhlo. whose Christian name Is un- o f the Intersection o f
„ n , i . n; Jiiun lie r.nirulso, his wife. boundary o f the said Peter M iran
----------- Entrultto. whose Christian da i Irani, with the west Boundary
of Section 37. Township 19. South
name Is unknown; Moses K.
nls wife. — — L e v y , whose Christ* I f Itunae 89 Bast, this point of lio...„ niiiee Is en V eow o* |i>,*pli ' I s r s f l t t n l A f helm* " i * t 7_i* c h t 'n r Wxrtof
the
Arredondo. Ills w ife, ■
■■--Am** of the Southeast corner
ilonilo. whose Chrlstisn mime is un Southwest Quarter of the N o rth
east
tjuiirter
of
Section
81.
T
o
w
n
known; I ’rssebln Oteefarln; A n ton
io Acreilonilu. Ills wife, — ------- Ar- ship 19. South o f It.-inac 39. Bast.
reilomlo. whoso Christian name Is
unknown. I’eilro
Arreilomto,
his
wlf.
- -------- ArreilonUo.
whose
Christian name Is unknown; F e r
nando ArreilonUo. his wife. --------- —
trrnlomtii, whoso Christian mime Is
unknown; linlnres Arreilnnilo: Juse
,r Mnrthn Arredondo; Murlnmt A r*
ri'dundo; Jose Arredondo; Theodore
Arredondo; Itarhel l ’ rulto. her Hus*
oand. Abraham I'retto; Krasmua II.
.Meiiowau. Elisha K. Morgan: tJouverneur Tnlntaon. Trustee; J <*. Ile y -
E veryth ing
For the Sportsman
War nrtke*
"•
. . . I ------ Alliances,
alliance*
Vancouver Sun.
fright makes
* m Schlna
war.— oration -U
make
•b*® snteiij
■_pronounc5
_____
Ball H ardw are
Phone 8
W O R K IN G D A Y
A N D N IG H T
People who wnrk with hand and lirain need a r<
money to your credit at this hank works for you (
w:;-*out intcrrupf.nn, and it is absolutely *
nt your command. Why not open an account
now ?
C A N V E G E T A B L E S A N D F R U IT
| Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Account
B Y THE NEW W A Y
Cans and fanners also bee supplies
KILGORE SEED CO
There’s a large collection of t
day. Some uswl to be unknown
brought them into prmnincce. Do
HORIZONTAL
1. Fortune! ot be bcipientiied.
7. Ironic composition.
H . Weed head used to rube nap
or cloth.
10. Calm.
17. Small barrels.
18. Collection of facts.
20. Guides.
21. Spiral climbing plant stem.
24. An important sex.
26. Particles.
27. To put on.
20. Opposite of won.
31- First part of the tiny poetic).
34. Alleged force producing hy-i
notism.
Blln A. Ilrautli'v; Enoch 11—II.
his
M I ’A M
ald. who**’ t'hrl*tlnn name I*
un
known; Wllll.im It. MacDonald, ItIm
f,
■
— ■ Miicl lon.i Id. Whole
Christian name I* unknown; A l g e r
non H. Hpeer. hi* Wife
■ ■■ — ■
Speer,
whose
Clirlstlun
name
I* unknown;
Hadle
S |» * r r;
Ella A. Speer, W. J. Iliieliail.
Ill*
i If-. -------- lliiclian. whose C h rist
ian name I* unknown; Janie* II.
t'one. III* wife, --------- 1'iilie, Whose
I ’liriHtlan name I* unknown; llufilm M. itohion; John (!. Cooper,
i I* wife.
■ ■■ ■ I'ooper. whose
Christian name la unknown; To m a *
.1 ,,m• .Miranda y Sauehes; Josefa M i r
anda > Sanches; Uauioua Miranda
i Sanches; Itiiflna
aiiralnla
y
Handies Vlndn do UuMoii; Ituflno
Itiilnon;
W illiam A. Ilisuee,
In*
wife. --------- lilsliee. whose Christ-
oin name I* unknown; W T. WeOM>-r, hi* w i f e . -------- U'ehster. w h o»e
i,iiNir*n nsitio I* unknown. A. S
Speer, hi* wife.
■
Hpeer. whoso
i urmilan namo I* unknown; (I. \V.
Stluff,
hi*
w i f e . ---------------------- ■
H il.ff who*,- t'ln i* t Ian name l* un
know u; .1. D. Wolvnrtou. Ill* wife.
-tVolverton. wlio.e Cnr.»tl.io name
I* unknown; Luther
I'ortcr. hi*
wife. -------- I'orter, who»e Christian
nano. I* unknown; L. C. I’orter. Ill*
m if.. --------- I'orter, whose ciuist-
Kxrlainatidii of Inughtcr.
The family's nominal head
hairy.
3.1416.
Morindin dye.
Cog-wheel.
Printer’s rnoaxm*.
What
say when tl
menu yes.
To stop up.
Yellow Hawaiian bird.
You and I.
Company of musicians.
To poke.
The greatest hooter.
Wealthiest tribe of Indiana
Sharp cold.
Small stoves.
A cook’s nibble.
To fondle.
Hag net usc.l in flailing.
Perfumes.
Smnll chin beard.
Dweller.
Hhort« oat*.
VERTICAL
To produce lines on metal
means of corrosion.
STRENG TH - SERVICE
Wlfi , --------- Itdl. uhose Christian
name Is unknown; Janie* It. Mc
Donald, hi* wife, --------- McDon
STough
lyself.
wood.
Sanford,Fla
Welaka llldg,
Phone 218
Expend.
Fluid iu a true,
To obtain.
Orb.
I lock.
Portico.
Rubber trees.
I levm. red.
t'hief limpii-t ,
name
W
AS
Tiny.
Point - f compan'
To depart.
|J
ANSWER TO Y I'.HTMRI>\Y’S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
i .If- A p is
Ocean.
Ornament made
of
lo<
threads.
To rci|ucst.
Examination.
Hebrew name foy Deity.
I-ikc,
To relate.
Wrath.
Statement in explannlinn
The finish.
P Mo n
a l i i . ----------- BlltrUlKO,
WhllMtl
I'hriNtlnn mi rim I* unkimwn; Mo*.
, * i: I., i i . in* w ife .----------- Levy,
I,*It*in* Christian name I* unknown;
loNi'pli Mura Arr,'ill,ndn. III* wlf,*.
---- Arredondo, win*** r'nrlHtian
mime I* unknown; l ’rn*dilu I ' o n lario; Antonio Arndondn, hi* w Ife.
----------- Arredondo, whose t’ ht 1
kin nano- I* unknown; IVdro Arredoudis hie wife,
Arretlondu,
n ln,»„ «*ii|rot Inn name I* unknown;
I'Vruaudn Arrudondn. lit* wife. —
u da with ronncctinna at the *tf,!e
Jcapilnl anil Floriila State ('nllcgti
■for Women was asked in a new hill
[offer,nl to the llotlao of FlorUle.
r.stublinhmcnt „r a Sanford J Leglsluturo today by Davis of
ktnru n;i one of a chain of buxines* Leon. A bill by Waybrigbt of Du
ryotlsca operated througout the val would designate road IS in Ducountry by tho Ja Do Hat Shops, Mil county to East Pnlntkn as a
whose local store formally opened state road.
It* door* to tho public Friday at
31,*1 Sanford Avenue.
Freigh t - Express A ir
Ladies' hat., of nil kinds and <lescriptionn, thf latest creation, Line Company Formed
front the cast, are on sale at the
new shop, according to the manage
CHICAGO, Mny 22.—A commer
ment. which announce* that no lint I cial air line between New York and
U priced over to. The Ja Do Hat Chicago
carrying express and
Shop cordially invites the citizen< freight by night will begin opera
of Sunfotd to visit it* place of tion early thi* fall a* the result ot'
• tgaaization here today of the Nutiuiial Air Transport Co., Inc., with
eapitulixntion of tea million dollar..
Radio Station A t
No pasnenger* will be transported.
• Ari'diindo. who*,, riirlstlan nahiu
I* unknown
P<,l»*r,-*
Vrr»-d,,ml,»
J uhc or Martha Arredondo; Mariana
Arredondo; J,»*c A riidn iido; Tl,«,,dore Arrcndnodo;
Itachel
I'retto,
l o r hushaiid, Ahraham I’ retto; l-JriiHiniia II Mirth,wuu. Elisha E. M o r
an u. rSinivenuur Tilli,l*uu,
T iu h i<■•. .1 t*. 11,>ywood. Trustee. .1
(ill
liny wood; Ella* Vulee, I, In wife,
-------Yule, wioim Christian name
I* unknown: Aden l ‘. HI v I ch; John
r'lnrk. til* wife.
----------I'liirk.
m lii'ii" I'lirlMtlan uaum I* unknow n.
Nalli'iuh'l M llrown. lil» wlfo.
-Ilrown. who*,* i 'lu I'll 1.1 ii I* un
known: Munch .1. Tavlor, Jr.,
Ill*
11.
Taylor, w im-,* Cirri i
Ian uamn I* unknown: Dniuil* K k u i i .
hi * w i f e . ------------ E ku ii .
win,*,'
I'iirlNtlau uamn I* unknown; David
I. Y tiler, hi* wife, ----------- Yulee.
v. Ii" >, I'lirlMtlan uamn I* unknown.
Ella A lirantl<*v. Enoch Lull, Inn
wlf,
- 11••11. w hues Chris t
>in n.n o
i * unknowns atini,** h
McDonald. Ill* w l f o , ----------- M e
Donald w low,' Christian mini,
I*
unknown. - William II McDonald.
,
MacDonald, whoee
i ' l i , '■ i l.in name I* unknown
A l
. nl Hull H Hp-nr. Ill* wife, ——
i" • . n h"*n < in i-i i.in name
I*
unknown: H.idln Hp. nr; Ella
A
Spii-r. W J ItiK-lian. Ill* wlf,llncliau. who»n Clirlsllau nano*
i* i.nknowii; Jiiiunn II
Con*, hi*
. ii*. ----- —— >Ci,||f», whose C h rist
ian uni,m 1* hi ,known;
Itiiflna. M
Itolihni; John c t’lMiimr, hi* wlf,-.
Cimpcr, w tiosn I'lirlMtlan nanm
I • unknown; Toma* Jose Miranda
> Hum'll,•«: Jonnf,, Miranda y Han• Imi; Itainoiia Miranda > Hunuli, *.
I'lif'm i Miranda > Hanehet Vluda
•l>- .tiililou
Ituflno Italdou;
W il
liam A. Itlshni*. Ill* wife, —----•
lil'ili,'". w hove i in 1*1 la ii uunic I*
link now ii : W T W'nhstnr. hi* w If,'.
-W i'l»*li*r, who*.Cliilel Ian
mini,' I* unknown; A. S Hpeer, hi*
Wife.
-— Hpnnr. Wlo,*n I'lirlMfall! Millie I* unknown li \V. St Inf f.
Ill* Wlfn.
-------Jlllnff.
whose
<'Iii i - i Ian name I* unknown; .1. D
Wulverton. hi* w|f«. —-------- WolVnrti'U w liosn Christ Ian mini,,
I*
link noun. I.uthnr C
I'nrtnr.
hi*
w ife, ----------- I'nrtnr. u ln a r C h rist
ian iiauin i* unknown. I.. C C o r e
ii
in* w ife
— • i'orter. wltoee
Christian name i* unknown; Arlinn K Otllln III* w l f n , -------------i •<llln. who** ClirlMilnli name I* nnkmiwn; l D * v n « i hi* wife,
•
D ivt'H i who*,' C|irl»tlan name I*
u n k n o w n ; -----------------------ltul*knll.
who*. Cnrlailan name I* unknown;
' -— i
i
1
* '1,11 * 11.i n
nauin I* unknown.
■ M d ionold. whose t'hrlsllan name i* un
known.
-----A11 moll. w h ose
Clirlsllau uamn I* unknown; Alw erlion H. Hlu'nt I I . wife, Carrie 5V.
Hpeer; A
il Thruahrr; peter It.
Hradinv. hi* wife - - - - - - Bradley,
iv ho*n i ‘ li i i.i i .i n n.im,• |* unknown;
U niversity Sought
We would like to see a gnlfot
TALLAHASSEE. May
K. who ir.r.dc a hole in one meet a
tablixluiH-nt n! a radio broad-:i ding woman wlm held a perfect bridge
station at the University of Fieri liuiid.
Falls 1)000 Feet
Hears A ga in
Did You Know
And That Is Why
Thai the I ’. K. C. Uailway haa announcutl il will
M IA M I SHORES today presents such a great op
spcnil $-1,01)0,000 tm tlocks itiitl
portunity.
warehouscH
al
to invest in Miami in earlier days, you have a
Miami ?
similar opportunity today at Miami Shores.
That Carl (',. Fisher has let the contract for dock
SEE M IA M I as our guest— our do luxe conches
age facilities at Miami Ileuch costing $1,200,0007
leave here on regular schedule— and then see
That the Federal Government has appropriated
Miami Shores, and we leave it to your own good
$1,005,000 f i r the deepening and widening o f the
judgment to realize that Miami Shores is located
channel across the bay?
in the direct path of Miami’s great expansion
along the bay— and that at Miami Shores you can
That tlie City of Miami is letting contracts for
new (locks and warehouses costing $500,000?
make your investment
COUNT EOI
T H E MOST,
C A N YOU R E A L IZ E — Cun you vision what this
enormous harbor expansion means
to
Miumi,
coming as it docH to meet insistent and growing
demands of all the principal coastwise ship lines
for accommodations in the Miami harbor?
A merica’s M editerranean
IVI nr It Mr.nil, v. hi* wlfr. Elian-
V\ . Ilia'll, i
Itnknrt H. t in ,ll
ln) ; III* w lf'
l.n»ll* Hr,idle) ", W i l
li 1,11 tl. Wslliir*. Ciorun C. liranth ) ; and Joseph ,h- I.i Mara A r r e
dondo; or otlinrwl
in and to the
land* lirrO n efn r dnscrllied. * ltu SL i> ui,; uiiu lielne iii the county
of Heinlnoh- ami Stain of Kiorhla.
morn pariiculaii) described a* f<dI low*. t o - W lt ;
Ihuliiulnu ,n tk
lntnr*rctlon o f
tlo
Easier ii slik- ..f die W nklva
l t lv , r i ml tli- Norik I.Ine ol that
portion of ik, Cni.'i Miranda Urniii
known on the n u m of the I'n lted
, Hint, " Hilivevs a* H.. i|,lll 39. TnWIII skin ,'i Hoitlli
1 I; inn,'
89 Bust,
run thence south ’ tk, lieureu* east
If you lack the chance or the foresight
I I ,11 tl
T R U L Y , the day when Miumi shall rank among
the first of Atlantic ports is not far distant.
city’s future is now assured, based upon incom
parable climate, strategic location, and natural
beauty enhanced by man’s handiwork— and hack
Britt-Chittenden Realty Co
ed by 2G states o f the Union where millions live
210 East First SL. Sanford, Fla.
who have the means nnd tho desire to spend a part
or all of the year in this subtropical paradise.
Hrnving ikath in nn ••xprrtm.nt to r, -ton? hnr hearing, Mrs. I’ tlicl
Menzof Rrrkelry, Uulif., former musician, haa been amply rewarded—
for tfc r fir 't time nhc -ar. hear her w.r.. Jack, ta!!: to her. Mr ., .'.hr.:,
who ha-* hton able to heat' only with the aid <>f a trump,*1. bad an aviator
take tier lo.2oo f.-vt in the afr. Then the flyer dropped hi* plane uooo
f t t l . Now Mr*. MejtA cor. hear without the IruinPct,
(
The
•*ur Drl.uvc Cuachra leave Nunford Every Tuesday
�TALLAHASSEE, May 25.—Gov- providing funds with which to
em or Martin ha* added hi* appro* build n jail, »nd improving the j
All persona desiring to make
COLUMBUS, O., May 25.— A rc- icy of the body in regard to movnl to the following nets passed by ground* upon which the jail is lo- \
contributions to American l e
port of the department of moral tion pictures which principally prothe present session of the Icgisla- cated.
gion Endowment
Campaign
welfare of the Prejbytcrian church vides for education for better pic- j
ture:
Authorizing Franklin county to
may send :hecUs to Forrest
in the U. S. A., making Will' II. *ures, Dr. Kerr's statement contlrv
An net to provide cholcrn scrum isue and sell or exchange for outLake, Seminole County Hank.
Hays, head o f the motion picture ucd:
nnd virus for suppression of hog standing bonds not exceeding $250,
( becks should he* made payproducers nnd
distributors
of
“ Any official statement which
cholera in Florida.
000 of bonds for completing and
nl .o to American legion En
America, the target for an attar): gre* beyond this policy in ui.iutho
To authorize admission of worn- constructing a system o f good j llllumMlt eMntmion "
dowment campaign.
on questionable motion pictures, lizc 1 and is disavowed.”
cn as students In the University of roads throughout the county.
publicity was repudiated Sunday by
Dr. Scanlon wna In conforcrce
Florida for th e'purpose of taking | Empowering the county rommlathe church’s board of Christian ed today with executives of tho bo. rd
courscs not nvailnlde nt the Btato [gloner, of Volusia county to Issue l high school orchestra.
.......— -----mui rr becaim..' known- that ~ Mr.
Collage for.Women, Ijwladkvg-L&w; -nmL'«ntr m'JfJHfnbhr Tnn-fisr i o a r-1 “Among “ Du* fun feature.- ot the ucation.
Dr. Charles Scanlon, associate Hay* held several long distance
Engineering, Architecture.
ing warrants not to exceed $50,000 evening was a humorous sketch by
Authorizing assessment, levy for construction o f roads and |W. J. Ilivcns o f Tampa nail the rcciotary o f the hoard, in chnrge telephone conversations with board
and collection of taxer in the City bridges in Commissioner’s district I presentation of a medal to Hubert • f the morn! welfare department, officials.
The report of the assembly’s
No. :i, and $25,000 in District No. 2. W. Norton for having mado the planned to circulate the report to
o f Cedar Key.
form. It be- standing committee on Christian
Szing Cedar Key to aeTo authorize Bradford countyr to. lowest golf score among the con- 1morrow in pamphlet torn
education is to be presented to
^ ^ /*TjuIn£miiul and maintain a water issue bonds for hard surfacing the ' vtntion delegates. The presenta- j came avnilalde yesterday,
mte th>n was made to President F. A.
Dr. Scanlon’s name is not men morrow and it is believed the a f
works and pumping station outside Lake City-Pulntka short route
Palmer.
E
the corporate limits, and conferr through the county.
tioned in the statement given out fair will reach a climax then.
Tho
evening’s entertainment today, nor any particular report.
ing upon the city the right of em
Authorizing Alachua county to
inent domain and right to con levy a special tax for puidicity came to a close with the singing It was issued, it says, “ in view of
of the National anthem nnd the the fact that statements have be
demn for public purpose.; rignt of purpose;.
way for pip. lines, and source of
Authorizing Manatee county to giving of cheers for the visitors come public which might be con
water supply for public nnd mu issue nnd ••II or exchange for out- and the entertainers.
structed ns representing the policy
« O j" - —
nicipal purpose*.
of this hoard of Christian educagctinble paper to provide for con
Authorizing the board o f county struction of temporary
.school
• tion with reference to motion pic
S A V tR
commissioners of Nassau county to buildinga and « pairs to others,
tures.”
employ a county engineer.
nnd to take care of current inIn the Scanlon report, Mr. Hays,
Authorizing the hoard of county dt'ldcdni
who is an elder of the church and
commissioner* of I Drnice county to
Amcndi r the rhnrter of White
elmirmnn o f tho layman's commit
issue and sell nptes, certificates Spring ', and validating bonds vot
tee, seeking to raise $15,000,000 to
o f indebtedness or bond* not to ed April <>. I225 for municipal
establish tho denomination's new
exceed $15,000 for the purpose of purpu
WASHINGTON May 25.— P ro-' rmision plnn, Is asked to name the
hibiti'ini ts arc none too well p! a - •'fcjwttonnhle pictures which he has c r
St Louis louls Itnilr.md Company - I nt the- refusal of (lea. Lincoln! j"1** ,,nrrc‘ l [mm the screen since
S 'l w ((tw<
l w S5K <’• Andrews, assistant sc
.
« * « A » " g over l,,„ present {HTS'ilon.
versus it. it. Eldrnlge
the treasury especially in rhnrge of '^reused r.f ( omlonin.g Had I ilms.
for damages of $000.)
t
He is nccuscd, also, o f condoning
F. F. Dutton trailing ns F. p, i dry enforce mi nt, to permit any ref* Dutton ii Company versus It. |J. erzneo to the eighteenth amend. and defending the conduct of proMonroo for garnishment of f l , merit or Vol tendism in thp po tci queers making "bad” films. Mr.
Compiled and Prepared ex 0011. American Fruit Growers, can.| tiign to be Inunchcd duly 1 Bays delivered n report on the
pension plan before the Presbyte
thr. ughout the country.
clusively fur The Sanford Her garnishee.
- — ■
Ibt.t i:> to say, the poster slo- rian general assembly here yestorald by lhe Sanford Credit As
rzu iesro v;iTi!
sociation.
Chancery .Suits Filed
gam and pictures must boost for duy leaving nt noon.
Today's statement was issued
R A l N
It. It. Ileck vermis (Jus Humph- law observances in general,’ they
over ■•the signature of Dr. Hugh
rles:
I.nvqk
G.
Cameron
et
nl
verimutuT
concentrate
on
any
one
law
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,
50(1.00
P. E Conveyance*
Thompson Kerr, of Pittsburgh,
Mils J, A. Hi.nd et al, bill to quiet in particular.
Cn the :c a v.iL3.
Q. C. Deeds
The prohibition view is that this I resid.-nt of the hoard of Christ
Mortgages
11,500.00 title; W. M. Scott and F. II.
(' ncrates a clean, bluo (laiae of great
A rt Id as Agreement
575.00 Scruggs versus Joseph M. Arre will t ide all the “ punch" nut of ian education.
dondo. bill to quiet title; Seth the posters, ill other words, the
"The board lias been working Li' nilty, rrhDIi coni'** in d’..:'!*. con.
Conditional Hale
I, 071.00 Woodruff versus William tfh it- dry* doubt if a reproduction of the in sympathetic co-operation witli tact with rooking utcax- znreals
Contract
ney, bill to quiet title.
national capitol, with the words, .Mr. Will li. Hays and there is no
Suit Filed Cnm“ In disregard for law lies the conflict nr misumlen.landing hc- evenly and heutj qoleUy.
' men Law
1,000.00
CiGI Suits Filed ............ gu atc.t danger to the republic,’’ twe n it and Mr. Hays" Dr. Kerr
Dht m .
Guaranteed for 10 Years
J. H. Cult veisus Lewis Knwiril. wj|| tout Ii the average Aniciiean's said.
Suit filed Chuncery
1
damage of $i>0(); J. It. * oil ira.sciencr as it would be touched
Suit tiled Civil
1 000.00 for
A fter detailing the general pol- Inner comimstion tubes of I.crain
Company ter ua M. E. Shelby for i,v ( ;,<• ncroll, "Demand creates
State and County
Burners will ho repined fr'o cf
Licenses
I
7,75 damuges of folio.
•uipply," undernenth a picture of
cl.
■rgi thou! 1 tu.-y bum out wilhia
City licenses
II
27.50
lliillilimr Permits Isntu-il
a boolieggcr delivering a bottle
Pi y;ai:.
Building Permit*
0 Id,550.00
Haul.min Investment Company. of liooeli to a customer.
Dfshopoied Cheeks
!l
11.08 st............... len o and garnge uii
Another complaint is that AnAl.rzya glnil to ili'*r .irlrr.to
C< lory movement. May 2d.
Wttranty Denis Filed
•lot 10, $7,000; stucco residence on dlew.,’ tilling proves him a supLOTH VS 0X1 !A !i
Chicago ...
|
George T. Pole* to A. L. Gauze, lot 21. S7,ooo
0; stilepo resid nee anil porter of prohbitiun because it's
Florence
1
necessarily because
fo riot:;
and 21 of l.onl* Cltru gniaip on Iot 15 of block H, $10,- tiie law, not necossnniy
Pitt h irgli
. 1
tiicco residence and garag< it’ prohibition. He may not even
Sanford Stove
Hiights. Amount " f stamps $1. •Kill;
T ..( -. I
0
Mis. Francos V. Neimever to on lot 15 of him k t>. *12.5(111; E Isdi-vc il’.r a good law, the day ar
& Furniture Co.
Itnb.rl G. Jtr.vev nnd F. II. Hrown J. Mnugldou, stucco residence, $7. gue, (hough in lavor, winle it rufor lots 5. 5A, 51!, li, OA, (ill and OHO; Mis. M. II. McMahon, brick I Minin'- « f enforcing it. Judging
'hone 19-W
n
E. I'irst.
(1C of Longwood.
Amount of I stove flu* $50.
I from Anti-Saloon Longue comment,
*tamp:i $2.50.
---------------------------Id popularity hat tuffered cunsidF. H. Lynch. Jr., to (). C. Mills,
for propci r- beginning nt H\V
SI’ K C IA I j S A T U R D A Y !
corner of NW I -I of section .’I,
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Dig
Eddy,
in
the
Potomac,
town thin 21 south range 20 run 1/1 I I I f e l l O l
I 1 U I 111*1 llllir Washington, by h. r dog. I ’aeeast (i 1-2 chains, north H chains,
J
P E A N U T B U T IE R
west ft |.| chains, south it chains
to beginning containing five ucres.
East Mothers' liny Pidomnc riv
Amount of stamps 50 cent 1,
2()r |*w Pound
(Continued Front Pago One)
er fisherman saw an elderly man
F. II. Lynch. Jr., to O.
Mills
for K 1-2 of KF. I - 1 of SW I I of nddrc! of welcome nnd introduced low into the stream, limp a wreath
on the Eddy's eurfnee, pull ashore
SE l- l of section d, township 21, E. ('. Hi bout ns tou itnmster.
Itospon'ti to the welcom.' was and drive off in Ids antoinohile.
south range 2'* rust containing!
It tvns the woman's mm, paying
five 0011-. Amount of stamps 50 umdi by E. G. Flitch, of l.nk'daml,
secretory of the elate organization. hi ', annual tribute to Cat -nr'* mem
cent*.
Eunice A. Conley to A. F. Tan- This was followed by a reading by ory. Her name nobody seems to
know.
ner for property commencing at .Miss Maigaret Cowan.
Brief tidks were made by Ted
n point 12 feet west ami .Tin feet
north 100 f . . t w< t 010 1.2 feet Arnold, of JnrkxuivilL'; W. M.
to A. O. railroad right of way SR .Mndiiion, vice-president of the Iti- E u n u u n n n i i i a i i u t a i z i i n u n i s i a a i i i R i i H i K i i i i R i n i i z N R S N n i u u■
110 1-2 feet oust Oil feel h gin nior Chamber of (lie United States
n
No nnd H. D. Fincuiinon, seeietary of
M
ning containing two acres,
■
the Jacksouvilli Junior Chamber,
etnnrps.
c
Etta I’nt-kunl to Hazel M. Itnulli
r . t'nlluniii, of Tampa* Earl Hint*,
■■a
for lot ft nt r«>t to ifo llill miltfllvAuiriiMtino jiiuI It \ Kin*^
M
talon. No utnnitiri.
I
n*t:irv ol tin* Siififonl Junior
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A. F. Tanner to Mrs. John F. |Chamber. _
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Thorn a-: fu pronerty Is'ginning at
I he principal addresses of tiea point it* feet west nnd Jill) feet .evening were made by Judge K. F.
n
u
north of HE corner of NW l-l of llondielder-auil Dr. E. D. I’ niwnlee,
M E A N S
«
HU 1 t of section ID township
The musical members cun 1 ted
21. smpli range, .11 east run north " r a violin .d.» b;.
>li . Mary
41
H
DIO ftet. west 1H0 1-2 feet to A. Stnirmff, accompanied by .'.I
n
C. I., railroad right of way HE Mail line Malian; yaxapluuie and
u
II!) ! •'! feet mat Dll feet tu Ik* cornet duct by llu*
a
I bro- 1
tboir; pinnu solo by Miss p .,|
ginning cuntninlng t\v» ih-pm ,
ti< b mi, mill n solo bv ('barb .
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. " 'i n i accompanied by In. 11• t l-> ri
('•imrnmi l.atv Suits Piled
K
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Cliinigu, .McCuslin and select inn.1 by tinn
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5.',II Kl 011 Lalve
H7.-» IT. on Itond
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n
a Holiday
^ / - O U know h ow many tims. I
JL you w alk on them-ho*
often the furniture is moved
across them — how
shoes streak them. They’l l
always on the job. A nd if they i
show all this w e a r they detract
from the beauty of the roornjl
and halls. F o lk s who use Pet
G e e F lo o r Enam el have no|
n eed to w o r r y about their
floors. It is so elastic, and yeti
so hard that heel marks, ^crufJ
ting and other lloor-abusei
w ill not show. It dries over,
flight w ith a high-gloss finish,
and you have a lloor that will
not crack or peel, nor does!
w a ter affect it.
j
muddy
LOTH’S
Dry Believers Are
Dissatisfied W i t h
Ruling On Posters
Condensed News
Public Record
3AJ>
,
(M ery Shipments
Palmer Elected A s
iOSSING PAINT CO.
Second St. and Sanford Ave. 1
floor enamel
i
FOR INTERIOR USE
C E ‘ H i ♦>
^ -A S L K E - G
a
U I B S H '? l ° ’
•,coi.*oM U i » ru C ^
f»-OUlSVfLLEl, KEN1
b r o w
n
i£ £ t y c E
.... .
.Junior Trade Body “!•
,u"”“
c-
Waters’ Kandy Kitchen
I
AL
A r t,
n
c
h u i i
1 '1UUJ
1
A few days later you meet Mr. Howard again.
And again. He becomes a friend, perhaps an in
timate, in your social as well as business life.
Lake Acreage
.
1:
re
A C K K S
plenditl stdidivision Tract
flm iil
D rm.H
Fnr K vcry ( h vn er
i’ll
II. S .
Koums 10 nnd 11
a u «n
In
I.O N ii.
M ttn n tjp f.
Hldg.
Pltotu* i;.v
jv.T^Muzit’ FjunriaonanunziHBartBa I a
u a
Brent
I .el tin tell your properL
AT AUCTION
We lire permanently located in Sunford
OUR S A L K S I'ORt K tire K\I*KIM ’S
Mr. Howard's name grows to mean a lot to you.
Mr. Walters is rarely seen again and soon forIn this^ newspaper are other names— names of
advertised products. Day after day you see them.
They are like old friends— to be trusted. Their
names mean economy, full value and integrity.
The unadvertised products— perhaps you see
on in a store— or in a friend’s home. Soon the
name is forgotten— a stranger about whom you
know little.
* .,*
■
* your pantry,your ward
robe with products whose names are guaranlees ol their integrity— advertised products.
Like intimate iriends, you know what they are
and will do.
ads
Itcul K u tn tc A u c tio n ^»l< .
YO U meet Mr. Howard and Mr. Walters in a
gathering. Their names are to you but two of
many you hear.
P r ic e s ;ir c n o w
a s lo w
a s $ 8 0 0 .0 0 .
We Kunrantee Sali.sfaction.
I f you have I'loperty you want .suit!— List it with u»
and kisa it good-live.
s
K A SY TKRM S
A L L E N AMI) B R E N T
Britt-Chittenden Realty Co,
1IC E. Second Street, Sanford, Flu.
(Inc.)
Read the Ad\crtisenients 5o Know the Places
That Are Worth Knowing !n the Market Place.
18
�S U Y 2 5 , 1925,
©AY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
r u n rrttt t i t cot trr o f Till:
lUVRSTII J IO ItlA I.
f'tltlTTT
o r Fi.tmiiM. is
\n ii r o ll
ar.ntsoi.r. rot n t v . in c i i a n IK H I.
i.nvtclt t!. litmcron. Joined bv Iter
Iitlsliitthl and ItcJt friend Joe Cam
arc hereby * rtlvred to he and appear
eron.
.
. ,
Baby Foxes A te Adopted by Cat
Komi news tiurine the first three
days of the week. Tho team will
return on Thursday bringing the
Smoker:; for a tareo-gatins scries
h-rc.
*
m il,
F tm
till t IIIN G A .M l
iiit h iim
.
fo r e la a.nt.. June 1st. 1933 fo r the;
fo llo w in g :
t i l Foreleanlnu out and widening
illich to be mod as outlet fo r dralnuu<- " ( Hencvn Si reel,
1 2) For
aradliuir o f
OrapevlIU
Avenue Inctiiillnu the la y in g of thi
n e rssarv pipe culverts.
(3 ) For hardsurfnclnit Ilctir Lake
ttmui w lih d a y . l » fe et In width uml
it Inches thick (loose incnsnrcr.il n»)
each o f yon be a ltd appear before from the County tin- N o rm 1 mile
opr said Clrciili Court hi the t'o iift
Flans and specifications can lie
House ill Hanford, Florida, on the scented mi nppllc.it Ion to lllo County
ltd day o f August. A. I*. F.i23. and Clerk.
tin n and there inuki- answer l-> the
Tin- Hoard reserv-s tho l i g h t to
bill o f complaint I'Vhlhlt-'d ugalnst reject « n v i f all Mils.
von In Ihts cause.
A certified check for tllld.iio |<.
It Is further ordered that this sect mi pan' enrli proposal.
order be published In the Hanford
... 1*01 ‘lit. ASS.
Herald, a tiewsPopi r publish- d In
clerk of tin- Circuit Court
Hanford, ttvmlmd- County. Florida,
_3 3. 23 ami. 29.____ ________
o n c e each week for i-lglit consec
\m m n i M M K i t
utive weeks.
I proposal:*
proposuin w
\cIII
ill he received
\\ ITNF.HH mv burnt and the real bySealed
the
City
Commission o f Hanford.
i f ill-- Flreuli C- uri of the Seventh Florida. Ill their
office In the ClIV
llldh-lul circuit of III- State o f F l o
at o r liofnre 3 F. M.. June 13,
rida. In nnd for Somlnolo Countv. Hull,
1933. for the cor itractiuii o f Hie re.
i n this the -Mnl da\ of May, A. I*.. lalnlnn wall uml tin- hydraulic fill
iti;s.
111 the HAST S it u : IIF I.K 'ltR A M l*ISV K. I m l ' c l . ASS.
H IC T . co n tain Ini; the fotloiylmt aj>t'lerlt o f the ctreult Court o f the T
amipiltlcs:
Seventh Judicial Clrettll
of
F l o proxloiatc
llll. ft.... .
stnrt pll- rerida. In and f •-r Seminole t'oitntv. 401.3
tiilniua
wall.
with nm.-hnni
Iti' A. M. t v i ■Us. Iieputv, clerk .
nnd
c-td
ih
;.
centnlnlntc
tin* fol( S F t l. l
lo'VlttK
l|llllUtUt>'N hltse-l {III
li-'t’ottea and Hm-tieer,
nlli-s
13’’
loan,
and
hydraulic
S-dlellors and of Counsel
llll.
for Hi-- Comnloliinni.
JIIIIO ctl. Vils. concrete.
M i\ 23. June I • t-1 3-22-29-Jllly li
nt7 omi non mis relnforclntr Imrs.
SUM MER
s .'—
E X C U R S IO N F A R E S
n-viatl Trip J.icljetiville to rdltmaro
•
to 1 JibmltIpliia Sofi.OJ; lo IVmtcit vlll.li'* l'-m
in;! :<!n fv.'ul.i and berth, villi exUd charge n r
oblvido room:!.
Also Ali-F.rponse Tntirs fram, Jacksonville: M
da>n nn-i ! n r; H.-.U': nr.d up. Tcura in lui
New York, Atlantic City, Washington, c. :.
V.Titn f- p illuitrat.’ l booklet and for infsrnaticn
about low rattii ta m r‘J;i rn rllicit nnd rcr-irt*. And
r f TilMuilcdU'r.crarire ol tl-u
gjicdal Add Spi ted Tottni I
1 r..J-ers
Ale* r.ilPit '-in M’-.iml to l ii'taniiv.nllkcnt
Jest';
r;c i
\ &* .
ra to n C o .
.-ret
y g to
•akl l
liftJTS-C
\ o t ! o : o r i:m \i .i /\ t io n
ihi \ui>
Nfillm h* Im i • hv tdlvoti ( lint 11*•»
ISh %
i*iI **j
<‘iMiinvInUmofN III
uml fur S**itiIfif‘I•* **>111111v is"i**iti•*
Virr.
Hymns.
Chemical* between nleoliols
and in ids.
I'all iiaili mallet.
A,oI (lichruw.)
Atmosphere.
To fondle.
.Scropil note in scaldt
It rc-inmiiicol.
h'runts.
II. raid, a newspaper published In
Snnfoni, Seminole County, Florida,
once inch w eek fur claht conieeu*
liv e Weeks.
3VITNKSS p iy hand and seal o f
the circuit Court
o f tho Seventh
.Imltrtiil Circuit of tho Stats o f
Florida, la ami fo r Seminole courtly,
on this the |sin day o f April. ...
lb 1133.
ts. o n
v. k . n o ftir.A sa .
Clerk of th e c m - o lt t.'iutt of
tin S-ventlt Jud.clnl Circuit o f
tin State o f Florida. In and tor
Seminole County.
in : A. M WF.F.KS. II. 12.
H. w s i*i:N t:i:u . j n „
Solicitor nnd o f Counsel for the
Ci-n^itnlunnt.
Aiir. Jo, JJ, May I, 11. 11.
.tone I, X, 13.
7.
11*25 (it 10 o ’ t lo rH
a.Ill
ttN i l It
• it I n ; ml fin ilu i'M ».f lo ari
rnmiilrtlht* ntid frrnlv»nr t li*HlIiinifiy
im to l l i o v t ilu o oC
■in* f»r»»|•» rI •*. ri*nI, i n *i v i m a l m i n i %•
.il
ah
tiv
till* t'^unty
;% ■*iN»»r f*»r ut»8i*Hnitnni for
(a\*M for in*- v«*nr I
Holism, t'oiiiplulnani,
- •
ve.
U\ *’ Met., iter, el til., tisfendantn.
CITATIw.x.
T-t \V. C. Mcl.-st.-r mnl wife, — —
—.Mcf.est- r, wloiso Clirlstlan imntV
Is uukto-vra. mnl Martin F (lunil*»rt
and wife, tlUtntx rt, -vniifb
i,'ii11stl.tn nano- In itnitniivcii, nnd
i-o h and 4,very of III- MAPI uhovo
" ill lit*»*'t in
i Ih* t*«iurt HoitlP *il
“ iiiifiiril, VU*tUU <*i* Monday Jinm
Tut
il»»*
• itlii r. any nr alt -r •aid -h-r-nihtnix
v . i:. iM ir u ir s X S H .
( ‘ U*rU r . m in l *»f
lit.y Cutn*
In- di-ad. to nil par'll--* clntmlitir in-
t* r-sts tinder each and ev*'fy *if tlt*»
followltin deoetused 'ipfandauK. to
wn : U
C.
Mct.i-st-r itltil wife,
---- ■ M*-I,<>atur. wIi*ia4* Christ
ian name is unknown, and Martin
F tlumpi-rt and w i f e , ----- iluni-
nil»Nlni)t>r».
May 2N25-33
pert; whose t'hrlst*uii name Is .inUmiwn, or otherwise; in uml to tho
fntlowlMK d—M* rli.i'il lamt silo.tie. lyImc and Iii-Iuk la the t'n-inty of
Hcmlnole and -tt-C.e r.l ITmlda lillim
p.n -iculurly
lesi-r I'i'd us follows.
In-MII :
. . .,
Three Liquor Cases
• Go to County Court
The North it ilf tN ,1 of tins
North Half • ( N "s > n( lb.> North
II ilftN ',1 of Hi- H'lutlt-asl Ounrtsr
(HI-'.',) of Hectloii |J. Townslilp !•.
.South of II.mite 311 Hast,
mnl to an* and all oilier persons,
wltoso tintpes are unknown, ulalm*
tnsr any rluhr, title «r Ihti-n-st In
and i*. tile tnaipcrty hvrlyiiiiloivp dvscrlbed. or any part
ur parcel
Uieri'of.
11 Is hereby nrile red that you
nml each of von tin uml appear be
fore our said Circuit Court at the
i '-ou t House-nl Hanford. Florida, on
the •;I li (lay of Inly, A. Ik 1925,
Better Because it Is Richer
With three lupinr- cutttu ntndu
SuturdaS*’ anil Sumtity niKiit* by
tin* police Hepartitionl turned over
to the county, the session of tho
municipal court thin morninj; was
u short one. '1he followinjt cases
were tiisyosed uf:
' ('•slistii- painters.
Closinn hymn o f church scr
tftfH* **■ -Jf
and tli-re maun unawer to the bill
of complaint exhibited aualnst you
In this cause.
It Is further ordered that this
Order hr puhllshml In Tho Sanford
I Top-calls ore to bo presented III
n M-nil'll -avch-ioa emlomed on Do*
IXoraiiiu dye.
Iluwikd in power.
I Smite Miilay nejfrito tribe.
To bet nine weary.
Toward.
i leucuth-a 11.ireck Myths.)
diant -nd o f (he sea.
• 111 i|*l> Ml si 111) , <1, I », I d
:tii,Ooa cu. yds. sand fill.
£ WINERS ^
[TUhffot'e.
Its (nifaire in.
■ lathe present state.
I Opposite- of wet,
to North
Hoard of County Commissioners i f .
[Blackens drawing.
C»mc played with dice nnd
Rnird. (nl.)
ISor^ SUI’H
one person.
lThe-i!i't-n.
I Calvert3 food into nbsovbbbtr forint (physiology.)
Otle eliild.
Ilftelf'
iMimii article.
I Almost a donkey.
I Neuter pronoun.
— — lAiupmatt. wtfo*e Ctirt*?- .
Seminole County. Florida, on »*r (>*■-1
I t!,
[ A tann- of cards.
I Jltasurc of area.
I Fruten deserts,
w](r .
Scaled bids w ill lie received by tho
ANKW EK TO YMSTKKUAY’S
CHOHSWOKh i'l /.ZI.E
VKirncAi.
■—
May i. It. It, is. IMS.
Triple W edding
pul on.
■Inairg.
-w ife.
a ffixed my hand and offlel.il s e ll
o f this Circuit Court, at .Sanford.
Seminole County. Florida.
1 Seal I
V. R. 1JOU0L.VSS.
Clerk o f circuit Court, t -’mlnote County, Florida.
(Clerk's Seal)
I t v : A. M W R K K S l>. C.
Mar. 13, to. Apr. U. 13. :u. 37.
*
rtond and wife
—• Horn
Christian name Is unknown.
I.. I Marls. —-------.Marls, t
bind, whose Christian mint
known nnd i P-orne l„ Mu
wife. ■
Marls, whose
lAtoarnct for property at a
■ftiu rent for u a|H'eifii*tl time.
anti
.\rr-mi<*nda. w hoae l irUllun name
and
1* unknown. Sam uel Chapman
-----».--------—
Ian name la unknown. Joseph Woffonl Turkcr and wifi* Kmlly Auiiusta Tucker. Auiriista le«h*l*a
fiapiaan. fDorga
Howard Seats
hefote ih » r ir c u lt Court, in ami for and wife. Auituaia Isabella Neat*.
Trust**,
Hem I note County. Florida, nt H*n- James ilnttnnl Tucker.
fortl, upon the l » t day o f Jun» a . Hamu I Chapman, f r u i l f ', J. W of
0 F*3?-. tbo •trao belner a ltuta t'-tty ford Tucker and wife. Krnlly Augus
of this Court, nnd fall not. o th er ta Tucker. Joseph Wofford Tucker,
for Hamuet
w ise Judgment by d efa u lt will Lo ■*i A ttorney In Fact
t'ltapmnn. Oils N\ Chare and wife,
intered n a «ln *t Inn.
it is Ordered that this m iles he Start hi A. t‘liner, tlertrude Cbaae,
it, Thiitrr fo r. Martha C l« * « * ! « '
published lit The Panford llentld.
newspaper published In Homlnot* Iter Hycressnra In True!, and AMra
County. Florida, one# each week, Gertrude Chaee. Trustee and h*e
fo r tho period of tw o mourns. u«x. HtKVei»or» In Trust or ntherwfae. In
■—«nveiltaU’y atiecoMlW li-« -owwiLu«*
**-• '«• ijir fatHisina ii*wi n i«i 1jm4 • ' i
situate. lying and nelng in the Cltv
hereof
I S W I T S RAP tv I I K It EOF. I hate ■>t y.inford. County iitk,*iemlm>i* arid
State
of Florida, more particularly
this loth (lav o f March A. t». 193ft.
e —
|
Frank Moifch was boat last night
at dinner r.t the Seminole Cafe in
mmor of the .Snnfoni baseball team
as an appreciation of what th?
..ins think of *'Ni, k’* firtter and his
team. In addition t* thh team
members, there were several fr.ns
besides Mr. c ic a nresnnt and the
the bin djotiorinry todny t ml resolve to take mure than
me to solve this puzzle. Look at the number of unre, especially the twosets of three in a row.
lUIZONTAL
Channel between -anil banks. 1
:,l
JtU. Common Kamo of
curd:;.
, *
lo. Krcavutcd.
,‘ t‘
,
,
II. Aurora,
just below tileroot. 415.
O i-a'i of anit-Il.
iientation.
'IS. Point of com pas a (toward
vc
way.)
dippery fish (pi.)
•*}{• <?■'« « r tlialoRuc.
months.
i'’’- * " tltrevt a \vssi-l in its course
dive <»r either.
[*:• Tt» .behold.
-II. I., indebted.
■‘.■t mea; ure.
-*rt. i « allot,
•
IW. To -ipen (poetic.)
L-n- coal is duj?.
.mimic,
i of n circle.
*;•*• I'mislt.
,
. . r.,P^
i h i. i nickeii.
r
To butt.
t awny.
J”
OK. ben koiI,
i.
HI*. *f » :n •umpIirSn
M. Arrettdondw
in
Frank Meisch Is H o s t1
To Ball Club M em bers
Y es sir, you J . J P W 1 U g M
M e rita bread as bein g the richest,
is blended o f the finest flour, barley
cane sugar, vegetable shortening,
and yeast. T h e s e i n g r e d ie n t s
M e rita rich and tasty— yet quite
digested,
i w o sizes, IOc and o c .
James Uos.i, Kpeedinc, $5 bond es
treated; Lome Garnet, speeding,
$5 bond, estreated; Hoy Wilkin.-—m, aosault, 4.04*1* t]i»mi-->ncd; ( 4-41*1ner Miniard. selling lit|Utir, ttjiiiiferred to county; Chris. Lotnax,
possession of Ihiunr. transferred
to county; Elijah Morris, poi
sion of liuUOr- transferred l >
county; John Green, drunk,
$A
and costs; N. It. Hnalter, Urunk,
$7 and coaL-*; John Hicks, speed-
l wi
for it
malt,
m ilk
make
easily
11
lilt,
Mll.F
t lit* I I I
lilt V I I ,
4 IM It 1. St. I l l -
IT. 11 III II I.
At a triple wedding to be : <ilt utiliz
ed Juno 25, nt flock Island, ill.,
three sisters, da-ightern of l»r. and
Mrs. S. (>. Y'lting will l»<* un,*ed in
marjisoe. Ilian (lop picture 1 will
wed linden E. Jolinsoti *>f Wan- an,
Wis.; fluirlctt ( center picture)
will v -‘d G. W. Wick strum, Stanton,
la., and Euniei* (i'ebtw) will vvtd
.Melbourne — Plans formulating 0. ( ’. Cobb of La Forest, Wis. All
for local building program that three of the girls and two of the
will call for expenditur * of $2 ,000,- young men are graduates at Ang
ustana College.
OOt).
I DAI I
Hanford. He nlitol- County. Flerbla.
otic** melt week for *duht consscu11v w ink*
tVITNKHH inv hand and tha seat
of tip* Circuit Court of the H«v«nth
.1m*IismI citTiilt of thn Hate
**f
Ft(* itn. In roll for H-p'lpol- Ctlintv. on this tin- intli dny of April, A.
I* t!' *3.
lit.',ill
V. YL POFHLAiW.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the Hevonth Judlclul Clrvult of
1h*' man- of Florlilu. in and
Hiiiulllule CouiltV.
He: A M.
t». C.
II. IV, HI'KNCF.lt J It..
Hollcltor uml of Counsel fur tho
t 'oinnlalnanl.
Apr. 2D. 37. May I. It. If. 33.
Jutin I, 1, 15,
OF
Filtvaril H. Anson St 'ttaffnnl 11
Hcynulils, partners. Plaintiffs.
Attachment
Vs.
lUtmuaiis
i.'iliii.OP
■inni'Mc M, Appleifiiti-. flcfi-nilnnt,
t iltUiai OF Ft*111.11‘ ATI*IN.
To: Hi-on;" H \ppi-aat* ami all
persons int-r-ntcil In the fnllowlmf
it* crti'Cil property nltual-it to iti-ml110I- Con ntv. Florida, to-wlt ' l l »
HnOtluvniil QitniTi-r (HW1*) of 'to*
FROM G RO CLRS
M K R IC A N
HTATR
I’. A K F IU K S CO,
North i n s !
(Juurtur.
IN W ttI
of
Hi-riloii .1. Tni*. 31. H. It. 31 Fast.
This Is t<* k Iv«» notice, that upon
Hi- Jot It day ot March A. I*. I9S5.
tin* fin' noiiiK suit was commenced
LIM IA B E TIC A I
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CREAM
SUPPLIES
In IfirKr mnl ......II lr:ir!»*
S A N F O R D K I.tiC T IttC CO., 1N<
A»i|tt l i f f r Im I lorlilm
S K M IN 0I.M ( R K A M F U Y
W IG H T P R I N T SHOt
I Ilnur Srrtlrc*
THE O R riT -C T H T T E N D E N CO., INC
\Vi*
\\ Inib'iintp Unntiliirlurrrsi
I k t*l%lmri*
:\I) AM
l TO WRECKER
U
4-
m n k r h * o u r s t o i l **f h o u s e s . I . r l its f n r i t l s b
> *>llr h i o n r co iu i*
S. W . B R A D F O R D
S E M IN O L E F U R N IT U R E CO
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Mllniip '|li«-5ilrr 11itI|il *ia^
* ii if iimifit til I It n rr> «uvlr
nirmtuiiw Tullnrlii*.
sin it1 riiiiiir* n."H i-'i
A I N T
UTO TOPS
M O D EL T R IM C O M P A N Y
11
rtniMilrfi* llwr uf
11m*
S A N F O R D F IL L IN G S T A T IO N
T i»
Np i I T o llntliir llr*»ll«rr«
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ltn * (8 r ll
fllllu m
LOSStNG F A IN T C O M P A N Y , IN C
**l f t l o i t .
Hlrrrl nl Nnnftifil Airnnr, I'lmtiv*
c In f;rrsi*.lfi^ pii I Waihiim
M*’1
a l H r m i i i l U t r c r l* *
•W p \ n r r I I iu »fH
U lin n r
ESTATE
( :jj lira mi* 1.1ml 4h,t I'nlnl*—■
-SANFORD S T E A M PRESSERY
f*tr Tliuiiuia H, WILun iCtlalr.
I'.vrrj) S*fir|iiiH»r
Inti * lilt* |.nd||r«c«
PRESSING
DIKING — I't.KATING
Work. Ilf I)utility Thai pleases.
I'ruiupl Service.
JO H N E. FOX
S E M IN O L E PR E S S E R Y
H O TE L M O N T E Z U M A
('In, tiers
kune C32-J
IDrrit
IT ADS
IN TH E H ER ALD
BRIN-G R E S -U L T S
�E N O U G H OF TH IS E N T E R T A IN IN G !
NEW
BEER IN CANADA.
The nutomobile will conquer the Demon Rum. The auto
THE MONKEY TR IA L,
mobile will put an end to some o f the worst features of the
lfi NERVOUS AMERICANS.
liquor evil. ‘‘Though the country should go ‘wet’ again, the \ GREAT
MOTOR YEAR.
automobile would force it to return to its dry status."
By
ARTHUR
BRISBANE
There are three startling sentences for you. Startling •
(Copyright 1921)
but sound. Indeed the last one of the three comes directly
OUR FRIENDS across the Can£from Mr. Ford’s magazine, and Mr. Ford knows. He says
iltan
border in Ontario decided
in all truth that since it has heen proved by figures that
H L IIM :m r .lO > H AtK S
that plain water isn’t ns good as
On* Tear—IT.OI PI* Month*. 13.60 booze is a controlling factor in nearly every tra ffic accident, was supposed, and go hack to beer
tjrllV'Tfd In Oily
<’l by Carrier, ner
Wpfik. 16c. Weekly k.'lithm lio o other than those in which children or aged persons are in- with -Iri o f alcohol.
l* f ________
year.
Three questions interest Ameri
___________________ volved, public sentiment will take a solid stand against the
ut.taary j combination o f Lou/.o and gasoline. And he rightly assumes cans, especially those near the Ca
border.
? m te i«a r o"f enil0hr*?m%” u w h «i that the people in this day and time will give up liquor nadian
First, will the sale of mild beer
r i a r K ' * are waits w ill be charged rather than give up their motor cars.
increase drunkenness?
i j n i i r e t u lar ad v e r tlalng rate*.
In the editorial from which these sage opinions are exSecond, will it cut down whiskey
m
A*!BOCl ATE II p itW I
solos and thus diminsh drunken
the Associated Prnss I* cxclu *. pressed, Mr. Ford’s magazine published two paragraphs that ness?
le
oly entitled
entitled to
to the
the use
t o t rotruly
us« for
m- should be copied, and featured, in every newspaper and magpubllrntlnn
» f mi
nil newa
Third: How can Americans get
publicatinn of
new* dispatches
di.p.tch.. azine jn the United States. It is exactly the kind of talk that
credltco to It or not otherwise ered|t»d In this paper and nlio the lo- should be ringing in the ears of the American people. And some of the beer?
cal newa puhllahed herein. All rights
of republlcntlon of special dlspatch- The Herald closing this editorial with those paragraphs is
SINCE WE cannot make exper
ea herein are also reser-cd.
going to hope to see them reproduced by other Florida news iments here, being wedded to “ ab
papers. A fter asserting that the automobile is essentially a solute prohibition,” in other words,
MONDAY. MAY 25. 192.'»
to bootleg whiskey, it will be at
‘dry” affair, the Independent says:
least interesting to watch the ex
TH E HERALD'S PLATFORM
Scientific tests prove that moderate trial doses of
periment o f our Canadian friends.
so-called good liquor decrease both the speed and the
ir—Deeper water route to Jackaon*
vllle.
accuracy of eye and hand movement and co-ordination
W HAT IS known ns “ the mon
2.— Construction of St. Johns-Inkey law trial” Is bused on Tennes
and also increase BODY S W A Y about seventy-five per
than River canal.
see law which says you mustn’t
cent. The patellar reflex, a standard gunge of nerv
)/— Extension of white war.
tench the Darwinian theory of ev
ous
and
muscular
co-ordination,
shows
a
negative
if— Extension of local amusements.
olution. A teacher in Tennessee,
— Swinnlng pool, tennia courts,
variation of between twenty-five and fifty per cent.
lintboring the preposterous idea
etc.
Moonshine and wood alcohol liquors and etherized
that young Americans have the
5.— Augmenting of building pro*
riiriit to form their own opinions,
beer, of course, make the above distortions of mind
dram— houses, hotels, apartment
will be put on trial.
and body functions seem too mild for consideration.
. bouses. .
William Jennings Bryan, who
6.— Extension of street paving pro
The bootleg consumer’s ability to make his wits and
made several excursions into the
gram.
eyes and arms and legs connect is almost negligible
18 to I realm of theory, will be
7. — Construction o f boulevard
at
times.
the prosecuting attorney.
around Lake Monroe.
Prohibition is not a social experiment that society
Completion of city beautifica
IT W IL L be a trial as amusing 1
can either retain or toss aside; it is the only means
tion program.
jns anything you would see in u real |
whereby man can utilize the machinery that permits
monkey cage. And the funny part
•- FATH ER'S JUST A HOY
him to “onquur the land and the sea and the air and
will NOT be the young teacher
Father's just a bigger boy,
survive. Progress itself is prohibitive of alcohol as
who thinks that young Americans
Who's taller than me and stronga beverage.
should be trusted to think for
er.
Father's just a wiser hoy,
Who’s lived n little longer.
But father’s still a hoy at heart,
~Thougl* swiftly tho years havo
sped,
Who's lived a bigger, braver part,
Who just went on ahead.
i ti
Father bus seen a thousand things,
That've never come to me;
lie knows the snags n fellow meets,
And points them out to me.
And he culls me "chum’ ’ and tells
me things,
That 1 had never rend,
'Bout right and wrong, and life he’s
' learned,
Cy gain’ or. ahead.
And dad’s got such a pnt'ent smile
You’d almost think ho knew
Jtjst how a thing might happen,
And just the best to do.
Hu-says; “ Twns only yesterday,”
When his feet used to tread
The path that I am going now,
But he was just ahead.
Father Is Just a grown-up boy,
4With heart that’s kind and true;
lie knows the wuy that I must go,
And want* to help mu through.
I want to tie u man like him,
,<WAmiL.tjiU intck he's l 'i l * .
GfVnt, lug-ncarfed, nravo as lie,
Who’s biased the trail ahead.
— Young People's Paper.
— -i—p-----—
-Ocnln is coming to the fiont.
--------o-------Anyone can, tell a lie but a lot
of folks can't tell a lie from the
truth.
V* v m u Im .k o iy ju t m t e n g e a b o v e
water and under value— reads a
want ad. Ho is everybody else.
“ Truly,” says the
Bradenton
Herald, "Bradenton is arriving.”
No less Irm ly, Sanford lun arriv
ed.
*
*
-------o———
A lot of folks are kicking about
putting ethyl gasoline in ntitomoIdles who don't mind drinking it
themselves at'all.
"
'<>'
■
The peeulinr light from our blue
electric light bulb made the red
headlines in the Lakeland StarTelegram up pear almost yellow.
---------------- o -
- —
Ilimienhurg's first uet after as
suming his office was to inspect
hls troops. Well, In Germany the
office de|>cndx upon the troops.
------- o-------•Somebody has rocked the boat
lignin in Japan. There seems (<*
Ire something permanently wrong
with the understanding of those
Nippon*.
There was u woman from Macon,
Who wus very fond of hucon;
She went to the store
To buy her some more.
But all of it had been took.
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LU M BER yard
A complete line of
Cypress and l'ine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Moulrlingu
Lath
Brick
Lime
Blaster
N ?ih ^
r "«N
! Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Do;rs
Windows
1*Rimes and Screen.,
Made to Order
Wo will luiild your ho®,
Complete or F „rnish ^
rial Only
^
The Price Is I(ig|,|
SANFORD
CASH LUMBER 0
W- S. PRICK, Mgr.
71(1 \\. I'irst St. Phone 1JJJ
Everything
For the Sportsman
At
B all Hardware
themselves.
Death May Be Calling You
IT WOULD aniuac old Darwin if
he could come back, especially m
You may bo young ami robust with every promise of living he never said that men descended
from monkeys, but merely point
to u hale old agt^ ami yet bti among tin* crowd that will pass ed out FACTS and left men to do
very soon through Death's portals. Are you afraid to look their own thinking. He didn’t real
ize how much he was asking of
such a possibility squarely in the face?
'JO per cent of the population.
Phone 8
E F F E C T IV E B L O C K A D E
ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
The Herald has no desire to offer a gloomy theme for
your meditation nor to harass your imagination with an un
YESTERD AY was a nervous time
Recent reports
from
“ Itum the smugglers are so isolated that
pleasant picture. The idea has come to us particularly today for sixteen high spirited Ameri Row"
showing
that the ships they cannot even keep themselves
at the news of a man who died intestate, lie had plenty of cans in London, presented to gen carrying contraband liquor have in fresh water.
There is only one way out for
property for his fam ily’s protection, nut some o f the family uine royalty, at the first Bucking’ moved to other points, indicate
They must
that the I)lock ado hv the govern the whiskey ships
iiad already hail more than a fair share of the estate. Some hum Court reception.
You can imagine how those ment fleet lias been effective. throw their cargo overboard in or
of the family, too, are sufficiently well-to-do to have no need proud Americans nhivetud and
Wln'ri* the whips have gone is not der to land without danger of ar
of their legal share in the property. But the man died with shook, as they practiced not fall known but it is easily surmised rest. Outside the t2-mile limit
out having made a will, and already his relatives have started ing over their long train « r over that they will try to land their they are, of course immune from
their shoe buckles?
Can yotP Cargoes in Florida or some other anything hut surveillance. Once
to quarrel over the spoils.
imagine how bored the gcnuinuipojm along the southern const of across this line they can he seiz
This man was strong and well a month ago. He would royalties were",
• the Atlantic. Florida lias a long ed by the coast guaid. And dam
havo been set down by a skilled examiner as good for fifty
coast line and it will be difficult aging evidence in the hold means
years more. But he was called away quite suddenly one day,
THE FATHER of King George, though not impossible, to stop thet they became Unde Sam's pris
ami he left a veritable hodge-podge p t records out of which when Prince of Wales, met one the importation of liipior into this oners. To turn about and steam
Much whiskey has come in back to the ports where they load
the people who loved him, and the people who loved his American that wasn’t nervous state.
about royalty. That Americun wus to Florida in the last few years. ed op is simply to prolong the mis
money, are to fight for what they get!
John L. Sullivan, who met the St Petersburg gets its apparently ery. No crew running short of
plentiful
Yet the making of a will is a simple process. II can he Prince with this reporter, lookin g,,....
...... supply from Nassau and drinking water can be readily per
suaded to put to sea, delaying by
clone ami forgotten. Men are not brought nearer to Death on. “ Pleased to meet yer; oftenJl'nlm by way of the smuggling the length of that voyage the hour
the gulf
heard
of
yer,”
said
Sullivan,
do-1
!
Cu
ts
that
land
along
because they make their wills ami keep their records with a
of relief.
ing his host to make the Prince v’onxt and east coast,
view to making things safer, and surer, for their dependents feef at ease.
This is not the firat evidence
, I*11* Uncle Sam has shown what
and their loved ones.
be c h i do when lie really tries and of Uncle Sam's effective patrol of
the seas. The letter o f the Brit
Often, too, a will can ho written so that it brings wonder
THIS IS to lie a great automo lias broken u;> the rum fleet o ff ish baronet to his shareholders,
New
York. * What could tie more
bile
c
year.
April
produced
420,TRI
,
ful comfort to grieving hearts. Sometimes when there are
ffeetivenous of announcing that his shipment of
rs. May U expected to go l!l),- ■ « ° T "
1blockade
« * ,f«
only a few dollars worth of valuables to he bequeathed, the cars
than the liquor had fallen into the hands
,
i.:..,...
Uncle
Sams
000 higher
distress niessnce sent out Sunday; of the enemy, gave the initial clew
trinkets can he left through a will that of itself is priceless.
.
. The automobile industry is now
W e need water. How about 100 to the thoroughness of this work.
Hugh a (lot'llunuiL has ItTclltly boon published ill American greatest in the United Slates, toeases of whiskey for 100 cases of Maintaining the dry navy is prob
newspapers,— A Mother Ins pi on l hoi I all her property, to her j tailing more than $:i,id:i.ooo,o00. water?" Patrolling the coast line ably an expensive undertaking, but
children; the estate amounted to only a few hundred dollars,|,,u'
industry conies second, from New England to Florida was it will prove i*s worth if it ran
but tho will of itself hits heen well called "a legacy to ali be- 3
!U
U
tll‘“ “ u* an order so large ns to arouse keep these overseas ventures un
tomobilv. Third comes (he busi ’ doubt of its success. This mis profitable. There "'ill 1*> little
I'cnveri persons” .
ness of Hhiughterinte ami selling giving has been largely dispelled lute left to enterprises that end
aiiiinulH, more than $500,000,000 be by the message quoted above. The merely in riding at anchor a safe
Don’ t keep any of my personal belongings just be
lli ml steel. We have reached the dry navy mu -t lie maintaining an distance from the Atlantic shore
cause they were mine,” the woman wrote. "They are
age of billions, our first ten indus impenetrable blockade indeed when land then to go parched to boot.
just things, and worn ami shabby at that.
Love
tries being above the In 11inn mark.
doesn't need such things for remembrance.
il
"1 won’t be separated from any of you. I'll be able
IF YOU belie ve that every man's
I T A L I A N W O M E N W IN
death is fixed in advance, this in
lo love you with till my heart, and without anything
PROVIDENCE NEWS
terests you, William Erie, work
I hat love that will make yon feel as if I wanted to con
ing under ground in Missouri,
trol or bother you.
might have said that, with all its
Thanks to Premier Mussolini, ever, they have only a slim chunc.*
disadvantages, working in a mine the women of Italy have won n of success. That D due tn the fact
"Bury my body as cheaply as you can, and forget
at least kept you safe from lightUnit the Radicate and Socialist.il. Don't wear mourning. And think of me as alive,
rfing. Hot lightning struck the limited measure of woman suf .control the French parliament. As
alive beyond your farthest thought, and near, and lov
steam boiler at the top of the frage they will vote in municipal | , ru||, men of this type of political
ing you, and well at last, I'mt as the winds of heaven,
mine shaft, knocking over Roy ejections. It is quite noteworthy thinking favor suffrage. They
and learning more and more the things 1 want lo know,
Fenix, followed a steam pipe 150 that they have been given the vote, did so in Britain and even la It
feet into the ground and killed not because Mussolini believes it nlv. la France, however, they op
and growing as I want to grow.
Frie.
will be of any great benefit to pose woman suffrage on tho
"L o v e one another, Hold fast to that, whether you
them or Italy, but because he ground that women voters would
understand one another or not. And remember, noth
"N (I M AN can escape hit; fate,” feels their achievements in the In* apt to favor the conservative j
ing really matters except being kind to one another
says a German proverb, and su war and the difficult limes after and nationalistic policies which
they oppose. There is probub'y no
and to all the world as far as you can reach."
perstition, which has frequently the war should In- recognized
This is another step toward belter evidence of the fuiHlai..ental
• Perhaps your will would not be as fine as that. But you stimulated courage, has carried on
bringing the Kurapenn countries to dishonesty of so-called
liberal
theory.
could make one that would do much toward making things theThe
ancient gentleman, warned the enlightened condition
which thinking in France than is shown
easier for grieving friends who would like to dispose of your by the oracle that he would be obtains in this country where men |in its opposition to a measme of
possessions according to your wishes.
kill'd by a house falling on hhn,‘ ar"i women vote on terms of ab- obvious justice because it might
Life is strangely uncertain. \> e are none of us aware o f did not save himself by sleeping solute equality, A few years ago prove politically expedient.
out of doors. A
flying angle i Great Britain passed a law which
On the other hand we have the
what i.-t awaiting us just around the little curve ahead.
dropped a huge turtle, crushing ‘dlows women of thirty and over Spanish reactionary forces as op
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IF TD BF, (.'(IN S T A N T with old friends necessitates stay
ing back with old ideas, 1 must submit to the accusation of
fickleness, I claim the right to follow the leading of my
Spirit and my intelligence, no matter what lies and associa
tions are left in the rear. I would rather merit the friendship
of my higher self than the approbation ot my companions of
the past,— Klin Wheeler Wilcox.
to vote. It is only a matter of a
littl" time until thf* memoiri is
i liberalized io (lie direction of »lInvving till women of twenty-or.*.*
MISS ROSE M ARETTA, in pri and over to vote. Belgium is tho
vate life, Mrs. Gerber, and a grand only European country which now
mother sixty-six years old, recov does this.
ering from u long illness, returns
In Franco a suffrage hill was
to bareback and trapeze, work in passed by the Chamber of Do
the circus,
.
na ties in I'J'-id. But it was turn
A woman should be healthier at ed down hv the Senate. The Ital
sixty-six than at any younger age. ian victory will, iu> doubt, liuvo the
says this determined grandmother, further effect of
stimulating
and she is right.
1 French women to farther suffrage
ion. For the present, howWOMEN HAVE one advantage,
with all the hardships that have
followed them since the episode of
the apple and the snake.
Once they pass fifty their chance
of long life is much better than
that of a man past fifty. For this
there are several reasons, the niosi
important, thut they behave them
selves and thus give themselves a
chance to live. Many old men don't
F o r Quick
do that.
the man’s head,
vva., it., huu.
The turtle’s sin
f
W O R K IN G D A Y
A N D N IG H T
People who work with hand and brain need a rest—hot
money to your credit at this hank works for win day aid
tBgPt wr;TinuI interruption, and it is absolutely safe and
at your command. Why not open an account with u
I Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
I'
Seminoln (JjbunhjTJank*
Sanford,Fla.
STRENG TH - SERVICE - PRO G RESS <gi
------
.{-Fam ily 12 Room House, Screened
porches. 2 baths. G arage. Exclus
ive neighborhood. Income ssi) per
month.
Price $6,500— Term s.
Seminole Business Exchange
-21 \V. First St.— Opposite Post Office
Stop, Look and Listen
Under New Management
M A N H A T T A N CAFE
posed to it in France. But even
ther*. th** ugllniion for it 1” grow ing stronger. Altogether it may
be said that the suffrage move
ment in Europe is making head
way according as the women show
thunscives P'H■■e--cd of -punk and
intelligence. Given these, they
make headway with the demand
that they have nn equal vnico in
determining those policies fur the
outcome of which they have to
bear a resuponsibility different
from that of their mea-folk but
■inially onerous.
It Is the man who has always
b en accustomed to corn bread and
bacim at home who does the most
kicking at a first class hotel.— Eu>
tin Lake Region. “ Corn bread and
bacon'*— Hot dog! What could bo
sweeter, unless it’s fried eggs and
griu.
------- o ------iWe would remind our fellow
dope-spreader* that they helped to
elect the legislature and its mem
bership reflects the average citi
1 have a friend who practices ‘.it on a door-step busily engaged
zen of Florida.—Tri-Uity Morning
'law
in the Florida courts and deals in doing nothing at all.
News. “ Us me tidier ship reflects
“ Stop right here!’ commanded
the average citizen of Florida” — in citrus fruit on the side. One
the aggrieved person. "Thu’rs that
Oh, Death, where is thy sting?
day hu wus on his wav in a ear Ihnr Watts yonder. Now mister,
--------o-------from his groves lo his borne in
It is hard to believe that anyone Miami. On the road he overtook jest you keep your eye on me!”
From the car mv friend watched
could confuse the St. John's Navi
gation hill with the memorial to a lank native who seemingly was I while his late passenger dismounibe United States congress re In a high state of indignation, mot-i ted nod marched toward the front
tering to hi(nself as he trudged j door of the cabin. At bis up*
Sale Only
questing un appropriation for the along and clenching and unclench- 1 urouch the larger man uncoiled
improvement of navigation of the ing his freckled fists.
himself to n height of considerably
St. John’s River, us Fans A. Hath
riio lawyer utopiwd and offered more than six feet, at the same
away did, without having pervioui- to give him a lift.
Contemporary Comments
time moistening the palms of his
15 lots on Orange Avenue— sizes 5i)xM5.
ly hud an extra drink o f hooch.
"1 amt gain' »o very fur,” said two brawny hands after the ap
the car. "but I can't git to whur proved fashion.
lt'» funny— hut a wonderful tiling
lV ic e $3,000— Terms
The Cnl in (lie White House is I'm going a minute too soon.
The two men exchanged a few for the state— how those legis
not a radi-Cal,—New York HcrnM- There’s a feller livin' down the road
words;
then
with
th
<air
o
f
hav
lator*
trot
up
a
basketful
of
ex
Tribunc.
here a piece by the name o f Ed. ing satisfactorily accomplished a tra tux hills of their own pel
^And he’s seldom vo Cub— l’ rovi- Watt
o att*. and' jest this imirniti' the I difficult hut necourv piece of ideas and then turn en masse on
‘1 lots on Oak Avenue— one n cornel lot.
snee Journal.
Joornaf
rlenee
word come to mo that ylstiddy, in business, the invader turned about the other fellow’s.— Avon
Dark
His nature is not exactly
tropi
ly
own, he told u gang of fellers I land returned to whole the cur mot.
Car. (Keep cool with Coulidgv.)— was a low-down, hawg-slealin', stood in the road,
$2,300— Term s
Kansas f ’ ity Star.
wife-bentin', aig-suckin' cur dnwg
“ Wall," he said. "That’s settled."
When the state legislature pas
.But his ways are methodi-Uul.—
“ So I'm on my way to hi1
* place
"What happened .’ " inooired my sed thj bill validating the com- *
Sanford Herald.
to settle il With 1dm. When w e, friend.
mUaion-munager form of govern- ■
Still, the faithful know In* is ul- oil thur vou stop white 1 go in. nit’ l "1 axed him e f hc’.| saiil what meal for the city of Jtt. flood ns ■
'•sz'ji rccipiu-Cal.—Miami Tribune. then y.m better jest watch to see them fellers told rne he’d done I of January 0 . ID’da, it settled f‘>r-{J|
But he has to he politi-Cal.— whul I'm truin' to do to him."
aid. ami he cume nut like a man (ever all argument a* to the legal- a
Tampa Tribune.
I’ reMjntly they came to u cabin an* owned
First S L
Sanford, Fla.
rned up that lie Ih ,|. E f he’d i itv of the election authorizing the ;*
Well, junk so he wilt not bceoqw #et among straggly frpil trees. A u-denied
ed
it I'd u-beat hiift half
[change, from .the council form o U ■j •.
n ras •Cab—C
-Ocala Banner.
w ry luigu, very strong looking man death
[government.—St. Cloud Tribune. T ag
101 Palmetto Avo., Opposite Fire Station
The best place in town to eat
Regular .Meals ,'lac
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner 50c
W eber and Dick
G IV E US A T R IA L AND BE CONVINCED
Teach Your Child To Save
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*t| the* \;il nr iif miMir),
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If 1* n. Impiirtnnt hir him ,
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$in r l tin iii*i
rruntil fur lilm I ihI k, oltl* 'hir rr»t
II 1* I*c li 11
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FIRST N A T I O N A L BANK
Brill-Cliillenden Realty Company, Inc. F
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n x i'o it n , ri.A .
�25. 1925,
.r'liniW M f
SUSS KATHRYN WILKES', Society Editor
Social
Calendar
Tuesday.
will be a meeting of nil
rs of the Methodist Church
diurch at .'1:30 o’clock. A
tndance is requested,
fgulnr meeting o f the Sonurtmont of the Woman’s
„il! be helil at 3 o'•’clock with
For
0. P. Herndon as hostess.
h'
rations please call the hostess.
% John McKee will entertain
ridfe at 3 o’clock honoring
Nirita Lake.
t IV. M. U. will hold an in
born! meeting at the Baptist
ch at I o'clock.
Thursday.'
r Sallie Harrison Chapter,
biters of the American Revon will unveil the marker at
fort Mellon.
TELEPHONE:— Res,
L I T T L E MISS N A N C Y R O SSE TTER IS
HOSTESS A T B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y
Little Miss Nancy Janette Ross*
eier celebrated her fifth birthday
with a lovely party at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Rosseter, Saturday afternoon.
The color scheme of pink, green
and white was carried out in every
detail. The entire lower floor was
lovely with bo»%
’iinsttcis oi
calla liliics and Radiance roses
combined with fern.
Those assisting Mrs. Rosseter in
entertaining the little guests were:
Mrs. Winston, Mrs. Huff. Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Jackson and Harriett
Rosseter.
Jane Sharon and Bobbie Wallace
won the prizes in the peanut hunt.
After playing many interesting
games delicious refreshments of
candies, cake and ice cream were
Friday
•, tV. T. Langley will enterthc members of the Kntro
i Bridge Club ami the Every
t Bridge Club at her home on
Avenue at 3 o'clock,
r. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher
entertain with a dance at
■jjike Mary Lodge honoring
Olive Newman, who leaves
! in June to spend the summer
!arland.
Saturday.
in Mary Elizabeth I’ulcstnn
(five a bridge-luncheon at her
ein ftose Court h'lftoiing Miss
t Newman.
Personals
lymoml Bearden spent Sunday
iiiimmee.
. E. Scoggan returned Saturfrom Palmetto.
, A. W. Brown,* o f I'noln is
iding a few days with friends
Sold for
$75
served.
Th<* <jir!r v. ere giver,
small glass baskets of flowers for
favors and the boys received jump
ing jacks and balls. Nancy was the
happy recipient of many lovely
gifts.
Those present .were: Jane Sharon
Shirley Winston, Anniche! Brown,
Laura Mae Brown, Jane Jackson,
Frances Huff, Laura Bryan, Anniebel Mcthvin, Jewel Betts, Lillie
Fay Henderson. Elizabeth Leffler,
Daphne Takaeh, Doris Darner, Sa
rah Rosseter, Billy Bray, Lewis
Wright, Bohhje Steele, Jimmie Wal
lace. Bobbie Wallace, Willie Lcffler, Jr., Charles Woodruff, Charles
Williams,
Volie Williams, Jr..
Ralph Mac (iaghin, Richard Mac(laghin. R. Cl. Hickson, Jr., Lester
Guthrie, Kent Rosseter, Jr., Charles
Butler, Jr. of Miami.
H igh School Seniors E njoyablePicnicParty
E n joy D elightful Boat Given A t Silver L a k e
T rip T o Jacksonville
| One of the most enjoyable pic
Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. jnic parties o f this season was the
Glenn E. McKay nml Mrs. R. C. one given by Misses Margaret
Maxwell, a group of the graduat Martin and Hattie Tossing Friday
ing class of the Sanford High evening at Silver Lake to mendter-. Fifty dollars down and $2.** more
|of the Freshmen class o f the High upon delivery. That was the price
School made a trip to Jacksonville|
on the Osceola o f the Clyde Line, I School,
quoted on Mrs. Louisa Job of Chileaving Sanford Friday afternoon
Swimming, boating and game; zago, according to charges she lias
and returning Sunday.
were enjoyed throughout the even made against her husband, Anton.
The feature o f Friday evening ing and a delightful picnic supper Mrs. Job says her husband sold her
.
was a double wedding, which caus was served.
to John Barker, a contractor. She
ed much merriment and a great
The party, which was chaperoned refused to be delivered.
deal of pleasure. Also “ Dan Mc by K. lb Halt and E. /.. Stines, was
Grow’* was strikingly presented by made up of the following: Misses
an excellent enst.
Florida’s building permits for
Hattie l.ossing, Margaret and Ruby
Saturday was spent in sight see Martin, Harriet Kosstter, Alyco March totaled $13,:UW,K00, doubling
ing in Jacksonville and many Chorpcning, Mary Earle, Thelma figure for March of last year.
amusing events occurcd here which Eaton, Georgia Calhoun, Mary Et
served as subjects for conversation ta Hudson, Beatrice Bowel!, Lillian
I annum City—Bay county plan
when they were gathered together Tbotidey, Eugenia David, Martha ning $ 1.000,000 bond issue for road
again for the return trip. A sec Wallace, and Clara Cheek. .Messrs
construction work, in addition to
ond start was made since two were Jack Hull. Henry Russell, Park $300,000 bonds fur bridge construc
unfortunately left and had to be Urguubart and Claude Robson.
tion.
returned for.
The trip proved such an enjoya
ble affair that the class of '2;» nas
Doris Takes Good Photograph
established n precedent for an an
nual trip of the senior class, which
will be looked forward to with
a Kittie h-mith, of Jackson- composed the party were: Mbs
*».* the guest o f Mrs. Wal Olive Newman, Miss Mildred Holly,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Buleston, Miss
fight fur the week-end.
Georgia .Mobley, Miss Sara Kvulvn
r*. L B McBride, o f Orlando, Williams, Miss Gene Maxwell,
Mitral day s with Mr. and .Miss Anna Knnner, Miss Tillyc
Benjamin, Miss Grace Gillen, Miss
T. 1. Dumas last week
Louise Saries, and Miss F.lnm
1. 5. A. Radford, Miss Rusn- Tolar, Albert Connelly, Warner
Rkiford amt Baul Radford Scoggan, Harry Woodruff, John
Tampa for the week- Bromley and Stuart Long.
#* fhappellj of Jacksonville
n*st o,' iiis'brother,-11. II
(II »t his home on Celery
. ir,l Mr*. .1. G. Ball and Masiilly Ball motored to Tampa
ay, Mi
Ball remained to
(rim,l- for a few days.
-anil Mi -. Howard Hulick are
■< Till -,lay fur their Home in
Jersey. They expect to reto Sanford ia the early fall.
Germany W ants to Ban
I ‘oiso n ( a I n Wa r fa re
F-and Mr-. Edward F. Lam
Mr. an.I Mrs. Fred Walsms
jTuc-ii i for California, when
(will atioiul the Shrine conven
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MW
TUESD AY
M A Y 26Ih
li!) els.
(Extra Heavy Banded W are)
1]/
>Qt.Percola tors
2 Qt. Boilers
3 (it. Boilers.
4 (it. Tea Kettles
2 (it. Double Boilers
1 (}t. Boilers.
(i Q t Boilers.
SQL Tea Kettles
5 ()(. Saucepans.
3 (it. Percolators.
8 (it. Boilers.
5 (it. Boilers.
l'u Each l.ady calling; at nnr store du rin g thi> sale wc will Rive, PUKE a Beautiful 9-In. decorated Fruit Pish
WE H A V E ONE FOR YOU. DON’T’ FORGET Y»T C A M . FOR IT.
Smith Bros., Inc.
NOTHING RESERVED
F U R N IT U R E
Quality Merchandise at Prices That Appeal
1st Street and Palm etto A ve.
Phone 21<)
i. Mattie Bare, Mrs. Harry
I. Mr Henry McLaulin. Mrs.
I Km
and Mrs. Jutius
ky oi,tined Saturday from u
k* t'io i Gabies.
17 photographs of girls nominated ia tin annual University **f
<n.x beauty contest, Doris Binkerton * f Fayetteville, Ark., vvn,
as winner.
________
W edn esday
th e la st d a y
anil Mr*. J. B. Vcn Duzco
Harper, of Cairo, Ua.,
'pending tliin week as the
’ of Mi Walter Wight. Mrs.
s will leturn to Cairo with
Saturday.
Cent Discount
Days Only
Any “ Castle” dress in stock
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
,M- John Sneed left Monday for
p'bi -. feiiii., where sho will at Mhe weildiag of her noice. Miss
pta h:r.-i, r. She will also go
Hhville, Tenn., to visit friends
1*111 later he joined by her
ften and ii t, rs, Mn, J. B.
f iln,l Mi Oliie Johnson in
Kn.1. Va.
Novelty Cotton Goods
BANCR0FTVVAVERLY Gold Band
One Piece or One Hundred Piece*
2404
Pickard’s Hand Painted
T H E LINE’S THE THING
This unusual trotieur frock glorifies
the youthful form. It i« fashioned
of tine bctigaliue silk ia li^lit and dark
■Jades o f blue. The coat may be
closed at tlie renter-front as illus
trated, or cut away to disclose mure
of (lie voice, and finished with a
NOTICE
Hostesses of Daught- lung two-piccc collar. The fronts,
lower edges, and. .ieevo oi the out
WT Glass, will K‘ve «
»rc stitched with dark blue silk. Me
Liver Like. Tuesday « v * dium size requires l ) i yard of Inirg
1 * *
* ».a
Lss to leave church at
Phone 679-J acccp-
Mouvill,,-- Plan being ®ut•••r 1100,000 civic improvcprugram, made possible by
b»U(; voted in March.
day.
(2 1):iy Sale Tuesday and W ednes
d a y). Colored Silk Prints and
plain silk crepes. A ll new high
shades. Values up to $29.75. Spe
cial 2 days.
in Winter Bark Friday.
A dter
2 D ay Side Tuesday and W ednes
“ Belly Wales” and ( ’o-Ed
Dresses
17} Per
Alpha fraternity
Irene Castle Dresses
N ew styles
Daily Fashion Hint
in,I Mr*. Raymond Bhilips
M.ni < i'lnlips and Mrs. L. U.
W*- atii'iuled the opening o f
i*
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aa aa aa aaa aa aaa aa iiaaa aa M U M U J J J J J J J J
i. 1 . Maurer. &r., Armnnd
West Balm Beach—Building per
Mr
I Mr*. J. C Mau- mits issued during April totaled
utiil I loytl Brown matured $225,lit, exclusive of Dixie Court
)' t" Miami. They will reHotel .
. .
O NLY
Annual Concert To Be
Given 11ere: On Juno l
At the “ Musical Bouquet’’ Inst
Tuesday, Mrs. Munson extended an
invitation to members of the Music
Department to be prison*, at the
annual concert given by her pupils
honoring the senior class on the
evening of June 1 at the high
school auditorium.
The comp!!
mentnry tickets are with Mrs. A.
M. Bhilips.
• These annual concert I are al
ways looked forward to by all mu
sic lovers. The Music Department
of the Woman’s Club appreciates
this courtesy.
Mrs. W. L. Henley.
Vice-chairman.
ard Mr*. Bart L. Hendry
•urr son, of Ft. Myers, spent
f the euc.-ts of friends in
O N E D AY
Sale o f Imported Crepes and Cot
ton Crepes, colored floral voiles
A ll shades. Values up to $1.50
Clearance Sale.
89c yard
Phoenix Silk Hose
s. Special fo r
$1.39 pair v
Colored silk prints and plain fla t
crepe, crepe de chine. A ll shades
$1.85 and $1.95 yd.
89c pair
The
Lire thread silk in li
-S ilk s
A ll colors, heavy silk. Special for
Cash Only— N on e C h arged
Phoenix Silk Hose
o well
Company
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THE SANFORD HE1EALD. MONPAY. MAY 25, 1925.
First Photograph 6f Hindenbufg’ s Inauguration
In Babe’s Shoes
Yesterday’s
Results
n rro 1
1/ilTirrt / I V 1
r r iM T iA
FLO R ID A STATE hZA
None scheduled.
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
(Win Final By Score of 7 anil G Pittsburgh-New York, postponed, Craig Is Knocked From Box,
Yielding Ten H its While
l From Leaders of League;
rain.
I'eicr.son For Hmnkers Holds
ro Ilurlers Are Used By Brooklyn 8 ; St. Louis 3.
Apponents To Four Huns
• 'Sanford and St. Petersburg j Cincinnati l-ii;; Chicago 5-1.
-
______
I Only three scheduled.
By virtue of their victory Snt- (
AMERICAN LEAGUE
over St. Petersburg by u
urday ™
Washington 2 ; Detroit 5 .
score of seven to six, tne celery- •
*».
i
i
Philadelphia
1.
man won
won the
me local
iocai series
sem » with the
»*.« N
. r3;
. f>t. Louis
,
postponed,
league leaden, capturing two out Now ' ork-CIcveland
cold.
o f three games
Boston-Chicago postponed, cold.
on
the
mound
ackson started
the loculi but was taken out
SOUTHERN A SSOCI ATI ON
after the third inning after he had Chattanooga
-t; Birmingham M.
Jsaued four passes and yielded Now Orleans 7; Little Itock 5.
thfee hits, which netted six runs. Nashville 7; Atlanta 0.
J
five hits and no runs for the re
mainder of the game.
Sanford went to the bat in the
third inning with tho score six to
two in favor of the visitors, and
fotlowing a walk and n sacrifice,
thp Celerymcn began to hit Knight
freely and he was yanked nnd Kel
ly substituted. In this inning with
t*fo hits, sided by an error, the
loeais scored three runs and in
the fourth Inning with four hits
thfey scor 'd two more, making the
score 7 and 0 in their favor until
thte end of the game.
The Box .Score.
ST. PETE
AIL It. H. PO. A. E.
!AIlon, an.
.. 1 1) 0 0 1 1
<1 1 0 0 0 0
Slinnatm, If, ..
Kqward, rf.
.. r* 0 II l (i 0
Maaantr, 2 I>. . .. 4 1 3 0 *1 0
IHtnvn, cf.
.. 4 1 0 *1 0 "
5 1 1 n 0 tl
Hi. .
J>$ylc, 3b....... .. 1 1 •» i •l 0
lUaac, t.
•• i*1 0 1 8 1 *1
Jlbi' k. e.
l u II I 0 0
KplKht. p.
.. 1 1 0 0 2 0
# 0
. 2 0 1 0 •aJ
“JUPE’ P L U V IllS
AIDS DODGERS IN
CRITICAL MOMENT
Cardinals Start Rally In Sixth
W it h , flood Prospects of
Catching Opponents, Hut
Knin Stops (lam e in Sixth
BROOKLYN, Mny 25.—The Cnrdinnla had n run scored nnd n man
ri firnt with none out in the sixth
inning yesterday when a heavy
shower ■ on, -1 tin- came to he callrd, tin .ion levelling to the end
o f the fifth inning, giving Brook
lyn on 8 to .1 victory.
Score hy innings:
St. Louis ............. 000 30—3-8-2
Brooklyn
.......... 350 00— 8-0-1
Batteries: Dickcrmnn, Sherdell
nnd O’Farrell; Osborne and Har
. 35 0 8 24 12 3 graves,
TolaG
AB. It. H. PO. A. E.
SANFORD
t ’ irloy, rf...... .. 3 2 I 3 1 (1
DOUBLE HEADER DIVIDED
.. 3 0 0 3 2 1
Friable, "a.
C IN C IN N A TI, Mny 25.—Chicago
U
W alnk, 2b.
,7 and Cincinnati divided u double
.. 4 0 2 3
Aljcll. If.
.. .. 1 1 3 0 0 0 1header here yesterday, the Cults
Bjlluy, Hi...... .. 3 o 0 7 0 0 taking the first game 5 to i and
Stnniak, 3b,
.. 3 1 0 1 0 0 the Itecis the second, C to I.
Kinsey, c f...... .. 4 0 0 0 0 0
Score hy innings:
Murphy, c...... .. 3 1 1 4 0 O Chicago
. . . 10O 300 001— 5-8-3
Jackson, p. .. .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati
000 000 001— 1-7-3
Snowden, p. „ .. 2 0 0 0 1 0
Batteries: Alexander and Hart
nett; Biemillcr, Luque and Doug
Totals
.. 30 7 7 27 0 1 lass.
Score hy innings:
(SECOND GAM E)
S t.,Petersburg .. .. 123 000 000—0
Score hy innings:
Sanford ............. 023 200 00x— 7 Chicago ....... urn ooo imo- \. o-i
Summary: Two liusu hits, Mess- Cincinnati ..
130 1100 U x — 0 12-0
ner, Murphy, Doyle. Three base
Batteries: Kuufmann nnd Hart
hits, Boyle. Stolen hn«e, Me««ner, nett; Sheehan and Douglass.
Hesse, Knight. Left on base, Sanfold 4; St, Petersburg 0. Passed
balls, Murphy. Hits off Jackson
2 in .7 innings; off Snowden. 5 in
0 innings ;off Kelly 3; off Knight
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
4. Base on balls, off Jackson l;
Won Leal Ret.
Knight 3; Snowden 5, Struck out
22 HI
088
by Jackson 2l Snowden 2; Knight St. Petersburg
Hill
15 17
1; Kelly 7. First base on errors. Lakeland
15 111
III
Hnnford 2; St. Petersburg 2, Win Tampa .. ..
112
.. 14 20
ning pitcher, Snowden.
Losing Sanford .. „ .. ..
pitcher Kelly. Time 1:40. Umpire
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
Pith.
W tJt* 4j*HxL t 1*
New York .. ..
.750
.. 24
8
Brooklyn
HI 15
.550
17 111 .515
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
III 10
.500
P itts ljiirn li........
14 10
. 107
Boston
............
13 18
.110
C h icago.............. .. II 20
.112
St, L o u is............
.375
12 20
LAKELAND,
May
25.—The
Smokers won the series here Sat
urday when they scored seven runs
to the Highlanders one.
Craig
gave up len hits, while his teammates hooted the hall at critical
times. Peterson pitched shut out
hall except in the ninth when he
walked a run across. He was giv
en excellent support.
Manager
Charley Allen lending the way
speared what ordinarily goes for a
home run out in deep center field.
It was Surface’s hit. The game
was delayed hy the squabbling <>*
both players and umpires, Estrada
and Ery being called on to leave
the field In the eighth for quarrel
ing.
The Box Score.
AB B. II. PO A. K.
TAM PA
Snead, 2b. . . .. 1 1 1 4 •> 0
Jess me r, lb. . .. 4 0 J 0 I) 0
.. .. 4 1 1 n 4 1
Hunt, HS,
3 1 1 •i n il
Lee, rf.......
.. 3 0 1 •i 0 0
Aden, <’ f .
Estrada, If. . .. 3 o *» >* n 0
Weik, 3b. .. . .. 4 (1 T •> 1 0
.. 4 1 1 8 1) <1
Lopez, c.
Peteraon, p. . .. 3 1 1 H *» 1
Pittman, If. . .. 0 0 1) 1 0 n
Totals...... „ 20
AB
LAKELAND
*»
l l.i ns. If. ..
.. 4
Dean, sa.
Murfnrc, rf. .. .. 1
2
Brazier, cf. .
4
Ery, III....... .
Buckley, 2b. . .. 3
. .. 4
Doyle, 3b,
Bryant, c. .. . .. 4
Craig, p. .. . .. 3
. .. 0
Butler, p.
n
McQue, 2 b,
Welch, t .. . .. 1
J f c
0
0
ii
3
0
0
II 0
0 II
II 1)
1
0
II
II
1)
0
0
II
i
If
11
0
2
1 0
*> 0 ii
il 1 1
il n
*i n u
3 i i)
1 1 i
11 4 ■)
II 4 0
II l II
1 n II
l) 11 II
Wins Lout? T ilt
HE HIANO in Coral Gables’ newest hotel project—a llG-room structure designed hy II. George Fink, which will cost,
besides tho site, §550,000. It will be five stories in height, fire-proof in construction, modem and attractive in
every detail. Tho Hiano will be built at once near the present Hotel Antilia in the Douglas Section, just inside tho
Douglas entrance.
The Hiano will he built by Mr. John Barnes, o f Palm Beach, an experienced and successful manager o f such
laterprisea in various cities. In architecture it will maintain, as tho illustration shows, the high standards which have obtained
11 all o f Coral Gables’ buildings, while itt appointment and service it will contain every facility ror the comfort of guests.
(very hotel in (.oral Gabies ha:; been filled this season. Casa Loma, Antilia, Cla-Rcina, Coral Gaides Inn have each and all don<
heir part to please (he ever-increasing host of visitors. The Miami-Biltmore will lie completed next winter and bring its own select
nterie o f guests which annually swing around the circle o f Bowman Hotels, from the Westchestcr-Biltmore in Rye to Sevilla-Bilt|iore in Havana. Tho Hiano is the newest to be added to the roll o f Coral Cables hostelries.
\MERIC AN
JWtrh
B a lle r j,
I FAC UK
Won Lost IVt.
. 23
8
Philadelphia
.742
.030
21 12
Washington .. .. .
Chicago
20 14 .588
.58!
i ’ ’ eve! nnd
18 13
Louie ............
. 132
lit 21
New York
.387
12 III
l :i 2 1 .351
Detroit .. .
.313
Boston .. ,, ..
111 22
'hose, with several apartment houses in project, will meet the requirements o f more visitors than ever. In the matter of homes,
te number under construction is already greater than in any summer, and the beginning has only been made. It is coiiaerv-ivcly estimated that 500 homes will be erected at Coral Cables this year.
’
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Won Lost Pet.
Atlanta .
23 17
.575
New Orlentm
21 17 .553
niter*' i Nashville .. ..
20 18 .520
we r timely Memphis ..
22 20
J>2
rnn oitly.
Chattanooga
.500
20 20
Mobile
. 1SH
20 21
.187
10 20
Birmingham
I it Me Itock
.551
21 17
Tate: Dll
jyp.
Brotri
:i to j
c6rr1
Jeto *, wn
and waa
R.UOft jer
ti.» wUm *'
• Svui»* l»
PhUadelj I
St. Louis
SOUTH A TLA N l it’ LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet
Macon
20
11 .001
111 12
Charlotte . „
.571
Greenville ,
.
17 13
.507
Spartanburg
13 15
.10
13 10
A ItcviH e...........
.13:
13 17
A n gu illa ............
K no ;' tile
12 J7
.11
!:,J*17
I '■ bitiihln
.41
Tarpon Springs—Plana tormulatin : i i <; cuing loo fool rightofmui nni non i 7 a *">’ vanned ing west Live t):.k—
n .i i
... ,, 0,0
' ' U Three city blocks, east -f high
Battirlca: Walberg and Cochrane ichoo, building, to he converted in-
and Perkins; Bu.di and Severied.
o city park.
1’hus does Coral Gables outpace all of its former achievements—maintain its supremacy— rentier assurance doubly sure for investbrs. Every hotel, apartment house* home erected here add? to the value o f property. The stupendous proportions of the develpment work in past years have made for rapid and constant enhancement, while llie continued assurance o f improvements on an
:ven larger scale m the future is vour guarantee of even greater profits in future.
Get us lake you to Miami nnd Coral Gables with no cost or obligation to you. Our Del.uxe Highway Pullman Coaches leave each
*vek for Coral Gables, making a delightful sight-seeing tour along the Indian River ami Biseayne Bay passing If
through Palm Bench,
V
enisle am! many point* o f interest in Miami. Transportation is free. For full particulars and to mak
tku reservation call ai
•no local Coral Gables o f lice.
A v is it to C oral Gables is p a r t o f every co m p lete F lorida tou r— a n d i t m akes a
d e lig h tfu l outing. C all a t our lo ca l o ffice a n d le t us te ll you how you m a y see C oral
G ables w ith no tran sportation co st to you.
itar pitcher
of till University of Virginia nine.
He broke-into the ball of fame the
other day hy hurling his team to a
17-inning victory over Columbia
University. Holland stayed in the
entire route, one of the longest
college games on record._______
Today’s Games
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Sanford at Tampa,
laikelund at St. Petersburg,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Open date.
NA TIO N A L LEAGUE
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta at Little Ruck.
Mobile at Memphis.
Birmingham at Chattanooga.
lak e Work—Three-atory apart
ment building to bo erected on
£ouiit K'street.
Miami— Work to start at once
On Id-story hotel at northeast Bayshore Drive and northeast Second
I treat.
Fir t Photo o f Count Paul Von Hindenburg (arrow) taking the oath of office an president o f the German republic in the Reichstag at l
May 12. Thin picture was rushed to London hy airplane nnd dispatched to America on the Majestic, arriving in New York in less thin n
7 It) 2H xO i)
It. M PO .A. K.
TIGERS WIN A LL
OF SERIFS FROM
4
. DRTRQi’l Mi
Hind fn .o llig trinaw He
he ii V, i :i*i. a, 5 to 2, the
ter> i. ■ i .’ tho first lim ■
..!
Totals .. .. .. 31 1 4 27 13 1
r. Butted for Grnig in 8 th.
x Runner hit hy hatted ball.
Score hy innings:
Tampa
..
220 i
120—7
Lakeland ..
000 000 001 — 1
Summary: Two hnfio hit, Wcik.
Thro* base Jilt, Peterson. Stolen
liases, Slicnd ( 2 ), Estrada, Dean.
Sacrifices, Snead, Jessmer, P ,t*,i*n.n. Left on liases, Tampa I Lake
land Id. Base on nans, otf i ,aig
3, Butler I, Peterson 11. Struck out
hy peterson 8 ; Craig 0 ; Butler 3.
Hits off Craig 10 in 8 innings. Um
pires, Boss nnd Ware. Time, 2:15.
How They Stand
IS'lno Thousand F t*” 7.iod Fniut
Hoe Delroil Take Final
From
Senatnr«; Browns
. Ln e to \tliletr*; .’1 to I
' v '
litre s Ben PuKciiui, the iiurd-hittirig outfielder of the Yankees, who
has broken into the apotlight
through the illness of Hnbo liuth.
While not quite the fence-buster
the Bamli is, Paschal lias, neverthe
less, been filling the substitute
role acceptably, lie looks like a
comer.
coral’ gables
ON 10 H A L F M ILK
Lake Frontage
With twenty-five acres good celery land.
Easy terms at a low price
E. F. L A N E
REALTO R
Rooms 501-502. Phone 95
First National Hank Building.
Mule* Force:— MU* (tuba Williams, Miss 1Iclm I lunge.
dT&CiamiT<&iera2>
4 0 M ile s of Water Fron ts
George E Mcrridt/
xec 11tlve 1i!1iviw : m
?! ion nu'ldinjr..Coral Gables. FU.
b. W . B H A D I m j k i ), ivuiane Tneatre.
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have windows, rugs or houses
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South Florida Published mornings.
East San ford. P. J. Johnson.
USED FURNITURE CO.— Mir- Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla.
rortt resilvered. fair prices paid
W ANTED: Position as stenograph
for second-hand furniture. Call OHIO—Xenia. Make your sides
er. Can furnish references.
Phone (147.
_ through the Xcniu Gazette, “ Stenographer” c.o. Herald._____
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ings on all kinds of property.
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led ads have th« largest clrcu* price, write description of prop*
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hlr familiar with rates, rules
(laMtflratlon. will give you
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i. It nerc effective.
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Printing that pleases. ■ Prompt
I as their phono number If
serivre. Telephone 93, New lo
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a
door to Used Furniture Co.
theme, and the others can't
manlcate with you unless
( know your address.
||dlsenntlnonnee Mt'ST t»*
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Trlrphnne ilbrM lIaspecialist. Subdivision
iprra are ntil solid,
Innilo, Florida, and
Hervlce
utteous. Prompt. Efficient.
Heights, Florida on Die
way.
TIN AND METAL WORK
THIS
Jl’SlNESS DIRECTORY
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
of Tin ami Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 111 .
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line.
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ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertise in the DeLand
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
with order.
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ple are interested in Florida prop
erty. Reach them through the
Sentinel. Kate card on applica
tion.
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sults. Advertise those old articles
you have stored away and have
no use for. A Idle thirty-cent nd
may bring you several dollars.
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morning Sentinal; largest classi
MIRACLE Concrete to., general fied business, rate le a word, min
cement work, sidewalks, build imum 21c ca h with order.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K.
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Terwilleger, Prop.
aceepteil •want nd medium in
Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word
HJLL LUMBER CO. Hous
an insertion. .Minimum 25c.
Service. Quality and Price
Building: M aterial
For Space In This
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Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
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Phone 5(15
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Miss R ogers Gained
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E AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
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ft' urs to Gillon A Platt
“‘“gnolia.
Everything clcc; Ehone 422. Electragith
Painting— Decorating
PHONE ao:J
Have you rooma to rent or some
second hand furniture to sell?
Use The Herald's classified page
and get results.
Dirts stations. Mag**}’* 'Second. First nnd Elm,
1 f>l Avenue and 10 th Street,
g*rt service.
_ F L O I«8T
FOR SALK— Barbed wire, nbout
5.001) feet, god condition. Also
several hundred fence posts very
cheap. Win. Young, Seminole Ho
tel.
FOR RENT—Ground
Bldg.. 205 Oak Avc.
stairs. C. T. Smith.
Floor Elks FOR RENT— Rooms with or with
Inquire up
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
Lincoln House.
FOR R EN T—An apartment, 311
Park Avenue.
You nro wasting time and mo
ney if this page hasn't vour clas
FOR RENT—One three room a sified advertisement. Phono it in
partmcnt with private bath and today. No. 148.
one two room apartment. Inquire
nt Herald Office.
FOR RENT— Furnished Bed Room
—311 Park Avenue.
ROOMS FOR RENT— two rooms
furnished for light house keep
FOR RENT— Unfurnished 5 room
ing, 719 Onk Ave.
apartment with bath, garage,
APAR TM E N T FOR RENT: first tights, water, gas, etc. Apply to
floor. Every convenience. No 914 Myrtle Ave., Phono G5G-L— 2.
children. Also cool sleeping rooms.
209 East Fifth St.
FOR RENT—9 room house, partly
furnished. Apply 315, Magnolia
Ave,
FOR SALE: Thlrty .88 Note Player
Piano records. AH high class
music. A-t condition. All
for For Rent — 2 nice furnished house
SI5,01). Box No. 7.
keeping rooms, first floor.
311
or 312 E. 5th St.
FOR SALE, 118 acres, extra good
celery land, within one mile of
Oviedo $5.000.00. Cash. Address
H. Y. Hull. 1007 So. Bleed, Lake LOST: In some of the stores, blue
land. Fla.
silk umbrella with white ivory
ring in handle. Reward if re
WANTED— We have room in our
turned to Herald office.
organization for one high class
real estate salesman.
No fourFOR RENT—2 Nice furnished
flusher nor high pressure man
nouse-keeping rooms — 820.00
Miscellaneous
wanted. If you are capable of
per month. 312-311 E. 5th Street.
selling real estate on the merits
of the property, call at our office I BUY—pay cash for second hand
for an interview. l)ean-Berg Cor pianos. Address P. O. Box 352.
poration. 202 First Street, Ask
FOR RENT: Two new apartments,
for Mr. Sossnmon. ______________
five minutes walk from business
FOR TRADE—Will take equity in
well equipped ten acre celery center, fa ll at Sanford Paint and
farm for property in Sanford. Geo. Wall Paper Co,, Phone 303,
Cook, 2Hi Park Ave.
FOR RENT:: Rooms and kitchen
ettes. Shirley apartments, op
WANTED: Position as clerical posite Post Office.
clerk. Bes* rrf—ences furnish
ed. *‘ R" c.o. Herald,
j « t f ftti FOR RENT: Desirable two room
furnished apartments, 200 E.
Frostproof— Work to start at Third St., apply New Era Printery.
once on $50,000 street paving pro
gram.
By Williams iFOR
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Johns County is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cents) per word.
Sample copy on request.
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nKVLI.KF'HI.'s A T T K N T I O N — Pen*
M c e la in b esln n lag mo « r e .u - s i d»velopmcnt In flb«rbla’» h lstrry ; a
half n, 111L>n d o lla r highway to th*
v q i f beach Juat
fn ls h e d : a two
inlflLiti nail nr t>,*ltiKn across KscamIda flay started; uunrler
million
dollar iqiara house under construc
tion; two millions belli*: Spent Oti
h ig h w a y ; arcatest chance for live
davslopcrs to Ket
In 0 .1
around
floor.
W rite Development Drpart111,Tit The Pensacola News.
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HbW O t &
Paint That
Moury.
Huluc Tuu
Manufacture,! by
■ her*.>11-1 Imlslry Pain t CoSolti by
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Laurel nnd Commercial
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Sanford Avc., niul 9th .St
101 ft. x 117 ft.
114 ft. x 117 ft.
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Phone 27fI
B lISIN K S S
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$10,830
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Arrt-ilonUrt, - 1 nl
I Icfrndllots
C IT A T IO N
To Joseph M. Arrnlomla, his w i f e
-Arrsdnndn. whose Christian
it.tiuo li unknown; Joseph Flhcgnn,
lit- wife, l l r l w m i Klnotiiin; Baiintcl
chapman, ids »if>——
C hap
man. whose Christian name Is un
known , J. \V. Tucker. Ills wife. K m llv Augusta Tucker;
J
W offord
Tucker, his wife.
him Hr August tv
Tucker; Joseph W o ffo r d Tucker, hla
wife,
Kmtlr
Augusiti
Tucker:
a a m u I c’ h a p ni a it T ru stee:
J.
M
uv T u c k e r .
AMOCMV .
III.
r act foe Mamurl Mi.'inmuri. Trtislcu;
J, Howard Tucker. Trustee: A u g u s
ta Is.ibelbi NeaVr: Mrs. A. I. N » « v * .
her husband lieiirgc Howard N eava.
Augusta I. Ne.ivc. her hushand. ()••■>.
II .Seine, and each and every o f
said parlies, H living, nod If either,
any <>r all of said purlieu be dead,
to all part ItV elalmlntu Interests
tinder the fo llo w in g ilcceused
de
fend.Kits. lo -w lt. Joseph M. A r r . donda, tils w i f e - ------— Arredondo.
whose Christian name Is unknown;
Joseph I’ lnrgnn his wife, Itetiecca
M o rg a n ; Hrtmusl Chapman, his w ife .
-t'hnpman. wfiose Christian
name Is unknown: J. \V. Tucker, hla
wife. I holly Augusta T o o k a r;
J.
W o ffo rd Tucker, bis w ife,
E m ily
A ox nit a Tucker; Joseph W o f f o r d
Tucker. h|s wife, Kmify
A ugusta
Tucker; Hnmuet •'hnpmnn. T r u s io e p
J W. Tucker. A ttorn ey In Fact f o r .
Hainuel Chapman, T ru sts*; J, H o w - 1,
iird Tucker, Tru stee; Augusta I s
abella Neuvei Mr». A. I, Ncave, her
husband tleorge
Howard
Ncave;
Augusta I. Ncave, her hushuml, tleo.
II Neuve: Moses R. L e v y ; Wm. T r a
vers; and John Kontus; or o t h e r
wise. In and to the lands hsrvlnuft- r descMtied situate. Ivlng and b e
ing in the t’ity tif Sanford, County
of Seminole, nnd S tale o f Florida,
more particularly described aa f o l
lows:
Lot I less the south >1.3 feet, and
l.i,l f. less the north t*.T feet, all In
Block It of Chapman and T u e k e r ’a
Addition to Sanford. Florida, as per
pint thereof duly o f reeord; anil to
any and all nttler persons whoso
names are unknown, claim in g any
right, title or Interest to the p ro
perty hereinabove described, or any
p.itt or parcel thereof.
It |a hereby ordered that you amt
each o f you lie and appear b e fo r e
our said Circuit Court ut the Court
House at Sanford. Florida, on thu
3rd day of August A. I* 1335. and
then nnd there make answer to the
hill of complaint exhibited again st
you In this cause.
It Is further ordered that this o r
der lie published In the
Hanford
Herald, a newspaper published In
Hanford. Send nolo County. Florida,
once each wsek f o r eight consec
utive weeks,
W1TNKSH mv hand and the seal
of the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Indicia! Circuit o f the Stale o f F l o
rida. In and fur Seminole County,
on this the U rd day o f May, A. I*.
1) 11.
(B R A D
V K. Dol'd LAOS,
Clerk of ihe Circuit Court o f Ilia
Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Florida.
In and for H« ml hole County.
tHCottes h Spencer. Solicitors
anil of Counsel fur the Cumpiutnani.
Mac JJ, June I -1-15-2 J-J J-July * -
T ry Smith’s B arber
H E R L S C JU ST P U T I T T H E R E . W IT H L
T H E p.Et>T O F M Y LU c;O A CtE
TH ECAT
| *b E rS T H T
1-2 CTaah, balance to suit
purchaser.
SUlTIII.AM t PAINT
the
By GEORGE M cM A N U S
["-L L -
Just off first Street. Largo
limtae
Price
Includes
t.nids. machines, etc. Three
miles out.
Sanford, ------------ Florida
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au
gusta. Ga.— Augusta's greatest
classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per line, minimum
U liT THE FLORIST’’
u \1Ti /ur *11 occasions.
Myrtle. Phony •2.1(1-W
Cash, balance
Easy,
First National Hank Bldg,
S
BUSINESS
BLO C K
It.omi
A R C H ITE C T
A N
TO REACH BUYERS nr solids of
Florida real rata to advertise in
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sand ays.__________________________
ADVERTISE, in tte Journal-Her
ald, South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c per line. Waycross Journal*
Herald, Wnycroax. Georgia.
On Ftm Avenue, desirable
b>enthm A house that will
have a good Income.
Elton J. Moughton
— B u t / ir r c K
o e tv iN S
in t o
TM 6 .IK
A N TB C eU R N TS
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l RC- a l l y IV M M T S U C H
O N C *.
ADVERTISING gets renultu if it
reaches potential buyers, l’nlatka Daily News is circulated in
an industrial nnd agricultural sec
tion.
J2e'J Cash, balance 12*)
monthly.
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment
301 West 5th.
B Y CONDO
IVRSV 'M l t n i N I \—frisirksbtirg. The
Clarksburg
Rxponnni.
rnomlni
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Bench
Post, bnmpie copy sent on re
quest.
1
FOR KENT: Rooms and hoard
817 West First Street.
Hose llullding
Orlnmln, t lerlile
I coat per worn, minimum lie.
. u .u
FOR RENT
Bungalow on Park
Avenue, Miss Powell, Number
5 Welakn Apartments.
Member L
Inclti'llnx Sunday, m■.r ulnw isaun
ust o f f Park Ave.,
Iiullt
all
around
m r O ' F i t i i h . Ilimlnns, In grn w J
I
lo g Nalls, H ea vy CnllB o u s e s or tired aching
Thin! St
OUT OUR W AY
TAM PA , FLO RID A-T a m m Dally
Times, the great
homo dally,
rate 1 bic per word, minimum
Skinny Men anti Women Gain .1 charge 2oc cash with order. Write
Pounds in 30 Days or Money Back. for complete rat** card
Mv dear Friends:
After mv attack of Flu I wan
ART ELECTRIC SERVICE
Expert Electrical repairs. thin, rundown and weak. 1 had n
callow complexion, my cheeks were
W. Central Ave. Orlando, sunk In nmi I was continually trou
bled with gas on my stomach. I
felt stuffy anil had last my upto m o b ile s FOR RENT
piiile. I bud lead itiioul McCoy's
T-A.REKL
Car. Drive it < ml 4,ivcr Oil Compound Tablets
|a»?if. Oak nmi Second S L and decided to give them a trial.
At once, I began to pick up an
iw 3.
appetite, my cheeks filled out and
mv complexion became healthy
looking and 1 gained 15 pounds in
TO SERVICE
Day six w-eks nail am very thankful
Meets all trains. Bae- for what McCoy’s C m Liver Oil
I’ hoiic 551 and 53-W Compound Tablets did for me.
Mbs Alberta Rogers, 2<U W,
Certu Garda 8t„ Decatur, III.
To lake on weight, grow strong
lil.L CAFE
and vigorous, to fill out the hol
t in Service nnd Qual lows in cheeks and neck, try MrStreet and Park Ave i ’o v ' s <’<ui Liver Oil Compound
Tablets for 30 days, (Ml Tablets—
till cents at Bower’s Pharmacy amt
the Union Pharmacy and live
druggist.) everywhere.
If they
» DRUG STORE — Pre- don't give you wonderful help in
'otiun.s. Drugs, Sodns.
Wo 30 days, get your money back,—
or you ua your phone. you lie the judge. But be sure nnd
ask for McCoy's, the originnl and
"onulno.
— Adv.
ELECTRICAL
Real Estate
Rooms F o r R en t
W ANTED — Two
unfurnished
rooms, with garage. I’ . O. Box r OR SALE—Space on the page
for classified advertisements.
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
Olds 8 Touring.
H i Ton Truck
WANTED— Cash register. P. D or sell that second-hand goods?
Parker. Phono 473-W.
Lexington Lark.
—Chevrolet Coupe,
RAGS W ANTED — U rge, clonn,
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM or
liuick Six Touring.
linen or cotton rags for clean
small
npurtment
with
private
Wlllys Knight Sport Touring
ing purposes. Bring them now
hath. Close to business center to the Herald Composing Room.
L W. PHILIPS SONS
—A ll summer.__I\ B._Cnro Herald.
Dodge Sales ami Service
WANTED— Good house, dose in, FOR SALE; Furniture of nine
reasonable rent, June 1st. Phone room house. Apply 315 Magnolia
Advertistnjj:
G22W. Write L. M. N. c.o. Her* Avc.
All makes of typewriters f<
sale on easy terms, for rent, nl<
0 « i « supplies. Room
Ball Bldg. _ ___
___lie n line
I f ■ line
til Face Type double above
*rVtucfit rules are for con
fu te Insertl >na.
words >>f average length
.. reunited a line.
first
imam
'Advertising Is restricted to
,oMr classification.
»n rrmr I* made The San-
Automobiles
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t F Q R Q O T V H A T T ltrie
IT l^> •» M O t i T Q E OU(
CATCH M Y T R M ts
W H A T ’^y
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Alp/ 1 —, r—
Shop fo r good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
N e x t to Valdez.
JOHN E. FO X
R ea l E state— Insurance
All kind* of property listed for eol*
Park Avenue and Second Street
MB-VT M AUKKT
410 Sanford Avc. Sanford, Fla.
lljlltltUf*
H. A . S P E IR
Contractor and, Builder
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T B S W HA TH BR
In Florida7® Heart,
FLORIDA:
jLe World's Greatest Vegetable
Section, Ita Richest Garden Land
jUMN XV.
UnaetHed Tuesday
nnd Wednesday; probably local
showers and thunderstorms; mod*
i ra te southwest winds, fresh over
South portion.
a s s o c ia t e d
p r e s s d is p a t c h e s
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 2fi, 1925
NUMBER 25S
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Hnro’., a Forbidden Picture
HarryHiawAppears
Again On Broadway
v NI'AV \ ORK. May 2d—Now
Tiork rnneru today sny Harry
., Thaw
ha:. appeared on
Broadway again lavishing tins
m th'j cabarets.
Somewhere,
•*a. s the New \ oik American,
he had found champagne nnJ
n::d shared several bottles of it
with n man companion nnd n
n iftty littlo dancer. A $500 tip
went to the orchestra nnd ten
twenties, fifties and even hun
dreds went to the waiters, it is
set. forth.
Call For Veniremen Down In
Second Panel of 100 Men;
Detective Leaves To Ain
In Search For Lost Witness
e form of a direct cunimmuruw to Brussels government. While
lurance was given that the note
Belgium, delivered late last
with hy Ambassador Phillips,
itieno suggestion of harsh treater.t i f the Belgian debt, it bore,
iwrtholess, the direct statement
it this government believed
adirg steps should be taken and
finite committments made.
Whether the th ree secretaries
rk »ny action a t their conference
&!)£ to the sending of similar
aaunications ti» others of the
busr peers remained undisclosed
Bight, but there were intimations
Itlnyh thought was in the minds
| tia* charged with obtaining
Iphamti of the vast loans made
■ lb United S tates during and
BglJlr war. One official sugp be gent out simultaneous hut
moments would he awaitfir their presentation to the difx.-it governments.
Time to Pay Has Come
such a course would he in line
th the policy adhered to in the
tiz| move to speed up funding
those tuitions which have made
start tow ard a settlement since
‘Jg'- of tip. debt funding a t
re years ago, various channels
■
’ri.- I" . utilized for trur.smis3 of the information timt, in
i government's opinion, the time
funding had arrived.
Lth the knowledge that the note
I been eat to Belgium, there
u- renewed reports that Belgium
my th> responsibility for pay,
nit of at least a part of her debt,
though it has mad" no reply to
r state department's cumniunicai-i. officials here do not expect
<• Belgian government to seek
uv the non-payment on (Jeriny * pmi as reason far failure
rtmii la the United Htutes.
I'-'llls, May 2*5.—M. Caillaux.
Br.tstvr of finance Monday pre"tei| iii. long discussed remedy
mi.ro taxes and better collections
Mho , iianiher of deputies as the
r*1 *,t*’p in the treatment of
financial ills. This hill
h>PW'
t„ ra j„0 1 (500,000,000,
additional to t nut already
fovnled for during the remainder
’he* year, and $0,500,000,000
**t
j,, balance the huget
. ad definitely,
” • _ t aillaux
asserted
that
nuui' i grave financial situation
*-* duo tu tho failure to balance
* budget heretofore, despite the
‘i that the budgets often were
to have been balanced, and
VJ bv< an n' of the enormous debt,
‘ of which was short term, with1 *uy serious efforts being made
reduce the country's obligations.
, Pr Per budget, he -aid in inj ^ 0ig his bill. “ I# n necessary
Miminaty to financial rehabilitan' "hi, Ii will make possible and
crivsfy nur return to gold mon■irongcr i nntol nnd taking a part
t-j-' pr ifits of oil and inraran -.*
upam, were proposed, along
, big-her postal and telegraph
"*• inerensed prices of tobacco
• higher tax on salaries above
francs yearly.
He laid
11 on the need of improving
toilection of |>resent> tuxes and
**pectf,| to get much money in
a way. His insurance plan calls
the companies to reinsure half
heir Lusiness with the govern-
-MARKETS
GO, May 2t5.— Wheat,
•*; July 101 to U>2; Corn,
\ to 110 Vt; Oats, July
•"■uv. ,\Y BILL PASSES
•y LUIASSKK. May 20.—The
...
passed the general
"ill without sending it to
n$fOS8ers by u io*o vl 7 to 5.
non Is Passed t.n Monday
I Day3 Have Elapsed
SinccAmundsen and
Ellsworth Took Off
On Flight To Pole
Additional Paving It
Authorized at Meet
llicls For Cement Pilings At’e
Rejected; Yacht Club Site
1ahen t inier Advisement
South Florida Members Lose
Fight To Amend Measure;
Two Hours of Hitter Debat
ing Precede the Final Vote
At its meeting Monday nftern(Jen, the city t'onimission placed
uu absolute ban on all slot nuiWill Be 8 Days Before
chinos which carry nnv feature of
chance anil the city tax collector
M essage Received,
was instructed to cancel nil licen
T \ 1.1 UIASSKK, May 2d.—Th-*
ses issued to the Southeastern
senate renpp.irtinnmcnt hill pass,
Says Dane Explorer
Salci Company for operation of
ill the house by it vote of 57 to 2"i,
its machines here nnd to make n
M. unlay afternoon just
before
OSLO, Norway, May 2G.—
refund of tho money collected.
When William l>. Shepherd went on trial at Chicago, charged with having caused me ik atn of William adjournment. Tho hill came up for
A
dispatch from Spitzhergeh
Decision of tIn* commission was McClintock, "millionaire orphan," camera's were barred from tho courtroom. Hut Juu Fujia, NBA cam- discussion at :t:;tll, and South Flot
the explorer,
taken after Chief of Police Roy ernmun, was able to snap the above view of the courtroom. Shepherd, shown by the arrow, is sitting at illa members led hy Representative t inlay says
( 1. Williams had appeared before the counsel table with his attorneys.
{Taylor, of Highlands again fought Amundsen has not returned
. ,
the body* and told its
iinsurees,fully for two hours to from his north pole jaunt.
mem hern
that money was Ik-ing played in
amend the measure.
More than four days now
the machines instead of trade
The Sotiili Florida members
checks.
have
elapsed since the two air
really
lost
their
fight,
by
a
single
Movies Aid Boy In
vote, several niimiten before the planes left King’s Cay for
The commission received bids on 1
Suit For Damages
hill was actually passed. The pas their pole flight and nothing
the making of 1,000 cement pit. j
sage of the measure became a vir
ings for the bulkhead work. Hut
tual certainty when a motion of
ton and Kiev, trading ns the S a n - j
Itep. Davis, of I,■•on, that the riil "3
ford Construction company hid
Mat Organize Rescue
ho waived ami the Idll he put on
$10,500 and R. J. (iallespie hid $Bl,LOS ANGELES. May 20— Haak
final reading, received the exaet on II. Hammer, leader of the ex
!i.X0. rim first hid carried n time
two-thirds vote required, the vote pedition to Amundsen's relief In
limit of 75 working days, but there
\V.«s
Descended
Front
Men
Price
Paid
lo
r
11
9
-A
cre
street car. is $25,000 richer to- ■
»u this motion standing 52 to 2(1. 1922 who la
was no limit to the (iallespie hid.
nt
p r e s e n t
Who ( ’ante to America day through the medium of mo
T r a c t I h R e p o r t e d t o Hi*
Rep. Taylor, as soon as the Idll residing in Holly wood and ia or
Roth offers were rejected, one for
On Mayflower; Funeral tion pictures The youth's a t
being above tho engineer's eiti$175,01)0; I’d It e g i n Devel win call d for consideration, of- ganizing u second expedition to
mnto and other for rtuison that
To lie Held Wednesday torney. in arguing the case be
opment Wort* in Few D a y s feted an nnieiulment. It would "'■rue the Norwegian explorer If
fore the Louisiana Supreme
there was no guarantee of com
have nuule various changes in the he is not heard front by tonight
Court, introduced moving pic
pletion with the time desired.
senate
hill, tin* one most objected confirmed the statement of Hans
Purchnse of ID.* acres on the
tures taken nt tin- scene of the
to by its opponents being that ii Nansen of Han Diego that the la t
The city manager was instructed
west
side
Ivii
between
First
nnd
incident to show th at Cantw 111.1 “ legislate Senator Hale out ter was arranging to finance such
either to build the pilings with the
rill was brushed from the car Dike Monroe, by F. W. Cox of of office," by virtue of tbo change an expedition.
city forces or to let the contract
on which lie was u passenger of Miami.but formerly of Chnrlct- made in tin- district. Senator.
at the engineer’s estiniutc of $15,
Hummer. Sntu.'dny, telegraphed
by sewer pi|>es along the cat- lon ,S. (’., Iia< I i-iii nmiouneed hy Hale ami R.lge introduced the Admiral \V. II. Moffet, chief of the
000.00.
|
tracks. The award is jointly 1). A. Caldwell i f this city, who measure in the senate.
naval bureau of aeronautics a t
The commission ordered tho pav- i
piiiiie against tin- New Orleans negotiated tile Iran action. Tho
Mr. Taylor made a strong ap Washington asking for the scrnurehase
tirlee
was
approximately
ing of the following streets: ( ’>•-,
Public S.’Tvh'e, In*-., rn*d tt*i*
peal f* r |tt.—
>>,i it, t!il., t.oo'u.i
'in
of i.ieut. Ralph Havtson, U.
press, Fourteenth to Valencia;!
< itv utnl was uhtaiued in the 51,.*,Hill), it is s tal'd , th e proper meat, which, he indicated, Would S. N., ns navigator for the air
Fourteenth, Hanford Avenue, East,
ly
was
acqtiircil
from
l)r.
W.
G.
lower court. It war upheld afhe the la l offered hy the South plane relief party. Davison la
1.000 feet; Fourteenth, Magnolia 1
it-r the court viewed the novel Aldridge, who Inis owned the tract Florida members, lie quoted fig now on duty in Hawaiian waters.
for
a
number
of
years.
to Oak: High Street. Dark to!
exhibition.
ures d <signed to show that, under
Hammer said there is n tdnn also
French; Oak strict. Thirteenth to
Plans for the immediate di ,el- In . unicmlmcnt, the South Florida
High; Dlumosa Drive, Sanford
opmenl of the properly were ou t di tricts would hove n population ip Switzerland for u dnsh by a ir
to the relief of Amundsen and that
lined hy Mr. Caldwell, who s t a t 'd of
per cent greater than those
that Mr. Cox has returned to Mi of North Florida; the average pop he ran obtain It fully equipped on
ami to make arruiigeiiients for illation in t In- omthern di tii.U.i, two weeks notice.
moving his own dredge mid other he said, would he 17,000 greater
than the average of those in the
work on tho property. Mr. Cox, northern portion of tho stnte.
j wh • is said to ha hqaviiv interested
hive conceded your claim," I
..
• i
i . . i . , In Miami lintels, u declared to he Mr.“ Wu
Tnjlor raid. "We arc giving
l n m n icrn n l
Doily
O L u t . i m ..mhutiu.'tle about Hanford nnd Ids
tii!
Dili ( Olivetti* M o n d a y In iiuim y r J i-;» ■ iV,elo<vmo»t mirth Florida 22 scuatorr.,
'•li.Thf.i-tv*., V.'i 1, 0- .'nly*T,,W9' j I
S a r a s o t a F o r T I utc D a i s h i e . '
-iiilnra, f..r nil they say.
Wei
— ...
J The tract will be subdivided in- have conceded yunr elniio, hut «-.»•!
A large attendance is expected i ta attractive it identi.d lots, uc- elnim the right to apportion south
nt the minimi convention of Florida [cording to Mr. Caldwell, who Florida as we please. And I don't
eoninter-iul secretaries which will slated that Mr. Cox plans to lose believe you will jam this abortive .
lie held at Sarasota for three days no time In his development work thing down our throats."
beginning next Monday, a n o rding, ia outer that the property may lie
Representative Davis replied to
to R. W. Peurninn Jr., secretary pluced mi stile earl-, in ilie fall, Mr, Taylor hy reading an editorial
of th" Hanford Chamber of Coni The land i.i to h cleared at mice from the Tampa Tribune, giving
nieii e, win* is pn i.ieut of the while the ilrcdg • is working filling it-i approval to the senate Idll. The)
state assoeiation. Mr. Pearnian in portions of tin- properly facing speaker stated that it seenu - 1
was secretary of the n,-socialion the laze, shore
Smiiii Florida representatives vvelo!
la ' year and then was i In ted fir it' Nut
docs Me. • ox loniein- heat on amending the loll, legaulvice pri'- iih'iil.^ IF- I n mil' pre i pj i > t.. iking bn u eullv impiii l e s s of how they did it.
dent when A, V. Sni'll, of the I
(t
.i . • i v into mu o i the mo ■i
" I b i s loll as it n t a i i d d e c l a r e . I
f o v i l n chamber of mnimerce re attractive and deih tide reshhlti Itep. Dell, o f DeSutii, iipeaaillg III
signul to go lo Piltsburgli.
ial seitioci of the city, hilt he al- favor of iln- nmeiidiuent, "is a I -g 1
According to Mr. Pearnian the so plan ■ furlhei linc.itinnita h e re ,I isiative looii-triisily. I ask you, are
program will iiu-liiilt* talks and d r - it is iln hired. La t w* ck lie pur- you going to ignore the voice of'
eUssion . mi I lie work of the sccle- illli-ed a lot at Second Slrei 1 .m l the people, tile voice of the ro ll-I
tnrie and tin ili'.i'lopment of a Flm Auiiuo for $.'l,oiJ0 uomt which, i.titution, tin- voice of your o a th s?"
lily. Till' Ipiakei-S will la* cei ll«'W dl I'li'cl ail apartm ent house,
IKer mu- half of th - population,
turii'i of ilie Iciiiliiig cham beri of tile v.urk to he started within uj tluce-fmii t It i of the wealth and
I'oiniui'ii ,.f tin* slate, n f•'i ials of simrl time, Mr. I aldwell staled,
tliiei f.inrlh of llo- assessed vnluthe a oi i.ilion and leadric in luiai.Mr. Ci.v, it i. .aid. will re tu iu i utiioi of llie state have tie.-n repreness nnd profc<shun.I life.
'I he t<, Hanford ahortly to take up Id 1 1i oited by the minority vote cast
local • liamlu'r of i-mumi'ive is pic- resuienee here in order that lie for the aineuihiieiit to this lull. The 1
paling an extensive urii's of en- may pirmnally :upi'ivi.,e ilie i|e- people spoke at Ihe polls, and over I
lerlaiiiiiii'Ut l•11 lIn* visitors.
velopiueiil war koii the auhiliv ision. j half of them have spoken on tlii.i
floor, ihroogh their represent:! I
CHICAGO , . - . _ .
Selection
of n jury to try William Darling
Shepherd for the alleged murder
of his millionaire foster-son, Will
iam Nelson Mi Clintock, hy admin
istering subtle poisons and typhoid
„erms, developed into a sharp bat
tle of wits yesterday between Rob
ert K. Crowe, the state’s attorney,
and William Scott Stewart, chief
of defense counsel, hut was a los
ing battle so far as filling the jurybox was concerned.
The twelve men locked up lust
night included four jurors sworn
in last Friday one venireman tentativcly puSneil by liolii sides two
questioned by the prosecution nnd
five who had not been examined by
cither side.
The call fur veniremen was well
down into the second special panel
of 100 Monday night, a total of
75 having been excused from jury
servlet* because of
prejudices
against certain legal requirements
or fixed opinions, 25 by agreement
of prosecution and defense, eight
hy peremptory challenges hy the
state and two by defense peremp
tory challenges.
Late Monday a panel of four was
tendered the defense and in the
legal jockeying the state was
forced to use two more of its 20
peremptory challenges nnd the de
fense one of its score. The net
was u loss of two temporarily se
lected jurors chosen Saturday.
A detective front the stntu's .ittorney’s office left tonight for Phil
adelphia to assist the police thei"
in searching for Robert White, dutcrihed hy both prosecution mid d i
ffuse as a much desired wltncs.-.
Joseph D. Savage, assistant st'O 'V
attorney, today received a special
letter mailed in Philadelphia S a t
urday mid purporting to have been
written by White.
Withdraws Accusation.
Attorney S tew art stated when
White's
disappearance
became'
known that White had voluntarily
signed mi affidavit withdrawing
his accusations that Shepherd was
seen at the National University of
Science where White formerly was
known in a bodyguard for Charles)
(’. Fa ilium, the proprietor.
It was Faimaii’s testimony th a t|
he had provided typhoid germs and
taught Shepherd how to kill young
MeClin’oek with them wiiich re
sulted in Shepherds indictment.
Fniman was indicted also hut was
granti'il a separate trial and the'
state's attorneys questioning of
veniremen yesterday indicated FniWASHINGTON’, May 2tk—Silas
nian might escape trial, through a
grant of immunity for Iti.i testi II. Strawn, Chicago lawyer at the
mony against Shepherd.
request of President t'oolidge, has
('ontempt of court proceedings 1 accepted appointment to go with
against James ('allnti, Chicago Minister John Van A. MncMtirruy
ward politician, charged with rep
resenting hint.-elf at employed by to China as American commission,
Shepherd's defense and "approach er, to attend the special confer
ing' a venireman wns continued to ence on ( hinese customs provided
for in the nine-power treaty.
day until Wednesday.
Mr. MacMurruy. who surrenders
S tate’s Attorney ('owe last night) tin* post of assistant secretary of
said he expected to investigate all state to become American minister
the cases handled in the last six lo China, also has been commission
ninnthsc by Stewart and W. W. ed to act for the Washington gov
O’Brien, Shepherd’s attorneys.
ernment in connection with th?
cuatunu conference.
The nine-power convention has
been ratified by nil the signatory
nations except France, which is e x
pected to take similar action in
time for the customs conference to
he held this fall. Under provision .
of the treaty, the conference will
U> culled by the Chines , govern
ings were resurneu berore tn** in ment within three months a fte r
formal ratifications have been e x
terstate Commerce Commission.
changed. It will be attended by
F urther unseasonable weather commissioners representing the
was forecast by the weather bur- nine signatory powers and ia in
ecu for a large section of the coun tended to work out details of l he
try.
increased customs revenues which
President
Coolidgc
returned
from his week-end yachting trip, the treaty provide* for the Chines-;
apparently thoroughly recovered central government.
Mr. Strawn is one of the a tto r
from hi* recent indisposition.
neys
first selected by President
Tho supreme court ruled that a
fair average value of a corpora Coolidgc to represent the govern
ment as special counsel in the lit
tion's assets must be used in ns- igation growing out of the senate
ftcssinir federal capital stock as*
investigation of naval oil leases.
sessmcnlx.
„
,
Silas H. Strawn. of ( hicago ac His name wns withdrawn when op
developed in the investi
cented appoint. ?nt as cominis- position
ilimcr to the special conference on gation committee, because of his
Chinese customs provided for m directorship in a bank having oil
interest connections.
the nine-power treaty.
The supreme court held that As
Dado City—Bank of Pasco coun
iatics are not entitled to naturalirction even though they served in ty to enlarge home; resources in
the uruiv. navy, or coast guards creased 2 a per cent since first of
yeur.
during the World War,
REARMAN WILL
ATTEND M E E T
S E CRE TARI ES
R.A.Winstosi
To Rotary Club On
Duties Of. CitiztMis
Strawn To Serve As
ComniissionerFrom
U.S.At China Meet
Washington News
Hammer Planning
Relief Expedition
Members present today
were:
U vea."
- ,
.
,
.Japanese v oicano Is
('rale 01 “Beans” Is Reported In Eruption
Captured By Police: TOKD) Mav 2*5— Dispatches
Vegetable Is Liquid from Nil hi Nichi, correspondent nt
Kngiirhima tepurt a explosion on
Everything that glitters is nut 1 Mount Huwn.-eliimn an active volgold and neither doea every nice • nro* on Ushinm Island. Tho cruply parked Ik-uii crate contain beaus. iti"i* sent huge rocks tumbling
mountain, crushing
t h i e f „f police ituv G. Wil- I dow n the
When the voflimns nnd Motorcycle Officer A. tunny dwellings.
II Deck wit It call testify to the la t l cuno belched forth it sent out a
ter half of the assertion following , terrific tour, which served ns n
of a crate cf "beans" which proved warning to terrified island resid
the capture yesterday afternoon ent* and gave them opportunity for
to be not that coiiinindilv on which (light.
"Captain Jinks of the Horse Mar
ines" feeds his hiir.ie, Imt a whit Train Beaton In Race
ish litiuid which makes ruhliits ex
With Gar Wood’s Boat
pectorate in hull dogs' faces.
la connection with the suUtire
of the hciin irate of white lightninir neatly packed in moss, W. .1.
Smith was arrested on a charge of
pii««"s.iing liipior.
This was the fourth raid and
Ilie tmirth arrest nuule hy the po
lice since Saturday night, accord
ing to tlm piilhe records. During
Saturday nnd Sunday, the police
officers, nided !>v Shyriff Hands'
force, raided the places of Chris
Lomax, Gardner Miniard and Elij
ah Morris.
Baseball Meet To Be
All three of these defendants
Held A t Court House
were turned over to the county
com t, and yesterduv afternoon
wen* placed under bonds of $500
Every Sanford citizen inter
each.
ested in baseball is urged to b?
present tonight at K o'clock a t
University of Chicago tho court house by C. L. Britt,
president of the local baseball
President Succumbs club,
who announced the meet
ing Monday for the purposo of
CHICAGO, May 20.—President
discussing whether Sanford U
Ernst DeWitt Burton of the Unito maintain or surrender its
vm-ity of Chicago died today. He
franchise in the Florida Stste
had been associated with the Uni
League.
versity fur 82 years and has been
Efforts will he made to itirtone of its best beloved leaders a l
iil-ite enough interest end sup
though ho did not become president
port in the club to guarantee
until two years ugu. He had been
its membership in the lea^ud
ill several weeks from intestinal
for the remainder of the y t s r
cancer ami became suddenly worse
ami plans along that line will
lute i.e.t night after tliy develop
be discussed, it is aiujuunccd.
George Babcock. George
BrockhulI). Randall < hu e, II. C. Do
Bose, Dr. A. \V. Epps, Frank Gun
1 . M. F. Haddock. \V. M
Havin'*. W. J. Hardy, t'luirli's,
ihnry, Edward Higgins, R. J. Mol
ly, E. F. iluutdiohlcr, W. F. Huturanc
eliliiiuii, Frank MacN'eill, It. L.
Multhiv, Edward Markell,
Dr.
S. Pule.'toii, E. E. Rniiiiiillut. S. <l.
Hhlnholser, II. It. Stevens, Dave
Circuit court, with Judge J. J. I'Vhninry H»2D. Miller is said to '1 brasher, A rthur Yowell, A. It.
\V. H. Parker, Wilbur Smith,
Dickinson, of the Seventh Judi. ial have csi aped following the killing Key.
Dr. R. E. Stevens.
und
was
cuptured
the
early
part
of
Circuit presiding anil States At
this year nt Miami.
torney M. B. Smith of Titusville,
The case of Charlie Williams, Dempsey Anxious To
representing the interests of the chargisl• with having in his po
state, convened this morning.
session, stolen property also will Get Back In the Ring
1' allowing tile selection of the he heard. Williams is said to have
grand jury, the civil docket was e leaped from the jail h e r 1 in llt'Jl
PARIS, May 2*t— Jack Dempsey
sounded and two cases set for trial and was cuptured lust week at in
ni.n.iiinrcd today th a t lie he will
this afternoon. The case of S. E r verness.
* ready to meet the survivor of
nest Philpitt ami wife against Al
Fid loo ing the charge to the
bert \V. Smith, in which $5,000 grand jury, II. B. McCall was na n the four cornered connotition budamages Ih asked, was continued ed foreman und II. B. Lewis dork. tu . a Weiriert Wills, Gibbons ar.il
for the term. The cases of Frank The grand jury ia iompnsci! of the I uaney. Ho declareil lie wus nrixHull against P. D. Johnson and A following: J. T. Walker, II. it. imn to get hack Into tbo ring und
P. Anthony against R. II. Muriheud Lewis, George A. Speer, H. It. Mc f'*‘l* thnt the eventual winner of
the two big forthcoming bouts in
were set for trial.
Call, It. G. Crawfi.nl, It. P. Geiger, Anurica will be worthy of a
Tho report of the grand jury ii Gus Sfhrnah, ■>. n. f! iCuhurn, N.
expected to be made Tuesday morn E. Fallot to, J . D. Warren, Fred Hah chance nt the chnmplonslilp.
ing ns only u small number o f , lard, A. S. Hawkins, R. G. Gres
Mount Dora— Bl-ionni addition to
cases are scheduled to be heart!. | ham, I.. A. Remind, Steen Nelson, hotel
to bo erected here.
Among the cuse.s to be investigated E. It. Rourke, E. A. Moffett, W. J.
is th a t of Ed Miller, negro, charg Okeriitnd.
Sebring Contract uwurded for
ed with tho killing of Will John-|
*• H. Cunningham is acting us erection of $135,000 school build
•jon, auotbei- negro, ul Uvivdo in uuiiiii.
ing. .
meat of peritonitis.
Jury Begins Investigation
Of Circuit Court Criminal Cases
i .
,
�THE S.W PO gnH ERA t.t), MOTTOAY, MAY 25.
M M M
THIS IS A RATHER strong statement but it is
nevertheless a conservative statement of fact.
A FEW YEARS ago there was no definite assur
ance that Miami would be a great seaport city. A
few years ago there was no assurance that Mi
ami would attract the centers of Finance. A
few years ago Miami was more or less a Quest
ion mark in the minds of the investing public.
A few years ago no one knew that the inherit
ance tax amendment would become a reality. A
few years ago Miami was just a delightful win
ter resort town.
TODAY MIAMI is a great seaport city. Today
Miami is attracting the centers of finance. To
day Miami is not a question mark, but reality in
the minds of the investing public. Today the in
heritance tax amendment is a reality. Today
Miami is much more than just a delightful win
ter resort city.
AND, THEREFORE, Miami Shores, an integral
Pmj i ' */•, .. *
SSaSaE
S w ir tS
part of greater Miami, situated as ideally as is
Miami—and more so from a residential stand
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 192?.,
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Another “Florida Realty Flyer”
MOST A N Y LITTLE BOY WOULD RATHER BATHE HIMSELF
As Brisbane Sees It
a f la r a a j*
"SOMETHING WRONG,"
William Jenninjfs Bryan has spent ten years in Florida
GARY.
and swears by, all that is good and holy that ho hasn’t made
FLYING. DIVING, A NEW
a million dollars. Well, may he he hasn’t, but Thomas MeigAGE.
han, who has made remnrkable love to Lila Lee in any num 1,000 TO I AGAINST LIFE.
JAPAN'S BOMB-RIFLE.
RAM** ber of good motion pictures, cleaned up a half million in three
R « U A M ) I.. DRAW..
M i a a i e r months in n realty "flyer” over in Ocala recently.
H. 1IOWA11D B B R t l .
Dy ARTHUR BRISBANE
(C o p y rig h t 1»25)
111 M a sa o lla A venu*
P h n aa 141
That speaks well for Ocala and all Florida rejoices that
I l D l C I t l P T I O l HATES
prosperity has struck her. But more than that, the publicity
JU D G E GARY *ay» there U
O ne T ea r— 17.00 SI* Month* 11.10 which Ocala received is bound to react beneficially to the something wrong with business
(IT X»sM*ur*d In City by Carrier, per
entire state. A fr«nt nngn article with bivr headlines in the ronditions. and the something i*
|« Weak, H e. W eeKi y Edtituu
p e r y e a r . ___________________
New York World told the story of Meighan’s adventure in LACK OK CONFIDENCE, tne ab
normal, unnecessary and TIMID,
MPKCIAI. JXOTICKi All o b itu a ry Florida real estate. A part of the article read as follows:
ill poised mental attitude of mannos Ices. rarda o f thank*, reaolutlona
an d notice* o f en tertain m en t* w h ere
a gem, including ourselves.”
"Thomas
Meighnn,
realtor,
is
a
role
in
which
the
picture
ch a rg e* are M a d e w ill be ch a rg ed
star is little known. Yet in this role he has made more
f t r at reau lar advertlalna rate*.
TH A T’S AS sound as a steel in
Last
MKMIIKII T l l l i ASSOCItTKII P H I'S * money than in any single part he ever has played.
got. Our troubles are mental. Put
T h e Aaaoclated 1’reia la ea clu a - February he purchased large tracts of lands in a sleepy little
a plank six inches wide on the
1 tv ely en titled to the lia* for reLast week he turned over the ground, and of a hundred people,
pu nitration o f *11 new* d is p a tch es Florida town called Ocala.
>» c r e d i t . o to It or not o th erw is e cred- investment for a net profit of §500,000.
every one will walk the length of
, * Ited In th is paper and also the lo*
it without fear of falling. Put the
i \ cal new * pnbllRhed herein All right*
"When
Famous
Players
scouts
were
digging
around
for
a
same plank fifty feet in the air,
i n of rep u b llratlon o f sperlul dtapatch*
suitable village, untouched by progress, to employ as hack- and two in u hundred, perhups,
„ en herein «r* el»o re«er**d.
ground for a story called "Old Home Week,” by Booth Tark- will lie able to walk It. Put your
II
TUESDAY. MAY 26. 192!i
ington, they stumbled on Ocala. It is situated inland on the plank up two hundred feet, and
Dixie Highway and on a main road running east and west nut one In a thousand will try to
THE HERALDS PLATFORM
cross it.
across the state.
Yet, leaving out fear, it is ns
"In its security Ocala had been overlooked in the Florida easy to walk such a plank a thou
1l J.— Deeper water route to Jaekaon2.—Construction of St. Johna-In- real estate scramble. I'amu Mr. Meighnn, Lila Lee and their sand feet up as it is flat on the
:i than River canal,
company. In their wake was much publicity. After six ground.
The height of nur national pros
3.— Extension of white way.
weeks of picture mnkinif the town was known throughout the
perity makes some citizens dizzy.
4. — Kxtrniftun of local amusements. state. Realtors' offices opened and land soared.
— Swinning pool, tennis courts,
"So quietly in the early weeks had Mr. Meighnn made his
ete. ■
THIS IS a new age, and the j
B.— Augmenting of building pro Jnirchases that no one knew just who l he master mind realtor ihiiigs we do would have surpris
|*
gram —house*, hotels, apartm ent was. He reaped §500,000 from his acres.
ed not only our grandfathers, hut
II
houses.
ourselves, n few years hack.
6.
— Extension of street paring nro-"YVhen he first arrived in Ocala he noticed the absence of
Amundsen has "hopped off” on
a suitable hotel. He is now one of the chief hackers of a his trip to the North Pole through
I! 7 . gram.
— Cniistrurtinn of boulevard project to rear a modem hostelry which will accommodate the nir and should he back when
■round Lake Monroe.
|V*<u read this.
g.— Completion of city beautifica prospective winter idlers from the north.”
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111*, at. th* P o ato ftlc*
a t Saafurd. Florida under A c t o f
M a r t* 1. 1117.
HoVjIm^ .V wng mam,
geT ThaT dirToffice
|U l&KTe^rr OFF_
Onions up toTtTcrtt*
the chewing Kum
Keeping your~no>o to
stone never w e a ^ J
it wn.n God’s messenger who went
Swift footed on his way;
Like Game lie croniei! the rim of
night,
Like shadow crossed the day,
And as lie passed tlm glad dead
smiled
As soothed children may.
It was God’s messenger who sped
Like blown wind through the
spheres.
Across the littlu paths of eurlti,
With feet that no man hears.
He reached the portal of that place
That is the House of Tears,
It was God’s messenger who stood
And watched with pitying eyes
The burning tears of those who
wept,
Who heard the broken sighs
Of men who t ried aloud their griefs
. Anil mourned their miseries.
It Was God’s messenger who spake:
"Not their 4 the gift 1 bring.
Behold, the sorrow that is said
Become* a lilth* thing;
Ami there is solace in man’ll tears
That is God’s comforting."
YOUNG GENTLEMEN, study1ing at Annapolis arc told that here*
a fte r an officer and a gentleman
Not so very long ago we told our readers about a certain mu ft know how to fly.
And out in the Pacific Ocean,
housewife who always had l > “pick up" after the various down among the coral tunes, near
members of her family until she conceived the idea of put the Galapagos Islands, scientists,
ting all odds and ends left lying around into the trash basket. with diving helmets on their heads,
'"I,is method of course broke them of their bad habit. To their otherwise naked bodies well
are sitting under water,
day we ha Vi a story about another kind of household, a oiled,
studying the fish that come, widehousehold in which the wife is the disorderly one who had eyed to study the men.
lo he "broken".
YOU
CAN
understand the
Of course she had a lot to do and many excuses to offer
nmnzcment
of
the
seeing a
for tilings being continually out of place. She had three naked human body, fish,
without diving
young children and only one servant who had all she could scales or fins, a strange diving
do with the cooking alone. In the summer time it was too helmet on the head.
hot to sweep and in the winter, well, wood fires make an
Beside each scientist is a big
wire rage to which he enn retire,
awful muss and take lot of lime.
should a dangerous shark or morHut almost any evening when her husband came home ny npnenr among tho other fish
Irom the office, he might find the broom or the mop lying es.
in the middle of the front room. Baby’s toys invariably
FOR THE first time in his sevwere scattered all over the house. He was in danger tit all
eial
hundred thousand years of
times of stumbling over a tricycle or a rocking horse. He
on this planet, man can
lo.uld never sit down in any easy chair without first mov existence
truly say the earth is his and the
ing magazines, sewing bags, wood blocks and dust cloths fullness thereof. He goes up into
the clouds, down into tho ocean, off
which collected I here.
He never dared go into the kitchen because, although they to the North Pole.
hired a cook, a certain inefficiency in the way Ihe house was
YOU WILL know when you read
run. allowed dirty dishes to accumulate until it was neces- this what happened to Amundsen
to pile them on the Hour for want of other space. on his "hop" through the air ip
Itacon grease had been spilled around and soot was on the the direction of the North P 0I7.
When lie got in that flying nu»»
Walls.
chide. Aimtndhen Rrtew that he Wasf
lb even was annoyed nb<>ut bis own personal belongings taking a l.dim to 1 chance aguinst
lie couldn’t even comb bis hair, because his wife, although his own life, if anything should
she had one of her own, preferred to use his brush, and al happen to hia flying muchine and
wnys If ff muuitil.ic.s <>l louse hair eliiiKihE lo Hie brinlleH. I r°CV* him... down, in the
, polar ice.,\
She line (I his tnnth|mslc and then left the cap off. She used j
»L111 11 11,11 ‘l' ’
Ids razor without drying it afterward. She did other things 1
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We didn’t know a „„ ,
until „
\ \ 'h
lr
protection
VO
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F u n n i.it newT com,,
VVt
n
ted another policeman.^
StC.
Wonder if anv of the
zone., of today will recall*,,,
memories of the future"* 11
Iowa man shook hand.*win*
U n a of England, but f*;w^
sell him any life insurn^*'
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Most peoples aim .n lif. i,i
pi ness. And most people ir*,
uiK ho hiiih they miss it.
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What Would You Do?
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EARTH’S WEARIEST
By Theodosia Garrison.
T w an God in heaven who spake to
Death 1
Who stood beside His knee,
"Oh, lover of all men that live,
Whose arm s clasp land and sea,
Find thou on eurth the weariest
haul
And hear it swift to me."
DAN Do i i s ^
“ Little Brown .lug" wi, .dJ
soldiers in one war. Wilj t'1tiers sing it in the rum
<L
Detroit woman pushed k»t |
hand out a second atury *(w
He should rent a bungalow
Canadian blacksmith feu
SCO.OOO.OOO, s„ now he o f
down under his chestnut trn.
€
v-f
How busy isn’t as impetus J
why busy. The bee is t~.
ulated. Mosquitoes are iua
Movie man admits he is L
only S8.-)U a week. \Ve d.tfi
how he manages to live « |
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HOW OLD IS A DEFECTIVE BOY?
CLEARW ATER SUN
It is not alone the youthfulness, f out fathers or mothers of their |
measured in years, of the Pennsyl own. the state refused the o v e r - '
sight incumbent on parenthood, and
vania hoy condemned to die for finally, when they had broken the
the murder of his grandmother laws they had not the wit to un I
(hut raises questions of the Inw’s del stand, the stute put them t o 1
They were condemned
severity. What is his mental devel death.
opment? is it th at of a ncrmnl years before they were sentenced.
How many thousands of boys
bov of fifteen years, or is ho in
(art subnormal, not more intcl- are condemned years before they
li'/ent than « child of twelve, up- aro sentenced because their mental
on whom the law of no state would deficiency is ignored? Here is a
large province of education and
impose capital punishment?
The lute Dr. Fierce Bailey wrote penology of which the state is bea striking article for Tho Tribune corning more and more aware,
under the title “ Shall Children B e . thunks to the efforts of such men
I’ut To D e ath ?’ He instanced the J as Dr. Bailey,
ruses of two men executed In Sing
There is grave danger to soHing whom successive commissions Iciety as well us injustice to the inhad pronounced to be feeble in I dividual in treating defectives ns
mind. They showed no re
realization j normal. They ure subjects for in
of their acts or of their im pend-! ntilutional care or for swiciul
ing punishment any more than the | training and supervision without
boy in 1’ennsylvnmu. They were, confinement. The vast number of
In snort, mental defectives.
In I criminals—f>0 per cent of the prisnieiitul age they were children, and 1 on population, it is estimated—come
Dr. Bailey, eminent neurologist, from the subnormal class whose
maintained that it is not the in disability Is unrecognized or dis
tention of the state to put child* regarded until they get into the
dren to death. He wrote:
toiis of the criminal law.
What is the mental ago of fifIf we look into the life histor
ies of tho two who went in the teen-year-old William Cavalier?
ehuir it is easy to imagine that That is the ijuestion for the Penn
training und supervision might sylvania Hoard of Purduns, The
have insured a very different out far larger question for every com
come of their lives. They were munity is what it is doing and
both defoctive from b irth .......... . what it can do to prutect itself
At eight years of uge, prob against such defectives by confin
ably even earlier, they m ight have ing them if ilangvrous and by
been recognized for what they developing them, as far ns pos
were, for what without help they sible, into sufe and useful memwere destined to become. With- laws of society.
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It was God’s messenger who went)
too.
THEN YOU read the dispatch
The little ways of earth.
front Mexico City telling aboqt
So he g"t a divorce.
The red moon smouldered In the
Senoritn llurtensiu Cortes, charm
i
clouds
■----------------- o------------------ ing young lady of ardent temper
' Like f i n upon a hearth,
There are a Ihoiisand hacking tit the branches of evil to ament,
seeking excitement at a
And |o! he rnme unto that place
(me who is striking at the root.—Thoreau.
party.
• Thai i i the House of Mirth.
She bet her life against thut of
a young man. Jose Concepcion
| t wa* God's messenger who hea-tl
MY FAVORITE STORIES
Saueedo. on the tarn of u card.
The laughter and the cheer.
She won the turn uml promptly
BY IltVTN S. COBB
The wine wits red upon the hoard,
Tilled the voting man with her
Th.' lighti' burned high and clem ,
•lashing stiletto. T hat risking of
Ami olie laugh rang above the rest I
'I hat joyed men’s hearts to hear, I Pnriuerlv in olio of the southern desolate recesses of the* moon life .seems different from the risk
.‘{-Family 12 Room House, Screened
'ru n by Amundsen.
.“tales the insane were not always Biins.
THE GOOD BOOK HABIT
...
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They
canto
to
a
homestead
that
1
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The
crowd
in
the
Mexican
court
porches. 2 baths. Garage. Exclus
It was God's messenger who heard
111 " 1111 111 1 11 1
’ '. . was infinitely better looking than I admired Horteiisiu excessively and
ASH EV ILLE CITIZEN
One voice above the rest
timei they were formally awarded |.|n y they had seen for days, t ne I threatened the life of the jndgo
ive neighborhood. Income—Jj^SOper
D ie who was gayest in the song
into the custody of someone, ns- hoime was a! clapboards instead when he said tho young lady's case
Out in Chicago, tho American not afford that
luxury, they
Ami quickest with the jest.
month.
f the customary logs, nml it was should go to a higher court.
■* Ami In! lie saw the broken heart uallv a parent nr a guardian, and “painted.
Booksellers' Convention he... been tumble into bed at night a f te r a
The
fences
were
stout
'
B
day
packed
full
of
helter-skelter
for the kts>p of such an unfortu and newly white-washed.
Thai at lied within k>-r breast.
The
Price $6,500—Terms.
JA PA N ANNOUNCES the in preaching s tu ff which should he physical exertion, or loafing, the
nate the stale paid one hundred stock iii the barn lot had a wellvention
bv an engineer, 11. Okam- of particular interest to Western "no exhausting to the body, the
It was God's messenger who bent dolluru n year. This amount, in nourished look.
oto, of a rifle that will shoot North Carolina. The booksellers
And touched her tenderly;
veilain sections, was regarded as j “ Who lives here?" inquired the bombs to n distance of two miles. liavo been explaining th at close other destructive of the spirit.
Not so many years ago th'-re
" G n u t is the anguish of a smile
a handsome addition to the fami- stranger.
This bomb rifte, new in war. is co-operation on this part of the was a babel in the land concerning
T hat shows whole grief should lv income.
The guide told him.
only as big ns a light machine gun, bookstore, the public library, the the merits of the Alice honks and 1
'
he,
One summer, n citizen from the
“Judging by the looks of hit easy to manage.
teacher and the parent can incut tho charms of those maiternieces
Ami awful are the unshod tears
221 W. First St.— Opposite Post Office
lowlands was up in the hill eoun- place,” saul the lowlander, “ he
A few such rifles, in flying ma cate in children a love of good, of children's literature, "Little
T!tb'. never man may see.”
try of his native stale Inking ti must he a forehanded mail."
chine* five or six thousand feet books und thus create a generation j Men" and "Little Women.” Now
tle to coal lands for an eastern syn " lie ceitainlv is," said the na
of reader* of the Is-st literature. ..... seldom hears of them.
The
• It was God's messenger who I dicate. In ii ciinoe. with a native tive. "lie's forehanded, but lie's up, might he useful.
What they have not brought out young girls study the beauty hints
spake
to guide hint, he wus proceeding; had a sight of hick in Im time,
young
MR. PATERSON, of Chicago. is thut. to insure such co-operat in the magazines, the
Tlu word that man suilh;
along a creek that p°nelruled in [loo. lie’s got 'leven ciiildren nnd __
.... ________
...... Do". ,h *'v wil1 h ,m ’ 1‘* bring about gentlemen devour mites of pink
says the
American people who
I t w.i the poor soul in his arms to one of the wildest and m ost'all of 'em is ijiots."
know that they need new Spring », reform of the nverage _ parent, sporting pages giving the batting
That smiled in her lust breath,
hats, automobiles, ice cream s.o- Mothers and fathers nowadays are uverages of "Unite" Ruth and Ty
"Strove I not well how did t limn
I
das,
etc., DON'T know that they fur from working hard to touch Cobb and tbs respective chance*
I now
]
WHAT IS SPORT FOR?
need flying machines, hut “ NEED their offspring the delights of of "Big" Mtmn and “S trangler"
v J was so weary, Death?"
- ... a. , if|i --- them nevertheless." And Mr. Pnt- good books. In the dear, dim ev I /’wis for the world’s wrestling
GAINESVILLE SUN
enings of long ago the reading championship.
i teraon is right.
(.no may he said to have aehluvlamp in tho living room was s u r
This four-sided alliance of book
ed fame when lie gets his name
Major Beard, captain of the i According to the handiest one,
rounded bv the whole family, each store. library, teacher and parent
ami jmlltre on cigar labels.
BET
It!
US
GANISIUS,
first
lea
American «rmv polo leant, recent* I Dus is “ sport.
Wo have several attractive buys in property ‘>n
der of the Jesuits in Germany, a member deop in a beloved volume. can undoubtedly do great things
. .. . 1 , • " h a t which
diverts, amt, makes
Now the kids are told that, if they m the m atter of teuchiug children
lv
explained
the
chief
ail
Terence
.
,,
Monroe, Crystal Lake, Yankee Lake nml other D
A Kentucky clergymen asks the
lartli; pastime, amusement. Spe- hard fighter against Martin Luther,
Question, "what is I lie must popu iH-lvvieti American and English tcifleuI)v, ail outdoor pastime, ns has been made a saint, with sol are good, they may go for an uuto- to read good books. But, to suc
in and close to Sanford.
la r sin J" We’ll bite, what is it '.' polo player i. English players, he I hunting or fishing, done for re- emn rites, in St. I’eter’s at Rome. mobile ride in the afternoon, ami in ceed, they must be up and doing.
A fierce fighter was old t.’an- the evening take in a movie. That Barents’ present methods and a t
lias discovcicil. take to polo as a 1 creation, or an outdoor athletic
Go'inul I’ctshing ci being spok i gain with which to pass warm game as baseball or lawn tennis— ixius. the Dutch Jesuit, und hard is the winter routine. In the sum titude tend to convince the young
§100 to SI500.00 per acre
en tif prominently u* the next am- lalftctions. Americans take it as extended also to cover such indoor things he would cheerfully have mer the youngsters are sent off to ster th a t reading is a minor m a t
t jiasaiW to Frailer
We believe I a stem , disciplinary game in 'g a m e s as bowling, rack, etc., etc. done to Martin Luther had he got camp, or, if their parents eun- ter in human development.
the msjority of Americans would i which they must sneciulize a m i. Why should a sport he looked hold of him.
Yet. for all we mortuls know lie
heartily endorse his selection.
[oxiel beyond all others,
luport as "stern' and "dlsciplin/
ACREAGE FOR SUB-DIVISION
A BIG, LITTLE THING
---------- o — -----*"1 he English are so awfully juiy ? ” Of course, an American and Luther may l>e sitting side by
ST. BETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
But sometimes he aide in bliss today, with enmities
The Daily News i* o new publi good humored about their sports! likes to win
cation of the tabloid form, to make I 'I hey take sports much less seri Intakes the mistake of winning the forgotten, us when two opposing
Located in Sanford—a Rood buy, $550.00 per .»‘re
its appi a ranee in Lakeland. That oiislv than we do i* Am,’ilea." I wrung tiling, in true sport the lawyers meet afte r a fight in court.
Man
wants
but
little
here
below,
shake
hands
with
President
Cool
it is almost but not quite in
city already had tin o newspapers, ! Those polite ami friendly words prime object to tie Sought ami
a ceremony they will never
but probably it run support four ; re supposed to express a .light won. if possible, is diversion or conceivable thut the bitter relig we’ve been told, in un early-model hlgv,
forget, bringing joy to faces the
a s well as other cities in Florid* criticism of English sportsmen recreation or mirth of am usement. ious hatreds seeming so import- precept of contentment. Perhaps president will never remember?
.a d a little restrained praise of If the most scoring points cun be tint on this ea rth nitty become in that is why John Co write, of Dea It is u little thing and probably
tall.
Ameiicuit sportsmen. It is just | won at the sume time, no harm another world mere reminiscen Moines, wus able lo say: “ Now something of a trial to thc presi
I’m ddcnl Coolidge is just ail Iir pmoitilc that it is the other wuy is done, hut if they are won at ces of primitive hurbarism.
San foH
we've shaken hands with the king dent; but he doesn't undervalue its
ijinaiy n ail, say* a man on the around. After all, whut is “sport” tho expense of the pleasanter feu- . ■ ■
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R ealtors.
meaning
to
the
hundshakers.
Did
of England und Jack Dentpsey,
A die. Ilures of spoil, than the gam e is
alrect. "Why, he even hus common, nnd whut is its object?
he not veto the efforts of the
Back Fires
And .wv’re happy." And us Cer White House managers to elimi '" " ■ " ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M a a a a a a i i a M a g a a i e e i i 11
y-djy indigestion." Now if he tiutiury may help out a little here, surely lost.
m uld only wear balloon tiousers.
vantes has w ritten: "When one is nate this ceremonial, or a t least
Dodging Them.
tile sheik would think he wus u
contented
there is no more to be to cut down the number of g re e t
MAKE WEAPONS NON-MAILABLE
Ted—“There must be lots of ex
"regular" guy.
desired; and when there is no ings po£ day?
citement
in
those
high-speed
cars.
--------- o-------CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MON ITER
It is likely this American cus
more to be desired there is an tom seemed prceendcnt enough to
I wish 1 owned one."
Jacksonville is to have a twentyNed—"Don’t feel that wuy, old end of it."
rtory church building. Bet the top
,
. . . .
. .
.
,
Mr. Cownie for shattering nil
floor will be «x close to heaven
fully recognizing the v.d cautions. But whut those in fu s man. They furnish you more ex
Mr. Cownlo has made millions British rules by walking up to
Wo are now established in our new location
ns - 0, 1,* of tbit member* will ever " ‘"v " f
plea offered by the op in' of the bill hop,, to do is to pre citement when you don’t own one.”
King George with n hearty Amer414 First National Bank Building
get. Dado City Banner. Anutlier l pW rnt*1. ofLth" WIJ* recently puss vent people frum carrying weap
—Judve. m anufacturing gloves, a dispatch ican greeting. If the president of
from Des Moines informs us, but the United Stales is accessible
advantage of the
combination ®d
ll1*' huu*»’ ,,f representatives on?. who have no reason other thun
Y T [T
v~*s
w rit* y o u r **lr* lr(*rr*
f the United States, which would an offensive olio fur duing so. A
Certainly Not.
they haven’t spoiled him. The sim wbv not the king of England?
church und office building.
Intake nonmailable all weapons law such us that proposed might
Little H arry went into a music ple pleasures he is still able to t.ive your iviisuns and draw u
Every Sanford u U w n Who l> in- ,
I» concealed, it is well not btop all »uch practices ut once, store to buy u s trin g for his violin. enjoy. A trip around the world plan. Divinity no longer hedges a
’Rhone 615 or Call to See U
Wrested in baseball should attend I
K“ ,n u clear concept of
“ Do you want u steel one?" ask* with his son, as u graduation gift, king. And the king proved himbut
it would constitute quite a
Our Hutlu*** Hi***11
. fi
that meeting at th* court house ‘
beforo violently, opposing step in thut direction. Even at, ed the shopman.
to take in tho sights and to shako *elf a good mixer. He returned
tonight to guarantee support of th* 1 * - * — n n g .It. J h U
leu U. of children wo learned th a t little
"No, of course not!" answered the hands of the prominent, fills the blutf salutation in kind. His
drups of water, little gra ins of the boy indignuntly. ”1 want to h is c u p to overflowing. It is no democracy has once again been
*“ • Mwli ™i»U“ H-IW’V i b r i c S i S Ml,
t..
unique trait. Do they not stand proved and two soul* have been
one is
sand, make ih e mighty ocean and I, buy
L. C. Bebout, Manager,
' the pleurunt land.
— Answers, Londui in lino by the thousands just to made happy.
Home Investment
S em in o le B u sin ess Exchange
Lake Front Properly
Britt-Chiltenden Really Company, to
Sanford Multigraphing Compan?
W e C an
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SERVI CE PLUS
�1925.
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor
Social
Calendar
L? u l'-r \i f^OWER f o r m is s k i n g i s
GIVEN B \ THE PIPE ORGAN CLUB
Tuesday.
. . . . will be a meeting of nil
udrcles of the Methodist Church
*ST«hurch at 3:30 o'clock. A
fa attendance is requested.
The regular meeting of the So. Department of the Woman’s
o , will be held at 8 o’clock with
£ q i'. Herndon ns hostess. For
-nations please call the hostess.
eyV, John McKee will entertain
. bridge at 3 o’clock honoring
r.u Sarita Lake.
The V. M. U*
hold an inJntionnl meeting a t the Baptist
torch at -l o’clock.
Wednesday
There will bo a meeting of the
K[ab<.rs of the Christian Church
• the home of Mrs. S. J . Mayo,
pi\V Highland St. at 8 o'clock,
jj jre uiged to bo present.
The entire hook deals with evo
lution and somewhere near the end
the Darwinian theory is swnnvHl
up.
Rapplcyen, learning of the text
book, induced Scopes to become
the victim in a court action.
The good people of Dayton were
TELEPHONE:—Res, 428-J
shocked.
Real E state Auction Sales.
Nine-tenths of them had never
High School Teacher Center heart! of the* evolutionary theory
Presbyterian Church of Controversy, Backed By until they read of the law in their
paper. At first they were
Brotherhood To Give Coal Magnate nnd Volunteer weekly
s tro n g for the law.
Friends
nil
Over
Country
But not when it involved Scopes.
Supper and Program
He was n s ta r teacher of the
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DAYTONA, Tenn., May 25.—
crmantnhy located in Sanford
•»w
• V T- . I
The Iliotherhood Class of th? Vour "Id fr.rhicr.cd T cn n c -v an — cchccl. And !.v « a s the tmmmu
Presbyterian Church will meet in j the mun who shoots straight and coach whose team had held C hatta
nooga to a comparatively low
OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS
the church parlors tonight a t S , dies with his boots on—is perplex score.
ed.
o’clock. One of the best socials of
Unshaken in Belief.
“ Have I been kidding niysclf all
We guarantee Satisfaction.
A t the same time they will rothe year is planned. Several prom these y e a rs ? " he asks as lie digs
mnin
unshaken
in
their
belief
that
into
his
encyclopedia
for
cnlightinent men will speak nnd the e n te r
If you hnve Property you want sold— List it with us
tainment committee has arranged ment on the burning question of a man sprang from Adam and Eve
for a musical program including a evolution, "or uni I really the last nnd not from tho missing link.
nnd kiss it good-bye.
And, doing, both, they will take
men’s quartet. Refreshments will of a long line of monkeys?”
out
th
eir
spite
on
Ripplcyea,
for
The Tennessean is up a tree. And
be served.
Alt of the men of the church are the fact that the tree is the n a t it was he, they say "who began it
urged to attend as it will be a big ural habitant of the monkey tribe all.’'
One day recently Scopes actual
get together meeting.
Speakers brings no comfort to him in his try
ly hud to step in to prevent sev
for the occasion will be Dr. J . C. ing hour of bewilderment.
Your old-fashioned Tenncssenn eral of his indignant friends from %
Gibbs, Mr. Davoy and D. L< T h ra sh
116 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla.
is
used to settling disputes in an way-laying Rnppleycn and giving
er. The entertainment committee
him
a
beating.
hom y
has arranged the following num old fashioned way—hnrd,
Money to test out the law Is plen
bers: reading, Mrs. J. C. Dean; Vo fi-ts o-ith no holds barred, or squir
tiful.
cal selection, 11. J. Clause; violin rel rifles at long range.
But now he must wait on the
solo. Master Cluade Herndon;
On a drugstore window is pasted
■
boundary line of the battlefield a list of men and women who of
men’s quartet.
while a court determines whether fer to pay the cost, whatever it
The Woman’sChristiu:: Temperance the state legislature overstepped may be. There are lit] names, and
Union’s regular -justness m eet itself in prohibiting the teaching the list grows daily. On the list
ing will Iw held June fith, instead of evolution in Tennessee's school*. are names of liberals from all
Scops* Central Figure.
of May 20th. us announced. Mrs.
narts of the country, from Morris
John T. Scopes, high school Hillquit nnd the American Civil
Robert (J. Dawy, President.
lencher and conch of the Dayton Liberties union in N .w York, to
football team, is the central figure Maynard Shipley and the Ameri
of the war.
cans Science association in San
While the crafty genernl respon- Francisco.
.
.
.
.
,u
_
...
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T o w n fo)k
sible for the court action is Geor
are not interested in
ge W. Rappleyea, 30, manager of the reports that an a r r a y of tin
the Cumberland Coal and Iron com tionnily known individuals includ
pany, a "rabid" evolutionist.
ing William Jenning Bryan will
Scopes, to test the law, will ad come here to bo lived up behind
mit that he taught his high school the prosecution and defense.
students from "Civic Biology," u
Monkeys are monkeys, lint good
text hook adopted by the state football conches have been scarce
textbook commission, Appointed around here and there may never
by llie governor himself.
be another one like John Scopes.
TENNESSEE FOLK
PERPLEXED OVER
EVOLUTION TRIAL
cial Side
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Beautiful in every detail was lections wei * played by Mrs. Mary
the lovely party Monday afternoon Maines a r 1 Mrs. Frances Bolz.
a t the home of Mr«* ,1 r Mill-r
.'.It!-: I
Sarah Eiicn Mcwhen Mrs. .Miller and Mrs. J. }| t rae nnd Cwynn Piner in dainty
Colcloufrh entertained the members summer frocks carrying Japanese
of the Pipe Organ Club honoring parneols, invited Miss King, who
.Miss Leola King, a June bride- was sented in a veritable bower of
feathery bamboo and hibiscus, to
elect.
come
and get under the parasols
Lovely red radiance roses, used witli them
to keep off the shower
m profusion, gave the effect of n of packages of various sizes and
garden in June. A short business colors.
meeting was held just before the
Mies King was lovely in a
party. Sirs. Frances Bolz was straight line model of crepe do
chairman of the program, which chine in the various shades of vio
was most entertaining. Mrs. Er let with a orchid taffeta hat. Her
nest Betts, accompanied by Miss brunette beauty nnd girlishness
M argaret Davis, sang a group of formed a loveiv picture in the
songs in her usual pleasing man bower of June flowers.
ner.
Mr, rtuhv
.. | *Mrs. A. M. Philips nnd Miss Mar..? : ^ l ? „ rJ ’°L,r r .tr,lvt' arc,l,‘l.n ^ ^aret Miller assisted the hostess
mi •’Ancient and Modern proposals7’ i n ‘serving'a dainty'iec Vnunl” 'Rea.n<* *^r5* Oftry Selmnn pave sonic fore leaving each m irat cirno,i
clever charnctor r.kt'tehn.i
Tiw.r..
. .. R . . . . ^ .
w e r ^ ® ^ Sse tahf ' . ^ ' t h o “ Bride’s Book" and left he? fa\ \ i r t vHrioJS »»its of advice for th e.vorite recipe*
AT AUCTION
5
u e s t i ^ '^ t “ nd K-any hc,pful;T * i J ' r WP*
Club will hold
Thursday.
M™ £ P T i* ™ 1! ° f ,'U
l? !' t " • « « " * of the season next
jto Sallie Harrison Chapter, Sics
n . Mrs. R E. Tolar played a Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in
aughters of the American Revo- piano solo and groups of pinno se the Baptist Church,
|tion will unveil the m arke r at
Id Fort Mellon.
n c Royal Neighbors have mov- Enjoyable Program Is
to the Elk’s Club Hall and will
!«t at 7:30 o’clock.
Ail mem- Presented B y Pupils
, arc requested to be present
there is special business for of Mrs. Virginia Piner
iteration.
Friday nfternoon at the South
Side Primary School the pupils of
Friday
Mrs. IV. T. Langley will enter- Mrs. Virginia H. Piner were pre
jn the members of the Entre sented in a delightful program,
uU, Bridge Club and the Every which was enthusiastically receiv
«k Bridge Club at her home on ed by a large audience of patrons
and friends.
gk Avenue at 3 o’clock.
The following program was
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher
IU entertain with a dance nt splendidly given:
Kir Lake Mary Lodge honoring Spanish Dance ........... Franz Behr
A 15-piece rhythm Orchestra.
iij Olive Newman, who leaves
in June to spend the summer C arm eta B a r b e r , Claire Zachary,
accompanist.
England.
Jolly Farm
............ Schumann
Edwin Smith.
Satu rday.
Thorne'
[MiJ« Mary Elizabeth Puleston Tlsneicmie .................
Clara Bray
1 give a bridge-luncheon at her
Johnstone*
fire in Rose Court honoring Miss W hat Is U ?
Billy Barber
fie Newman.
Krvlger'
Mr*. E. A. Douglass will enter- Wishes ...............................
Marjorie Forrest.
ji the X. DeV. Howard Chapter
Powers j
'A? United Daughters of thi Boy Scout March
Lucile
Thornloy.
nWeracy at her homo sit 3:30
Spring Approach
Kroegcr
dock.
Lola Peaks.
Catch M e .......... . Wilson G. Smith
Hazel Sasser.
[rs,Wight Hostess At
Hungary (Rhapsodic) .... Koelling
delightful Luncheon
Carmeta Barber
Fireside Dreams ............Johnstone
William Preston.
|Mrt Henry Wright entertained
Behr
u at her home on Park Av- In the Month of May ......
Mary Jane Preston.
fith the thiril and last of
Km »f luncheons with which Class Demonstration .......................
Powers
hi delightfully entertained S ans Souei ..................
Rhythm Orchestra.
(fixers of the Woman's Club.
A fter the program a delightful
beautifully appointed table
(entered with an artistic nr- social hour was enjoyed during
iflment of old-fashion flowers, which dainty refreshments were,
, , ‘
J
ihundanee of these beautiful served.
worn* were placed throughout
rooms.
ring the service of the de Annual Piano Recital
ws luncheon plans for the comdub year were discussed, t'ov- Planned For Monday
*«re laid for: Mrs. R. E. TolThe Annual
Commencement
Mrs. John Leonardy, Mrs. S.
Shinholser, Mrs. John Meisch, Week Piano Recital honoring the
*. Mattie Pace, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, graduates of 1925, under the dir
Walter Wight and Mrs. Jack ection of Airs. Fannie S. Munson,
ndricks of Jacksonville, the will be given in tile High School
Auditorium Monday evening, June
I* guest of Mr 3. Wight.
1 , a t 8:15 o’clock.
Assisting talent for this recital
nveiling To Be Held will bo Mrs. Claire I’ctitcbenoit
Everett, contralto. A three part
WEDNESDAY AND
Tiursday Afternoon song
will be given by Mrs. A. M.
Philips, Mrs. , II. Colcluugh, Mrs.
Hie marker for Old Fort Mel- S. M. Abercrombie and Miss Mar
• which has been placed ny the g a r e t Davis, accompanist.
*ie Harrison Chapter, I). A. R.
Reservations for this recital may
11*' UQvriled with a brief cerc- be had by calling 2 t>2.
ONB HALF MILE
Mrs. Mary Higgins Is
Honor Guest at Dinner
Sunday evening
Mrs. Ralph
W ight entertained with a family
dinner a t her home in Rose Court,
honoring her mother, Mrs. Mary
Higgins, who leaves this week for
Landidale, Pa., where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Julius Striker,
who has just returned after four
y ea rs spent in Java.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mr. and Mrs.
Lucius MrCleod of Tampa, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Dickson <>f Orlando,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Higgins,
Owen Higgins and James Higgins
I■
“'I !•• Krdfern of Elfcrs l» the of Haines City.
f 11 i»f friends in .Sanford for «
day*..
b.u t
■
1 will he at the Valdez Ilnlel, Thursday nnd
Lake Frontage
meeting those desirous of making
I - die guest of her sister, Miss
FfV Muriel,
^
Frank Akers nnd children
e gone in Daytona Beach for
summer months.
r , ' 1' Ou.sic Frank U spending
I1*'* days in Hastings as the
pJt ef her sister, Mrs. John
thf.
ami Mrs. John C. Maurer,
3*r.. John C. Maurer. Sr., and
Yin,| Maurer returned Tuesday
Miami.
r
Mr-. Lucius McLeod and
P. ren of Tanipa are the guests
P f - »nd Mr.. Ralph Wight nt
■r ‘1<jnn* in Roge Court.
I'U. [ M. Calloway will return
’ from a trip to Royal
I i,3
*ark which she is making
Elizabeth Skinner of
itr i ‘ ^*!ts *'kinner‘ has just
■nrij from New York where
»Ucnded the National Child
■ 4rv Conference.
ment.
r.f ntl
J. N. Tolar and Dr.
u ‘ Kalnh E. Stevens
are
1 leBday fur Philadelphia
L ' ^ v will attend the hundlL.i 5ri!l, ’.r r« r V of Jefferscn
' r
' “Hege of which
both
*r "od Dr. Stevens are
Wlei, r
r
f (-»
ip n
ik
F. L A N E
REALTOR
A. A. D00NAN
Rooms 501-502, Phone 95
First National Rank Building.
Fiscal Agent
Sales Force:—Miss ltubu Williams, Miss Helen linage.
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Mav Sale Closes Wednesday!
or
or
Clearance Prices on Trunks “Suit Cases” and Bags
Dai l
THURSDAY
miW
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:u.n
v.-Mia
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$19.75 and $22.50 values
J?
Miami Club to Wage
Fight On Fake Ads
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FOB TWO DAYS ONLY
Large Size Cowes.
Regular $3,50 values .... $2.95
Leather Cases and Bags, linen lining.
$9.93
(CHILDREN’S DEPT)
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Bradenton to Form
Forum and Assembly
*
BRADENTON, Fla.. May 2d —
County superintendent II. H- Gui
le ft has placed before* the leading
civic organization of the city and
county a plan for the establishment
o f forum und assembly for three
months during the winter season.
The forum will be conducted under
the direction of the H onda Forum
nnd Assembly with headquarters
In Daytona and it s n^nmrel to
bring some of the leading Iciturors of the country hero to appear
on the program. U i"
lrt
lop«*n the forum about rhristtuus
and run it through March.
cstnlc
It ulrt*
Please call in person or phone for appoint
With twenty-five acres good celery land.
Easy terms nt a low price
This lot includes nlx>ut 100 Silk Dresses in Print*
too
Pastel, ( ’repo ami Dressy Frocks, suitable for afterneon, street or sport wear.
MIAMI, Fla.. May 2fl—Plans are
now under way for the establish
m ent by the Miami Advertising
Club of a Better Business Bur
eau in this city which will carry
on the work of fighting deceptive
advertising and protecting the
public from fraudelent schemas as
m ay lx* offered through such ad
vertisers. This work has been car
ried on successfully, it was ex
plained, in 43 other states by such
a bureau as the Ad Club now plans
to establish. It lias been pointed
out that the rapid growth of Florida and especially of Miami has
m ade such an office an essential.
real
loans.
Personals
r 1 ' Sara Muriel arrived today
i
Friday, May 2Sth ami 29th, for the purpose of
Two Day
ess Sale
nv Thursday aftemon promptly
ALLEN AND BRENT
To Lend On
'* ' j?
Improved Real Estate
Business or Residential . ij
SPECIAL
l o'clock.
marker is a handsome one
h full and interesting inscripB on the bronze tablet which
an interesting account of
history of Old Fort Mellon,
insignia of the society of the
uzhtcr „f tho American Rev, ®n sLo appears upon its face,
ihvre will be a reception at tho
n in's Huh immediately folio-,vthe unveiling. The public in
ullv invited to attend both the
wiling and the reception.
'
•ft)T
V
Black and Brown Suit Cases and Bags.
We have just added a
ehihIren’s departmunt
to our store. We es
pecially invite Moth
ers to call and let us
show our stock that in
cludes everything for
the little Miss from
one year to six years
of age.
Special Introductory
Prices
BAUMEL’S
Specialty Shop
sizes, values up to $5.00 for $3.95
Trunk, Large Size Wardrobe Trunk ..........................................
$48.00
SALE PRICES ON ALL NEW BATHING SUITS
Children’s Suits
black.
a 4*
a +
All wool.
.......
Red, navy, and
52.69 to $3.95
Ladies’ all wool Suits in plain and fancy colors.
Men’s und Boys' Suits, red, navy one and twopiece suits. All wool.
.... ..........$3.95
All sizes. Sjiecinl
New Flannels for Coats:— Rose, Green, White and Blue.
'
.................................. $3.95 lo $6.95
54 inches wide.
Sale p r ic e ........$3.19 yard
The Y owell Company
The Post Office Is Next Door to Us.
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bliption of $2,ld8,543,0U0.
While tiie conference was
rcoid of concrete results it markI the first step by Italy with re>xt to her debt und initiated conirsatoins which treasury offic
ii hope will proceed until negottion of funding terms. The amU»Jor cunferreq oily hoqr and
halt with Secretary' Mellon and
micr Secretary Winston, chairian and scCTCiary, respectivcly.
. .
..
I the American debt commission.
Baron do Martino’s mission wus
werstood to have been largely
|r tni purpose of ascertaining
t. Mellon's views, und there was
[frank discussion of thu problem
Ltd by Italy and the law which
Mines the terms which i t.can acipl from its foreign debtors. 'I he
Pbimdor is said tp iiavc elimi at the outset any thought
3i*v huvo rested in the minds
Mali that Italy’s moves hingi action by France,
e question of a moratorium
triod of delay being included
stand settlement was broachh thu Italian., envoy as well
it subject of an amortization
h>r reducing the principal a
in annual instalments und
sh of these indirect iuquir.
_ ot being
„
he American puliuy
knitnt as conditions permit was
tinted Baron do Martino was
an assurance that the oilicials
re desire to bo helpful und want
»id him in working out an
rrement on tho basis ot Italy's
-scity to pay.
treasury officials regarded the
husador's visit as of the ut-t importance. 'They were in;cd to look upon it as a move
italy in response to tho known
itude of the administration that
t lettk-nicnts should not bo furr delayed.
idler conversations between tho
(jury secretary ami Huron de
rtino are to follow, but it was
°*{‘d that thoro will be a conrraLI,- delay while the informui leathered by tho umbassador
itudietl by the officials of his
tnunent.
he ussuiuncc given by Baron’
1
o thut Italian moves on
funding of th at debt were in
wav considered to be rcluted
the French debt question protd a good etfcct on tho treas■ Htporta from Euro|>eaii cop1 to the effect that several
■or- of the American govern-
I
the Legislature, calling attention
to recommendations in his nd' ; ” 3 ?t , thc. opening of the ses
sion that suitable appropriation
Pe mndo to provide for installa
tion nnd equipment of industrial
nnjnta nt state institutions.
This recommendation was made
niter much thought was given to
,, subject,’ the message read,
and after it was thoroughly dis
cussed with the gentlemen com
posing tire board (of commissionera of state institutions). The moat
of maintaining these institutions
isenormous and is increasing an
nually.”
"The people of the state do not
abject to paying taxes for sup
port and care of the unfortunates
among us,” the message continued,
but if the burden can be reduced
and nt the same time the lives of
the inmates made happier, their
welfare advanced nnd they re
turned to society reformed or re
stored to health it would seem to
be good business on the part of
the state to install such industrial
plants as might prove satisfac
tory anil feasible.”
Inmates Total 5,000
"There are nt present more than
five thousand persons in the in-
Committee of DnsehullKnlhuslasts to Canvass City In
Campaign to Raise Enough
Funds for Club’s Operation
Decision to keep tho league
frnnehiso in Sanford and plans tor
raining money to guarantee the
club’s expenses for the remainder
of the season, were made nt a
meeting Tuesday night a t the court
house, which was attended by about
10 local baseba ll enthusiasts.
Inauguration of another enmpnign for public subscriptions to
tho baseball fund anil plans to get
the several eivic clubs to under
write u certain number of season
tickets were decided upon,
Forrest Lake was selected to act
a* chairman of n committee, which
is to canvass the city for donutioiis. Other members of the conitniltce arc: Floyd I’almcr, A. L.
Betts, It. A. Newman, W. C. 11ill,
W. J. Hardy, Frank Meiseh, L. IJ.
May, Judge W. E. White and Judgu
K. F. Housholder.
The committee was to havu started its work this morning but due
t.» tho rainy weather, it was do
ciilcd to postpone the campaign
until 10 o’clock Thursday morning,
Belief that Sanford people would
rally to the support of the bnsebull club was expressed by Mayor
Lake, Judge Housholder, Mr. jlill
and others. C. L. Britt, president
of tho local club, gave a report
showing that to date nppruximatejy £4,300 had been secured through
subscriptions and gate receipts
Uml that approximately $6,000 i:
needed to complete the rsonson.
Confidence in the team nnd its
ninnngenrcnt was also expressed by
several who addressed the gntherjng, it being generally conceded
that Sanford has ns good a club us
cun |)U assembled for the money.
Credit Men S e e k
One Hour Limit On
FirstStreetParking
Ffnp
> Minister llriand, who also is
•renilv, of the commission, with
[ *r.ic Minister Cuilluux to study
r ,**’bt funding problem thnt
ptous conversations were under
*v with tiie United States.
tlou.se To Ask Bryan
l*oSpeak On June Five
TALLA11ASSEE, May 27,—The
, l!t' of Representatives of tho
urnla Legislature today adopt
! “ S olution usxing Wm. J.
“ujouinnient Juno 5, the reno■'n being offered by Represcn*Vc loylor of Highlands, who
a wu-l. offered a concurrent res
| lun t" the same effect, which
*enal» refused to okay.
Sinclair And
Boiicny Reindicted
'illN’GTON, Muy 27.—Al• Fall, Edward L. Dohency
arry F. Sinclair, whoso in
nLi were tho result of the
mhd recently nnd wore dison technicality, were re
> today by a District of Co8rand jury.
IN LIQUOR CASE
ne case was triod in Mun;*>rt this morning, th a t of
in>ith, charged with pos>f liquor, lie was fined
• cost*. Smith wns arimiiay afternoon by Chief
bains and Motorcycle OfH. Beckwith when the ofdxed a bean crate In
»v said, wus packed five
of "moonshine.” ■
By Presbyterian Church In
ClosingHeatedControversy
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Party Heads W ant
To Avert Any Fight
A parking limit of one hour on I unveiling
First btreot between Oak ami San
ford Avenue* was ndvoented yes
terday afternoon at tho meeting of
the Sanford Retail Credit Mon.'*
Association, The City Commission
will be asked to pa a an ordinance
to this effect, according to Sccrc
Nutionnl Memorial Day, next
tary A. C. Carter. It wus pointed
out by the merchants that at pres i Saturday will also be “Poppy Day”
ent the parking spaces arc taken | in Sanford, according to the an
up l>y cars which remain ail day nouncement of Mrs. J. C. Benson,
and that housewives and others, chairman of the "Poppy Day” com
v. ho wish td park while they shop, mittee of the American Legion
have no place near the business Auxiliary, nnd poppies will bo sold
for the benefit of the fund for the
center.
,
The committee named to confer care of disuhlod soldiers.
Mrs. Benson is being assisted by
on the preparation of an ordinance
requiring reports of removals of Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. W. T.
furniture and other chatted* with Langley, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs.
in the city from one address to A. It. I'iatt and Mrs. W. D. Gurdi.
nor.
nnother, repot
to the City
This committee will direct the
hnd been pro
n.
j work of a large number of young
Commission f
insttructcd t o , women, who will sell poppies on
The secreta
is to b e ' the streets ami ut the ball puric
prepare blanl
v’ j Saturday afternoon, each par
used by those
| chaser of a poppy being asked Jto
accounts.
Thu association went on rcror l j wear tho flower during thu day.
suggesting 10 o clock n tho clos-1 “Pappy Duy” is held annually
1throughout tho country under the
ing hour on Saturday nights.
The secretary was Instructed Ho auspices of tho American legion
send n telegram to R cpresentstivic Auxiliary and other patriotic orH. s. McKenzie, of Pntnnm couni-1 ganizations of women, the money
ty approving his bill which if cni -1 thus raised being used in a iiernmitinerant | uent fund for the care of disabled
acted, would require
agents to pay » state license tax. soldiers in hospitals, nnd also for
Mo also was instructed to send tele- those found in need of assistance
grama to Representative L>I-‘ <> anywhere. Mis. Benson and her
Seminole and Senator Overstreet. committee are appealing to the
nf
district, osklng their eup- citizens of Sanford to purchase
flowers freely on Saturday.
Poppy Day Sale To
Be Held Saturday
By Legion Auxiliary
O ubw —Contract awarded foi
rmxtraction of road to Chattahoo
W ashington News
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--------------------------------------- Assembly Reiterates Belief
In Virgin Birth As Ncccs-i
House Passes Bill
sary (Qualification For Any
To Boost Salaries
One to Knle” Ministry
clothed, rhod and given medical
attention.”
It had occurred to him, the gov Representative Oldfield Is Beipk Groomed to Succeed
ernor saul, that a shoe fnctory
TALLAHASSEE, May ” 7.—
might be established a t one of
West Virginian; Committee The
pay of member* a t the
thot institutions of sufficient ca
To Meet Within 3 Weeks Florida Legislature would be
pacity to manufacture enough
increased from $6 to $10 per
shoes^ for all of them in the inday nnd the time of meeting
3i^ltu('on8. provided a ready marwould be change;! from April
*e t , *°r cow hides produced in
nnd May to September and Oc
H onda; a plant for manufactur
tober under provision* of a joint
ing automobile ILensc tugs nt
the prison farm, and much of the Chairman In New York T esti resolution introduced by’ Repre
sentatives Taylor of Hillsbor
statos printing, which cost $105,
fies In Suit Against Com ough nnd McKcnxio of Putnam,
000 the past year, could be done
mittee By A dvertising Firm which was received in the* house
a t the Boys’ Industrial School, he
by a CO to 18 okay vote today.
thought, at the same time giving
WASHINGTON. May 27.—
wholesome employment to the
Representative Win. A. Old
boys there.
field of Arkansas, chairman of
A cannery was suggested for
the
American Congressional
the State Hospital a t Chatta
committee will succeed Clem
hoochee.
Shaver of West Virginia as
An appropriation of $250,000
chairman of tho Democratic
was recommended from surplus
National Committee, it was in
funds derived front sale of lands,
dicated today, the change to
etc., of the internal improvement
be made within a few weeks.
board, the money not now being
Jockeying of various groups
needed for other purposes.
within the committee for lead
Great Britain. Italy and Japan
“I feel that 1 have submitted to
ership was said to have reveal
your honorable body for its con
Supported by Sntailed Dele
ed Mr. Oldfield aa a compro
sideration legislation of a con
gations,
Are Opposed to H.S.
mise
selection
after
Mr.
Shav
structive nature.” the message
Aim
to
Stop
Traffic In Gas
er
informed
the
committee
ho
concluded. "May I ask that you
would not retire until a har
give the m atter your early ami
mony candidate was found. '
GENEVA. Miiy_
Further
serious consideration. That it has
consideration of the American pro
merit is fixed conviction.’
posal to prohibit traffic in poison
gas was blocked Tuesday by the
military ami naval committee, a f
ter h ea te d debate.
chairman of the Democratic Na
Great Hrituin, Italy ami Japan,
tional Committee, and that Repre supported by minor delegations,
sentative William A. Oldfield of recommended that the league call
Arkansas, the present cluiirniun oj another international conference ns
the dcmcrnlic congressional com soon ns possible to consider vari
mittee, had been agreed upon ns ous aspects of chemical warfare.
nis successor. Party lenders mean Germany und tho United States,
while, are planning to have a meet Iwith the hnlf-hcarted support of
I). A. R. Arranges Program ing of tho committee, probably Franco favored Representative
I'or Ceremonies Marking within three weeks.
Theodore K. Burton’s resolution
Information that a compromise
Historic Spot of Pioneer
had been reported on the Demo He inclusion in the conforencs s
Period in Seminole County cratic national chairmanship cd- I ifinal
report of n resolution out
incidu with announcement by Mr I tawing gas entirely.
Oldfield of preliminary plaint ftfr
Tile Americans acquiesced, with
the fight to be conducted by the the reservation thnt they might re
Democratic party in the 11)20 con- surrect the issue ut a plenary ses
sion. They are expected to intro
duce n resolution outlawing gn.
warfare, merely to place the dole
! gations on record.
Tho chief argument advanced
in opposition was that, by prohih!Ring tho traffic in poison gas, the
Iconference would thereby recognize
jthu use of poison gns
....
(thu
gas. The .......
Jlritish
of tin: national euqueil but how oj Idelegates argued timt a future conwhen it wan to be accomplishml, 1ffcroticc would bo able to achieve
rumors have failed to disclose. complete outlawry.
Two or three groups within the
Tho fn-t remains, despite tho
committee have been jockeying nnd, idealistic utterances of various del
it is understood, the private con- egate s, that poison gas is consider
venations from timu to nine have ed one of the most powerful and
revealed no definite information.
effective offense weapons and that
Muv Avert Fight
neither France, Italy nor England
To the end Hint u chairman might i i willing to foreswear it while the
be found, exchanges have taken Italians aro alleged to possess a
place between representatives of ehemleal formula which is m bi to
Mr. .Shaver. William G. MrAduo be the most effective of any com
and Gov, Smith, und it uppeurx pounded since the war.
to leuders hero that a light over Thu American delegation is open
the national chairmanship can lie ly resentful of the turn of events
averted.
charges that steamroller met
Mr. Shaver, ns chairman of the and
hods have been employed in side
committee and manager for John tracking the Burton resolution. Its
W. D.ivis in tho Democratic presi numbers declare this was done
dential race, has been made the through four of tho Americans
target of criticism from within tho rteniing the league’s thunder, the
party on several occasions. Some
of the Democratic wheel horses Europeans being loath to give
Washington credit for abolishing
here insisted, during the winter gas.
uml the national committee ho re
Members of the league deny this
organized uml Mr. Shuver replaced, pointing
out Hint tho agenda is
but the chairman apparently thosu
cut uml that the question is
to hide his time until he felt that clear
the situation being
the threatened rumpus over the noii-rnrnputant,
identical
with
the
nun th at con
election of a chairman could bo
fronted Representative
Stephen
forestalled.
It wns perhaps significant that Porter of Pennsylvania in Ids fight
the opium conference.
knowledge of tho leuders’ plans for during
Representative Burton ia non
nil early meeting of the eomniitteo
followed closely on the visit of Mr. committal and declines to reveal
his plans. But lie luis intimated
McAdou, Tho former treasury .sec that
he is not "through.”
retary’s visit was described at tho
timu as purely personal, hut it liun
(Colinucd on pugo 2)
New York Church Is
Given a Hot Rebuke
Modernists Say Presbytery
Has Sole Right to Name
(Qualifications of Minister
COLUMBUS, «.. May 27— The
entire modernist-fundamentalist
controversy in the Presbyterian
church in the U. K. A. came to a
sudden and dramatic climax in
the denomination's general nsfcembly here Tuesday.
The governing body of the
church held that affirmation of
tins virgin birth nnd other Biblic
al miracle* is a necessary quali
fication for one to en ter its min
istry. It rebuked tho presbytery
of New York for licensing min
isters who do not so believe nnd
remanded two such cases for
settlem ent in conformity with
the stand.
The modernistic element in the
presbytery immediately offered
statements asserting that the pres
bytery itself i* tno solo agent in
determining qualifications of min
isters and declaring it would con
tinue to "stand on its constitution
al rights."
In the faci' of an apparent spirit
of rebellion among other liberals
in tho gathering. Dr. Charles It.
P.rdnmn, moderator of the nsscmbly, offered a resolution which
provided for the appointment of a
commission of tit teen to study tho
entire issue and teport back to
tliss next general assembly.
Commission Plan Adopted
It was adopted by an over
whelming vote, thus postponing
for an another year final settlement
of the issues involved.
The resolution asked for the
purity, ponce, unity and progress
1 Are Charged With
Murder of Fireman
Legion Campaign Workers Expect To
Subscribe Quota By Thursday Night
Citixcns are reported to be con
tributing to the fund in a generous
wny und tho legion member*,
workers say, are "giving until it
hurt*,” so anxious are they thut
Seminole be counted among tho
first counties in the stato in whicli
tho campaign is u success.
The drive for funds will con
tinue through Saturday, May 30
unless the quota is raised before
llmt time. Thu worker* report
many contributions which mean
real sacrifices by the givers and
the greatest interest is shown by
ail those approached,
Liquor Runners Off
For Southern Ports
HALIFAX,
-7.—7ui,
steamship* and 11 schooner*,
members of the liquor fleet
which p i t into Canadian ports
after the establishm ent of tho
United States coast
guard
blockade, have departed from
Halifax and Lunenburg and to
day are sailing for St. Pierre
and southern ports including
Havana, Nassau and Bermuda.
Six other vessels of the fleet
sailed In^t week.
Exchange Rate For
Pound jHas Big: Jump
LONDON , May 27.—Renewed
demand for Sterling exchange to.
duy mused the entile transfer rate
on New YorU to touch $1.8(5 7-1(5
tho highest point it has reached
since the war. Purity (or cable ex
change is 9I.K7,
No Word Received Of
Am undsenEUsworl'Ji
Party SinceHopping
Off Six Days Ago
Outlines
LIQUOR AND FISH Hammer
Plans For Relief
LAWS IS URGED World FlicrM ay Lend
Seminole County’s Grand Jury
Makes Only tw o Recom
mendations In Its Report
To Circuit Court Judge
"moonshine" liquor industry in
Seminole county und the preven
tion of seining nnd trapping of fish
were the only recommendations
contained in the presentment of
the grand jury, which was made to
Judge J. .1. Dickinson, of the Sev
enth Judicial Circuit this a fter
noon. The grand jurors according
ot the presentment, found satisfac
tory conditions in the various coun
ty institutions.
Two true lulls woro returned,
one against Essie May Brown, ne
gro woman charging mayhem by
the throwing of lye into the face
of her hustmiul ami one against
Alfonso Santo, charging larceny
of automobile.
It wus recom
mended that lie be tried ns n juve
nile delinquent.
During tile morning session the
court was taken u|i with the trial
of the civil action of Frank Hall
against P. D. Johnson. This nfternoon, the trial of Esse May Brown
on the charge of mayhem was
scheduled.
The presentment of the grand
jury w is an follows:
"Wo the grand jnrors respectfully present that we have carefully investigated all such inntters us
have been brought to our attention,
or l>v us deemed proper to lie Invchtigutcd. und in such cases where
tho evidence would ueom. in our
opinion, to warrant, we have found
'true bills' nnd in those eases
where in our opinion the evidence
would nut so warrant, wc have
Kiwaninns Against
Auto Stop Measure
Now Before Solons
Britain To Make No
Advances To Russia
LONDON',
May 27.—Foreign
Minister Chamberlain answering
questions today in tho House of
( ominous declared tin1 British Gov
ernment Imd no intention of resum
ing negotiations with Soviet ltu;>
nla. "I should, of course, consider
proposals made me but 1 Iiavc
Opponents of the Nickel Plate any
no
intentions
of initiating them.”
merger continued to build tlieir
case before I. C. C.
Prohibition headquarter' made
known plans for expanding the
present blockad » to the Pacific and
iuke waters.
ATLANTA, May 27.—Ed MePresident Coolidgc was said to
favor government aid for the Connell, radio artist and three oth
Amundsen expedition should it be er persons tmlny were charged
come necessary.
with murder as a result of the
Extension revision of grain und death of Howell Vurnadoo, young
grain products freight rates from city fireman yesterday in a road
Rocky Mountain territory to the house near Atlanta. Chief inves
Mississippi and territory east was tigator Plcnnio Miner suid lie
recommended by the Interstate doubted stories of Vurnadoo'a sui
Commerce C'ommlssior examiners. cide.
NUMBER 256.
PRICE FIV E CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1925
I’v a vote of Us members at the
noon luncheon today, tho Kiwaui*
Club refused to endorse the bill
now before the stale legislature
which would require automobiles
to come to a full stop before cross
ing any railroad track in this
state. The m atter was brought
before the club by tile safety com
mittee of tho organizntoin.
It
wus pointed out in the discussion
over the measure thut tho grade
crossing* should lie protected by
the railroads.
Thu eluli wus requested to ap
point n representative to co-op
erate with u citizen's committee
which has lust born formed in tho
various churches of tho city. The
object of the ismimittee, us stated
by It, (i. Puvey, is to co-operate
and work with the city officials.
Mr. Davey, as chairman of the
public affairs committee, was ap
pointed by Dr. Brownlee to rep
resent the club.
Muyqr Forrest l-uke naked the
co-operation of the Kiwaninns in
hacking those in churgo of San
ford* baseball team in their ef
forts to rnDe sufficient funds to
eurrv the tonm for the remainder
of tho season.
Several volun
teered to assist in the sale of seaacn tickets.
F. II. Wight, !«. J. Wilson and
Efforts In A ttem pt
To Save Expedition
Relief Plans Outlined
LOS ANGELES. May 27.—ria n s
for a seaplane expedition to search
. .
Diego,
night,
forme
who i
dash I
The
planes
mndin
cruisii
hours,
an Ku
could i
terdar
||0
likelih
bouts
the rt
ih„ n
down
Bad Month’s Supply
Amundson, Hammer believes, hod
with him sufficient supplies to last
hi.i party for u full month, which,
with cureful rationing, could be
made to stretch over a (10 day pe
riod, while the hulls of tho two
flying bouts would provide tho
party of six with shelter.
Hammer plans to follow the probnblu direction tuken by Amundsen
und leaving King's Bay, proceed
ing to thu ice b o rd e r and searching
nil territory en routo.
lie doubts thnt the Amundsen
party would attempt a march to
Greenland if their flying boats
have been damaged, since tho only
feasible means o f travel over tho
ice field would he on skis and two
members o f the expedition Ellisworth, the Americun, nnd the Ger
man mechanic are not ski-runners.
l.irut. NcNnn to Aid
SANTA .MONICA, Cal., May 27.
—Lieut. Arik Nelson, mainten
ance of the United Stutcs army
urnund-tlte.world flight Tuesday
consented to participate in or lend
siil to plans for a relief expedition
for the Amundsen north pole party,
providing tho air array -orvke can
lie obtained.
Lieut. Nelson is stationed a t tho
Douiflus aircraft factory here su
pervising n contract fur 755 of tho
world cruiser typo planes for tho
air service.
Celery-Feds To Play
Smokers On Home Lot
Latter P art of Week
The Celery-Feds will come horn
tomorrow for a three game scrie
with Tampa, and officials of th
club are urging the fans to tr.n
out so that the team may f;< ■
thnt it has the support of tho c:t
izens.
Nick Curler's bunch hus showi
good form at Tampu tho first o
the week, taking tho first gam
nnd losing the second, which wo.
protested. Tho team is playing bvl
ter ball than ever before, and th<
fans are predicting that the Ce!
erynien will leave the cellar with
in a few mure games.
50 Miners Entombed
By Explosion Today
RALEIGH, May 27.— Mor* than
MARKETS
27.—Wheat
July 1.60 H
7-\ to 1.18:
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FLORIDA TOMATO
CROP WORTH TEN S E C R E T A R I E S
MILLIONS YEARLY
P E A R M A N
P U Z Z L E
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A T T E N D
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Jo
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■M A Y S
Acrcngc Increases F m m
1H.0I0 In 1920 to 50,070 In
1924, According to Bulletin
Issued By the State Bureau
IS
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I L L ' T 0 ALL PR0PERTY
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o w n e r s o w n in g p r o p e r t y
E E T i
E T is hereby given th st the construction of the
treated asphalt pavement on tho following described streets in °
Court has been completed and the completed work has been ina *
accerpted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida.
. (Continued From Page One)
Tho following is the final estimate of the cost of paving follow
merce, of Washington, D. C., w ill1
in Rose LUUU
Court with a 5-inch
rock------base surface trea e<
speak on "The Secretary and H is ih g streets ...
— ----.
Job’ 'and Earnest M. Smith, man- with asphalt: Grand View Avenue, north from Sanford Avenue to Lily
n i / r r o f the* A m i » r i r n n A :if n n ir .h ; l<*
.
. . .
» » •«._
flrnm l
S t a t t A r - I S T k ^ 3 g S ? | c « . . . H u , * , St., from Sanford’ A v.nu. to
Court .n d « r .n d
Clubs, Their Organization and Xiew Avenue “South” from Sanford Avenue to Lil> Court p •
Work,” while Karl Lehman, sec- fcct in width Hibiscus Court and Lily Court paved a width of 32
OUT OUR WAY
By
/ s O V l SO O M 'S
OPENS. M IS MOUT m
- r ’ G P A B T mi& 8 0 *IE.)
sow %.TiCh v o o n
in Oo <Ch .
T—
Ilrndenton, May 20.—The toma
. $ 6,556.80
to acreage of Florida r.a - increas- ing
J
l.»«W «»»«
!» «»««««'
| 15-192 Cu. Yds. Grading @ 40c
ed from 18,040 acres in 1920 to 6 0 , 1 - Community
- Leaders.”
,
,
21.00
070 acre* in 1921, says a t a l w u n t ! „ fn« nnrt of women in the work °100 Sta. Yds. over-haul © lc
—
9,190.96
40
issued here by M. R. Ensign, en- the commerce bodies will be dis- 12190 Lin. Ft. concrete curb & gutter <&> «»>c
79.80
tomologist and plant pathologist i'H5Md. " t a lun€J;heo" on.Tuesday. 228 Lin. Ft. flush curb @ 35c
r the Florida Agricultural
tL j...i ,....i Exten I TW Woman Secretary.
will be
of
9.731.01
w
fhe subject of Miss Elizabeth 12804 Sip Yds. rock base 5-inchcs thick © 7Cc
sion Service.
219.30
Quaintance, secretary of Lake
The announcement al •» pointed Wales Chamber of Commerce. 7.11 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns © 30c —
3,83-1.90
out thnt tho annual income deriv- i i r w . T w i , , . l ' ’S
:
yd., iu rf.e e lr o .tm c « @ 30c
} rr» 1
420.00
j wl from the tomatoes raised in will have for her subject “ Training I
Type A Inlets © $35
120.00
Florida notv average $ 10,000,000 Secretaries”. Mrs. W, F . Block- 4
Type B Inlets © $10 ••••••••••••••••*■
which is $2,OMO,OOo greater than man, of Orlando, president of the!
84.00
hi
\<-S
6*
Lin. Ft. 0-inch drain pipe laid © 50c
the grots income of its nearest Florida Federation of Women's! I'.?
1,642.20
Lin F t. 12-inch Storm sewer @ 1.05
competitor, celery.
C lub, will discuss “ Women's Club?
:;oo.oo
p7
G
Manholes 4-G @ $50.00 .......... ....... ..
The averages ncreaco for the anti Chambers of Commerce.”
r•
65.00
four years, it is stated, is ten
1
Manhole G-8 .... .....
/v
times that of celery but ttio re
285.00
2851 I.ln. Ft. .‘l-incli drain tile at $100
turn per acre of celery is $1,877.80
133.95
1780
Ft.
BM
lumlier
in
trenches
@
$75
...
T3
and that of tomatoes is 297.50.
M 't Mi\l>£
19.26
Extra work ..........................................
Re pile this diffi-ionce the leturn
.
105.05
l per aero the tomato crop is raid to lv Illw C l
Laboratory Inspection of materials
It would be tuther unfair to give you a hard start on a cross 1t o the greatest economic truck pro.
661.19
Advertising,
legal
expense,
etc.,
2
per
»*3t
word puzzle. So the unkeyed letter in tho second horizontal word j duct of tho state.
Addenda to Rose Court, Sanford, Florida
OSLOW, Norway, May 20— A
. 1,658.77
Is furnished you. The rest being keyed with vertical words, you
Engineering 5 per cent .....................................
monument
to
the
memory
of
llrigCourt
According
to
Mr.
Ensign,
the
87
Inc.
112
ought to he able to get it.
$35,430.62 Ro.'o
Total cost ......................................................
..................
...............
. susceptible
......
........to
.. adier General liana Megg. thu Nor| tomato
crop
is more
89
Inc.
Court
Roso
HORIZONTAL
At that time.
73
disease than any other other truck jwegian commander of tho FifTo be borne by adjacent property except cost of paving adjacent Roso Court Inc.
1. To lice from filth,
I emails of the same parent pioduct of Florida. The percent- [teenth Wisconsin regiment who
91
87
7. landing stages or wharves
age.
93
age of lots is also said to be o x - I fell nt tho battle of Chicamaugn, parkway in center of Ilisbiscus and Lily Courts which iz assessed as an Rose Court Inc.
76
(tinkeyed letter h.)
Apart.
trembly heavy, one of the reports (Will lie unveiled here this summer addenda under resolution No. 12G.
95
Rost* Court Ire.
90
13. Place of public content.
Valued.
4881.2
of the Bureau of Plant Industry «f during the celebration of the cen- Number of feet frontage on 21 ft. pavemeent ..
Ir.c.
Court
97
n . To scorch.
The unhappy party at a card tlie United States department
Roso
70
tenary
of
the
first
Norwegian
im1109.3
15. Kiln to diy hops.
Number of feet lot frontage on 10 ft. pavement
game.
99
Rost* Court Inc.
Agriculturo,
plucing
the
loss
at
a
p
!
migration
to
the
United
States.
170
2448.0
17. Mistake.
Seated.
int>.-:inmtuly 75 tier cent nf tho crun. j * flP Htatuo is li> U- erccte.1 in Number of feet parkway frontage ...
109
Rose Court Inc.
70
19. Ixing slippery fb h (pi.)
To ht in.
$3,902
Assessment
per
foot
of
21
ft.
paving
Inc.
110
Couit
Rose
21. To employ.
Mmliiil displacement of tho
70
Mr. Knslcn
;X i T i f c " t f / ' ^ b iilta i
2.9264
n t a t e s t liisiaHo that nffcits the j
r,|nt.t, jt| j u)y nn,| nn,j wj)| Assessment (ier foot frontage of 16 ft paving
22. College councils.
heart.
111
Rose Court Inc.
70
21. Advorldal negative.
Gossiped.
FRED T. WILLIAMS. City Engineer.
t"inntoe *1 l he linillR-utl lust, which j)0 a ttendcd by King Hankon.
112
Rost* Court Inc.
70 ’
_______ ’____________
not only does the damage from its '
25. Seventh musical note.
Interior.
DESCRIPTION
113
Roso Court Inc.
effects hut also puts the tomato
26. Something to gossip to.
70
I larbor.1.
as to open it for
27. To apply one’s self.
A cent.
in such n condition iih
111
Rose Court Addition to Sanford, I-la.
Rose Court Inc.
70
other diseases that produce decay.
29. Point of compass.
Flower enntninc m .
115
Inc.
Rose
Court
70
Feet
Width
30. Proclamation.
Fanciful wav of saying yes.
To conduit the nn'ilhmd rust and
116
('on rt Inc.
Rose
70
32. Modem enthusiasm.
Sheltered.
iithi-r diseases, the Hpecinliat ad
Front
P’ment
NAME
Lot
:i-i. To fluctuate.
What’s wrong with other
vim-. the uni of 1-1-50 Bordeaux
117
Rose Court Inc.
70
39.6
S. Pulcxtnii
24
3
so. Slight depression.
folk-’ children.
Mixture as a spray to lie applied
118
Inc.
Rose
Court
70
To
warble.
37.
120
To loiter.
Mrs. A. E. Hill
24
in a Hyatemutic maimer.
4
119
Roso Court Inc.
70
89. Sailors.
Bradenton, May 26.—Immediate I-’orrest Ixike & Key
(iicat r age.
5
80
24
40. A blow on the nose.
spraying of the citrus groves of
Court Inc.
120
I.iiinl positions.
Roso
70
11
85
24
41. Homes of birds.
this section to prevent to rapidly Forrest Ixike & Key
plied timithi-r' affairs.)
121
Roso Court Inc.
70
137.4
42. Pace.
7
24
: Pleading rust mite, is the advice A. I„ Betts
To ill ink delicately.
122
Inc.
Roso
Court
70
-II. To make reparation.
I cgi mlary bird.
givi n by Ed l„ Ayers, county ag John Schirnrd
201
9
21
46. Nat ns much.
127
Roso Court Inc.
80
Twelve.
ricultural agent, who has just com
76
11
24
Tim Kiwnniann Im.idmll team pleted a tour of the citrus grove:, F. E. Roumillat
49. A very gay foreign city.
Got up.
128
Inc.
Roso
Court
100
13
16
was victurimis yesterday after- of th<- county in company with .i B. W. Andersou
51. Sneaky.
Sins.
129
Roso Court Inc.
100
m.oii ovir the Knights of Colum group of leading growers.
52. An amlicr-lilm substance.
I'nr frill4 tlml.
W. C. Hill
16
75
15
Inc.
130
75
Rose
Court
bus
by
a
score
of
-t
to
3.
The
53. Pal of either.
Implements (nr washing
Mr. Ayres stated that rust mite Harry Wnlsh
16
21
146 2
51. To assist.
game wa •. called nt 5:31) o’clock could In- combatted, if the growers
floors.
131
Inc.
Lose
Court
<
55
W. C. Hill
21
155.7
17
and went for seven innings,
56. Fish polo.
I’ythniical swing,
would give prompt and strict a t
Court
Inc.
132
100
Rost*
1 he lineups were ns follows:
16
57. Toward.
70.7
17
in i.upplj your .stomach with
tention to the groves.
He said W. C. Hill
133
Co
Roso Court Inc.
58. Anger.
McCnll
Amons that such work would assure brigli*. T. W. Jones
work.
18
116.2
24
Cliapnian
)0. Practice of religious contra
Rive fruit next season.
I' iglil nainng nations.
Inc.
134
Court
100
Rose
Henry Deas
19
21
155.7
lliitcliin-oin
llooleluin
vorsy.
.
The family bread winner.
According to the county agent,
135
100
Roso Court Inc.
16
19
70.7
Lning
S. Jones lie found considerable numbers of Henry Dens
Constellation.
To accomplish.
The
above
and
foregoing
final
assessment
are
payibk1
llehout
Bell the parasites in the groves that lie R. It. Dens
Instrument similar to harp.
21
16
75
Steele
Pope and the growers visited. He suy.i I.i-ak ti Caleb nigh
Ciphers.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S
interest
up
to
JU
N
E
15,
1925
nml
from
and
after
such tn|
16
75
23
lolili
Rotunda
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
A small bunch of straw.
speciul
assessments
will
be
payable
only
in
fifteen
equal
i
16
25
75
Mi« h-ll
Britt can lie stopped, the trees are quick Rose Court Inc
Violent seizures.
a
stnllments
with
interest
at
8
per
cent
per
nnnunt
en
all
dtfnsil
Byrd
Treadle.
Smith ly sprayed with sulphur. It was Rose Court Inc.
16
75
27
HO [R]( :| i
U4L; f i O
Far away.
meats.
I.r.ura
P.
Caldwell
29
explained
that
on
small
tracts
a
75
16
Made a noise as high spirit- I Minfiif if it
hand du iter of the bellows type Laura 1*. Caldwell
16
75
11
Witness my Hand as City Clerk and the Seal of theCtji|
ed horses do.
would give good results in case a
O I aii i 11 n
J.
K.
Wathen
31
16
75
ford,
tliia Hth day of May A. D., 1925.
VERTICAL
grower does not own a power
jf|Q jl r. ■ (
V. K. Douglas
16
35
75
Struck (slang.)
L. R. PHILIPS, CityGbI
duster.
To relievo.
The headway thnt the rust mite V. K. Dougins
10
37
75
TALLAHASSEE, May 20.—En
Publish
May
12,
19,
26
and
June
2
and
9th.
Skill.
largement and extension of powers has made was attributed to the Rose Court Inc.
16
39
52
Point of compass.
of railroad commissioners of Flor long spell of dry weather. The Rose Court Inc.
39
24
23.6
To Jeer.
ida in order to give them authori agent made assurance thnt there
y Q u jL
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY Oil
To merit.
41
21
72
ty to regulate motor bus traffic is was no need of alarm if the grow- Rose Court Inc.
To discolor or stain.
i
rs
would
licgiu
spraying
immedi
Rose
Court
Inc.
provided
in
a
hill
introduced
in
tilt*
•13
24
72.3
r Jj^i i f o W N E t J H r B F t n
TEEN'TII STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO N
Weights of containers.
'canto today by Senator M. (). ntely. Delay the spraying though, Rose Court Inc.
•II
24
26.3
Measure of urea.
AVENUE, FIFTEENTH STREET FROM SANFORD «1
Overstreet of Orlando. Licenses he aid, and the lu it mite will uf’ ml E
45
What Eskimo homes or.1 mad . HU ' ' •:*'* f*iL 1 •
21
90.6
to HtK'li transportation companies 1L’*'t the eitru fruit so ns to great- Ruse Court Inc.
TO MAGNOLIA AVENUE, SIXTEENTH STREET FWII
of.
" • J o l :*
Rom- Court Inc.
•17
210
21
would he issued for four years, *>' reduce the price next season,
FORD AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA AVENUE.
the hill provides.
Rose Court Inc.
50
160.1
21
R. A. Newman
51
21
150.3
Notice is hereby given th at the construction of the a'phlj
it.
A.
Newman
51
16
nient on Fourteenth Street from Sanford Avenue to TV-*-1
1*«. I.e. , , rl
a n - n/iii
i'Y lillS It) IVi'llUL'U i \ I i* /I
f|y
rj
90.7
It. A. Newman
52
16
70.7
nuc, Fifteenth Street from Sanford Avenue to Magnolia
It. A. Newman
52
Sixteenth
Street from Sanford Avenue to Magnolia Arena hi|
24
135.7
ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.
Rose
Court
Inc.
53
24
completed,
and the completed work has been finally accfftdI
247
i he Boulevard nml Bay Land and
t a i .l a h a s s k c T liny 2, - i . „ , H , S h e s t l ! > S e c t i o n
Compiled mid Prepared ex 1Development Company Inis entered •I"r provisions of House Joint reso
It.
(’.
Maxwell
51
16
70.7
City
Commission
of the City of Sanford, Florida.
clusively for The Sanford Her mit for $75,060 against A. I’. Av- lution introduced by Representative I l>A5 I ON A, May 20.—Accom
It.
f
.
Maxwell
51
21
panying
tho
establishment
of
u
136.7
ald by tho Hanford Credit As eiy, of thi* city, former treasurer
The following is tho Final Estimate of the cost of
McKenzie of Putnam ptoviiling for .uni -m take .scenic canal three Rose Court Inc.
sociation.
65
21
135.7
of tin I'onipaiiy. The complaint al- an niiiemlmcnt to the constitution,
lowing
streets 2-1 feet In width w ith sheet asphalt un » 6-^1
55
16
70.7
li-gi-H that Avery issued slock in it would not ho necessary for tin* twenty feel deep, the big construc Rose Court Inc.
ha-*-,
Fourteenth
Street from Sanford Avenue west to l’»*B6a|
MAY 26
56
tho amount of $75,000 which lie calendar of legislature to lie crowd tion crew nt Daytona Highlands, John l.i-oiianly
16
75
nuc,
Fifteenth
S
treet
front Sanford Avenue west to Magnet-1
No. Amount did nut pay for. Awry states thill 'll with multiplicity of local laws. Florida's suburb of hills and lakes, Rose Court Inc.
57
16
75
It. E. Conveyanccj
n 3,00(1.110 lie was given the stock, person Tho resolution provides for en- is working at record speed on an Rose Court Inc.
and Sixteenth Street from Sanford Avenue west t*> Msgnolitli
58
16
75
Mortgages
2,80(1.011 ally by E. M. Elliott for services nrlm cnt of general laws under 18-hole golf i-ourse among these
1
1520 Cu. yds. Grading (o> 10c .............................
59
Satisfaction of Marl16
75
| rcrnlci ed.
which .towns could ho incorporated scenes at the highest point mi the Rose Court Inc.
1150
Sta.
yds.
overhaul
(«>
le
.....
...........................
gagcB
GO
.000.00
defendant claim* that the and chnrters of towns could he Florida E n d Coast; and before the Rose Court Inc.
16
75
2.i 11 I.in. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 76c
Partial Satisfaction
i -.nit is the outgrowth of lii. refits- amended without each inenrpora- present month ends will have he- Rose Court Inc.
61
16
75
of Mortgage
I . i .iO.OU 1(| l(1 rlllu.t jon | | K. ,ajL. ,,f ||u.
379 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c .............................
tio" or charter amendment having, gun one of the most unique de- Rose Court Inc.
62
16
75
!o
he
passed
upon
by
the
legisht
-1
signed
and
largest
club
houses
in
piny
to
anotiier
-yinlienland
in*
2887
Sq. yd*, rock base @ H0c ......................
•» 5,700.00
Bank Kuptcy Deed
63
16
75
! Florida. This with the intention Rose Court Inc.
tiling iippliralioii for an liijuue- lur*'’
28H7
Sq. yds. 2-inch sheet asphalt top 65 1.02
Release of Jiidgcnu-nl 7
83.30 11.>li Mime lime ago to prevent the
that the course shall be ready for Rose Court Inc.
61
16
13
Municipal court
8
.30.00 •ale. lie says the suit will giv •
2190
Sq. yds. concrete alley returns @ 30c —
play by world-known professionals Rose Court Inc.
(55
16
75
State nml County Li
..
...
.
and h is .skilled golfers before teem- Rose Court Inc.
mi oppm luitily to make puldie tin1790
I.in. ft. 3-inch drain tile </i) $100 per M.
06
censes
16
1
75
7.75 atfuirs of the company.
IN a n t e O l
111 I M e x i c o thmisnndK from the north begin
gin
Laboratory
inspection of m aterials ....................
Birth** Recorded
rtr
1
67
16
lu lling Floridawurd in the late Rose Court Inc.
III
It
Advertising,
legal expense, etc., 2 per cent
Plumbing pviiiiiln
129.00
68
16
75
TALLAHASSEE, Mny 26.—Rep- ^ l11 a," ' wl" ,or* 'S P‘“ * "» nil Rose Court Inc.
Marriage l.iceare-i
1
Engineering,
5 per cent .........................................
r« vntntivv W hitaker of llillsbar- »•*' * • ‘ ‘ f «l« v. l.,|.iiic.,,t work will Rose Court Inc.
69
16
75
Dlsluinorvd chuck
(
55.85
• ugh today introduced in the hmisi b»* increased during the summer, Rose Court Inc.
f*r
Til
16 .
ill
...... - M
by request, n bill providing the and a major portion of the tract Rose Court Inc.
Total Cost
Warranty Denis Filed.
will
l>e
iurcadineHS
for
home-build
71
16
56
i-liuiiging of tin- name of th.* Gulf
PA RIM, May 26.—M. II >rger, of Mexico to Gulf of Florida. Tie* ing in a short time.
Rose Court Inc.
71
21
To be borne entirely by adjacent property owner*.
Sanlanta iiivestutvnL Gompany
142
U bile establishing an unusual Rose Court Inc.
treasurer
of tin* l-n-uch Royalist m atter, according to capital oldto Mrs. Mary P. Harris for lot lit,
4
M
16
Number
of feet frontage
......... ............ .....................——
70.7
for development along pure
block 7 of Snnlnnt.i Hubilividim. I I'ngut*. was today shot tlimogli timci.i, h:u been before the legis record
Rose
Court
Inc.
72
21
Assessment
|H-r
foot
frontagu
..................
ly
utilitarian
lines,
the
Daytona
149.3
the head, pel Imp fatally, in a null lature at various times for the past
Amnunt of Htnmpa $.1.
Roso
Court
Inc.
Highlands
Company,
controlled
and
73
way
Mution
by
an
unknown
asHuil21
150
10
years
or
more.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, E
Irene L. Sweeney to Brittle
managed by representatives of tho I. is** Court Inc.
74
21
Sweeney for lot 21, block 17 ..( ant, who escaped.
63.9
S.
A.
Lynch
Entcrpri*.Finance
DESCRIPTION
Crystal Ixtke Winter llom -s sol 75
24
60.3
l orpnrutioii, is paying equal at- Rose Court Inc.
ilivinion in section 9, township 2tt,
E.
It.
Trafford's
Map, Sanford
Rose
Court
Inc.
76
21
60
To
l N 'r l m i h l o
V'"11"11 tu aesthetic beauty, and
smith range 30 ea»t. No slumps.
Feet
®
‘ W U O l l l H t I j I l O r i a thoiisunds of dollars are Is-ing
Rose
Court
Inc.
..
spent
77
24
55
(!. II. Bead to Otto Levey for
•u planting trees , shrubs and Roso Court Inc.
NAME
Front
78
lots 11, II. 15 of block 5 of Whit
24
55
PARIS, May 26.—Abdel-Krim, flowers in many varieties.
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 15 Tr. 1
comb’s second addition to Gum-.
Rose
Court
Inc.
79
24
Ritfian
chieftain,
Ims
reilouhleij
55
Daytona
Highland*.
through
Celeiy movement, .May 25.
vn.
<
hri.-i Blnnis & A. P. Courakis, Lot 10 Blk 15 Tr. 1 ID
prepurntions f..r a new battle irt which the Daytona I Cola Highway Rose Court Inc.
81)
21
55
i 'hicago
117
which he hopes to throw 10,0(10 - will pass across tit-.- s!
-Meisch
Realty Co., Ixit 1 Blk 16 Tr. 1
1
Rose
Court
Inc.
81
24
55
Wi-.ycross
men aguinst defending forces in I ties to lie thv growth marvel of j Rose Court Inc.
117
rO
r
D. T. MacCartney, Lot 5 Blk 1C Tr. I
Total
82
21
D
French Morocco, according to lal-. Florida's presciilduy development
117
Meisch
Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 16 Tr. 1
Rose Court Inc.
■*t advices.
' era.
83
21
45
117
Meisch Realty Co., lait 10 Blk 16 Tr. 1
Rose Court Inc.
Tlu- Somiiiolu County Fiduration
HI
21
171
117
of Women's Clubs met with ChuThe Winning Combination
Meisch Realty Co., Lot l Blk 17 Tr. 1
Rose Court Inc.
85
16
90.7
luota club and the Parenl-T* uclur
117
Rose
Court
Inc.
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 17 Tr. I
86
16
75
Association on Saturday, May Pi
icous«rr vHXftriruD
C.owiiiK Mash Rose Court Inc.
117
^
r
U- W. Clark, Lot 6 Blk 17 Tr. t
88
nt tl.e srhonl auditorium. Informal
16
to
117
discussions by niembets ami piano
D. W. Clurk, Lot 10 Blk 17 Tr. 1
Laying Mush Rose Court Inc.
91)
1G
75
117
zeleetiuns by Mrs. Toler, of SanD. R. Bri.ison, I.ot 1 Blk 18 Tr. 1
Rose
Court
Inc.
92
16
75
Scratch Feed
fM d. featured the mi inlng
h
117
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 18 Tr. 1
Rose Court Inc.
91
16
75
Luiieh wn« served at 12:10 to
231
Feeds
That
Pay
T
heir
Way
Public School, Lots 5 & 10 Blk 16 Tr. i
Roso Court Inc.
96
16
more than fifty club member*, umi
75
117
Ruse Court Inc.
Meisch Realty Co., Ix*t 1 Blk 17 Tr. 2
the afternoon uvssion was dovoteil
98
16
65.7
(live
ns
an
ot»p<
I'tnnity
to
prove
that
these
feeds
are
superior.
117
to business m atters. A mid-sumEd Higgins
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 17 Tr. 2
100
21
90
Your Muitcy Back If You Are Not Satisfied.
nter culled meeting wus voted so
117
Rose Court Inc.
lot
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 17 Tr. 2
21
63.1
that thu work will be further ad
117
Rose Court Inc.
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10 Blk 17 Tr. 2
102
24
vanced nt tbu September meeting.
t>.i
117
Roso
Court
Inc.
103
Meisch
Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 18 Tr. 2
21
T. E’. Elisey mnde a business
70
as
117
visit to Chuluotn Wednesday.
Roso Court Inc.
lo t
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 Blk 18 Tr. 2
24
70
■
-,-abi*
Mr. H ogan visited Mr. nml Mr-.
Rose Court Inc.
105
21
The
above
and
foregoing
final
asseonnent*
are
f**.
u
70
J. E. Snyder Monday amt Tuesday.
Roso Court lec.
106
24
interest up to June 15th, 1925 and from and after such *
■
Phone 539
70
Mr. Hogan is investigating desir
Rose Court Inc.
107
able investments in land for hit
21
c:al assessments will bo payable only in ten equal anno*
■
70
mother nr.d himself,
Rose Court Inc.
108
21
Myrtle Ave and 1th St.
with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all defun*1- P-* j f l
17
Mr.i. Ilincbaugh an-* her ihiugh* ■
O1
Rose Court Inc.
121
duo. \V. Sneed
Y\ itness my hand ns City Clerk and tho Seal
,^L
ter, Ml'* Lula C arter rave return
Roso Court Inc.
124
24
ed to Chuluotn to live. They will
81.2
310.81 f ,nl. Florida, this 9th day of May, A. D.. 1925.
0*125
Marketing njrent for Seminole Roso Court Inc.
Improve tho tv.euty-acre
tract
21
80
312.16 j
L. R. PHILIPS* ^
portheast of the town,
Cuuuly Poultry Association Roso Court Inc.
126
21
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To Prince’s Incarceration
In Institute For The Insane
R ains Expected To
B ring Anthracnose
To F lorida Melons
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w i n I’o l i o s s k y .
IN CIIANCKUY
l e o r a o t j It;
turen ce
s k y , A.
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F oster,
H aynes,
I* K o r A. KoF-
I». K W n y . a n i l N a t
C o y n i x a n d r a r h o f t h e m . If l i v
i n g . n m l If d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m l.*tarnl M. Chubb, Complainant,
l n « I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e
VF.
m i s e * I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , n s h e i r s ,
John
llolrlen.
If
living,
etc.,
el
als.,
d e v isee s, t r r n n t e r s n r o t h e r c l a i m
GAINESVILLE, May 27.—“With
iJefenilants.
a n ts u n d e r I h e said J u l i u s M olunr.
the coming of the rains which have
k b it T«» q u ir t t i t i . k.
J u l i u s A. J l o l n u r . H e n r y W n ld n o R u i ,
O r d e r I ' o r I’lilillcnlIon.
helped crops wonderfully in the last
II e n r y W n l d v a j r e l , C h a r l t o n J o n e s ,
Hnving quarreled with another frw days, will almost surely come ]
‘ LONDON, May 27.—Wine, woAt. M e n to n . WHIIInm K a c r t o n B l n - ,
‘Tncn and none—too much wine, too pretty actress, he made disparag anthracnose of watermelon’.” says Tl1*'
c o la It a u t e r , lia llv ld u a lly a n d
ns'
1?*a.
t r u s t e e f o r C h a r l o t t e B o u t r in s * l n many women and too much »ong— ing remarks about her. She ap
r- n s lR n , e n t o m o l o K iflt nnil r|**nd. nil purtit** clnlm lnK In te r c u t * i*IB. M. l t d I Lit H u n t e r ,
tiliu rlo tte
have led to the roynl bad egg of peared a t the Bear rcstnurant in plant pathologist of the Florida ag In tin- lim its a n i l p r e m i s e s l i e r e l i
E io u c h i s s I n n l i s . W e i r I n t tl l s . C h a r
Europe. Prince George, of Jugo Belgrade and publicly horsewhip ricultural extension service. “The a f t e r «te«erll»eil i i i i il r r t h e s a i d J o h n l o t t e I). «I. I i i k I is . I*. J . H a r t l e y . J r . .
s e ; a ll N e ttle Itu h l. Itrla e t M a c k ey , a ls o
s l a v , being locked up in n private ped him. Of course, she was a r only preventative 13 to spray it th l l o l i l e i i . d e c e a s e d , oI nr t eortehset rs w iIn
t h o k n o w n a s M e t tl e A t n c k e y , .Ma r k if
madhouse wheru hereafter he will rested, hut the national feeling melons with Bordeaux mixture, p1' anrdl ise sa n d•■ialminif
p r o m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r tle - I t u s s e l l , I t l I z a h e t h I t u s s i d l , H a n n a h
was
on
her
side
and
the
m
atter
Itn sse ll. M n r e n r e t
not be nhlc to trouble the serenity
,i • r.n
.......... >*•■ t - ! — ’’ ! i - . r r l l ' o d Mti.fee V - i n e v \ Hnt<f.*rv , 1 , . H r ..n o u n M a r v
ei i s e d . o r o t h e r w i s e , a n d a l l o t h e r H i n d u * a n d J a m e s l i l a s l u s , h e r h u s
r.* h b Tcyn! brcthc.*, King Alexan has J i l c m i l / dropped.
adds.
b
a
n
d
.
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y
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m
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t
h
a n d H e n ry S m ith ,
p
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t
h
e
It in estimated he proposed m ar
der, whose throne he should renlly
l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e h e r h u s b a n d . K lh-n Q l r k a n d C h a r l e s
Mr.
Ensign
is
very
anxious
that
riage
to
n
l
least
10
pretty
women
be occupying,
|» lck . h e r h u s b a n d , C a r o l i n e M a u n
scribed :
her
husband,
It a p p e a r i n g b y t h e s w o r n I d ll n m l B d t v n r d Kirun,
That’s tho real truth behind the] He was the universal lover, pny- all growers who are not already
n n a W e l s h a tnl W . J . W e l s h , h e r
of
c
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
t
h
e
r
e
i
n
t
l
m
l
y
o
u
m
a
y
actually shipping melons, take tie I n t e r e s t e d In t h a t c e r t a i n t r a c t A
( communique recently ismitd by the Ing court to girls of all nations.
husband.
C a th e rin e
llo tan d
and
Jugo-Slavian premier:
I The climax of his career came steps to protect their crop. The of l a n d s i t u a t e In S e m i n o l e C o m i I < apt P o l a n d , h e r h u s b a n d . C a t h e r
"In view of the state o ' henlth o f ! when his valet mysteriously died melon crop is not large enough to t y . F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r i b e d a s f o l ine T a b b nn>l C h a r l e s A. T o h h . h e r
h u s h u n d . J o h n H. H a l l. ( J e o r R e it.
Prince George, elder brother of There were sinister rumors con cause nn early flood of the m ar l o wT sh.e t So -nwu tl ht ;e n s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e
F o s t e r , J a m e s A. M a r v i n . L a u r e n c e
. King Alexander, which in such that nected with this and in 11HW Prince ket this year, und prospects for a
H a t t i e s . A I,. K o r v l n I’o h o s s k y . A.
N o rth w est Q u a r te r
o f H ectlon
I, K o r w l n t 'r i h o s s k y a n d C o n r a d A.
2H. T o w n s h i p 21, i'.e utti, ItiiDRO
in 11121
he urgently needs a change in the George, to the relief of the nation good price are bright.
K o r v l n I ' n h o s s k y . h e r h u s b a n d . B.
Mast.
manner of his life and being put was induced to renounce his rights more than 15 per cent of the mel y o::i>.
u a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h e r e b y I., W a y , a n i l N a t I ’o y n t x , a n il e a e h
, under thu constant supervision of to the throne.
ons in 110 inspected cars were lost r u r r m n n d e i i a n d r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r o f tin in d e c e a s r i l . o r o t h e r w i s e ; a n d
For a time he lived quietly in re in transit due to anthracnose. Many to s a i d hill o f e n i n p l a l u t a t t o e ••ll o a r t l e s c l n l m l n K I n t e r e s t s In t h e
a doctor, the kind has indicated,
prem ises
I n v o l v e d In
c o u r t h o u s e In H a n f o i d . H e n illio lu l a n d s a n d
under the roynl family law, a place tirement. When the first Balkan more were lost in the field.
I ' o u n l v , F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y , t h e . in i* s u i t n s h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , i t r a n war
broke
out
he
asked
for
a
com
of permanent residence for Prince
o r •o■t hmenr c l a i m a n t s u n d e r M r s .
Mr, Ensign emphasizes the fol f i r s t d a y o f J u l i e , lli2a; o t h e r w i s e i, t.•■e.■e■s• ,,,
llam a
George and appointed n special doc mand hut was refused, and was lowing points in regard to niithrac- I s a i d h i ll w i l l h e t a k e n a s c o n f e s s - ' Meorire I t n s s e l l <w h o s e
oil
b
y
y
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u
.
s
a
i
d
Idll
o
f
c
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
t
Is
u
n
k n o w n ) . Airs. B e n n l s C llensop
grretlv *-cirage,! when his younger
tor.”
,io*o
control.
t w h o s e R i v e n n a m e Is u n k n o w n I,
h
a
v
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All of which means—exit Prince brother, the present King Alexan
•if ' l l l l e l l u R t i t l e l o I h e nhoVO do* a n d Al. J. M a e k e v . a n d e a c h o f Iher.i
First of all, do it now.
George from the European scene. der, was given an army. Then he
s c r i b e d I r n c i o f l a n d In i h e c o r n - d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; a n d nil m h Use
a
pressure
of
175
to
200
p a r t i e s c ln i m li i K I n t e r e s t s In t h o
, It’s tho most amnxing tale in the Comnlnined that he was not given pounds and cover the entire plant, lt IjiIII 111!Istit. f nI.rellhaenrd oM.r d eCr he ud b b t. h a t t i l l s .-r
la nils a n d p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d e
history of modern royalty. Up to an allowance compatible with his under and over.
o r d e r lie p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r s c r i b e d . s i t u a t e hi H e m ln n l c C o u p *
- about 1905, when he uttnined his rank and position. He wrote let
e l R h t i iit i s e c u l 1Ve
w eeks
In T h e ’ t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w t :
Spray
again
ten
days
later,
us
F
a n f n r d IP r a i d , a n e w s p a p e r p u l l - i T h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h o
ters
to
the
Belgrade
pape
rs
attack
I majority—18—he was almost a
ing the name 1 1-50 formula of lltdied In D e m l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r
N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f H e c t l o n *1.
model prince. lie was tho oldest ing the royal family.
ida.
T o w n s h i p 21 H n u th . I t a n n e .10
For a time his brother confined Bordeaux mixture.
. son, and heir to the Serbian throne,
B U N K A N B <U t l i K K K B , t h i s t h e
Must, i l e s s i l o l n a r ’u
A d d itio n
ill si d a y o f M a r e l i . It‘2.'i
lie was the apple of the eye of his him to residence in Nish. Released
to l.oriKWond, F l o r i d a , m i d t e s s
llie i ll
V. H. B tlC fll.A M S ,
Bclhournc—
Guerin
Bnlliling
Httpt
h
e
s
t
r
i
p
Mast
o
f
t
h
u
brick
from
exile,
ho
once
more
appeared
father, old King Peter, who, on his
C l e r k o f i h e t ’l r e u l t C o u r t o f
r o a d .)
18th birthday, before the assembled in Belgrade and would drive around ply & M anufacturing Company o
F ein ln o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a .
A lso, l . o t s 1. 2. 3, 1 a n d 5 o f
Its : A. M W KF.KH. B. C.
regiments of the nution, said to town in his ear, distributing post open local fnctory.
A f olnnr's A d d i t i o n in I.ntiRW ood,
t V U . S i l N A I H l C H I I t I I.B K Il.
F l o r i d a , n c r o r d l l i R t o I ’l a l t h e r e
ers
insulting
to
his
brother,
the
him:
S o licito rs fo r C m u p laltiu n t.
o f o f r e c o r d i n t h e t 't i h l l c H c c ” My dear son, my joy a t your king, fine of these read: "Beware
Apr. 1, 1, 11. 22. !ii
•ird s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r
M a y «. n . 20 u n d 2T.
birth ifi years ago was great. To of the fellow with the big red
id a. In F l a t Hook I. p a n e 23.
II a p p e a r i n g h y m e s w o r n b i ll
day, when you enter the officers’ j nose.”
o
f
ay
is t i i i : r u i n it n»i iit u f |.e Ienntienrpeluatel uiit Inh e tr he ions e t hc ae tr t ayi no n t r m
corps of my brave army my pride I Willi all his eccentricities he is
ac ts
sitiiiM
ii.i:
i
n
i
v
n
,
it
.m
ii
n
s.
is greater. With tho help of l*riv-|a brave man and a good soldier.
• ,f l a n d s i t u a t e d in S e m i n o l e C o u n
ty. F lo rid a , a n d d e s c rib e d abo v e,
Idence you will one day Inherit the I When the World war broke nut mid
IN i ' l l A N C K I t Y .
you and e ac h of you a r e h e re b y
Serbian throne and will he the the Austrians attacked Belgrade,
M T i ll u r s I.. B o w , C o m p l a i n a n t ,
c o n im atid ed a n d r e q u ir e d lo a p p e a r
vs.
highest officer in the army in which | George put himself a t the head of
t o s a i d Idll of r o m p l a l n t a t t h e
J u l i u s A lo ln n r. If liv lm c, e tc ., e t a '. , C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e
you today step ns lieutenant.
| some troops and successfully do11.'fa nil a III H.
C
o u n t v. F l o r i d a ,
on M onday,
th e
In less than six months George fended the capital. He v.'a t • eri'iu"
HI IT T o Q I ’ I K T T I T I . K .
f i r - t d a y o f J u n e . A. B. 1923; o t h
Ilrilrr fur I'uhtlcii IInn.
had made himself tho talk und ly wounded in notion at Tien mid
e r w i s e s a i d hill w ill he t a k e n
is
T he S la te of F lo rid a To:
r n n f e s s c d b y y o u . s a i d h i ll o f c o m
ftcuntlul of tho Balkans. Ho Iwnt sent to France to convalesce. He
J u l i u s A lo ln a r. J u l i u s A. .Moln.tr. p l a i n t liiiv in tr b e e n f i l e d f o r t h e
was
made
a
lieutenant
colonel
for
till aide*. Ho ilrowicd as king und
H e n r y W n h l o o R e l , H e n r y W n l i l v n - p u r p o s e o f i|iiietlilK
title
t o Hie
Cel. C h a r l t o n
Jones,
Al. H e a t o n . a b o v e d e s c r i b e , | t r a c t o f l a n d In t h e
hold drunken orgies. Ho threaten bravery in the field but scornfully
W illiam K u r r lo u
l .l l ic n ln H u n t e r , c o m p l a i n a n t . W a l l a c e I,. B ow .
ed to horsewhip the premier, lie refused the promotion. His latest
in illv h lu n lh a n d ns
trim ten
for
It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t i b i s
drove a ear Ht wild speed through exploits hnvu been to boost the
• hill h i l t e I In hr l a s * I lie II". M. Kit I 111
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H
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r
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n
u
lla
. o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k (n r
the narrow, ill-paved streets of cause of the republicans and a t
W eeks
III T h e
W . Ir In -.Us. <' 1111110111' I*, ll. I n p l ln . • l u h l c o n s e c u t i v e
Belgrade. He paid swift court to tack royalty.
I.. .1 H a n l e y .
Jr.
N e l l i . , t l n l i t. S a n f o r d H e r a l d , n n e w s p a p e r p u b Made from selected
It was manifest he would always
1
In
S
e
m
i
n
o
l
e
C
o
u
n
t
y
,
F
lo r'd a .
pretty actresses in Vienna.
t o I llrt.:e» M a e k e v , a l s o k n o w n jas llel- : *mb
medicinal roots and
l ^ j l i e M a e |.e > . M a , ; p l e l l t t 'S e l l . KIIZlI
He was tnad about pretty women. I lie a firebrand. Exile tri m JugoI it INK A N B llK B F .K M B . I b i s t h e
herbs—Nature's own
V g \ lie th
IIUMSldt,
lllitltm li
llre iia 'll.
1st d a v o f M a r c h . CI2.V
Gnc day passing down n lldg adu Slavial would hot he effe.-tivr. H >
M o M a i 1 H u - > !P. M a r p u n - t IH u k I iis arid I Sen I V
V. K. B( I FIJI, ASH,
remedy for Constipation
street lie saw the picture of Mile. tho plan devised before now hy
l.imi
a
III
'
mI iih, h e r h i m h a n d . Alary
r ' l e l k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t <>1
and Indigestion.
*.
‘
m J tlY /i d i u ltli a n d H e n r y S m i t h , l e w b u s S e m i n o l e CmiliM F l o r i d a .
Luur-t, an aetress.
He aecured royal families was put into effect.
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in:
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her address and posted a proposal He wa* locked up—a prisoner for
of marriage.
life, perhaps—ns a sick man.
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l l t i B H H t il.B F .lt,
|:d w a rd F e a n , h e r h u sb an d . A n n a '
S o licito rs for C o u ip lu ln a u l.
W e l s h m id W. J W e l s h , h e r h im \ p r 1, *. IB. 22 29.
h a te l C a t h e r i n e i t o l a n d a n d t .o u l u M tv ii, 13. 2(1. 2"
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11 117,00(1.0(1
t'onveyanrew
nod rev icittinnnl depnrtinent of
500.00
Ilidlywood-hy-tiie-Sen, for liie for- (jult claim deeds
81,TOO.(id
nml opening of Hollywood Beach, Mortgages
Mny 10, whin Hollywood liegitts Satisfaction of
1,500.00
mortgages
its 1023 summer season.
Ilollyv/oOil-h/ tiie-Sea is starting Its all- Amiignment of
mortgago
year resort city plan this year nod
125.00
tlie formal opening of Hollywood I.easit ...
Bench will begin the summer pro AKsignment "f lea.*"
State anti County
gram.
I .letinscs
The .idledulo of events arranged
hy Matmger Wonders, which be Uity IJeeiiM’s
gins with appropriate exercises in, Bmlding permita
1
1,050.00
issued
i-oniimmorution of Decoration Day
'■A
to he observed by the Am erican' 1 '•"••hing pfrn.tU
55.0(1
1
in the morning, h u i h u i i u h . . .
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the
tiny. 'Hu* liuyn prui/rnm
h;h.‘j 7 t
epetiH at ft n m. will, a fmraile of ‘"vhunored ( hreks 17
Warranty Heeds Filed
the Lcgioiiaires led by ('enure La
I,ake Front Improvement Com- j
Monaut's famous Ilolly wood bund.
Legion patriotic exercises will L : ' putty to the Sanford I’roperlies j
Ini'., for lol i 11, 11, I.’! according to
held at the Hollywood theatre and map
and plat filed Dec. 11, 11)21.
short speeches wilt lie made. Be
sides Legionnaires in tile parade Amount of stamps $100.
W. W. ( ’. Smith t o II. M. Kilgore
there will lie (lie Hollywood Wo
man'll iluh, Boy and Girl Scouts f o e lots 1, I ami 5 of block 1, tier ,
and liKul Civic bodies. Following d of Trafford's may. Amount of j
th<* Decoration Bay exercises the stamps $11.50.
Charles Gann to S. M. Alierremainder of the program wilt he
iroiiildo
for lot 11 of Normally
carried out on the beach.
Here
the lo final opening of ion room, Square. Amount of htamps B HI
.1. E. Walker to Alary Gladys
of lie Immense casino, the new ca
room, dance pavilion and itcvcrnl Shepard
,, for let,, II mid SVj of lot
novelty shops will be to ld will. up. “ ”f 0 n ., n«c. *,,r^ SuiMlivisli.it to
proprialo exorcises.
Lt.iiinyoud. Amount of stamps *1
. ..
,
I atiurm Scarborough to (•rant
I nr. Innihnir of Kiiur N cp tu n - willinniH Jr., fi.r
of lot i\, block
apd lus court of sea maiden.*, the
liir It „f 'friifiord’s
unrii may.
n m tn tatlo n of tno key to the city Amount of stumps $1.
by the chamber of eoinmerce und
Minna S. McCall to I’roehe liimtnort .if
snort
• f leches will m ark tills open mnn for 51-1 acres m section 1.5,
ing. i l t f t r this tho gala program township 21, south range II east.
of Contests and events will um - Amount of a tamps 5u e> nt.s.
tinue.
II. W. Hermluu to Gilltert Stokes
fur E *i of lot ••, block 11, tier G
of Trafford’s map. Amount, of
stamps 51) cents.
<‘orrino Boykin to Montze liar
• l*. trustee, fur lot 111 of Florida
Land urn! Colonization Company's
aduition. Amount o( damp f»(h.
OAISEHVJLLE, Fla.. May 27
F. E. and G. M. Sherntnn and I!
That counties of aimthern Florida 1L. Grahunt to John Jacohs for lots
arc carrying on extensive develop- II, It, block A of Buena Vista Fsnicnt agriculturally as well as m tat*
Amount of tumpi 50 cint .
real . late is revealed in n staleJoan I'eters t<> Johnnie Wib. n
meat here today
by ,A. I*. Speneer, f'"' 1*>1 of .1. (). I'acknrd's first utlt o d a y by
vicu-diructor of the Agrii ultu al ditbui to Midway. No stamps.
Fitly Burgess to hoard of truaExtension Division of the Unlvireity i<f Florida, who has just re- li" i of sehuul district number 5
tutiled front nn extended trip into for property beginning at N'E cor
net »f XW ‘» of section 21, lownthat territory.
"While many pluee* located dose nhip 20. south range 12 east, west
to towns are being cut tip for suh- lOdl.’i feet, south llK feel, east
No
diviniona, this only means an ex- 101.15 nurth to hi giutiini:.
U n io n Into tho hack c o u n try /“tempsbringing lands into cultivation that
Building i’crm ils Issued
are just as productive and will he' Willie Rountree, mldition to n s nlnioit as aecessihle when roads idence, $25; Newton Lewis, uddi
a n extended," says Mr. Spencer, lion lu residence $25; J. C. F.
Tltq county demonstration agent; Bolton, residence and garage $1 imo
sr« lu’ing culled oil to meet it num
ber of situations in connection
with the new development, he
says. Interest has increased in
l&iubrnpe and ornamental plant
ings and rural homes, and many
callr ure coming to the agents for
assistance in this line.
ORLANDO, May 27.—Shipment
Feu Itry, email fruits, and dairy- of cahhuge from Florida during
fni'iire also looking up according to the year 1121-21 totaled l,27ii cor,
Mr. Bpcncer, and the dairymen are including boat and express ship
making plans to care for tin in ment.*, say., art announcement i>
creased demand for milk and If f sued by the Florida .State Depart
product* th a t U sure to come with ment of Agriculture, it further
the increase in pnjiulation in the: states that during the past five
next few years.
years an average of 0,071 acres
------I of cabbage* have been harvested
Haines City—School building during the seunon January through
program calling for expenditure of May. During the same period, it
$H50,UO0 to be launched in Scenic is pointed, the growers met with
Highland section during coining competition from other states to
summer.
an uverngo total of 18,411.
1*lorjda Plant Board
Will Consider Citrus
N u r s e y Regulations
Florida Ships 1,270
Cars of Cabbage In
Year, Bureau Reports
O'1 ! • « * • # • #
oum
me new
A K E
DAYTON,O.
, ]
Everywhere this New Delco-Light
lias won an Instant Welcome
A month ago wc announced a new
Delco-Light electric plant—Delco-Light
nt a new low price—Delco-Light so in
expensive in cost that it could brinu the
blessings of electricity to every farm
home in America.
Thousands of farmers have found, in
this new Delco-Light, the thing they’ve
always wanted—a genuine Delco-Light
plant that they could have, completely
installed on their Jarms , at a cost that
was really low. Thousands of farm
women have found the Dcla Light that
would lighten their burdens and bring
new happiness to their families—all at
a very economical cost.
W e W o n t Y ou to K n ow
A b o u t It
Here is a brief description of the new
Delco-Light, and some general informa
tion about our remarkable new plan of
complete installation and easy time pay
ments. Read every word of this informa
tion. And then write or telephone
immediately for the details of our com
plete olfer.
A 6 0 0 -W a t t N o n -S to r a g e
B a tte r y P la n t
The new plant is a genuine Delco-Light
in every respect—full 600-watt capacity,
strong, sturdily built, economical in oper
ation. It is equipped with a standard
Delco starter and an economical starting
battery. And its price is only $195
f. o. b. Dayton—the lowest price and
the greatest value ever offered in a
Delco-Light electric plant.
C o m p lete I n s t a lla t io n a t a
R e m a r k a b ly S m a ll C o st
In addition to this, special arrange
ments have been made whereby the
Delco-Light Dealer in your community
will install your plant and wire your
house lor five lights to be located wher
ever you specify. You will receive with
the plant live beautiful spun-brass light
ing fixtures complete with bulbs.
And all of this—plant, installation,
wiring, fixtures, everything ready to turn
on the lights -will cost you only $53, in
addition to the price of the plant itself.
A S m a ll D o w n P a y m e n t B a la n c e o n E a sy T erm s
Finally, we have arranged that this new
low cost for Delco-Light, completely in
stalled, can be paid on terms so easy that
anyone can take advantage of them.
The total cost is only $248, including
freight (a little more west of the Missis
sippi). But you make only a small
down payment. The balance is payable
on easy terms, arranged to suit your
convenience.
A sk f o r D e ta ils
Never before has such an offer been
made. Never before has Delco-Light cost
so little and been so easy to buy. It
means that any farm home—your home
—can have Delco-Light today.
At the bottom of this advertisement
appear the name and address of the
Delco-Light Dealer for your community.
Call on him, write, or telephone for full
information specifications of the plant,
illustrations of the fixtures that come
with it, details o f our complete installa
tion and wiring plan and the figures
that show how easily you can now get
Delco-Light.
Delco-Light Company, Dayton, Ohio, Subsidiary of General Motors
J. R. YEARBY -
ORLANDO, FLA.
•
V T T
Special Six Coach
H ere is n Iotv priced closed car that w ill appeal to those who do
not want th e ordinary type o f coach . Studcbaker builds this
coach com plete body aa w ell as chassis—th u s saving the profit
w hich oth er autom obile mersufnctv.rcrs h a v e to pay to outside
body miildcra. A s a result, the price is m u ch low er than that
o f any oth er car o f equal style, perform ance and dependability.
C om e in
let us show you th is N e w Studebakcr Coach.
Abundance of room for five passengers. Unusually wide doom. DrotJ
fiats. 1 letity of le^ room. N o need for occupant o f folding scat to get
out when othcra enter or leave. Ilody finished In W yandotte green,
with s.i tin-black top. Engine of rem arkable pow er, i m oot hues*
in acceleration. Safety lighting c o n tro l. F ull-shc balloon tire*.
F. O. fj. Factory
f t
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San Joan Garage Conipai!
„ (Delco Light Co.. 118 W. Bay S t , Jacksonville, Fla)
T H I S
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D E B A K E R
yE
�TWO ALARM ANSWERET*
Women Who Desire Beauty Are Told
The Kin? Department thin morn
TO RESIGN J O B
ing shortly before noon iflisweretl
To Shun Tobacco By Expert On Diet' an
alarm sent from the Seminole
1 k
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LEADERS HEAR LONDON, May 26—Tobacco used ------cessivcly, and you will notice that Hudson-Essex Company, 117 Mngnolla Avenue when the tubing of
Band. 1 Concert
ftfR j:
1 ____
m ,*m
1. March, Boston Command
cry — Curotr.
2. Overture, l'onc
Barnhousc.
3. Eelection, Ma.Vc
Work of Selecting Jury To
Trv Alleged Poison Murde'er Drags Slowly; Jury
Tampering Charge Pending
L’llICA(10, May 27.—Thu ShopJ j trial at adjournment Tuesday
and itself net b a -s u week
Jrouirh the disqualification of one
ithe four jurors sworn last FrijL Three jurors, one venireman
lively passed by both sides,
-t oueition’d briefly by the atat:
jlj seven who had not been exnm“ l' occupied the jury box at ad-liniment today, a fter eight days
{ questioning had resulted in 18i»
JJjnV excused from jury duty. Tinhinl spcmial venire of one hun(n.,i men was in court yesterday.
Harold Miliinr, the youngest of
tefour young jurors sworn in la-L
iYid#y, discovered overnight that
L*u.s biased against th? statu.
ja,l an opinion and was prejudiced
igainst capital punishment. An u
,MOjt the 22-year-old chauffeur
mi ordered dropped from the par,| by Judge Thomas J. Lynch.
in qualifying, Hillnr had met
jje requirements of the prosecujj] evidence, in the case against
jy, t». Shepherd, accused of using
,-pfjoid germs and suhtie poisons
„ .lay his 21-ycarold foster son.
iVilliam N. McClintoek, so that he
-H-hi obtain the youth's estate of
gproxinmtely $1,500,000.
Twice during the day William
jeott Stewart and W. W. O’Brien,
[(fense counsel, sought to have
)u*!ki‘ Lynch direct the state’s utterney. Robert E. Crowe, to drop
[j3 investigation of alleged jury
^mpering at least during the
Shepherd trial.
Judge* Lynch ruled with the
prosecutor, however, that the oxveniremen no longer were
inrils of the court and that the
lUte'.' attorney or the defense
tcunscl, were privileged to summoil the veniremen for interroga
tion as to possible efforts a t “fix-
by women has a tendency to de she also looks undernourished, with
stroy their daintiness, according mating eyes and a yellowish skin.
■
—Romberg.
to Dr. Cecil Webb-Johnson, one of To make •hatters worse the smokeL Descriptive, Sotdie
England's host known specialists dried threat experiences a false
—K ehr Bela.
on diet and obesity, in his new thirst, and thus more liquid than is
5. Concert Waltze-,
book "Women and Beauty.” Health necessary is consumed and an al
ienna
Beauties—Ziehrei'.
.md beauty go hand in hand, de- cohol habit set up. The qock-tail
Intermission
:Iaies the author, and a grave and the cigarette always go to
3. Overture
(<Jp S
wnrning is given to women snmk- gether'
Airs) “Uncle Tnnr
•rs nrui drinkers, his theory being
Alcohol generally, Dr YVeboT. NcvCcUe. M,;oIic
that it ic difficult for the women of Joh.tuton maintains, spoils beauty
Florida — 0. W. St
today, and men as well, to smoke
8. Descriptive
p;.r;
or drink within what ordinarily is in woman because it m ates su
perfluous fat.
“Grnndfathcr’a Ch
.aimed moderation.
A, A. Amr-den.
“A man often will have his nl2. Seleetom. lhe I’ri
'otted daily ration o f so many
FOR YvOttKiNG l'EOPLE
t’Usen—Ludurs.
ripes, cigars or cigarettes, hut a
10. National Anthem.
The
best of workers get out of
woman is more unstable nnd less
Star Spangled Bar
sorts when the liver fails to net.
•apahle
of
self-control
than
a
man,'*
Key t.
Shaicr Testifies
die author contends. As a rub, They feel languid, half-sick, "blue"
NEW YORK, May 27.—Clem L. he
don. Rcir.cn tcin
believes, n woman smoker does end discouraged ami think they are
Shaver, chairman of the Demo
L’umlniastcr
getting lazy. Neglect of there
cratic national lommiltee, testify
svmptons might result in n sick
ing in a pn limiary examination
spell, therefore the sensible cuur-se
Tuesday in a suit brought against
is to take a dose of llcrbiut*. It is
tiiu coiiir.iini'-' by the Van fatten
just the medicine needed to pur
Agencies, advertisers, said that I
ify the system and restore the
publicity in the campaign h.il been
vim ami nmhltiun of health. Price
placed in nthvr hands all.! that he
Ct)e. Sold by Lancy’a Drug-tore.
what plans or contract! for yob
land.
wan not entirely familiar wit!
.Wrs. L E. Brown of Tampa, is what plans or contracts for putili' n guest of Mrs. Minnie Bell.
ity Had been made.
>J. N*. Boll and nephew, Arthur
The suit brought by the Van Pat
Bell nro in Atlanta, Savannah, ten Agency, was institute! m* i.
Charleston and other cities in counteraction against the commit
the interest of the vegetable bus tee, which sum! the agency lor the
iness.
in coutiling of $50,00(1 alleged to
J. C, (innd.v of Lake County, is liuvu been advanced by the con miterecting a garage hero ami will tec for advertising in pre-del* itial
cng;*g.> in business,
campaign last year The nj ency
Mr;. J. A. llohannn and daugh claimed that $*5,000 was due it
ter, Bernice, of Knoxville, are vis as commissons nnd f»r ndver icing
iting friends and relatives here.
under a contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stafford and
Mr. Shaver said publicity con
thilditn leave the first of June tracts had been i.nndb'd by I iberl
for an extended visit in Tennes W. Woolley, and that his c. invcsee.
lion with them was merely to ,verMiss Catharine Lake, Mr. and ace Woolley in tit-* matter.
He
Mis. J. N. Miller. liuvu returned said he supposed Ids silence could
from a week’s stay at Braden be construed as his consent, vhen
ton.
he had not endorsed contracts
W. 11. Henderson and Mrs. R.
S. H aider, un, l-uki' W iles, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. Jl.
Smith.
Mr.'. Sli-ridan Mrs. Videll and
Mr. and Mm. Christian have re
turned la their summer homo in
Chicago.
i'tisi Jorcphone Wynn is vin(Continued from page 1.)
developed since ho left for New
Aork the latter part of last week
that he centerreu here wnn ;»*. i..
cox, the treasurer of his pre-con
vention cart; nign last year, and
with Daniel <’. Roper, former com
missioner of nttcmnl revenue, and
.ong a ' lc.\ . lieutenant. Wheth
er me l-.'uh oo conference resulted
in hir. acqu - tlon personally to the
plan fur making Representative
Oldlield cnnl rman was not com
mented upon in any quarter, but
men high j« Democratic party
touhcil did sjy he was aware cf
the program.
a welding torch caught fire.
No
dnmiMie was done. It was stated.
Last night at 8:10 o'clock the
department was colled to the Hut
ton Construction Company* plant
on IIollv Avenue when’ n truck
caught Ur*-. The flames were ex
tinguished with little damage, the
chief stated
S s e & m 'i t tfe d h e tis ®
^ > V V V V V W
S P E C IA L S A T U R D A Y !
PEANUT BUTTER
COLEM AN’S
Hveryihln^ K«*r Th*
Lake Monroe
ENFORCEMENT OF
LIQUOR AND FISH
L A W S IS URGED
«jr"
Mr. Crowe continued to call in
lischarged veniremen, his aides
jut itiiming more than two score,
K u t no jury tam pering was uncov■ r ,l .
H la the one tangible case of at- j
H qpd jury tam pering, the next
^Ktep is due today when counsel for
^■irnts Callnn accused of having
^Kppronrhcd’ 'a venireman in the
^hiarrst of Shepherd, must make
I^Crimn teplics to twenty-three
I^Lsitiiias ot the state's attoni'.'y.
iegro Merchants Of
itate To Meet Here
I !)>• negro merchants of Florida
1.x planning to hold an organizaBoa mu ting in Sanford on June *23.
Sminling to C. W, Knowles, of the
pilbide Mercantile
Developing
lomppuiv. Inc., who is president
If the temporary organization.
I Knowles says that the purpose
If the organization is to heller
Ihf conditions among the negro
Merchant-; of the state and enleurage thrift nnd the patronage
If home industries among the is-olle of tin- race. He says that it
L the aim nt the association to
luild a large auditorium here for
khi* purpose of bringing couveit| )0.i of the various negro organ
ization to Sanford.
Celery Shipments
Lake Worth—First Congrpga
tlonal church to hu improved at
coat of $12,000.
j T r a m p / T r a m p ? Tramp\
tfuiik. Courteous, Service
fh e Subdivision of Opportunity
Remember
SKI{\ ICE WITH A SMI LI'
U
P and down—back and forth
—all day long1. Tireless feet
thnt ccrapc and pound. Grit that
grinds—w et that rots. Scwo the
poor tloor with Dcvoe Marble
Floor Finish Varnish!
o D> make a Friend of
itron, by selling hint
e Very Best in AutoAccessories.
ut ymir set on
"it will become
busier Too.
devoe
rjUKMUINSl
| rxcouas
V 'T : J
devoe
II seals the floor against abuse—
revcnl.i the natural beauty of the
wood. Brushes out evenly —
dries quickly.
/f<t nf about the Dtrtoe Home Imprintfr t i t r is n thereby you eon point your
home —imiiie on,I oil.’ —anJ pay for it
ix i .m monthly inttollmintu
Ball Hardware
Reasons
LOCATION
ELEVATION
EASY TERMS
LOW PRICES
NATURAL BEAUTY
- m - m n n U M V - I I ■ ■ M m ilirr
The Winning Combination
SUNSHINE
, •EGGv
k MASH A
Feeds That Day Their Way
mity to prove that Hitt.se feeds are superior
,cv Kick If You Are Not Satisfied.
Phone C3i)
Myrtle Ave and Hi* SI.
Jno. W. Sneed
Marketing agent for Seminole
County Poultry Association
BRICES IN OAK HILL ARE RAPIDLY ADVANCING!
N . H. G arner Developer
�ie Sanford Herald
B p a w K E Irffrj
j u i f s j a **_ * *' ________
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Quick Blanching For Celery
■■.
*■ i—-
,
Sanford celery growers will undoubtedly feel deep inter
« m r r «ll*
w
a
s
*
f at laafari
est
in that recent experiment said to have been successfully
arirad a t S eco n d C l a s t M a t t e r ,
17. 1S1*. a t t h a I ’p n o f f l c t tried out by a group of scientists, and students, in the Uni
fo r d , F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t o f v e r sity of Minnesota.
1. III?.
By means of ethylene gas, which is used for bringing de
...... E d i t o r
l.A X I I I - D B A S
.M a u se r sirable coloring to the skins of oranges and lemons, the ex
H O W A Itt) I I K I M .
i—
And the work has been
I’h n n r 1«M perimenters are blanching celery.
111 M x u t l a A r r a n *
-----------—t- done so successfully the University of Minnesota has ap
a in tn iiriib .t h a te*
Ol n T■r a r — 17.00 s i s M o n th * 11.60 plied for a patent for the process in order to protect its use
HI",
M t ll[ e r r e d In City hy f u r r i e r , p e r under such conditions as the University may prescribe.
W e e k l y K d llio u 12.00
week.
The process is such that it may he possible for the
per
blanching
ta.hu.don'tJn refrigerator cars as tho celery is an
P K f f A l , • IIT .IC r.t •*<! n h l t l l t rv
noMc**, r a r d a of th u n k * , re a o l u tl o n * the road to market, and is said to he inexpensive enough to
and n o tice* o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h e r e
r >i a n ; r a a r e M ad e w ill be c h a r g e d he put into general use.
f i r s t r e g u l a r a d v e r t l a l n g ra te a .
Professor It. B. Harvey, of the Section of Plant Pathology
M F.M It F i t T I I E A # IIOC1 A T E D I ' U K U of the University of Minnesota fully described the experi
T h e A aao clated I’rr a a la axo luat e r l y e n t i t l e d t o t h e uae f o r r s - ment in an address before a recent m eeting of the American
pitb
flcatlo n o f nil new a d l a p a t c h e s Association for the Advancement of Science.
K
Anti it is al
a r t d l t e a t o It o r n o t o l h e r w l a r c r e d
ited in th l* pup'sr a n d a ls o t h e lo- together likely that any one interested could get n descrip
r a l n e w a p u b lis h e d h erein . All ri g h t*
o f rtip u b lfcatln n o f s p e c i a l d l a p a t c h - tion of the process by writing to him. But Professor Harvey
t a h e r e i n a r e al*o re a e r- ed.
stated very positively that the ethylene treatment should not
he attempted hy growers of celery, without the uid of the
C h u n k s h a y , m a y 27, » 2
Experiment Section of the University of Minnesota.
H IE HERALDS PLATFORM
In his address Professor Harvey explained th at ethylene
gas is not only non-poisonous, but it is used as un anesthetic
| ,—jjrrp cr water route to Jackson*
by surgeons. Owing, however, to the fact that in blanching
▼Hie.
Construction of 8t. Johna-In* celery the gas is used in concentrations, which are thousands
dlan River canal.
of lim es weaker than those used in surgery, there is prac
J.—Kktrnaion of white way.
tically no danger connected with its use for the former pur
4.—Extension of local amusements.
—Swinning pool, tennla courts, pose. Since ethylene gas is inflamahle it must he kept away
from fire. Although inflammable it is not explosive in the
etc.
6.
—Augmenting of building weak
pro concentrations used.
gram—houses, hotels, apartm ent
“When the celery, placed in crates ready for shipment is
houses.
(.—Kxtrnilon of street paving uro stored for six to ten days in n chamber containing the prop
er concentration of athylcne gas,” says the article reporting
gram.
7. — Construction of boulevard Professor Harvey’s address, "the leaves and stalks lose their
around I,ake Monroe.
green color and take on the fine golden hue of celery that
B^iCompletlon of city beautifica has been blanched either by lulling up in the Held or hy long
tion program. ______________ _
time storage. Not only is the color affected, hut the celery
becomes brittle and sweeter.
TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT
"Yellow and red pigments” says the article, “are not nfSPEAK THE GOOD WORD:—
fected
at) all hy ethylene, hut the bitter green pigment called
lleavinesa in tho heart of mnn
maketh it stoop; hut a rood word chlorophyll is broken up hy it. It is claimed that the new
in ftkith it glad. Prove rya xii: 25, treatment renders even the leaves sweet and edible.
"Experimental treatments on a basis of tw o doses of
THE YEARS
ethylene gns at two-day intervals have been tried, the celery
When I was young and twenty
being shipped to St. Paul hy express after six days. Arriv
l ’!d run n many mile;
ing in that center seven nnd one-half days after the first
And when I canio to thirty
treatment, the celery was found to he thoroughly blanched
I’ld, sit and rest awhile,
And now that I am thirty five
and of good flavor, according to the Scientific American.
I am tho sleepiest man alive.
Other crates which iiad received no gns treatment were in
cluded with the shipment to act as a check test. These ar
Rut maybe when I'm forty
rived with green stalks and tops.
PIP shake my legs again,
And walk from then till fifty
"Since the blanching effect the article concludes continues
With yntlng and striding men,
to
go
on after the celery has been taken out of the gas, it is
And hillwnnl go in sixty’s wear
To see how yet the counties fare. believed that the actual time of gassing may he decreased
in regular practice to three days. If this becomes practical
WHen I am old and eighty,
growers may line! it possible to dig celery from llio field, loud
Ait> treasons will be done
it into gas-tight refrigerator cars, gas it in the car during
Of Jove and’silly bitterness;
transit, and thus put it on the market several weeks earlier
Aiul I shall watch the sun
than heretofore."
Go out, and little heed the fenr
That smote upon my middle-year.
All of this must he of special interest to the people of
Seminole county and certainly calls for investigation as to
So tw enty comes to eighty
the prnctienlibility for profitable use of such a bleaching
Ity runny it stony truck,
process
for Seminole county celery.
And times I hnvo for merchandise
But sorrows In my puc k.
But youth foretold them not, and
ypt
Age will but count them to forget.
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So though I conic from twenty
To be n thirty five,
Beset by fears nnd fancies,
Th<f sleepiest mnn olive,
Some birthday yet I’ll use nnd keep
A prouder soul before I sleep.
Before I sleep at eighty.
Never again to know
Tho hill-tops and the counties
And striding men below.
And furious fevers fade nwny
To aofig, and into grass my clay.
.John I li In I, ,v.4tc r,
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The height of thrift i* to save
your chewing gum for another
time.
Alleged whiskey Is tlmt which
you don't get no opportunity to
taste.
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Tllere Is no reason why there
should he n 'Mull season of the
year" in Hanford.
Whim you think you have a hard
time in this world, consider the lot
of the Imselinll umpire.
f ul
Our office hoy snys some people
who reside in hriek homes are real
ly living in gluss houses.
-------- o ------Tho little girl down the street
doesn’t understand how n hunch of
men can hold an arms conference,
a .
-------- o-------- Our neighbor's Imy gives the fol
lowing sentence using the word
sodas, "Mary uses lipstick and so
das sister Ann."
— — o-------The unfortunnte part about tho
prohibition amendment is that the
folks who made the law are the
unfit least affected hy it.
,
—— o — Man lost his memory in Han
Francisco. Maybe that's all la*
had.—Ft. Lauderdale News.
A
man's lucky who has that.
———o-------Tills wurld we’re living in.
Is mighty hard to bent;
You get u slap with every kiss
But uren't the kisses sweet?
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Henry Kuril's hruther says hi1
wottldn t trade place* with the au
tomobile king. Neither would we
but It's because we haven't a
chance to do so.
-------- o-------Gone hut not forgotten is Paavo
Nurmi whose wonderful exhibi
tions on the American cinder truck
will remain in the memory of Unit
ed States people /o r a few years
to goqi'-'.
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Clot That Thing You W ant Most
"Wlmt do you want most? A cozy littlo home; an auto
mobile; a wonderful trip abroad; a business all your own?
"Then BUY a thousand dollars this easy, joyous way and
you’re on the road to isissessing those-longed-for th in g s .---"Make a payment every week. Slick to it. Keep yam
goal in mind and learn the zest of thrift. We’ll pay you in
terest and reduce the price of your purchase.
“Buying a thousand dollars is a wonderful game. Whj
not slart playing it now hy coming to see us today?"
That, as you may have guessed, is taken front an adver.
tisement of a bank. But doesn’t it appeal to you as speaking
common sense? Doesn’t it sort of invito you to come and
take tiuit sure-way course of getting what you want?
The savings-bank habit Is a sensible thing almost any
way you look at it. But there is a whole lot more incentive
hi the saving of money for some specific purpose. Little
sums put into the hank will earn you four per cent. When
the little sums have grown large enough, you can buy a
mortgage note earning eight per cent. After a while your
interest is drawing interest; and you find yourself in the
class that has money earning a hundred per cent on the dol
lar.
A fascinating game it is, and it is one that anybody who
has earning capacity and reliable will-power can play, and
win.
If you acquire the habit of thrift, you will have money to
add to your fund that is to "purchase a thousand dollars".
In time you can get that "cozy little home,” that "auto
mobile, that "business all your own."
Forego a few of the luxuries you are enjoying. Increase
your savings account. Travel that road to your House-ofDreams-Come True on double-quick time.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
BY lltVIN H. COBB
This, hi effect, is in explanation | low' understand what you want,"
of why a rather well known New
With the pencil on the table
im l. artist gave up free-hand doth he sketched rapidly what
drawing. Although without any seemed to him. a t least a very
artistic training, lie rather funded clear and graphie likeness of a
ImiiM'lf a pretty fair amateur ait domestic cow. and, sipiattetl down
i t until a certain incident, which I alongside the cow, his conception
I un now about to narrate, came of a conventional milkmaid en
gaged in the net of milking.
to pass.
As ho made the finishing
la company with a newspnper
man he was louring Spain. One strokes, the waiter, who had been
morning in Malaga, the two Am watching the operation over hi*
ericans dropped into a little cafe shoulder, burnt into a delighted
for lucakfust. They knew no erv of "Si! Si! Scaur!" and, tuck
Spanish and their waiter knew no ing up his apron, dashed from the
English Largely hy signs they restaurant mid ran across the
made him understand that they street into the shop of a tobacwanted coffee and rolls. This was conist.
no very hard Job inasmuch ut
"Now then," said the politician
coffee and rolls practically con-] to his friend. Sec what a knack
xtituted the breakfast menu of I with the pencil will do fur n fdthe establishment. Hut when the low when he gets into difficulties
newspapermen decided that he I in a foreign countrv. i’ll venture
....... .the
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go .,11
all ....
over
world,
ma
wished a glass of milk difficulties II could __
king my meaning clour by dash
arose.
Singly nnd in chorus they pro ing off these little illustrations of
nounced the word "milk."
Then what l meant and what I wanted
they sikdlvd it out. They shouted and never have anv trouble a t all
it l.oolly as one nlwuy* does, about getting along."
"Maybe so." said the newspa
somehow, when using one's own
language, one is dealing with a per man, "but whv in thunder did
stranger who doesn't understand the waller go to a cigar store
language. The waiter mere for m ilk?"
An after dinner speaker philoso that
shrugged his shoulders and
“ I’robablv u custom of the coun
phically remarks "there's u big dif ly
spread
his
fingers
in
a
gesture
of
try,"
said the artist. “The main
ference between a five thousand helplessness.
point wus that just as soon as
and fifty thousand-u-yeur-maii."
The man who wanted milk in- he’d a good look at my drawing
Yes, most anyone will admit that imitated
the action of one milking [he wus on his way. Ili-’|| b« back
forty-five thousand is a big dif a cow, meanwhile mooing pluin- here in a minute with your glass
ference.
tively, and then, to round out the of milk.'
illustration, went through the
The prediction was only partly
It was German chemists who ud Pantomime of emptying an imog- true. The waiter was hmk again
vumed the mode of fighting with inury glass. Still tho waiter star- in u minute or lc*s hut he brought
poisonous eases and vet that eouo k I ul him unentnprehemlinglv.
no milk. Triumphantly, and with
f a i* laid to be anxious to ban it
"Hold on." said the politician, mi uir about him of having uc1
'
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in-future wars. It sounds nice but "I've got an idea,
it isn’t natural fur a nation in wane about as well us the next one.
t‘>prohibit something that it s ta r t- *Lend me a pencil: It won’t lake
so.
iuut a am into U> nuke that /«L
STRAW HAT SEASON
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As Brisbane
Sees It* •
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Thin Stocking*.
Thin Socks, Thick Angles.
Having Costly SouU.
Money We Won’t Get.
Girls’ Dangerous Age.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
(C op y rig h t
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H tflw fA V O tfilE S
A complete line of
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
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Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
Brick
Lime
Plaster
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DR. PARKES Weber. lenmed
Briton, writes in the medical jour
nal:
"A sort of chronic indurative
'erythema oiT thi* legs, fn girls and
young women seems to be very
common.”
In ordinary English it means
that women’s angles are getting
:hickcr, nnd the blame is on thin*
silk stockings, worn in cold weath
er.
Erythema is a red puffiness of
the skin, that keeps increasing.
Sometimes it Is tubercular.
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NO DOCTOR’S warning will
change fashions, however. Doctors
told women that cigarette smoking
mokes them look old and it does.
They smoked nil the more.
Tight shoes spoiled the shape of
women’s feet, and made millions
of women unable to work normal
ly. Tight corsets ruined health,
oiueezing interior mechanism nut
ar place and out of shape.
That made no difference, Only
fashion itself ran do away with tho
evil of harmful fashion. At lenst,
women now wear short shirts, in
place of sidc-walk-sweeping trains.
That’s something.
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DR. FOSDICK, whom Funda
mentalists did not approve, has
been chosen to head the church in
which John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is
i member and Sunday school tench•r. One lady, Mrs. Clark, swooned
in her earnest appeal for old fash
ioned religion nnd that, undoubted
ly, will go to her credit, in the
final books.
DAVID I!. IIYICB
ARCHITECT
Member A. 1 4
liulliiin*
O rlando, I’UrUa
THE REVEREND Fosdiek does
not believe in complete immersion,
and flnttly said he would not come,
if he had to dip the congregation
ill the way under. What’s more,
he won’t accept more than $8,000
uilary.
CAN A SALARY MAKE A MAN RICH?
K1SSLMMEK GAZETTE
Contrary to popular opinion,, tion he learned by asking ques
THAT SEEMS unreasonable for more real money is made in in- r tions. He never bought stock on
aven in religion, there must Ire I vestments bv men and women who margin, never speculated. As the
nroportion. If a country church save patiently and select securit- company prospered and his for.
Baptist minister gets §700 for ' ie* of established a fter careful tune grew, he branched out into
uiving souls worth not more trian 1 investigation than by' those in- other securities, but only after
510,000 apiece, there should be a , dividual* who trust their savings complete investigation had prov
talary worth while for saving souls to
hectic speculation or to ed them dependable.
worth tens, or hundreds of mil htrangers hi the hope of sudden
The whole secret of this salar
lions.
wealth. This truth was given ex ied mans becoming a millionaire
ample tho other day hy the death is very simple. He found values
THE ATTENTION of this coun of an idd employee of a nationally nnd put his money into them, and
try. the hope of those that pnv known m anufacturing company he found values by looking for
high taxes, is fixed on Europe's who passed away at tho age of facts. As he wus paid interest
debt to America and the prospect Hit vears, leaving an estate val and dividends, ho put that income
000,000.
»f collection. They a t” poor pros ued a t nearly
end more savings from salary in
A salaried mini all his life, ho to more of the company’s secur
pects, for the hulk of the money is
owed us hy people that literally lind uved consistently ' and had ities and others in which he found
•annot pay the billions, however nut his savings into the securit substantial value. Sound values
ies of the company for which ho and consistent saving built up his
much they might like to pay.
worked, every year buying n lit- fortune. He never gambled on
lie more. He knew something the stock market, bet on price
BRITAIN IS making a mighty j1about
this business which he was changes or get-rich-quick schemes.
ffort to keep her world credit 1investing
his money, tho policies
lound. Sixty years from now, olid | mol ability of its management, He did w hat every man or woman
’very" y e h r“in~brtxvTcn;-shr xvi'* if*; earning power and tho market of small, or moderate income can
He took no
lie paying us sums great enough, f^lr its product. What he could, and should do.
chances,
hut
put
his
money into
•ach year, to build a Panama Canal. not learn from Ids own obxervn-1 honest values.
FRANCE FINDS IT almost immssilde to balance her budget,
without any payment to us. And
MIAMI TRIBUNE
f she started paying us, she would
have to pay England. That she
will undertake the double payment
The population of tho world its bowels for minerals and spend
no any serious scale, is not iikeiy. doubles every 00 years. In 1H00, more money and effort in growing
after 10,000 years there were 850,- wheat or producing milk than has
ITALY SIMPLY HAS not got 000,000 of people. A century lat been required of us.
the billions to pay and could not
Then comes the optimist who
get them. And what you actually er it had more than double, and declares that the next century
have not got you <an not pay. That isf now increasing at a more rapid will produce vastly different sys
;s what Mussolini will he compell rate, it is not so long ago when tems anil customs. The sun and
ed to tell President Cnolhlge, as statesmen contended that it was tides mav he harm- nd. and the
rolitely us possible. Any ability necessary to have wars in order energy locked up in the atom may
Ik* converted into food.
.0 pay on a big scale would depend to hold the population down.
Experts, .statistician* and econ
The fact is, however, that we
absolutely on a trade balance in
favor of European nations, us omist* have been considering the know more about the earth and
igainst this country and there is q u e s t i o n ,,f what the future holds its possible productiveness than
It was ever before. There are no longer
no prospect of that. The balance in store for mankind.
runs tens of millions a month in generally agreed that we could go available ureas of virgin land to
iur favor and we have a high tariff |on feeding the population for some b" cultivated, and what additional,
that will he made a* high as neces generations but on one point they food supplies may In- developed j
sary to prevent European flooding all ugie< d. Never again, they will have to lx- earned with more
said, will men and women live so toil and sweat than at p re s e n t1
of our markets.
You may write it down that the well with so little effort. Our de Feeding and clothing a population!
chief value of Europe's debt to scendants will be able to wrest a of 1080 twice as large as the earth
us will prove to he a sound w arn fair living from the earth, but [now numbers, presents a gloomy1
they will have to dig deeper into outlook.
ing for futuri action.
FUTURE FOOD PROBLEM
MISS CLARA 11. Spence, who
died two years ago, left only SL‘i",.
7KI, small reward for n fife time
spent managing a fashinnald ■g ill's
school. Miss Spence devoted her
lift* to teaching, ami finding good
homes for orphan children. She
left her modest fortune, nearly all
of it stock in her school, to an
adopted daughter nnd u homeless
boy, whom she hud befriended.
AND THIS FINE woman gave
to fathers and mothers a piece of
advice that many of them ..... I, in
these days of cocktail <|riiiking
young men in their teens.
She said: “ It would la* better for
girls, better for fathers and moth
ers, if the latter could realize that
a girl In her teens, is in tin* most
dangerous of alt ngei, and instead
of being a little angel, as the par
ents imagine, is often exactly the
reverse.”
Miss Silence knew.
‘kleagles."
E arls, dukes, « :c, we
’orbhl. But kings make good use'
if these short words. They cost]
lothing, men will die. or spend,
heir good money to get them.
WORKING DA V
AND NIGHT
People who work with hand and brain nerd a rest-hut
money to your credit at this bank works fur you day and
n:g!U HTiTiout interruption, and it is absolutely safr and
at your rommand. Why not oocn an account «ith 111
now?
t 1’cr Cent Interest Paid on Savings Arrminl*
Seminole (Jlounlij J$anlv;
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Home Investment
o-Family 12 Room House, Screened
porches. 2 baths. Garage. Exclus
ive neighborhood. Income—$80 per
month.
Price $6,500—Terms.
Seminole Business Exchange
2" I \V. First St.—Opposite Post Office
REFORMED BY ADVERTISING
MIAMI HERALD
m in '
Advertising has done
many in New Vork police history is now
ikings nnd now a new use for i t ' eld and broken with 20 years yet
has been discovered. liarron G. to servo in Sing Sing." This is
• 'oilier, who is connected with the coni hieing argument.
New York police department in
The old slogan. "Honesty is the
an honorary capacity, is trying toj best policy," ha* never been suereform thieves, or perhaps it *"* ‘sillily ussaih-il but dishonest)
would Is* more accurate to say he has persisted. Many men are
is trying to prevent young men t roiu* to believe that they are a
from becoming thieves, by adver little cleverer than their fellow*
tising.
and that they can derive profit
Posters have Iwcn displayed in from thievery and escape paying
the subway and suburban trains the penalty,
showing u c rucks man at work on
Mr. Collier deserves credit for
a safe while the shadow of a po hi* el fort to "*e||" righteousness
liceman with a drawn revolver by advertising. The article he is
falls over him. The poster ls*ars offering has merit nnd advertising
the caption, "You t ’an't Win!"
exports agree that only merchan
Other posters are more argu dise of quality ran he advertised
mentative, have more
selling profitably, thut publicity will not
punch, tine makes tin* declara avail long in keeping worthies*
tion that "The cleverest stick up gods from tile junk pile.
Till'. EAltl, OF Ypres is dead
His English name ia French, the
other was given to him when the [
British king made him an earl.
Everybody knows what the name
stands for and why it was chosen
to go with French's title. Two1
generations hence, no one will
know.
Things are soon forgotten. The
story about the British soldier who
said the queen hud the hiccough*,
when he heard her pronounce
Ypres correctly, instead of prning it "Wipers," his way, will out
last memory of the buttle.
THERE IS something in the giv
ing of titles, although our proud
democracy can not stand them.
Here we have only "most exulted
rulers," or “grand dragons" and
s. I'RICE, Mgr.
Lake Front Property
'Vo have several attractive buys in properly on
Monroe, Crystal Lake, Yankee Lake and other l;*L'
in and close to Sanford.
$100 lo $1500.00 per acre
ACREAGE FOR SUB-DIVISION
Located in Sanford— a good buy, $550.00 per afff
Britt-Cliittenden R ealty Company, Inc.
L a k e
A c r e a g e
2102 First s t .
Realtors.
SILVER LAKE
Ii50 1*l on U k c
S75 I' I, un Ro;ii(
• 31 ACRES
Stop, Look and Listen
Under New Management
Splendid subdivision Tract
MANHATTAN CAFE
Good tc'inis
Sanford Realty Co.
II. S. LONG, Manager.
Itnums 10 and II Ball Bldg.
phone 057
lot Palmetto Ave., Opposite Fire S tation
Tho best place in town to eat
Regular Meals 35c
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner i>0c
Weber and Dick
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MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editw
is in the Femald-Laughton hospi- ■■
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pcndicitia last Friday. Mr. FortDarwin Balmas is going to Com son is mrovering nicety.
mercial school in Orlando thiz aum*
mer.
Mrs. Robert Hamlin left on
Thursday for her home in Denver,
J. F. McClelland was on the low by way of Chicago and St. Louis,
er West Coast on a business trip a fter being the guest of her sister,
last week.
Mrs. George Balmas for some time.
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TELEPHONE:—Res. 42S-J
Presbyterian Class
F\RS’ CLASS H0LDS VERY- Enjoys Social Meet
DELIGHTFUL MEETING ON MONDAY
Held Tuesday N ight
Walter nnd Joseph Johnson have
Dr. and Mr*. D. C. Potter nnd
gone to Okeechobee City to work son. I). C., J r. of Miller Avenue nnd
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Potter nnd
child from
left cn Thursday
Janies McClelland is going to by ntito for Chicago and Jnckson,
On Monday afternoon the Wes- reported 39 bouquets sent and one
Addresses together w ith n pro Fort Drum this week for a visit Michigan.
ley an Truth Seekers Class held its tray. A door committee of the fol
-------gram of music and the serving of with an aunt.
Circle No. -I Methodist l.ndie*
Wednesday
regular business and social meet lowing Indies was appointed. Mrs. refreshm ents were the features of
will meet at 3 o'clock Friday at
,vill be a meeting of the ing at the home of Mrs. A.’ D C. C. Priest, Mrs. p. I). Parker. the m eeting of the Brotherhood
Henry Steele has returned from the J. C. Ellsworth home on Benrfcr, «f the Christian Church Shoemaker on Park Avenue.
Mrs. H. II. Chappell and Mrs, Class of the Presbyterian Church Washington,
D. C. accompanied by dall Avenue. Mrs. C. E. ChorpcnThome of Mrs. S. J. Mayo,
The business meeting was pro- Lundquist for the munth of June. last night.
his son, Gilmer.
ing, Mrs. B. II. Squire nnd Mrs.
Highland St. at 8 o clock,
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
in
Following the invocation by Dr.
sided over by the class president,
Ellsworth n* hostesses.
urged to bo present.
the
country,
it
having
been
decid
n short business
Miss Louise Morrell of Plymouth
*Vt Mr*. \V. T. Langley will Mrs. R. \ \ . Turner, Mrs. C. II ed to have a picnic and invite the E. D. Brownlee,
was held with Joe Hutch was Miss Helen Chorpening’s guest
iMin at bridge in the evening Smith, the devotional chairman husband*. The place will be de session
Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald and
inson presiding. At the close of
read the twenty first chapter of St.
Kir home on Park Avenue.
son. Don, have bought Charles
cided upon by the hostesses of that this the meeting was turned over part of last week.
John
for
the
scripture
lesson.
Mrs.
p j. Gonzalez will enterfarm on Cameron Ave
month. Mrs. Schmeil is chairman. to Mr. I.chmnn who was in charge
Miss Elizabeth Garrison will ho Williams’
, with the second of n series of J. J. Nixon, tc-cher led in prayer,
nue
and
expect
to build a home
A
fter
the
business
meeting
the
of
the
program.
The
first
num
which the class sane “O
nt home this week from Stetson there. Mrs. McDonald
parties at her home on Pal- following
has sold her
For A Faith That Will Not following program, which had been ber was a selection by the Men’s for summer vacation.
home on Sanford Heights to Mr.
arranged by Mrs, Shoemaker, was Quartet. composed of Messrs.
r Avenue.
bhirk.”
presented.
Howard. MneNeill. Irwin and Har
Mr. and Mrs. James Purvis have Williams.
The lovely home of Mrs. Shoe
Thursday.
Solo—“Take Me Hack to Baby row and accompanied by Dr. H. It. sold their farm near Cameron City
maker
was
decorated
with
roses,
callie Harrison Chapter,
Land" and "In Shadowland", Mar Me Cast in.
and moved to Tampa to make their IIOSTEIN BREEDERS TO MEET
Llter« of the American Revo- daisies and zenias artistically a r' jorie Hoskins.
I>.
L.
Thrasher
made
a
short
home.
ranged with asparagus fern. Roll
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., May 2G
t, will unveil the m arker nt call
Reading—“The Model Woman", talk on
“Christian Citizenship"
showed a goodly number of Margaret
—Forty-four states and Canada
Cowan.
and
Claude
Ilermion.
J
r.,
rendered
Ifort Mellon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Hunter and will send 10(1 delegates, represent
\ Royal Neighbors have mov- Indies present and the pastor. Dr.
Piano Solo—1"Thoughts of Home" a violin solo, accompanied by his
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Miller are in ing more than 25,000 breeders of |
thf Elk's Club Hall and will T. J. Nixon, was present for a short “Golden Sunset Waltz," Melvu mother, Mrs. Claude Herndon.
time. Mrs. J. M. Hook entered her Lundquist.
,1 7:30 o’clock.
All mem- name
The chairman introduced Dr. Charlotte, N. C., for a visit with purebred Holstein-Friesan cattle,
on the class roll.
to the annual convention of the
Delightful refreshments were Gibbs, a long-time resident of home folks.
are requester! to be present
The secretary made a most g ra t served by tile following Indies: Sanford, who talked on “Christ
Holstein-bYiesian Association of*
|*re is special business for
ifying report and the treasurer’s Mrs. J. U. Crawford, Chairman. ianity and Health." II. J. Clause
Mrs. Margaret Marshall, of Cam- America, to he held here, June 2■deration.
report also was very pleasing, Mesdnmes Turner, Stevens, Parker, accompanied by Mrs. Clause, sang ereti City has gone to I.apeer, 3.
la n d Mrs. George D. Ilishop showing
a good sum on hand. The Moye, Nixon and the Misses Eliza several old time songs, among Michigan called there by serious
■
lintcrtnin the Evening Bridge
committee reported 7f> vis beth Shoemaker and Mary Dixon. them. "The Old-Time Faith."
IT DRIVES OUT THE WORMS
illness of her brother.
it their home on Magnolia visiting
its to the sick and 81 visits to
The surest signs of worms in
Mrs. Francis L. Nixon,
It. G. Ilnvcy discussed "Law
|Ut*
strangers. The flower committee
Class Reporter. Enforcement" nnd 11. C. Du Hose
Robert Garrison has gone to children is paleness, lack of in
made a brief talk about the lay Charlotte and other points in North terest in play, fretfiitness, variable
Friday
men's convention and other ques Carolina for an indefinite visit with appetite, picking at the nose anil
\Y. T. Langley will entersudden starting In sleep. When E
tions of interest to the men of the hU sisters and others.
Lhe members of the Entrc
these symptom* appear it is time
church.
Bride*-* (Tub and the Every
to give White’s Cream Vermifuge.
Following the completion of the
, Hfjdge Club nt her home on
are
: Mrs.
,i • Ben Austin
,
v
A few doses drives out the worms
program, the refreshment |:om- i Mr. _and
JAvrnue at 3 o'clock.
I Mrs. John W. Koe entertained vice written by the girls on their mittee
composed of Messrs. Henry. •h . m v r ,‘ “ r . Monday for 1(n<| n||U tho Uttio one on the road
land Mrs. 1). L. T hrasher'(with
-- a very delightful bridge pnrcards.
N° .r ? Mr- Au*-1 to health again. Whites Cream
Brumley and Stevens
served
Ventertain with a dance at ‘ tv and miscellaneous shower Tues visiting
Miss
Abbie
Doudncy was award eherry-ade. ice cream and cakes. tin’* people, They will he gone a Vermifuge has a record of fifty
Lake Mary Lodge honoring day afternoon at her home ion
month.
a crystal perfume laittle for More than GO per cent of the mem
years of successful use.
Price
| Olive Newman, who leaves Oak Avenue honoring Miss Snrita ed
35c—Sold Wy i.alley’s Drug Store.
high score white the bride-elect bership attended it is announced
l [n June to spend the summer Lake.
_John Furt.nm, of Cameron City
was presented hand-made hand by the committee in charge.
Miami.
The rooms were attractively de kerchiefs. She also received a
2 * * u * a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B B a a a B a a B B a a ig a B a a a B B B B a ^
l. B. of h. E. and G. I. A. will corated with flower# in the rain purse bottle of black narcissus ns
H “Daisy Banquet" a t 8 bow colors and asparagus fern consolation prize.
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Ik at the Woman’s Club.
while the lights were shaded with
A detieious( salad course was
Alexander Vaughn will cn- pink covers and ferns. The punch served, carrying out the color
[in the Idlers Bridge Club at table, placed in the dining room, schemo.The favors were little heart
norne "i Park Avenue, with was prettily arranged with a lace zhatM'd Imskvts filled with cand The last regular meeting of the
Imn at one o'clock.
center-piece over pink, fern be ies and pink hearts tied with val Social Department of the Woman’s
Harry Ward will entertain ing hanked about the punch howl. ley lillies and wishbones.
The (Tub for this club year was held
ok Lover* (Tub at her home
During the game of bridge a center-piece of the dining table Tuesday with Mrs. O. I*. Herndon
[with Street at 3 o’clock.
“special delivery" letter was re- was a heart-shaped cake pierced as the hostess.
The auditorium of the club was
.■cieved by Miss Like from Dut with an arrow. Mrs. McKee was as
Saturday.
ton Construction Co., acknowledg s is t e d in serving by her mother, delightfully decorated with bowls
k« Mary Elizabeth Puleston ing the acceptance of her hid for Mrs. J. Howard Jnrrutt, of Sa of great golden zenias and fern.
Lvr a bridge-luncheon a t her the naving of the road to m atri vannah, Ga., and Mrs. T. \V. ihiii- Mr;:. John G Mil), fm making the
With twenty-five litres Rood celery lnuri.
high score, was pri t nled a framed
[in Rose Court honoring Miss mony. In this letter she was dir ey.
motto.
ected to follow the trail, which
ISeaman.
The guests were. Miss Snrita
Busy terms at n low price
A delicious salad course with
J , A. Douglass will enter- led to an improvised altar, front Lake. .Miss Ethel Henry, Miss
|tc,' N. IW . Howard Chapter which the trail was continued to Florence Henry, Miss Abbey Domi iced ten was served at the cnnelulev. Mrs. Raymond Philips. M rs.'
‘he game of bridge. There
United Daughters of the the nrd of the rainbow, where a ni1
tjerary at her homo a t 3:30 pot of gold was found containing II. F. Whitner. Jr.. Mrs. Ilruxl.m ’ l*/'™ 1I»,U’ ,llhk'fi," f ! ':,y7. ‘ ^ r ' ‘
the “showers'* and gems of ad Baggett, and Mrs. Forrest Lake. plerndon was assisted by Mr*. .Iiin>*
Kiiiiinjllnt and Mrs. Ben Coleman.
Day". The sale of popjnllte in charge of the ntixil|rftht Campbell Losstng Post
Rooms GO1-502. Phone 9.r>
(Awrii an Legion.
First
National Hank Ituilriing.
tltM' Marjorie Forrest will
"
Sales Force:—Miss Ituhn Williams, Miss Helen linage.
nu *ith a theater party at
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p t celebrating her birthday,
Tuesday afternoon at her homo
Miss Love Turner is visiting her K
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fkur will be held a t the li
on Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. George brother in Palatka.
tV.
Knight
entertained
with
the
The
St.
Agncr
Guild
met
Mon
ft: 10 u'clock.
day afternoon aM jie fc'yqe.of^Jrs. fiftli of a series of bridge parties \ Mrs. M.. Cutler returned Tues
LIBRARY* NOTE*?
John-'Leonard! with Mrs. "Jidili %xtitli which.she,has so delightful day to her home in Lakeland."
r Naomi Scoggan will have Leonardi and Mrs. Howard (B er ly entertained this season.
The rooms were attractively de
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Stephenson |J
of the story hour at the li
lin
a*
hostesses.
The
living
room
corated
with purple bougainvillea, left Wednesday for Ft. Valley, Ga.. ■
nen Saturday morning, and
e they will spend the sum- *
hi have promised to take part and dining room were beautiful red radiance roses and fern. The
prize for high, a hanging bas mer.
ly decorated with giant zennins.
k program.
The principal business of the ket was won bv Mrs. John Mac
r itoiy hour Inst week was
Mrs. Mary Schnal will leave “
ittriuled. and all enjoyed th e ; afternoon was the election of of- Donald and the consolation of a
_
M ar.il irritations given by j ficers for the coming year. I hose hand-made handkerchief was won Sunday for points in Minni-siJri «
by
Mr--.
John
Hiatcrmiater.
where
she
will
visit
relatives
dm■
elected
were;
Mr;,.
J.
N.
Rob
[Css!;.:, and Mr«. Owen,
refreshments of a sal ing the summer.
b the children who assisted son, president, Mrs. Raymond ad Delicious
course and an ice course were
l Riiih p- armnn, Mary Lefl'- Philips, vice president, Mrs. Clyde served
at the conclusion of the
K. M. Sehwaitz, who has be. ii a
Bis Singletary, Nona Rivers, Derby, treasurer, Mrs. John Leon game. Those present were: Mrs.
ardi.
secretary.
guest of the Montezuma Hotel du a
lJaekson, Marie Hudson and
The out going officers gave re John MacDonald, Mrs. John Min- ring the winter, left Tuesday for
I fVarrnan. The children nskports
of the year’s work. The termoister, Mrs. ('. E. Clement*, Ids home in Chicago.
pu!>' -tury hours he continu
Guild
since
January lias placed in Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. A. I!. Key,
r'i th" • in charge are glad
its
treasury
over $G0O. A hand Mrs. T. L. Dumas. Mrs. Forrest
Miss Rtiba Williams loft Tues
pe Ihmr , rvices ns long as
Lake. Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. A.
I is a sufficient attendance, some profit was reported by Mrs. M. DeForest, Mrs. Edward Mnr- day evening to join the Sanford
M' will he held each week Beniamin Whitner, Jr., from the kell. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. party going to the Shriners’ Con
tdnv "A Flapper Grandmother."
vention in Los Angeles, Cal.
further notice.
Upon motion, the Guild voted that R. C. Bower.
Miss Gerry Muriel, Miss Sara
during the summer months the
■LASS ENJOYS PICNIC
______
____ be every_ two
L. E. White ami daughter, Miss Muriel and It. E. Tittle will motor
meetings
would
f Daughters of Wesley Sun weeks Instead of once a week ns Ellison White, arrived Monday Friday to Jacksonville to *|K>nd the
fchool Class enjoyed u pic- formerly.
week-end a* the guests of relatives.
from Washington, D. C.
Ufsilax evening a t Silver
At
the
conclusion
of
tin?
bus
with Mrs. William Mitehell
meeting the hostesses nerved
Mi-, i i-ird hv Mrs. (!. C. ainess
daintv ice course. Those pres
;md Mrs. J. IL Jack- ent were: Mrs. I. N. Robson. Mrs.
Raymond Philips, Mrs. Benjamin
imming wa* enjoyed and was Whitner. Jr.. Mrs. McKee and
1 !
!• Ill inns picnic sup- mother. Mr-. Jurrctt. Mrs. W. it.
I weiner mast.
Pt armnn. Mrs. A. Minerick, Mrs.
Walker. Mrs. Howard Uverlin, and
'■ J Fleischer leaves Friday Mrs. John Leonardi.
** )<>rk City where she will
"(f *‘" Louis Fleisher, before
Juc Richardson a young business
to Mt. Clemens, Mich., to man of Sislersville, W. Vn„ is th •
FOR
lac summer.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
and Mr-, Frank Meiach, Mrs. Beitz on Magnolia Avenue. Mr.
Miss Irene Brandt Richardson intends locating in
*uv.' Sunday for New Jersey Florida and is favorably impressed
2 packages of Philadelphia
f they Hl|| ;.|H'iid the summer. with Sanford.
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IN HONOR OF MISS SARITA LAKE
Mrs. Herndon Hostess
To Social Department
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Mrs. Robson Is Elected Mrs. Geo. W. Knight
As Head of St. Agmes Is Hostess at Bridge
Guild for Coming: Year
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Mid-Summer Silk Dresses
$25.00 and $29.00 ’ ’ *
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Children’s Wash Dresses
Plain colored and figured. Sizes (i to 1-1 yrs.
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All the new materials and every style.
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Goods
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Ladies’ and children’s dresses. Un
derwear and scarfs and buffet sets.
35c to $1.75
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Yow ell C ompany
McCULLER GROCERY CO.
AT THE BASKET
Sf $19.00
IMain, Crepes, printed designs and dots on
heavy flat crepes.
,
Thursday, IT*iday and Saturday
2 Cans Pimento
Cheese ..............................
2 Cans of Swiss
Cheese .............
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2 Cans American
Cheese ..............................
1 package of Saltine
Crackers ..........................
1 package Graham
Crackers t.........................
1 package of Sunshine
Soda C rackers.................
.‘5 packages .o f Waldorf
Toilet P ap er.....................
1 |l» Maxwell House
C o ffee................................
i/2 lh. Orange
Pekoe T e n .........................
Sweet Clover
Butter ..............................
Fresh Country
Eggs. Per d o zen ..........
Pine Apples
Each .................... .............
1 quart Jar Queen
Olives ...............................
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Today’s Games
Yesterday’s
Results
- FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Tnmpu 6; Sanford 0.
St. Petersburg 6: Lakeland *1.
Walsh Pitches Steadily Save
NATIONAL LEAGUE
In the Sixth When He AlIgmi* 9; Cincinnati 1.
. lowed Hits and All of Runs St.
Chicago 2; Pittsburgh 7.
f vMafle By Allen's Smokers Brooklyn 10-3; Philadelphia 1-1
TAMPA, May Z7.—The .Tampn
Smokers shut out the Sanford Cel
ery Feds In the second game of the
series here yesterday afternoon by
the score of 6 to 0. The gamo
was played under protest of Man
ager Carter, of the Sanford team,
a fte r the sixth inning.
The Box Score.
SANFORD
A B .R .H .P O . A .E .
Curley, rf. .
Friable, ss.
Walzak, 2b.
Abell, If. .. .
Bailey, lb. .
Murphy, c. .
Stanznk, 3b,
Kinsey, cf. .
New York 2-4; Boston 6-5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 3-1; New York 2-0.
Detroit 8; Chicago 1.
Philadelphia 2; Washington 11.
Cleveland 4-4; St. Louis 8-5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little l’.ock 3; Atlanta 2.
Nashville 13; Mobile 4.
Chattanooga 6; New Orleans 8.
Memphis- 3; Birmingham 4.
W«t«h, P. ..
Totals . . ..
x Batter out, bunting third strike)
foul and runner hit by batted bull.
TAMPA
A B .R .H .P O . A .E.
Snead, 2b_____ 4 0 0 2 f. 0
Jeaxmer, lb,
Hunt, ss. .. .
Lee, rf .......
Allen, cf. ..
Estrada, If
Weik, ss. ..
Huggins, c.
Pittman, p.
Scores in Both Games Are
Close;
Dodgers Tighten
Hold on Second Place By De
feating the Phillies 10 to I
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Sanford at Tampa.
Lakeland a t St, Petersburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
f'ltrvtfli.nil
t»t.
Left Groves, Star Southpaw Detroit at atChicago.
of Connie Mack’s Team Is Boston at New York.
Knocked Frob Box; Cove* Washington a t Philadelphia.
leskie Is Steady Throughout
WASHINGTON, May 27.—The
world champion Senators celebrat
ed their home coming today by
swamping the league leading Phil
adelphia Athletics, 11 to 2. Lefty
Groves, Connie
Mack's costly
southpaw, was relieved at the end
of the fifth inning, after yielding
si* runs, which gave the ."eimtors
a lead th a t they were able to wid
en with the steady pitching of the
veteran Cwveleskle.
Score by inningn:
Philadelphia . 000 000 020— 2- 0-3
Washington 040 203 20x—11-11-0
Batlerics: Groves, Andrews an I
Stokes and Perkins; Coveleaki and
Rut!.
“ DUTCH" LEONARD IN FORM
CHICAGO, May 27.—“Dutch"
Leonard held Chicago to five hits
yesterday while hi.*: teammates
hunched hits off three local twirl
ers anil won the first game of the
series, 8 to 1. Chicago was saved
from a shut-out when Mostil's
triple and Collin's single scored
one run. Cobh, Detroit pilot, in
smashing out a double, broke a
life-time record for extra base hits
held by Hans Wagner.
Cobb's
record is now 1,000 extra base hits.
Score by innings:
D e tro it.......... 002 000 015—8-16-0
Chicago ........ 000 001 000—1- 5-3
Batteries: Leonard and Bnssler;
Cmmully, Mack and Grnbowski.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
?>t. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York a t Boston.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta at Little Rock.
Birmingham a t Memphis.
New Orleans n t Chattanooga.
Mobile at Nashville.
Hob Morris, Left Handed Re
cruit Front Georgia On
Block's Team Takes First
Start In Florida League
ST. PETERSBURG, May 27.—
Boh Morris,* left handed recruit
from Georgia, won his first Flori
da league s ta rt litre today. St.
Petersburg handing Lakeland n
second straight defeat, 5 to I, in
an eleven inning game. Morris a l
lowed nine hits, including two dou
bles and a triple and was frequent
ly in trouble but nine strikeouts
pulled him out of several bad hole*.
Lakeland broke a two to two tie
which hail ex;.«e»: mr m ic e Innings
will) a two run rally in the eight n
when a single, an error nrd- Doyl’i
double chased Mcllue and Brazier
across the plate.
With two out in the last of the
eighth, Brown and Barnes botl.
worked Johnson for a base on hall
the first In- had issued ulnae the
<:e -oml inning. Doyle brought tinfans to their feet with a single over
second scoring Brown and Johnson,
who hail hold the Saints to four
bits, was taken from inn box
Besse caught Luther's first offer
ing for a single to center, counting
Barnes. Morris heat out an infield
hit hut Allen struck out to end lie
inning.
The Box Score.
LAKELAND
AB. I:. II. PO. A. E.
Dumas, 3h.
... 5 t I l 7 1
Buckley, ss...... 5
0 2 2 1, 1
Surface, rf.
.5
0 2 2 0 0
Welch, If.......... 4
0 0 3 0 M
BOSTON, May 27.—The Giants
lost their first double header yes
terday, the Hrnves winning the
opener, 5 to 2, and the second, 5 to
4.
T o ta ls_____ 32 6 15 27 17 1
Score by innings:
Score by innings:
New York . (Hit) 000 (102-2- 7-1
Sanford
. ooo 00d 000—0 B-i'ton -..
010 201 1Ox—5-12*0
T am jm ____
. . 000 006 00x—«
Bar, - , V nurncs, Huntzingc!
, Gi ihnnt and
•Summary: Two base hits, Stun*
YANKS GET EVEN BREAK
jmk, Hunt, Plttnmn. Three base Giftoii.
NEW YORK, May 27.—Babe
hit, Jessmer. Sacrifices, Huggins,
SECOND GAME
Ruth, from the bench, watched the
Lee, Doubt- phi -s, . .icad to J e n
Score by innings:
Yankees draw an even break in
h u t to Snead: Hunt to
Jessm er, New York
.. 100 100 101—1-8-2 their twin bill with the Bed Sox
1a‘I\ on it -1-, Sanford
T a n g a 6.
m
010 220 on* r 0 1 ycat« rday when they came hack
Eases on balls, off Walsh 2. Struck
Batteries: Bentley, Dean, Hunt- I long a fte r losing tin- first game,
out by Pittman 1, Walsh !. llni- zinger and Gowdy;
* .u 3 to 2, and baited nut a 6 to I vic
plre.JR ... , Tim", I 135.
O Ned.
tory in tin* second encounter.
FIRST GAME
I BROOKLYN BEATS PIIILI.'ES
Score by Innings:
” 1’ ’ i-i LT’illA , .May 27.—; Boston
000 000 300—3
i’died itx hold on sec- New York
000 010 001—2
diking both ends of
..dcr from the Phillie.t
. 10 lu 4, ami 3 to I.
V(l.‘w#tMt>llrtf
•t by innings:
Tmppa .._ . ..
I IV.oklyn
000 030 034—10-16-1
7 1‘liiladelpliia 101 000 002— 4-10 4
Sanford
Bn terics: Vance and DeBerry;
.1 lu 3. II,-tin and llcnlinc.
SECOND GAME
New York ..
BROWNS TAKE TWO
Score by inningti:
^Tlrotdflyn
ST, LOUIS; May 27. With Rond Me (pie, ............. .... .
. 1 2
Brooklyn
000 020 001-3-12-0
I' |IJlUbtirgh
pitching the Browns won bath Brazier, ef. .
4 1 0 3 0 0
,!
Philadelphia
000
ooo
m
o—10-2
.IdphllAVlAphla
0 l lit o u
Batteries: Grimes and
llur- gairn , of their fir -t doublehcadcr p. Doyle, lh.....4
Cincinnati
6 0 0
0 0
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Curl
on,
Knight
and
Wil of thin Reason horn yesterday Francis, e,
Bdmni
against the Cleveland Indians. Van- .lohusua, p.
.3 1
L q „ U _Q
son.
S f.’LolifM ..
gilder luirhfl* Hjs tie t riu*nvy, K Liilln r, p. :. .. . 2 0 0 n * f f 0
1 • >f t
V * TO
■‘^Chicago
to I and D.tnforlb to ted the sec
CARDINALS POUND lll-DS
ond, 5 to 4,
AMERICAN I.EAGI E
Total ....... 42 4 11x31 13 1
CINCINNATI.
May 27.—S t.
Score by innings:
Wen Lost
x One out when winning run
' I <uis pounded its way to a 0 to I Cleveland
100 200 001 - I scored.
victory over Cincinnati yesterday St. Louis
320 200 lilx—8 ST. PETE
All
before thousands of school children
SECOND GAME
Allen, ss,
0
„ who were admittec ;o park tree of
Score by iimint; t:
Shannon,
If.
5
;J charge, ns the guests of President <'ievel.uni
noil nun 202 t-8-2 *’ '*•• J|*-«(•*, e f ,
5
“ August Herrmann.
St. Louis
000 200 201-5-7 0 Messner, ........... ...
7
Score hv innings:
’ St. Louis
003 501 000—'.Ml 0
B' on .................. II 23 .3211 Cincinnati
000 000 001—I- 7-t
s o t I IIKR.N A S S O C IA T IO N
Batteries; Smithornn and D’Fur*
KINGSTON-ON-THAMES. .May
Won Lost Pet.- rell; Donohue, May, Brady and
27.—The entile m arket of lviug:iion.
v Orleans ......... 22 17 .50-1 Douglas.
which turn been held for more than
-AtlunU - ..................23 1!) M i
fiiK) yours in the public upmre ait
Totnl
It 6 It 3:1 it \
K r<h v illc ...................21 18
A3:
PERCY JONES LOSES
joining tile towidmll, has been
Score by tnninga:
Blr Ingham .
21 20
.511
PITTSBURGH, May 27.—Percy traiixlerred to the edge of the eity. Lnkelaml
.. Dim 1)20 020 00— I
, M mpl
. 22 21
All Jones’ wildness yesterday gave
bile
................. 20 22 .171 Pittsburgh another victory over The great irwrea -e in motor l mi t ie St. Pet, r.-ibnrg 101 1)00 020 01—5
through the streets m'cuH.dlntod
Summary: Two bane hits, P.
ChnOnmmgu........ ... 20 22
,471 Chicago, 7 to 2.
Du- change.
Doyle, .Mcljiie. Three blue hit*.
LIUle R ock.............. 16 26
JIB
Score by innings:
Shannon, i tuck ley’. Stolen base,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Chicago . (I"I mil 000 —2-11-1
Buckley, Shannon, Mcnsner, Besse,
Won Lost Pet Pittsburgh . 2 i H'o mix . > :
Sam fiees, Barnes, Edward-. Don
Macon ...................... 21 10
,67
Batteries: Jones, Stuehuid, Brett
LIVERPOOL, May 27. Mure ble play, Allen, Messner and Bar
C h arlo tte................. 17 13
.50 and H artnett; Kremer and Smith.
than 600 families have left Liver nes. Left on base, Lakeland It; St,
G rw uvillo...........
IK II
pool and other ports this spring Petersburg 1 I. Bases on balls, off
Spartanburg
15 15
JS0
: rushed for Canada. Their departure ii Morris J; Johnson 4, Struck out,
Augusta ................... 15 17
.46
,o Nuno.*, part of a scheme to settle 3,000 by Morris It; Johnson 2. Hit off
Ashcvilln.................. 14 17
.45
* families in tile Honiiniuii.
IJoluimiii I in 7 2-3 innings; off
Knoxville .. .. _ .. . 12 10
.38
Columbin................. 12 1U .38
M O M ’N P O I
SIcnibers and friends of the
Christian church are requested by
Minister O. S. Brooks to meet this
evening nt 7:30 o’clock a t the home
of Mrs. S. J. Mayo, tot West
Highland Street, in addition to
the prayer service the meeting will
take the form of a conference on
church affairs.
Vou SAV
TNTE'S ARE
Going tg
BUV ACAt^
BERLIN. May 27—The railing
three cub lions, the offspring
H l l c nj gjnta, the prize lioness of the
r a m Berlin zoo. Ims been trusted to a
Great Dane. The cubs upon their
birth immediately were taken from
26 — Sen to. who showed u disposition
emnin t0 Kill them.
te t h e : The foster dog mother nurses
While 1them carefully to the great delight
i g e n -j of hundreds of children who are
n pas- watching tho development of the
ernor, playful young lions.
THlG MORNING - L CAN
HARDLV BELIEVE THAT
PEOPLE A5 ■STINGV AS THEY
AKE WOULD EVER LOOSEN
UP TO BUT A MACHINE- j
ivtiii
l
N Ml h i n t w i l l t i r l l r r t i l h i m
o f |bt* * n i n e «» m o n e y .
f o r Sne e r** ih,
I t I* n* l i n p o r l i i n t f o r h i m t o k n o w 1
t » k n o w hot* Iw r r a t l .
A •n v ln a a nernant
N om e Itf t h e m«i»t ( i i l n n h l r le**nn* n f U ir ,
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m a r t n o n e e n n n t f o r h im today n l a
d o l l a r n w e e k r t r n w i ti K e<>ni|iouud ln«i*re*i
w i l l I n n i r e n e o lle ite e d a r a t l n n fo r t o u r i
r e a lly n few yenrw h e n e r .
NO
T
cut.*
tion
ful
Bor
hint
Bur
tic
poi;
whi
gri
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and
60c
60c
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
A iN F o n n , Fi, a ,
J. H . JA C K S O N
Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property.
Easy Repayment Plan
Office in new Merriweather Building
2nd Street.
Phone Gil
To Lend On
Improved Real Estate
Business or Residential
R e a l E s t a t e A u c tio n S a le s
I will be at the Valdez Hotel, Thursday ig
AT AUCTION
Friday, May 28th and 2!)th, for the purposed
m eeting those desirous of making
We are permanently located in Sanford
real estate
loans.
in p e rs o n o r phone for appoint
We guarantee Satisfaction
A. A. D00NAN
ALLEN AMI) BRENT
11R E. Second Street, Sanford, Fin,
5
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GOOD GRACIOUS- THECE'G M R .T sre )
DRIVING IN NOW —HIS FENDERS J
AND To p A£C AUG SMASHED )
IT LOOKS AO THOUGH HES STEM /
IN AN ACCIDENT
s==^— c r C
he"
i
J S»W>fr-TA i, / HA3 - HE NEUeR
■•Imm \K'*gSASf“y
Teach Your Child To Save
the Dunodln—business block, and
have apartment house* to be erected at
grseral appropriations bill, passed
I: st Tuesday by tho Senate and
certified to the House which had
conies of tho bill printed and distrihuted nmong the members to be
studied before tho measure reache the floor for consideration.
The House and Senate both r.till
have to work on bills providing,
. upnlcmental rond designations to
be built after the present layout
as made by tho legislature of 1023
ts completed. Bills covering this
subject have been presented in the
House ami Senate and it was not
unlikely that they would ho given
j
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YOUR WIFE’S
EVENINQ OFF
BRING IIE It TO THU
Be Our Gut'Kl
On n Free Sightseeing Tour
THURSDAY, MAY 28lh
“The City of 100 Unites"
You’ll mv the SEVEN WON
DER.-' "f Florida and op
portunities vibrating with
cnQ it. insm.
ASK K0R FREE TICKET
v lueh <‘iititteH holder to
entertainment, including lundhoou.
HU
LEAVES AT 8:00 A.M.
THUIl DAY, MAY 28
Ijhtiiic ‘
c
ftr. W e d n e s d a y for
.1
SORRN To SEE VooR CAR'S
SO BADLY DAMAGED MR.TVTE
HOW DID NOD HAPPEN T o
MEET WITH S o a t AN
y t
s
AWFUL VJCECK''
NOW DON'T KID ME NEiGHBOC- IT
MIGHT UCK LlkC A\VGCCK SOT WHEN
a F£t_U)V0 CAft BOV A CAR
*20
, that actoaulv £ u n s h e c a n t s e
W .
150 PACTiCOLAR ASOOT ——
The
i<)5 WEST FIRST ST.
(N ext In Western Union)
Home Cooking*
Regular Mea^
:w FOOT QUICK LUNCH COUNTER
c o o k s j ------- t y a T
lahloH For Ladies and Gentlem en.'
DELICIOUS WAFFLES AT ALL HOURS.
B E ST
COFFEE IN TOWN
Chris Carrel who is known to tho people o f Sanf?‘ u* VaV nt? btu» with the Bell Cafe for some
!!n n ,ut ,8lnc,e at s t - I*vter8burg ami DeLantl
"'ll ',l? ° b hand to welcome vou.
nvationa
COME AND GIVE US A T R IA L
�I.D, W EDNESDAY, MAY 27,
^ttm uuum m um m m m nm m m m m um um m uum m nm m uum n
fo r
p r o f it
Classified Directory
mford Daily Herald
ANT AD. RATES
rms; Cash in Advance
7Ii
from
pnlron* nml e«1-
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double above
reduced rates are for con
fute Insertions.
«u rd s o f
average
______ LAWYER
EWI3 O'BRYAN.
temir.ole Hank
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Phono 417-L 3.
Anne
fnr
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n lin e
len g th
first
**rilon.
advertising
Hinif elussIf----»n e r r o r 1* m a i l s The P t m ]jfraU aril 1 be responsible
latum c n a r i
-nty one I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n ,
a d v e r tis e r f o r
subsequent
rtlons. T h e o f f i c e s h o u l d b e
t y p e w r it e r s
and
All makes of typewriters for
sale on easy terms, for rent, also
82? Bldg0fflc#
THIS
business d ir e c t o r y
In plnrr nlthln fm j
rk iit the people (if Xenford
irr-lir, ■«* nfli-n neeileit.
Iiill lhl« Hat Tthrn nny «pewnlrr I* rrqnlrnl. It In
i,ir,l nlphnlirllrally
far
i rvairnlrnrr.
for Space In This
DIRECT O R Y
PHONE
118
WANTED—Any one wishing to
have windows, runs or houses
cleaned, apply to 709 Will Ave.
East Sanford, P. J. Johnson.
WANTED: Position ns stenogrnphor. Can furnish references.
“Stenographer" c.o. Herald._____
WANTED: Position ns clerical
LEARN ABOUT folk County and
clerk. Hcst references furnish
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele ed. “ B" c.o. Herald.
gram. Best advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings. WANTED: Building lot—must be
a bargain. Give exact location,
Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.
best price and terms when answer
OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales ing this ad. address your reply to
through the Xenia Gaictte, "Investor,” care Herald.
Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural
district. Want ad and display WANTED: Table Boarders, 309
Pnrk Avenue-, Phone (it>3.
FOR BIG RESULTS ndvertise in
the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY
NEWS—it covers Broward County
thoroughly which is one of the
most rapidly growing sections on
the Florida East Coast. Sample
copy and rate card upon request.
MIRRORS KKSILVEREL)
Furniture bought nnd sold. Call
Used Furniture Co. Phone No.
ANY FURNITURE TO SELL?—
USED FURNITURE C O .-M irTors rcsilvcred, fair prices paid
for second-hand furniture. Cal
Phone 047.
= = := =
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—I
Engraving. Embossing,
first. We do it. Phone
R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
Printing that pleases.
Pron
aerivee. Telephone 93, New
cation. Welakn Building
m
door to Used Furniture Co.
REAL ESTATE
C O l . U M t t n n l O u . ) I.KTKIKK— C l a s s -
lfli>d ads hnvtt the largest circu
lation In Southwt<itura Georgia.
Rate Sc fS-wortl) tins.
WANTED
TO REACH the prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertise in the DeLand
Daily Nows, rate lc per word, cash
with order.
*
WHIT ROY FOR TRUCK DRIV
ER WHO UNDERSTANDS FORI)
CAR — MUST HAVE COMMON
SCHOOL EDUCATION. WILLING
TO WORK AND AMBITION TO
MAINE—Wntervllle, Morning Sen GO FORWARD. APPLY AT—
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
ple arc interested in Florida prop
erty. Rcneh them through tha
Sentinel. Rato card on applica
FIRST ST.
tion.
Ball H ardw are Co.
A LITTLE WANT AD in The
Herald will bring you big re
J. E. SPURLING, sub-division
specialist. Subdivision to Or sults. Advertise those old articles
lando. Florida, and F l o r a you have stored away nnd have LOST: In some of the stores, blue
Heights, Florida on Dixie High no use fnr. A title thirty-rent ad
silk umbrella with white ivory
way.
may bring you several dollars. ring in handle. Reward if re
Phone 118 an,j a representative will turned to Herald office.
TIN AND METAL WORK
call to see you.
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Itoat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue nnd Third Street, Tele
phone 111.
MIRACLE Concrete t o , |
cement work, sidewalks,
fug blocks, irrigation boxes.
Terwilleger, Prop.
AUTOS FOR HIRE
t E AUTO SERVICE Day
clirht. Meets nil trains. Buirtran«f"r. Phono 55t and 53-W
EY'S DRUG STOr.E — I’reiptioni, Drugs, Sodas.
We
•** near yuu an your phone.
W O R D ELECTRIC GO.
Wu i.r* to Gtllon A Platt
Magnulia.
Everything elcc*
T Phono 422. Elcctragith
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
Lady Says She Took Cardui and
Never Saw Such Improve- “
meat— Was So Weak
Couldn’t Stand.
Wenthorsby, Mias.—Mrs. James M.
Hall, of this plare, writes that alio
was "getting weaker all tho timo”
when Cardui, liio womans tome,
was first brought to her attention.
After she had taken Cardui a while,
sho writes that sho "never did seo
such an Improvement."
“ I suffered nil the timo and had
pains all over.” says Mrs. Hall. “I
was so weak I could not stand. My
skin was cold and flabby. I did
not have nny color, I had always
been a very active woman—used to
outdoor exercise, walking and going
whero 1 pleased, and to get down,
not aMo to get myself a drink, wiu
Indeed a hardship.
“.Nothing seemed tr> help mo, till
I began on Cardui. The first botthi
Beeuied to strengthen mo. and I
Bent for five more.
By tho timo
I had taken these, I waa on my
feet, gulag around, doing my work,
galnmi In health and strength.
*'l took two more bottles, and I
am well and strong. Can work my
garden.
i haven't had any nmro
sickness."
Ask your druggist.
N’C-lii3
PALM
BEACH
Painting—Pocorntinj;
PHONE 203
IME-Ot UO'M1
T’HAmE ton
•bUPPUH
CORUH ?
LI ton J. Moughton
First National Hank HldR.
Sanford, ------------- Florida
C,i-r r r Thug tWuFF* t f J CftinT [ ’ -(FS ST*1*rr'u.BE. fSSCun’i t « (X. m P iim S \l Do*n >(’
1 Gcr T R ecite CVT
't'V.i j *-"" **%
■sPHiMO Back
>1 A(AS./ ', v---- ^
FOR RENT —House,
Avenue, after Jum
Connelly & Sons.
APARTMENTS for Rent:
One
two-room apartment and one
three room apartment. Furnish*
cd. Dak Avenue nnd 7th St. May
bo had bv June l, 2202,
COUNTY—The
EVERT TRUE
■- «u*enet>f *t»»r', nd*m* d e v e l o p m e n P
Rend about it in the Palm Bi n -h
Post. Satnpio copy sent on re
quest.
~ rH C = R iE .’3
BY CONDO
Th c
C K iMQ
ADVERTISING gets resulta If it
reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily Newj is circulated la
an industrial and agricultural sec
tion.
TO REACH BUYERS or sullen of
Florida real estate advertise in
thc St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sundays
ADVERTISE in me Journnl-Hcruhl. South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c per line. Waycrona JournalHerald, Waycrosa. Georgia.
CJt* iw
VOUR
C O I°P ^ C i
C C J ? /< 4 < £ A 'W i [
f i n o t o \ ,:*r £ m
M A O d.
YOU
T
TAMPA MORNING 1 R1BUNE—
Send in your subscription to the
Tribune or hand It to your local
tipnler so you can rend Florida's
greatest newitvapnr. One year
$8.00, 0 months $4.0C, three mouths
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur
ance policy add 76 cents to your
ertier.
___ __ ____ ______ _
"DO YOU WANT to hoy or sell
anything?" If so advertise Id
tho "Gainesville Sun."
h a t
\
TO
A T iO Q T
T !
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11J'#UjAM-
TUE SuRSTVTuTfc COOrt
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BLOCK
BLOCK
Magnolia Avo.
Modern Building
DR ft. x 117 ft.
L .(■ .
r> ’■J'v* i
V.ijt'J-r.V.-*
11
ill
$ 5 0 ,0 0 ! )
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DKvr<;i.oi,F;ita ATTrvTtoN -run-
WAREHOUSE
S-m
BUSINESS
SITE
3 -iin im
in M i u m v
E ast,
w ith
Inrgu
Kh.tdc tree In front, lust
re - p a in te d
m o d e rn .
I'ODA V.
E very th in g
Mt'MT H E .StM.lt
$3.7.10
tr>00 C a s h . h a U n c e $3.< a
m o n t h . in c lu d ltiK I n t e r e s t .
Dean-Berg Corporation
Bill Is Introduced
To Protect Minors
Convicted of Crime
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 2d.
Representative Harrison of Man
atee county believes that his bill,
now going through the legislative
channels, to provide th at persons
under 21 convicted of crime*
punishable hy imprisonment shall
he sent to thu Boys Industrial
School, would correct a serious de
fect in tho present system of ad
ministering the law of Florida.
Mr. Harrison says he h»i been ad
vised that a large pmeenUge of
those sent to slide's prison are un
der 21. Hi' a l s o has been told, he
says, that n large percentage of
those sent to thu industrial School
are reclaimed to society and be
come useful citizens, many of them
learning trades there that ure of
use to them when they are releas
ed. It is for this reason that he in
troduced his bill which would pro
vide thut:
Convicted persons uder 21 years
may be sent to the Industrial
School fur Boys, when found guil
ty before any court of an offense
punishable hy imprisonment in
the county Jail, or in the state
prison, not for life.
If such persons were sent to tho
tile sentence would bo conditioned
Florida Industrial School for Boys,
that if such person were not re
ceived or kept there fo^ the term
of sentence, unless sooner discharg
ed by the Board of Commissioners
of Hlntc Institutions, he should
then suffer such alternative pun
ishment as the court or justice des
ignated in or hy such sentence;
hut no child could he sent to thu
school who should be blind, deaf
and dumb, non compos or insane.
Ile a l Estate-— In s u ra n c e
All kinds of property listed for,aals
Park Avenue and Second Street
W. II. LONG
.MEAT MARKET
410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla.
Hy GEORGE McMANUS
SiNHING UP FATHER
K N O W W H o'SiE B U N O U E J
T H IY j
( i o T WHELRC
E V E R it C O E b T O U
1
l in Miiutiidla Avenue, rnniprlslng
nni*
romplpl*
bb'ck I'orncr lota S5 fool
front.i k <-. You r a n m a k e
quick money on thcao lots
If aold separately.
JOHN E. FOX
SERVICE STATION.
Have you roams to rent or some
Oil, Tires, Aceesso- second hand furniture to sell?
ice with a smile. Elm Uso The Herald’s classified page
Phot*3 447-W.
and get results.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
.. i ‘i —l hree stations. Mag*
gusta, tin.—Augusta’s greatest
"‘s arn! Second. E’irst nnd Elm*
classified medium, rate rush .09c
l|,Jrad Avenue and 10th Street,
charge. 10c per Rne. minimum
H*’1’1 service.
FOR SAI.E—Space on the page
FLORIST
fur classified advertisements.
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
i ‘IT THE FLORIST”
or sell that sccond-iianil goods?
fur nil occasions.
N U E L L -C A C T » O O N 'T C_
M onthly.
ARCHITECT
("Mi.LF 1 Rikj \ fus. Gt o«*.
1 A i m t o * t c « t -rrr mow* w a f t *■ v
t '-"'
^TiFFG AtG GH AtJ t*t.v t M t WVG , KAik*
•t.tw
II no i'nub It.iUnru liS.ui)
F a c in g
FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished
lower apartment. Hot and cold
water. $ 15.00. Corner 5th St. and FOR SALK — SPRAYING MA
CHINE in good condition at a
Palmetto. N. O. Garner.
bargain. Address A. M. Box t>5
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for or call 578-W.
light housekeeping. 701 Magnol
ia Avenue. Call a t Diamond
FOR SALE—Ford Coupe used but
Palace.
(Ul days, terms. Can be seen at
tho San Juan Garage.
FOR RENT:: 3 room bungalow,
hath and screened porch. Phone
Fefrigerators for sale
Thoroughly overhauled,
75 |hs. capacity, 11.
, 902 French Avenue.
FOR KENT: House, corner 5
Avenue nnd Fifth Street, *
June 1st. Mcisclt Realty Co,
By Williams
INCiOivi
•.‘,v irrJ 'T'.ix_T
ua<-»bi Is b e g i n n i n g m e g r e a t e s t ituvuli>poi''iil In Olurlt|it'-< h l s l u r y ; n
h a l f m i l l i o n i l o t l a r h i g h w a y «i> t h e
g u lf hunch Ju st
ro lih e-t; a tw o
m i l l i o n i i o t l u r h r h i R u a c r o » u Knoniuh is ll.o s t a r l u d ; q u a r t e r
m illio n
q«,Il.ir iq io r a l i o u s a u n i l u r c o n s t r u c II i, l « n m ll l l o m , h e l n * s p e n t uti
h i g h w a y ; j e r u a t e s t c t i a n e o f o r llvu
f lu v u lo p e ru t o g e t
In 1-1 g r o u n d
floor.
W rite U uvolupm enl D u p a rttnet.t T h u i ’n n s a c o l a N «w »
INK STATIONS AND
AUTO SUPPLIES
G. TAYLOR DYER
OUT OUR WAY
Directory
ART ELECTRIC SERVICE
Expert Electrical repairs.
W, Central Ave, Orlando,
Automobiles
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the i DU \ —pay c
accepted want ad medium in pianos. Addri
Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St.
Johns County is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
HILL LUMBER CO. House o. Quick results. Two cents per word.
Service, Quality and Price.
Sample copy on request.
Lumber mid Building Material
TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Daily
Carter Lumber Company
Tidies, the great home daily,
iifie d
N. Laurel St.
Phone EC5
rate I ‘-4c per word, minimal*,
charge 25c cash with order. Write
BESSING — Multi graphing,
for complete rate card
fer* and mailing—as you
bt it—when you want it
WRSV *MltniNt \ J-liirKstiurK. Th#
Clarksliure Exponent, morning
p 673. H. E. Porch, First
IncluitliiK Sunday, morula* luauo
bud Rank Bldg.
I cent pur w«,»n. minimum I4«.
HIKE AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
FOR RENT—Rooma with or with FOR RENT—Ground" Floor Elks FOR SALE: Furniture of nine
Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up room house. Apply 315 Magnolia
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
stairs. C. T. Smith.
Ave.
Lincoln House.
FOR RENT—An apartment, 311 FOR SALE. 118 acres, extra good
celery land, within one mile of
You are wasting time and moPark Avenue.
Oviedo $5,000.00. Cash. Address
nev if this page hasn't your clas
sified advertisement. Phono it if FOR RENT One three room a* H. Y. Hull. 1007 So. Bleed, Lake
today. No. 148.
partm eut with private bath nnd land, Fla.
one two room apartment. Inquire
FOR SALE: Number of good car
a t Herald Office.
FOR RENT: Rooms nnd board
penter tools nml bench. 210
817 West First Street.
FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus Park Avenue.
son.
FOR SALK: Ford touring
god condition. Cheap;
FOR RENT: Cool First Floor, *2 Singer Sewing Machine off!
room apartment. 202 Park Ave
SALE: l mule nml wagon;
FOR RENT: Two new apartments, FOR
price
. 1 2-horse mowing
(lids 8 Touring.
five minutes walk from business machine $(10.00
(McCormick)
price $25.00.
1 'i Ton Truck
center. Call at Sanford Paint and J. W. Osteen, Altamonte
Springes.
Lexington Lark.
Wnll Paper Co., Phone 303,
—Chevrolet Coupe.
Ihiick Six Touring.
FIRST STREET business lot for
Willys Knight Sport Touring FOR RENT:: Rooms nnd kitchen
quick sale. Ju st a short distance
ettes. Shirley apartments, op from
Sanford Avenue, near new
I. W. PHILIPS SONS
positc Post Office.
Forrest Ijiko Hotel. Will Bell
Dodge Sales nnd Service
this week for $300 a foot on ex
RAGS WANTED — Large, rlenn. FOR RENT: Desirable two room ceptional terms. Address “ Busfurnished apartments, 20t! K. inci* Lot" care Herald.
linen or cotton rags for denn
ing purposes. Bring them now Third St., apply New Era Printcry.
to tho Herald Composing Room.
FOR RENT — Five room cottage
— Furnished. Apply 708 West
Third St.
Miscellaneous
Building Material
Rea! Estate
Rooms For Rent
Advertising
Dupplics' Uoom 9
p r Tn t i n ^
■online your want ad. to
i, it more effective.
m rnnrA .vr n o t ic h
mrtliers should give their
, t 0r postnfflce address ns
[ »s their phone number If
i ileslrc results. About one
j, r ,int of a thousand has a
-none. nnd tho others can't
municato with you unless
i know your address.
II Sl,ennllnnanee SU'.ST hs
«Sr In person at The Sanlfj llrrnld office or by letTl Telephone fH*r***tlnisrra are not vnlld.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28,_1925
PAGE TWO
Two Sanford girls, Miss Emma
Spencer and Miss Joe Cooper nre
included in the 21 students a t Flor
ida State College for Women, who
havo won membership in the " F ”
Club, according to an announce
ment at the college.
Membership in this club is con
sidered o n e of I bn highest V 'pnr“
in the college, as it is the only
honorary athletic organization on
the campus and the credit of 200
points is necessary for membership.
Thcsu points, or counters, arc giv
en for various athletic activities:
diligent practice in tho m ajor
sports, basketball, baseball, tennis,
hockey, etc., for making the class
teams in these sports, for places
in field nnd track events, and wa
ter -polls day.
Tho new members nre Annie Mc
Kay, Ocala; Lucille Sumner, Tam
ps: Joyce Pritchard, Plant City;
Ellen Pepper, Gainesville; Eleanor
Hope .Miller, Tampa; Mary Ruth
Murray, Miami; Mildred Nix, Al
lmny, (In.;
Dempsey Cronry,
(•aim -villi*; Emma Spencer, S an
ford; Myra, Tallahassee; Hetty
Kclh-rman. Vera; M argaret Mtinro,
Tampa; Clarinc Runyan, Pcnsaco-
la; Ellen McConnell, Tampa; l i a r
riot Robinson, Orlando; Lou Coch
ran, Tallahassee; Lois Hawkins,
Quincy; Christine McCnmpboll,
W est Palm Reach and Joe Cooper
Sanford.
These new members with old
members enjoyed a trip over the
week-end to Newport. Initiation
and a t*,p »!«,,»., t •*v , 0 . •***• , * l i v
er to the (lit!f were features of
the outing.
Old “ I*”’ members tell the new
jfirls the following:
An "F" m id be:
Fearless, Faithful, Lively, Lov
ing, Original, Optimistic, Resource
ful, Initiatvo, Individualistic, Dra
matic, Determined, Active, Alert,
Selfforgt tful. Sincere, Trustworthy
Truthful, Alive to beatitv, A ttrac
tive, Tireless, Tactful, Enthusias
tic, Enterprising.
Among the eluh’s rules are:
W hatever comes, have a strong
h e a rt; where courage is demanded
do not fr.il; lie active every minut •;
never put yourself first; he faith
ful always; he worthy of every
rerponuli Ity. •■('lojuilint ps is next
to (iodtim Strive for personal
atlrnetiveness and attain it at at!
costs.
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HI
asked to send in their opinions ns
to the proposed plan nnd the
amount the first bond issue should
be. They are also asked to form
citizens’ committees and appear be
fore the next meeting of the board
on June 0.
The results of the m ajority
tem than by those officially '»
dose contnct with the rules and |
who are in the best position, when
once they nre resolved to give up
personal prerogative for 1he com
mon good, to judge of their ef
fects upon the national interest,"
he continued.
Vice President's Duty
“ Little progress, however, has
lie' ll made in the reformation of
the senate rules and in the senate
itself. ! was not a candidate fur
nomination to the vice presidency
nor, after my election, when I
came to consider the duties of my
otficc, was I in search of contest
of trouble. Rut as i studied these
rules, there came to me the con
viction that it was the duly of the
vice president of the United States,
the only elected official saving
constitutional relations to lie sen
ate of the United States as a whole,
Additional Society Memorial Day Service
Will Be Given Here
SrnFord High School on Saturday Afternoon
Alumni Urged to Get
Memorial Day, which fall i on
Tickets For Banquet next
Saturday, will he fittingly
Members of the Sanford High
Sclitiol Alumni Association arc urg
ed by President C. L. Walker of
the organization, to secure their
tickets log the annual hnui|uct, to
be held at tho Seminole Cafe a t 8
o’clock on the night of June 12, as
soon ns possible so that some idea
may bo had as to the number ex
pecting to attend.
The price of the hnmiuet thi*
observed here with service* at f ’etltral Park, according to A. P. Hag
icnrd, commandin' of ('ainphrllLnn.sing Post American Legion, mider whose allspices the services
v. ill he conducted. Every member
of the post is urged to lie present
a t the program, which is now being
at ranged by a committee.
According to present plans the
service will begin at 1:13 o'clock
and will cnruitiuc for an hour dur
ing which time the memorial shaft
*in the park will lie decorated xvi'.h
flowers anti a short address honor
ing th** memory of the dead vete
rans, will In* delivered.
I The politic is cordially invited In
I take part in the exercises. Mr.
Haggard stated, and it is hoped
that as large a gathering as is pos
sible, will Ik* present.
carry if po:<nibIe, the isnue <>f the
ruler, to the voter’* of the country
who --not the senate—elect the
vice president and who alone can
exert the great power needed to
:dtnku men loose from a systun de
signed to fortify personal and in
dividual, prerogative* at the ex
pense of the American people and
of the constitutional rights of the
majority.
“To have Senator Underwood,
who has for so long been a propon
ent of reform of the senate rules,
speak with me upon this subject
emphasises the nnn-paetisiinsliip.
Its non-sectionalism ami its im
portance not only to the welfare
of the senate but to our nation."
W orkers In American
Legion Campaign Are
Near Goal, Is Report
TRAVEL BARGAINS
Variable Routes from Sanford
NO. 1 NIAGARA FALLS, and Return $94.86
Via W ashington through Pennsylvania anti Western
New York to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Returning
via Albany anti W est Point either all rail or down the
beautiful Hudson on Palatial Steamer to New York.
Thence home.
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s b m ix o l b
c o i i .s t v
,
f l o r id
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IN* C H A N C E U V
A lb e rt Ille b so n . C o m p la in an t,
vs.
J u a n i t a M lrk ao n . D e fe n d a n t,
m u , F O R DIV ORCE
nr.lrr of I'nhllmtlon
T h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . To:
J u a n i t a H i c k s o n , d e f e n d a n t In m e
«tnvi> e t v ie d c a u s e .
,
, ,
I t a p p e a r i n g b y t h o a f f i d a v i t f'-r
»,rn»r
p u b l i c a t i o n ii*-. •• i n HI
i lint It I* t h o b e l i e f Of t h e I'linij
■ 1 p l a l n a u t In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a l »*
I ' t h a t y o u a r e :i r e s i d e n t of a S l a t
* i r t ' o i i n t r y o t h e r t h a n t f • ,a‘ .
J o f F l o r i d a nnd_ t h a t y o u r Plane v*"H
or
o reeuierite l*» *........
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f
Tttv*ntv-<»n«*
a re o v e r the
y e a r s a n d t n u t m e r e Is no -,n t s o n in
the State o f F l o r i d a s e r ' r e "J
poena upon w h o m w o u l d M o t . '" " •
i t is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d Hint you.
J u a n i t a H l r k e o n . 1P 1 a p p e a r t o tin*
ante
I.lll »t c o m p l a i n t i n t in
..... on
t h e at d a y of J u n e . A. l> } •-’.■•* «<
th e C o u r t ( lo u s e In S an fo rd . * cm Hide C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , u t i l la d e f a u l t
t h e r e o f I ’t e r e o F r o C o n f e s x o " I I I
1............ r e d i ig n l n M f o i l . S a id c a t e *
hr Inv a u t i l f o r d i v o r c e
I T IS FI R T H K i t O F .IlF .ltK D t h a t
t h i s o r d e r h e pulill.-ili ol oli.-e a « ' • «
f ..r e i t l i t < i) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In
The S anford H erald , a new spaper
p u b lish ed
In
S anford.
Sem inole
C ountv. F lo rid a.
IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I J i n " ;
h e r e u n t o set m v h a n d n n d o f f i c i a l
s e a l o n t l d " t h o 1 st illV o f A p r i l
A I ' 192 i.
(S eal)
V. E . D O l ’H L A S S.
NO. 2 MONTREAL and
ROUND TRIP FARES
From
Return §107.66
Same as No. 1 to Niagara
Falls, Lewiston by rail,
Montreal by s t c a m o r
through Lake Ontario and
shooting down the rapids of
the St. Lawrence River.
Returning rail to Plattsburg, steamer through Am
erica’s most m agnificent
scenic and historic Lake
Champlain, to Montcalm
Landing, through
Lake
George to Town of L a k e
George, rail to New York,
via Troy, or rail to Albany.
Home ns in No. I.
No. ,’t.
Vice chairmen of the Seminole
American Logon endowment cam
paign were reporting to Mayor
Fot rent Lake this afternoon that
they were meeting with success in
their canvass of the city, and
ritairom n Lake and Commander A.
P. Haggard of Cumphell-l.ossing
Post were very much encouraged.
Seminole county is exported to
ratio its ipiota well before the
t hr *• of the campaign on Saturday.
The work of the committee* has
been delayed somewhat *m account
of Die mill, hut subscriptions wetc
being obtained in inrreuntig vollave
DELAND, May 2*.- E talilish- ....... this afternoon, according to
the uietit nf alltoillouile mail route he Du* committeemen.
■lese tween lad.sntl and Daytona will
More than 1,00(1 pirn s • f mater
ket* probably he ciiinph'tid within the
I are used in making a piano.
hit- next thirty day*, according to a
thi* letter received here by Postmistress
Marion Douglas from l‘o.dal In
of spec tor French *1. Terr'dl. who ha
«h’n just emuph ted a lour of inspecAD tion of the two post office.!, InAn- ajicrtor Terrell lines not tuaice ihe
awn definite promi-c that the mute
*“*y will be estahli Iasi but states that
toy. m his opinion that the postal do
purtiuent at Washington will tip
- prove the proposed route provided
'C tl Deland would have a duily i|iiola
m l I of tith* piece.: of mail for Daytona.
T ] 1(. records
Imw that the daily
ipiota is now r.HO nieces of mail.
if the i onto m inaugurated, mud
belle I rhe i.ley, 00, was shot and will he delivered twice a day each
kii!e*l mi I lor son, Louis, 2H, was way and will he made within one
seriously wounded today by Wil hour after posting. A the mail
liam Hawkey, an vx-ronvlct who is t. *w sent by train, one day i-i
went t" he- home in search of his rcipiiicd for delivery of mail unwife- Hawkey became unrnged and Irs.* posted just at train lime.
began shouting after Min. Schochly told him his wife luitl roomed
A pine tree recently cut down in
there for a month hut departed C rater
Lake National park wu.. e
May I, without leaving her new ad jtim
aled t * lit* 600 years old.
S A N F O R D
Ticket- on Salt* daily to
Asheville ............... 8.15.B0
Atlantic City
$66,02
Raltimurc ............... $37.6-1
Ear Harbor ......... .101.88
Renton Harlxir ..... $70.63
Bouton ................... IH0.2H
Denver ................... $05.90
New York ............. $67.2H
Norfolk ................. $16.90
Philadelphia ......... $62.10
Portland, Me.......... $88.98
Portland, Ore........... 1*12.30
San Francisco
.127.93
ami many other Eastern
and Western point*.
I,imiled Returning Oct. 21
GFEBKC nnd Return. $117.81.
Same as No. 2 to Montreal, thence round trip by
splendid steam er on the St. Lawrence River to historic
and beautiful old Quebec. Home as in No. 2.
Routes of tours north of Washington may he reversed.
STOP OVERS ALLOWED going and returning
DeLmul And Daytona
Auto Mail Route to Be
Kstnhlishcri in ‘10 Days
Tickets, Fares, Schedules and informatoiii from
A. ( ’. L. Station
Phone 63-J
II. G. Aly. Ticket Agt
Sanford
i \ T in : i m e t r r ro lle r o r n a i iM ii.i-: r o t v r v . f l o r i d * .
IN CHANFEIIV
J A M E S M. M d ’ A S K l l . t . ,
C u m i il n l n a i i t,
Vs.
AM F l i r t It s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In III*
l a n d * a ml (irc tn la c * I n v o l v e d In HU h ,
m ilt a * ln*lrn. d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e s .
a m i ••llier c l a i m a n t * u n d e r T H O M - I
A.** I ItuYI*. d e c e a s e d , o r o l l i c r u is.-, a n d n i l o i l m r p a n i c * I n
t e r e s t e d in tin* l a u d * a n d p r e i n lacit i n v o l v e d i n t h i * s u i t .
Iicf c m ln n is.
n i t l i K I t OF F t lU.lHATION
THE STATE OF F l . O I t l H A TO:
A ll p a r t i e s cl a I in I tig I n t e r e s t In
tin* l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e * h e r e i n a f
t e r d* - '- r i le d u n d e r V I J o j t A S I- |
ii(iYI>. d e c e a s e d , o p O t h e r w i s e , a n d |
a ll o t h e r p a r t i e s c la im in g I n t e r e s t ,
In tin- l a n d s Mild p r e m l a e * h e r e i n - i
lifte r d cserllied:
!
II npi'< . i r l n g l.y t h e swill'll h i l l III
c o m p l a i n t In t h e
above
e n title d I
c a n - e t h a t y o n m a v lie I n t e r e s t e d I n i
Hint c e r t a i n l " t . pi res o r p a r c e l of I
l a n d M in ia te In
S em in o le
I'n u h tv ,
F l o r i d a , n n d d e r c r i n . I u* f o l lu V * . I
to -w it:
T he S outheast tju a rte r
or
tho
N n rth c ist 'J i n r t e r of th e S m illiw .s t
O n u r t. r o f S ectio n
T o w n s h i p Ft.
S o u t h , t t a n g e .111,
E a s t , lea n
the
e a s t IFI f e e t t h e r e o f .
T a k e a lo a f o f M erita B r e a d and
e x am in e it clo sely , and you will
find it firm in te x tu re , free from
p u ffin ess —e v e ry o u n c e good,
soun d nutrition. It p leases your
a p p e t i t e an d gives you good
h ealth y v igo r. B e bread-wise and
buy b re a d o f know n purity, rich
n e ss a n d flavor. M e r i t a Bread
holds the d istin ction o f being the
S o u th la n d ’s fin est. Serv e it in
your hom e. Tw o siz e s, 10c and 15c.
MADE BY THE
A M E R IC A N B A K E R IE S C O M PA N Y
H t*t therefore ordered that you
and each of yon are rtsinlred to ui>i„ ,r to the t.,M of ifointilr.lnt In this
i ausi* .-.t th* »- .nrtln»u»e at S.ui-j
ford. Senilii"h» t'toilitj. I'h»rhl:l. "Jl
Moml v. the *:li da v of July. 192.*.,
fre sh every day
from your grocer
o t h e r w l ........l e e r e e p r o e*in fes*n w i l l ,
I.......... t e r e d ill till I • >U ■ t i l l ............
lo-lru; :i stilt t o t |tl l e t t i t l e t o t h e
a liov.*-tle sc rltict| la m l a n il p r e m i s e *
In th*' a le i v ii n a m e d coin phi l m i n t ,
J a m e s M. M •■• '; i' . k 111.
■T IS F I ' I I T I I I ' l l I I I I D K I I E D . t h a t
t h i s o r d e r Ini p n M l s h e d o n c e a w e e k
f o r e l n l i t ( *) e iin s i e n t i r e w e e k s In
Hie S a n f o r d l l c r e a h l . a n e w s p a p e r
p i ll d l s l ii .1
In
S anford.
S em in o le
<' m i n t v . F l o r i d a .
l a i N t . A N D n U D E I t E P t h i s 7 th
■l a v o f M a y , IS!.’.
V. E i i o i 'f i L A K H .
C l a r k o f t h u t ’l r c n l f C o u r t ,
Hv A M. W e e k * . D e p u t y tMi-rlt.
(SEAI-.t
XVII.St i.N A III i t ' H I U l l . P E I l
S o lic ito r s fv r C o m p la ltin iit.
Mitv 7, ll.w il, 2H; June ». 11. is. '
25: July 2nd.
These Sktchces Show How
Summer Cottons Can Be
Can Look Nice, But It Takes MorJ
Than Looks To Make Good Bread
e x t r a r ic h bread
V ain © F o r T h e M oney
f . O. U Pttroil
* * * in iiiB s a « n r n i'B a
A lie n & B r e n t
Ivxtulw A net inn Suit's.
I,t*t us si'll ymir properly
AT AUC TION
Figured Voiles
Floral Voiles
a 2K and Hi in. Width
Are 50c yd.
Largo Patterns
//
j
Are 51)c yd
T h e F o r d o a r is u n iv e r s a lly k n o w n
a b le ,
e guarantee Satisfaction
Property you want sold—List d with
and kiss il good-bye.
I.right, etitil voiles ale slimmer
favorites anil when they’re as
pretty as these the reason is
twofold! Striking combinations
of green and black, orange and
liluck—others, too, in •!<> inch
width, r.iic yd.
Very large are these patterns in
floral voiles. Pastel tints softly
say, "Wear me for an afternoon
affair." Generous width of 38
to -10 inches makes total dress
cost inexpensive at 59e yd.
ALLEN AND BRENT
Sic'iiid Street, Sanford, Fh
jTourSte amers a Week from Jacksonville
SU M M ER
EXCURSION FARES
It* -m*; Trip Jacksonville! to llahimorr JIO.SJ;
to I hi.rlilfUiia $55.00; to Ik»ton $72.18. Fan'* '
In 1 !o ini-ala and berth, aitii extra charxo tor ^
xruti.'do rooms.
Atxi Alt-Expcnso Tours firm Jacksonville; 11
da)j and lonccr; $80.13; nnil up. Tour* iavludo
New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc.
Write for illu»t-ateil booklet and for information
•bout low rattu to northern cilit-s and rcaortx. And
a.k Undetailed itmcrarhaof thu
specUl AU-Expcmto Tours!
t
I A lt' L SI
Splash Effect in
Vogue P atterns
Novelty Crepe
May Now Be
1.25 yd.
Ordered at I)-l
Daubs of vivid color! Yet
as artistically done as a
French masterpiece! This
summer crepe (half cot
ton, half silk) also is made
in polka* with the small
tit its boxed in contrasting
ly colored squat cs. $1.25
MAIN 1 LOUR D I
Dickson-Ivcs now becomes
Vogue headquarters in Or
lando. While we will have
Pictorial Review patterns
on sale. Vogue patterns may
lie ordered. We also have
the Vogue style book, pat
tern hook ami fashion hook
for children, 35c each.
E c o n o m ic a l, C o n v e n ie n t—
to b e R e li
E a s y
to
B a y
For Ford economy is not only a matter of low price and upkeep; R
is a question of the saving you w ill enjoy in time, energy and healthSatisfaction is increased by reliability of the
f'ord Dealer organisation in every neighborhood where you may drive. See the nearest
Authorized I'oril Dealer—Ask hint about
the Ford Weekly Purchase plan, or write
us for particulars.
B A L L O O N
T ir e E q u i p m e n t
F u ll Slzo(20*4rft)>
Now Ojnio«»l
a !,1e*u « Co*t oi
R u n a lto u t S 2 6 i ) ,
T o u r in g C t; r
C o u p # S C 2 0 t F o r d o r S td u tr
A l t p ric e* f. o. b. D e tr o it. O n %?pcn c a n ( k m o u n u b k firm a n d itarier arc
$ *G0
F o r * ! M o t o r C o m p a n y , D o p t . N - G, D e t r o i t M ic h
Plrx.e m .ll me full partic-alars rrvactllns your oaiv plan for ownlwl **
•utumalilU.
Name
to-tor* 12 o m fz c w y ,
SE2 THE NEAREST A U TH O R IZED FORD DEALER
MAIN FLOOR IW
Al»> u i l l l n s . f r o m M i a m i to 1‘liila-
ilelnltlA v b iltw, cm '.nlfit .'iH
b . i». U f f iu lih t , v h i >
MERCHANTS a MINERS
T r a n s p o r t a i io n Co.
P l.* DM I a n Day S r r a a t
J a d t m n . i l l . , rturU la
TtU phaaa ISIS
A
>*-y
DICKSON-IVES C
110 range Ave., Orlando, Phone
1106
m a k e
S A F E T Y
Y O U R
R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y
�Leads Crimson J'jYIiss
Donates Park Site'
To Orange County i
I ,nt nrice ttving on wntui uuP*
, .. —- «4)l* ..........
Lf ||W
**11
F rL.duclng the return to the
L tic an farm er which he might
£ obtained in a free m arket, inL <f,| the selling price and mninr,.i ^ against influences which
□,» have held it on n lower level,
declared in an official publiun by Dr. Frank M. Surface.
, ollt Wednesday and reviewed
h arproved by Secretary Hoover.
p r surface, who was economist
r the United States Crain Corirstion which handled the war job
controlling breadstuff prices
ii distribution, has revealed some
ihcrto undisclosed steps by the Meet the new captain of the Har
bin corporation In carrying out vard University track team. Aloeri II. O’Neil. 11
one « f *ho
Lr°'surfaco snid th at the grain fastest d-10 anil KNU-yaid men in
LpJration during 1919 sought al- eastern college cir- les. The Crim
k t entirely to hold up grain son expects great things of him
Kee.«, and as Mr. Hoover noted this season.
[the'introduction, got on what a
Lkr would term “the bull side
[ihe wheat m arket" to the extent
*500,000,000. The w ar time atLpl was as much to hold up the
Ece of wheat, the document is dehed to show, us it was to stal.ilTALLAHASSEE, May 2K— The
i it and prevent speculation that Senate
today passed a bill pro
Lht have mulcted even to greatviding
inclusion
in the Everglades
| cxteiit the consumer of the
Drainage District a stretch of ter
ritory along the East Const be
ginning ut lower end and extend
ing to the upper end above Fort
fierce. The territory to he ad
ded includes Miami. West Palm
Dencli. Fort l-mnltnlale, and oth
er towns and cities.
it also provides levying a one
mill lav in district. The new ter
ritory has a population uf 200,00 nnd assessible property valua
tions of more than $2011,000,000
it is estimated.
ORLANDO. Fla.. May "S—Or
ange county’* chain of parks has
just been augmented by another
plot of ground donated by Miss
Alice M, So tt, of Plymouth, to
U* named W- w orth Park in hon
or of her •i.' ther. The plot is lo
cated in the : riagular area on the
outskirts of Plymouth. This anim "n-..„*-. v;;;,
\ly Kars
ehman, m .otnry of the Orange
county Chamber of Commerce.
According to Mr. Lehman, the
land will be henutied nml will be
come a part of the: chain of beauty
snots and resting places now being
built throughout the county.
There arc now eleven tracts of
lands in tin* county which have been
or soon will be donated to the coun
ty for nark purposes, the secret
ary stated. The tracts vary in
size from small plots to eight nnd
bly of the Florida Conference Ep- hly-in&titutc, will be maintained a t
worth League (South) and the iat. Trinity Church nnd the «ki«9 room
| John’s River Epworth Longue In work nnd businc.a meetings will
s titu te (North) takes place here h*» held in Trinity and White tem ple
churches.
June 15 nnd l'J, inclusive.
While it is understood, accord
The combined strength of M eth
ing to Angus Williams, of Tantpn, odism in Miami, representing: the
president of the Florida Confer two tranches, will come together
ence Epworth League, th a t such for the entertainment of the view
joint sessions have been held in ing Lengu ra and the Harvard plan
F o r F i r s t T im e In H is to r y or the Pacific Coast Region, this is of entertainment will he used, un
O rg a n iz a tio n T w o B ra n c h e s the first time that the two organi der plans announced by president
o f M e th o d ism W ill lie R e p zations have met together in any of the Southern body. This means,
other section of the country. The he said, that church members will
r e s e n te d in th e M eetin g League was not organized when furnish rooms and breakfast free
the church split over the question! to the delegate.1, while the la tte r
MIAMI, May 2.H.—For the first ef slavery before l!,* Civil War.
will be required to turmsh dinner
time m the history of the organi
The two organizations will have and the evening meal. Members
zations, members of the Epworth joint class work, platform and roc* of the Woman's Missionary Socictv
League^ from both brunches of rectional hourst but will meet sep of Trinity Church, however, will
Methodism, North and South, will arately for their business sessions. sell mcnl tickets and will serve
I he headquarters of the meeting, the noon and evening meals in the
which will be known ns the assent- large church basement, so that till
may be together during the meal
hour.
During this time, the various
delegates, principally representing
unions, will have their pep songs,
yells and stunts.
The faculty of the assembly-in
stitute will be drawn from the two
brunches of Methodism, Harold
Spilth, of St. Petersburg, president
nt the Northern organization and
Rev. il. YV. Blackburn, of Miami
Reach, ilean of the Florida Confer
ence Epworth League aisembty,
declare tha faculty will be on.* of
the strongest that hns been ar.emhted foe an assembly or institute
work in any state,
A daily program calls for sun
rise prnyer meetings, and morning
class work and recreational periods.
The business sessions will be held
from 12 o'clock to 1 p. m. After
this a pciod for Quiet Hour for a
rest and study will be observtAl.
F - h afternoon f r r r t 3 o’clock un
til 1:30 o'clock will be given over
u directed recreation, with the ex
copiipil
*v c ii n c s t ii iy aafternoon.
ivL tnuuof
ception Oi
of . Wednesday
when the annual election of offic
ers will take place.
Special addresses during the
meeting include those by Hishnp
William N. Ainsworth, of Macon,
t»a., who provides over the Florida
conference church, of Tuesday even
ing; Dr. R. .1. Thomas, St. Augus
tine, Flh., Wednesday evening, and
Rev. O nrfi.hl Evans. Eoworth
League missionary to Cuba, Friday
evening.
“Nobody’s lazy," says n St.
lonis doctor. And if he wnsn't
p i lazy ho wuuld notice hia mis
take.
Will Diairno.se H eart
Drainage District Dill Trouble By Telephone
Is Passed By Senate ATLANTIC CITY. May 2R—TelS'-nate today passed n bill prowill be attempted tonight In con
nection with tie* convention of the
American Medical xAsoclntion, A
graphic chart of a patient’s heart
In at.? will be sent from New York
to Chicago nml the chart will be
reproduced before Dr. James R.
(Itccr, who will telephone hi* diag
nosis In the convention delegate:*.
A resolution tirotesting IcgMalion ngainst teaching the theory <f
evolution in before the convention
today.
Unmarried
den to wear p
f Caesar.
A E M U AT ED
T in :
S
W IT H
C m iiM T A
a n p o u o
Men’s
Genuine
Lorainc
Seer
sucker
Suits—
s s o c ia t io n
■wrquato. The result was a
doll accumulation of a surplus
wheat in storage there.
In 1919. consequently, with tin
Itattof shipping from troop and
»V; n transport, a flood of ihifewilack grain was turned
It. Die American price would
fc ken utterly shot to pieces,
I Jarfacc concludes, illm trating
flfc-u by trtudles oC-4hc nvnilnjtwks, had not the grain cornticn slopped into the breach,
thing unhesitatingly all offers.
Band Contort
[1. March, Boston Commanday — Cbrelr.
1 Overture, Panorama, —
llarnlmuse.
1. Hein-1ion. Magic Melody,
—Ibimberg.
k I>« riptlve. Soldiers Life
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5. Concert Waltzes, Vienna
lieuuti os—Zichrer.
Intermission
r>‘ Overture
(On Southern
Air*i "Uncle Tom; Langey.
Now let to, Moolight In
Florida — (I. W. Storm.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925
G E FOUR
Providing the Necessary Funds
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I n t e r a t Saaford. F lo r id a
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An effort is being made by some public spirited citizens
to.rni.se sufficient funds with which to finance Sanford’s
baseball team through the remainder of the season. As is
usually the case in matters of this kind the whole burden
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f the job has fallen on the shoulders of a few, who are de
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In rnising the necessary funds, an effort is being made
■ in S C n iP T IO .1 B A T K I
to sell tickets for the remainder o f the season, rather than
On# T a a r - I 7 . n o
s i * M o n t h " *150 call for donations from a handfull o f the city's business men
D a tlv a r e d In C ltv h r F u r r i e r . n * r
w .sV i.N ">e- W e e k l y K d ltlo n * 1 00 who nre, ns a rule, continually asked to assist first one good
p er year.
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cause and then another. The Herald believes that the peo
nPM C fA t. i o t i i k i Ail o h l l o i r y ple will response to the effort to null season tickets and tout
noMcea, r a r d a of t h a n k a . r e s o l u t i o n *
a n d n o tlc e a o f a n t e r t a l n m e n t a w h e r e there will he only a few persons who will not buy.
It be
r h a r a a a a r e a i a d e w ill be c h a r g e d
lieves the people of the city appreciate the work that is be
fer at r e g u l a r a d v a r t l a l n g r a t e s .
f X BKIl T I I K A SSOCIATKII P I I B M ing done and that they are willing, even anxious, to have a
< M The*
A s s o c i a te d P r e a a la e x c lu s - part in it.
ly elv e n t i t l e d t o t h e uae f o r r e Sanford’s baseball team is providing the city with amuse
p u b l i c a t i o n o f nil n ew a d la p a t e h e a
c r e d i t l a t o It o r n o t o th erv rla e c r e d ment during the supposedly dull months of the summer. It
i t e d IB t h l a p a p e r a n d alao t h e Inc a l nfWH p u b l l a h a d h*rM n. All rlK n ta is holding people in this eity who would otherwise go to sur
o f r r p t i l i l l r a t l o n o f flptclal (lla p n tc n rounding towns for recreation. This in turn is benefitting
aa h e r e i n n r e a la o re s e rv e d .
everyone hem by keeping money, at home.
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 192.1
While Sanford isn’t at the top of the state league the
TUB UF.RAl.n’B PLATFORM
team from this city is making a creditable showing consid
ering the disadvantages it has had lo work tinder. Keeping
1.—-Deeper water rout* to Jackaon- within the salary limits o f tho league, as nil of the teams are
fill*.
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2. —Conatruftlon of 8t. Johna-In- supposed to do, Sanford hns secured the best players avail
able and baseball fans who ought to know, predict that be
dinh River canal.
t .—Eatenalon of whlto way.
fore the season is over, Sanford will be at the top, lighting
4.
—Extension of local amuaementa.
for
first place.
—Spinning pool, tennla coarta,
The sporting pages of many papers every day tell about
etc.
......
5.—Augmenting of building pro Sanford’s Imselmll team. Not a day passes but what this city
gram—houaea, hotel*, apartm ent
gets publicity of a desirable kind. This space is the kind
houtea.
0.—Kitenaion of atreet paving uro- that cannot he bought, and if for no other reason than the
irdh,
publicity it obtains, Sanford must continue supporting its
7, — Conatrurtlon of boulevard baseball team.
around Lake Monroe.
When the team plays in Sanford go out to the athletic
8^-Completinn of city beautifica
tion program.
field and watch it. My buying a season ticket now you will
not only provide yourself with amusement for the remainder
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY of the summer but will assist in raising money at a time
In rightcousnea* ahnlt thou bo when money is needed.
establiahcd; thou ahnlt In* far front
----------------o---------------opproiaion; for thou ahnlt not four
and from terror; for it ahnll not
comOjnoar thee.—Isninh fi4:14.
I’m The* Gink
QUIT WORRYING ABOUT IT
The hnrdcat work you ever «h>
I* worrying nhout it;
Whnt makes nn hour resemblo twa
la worrying nhout it;
The time goes mighty slow when
You sit nm) sigh ami sigh nguin,
And think of work ahead, and then
Keep worrying about it.
Have you enjoyed the actions of the Rink who makes a
habit of riding on the baud wagon?
How few men there are who express themselves on any
question until they have made certain they are with the
majority. The citizen who dares to stand alone in his opin
ions and who dares to express his real state of mind, is cer
tainly the kind of citizen who is a valuable asset to any
growing community.
The fellow who is always found astride the fence on the
various questions which come up, the one who ta lk s favor
ably on both sides of important matters depending of course
with whom he is talking, is of the type who has no influence
and is considered as more or less of a joke by all who know
him.
How frequently in every community are found those per
sons who are the cause of many good laughs by their actions.
It is as good as attending a vaudeville performance to sit on
the sidelines and watch the antics of the fellow depicted in
an exchange as follows:
I’m the gink who always climbs on the band wagon.
I never start anything, but when I see n movement that
is going well and meeting with popular favor, why I
hop right on the baud wagon. I am a regular chame
leon. I never object to ;i show or a movie until I find
that someone else has. Then I turn prude. I never
worry about any public move until the public reacts
favorably. Then I ballyhoo. I like to ride on the band
wagon. I made a lot of noise in the limelight.
Just buckle up and buckle it—
Quit worrying about it.
By work, not wijrry, you will win
Quit worrying about it.
A talk is easy, onco begun;
It has its labor nnd its fun;
Bo grab ahold and do it, son—
Quit worrying nhout it.
—Partners,
-ft
What bus become of tnah jong?
-oThfnk of the lowly flea, he has
to dig for n living.
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The person who works for nothing.hut money is overpaid.
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The moat common expression of
the day is "F. O. II. Detroit.”
■ —o
In a last minute stand, the Amer
ican rum runners have adopted tho
slogan, "Never Sny Dry."
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Isn't it funny how some people
with college educations apparently
do nut know right from wrong.
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One half of tho world may not.
know what the other half is doing
hut it |.robubly has n pretty good
idea.
— — o-------Tho increased*popularity of the
rolled stocking shows thnt the la
dies believe in "freedom of the
knees."
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I THANK GOP that if I am gifted with little of Hut
spirit which is said to lie able to raise mortals to the skies,
I have yet none, as ! trust, of that other spirit, which would
drag angels down.— Daniel Webster.
----------------o---------------Till') WORK an unknown good man has done is like a
vein of water flowing hidden underground, secretly making
the ground green.—Carlyle.
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TO THE KKCKITIVK soul the Kivor of Life pauseth not
The controversy over the theory nor is diminished.—George Eliot.
----------------- o-----------------of evolution has certainly caused
a lot of men to make monkeys of
‘‘(!()l) HONORS N't) drafts where there tire no deposits."
themselves.
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Have you ever heard station
W-I-F-E send out a SOS call to
hubby about fifteen minutes before
noon, to bring home something for
dinner?
o"We don't like to talk of dead
things, but wliat bus become of the
University investigation?—Gaines
ville Bun. The best thing to do is
to let the dead stay dead.
o— "Shoots nt wife; Misses; gets
thirty years In prisun," says 1
headline in the Chicago Tribune. So
it seem* tiiat missing the missus
means n costly target practice.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
BY IRVIN S. COBB
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LITERATURE ANI) TRASH
The latest thing’ j.
spring dresses i,
THE NEWS KALEIDOSCOPE
COOLIDGE WELL AGAIN.
BIG COUNTRY. BIG THINGS.
TH E MINI) RULES—BUT.
Wealth may not be a
i
it causes a lot of cu«,in” r*’‘*l
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
(C o p y rig h t
What the United State.
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a substitute for . u b S ^ *
1925)
We know a nAn
if h, J i S 2 * •«
LOOKING INTO the news when
grown up is like looking into a
kaleidoscope when you are little.
It’s n constant changing and rapid
forgetting.
A while ago the whole world felt
that nothing could ever be as in
teresting as news of Germany's ef
fort to reach Paris.
That’s ancient history now nnd
our war thought is concentrated
on getting back, a t leisure, money
thnt we lent in n huriy.
Driving
People who work for
oxccn, m ow ,
The United S u te im ,
rum
im 'var* hut it won’t
parations.
WE ARE not apt to get very
much of it.
The British nnnounce, somi-officially but firmly, that they ex
pect France to pay England a dol
lar for every dollar paid us. Thnt
doubles the load nnd multiplies by
two reusons for not paying.
Women and elephant,
of mice. Men. however
of all three of them.
Life has its up and dor-aVL,
best way to forget the don,1
by remembering the up*.
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Coolidgo couldn’t g0 ,
s. Now what little
L - B?1
cus.
littlV boy
*
to grow up and be president?
We got down late tods*
alarm clock rang but xe dei
maybe it was the wrong i
THAT CAN be done when you
pitch hay on the old farm. Rut the
President's recent touch of indi
gestion will remind him that you
must he careful of your stomach
when you hold a job thnt keeps
the blood in your brain all the time
and away from the stomach that
needs it for digesting.
Buckwheat cakes and sausnge.i
do not go witli constant hard
thinking.
THIS COUNTRY does things in
a big way. The new Edison light
company plant in New York will
cost fifty millions ami will create
enough light to supply the whole
of Franco. That one plant devel
ops more power than could in* got
if all tho horses in the United
States were hitched up, pulling a t
one loud.
This plant would light .‘1,000,000
-dx-iouiii house*, enough lor any
State in the Union, except New
York, nnd enough) for New York
State, excepting New York City.
Canadian immigration rJT restricted. This is bad.
J
they get the empty bottle*
Hnte to be n joy killer, hot i
doubt if there ever wa* a n.
ner who planted fried pcu^l
Workmen at Rutgers Utiwa
sity found a golf ball 100 t
old, hut the golfer had gr,-t
B A K IN G T H E N A N D N O W
Ily GEORGE S. WARD. IN McCLURE’S
It wns in Pittsburgh, in 11)05—
just twenty i ’enrs ago—th a t the
first large fireproof, sanitary fac
tory bakery was built.
This
building was the pioneer effort to
wards progress, and yet a t that
time it was laughed to scorn by
lemlers in the Industry. Baking
of bread had until then generally
been dono in more or less inade
quate quarters, in buildings unsuited for the purpose, mostly
idd residences nr other adapted
structures, with ovens nnd work
rooms in the cellar, altogether un
sanitary, and often unspeakably
it for tho ovens, looked nfter
stables and rolling stock, mingling
those tasks with the operations of
hnking—which arrangement, you
will agree, prevented any proper
attention to sanitation or person
al cleanliness.
During the last decade, however,
such conditions have practically
passed away, and the example has
been widely followed of the first
modern factory baking plant, with
its big broad windows to let in
the sunlight, nnd its observation
of every requirement of sanita
tion and hygiene. Building has
been guided by the now sense of
responsibility, and with a new vis
ion towards future possibilities of
tho linking business.
During the last decade the in
dustry has como into more com
petent hands, the hands of men
who have won nwny from the
housewife tho job of providing the
American family with its daily
bread. Ju st as the shoemaker is
passing from his bench, as elec
tric light has almost sent the
candle-maker into oblivion, as the
modern packing house has puc out
of business the old fashioned but
cher and his unsanitary slaught
er house, so has the linker been
stepping along in the parade of
progress.
JOHN A. KERR, a retired merchant, found his daughter lying
dead, killed by escaping gas. Ini
mediately his heart stopped beat
ing, and be dropped dead.
That’s proof that mind controls
matter. A mental shock, and no
80.
thing else, killed thnt man.
The necessary Ingredients were
ON THE other hand, the ultrn- selected without proper knowledge
foollsh, who think that mind rules of their purity. The work had
and can control KVKRTHING. ig been carried on ip overheated and
noring nature's physical laws, hadlv ventilated rooms. Tho doughs
learn their mistake if they break wore mixed hv the |H*rspiring
n bone ami do not have it set pro hands and arms of poorly paid
ami ignorant workmen — uninperly.
,.v , .
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. .
„ strucled alike in the processes of
: the
.,N sound
t"°1 maxim. n' Not
t !°.°
U ,\ fermentation and the laws of hyis
tooh much
giene. Bakers worked exceeding
confidence in material things, and ly long hours, and it was almost a
not TOO much Ignoring of them. general practice for them to sleep
and live in the baking rooms. Tlmv
GERMAN* SCIENTISTS, lig h t did nil the work of the establish
ing contagious diseases, adopt this ment, procured fuel and prepared
motto:
"Don’t let your children be kiss
ed by strangers."
"Don't let your children be kiss
NEW YORK WORLD
ed by ANYBODY."
AMUNDSEN’S POLAR FLIGHT
Simply ns an heroic undertaking area is ony of the Inst great serv
Amundsen’s Arctic flight hns chal ices that exploration can perform
geography. It has on its fringes
lenged the admiration of the world. for
that in P.HHj Peary thought he de
A circuit of 1,1100 miles or more, scribed “the snow-dad summits of
witii only a two hours' margin of a distant land,” which he culled
gasoline, against the danger of Crocker Land. The MacMillan ex
such a sudden "howling gale” ns pedition found in IPl-t that this
I’eary met three days’ march from was only a mirage. But Stefansthe Pole, and with all the risk of i son, during his long stay in the
forced landing in the open sea or on Arctic, l!)ia-IK, made soundings
splintered hummocks, is a test of which indicated that there might
iron nerve. But it is not as an he lie land north of Alaska and fa r
roic feat that Amundsen regarded ther west than MacMillan pene
his expedition. He bent his aim trated. An air flight from Spitzwith greater singleness upon sci bergen would have to drive on
entific objects.
across the Pole to spy out this re
The chief geographical questions gion, and Amcundsen originally in
are whether unknown lands lie be tended continuing clear across to
tween Spitsbergen and the North Northern Alaska. But even n flight
Pole, and between the Pole and that stopped at the Pole or a little
Northwestern Alaska. Peary's dash beyond might reveal data of great
NO NEWS of Amundsen nt this to the Pole covered an area north value. Ijitc r flights could do far
writing, lie and tils comrades may from Grant Land, the Canadian more.
The mere testing of tho Arctic
lie struggling for life on the polar neighbor of Greenland, while Nan
ice, nr he mny have found a safe sen in the Frum explored much of potentialities of the airplane, tu be
landing place, witii plenty of leis the region between Siberia and the followed in June by a Britisli ex
ure for the return "hop-off.” Pole. But some geographers think pedition’s test of a blimp, is a work
Amundsen is a thoroughly scien there nmy be island* north of of tho highest importance. One
tific man. I’eary hud the honor Spitzbergen which Amundsen's reason why Amundsen hoped was
of reaching the pole first, and lie route would cover. Much more im because it might prove a landing
( Amundsen) may decide to examine portant is the great unexplored station for future aircraft bound
it thoroughly while he is there — area of a million square miles ly between London and Tokio, Stock
nnd Chicago, Stefansson
not that there is much to examine. ing north of Alaska, the Bering holm
If wishing could tiring n man hack Strnit nnd Wrnngel Island. At the planted the Britisli flag on Wranto safety, Amvundscn should re Pole itself Peary sounded 1,500 fa gel Island as n possible commercial
thoms without touching bottom. It and strategic center for a growing
turn.
is possible that this vast unknown air business, “ e believed that
CONCERNING the Earl of region is nil open sea. But for the from it and SpitzUrgen air lines
Ypres, it should be remembered supposition that land exists there will radiutc* in a few decades as
that it wax Northeliffe, the news two pieces of evidence e x ist—the nowadays steamship lines radiate
paper editor, whose savage fight on northward flight of birds from from Hnwaii. Amundsen set out
inconipetency forced re-organiza Wrnngel Island and the nature of to explore both the realities of the
earth and the possibilities of the
tion of the British cabinet, in tlie the ocean drifts.
The clearing up of this great nir.
middle of the war and caused
French to get the necessary sup
plies of shells. They burned Nortlieliffo in effigy for daring to ques
tion the perfection of the British
fighting machine, hut that did nut
worryf mm.
!■
Without his criticism the Gor
man chances of victory would have
been 500 per cent better.
KISSING CHILDREN that do
not belong to you is offensive nnd
dangerous stupidity, and that ap
plies to politicians, and all others.
You need not he diseased to be
a carrier of disease. Your own
system may resist germs that
would lie fatal planted on the deli
cate mucous membrane of u child
Old men kill themselves by going
to the funerals of cither old men,
stnnding bareheaded in the cold
wind. That can't lie helped; it's
beautifully sentimental and usually
does not m atter.
But promiscuous kissing of chil
dren h^ people t hat should have
case enough to leave the children
alone
can
be prevented and
.SHOULD lie.
ome Investment
Back Fires
lie Was Excused.
"1 want tn l»e excused," said a
worried looking juryman address
ing tho judge, "I owe u man §10
ami he is leaving for u post abroad |
to he gone some years, I want to
catch him before he gets on board
and pay him $10. It will l»* my
last chance."
“ You nre excused," returned his
honor in icy tones. "I don’t want
anybodv on the jury who can lie
like that."
.
In Coweta Okla.. a m in h w
has married almost 2000
is still at large.
’
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
is
back working nt his desk, nnd
th at’s good news. Citizen’s invit
ed to White House breakfasts, re
port that the President, discussing
national affairs, in short crisp sen
tences, eats buckwheat cakes, with
molasses and sausages, between
sentences.
Indianapolis fairly radiates in- the earn fields of Boone county.
terurlma cur lines. From Indiana’s The conductor was busy collecting
capital city, in nil directions, elec fares, but for once in bis life lie
tric railroads curry lloosier* to and had little to say and that little was
from isolated farms and towns. The -aid witii cilia raised and lips but
conductors and motormcn of these partly opened.
"Why don't ye spit, Jess?" ask
lines mainly an* products of the
farms ami graduate to these jobs. ed one of his farm-boy acquaintEverybody along tho line knows anees who himself bad had similar
them by their first name; their experiences with sweetened tobac
passengers very often are kinfolk. co,
.less leveled his face and explain
To win a job and a uniform on the
interurhun is no mean accomplish ed in cautious words:
"I orl to have spit at /.ionsville,
ment.
The "limited" for Lafayette bad but some w i min in gettin' on jamThe Times-Union says when the cleared tin* suburbs ,,f tin- eity and 1nn d me ehnnres and now I’ve got
Prince of Wales isn’t .shooting lions was running fancy-free through to wait till we git tn Lebanon."
in Africa, In1 is "shooting the bull"
the latter being a much more pleas
unt an occupation, in our opinion.
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More than eight thousand per
sons visit the New York public li
brary every day reminds us that
Scattered experiments recently | publication of literature have been
mure people ought tu visit San
m
( xcluding crime news from news-! H'1* really great works of art. An
ford’s excellent municipal library.
l example is the noteworthy sucpapers have crystallized the upln-......
„ <mk, „ m.w
| cess* „ f T,„.
Whon a man is forever complain ion previously held by the public kind of magazine devoted entire
ing about someone nut playing the t lint accurate reporting of crime ly to the short stories, essays,
game square you may be reason and punishment under proper ed poems and sayings of the greatest
ably certain thut he means that itorial supervision can tin little writers of all counties. In a few
someone is not letting him play it harm and often docs much good.; short months this publication has
to his advantage.
There is a far greater cause for attained a tremendous circulation,
----------- o - ...
ulurnt. one thnt has in fact been proving thnt there i< a public de"Legislature is ready to tackle Worrying parents, ministers and iitiind in America for the best in
importunt hills,” la the way The cducuturs for some time, in num literature.
Sanford Heruld headline* it. Were erous newstund periodicals de
The original Golden Book (I.ibro
all tho. others unirnimrtunt? — signed. from front page illustra D’Oru) of Venice was the official
Tlntcs-Unlon. About ninety-five tion to back cover, to appeal sole list of the nobles, who alone could
per tent of them were.
ly to the most primitive feelings. vote or hold office or count socially
-ft
These iicriodicals have a temporary in thnt republic of nristocrnts.The
The honeymoon end* when the n n t c r v a t for
perverted names signed to the stories in this
wife decides thut she did not marry taste and ure never found in good lioldcn Book nre u ro -l.r of the
a perfect man nfter ull, says the libraries. Tons of such literature | nobility of literature. These musTampa Tribune. It really ends are being reduced to newsprint and , ter story tellers of all times and
though the first time she has to khis paper is only slightly greyer I all lands. They are the few who
ask the husband for money,
for the ink thut lias previously ' wrote for the many, of their own
-obeen wasted on it.
duv and those that came after.
Action of the Kiwanis club in ic
Among some producers
of j Periodicals of this kind, bringfusing to endorse the bill before drama ami motion pictures and ing the best literature within ensy
the If gill at ure, which would make fiction there lias been nn orrnn- reach in attractive farm, so that
it compulsory for automobiles to eon* belief that the greatest Cin-1it can be read in odd hours to and
cem Ftu a full stop before crossing uncial rewards await those who from work, of an evening a t home
railroad track* will meet with the ran get uwny with the cheapest and even during vacation tim e,
approval of many persons in Ben- stuff. From the viewpoint of these when only the gem* of literature
ford. Instead of the pontile of the manufacturers there-m ay he some can U* fitting companion*
state p ro te c tin g 'th e (^iiilrooiU 'jt truth in the idea, because many bright joyful days, will doubtless
would seem thut the railroad* of them v.ould be incapable of pro have an interesting effect upon the
should be required to give warn curing anything good with market niore univcrnul enjoyment of tho
ings and Install gates a t their a t all. The part remains, huwev- bt'afc In literature. The laws of
rrosAiuga. and by ao doing protect or, that tho notubie successes in economics will tako cure of the
the production of plays oud the worst.
the people of tils* slat*.
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DOBBSS^H
As Brisbane Secs It
—Court Proceedings.
3-Family 12 Room House, Screened
porches. 2 baths. Garage. Exclus
ive neighborhood. Income—$80 per
month.
Brice $6,500—Terms.
Seminole Business Exchange
221 W. First St.—Oppoaile Post Office
WORKING DAY
ANI) NIGHT
People who work with hand nnd brain need a rest—lut
money to your credit at this hank works fur you day and
ntgTit without interruption, nnd it is alwolutely safe and
nt your command. Why not open nn arenunt with at
now ?
t Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Account*
Seminole (Ifouniyl^ank
S a n fo rd iF la .
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
Lake Front Fropertj
Wo have several attractive buys in property on
Monroe, Crystal Lake, Yankee Lake anti other MeS
in and d ose to Sanford.
*
$100 to $1500.00 per acre
ACREAGE FOR SUB-DIVISION
Located in Sanford— a good buy, $550.00 per aerf
B ritt-C hittenden R ealty Company, 1m *
2102 First St.
Sanford
Realtors.
MONEY
, '
To Lend On
'
Improved Real Estate
Business or Residential
I will be at the Valdez Hotel. T h u rsd ay an
Friday, May 28lh and 29th, for tho purpose
meeting those desirous of making
of
real p*13**
loans.
point*
Please call in person or phone for .ip
ment.
A. A. D00NAN
Fiscal Agent
�jpHONE:—Office 148
rence. Helen Wilson, Evelyn Wight,
Edith Wraggs, Curtis Coleman,
Lloyd Hatch, A rthur Johnson,
Bill Tyre, Theodore Wade, Charles
Woodall. Roy
Echols,
Edwin
Campbell, Ann Robson. Mnrcadel
Sciveking, M argaret Purdon, Es
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor
TELEPHONE:—Rci. 423-J
ther Ericson, Pauline Bellamy,
Marion Hoolehan, Mae Hickson,
Cornelia McRae. Mary Manning,
Martha Coney, John Courier, Rose
mary Fernandez, Dorothy Cheat
ham. I.Ucv Dobbins Irene Daugh
try, Ruth Cruse, Edna Rivers,
Wednesday evening a t their
Leon Walker, Clara Rray, Frank
Mr nnd Mrs. It. F. Cooper enter home on Park Avenue. Dr, and Mrs.
lin Bennett, Hudson Hester, Ray
First
Grade—Lillie
Mae
Abbott,
tained the members of the Agri- W. T. Langley charmingly enter Fannie Diggers, Artoniesin Brooks, mond Lumlquist, Malcolm Higgins,
tained with n bridge party.
William Preston, Jewell Turner,
cultural Department of the high
Red and pink radiance roses Anna Belle Brown, Caroline Hill. Paul King, Nona Rivers, Evelyn
school Tuesday evening at their and dnhlias were used with a r Martha McDonald, Doris Adelaide Wilkinson, Ainsley Robson, Lynn
tistic effect in decorating. For Hockey, Eunice Tyler, Evetyn Wil Howell. Roger Jominez, Margaret
home on Palmetto Avenue,
The making the high csores,
Mrs. kinson, Mary Went, Mary Alice
rooms were decorated with snap Forrest I-ake was presented a cut Williams, Leroy Bledsoe, Harold David. Ronald Muirhead, Lucile
Thornley, Vivian Allman, King
dragons, fern and wild flowers. glass comport and G. Irving Collins, Wyninn Harvard, Roy Allman. Ixuiise Goldman, Lotchie
Hershowitz.
Urban
May
Jr.,
L.
P.
In an automobile contest. Wat- Loucks was presented a leather
Jones, ottie ohnson, Josephine
son Wallace won the prize for key case. Mrs. T. L. Dumas, for McCullcr, Tnlmndge Metts, Fran Minor, Teddy Morse, Dorothy
guessing correctly the most cars the cut prize, was awarded a hand cis Roumillat, F.lwin Squires, Jack Owen, Hazel Sas9or. Genevieve
Wilkinson. Robert Wilson, John Wells, (Ieorge Sanders, Donald
and he was presented with a box made handkerchief.
Wynn, Esther Benjamin, Charlotte
of candy.
punch was served through the Bcckstrom, Dorothy Clause, Anna Lmdress. G. 1*. Sharp, Karnack
Young, P. M. Vickery, Lee StenA number of games were played evening and following the game
indoors and the boys played on the a dainty ice course was served. Jane Gantt. Mnry W. (Ilidewell, strom, Gilbert Duncan, Samuel
Ruth
Meisch,
Clara
Meisch,
Louise
lawn and enjoyed a number of Hr. and Mrs. Langley were as Packard, Georgia Mitchell, Aline Knight, Beatrice Hickson, Helen
stunts.
Colbert. Kathcryne Jowers, Win
sisted by Mis3 Mildred Simmons,
Euphelin Stanlon, Frank nie Jackson, Ednn Wae Iamb,
Mis-, Adele Rines assisted Mrs. Miss Edith Teague and Ned Chit Cook,
Benjamin, Gus Beckstrom, Billy
Cooper a t the Punch Howl and tenden.
Elizabeth Tolar. Lillian
Boyd, Herbert Stoothoff, I* E. Mary
m earing for guests. At a late
Those playing were: Mr. and Tew, Jack Torrance, Florinc Man- Douglas, Gladys Henderson, Verna
hour tee cream and cake was serv Mrs. It. .1. Holly, Mr. and Mrs, din, Ola Hanson, Margaret Camp Bandy, Little I>ee, Adelaide Rich
ed on the porch.
Forrest Lake, Judge and Mrs. bell, Lenora ee, Ollie Mae Boat- ter, Katherine Morrison,
YEARLY HORN OR ROLL
The members of the class pres James G. Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. right, Juanita Smith, Elizabeth
First Grade—Mildred Gnrlick,
ent were: Joe Meisch. Jno. And T. L. Dumas, Mr. and Mrs. G. Irv Turner. Elizabeth Cameron, Mar
es. Frank Wight, Watson Wal ing Loucks, Mr. and Mrs. George garet Reitz, Margaret Ilennctt, Urban May Jr„ Francis Roumillace, Theodore Pope, Robert Hol D. Hart. Mr. and Sirs, E. A. Doug- Josephine Cheek, Mildred Garllck, lut, Virginia Merriwether.
ton, Lloyd Green. Bernard Hirsch, lass, Mr. and Mrs. D. [,. Thrasher. Clifford Baker, Knrlylo House
Second Grade—Sara Moye, Ada
Gke Nordgren, Hurry Urquehart. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mr. and holder. Bobby Marlowe. A. E. Rn- Singletary. Elisabeth lllrehi, Bon
Lred_ Stanley, Calvin McGahagan, •Mrs. W. .J. Thigpen, Mr. and Mrs. burn. Jack Morrison, George Sau nie Young, John H. Talbot, Louise
Lustis Peaks, Jack Duren
and John Meisch. Sirs. It. E. Tolar, cer. Wayne West.
Meriwether, M argaret Squires.
George Cook. Dr. J. E. Turling Mrs. W. SI. Scott and J. G. Hall.
Third Grade —• Richard Dons,
Second Grade—Ralph Pearson,
ton ami II. G. Hamilton, profes
Jack Pearson, lionnie Young, Melvin Taylor, Marion Lumlquist,
sors from University of Florida,
Eliiznbeth Hirschi. Annece Cripe, Eloise Winn, Clay Williams, Har
were present nlso M. C. Haddock
Stella
Gene Hnisten. Elmer Bandy, ry Bower.
and E. Z. Stines.
G. S. Middleton, Henry Jameson,
Fourth Grade—M argaret David,
Ruth Cumining, Bobby Pearson, Lynn Howell, Roger Jiminez, Gil
Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez charmingly Adelaide Higgins, Barbara lz‘e, bert Duncan, Lillian Douglas, Mnry
entertained Wednesday afternoon Edith Steakley, Mary Louise Tor Elizabeth Tolar, Esther Ericson,
with the second of u series of rance. Helen bnshicli, Ada Single Mary Manning. Cornelia McRae,
bridge parties at her home on tary, Sara Moyc, Stewart Gatchel, Nona Rivers, Edna Rivers, John
Couey Ilntnil, Hubert Lawson, Courier, Paul King, William Pres
Miss Zeonna Ponder of Sanford Palmetto Avenue.
African daisies, radiance roses, Charles Betts, Billy Thigpen, Earl ton. Helen Dressor, Marjorie Duand Rev. J. E. Jones of Dunciloti were quietly married in the and larkspur with fern, were de Branch, Bruce Mairhead, Arichie Hose, Itettv McKinnon, Hill Tyre,
parlors of the Lincoln House on lightfully used in decorating. Harriot, Oshum Herndon, Rebecca Arthur Johnson. Helen Wilson,
Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o' Mrs. Mary Hummel, for making Fortier, David End. Earl Duncan, Mary Jatio Preston, Vivienne
clock, Slay 27. Rev. J. J. Jones, high score was awarded a glass Tolar Bryan, Edga Lumlquist, Smart.
of Citra. father of the groom per bowl a lid for the cut prize Mis. William Speir, Earl Robinson, Olin
formed the nuptials in the pres Geo. W. Knight was awarded a Tyner. Archie Ward. Irene Botzils,
ence of a few close friends and blue perfume Imttlc. A delicious Francis Mahoney, Eugenia War
Isnlnd course was served follow ren. Alda Perkin. Elia Rove, Mar
relatives.
garet Squires, Eleanor Hickson,
The bride, who is of a beauti ing the game. The hostess was Oleda Cruse, Bert Hickson. Wat
bv her daughters. Mrs.
ful brunette type, was lovely in a assisted
son Shannon, John Henry Talbot,
GAINESVILLE. May 2rt.—The
gown of white canton crepe with Rockwell and Mrs. Stafford.
Those present were: Mrs. R. J. Marin Ann Powers, Billie Worth State Plant Board has called a
hat and accessories of white.
J
I f y o u r h o m o to w n m o r c h u n t c a n 't s u p p ly y o u t r y
bearing on June 8 at Gninesvill >
Holly. Mrs. Mary llonimel. Mrs. ington.
Immediately a fter thccercmony (ieorge
Third drade:N'nncy White, Alice to consider the question of modi
W. Knight. Mrs. W. J.
Rev. and Sirs. Jones left for LikeMrs. G. D. Dart. Mrs. Harvey, Hazel Harvey. Grace Hug fying. extending or rescinding the
land ami from there they will go Thigpen,
R. Key. Mrs. G. Irving Ixiuek.v, gins, Gertrude Porter, Nora Pow present quarantine regulations ap
to Duncllen where they will make A.
Mrs.
W. T. Langley, Mrs. R. R. ell. Katherine Johnson, Betty Col plying to the movement of citrus
their home.
Dens. Mrs. F. E. Rmimillat. Mrs. bert. Elmer Johnson, Franklin nursery stock from areas infested
II. II. Lewis, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Cumining, Mary Virginia Nott, with scaly bark.
Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, Mrs. Dorothy Monger, Hazel Goodlue,
Recent investigations by the
Claude Howard and Mrs. T. L. Evelyn Porter, Mary George, Har board have shed new lights on the
ry Bower, Frederick Dniger, Brax disease, which has heretofore been
Dumas.
m
ton Perkins. Clay Williams, Carl more or less puzzling. Represen
Vause, Harold Hamil, Elohe Winn, tations by growers have also been
Mrs. J. C, Benson delightfully
OKI,ANDO, FLORIDA
Mary Nieklc, Dorntlfv Marshall, considered in issuing the call, the
entertained the Duplicate Club in
Marion Lumlquist. Georgeiin Hart, board says.
,.il if
the evening at her home on High
Ella Mae Grow, Htnnchc Cunning
land Street. *
ham, Melvin Taylor, Richard Dens,
Dade City—Bank of Pasco will
An abundance of garden flowMr. and Mrs. Roland Reed cti- Bob Clements, Halley EiUpiHritjh.
t ,u> <mi
Cri were used in ukcoratiiig. , A | tertnined Tuesday
evening at
Fourth Grade—Kathy rn Allen, spent! -JJo.OtHl remodeling quarters,
delicious ice course was served bridge at their home in Geneva. Ruby Anderson, Edith Hroxton,
folohving the interesting game of
Beautiful lilies and gladioli from Nellie ('oiler. Anna AT. Couch. n x a a a n s a x a ij n x a ii a a a a u a a a t ia a ii a s a a a a a a a a a a a a n a a H a H a a u E ia a a a N a a n a a a a a a a s a a a H a a ■■■■«■■■■<■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i l
duplicate. Those playing were: their garden were used in decor Pauline Crawford, Helen Dressor,
Mrs. (Ieorge W. Knight, Mrs. E. ating. For high scores, Mrs. bin Mariorie Du Rose, Bertha Ellis,
F. Ilonsholder, Mrs, Floyd Palmer, der Curlott was awarded an em Berth a Ellis. Catherine Forrester,
|..i
Mrs. A. R. Platt. Mrs. Ralph broidered linen piece and H. II, Hattie Green, Beatrice Lowe, Mar
Wight, .Mrs. II. H. Lewis, Mrs. Hceren was awarded a tie, Mrs. tha May, Alice McCGIone, Betty
C. E. Henry and Mrs. 8. M. P. V. Fcltner was presented a McKinnon, Mnry Jane Preston,
Lloyd.
handkerchief ease fo r cotisolution. Vivienne Smart. Margaret Tor
lO
cial Side of Sanford
Members Agriculture Dr. and Mrs. Langley
Department Guests of Entertain at Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
C a le n d a r
Thursday.
callic Harrison Chapter,
tors of the .American Revo'‘“ in unveil the marker at
t-rt Mellon.
LRovsl Neighbors hnvc movr.L'Klk's Club Hall and will
7-30 o’clock.
All memI.re requested to be present
'* js special business for
«nJ°Mrs. George D. Rishop
M-tertsin the Evening Bridge
lit their home on Magnolia
Leo. Rockwell and Mrs.
[[ Stafford will entertain at
Ixk.
Friday
\V, T. l.nngley will enterthe members of the Entre
Bridge Club and the Every
Bridge Ctub a t her home on
Avenue at 3 o'clock.
‘and Mrs. P. L. Thrasher
ntertain with a dance at
Uke Mary Lodge honoring
Olive Newman, who leaves
in June to spend the summer
iiland.
B. of I.. E. and G. I. A. will
i “Daisy Danquet” at 8
&at the Woman's Club.
Alexander Vaughn will en’ the Idlers Bridge Club at
ne on Park Avenue, with
n at one o’clock.
Harry Ward will entertain
cck Lovers Club a t her home
at 3 o'clock.
■until Street
;
Saturday.
.Mary Elizabeth Pulestnn
jive a bridge-luncheon at her
fin Rose Court honoring Slisa
1Srwmaii.
E, A. Douglass will entertte N, PeV. Howard Chapter
United Daughters of the
■ftrary at her home at 3:30
ppy Day". The sale of pop<J1be in charge of the nuxii{the Campbell l.ossing Post
American Legion.
it Mbs .Marjorie Forrest will
n with a theater party at
i , celebrating her birthday,
hour will be held at the li
lt 10 o'clock.
111 HEFTS WEDNESDAY
hi! business meeting of
tint dub year will be held
(Tinian's Club on Wednes|n 3 , nt 3 o'clock in the nfrreceded by a luncheon
| aleck. which will lie open
dab member who will nrIfor a reservation before 12
on Monday. Mrs. J. I>hff ii chairman of the lunIremmittoe and will take care
requests, provided they
her by the specified time,
plates will be GO cents each
fftr expenses.
kes Fields, Robson
Dste.sses At Party
|i Liaise Fields and Miss
Robson were hostesses on
Mav evening at n party at
®C of Miss Robson,
guests enjoyed
many
during the evening, Miss
Griffin winning a box of
omience cards and L P.
winning linen hamlker-
Prim ary School
Honor Roll
FRIDAY THE 29TH
SATURDAY THE 30th
The month end event looked forward to with g reat
anticipation by all of our patrons. We want our out-oftown friends to share in this STOCK CLEARANCE in
all departments, of short lines, odds and ends. SPECI
AL QUANTITY PURCHASES of new merchandise, at
saving prices. Seasonable NEW MERCHANDISE at
our usual moderate prices.
This Month-End we have arranged unusual
portunities for your selection.
Lively Bridge Party Is
Given ByMrs.Gonzalez
Miss Zeonna Ponder Is
Bride of Rev.J.E.Jones
Clothing and Apparel for every member of the fam
ily, Furniture and Furnishings for the home.
State Plant Hoard
To Meet June 8
Bridge Party Given At
Geneva Tuesday N ight
■g i r i z a i B i i i 3 i i z i n a x i i i i i i B i i i i u i a z u « n a z i i i i z u i i i i i i z i a i N i a i i i i i i B N R a a i i i i
S P E C I A L !
tK- U"*. M t Wednesday to
with large floral designs and tinted
grounds—
Big Shipment of hand embroidered
gowns—
.
^
$
1.00 yard
$2.50 to $3.50
/
5
V ■
Mid-Summer Dresses
and $ 1 0
SILKS:—Plain colors, Radium, and Harnoett Satins, all colors for Slips—
■
H
N
Per Yard,
$1.75
vat
a a
RUFFLEDCURTAINS:
ton Lace”, per yard,
Ivory and Ecru, Marquisette, Fine Quality “Scran............................................................................... $1.75
,*r
■ a n i N i i g u g i a i i M a n a a a a a a i a i i a i i a a a a a a a a a a i a a a a a a i i a a a a B u a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i i 'i
N ow Open
$1.65 Van Raalte Hose
$1.50 Phoenix Hose
FOB BUSINESS
Full Fashion all pure thread silk, all
shades special—
All pure Thread Silk in all the new
shades—
-T h e -
$1.65 Pair
$1.50 P air
105 — 1st Street
Delicious
W affles a t all h o u rs
*
S
s
OLYMPIA CAFE
and Waffle House
M e Way of Arcadia Is
of her daughter, Mrs.
Byrd,
IW
lack lock of Gaipesville is
few dayss ’In
An Sanford.
I ' “(oxford group going to
Under Muslin “Dove B rand
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Personals
Mrs. ( harlcs Hill leave
Si*nd
v for Danville, Ga., where
will
D Mr. Hill's Mother.
II
■
■ a
N ew M id-Sununcr Crepes
Fo
Lwiduy evening, Mrs. M.
' tvrained at bridge at
rae on Tenth Street, honor»r mnther, Mrs. J. Fleisher,
soon for the north to
summer.
r'4nr* of white, yellow and
,' r*-‘ used In the decorations,
’»nd roses being used
unil«nco carrying out this
; :if. Mrs. Victor Check,
a*ing high score, was ai : st.ituinvrv and Mrs. ir’lei*u Presented a bottle of
"zxnt « perfume.
lfl '*"*■* served during the
’
a delicious ice course
!' rVfd following the game.
“ 1 Goodhue left Thursm Ohio where she
|>:< ( i the• summer.
Come in Friday and Saturday, we will be expecting you.
Yowell-DrewCo.
M.
Is Honor
at Bridge Party
All purchases made Friday and Sat
urday will he put on your June ac
count, due July First.
Mrs.Benson Is Hostess
To Duplicate Club
punch was served by Ann
•luring the course of the
PT and i delicious ice course
*<wd at a late hour,
iovitid guests were: It. E. _
Valued to $10.50
-Margaret Thompson, I.ou-,JJ
j- I, Mi, ,• Elder, Mary Hel- m
S E B OUD W IN D O W D IS P L A Y
I r". Gertrude Howard, ElF-occ, ).n-k MacDonald, Jack
>n
1 Miller. L. P. HaA t Second S t.
S a n fo rd Avo
IRichard Maxwell, John EdI Higgins and Dan Hanscll.
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b. Fleisher
Opportunity
MEN’S AND BOYS KNICKERS
Light weight flannels, linens and Palm Beach K nickers...... $2.50 to $7.00 pr.
BOYS’ BELL BLOUSES A N D S lu m 'S
(Next To Western Union)
Solid colors in Broad Cloth, Oxford, and fast colors. Stripe Madras, all sizes
$1.25 to $2.50
llest Coffee
in town
It
m t
T a k e O ne
Meal With Us and You Will Come Back For
Another.
T he Yow ell C ompany
. *** to attend the Shrin•*ntion.
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30 Foot quick Lunch Counter
Everything New
^ of Scotland Neck. N. C..
For I*air o n s In a Hurry.
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And Up To Date
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SAINTS WIN OVER Summer Schools At;|
LAKELAND 2 TO 1 University Opens
HEWITT PITCHINGJunc 15J ^ Auf* J
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. May -0—Summer School of Florida State
MACKMEN BEATEN
BY SENATORS IN
HITTING BEE 10-9
TAMPA WINS 3-2
FROM SANFORD IN
DUEL OF HURLERS
Largcst Industrial n ^
Lo?guc Leaders Victorious in
(,'irvie C ontest; Butler of
Highlan tiers Yields Nine
Hits in W ednesday's Game
Y esterday’s
Results
FLO 151!)A STATE LEAK UK
Won Lost Pet.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
St. Petersburg .. .. .. 2ft II) .71 1
St. Petersburg 2; Lakeland I.
Tampa . . . . . . . . . . .. 17 20 .489
fiT. PETr.K Snij’nC, May To.—
Tampa •'!; Sanford 2.
LnUcInnd............. .. 1ft 20 .420
Hewitt held Lakeland to four hits
lierr yesterday and St. Petersburg
Jackson Yields Six Mils And Sanford . ............ .. Ift 22 .405 Joe Harris Gels Two Home
NATIONAL LEAGUE
took the long end of a 2 to 1 count
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Runs in Game W ith Lead
I’ctcrson Five With Smok
Boston ft; New York 3.
The role Highlander run came In
Won Lost Pet.
ers
of
League;
Yankees
ers Getting Breaks in Final New Ymk
Pittsburgh 13; Chicago 3.
the ninth when Welch hit a home
.ftSft
.. .. 21 11
Defeat Boston, Score 10-0 Cincinnati I; St. Louis 2.
Game of Series in Tampa Brooklyn ......... . 21 15 .583
run to right field.
Only three scheduled.
Pittsburgh
....... .. 17 1ft .51 ft
The Box Score.
PHn.ADEf.PUtA, May 28.—
TAMPA, May 28.—'The Tampa Cincinnati . .. .. .. 17 17 J500
LAKELAND
AB. R. H. PO A.
Smokers made it two out of three Philadelphia........ .. 17 IM .180 Washington helped (hr* PhilndclAMERICAN LEAGUE
Buckley, S3.
U 0 0 4
phin
Mnckmcn
dedicate
their
new
by winning the last game of the IIo:iton
New Yor e -I; Boston 3.
............. . 18 18 .171
Braxicr, cf.
0 1 3 o
aeries from Sanford yesterday a f St. I.n u is............. .. 13 21
.3 HI park here yesterday nfternoon and St. Louis 2; Cleveland I.
Surft.ce, if.
0 0 2 0
ternoon by a score of .’I to 2. It Oiirngo .. .. ~ .. .. .. 14 23
.373 then won an old fashion'd bitting Philadelphia 0; Washington 10.
Dumas, 3b. ..
0 0 1 3
|
bee
by
a
10
to
!»
score.
Joe
Harris
was a pitchers’ battle between Pe
Chicngo 10; Detroit <!.
Welch. If
AMERICAN LEAGUE
1 l 0 0
terson for the Smokers anil Jnck.MeQuo, 2b.
0 ii i ft 0
Won 1.041 Pet. got two homo runs, one In the 4th
3
Bon on the mound for the Celery Philnib !p!*ia......... .. 23 10 .ft!l7 with none on, and one in llie fifth
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
P. Doyle, lb. .. . 1 0 l 12 1 ft
Feds.
Washington ......... .. 23 12 .057 with two on, helped l alter Slim Chattanooga ft; New Orleans 4.
Francis, c. .. .. 4 0 l 4 l 1)
Harris from the peak and bis trip Little flock 1; Atlanta ft.
The Box Score.
.583 le
Craig,
p.......... . _O 0 ii 1 4 1
Chicago .............. .. 21 Ift
in the eighth, gave the visitors Nashville 23; Mobile 7.
SANFORD
All • It. 11. I’O. A. E. f’lcveinnd ........
m 1ft .55'(
Fry,
x
............ .. 0 0 ft I) ft 1)
Curley, rf........ .. *1 0 0 1 0 'i St. Louis ...........
1H Q
—■» .450 a tally' that prevented the Athlet Memphis 1; Birmingham 4.
Bryant,
xx .. .. .. 0 1) ii ft ft 0
Abdl, If........... .. 4 0 0 0 0 ii New Y o rk ............
t 1 20 .412 ics* two runs in the eighth from 1
Duller,
p......
.. l 0 ii 0 0 0
W aliak, 3b. .. .. 3 ft II 1 •I 1 Detroit
.. .. 14 2ft
.359 tying the score.
Score
by
innings:
Bailey, lb....... .. 4 (1 I 1ft 0 ii B o s to n .................
11 24
.31 1 Washington . 000 270 o 10—10-1.7 0
T o t a ls ......... 21) 1 4 24 13 1
Murphy, c....... .. 3 0 o ft 1 ii
X Batted fqi Craig in bth
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia
003
130
ft20—
l'-13-3
C arter, cf....... .. 3 1 II 1 0 1
xx Ran for Kry in 8th
Won Lost Pet.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Ilntt ’rics: Johnson, Gregg, Mar
Cusack, x .. .. .. 1 0 0 0 0 ft Adnata
ST.
PETE
All . R. 11. PO A. E.
............
1ft
.55
S
..
24
Tampa
a
t
Sanford.
Fi Isbin,
.. .. 3 I a 2 1 ii Nashville »
>1O4 18 .550 berry and Hud; Harris, Rommel M. Petersburg at Lakeland.
Alien, as........... ,. n ft ft 1 5 I)
m
f)
Groves,
Stokes
and
Cochrane.
Stnnznk, 3b. .. . 8 0 1
0 ft New Orlenns
Shannon, cf. .. .. 3 0 ft ft ii ft
22 18 .550
Jackcon, p. .. .. 3 0 1 T ft ft Ritminghant . .. - 22 20 .521
Edwards, If. ..
4 0 *> 0 0 (1
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
YANKS STAGE S U ’GFEST
l) 1 5 r» 0
Mcsnier,
2b.
..
n
.50(1
22
22
Memphis
..
..
NEW YORK, May 23.—New Cleveland nt St. Louis,
Total
. ::i •1 ft 21 11 n t ’bntlnnoogu
Brown, cf........ .. 4 1 1 3 ii ft
21 *»■» . 1p <(
Detroit
a
t
Chicago.
York stag'd a slug fist in the «ixTAMPA
AB. R. II. I’O, A. E. Mobile
2 0 ft 13 i II
IJuniP'*, lb.
2’) 23
.............
.nr. ih
4 i 1 -1 II ()
inning scoring four runs and d - Boston at New York.
Sncnd, 2b........ .. *m
ft l 1 :t 0
S.
Doyle,
5.)>.
..
..
4
Little Rnri; .. .
. 15 27
.372
fintcd the Red Sox. I to 3. Bob Wa hington at Philadelphia.
Jessm cr, lb. .. 8 ii 0 It l 0
Hesse, c........... .. 4 1 *4 3 o 0
SOI
Til
ATI.AN
viG
I
TIC
1.
•n
Mucxnl’s tenth home run of the sen
Hunt. . ■......... .. 1 0 1 0 3 i
1
.. 4 0 «> 1
Hewitt, p.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet. na with two on base featured the
Lot*, rf. ........ .. 1 1) 1) (1 il a
—
— — —^t..
Louis
nt
Cincinnati.
.ft',
ft
Macon
............
..
21
tl
«
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Yankee’s
productive
inning.
II ft (1 ft n
Allen, cf.
T o ta ls........ . 31 O
** 9 27 M 1
chicngo nt Pittsburgh.
Score by inings:
Estrada, If. .. . ,j u II 1 ft 0 C h a rlo tte ............. . IM 13 .r,Ki
Score
by
innings
New
York
a
t
Boston.
Greenville
..
..
M
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(|
1
1
,57ft
>» 1 \ 1
11
Boston
000 On I 0 2 0 -3 - 0-0
Welk, 3b.
------- Lai.eland
.. .. (um non o o i--t
1ft 1ft .(HI New York
000 001 OOx—1-10-0
Huggins, c.
.. 3 1 1 II »! ft S p a rta n b u rg ........
i .‘It. Petersburg
000 Oil 0l):<—2
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
AugusUi
.
..
..
18
Hi
.('ft
I’ctcrson, p.
.. 3 () 0 1 3 ft
Summary: Two base hit, Ed
\ Manta at Little Rock.
Asheville
......... . 14 18 . Kill
CHICAGO BUNCHES HITS
wards. Brazier, S. Doyle.
Home
Birmingham a t Memphis.
13 Ift
,40ft
T o ta ls ........ 27 3 ft 27 I t 1 Knoxville
CHICAGO, May 23.—Chicago Mobile it* Nashville.
um, Welch. Sacrifice, Barnes, Al
Cuiunibin
.
.
.
.
13
Ift
,10ft
x B ait'd for Carter in tub.
bunched hits yesterday on a trio New Orleans at Chattanooga.
len. Left on base, St. Petersburg
Sem e by innings:
of Detroit pitchers and defeated
| 10: Lakeland H. Base on balls, off
S a n fo r d ................... 020 000 000—2
the visitors 10 to 0.
Dome; lie gasoline production ex I Ilew 'lt ft; Craig 3. Struck out by
Tntnpa
tm.! (too ftlx -:s
Score by innings:
ceeded domestic consumption in lit witt 1; Butler
Hits off Craig
Summary: Three ba e hit, lb.III) (103 mil— ft- ll-l 1021 by 1,170,000,000 gallons.
In fruit
I 3 in 7 innings; Butler I in 1.
trnda. Stolen base, Snead (2);
Chicago
ill IK) I2x -10-14*21
Weik. Sacrifices, Wnlxak, Mur
ISnf!e'ies: W. Collins, Cole, Ston
NANAIMO,
It.
t
\
,
May
23.—
Dephy, J r - mter. Left on base, Saner and Breeder anil Woodall; Itob
forii I; Tampa 0. Unsc on bulls, ciariag that Leslie Dickie hud eitsnn, Thurston and Cron e and
off Jari. -on 5. Struck out, by Pe n.u/.htreil his two year old grand- S’cbalk.
terson 3; Jackson 5. Umpire, Jlo.
I'ori in n fit of religious fronz-y, a
Time 2:00.
j :11> in imsine court late yesterday
UHL!: DEFEATS \\ INGARD
ST. LOUIS, May 2.v George
j acquired him of murder but rec’ !i!e ioiti tile b e lte r **( r r u c st
<■ 'iio'.ul",! that lie I"' held for cunt- Wlngnrd
in a pitching duel and the
i"iif(i.out to hnspital for insane.
.Cleveland Indians doGntid the St.
I >*■',■ wan nccuod of holding Louis Browns yesterday, 1 to 2,
his hand over the child's face for in a ten inning game.
fifle-n minutes when it whimpered
Score by innings;
duri: i' a thri*** to d \ hour religious Cleveland 000 101) dill 2 1-12-1
l Si. Louis 000 000 1120 0—2- 3-1
-cri atony in his home.
Young K;ini|>, Lefthander, Is
Today’s Games
—
College fur women will open Monriay, June 1ft, nml close Friday,
August 7. It will bo co-education*
nl ns us ual.
roCSKTTVU. UMCN rVST COO****
All courses required for the difvh
arwiwVw*
.(• , r**
**iriI#"
.-I a rt l*
wit.i*
h.a
u u vi ---finite* issued by the state and ull
courses leading to college degrees,
and graduate work will be given
in the various departments in tie-* Pictured above is the largest cheek th at ever figured in . •
colicve hading to the m aster’s de transaction. J t is for 146,000,000, written by Lilhn | '" i -"
grees. it Is announced.
New York, representing tho purchase price of the Do.Ve rA£Typical grades of the demonstra Company. It was cariwl by airplane from N, w York Y a*1
tion .ichooi will bo run during the avoid loss of interest, which amounted to *3I t7.Co a day « ^
summer to give teachers oppor
tunity to connect the theory of edu
cating with practical sch *1 situa KBSaDBl
tion . Both observation r.ntl nrncticu will be offered to those desir
ing degrees in education.
ONE H A LF MILK
The college also has niaue it pos
sible for summer school students
who are graduates of standard cnl- r
leges to complete their work for
the master's degree at the Slate £
College.
In
Special attention will be given £
this summer to health work. The iu
education department of the college fj
and the department of Home Eton- a
With twenty-five acres good ccicry land. •*
nnmicx will cooperate, it Is stated,
in giving the students an onpor- n
Easy terms at a low price
*
tun it y to learn the a rt of guiding is
the health of children, tiie teciini- JJ
que ef personal health, and th? «
principles of public health. Dr. **
•launie Tilt, food research special- JJ
i,;t iq the School of Home Eeonom- m
ics, v. iii give a course in child care ”
and v.' Hare; Dr. O’llnrrow, the cel* a
!toom3 501-502. Phone 95
lege physician, will give her entire *
First National Unnk Ilniliiin".
tir.m t<* guarding the health of the £
student body, and spccin'ists from a
Sales Force:—Miss Ituba Milliams, Alisa Helen Iloiit
tli" late and federal government *
will be invited to lecture
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E. F. L A N E
REALTOR
Slayer of Grandson
Is Adjudged Insane
GIANTS DEFEATFD
BY BRAVES 5 TO 3
IN FINAL CONTEST
. -amm »■i v iw rm 'rum zrm zv
The Scotch Woolen Mills (world's largc.sl tailcnll
operating stores in all principal cities will openlhaj
117lh store tomorrow at
305 E. Second St.
Too Strong For Cliamp'ons rarnaHfiR^xr.BuxsciaaaicnEHct^narfnunBUBHKBMeianuHaeiBna
a
an:l They Are tumble to Hit
M
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With Players on the Buses
a
BOSTON, May 28.— Hump, a
young loft hander, let the Gtnntn
down With eight scattered hits yes
terday, and the Braves made it
threw straight ever the leagu ■
leading Giants, ft to 3.
Score by innings:
New York
000 200 DID 3. H-2
Boaton
000 101 30* ft
_ Batteries: Scutl
u&m|i nml Gilmon.
nml
|0
o
Gowdy;
PIHATfiS MAKE Ct E \ \ SWEEP
PITTSBURGH, May 28. Pittsburgh made a clean sweep of its
three-game nerh < with Chicago |iy
wbinning yesterday’s game, 13 to
2.
Score by innings:
Chicngo
000 300 (100— 3- 7-1
Pittsburgh .200 712(11': 13-HS-2
Batteries: Blake, .lambs uni)
Hartnett ami (ion .ales; AMridi* •
and Smith.
15<*l’SIPS HOMER WINS
CINCINNATI. May*2H. A home
run by Rousli counted for tliiiv
runs nail ct Inched the
f»»r
( incintiali, the final core (icing i
to 2.
Score by innings:
St. Lmii•
lino ill I non 2 ft o
Cincinnati
in;; nun mix | y.n
Batterin': Phem and U’Farrcl
and Schmidt; Itixcy and Brnggy.
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Just, ihn eomforl necessary to make your home enj >yn
ithle (hiring the hoi summer months.
u
We will hung them for you. Let us measure your
homo ami make vmi an estimate. Yon are tinder no
ohlignl ions.
THRASHER AND WOODRUFF
IM H > N K
27.
12 INJURED IV WRECK
NEW YORK, M
12 pn
rerigor# were injured today io a
colli#ion of two subway train-; in
the Bronx.
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Any 2 -1’ion:
Tampa and Jack-amvilli?; la connection with
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Our is a um* price prop--*■=it ion. Kvrry two-piece suit yells for $25.00. h>,r.'“
suit or overcoat also sells at one price, $20.50. You can make your scUv'icft J
more than BOO of the lines l all wool patterns you ever saw to sell for such ah" Pr
T hat’s why mon who come here Kt-*t
an intcllij-vonl service that they ap
preciate.
Nus. 7.T-S.Y
Dailv Schedule
10.25 pm
0.43 pm
9.20 pm
Go to any first class tailor, get a . ample o f his regular $10.00 or $50.00 wix'Iens1
we will |in: itively duplicate the exact quality for $25,00. In many cases weearw
furnish the identical pattern.
Wo have always studied m erchan
dise too and we know w hat’s good
and see that we get it.
8.11 pm
8.02 pm
7.30 pm
7.1(5 pm
0.30 pm
5.50 pm
•1.15 pm
2.15 pm
2.15 pm
10.55 am
8.25 pm
5.15 pm
11.45 am
12.00 n’t
7.00 am
\ \ l* can give values other tailors can't touch hccnu.se we are by far the lar?c5^
oring nriianiznlion in America. Our purchases with the leading Mills (if hu c
run in t » millions of dollars. Coni pure this with the tailor w ho buys a sui* I 1'
or two at a time. Is it any wonder we can ad! regular $*10.00 and $50.00 11
for S2-i.ini or $20.50?
Service — style — satisfaction go
hand in hand here.
We arc now showing hot w eather
suits with extra pants.
you like ami we gaurunite perfect fit. The w u rk m a “3 M
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gnar.mteed iirst • lass in every way and
aim under
uimei no circumstances
e
will
any suit to he delivered unless it meets with your entire satisfactionWe in d.e any si j
KcKiimon-Markwood Co.
FURNISHERS TO MEN W1IO KNOW
<•* '
Full Suit or O vercoat----- All One Price $29.50.
Wo liave always closely studied the
likes and dislikes of out’ customers.
ONE NIGHT OUT SERVICE
piiD N i:
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Made to Order in any Style
and Fully Guaranteed
Only All Fnllman Train lad worm Florida and New Yurk
Maurice Coplcv, T. A. A. ( ’ I., b’t.ilioii
.
S U I T
WeKnowWhat
Slyles MenLike
Ef fertile May 17. I'.>23, between
Tickets, Ucscrvalimts, Inform.1 1ion from
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Tailored Expressly For You
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A N E W T R A IN
10.00 am
10.27 am
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pm
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5.00 pm
0.10 am
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The
senate today passed tin liim.o Pill
raining pmsioiiH of confederate
veterans to $10 tier monlli. Sen
ator Turnbull of Jeffei'Hon sueeecdcil in having an amendment
ptM nl making the Raise effe t i n
Oct. I, instead of |i
I. a f te r h"
hail declared runic of the old . I
diem “would riot be Iii re Die. I.
and they all should h ave aii . aula: *
ef the raise."
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offer Extra Quality Fine All Wool Clothes made to yourin-j
dividual measure for only $25. All one price. Any pattern)
Any style.
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Senate Passes House
Pensioning Measure
T A L L A H A S S E E , May
Our direct Woolen Mills conncftiod
nncj nation wide business enables nstl
A tlan tic C o ast L in e
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILL
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The Stamlaril Railroad of the South
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Lof II
I
t l l l l l l InN TII AI.T A M IIN T B A* l l r e o r d r d In P ln l llo o k No. I
l '« » r IS S r u . l n o l r l n i . n l , l lr r o r d a .
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3. I I
r i l l l H T ‘A A l l l l l riO N Ml. 2 TII Al.TA M O N T H Aa l l r r o r . l r d In P ln l llu uk
No. I, 4'nnr Ul. .Hrinln.de C o u n t y Itr eor d *.
N 6o ft .,f s luo (i of
Lot II
....
W. II I l a y m a n
2 12
l e . l 12
..
................
Calll*' L. H o r t o n
7.26
PIDIH'I’N AIIIIITMIN NO. a TO Al.TA t l O N ' f i : Aa l l r r o r d r i l In P ln l llm .k
No. I, l ’* a r N, S r n iln o lr I ' o u i i l ) l l r r o r d a .
Lot 17
r n k n u w ..
i Ifi
M»»
II A A tlA V .A ADDITION I'll Al.TA t i n VIC. A* l l r r o r d r i l In
A, r * * r HO. NruiliHtlr I'oiMify llr r o r i l« .
2 |j
A
\V. | | . I l u y m u ii
IIIAiyON
P A II l(
A* l lr r o r d r il In P ln l l lm . k
I ' n i . u l , llr r u r .la.
l e . l * 1. 2. A 4 In 6 A 8
I n IU A 11 In 31
Nu.
I, PnKr fill, S r m l.n .lr
Itnynl F e r n
C orpnrulIon
860 90
P L A T III* TIIOILIH *1 t i l l s I..ANII A* l l r r o r d r . l In P l n l llm .k Nu. 2, I'tiur
II , N ruilnulr C o u n ty l lr r o r d a .
2
Unknown
icor.
L*«
IA f \ tA'OOII I* AII14 Aa llr r u r ilr d In P ln l l lm .k Nu. 3. P .m r
C o i.n l* l l r r o r d a .
l i l s 9. 10, II . 12 A 13
l"ock-**.t
... .
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l y d a 5. 4. A 7 Itlnck II
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lj»i I - lllnrk It
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13
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11
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: <4.8* 1 I1 N
S 54*, d r .
l o . hr K
l l r b I l.iA ell H o f NtV
I'oF of NB 4 ..f S B 4
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t>l A lliin
t o B lin e
iiterarriloii
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3 17
1.15
A a l l r . u r d r . l In P l n l llm . k No. 3 P . i k <’
■
‘IU H r . o l . l o i r C o u n t y l l r r o r d a .
Unk n o w n
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
I'nk now n
Unk n o w n
Unknown
I 'n l.n o w it
31
31
31
IS S r iu lm .lr
•'I
31
3*i
30
30
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I iik u o w n
I'n k n .iw n
Unknown
31
2* 32 1 I'nk not*
ii
a
s
m n a k n t^ tu
f u r producing
2 , 9 8 5 ,3 9 5 p e l t ,
f o l l o w e d by b ttT D p e lt s valued
m in k w ith 219^ 1 ^ ^ * .
1 1 3 .6 6 9 .
.
W h ite
s
3
<1 i
107—Still Likes the (iirls
2 19
7 •>I I.ol
3 17 l a d
< .8
13 l l l o r k
t l lllo rk
Ci.gr U S r m lu w lr t 'o iio ly l lr r o rd a .
T lm m u a J n h a n n a o n ..
U n k n o w n _______ 11.63
A
A
A I . B X A \ 1)111 A M i l
1 17
I 42 I.ol I l l l o r k A
6 21
OTTAWA, May 21.—Raw fora
valued a t $15,643,817, based o n pre
vailing m arket prices, w ere pro
duced in Canada last year, the
bureau of statistics reports. Silver
and red fox, mink, otter, lynx and
IIICIIA It II SON*.a A D D I T I O N TO U OOIIRIIIDOK Aa H re a rd ed l a P l a t B o o k R u n W 418 ft 8 l o t U ft
Unknow n
1
N o . I , P a i r .1. S r t a l a o lr ( ' o a a t r llr r o r d a .
K 418 f t N 104 4 f t ____
r e d f o x e s ranked n * « .
Unknown
40
S B 4 o f 8 K H ...........- -22 21 31
Lula 3. 12. IS. Ifi, 17. IN
J
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J.
M
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n
24.85 K 4 o f 8 K 4 o f N W 4
19. 22. 23. A 24
Unknown
6
of NB 4
........................
22 21 31
Hr* N W C o r o f 8
of
N O T IC E
l i r a N B C or o f N W 4 ... 23 21 31
N W U o f 8\V Vt ....................... 6 21 30
It u n W 350 yd 8 210 yd
I t u n K 20 r h 8 9 « i c h IV
Notice is hereby given th at the following described U x. "
B 350 yil N 210 y d ____
99N f t .V 135 f t W 322 f t X
1' n k n n w *
D r . !{. L. A n d e r m n . .
59.55 E 350 y d N 310 y«* .......
15
19
t o b e * ............
.......
• 5.07
9 ir; much thereof as shall be necessary to pay the amount a-T T »l
20
.).. F.u.i Co. .;— , ~
•-»" herein sec opposite to lue
k .*■
the **me, togemer
together with costs of »m
"*.**»■
m—» n w ••or
H S ' ; ....
N • , ot *VK 4 o f N B 4..X4 21 3 l
C
21 30
of g v ru
loBpiu»l,
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.
1
3
1 advertising, will be sold at Public Auctlon-at 12 o’clock noon v^1
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80
B 4 o f BB 4 ________ 31
21 31
H u n 8 4fift.C2 f t B 4««.fi2
C a r rie
1 C. Hlatrutik
.... ...........
» June 8th, 1925, at the Community House in the TownT^w
8.84 N B 4 o f H W 4 ............... 36
40
H Ki C o o k —».
&
21 31
ft N 46fi.C2 ft W t o b e g
n _ t ___ s L .
0/ Q g m i n n U n m t Q t n t a n # n . . n
1 HQ
H r a SB C o r of N W
H
l i r a 121 ' t AV A 372 f t 8
o f HW 4
__ __________ ____ 3 21 33
of N B C o r of N W H of
73 ">~1
I t u n W 600 f t N 363 f t
30
Nl .14 .................... — ---- fi
4.81
H n m u e l T a r r a n t -...
5
B 600 f t 8 363 f t ....... .....
H u n W e s t fi5 f t
8 125
a
9.43
I 'n k n o w n
40
H W 4 o f N W 4 ............. 4 21 33
fl W 115 f t 8 140 f t K 1*0
34.98 Descriptionii of Land
U n k i i u w i i ------------ 3.02 H W 4 ............ - ........................... 4 21 32
Unknow n
160
fl N 305 ft t o l>«g .............
Owner
T «a I
Cfl
N 4 of N B 4 of N B 4
N 42 f t o f H t t o f N B U
o
W
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A SB 4 of N B 4 of NB
of N W U of
NBVt l U a t
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4 and 84 of N B 4 and
B u s t 81 f t )
28.97
Unknown
150
N W 4 of SB 4
..... 4 21 32
84
Of
W4
of
NB4
J . 8. C o l r m a n
13 21
29
HK 4 o f N B 4 i t N 4
of N W 4
fi
C. D. Haines
28.37 E 1-2 of NE 1-4 of NW 1-4
Unknown
120
o
f
s
i
.
4
............
.
32
21
All 8 B 4 o f 8 B 4 W o f
14
21
29
N
1-2
of
SE
1-4
of
NE
1-4
A. W. Mullen l
U n k n o w n -------N B 4 t l . e s * 4 A ni| In
A. C. I. Ily
fi
37.90 S 1-2 of SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 14 21
29
B m a n u e l M. D u * h
N W C or)
............................
156
21 32
C. D. Haines
D e l I W ft B & 125 ft 8
NWV H o f N W 4 A B 4
of N W C o r o f N E 4
«
N
1-2
of
SE1-4
of
NE
8.20
120
Sam uel W hitney
of N W 4
1
21 32
Hun K 50 fi 8 140 f t W
29
1-4 reassessed for 1921 14 21
15.32
2.05 H W 4 o f N W 4
Kiln V ln a o n ------U n k n o w n ......
40
A. W. Mullen
10 21
32
50 fl N 140 ft
.....................
29
Begin NE corner of SE 1-4 14 21
I h a N W C o r o f N K 4 ...... s 21 30
A
M
B
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3.
Hun B 120 ft 8 2fi5 f t W
Bun W 1320 ft. S 459.3 ft.
1.75
P u n e * HIT, 109, i n . li n u S r m l n o l r I i .u u l y I t r r o r iU .
U n k n ow n ...............
1
120 fl N 2«5 f l .......................
S 50 degrees 45 min E
A ll W e s t o f D i t c h
In k 380 fi N A 318.11 fi
3.34
1.90 W. C. Field
l l l o c k A .......................
24.20 chains N to beg
B o f 8 W C or o f B 4 of
28 C. D. Ksine* •*i
All
Bast
o
f
Ditch
N K 4 Of H W 4
7 21 30
29
1.82 Lot 2 of Simms sub-div. 14 21
C. D. Rain**
.60 U n k n o w n
lllock A ...........
Hon W 318 II f t N 1311 ft
Lot 1 of Simms sub-div 14 21
29
A ll l l l o c k a II. K. C.
D.
B 271 fl MB 135 f t 8 W 60
PeerlessFernCo.
16
15
3.12
I.anle
T
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er
—
........
9.50
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n
k
n
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n
1
II. II. I. A J
ft lO b e g .
23 21
29 40 1*. Phillip,
3.79 SE1-4 of NE1-4
3
I'nk now n
A ll lllo c k F
H 4 of N B U o f N B 4
SE
1-4
of
NE
1-4
reas
22
14
2.12 A ll l l l o c k O
7.70 B. It. M oore
2 50 U nk n ow n .....- ....... - ~~
«f SW 4
21 30
23 21
sessed for tax 1921
A ll l l l o c k * T . U. W a : :
29 40 P. Phillip*
ll.it 5 4 c h X A 9.76 ch
69.16
F l o r i d a d r o v e * Co..
35
m i d W 4 o f l l l o c k V ........
B of SW Cor o f N B 4
Begin 13.18 chains S. of
L
o
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s
1
l
o
18
(
L
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s
*
Lo'.»
3'J
of H W U
7 21
NW corner of NE 1-4
6.99
Unknown
10 A I I ) l l l o r k 1 0 ............
H o n S I.SS cl. W n ch
794
4.96 L o t * 1 t o 18 l l l o c k I I ....
D. T. H o llo w a y -----Unknown
14 21
2
of SE 1-4 run
N 1.82 r h K II c h
29
II. a 2*7.1 ft 12 A 8 3 1 6 f|
S 14.04 chains S 70 de
.t
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*
N of S W Cor o f S B 4 of
gress 45 min E to E line
l l r i - i ir . lr . l In 1‘l n t II..ok N o. 3 P n ic r 71 S r i u l n n l e 4 'u u n t y H r r o r i l s .
* * l -a
SW’ U
I 21 10
L o t* 15. 16. 17. 37. 38. 39.
Itun B t o llrlrk H o a d StV
of section return to beg
77.03
57.10 J. II. Hllllt
A 40
n ln n x Name l o |.t 8 of
point nnd run E 37 de
B
4
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f
L
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3.«9
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ow
n
....................
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lieit. X i n h.'K
—
142.40
gress 30 min S to E line
23.60 U n k n o w n
A l l 47 A S 5.6 A o f 4f
l le g 2587 4 f« W o f 8 B
I5.2H
lo
Unknown
L ot 27
i 'or.
7 21 30
of section
25.15
L
ot
64
9.80
J
II.
Itlllll
H o n W e * f 130 f t N 335
NE
1-4 of NE 1-4
29 40 C. D. II sines
23 21
7.35
r.
of
Lot
II
Unknown
W
'4
8.64
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
....................
ri B 130 f t 8 335 f l
1
8.13 SW 1-4 of NE 1-4
r.
Unknown
■r ait 19
N
24 21
29 40 E. W. Mitchell
l ie u 6*2 f t N o f H W C o r
74.78
:
t
W
12
A- N >i o f N B
32
I'n k i.n t v n ....
400
o f I.Ot 4
. . . . . .
H 21 30
SW 1-4 of N E 1-4 renso
f
N
B
HB
SW
*4
o
f
H un X 525 f* B 663 ft 8
nssessed for taxes 1921 24 21
29 40 E. W. Mitchell
13 21 32
U n k n o w n .... ........ ..
2-9®
D)
U n k n ow n .................. ..
4.07 i'i
M l ft tv I M ft
6
19.7
11 21 3r
80
N
or HW '4
Unknown
S 1-2 of NE 1-4 ofNW 1-4 24 21
29 20 E. W. Mitchell
Heir 1107 fl N
of
HW
10
12
15
21 32
40
NK ■» «.r HB •i
I'nk n o w n
Cor Of l.o t 4
............. 9
21 30
S 1-2 of NE 1-4 of NW
N B 'i of HW H * \ v >4
H u n N 1527 4 ft B 964 4
1-4 reassessed for 1921 24 21
29 20 E. W. Mitchell
o f S\V
H U W lllln k h a m
K 5.' >4 or S B
ft HIv 2053 fl W 226.2 fl
38.20 Beg SW corner NW 1-4
16 21 32
140
llelr*
525 rt W 55
It. 11. Martin ............ 16.35 ' i o f HW 'i
34
NAV *; o f HB •4 ft N Mi
'i III NB
of NE 1-4
24 21
29
fi.20 of NW •i A H V4 of HI K
Albert W. Sm ith ....
i.r N W 14
21 30
5
Run
N
263
ft.
S
87
de
38.20
16
21
32
140
U
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k
n
o
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n
i.r
h
w
—
Herbert
II
I'ette*
2.49
30
•4
21
‘t N ',4
20
*.> <
II. L. WUIIliKham
gress E to brick road
: 'i ..r s w
10 12
40
N B '4 o f HB ■4 ......
17 21 32
llr lr*
Lot 3 ( L e s s
N '* l.r la
S
along brick road to SE
10.12
HW
19
N
B
<>r
21
32
40
9.60
*4
Unknown
69
It. L. Nlcnlun ............
1 A »<|. In N W C o r )
8 21 30
corner NW 1-4 of NE
22.90
.). J. Mr MU Inn
4 o f HW 4 n l N K 4
S 4 of HB 4 o f HB 4
19 21 .10
30
SW •4 o f HW
A4 o f
Nu III an & llwriha
S 205 fl o f N 4 o f HtV
1-4 thence W to beg
8 E. W. Mitchell
8.19
....... 19
21 32
30
Unknown
fi 50 N B: *4
..r HW \ 4 19 21 3(1
F ran cis
......
3
•i i.r HB
Beg
SW corner NW 1-4
19
D
M
2
S
B
N
A
V
'
t
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21
33
40
U
n
k
n
o
w
n
30
..r N K •i 21 21
10
Hi.»lf M ILiwkMi*
■4
NB: '4 »r HB
U .I2
19 21 32
of NE 1-4
29
40
Unknown
24 21
HU 'i •>r HB (4 u f N B '* 3« 21 so
2 99
A. C. tiurriHi.u
.....
•4 of HW 'i
10
B 4 of SB 4 of NW 4
W 1» •>r N B '4 n t N B I v.
r
Run
N
2(53
ft.
S
87
de
8.20
r.
of SB u
10 21 32
Clin*. D. I l r u m l r y
of N B
& \V 14 u t NH
a
grees
E
to
brick
road
tv
4
o
f
N
B
4
(L
e
n
a
l..
«
8.99
21 21 30
Hubert It. llawM In*.
35
’ * »r N B ' 4
850 fi N o f S B Cur o f N
S along brick road to S
IJ 4 o f N B 4 o f NK
II L. W l l l l n i d i a m
'• Itun W 45
..f NK 4 A S B 4 o f N B
E cor. of NW 1-4 of N.
•»
••
22.46
20 21 “ •
B 450 ft H t
75
l l e l r * ........................
4 o f N K 4 A N 4 of
E 1-4 thence W to beg.
HW •4 of HI
NW
N tV' '» u t HB U or N B
20
21 ••*8
10
3.73
6.99
24 21 30
i l . F. Ila w k ln * ........
Unknown
8 E. W. Miuhtll u |
Reassessment for 1921
20
..r N B '4 ..r NB
B (4 of ii <j
W
1-2
of
SWVi
of
NWV*
20
24
21
29
Dr. P. Phillies hM
Iltriim L. Sm ith ........
4.47 h i : •i A N
IS 21 30
10
of NB 'i or
SI
. . . . • W 1-2 of SW 1-4 of NW
32
20
A 11. P r a y . Ad nt
S 4i " I Ml : ■» i.f N l ; u
66.16
2.35 N <: of NB 't Of S B 4 23 21 32
20
N. l.', Jacnl.H .....
o f N B •,
25 21 30
Illram L. Sm ith ......
5
1-4 reassessm ent for
K l, of HU 4 A NW
llrKr 5 rh N «. r HB Cor
1921
29 20 Dr. P. Phillips rjfl
24 21
21 32
30.47
120
'i of HB *i
Unknown
Of N B U o f N K 4
25 21 30
NW 1-4 of NW 1-4
B 4 "f S W 4
nnd N K 4
24 21
29 40 E. N. Mitchell U
Itun W III Hi N 7 c li B 10
W
of
3.69 of S B 4 A
ch S 7 ch
Illrnin K S m ith -----7
NW
1-4
of
NW
1-4
reas
SB 4
26 21 32
S 4 o f K 4 o f HW 4
ro o
19.31
Unknown
sessment for 1921
24 21
29 40 E. N. Mitchell
li
o f U '4 o f HB A4 o f
6.44 S
J. II. 51. C olter ........
35 21 30
of s i : 4
5
21 32
NB 4
1ll
23.05 SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 nnd E
W i l l i a m W. J a c o b s
i.r h i : M
V 4 N \ I I S D \ I . B 09IIU IIN *: till UK KIIA L B l l l ’H AIIIHTION TO II I.ACK tV 4 Of N W
•;4 of SW 14 of NW 14
29 60 Dr. P. Phillips r.U
24 21
I I A t n i O t K A* l l r c o n l r i l In P l s l llm .k I, P s f i r ill N r.iiln ule I n u i .l r H e r 27 21 32
14
TV
2.99
W illia m W. Jacob*
SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 nnd E
u r f ii,
' W '4
HB '4 o f
t o 90 N B
W 4 o f Lot 78
W. C H o l l i d a y
5
21 32
10
6.95
D. W. S i m m o n *
'.4 of SW14 of NW Vi
22.10 S 4 o f N B
F l o r i d a D r o v e * Co.
Lot I fio
lo
of SB 4
reassessment for 1921
29 60 Dr. V. Phillips HU
24 21
F lo r i d a D r o v e * Co. ... M7.U3 of HtV u
l.ot* 249 I.. 252
40
21 32
6
3.73
S l e v e r A C o l l in *
87.02
C. B. H o w e l l .. .
Lot* 253 l o 2f.fi
40
Beg 308 ft. S of NE cor
I*, u. G u lley A
20
U n k n o w n ....................... 43.75 S B 4 o f S B 4 o f S W 4 27 21 32
Lot* 332 A 333
10
(.25.
l l l a n c t i e 1’u r t l n
of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4
80
7 21
• e
Lot* 338. 339. 310 A B
S B 4 of SW 4 o f S B 4
•8
99.16 of" sV: 4
Ja m .** C. D n h l m a n
35
28 21 33
2.60 A. C. H a w k *
6.22 Run S 58 3-4 degrees W
33
91
r. 4 o f Lot 342
II. W . H a r r ...
6
529.8 ft. S 122 1-2 ft.
tV 4 o f Lot 342 A All
C lin . I OTA A* l l r r o r d r i l In P i n t l lm . k .^ o . 3, P a n e 31 S r i n l i i u l r C o u n t y
E 4:i8 ft. N to beg
7 Dr. P. Phillip Ul
32.85 ,
Lot 343
.....
15
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n
o
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............
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Lot 130
10
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I'n k n o u n
i.V.?......
2 9!) Beg .708 ft S of NE cor
l e d * 4. 6 A fi l l l o r k F
Unknown
......................
2.99
SB 1-4 of SW 1-4
7 21
30
A AN A ICS DA I.B (ISIIOIINB II IIO K UIIAD B CII’N 8KCONI) A D D I T I O N TO l e d 7 l l l o r k .1
K l l l a C. I ' u r l e e .........
1.95 Run S 68 3-4 degrees W
.{
III.ACK II 4 tl t o n l i Aa llr r o r d r . l In P la t llm .k No. I. P * « r HIS, S o u l .
529.8 ft S 122 1-2 ft E
N Mil l'll CIIU I.I OTA Aa l l r r o r d r . l In P i n t l l o o k 9io. 2, P n g r a 51 In 58
sa
J u m e * (’. D a h t n i u n .. 65.69
* 335. .136 A 337
* r » i l » « l r I 'n u n ly l l r r o r d a .
438 ft. N to bog. reas
87.02 Lid 13 l ll o r k II
U n k n o w n .......................
StV •4 o f N W \
3 21 31
4')
C. 1). I l r u m l r y ______
1.94
sessment for 1921,
7 Dr. P. Phlllipt
o f HB '4 o f N B '4
L ot . lllo r k 12
AI i h i m l l r o w u
1.91
U n k n o w n ....................... 28.30
4 21 .11
5
HR '4
Reg nt S 1-4 Section po«t
7 21
80
y 21 31
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id
B. C. A t k in *
s i : '4 o f N l i '4
Run \V 40.8 ft. N 335 ft
N B '4 o f N B
o f NW
ty llrrord a.
E 40.8 ft. S 336 ft.
1-3 L. G. Starbuck
•i of N W 14
21 31
2 r.o U n k n o w n
...............
4.47 L ot* I. 3 Si 5 lllo r k A
Unk now n
3.73
, o f HW '4 o f N W
10 21 31
B. U. A t k in * ................ 11.89 L ot II III... k II
sa
W i l l i a m W. J a r u h *
1.21 Reg nt S l-4 section post
7 21
30
l .o t * U In I* lllo r k C
ll.*K 96 y .| tV o f N B I'or
W i l l i a m W. J a r . ...*
• 6. .14 Run W 40.8 ft. N 335 ft
A ll l ll o r k D
of
N W U "f H B 4
10 21 31
Unknown
4 17
L ot* .1. 5. 6 St 9 l ll o r k B
E 40.8 ft. S 335 ft. reatiItun tV 117 ft S 3 7 2 fl li
2 99
W i ll l ii m W. J a m b *
L
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K
lllork
B
2 11
117 fl N 372 fl .............
J II l.ee
2.69
U n k n o w n •••■.«aa•#•#••**»••#
aeasment for 1921
1-3 L. 0. KUtbutk
a; o f HW 'i A B
lie * DS fl N o f HB Cor
Beg.
047.2
ft.
E
of
SW
o f HW
tv >. of HW
23 31 32
o f N’ tV 4 o f S B 4
.
10 21 31
lid
is.es
Unknown
N
of K >5 o f N B 1.
Hun tV 288 ft N 135 ft K
cor of SE '4 of SWK
30
7 21
B '•
18.22 >.f S B
29 21 32
2*8 fl S 135 ft
P r r d M cU n a ld
If.
4.47 Run E 210 ft. N 210 ft
Unknown
li of W
u t HW
llcfi 7*3 fl N o f S B Cor
B ■i A W 68 III* of
W 210 ft S 210 ft re
of
N tv'4 of HBU
10 21 31
NB
of HW
of N B
Itun S' I Ifi fi W 2 Nh ft H
assessment
for 1921
1 Jo*. SUrk
2.11
I* D. W o l c o t t
I Ifi fl H2** fl
33 21 .12
H
19.93 Reg. G47.2 ft. E of SW
A. C. H urt
llr it N B Cor o f HW 'i o f
It.-k 183 f l N o f S B Cor
NKVl
33 21
!1 31
33
cor of SE 14 ofSW 1-4
..f
N W U «>f H B U
I"
30
7 21
llllll W 9 32 rli S III r h B
It .111 N 225 ft W 38.8 ft •s
Run
E
210
ft.
N
210
ft
9
32
rh
N
l»
rl.
I
D a.ird * D a l l i e s l l e l r a
2 85
236 ft B 288 ft
3.69
v & D m ig la * ..
W 210 ft S 210 ft
W >, of S B
1 Jos. Stark
It. g 11 12 cl. N Ai .1.11 I’ll
o f HK
33 21 32
2a
16 IU
Clin*. M V.r r h a ........
NK >, A NW >. o f N B
W of HI : f o r o f HW 4 uf
Beg.
40.8
ft
W
of
1-4
lec
................
*« o f NW 1,
III 21 31
HW >4
It 21 33
17d
.37.9!)
Unknown
tion post on S lino
:J
7 21
80
B '» o f HB »,
■run W 2 26 all H 1.15 cli
of
NW
|.» |* 26 eh N t o hvK
3
16
1t
21
32
A
«
20
T. L CnshliiK
4 92 Run W 130 ft N 335 ft
Unknown
W A4 o f NW
o f HB A; 16 21 32
2d
Iteg 2IHI It H o f NV. 1 'nr
6.65
E 130 ft S 335 ft
M. V. M a u ld in
1 L. M. Daiti
10 21 31
o f HW 1* o f HB »
Beg,
40.8 ft W of 1-4 sec
ft
Hull N 100 ft K
All o f tin* land * ilr * o r ll.n l In I lit* f o r ca o In K l y i n g an d b r i n g In t h e
3 59 • utility o f S r n i l n o l r a n d Htuto o f F liirlila. W l . r r r Ihr w o r d "T u w nalllp"
tion post on S line of
HW tM b e g .
Adam Dydrr
7 21
80
N ' i of N u ' , . I.P1H l)4'|$
or a b b r e v i a t i o n t h e r e f o r o c cu r* It nli all l.r h e ld t » m e a n T o w n * h li> S o u th Run W 1.70 ft N 335 ft
' A Itllll B
HB i*i»r .if
of T u llnh un *re. an d w h o r r t h e w o r d "Itnngr" or a b l i r e v l u t l o n t h e r e f o r
E 130 ft a 335 ft reas
15 Ii .N e rh AV 15 rh
o ccu r*. It ahu ll l.r h e ld l o m e a n Itn n g r Bant o f T a llu liu n a o r .
72 5U T l i o n i n i J o b u n n i n n .. 216 to
H 6 n*
1 1 21 31
sessment for 1921
1 L. M. D*ii»
J N o D .11 S K I N S .
lir a i fill rlt K o f HW Cor
Reg.
1547.7 ft E anil 210
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II
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ft. N of SW cor SE 1-4
Him N IfiH rl. B lit. 15 rh
66 73
16
J. II. Lrn J r ..
S Ifi1’* i'll Vj l o l.ric
of SW i-4
7 21
30
H ', o f \ v '» o f HW U
Run E 2231-4 ft N 457
4 11
21 31
2.5U U n k n o w n .........
of NB U
II
1-2 ft S 69 degrees W
H
of N
of N B \ of
2 99
lo * F r a n k Jam .'*
si: <i
ii 21 31
280 ft S 32.7 1-2 to beg
2 G. W. Cook
Reg. 1517.7 ft E and 210 ft
N of SW cor S E 1-4 of
S. W. 1-4
Run E 223 1-4 ft N 457 1-2
ft S 69 degrees W 200
ft S 323 1-2 ft to beg
reassessment for 1921
Reg. 200 ft S of NW cor.
K 1-2 of SB lA of SW>4
Run S 200 ft N 74 dogrea
30 min. E 702.1 ft N
105.4 ft SW to beg.
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P i.g r
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II, S r iiiliio lr C o m it y llr r o r d a .
C
M. H. McCall ........... - 123.1)3
*fi2 Lot* I & 2 l ll o r k
15 13
I I 05 JOHN J. B R A N 'S A U D IT I O N TO OATBIIO Aa Itern rd rd In P lu l
No. J, P a g e 32 S r n i l n o l r I'nunly Itrrnrda.
lad I lllo rk I
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B. A. T o w n e r ______
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1.21
7 21
2 G. W. Cook
7 21
hfi li | II. D. SMI I l l ' s A D D IT I O N T O O AIBIIO Aa llr r u r ilr d In P i n t l l o o k N o. I
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.......
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S L B l a r h t .r r g ...... .
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A n d r e w A u l l l i ..............
S AMI B l . A. IIOIIINSON'S A D D IT IO N TO OAIBIIO Aa l l r r u r i l r d l o P l a l
l lo o k Nu. a. P n g r T. S n u l n o l - I o a u l y l lr r o rd a .
0 * 7
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II. M. Aria _________
11.59
\ \ ASlIIND TO N
I I B I D I i r * Aa
llr r u r il r d In I' l a l
llo o k N o . 3. P n g r 37
S r n i l n o l r C o u n ty llrrord a.
25 In 29 37 l o 16.
69 In 72
7X t o
81
and
vl la 88
6.:
I'nk now n
B 'i of »
„f N B
of
31
16
S W a;
13 31
O v l e .l o F r u i t Cty __ _ 23.05
N
of NB
of SB
•« J»r
6
of SW »*
13 21 31
It
M. A rt*
l lr g 51 M j fl S o f NW
2 1 SI
II
Cur. ...
Itun B 259 ft H 650 ft W
II
L. WII H u g b a i n
< 40 11 r 11 ■
11.98
258 fl N filO fl
U L. W'IIIM. k Ii .iui
27.fi! I N K «» o f N K
to
21.24
15 21 31
llrli*
22 9 •* I l l r g -20 f l N .d S W f o r
43 29 tl, NBA* o f N B ' ,
14 31 31
I t u n K 42t* D N 2 l o It \V
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420 ft S 210 fl
8 . Id
S u m Ja c k ami
_____
Iteg NW Cor
14 21 11
I t u n H 9 Aj r h B 2 27 eh S
9 rh K l.f il rli N 9 rh N
30 llrg F. 7 81 rli N 2>, rh
W S rli t o lirg
Unknown
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30
2 Mfigoolin Mo
Pht+son
l.
DAYMAN’S ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE AS RECORDED
SEMINOLE COUNTY RECORDS IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAbfc
Lot 5 block R
01a M. B*ntl«f
Lot 7, Block B
Josh Stanley
IM
Property in plan of aubdivlaion of land belonging to Alun,anl*
Hotel & Nav. Co., as recorded in the PU t Hook No. I. I’*lw *•
12, Seminole County Records.
.
A. W. Mullen
Lots 411, 412 and 413
Lot* 6fl0, 5(51, o(52, 503.
M
686, 687, 688, 689, 590,
091. 592, 693 611. 012,
/
013, 614, (515, CIO, 017,
818, (332, 033, 03 4, 035
0.76, 037
Kate L. H*1®*1
4? 51
Lots 045, 659, 000
C. D. H*i»M
4 92
2.69
lad*
T i l t : S I .A V IA COLON A CO.'S S l' 111)1 VI SlO N Aa llr r o r d r il In P l n l
Aa. 2. I'agr T l , S n u l n u l r Cuuuiy llrrorda.
John & Suaanna
l a d 27 ___
Cm ngn
I.ol 108
J o h n l lr n n k o
B », o f S la of NW
l.r NW Ai
13
22 31 31
Unknown
l lr g 671 ft N of :
’•ir
of NBA4 o f NW >,
21 31
W
20 i ll S 165 f I
6
J. I H u t t o n
N U Of N ‘i of SW Vi
of SW -4
32 31 I t
6
Unknown
U ag 75 f t \V o f f
W
u( SB1; of sw
33 S I 81
80
1 acre in lot “ D” south of lot 304
Lot 544
J. R. Houser
G. C. Atkins
!1
1 roots Addition to Altsmonte as recorded In Pl*t R00*1 N«- L P *
Seminole County Records
I» t 05
C. W. Cook
Lot67
Arthur J*®**
Lots 79, 80, 81, S3 .
ElUabeth Robin**
llo o k
fi. 39
4 17
All the lands described in the foregoing lying and bstof {"
°f Altamunte Springs, County of Seminole and .S uU .
occtfV
0.96
,, berever the word Township or abbreviation
•hall h« held to mean Township south of T»ll*hafii**«.
«0^
Die word Range or abbreviation therefor occurs it shall be
T
h
e
/
never
get
too
old—to
like
the
girls.
Johnathan
Foulk,
107
who
11.02
has ju st moved to the Soldiers’ Home, at Danville, 111., admit* he’ liked Range eust of Tallahassee.
SHADE CARTER
S 25 them, although he think* “ Flappers” are silly.
Johnathan, shown
T a x Collector
.
above with Alartha Lindeberg, was born a t Marion, la.
'
'
Town
of
Altamonte
Spring
v\V
V.
.......... —
.................
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fo r p r o f it
Classified Directory
ord Dally Herald
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cation, Welaka Building
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door to Used Furniture Co.
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A LITTLE WANT AD In The
Herald will bring you big reJ. E, SPURLING, sub-division suits. Advertise those old articles
specialist. Subdivision to Or you have stored away and have
lando, Florida, and F l o r a no use for. A title thirty-cent ad
Heights, Florida on Dixie High may bring you several dollars.
Phono 148 and a representative will
way.
call to see you.
TIN AND METAL WORK
FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
morning Scntinal; largest classi
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. fied business, rate lc a word, min
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak imum 24c cash with order.
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
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MIRACLE Concrete Co., general ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
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Service, Quality and Price.
lied Directory
USING — Multlgraphing,
irg and mailing—ns you
I it—when you wnnt it.
» 673. IL E. Porch, First
isil Bank Bldg.
iTl'RB AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
[ART ELECTRIC SERVICE
Expert Electrical repairs.
W, Central Ave. Orlando,
OMOHILES FOR RENT
LA-REEL
Car. Drive II
intlf. Oak and Second St.
IDS 3.
AUTOS FOR HIRE
IF. AUTO SERVICE Day
[night. Meets all trains. Bugtransfer. Phone 551 and C3-W
CAFE
BELL CAFE
ird’s best in Service and Qual
First Street and Park Avo
DRUGS
VS DRUG STOKE — Pre
iptions, Drugst Sodas.
Wi
is near you as your phone.
ANFORI) ELECTRIC CO.
itctssuM to Gillon & Platt
Magnolia.
Everything elect*l- Phone 422. Electragith
WANTED—Any one wishing to FOR RENT—Rooms with or with FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks FOR SA1.E. 118 acres, extra Rood
have windows, rugs or houses
celery land, within one mile of
Bide., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
cleaned, apply to 709 Will Ave.
Oviedo $5,000.00. Cash. Address
stairs. C. T. Smith.
Lincoln
House.
East Sanford. P. J. Johnson.
II. Y. Hull. 1067 So. Bleed. Lake
land. Fla.
WANTED: Position as stenographYou aro wastinR time and mo
cr. Can furnish references,
nev if this pnRO hnsn’t your clas
FOR SALE: Number o f Rood c a r
"Stenographer" c.o. Herald.
sified advertisem ent. Phone it ii FOR RENT—One three room np e n te r too ls and
bench. 210
today. No. .'48.
partm ent with private bath and Park Avenue.
WANTED: Building lot—must bo
ono two room apartment. Inquire
a bargain. Give exact location,
FOR SALE: Ford touring car,
a t Herald Office.
best price and terms when answer
god condition. Cheap; apply
ing this nd, address your reply to
Singer Sewing Machine office.
FOR
RENT
—
Cottage—John
Mus
“Investor," care Herald.
son.
FOR SALE: L mule and wagon;
price $60.00 . 1 2-horse mowing
WANTED Table Boarders, 309
Park Avenue, Phone C63.
FOR RENT:: Rooms and kitchen machine (McCormick) price $25.00.
1921 Olds 8 Touring.
ettes. Shirley apartments, op J. W. Osteen, Altamonte Springrs.
posite Post Office.
WANTED—Furnished room, con 1921 1Vi Ton Truck
FIRST STREET business lot for
venient to bath must be hot 1922 Lexington Lark.
quick snle. Just a short distance
water, preferably in private home. 1921—Chevrolet Coupe.
FOR RENT: Desirable two room from Sanford Avenue, near new
1920
ltuick
Six
Touring.
Phone 447-J, I*. O. Box 921.
furnished apartments, 206 E. Forrest I-nko Hotel. Will sell
1924 Willys Knight Sport Touring Third
St., apply New Era ITintery. this week for $300 a foot on ex
I. W. PHILIPS SONS
ceptional terms. Adtlresa “Bus
New Yorker sava he smokes 25
Dodge Sales and Service
cigars a day. If he gave them
FOR RENT - Five room cottage iness Lot" care Herald.
away he might be elected sher—Furnished, Apply 708 West FOR SALE: Flat top cherry desk
RAGS WANTED — U rg e , clean,
819 Palmetto Ave. Phono 410-J,
linen or cotton rags for clean Third St.
ing purposes. Bring them now
to the Herald Composing Room. FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished FOR SALE—TWO GOOD MULES
a t a bargain. Address A. M.
lower apartment. Hot uml cold
water. $15.00. Corner 6th St. and Box 05 or call 578-W.
Palmetto. N. O. Garner.
FOlt SALE — SPRAYING MA
WHIT llOY FOR TRUCK DRIVCHINE iu good condition at n
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for bargain. Address A. M. Box 65
Kit WHO UNDERSTANDS FORD
light
housekeeping,
701
Magnol
or cull 578-W.
CAR — MUST HAVE COMMON
ia Avenue. Call at Diamond
SCHOOL EDUCATION. WILLING
Palace.
FOR SALE—Ford Coupo used but
TO WORK AND AMBITION TO
lilt days, terms. Can ho seen at
GO FORWARD. APPLY AT—
FOR RENT: House, corner Maple tho San Juan Garage.
Avenue and Fifth Street. After
June 1st. Melsch Realty Co.
: Fefrigorotors for sale
Thoroughly overhauled,
FIRST ST.
FOR KENT— 2 nice
75 lbs. capacity, H.
house-keeping rooms
, 902 French Avenue,
Floor. 312 East 5th, St.
Automobiles
WANTED
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to .Valdez.
Ball H ardware Co.
1’ainting—Decorating
PHONE 303
cash for second hand
rcss P. O. Box 352.
By Williams
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v e lo p m e n t In fllo r l il a ’* h la to r y ; a
h a l f m illio n d o l l a r h i g h w a y to th*
g u l f beach Ju*t
f ln l d i e d ; * t w o
mlllUin d ollar b r i d g e a c r o i * K*eamIdo Uay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r
m i ll i o n
d o l l a r o pera h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u e it>. t; t w o m i llio n * b e i n g sp e n t on
h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a a c s for llv *
d e v e lo p e r s to g e t
In o.u g r o u n d
floor.
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m ent The P en sa c o la News.
M em ber JL L A
Hose B u i l d i n g
Orlando, Klerlda
Have you rooms to rent or some
second hand furniture to sell?
Uso Tho Herald’s classified page
and get results.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
IHTS—Three stations. Mag*n<l Second. First and Elm, China wart- in English I'orce- classified medium, rate cash .09c
chargo. 10c per tine, minimum
Word Avenue and 10th Street.
iains, Huvarinn and Japanese
;P*ft service, v * *
FOR SALE—Space on the page
China make lovely Kills
FLORIST
for classified advertisements.
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
WART THE FLORIST"
or sell that second-hand goods?
for all occasions.
jWMyrtle. Phong 260-W
cave: t h e cat t o that
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BUSINESS
BLOCK
BUSINESS
BLOCK
Union Ave., and Cypress
St. 185 ft. x 235 ft.
Magnolia Ave.
Modem Imiiditiif
Dll ft. x 117 ft.
Attorncy-at-I.aw
Will practice In all the courts
Examination of Abstracts of Land
Titles given especial attention
Offices In Seminole County Bank
Building
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101 ft. x 117 ft.
114 ft. x 117 ft.
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JOHN E. FOX
Heal Estate/— In s u r a n c e
$10,830
$14,000
All kinds of property listed for sol*
Park Avrnu* and Second Street
W. H. LONG
MEAT MARKET
410 Sanford Ave. .Sanford, Fla.
By GEORGE McMANUS
C att h o m e : <— *
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If s o l d s e p a r a t e l y .
I* n p f M r r l | l l « « fa r
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The Ball Hardware
Y t.* b A N D THA CT
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Malaria, Chills and Fever
Dengue or Bilious Fever,
"DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
anything?" If ro advertise ta
tho “Gainesville Sun."
M cn U la tm irlnnlng i n * g r * a ia * t d e
FOR RENT — SIX ACRES TIL
sale. One of the best in the
FI# on celery Ave. Address A. M county, consisting of 77 acres, 45
Box 65 or call 578-W.
Acres tinder cultivation, nverago
crop this year 71 1-2 bids, per acre.
FOR KENT —House. 210 Lnure! Considered the beat celery soil in
Avenue, after June 1st. A. P. llie state. All new buildings. Six
Connelly & Sons.
inch artesian well with flow of 800
to 1,000 gallons per minute. Ful
APARTMENTS for Rent:
One ly equipped with mules and ma
two-room apartment anil one chinery. For price and terms ad
three room apartment. Furnish dress owner. J. II. Knapp, Klked. Oak Avenue and 7th St. May
be had by June 1, 2202,
EVERT TRUE
afile r .__________ ___________
I DAVID B. HYEB
B a la n ce ISS.oo
Elton J. Moughton
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PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
i scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Roach
Gain 5 Pouml-t In 30 Days or Get Post. Sample copy sent on re
quest.
Your Money Back
Doctors and good pharmacists
know that Cod Liver Oil is full of ADVERTISING gets reaultu if It
reaches potential buyers. Pavitamines that make flesh, create
appetite, builds up the power to latka Daily News is circulated in
resist disease and puts good solid an industrial and agricultural flec
flesh on skinny men and women. tion.
But it’s horrible tasting stuff TO REACH BUYERS or sellcra of
and every day fewer people are
Florida real estate advertise In
taking it, fur doctors are prescrib tho St. Petersburg Timea. One cent
ing uml people are fast learning cent a word dally, two cents a word
that they can get better results Sunday.
with McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets, which Bowers ADVERTISE* tn trie Journal-Her
ald, South Georgia’s greatest
Pharmacy and Union Pharmacy
Morning, nftornoon,
and druggists all over the newspaper.
weekly
and
Sunday
Classified rates
country are having a tremendous 10c per line. WnycTOss
Journaldemand for.
One woman gained 10 pounds in Herald, Wnycross. Georgia.
22 days and if any skinny man or TAMPA MORNINO TRIBUNE—
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Send in your subscription to the
30 days, your druggists will gladly Tribune or band it to your local
refund the purchase price.
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Compound Tablets—60 tablets— $2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur
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Other things may help; they can*!
ARCHITECT
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First National Itnnk Hide, $25 CASH and $25 monthly will and coughs, II your blood la right.
buy East front lot on Magnol To put your blood in lliu beat pomible
Sanford, ------------ Florida
condition, taka Dr. Pierco'a Uoldta
ia Avenue. Phono 713.
Medical Discovery — a blood tonio
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can testify to its merits. This “ Dis
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Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St.
Phone 505
SOxlJI.
Minis.'v bant all
around tuts lut. D esira b ly
located.
G. TAYLOR DYER
Miscellaneous
Building Material
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Real Estate
Rooms For Rent
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repairs. Office supplies. Room a
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South Florida Published mornings.
nive Insertions.
m ir r o r s r e s i l v e r e d
•ard> o( a v e r a g e
le n g th
Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla.
Furniture
bought
and
sold.
Call
i counted a lin t.
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p.jm ch are* lOo fo r fir s t
through the Xenia Gaiette,
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for second-hand furniture. Call COLUMBUS | n « . ) T.EDOER—C l a s s
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Davis To Be Sought
In Evolution Trial
Oil Reserve In
jfornia Affected!
jecision Handed
rn on Thursday
CWlCTAftO
On i
cial dispatch to 'th e " C h i c ^
Tribune from Dayton. Tenn.
sa>* that John R. Neal, counsel
for J. T. Scopes, indicted teachannounced
that John W. Davis, presiden
tial candidate in the last elec
tion, would be sought as one of
the constitutional lawyers to
take the case to the supreme
court.
SEVERAL FIRMS
ARE AFTER US.
STEAMER LINE
Head of Fleet Corporation
Declares Reports of Sale
of Government Line Have
Heen Greatly Exaggerated
Valuable Stones Are
Missing In Detroit
DETROIT, Muy 29.—Pre
cious stones of unestimated
value have been stolen from
the Detroit Institute of Arts, it
became Known Inst night when
police admitted that detectives
are working on the case and
gave out a list of more than 30
emeralds, diamonds, rubies and
oriental sapphires singly and
in groups, which were missing.
The jewels were taken from the
children’s section of the collec
tion of the late Frank B.
Stearns, wealthy drug manu
facturer and replaced
with
paste replicas,
SMOKERS BOW Tablet On Site O f Historic RAID REVEA
Old Fort Mellon Unveiled
TO SANFORD IN WithlmpressiveCeremonies BIG DOPE
AT KEY WEST
14-INNING GAME NOTED ENGINEERS
Alvterson, Star Left-Hander,
Ijtches Great Hall Allowing
Visitors Hut Seven Hits;
Qnme Is Flayed In .'I Hours
,9
Exercises Are Given Under
Auspices nf Snllie Harrison
Chapter 1). A. R.; Recep
tion Is Given For Guests
Government Officials
WILL VISIT HERE
Arrest One Leader
Forrest Lake
ON NEXT TUESDAY Mayor
Makes Presentation And Seize Morphine
FOSDICK ACCEPTS Names Of Bidders
I Valued at Big Sum
Estrada and Alverez Chamber o f Commerce Mem Sketch of Nolcd Army Post
to Form Motorcade
Recognizes OFFER NEW YORK i
Are Not Divulged
Written Hy Mrs. J. N. Whit- Cigar Man Caught
Pitch Well for Tampa bers
to Hrlnjr American Society
ner
Read Hy (i. W. Spencer
|ud In Leases BAPTIST CHURCH New York Company Denies It COMMENCEMENT Cclerymen Score in the Eighth Delegates Front Orlando
By Marked Money
Is Seeking Line; Ford Con
And Fourteenth While Vis
fers With Chairman O’Con
rful Plot Existed
Noted Liberal Minister Will
Cuban Customs Heads
WEEK WILL BEGIN itors Tally in Sixth Inning
reenOilMagnate Assume Pastorate In 1920;
Keeping Watch On
Fall, Is Charge Church WiH Drop Bapthi S S
L'ThVT*
SUNDAY
MORNING
Narcotic Shipments
Title, Says Announcement
Nick Carter's Ceicry-Feds nnd
Charlie Allen’s Smokers opened the
local series yesterday afternoon
like to take over the niunugciiient
by battling 14 innings before a de
LVGELES, May 29.—
of the United States Lines, Presi
cision was reached.
After both
JjCny nil interests, in a NEW YORK, May 29.— Dr. Har dent Palmer of the fleet corpora Program For Commencement sides had gone runless from the
ry Emerson Fosdick, noted liberal tion announced in a statement is
Is
Announced
Hy
Sanford
rendered late Thurs- leader in the church, has accepted
eighth inning, the Cnrtermen tal
sued here Thursday, but reports of
High School; Graduating lied In the fourteenth frame nnd
Pedernl Jucljfe Paul J. the pastorate of the Park Avenue negotiations for purchase o f the
Class Numbers 19 Pupils won hy a three to two count. The
lick, were ordered to Baptist church known at the Rock lines are “ much exaggerated.”
contest wms the longest played on
efeller
church,
it
wus
announced
"Naturally,” the statement add
1for cancellation their
tho Sanford field this year, taking
Commencement
Week
for
the
Dr. Fosdick’s occupan ed, “ more than one ship operator
three hours and five minutes.
naval oil reserve No. Thursdny.
Sanford
High
School
will
formcy of his new pulpit will become would like to take over the manage
all v open Sunday morning nt 11
Local fnns saw a gunie replete
lills, Calif., and Con effective in the fall of 1920.
ment of the United States Lines
o’clock nt the high school audit with thrills ami excellent playing
or construction of oil
Coincident with the announce and relieve the fleet corporation orium when Rev. T. J. NiXon, pas on both sides. They saw (he visi
facilities at PearJ Hnr- ment the trustees indicated that c f their direct operation. Certain tor of the Methodist Church will tors score two runs in the sixth
although it will remain a Baptist firms have intimated that they deliver the comencemcnt sermon and then witnessed a comeback hy
In.
lision, covering 92 points church the denominationally des might submit to us proposals of according to an announcement the Cclerymen in the eighth when
id I I conclusions of law, criptive term “ Baptist” may be that kind, but as yet no such pro made this morning when the they countered twice to tie the
[the leases void for two dropped from the title o f the sky posal has been received."
week's program of events was al score., From then to the finish it
Although the names of the firms so given out.
first, owing to the “ fraud icraper church" to replace the pres
was a nip and tuck affair with both
United States" involved ent building and a Presbyterian were not stated, the two most pro
Monday night nt 8:15 o’clock nt teams) performing brilliantly.
minently
named
in
that
connection
bhtny's payment of $199,- minister may become assistant pas
the auditorium the annual recit
,
were the United American Lines, al of the pupils composing the mu _ To Alverson, Carter’s star port
Ibert B. Fall, then secre tor.
sider, goes the lion’s share of vic
controlled
by
the
Harrimnn
inter
■interior, and second, besic classes of Mrs. Fannie Munson, tory, the blnck-hnircd youth giv
Dissimilarity between the “ Rock
[.president Harding’s or- efeller church” and others of the ests, and Moore and McCormack, will be given. Tuesday night at ing but seven bingles for the en
operators
of
several
lines
for
the
Iferring discretionary au Baptist creed will be increased
the Woman’s Club the unnuul Jun tire gnme. Except for the sixth
, the matter o f oil leases still more by Dr. Fosdick’s condi shipping board, both of New York. ior banquet will be held, this event inning when the Smokers scored
What attitude might be taken being anticipated wijh unusual in
[navy to the interior de tion of acceptance which provides
their only mnrke.s, Alverson wns
bras in excess o f his pow- for admission to membership with by officials toward an operating terest nnd nlways furnishing one invincihlc on the hurling end and
proposition
for
the
United
States
of
the
feutures
of
the
week's
pro
lident.
out the customary ritual of immer
contributed not a little bit to his
Lines was not discussed in the ab gram.
emrnt is Ord?red.
sion.
club's 'victory with his stick work.
sence
of
any
definite
proposition.
IcCoiinlck ordered a setClass night will be observed by
Asserting that “ you as a church
When the Celery men came up in
all oil taken hy the are making great sacrifices,” in ex The United States Line operates tho graduating class on Wednes
six
vessels
including
the
Levia
their half of the fourteenth, the
kmpanies from Klk Hills tending the offer of the pastorate
day evening, the program to be score stood two and two just as it
|dit to them for storage the liberal preacher said in his let than from New York to European given at the High School auditor
hud hern since the eighth. With
aork done in Hawaii, and ter of acceptance, made public yes- ports, and ever since the line wns ium. On Friday evening the grad one out, Kinsey hit safely past
established,
reports
have
been
cur
uates, number 19, will be present
a master in chancery, terduy by Dr. Cornelius NVoelfkin,
third base nnd stole second. Al
l?>! later, to effect these the resigned pustor, "I do not see rent from time to time that offers ed with their diplomas. The exer verson then came to the bat and
might be made for their operation cises were to have been held in the
how I rightly can refuse the chal by American steamship men or for
paved the way for victory by singl
auditorium o f the new City Hull
.ten decision, cancelling lenge.”
their outright purchase. The value but it was announced today that ing to center advancing Kinsey to
fcl itserve leases involved
Though he will not assume his of the vessels is roughly pluccd at because the chairs have not arriv third. Curley, the big end of the
o Pearl Harbor conduties
officially for more than u $20,000,000.
ed for the building, program will batting order, wus next lmd with
iipart:
a hit past second, Kinsey crossed
year,
Dr.
Fosdick
will
preach
his
One commissioner was authority be given ut the High School,
pyment of $100,000
the plate and the fans began hur
first sermon in the Park Avenue for the statement Thursday that
L. Doheny to Albert church pulpit next Sundny.
The gruuduting class is compos rying away for their belated sup
the
bourd,
rather
than
sell
the
!er the circumstances
ed of 30 girls aad 19 hoys and of
Dr. Fosdick relinquished the pul United States Lines, might urge this number 33 have been students pers.
4 said payment was
For five innings, Alverson and
is case, was contra bona pit of the First Presbyterian church upon congress the building of two of the Sanford High School
Kstrad^i
were battling even, allow
first
cluss
passenger
vessels
to
be
of
this
city
last
Mar.
1,
after
an
against public policy.
throughout the four years, accord- j
« mazing o f nuch pny- order wns issued by tho Presbyte added to the service in the expecta ing to G. E. McKay, principal of ing nno hit ouch ami with no acotViC
In the sixth, however, Wclk hit a
itutes a fraud upon the rian general assembly compelling tion that it might thus be a more the school.
triple to left field, which might
businesslike
proposition.
the
New
York
congregation
to
re
tes of America nnd renThe clnss is composed of the have been mi out for a faster man
ble all contracts nnd quire his resignation. He hail been
following pupils:
than Abell. Lee doubled to center
Denies Making Offer.
s made between I’an- attracting widespread attention by
Girls:— Elizabeth Ballard, Tilly,* scoring Weik; Allen went out sec
his
modernist
preachings.
NEW
YORK,
May
29.—
Emmett
Petroleum nnd TransBenjamin, Beulah Brown, Nina
J. McCormack, of the shipping May Cook, Naomie Fellows, Marie ond to first and Lee scored on the
Was .Modernistic.
Ipany, or its subsidiary,
out; Pittman singled by the side
tan Company, and the
He set forth three conditions of firm of Moore and McCormack, de- Fseulo, Grace Gillon, Mildred Hotl- was retired on the next two men
ates of America subse- his acceptance of the Dark Avenue ''icdyesterduy he had made any of- ly, Anna Kanner, I.aura Lehman, up.
pnstorate, all of which were iui-1“ r ‘“ •the -hipping .«,aid foi the Jean Maxwell, Dorothy Mero, MorSanford evened tho score in the
I.. Doheny and proved by the congregation, the l,Rr Leviathan und tho five other cnco Mero, Georgia Mobley, Olive eighth when, with one out, Kinsey
Fall did conspire nnd trustees announced. The doctrine passenger liners operuted under Newman, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, singled to center; Alverson got an
Dorothy Ray, Louise Sarins, Velma
for the making of cer- of an “ inclusive membership in the the United States Lines.
He said he merely had talked Shipp, Irma Smith, Thelma Spurl- infield bit advancing Kinsey; Cur
11 suiil agreements of church was the primary condition.
ley singled to left scoring Kinsey;
Hit uinl advantage to the ISecondly, he required that a large over with officials in Washington ing, Carol Stone, Violet Swuggerty, Stanzak, who relieved A M I, singl
and tain m ade, in the vicinity o f Co the possibility of turning the ships Winnie Swnggert.y Willie Lee ed past second filling the bases.
liraii
Petroleum
lumbia university be provided, HD over to a private operating com Sweat. Elnin Tolar, Virginia Tur Alverez relieved Estrada here and
ompuny,"
ner, Margaret Wight, Sarah Eve
|Oelegatinn of Authority. third proposition wus Hint he be pany.
Walzak was out to third. Alvarez
aliowed
to
retain
bis
professorship
However, Mr. McCormack reit lyn Williams, Sarah Zachary.
P*i°n then declares the
(Continued on page G)
Boys:—John
Brumlcy,
Snm
Byrd,
contracts nulT'anif void in *h® Union Theological Seminary erated the willingness o f his firm
Lloyd
Caraway,
Albert
Connelly,
'ey “constitute unlawful nnd that his salary be not more to take over the ships and operate Theodore Dunn, J. W. Flynt Jr.,
them if a satisfactory financial ar
of authority to the sec than $5,000.
Henry Harrison, Foster 11ill, BernThe doctrine o f inclusive mem rangement could be made. Several atd Herschi. George Knight, Stew
I'he interior, contrnry to
17211179
firms
would
like
to
get
the
ships
bership
would
permit
admission
to
(and provisions of the act
art Long, ilurton Mabry, Herbert
under
that
condition,
it
is
under
chuicli membership without the
1920," adding;
stood.
J Messer, Lee Feck, Walter Price,
SARASOTA,
May
29.—Civic
Iwutivo order o f May 31, customary ritual of immersion.
The
vessels
have
l»een
run
at
a John Schirnrd, Wnrner Sroggun, bodies of this city are concentrat
“ If I had my way baptism would
George
Wilson,
Harry
Woodruff.
by Warren (5. Harding
loss by the government, the chief
ing their efforts to save a giant
IJf I nited States of be an individual affair,” Dr. Fos
(Continued on Pago Two.)
eucalyptus tree, said to be 100
dick
has
said.
“
Any
one
who
want
I11 insofar as it attempts
years old ,on the Fruitville road
pad
retiopary power ed to be immersed I would gladly
ut■out four miles from here. Thu
etary of the navy to the immerse. Any one who wanted to
county will soon widen the road
f the interior ineffoct-lb* sprinkled 1 would gladly sprin
WASHINGTON, May 29.—Re and in so doing will have to de
«-xi. - < tii,. executive kle. If any one was a (junker and
newed signs of reorganization ac stroy the tree if the road is run
1had conscientious scruples against
I*he pn lidenL"
tivity in the Democratic party fur- rtrajght us it now is. The board
an.iih.r section of the any ritual, I would gladly without
I nished food for speculation for pol of county commissioners will be
"f law. the defendant baptism welcome him on confession
iticians.
asked to have, the road make a
are entitled to he "paid of his faith. Why not."
President Coolidge was host on curve at this point in order to
PARIS, May 29.—The problem the Mayflower to newspaper cor save tlie tree.
fed credit for money actP|led in the construction G a r m n n v I i v i n i r I I n t o
Abe French debt to the U. S. respondents who cover the White
iti wuy to a satisfactory set House.
c facilities for crude oil
tlement, Adolph S. Ochs, publisher
Inside details of the projected
fcf Pearl Harbor.
o f The New York Times, told the Nickel Plate merger were laid be
Benby Passive,
American Club of Pari* Thursday. fore the Interstate Commerce Com
ruled “ that a full, true
PARIS, May 29.—The Repara Recent reports of disagreeable or mission hy O. P. Van Sweringen.
e account should be
TALLAHASSEE. May 29.— A
Army officers studied the effect
I hereby is ordered to lie tions Commission officially an impolite messages exchanged be
'he United States nounced today that Germany is tween Washington mid Paris were of a further substantial reduction memorial to congress introduced
f » nnd the defendant cor- faithfully fulfilling the repara unfounded, said Mr. Ochs, declaring in appropriations, suggested by the by Representatives May, of Gads
tions engagements
under
the
iL.r.ov1erir,ff the oil pumped Duwea Plan. This decision will be he spoke upon the highest autlmri- White House, for the militury es den und MucKenzic of Lake, re
questing the United States govern
P-lk 11,11, reserve.
tablishment.
ty.
.
“ I have been particularly cau
The suggestion that tho Wash ment to tuke steps towurd cutting
1
'be fact inaluded communicated to the council o f am
meet that Fall "did not bassadors tomorrow. This meeting tioned," Mr. Ochs remarked, “ that ington government might hereafter a cross-state ennui from mouth of
i ii e representations o f is expected to consider the Allies there are some things I may not exercise stricter scrutiny of Amer l neoochce river to Crystal river
|re>id'-nt Harding for th? note to Germany regarding the lat discuss, and as I do not wish to ican private loans abroad was re mum unanimously adopted by the
hnve the experience o f some of my vived in connection with the war house o f the Florida legislature to
f; inducing the making of ter’s disarmament under the V er-1
III* 1f . i . ...l . I
InLnn
...........
day.
IVt* °rder o f May 31, sailles Peace Treaty and it is un friends. I huve taken the precuu debt situation.
derstood the note will inform Ger tion to write down what I wanted
1,1 n held responsible for mamhy that inasmuch mi nil con to say. I want it understood that
c‘ of the'* Oil
I.-.I ditions o f that treaty have not k-ea I am not even nil unofficial ob
oil lease
lease n^d
ithfully executed, allied occupn- server. 1 am here on my own hook,
Ntract negotiations with faithfully
interests, wnile toriiut tion o f the Cologne Zone must con but I must not disregard the cau
if the Navy Edwin Den- tinue. Opinion here is that the tion that has gone out from Wash
'ared to have been “ pus- note will be sent to Germany some ington.
“ I am observing nnd taking
COAL GLEN, N. C., May 29.— |time the bodies were found. He
Mbuut a|| the negotiations time next week.
notes, but I think I may be per- Forty widuws today mourn the loss Iarrived from Pittsburgh at 10
P* lhl‘ ' "iitraet* nnd lenses
and I have the
j o'clock lust night, in uddition u
f-‘ !'|irehimj,,n and wi.hout
..
. on which to of their husbun’ls, who were en |ctew uf mine ex|ierts arrived lute
T'11
of the contents of
*nt,.”
make the statement—that those re- tombed in the mine disaster here i ioduy from both Birmingham, Ala.,
‘
ports are untrue nnd unfounded Wednesday and 75 children nre or and Pittsburgh to uid in tho work.
M that the proposed con■
----that
say there have been disagree- phans, it is stated hy mine officials.
The known dead now totals 27.
me w.„k in Hawaii wai
TALLAHASSEE, May - ,J—
able or impolite messages received
At 10:15 o'clock Thursday night
Realization had come to the lit"> order that congress
|hoolie should not know the wake o f a fight in the senate \with respect to the French debt to a rescue crew came to the mouth i tie mining town of Coal Glenn lust
of tho Florida legislature last jj,e United States. On the contrary, of tho shaft nnd reported that II I night that then* wns practically no
lf'0g done, and not for
night over its adoption of the sen- 1
messages that have been ex- additional bodies had been discov hope of rescuing any of tho miner;
reason,"
nte bill to provide for retaking i chanpred or the conversations that ered near tho 2,300 ft>ot level of entombed by Wednesday's explos
of tho census in Duval county,; jiave been held had nothing o f irri- tile mine.
ion and the populace had set about
auditors representing rampu^Jack- jujjon jn them.
An additional crew of ten miners the grim tusk of bringing to the
•onvtlle nnd the state today b e -1
-------------------------------from the Cumnock mine was sen*, surfnee o f the earth the almost
gan to check off returns as sum
down the shaft to speed up the unrecognizable
forms that had
milled bv enumerators for both
work of rescue. This wus the larg been fathers, husbands and broth
F' AIOI.IS, (nd. May 29.— Duval und Hillsborough counties.
est number o f bodies found to ers. drowning their sorrow in lubor,
I, l K^ateit
automobile
gether since the rescue work got while the women and children luok3,11 >•their tools today,
ed on without any display of their
BOSTON. May 29— Secretary under way Wednesday afternoon.
I •■••it they are ready to deHope Is Abandoned.
emotions. Quiet they were with the
of War. John W. Week*, who was
Ifa^'ry * *P**d reputation
Dorsey J. Parker, chief engineer courage and determination not to
2t 9,— Wheat, I operated on ye*terdav, passed a
CHICAGO. May
f
Invasion in the
comfortable night and hi.*, condit of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Mines mnk» the dreadful task any m orj
at Indianapolis Mo- May. 1.70Ai to 1.71; July.
ion this morning is satisfactory, was down the shaft in actual i terrible by openly displaying their
,na* tomorrow
which to LOG; Corn, July. L ,s to l.lo t j physician’s bulletin says.
charge of the relief work at the 1sorrow.
‘ M., central time. Oats, July 18N to 48*4.
Civic Bodies Want To
Save
Tree
Funding Of French
Debt Not Far Off,
Says Adolph Ochs
UCI many Liv ing IJj> is on
Dawes Plan,Says Note
Washington News
Federal Aid For Canal
Sought By Legislature
Forty Widows Mourn Deaths Of Their
Husbands Killed In Mine Explosion
Auditors Begin Check
Of 2 Counties’ Census
PacersA reReady
‘end Their Title
Secretary Weeks Is
Resting Comfortably
MARKETS
<
Memorial Services
To Be Held At Park
SaturdayAfternoon
Jacksonville Will
Hold Flection Soon
King Kc-electcd Head
01* State Lions Clubs
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WASHINGTON. May 29.— Inti-
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s*
________
With impressive ceremonies, the
Plans for tho entertainment o f site o f old Fort Mellon, now u part
more than 150 members o f the o f Mayfair, was formally marked
American Society of Engineers Thursday afternoon by the unveil
here next Tuesday were completed
ing o f n tablet by members of the
today when Edward Higgins, presi
Sallic Harrison Chapter, Daught
dent o f the Chamber o f Commerce,
ut the weekly luncheon meeting, ers o f American Revolution. I n d
appointed a committee to arrange icated of this site, one o f tho most
MIAMI, May 29.— Uncover
u motorcade to bring the visitors historic spots in Floridn, wox wit
nested
by
u
Inrgo
group
of
San
ing
of n Kiirantic dope rintf be
from Orlando, whore tho convention
ford citizens.
tween Colombin nnd the Unit
will 1h« held.
The exercises were in chnrgo of
A similar motorcade will come
ed States with headquarters
hero from Daytona to carry the Mrs. A. M. Do Forrest, ^regent of nt Key West became known
the
chapter,
and
were
opened
with
engineers to that city. The visit
ors will return here on Wednes the playing of "America" by the here Thursday through gov
with ernment narcotic agents, who
day ami the Sanford motorists will municipal hand followed
prayer hy Dr. E. I). Brownlee, pas
carry them buck to Orlando.
early in tho week entered Key
Fred T. Williams heads a com tor o f the Presbyterian church.
The tablet, which is a gift to West by airplane, arrested one
mittee appointed some time ago to
the
community by Mayor Forrest of the lenders of the alleged
prepare a barbecue for the engi
neers nnd the following commit Lake and Harry T. Bodwoll, was ring and seized thousands of dol
tee was named today to arrange presented to the chapter ill n brief lars’ worth of morphine.
Arrest and neizure o f the dop«
for the motorcade: J. G. Ball, II. address by Muyor Lake, who spoke
H. Lewis, J. H. Jackson and R. J. of the great privilege it was to was (he first success that has at
he instrumental in commemorating tended a federal campaign against
Holly.
Mr. Williams reported to the such ii hallowed spot of Florida the ring conducted for several
chamber that the County Commis history and to thereby honor the years. Agent* o f the ring kept
sioners are already nsking for plans memory nf the men, who advanced the leader* informed ns to the
and spcficiatiuns for the first the American frontier southward. movement* of federal agent* each
A historical sketch of Fort Mel time the town was visited by the
year's program o f road building
under the recent $1,759,000 bond is lon, prepared hy Mrs. J. N. Whittier inspector*. Recau*o of this, the
was rend by G. W. Spencer, Jr.
agents decided not to go by rail
sue voted by the people.
The tablet wns then unveiled by road train the Inst thne.
Mayor I.ake suggested that Hie
Charle* Perez, cigar fnctor of
secretary propuro n letter of thanks G. A. Speer nnd the exercises were
to the agricultural department for closed with the playing of the Star ficial, who was urrusted after ha is
the manner in which it is han Spangled Banner by the Munici nllcgcd to have taken marked
money for a big shipment o f smug
dling the recent charges against pal band.
Among the guests invited by Sul- gled morphine, when arraigned be
the celery growers in this section.
He said the department wns tell lie Harrison ( ’linpter to attend the fore the United State* commission
ing all enquirers tliut Sanford cel ceremonies were: Mrs. George Ev er at Key West, was released un
ery was all right and charges erest Sewell, vice president general der $599 bond. It was hinted here
made by Benjamin T. Way ns to from Floridn, Daughters American today that protest has been made
excessive uso o f poison were false. Revolution; Mrs. Theodore Striiwn, by wire to Washington, because of
W. M. Scott, o f the agricultural state regent; Mrs. Brook G. White, the small bond in a case which cost
committee reported that the grow Jr., first vice regent; Mrs. Arthm the government thousund* o f dol
ers in this section are making an B. (iilkes, honorary mL.abcr; Mrs. lars.
effort to have the department sta Robert W. Situs, honorary mem
tion an entomologist here regularly ber.
Havana Watches Import*
to light the celery pest. Mayor
HAVANA, May 29.— Existence
Following the unveiling of the
Lake informed the chamber that tablet members of Sallie Harrison of a combination immigrant, liquor
he bad been instrumental in getting Chapter wure hosts ut a reception nnd narcotic ring hits long been
nn appropriation through the sen at the Woman’s Club. In the re recognized by liavanu police and
ate for fighting the celery leaf ceiving line were Mrs. A. M. lie- urresta are being constantly madu
Lyer and that liu LiulfiVa^ the i'jr.. Format, Mrs. W- C. Melanin, of Or- III copnertiiei with the clandoatino
ate action would he ratified in tho lundo; .Mr*. B. K. Brown, of De exportation' toward the United
house, when tho measure is intro Land; Mrs. John Leonard!; Mrs. State* o f tho three.
duced hy Representative Lyle.
- Henry Wight, and G. W, Spencer,
Cuban customs officials nre
Mayor Lake Joe Chittenden, H. J r.
keeping a close watch on the im
J. Holly, W. M. Scott and W. K.
During the reception, music nt portation of the narcotics, tho
Walthall made an appeal for sup tlu* piano was furnished by Mrs. R. latest scheme o f smugglers discov
port of the American Legion en K. Tolar nnd Mrs. A. M. Phillips ered being shipment of several
dowment fund. The question of nnd Mrs. J, II. Colclougli sung large safes from Antwerp which
helping to send an all-Florida E lks! solos.
no arrival hero wore found to con
bond to tin* convention in Portland' Mrs. A, It. Key introduced the tain 690 kilos or opium. Rooting
was brought un by Joe Chittenden' guests to the receiving line and material hail been removed from
and it was left to the individual Mrs. Forrest i.ake and Mrs. G. I. between walls o f the safe* and tho
members.
l.oiicka, assisted by Misses Cutnil.i spate* filled with opium.
The north const of Cuba ha*
II. F. Higgins, o f the commer PuloHton, Snru Zachary, Margaret
cial engineering department o f the Peters and Vfrginln McDaniels sor- j many small harbors und inlets
where police have arrested numb
Southern Roll Telephone company, veil refreshments.
Atlanta, wus introduced by How
The club rooms were decorated er* o f pernona concerned in the
ard Ovcrlin, local manager of the for the occasion with white und red sale o f liquor, drug* or transport
ation of (migrant*. A short time
company.
Mr. H igginsis here to oleanders and the American flag.
make a commericial survey of San
The history o f Fort Mellon, giv ago a United States coast guard
ford nnd he told tile members that en in the paper prepared by Airs. boat patrolled tho const oust ami
he might liavo some interesting Whitnor, is replete with Interest, west o f Havana for about a week.
figures to show them when he fin showing the hardships which the
ishes his work.
early settlers endured in forming
WASHINGTON. May 29 —
H. S. Long, brought up the u .settlement here. The names of Smuggling of
European alien*
question of a committee to inves so mo of Hanford's most prominent from Cuba into tho United States
tigate cost of electricity.
The j citizen* of today lire linked with Assistant Secretary \V. W. Hus
chairman told him that the chain-! the linpiH'idtig* of those earlier band said today i* being diverted
her already had such a committer. days and for its historical signifi from the Florida peninsula to
cance anil local interests, the sketch ward* New Orleans and Charles
is published ns follows;
ton, S• C., due to the vigilance nf
“ The establishment o f Ft. Mel the border patru! on tho (.vnlnsula.
lon nnd the subsequent stirring Some 799 immigrant.*, who enter
scours o f army life occurring at ed the country illegally, have been
this site 99 years ago today KT arrested in the Florida district
day a point of historic interest I since July I.
was un incident of the Seminole
war. Tho United States Govern- [
Memorial Day will be observed merit through a treaty with Spain! Population Of Fort
here during the morning of sol had secured Florida in 1821. The I Myers Given as 7,786
diers’ graves by a committee from hostile disposition of Hie Indians {
the American I-cgimi Auxiliary since the earliest Colonial dayt held
FT. MYERS, May 29.—The pop
and memorial under the auspices settlement in check so that the pop ulation o f Fort Myers will bo o f
of tlu* American Legion nt Central ulation had never endured exceptj
ficially recognized a* 7,789 inPark beginning nt I o'clock.
near the border line nnd in tho vie-1 steud of 9,082 us first declurod by
Tho committee, which will dec in it v of St. Augustine.
the stuto official enumerator, it
"Tho remainder of the vast d o -1was announced here by Don Wilkie,'
orate soldiers graves is composed
of Mrs. II. It. Stevens, chairman; main wjih still in possession of the secretary o f the Chamber o f Com
Mrs. F. E. Kmnuillnt, Mrs. Mrs. R. aborigines, who the government at merce, who has boon endeavoring
Allinghuin und Col. George W. lust realized, would never be bold for some time to huve the addition
Knight.
in Floridu reservations, provided al names, secured the chamber, of
The Auxiliary also has arranged for them in 1821, not controlled by ficially plncud on the state records
for the sale of poppies during the iniliturr or civil methods under o f tho census bureau.
Census
Indian blanks will be recived shortly from
day for the benefit of disabled sol then existing conditions.
diers, the sale being an animal a croc i tics were on the increase and State ilirector o f the census, Dr.
event throughout the notion by tliei tlu* government, aware of tho fail- R. II. Harper. A bill will also be
Auxiliary ami other patriotic or ! lire o f the provisional government introduced in the legislature call
to rape with the situation, signed I ing for a recount in Furt Myers.
gunizations of women.
a treaty with the Indians in 1812!
Two committees huve been named providing for their rcmovnl to the! The acceptance or the additional
by the organization for the dins:-' • reek Pcsorvations across the Mis nuniea secured by the chamber doe»
tion of the sale o f (Hipnies, one for sissippi River in three peiicdr, not prevent to recount, Mr. Wilkia
said.
the morning hours nnd one for the I 1835, 1836 und 1837.
afternoon und evening. Thu com-1 "Details are unnecessary of tho
mittco for the morning is compos government’s honest efforts und
eil of Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. W. failures to reconcile elements pos
I). Gardiner, Mis* Elizabeth Knight' itively oppose,|, nor to condemn or
and Miss Rebecca Htevens.
condone the natural vengeance uf
The poppy sale committee for! the Indians in their resistance to
JACKSONVILLE. May 29. Tho
the afternoon is composed of Mrs. wurd yielding the land, which they city council has set June 16, the
J. C. Benson, Mrs. G. W. Knight, claimed was u gift from tho Great date o f the general election, as the
Mrs. F. E. Koumillnt. Officials Spirit to the red man and might Itime for the voters to decide wheth
urging ull those who purchase pop not be surrendered. After years Ier or not a one mill tax shall b
pies In wear tho flower us u me of putient temporizing und foiled j levied for playground develop
morial for those who guve up their in thu attempt of their peaceful re- und maintenance. The city re
lives in the world-struggle.
ntovul, orders were blued for the er reported that the petition
strengthening and extension o f mitted by thu Jacksonville
military activities through the pen ground uud Recreation Assoc
insula, which would necessitato u ! contained 1,391 names and ..
completely new outfit in the eua-1 council accepted the motion of ti
city attorney that the qu won
tern part o f the Territory.
“ In December 1839 (’amp Fan- ! placed on the official hai
ORLANDO. Muy 2u._Franklin ring, later Camp Monroe, was eaO. King, of Orlando, wus re-elect tubiished by Colonel Fanning on
NOTED ARCHITECT DIES
ed district governor, Paul Earnest, the banka o f this beautiful lak-r.
of Arcadia, waa chosen deputy g ov The post was occupied by two com-1 NEW YORK, May 29.— Dona
ernor aad West Palm B«*ch was panics of artillery and four com- j Barber, noted architect, died a*,
chosen as 192G convention city, by panics o f dragoons and some Creek j his home today after a brief ill*
the Florida Lions' Clubs Unlay.
(Continued un page 8)
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TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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aoti, and «uch o f suld p a r ti e s If
living. nnd If dead
all partlea
claiming Interest In tha land and
prrmleea Involved In thla ault un
der the an Id H. H. Torollnaon, Erasmu* It. Tomllnkon. Jaiae A. Ifcanhnnr. John F. Dunn. lloW ar* JL
Kirohall. Lemuel O. Rawaon. And
Annie B. Rawaon. and each o f them
deroased o r olherwlae. and a ll par
tlea Inlereated In the la n d ! und
premiere Involved In thla ault: ’ ,
It appearing hr the dwftfti bill
o f comululnt In ihla cauae that you
may he Intereitrd In thnf certain
lot, piece nr parrel o f land ailuate
In Hctnlnole County. Florida, and
described an follow*, to Wit:
The North 12 ncrea of Lot 2 of
Section 5. Township !J> South, Range
30 Kuat.
I t ie
37
ilterefo C a
u iu -.m l
tom
you
,
—
at Hanford,- Hcmlnole County. F lo r
ida; otherwlae Decree Pro Conf**;
en will be entered aaalnat you. aald
cauar being a ault to uuiat title to
tha fetipve described tract o f land In
(be complainant.
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Williams.
It la further ordered that thla
order he publlahed once a .week
fo r eight consecutive weaka In the
Hanford Herald, a newspaper pub
lished In Hartford. Seminole County,
Florida.
ItONK and O R D E R E D thla 2th day
of May. 1325.
V. B. DOIIOLA8 H.
Clirk o f the Circuit Oour\ Semin
ole County. Florida.
By A. 1L ,W E E K S , Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL/
ilson & Mounholder
and each of you. are requlrad to WSolicitors
f o r romptntnant,
appear to the lilll of complaint lit May 7. 14. 31. 2S; June 4. 11. 1».
thin enuae on Monday, the Oth day
M
claiming
l x TMH CIIMJCIT C j v n r o r SKM-
j s o t B - c o w i T i r . K to n iD A .
IN CHANCERY
rill
to
q u ie t
ln»«
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titll
T ru s te e , an d each ot t j e ^ ^ e c e a a e d .
o r otherw lae. and *l'jL«t
p a r tie s
In teres ted In the
a P'-*™All p a r tita c la im in g Interrat In the laes h e r e in a f te r deacrlbec.
It a p p e a r in g l>y the Sworn bill o f
lanila an d premlaeA l,2 v,' lvfj '
you
tlilx aull a s heirs. rfrvllteeli. Jfran com plain t In this
may
be Interested Ini t h o s e certain
t,**. and o t h r r c la im a n t! u«d«r
Iota, plc cea or parcel* fnf land altuCLARK
TINDALL,
^fharw 'lS * ate In Seminole Coilnty, Florida,
u
P. HAUAN.
C om pla inant.
(lA L lii.
deceased.
or
b%‘ '*“ •
‘U
« >•>JSSia,
otherwise.
Har«la4t
and described us fol^>w*. to-w lt:
PUhllihed In V . V f 1
et al..
The Southeast Qiiartar of
the County. Florida8*8^
D efendants,
Northeast Quarter ind the South
DONE A N D O R he .
o n l r r F o r P a hi Irat l on
Half of the North Hqjf o f »{«• South- day of May. » j - RDElt
TIIK STATE OK FLORIDA TO:
w #•mt Quurtrr o f
f *»6 .lorihHflst
' All partlea claim ing
the lamia and premis es tioreln aU er Qtm rt.r and the Baat Half o f the
nv ACMrkm°*
described under C L A R K TINDALL. Southeast Quarter o f »{*•■ South
Quarter o f th e^ Northeast
7. . T V M n » l t,» ,|»o»e«ed. o r other- west
n o r t e r o f ovitluJl" «*• - C . . . . f n l p 11^
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KnnK** 2!*. Kftftt.
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Sea eagle.
Vnluubio property.
English money.
To touch up a plate with
brush dipped in acid.
Lofty,
•
Fit. :
Wreath used in a design.
Portion o f the mouth.
Dorn.
To purtnkc o f food.
Old-fashioned mule facial or
nament.
Corded cloth.
Condition.
Home.
Affects again.
T o reform one's, self.
Decree.
Yen.
Tender spots.
A word o f refusal,
instrument flightier than the
sword.
Devoured.
Gardens.
To sink ns a lied spring.
Cylinder for holding wet
goods.
Game of cards.
Beer.
Apart.
What you nee with (sing).
VERTICAL
Epoch.
To reiternte.
What fish ure caught In.
T o tin.
Gleaned.
Har for slacking threads in a j
loom.
Golf starting mound.
To lubricate.
Poured.
High mountain.
One w h o restores confidence
Theme.
Weights o f containers.
Necklace.
Ladies.
A nnrehment role, bearing the
elaborate 1 1-inch signature o f Con
stantine VI, expelled patriarch of
the Green Orthodox church, hns
been received by the Near Hast
Relief Committee.
lie sends a
blessing to Americnns for assist
ance given n million refugees in
Greece. His signature, translated,
tends: “ Constantino* the Sixth.
Ecumenical Patriarch of tho Green
Orthodox Church.”
“ At Home
Ingredient o f varnish.
Small.
Decimal.
A good plaee to sleep.
Pertaining to tho mind.
Yellow house bird.
Jewels o f delicate colors.
Striped cnmel'a-hnir cloth,
llcforo.
A vote o f yes,
Too woo.
Feminine pronoun.
Word of command.
summer resort
There is no other section of all
is . enjoying
its season,
there
# t. •
•
r# - t
-*
these United States which' en
are hundreds o f other sum
' ’ •. 1• •$*
mer resorts all over
the
joys the same salubrious cli-
When one
n •a
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mate as Southern
tr a d e r
It appears to me
that the ShoreInntl Com party has
on Ideally loca
ted property for
development olid
I s e e no reason
why It should not
lie a wonderful
success.
same weather conditions.
the warm waters o f the sub
tropical Atlantic, the Greater
Miami District presents to the
E. J. SEWELL.
P r e s id e n t
pleasure seekers who would
Chamber o f Com
merce
go “ where summer spends the
winter” the most truly beau
tiful and altogether satisfac
a r.
[i
[u IP
i .*:a
AM
■v i
tory winter playground of the
entire world.
“ Pooh!” said Joseph Well, Chicago’s
“ Yellow Kid,” when he was locked
uii on a charge of having hel|H'tl to
dispose of $” 5,000 in stolen Liberty
nitti industrial bonds. Being locked
up, however, was not new to the
Kid. lie hns just been quizzed for
every known con game ever pulled.
Rut somehow he always goes free.
Well's bank accounts and safety de
posit boxes, rumored to bold more
thun $500,000, are being investi
gated.
i\ t i i i : i tin t it c o t n r n r sb m IMH.f. COI).VI'V, FMIIIIIIA.
Nothing can stop the growth' o f the Greater Miami D istrict------ as a re
IN CHANCERY,
Min. KlUali'-th William*.
sult it will continue to he impossible fo r some considerable time to come
C u m p l.U n u n i
Vb.
B. H. Tomlliih.nl. ct al.
Dofundutita.
ORDER OF IM'lli.lCATION
Tho Htuln of Florida to:
B. II. Toniltliami, E r a s m u s
II.
Tomlinson. Jesse A. Icunhniir. J o h n
F. Dunn. How ard II. K imball. L em
uel o. Itawsun. ami Annin B. R aw -
to keep up with the demands placed upon this Greater Miami District
to
care for the incoming thousands, a goodly portion o f whom each year re
main and make this their permanent home.
The same reason that made properties on or near Biscayne Bay the most
valuable in Miami, and created thereby fo r their
Parlur Observation, Dining Car, Train Between
• L o d e -county.
.
An act requiring the submission
' to n vote of the qualified electors
owning renl cstnio in the city of
Orlando, nay purchase or sale.of
real property not approved by the
ununmmt). vote of the council and
. juicy or of that city.
An uct amending the charter of
JpcAjn by permitting voters of the
city which authorized by a major
ity vutif qf (he qualified voters of
i tho city, to issue und negotiate its
bonds, for the purpose of construc
ting under-grade and over-grade
crossings of railroad tracks.
;
Authorizing county rpmmiisinnI'crs o f Marion to employ traffic
nfficttm und pay them out of the
line and forfeiture fund.
Authorizing Murion county com• misaiouvr* to acquire lauds fur tinpurpose and benefit of hurtieullu-'
ral agricultural and oilier fi|ir>
nnd exhibitions
An act authorizing the town of
Duiuicllun. Marion county, to put;
fit a “ White W ay” lighting system
nnd to hcnutlfy the parks an I
eltcoU by planting of palms nnd
other ornamental shrub*, assessing
abutting property for the cntt.
Prescribing rule* and regulation*
for use of the public road* of Or
ange county, pluciiig restriction*
on motor vehicles, trailers, etc.
Validating a $1,5(10.1/00 road Imruvunivnt bund election held in
von county Muy G.
An act pc<Rloing fur tho draw*
lag, summoning and impaneling of
Juries for the courts of thv coqn
ty judge* o f the several .... ni
having no county court, criminal
court or court nf record, and pre
scribing the manner of securing
ju fors to make up uny deficiency
thereof in the trial of uny cause
in such courts.
An -act to promote nnd protect
, the shell fish industry of the »lul.'
and making nn appropriation there
for.
Defining n solicitor in Taylor
county, und to regulate niul to re
quire such solicitors to pay a licause tux.
To prohibit thu snlo or trans
portation of citrus fruit that is im
mature or otherwise unfit for con
sumption, und to pruvide for en-
E
owners
the
highest
prices and greatest profits------ this very same reason is now at work at
Jacksonville and Tampa
MIAMI SHORES, which fronts on Biscay ne Bay for more than five miles.
(Through Pullman Car to Sarasota)
And Miami’s tremendous growth, assured by its incomparable climate,
Schedule, Effective May 17lh
means that Miami’s history o f property valuation increases will be repeat-
9.00 ant IjV. Jacksonville
i o . l’.'i
Florida.
With its shores bathed with'
country with practically the
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S
CROSSWORD I’ UZZLH
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Acts Validating Seminole’s Bond
Issues Signed By Governor Marlin
*
am A r. P a la tk a
11.47 am Ar. DuLnml .......
12.20 pm Ar. Sanford ....
ed at Miami Shores
1.02 pm Ar. Orlando
1.112 pm Ar. Kissimmee
2.16 pm Ar. Haines < ily
u2.!i2 put Ar. Auburmlalc ..............................Lv. al
Buying1today in Miami Shores means that you have placed your
invest
ment where Miami’s future growth will do the most for it.
2J50 pm Ar. Lakeland
Lv. 1
3.19 pip Ar. Plant City ......................... Lv. IS
4.00 pm Ar. Tnmpa ...................................... 1-v. E:
4.20 pm Lv. Tampa ............................ Ar. 11
(Ml.") pm Ar. I’nlmetto .......................... Lv.H
0.10pm Ar. Bradenton ........................ Lv. i
G.40 inn Ar. Sarasota............................ Lv.
He our guest on a free inspection (rip to Miami
Shores. Make your reservation today.
:
:
a—Stop* tu accommodate through passengcra
Observation Parlor, Dining Car Train Between
Jacksonville and St. Petersburg
(Via Lakeland)
New Route Effective May 17th
9.00 am Lv. Jacksonville ............................Ar.
7
2.fi0 pm Ar. Lakeland „ y.............................Lv.
1
2.10 pin Lv Lakeland
.............................Ar.
1
f 4.03 pm Ar. Dado C it y ................................. Lv. f l 2
4.20 pm Ar. Trilby
Lv. 11
G.35 pm Ar. Tarpon Springs .........
Lv. 10
6.00 pm Ar. Clearwator
Lv. lfl
0.45 pm Ar. St. Petersburg .................... Lv,
9
Ticket* .iml Information fmui
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad t»f the South
A merica ’s M editerranean
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PAGE TWO
in n great, measure to the influ
ence of automobiles.” ,
,
, ,
I I // r
philosophies nnd religions In the
same day, there is hope that they
will get into a habit of asking
URBANA,
111.,
May
26.—
If
you
f ■- * •
’
where this man or that institution
saw a person take n slanting dive by the widespread use of the nu is leading ami will avoid a few
• Connlled end Prepared e*-‘ o ff o f a wharf, would you divp to tomobile.”
dangerous collisions in the future.
tlnuivety for The Sanford Her- rescue nt the snmo place where he
"The driver thinks not of the
"It is surprising how static m ind-1
•Id by the Sanford Credit Aa- disappeared under the water?
place where the ca»- is nt the pres
aociation.
If you would you are "stntir- ent time, hut where it will be in n jed most people are They think of
minded" and should buy n car and few seconds later; he thinks for
cultivate motion-mtndedncsa” for, ward or he has a collision” , said
MAY 28
No Amount according to to Prof. H. F. Moore, Prof. Moure. "If the auto can lend
5 $iy,r.oo.oo research professor of engineering people to think o f men, events,
It. E. Conveyances
3
104.87 materials o f the University o f things as they arc, and not what
Tax Deeds
R. E. Mortgages
1 2,047.20 Illinois, “ motion-mindedness is a they are becoming. It is the sta
sign of progress which is cultivate I tic minded person who started the
Satisfaction of Mort
NEW YORK. Mav 20.— Fear
pithy but inaccurate slogan 'you
gage*
for the safety of Cnpt. Roald
8 ,000.00
can't change human nature,' and
Chattel Mortgages
Amundsen and Ida five compan
•could iIuj UIcm lo) 'you can't
Partial Release of
Snappy Suit For
ions has been somewhat nllnyed
move a spinning gyroscope’. The
35,000.00 I
Mortgage
by the relevation that he allot
difficulty in each case is to get
Deed of Bargain and
Beach
ted two weeks fro completion
2,500.00 I
someone in the notion to do some
Sale
o f their flying expedition to the
j changing, rather than the impos
Side Walk Lien Cer
North Pole and return. Today
511.50 |
sibility of change.
tificates
State and County Li
"If in the future years the m u-j marks the beginning of second
week since the two airplanes
7.00 |
censes
jority o f people arc progressive i
200.00 I
left Spitsbergen.
Building, permits *
and motion'minded, it will he duo
Plumbing Permit*
3.50
Electrical permits
t (
i -—
auBBBeanBBtiBBBasxBBSBBBBBaBnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
Warranty Deed* Filed.
John L. Miller to J. W. Corley
and W. L. Henley for property be
ginning 20 chains west and 40
chain* south of NE corner o f sec
tion 4, township 20, south range,
30 east run east 10 chains, south
45 degrees, east 4 chains, south
7.17 chains, west 22.83 ehnins,
north 10 chains, east 10 ehnins to
beginning. Amount of stamps
$18.50.
Etta Packard to Major Austell
for lots 145, 130, 137, 138 of Mid
way. Amount of stumps $1.
C!. S. I,*o to Oviedo Masonic
Lodge Number 78 for lot 14 of
Milton Square near Oviedo, No
atnm(bC
Trustee > of Ross Lodge Number
78 to C, R. Ashe for part o f sec
tion 10, township 21, south range
31 vast. No stamps.
C. 8. Lee to (jeorge Holland for
lots 0 and 12 of Milton Square near
OVifldo. No slumps.
___________
Condensed News “Motion Mindedness” Is Cultivated
Driving An Auto, Declares Professor
Public Record
YOU BE THE JUDGE
;-i
C0 NSU)ER:
~ A ' & P. Quality
A> & P. Low
Fear For Explorer’s
Safety Is Allayed
For Saturday
40c
18c
Crackers .....................................
30c
Salm on.................................................
30c
30c
Pineapple ............................................ 18c
23c
Corn Beef
................................
20c
Uronkfnst Huron (In Bulk)
Application For letters Patent
Hank <if Maitland with cnnitul
stock o f $15,000. Highest indebt
edness limited and defined by
chanter o f laws o f Florida. F. O.
Spain, president; S. II. Hill, firs',
vice president; Forrest H. Syons,
second vice president; W. K. Join
er, cashier; directors same.
Per Pound
1-LI». Kig Newton’s
2 Cans Pink
TUnwaL
Western Pork Chops
Per Pound .............
Florida Pork Chops
Per Pound ...........
Florida Pork Stew
Per Pound ...........
Western Beef Stew
Two Pounds for 25c....
Florida Beef Stew
Per Pound ..........................
Box Sausage
Per Pound ..........................
Sliced Bacon
Per Pound ..1......................
(Best Quality)
30c
25c
:20c
121c
35c
40c
Lee Bros.
MARKET
r.
-■ ‘ A & P" STORES FOR GENUINE
TOMATOES., '“
(V» *}’
y-
f"
‘ Del Monte"
Grated No. 1
PINEAPPLE
BUY FLOUR NOW!
IONA BRAND
K E L L O G 'S
FLOUR
12 lb. bag;
In the Basket
Phone 663— We Deliver
66c
BRAN
24 lb. bag
$1-27
38-oz.
APPLE BUTTER JARS ...
A . &. P . GENUINI
E lg in Creamery
N. Y. STATE
Full Cream
m
SEL-RITE
PRUNES
MILK
1
f\
• ***.*«. A l/ll|k One
FOR SATURDAY
Per
Pound
I’ er
Pound
Dakar, lb:
COFFEE “S I
better
ICEDTEAM
at'iith
BUTTER
Red Circle, lb; 8 o'l
47c
53c
\]
ALL BLENDS
2 oz. pkg. 1-1 lb. pkg. (J
TH E A N E C T A R
12c 23c 45d
SPRAY r i V FI II Kill Those 12-oz.
-----T L I - r L l J Early Flics Dot.
SiuiHW oet
2-lh. Carton
l/j cans Lunch
Toigm* ............................................................
Borden's
M c C u lle r G r o c e r y C o .
l-’ord Meets O’Connor.
DETROIT, May 20.—T. V. O’Con
nor, chairman of the 0. S. Ship
ping Hoard conferred Thursday
with Henry Ford regarding tho
propu ul that the automobile man
ufacturer purchase many of the
chips held by the board.
Service ,
110 SANFORD AVE.
1-Lb cans Roast or
Here' n snappy bulbing suit of Jj
black lace over tan sal in with a B
flippant rul fly skirt of clmngea- [J
1hie blue and f
~ A . P Matchlesj
SELLS IT FOR LESS
2 Cans Sugar
Corn ................................................................
2 Cans Early .hint*
Peas ................................................................
*A-|I> cans .sliced
SEVERAL FIRMS
ARE AFTER U. S.
STEAMER
LINE
JI 4* J
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'.(Continued from Page 1.) *
mason being unelastic management
The government cannot make denis
wjtli railroads for freight nnd can
not give granitic*, two important
factors in ship operation.
Another factor in private opera
tion is that a concern operating
freight ships can take on passen
ger liner* with a greatly reduced
overhead.
Mr. McCormack nlso pointed out
that the Leviathan could carry
liquor under private operation.
Btlll’ nhothcr disadvantage the
government operates under i* that
it dare nut select any one railroad
to operate a boat train to meet
Its ship* abroad, as private opera
tors can,
.............................
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Tall Cans
AT THE BASKET
The Store Where Real Values Live
!■
P IC N IC TIME Walnut:
Shelled
n-oz
can
On I host* norm . la/y days, (he woods, ihc Helds, the river hccknn us lo come and
enjoy Nature’s \\iintlcrn.
tlel oni iii the open— uo on an old-fashioned picnic*— and to make sure your ont-
Tampa Motor Club To
Post 1200 Komi Signs
t Y«i*» ' • _____
TAM I'A, May 2'.*. Posting of !,2(H) . road signs between this city
and cities of Hie north will he
started in about two weeks by tin
Tampa Motor Club, it bus been an- !
nounced by Secretary Cleveland.
The Tatnpa Board of trade will (innttce (he project. There will be i
two main routes posted. One will
lead to Washington, D.
The
iitlr'r will lend to Indianapolis, In
diu.in, via Nashville.
The sign*
will read! “ To Florida’s Year
Round City.—Tutu pa."
Hu ed on the
number
of
iiU» will lie a success, (’ el your food supplies at your I'iut’ ly Wittily store.
On Hie well stocked serve-self shelves, you’ll find all of the old picnic favorites
and many new delicious prepared foods.
And the prices!
Look at. these—
Western Meats Exclusively.
Ill) Sanford Ave.
M a d e E x t r a R ic
PORK CHOPS
t h a t ’s w h y it g iv e s you
m o r e v im a n d en erg y
toll
werdit that could be sent during the
half hour required to transmit a
•‘iitiird from London to New York
by radio the cost of sending the
Pitotogruph Is about $40.
POT ROAST OF BEEF
Celwy Shipments
Celery shipments for May 28.
...
Dot Yard .
i.> tv i oil,
Total
ROSED A LI
i
I
1
Used
Cars...
Reconditioned and serviced by |
competent mechanics.
We Have Same
REAL BARGAINS
Fj, & M. MOTOR Co.
Opposite Valdez Hotel
SPARE RIBS
] 18£
SIRLOIN STEAK
33;
] lO£
20:
BRISKET STEW
CHUCK STEAK
W IL D S KNIGHT
From the very center of each big
flaky slice, clear out to the delicious
golden brown crust of Merita, it w
literally laden with richness. Hus
easily digested nutrition gives your
body more healthful vim and en
ergy. That is why you should buy
Merita bread. Make it a habit to
say “ Merita”—and then you will
good, energy-building bread that is
pure and healthful. Two sizes, Hk
and 15c.
FRESH D A IR Y
FROM YOUR
G R O C E R
e x t r a
r i c h
b r e a
MADE BY THE
A M E R IC A N BAKERIES to-
OVERLAND
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N. H. GARNER, Developer
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�HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 29.J925.
PAGE POUR*
^ H i e Sanford Herald
.Where Florida Will Profit Again
THE OASIS IS IN SIGHT
As Brisbane Sees It
fitlh M
r r e r r afreraeen f i f t f l
a t ia a f n r d , F la r ld a
K n tr rc d aa Second Ctaaa M a tte r.
O ctober 17. ISIS, at the r o s t o f f l c s
a t Saaford, F lorida u nder A c t of
Florida newspapers published in the state’a title-water
He Worked, So He Known.
cities have displayed a curious luck of enterprise in failing
Do You Bet? Then Read.
to mnkc capital out o f that news from Boston relative to
Had Example, I’erhapa
the successful harnessing o f ocean tides for the making o f UBIg Business*' Not Too Big.
electricity.
Br ARTHUR BRISBANE
According to reports from East Saugus, published in dis
(Copyright 192S)
t i t M a g n o lia
patches from Boston, John A. Knowlton has had to streng
then all the machinery used in his hydraulic motor plant IlfeNRY PHIPPS will spend three
s i r n s n i i P T i n . i i h t f .s
Ona Y e s r ~ t 7.PS Six Manilla
because of the tremendous pull made upon it by the current nnd, n half of his many millions
tle llrere.l In Oily l>y Carrier,
on n working girls' hotel. From
generated from the ebb and flow of the tide.
week. I l f - Weekly Edition
liar yasr. *
_______
Already, so successful has been the experiment, tentative $10 to $14 n week will pay for a
good room nnd seven substantial
piuns are in readiness for the creation o f a fifty-thousaml- meals.
no»icaa.rard« o f thanks, resolutloni
and nolle** o f tnt*rtalnm«nt* wn#r# horse-power plant, using Boston harbor and Quincy Bay far
r'lnmea nr* Made will b« charged
a great storage basin, with the hays adjacent to Revere and
MR. PHIPPS knows, -what his
f%r At regular adverllelnr rate*.
children can never know the mean
Winthrop.
and
Lynn
harbor,
forming
n
spillway
basin.
A
MF.nnr.it t u b a s s o c u t k ij rn r.ss
ing of hard work and poverty.
The Associated Press Is exclu s big dnm would be built, and locks established through which
After working eleven hours a
ively entitled to the use fo r re- ocean-going ships could pass. And from the power generated,
publication o f all newt rilftpatfh**
day in a little Ohio store, he walk
crrdltrft to It or not othtrwla* rr#d- railroads, street-cars and many industries in thnt section o f ed four miles and bnck to earn $1
1t*d In thin nnn*r nnd nl*o the In*
cal ntw» publlant»d herein. All right* New England would he operated, in addition to providing n week extra, keeping books for
o f repuhlleatlon o f rpeclal dlapatcli- heating and lighting electricity at minimum cost to the a blacksmith and wheelwright. La
en herein are ««l*o re«er-ed.
ter he and the blacksmith entered
cities and towns.
business in n smnll way, with An
FRIDAY. MAY 29. 1925
John A. Knowling, by whose genius the hydraulic motor drew Carnegie ns partner.
It
machinery has been devised, was a friend o f the lute Charles paid.
THE UEKALD'H PLATFORM
I*. Stelnmetz, the electrical wizard. For more than twenty
FEDERAL INCOME tax offic
1.— Deeper water route to Jackson- years he has been studying hydraulic engineering, and has
ials investigating "hand bookmu
vllle.
long hnd a working model of a machine utilizing the lifting kers" discover a bookmaker who
1.— Construction of St. Johna-In*
power of tidal waters.
deposits betwen $16,000,000 and
dlan River canal.
But like many another man with a vision, Knowlton $10,000,0000 a year in Cincinnati
1.— Extension of white way.
4.— Extension of local amusemrata. could not convince men with money to risk their precious banks.
— Swlnning pool, tennla courts, cash on his idea. About five years ago, however, after much
A bookmaker can deposit only
what the little betting fools lose.
etc.
fi.— Augmenting of building pro work and worry, he did succeed in starting his plant at East Let them think it over.
gram—houses, hotels, apartment Saugus, Massachusetts, through the aid o f the "Universal
houses.
Tide Power Company,” which he hnd organized. The per
DAYTON. TENNESSEE, where
6.
— Extension of street paving pro
formance of this experimental plant is said to he nothing Professor Scopes is formally indic
gram.
ted for teaching Darwin’s doc
7. — Construction of boulavard short of marvelous. And now, it is safe to bet, there will trine o f evolution, objects, properly
he
plenty
of
money,
not
only
for
the
development
o
f
a
great
around Lake Monroe.
to being called "Monkeyville.
8.—-Completion of city beautifies- power plant on the Massachusett coast, hut in every other
Judge Ralston, charging the
tlon program.
section o f the United States where strong tides are avnilnhle i grand jury thnt indicted Professor
Scopes, says the professor set u
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY for generating electrical power.
Thus Florida with its many miles o f sea-coast can look bad cxninple before the young in
GOD W ILL PROVIDE:—Take
breaking the law. That’s true, but
You
no thought snying, What shall we forward to another great source of wealth. The tides can everything is comparative.
eat? or, What shnll we drink? or. furnish power for its railroads, its interurbnn street cars, can say the same of gentlemen
Wherewithal shnll we be clothed? its industries. The tides can light its cities, heat its homes, thnt threw the tea overboard in
But seek ye first the kingdom of cook its meals, run the machinery on its farms. And do all Boston Hurhor, or men that in
God, and His righteousness: nnd all
sisted on teaching that the earth
these things shnll bo added unto o f this at almost infinitesimal cost.
is round and goes around the sun.
The Herald wonders that Florida’s Practical dreamers It was once against the law to
you. Matthew vi: III, 33.
are not making more ado about this new gift of Genius to tench thnt doctrine nnd you could
THE EASY ROAD
be burned alive for teaching it.
mankind.
"Low many srek the gladness,
Thnt love and friendship lend
Forgetting to he friendly,
While asking for a friend.
How mnny seek position
And highest tnsks to do,
And strive to rule the tnnny
While faithless to the few.
How many fix their vision
On mountain* lost In light,
Yet scorn the weary climbing
That lead* them to the height.
And chooxing fnlse condition*,
How mnny then compluin,
Bccnu*o life’* law* are changeless
And truth and Justice reign.
Because, as to Mohammed,
Life tenches to each one,
Thnt all may seek the mountain
The mountain comes to none."
— Author Unknown
Sonic nre born great, some nchievc greatness while other* become
bootlegger*.
----------o--------The most satisfied person in the
world is the fellow who is satis
fied with himself.
The modern girl’s belief: "never
leave o ff tomorrow what you can
leave o ff today,— linvtona Journal.
Prosperity hnx inflated some
people’s bends so much they re
semble the well-known balloon
The trouble iihout beini
is that you save up all
hard-earned money for
else to spend.
If Heaven is a place where ev
eryone works, some of these loaf
ers are going to liuve a hard time
getting there.
The alloted time for spring fe
ver has coino and gone but some
of those who suffered with it are
now having a relapse.
It all depends upon where you
live us to who you think is the
greatest man in the country. In
New York there would probably lie
a hot rare between Bulat Itutli and
At Smith for that honor.
After visiting in this country
for several weeks, Michael Aricn
declares Americans are much slow
er titan Englishmen.
The state
ment of the author of the "Green
Hat" would lie amusing if it wasn’t
pathetic.
A Fort Myers man unsolicited
gave five hundred dollars to llui
Legion campaign to raise money
for the five million dollar endow
ment fund. There may not be any
one in Sanford who will give that
much but there ought to lie more
of those unsolicited donations.
That Sanford has u real, honest(n-goodness ball club was demon
strated in Thursday's game when
tile locals, playing n jam-up game
throughout the fourteen innings,
defeated the Smokers by a three
to two score. Seven hit* was ul!
that Alverson allowed, which is as
good pitching performance as any
one cares to sec.
It i.s a aimple matter to hire men for almost any kind of
work. But the riRht kind of men nre scarce and in Rrent
demand. The man who is a willing worker, who is interested
in his work, and who is desirous of becoming successful,
finds little difficulty in quickly securing a position where he
can rapidly forge to the front.
Newspapers are running in their help wanted columns,
day after (lay, advertisements inserted by mnny employers,
who are looking for capable men. Business establishments
nre continually on the lookout for dependable men who have
the characteristics which will make them valuable.
* Lack of ability, lack of initiative, lack of responsibility,
Inck of ambition, and lack of good common sense, are all to
evident in n great majority of employees nnd yet these same
employees arc wondering just why it i.s someone else steps
into the position of responsibility and of increased remunera
tion while they remain simply us-office-meitr -------- --------------There are opportunities in the business world today such
as there never have been before and the man who can fill
the requirement o f the employer and who really wants to
make good, had little difficulty in quickly rising to the top
most positi in in his particular line of business activities.
Regardless o f whether you tire looking for a job or have
a job already, it might pay you to read what Motor West
has to say under the heuding o f Man Wanted:
Wanted— A man for hard work nnd rapid promo
tion. who can find things to be done without the help
of a manager and three assistants.
A man who gets to work on time in the morning
nnd does not imperial the lives of others in ait at
tempt to be first out of the office at night.
A man who is neat in appearance, and does not
sulk for an hour’s overtime in emergencies.
A man who listens carefully when he is spoken to,
asks only enough questions to insure accurate carry
ing out of instructions.
A man who moves quickly and makes as little noise
as possible about it.
A man who looks you straight in the eye and tells
the truth every time.
A man who does not pity himself for having to
dig in and hustle.
A mail who is cheerful, courteous to everyone and
determined to make good.
If interested, apply, any hour, any where, any place,
to any one.
Quirk, Courteous,
Remembi
SERVICE WITH .
n e Strive to make a Fri
Ench Patron, by
O n ly the Very Best in
motive Accessories
Dunlop Tires an
Proven their Su
Sanford Service,
Put your act
You will beet
Booster Too.
S t i t t ICE WITH A SMIL!
I hI & Elm. Phone Il7.fi
Attorney-at-I.«
Will practice in all the cwfl
Examination of Abstracts of L
Titles given especial attoth
Offices in Seminole County t
Building
RUT DIGGING
W A YC ROSS JO UKN A L -11F. It A 1.1)
numbers of men fail who put in
a hard day’s work every day in
the year.
It must be recognized by men
that they can achieve a lnrge suc
cess only by giving heed, if pos
sible. to everything that concerns
thcii business.
We walked into n man’s store in
n city of less than two thouxnnd
r\ople. Merchants are not always
supposed to be wide awake
in
small towns. We nsked this one:
"H ow’s Business? ’’
His answer was neither "Good"
or “ Had". Instead he began tel
ling us about portable saw mills
with which many of his custom
ers were making.
He comment
ed on the
amount of
rain
received. He talked about the umount of fertilizer purchased. He
gave the comparative acreage in
cotton as compared with last year.
He commended the efforts of the
Chamber of Commerce
in his
town. He spoke of the progress
made in diversification o f crops.
At first this may seem a dodg
ing o f the question, for not once
did lie compare actual receipts in
the store with those of last year.
Instead he began talking about
the sllcres* or failure of the things
that determined how much trade
would come to his store.
We walked out of the store con
vinced that this merchant was not
working away at the bottom of a
rut.
Ilis viewpoint included far
more than what happened inside
Itis store, lie
was
interested,
deeply interested in all the things
that he thought would influence
his trade volume.
This is an illustration o f what
it means to keep out of a rut. to
get your eyes elsewhere than upl on the bottom o f the ditch.
CONSIDER THE rubber com
bination in Britain.
They have
there a perfect trust, making uUr
so-called "giant trusts" seem like
toddling babies.
Knglnnd controls the rubber bus
iness, nnd financiers suy that
•«rwi.usin7»!rr
tilt tp TftfdV*-,
ed so as to squeeze out of the Un
ited States almost enough money
to pay what England owes the Un
ited States.
BY RESTRICTING production,
putting tip prices, the British rub
ber owners will get from the Unit
ed States in ID25 four hundred mil
lion dollars, against one hundred
and eighty-five million dollars in
1924. Thus by good mamigd1inent", our British cousins this
year will make us pay $216,000,000
extra for rubber.
WE HAVE no right to COMPI.AIN of that. It’s our business
to DO something for ourselves.
Henry Ford has started rubber
production experiments in Florida.
That may help to solve the prob
lem. Meanwhile nobody will grudge
the British their profit. They know
how to get hold of ruhlier at the
source, just as they know how to
control the long fiiire . cotton in
Egypt. An able business man or
nation in entitled to his nr its re
ward. Our business is to THINK
and WORK, not grumble.
A ZOOLOGICAL garden for in
sects only, and occupying fortyone acres, will furnish a national
object lesson.
It will show the good done by
NOTHING HAS SUCH power to broaden the mind as the
ability to investigate systematically ami truly all that comes some insects, the harm done hy
others.
under thy observation in life.— Marcus Aurelius.
Without insects, for instance,
there would he no blackberries.
IT IS FOOLISH to pluck out one
Without bumble bees, as the Aus
tralians discovered, with uniazegrief could lie assuaged by baldness.
ment, you cannot have clover for
your sheep. It would be easy to de
stroy all the insects in an orchard,
hut if you did that you would rum
the fruit crop. With insects, as
with other annuals, the dangerous
MY FAVORITE STORIES
kinds nre in minority. But the dan
BY IRVIN S. CURB
gerous ones are very dangerous.
THE INSECT zoological garden
is much more important to human
beings now thun the old fashioned
kind. Man’s dangerous cnemie,
ure no longer the wolves, lion.,
catamounts und snakes.
Where
wolves at their worst might kill
500 people in a year, one little
demon of a microscopic life, the
colon bacillus, carrying with it
Asiatic cholera, will destroy mil
lions o f lives.
The cave man
hunted nnd run way from tlimammoth. Modern science hunts
the ultra microscopic microbe, and
the mystery hack of cancer.
digestion. He pluyed no favorites wny to join
in the food line— he could eat any- he remarked
thing thnt was edible ami In in -1 "Wnl, sine
credible quantities. But if be liked 1 be no more c
one thing u little better than any- I’d better be
thing else that thing was the can* time.”
ned oyster o f commerce—the kind
Two of tl
that used to be packed in u eircu- purse driftci
They don't ina.ie 'em dumber
lar cun with a bull's head 011 the to watch hi*
Than Susie McTigg—»
label and which was customarily ish in the dt
She thinks thut a falsehood
anointed with pepper sauce before stood in silei
Is some kind of u wig.
being consumed.
said:
RUSSIA IS worrii'ii about an al
— Akron Times-Press
In the hope o f testing his storage
" ’Tnin't lie
leged financial boycott, supposed to
facilities u group of his neighbors j it— I rcckii
be engineered by English, French
formed a pool, euch contributing Coombs is
A little bit dumber
nnd
German banks to ruin Bolshe
half a dollar. The entire amount Icove oyster
Is Floru McSteliar—
vik trade.
was invested in rove oysters uiui
"He shor
She’s heard of the bob
The Russian revolution started,
And she thinks it’ u feller.
tlit’ii the champion was invited to other,
determined to “ make money rldic"I wonder
— Houston Post-Dispatch. come to the generul store on un
ulous." It succeeded admirably as
appointed afternoon and show wi at tors could t
regurds Russian money, which went
he could do. He came und before said the fir
But the dumbest of ull is
to nothing.
un awestricken uudience he showed,I "Mor'n y
Miss Earahbell Deeze,
Disdaining to use tools he swul-! for—I know
When a racehorse i* "scratched"
But real money, for which men
lowed down the provided blvulves, I second,
She think* he has flea*.
work, struggle, fight, cheat, lie,
“ 1 wonder
—Phil Armstrong juice and ull from the container.
steul anti go to w-nr, hasn't lost
Almost before the storekeeper eove oysler
it* powet. Tito Russians ure real
could open a flesh can he hud said the fir
but the dumbest damsel of all
izing it.
einntied the can opened a miliute
"I don't k tow," said the second
I* Miss Sarah Marquette,
One thing I* certain. If the Rus
before. In half an hour the supply I "how many cove oyster* ia the: sian THEORIES are, wrong, the
Who thinks Turkish atrocities
011 the shelves o f the *toie hud in the Worli
Are excellent cigarette*.
Itusslau government will full.
WORKING DAY
AND NIGHT
who work with hand and brain need a rnt-k-.t
„ your credit at this bank works for >ou diy rH
TtJmut interruption, and it is absolutely salt isa
command. Why noi open an account with u
t Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Aeeounti
5jeminole(l[oiinli
S a n f o r d , F la
i ^ > STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
We have several attractive buys in property »n
•Monroe, Crystal Lake, Yankee Lake ami other lakes
in and close tu Sanford,
ACREAGE FOR SUB-DIVISION
Realtors,
\ BELIEVER IN ADVERTISING
ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD
Advertising lias become a lend
ing factor in decreasing the cost
o f public utility service to the
consumer, and tuts shortened by
half the time that would have been
required without it to reach the
present state of public service de
velopment. declares William II.
Hodge, president of the Public
Utilities Advertising Association.
"N o advertising of necessities
is defensible thnt docs not produce
a public benefit." ho says. "Public
utilities advertising has played a
lending role in public utility de
velopment. It hus brought the ad
vantages of these services to mil
lion*.
, "Find n poorly developed utili
ty situntion, usually with
service rates, ami you will fi
non-advertising utility imper
' meeting public requirem
Look for the town or tern
with good service, fully av
population ami industries, reti
able rates, harmonious public
lotions, and you will invurj
find utilities that believe in
prnctico advertising on a lib
intelligent basis.
"lh e re is no more pussibilit
making a success out o f the
ity business in this age minu.vertising that there i9 in tryir
get along without good engin
capable accountants and audi
sties men nnd trained worker.
3-Family 12 Room House, i
porches. 2 baths. Garage,
ive neighborhood. Incomemonth.
Price $(>,500—Terms
Seminole Bu smess Exchange
Post Office
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Contemporary Comments
The overhead with which indus
try is must concerned is a fair bus
iness sky.— Norfolk Virginia-Pilot.
In-Bible times the devil got into
hogs, und that may explain why
■nmo cars need all the road.— Peru
(Ui*L) Tribuuc.
Sanford Paint and Wall I’aPer
112 First St.
Phone
303
�OBD HEBALIX FBI!)
Man, says ■ critic, is nn tncorrig
iblc poet. ) Judging by snnio <jf the
product, incorrigible ia the pnvitely descriptive word.— Portland Or
egonian.
telephone
Social
Calendar
Friday
TV T. Lnngley will entcr! the members of the Entre
-Bridge Club and the Every
3 Bridge Cluh at her homo on
TAvenue at 3 o clock.
K d Mrs. D. L. Thrasher
entertain with a danco at
“f Lake Mary I-odge honoring
‘ .Olive Newman, who leaves
;'y m June to spend the summer
EncUndTV. R of L. E. and G. I. A. will
I , -Daisy Banquet” at 8
■k<k at the Woman’s Club,
un Alexander Vaughn will en* in the Idlers Bridge Club nt
t home on Park Avenue, with
Dtfceon at one o’clock.
Ur* Harry Ward will entertain
V 0k l.ovcrs Club at her home
*<«unth Street nt 3 o ’clock.
Saturday.
Hi;* Mary Elizabeth Puleston
j give a bridge-luncheon nt her
K in Hose Court honoring Miss
ie JJewnrnn.
Kn E. A. Douglass will entcra the N. DeV. Howard Chapter
(V, United Daughters o f the
dtderacy at her home nt 3:30
Monday
flu regular monthly business
«:i-g of the Woman’s Missionj Society o f the Methodist
snh will l»e held in the church
5.30 o'clock.
ft( annual commencement week
go Recital honoring the gradla of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson
I be given in the High School
itcrium a t 8 o’clock.
Woman’s Club To Hold M rT D e n s if
Business Meeting A t AndMrs.Leo
Clubhouse Wednesday Entertain A
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop
The annual meeting of »b« w c .
mans Club will be held on Wednesdry, June 3, nt 3 o’clock. This
is to be preceded by a get-to-gether
luncheon to be served nt 1 o’clock
by a committee of the younger
club women yvigi
Mrs. J. I).
Woodruff as their efficient Chair
man. The personnel of the com
mittee will be announced later,
but Mrs. Woodruff will take care
of all reservation that are tele
phone to her before 12 o'clock Mon
day.
The officers and chairmen o f
standing and departmental com
mittees will assemble nt this lun
cheon for u final discussion o f
plnns before they nrc turned over
to the program committee, nnd
it is hoped that many will show
their interest in the plnns for next
year with suggestions nnd with
constructive criticisms.
The price for plntes will be 50
cents to cover the expense neces
sary and it is expected thnt plenty
of electric fans will lie installed
to insure comfort.
Tiie Evening Uridge U '- d was
charmingly .enternined Thursday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. George
1). ISishop nt their home on Mngnolia Avenue.
Quantities o f roses, snapdragons
end lupine were artistically com
bined with fern for decorating.
The high scores were made by
Mrs. C. K. Henry nnd E. F. Housholder. eacli being awarded late
Surprise Party Given
Honor Kenneth Hait
The freshman class of the San
ford High School gave a “ Sur
prise-Farewell Pnrtjj”
for
the
sponsor of the class, Kenneth II.
Halt. Thursday evening at the
High School auditorium.
Many
games were enjoyed after which
Eugenia David, in behalf o f the
cinss .peresnted the sponsor with
a small gift.
Later in the evening refresh
ments, consisting of lemonade,
cakes and fudge were served by
Eugenia David. Martha Wallace,
and Ruby Martin. The following
teachers were present: Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. McKay. R. F. Cooper
and Miss Lillian Schwartz.
Miss Carolyn Spencer goes to
Orlando Friday to he the guest o f
Miss Beatrice Heith. Miss Silenc
er will be honored by a number o f
parties while there.
Geneva
Personals
u Anna Duilose and
Miss
l' huBu-f leave Friday
for
fryill*-. ,\la. They will go la>Tu ib.nn. Ala., where they
cler thf University o f Alai for a uninier course.
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Real Estate/—Insurance
All kinds o f property listed for sale
Park Avenue and Second Street
Elton J. M oughton
ARCFHTECT
First National Bank Bldg,
Sanford,
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Florida
The I-ake Mary Casino opened
Wednesday evening with the first
of its summer dances.
The Lake Mary Boys' Clubhouse
has recently been wired gratis by
Melton Electric Co., o f Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ferguson ac
companied by their daughter, Lois,
left for Jacksonville Monday night.
Douglcsa Robertson, national o r
ganizer of th? Motlern Woodmen of
America, is in Luke Mary organiz
OXFORD, Eng., May 28.— Not- ing 11 lodge.
withstanding Ihe rage among Ox
Ftlcnds o f John Swanson will he
ford students for “ elephant leg” glad to know he returned home
trousers, which are considerably from the hospital Wednesday. Mrs.
more loose nnd roomy than the John Swanson is at Fernnld-Luugii
ton hospital suffering with a throat
bloomer effect worn by the United
infection, hut is expected home this
States navy sailors, the hoys here week.
nre liuying fewer clothes than for
merly.
Three long established
A pleasant surprise was tender
tailors firms, one o f which had ed to Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Evans
been in business here nearly a half on
Monday evening by their
a century, have gone out o f busi friends in Lake Mary, one hundred
ness lately because, it was claim and fifty-four being present. The
ed, they could not make a living. occasion was the fifth anniversary
The hoys haven’t got the money o f their marriage, and they were
they had in other days to spelt I presented with a large inlaid cedar
for clothes, aver the tailors. The chest. Mrs. W. J. Ferguson oblig
students wear knickerbockers a ed with pleasing banjo solos, and
great deal, one or two suits for the Berger Wester, Lake Mary’s hoy
season, and cannot afford to have violinist, rendered several selec
a different suit for every occasion tions. t". A. Farina furnished mu
as a great many of them did be sic for dancing.
Refreshments
fore the war.
were served.
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Archibald II. Russell rt al.
Hill to quirt Tlllr.
2711
W. H. LONG
MEAT MARKET
•110 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla,
SPECIAL SATU RDAY!
PEANUT BUTTER
20c Pur Found
To
Archibald II. Ku»»rll:
The
t'limplalniim having stated In hi*
Htrurn hill thnt you are resident of
another sl alel hun the State of Flor
ida and that your residence nnd inlilria* I* Alihevlllr, In the Slate of
tSeoritl't; that there I* no person In
the Stale of Florida, service upon
whom of subpoena will bind you.
the defendant, and (hot It I* III* b r
io f that you are above the ago of
twenty-one year* and that he ileMte* Order of Publication directed
to you In thl* cause—You are therefore hereby rcoulreil lit appear tt the bill of co m
plaint herein filed mialnst you. nr
•he t’ourt Mouse In S.infer I. Florida,
on the 1st day of June. t'.'2.*i. same
being a rule day of Hit* t’ourt. or
decree pro ronfesno Will be enter
ed aanlust you ami the cause pro
ceed exparte.
It I* further ordered that thl*
notice he published once n week
for four consecutive week* prior
to the said date In The I’anford
iler.tld. a tiewspan w puiillshed In
Seminole County. Florida.
Witness in\ hand and tlte official
seal of the Circuit Court, this the
mill day of April I'lZV
(Seal)
V. C. MOlTiH.AES.
Clerk Circuit Court Semi
nole County. Florida.
Ilv: A. M. We5UKH. !>. C.
Jones A .lone* for Complainant.
Orlando. Florida.
May I. 9. IS.
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NEGLECT TO
INVESTIGATE THE VALU ES IN
ONE H ALF MILE
Queen of the May
Easy terms at a low price
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REALTO R
Rooms .r>01-!i02. Phone 95
First National Rank Building.
Hales Force:— Miss Rulia Williams, Miss Helen linage.
Mid-Summer Styles
Ok
From “ Irene Castle’
Corticelli fashion. Exceptionally charming*,
are these Castle dresses. Some are fancy
dresses trimmed with fine laces. Some are
plain heavy flat crepe and tailored models.
All priced at—
New Styles in Cotton Dresses
Plain fine quality white and colored voiles
Lace trimmed Norm andy Voiles in small dots
Plain and fancy colored linen.
P S T r o V U E .
'Canned
Fruits
L ) e
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lie u
o n e of t h e
Iftb N E C A S T L E
IC O R T I C E L L I TASMIONS
A complete line o f Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
WE DELIVER !»ROMI»TLY
Roberts Grocery Co.
>
LOTS A R E NOW PRICED AS LOW,'AS
With twenty-five acres Rood celery land
OTTAWA. May 28.—Aviators in
the Royal Canadian Air Force act
a new record for *nfe flying Inxt
year by making up 3,340 hours o f
actual flying time without a faU.I
accident in carrying air mail, patrolling forests and fisheres nml
performing other government ser
vice, said a report from the departincut of the interior,
More than 3.000 acres o f forest
in AllM'rtn were covered tyvico a
day by air patrols during the season o f fire hazaril and in Manitob;>, 40,000,000 acres were under observution. Tlic forces photograph'll 10.000 square miles <>f terrain
j for the topographical survey.
One o f our great educational
crossword puzzl«»s called the other
Hay for a word in three letters
meaning whore you sit.«j»i Sunduv,
tusl tliu neighbor Wdmen o f the older set think it’s pew, while thoi^
o f tho middle-aged and younger
sets feel sure it must be car.—Cohnnbus (»bio
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IN CIRCUIT c o u r t
HKVKNTII
j r n t r i A i . cin ctiiT
s b m i n o i .h
c o u n t y . f i .m i 1 1>.\. in c i i a n c F.IIY.
In the nnm* of the State of Flo r
ida:
Me O. Cdrrawny
SOUTHLAND P A IN T
f b « I’ plnt That Eaves Ton
Money.
Manufactured by
■berfon-I.lm U ler P aint Oe.
Rold by
LOSSINO PAINT COMPANY
113 Maanolla Ave.
1’ k n n r
niTCHINQ
Healed bid* will tie received by the
Ituard o f Countv r,«>mmlr*tr>nrra of
8-m ln nle County, Florida, on or be
fore tv
June let. 1925 for the
follotvlnic:.
( I ) FnrclennltiK out nnd widening
ditch to lie u*ed u* outlet for drainnge of Oeneva Street.
<t) For
grading of OrapevllU
Avenue Including the laying of the
necessary pipe culvert*.
( 3 ) For hnrdeurfuclng (tenr I.ukItoad with rluy. 10 feet In width nnd
A Inchon thick llooae tnen*urenirnt) I
from the County line Nuria 1 mile.
I'lnn* nnd ntn-clfleatlon* ran tin1
necurcd on application to the County
Clerk.
The Hoard re*erve* the right to
hid*.
re led any or. nil
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A certified check for $100.00 to
accompany each proposal.
V. K. I>ot 151.ASA
Clerk of the Circuit Court
M a y'tS. 22. 2.’. nnd 29.
fied out in the table decorations
Canadian Air Pilots
Set New* Record For
Safe Flights In Year
f ’ .CWK ■»
' M jSy'' If
Party Thursday Night
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbe were
shopping in Sanford Saturday.
Mrs. George Miller o f Orlando
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. George Giege.
Mr. and Airs. Claude Rnwlinson spent Sunday with Mr. nnd
Mr*. Tim Tictcmnn.
.Mrs. G. C. Michelson is spend
ing this week in Osteen with her
"Vn J- </•« M i r b ,
........
• Miss Coir.* Hi# *|itmPiB;il b f ' die
high school hero left Saturday for
her home in Arknnsns.
Mrs. Harry Gieger and sons left
Tuesday for a three months vis
it in Pennsylvania with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Griggs and
daughter Irene of Tampa spent
Sunday* with Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Prevatt.
Mis- Mary Stones uf Lavcr^e, in
spending a few days with her
mother Mrs. Stone and M rs. R. E.
Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Speer o f
Sanford spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Carol Culpepper
and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Todd and son
of Orlando spent Sunday wi#h
Mrs. Todd's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sheppard.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy and
Mrs. V. T. Peters anu daughters
spent the week-end at Daytona
Reach with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Young who has
been teaching the primary room
the past year left Saturday for
her home in Sarasota.
After the business meeting Mrs.
Wakefield invited the members to
tiie dining rooms where an inf ormal two-course “ Blue Monday”
luncheon wu- served. Mrs. Claude
Raulinson was a guest.
The Community Club met nt the
home of Mrs. I*. T. Wakefield Montiny afternoon with a good attendmice.
Mrs. Wakefield president,
presided. Mrs.LuRoy was nppointtMl l" conduct the children hour
twice a month at the cluh house
Saturday morning, during
the
summer months.
Mrs. Leon LeKoy gave a commeiicement party for the Geneva
graduates in Ihe Community Cluh
House Friday evening. The school
colors, green and gold were carand refreshments were served after the young people had played
gressive Rook. Mr. Ossie Flynt
nnd Mis Lulu Ix> Fils yvon first
prizes.
J
GiveDelightfuiJBridge
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Yesterday’s
Results
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
St. Petersburg 3 ; Lakeland 9.
Tampa 2; Sanford 3, ( l i innings)
L a KELAND TARES Attractive Boxing How They Stand
GAME 9T0S FROM Program Arranged
The boxing program at the Ar
mory next Tuesday night is ex
Sutler, High School Boy, Is pected to be equally as good if not
i Given Good Support By better than the show put on by
‘‘Seamen’' Mitchell on the opening
? Teammates
and
Wins; night Inst week, according to an
R Saints Make Eight Errors announcement today.
'1 lie hard fighting and nggresLAKELAND,
May
29— The ivo Bobby Cox, who, some o f the
Highlanders gave Butler, former ..ms believe outfought Young Wal
lace last week will meet Happy
Lakeland high school football star, Henry, who is being imported by
good support and won their open ] “ Seaman" Mitchell to give Cox a
ing gnm»* \Vlth the Saints here yes |real figh t. Henry has a good recterday, by a 9 to 3 count. Frequent !ord ir Cuba and has fought some
of the best battlers in the north
errors by the Saints gnve a vaca ern states. Ilo has held a Lord
tion appearance to their perform Lonsdale belt in Great Britniriance behind Kelly, who only gnve The fan are advised not to miss
up eight hits, where Butldr gava this as Loth boys are of the battl
ing kind an I : :.* bout is expected
six. Six booted halls snd wild to furnish .any a thrill.
throws permitted ny many men to 1 The remi-finn! will bring back
reach first base safely
for the Garner .Jones, the stocky bantam,
who won so easily laat week, lie
Highlanders.
is not expected to have a set-up
The Box Score.
ST. PETE
AIL It. II. PO. A. E. next time for Matehmaker Mitch
Allen, ss............. 3 0
0 2 3 3 ell has provided a good boy to
Shannon, i f ........ 3 2
2 0 0 0 meet him, he declared today.
Mitchell also announces that lie
Edwards, r f....... 3 1
0 4 0 <l
Messner, 2b____ 3 0
2 0 4 1 has gone to extra expense to stage
Brown, cf. . . . . . . 3 0
1 4 1 0 a super-six round bout between
Barnes, lb ......... 3 0
0 8 0 0 Young Frank, o f Tampa, and
Doyle, 3b............ 4 0
0 2 0 2 Young Arthur,
Bossc, c. .. ;. .. ..3 0
1 3 1 2
Today’s Gaines
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 13; Cincinnati 3.
New York 8; Boston 0.
St. Louis 1; Pittsburgh 7.
TEAM IN DOUBLE Only t]
»»*!
144
121 Hurlors
Won Lost F’ct.
New Y o r k .................. 25 11
.fill I
B rooklyn.................... 21 15
.583
Pittsburgh................ 18 15
.521]
Philadelphia ..............17 18
.48*1
C incinnati............... 17 18
.485
Boston .. .. ............. 10 19
.457
Chicago „ ................ 15 23
.395
St. L o u is ................. 13 22
.371
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet,
Philadelphia...............25 10
.711
Washington ........... 23 14
.ti22
C h ica g o ................... 21 1(1
.558
Cleveland ................. 19 111 .511
St. Louis ................. 19 22
.4571
New Y o r k .......... .... 15 21
.417
Detroit ..................... 15 25
.375
Boston ...................... 12 25
.321
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Won Lost Pet
A tlan ta.......................25 19
.5(18
N ashville....................23 18
.501
New Orleans .......... 22 19
.537
Birmingham ............ 22 21
.512
M em phis.................. 23 22
.51!
Chattanooga............ 22 22
.500
M o b ile ..................... 20 21
.453
Little R o c k ............. 10 28
.304
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
M a con .........................22 II
.087
C harlotte................. 19 13
.594
Greenville...................20 It
.588
Spartanburg....... . .. 10 jo
.501]
Augusta .................. 16 19
.111
Asheville.....................14 lit
.424
Knoxviile
............. 13 20 .394
Columbia ................ 13 20
.391
fr,.‘ Senators Arc
Punished Severely In Both
Games;
Yankees
Break
Even With Boston Sox
PHILADELPHIA, May 2 9 -,Conniu Mack’s Athletics took both ends
o f today’s double header with
Washington and thereby increased
their lead on first place to threefull games, The first game was
won by an II to 3 count, the sec
ond, 9 to 4. Thu Senator liurlcr;-.
were punished severely in both
games and proved wholly unable
to halt the attack of the league
leaders.
Score by innings:
Washington ..200 100 000— 3-10-0
Philadelphia 420 100 Olx— 11-12-1
Butteries: Zachary, Russell, Kel
ly and Huol; Whlberg and Coch
rane.
. SECOND GAME
Score by innings:
Washington . 010 000 030-4-11 -2
Philadelphia 021 130 20x—9-13-1
Batteries: Johnson, Gregg, Og
den and Ruel and Tate; B. Harris
and Cochrane.
g schednied
AMERICAN LEAGUE
n 3 2; New York 1-7.
it 7; Chicago 5 (10 innings)
ington 3-4; Philadelphia 11-0
land 3; St. Louis 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville 5; Mobile -I.
Little Rock 4; Atlanta 8.
Chutta mogn 0; New Orleans 0.
Memphis I; Birmingham 0.
Chicago Cubs Make Dozen
Runs O ff Three Cincinnati
Pitchers in Inning Winning
Game By Score 13 To 3
BOSTON, May 29,— New York
won the final game of the scries
from Boston yesterday, 8 to (I, SnyderV. home run over the left field
fence- in the eighth coming as the
winning score.
Scor ■ by innings:
New York .. 300 300 011-8-12-3
Boston
. 30D 010 200—6 13-3
Batteries: Neltf, V. Barnes and
Snyder; Genewicb, Ryan, Benton,
J. Burnt- and O'Neill.
NEW YORK, May 29.— After
losing the first game to Boston
yesterday, 3 to I, the Yankee- won
T o tn ls........... 28 3 0 21 13 f
FLORIDA STATE LEA GUI
the afterpiece, 7 to 2. and took the
x Batted for Kelly in 9th.
Tampa nt Sanford.
series from the Red Sox, 3 game-!
LAKELAND
AB. R.H. I'O. A. E St. Petersburg at Lakeland.
to 2. I’ rothro, Boston third base
Dumas, 3b........... 3 0 2 2 1 I
man, injured his right leg sliding
< l"BS DEFEAT BEDS
Buckley, ss........ 5 2 1 3
2 il
AMERICAN LEAGUE
to second bnso in the firs tgnme
CINt INN ATI, May 29.—Chicago
Surface, rf.......... 5 0 (I 1 0 (] Cleveland at St. Louis.
and retired front the lineup.
batted three Cincinnati pitchers out
Brazier, c f.......... 4 0 0 3 0 11 Detroit nt Chicago.
Score by innings:
of tin- box in the seventh inning
Welch, If. .. „ .. 4 0 0 1 0 1 New York nt Philadelphia.
Boston
300 (100 000—3-8-1 yesterday and won the first game
McQue, 2b______ 4 3
1 3 5 0 Boston nt Washington.
New York
. 000 001 000— 1-8 0 o f th.* scries, 13 to 3.
Doyle, lb. .......... 3 2 2 12 I (J
Cross-State W aterway Batteries: Quinn and Picinkh; Score by innings:
Francis, c...........2
1 0 1 1 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
anil Seining.
Chicago
000 000 (12)10-13-15,2
Butler, p.........
4 1 2 l 1 0 St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Kill Passed in House Show key SECOND
GAME
Cincinnati
000 100
101— 3- 8-4
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Score by innings;
Ratli nes: Cooper and Hartnett;
T o ta ls...........3-1 0 8 27,14 2 Philadelphia nt New York.
. 10 100 0 0 0 -2 - 8-2 Lut|
iliemiller, Benton, Brady
TALLAHASSEE, May 28.—Tim Boston
Brooklyn nt Boston.
Scorrf’ by innings:
New
York
100 300 30x— 7-KM and Druggy.
P.nmto
of
Representative
i
today
St. Petersburg .. .. 000 001 020— 3
Batteries: Francis, I.ucey and
adopted a memorial risking con
Lakeland .. ......... 122 040 OOx—3
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
PIRATE* !IF \T CARDINALS
gress to make a survey of th- p r , I llevine nml IMrinich; Jones and
Summary: Two base hit, Buck- Vtlunlu at Lillie Etick.
PITTSBURGH, May 29.— Hard
posed inland waterway nevos* low |O’ Neill.
ley. Three bast- bit. Shannon. Stol Birmingham nt Memphis.
hitting at opportune times gave
er end of the state up tho Cnlooen base, Ducklry, .Surface, McQue, Mobile nt Nashville.
Pitt' burgh a victory over St. Louis
Hnhatchee river through
Lake DETROIT DEFEATS CHICAGO
Doyle 2, Butler, Allen, Edtvnrd.-t. New Orleau* at Chattanooga.
Okeechobee and tho St. Lucie ntnnl
CHICAGO, May 23.— Red Fuller yesterday, 7 to -I.
,Sncrifife;‘ Dumas, Brazier, Doyla,
Score by innings:
Congressmen having raised tlmir The memorial was introduced by weakened in tho ninth when Mana
Francis, Brown, Barnes, Edwards,
030 000 0 0 1 -1 - 8-1
Messner. Left on buse, St. Peters salaries, about the only thing wc Doty, of Ib-ndry, Kurtz, of Glade-, ger Cnbb of Hetroit Injected bis St. Louis
410 002 OOx—7-11-2
burg 9; Lakeland 7. Buse on Italia cun do about il is to elect better McCrnekin o f Palm Bench and Hen- pinch bitter into tiie game and Pitt i urgh
I! Hi ties: Haines, Day and 0 ’overtook Chicago after the locals
o ff Kelly 2; Butler 7. Struck out ones.— Columbus Itispnteli.
had scored four runs on Knmm’s Fart'-li; Meadows and Smith.
by Kelly 1. Passed ball, Besse.
home run with the bases filled in |
Umpires, Pieh and Ware, Time
the ninth. Chicago tied the count I
in their half of tin* ninth, hut Ly- |
on.!, who relieved Faber, was un
Sa^tary Houses.. Fail
steady in tile tcijLh and Mai Jyd the i
visitors to victory wiffr r wibM
To Attract Dwellers
throw In s ■cond. Bunched hits fol !
:
lowed this and Detroit won, 7 to 5.
In “ Scotland’s Slums
Score by innings:
(Continued from page 1)
Detroit
109 000 013 2 -7 -1 7 -1 i
EDINBURGH, May 28.—Slum
Chicago
00(1 Dim (111 0 - 5 - 8 0 wall:ed Hailey forcing in Alverson.
dwellers in Edinburgh and other
Batteries: Whitehiil. Dayie an i Frisbie fouled out.
Quick nuts were made on hoth
crowded Scottish cities have allow
Biissler anil Woodall; Falter, Lyons
sides through the ninth to the four
and Sctmkc.
ed II) more ways than one that they
teenth, when the winning score was
preferred bad environment, ami nil
put over.
K \RR LOSES GAME
its (dtgnilunt evils, to new house*,
The Box Scnr?.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.—The St.
fitted with every modern convcni
AB. R. II. PO. A. E.
I.tiuio iitowio. disposed of HenjnB1FANrOUD
ence; U was asserted recently by 1
<’ n Karr, a pitcher tvhn had w on '
Dr. vvillinm Robertson, medical
live traight game.t, defeating the j
health officer for the city, in ad
Cleveland Indians ye terdny I to 3.
dressing u meeting of the munici
Set.re by inning;,;
pal council.
Cleveland
nut 019(110— 3 9-2
Mr, 'Robertson declared that to
i t. Louis
922 1)90 OOx- I- l-il
day, Wile It"'new house > were being
Butteries: Karr and M yall; Bush
provided, he had found it very dif
and Dixon,
ficu lt’ ft)-“Convince slum dweller.i
that the slums were not a place for
decent- existence. Once people lxDiet oi Athletes In
conio accustomed to the tenement
and crowded districts, it was a hard
rTi ainin.fr Discussed
task' indeed for the authorltiea in
get them to feel at home in new
BERLIN, May 28. The age-old
und more sanitary quarters. The
question as to whether a meal or
wny to Milve the problems, he be Duzzy Vance, famous Brook I /n pitcher, was prevented with $1000 in vegetable diet is more beneficial
lieved, was to provide decent gold and a medal etnhh'inatio of the most valOubio player in tho Nn- for athletes came up lor solution at
houses in the mil ski its of the cities IItutal League for the 1921 mutton during the Golden Jubilee eelebra- the recent sport exhibition. The
for Ml, and in this way prevent tion at Ebbets Held the other day. Photo shows Fred Li'.b, president answer is still missing. In an ex
famines from ever acquiring tin* 4of the Baseball Writers’ As-ociation, making the presentation o f the Imitative
investigation
active
bag o f gold to Vance.
alum dwelling habit.
sportsmen insisted they could not
get alnrig oil all exclusively vege
table diet and that their system
BY TA YLO R lequired
MOM’N POI
huirly large quantities of
Totals
19 2 7 II 1C 2
meat.
Score by innings:
LT'5 A SHAME L MAVC Tb S dLHCC
V " sa y
G unk CAN 1
Eggs appeared to I o the most
i iipa .. 000 002 000 000 00—2
I Th in k i A
( IV
O d nw
w A
A. CCiGPl
OBf
fOO 'Tit)5 VJAN MR.GUHN 6'JT L
B onrro
g o o p lF*
e g
al1
l1o n s
popular article of food with a urnin ford
999 000 020 000 91—11
CAM SFARt *■
KMCvu VOU'O BE MORE THAN j— 1
OT GASOLINE^ l WABGOiNo
Ljorilv o f athletics in training.
Summary:
Two base hit, Lee,
N00 t50M£ *tbTAV£: THE FOLK*
A
vJiLUNG To HELP MC C JT J
1
JOLT HAD
ORoJE VJhEN L Di&j OVECED
MV T a n k
Princeton’s Pest Athlete
■ MV TANK WA^i EMPTY ^
Honor Famous Twirler
Three base hits, Walks, Jissuer,
Frjsbie, Murphy. Stolen bnne^Lro
EstrmH Snead, Kinsey. la;ft on
base, Sanford 4; Tampa 7. Hits
e f f Estrada 5 in 7 inniqgs; off Al
varez 8 in 7 2-3 innings. Case on
balls-off Alveraon 8; Estrada 2;
Alvarez 2. Struck out by Atverson 10; Estrada 3; by Alvarez 2.
First base on errors, Tampa 1. Hit
by pitcher, Snead by Alverson.
n u i -i t i6
t m T o r t iib
i\ r i'f. f-----------------mn tarn
.n o n m
u itm i
o r f i . o iu d a . 1 % a m » r o ll
s m iiM in : < o u n t y . i .\ i i i a m I! ' v ' NcivmaiT. U . ( m i l l nml ti
W. .s’ lifin-rr Jr.. Complainant*
Anr. 21. May 1. 7. II. 21
June ). 11 ISv».
Itlctiaril It. Marks, cl til., Defendants)
CITATlOtV.
.
; TUB
ClllfJMT _ r o i ItT
OF
To niehanl III. .Marks. If living,
oiaiixn i.K r o u sT Y , k m u m iia ,
nml wifr. .Mary A.d»U«- Murks. If llv-
IA rU A XC KU Y.
.
, , ......
Ambler, If living.
.•a.I tilislmlid. t'anlt-l Cl. Aitllilcr, If
living; Annin K. Itnwson. If living,
and nmliun.l. I.vmuel U. Uawson. If
living, and If cither, any or nil of
said north
he dead, to all parties
claiming Interest*
under HtcHnnI
II. Marks, deceased, and wife. lRiry
Addle Marks, deceased: Clarissa i‘.
Ambler, deceased. and
hushand.
Danh l O. Ambler, deeoaned: Aanls
j;. tiipvson. deceased, anil liusbitnrt,
Lemuel O. Knws'in. deceased: and
Jesse A. Icenliour. deceased, or lUlicrwlse. In and to the following de
s c rib e,! land" sltiiale. lying and l*e
lug In tile County of Seminole ATill
State of Florida, more particularly
described ns follows, l o -w l t:
ilovernment Lots
T\\o (2) rtild Augusta A. Slrrine. deceased, or
Three (.1). less the Nortli Tw iF • otherwise. Interested lu the lands
Acres of Lot (2 ). In Section Kivu ntb! premises Involved in this suit;
(,-,). Township Twenty (20). Routt) j nml all other persons claiming any
of ttnngc Thirty (30) Bast. eoataUt- right, title ur Interest tn the lands
lug 130 acres more or less,
prem ises Involved in th is uult,
and to any and nil other persons I and
whose names are unknown, claim whose names are unknow n.
ing any right, title or interest In
and to the lands hereinabove de
Von, and each of you nr* hereby
scribed. or any part or parcel there repulsed to appear to the hill of
of.
[
complaint In the. above
entitled
It Is hereby ordered that you tir*l cause, on Monday, July fith. 19J5,
illicit of you be and appear before at the courthouse
lu the city of
our said Circuit Court at tho Coirn Hanford, Seminole County, Florida.
House at Sanford. Florida, on t a Said rausii heltiK a still to quiet ti
int day of June. A. I* 1975, and
In the complainant \V. (.*. Davis,
tIon and the!.* uuiue answer to |ii« tle
bill of complaint exhibited against In and to that certain piece or par
cel of land situate
lit Hentlnolo
you In this cause.
It Is further ordered that Mils ('minty. Florida, described a:t fo l
lows:
"The
Southwest
Quarter of
order be published In the Hanfotd
Herald, a newspaper published In tits Southeast Quarter <>r Section 8.
Sanford. Seminole County. Florida Township SO South, Kali go 51 Last;
nnee each week for eight consecu and In the complainant Frederick
Wutsma. in ami to that certain piece
tive Weeks,
WlTNLK.-t mv hand amt the seal or parcel of land described as f >!of the Cl re ut Court of tile Seventh lows: The Southwest Quarter of the
Judicial Circuit
of the
State of Southeast Quarter of the Southeast
Florida. In and for Seminole Conn Quarter of Section 8, Township -0
ie, on ih In the 3rd day of April, South. IlunKe 51 Kant, containing
ten acres, more or less: nml In th A. D. 1325.
complainant Case Martin. In an I to
(Seal)
V. M. DOUGLASS.
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of that certain piece or parcel of land
The Houtitthe Seventh Judicial Circuit of described a* follows:
Florida, In and for
Seminole east Djiartet'
of
the
Southeast
Count;.
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
Bv: A. M. WEEKS. D. C.
of Section 8. Township 20 South.
G \V. Sl’ KNCKIt. J It..
Itanvte .tl Bttst. less a strip 25 feet
Solicitor and of counsel for the wide off tile South able for tail*'
i *ompin ink nts.
road; and In the complulnunl Mike
Apr. 3. 10. 17. 21. May J. S. 16. 22. 23 Satis, in and to that certain ple.-e
or puree! of land described a-t fol
m it ii t: o r K itr.ii.i/.v rio.x
• lows: The North half of the Southiiin iin
, east Quarter of the Southeast Quar
Notice Is hereby (riven that tin- ter of Section 8, Township 20 South.
IP,aril -»f County t'ommtslonerie In It a tike si Hast, containing twenty
anil for Hi-mlnoie County. Florida, acres, more or less.
will meet in tin- Court House at
It Is further ordered that this
u „ ,Tfi>ril Florida <>o Monday June order
be published once a week for
1st. 1925 at lu o’clock a.in. an' un
w ■Aka. 111 T ho
F(|iiall:ntlon IP>ar<! C*v the purpose Sanford coonecutlve
Herald, n newspaper pub
of hearing com plaints and rciislvlished
In
Seminole
County,
Florida.
Ing testimony as to tile value of
Done end ordered, this tho 7lll
nop property, real, personal or mlv•,l nu fixed In tin- County (I'.ix day of May, 1925.
A» ,-iessor for assessment fur
the (Seal)
V. K. DOT GLASS.
t ixes for till- year 19‘25.
e'e r!; Clreult Court of Semi
V K D oth 11.ASS.
nole County. Fhiridn.
Clerk Hoard o f C ounty Com tVKVMAX I* W i l l TK,
m issioners.
S, 'icllt - for Compl.ilu-iu's,
May 21-25-29
*
Mav ». 15. 22. 29.
June r.f 12. 19. Hi. July 1.
-w h en
folks ‘
drop in
unex
pectedly
SMOKERS B 0 W
rm SANFORD, i N
lilN N IN G 'G 'lM E
Mr. L. P. Hilton
df Jacksonville lias purckased
The Barber Shop of
Mr. W. A. McMullen
ll.'i .Magnolia Ave., next to Sanford Herald
SHOP! IAS BEKN UEPAINTKI), AND COMPLETELY
UVEHUAULED THROUGHOUT
0—First Class Karbcrs
Ladies and Children’s Work Given Special Attention
Your Continued Pnlrnnatfc-and Friendship is Solicited
Fil l e d To DAV
A R R O W
SPECIAL
WE’ HE ANNOl NCINf
MOVJ YOU’RE SURE YOU
VJONT W EED T H I S GA90UNE TONIGHT ? A
t DON'T WANT y '
L T o R 0 3 SOU
OH M0- L'M NOT
G oing T o Take
The
AT
CAR- O U T
ALL
75NK3HT •
/
WELL IF YOO’RE Ncrr GOING td
U3E IT Ml? GUNN WHY NOT l £T
ME BOSRowJ IT FOR A FEW
HOURS? MV VVlFC SAtD 5H£’D
RATHeR Go RIDING IN YOUR CAR
..
Than
Five acre farm
with small dwelling
a year fur balance.
t First Street, two acres tiled,
1.500; terms $1,500 cu-sh, $500
I not last long so get after it
m in e a n yh o w
J
We H
in city tots, and espi
an investment stantjp
m
m
.
Introtincing Charley Cut !well of Ycnkrrr.-N; Y., xvhrrhns boen seltctfd
us Prijscoton University’s greatest athlete. Ho has pitched on the hall
r three seasons and has ulso seen as many years' service ou
team
Tigr football elevens. He graduates in June,
h’rrt time offerings from
( om e in and let us tell you about them
Dufr/ouluf-
112* i Dark Avenue.
(INC.)
Rhone 528
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tf an error la made The fland Herald will be responsible
only o'18 Incorrect Insertion.
IL advertiser for subsequent
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ictlfUd Immediately In case of
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KS classification, will give you
P,mol«te Information.
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I , wording your want ad. to
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idvertlsers should give their
oriel or poetolTIce address as
■ill as their phone number If
JL, desire results.
About one
lr«d»r out of a thousand has a
Kuphnne. and the others can’t
.Biunlcala with you
unleae
lip know your address.
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Bode ta person at The Saa|«,d Herald efllee or by letBf,
Telephone dlaetxatla.
ultra are not valid.
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THIS •
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
j Ittlfwrd to place within easy
imk of l b . people of Hanford
*, terriers an o ftrn
nrrdrd.
tiff all thta llat when nny apr.1 wnlrr la required.
It la
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tor
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Fur Spare In This
D I R E C T O R Y
PHONE
148
Classified Directory
blSLsSING — AJuttlgraphing,
Jtl&j nnd mailing—ns you
|it—when you want it.
673. II. E. Porch, First
tsdcnal Bank Bldg.
NATURE AND MOTOR REWINDING.
WART ELECTRIC SERVICE
Expert Electrical repairs.
W. Centra] Ave. Orlando,
tl’TOMOllILKS
FO R
RENT
piT-A.REKL
Car. Drive it
ojmlf. Oak nnd Second St
one 3.
ALTOS FOR HIRE
[GIF. AUTO SERVICE
Day
Fright. Meets oil trains. Hmrt transfer. Phone 551 and 63-W
CAFE______________
BELL CAFE
kford’s best in Service and Qual
ity. First Street and Park Avei>
DRUGS
pEY’S DRUG STORE — I'rcTiptiuns, Drugs, Sodas.
Wa
P ** hear you ns your phone.
Mil loj.
ELECTRICAL
[SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
I*Incisors to Gillon &■ Platt
Magnolia.
Everything elec^‘ 1- Phono 422. Elcctragith
dio.
IFILLING 8TAT10NS AND_
law ter
tWART THE FLORIST”
atsY?rs *or a'l occasions.
JJUlyrtle. Phont 2C0-W
lation In
Hcitthweatera
Hate *<• fS-w ordl tine.
WANTED— Any one wishing to FOR RENT— Rooms with or with FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks
hnve windows, rugs or houses
Bldg., 205 Onk Ave. Inquire upout meals.
Reasonable rates.
cleaned, apply to 709 Will Ave.
stairs, C. T. Smith.
Lincoln House.
East Sanford, P. J. Johnson.
FOR RENT—An apartment, 311
W ANTED: Position ns stenograph
You are wnsting time and mo
Park Avenue.
er.
Can
furnish
references.
ney
if
this
page
hasn't
your
clas
“ Stenographer” c.o. Herald.
sified advertisement. Phone it in FOR RENT—One three room npartment with private bath and
today. No. 148.
W ANTED: Table Hoarders, 309
one two room apartment. Inquire
Park Avenue. Phone 603.
•
at Herald Office.
Automobiles
WANTED— Furnished room, con
venient to bath must be hot
water, preferably in private home.
Phone 447-J. P. 0 . Box 924.
New Yorker says he smokes 25
cigars a day. If he gave them
away he might be elected sher
iff.
Georgia.
FOR RENT — Cottage—John Musson.
USED CARS
1921 Olds 8 Touring.
1921 l l i Ton Truck
1922 Lexington Lark.
1921—Chevrolet Coupe.
1920 lluick Six Touring.
1921 Wlllys Knight Sport Touring
I. W. PHILIPS SONS
Dodge *Salcn nnd Service
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
Building: Material
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general
Johns County is renehed through
cement work, sidewalks, build the St. Augustine Evening Record.
ing blocks, irrigation boie*. J. K. Quick results. Two cents per word.
Torwilleger, Prop.
Sample copy on renuest.
HILL LUMBER CO. House
Service, Quality and Price.
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St.
Phone 565
M IV It’ H OP
U I.K IT M A
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
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104 ft. x 117 ft.
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classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per lino, minimum 8
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Chinuwnre in English Porce
lains, Ruvarian and Japanese
China make lovely gifts
FOR SALE—Space on tho
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bargain. Address A. M . Box 65
or call 578-W .
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BLOCK
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uut said district, there Ijelnp mi dealer so you can read Florida’s
newspaper published wll'tln said
newspaper.
One year
district, fur a period of time as re- greatest
»
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$8.00, 6 months $4.00, three months
Magnolia Ave.
Done and ordered hy the County $2.0(1. If you desire $1,000 insur
Union Ave., and Cypress
Modern Imilding
Hoard o f Public
Instruct ton
for
St. 185 t’t. x 235 ft.
Hemlmde I'oiiiily .Florida, In regular ance policy add 75 cents to your
session, at Hartford. Florida, May erder.
53 ft. x 117 ft.
■
of
Today’s Best Buys
Dean-Berg Corporation
By Williams
OUT OUR W A Y
FOR SALE: 1 mule nnd wagon;
price $60.00 . 1 2-horse mowing
machine (M cCormick) price $25.00.
J. W. Osteen, Altamonte Springes.
FOR SALE— Ford Coupe used but
.'ilxt.1.1.
H o u s e s built all
60 days, terms. Can be seen at
armiiyl this lot. Desi ra bly
located.
FOR REN T:: Rooms nnd kitchen the San Juan Garage.
ettes. Shirley apartments, op
St.ISO
posite Post Office.
FOR SAE: Fefrlgerators for sale
?litn (’ ash.
I t a l n n e e f X .O U
cheap. Thoroughly overhauled,
Monthly.
75 llts. capacity, 11.
FOR RENT: Desirable two room A -l shape.
furnished apartments, 206 K. N. Lumlcy, 902 French Avenue.
Third St., apply New Era Printery.
l ‘ l V K H A S T F R O N T I.OTX
ST. JOH N’S COUNTY FARM for
Dn M a gn o lia A v e n u e , c o m sale. Ode o f the best in the
prlaltlK
one
c o m p le t e
FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished
block, t.’ orn r r lota SI four
county,
consisting of 77 acres, 45
lower apartment. Hot and cold
fro
ntage
.
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r
an
make
water. $45.00. Corner 5th St. and acres under cultivation, average
Illllok m on ey on thrau Iota
crop
this
year
74
1-2
bids,
per
acre.
If Kohl s e p a r a t e l y .
Palmetto. N. O. Garner.
Considered the best celery soil in
sn.-too
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for the state. All new buildings. Six
jr.'ia ( ‘ ash. b a la n c e 1500 e v
inch artesian well with flow of 800
en
three
months
until
light housekeeping. 701 Magnol to 1,000 gallons per minute. Ful
pahl.
ia Avenue. Call at Diamond
ly equipped with mules nnd ma
Palace.
chinery. For price anti terms ad
.1-110011 lit N D A I .O W
FOR RENT— 2 nice furnished, dress owner. J. H. Knapp, Elkhouse-keeping rooms.
F irst;ton . Fla.
Fa cin g Ea st, with
la rg e
:
fhsulo tree In fro nt, luat
Floor. 312 East 5th, St.
to
p
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Everyth
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FOR SA LE : Lunch room, enjoying
tno'lcrn.
M U S T tll-3 SOI.it
FOR RENT — SIX ACRES T IL
a good year
round
business,
r o n AY.
ED on celery Ave. Address A. M. 11nvo other business.
Palmetto
SJ.TMl
Box 65 or call 578-W.
!.micli Room.
JStio ('a sh . h a lu n cv IJX a
month, mclitiiln g tntoreat.
FOR RENT — House, 210 laturel $25 CASH nnd $25 monthly will
Avenue, after June 1st. A. P.
buy East front lot on Magnol
Connelly & Sons.
“
ia Avenue. Phone 713.
APARTM ENTS for Rent:
One FOR SALE — 5 Room Bungalow:
two-room apartment and one East exposure, also garage. Can
three room apartment. Furnish be arranged at $25 per month. F.
ed. Oak Avenue and 7th St. May 1). Breeden. Smith’s Barber Shop.
bo had by June L 2202.
FOR SALE — Furniture, rugs of
FOR RENT — 2 rooms and kit
a nine room house. Apply 315
chenette, furnished. Garage. 306 Magnolia Ave.
Elm Avenue.
.... 2I>2 U n it F ir s t .Xtreet —
FOR SALE — Household goods,
P lu m s 71.1
FOR RENT— One nice cool sleepsuitable for apartment or room
ing_room at 111 Maple Ave.
in'- houses. 210 Park Avenue.
I.
ntFOR SALE — 5 acres lieautiful
Miscellaneous
orange grove, near 7 room house
11 HUY— pay cash for second hand nnd garage. This is one good buy.
? 1.51)0.
Good terms. Thrasher
pianos. Address P. O. Box 352.
IlltS. Kt>. W A I . T I I A I . ,
and Garner. 112 Park Avenue.
c.o. sr oiln ole IIo ilsoii-Ksa ra I'o.,
WILD TRADE well located lot or
»
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l is
1
SmiforU. t in.
lots as first payment on new j
I j O S I j V IH I I 'O l l l l U
W e lire ni.it s IIiIIiik Iil I *1 the perliiit
modern five-room bungalow. G i v e . - - ------------------------------------------------f the > i'llr linn is ileillenlril 1 o
complete information us to In-j FOUND: Broach between 1st St. othe
s i , eel gir l Kr m lu nle iiml to the
cation o f your
property
when
and Court House. Owner may I'O, lit (lie Muck koH it Ho alia
up
on
o Miiutr on.I li. ik m iiltoul an
answering this nd. Address — have mime hy describing and payi ooifi. r i l l le ns -i car tin nele on tho
“ Bungalow" care Herald.
for this ad.
Orel..
— WANTED —
Ball Hardware Co.
Real Estate
For Sale
For Rent
Rooms For Rent
WANTED AT ONCE — Expert-,
enced man to build window nnd
TO REACH the prosperous farm door frames. Longwood Lumber &
WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing
ers and fern growers o f Volusls Supply Company, 1 ongwood, Flu.
Engraving, Embossing. See us county advertiso In the DeLend
RAGS WANTED — Large, clean,
first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. Dally News, rate lc per word, cash
linen or cotton rags for clean
R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St.
with order.
ing purposes.
Bring them now
to
the
Herald
Composing
Room.
MAINE—
Wntervlllc,
Morning
Sen
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY—
tinel. Thousands o f Mnlne peo W HITE BOY FOR TRUCK DUIVPrinting that pleases.
Prompt
serivee. Telephone 93, New lo ple aro interested in Florida prop ER WHO UNDERSTANDS FORD
cation, Welnka Building
next erty. Reach them through th< CAR — MUST HAVE COMMON
Sentinel. Hate card ou applica
door to Used Furniture Co.
tion.
SCHOOL EDUCATION, WILLING
TO WORK AND AMBITION TO
REAL ESTATE
A LITTLE WANT AD in The
Herald will hring you Mg re GO FORWARD. APPLY AT—
sults.
Advertise those old articles
J. E. SPURLING, sub-division
you
have
stored away nnd have
specialist.
Subdivision to Or
lando, Florida, and F l o r a no use for. A litlc thirty-cent ad
FIRST ST,
Heights, Florida on Dixie High may hring you several dollars.
Phono 148 anil n representative will
way.
cull to sec you.
TIN AND METAL WORK
GO T O FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornndo
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
G. TAYLOR DYER
ll [(.TON'S HARDER SHOP
morning Scntinnl; largest classi
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. fied business, rate lc a word, min
113 Magnolia Ave.
Painting—Decorating
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Ouk imum 21c cash with order.
6 First Class Uarltors
Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele
Special Attention
PHONE 303
phone 111.
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the' Given To Ladies and Childrcnl
accepted want nil medium in
Daytonn (Fa.) One cent a word
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
PRINTING
IU3WS* SERVICE STATION.
5~ ®u*' Oil, Tirca, AcceasoWfc Service with a smile. Elm
N Fi Dt. Phopi 447-W.
f l o r is t
WANTED
FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in
LEWIS
0
,
O 'B R Y A N .
O ffice
In the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY
Seminotc Bank Building Annex NEWS— it covers Broward County
thoroujrhly which is one o f the
_______ Phone 417-L 3.
moat rapidly growing sections on
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS the Florida East Coast. Sample
copy and rate card upon request.
All makes of typewriters for
•ale on easy terms, for rent, alno LEARN ABOUT front County and
n P.?
0 ffice *uPPHcs. Room 9
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
Ball Bldg.
gram; Best advertising medium In
South Florida Published mornings.
MIRRORS RESILVERED
Furniture bought and sold. Call Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla.
Used Furniture Co. Phone No. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sale*
<U7.
through the Xenia Gazette,
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
ANY FURNITURE TO S E L L ?— district. Want ad and display
USED FURNITURE CO.— Mir- rates on request
rors rcsilvered. fair prices paid
for second-hand furniture. Call COT.ttMBttn ton.) t .r n n m i — c la ssIflerl nils have the largest circu
Phono 647.
auto s u p p l ie s
r®TS—Three stations. Magl* and Second. First and Elm,
fllonl Avenue and 10th Street.
rjPert service.
Advertising
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214 E. FIRST ST.
“ page
W. It. SMITH, MC.Il.
for classified advertisements.
B ' >
Why not rent those vacant rooms, ■
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a x s a a a a ix x s x a x a a a a M a a ia x a a a B H H X u u i* a v a i l "
or sell that second-hand goods?
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I f . these nre the ilnya w h e n Ihe
rrlioes n( the an I n In 1n r, noil the
i iilcillctor, mooh if t h r i m i k n a t
the
loti'l. and it In n the elites proiihets
ilo Minor plnln unit f n n r , pr o p ltr s y liilc.
When n Klrl or n lio, flnlMhril op
four ) n r » i t oil > Ime In HIk Ii eehoul
or In e e l l r g r nuil Ike da y r om r e
i , hrn Ih e, ore to r r e r l v e Ihelr ill.
Ii Ioiii.im noil ih lc r ilr grere. If a n y .
It I* not he tiiuitlrrril nt thnl they
pot on n pnir of r o ln r n l a lasers
mill nil the irorlil lo o k s rusrnle be
fore Ihcni.
I.Ur tins hern mo Hnrit on Hirer
ilrnr )iiiinii prople . T h r r hnve Nail
to Iihr) their itnrrule mill l l i e , have
hint lo oiliiil their trnehi re nud n on
t h e . Ki ll nte|> fo r th Into the n n r l d
tillli only t h r m e r lv r s lo o bey, n n lll
ll ir , g el ninrrln l.
Is II nn> 11 "Oiler Hint thr road
loiike so eluoolh mol the g o l u g sr ro is
so rney l o t l i . m t
l i o n urr
they
to know o f all ih e tire t ro u ble
Hint le nhend of t b e n tf
H o n are
th e, to k n o w how o f t e n they ure
Kolng In lo g i v e out of g n s n lo n g
wii>e from h u m e f
l l . m ure they lo
L mill nhinit thoee sllpiirry plnera
where they nre g o i n g l o eklil In
to till eh nuil h a t e to lie pulleil n u l l
T h e g ir ls ilrcn ■■■ only of mIIII mc
on sift i'o - li Inns, s e n lo g flue sen m s
noil r u li n g Mfrawuerries mol rrrnin.
'I'lir In#, s have vis ions o f oreuiiylng
r n s , rhnlrs b efore broml pultshrd
ilrske mol piiltlnK n deep dent la
the siilury neeiiunt of s o m e blK
ronerru. SVbnt n pity. If U thnl alt
of these Uren ms emiiint rnuie tru r.
tint it bn t u M e s s in a It Is Ihut they
can't* too.
T h ese hoys nuil g i r l s w ill m oat
to (like their plarrs lit Ihe w orld , to
g r o w up Into useful m en unit wnitirn
fuiiMi iif tbrin, mnl In hnve ihelr
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and
thnl some of thr Ih ln g s they Irnrn eil ul school, they w ill h m e to u u learu ns ittilekly ns po ss ible.
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nre n feiv th in g s m or e Important
than l e f t lu a y o u r s o c k s drupe over
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them to do when they get rendy to
buy nu mitniinihlle Is l o buy nn K s Mr\ ( oil'll tile best of nil nulu v a
lues.
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|C**fi kr i \
r!d*s Greatest Vefctfibte
Its Richest Otfdtw Land
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
i i
Unsettled Satu:
profcab!;
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ernte east Winds
ationNeeds Better BELGIUMMAY
acalGovernment, BENEXTPOWER
Statement Sa^NnUor^Win
jfnt By States And ! PAINLEVE STAND]
Hollutlons For tryin g Notes
NUMBER 259.
Bribery?
Realty Transactions
< # ■ '*«. H •*
eclares Coolidge TOFUNDDEBT
sident Urges More [CHAMBER B A C K S
Maximum Temp.
Minimum Temp,
PRICE FIVE CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925
and Sunda;
Announced Today
form al Drive For Cutting of
Government Expense Ac
, count Stnrted With Move to
Form One Buying Bureau
Survey of Spenders
Will Be Conducted
ical Governments Qfl RJJi’F QUESTION Action ?<” "<* As a
Country Will Not Seek Any
Additional Country Belong
ing To Riffians and Will
Not Give Up Any Territory
/ C o ii . } . »
Iludgct Official Expect Will
Have Plans Made Before
Congress Convenes In Fall
Twins Are Born To
Sisters Same Day
F R A N K L IN , Ky.. May .10
What is perhaps without a nnrullol in birth unnnla o f Ken
tucky was reported by Dr. \V.
I.. Vickers, a Franklin physic
ian yesterday, who said he at
tended the delivery o f twins on
the same tiny to two sisters,
Mrs. Coles Summers and Mrs.
Dillard Dawes, both living near
here. Brothers, sisters, moth
ers, aunts and cnusins^atl are
reported doing well. *
St. Petersburg Buyer
AcquiresApartment
House at Palmetto
And 2nd For $64,000
Castner Makes 2
Large Purchases
Large Warehouse On
W ASHINGTON, May .10.— Pres
idont Coolidge’s drive for economy
in federal expenditures was mani
fest in two additional ways Friday,
with officinl disclosure that the ex
ecutive had nought advice from va
Five real estate transac
rious departments ns to the prac
tions involving the sale of
ticability o f a progressive budget
[ Government
Moroccan
policy,
$196,000 in valuable business
reduction over a period o f years
which, in effect as explained by
property
of Sanford, were an
nnd announcement that the budget
Premier Painleve, is that the
bureau
was
working
out
plnns
far
n
nounced
today
by H. S. I-ong
French government seeks not u
consolidated federal buying ngency.
single inch of additional Moroccan
through whose firm, the San
The question of applying a pol
territory, but is prepared to defend
ford Realty Company, the
icy of progressive cuts in depart
to the bitter end every inch which
deals were negotiated. A ll of
mental funds over n period o f years
ident Coolidife in a Me France holds under the treaties.
will not lie decided immediately,
the transactions were closed
lt Day address today at
The Premier declared the gov
but Mr. Coolidge proposed to de
in the past two days, Mr.
igton Cemetery declared ernment was willing to consider
termine from a survey o f the chief
Lohg stated.
rhat we need is not more peace overtures accompanied In
spending agencies whether reason
sufficient
guarantees
presented
by
( Jacob Weinstoin, a prominent St.
government, but better
able efficiency can lie maintained
responsible
representatives
of
Petersburg investor, acquired the
01884512
by them under such a program.
Abd-EI-Krim, leader of the Rifbrick apartment house at Palmetto
As to the concentration o f fede
finn tribesmen, who have invaded
Purdinso o f the lease on the Ho Avenue and- Second Street from F.
ral purchasing in one agency, Di tel Valdez, held by A. .1. Richard .1. Castner and (;. A . Roberts for
the French zone in Morocco. Both
rector Lord of tile budget says an son linn been made by W. D. Rog the sum o f $(11,000. Sale o f this
Premier Painleve and Foreign Min
important saving can be accomp ers and Ids associates, who recent property marked the third time it
ister Uriaml sought hard to raise
lished nnnuully through such a ly acquired tiie hotel from n group had changed hands during the past
the debate to a question of nation
plan. At this time, however, the o f Sanford business men for ap four mouths. _____________________
al interest, but during the three
Mr. Castner and Mr.
idea o f consolidated buying will be proximately $250,000. Under pro Roberts had previously purchased
•lays of discussion necessary for
uttion which inevitnhly inapplied only to gasoline and coal, visions o f the agreement, Mr. it from a Del.ami investor, who a
the government to set forth its pol
|the advantage of wealth nnd icy, the shadow of party politics
but preliminary tests o f the ar
Federal Court Indicts Leading I’rof. Herman F. Harris to Be rangements in one or two o f the . Richardson gives up his lease on few* days before that had acquir
[liwj a b ility —all these have lurked continually behind the pa
June 1, according to nn announce
the place from Mayor Forrest
haunted us reproaches to us.
Furniture and Refrigerator
Commencement
Speaker; centers o f federal activity war ment made today by II. S. Ising, ed
triotic utterances of the majority
Lake and A. R. Key.
[ii strange that such Inxi- of the orators.
rants
the
belief,
it
was
asserted,
Manufacturers for Violating
Rev. T. J. Nixon W ill
through whoso firm the snlo o f
Castner Makes ltig Purchases
kouM persist in a time like
that it enn bo employed successful the building was negotiated and
Tiie vote is regarded more as a
Sherman
An
ti-TruntMeoaure
Preach
Sermon
to
Class
Property ut Second Street anil
hunt, which is marked by a defeat for the Socialist party in
ly in the purchnsc of nil federal who is representing the purchas
Union Avenue with u frontage on
kit*) upward movement in the French Chamber than as a vicsupplies, the total cost o f which ing group in other transactions.
CHICAGO,
.
Indict
Itrof. Herman F. Harris, of Rol
Second Street o f 00 feet und 117
I gf social warfare. But they
approaches
$200,000,000
a
year.
ments of 200 lending furniture nnd lins' College, will deliver the ad
Mr. Richnrdson will be succeed fe d on Union, was purchased by
1st They demonstrate a need
New Legislation Needed.
refrigerator manufacturers in nil dress to the graduating clnss of
ed in the management of the hotel Mr. Castner for the sum of $47,000,
Itert, prompter, less irksome
parts o f the country except the Far the Sanford High School Friday
New legislation will be required by Wort W.
Warner, formerly it wns announced. Mr. Costner
uptnsiSu administration of
West, were returned in United evening, May 5, according to nn if the entire purchasing power of manager of the Angebilt Hotel in also purchased from Mr. Long »
■«s; for uniformity of proeeStates district court Friday charg announcement of Principal G. K. the government is concentrated in Orlando ami a hotel man of many corner ut Third Street and S a l
liot Bore accurate delimituing violations o f the Sherman anti .McKay, who has completed the onu bureau ami budget officials years experience. Mr. Richardson ford Avenue for $125 a front foot
■ lUtund federal authority.”
urc confident they will know be has had the hotel for the past sev or approximately $35,000.
He informed the Secretary, it trust act, including price fixing, program for tho week.
The
nitisi Casually Mentioned
elimination
o
f
competition
nnd
oth
fore congress reconvenes just whut eral years, licing first employed tract fuccs 78 feet on Sanford
was
declared,
that
the
Belgian
gov
Commencement
week
will
begin
BfaHge made only passing
ernment desired to deni us quickly er evasions o f the law.
tomorrow with the preaching by they need in the way of legisla as manager by its builders and in Avenue and 117 feet on Third
k to prohibition, and did
Firms in the large manufactur Roy. T. J. Nixon of the commence tion. Meanwhile, the chief co-ordi- ter acquiring the hostelry under n Street.
us possible with the question of
w his observations dlrectsettling her debt to the United ing centers, such ns Grand Rapids, ment sermon nt the First Method- nntor’s office in the budget is go lease. He has not decided defin
Mr. Castner and J. H. Walsh
lqr particular situation. l)eStates, and that he would be ac Michigan, Chicago, Gardner, Mass , 11st church. On Monduy evening, ing ahead with an expansion of itely as to hia plans for the future, also purchased 20 feet on Sanford
|r that “when the local govit
is
snid.
companied on his return to Wash Rockford, Ills., and Jamestown, N. tho music class of Mrs. Fannie the scheme us fur ns possible.
Avenue between First and Second
pt unit wades its rusponaiington by n commission which will V., together with members of the 1Mtutfon will give u recital and on
W ith the announcement of Mr. Strict* for $10,000. The property
Varying views were expressed
I darted in the vicious
be ready to negotiate an agree three large national associations, I Tuesday evening at the Woman’s after the codfirtnatfcrti at thn Warnar’a appointoisiU aj the
v .t f purchased from W. W. C.
p disregard of lnw and laxity
ment for funding the debt, which the National Refrigerator Manu JClub the annual
Senior-Junior White House of the pUsidont’s in manager, Mr. Rogers has givrn •Smith.
k " he continued:
is recorded nt the Trensury ns facturers Association, tho National banquet will bo given.
tention to inquire into the ndvisa- out other plans for the hotel, which
Mr. Castner’s investments in
p police force which is ndamounting to $480,503,781.
This era and the Association o f Chair
Wednesday evening will be clnss bllty o f a cotinuing budget cut. Tin* includes the expenditure of be Sanford during the past six months
prfii on the assumption that
commission, it wns added, will be Manufacturers, are named.
night and on Friday evening the proposal has aroused anxiety nt i tween $15,000 and $20,000 in ro- hnve run over $100,000, Mr. Long
Wition of some laws may be
headed by Former Premier TheunisIndictments also were classified, commencement exercises will be the war department, w hite some |pifirti mid alterations. This work stated, uml he declared the New
W hsa started toward de
After his conference with the naming firms in the refrigerator held.
officials feel that a progressive will liegin within the next few Jersey niun is now nc|,-otia(^ig
lation.
The
community
Program
Ambassador, Secretary Mellon is business, the chuir goods industry
curtailment, year after year, would days, it is declared.
other deals which will increase his
’ •rr ■ --ucli adminiatrasued'the Pillowing statement:
Tho following program will be result in considerable embarrass
and the ease goods manufacturing,
Aiming other tilings the new holdings here by several thousand
l making dangerous concesthe latter consisting of bed room, rendered tomorrow morning at the ment of the defense program.
Calls on Mellon.
owners plan to remodel the first dollars more. Although nothing
There is no use disguising
“ On his return from Cuba, where dining room, radio cuhincts and First Methodist Church.
While the identity o f the de floor, tearing out the several small wns given out in regurd to his
ft that as a nntion out attiMarch—Mrs. Fnunio S. Munson. partments where a similar study is slums facing Park Avenue nml con plans for the property purchased
bo represented his government at cloak cases.
ruwanl the prevention nnd
Doxology— Congregation.
the inauguration o f General Mac
In
the
refrigerator
group,
eigh
being made lias not been disclosed, verting them into desirable store
®"“nt of crime needs more
Invocation— Dr. E. D. Brownlee. it generally Wus believed that the rooms.
Extensive painting and
hado, the Belgian Ambassador. teen manufacturers and two indi
i attention. • • • The con
Hymn—“ All Hail the Power” — navy department was included in decorating work will he undertaken
Baron de Cartier, after consulta viduals are named. All the firms
i is in esc a p a b le that laxity
tion with the Secretary o f State, are prominent and do a yearly i Congregation.
the list. It appears obvious, how in addition to other repairs and
Uniitratiun reacts upon pubcalled on the Secretary of Treas business of ubout $15,000,000 ac-1 Scripture Reading— Dr. F. D. ever, that the president expected alterations. It is also planned tu
Won, c a u s in g cynicism and
ury and informed him o f the desire cording to the government's nlle-l King.
to gather much additional data on open tiie dining room.
confidence in both law and
Announcements— Priii. G. E. Mc the question through figures to In* _ When tiie work is completed, the
o f the Belgian Government to ini gntions.
•orrtment and therefore in
Kay.
tiate, at an early date, negotiations
submitted by the budget bureau Valdez will he one of tiie finest
in the chair cases, 55 firms and' Duet— Mrs. J. II.
•wnce. The failure o f loColdough, prior to the semi-annual budget commercial houses in the state, it
with the foreign debt funding com two individuals were named. These
rrrnnunt h a s a demonalizing
mission f t j r the definite settlement firms also do about $15,000,000 Mrs. \V. S. Leak.
is declared bv its new owners. The
meeting June 22.
Sermon— Dr. T. J. Nixon.
of the Belgian debts to America, yearly, the indictments charge.
hotel at present contains about «U
This
meeting,
it
is
said,
wilt
Hymn—“ Savior, Like a Shep
and that the Belgian Government
bring out the president’s views bed rooms in addition to a dining
In the case goods indictments herd Load Us."—Congregation.
:,r" vital issues, in which
will send over to Washington a
with regard to the fixed maximum room, grill, lobby, rest rooms and
100
firms
nnd
two
individuals
were
Itn.n greatly needs a revival
Benediction—
Dr.
T.
J.
Arm
committee headed by M. Theunis
several private parlois.
named.
beyond
which the totnl budget es
strong.
,r” t and concern.
It is
nnd which will comprise prominent
Mi to l east of our liberty
Following is the program for timates for the fiscal year, begin
Among those indicted tho gov
Belgian financiers. Baron de Cur*e hnd that to so shocking
eminent names corporations, imsi Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday nnd ning July 1, 1020, may not go, and
his address probably will out line
“U* it is merely the liberty
ness trusts, partnerships, unincor Friday evenings.
Monday, June 1— Mrs. Munson's his ideas about progressive reduc
I. It is time to
porated concerns ami four indi
tion.
urmng that neither the iibviduals, one or the hitter beiii;,* Piano Recital, 8:15 o’clock.
*''prize nor tho system tinTuesday, June 2—Junior, Senior
named three times, once in cacc
A “ two piece cluli" wns organiz
•i*n w,. claim them are safe
ol tho divisions.
Banquet at Woman’s Club, 8 o' ed by Director Lord at the Janu
CO A I. GLEN, N. C., May 10.—
|'J‘ h conditions exist.
ary budget meeting and tiie pledge
Although the mine of the Carolina
The indictments first charge clock.
Wednesday, Juno 3— Class Night given liy spending officials then
'hall not correct admitted Coal Company was rocked early
elimination o f competition through
to reduce tin* nmnunt of the annual
f4V? 'I' fects if wu hesitate Wednesday morning by an explos
jin understanding and agreement Program, 8:15 oclock.
Friday, June &—Commencement governmnt cost by 2 per cent is
jWzt> them. We must be ion, whicli entondied and has yet
between the agents us to tnu prices
*'th ourselves. We ought undetombed a number of men early
of commodities; it further charges Exercises, 8:15 o'clock. Address by bearing fruit. The president has
;Ur own harshest critics. We today had yielded 51 victims, two
that excessive nnd exorbitant prices Prof. Herman F. Harris, of Rol observed the Working of the bud
get director’s plan and is convinc
kbe, for in spite of more than the number first though!
were fixed by the same under lins College.
ed that it cun lie curried further, Auxiliary anil members of General
standing and agreement and that
mL**-"1'
have a balance by company officials to be missing.
P*rity „f general welfare, Search for other bodies has been
the dctciidauts belonged to one of House Votes Against hut some officials hold that the Harney Post, Grand Army of tho
idea is susceptible of being curri Republic und memorial exercises
Mttslom, and of righteous continued und a reeheck list of the
the three ussociutious.
.that gives us assurance of missing late yesterday revealed
ed
too fur, with a resulting impair at Central I’ark.
liaising
Members*
Pay
These associations, the indict
Thu exercises at tiie park which
#lp among the nations.
ment
of efficiency. This is one of
ft,'t* other miners are unaccounted
ments relate, collected and rtceiv.
• - 1 1* ft
41 An,ericu needs is to hold for.
ed from each o f its members wlw i TALLAHASSEE , May 30— Tho the phases o f tho economy drive were held at 1:30 o’clock consisted
A diseougnging note wns sound
ancient and SU.JI]-charted
were among the defendants, infor-| House today refused by u vote o f which is engaging the executive’s o f selections by a boys’ drum und
cornet corps; u brief address by Rogers Hornsby Made
ed when mine officials announced
motion as to the detuils of such ' 41 to 12 to givo members of the attention.
Post Commander A. I*. Haggard, o f
"intry was conceived in that there were Movernl additional University Charges
member’s business and thut thirl legislature in addition to their six
M an ager
the
Cnmpbell-l.ossing Post, Amer Cardinals*
doliurs
per
diem,
their
actual
e
x
i ef local self-government. men reported missing and that the
was distributed-----for .—
the purpose ot
125,000 Present For
ican Legion; tho decoration of the
Passed by Committee avoiding and preventing breaches penses in Tallahassee not to e x
;.n ''"‘heated by long pruc- total death list probably would be
monument to the World War Vet
ST. LOUIS, May 30.— Rogers
“ t wise and beneficent betwen 55 and 60. The miners had
500-Mile Auto Race erans;
in the understanding and agree ceed $1.00 per day. Davis of Leon
prayer by Dr. F. D. King, Hornsby, Nutionnl League batting
ment,
said he would not be effected by
11 ‘ he foundation prin- penetrated last night into nil the
pastor of the First Baptist Church; champion, has been appointed man
«ur system of liberty. It workings of the mine except the
HUch action, offered nnamendment
SPEEDW AY IN D IA N A P O LIS ,
it generally charges the defend
'' largest promise to the second right lateral, and work was
to the legislative expense proposit Ind., May 30.— With u roar from memorial address by Judge George ager of the St. Louis Cardinals
ants with unlawfully engaging i/
The mnin
ion when it canto up declaring he perfectly tuned motors, 22 o f the G. Herring und benediction by Dr. succeeding Brunch Richey, who is
I * development of the beginning on this.
a restraint of trude und commerce thought it was just and legal.
E. I). Brownlee, pastor o f the First made vice president o f the club,
■• Its preservation is shuft hud been penetrated for its
world’s greutest race drivers got
Presbyterian church. A t the close I resident Sam Droadon announced
*Hurt and all the entire length of 2,500 feet, except
away
at
1
1
o’clock
caster
time
to
the last 100 feet where debris und
John Schirard sounded taps.
inat it may cost.
toduy. The change is effective to
day in the start o f a 500-mile auto
rising water impeded thu work.
1he members of the American nturrow.
race
over
the
motor
opcedwuy.
A
t
It was not believed that the rising
tendance at that time was ubout Legion nnd Spanish-American War
'JSe Takes Part water would constitute a menace.
125,000 with u steady stream pour Veterans formed in parade at the
Experts of the federal bureau of
court house and murched to the
ing
through tho gates.
1Memorial Tribute mines
predicted thut every section
park.
Is W in n in g Praises
of the mine will be explored by
The first consignment of Con ing details o f their distribution Itl&jf
During the morning the follow
KINGTON, May 30.—The Saturday evening and it wus ex
federate Memoriu! Half Dollars, allocated only a limited nurnbe: Seven Chinese Killed ing officers of General Harney
Memorial D «y tribute to pected that all bodies except those
A continued increase in the audi
minted by the United States Gov- to each city and county in thu vuPost, Grand Army of the Repub
■nd women who died In in hidden recesses, would be recov
Mill Riot lic
eminent as a “ tribute to the valor rious southern states. Once these In Cotton
decorated graves of Union sol ences listening to the weekly con
i ^ ,c' nt« e d today in Wush- ered by that time.
New School Offices
of the Soldier o f the South," which quotas are exhausted no further
diers: A. Robbins, post command certs given by Sanford Municipal
ttK ' ‘ resident Coolidge
Tho first local funerals were
are to be simultaneously released coins are obtainable.
ISINGO. ( hina, 5fuy 10 — Seven er; Charles Haskins, quartermas Band on the balcony o f the Hotel
Provided in Measure throughout the nation on July 1,
Valdez ia reported by Director Joe
« u aiT*rcisOH in thc Arlin*- held Friday afternoon when four
“ The issuuncc of theso com Chinese cotton mill workers were ter and 51. F. Robinson, adjutant. Reizenstein. A t the concert on
K
C???et«ry at the tomb of the men were buried in the
huH
been
received
by
the
First
Na
killed
and
10
injured
today
when
Throughout
the
day,
members
o
f
n solihors.
TALLAH ASSEE , May 10.— Po tiunal Bunk, according to an an memorative coins by tho National police attempted to clear trouble a committee c f the American Lo
Fnrmville Union cemetery. In ad
government is an event of the
anchor formed o f pop- dition undertakers at Sanford ship sitions of State High School super
nouncement made toduy by B. F. greatest significance to the south. some strikers front the Jupnnese gion Auxiliary sold poppies for tho
^
"d aboard the U. S. ped nearly u score of bodies to visor and Stutu Elementary School Whitner, cashier.
mill. Several members of the at benefit of the fund to aid disabled
It is a gesture of friendliness on
: ‘ °r l°wering into the Po their families in various sections supervisor would be created under
Citizens o f Sunford now have Dh* part of the nntion to which the tacking force were beaten by strik veterans of the World War. This
the provisions of u bill passed by the opportunity o f muking sure
* theV** “ n “ dditional tri of this und other states.
ers who hud made a menacing re* committee was composed of Mrs.
a l'
' av> 6 dead lost on tho
Throughout today the rescue the Senate of the Florida Legisla of obtaining some of these covet South will spontaneously respond,
J. C. Benson, Mrs. G. Knight, 5Irs.
Not only do theso coins have n
crews pushed grimly on in their ture today. Some opposition to the ed memorial coins on their nationF. E. Roumillnt, JIrs. W. T. Lang
high
sentimental
value
through
work with a hot sun making labor meusure developed in the early part a distribution July 3,” said Mr.
ley, Mrs. W. I). Gardiner, Miss
this national recognition o f our
more difficult. Despite the fact of the lengthy debate.
Whitner, by immediately purchas Southern heroes, but they also posElizabeth Knight, and Miss Bethat'hope had been abandoned for
PARIS, .May 30.— Tho French Ibeccn Stevens.
ing coin certificates, redeemable for seas an additions! worth since Dm
>>’ 30.— Four jn- all the men in the mine and the
Nepal, India, ia he home of hi the actual halt dollars on July 3.
nna British governments have
The committee from tho Auxilmodest premium ut which »h..
' try William D. majority of the bodies had been re famous Gurkhs. It is one of th«
reached nn accord on all esaential j liary for the decoration of graves
“ As less than 2,000,000 of the
' murder o f Wil- covered, hundreds stood about to world’s few remaining monarch!*: memorial coins nru avnilnhl..
points concerning the Wester Eu wus composed o f Mrs. II. R. Stev
ih»
■**. were lociied watch with tense expressions asj in which the ruler’s decree U ub
ropean security p «ct proposed by ens, chairman; Mrs. F. E. Round)onday.
solute and decisive.
(Continued on page 3)
Germany it wus atated in otficiul lut, Mrs. R. Allingham, and Coi.
George \V. Knight,
PARIS, May
. .to.—The govern
ment of Premier Painleve wus sus
tained in the Chamber of Deputies
53 Bodies Rescued
From MinelnWhich
Explosion Occurred
Commercial Street
Is Bought By Long
Memorial Services
Held In Park And
Graves Decorated
First Consignment Of Confederate
Memorial H alf Dollars Received Here
B a n d * sC o n certW o rk
�TH fe 8ANF0RP HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY 29,JM |
KTGTTT
smooth
Box of flour.
•
Low tide.
. Granted facts.
• Animal food basket
Isabelle Pope, Ready to Testify, Scorns “ Sentimentalism
• Part of year.
•
•
Wrenches.
Platform .
Will Tell of Death
Miss
Pone
is
Just
22.
Sho
has
CHICAGO. May 2R—The deepi I t S S * . l>
<>».
been resting with relatives in Cal
pit of nil the tragedies that have
|- i?°* “"<1 contents.
ifornia
ever
since
the
inquest
in
grown out of Billy McClintock’s
'• To soak flax.
to Dillv’s death, when State’s at
fortune is hidden behind the shadMetal in rock.
torney Crowe ran on to tho chain
m > (n two Hear gray eves.
<>t clrcumsuiue.i liiut led to liit in
Isabelle Pope, the girl Billy Mcdictment of Shepherd for murder.
A S CHn8SWoml'Sh lS .,i I 'J
Clintock would have ntnrried if
She is to he asked to tell how
death had not intervened, does not
she came to Billy’s home with a
C*re to have the world share her
preacher nnd a marriage license,
MDOWS
Borrow.
and how Shepherd, she says, kept
"1 dislike being bathed in sentiher from joining the youth until
bicntalism," she says, "I do not
it was too late.
vtecr my affections on my sleeve
This is expected to suppnit the
for the world to nee.”
state’s claim that Shepherd nought
There are no hysterics, there
his ward’s money, iind the two
are no tears—except when she
been married. MClintock’s fortune
lets herself think of the dream that
of n million-odd dollars.would have
could never come true.
gone to his wife. As it was, it
Miss Pope Is to testify for the
was left to Shepherd.
state in the trial of William I>.
The girl drendii the trail, kii'.wShepherd. Billy’s foster ‘ father,
in»* how well it will open the
who is accused of killing him with
wounds that have slowly been
Ijrphoid germs to get his fortune.
OEEwt
healin'.'. But she has one com
Will Do llrr Duty
fort— Billy McCIintovk’s picture.
You’ll have a little dificuHy w
new words, find unkeyed letters,
She will <lo her duty quietly nnd
Always Has Picture
fact, three unkeyed letters in u
Unemotionally, nnd then shc'wants
“ I always carry it," she says. them by their other letters.
to hear no more of It. Shadow:)
"Dear, poor Billy. Anybody would
of sorrow well in her eyes ns she
Unit of electrical current.
HORIZONTAL
love Ililiv.
speaks of it.
Litters.
“ But Hilly is gone. I can’t say 1. Saturn or any large body re
Almost a donkey.
" I would rather that whn’. I
volving about sun.
in wonki. just what I would ex
THERl /\Pt NO
I ' TIUITS
To rill.
must do were not to Is1," she snys.
press.
To
talk
about
Him
and
ef
d. Degraded.
iH TSU RlCS
Poetic
line
o
f
tyfo
measures.
"It will be very hitter. Why
i ll this is oh, so painful, can’t you 11. One skilled in stuffing nnimPlant yielding hitter drug.
must everything ho picked
to
Understand?
Birds similar to ostrich.
pieces again?
“ We would have been in fair ope
Jewel.
/
Grass
land (South America.)
“ My only hope is that the trial
now, on our honeymoon—hut this
Mexieun dollar.
Will bt over quickly. I want to lie
To
relieve.
— he is gone. What can there be
Jelly.
present as little as possible.
le ft? "
Refuse.
Hutcher’s instrument.
. "But 1 want justice done.
I
Very small.
Heathen.
No. there nrc no hysterics. Isawill do as they ask. I will l< II th.*
Hebrew word for Deity.
lielle Pope is a thoroughbred, nnd
Impels.
Woody stalk o f n plant.
thoroughbreds do not imrade their
Gaelic.
And then nho wants to go bad;
trouble.; for the crowd.
Preposition of place.
to tench In her kindorgnrton ..ml
Hut she is only n girl after all.
Animal used for food.
forget. Forget that she waited
And o the clear gray eyes, that
Double time.
rith a marriage license while Mil
try
vo hard to look at life brave
To employ.
e's life slipped nwav; forg. i that
ly and hopefully, fill slowly with
To harass.
the never could become tile h ide
tear."* Miss Pope turns away so
Sorrowful.
of the man Miu loved; forget «vthat they may not he seen.
Any animal that burrows in
Vrytiiing perhaps, except that ho
fo r he does not wear her nfwood.
and Hilly were sweethearts from
IF
-"'
ISABILLE
P
O
P
E
,
i
fcetlom on her sleeve.
To go in senreh of.
childhood.
Estate Auction Sale?. Let us sell your property J
To carol.
Deadly.
■tori ') ami for a list of some rtf fir.- * glow «>! n new era, which in- , by Henry 1.. DeForrcst of Con Store. T. -I. Miller & Hon, the FihTruck.
tlie first i itizi. i of the Interior or i l u . 'l . !l Finbi.i. In Ills great m client, who wus then a yout i r Factory and others and then
Wants.
poninau
ii
Ida, and whore they tendju '.it •■t. which was begin- o f is years. Mi s Louisa Tuckoi the lire.
Before.
located. For the fil'd six month; ning in fill ihe stales north of us, now Mrs. A. E, Philips, suggestc
"Hut the fire only cleared away
Tendon.
We are permanently located in Sanford
they were stahli'hed at Tiucnwil- as If l.v a iiiinult.ineoiis impulse, the propriety of the town bear the old wooden buildings nnd San
Heated.
la on tile south hank l-ukc Jesup.; c.ltcntion seemed fixed on Flo-;ing the name of Its founder. Hi ford arose in brick. In February
Three toed sloth.
'It. Vaughn M-eured hoinei tcail on rtdn. Tlie world heurd of her or-1second house in Hanford was erec 1888 was held a county fair which
O U R SALES F O R C I- are EXPERTS
At sea.
j which is now tlie county farm.lunge groves and her balmy <!i- ted on Palmetto Avenue between |was atctmlcd by President nnd
Region.
(Continued from page 1>
Vincent Is ” , whose daughter Mr. j mate. Many persons In tho Mouth- -Commercial and First Streets.
I Mrs. Cleveland. Emma Abbott was
Toward.
Wt* guarantee Satisfaction
Indirm. The chiefs. King Philip Vnugliit mnrrn I, moved to Fort,«rn st,. te.'. dixturlted and unsettled
“ In 1871 Gen. Hanford brought engaged to sing at the “ Old Opera
t'lulifoot.
and his son, Coaeochcc, mmh* un l (I’ ntlin. Henry Potter seetinol a In the plantation life In which they ove r a colony o f Swedes ami lo- House ' under a guarantee of
Small eccentric wheel.
Mttack upon the post witli -100 Sent- 1home on the site of Judge J. Wnf-lhnd been reared, turned to new Icalcd them on tho tract of land SL/JOO for one performance. The
Epochs.
you have Property you want sold—List it with ui
Inolcs. on Feb. 8, 1887. The Inte ford Tuckrt's home. Hiram Pot- scenes. TIio.hu from the north lying west of the town, which he.fnlr was a great success nnd OrPortico.
•
Mnj. Sydney Herbert Ltincy, it g if ter secured wbut was later George sought health, climate or invi-t- nnnied St. Gertrude. On Friday Jange county contained a happy
and kiss it good-bye.
Those who treat will) others
ted niilitarv writer who ohtaiiud W. Wyll’s home, Mr. Poole nc- nielli; each represented u more re Aug. 17. 1871, occurred the great land contented people. Hope held
with a view to an intcrimtuindnta from the War Department of quired the Inut known ns tho Gub-‘ lined and cultured class than is storm which will never Is* forgot- i«»ut il reasonable prospect o f large
ional agreement.
1887, described the battle ns fol- hot- Plate nisi Mr. Ilcck tlie place, usually found among tlie :cttiers ten by those who witnessed its idonumd for their products, as the
Decayed.
now know nas tlie Peek Haul mock. I of a is w territory. It soon bicnnie furv. Houses were taken from national population increased and
Oration.
“ Col. William Shelby Harney nr’’ On December 80, 1821, the pen- the fashion that no visit to the I their foundations und trees were Jbecame educated to their use, with
VE RTIC AL
rived at Camp Monroe, Feb. 0, 1887, Insula of Florida was divided in- : tuti wan’ complete wit limit the blown over. The stock of goods j asuurr.iico that a profitable culScheme.
mul although ranking officer, he to three couutP's with Mosquito .St. Johns River trip. ’Ilie linn- in the Knnford- store was suture- tare of citrus fruits was necesParticle.
did not take command, hut took im on the ci t, and Alachua on the jet el hud ceased to run nnd was ted with water und then occur- sarily limited to South Florida,
110 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla
Tcj sleep.
.
mediate steps to fortify tlie place went, both as far njuth as Chur., loi.lcc.d by u large
and well red Orange County^* first bar- i “ A possible recurrence o f such
To elicit.
against attack from the Indiana, lotto Harbor, ami th<* southern equipp'd steamboat, the "Darling- gain rale. About this ItrneMr. j woather as had frozen
orange
Plowed.
then in the vicinity. He was none end of the peninsula including the ton,’ which made weekly trips -to DeForrcst went into business for ' trees in 1H."<5 gave them little contoo soon m the attack came early key* constituted Monroo county. Jacksonville? Who of us that re- himself and maintained one of thcW'ern, being counted the one liuIn tho neennd day after his arrival.f Nci?w S m y r n a warn the county site main of tlie citizens of Gait time, Inrgcst dry goods stores in this hility to disaster, against many in
It was a dc. iterate ansault led by of Mosquito county until 1828 have not n vivid recollection of section of the state. In 1878 the "ther business enterprises. Thus,
ten it was changed to Enter- the interest which centered around Ilute W. J. Hill begun the bUsin- buoyant with hope, their countcnthe brave Indian chit
prise. On Jan. 80, 1817 till- name bent day— .Monday afternoon — >s now carried on by his family, rneci expressed satisfaction
"George It. Fnlrbm
for
of Mosquito county was changed the one excitement of the week — 'in 1878 through Mrs. Sanford's the present nnd bright anticipation
Indians foiulit three
to Orrnge county ami a month the one link witli the out.-tide world influence the “ Church o f the Holy for the future, when lo. the great
later on Mar. J, 181a, Florida had
and tlie opening of the mail I'ros-” was erected near the site freeze of Feb. IH'.ifi came. Terentered statehood.
.hag!
I vlu-ro tin- Fj i '’"pa! Rectory i.tood. riblc ir.dee.l were tho consequences.
"On July HI,
Mellonvillc, j "In IHlitl the government htilld- In a storm of 1878 it was blown Within three days the main ocwliich hail been ehunged from F o rt1lug* had lieen removed ami Mel- lown and the church which burn- eupation mul source of supply of
tain Mclleii ami lln* other soldiers Mellen, heenme the county sit* oi , lonvilh* now had hub one house, a nl in November 1828, was then three-fourths of the people of tin*
who died.at thu mint were inter Orange county and one of the dure kept by Mr. Doyle ami Mr. built on i In corner of I'ark Avon- slate had been swept away. From
red near the site now occupied by government buildings was tint- Brantley, , sons-in-law of
Dr. ue mul Fourth Street.
necesalty ninny people left
the
the new Forrest l ake Hotel.
pornrily used as a clerk's office Speer. It might tax modern de■In 187.*. the South Florida Jour'Vh.° " ' n" ‘ in,,<1
"Several of the towns-penplc, Arthur <■inn wits appointed to *.tie paitiiu-nt store to show a greatt ' r,VnI,,m)"
who have in recent years passed office. In 1811 Dr. Algernon' H. <r variety of articles than it ron- li-il. the first newspaper publish- ' V mu
'
h l l U' rr l1 ' ^ lam ity at
away, rcrullcd having visit, d their Hpeer removed from Georgia to'tnii'.ed for their was no other store •d in South Florida was tout.... I
hv
Fred
L.
Robertson,
latter
it
'
L.VT.V
. h . Vm,"
£ *1
graves, which were placed so near Fort Mellon.
lie secured
two neircr than 'tumiia. In 180(1 came
was published by Mr. Way nnd f i (c , ’ ' ht ,M U ‘ for
to tha*
the lake shore that the waters have
M. Osborne. About this time the .
™ ’ f l i U’ !","u,lat,,on „waH
long since washed away all traces
fir t Methodist Church was built f ' m f l " \!u
of , c trU?
of them.
mi Sanford Avenue, hut was Inter
' 1‘ lhw koni'’ a , 'S T 1
• “ Vac mii.uuy records state, ’ Fort
removed to Dark Avenue and Fifth
" a *
nw‘,,r1e Y»'"pel ed to
Mrllen. to which tin* name wiih now
St n et and enlarged. The Romm,
10 othl'r ''adlmds of livelichang;d in memory of Captain Mel
Catholic church was also built a - 1 „•>'
. ., . .
.
lon, became the healthiest and most
limit this time. The first school
, 10 "
wa“' lM
;''^ rtimportant inland garrison in Flo-!boats on tin
in Sanford was conducted by Mrs.
,*hV» W' m'h‘! fu KIyHlcm ,,f " “ l*'
rida.' Ho to this time no Imilding.i these tin- “
Thomas Hughey. I., 1871 Judge' ,,".irat " " f"- 'fnmiagc;
This
had been creeled at Camp Monroe,'!first pussen
Tucker
and
liis
son.
Howard
Tuck'
j
"
,
.,e‘I
w',h
lh’’
natural
facilities
the soldiery having lived in camps.1mi tin- ifpin
cr opened the first graded school. '*f r
woiccUon from the
Now siibitantiiil officers' quartern I Fort Mcllen
l he atetndm.ee rapidly increased ’" rth'0 ‘st. the artesian wells ni.tl
were Imilt with nil the equipment* | «|n |h |r*
!.ind M U Alice McRae was a,|.|,.,|
hard|-an. has made Snnfor.l the
of n well ettuhlisheil gurrisun with brought frm
to the I. t of teachers. This same !ar,K'Mt vegetable shipping juiint
coiitinissr.ty and hukery.'
About llinil|v
Ivear. Dr. S. M. Tucker, another
<)n Apr. LI. ltM.I. the
elvht two-story iiudding.i were er- utiiu-r of I.
mo .’.f Judge Tucker, came to San- Hnrhln JegWature, tnrough the . fcctul. one with u cupola nml , i,|t,
,,
' ford and was the earliest resident 1'1‘
' , ,?orrVf/ V'fK® ar!'*
slgnslH wtffo exeliungt-d with tlie
n „ ;„
physician.
o lus. Passed thL. bill which again
block house at Fort Reed. During knowledge a
......
....... , ,, ..
.
divided Orange county and our
1he Sanford Houso under the Si-nilnole county was formed. Tothis year thu road which lies h< • constituted
One Palm Beach Suit (Cleaned and Pressed.
management
of
Mr.
Ulster
was
oplhv Sl,nf„ n| |HI1I KrowII untM MeI.
fore un now, Mcllenville nvemie, connnittee t
was rut through the forest cmuiee- a,„| w;ln
!!" ' " l
wulilif on Jan. J, 18,o. |ltlivi„,. if, wthin lhl> ,.or|Hirule ||ni.
R egu lar p rice ...
i he Presbyterian ( hureh was er- iu an,| i, W(M |„. 0ll|y „ M,„rt
ting Fori Mcllen and Fort Hrooke wiieiealmutr
at Tampa on whic h wn - establish- never enter,
Tw o Palm Peach Suits. Sale price .
............... 76c
eel a line of forts, Fort Reed, Fort hi,,, j„ ,,a_v
One Suit Cleaned and Pressed. R egu lar p rice..... $1.00
Gatlin. Fort Meade and others. Uaiv ervie
Thcsi mid others
established to Florida li
T w o Suits Cleaned and Pressed. Sale price............$1*01
thirugh the peninsula on lateral „ tract of
rouds connecting with the mainline klva River
One Suit Pressed. Regular price................................ 50C
amounted to nliout fiO, Over this liiim.
Hi.
roud by iiicuns of mule teams, sup- of land now
Tw o Suits Pressed. Sale price
51c
pile, wen- convoyed ami d.-imaitcd 1|ij;i old hum
S\\ i l |*K- 1><M U I I . A S S
One pair Pants Cleaned and Pressed. R egu lar price 50c
at the forts, imaiding tlie troops to |j, graml-d
.i •'•>r|Hiratlini »rt;.iiit j .-.I ami ,<i
penetrate to regions where pi oh- St.em ei.
liu: nn. I . - r tin- I. i w h «,f 1 1 . S l a t
Sv vveii.
ArniMOB
?
Fort Mellon Site Is
Marked By Tablet
Unveiled Thursday
AT AUCTION
ALLEN AND BRENT
SPECIAL INTRODUCTOY
A
CENT
For Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
75c
rt.iiulu.,
I ’liiuiiliiinaut,
W nO tiUD U Y
8
DANA,
I I.' 11*II.1.1,,|H
llltDDIl o r
n
n|„
I'I'llt.h'ATION
Tw o pair o f Pants Cleaned and Pressed. Sale price... 51c
One pair Pants Pressed. R egu lar p rice....................25c
Tw o pair Pants Pressed. Sale price......................... 26c
The A bove Prices A r e For Cash Only.
Our regular prices will be the Old Prices form erly
charged in Sanford.
i
AI.I, W O R K G U A R A N T E E D
!I03 E. Second St
J. C. JACKSON
UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T
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PAGE TWO
Means Of Opening Market
For Florida’s Grapefruit In
| Europe Outlined By Expert
P w a t o jlig
united fn-W' b k c a i ' i V c l a t io j i 1 o r ktsroiVr or- ir b c lA L TAX Bl-'IIOOI* UWTHICT
it will brine
FOXU9. HKMIXOLB CODJITT, FL OIIIIIA. UKl’KMBBIt « * T . I W
grapefruit in Europe. The two
oututanding needs are:
"First, a sound advertising and
dealer service campaign that will
start at the bottom, rather than nt
the top, with education as to the
manner of preparing and eating
They are placing a ban on every,
as the outstanding notes.
thing now except a man's thoughts,
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MAIl It V S A D D I T I O N T O T O W N O F -S ANFDOD
IN FI.A t’ HOOK I, toute VM. S K M IN O I. K t il l NTV
5
It
9
Maude A.
II
y . A M 'O I l ll , F L A .
W E’RE ANNOUNCING
E T T E R h o m e s a r e built with better
and that doesn’ t mean
lu m b e r
high priced lumber either.
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
I*nth
I trick
Lime
Plaster
While Ruck Plaster Hoard
Nails
Screen Wire
Huilders Hardware
I)o>rs
Windows
Frames and Screens
Made to Order
We will build your house
that'Complete— or Furnish mate
» lt!
rial Only
Our quality, our service, a n d our
prices will satisfy you.
cjtt ----------------
T
Hill L um ber Co. t
W e Have Some Good Buys
in city lots, nnd especially attractive short time offerings from
an investment standpoint.
Come in and let us tell you about them
Yard Third nnd Myrtle Arc,
Wallace Puts
All-Stars ” In
> »*
(IN C .)
.*
taubt,nm m
'
djy Si haul !):.10 a.nt.
:rs people’s Unions 7 o'clock,
The “ All-Star" team of “ Pon ’
worship nttd sermon 8 Wallace has hern admitted to the
i. Subject: “ What l Sec
Civic Club League o f Sunford, ta
ff.'r meeting and Bible Study king the ‘ franchise” of the Ki\\anis Florida League, it was an
today evening 8 o'clock,
nounced today. The All-Stars will
cordial invitation is. extended
fle.l*• K’,a"k
l*q Bln »*•
ill *n>i
I'MIJ tniil
WiiA-iir •*»•>
Wi(*s
klors amt citizens.
league next Monday afternoon nt
1 o’clock when they meet the Am
erican Legion leant.
11 o'clock the congregation
The Junior Chamber of Com
>in in the sorvic* ut the merce will play the Knights of
School auditorium.. Other Col'intbus on Tuesday afternoon
s follows: Sunday School at I o'clock.
Day,
a.nt.
The stntuling o f the teams in
or. Intermediate, and Jun- the league is as follows:
(ipics. 7 p.m.
W. L. Tied
ching by tlto pastor, 8 p.m.
Junior Chamber ...... 1— 1—0
Legion
I —0—0
Kiwnnis .....................I — 1—0
Knights Columbus
0— 1— I
I'hone Ula
The Price Is Right
SANFORD
Phone 528
112}j Park Avenue.
CASH LUMBER CO
W. S. PRICE, Mgr.
710 W. First St. Phone 172-M
HILL LAUNDRY CO
Our Service— Everythin" a Laundry ( ’an Do.
OUR SPECIAL
Family Finish 15c ll>. minimum $1.50
(Must Be Half Flat Work)
DRY CLE AN IN G AND DYING
PRESSING AN D PLEATING
Phone 131
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♦
Y o u r Own F a u lt I f
William*
You A r e L e ft Behind.
flrnr^Uinn^
l.»mi
Mary Mitchell
Surah S AVhlte
Ald rldgx
Jerry Jackie
Totliu Funk
I*. T. B.izter
()p|;OHite \ aldtv. ilotul
I ’nknown
J. K. Lulng
One parent easily and glad ly cares
for many children, but many chil
dren seldom care fo r one parent.
And no parents like to be depend
ent on their children.
Katherine
All
(l.mm 117 ft. Z 157 (t
K. (*urn«T of
Ail ( l. r a * 117 ft x I
Hi N K. C or.) of
La no
Luna
Lana
Lain*
OT exactly intended as a play on words, but a
s.*l ions declaration on our part to put you on
tlic mud u> independence. When once paid for,
the Home that shelters your family is yours to
have and to hold.
N
Isn't the relief, the independence, the peace of
mind— to say ncthinR o f the actual comfort and
price of possession— worth your attention and de
sire to establish the Home you want?
I I I I K 111
KILGORE SEED CO
U hat to Plant for suminrr paoturr- Millet.
Carpet Gras*.
FOR LAWNS
•L V. Johimon
A<4 IIK C O IIU K D IN
: r t l l NTV It>'.( ( I l l I I .
■•'rank It.irxiiii
Frank In.i Mini
John M <itlion
M. W . t'l. AItK'N St' lll ll A . O F III.OI K II TIK.HI4 I I A M I 13 AH IIKI m i l l
K l l IN FI. VC IIOOK I. F A l i K I I S A N D III* S K M I M H K I I I I NT Y HKI'
onoN.
II
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11
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It. J. A V h t t r .............
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15
F la ir
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J. AV. Simmon* Jr.
.„
Sortfhuni
Cow Pran, Velvet Realm, Sorghum,
Peanuta und Soy Bean»
451
11 7
5 |
jj
‘A Property of Merit’
Litfhty-two o f every hundred par
ents are le ft dependent— with
only memories o f the past or fears
o f the future. Be am ong the eigh
teen per cent who en joy an inde
pendent old age. Save now in your
productive years. Save a small
amount regularly. It will mean
com fort and independence.
SEE US W H ILE STOCK IS PL!
WE ARE A LW A Y S GLAD TO SE
V
P U L L M A N am ong developm ent
Love’s Young Dream is a Dream of Home
tart here now and be regu lar!
H A T |ti*rliMl III III.* ll%r* Ilf * n * p | li r n r l* l i r l n r r
r n z n x r iii r i il mol Ihr m orrliiBr I* n ■ l« r r I ilrrato
l l l r to riti.tr.
No »i„nll |torl of nnrli x l.lt.u* an
4Irlpa I Ion * I* r r o l r r r . l alioixl llir liomr to lir.
. F.W.PIEOCER
J. II. JACKSON
P H E S I DC N T
SAN FO RI), FLORIDA
Office in new Merriwealher UuHth0*
2nd Street.
,
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14 II I * l>» l*r n l u m p ,t| f h r l r —x r r y oxt n“ lit
l l m l r » i i « l i x „ | 1 Iir 111 o l i i I i i i i i i I i i k .
I I l u l l , l b r * r |ilan«
xx III K l x r M ii iir p l.il l i o i m l i l f r o m l o r l r r ' *
l.um h rr
l » » i i ) a i i l n r r I b r i l u r n l i l l t l y r f I h r l r h o m r I* uaaui
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MANAGER
jS T h T N ^ C
’ MAOMOUA
•
Phone 453
.
O M PANY
Phone $05
Clark
m
B o d w e ll
R e a lty
C o .,
In c
ru *l.
G.E.rfCAlL
Easy Repayment Plsn
r Davla
While ,
AVhlta
I'lC K E T S A T
T
Lony Tim.* I^kuis on iiosidencen aiul Businm
THE BUILDER
D own: Balance Easy
The Fare, $395 to $895
Phone 248.
Xt'U DIV. O F III.OI K 21 O F IIOIIINHON'H
,) H M O I I D AH I I K F O H D K D IN F L A T III
loo S K M I N O I. K C O U N T Y HF.I'IIIIDX.
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Sarah t.n-k»n
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AV. C Fo rk rr
ll
21
11y Fahtwrll
Property you Avant soldaud kiss it good-bye
.
p, C*>nn*HT
N. B. tiaf> *r —
City Tax Colh
(SlK O -d )
l.arif
Avenue.
Just keep going and you will reach your goal.
Britt
Johnnl
F.&M. MOTOR Co
ALLEN AND BRENT
Nor be discouraged if your deposits in your bnnk
account are small.
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A complete line of
AS HKI O H D K D IN F I . A T IIOOK
NIII.K I 4)1 NT A IIK4 OIIIIS.
R E A L B A R G A IN S
A T A U C T IO N
ctepu a n d -w o r r y because l a t } iU c bo cikam.
Sanford
Farm
Itealty Co
We Have Some
<ul Kstate Auction Salt
HEN you po for n walk you don’t count your
* fo r t
■
AS I I K I O U I I K D
ItKI OIIIIS.
Anderaolt 42.30
Counting Your Steps
LUM BER Y A R D
Office Lincoln Hotel
I'*. Lo s* i ll K
In
? S l0 2 5 J
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON, May HO.— A Cypress and Pine
paint leaf wreath was sent to the
tomb of Woodrdw Wilson today by Framing
I'residcnt Coolidgc nnd the war Sheathing
president r.lso was remembered by Siding
various patriotic organizations.
Flooring
CONG It KG A . ION AI. C Ill’ RCII
There will not he any service
Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock ntving to the Union Service for the
Baccalaureate sermon.
The Sunday school Avill be as
usual nt D:45 a. tu.
The ttsunl evening service Avill
be held at 8 o'clock with special
music.
nttend our
us of the
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i f liAi’ rtS V 'n ii W ir
IIK rO U D K D
I'OH.NTV
MK.TKS A'
tt ft AA". noil 705 ft.
8
Ml. Fo
. 350 ft, N. I7i:t ft. H
alum; lake to Ft. N.
eg. S to Beg. 14
SAVE end
TH R IV E
NEW
Wreath Sent to Wilson
Tomb by the President
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
ate Ember Days, days of l asting
and Ohstinence.*
First Holy Communion Clns-s.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at :i p. m.
fctsday
evening services,
.include tcstintoninls of healUTbelli a’. 8:00 o’clock in the
:g Ruont.
a Society maintains n free
ix room where the Bible and
utfcjriied ( ’hristian Science
gat atav be rend, borrowed
pirthued. open Wednesdays
[Sitsfiivi front 2 to h p.m.,
I ii; First National Bank
A D D I T D 4 N T O S A N K O IIII AS It K< Oil III: 14 IN PUf
I n welcome to
•A4IK 117 IIK4 0I1DS O F SK M IN O I. K 4 01 A T I.
la zr.J to make
X
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8 8. Ilauiiirl —_
(
A
llnruld AVa*hbvi.. room.
g
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AAVxIry tTirxtui -
90 9u
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II
A D D I T I O N TI4 NAN F D I I 14 AS II K C O IID K D IN I'l »T ll
F A l i K 7. S K M IN O I. K 4 Ot N T A HKI OIIIJX.
22
llernld I'rlntlnz Ct
Kriirxt Cla yton .
Julio Itlcliarilmio
<1. S. Miililli-tnn
J. L. L ln d aar
J. L. l.ltlllNrV
J, II Sti-v>-ii*
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J. It. Stevens
.1 It St. ' V e i l *
AA' 11111 Ml Join".
Kmlly l llc k *
tiellHka S Tlll.tlius
J. L. Linilsuy
J I.. I.liulsey
lilltiert Stokes
ISeneva S Thunia*
lieu llr.iitley .
Alonzo llr ow n
Henry H arr is E*
J. II
Beck
•
Ike Mur ray
A l> Smith
A. D. Smith
195 l (
Anna M
A
I>. I.. Thrasher
Mnv T A'.Miilruff
l>. I. Tlirauhrr _
46.20
45 *0
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A ml raw Mahiioev
K. AA’, Matioriuy Rat
8ara.lt . Multurv ,,,,...,
H. K. Barrvtt , .
it. L. KuliltiDun
It. I. Itidilnsoti
II. AA'. Jutiiixun
AVm. A. B a rk e r
Kwu|u- DuuKlasx loo
AV. A. l.effler
II
II. L e w is
II It. I.ewln
It A tt an loer
l..iul*e Blzelle
IT*
D
Hiiushuld
Huustiolil
A I.!. S O IL S CHURCH
Oak nnd Eighth Strec-ts
Pentecost Sunday
Mass nt 8 a.nt.
Mnv Devotions at 7: t*> p.m.
Contesaions today, 5-6 p. tit., and
7N SKMINOI.K td'JAIA It F.to ll IIS.
*1.90
15.30
pnniona here.
Liout.
Vcoder
collopscd in his sent ns
the
plane carrying Richard Barthclmess movie actor, halted^ at
the end of n flight from Nor
folk to Anacostn near here. He
.lied soon after. Barthelmeka,
a bit shaken up on realization
of the tragedy which _ might
havo taken his own life nnd
which produced a greater aensation than any movie thriller
lb his cnrenr. declared that Vceder had given the "finest ex
hibition o f pluck nnd courage
I have ever seen." He was
convinced, he snid, thnt the pilot
was stricken before he landed.
Vollie
Vi i'linms nnd Archie
Swanson were both ill n few day*
last week with mularia.
Misses Alice Vihlen nnd Adell
Vining were eighth grade gradu
ates in the Sanford schools. ,
The Indies nre invited to meet
Thursday afternoon with Mr».
live, will never, never, never oe W aif red Pierson for the Dorcas
burned tin at nil; and that the idea
that it would be is all a sorry mis
take.’’
7-8:H0 p. m.
42 fit
l.'hlttfiutcn
Vent a t,. AA’ccks --\V. II. IVtrra L*t.
AV II. I'rtpra Fait.
l.nt ( unit Norlli K ft. of
if ' i of 3 slid ull 4 uod
Dry. ut N. K. t'or of
Itiin AV. 57 ft S. 10* ft AV
3. ft N. 5 ft. AV 23 ft N.
lot n AV. 7 ft 8 117 ft.
t: 124 ft. N. 117 ft. l «
l.r|{- (L e ss S 1, uf L. 57
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NAN F O B I I IIKI4JIITN A D D I T I O N TO N A N F O B I I AN IIKCOHDr
F L A T B O O K J F A L L S 02 A N D 03 SF.AIINOI.K M i l \TA RRroi
19
(.*. ShulU u q.
Iloushohler
.. _
25
E. M. t'arriill
34
t’. Schulu tt (1.
~
llousli.il.ler
95
O. Schultz (i a
lloushnliler , . __
90
4V Schultz A o.
Ilotishuldrr
97
41. K. laivlxne
93
II. L. l-ivixne
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Several fine older girls from 11
to 16 years old will he available
for the summer, with families who
will treat them in every xvny as
nicmlsTS of the families—and per
manent arron’'ements for
such
older girls can bo made with fam
ilies interested in giving these
older girls education and train
ing
Thick it over* talk it over, and
wiite Marcus C. Frgg, stalo rupct intendent. Children’s Home So
ciety of Florida, State Headquar
ters 128 S t„ James Illdg., Jackson
ville.
He will gladly send you on ap
plication blank, photos of child
ren and tell you all about the
whole proposition.
W H I .I .I N 4 J T O V N A D D I T I O N T O NAN F O B D AS BLIOHIIF.il IX
HOOK I FA IIK l iu IIKCOIt llS O F NF.MIXOI.K Ml|>TY
N. *0 ft. Ilf
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9
AV. A l . e f f l e r ____
J. J. Purilnn. Mrs..
J. II. WhruuK*'
KllsuhrDi T Uicw»-r
J nil II Mil!-*..11
It. It. AVtttthour .
It. D. AValtliour . _
ilm ch p n
Houseti.ilili*r ......... ..... . •
.Mrs. Mercy It.ilicrts
W ASHINGTON, May 30—The
The pluck o i Lteut. Ten Eck
Dew Vecdcr. naval aviator, in
bring his piane and passenger
I of the hirth of n litt’p son to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner had j and Mrs. George Pnlfcr in Tcnnesas guests Sunday at their home. see. The little one hns been nam
Mrs. Elmer Tyner and her friend ed George Virley. Ilia mother is
Miss Elien Armstrong o f Winder ib?st known here as Miss Myrtle
i West.
mere.
i
Hcv. Mr. Ecknrdt preached In
Engl|ah at 4 o’cloc.c last Sunday
in the Lutheran church, taking L. P . Hilton Is N e w
his text from James: "Faith With
O f M agnolia
out Words is defcd.” Tho pastor Owner
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. Avenue Barber Shop
Pierson.
The W illing Workcra will hold
I
noyl
tl?? hr*V.?
Elinor nml l ’earl Tyner on Tuesday
June 2. on account o fthe Poultry
Cluh which will meet on Friday a f
ternoon.
Mrs. HllnTn Lundquist return'll
heme Sundny, hnving been visiting
since Christmas with her son, Aron
Unsala artd Grapeviile
K. J. AVIIITF.'S SW II IH V. O F N. AV.
O F N. K. V, OF SF.f. M TP
B. SO L . AN MKt t l l ll i r . i l IN F L A T HOOK 2. F A L L IS SKAHNo L E i
TA BKCOIIIIN.
2
2
A. K. Appleby
3
2
A. K. Appleby .
Kdtv. IflKKln*
AV.
p.iw-lt
Jamrs Mrqrlff
James MrCrltf
(9
.31. Martin
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Fr an k V. Hob,0!1
A. A. Field*
9’
Jain,-* ,M.«Iriff
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Jainra Mrtirlff
James McOrlB
O. II. Fernalj Fil "
Campbell Itoinnn '
Flora Burneit
~
Flora Burnett
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32
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II. I.. »KFOHHF.#T*H AUDITION TO NOI'Til SANFORD AA |»|r
IN PLAT HOOK I I’AIIH 131 SKMINOI.K COUNTY ItK(aj«?i
Aa Bpr.ir.trJ la l 'l a (
117 N rm lao lr 4'uunlr
i St. (Iprtrudr'a A ( -
F.. II. T rattard 'a M ap of the T o w a of Sanford
II<t,ik I P b * c HO l a 04 and 112. 113, 113. HU » » '
lrri.n l* l ln r ln d l n x n k a l la m m ia u a l y k n o w n
llllo a lo Ba« ford I.
_______________
l nkn.iwn
turc Sunday evening at 8 o’clock.
nt the Milano theater by J. E d-1
ward Grimes of Brooklyh, repre
sentin'" the International
Bible
‘ Students Association, it was an -t
•pounced tod:.y. The public arc in1filed
1 ’the committee In chnrgo of th e;
program i-: explaining the nature
iof Mr. flumes lecture nays:
“ Eveiy once ;n a while .some nl- ’
I. FA44K •• BKCOBMS OP SKMINOI.K r o i v i j ' 1
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1 127.51
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8 . Of
All
2 SM.H2
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Campbell p,,
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8. so ft. <*f E
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35.^23 JS
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■Kiln W . SO ft.
no ft. s. ji
Talk Sunday N igh t
a. Msrcus C. Fagg .
“ U thinking or ever have
V. „f taking a fine hoy or
'Z a t»>r °r trio into y,,ur
Bow is the time, for yoiPto
i«r th<* Children’s Home So/f Florida, at its Receiving
in Jacksonville and Pen
s’ u literally swamped with
ind gills, particularly those
I sis years of akv, and
L with good families all
Florida to provide homes for
lf more of these fine child,ho are homeless through no
0{ their own. and who are
j. hoping each day that they
ion find a good home.
Society is particularly ansecure irooil homes for
Hubbard
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IU'21.
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Metiuul Aiuuiriil us
11It liar Si'll.,ul I 'l*i
Tul :il
“ As a beginning feature all im
portant factors in the Florida
grapefruit industry should co-ope
rate.
i i i : i %i *i t
1 . AT 1 IIN O F I I K F O I I T O F H O A D I N T K I I K N T A N D
“ A proper representative of two
s KM 1NIII.K d l l ' N T V. FI.till IDA. IICI'KM IIKII 31 ST,
or three skilled sales and mer
chandising directors, selected fr<*n __ Ik
k« W«4
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Ihe rtibks of Anterlran fruit rell1 ■
?
ittg fraternity, should he located
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nt strategir point* throughout Ku-i
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Wipe for a few yearn to co-operate
with the factors over there through |
s
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whom the distribution and titer- j
u —£
3
2
3
rhaiulifing must he carried on.
k 1 *. - y
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111
Thioe men must he prepared to fo l
3
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low up the foreign view point tu a
259.4 1
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Ineuua of making the families cou!!
., i.IjiHMIU
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56 7.76 1
Price Mint lie Low,
1
Mr, llcegun Utah's that the Flor
13 0 isr.o
ft. 41.1,5l!
10 ,000.011
ida shipper or grower who expects
r. :j
Jo,um» uo
1.1.15.1C
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2
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2
1
1
7
1,233.00 I
1
big prices for Ids frail on Euro
A
1.1,001* <10 j
!.3r*tN'.i
pean markets is doomed to disap
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pointment. lie gives us reasons
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for this statement thnt the people
|o.non on
of Europe have not the money
that the Americans have; they have
*•>*■*■>*■>
not recovered from the effects oi
liu war; ami it would not bo log
ir,al for them to begin paying a
high price for food for which here-.
lofore they have had little or ittt|
desire.
Alt outlet fur Florid.i '
train fruit on n large grille, he utvs 1
can only he secured through the
laying down of the fruit in the
homes at a reasonable price not to
exceed |.r» per box wholesale. He 1
Itdili that the project *hould lie [
ohnndoiifd if it i* not possible toi
deliver ut this price. Then nr*,
■nine wealthy Europeans
und Reconditioned and serviced by
Ana-iintis living uhroad, IIH.1t* ■t 1 1
competent mechanics.
Ml, Deegnn, who will puy any
hrile for what they desire ami it
StrilU IV . O F B L O C K S cj K A V n T T ^ ' S
‘ ' V ol” :*It t r s
l
the foreign shipments must be
looked for, not in the net on such
f o b T i n : 1 * 1 : i i m >■» i : \ i i i x i i d k c k m i i k i i a i , 1 0 2 1 .
actual shipments, but in the im
Th«- f o l lo w in g report of the r.i n ip t s anil itlixhurarnirntx o f III* school
provement it should effect on av funds uf Hcnilnnle County for the period endlnu liecemlier 31, 1924,
with the loilance* and amount of w a r r a n t s uuistandlnK and a stateerages for the total crop.
merit uf the Assets unit I,labilities, and the value of .school Pro p er ty
ot
the said Sem inole County as reported on tile alst day o f December,
"It is the relatively small sur 1924.
Ii) the County Hoard of I'lihltr I iistrnrtlon and the Su perin ten den t
plus that breaks the market and of fut.li, In..:. ut '.ion. is lieie.iy puiiiiHiieii uimer the provisions o f C h a p
causes most difficulty. It is not ter lisll. A cts o f l'J|5, L a w s of Florida.
Klt.NKST AMOS. Com ptr oller.
practicable to realize premium
d k n k ii u . m it io o i. p i n ii
pricen on surplus for surplus is Dep ository tlulanre, Jut;
Sf1.ft2.l3
4(5.00
the excess quantity of the amount iMitsfniulinR W urr unts. j
Net Balance, July 1st,
11.117.13
thnt the demand is able to take lle r e l p l s fur sit nianlhsi
T axes .........................
care of nt a price profitable to the F r o m — T a x t.’oiiector
10.95*. 07
2(2.00
T u * Collector
Pulls
producer. Rather the thing to do
It-dcpt
Ions
..........
.
1.310.90
Com p tro ller
is to endeavor to place the surplus
i ‘oinpt rolle r
I Mill Tux
X.C26.74
7(0.00
-(riiitli- IIUKll«*s Fund
Com p tro ller
where it will do the least harm,
Bi-fund
..............
(00.00
D l s lr lrt No. 2
_____ ..
.... bring„ oniething, but
where
it will
I ,...iu*
.
tla ok
23,(00.00
most Important
important of all where it will
i i .iiisf.-r
1,6110.00
llank
Intcrcsi ....
Hunk
51.42 41.C67.K
be removed from competition with
M a k i n g B alance
’
. 52.711.2S
the American distribution and l)l*liiir*riitri,l* l o r nl* itiioilksl
where the domestic consumer will Kx|iciidcil for Schools:
S a la rie s o f Teac hers
........ .. ..................
nnd can nt prices profitable to the
Triihsportullnn of pupils ......... ........... ......
producer.
Attorney
...........
I’ xpeuscs of .Administration:
Want Higher Average.
S a la r y of Su pe nnlemleni
...... ................
1.100.00
300.00
T r a v e l i n g expenses of Superintendent
“ The main purpose behind the
P e r t'lem nml Mll.'ioo " f -AI••tu In- r ■*
opening of the European markets
o f Board
........ .....................
Incidentals for hoard and superintendent
for volume outlet of Florida grape
I*r11>11 iik Klrmticlal Statement
....
fruit is not to secure net prices
e x p e n s e s of Ktutrilnatlnus •............
.
higher titan similar fruit may at
the same time be netting in Amcri lea, but to yield a net f. o. b. Flor
ida price that will give the entire
lot. .uni s in k in g cl.pl.* n
52,353 (2
43H.(«
Florida grapefruit crop a higher
217.00
net average in Florida than if the
*4 7.iti;
imaginary
European nllotlment
1.407.50
were marketed here in America.
16.000.00
14.592 SO
“ The transportation problem is
a most vital tine.
A profitable
U05.00
13.9*7.50
cannot
lie
developed
jlnst year, he continues, makes it market
N anr
To
jmost wise to develop the European through a circuitous route.
I J.9s7.5n
.
.
iso o.i
inarkot ns it will nid greatly in ship by ruil or water to New York i*r. Interest Coupon* K’nlil
N 't
i •• ri• 11. Dec em ber
•i . t •- 1
I 4.4(7.50
(making the growing of grapefruit ntui then to Europe would be too W’iirr.int^ OiitNtiitnllnir iTItn*4), D«*<*etnlM r 31, I *f^4
I
it.oou.no
murh expense and time and deter I •» liMMiii.r > llnlurii'e, I *• «*• ti*!#•*r 31. 1924
profitable.
1,532.00
i .i \ n i i . n u : s
The article points out thnt grape ioratiun in the handling of fruit.
M M I I N O U : ( OI NTV
fruit is practically unknown in Eui » » : r i : u n v : i t :u. iu 2 i
“ There is but one way to ship
AnHivvs
i ope and that fruit is not eaten ' Flotilla fruit to Europe and that
(•r
Nrhonl Kurtil
ot breakfast in the European court-1j is front a southern port, prefer- f l a l a n n 4*.• • h in Ilepoiiltoil« nrrnl
«
tries. Extensive advertising must jinhly Jacksonville or other east i*11• t*11 • t•t«•11 Tni«**a fiiehiiliim current year
lilt, and HI n k I iik
lie curried on to educate the in coast ports.
Thcs! shipments Ibiluiin* Tltiu* W urr untHjirrlnl
T il l Hclnml H U t r l r i
habitants of llioi.e countries in man could he made on refrigerate! Ibilniicf* f*nnh in |)«*|iOfilturlcH
mi neon nut current
i.'X|lC|IMC T hxcn
per of serving and in a way that boats, hut some on ventilated boats
I
’riculleft»*d
Tnxt*n
(H|uclul
T
uxch
iihhmnnh I fur cur
will most likely appeal to them. with proper packing, if the fruit
rent eX|»eiUM»), incliidito: current year
“ A real substantial outlet for were protected by pre-cooling sys IbllatlCr i ’iimIi In Miitriet llmid filtidM, inclndini;
Florida grapefruit in Europe is tems.
Intercut nnd ninbliiK fund tnxen
I ’ riciill **Ct ed T ii x e * lil^neHNml fur ItltcrcNi utid Sttll.
■not going to he developed by hap
ink I*und>, ineltiditiM ettrrcni > « . ir
Banana .Market Cited.
hazard shipping of the fruit to
1 oial
“ The biimtmi growers of Central
i .i \h i i . i t i i : h
.the ports and then calming sitting
Hrhoul Knttd
hack to await the return from America have solved their prob Wurrunt** OutNtunditik’ f•«t(•r nrrnl
eurrctit cxiieiiMcn
[these ventures,’’ writes Mr. Dee- lem of placing their product on the ( Tint** Wnrr.intH
gan. "The European wholesale European market by advertising, , N ot e*
**|*rriiO i n % llldtrtcl
li'ruit merchants nnd distributors co-otieitiling nl home mid uiiroad, i S|irrlnl T ;i* OlNtrlet W u rn
iiil* ttiit Ntu tiditiu
'are an intelligent enterprising
Hjirelnl 'lux liintrlcl IlntidN OtitMundlnu
Miu ciiil T u i I dNirlei i N<dc*
'group, but they nre generally igInoruut on the subject of grnpu•fru|t. They cannot be expected to
11.iit*i>M and Luts
put over u campaign alone. If the
Foriill tire
movement for opening up the Eu
Ai>|mrat us
Hrliuul l'ro|i.-rt>
ropean markets for real success,
it must he the result of intense
Srlionl 11fiusi-s ill
ttuciy.
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North Laurel Avenue
SANFQJID, FLORIDA
214 First St.
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The Sanford Herald
Mum4 mr
r r r r r »M «r»«en H fe » »
at
S s n fo ra ,
Florida
Entered a* Second Cls»* Matter.
Ovtnbar IT, 1919. at the roitoffice
at Saaforri. Florida under Act of
March 3. 1197.
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t»hoa e I W
M J iu rm iT u n h a t e s
One Tear—»7.flh Hit Month" 1180
Delivered In City tty Carrier, per
week. ISc. Weekly Edition $1.00
l> *r year._________________________
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N FF.riA I. 3 t l T I ( K i A ll
ohltuary
n o ’ lcea. ra rd a o f thanka, resolution*
and notlcea o f entertainment* w h e r e
rharire" are hied* wil l he charg ed
f»r at r e g u l a r ad vertisin g ratea.
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MF.MIlFIt THIS AMOC1ATBU PIIEM
The Associated Pres* la exclus
ively entitled to the use for reputiiication of nil newa dispatch**
creditea to It or not otherwise credIted In this p ape r and slap tha lo
cal newa pulillahed herein. All rlichta
o f repuhlicatlon of apeclal dispatch-
SATURD AY, MAY 3Q, 1923
T IIE HERALD’S PLATFORM
1.-—Deeper water route to Jackson
ville.
2.— Construction of SL Johng-Indian River canal.
J.— Extension of white way.
4.— Extension of locnl amusements.
— Swlnnlng pool, tennla courts,
etc.
5.— Augmenting of building pro
gram—houses, hotels, spsrtment
houses.
6.— Extension of street paring uro
gram.
7. — Construction of boulevard
around Lake Monroe.
8.—Completion of city beautifica
tion program.
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BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
TRUST IN THE LORD with all
thine heart; and lean not unto thine
own understanding. In nil thy ways
acknowledge him, and he shall di
rect thy paths.— Prov. .1:5, (1.
NEVER A WORD
Never a word in anger,
To cause resentment or pain;
Never a word of impatience,
That you cannot recall again.
Never a word to discourage
A soul that is struggling with
sin;
Never a ward hut to help him,
The blessing of victory to win.
Nev.'r a word of suspicion,
That reflects on another’s name;
Never a word that seems justly
To lay on a burden of blame.
Never n word, though he’s guilty,
But to help him recover and
climb;
Never a word passed in gossip,
Helps any soul any time.
—The Inte Edwin L. Buyer.
--------o-------What they need in Japan is nn
anti-earthquake law.
--------o ---- May has been good to Hanford,
but June will be better.
|
——--------------o--------Some women have lots of pati
ence; look what they are married
to.
----------------- o---------------Things you never see anymore:
a hitching post, in the public
square.
--------o-------The renson you can't keep a
good man down is because lie never
gets down.
-------- o--------- -Whnt has become of the Riffians?—Sant-ota Tbite#. Who are
the It if films 7
They say a lot of things against
the flapper but we know of several
who have made excellent wives.
------- o-------Our idea o f one of the most
pleasant occupations in the world
Is to be a judge at a beauty con
test.
—----- «-------
Today’s best paragraph:
No
Prunella, the Epistles were not the
sisters of the Apostles.—Clermont
Press.
------- o--------It’s significant that Charles G.
Dawes is doing a lot of talking
trying to eliminate too much talk
ing in the senate.
------- a -------Don’t criticise the land owner
who doesn't want to sell Ids prop
erty. He knows the value of tits
holdings will never lie any less
than it is now.
The fellow who is always re
minding you that you can't believe
anything in the newspapers is gen
erally the first one to kick when
the carrier boy fails to deliver a
paper to his house.
--------o-------Fifteen thousand speeches are
made every day in the week
throughout tlie year, according to
statisticians, which probably ac
counts for the increased number
of insane people in the world.
While Jacksonville and Tampa
are having a hot controversy about
which is the largest city in the
state, Miami is going to quietly
slip in and grab the honor and
then ull the argument will he for
nothing.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY/MAY jO , 1925^
PAGE FOUR
h llb M
■x-.V.'*-’
O'
Tw o Kinds O f Motorists
From everywhere in the country comes word of the in
crease in automobile travel. Hundreds of thousands of peo
ple are dashinfj here and yon— especially "yon” — on their
tiueat for a summer vacation trip. And it is that word
"quest" which offers a nucleus for a few paragraphs regard
ing the benefits of these summer* trips.
There are two kinds of motorists. The one has in mind
getting somewhere; the other makes the trip part of the
pleasure of the vacation time. The first one goes tearing
along the road, taking all sorts of risks, seeing nothing of
the country through which he is passing, his sole idea be
ing to get to his destination. And when he reaches his des
tination he presumably has the summer pleasures he went
after so strenuously.
The other motorist travels along ns the spirit moves him.
He gets all the enjoyment possible out of the trip itself. lie
stops at comfortable hotels en route. He takes little side
trips to points of interest. He has all sorts of interesting
experiences on the way to the place he has selected for his
summer’s vacationing. And even though he has used up
many days on the road, he usually feels amply repaid for
them in the memories he has stored away.
This Style Is A lw ays Popu lar W ith the L ittle Boys
DAN
A s Brisbane Sees It
The Romanoff Jewelry.
Manna at 9 to 1.
Ford’a New Plan.
$2.10,000,000 a Year.
A pessimist is nn
thought too much
P lmiIt
We need n law
- ,
can’t mash atrawberriw ** 61
e.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
W fozlS e
( C o p y rig h t 1918)
The former kai*er contir,
■nv nothing anJ chop
L i m e FeLLbW _
TO PROVE its solvency the
.Soviet Government invited all for
eign representatives to inspect the
$:>U,000,000 Romanoff jewel col
lection, still intact.
The envoys, having carefully
studied, the piles of diamonds,
pearls, rubies, gold and platinum,
are supposed to have said, like
Mr.
Warfield at Weber and
Fields: "My boy, your WORD is
sufficient."
BOLSHEVISM keeps the jewels,
including a miniature
railroad
train, studded with big diamonds,
as a horirble example and proof
of Romanoff extravagance.
u e T w e su<JG£Si
It’s
Its foolish to think
A MAlECU'
on ?a?aj
SObVc ir-ilA-i Cj
/v'
Like This
M'Si ifur
5WEU. ?
Keep your teeth off
wheels during green corn ‘2
\\ J
Maybe the men who « t th.fi,
of June ns “ Rotter Mailing
don't owe any bills.
ill..
*
/l \y
Maybe somebody ha, ,0)d 5n
that President Harrison «■
when he was inaugurated.
BUT IT’S what the Czars DID
that counts, not what they spent.
The great Peter spent all that
Russia hud and borrowed more.
Hut he CREATED RUSSIA and
wns a first-class investment.
Nogales, A Hz., soda dnkhfc
ite.l a million. Now his her
stay slicked all the time.
^
News of Walla Wall*, ff,
always remind* us once » »
swimming in muddy water. ^
M AN N A WON the Derby nt 9
to 1. Stcvo Iionoghue rode the
horse, winning Ins sixth Derby.
All that means more to seventy
per cent of Great Britain’s pop
ulation than all the other news of
the week put together. In this
country we don’t devote such in
tense nation-wide interest to any
race. We save that for a prize
fight.
HENRY FORD will use United
States ships, if he gets them, to
take cars Houth anil around into
the Gulf of Mexico and bring fruit
and vegetables back to the North.
That nrogrnmme would be wel
comed by millions. It would help
to solve one problem of distribu
tion und develop the great produc
ing regions o f the South as they
should be developed.
Henry Ford’s route, of course,
should be extended through the I
Panama Canal to the West Const.
Thnt would not please transcon
tinental railroads, hut they could
make it up somehow.
LORD BRADBURY, formerly
British member of the itepara
tions Commission, says France
could pav $&50,000.000 a year on
account of her debts, to lie divided
between England and the United
States, and that regardless of the
amount France may receive from
Germany.
Living may cost more ti„
did. but few of us have to
a pnir of white -h.** now.
Truth is stranger than fieti
More than $78,000,000 ir,rk
• corsets were made last yen. '
News from Paris say* E(3
the best dressmakers. R ^
take a man to dross a worm,
Evidenlally they didn't have mir
rors back in the day when the poet
wrote, “ Oh would some power the
Gifter give us, to see ourselves
While it pays to Ik* honest you
as other see us; it would from
often are a long time collecting.
M Y F A V O R IT E STO RIES
many a blunder free us, and fool
Greenville Piedmont.
BY IR VIN S. COBB
ish notion.”
-------- n-------Hylan says lie’s “ running On all
The Tinws-Unlon says u Now
Over in France the averuge umd now he’* holmee nut part of six cylinders” —and knocking on at J
Jersey man, who was urreated the doughboy had a gurgeoux canfid- m .v money (,ti me
1 wish you’d least five.—Wall Street Journal.
other day upon a charge of intoxi eficu in hi* ability to up* ik lie' inme on over there with me nod
cation, declares he never heard of language of the country.
We're in favor of a daylight *av- 1
In u 1straighten the thing mit and make
prohibition. There are a few peo Norman village, one duy a per- i.jul guy haul hi whnt'.t coming ing plan that will operate only in
ple here who are apparently suffer plexed looking private, who had to me."
the afternoon.— Arkansas Gazette.
ing from the same thing.
not been abroad very long, ap
“ Sure I will." -aid the other.
-------- o------- proached a seasoned campaigner
One thing to remember while |
Moved In curiti.Hiiy. a friend of
Why not have another pay-up|of the A. E. F. und asked the hit mine trailed behind them, rrriv- |driving an auto is some other driv- j
week in Sanford. Under the aus ter if he spoke French.
ing just in tune to hear sue fol er may be crazy us. you are.—Co
pice* o f the Sanford Credit Asso
“ Sure I speuk French,’’ raid the lowing dialogue between the Img- lumbia Record.
ciation a "pedal week during veteran. “ What’s the matter7*
ui*t nr..I the ■tnr*keei**-r:
which people paid their little hilts
“ Here's what's the matter," said
An Englishman says he will con-;
"Rnrliz \oo Fi unsay 7"
would result in placing many more* the green soldier. “ The Flog lliut I “ Dui, eui, monsieur.’
vert America into a nation of tea-1
dollart in circulation which in turn keeps that shop yonder across the
"Then, why the h—1 dou’t you drinkers. Possibly he intends to
would nu-an belter business eondi- street sold me .mine post cards, give this here boy his
right introduce the English kind of cof
twr.-s for this city.
and 1 gave him a uti franc note, change 7't
fee.— Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
Detroit insurance man mii i
en hours is enough deep, la
didn’t know they slept.
\
JU ST IN PA S S IN G
I1Y R.
HOLLY
Several people have been discussing the half holiday on
Saturday afternoons instead of Thursday and it seems ^to
appeal to the majority of the employees and employers. Why
not try it for three months tilts summer and see how it works7
Some of my friends in the rural districts said they would
In* lost if they could not come down to the city on Saturday
night* to shop. They could do all their shopping Friday
nights and then have Saturday night for the theater and for
cold drinks, etc. Closing Saturday at noon would not mean
that every place in Sanford would lie shut up entirely.
TH E S E C U R IT IE S
YOU O W N
Many stores would adopt the policy of allowing the clerks
to take turn about on Saturday afternoons—such stores as
drug stores and cold drinks and cafes for instance— and they
would be open just the same as they are now on Thursday
afternoons. Closing Saturday uIteration would not be different
from closing on Thursday. It would only be on a different
afternoon.
•
FRENCH STATESMEN, who
know more about Franco's f innncial position than any English
man can know, declare such pay
ment is impossible. At the pres
ent rate of exchange, $250,000,000 would ho five thousand mil
Sanford is getting u lot of good advertising from the
“ Th e Boy Sitting N e x t To W illie"
lion francs a year, which is the i
Florida State League from the very fact that a city of this
amount took us the price of French
-*neii
•i/.e has enough pen to support a team. And in supporting the
■»
•'■^Tanf-TWrnilMrffTniTntnrs.s men are interested in this project,
That old story o f the fond mother who entrusted hoi* lit- defeat in 1870.
dis-t
A ball team means business in ail lines ami Just a few of the
tie boy, Willie, to the school teacher with the injunction, "It c lm j(m jM ,ju, fnlj in
Frunclx
business men should not lie enlist! upon to do it all. Of course
W'illio is naughty, just whip the little hoy next to him, and franc,
a few of us are soft enough to give it nil hut we gel tired
it will frighten Willie into perfect obedience" is often recall
at times.
AMUNDSEN HAS been missing
ed. There are fond mothers in Sanford who are rearing
six days and the President ex
Every team in tin* Florida League cannot be a winning
their children on the principal that I lie neighbor children presses willingness to send one of
team anil just because we happen to he the cellar champs just
are the ones that should he punished for Ihe sins of llieir our dirigibles to look for him. If
now la no reason for laying down on the job. I get just us
disaster has happened to tin* cour
"W illies," or "M arys" as the case may he.
much kick out of our team when they tire tail enders ns 1
explorers, it is probably
would if they were down in front. Certainly they are play
Children are often forbidden to play with certain children ageous
too Lite IIIIW to rave them, ixioking good hall even if they do have their otf days. None of us
because those alleged naughty children corrupt their morals |irig for human beings painfully
are perfect all the time, if you know my meaning.
find their manners, when six times nut of a dozen, there is [climbing over ice hummocks nenr
just as much danger of the alleged good children corrupting
Pole would lie like hunting a
Riley Fletcher Berry, one of the most prominent and one
of the best writers in the state is making the Florida Trucker
their htaynmu*, a, the oil,,,- way ,mmml.
.
S j f c 'S . 'S t
popular with thousands of readers all over the south. Some
I’crnaps the greatest need is that sense of universal par_____
of the Sanford folks could subscribe for the Truckers and help
outage which now and then is found in the hearts of fin e 1 CONGRESSMAN FISH, from
it along. It is published here nml is doing a lot for this com
men ai
and women. A good mother should feel keen interest |New York thinks the President
munity as well as the rest of the state.
.
,
- t i t
i
t*t
ought to prosecute Otto 11. Kahn,
in the welfare of the children in her neighborhood. She n..mrU,,j jh i.nria to have said
If you have not already given your hit for tile American
should want them to he healthy, happy youngsters, quitej things about the American “ debt
Legion Endowment Fund you should give it today. Never
good enough for her children to play with. She should he note” unpjensing to the Admimsmind what you think about the government doing tin- and that,
more on the alert to see that her children bring no harm
Congressman H*h means
what I think about the government would not took well in
well, probably, Mr. Kahn also, and
print but tiiat does not help the maimed soldiers and their
to other hoys and girls, than she is watchful of the harm ns to prosecuting Kahn, there i< a
families just now when they need help. We have been depend
that other children might bring to her own family.
paragraph in tin- Constitution uing upon the government for thi> held and they have faited
Too often the selfishness that directs a mother to look liout freo speech thnt perhaps would
and
meantime these soldiers and their families are suffering.
after her own boys and girls to the exclusion of other peo interfere witli thnt.
Don't forget that.
ple's children is the selfishness that is found reflected in 1 q*j|(.; AMERICAN Medical A
unndmirnhle characteristics that will linger throughout her I sorintiun, holding its Tilth an
children’s lives. The little prig who is taught to consider mi ll convention, decides that all >>ho! is essential in the treatment
himself better than (lie boys across tin* street is often pos of
diseases and that doctors should
sessed of detestable traits of character— traits that are vast Ik* allowed to prescribe for pat
ly more deplorable than the temporary "badness" of the ill- ients as much as they choose.
Many citizens feel that sain ■
mannered. rough-and-tumble youngster with whom lie is for
way,
but would like to do tlii*ii
bidden to play.
own prescribing. But prohibition
Thu mother who is big enough to make a place in her enthusiasts, sincere and deiermin
heart for all children seldom lias to worry about her own led hnve different views. Ami
children going wrong. Her home is a rendezvous for merry won’t Ik* easy to change those
youngsters, and there she deals with them on that fair and views.
square Imsis that every honest hoy and girl admires, and is
MESSRS. FALL, Dnhcny ami1
willing to abide by.
Sinclair have been re-indicted for
Poor little "W illie" being taught the problems of life by conspiracy by a Grand Jury in the;
District of Colombia. If you fin i
a mother who could ask tiat an innocent child In* punished anybody
anxious to bet that Mr.
for his sins has many a counterpart in this world, riven Fall will go to jail for selling the
in Sanford there are parents who are working grave injury people’s oil lands mid taking sc
upon the characters of their children under just such idiotic erel payment for the sale TAKE
THE BET.
We don’t jail the I
conceptions of love and devotion!
really big criminals in this coun
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Little criminals, yes. ] j *
SIIAMri ON T llr i man >f cultivated taste who permits a dangerous country fur them, if
refinement to develop into a fastidiousness that unfits him they’re caught.
for doing the rough work of a workaday world. Among the
Contemporary Comments
free peoples who govern themselves there is only it small
held of usefulness open for the men of cl listen'd life who
There seem to he all the making.*
shrink front contact with their fellows. Still less room is of a rum row on Rum Row.— Ar
there for those who deride or slight wlmt is done by those kansas Gazette.
who actually hear the brunt of the bay; not yet for those
Soup made Lord 1-overbidme a
others who always profess that they would like to take ac
multi-millionaire. He cleaned up.
tion is only the conditions of life were not whnt they actual — Wichita Eagle.
an*.— Theodore Roosevelt.
Some stenographers fan-, _
much better than their bo.^
The town of Bath. Mai™ ^
bo very busy on Saturday£
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O f these two kinds of motorists you are privileged to
make your choice. You may prefer to be included in the
numbers that think nn automobile is merely a contraption
to get you somewhere. You may derive your best pleasure
from forcing your car to its utmost endeavor; and are still
in that youthful-minded class who like to boast of the dis
tance you made in a minimum number of hours.
But the other class will smile to themselves and think
their way is best. The motorist of the leisurely kind will
speed his car to get to a good hotel before nightfall, so he can
have his choice of accommodations, He will speed through
uninteresting country, and loaf along through sections that
please him. It idl depends upon what a summer vacation is
supposed to be, and what is the best way to get the most out
of the motor trip which nowadays heads the list of summer
vacation methods.
From one small town in Kentucky twenty families that
have never made a practice of going away in the summer
have set out in various directions in their flivers and their
heavier cars to see the United States. Some of those trav
elers will dash along the roads, trying to get somewhere and
will see nothing as they go. Some of them will not go far
in miles hut will travel around the world and back again in
the richness of their experiences.
This surely does make an interesting "nucleus" for auto
mobile talk without a doubt. If you happen to go some place
In your car this summer, take stock of the various type of
travelers. Some of them set their faces in funny grim lines,
hand on to their sterl ing wheels with taught muscles, and
go hell-bent, lickety-split along the highways, endangering
other people’s, as well as their own, lives. And a day ahead
of their schedule reach their destination where they put in
their stated vacation weeks, and then set out for home, hell
bent, lickety split!
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And on the highways in the United States today are
hundreds of thousands of motorists who can pretty well he
classified in one group or the oilier, with extremes in each
that are equally failing to get what they could get out of
their summer trips. There’s a whole lot, however, in view
point.
a.... ■i.gjB h
should not be left in any place where there is risk
of loss from fire <*r theft. Better rent a I’rivate
Lock Bov in our Safe Deposit Vault— then yoi
have no worrv about their safety. The rental Is
only $2.00 to $5.00 pc.* year.
fjEminole (l|punhj]J)aiik
Sanford,Fla.
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
V J iiiix iN iiix E iiiiin iia iix iB a im iiiiiu n iiiii
Lake Front Properly
We have several attractive buys in property nn
Monroe, Crystal Lake, Yankee Lake and other tow
in and dose to Sanford.
$100 to $1500.00 per acre
A C R E A G E FOR SU B -D IV ISIO N
Located in Sanford— a Rood buy, $550.00 per acre
Memorial Day today and our flags are out denoting this
event that means so much in the memories of those men who
fought in the various wars and so little to those who never
went forth to do their duty to God and country, llovv easy
it is to forget about the men who have really done something
m their time and how easy it i to remember about those men
who have done nothing hut get all the emoluments in this life.
Britt-Chitienden Realty Company, Irx
Realtors.
First St.
I nm not going anywhere this summer except to take a
few side trips for a lew week* at a time.
Sanford is too
busy for me to leave and then it is so delightful here all dur
ing the summer months that I would be foolish to try for u
better place in which to spend Hie summer. So you will find
me and many others whiling away a half holiday on our beau
tiful lakes m and around Sanford all this summer.
Home Investment
Again it will he profitable for our people to stay here
this summer und rake in some of the sheckets that will he made
here in real estate. There are more people just now buy
ing real estate than there w**re nil winter. This sounds
at range but it is true and there will he twice as many people
here during the balance of the summer as there are now and
they are buying Suntord property. Why g o away 7
3-Family V I Room House, Screened
porches. 2 baths. Garage. Exelus*
ive neighborhood. Income—$80 Per
month.
Maybe you do not care for a hand, maybe you do not
think it has its place in the community but I really believe
that a city without a good bnnd i* a dead city. You cannot
have much life, you cannot have a celebration, you cannot have
a real ball game without a good band and our concerts are en
joyed hy everyone- even by those who have never given a
cent to the bnnd. So for my part I want to say that our bund
should be nn integral part of the city and we should have it
nil the time.
Price $6,500— Terms.
Seminole Business Exchange
221 W. First St.— Opposite Bust Office
Lake Acreage
■ ■ i i c i i a i z i i a E B H X i i i a z i i i i a i i i a aaaaaaiaa*alial
SILVER LA K E
550 FI on Lake
A IN T NOW
A Y LAT0I
875 Ft. on Road
31 AC R E S
Splendid subdivision Tract
Good terms
Sanford Realty Co.
H. S. LONG, Manager.
Rooms 10 and 11 Ball Bldg.
For Labor and Materials
Sanford Paint and Wall PaPer
Bhont
112 First St.
Rhone
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THE SANFORD HERALD,)SATURDAY. MAY 3<K 1025.
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The Social Side of Sanford
fELEPnONE:—Offic« 148
MISS K ATH R YN W ILK E Y , Society Editor
Social
Calendar
.D A I S Y B A N Q U E T ” IS G IV E N F R ID A Y
N IG H T B Y E N G IN E E R B R O TH E R H O O D
AND
I N T E R N A T IO N A L A U X I L I A R Y
A t the Woman’s Club Friday ev- j Invocation— C. A. Hackney.
Monday
enimr the
.. Brotherhood
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, Response to welcome address
tv. regular monthly
business
motive
hnKjneers
nnd
the
Grand
,,f the Woman’s Mission- international Auxiliary held their was given by B. K. Shelly. Short
* Society of the Methodist annual banquet celebratinR their hut interesting talks were Riven
tl, wiH be held in th£ church fourth anniversary with a “ Daisy by T. L. Dumas, H. R. Stevens,
\V. S. Parker, Mrs. W. L. Unrbcr
! j;J0 o'clock.
Banquet.
and W. G. Hodges.
rvf annual commencement week
The attractive club auditorium
Toasts were given by Mrs. L.
L " Recital honoring the grad- was never lovlier.
The balcony M. Telford nnd .Mrs. M. E. Moye.
m of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson rail and mantel
were entwined Mrs. Robert Glenn rendered a
(fiven in the High Sctiool with fern and treat baskets of beautiful solo.
daisies were placed about the
iliitoriuni at 8 o’clock.
Twelve small daughters of eng
tv Woman’s
Unit of
the room in artistic arranRement.
ineers in daisy costumes gave a
rt-rth Service Lcncuc o f the Holy
Each o f the tables was centered beautiful drill ambiance nnd ArL.
Parish will hold its Vast by a crystal basket filled with lino Goddard delighted the audi
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\_i,r meeting
the unnann
season with daisies
and‘ fern, with n bit of ence with a reading. John and
ii„ George A. DcCottes at 3 o’- yellow tulle tied to the handies. Pete Schirnrd gave
a spendid
All members are requested Upon the stage a small locomotive cornet duet. R. E. Griffin gave a
painted by Byron Stevens and much enjoyed reading.
' v present.
,v wil
.
William
fare
be a meeting of the bearing number 1)54 of
A fancy drill was given by the
fc«byterian Auxiliary
at the , Shelby’s engine, was placed, hon- G. I. A. ladies in costume. Fol
larch at I o’clock.
oring the member whoso service lowing this Mrs. Fannie McConnell,
------- has covered the greater number of past president, brought in a great
of ,nunob on a daisy banked
ur
and •Mrs.
Thrasher
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Airs. Mmark
received
ten cart.
She was followed by
’ntertain W ith Dance uuests at the doornml Mrs. L. M. Mrs. M. Minnrk. bearing tho light
, rr
w Telford had charge of the regist- • ed candles as the symbol of the
nHonOl Al.isswewnian er. Receiving were: Mrs. Alfred "light of truth." Mrs. Alfred L il
-------Liljn, president; Mrs. Fanniu Mc- jn came next with a tea cart up
-Okander Lodge", the nrtlsitlc Connel, past president; William on which was placed a birthday
cottage of Mr. nnd Mrs. Shelly, past chief and J. C. Ay- cake of many tiers with four tiny
i l Thradier and overlooking cock, chief.
candle;'. Arranged about the cake
A t Mary was the scene Friday
" hen the guests had assembled were tall lighted tapers placed t j
rtrinc of an informal dance, John Courier, Jr., George Moye ami represent tho star and crescent,
tiek wait given by Mr, and Mrs. tl. ( . Goddard, Jr., of Lakeland, which compose the emblems of
irgber honoring Miss Olive New- . eamo, iipan^the stage and blew a the organization.
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who .-ails with her grand- hiud Must from a whistle and anA fter the cake was cut nnd
on June 3 to spend the nounced the banquet served,
punch was served, Mrs. Robert
r in England.
Ten daintv little costumed niaid- Glenn anti Mrs. Middleton sang.
TV rustic atmosphere of the enR. who are daughters of engin- "The End o f a Perfect Day" and
living hall and large porch tL'r-'' •st‘, ve<l the delicious banquet the entire assemblage sang the
„ made more attractive with which wits thoroughly enjoyed bv parting song, "Goodnight.”
[.•orationi' of pine boughs, moss me L>0 present. Many original
Much credit is due Mrs. Liljn,
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fcjnnn.v wild flowers.
The sport songs and impromptu speeches president, Mrs. Robert Howell,
of the guests added to the were given during the meal. The chairman of refreshments, Mrs.
SforrasliU of of a most delight- Mere Orchestra gave a delight- L. M. Telford, chairman of decor
[| and thoroughly enjoyed even- *‘il Program during the banquet. ations and Mrs, M. Minnrk, chair
t Pun-h was served through Tho following splendid program man of the program anti for the
splendid meeting which was per
j (vening and at a lute hour u was
fect in every detail.
Jttr sapper was served. A huge
Airs. Alfred Ltlja—Greeting,
fn fire which burned on the lake
T E LE P H O N E :— Res. 423-J
Personals
Mrs. Harry AValsh nnd Mrs. Ma
rio Carey spent Saturday in Or
lando.
^ S. M. Scherman o f Watcrbury,
Conn., is the guest of Mr. nnd
Mrs. S. S. Baunicl.
Silverware
Mrs. Lida Ten Eyck of Wilming
ton, Del., is spending a few days
in Sanfonl as a guest o f the Monte
zuma Hotel.
M rs.
H a rry
W a rd
I s T . ' ^ r l n K . ,‘chmnn nml * l n ' Wm
O f ° SB o l
L , v e r s :t l u b i W ‘ f ' ’ s ; B r t t o C l u b I s
tntertaineii most delightfully
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1Litre Siius ilcidgf Club, the
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Mrs. Ilnirv Ward delightfully M l ’ S A l e X i l l m C r V U l l g l l II
It* jjut'.its.
entertained
Friday
afternoon
Anibundmife of roses ur.il gard- nu-mlK'r-i of the Book Lovers Club
In her usual gracious manner.
m strikingly artistic nnd some extra guests at her Mrs. Alexander Vaughn entertain
’Mremviu were used in dc- home on Seventh Street.
ed the Idlers Bridge Club Friday
Gay garden flowers were used afternoon at her home on I’urk
Oil lowing the game of
iz? ililuiuijs refreshments of jn profusion ia decorating.
As Avenue with luncheon and bridge.
aljil .in,| i, ,. r0llr>se m ,rt. serv- R always does, the club spent a
A delicious picnic luncheon was
h; Mr-_ Langley assisted by most pleasant afteraon in the served in regular picnic fashion
r r.;--, Mi , Mildred Simmons discussion of lute hooks and in- in the garden beneath the Is'nuti4Mi, - Edith Teague.
terested conversation. During the ful trees nnd the game of bridge
f -t making high scores Mrs “ Hcrnoon delicious refreshments which followed, was also played
there. The club prize for high
if Hankins Of the guests *waa " f tw,> n,l,rst>s wt r‘ aervetlanicl .i , m uluss comport, Mrs.
Those present were: Mrs. Stol- score was won by Mrs. Hurry
' liillv i.i the Kntre Noil's and 1“
Arrington, Mrs. J,
Hen- II. Ileeren.
" I. Ihigpen of the Every nett, Mrs. L. I’. Hagan, Miss AnMrs. George G. Herring and Mrs.
••• », r i „ awarded cut glass nie Hawkins. Mrs. Alice Hill. Mrs. Sanford Doudncy substituted for
’Jwich ti.iv
For tho cut prize JPace. Mrs. Henry McLuul- absent members. The club mem
’ i'lsi;. lurner was presented *"• Mrs. Itoy F. Symes, Mrs. Fred bers present were: Mrs. John
•tnfcri iili ic i towel.
Williams. Mrs. E. 1*. Morse, Mrs. Meisch. Mrs. Harry H. Ileeren,
D.
A. Caldwell, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Mrs. Roland Reed, Mrs. Kndnr Cur,e i laving were: Mrs. II. F.
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C. Clements. Mrs. H. It. Stevens ami Mrs. Sara Rnst- Ictte, Mrs. John John Bonder and
Mrs. George Hart.
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F o r Th e K iddies
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Whitner will
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nui Mrs. S. O. Chase for
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The Jeweler
H ea lth fu l Food.
212 E. First St.
In Cartons This Week
Kids
Heir i. iT" ^'^H t and
i with'it' rcn W*U leave
kfo.
L. antl Sirs. Van
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two
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M- ' r'Lhri
r*‘ Maurer,
',,,hn c- Sr.,aurer,
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Or. an‘ l ' ’invent .Mact *i>tt ' Lthrsday by motor for
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days.
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Teds, Step-ins and “ Ensem ble
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neighbor n a t i o n s,j
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Ensemble Suits.
Mr. J Edw. Grimes
Eine^quality, heavy, all pure
silk flat crepe. Trim m ed with
beautiful French V a l Lace.
o f Brooklyn, N . Y .
In Tho
$8.75 to $15.00
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Gowns, Teds and Step-ins
“ Van R a a lte", make, trim m ed
with round thread and val
laces.
Theatre
$3,50 to $5.00
N-
This lot bought especially fo r
graduation week.
Sanford, Fla.
A ll Silk ( hit ton Hose **\ an R aalte make, in all the ligh t shades. Peach, nude,
lavender, mle and m aize. F in e qu ality nilk
$2.50 p a ir
N ew Beads
Phoenix Siik Hose
N e w shipment o f Choker Beads, one
and three strings in the lig h t pastal
shades, fo r graduation gifts.
Pure thread silk, fu ll fashioned, in
every ligh t and dark shade.
$1.00 to $2.00
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plans are a flo a t prom
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Yet
there combs to lig h t a
ceaslcss,
u n tirin g
w ork in g
to
create
weapons o f destruc
t io n - a ir c r a ft ; poison
gas, cruisers, bombs,
liquid fire.
$3.50 to $5.00 Silk U n d erw ear
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Si I ' *'v• prominent realtors
.Irterslmr
i. >ur.K aru guests of
l llute
S h iftin g o f g o v e r n
ments has been the
history o f the w orld;
and much s u ffe r in g
has resulted from the
tho ugh 11ess u n concern
o f Pow ers — jealous
crafty, plotting: .fo r
control o f the w orld.
McLaulm
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millions now livingw ill never die
Sec my wedding gift window
for suggest inns.
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that
and
tiharm
grace to each
occasion
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Established
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JlohiU.' U ,l' ° n U nd Mra- G'
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Cut Glass,
China,
Si!\ erwarc,
: ‘ Clocks.
OUIl
Styles in Font went* For
G R A D U A T IO N D A Y S
Shall be
Whether it be plated or ster
ling it will lie cherished by the
newly-weds for its artistic e f
fect and its manv venrs of
service.
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Hi- Kathryn Wilkey, Mrs.
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L -Smith, Mrs. ,|. o. Igincy,
1,1 Ui* Forest. Miss Edith
ip L' ! ' J"hn MacDonald, Mrs.
, u ,V V.” - 'Valter Wight,
‘ U Mabrey, Mrs. Mary
l : ’ V a n Duzee, Mrs. L.
M-s. J. c.
Deen,
The W orld
ERE’S a (lift that lasts and
grows in appreciation with
the passing years.
iflj, Miss .Mary Elizabeth Pule
Cherry Nut
A pretty party was given Friday Vanilla
, Mo* Muu Holly, Miss GeorgMrs. E. L. Schumaker of Eustls,
ilfoklfV. Miss Sara Evalyn Wil vice president of section seven of evening by .Mrs. Herbert Russetl
Strawberry
ts!, Miss Naomi Scoggnn, Miss the Florida Federation o f Wo- at her home on Mellonvillc Av- Pineapple
H fGriffin, Miss Louise Sarl- men’s Clubs will be the guest of [ mute, honoring her sister, Miss
Chocolate
Vllia Sarita Lake, Miss Kityy honor at the get-to-gether lunch- Laura Lehman, who leaves ini - iianana Nut
W .Miss !.<• Claire Jones, Miss con at the Woman’s Club Wcdnes- mediately after commencement to
pit1
, Htr.ty, Miss Florence Hen- lay, June 3. Mrs. Schumaker will take a nurses’ coursit in a Chicago
EAri Dodson, Harry Ehie, give a brief address on the work hospital.
Seminole C ream ery
Hie color scheme of green and
fa felsch. Jr., Edgerton Pat- undertaken in her district and in
Company
aG. W. Spencer. Jr., Frank ( which the Sanford club tis ex- gold, the senior class colors, was
used to decorate the living and
dtxxl, Raymond Bearden, Ev- ported to take an active part.
(Pa*h. Herbert Messer, lia r - 1 Those who remember the charm dining rooms, white Shasta daisies,
Phone UTI
•mint. Mtinroe Hutton, Sam .and vivacity of the sectional vice- the class flowers, were used in
crystal
^inskejs
op
tin;
tables
where
w*i\.Robert. Thrasher. iV» J J ncvsklent. ire
Fmrford vis^ Wil.-mn.- ' YSlllinm' its will* |,.Mf Yd rU n P Kith’ grtnt supper, was served at" 7 o'clock.
The smaller details in the table
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Lake*, pleasure to her coming.
decorations were nlso in green anil
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The hostess served hot waffles,
chicken sandwiches, ice cream and
■ . C. Deep. The hostesses for the cake to the following young la : t
lOVOlV b l ’ lc Ig 'C P a r t y I s ‘ lav are Mrs. G. I. Isnicks, Mrs. It. dies: Miss Dorothy Mero, Miss Ol 2 |
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A. Newman and Mrs. G. D. Bishop. ive Russell, .Miss Nail Paxton, Miss ,
liven l» y M r s . L a n g l e y
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Carol
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A fle r n u o n
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Mrs. R. A. Terheun returned
homo Thursday from Key West
where she visited members of the
Auxiliary of the Spanish War Vet
erans.
W ill Mrs. H erbert Russell
S S M;cim!PMai dj!1ft Be Guest o f H onor A t Gives D eligh tfu l P a rty
■ J r.il Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Mil!. W o m a n ’ s
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Yesterday’s
Results
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Tampa 3-2; Sanford 1-0,
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Li-kki—iitl 3-1, 31. I’clt.oLui* C-2.
Memphis 7; Birmingham 2.
LAKELAND ,
May 30.—Tim
Highlanders dropped the first of
u double header, 0-5, nnd won the
second here yesterday. The first
game was a two hour ami a half
bnttle which went eleven innings
while the second was called in the
fifth because o f darkness, with the
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Highlander:! on th elong end of a
Cleveland 4; St. Louis 7.
4 to 2 Score. Manager Block pro
Detroit ID; Chicago 9.
tested the second game after it was
Boston 3; Washington 7.
over,
due to the fact that it was
New York !; Philadelphia 0. (Sec
in the sixth when called with Lake
ond game
.poned, rain.)
land at bat.
The Ilex Scarp.
AH . It. H. PO, A. E.
ST. PETE
Allen, sh.
.. 4 1 1 4 3 1
Shannon, If. . .. 5 O 2 3 n 0
Morris, rf......
l o •» 1 ii 0
Messncr, 2b.
.. 4 0 3 5 f).* 1
Brown, cf.
.. 1 0 1 4 0 1)
Barnes, lb. . . fi 1) l 9 0 0
Doyle, 3b....... .. 5 1 2 3 li 0
Besse, c......... .. 5 II T 3 •» 1
Mnrgride Is Given Perfect Brower, p...... .. 4 0 l 1 3 1)
N A TIO N A L LEAGUE
Brooklyn 11; Boston's.'
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Chicago 10; Cincinnati 0.
St. Louts 1; Pittsburgh 0.
Phila Iphia-Ncw York, rain.
CHAMPSWIN7TO3
FROMBOSTONBY
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Support; Athletics Take
. 42 r, 14 33 13
Totals
One From Yankees fi to I; LARI'; LAND
AB . it. 11. PO,.A. E.
Detroit Defeats Chicago Dumas, 3b...... 5 0 II 4 ♦> 1
WASHINGTON, May 30.— Turn
ing in five double plays the Sena
tors' infield provided air tight sup
port yesterday behind steady pitch
ing by Mogridge and the champ
ions took the first game of the se
ries with the Boston Red .Sox, 7
to 3. Boston made a belated rally
in the ninth to score two runs hut
Mogridge had enough in reserve to
shut o ff their last hid.
Score by innings:
Boston ...
Oil) 000 002—3-10-3
Washington
023 101 00x— 7-12-0
Bntteri.s: Zohmzcr, Ross, Fulir
and Picinich; Mogridge nnd Ruel.
Iluekiey, ss. ..
Surface, rf. ..
Brazier, rf. ..
Welch, if. . ..
McQue, 2b. ..
Doyle, lb.......
Francis, c. . ..
Johnson, p......
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...... You are no different; front any other
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cation, improvements, and home building
are increasing values enough to n^.ke
someone want to pay more than you have
paid....... They are at OAK HILL.............
You can see that for yourself....... That
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Room 7. Hull llhlg.
IN O A K
Next Winter’s Profits are
being bought now
atOak
Telephone
Sanford. Fla.
K. A. FRIES. Secy-Tims.
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L. E. WHITE, Prea.
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.........................
E. F. L A N E
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Totals
.
24 0 5 21 9 I
bcorc by innings:
Tam pa.........
mu urn l) —2
Kitnfurd
.............. ()00 OOO 0—()
Summary: Two Pune hit, Cusack
(2 ). Sacrifice hit*, Weik. Left on
bih»c, Sniifmd 8; 3'nmim 3. Double
plpys, AVuik to Snead to Jessmer.;
Base on balls, o ff Cooper 3; Cuauck 1. Struck out by Cooper 2;
Cusack 1. First base on errors,
Sanford I; Tampa 4. Passe/I ball,
Huggins. Time of game, 1:15. Um
pire, Ross,
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Today’s (lames
n 1 3 1 11
1 u 1) 1 4 0
, Total*
23
1 21 12 1 ;
x Ran for Weik ui 31<i from nDC* !a
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HANFORD
it. ii PO. A. E.
All
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0 II 3 0 0
Curiey, rf. ..
Abell, If.
. 3 It 1 1 II i
Waliak, 2I>.
3 0 1) *« «] n H
Balloy. lb.
3 0 0 U 0 it M
Friable, *s. . •1 0 0 »»_*1 0 ■
Murphy, c. . •1 II 0 1 1 0
Porter, 3b.
3 0 »> II .3 1
Kinsey, cf.
. 3 0 11 3 O 0
Cusack, p.
.. 3 u ** 0 1 *i
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To All Whom
•CINCINNATI. May HO.— Chicago | ■
T A K II So rlt Hi
took the second straight game I
That f. tut Attorney for the Htocu- o IT lC It / V , rttr' oftp 3
ec
. a* Dn*
holders of the Semiticole nealty and Strtron
fi*otn Cincinnati, 10 to 0, in a froe|
Investment Corpora thon, » corpora-1 s t o r e s n in io n , 5;jc by man'3*
hitting contest here yeaterdny.; FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
iii in tifiilitr
under llii1
the* liiWH
lawn t*f
of Unit Ml at* oifTtrntnrt
• Won Lost Pet. i.f Florida, shall. on lb*’ •ln,h day S I T I C I D E CO., Coinmsre
Alexander was batted out o f the ‘
of
June,
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bbx in the fourth inning.
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19
21
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Score by innings:
nmpa
............... ’ t .71 hmrlnfc can ti«» find .ippty to Ili«*
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Chicago .. .. 210 203 002- 10-12-0 1.akeland............... 17 21 • '* .indue of the Circuit *ourt ScvJO
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fa»»! irri r» at Sanford. ~Flo*
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Real Estale—inj5Urantt
Batteries:
Alexander,
Bnsli,
rlda. or wherever the said Judge
N A TIO N A L LEAGUE
then be In snld circuit, for a
Jcnc* and Hartnett; Sheehan, Mny,
Won Lost I’ct. may
I'eeree of Dlaaclutlon of un* Hem* A ll kinds or property listed form,-1
Ecnton nnd Biemillcr nnd Brug- New Yoik .............2 T -1 T
Inoie
Itealty and Investment tor.094
gy and Douglas.
.595 porutlon. n Covporatlon .>•» nfortPark Avenue and S«oad Str«,
Brooklyn.....................2215
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Pittsburgh
............ 19 10
.18<I I i tinsel for Himlnote Itealty mu.
Philadelphia .. ..
47 * 18
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Boston .................... Id i 20
Winning Hun Is Forced In
Nntlr.- is ln*r»-li>i ggiiv e n , that we. Chicngo ............ - 18 l 23
Attomey-at-Law
•a? ChinaWnrc in Enffiish Porce
Will nil 111., Jlltll
Last Half of Ninth Innimr.l
Will
practice
in all the ^
St.
Louis
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13
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t t O ln C i lv
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Hornsby Get 10th Hoitie‘,
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
iii -In S-■v*■:»!!■ la d le Hun for This Season Friday t’irculi
China make lovely gifts
lal circuit. ill Ills Cllumliers in Han
Titles given especial attend*
Won Lost Pet.
ford. Florida, o r as soon t h e r e a f
. [ft* ‘ V * . v U
.722
Offices in Seminole County
20 ‘ 10
ter a* th,. matter can I»* heard, tor Philadelphia
PITTSBURGH, May 30.— Pitts un or,Or k ra m In,; nnd a p p r o v in g Washington
ic.32! The B all H ard w are
.. 21 14
Building
n Uinrtor. in co rp.iratlng H A N I ' u l t l r
.553
.. . . . 2 1 ; i7
burgh defeated St. Louis yesterday S’ A*’ i IT I’l-l ’ n. ns a corp oratio n, Chicago
.528
O T K* 'It 1’It U F l T , un der tile l a w s C levelan d ......... .. 19 47
0 to 5. The Pirtcs scored the win N
o/l • O'.
. I7d
o f th,. .State nt l*Tor:,lu.
St. Louis
Tie*
u.-tieral
nature
nod
ulijrrt
ning run in the Inst innng when,
.105
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New
York
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o f the rorporatlon m i til t e t *» pro
with the bnses loaded, Dickermnn uini.• water and otliletn snorts. In-! Detroit
.399 S
„ 10, 25
,-ltiiiwt Hunt . arlim. and develop-1
*3 id:«
.. I i 20
hit Cuyler witli a pitched ball. merit of sKIC iii homing, and the I Boston
O N E H A L F M IL E
« n r o i.r iig m e r l ,,f e .ie in l In t e l I ' p n i : e j
Hornsby hit his tenth home run of mid
SOUTHERN
ASSOCIATION
12
niutiiiil Impr: v.mnmt. and to
rS
the season in the fifth. Trnynor prof Id' nnd m till! nln nn; and ml
Won Lost Pet.
also hit for four sacks.
.571 n
18
........
2*(
Nashville
the
.558
Score by inninga:
20
........25
Atlanta
.548
New Orlentm ...... 23 19
St. Louis .. .. 001 030 001— 5-8-0
said
h elieflt ami advancement of
22
.522
........ 24
Memphis
Pittsburgh
001 200 021-0-9-1 members.
.500
22
Batteries: Dickerman and Sch
11,. |n*ii|ios<'d elia.-ter or such n.r- Birmingham . ....... 22
.48'.*
23
midt and O’ Fnrrell; Kroner and lior.itIon Is now* on file in the of- Chattanooga
fl*. of the •*l,*rs of the Circuit Mobile
25
.441
Adams nnd E. Smith.
I'nurt In uud for Heininote County,
With twenty-five acres Rood celery land.
..'178
....... . 17 28
Little Rock
Florida.
it at
F lo r id a . I lils
• DODGSRS nr.AT BRAVES
JE
Easy terms at n low price
SOUTH A TI .ANTIC LEAG l
t-*..
dav if M tv. A l» P C S .
BOSTON, May 30.— Brooklyn
.1 i: Kinnrvt Arthur K. Vowtdl;
Won Lost Pet.
vman II. White; Frank I. Madefeated Boston II to 5 yesterday, tV,
.847
........ 22 12
N, HI 'o '*. W. KJilght; It .1 Holly; Macon
the last half of the game being Uni..lull Chase, A. \V. Fpp-*.
.808
. 20 13
Charlotte
played in a steady drizzle.
The
.800
21 14
Greenville
Robbins hit Mar<|uard and Ryan
16 17
.485
.Spartanburg
freely. Ryan was the only Brave
.441
. . 15 1t»
Asheville
REALTO R
to hit Ehhadt effectively, knock
20
....... 15
.429
Augusta
W . H. L O N G
ing out a home un and thee singles.
.412
14 20
Rooms 501-502. Phone 95
Columbia
Score by innings.
.382
........ 13 21
Knoxville
First
National Bank Building.
MEAT
M
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Booklyn .... 241 300 100— 11 14-2
Boston........ 020 200 001— 5-10-1
S jHc.h Force:— Miss Ruba Williams, Miss Helen lloaie.
Signs o f progress art* like thorns
lintleien: Ehrhnrdt and Taylor;
410 Sanford Avn. Sanford, Fla,
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in the sides of these old fossils.
Manpinrd, Ryan nnd Gibson.
T o ta ls ...... .. 38 5 7 33 14 1
Score by innings:
St. Petersburg . 010 030 100 01—0
Lakeland
. . 000 301 OKI 00—5
Summary: Two base hit, .Shan
non. Stolen base, Surface, Brazier,
Welch 3, S. Doyle.
Sacrifices,
Mnrri , Brown, Doyle, Hesse, Brow
er, Mctjue.
Double plays, Allen
ERROR IS COSTLY
to Measlier to Barnes; Welch to
PHILADELPHIA,
May 30.— Dej’ie. Left on base, St. Peters
Wnnninger's error in the eighth in burg I 1; I,akeland H. First Imre
ning yesterday paved the way for on balls, off Brower 5; off John
two Phitadidphin runs that broke son 1; o ff Ery 2. Struck out by
n 4 to 4 deadlock nml gave the A tit Brower *2. Hits o ff Johnson t! in
letics it victory over the Yankee::, 1 2 3 innings; o ff Ery 8 in ii 2-3
d to 4. The clubs were scheduled innings. Hit by pitcher, by Brow
to piny n double header hut rain er (W elch); by Johnson ((M e::cuused the postponement of the sec- j ner). i ’asseri ball, Besse. Losing
ond game.
pitcher. Ery. Umpires, Ware and
Score by innings:
Pioh. Time 2:30,
New York .. 000 130 000—4-10-1
SECOND GAME
Philadelphia . 030 OKU 020-8-10-0
Score by innings:
BiiUrricv Ho.vt pud, Svlinng; .‘It. Petersburg
0(tO 20—2 '2 "3
Totals ........32 3 11 27 18 1 Rolmnet nml Cochrane.
I.akeland
022 Ox—4 8 3
All. IL i i . PO. A. E.
SANFORD
Called fifth on account of dark
ness.
Curley, rf.
. 8 I) n 1 u n
PITCHER INJURED
Abell, If.
1 •> 1 0 u
Summary: Three base hit, Do
CHICAGO. May 30. Detroit de
Walzuk, 2b. ...... 4 0 0 8 •> i feated Chicngo, 13 to 9, in n slug mas. Stolen base, Buckley, Sur
Sacrifice,
Hailey, lb. ........4 0 • 9 « 3 u ging match here yesterday. Cobh’ s face, McQue, Doyle.
Friable, as. ...... 3 0 II <; 3 | strategy almost cost him the ser Doyle. Left on base, St. PeternUmpires,
Murphy, e. ...... *1 1) 1) 4 4 0 vin'a of one of his pitchers, when burg 2; Lakeland 4.
Porter, 3 b, .... 4 II II *1 (1 0 he removed Dallas in favor of a Pieh and Ware; Time 50 min
Kinsey, cf ...... 3 0 0 T 0 0 pinch hitter nnd then sent John utes.
2 1) 1 0 4 1) son to the iiiAgnd. Johnson was
Snowden, p.
hit haul, nnd In'fot'c he retired the
Totals
31 1 5 27 li> o , tde in the ninth inning, was knockScore by
. iimigs:
. .
.K. ed out by a line drive o ff Falk's
Tampa .............. 021 000 000— 3 I,at. lie was removed to a ImspiFLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
S a n fo rd .......... ... Ooo loo (too I t«|. Barrett’ holin' run with two Tampa at Sanford.
Summary—Two base hit, Abe... on base was n feature.
. i’ t"i burg nt Lakeland.
Lee, Snead, Sacrifice lit I k, I’rjsScore by innings:
bie, Allen, Etrudn. Double plays, Detroit
1140 ltd 001— 13-22 1
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Weik to Jensmcr ot Huggins, Sto Chicago
010 300 005
0-14-1 (T wm Games.)
len base, Cooper. Base on hull .
Italteries: John: on, Cole, Duos' Atlanta at Memphis.
o ff Cooper 2; o ff Snowden 2. amt Woudall nml Bossier.
Birmingham nt Little Rock.
Struck out by Cooper, 6; Snowden
Mobile at Cilnttunnogu.
4. First base on errors, Sanford
BROWNS BEAT INDIANS
New Oiieanv !tt Nashville.
1: Tampa 2. Fasten balls, Hug
ST. LOUIS, Mny 30. The St.
gins. Wild pitch, Cooper. Time L oom Browns e .1: It four out of
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
1:55. Umpire, Ross,
fiv* over the Cleveland Indiana b, (Two Games.)
SECOND CAME
winning yesterday, 7 to 4, m the St. Louis at Pittsburgh,
The Box Score,
final game of the eries. Georg * chieago at Ginrinnnti.
TAMPA
AB. R. II. I'D. A. E. Si Inr got three hits. Including a PitilHtielphin at N'««f A’ork.
Snead, 2b..... 2 it II 1 3 II triple in the fourth inning, which Brooklyn at Boston.
Jessmer, lb.
3 0 II 7 1 I scored two men.
AM ERIC :N LEAGUE
Hunt, ss.
3 0 II 1 0 0 Score by innings:
II II 1 II u < levi land
201 100 000 1- 0-1 IT Wo Games.)
Alien, cf. . .. 3 0 t) 1 u u S» Lolds
001 310 20x 7*13*0 M. Louis at Chicago,
Estrada If.
3 1 II 2 0 0 Italteries: Roy, Miller and M y t levebmd at Dotioit.
*4>
Weik, 3b.
a 1) II 1 3 II all; Davis, Gaston and Sevoried. New York i»t I'iulmletpliia.
Boston nt Washington.
Pittman, x
0 1 II II 0 11
Huggins, c. .
Cooper, p. ..
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DOUBLE BILL ONBYBATTERB
ITSHOMEGROUNDHIT BY PITCHER
Five Inning Game Protested
.Visitors Win First By Bunch
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
By Saints Mapager; First
ing Hits, nnd Second By
Chattanooga 1.1; New Orleans 21.
Taking Advantage r.f £■> Little Rock 4; Atlanta 3.
Contest Went Eleven in
rors Filed Up By L e ra Is Nashville 15; Mobile 3.
nings, Tw o and Half Hours
Lady Luck must hnve though*,
that winning n 11-inning game on
Thursday was enough for
t flk .>
—S _ —
f * * 1r* —* • L ■.. . I —
jn mm •t lk M tr .M
Carter's
Celery-Feds, Wfor
yester
day afternoon, the Jinx was "nilting- pretty" on Sanford’s shoulder
nnd both games o f the double head
er were dropped to the Smokers,
the first by a score of 3 to 1 nnd
the Jiefiond, which went only seven
innings by a score o f 2 to 0.
In the final game Cusack pitch
ed an almost perfect gnmo, allow
ing only one hit nnd pnasing only
one batter to first. Errors paved
the way to both scores of Tampa.
In the second, Weik got two bases
on nh.error at third base nnd then
stolen third; Huggins went out;
Cooper walked nnd Snead went out
to right field; Pittman, who was
running for Wclk scoring nn the
out. Jessmer .was safe nt first
on Cpsack's error, but was thrown
out. at second. In the fifth ining
Estrada made two bases on error
of Ctfshck and' scored on n single
by Huggins.
In the first game Snowden al
lowed 11 hits nnd four o f these
were, bunched in the second inning
for taro runs nnd in the third in
ning n double nml n single were
responsible for another score for
the Smokers. With the exception
of these two innings, Snowden kept
the hits well scattered and was
Htohdy in (lulling himself out of
holes. In the fifth inning with n
man on third nnd no outs, he re
tired three Smokers in a row.
Sanford's lone run for the two
Knmi.i whs made in the fourth in
ning of the first when Abell hit
for ■two bases nml scored on a*
single by Bailey.
Cooper, who pitched both games
fo r the Smokers yielded to hit*
during thu sixteen
innings lie
worked, five in each of the two
gnmos,
FIRST GAME
TAM PA
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II. 1I’D. A. E.
hm'ud, 2nd ----- 1 0 1 | *| it
Jcumerz lb ... 4 (1 1 18 r n
Hunt, mi. ..____ 3 1) 0 1) i 0
Lee. rf.
a..... 3 •» *» 0 0 II
Alien, cf. ....... 3 1) 3
1) II
Estrada, If. ..... 3 l) •1 ‘1 0 II
Weik*, 8b. .... 4 1 T •# 5 1)
Huggins, c. „ 4 (J 2
4 •1 1
Coper, p. ------ 4 t) i 0 4 1)
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In
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cation, Welaka Building
next Rule %•* fft'tynrrt) IIhb.
door to Used Furniture Co.
TO REACH the prosperous farm
ers and f«m growers of Volusia
R E A L ESTATE
county advertise in the DoLand
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J. E. SPURLING, sift-divislon with order.
specialist.
Subdivision to Or
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JAMES II. CO W AN— All kinds
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. A LITTLE W a NT AO In The
Water nnd Boat Tanks. A t Onk
Herald will bring you big re
Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele sults. Advertise those old articles
phone 111.
you have stored away and have
no use for. A litle thirty-rent nd
may bring you several dollars.
Building: Material
Phone 148 and n representative will
cnll to see yor.
MIRACLE Concrete Co, general
cement work, sldewnlks, build
ing blocks, irrigation tailed. J. K.
Terwilleger, Prop.
H IL L LUMBER CO. House o>
Service, Quality nnd Price.
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel Si.
Phone G*M>
Fur Spare In This
DI R E C T OR Y
PHONE
148
hCUSSING — MiiUigrapIdng,
and mailing —ns you
it- when you want it.
h 673. H. E, Porch, First
fitioiu] Rank Bldg.
Retired Minister T ells H ow He
Keeps in Good Form With
the Assistance of
Black-Draught.
West Graham, Va.—Tho ReT.
Lewis Evans, a wcirkOo^iCrMRea
KVmtE ANI) MOTOR RE minister, now past SO, living hero,
has a high opinion of BlackWINDING.
Draught, which ho saya ho has
EWART ELECTRIC SERVICE taken when needed, for 25 years.
“ For years I had been suffering
Expert Electrical repairs.
with my liver," lie says. "Some
W. Central Ave. Orlando, times tho pain would bo very In
tense nnd my back would hurt ail
tho time. Black-Draught was tho
jUTOMOBILKS F O B R E N T
first thing I found that wuuiii give
ST-A.REKL
Car. Drive U me any relief.
"My liver has always been slug
irielf. Oak and Second St.
gish. S<.**^,ujc3 it gives me a lot
'Gine 3.
of trouble. I have suffered a lot
with it—pains in my aide and back,
ALTOS FOR HIRE
and bad headache, caused from cxGJE AUTO SERVICE
Day tremo biliousness.
“ After I found Black-Draught, I
eright. Meets all trains. RatrHrnnsfer. Plume 551 and G3-W 1 would begin to take It ns scon as I
felt a spell coming on and it re
lieved the cause at once. I can
________CAFF.
recommend It to anybody Buffer
ing from liver trouble. A dose or
HELL CAFE
fartl’i hr *t in Service and Qual- two now and then keeps mo in good
J First Street and Park Ave- form.”
Made from selected medicinal
*.
roots and herbs, and containing no
dangerous mineral drugs, BlackLRUGS
Draught is naturo’s own remedy
NC-ltiti
XEY_’S DRUG STO KE— Pre- for a tired, lazy liver.
rptions. Drugs, Sodas.
Wo
a *j near yuu as your phone.
103.
ARCHITECT
Uembtr A. L A .
Pour nullillriir
Orlaiiiin, Klurl.ts
11TS—Three stations. Mngar]'i Second. First and Elm,
^aord Avenue and 10th Street.
service.
^ART THE FLORIST"
Flo
for all occatdona.
!!i Kj rtl e. 1’hon> Sfifi-W
Sanford. ----------- Florida
Lincoln House.
W ANTED — Woman for general
housework at IB) Commercial
Avenue.
Lost And Found
Automobiles
USED CARS
1921 Olds 8 Touring.
1921 11i Ton Truck
1922 Lexington Lark.
1924— Chevrolet Coupe.
1920 Iluirk Six Touring.
1921 W illy* Knight Sport Touring
L W. PH ILIP S SONS
Dodge Snles and Service
FOUND: Broach between 1st St.
and Court House. Owner may
have same by describing nnd pay P.AGR W A N T E D — Large, clenn,
for this nd.
linen or cotton rags for deanmg purposes.
Bring them now
to the Herald Composing Room.
Washington News
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
G. TAYLO R DYER
I’nintiiiR— Decorating
PHONE 303
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
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FOR R EN T—Ground
Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
stairs. C. T, Smith.
Floor Elks FOR SALE— TW O GOOD MULES IIOX. Kit. W Al.TIIAt..
Inquire up
at a bargain. Address A. M. c.iu Irniluftir II ii itson IIm f i In..
snnforil. Kin.
Box 05 or call 578-W.
Ilrnr ta il
FOR R E N T —One three room a*
1i.B'rr hrnr.l Ibr »M alurir kf
partment with private bath and FOR SALE — S PR A YIN G MA- ■In- rnrinrr who ilnur l» lima anil
CHINE in good condition nt a Irfl hU lio> on Ikr Hnxm nhllr hr
one two room apartment. Inquire
(hr npplrs.
bargain. Address A. M. Box *15 lir.lilli-il
nt Herald Office.
**Nia i , ilnn'l ti|>rn roar miiulh,
or call 578-W.
'•>111," hr nnrnrtl, -imil niihiiitr ta III
(1ml »u| >mi arr M
FOR RENT — Cottage— John MusW hllr ihr fnlhrr « » • away n
son,
FOR SALE— Ford Coupe used hut in*iit ramr up lit Ihr n x iin nml inkIhr liny Ihr prlrr ul Ihr ppplra.
00 days, terms. Cnn be seen at ill
Ilriiirnilirrlnii Ihr nilniunllliin •■( Ida
Inllirr, ihr liny mailr mi rrpl>,
FOR R E N T:: Rooms and kitchen the San Juan Garage.
Xictilii Ihr man aiknl, nml nffal*
ettes. Shirley apartments, op
FOR SALE: Lunch room, enjoying Ihr liu> was allrnl.
posite Post Office.
-Ilii>, >uii arr n foul," Ihr pri»n good year round business. oiknl
IIIIIII «iilil ns hr ilnslr nnn).
Have other business.
Palmetto
" I ’ll." Ihr liny fulil his fnlhrr
FOR RENT: Desirable two room Lunch Room.
o hi'ii hr rrlurnril, “ I illiln'l »nr n
" uril mill n nun fuiinil nul I HM
furnished apartments, 2<H! E.
n l mi I |ii si l hr sniur."
Third St., apply Now Era I’rintery.
$25 CASH and $25 monthly will
In llirsr iiuulrni iln>« Ihrrr a r r
buy East front lot on Mugnol- inii »•> yynys in pulur rlinmrlrr—hy
uhnf
>ou say, hy ohm yuu iloit'l
FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished in Avenue. Phone 713.
»n>, nml rtrit hy iyh.il >ml o rllr.
lower apartment. Hot nnd cold
Siour n p rris rlnlni llir> mu Irll
water. $45.00. Corner 5th St. and FOR SALE — 5 Room Bungalow: •hr klml uf prrsun yuu tire liy
>uur hnii.lo rlliiiKVi mikih us I
Palmetto. N. O. Garner.
East exposure, also garage. Can Ill-uni l i e n . I hnimi In Hsr n t> pro
rilrr
nml
slau
no
nnwr ollh n
lie arranged at $25 per month. F.
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for I). Breeden. Smith’s Barber Shop. rulilirr slnmp.
\ rs. I'll., ihrsr hnnilo rltliia r «light housekeeping. 701 Magnol
I'rrO rlnlni lliry mu Irll hy the
ia Avenue. Call at Diamond
FOR SALE — Furniture, rugs o f on) ><ui iltil >.iur i’s ohrlhrr your
fitynrllr riilnr Is rril ur lilur. The
Palace.
a nine room house. Apply 315 on> >1111 rruss ynlir |'« pluinly Irlls
Ihrm ohrlhrr >uu prrfrr your
FOR R EN T— 2 nice furnished Magnolia Ave.
Scull'll sirnl-jlil ii r In n hlah-ball.
house-keeping rooms.
First
Viol Ihr limps uf >iiur Irllrrs. nlxiir
FOR SALE — Household goods, mill lirluo Ihr llnr, Imllcnlr ohrlhrr
Floor. 312 East 5th. St.
run Irll llir truth In Ihrrr
suitable for apartment or room >ou
Irluls ur ohrlhrr II ouulil rrqulrr
nil,
FOR RENT — SIX ACRES T IL - ing houses. 210 Park Avenue.
Thrsr llmrs nrr itrllliut lun s o lff
Eli on celery Ave. Address A. M. j ---------------- —
fur ulr. Ail rtprrl enu rlniulnr
Box 05 or call 578-W.
\ p o R SALE — 5 acres beautiful >uur Irurhs to Ihr miiil nml Irll
ohnl >iiii hml mi nmr uiluil. Thr
FOR RENT — House, 210 U u rel
-range grove near 7 r o o use slmpr
uf >unr hrnil. ihr slnnl u#
Avenue, after June 1st. A. 1‘. ," 1,‘ K®n,KJV
'Y , "
Tl
‘ r >uur furrhrnil, Ihr hulur ur rntr
>nur nusr n r r ) III lie frnlura
Connelly & Sons.
( ” mj‘ *«"• *• ™ ™ 9her uf
has n mi- ■■ii I ii ic nil lls non.
_______ :----------------------------------- land Garner. 112 lark Avenue.
Our luurr srltrs nrr us ramFOR RENT — 2 rooms and kit
plclrl) tl tsclusnl In Ihr niiulrrn
chnrnrlrr rrmlrr ns Ihr flaurr of
chenette, furnished. Garage. 300
j
FOR
SALE:
Temnle
Terrace
lot
n
limhloK iclrl In n hrniily cons
Elm Avenue.
mill I Kurss Hint's sump c.iuiBeautifully located — near club trsi.
pli-lr.
house.
At
reduced
price.
By
own
FOR RENT— One nice cool sleep
hrrluiisly ihuuah. Ihl. ihrrr uiusf
er. Mrs. Mary Grieve, Clearwat l.r anmrt hlllic lu nil this. I kiiun
ing room at 111 Maple Ave.
>uu
i-nti Irll n oholr tut nhuiii m
er, Fla.
•unu l.y thr kloil uf niilniuiihllr ha
FOR RENT: N E W AP A R T M E N T
■Irlyrs. If hr ilrlvrs mi K o rx
with gas, lights and water, Al FOR SALK or TRADE: Flora lunch >uu cm lirl ynur hull.my
tli iI hr is a uinn uf auiul.
so garage. •’> rooms
and hath.
Heights, 3 miles on Orlando ilullnr
Itnrif i*uminnn srnsr, ollh n hlKkReasonable. Plume DJ7-W.
Road wheie prices are better re- l> .In rlupril npprvrlnlluu uf ys lues nml uf srrilir.
Viiurs,
FOI? BENT— Furnish.... ..... . b , £ f t n ! " . w £ : . » lot, *1
lllll
tlm week. Hit Commercial Ave. in corner, $2,21)0, will sell or trade
for city or outside property im l\ M ill I IT KOI HT, iCVK.Vril
proved or unimproved, equal value
J lllll'M I. I IIK I IT. HKIIIMII.U
l Ii I M T , II.n il I II A. IN IIIA M '.
as ns part payment on any pro
I III \ .
11 BUY— pay cash for second hand position if worth price
placed
pianos. Address P. O. Box 352.
thereon. What have you7. Box
.MITT T o W I'IG T t i t i .k
T W’ l.u.y'lon, l 'outphi 1tiaul,
W ILD TRAD E well lueated lot or H'2. Sanford.
v a.
* ! m.-» I>. SavhlKr, if living, alo..
lots us first payment on new —
• i nl.. I '••fy,inlaiil*.
modern five-room bungalow. Give
i l n l r r f.ir I'uhllrnllun.
'complete information as to lo GO TO—
Th.' Mini.- ..f I'lurlilH T i c
cation of your
property
when
I hum.i l> Siivldgc. I.inirn \V. Lit*
H ILTO N’S BARBER SHOP
ly, TIi.umiH w
.Moran, i l r o r g r l-'ox
answering this ad.
Address —
113 Magnolia Ave.
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Special
Attention
j Marriage rato deelined in three
mol I 'm l i r r l n c l>. H ia rbuck. hi* *y Ifc,
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Vnlifnruin counties, which Ii ah Given To Ladies and Children.
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awful slam at tho clinmt‘*.
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BUSINESS
BLOCK
BUSINESS
BLOCK
Union Ave., anti Cvpre«s
*st. 185 ft. x 225 ft.
Magnolia Ave.
Mnilorn building
53 ft. x 117 ft.
$42,000
WAREHOUSE
$50,000
BUSINESS
SITE
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m
Laurel nml Commercial
Sts. K. R. Siding
Sanford Ave., ami 0th St.
101 ft. x 117 ft.
I l l ft. x 117 ft.
$14,000
$10,820
.
211 K. FIRST ST.
W. It. SMITH, MOR.
f i i i i n g i a i i i x i i i m i i H a i n s x x i i i i i i i i i i x i i i a i u i i i i k
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advertisem ents makes them read hv
0
alm ost e\ ery reader o f our paper.
F o r the person w h o is lo o k in g to
huv o r sell a n yth in g
Bodwell Realty Co., Inc.
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WINGING UP FATHER
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For Sale
ADVERTISE, in nto Journal-Her
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10c per line, Waycrosa JournalHerald, Wayeross. Georgia.
FOR SALE—Space on the paga
for classified advertisements.
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
or sell that second-hand goods?
First National Hank HIiIr,
_**i.
For Rent
TO REACH BUYERS «>r selleis of
Florida real ■•state advertise in
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent n word daily, two cents a word
Sundays.___________ ____________ __
a h c h iie c t
f i .orTst
p - ., _ _ { * l
309
W ANTE D AT ONCE — Experi
enced man to build window nnd
door frames. Longwood Lumber &
Supply Company, Longwood, Fla.
PALM BEACH CO UN TY—Tho
scene of stupendous development
Rend about it in the Palm LU ach
Post. Sample copy sent on re
quest.
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reaches potential buyers.
Pa- j
Intka Daily News Ss circulated ini
an indue! .iu! and agricultural sec
tion.
AUGUSTA f CHRONICLE — AugusDt, Ga.— Augusta's greatest
classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per !ine. minimum
Elton J. Moughton
lvm? d p v t
You nro wasting time and mo
ney if this pnge hasn’t your clas
W ANTED — Furnished room, con sified advertisement. Phone it in
venient to bath must be hot today. No. 148.
water, preferably in private home.
Phone 447-J, P. O. Box 924.
WRHV •M H O INIa
C l a r k sluirg. T he
Clark stairs
Ktixmenl,
m o r n l ng
ni
IIlf 111.11ox Holiday, imirntns laalit
1 cent per * * . " ! miahiiooi Vlo.
c o if h r a c h l j u a t
fn ie h e l; a iwo
mlllluii .ioilar l.rlugn across Elcnitt*
lil.t Pay riinrled; cia.trlrr
tulMlon
d ollar opera house uniter construeti> i, tw o millions bclnc spent on
hli,-hwii>: greate st chance fur live
developers to g n
in ov»
tcrunnd
floor.
W rit e Itovelojimi-nt lJepartrri.Kit The Pensucnlti News.
I DAVID It. HYER
f-LOWS’ SERVICE STATION.
•
> Oil, Tires, Accesso•*t Fervicf with a smile. Elm
^Firrt. Phopj 447-W.
W AN TE D : Table Boarders,
Park Avenue. Phone 0G3.
TAM PA, FLORIDA lam ps Daily
Times, the great
home daily
rate I Vic per word, minimnn.
charge 25c cash with order. Write
for complete rate card
DNKURD ELECTRIC CO.
Have you rooms to rent or some
Sarctisors to Gillon & Platt
second hand furniture to sell? D E V !■; l . u p ' t Stu A T T F .V T IO N - - Pen **l[notin.
Everything elociiiiul'i Is heal lining mu i r e a t i a gef,L Phone 422. Electragith Uso The Herald's classified page 1vulopmrnl In (llorltla'n history; a
and
get
results.
Alif).
half pillllorv ilullnr h ig h w a y * d the
HLI.INi , STATIONS AND
a u t o .s u p p l i e s
“ Stenographer" c.o. Herald.
W ASHINGTON, May 30.— O. P.
Van Swearingen continued on the
stand in the Nickel Plate merger
hearing.
A comprehensive program for
legislative extension «<i prohibition
enforcement was outlined by Way
ne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon
League.
Co-operation of all state gover
nors in the defense test, July 4
was requested in telegrams dis
FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orondo patched by Acting Secretary Davis.
Ambassador de Cartier of Bolmorning Scntinul; largest ilassifii.J business, rate !e a word, min |gitim informed Secretary Mellon
I that his government desires to inimum 21c cash with order.
.1____ ____ ____________________ I itlate early negotiations for fundTHE MORNING JOURNAL is the ; iag the Belgian debt to the United
accepted want ml medium in , .States.
Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
YOU W A N T to buy or sell
nything?” If so advertise Id
“ Gainesville Sun."
ELECTRICAL
Rooms For Rent
\\ A N T K D * . Posit ion us sten on ro p li*
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St.
Johns County is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two rente per word.
Sample copy on renuest-
BILIOUSNESS
Classified Directory
W A N T E D
law yer
,1 at (h r p e o p l e
Ilf H a n f o r d
l h m Io i
n ffen
needed.
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v iin l
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for
■f oa .c n le ii c e .
Advertising
in this c ro w d
and w ho isn't
the classified pages
oi T lic S an ford H erald present a bar
gain counter which
would
stretch
across the continent.
mol If iloud nil purlto* .'l.ilmui* m iy
Ini .'ll-fit 1 In lit.- land IIII.I prouutr-i
Iniolv.-d In Hill ault. mb holm, d r v l ■‘ora. granti'i-a, ..r othor clnluiaiifa
iiinlor tlm Halil Mmnrn l>. Havldar.
Jam >-n W . 1.1IU. Thuimia, W. Mo run,
d ' " i K " Key unit .Mury I*. Kux. hi a
" J f o . 1'. VV f u r r l o nnd K u t r Ih C u r rlo. Ii Ih w ife, llonry .Iiin.-ust, I.In
i'..In i!. Htarliitck mid Cnth rrlne l».
Mliirliuck, 11 1h yylfo. J. C. I>ntlrraii|i.
13 In H.'.'k'ur and .1, T. Morgur, tmr
hiiHhand, unit l-l. M. McNutt, am i
I'ucti o f tli.'iii, durouHi'd or titliur« t - o ; A ml I llllHl.orotiKh i l r i i i ’ c r y
t'.on|i.in\.
S.oitli
F lo rid a
Naval
Slor.-H i ‘oui|iuiiy. nnd ouch of them.
If In l.-gal oxlatotu'r. unit If iIIhhuI v .-.I ur oili.-ryy lao extinct, all p arllc a
olnlining uny IntcroalH In tho land
ami prctnlauM Involved In thin suit,
a m Hiii'm-HHorH. Uiintdatorx. crodliora.
KrantiH-a nr ollu-r claim a nts under
said I I IH.-yloiroiigh C rocery Company,
uml Month Kli.rl.lu
Naval
S t o re ,
I'onipuny. extinct or otlirrwIso, uml
all purtleH . lalm lm j Interest In tliy>
lain! uml nrrinlHes Itrrelnitflcr d e scrlhed. sit mite in Memluolo t.'nunty, Flo rid a, l o -y rll:
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II. Tp. 31 8. It 31 i:.
T h e MW*', of M U 1y o f Section
tl. T p 21 S 11 31 U.
T h e S K ' i of the MW VI nf Socl loll II. T|i '.’ I H It. 31 K.
T he N '.J of S W ' . of Stt’ U tif
S.e. It. T p .'I M. R. 3 | k .
The N<- of \ * 1 2 o f N’ l j of N K
'i o f M U ' , Mvc. II. Tp. 21 8. It.
31 I:.
Ii a p p e a r i n g hy the s w o r n l.lll of
coinpliilnt herein that you anil >,icli
o f >..II tnn > lo- Interested In those
certain tract, of land situated In
8* m lm de I'oiim y . F lo rid a , and d e serlticd a l o n e , you. uml ouch of you,
ure her.diy eonimanded and rioiulred to upp.-ur to said kill of co m
plaint at the t’ottrl House, In S a n
ford. Se m in ole County. Florida, ott
Monday, the nth day of July, A. I*.
I'J'-'j. o t h e r w i s e
said hill will ho
ta k en as co nfessed hy you. said
hill of com p la int h a v in g been flin t
fo r the purp ose o f quieting title to
the nhoVe des cribed tracts of land
In the co m pla inant. T. VV. L a w t o n .
It Is fu r t h e r ordered th -t this
o rd er ho published mice a week fo r
eight consecuti ve
weeks.
tu Tho
S a n fo rd H erald , a n ew sp ap er p u b
lished lu Seminole County, Florida.
Done a n d ordered this the Ntlt
.lay of .May. 1325.
(S ea l)
V. K. D O U G L A S S ,
t’l. rk o f C irc uit Court.
Sem inole County, Florida.
JAM H S IIA It O N .
Solicitors fo r Com plainant.
May :*. Irt. It. 30, Juno «.
13. 20. 27; July* ».
By GKOItGE McMANUS
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PEKING, June 1.—Five thou- rushed for thes open while wall
snnd lives were lose in the earth- fell about them. From a nearby
quake and fire that destroyed the Kar,len they looked upon nn area
town of Tnllfu in northwest Yun- ‘,’f de*t.rUC\ i“n’
"hich fires soon
„„„
l .e
'
1 began breaking out.
SnlOn, nf X ’ “ r V u V to t > l h c r l “ We left the garden," the letter
ihnr, ‘ u {hii Cnl h.0!, c , r M,im wpnt on- “T,le streets were chokthere. whose atorjf of the holocaust cd with debris. 1 ventured out into
Tnl'lf.1 u'a«lll<l r ck,nfr- . ..
I tho city and managed to reach the
'la lifu is almost inaccessible ex- place where fire was the firocest.
cept by fiver from the Gulf of l b en. Li was three with hia soldiers
ranking, and tho letter in question but could do nothing. The fire
had been enroute since March 20, made rapid progress in the direcwhen the earth shocks still were tion of the mission. At 1 o’clock in
continuing.
the morning the house next to ours
The town itself was alm ost en- was in flames and we employed ourtirely destroyed, only the wnll and selves protecting what was left of
a few houses remaining intact, the our mission.”
letter disclosed hundreds of peoShocks continued all night nr.d
pie w-ere trapped in the flames .lay disclosed th at the town practlwhieh followed the first shocks, cally had been wiped out. In one
f o u r or five neighboring towns al- m arket there were 500 dead among
S0««nrif^ere^ f'evcreb‘*
; the ruins. The earthquake appurih e worst shock lasted five o r l e n t l y followed Talifu valley, comsix seconds, the Catholic father j ing from the northwest. The town
wrote “ It was night. About 9 :3 0 1 of Slachow to the southwest suftwo shocks occurred, followed by I fered heavily,
another^ which cracked the houses j The father madu a strong appeal
in two.
. . .
1f,,f assistance for the stricken r.opIhe letter tells how the fathers i illation.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JU NE 1, 1925.
a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s
IF* *1I HIT AH U
*
~ zr
VACATION TIME
l t n i v\
More Outbreaks In
Shanghai Run Death
List Up To Sixteen
m nn
CLEARING DESK
Work This Week to Re Inter-1
rupted Whcnllc Goes to Annnpolis Wednesday to Talk
To Naval Academy Students
To Go To Minnesota
On Next Saturday
Chief Executive to Transfer
Official Office to Massa
chusetts During Vacation
NUMBER 260
SltANGHA, J u n e
1.— New
outbreaks in Jap n n se s spinning
mills and strike agitation was
continued today, resulting in the
killing of four more Chinese
students, bringing the total
number of dead to 10 since riot
ing was started in the stree ts
Saturday. The Intcst outbreaks
this afternoon cam e aftei spo
radic disturbances were r e p o r t
ed in many sections throughout
the morning d u rin g which police
patrols armed w ith sabres nnd
ritles marched through the
streets of Shanghai.
During
the monting rio tin g spread to
the main business section nnd
33 Russian a g ita to rs were a r
rested near the scene of o u t
break. Police charged th at a f
ter the first o u tbreak Saturday
that Holsheviki propaganda is
responsible for the students'
demonstration.
EXPLAINS GOOD War Vice Presi
0 F GOLD PLAN Is Claimed By Death
BUILDING T O T A L I S Com«s Suddenly
He Had
BeenWherc
Sick
FOR FIVE MONTHS At
Cap,‘a'
For
Several
Days
Financial Hazards To
Be Reduced By Plan REACHES $706,610
Details of Plan Whereby U.S.
Financial Interests Will
Support Those of England,
Are Supplied In Statement
England Has Credit Arrange Construction Operations To
Date $25,603 Greater Than
ment With Morgan And All
Entire 1921; April nnd May
of American Reserve Banks
Also Show Large Increase
Death Is Caused
By Heart Attack
Was Indiana Governor
Four Years and Vice
President 8 Years
ATLANTA, Ga., June 1.—Gen
WASII1NGTON, Ju n e 1.—With
Pudding perm its issued in Saneral improvement over conditions
lens than a month remaining be
mi. icii “ prevailed ..........a
which
nt this ......time ____
last f"rd for the first five months of
fore he departs for nn extended
y e a r" with agricultural conditions the present y ear year total 7700,610
s ta y at Swumpscott, President;
• **
it * j . i "t
. . . i ___ ________ • ___________
HIVl mmore
o r n thnn
tht*
or $25,003
the CTltirO
in
the district
showing
g re ater pros nr
_ _ considerations in real
Coolidge is giving his attention to
WASHINGTON, June 1.—
building operations of 1024, which
pects
tlinn
for
several
years
past,
a mass of routine business he feels
ite transactions in Seni
is indicated in the May Ilusincss totaled $081,007, according to the Thomas R. Marshall, age 71,
should
lie
disposed
of
Imfnro
he
le county for the first five
Review of the Federal Reserve books in the city clerk’s office.
wartime vice president of the
s ta rts on his New England vaca
The |icrm its issued in May to
Rank of the Sixth District, issued
cths of *1925 total $3,657,tion.
He
taled $87,308 which is more than U. S. died here today.
here Sunday.
.according to compilations
The work of clenring Ills desk
passed
away
at
the
new
Wil
in
any
month
since
Janunry
with
Up until May 1, a considerable
during the next few weeks will he
:today by A. C. Carter, of
larg e r percentage of plowing and the exception of April, when the lard Hotel, wherc he had been
interrupted
for
a
day,
however,
Sanford Credit Bureau.
planting has been accomplished perm its totaled $132,137, which ili for several days with cold
w lcii he goes to Annqpolis Wednes
*e figures are based on the
and
the rains since the enrly p a r t broke all monthly records of con and heart affection.
d a y to address the naval academy
111 of revenue stamps atgraduating class, and from S a t Members of American Asso of May have been of much benefit struction here.
The end came unexpectedly
The building record by months
to the crops in the district, accordurd a y until the following Wednes
ked to warranty and quit
for
the
year
was
as
follows:
ciation
Will
Come
Here
To
as
the former vice president
in
gto
the
report.
The
supply
o
f
day, when ho will he nwny from
and contracts for title.
-.......... . $ 75,275 had shown some improvement in
labor, says the report, is more s a t January
morrow
for
Tour
of
Great
i
Washington
on
a
trip
to
Minnesota
Lonlinir to the bureau figures
...................... 41,140 tho week ho had been confined to
i his longest Journey since he became
Truck Farms of District isfactory than it has been in the February
ftikn from the books in the
March___
70,000 his room nnd plans had been made
last few years.
president.
L of the county clerk, the
. 482,187 for his re tu rn to his home in In
A large increase i> witnessed In A p r il................
While Mr. f ’onlldge, by going to
The
Sanford
C
ham
ber
o
f
Com
tucth'iis in May totaled 280
87,308 dianapolis is some time this week,
the Massachusetts shore late iu merce tomorrow will entertain hank debits tills year as compared May .................
i total consideration of $723,w
ith
the
snmo
period
ill
HI24,
the
and when the end came was sit
June,
will
get
relief
from
the
heat
| u increase over April of $15, Methodist Minister Draws A Two Truck Drivers And Auto which usually prevails here in the over 100 members of the American report shows, this increase up to
700,010 ting up In bed rending from n
Total ______
Association
of
Engineers,
a
t
a
1 and nn increase over every
Lesson for Members of the
Salesmen Held Charged summer, his s tay at Swampscot luncheon at the Seminole Cafe fol the week ending May 15 being The record month for 1924 was Bible to which he turned through
bthin the year with the cxccptthan $37,000,000 g re a te r th a n October, when the building p e r m it« out his life for consolation and
Senior
Class
From
Miracle
With Plotting To Hold Her during July and August, in'a sense, lowing a motor drive from Orlando more
] •( March when real estate
for the corresponding week la s t totaled $154,270. The record for guidance nnd into whose passages
really
will
not
he
a
vacation.
P
rep
Of
5
Loaves
And
2
Fishes
and
a
tour
of
the
Sanford
Celery
ti(;M totaled $1,238,500.
For Ransom of $200,000 arations a re being made to tr a n s
year.
Sanford for the past four years is ho often was no t required ns pre
district.
V number of deeds filed for
“ Loans l»y ltd member hunk:’, in as follows.
siding officer.
fer
as
office
force
to
l.ynn,
whera
“ Fellowship with C hrist” was the
pvt five months total 1,275
The luncheon will he held joint selected cities," :ays the report, 1922
I .OS ANOEI.ES. Juno I.— Amer headquarters will be established a
$859,488
Only tho nurso wns a t his bed
subject
of
Rev.
T.
.1.
Nixon
Sun
bLuro.
ica's .sweetheart is safe.
Film few miles from While court, the ly with th at of the Kiwnnis Club show a small decline during the 1923 ............................
488,175
side. Mrs. Marshall wns in nn ad
......... $ 171,000
13. 101
day morning in his sermon to Hit* j
have the assurance of Los summer White House, and it will beginning at 12:15 o’clock, it is nn p ast month, hut are still higher 1924 .
081,007 joining room and, slum ping down
VI. JII
.. 643500
graduating class of the Sanford | Angeles police th at the plot of two he possible for the president to iioiinc«>«l. Following the luncheon, than a year ago."
1925
(6
mos.)
..
700,010 upon his pillows, ho passed away
Lr:h *W
1,238£00
Much Shoo!, lit* look Tor his luxt truck drivers and nn automobile trnnsnet business with practically tho visitors will he taken to Day
The rep o rt makes the following
The
following
permits
were
is- without a woril nnd apparently
. 078,000
lari 3im
from tk* ninth Vir c of tho sixth ,t.|c Milan to kidnap Mary rickfiml as much dispatch and ease as if lie tona by a delegation from th a t city classified summary:
cued d uring the month: J . II. Gi - without pain,
clmptor <»( St. John wliicli tolls of Lmd hold hor for $l!00,UiH) ransom were in Washington.
and on Wednesday morning they
hr -VJ. ................. 723,250
Retail Trade: The volume of
Coming from Virginia stock but
the feeding of the 5,000 with the |m!« been thwarted
will lie returned here by a Daytona sales ut retail reflected in reports more, addition to residence, Or
ange Avenue, $150; J. II. Crawford, a Hoosicr by birth, Thom as Riley
In
one
respect,
however,
ho
prob
15275 ........... $3,057,250
m otorist. and then taken hack to made from 10 d e p a r t m e n t stores
five loaves and two flshea.
All of the three alleged potted*
ably will
to some extent handi Orlando by the Sanford Committee. thorughout the district was one- garage, (talc Avenue, $150; J . M. Marshall, while a successful InwJTnk the transactions for the
"There is a tad here which hath | arrested Saturday and held in the
Gillon, garag e Sanford Avenue, ver, never courted nntionnl prom
It five months totaling nearly five barley loaves and two small 1city jail on suspicion of conspiracy capped, and th at will be his inabil
Preparations for tho e n te rta in half of one per cent g re ater for i$10<); 11. L. Dullart, fivo.ono-otory inence until it was th r u s t upon
pfl.iyfl, real estate tnen here es- fishes; hut what are they among to commit n felony, it was announc- ity to keep in close personal t< licit ment t»f the visitors a re living made , ..
X,,rii ll?un.
o r tho r ; ^ T POnv n^'rer.idoncos. Robertson’s subdivision, him in 1908 by his nomination of
with his cabinet nnd bureau chiefs
itlut the total transactions so m any?"
mnnth
last f.year.
cd by detectives tonight, have made
Atlanta, Now $ , no cach; c# t) TeW| two
with whom he is in constant con this afternoon by a com m ittee of Orleans and other cities
ItktTtar will go beyond the
reported Htory residences, Third street, $800 Governor of Indiana and again la
tho Chamber of Commerce, comThe speaker after dwelling on j foil or partial confessions,
tact
here.
when he was selected as P res
mark.
increases
while
decreases
wore each; J . W. Eaton, framo store, ter
and applying the lesson o f tho! Meanwhile two automatic pistols
ident Wilson’s running mute iA
The president intends to leave po ill of Fred T. Williams, c h a ir reported from other points. There
, Intm of the figures on the great miracle related the many in h a v e /been di: covered among the
man; Joe Cameron and (J. L. HiedfeiwtMb in realty is the large stances in the lliblc in which God effeets of the suspects, which of for .Swumpscott, probably travel see and another committee, com was an increase in retail trade in Orange Avenue, $500; H. C. Du- 1912 and 1910.
Pose, two story residence, Golds
ing
by
rail,
shortly
a
f
te
r
the
semi
Mr. MnrHhnll was horn in North
fSrd medium sized sales, an
ficers suy, will prove important ev
posed of J . G. Hall, II. II. Lewis, April over March, due principally
low. according to realty men used young lives fur the good of idence it it can be established that annual business meeting of the gov R. J. Holly and .1. II. Jackson is a r to seasonal influences, hut this in boro, $100; Hurrio Klerson, one- Manchester, W abash county, In
Ilia
Kingdom.
story
residence,
$400;
W.
A.
Rob
ernment, Ju n e 22. He will address
diana. Murch 14, 1854, the only
tJrminnle pro|»erty is being
crease was not as large ns th a t
The sermon inaugurated the com- they were purchased after the con t Itlit meeting to point the way to ranging the motorcade to bring the shown in April 191 » over March erson, one-story residence, $2,000; son of Dr. Daniel M. nnd M artha
Ft bought by the small inspirators conceived their plan to fu..................
....................................
........ visitors from Orlando,
Sanford
\V. J. Mclirido, remodeling rcsi- A. P atterso n Marshall. He attendrth e r reductions
in governmental
mcnccment week of tile Sanford em ulate Itobin Hood by extracting
,,
R,
A v e rts .
jg. | a
expenditures, and lie will hol'd f r o - ; t.t^t--ri *t:r who will ta k e p art in the of th a t y e a r.
High
School
whieh
will
eolitiauc
.'i.' the public schools and his moth
pre figures, It is pointed out,
ransom
money
from
wealthy
serren
wholesale
Trade:
The
volume
o
f
r
i.l.
r,,-..
M,.llo„vtHe
qtiont
conferences
with
Director
moloreade
will
meet
at
tho
ChnmLong, stucco residence. Mcllonville, e r had dream s of him becoming
trad
e
in
the
Sixth
District
d
u
.in
g
I not include three or four through Friday evening. The serLord of the budget bureau, cabinet 1';' r
Uununercc^at 7;30 o’clock
$1,500; Clarence Clard, alterations
April was somewhat smaller th an and repairs, $25; J . J. .Melton, one- a fatuous prcnchor but the trlnls
lacthe past week, ns tho papers ...
t u i u Bi i i . n ,
i . 1 11 n. i n nn , ias
l i the
i i i r nhusu n - officers and bureau heads
the drive to Orlando.
in 1.0 1Hr ••
K |II| i w o l . . . . ,,.i,
wi... *Fairbanks,
hairhanks,
to ac- *for *’
of a circuit -rider In those dnys
for
March,
hut
wns
larger
than
in
ttnruactions which were made
•
.7 •' ‘
1 ' , .
hand
story residence. Jessamine, $3,000;
Tile Committee lias arranged the
. . .of Miss f’ickford,’ was to lie
. quaint himself with the hurenu’s
inotboen put on record. With pronounced the invocation and Or. askud
to pay tho $2U(),i)0H, accord retrenchment plan:: nnd the need following uightsieing lour for the April of the preceding four years. .1. It. Crawford, stucco, residence, did n o t appenl to him nnd^ a f te r
being graduated
from
Wabash
The decrease in the prim ipnl lines
•dditi m of these sules, the May F. . D. King, who read from the ing to the police.
visitors:
vtior: will run nearly $1. - 1»fr ,l»‘urea . a n d by l»r. 1 J . A r m - - A. .1. Wood, one of the two of the various departm ents.
ns compared with March is a t Oak Avenue, $3,500; I,. T. dossier, college a t Crpwfordsvillc, Indiana
.Mr. Coolidge plans to motor t » Knler Sanford from Orlando via tributed largely to seasonal influ one-story resilience, Locust, $s00; at nineteen yours, he road law and
UOO. Part of which will be ?"•.»&’ wh" promait.c.sl the bent- truck .Irivora wlm.ie purpurU«l conMcisch Realty Company, one-story wns adm itted to tho Ear -it Col
diel.on.
Musical numbers were feHa,„n ha8
|||,niiol
l(li j, Annapolis for the Wednesday com Sanford Avenue. At Celery Ave ences. .
bd-'J in tin .1u no fix lire 3.
residence, > press, $.>00; Josephine umbia City, Indiana, upon his
m. ne.men* exerci-cv
Mg hi. t.i, m„. llml ,.IlHt on t.H e ry Avenue to
im
mshed
by
Mrs.
ranine
,S.
Muni
,
,
*
Agriculture:
Weather
condi
'"
'
. . Vl;
........... . . | »({Ukilv'ii .*». saying thill
liiut till*
Hit' pint to o . ImncMota to ilclivrr ati a*ldrrs> Hoarilall Avenue, ins|M ctm ^ furni.s
Hill, alterations, $31; A. James, a d tw e n ty -firs t birthday. Tho story
tions during April und early May
I r t o r n u m O n a n H a r o V.
e ‘L i l .
i m1'
" nd kidnap Miss Pickfonl had its origin . Ionilny, J u n e
a t the Not u- nf c h a se & Cumpany and (•. L. have been favorable for the farm ditions to porch, $100; f . I.. Britt, of his life from then on until ho
in conversations last Fall between American centennial a t the state BlctUoc
llth I
T fir ln v
« duet. I he congregu himself and C.
work and plowing and planting in a terntions, $500; Henry Toy heirs, was elected governor of Indiana,
Stevens, the au fnir irrnumh he will travel on a '
alterations, $10; Carlton Clark, one•/
.........
.
[llll l .a H t I<irlQ I O Q u j tion joined in the singing of tin
tlm district have licet, made better story residence, Orange Avenue, which opened tho wny for him to
tomobile salesman suspect “soon train which will he given over en
.'V- IU a" lal1
t !'r".
become a national figure, in n plain
progress this year than in an y
a f te r they had got a few drinks tirely to the political party.
Il V '" '" !1;
lllaat a !al other season, according to the $500; John I'owell, shed, $25; L. M. narrativ e, his entire tim e being
i herd Lead Us.
inside of them.'*
was announced yesterday a t the Antonian bruit G row ers harm No.
Tyre, J r ., residence and garage, devoted to the practice of Inw.
Following is the program for
With imaginations thus excited, White House th a t the preside!.' 7’. t,u'" ‘T "!'r,h *'! T”1" 1 •‘’“'••"K *" Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Myrtle, $3,.500; Levi Jinkins, small
*k Parer's Celery-Feds open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Shortly a f t e r ta k in g up law, Mr.
Ruin has been needed for somu building, Cypress Avenue, $25;
the confession continues, Wood and was going so "i„ complin..,- with ' ,0V.r‘' N ation, driving thence oust
rn gaim- series with Lakeland Friday evenings.
Marshall was nom inated for p ro
time
and
the
rain
which
has
fallen
Stevens talked night a fte r night
aftcrm.iin on
the
home
Avenue, thence north
Monday, June I —Mrs. Munson's about "different ways of making the request of the railroad com- l" ‘
in May has been beneficial to tho Will Jackson, one-story frame, secuting a tto rn e y in a Republican
'I*, anil iln> fans are looking Piano Recital, 8:15 o’clock.
panics for tho purpose of operating
<,a "!';r" n1 Avenue stopping ut planted
and growing crops. In the Jessam ine, $300; .1. A. Blount, stronghold hu t was defeated. His
easy money," among these path.,
•>ril I,, eing the team pull
and every precaution * V'1
» |»1no,’f t° Colory Avenue,
Tuesday, June 2—Junior, Senior of wealth being ideas to kidnap eonvenienee
s
ta
te
of
Georgia ten per cent more garage. Palmetto, $50; Lena B rin next political venture did not come
for safoty."
west on ( olery Avenue to Mellonofth. lellir position because Itampiet at Woman's Club, 8 o'
plowing
und
planting has been done son. alterations. Pine Avenue, $100; until ea rly iu 1908 when friends
grandsons of K. L. Doheny, the oil
rjiin .i will he u double pull
On a trip to ('hi, ago during lh» vi,,c Avenue, north on Mcllonville
G. W. Hill, two-story residence, suggested he become a candidate
clock.
magnate; plans to kidnap I'ola Ne winter, tho prcaident’ and Mr. lo lInio" Avenue, west on Union up to May 1. Ninety per cent of Elm Avenue, $1,500; W. II. Hand, for Congress from the Twelfth
1,1,1
l akeland is the next on
Wcdnc. day, June 3—Class Night gri, Jackie Coognn, the unidenti
!i*t atmve,
Coolidge traveled on n regular I Avenue to Sanford Avenue, north tho season’s plowing and . w e n t y one-story addition to fi ling station, Indiana district. He declined, how
Program, 8:15 o’clock,
per cent of tin. p,anting had been
Un»g«-r i irter, who is being i Friday, June 5—Commencement find grandson of a retired million train, sharing thcnceominodntion- V."
Holly and Cedar, $900; M. F. Dicks, ever, explaining he wns nfrnid he
Av‘,n,,e
St’,nin'»,u
rtitul.iii-! on every hand to- Exorcises, 8:15 o'clock. Address by aire, and lastly, Mary Pickford.
with the general run of passengers, ll""*''v<ird: west on .Seminole llnul- done in the state of Alabama. This Iramc g a ra g e and additions to resi m ight Ik* elected. When it was
latter
percentage
luuupares
with
The Pickford project finally was hut the preparations -for the M in-' ®v,,ri1 *'• Hood Avenue; south on
dence, $345; .1. II. Jackson, stucco
wi' uthe' Ul",'|rl*
victorywill
tnalu.r’
Prof* lictnu in F. Harris, of Rol- selected, detectives Huid, as the best iicsota trip indicate th at he h a s 1,Io°d Avenue to Commercial S tre e t H! per cent and 02 per cent respect residence. Grand Avenue, $3,500; suggested th n t seek tho D em o c rat-.
"ut
Mlenmen,
he 1litis
ie gubernatorial nomination in In
,
,
College,
ively
for
1921.
prllvil
Commercial S treet to Hark
A. I). Mitchell, additions to resi diana. Mr. Marshall replied thnt
make some c h a n g e .;
Nix(in.„ sermon was aH fo|. of all possible opportunities open decided hereafter to make use of a Wl'sl
Farm
labor
is
shown
to
he
to
the
conspirators.
Ini hp this afternoon on » ,vs.
private cur a t least.
Avenue; south on P a rk Avenue to
somewhat more plentiful this year dence, Elnt Avenue, $500; I.nvel whilo his one'am bition wns to hc<nt nf ■ injury Saturday to j ..jt‘ K j m
To Seize Her From Auto.
Mr. Coolidge plans to lenvt *.,UK*K‘y s tre t,tJ yn,,t °» Hughey
’aIhoun. additions
to residence, cumo governor of his home stute.
ri>a| pleasure today
than iu 1924, while in Alabama, <$50;
'■•t 4 tl
It wns decided, they relate, that Washington nt 3 p. m., Saturday, 6tre<'l to Magnolia Avenue.
Rotundo
estate,
addition to he would nothing to atta in tho
man who was signed l|( lake , „ n|e ,itUe parl in lhc to m .
North on Magnolia Avenue to the supply is 8.'i per cent normal, g a rag e, $12; Arch Harris, one- nomination although his ‘friends
Claude A. Holcomb, the other arriving at Kt. Paul, where lie and
u
".
I
orter.
it
is
said.
nil.nccmi.nt
..xercises
of
the
Sanas
co
m
pand
with
77
per
cent
in
r.'.t I ml., to play ba I again f,)ri|
(Continued on page 3)
Mrs. Coolidge will he guests at the Fourth Street; west on Fourth 1921.
story frame, Ray street, $.'150; Vir could do w h a t they pleased. When
(l Schoo,t |,y g ivinK Vou
Street (Ink Avenue; south on Oak
house
of
.Secretary
and
Mrs.
Kel
ginia T albert, one-story residence the s ta te convention was held, iu
,"
al" kl'*1 waH | the message at this hour. To the
logg. about lit p. m. Sunday. The Avenue lo Thirteenth S treet; wes'
Goldsboro, $000; ,1. W. Eaton, frame Indianapolis later, ho wns selcted
- .K m two when he atm„ lllt„.rs „ r , hp Kraduating ;
presidential train which will run on Thirteenth S treet to McCrack
residence $500; Mrs. Helen Jinkins, as a compromise candidate be
•d.e second base in tlu* class I extend congratulations t h a t ;
as it separate section of regular en's Concrete Pipe Plant nnd
»*sanirdny.
garage,
French Avenue, $70; S ou th tween the forces of Thoma3 T a g
, .
. , , ' you have reuclied this im portant!
trains throughout the trip, will con American Fruit Growurs Farm No.
ern Utilities Company, additions to g a rt, form er United S ta te s S enat
plenty of pluek , pCri(„, jn your school life.
We |
sist of an observation car, u com 1.
cooling plant, $500; A. I). H aw or. nnd the n n ti-T n g g n rt forces,
'
’-.ki n from the field by know that it is by hard study you ’
North on West C ity Limits to
partm ent c a r for the use of the
r> i t h Ta.npa team and | have made progress thus far, and [
kins, store, $000; Sanlnnta Invest and won in the b itte r 4908 cam
president and his immediate p a rty , 1road to Southern Utlities Conipment Conmnny, residence on lot 10, paign in which ho carried the s tate
” ’ ■' mates. He gritted we trust a good foundation has
ttrt
a Pullman, a diner, und a ear for nnv’s
' *lee and Electric Plant, on
block 8, $7,000; lot 24. b o c k 7, h\ 10,000 while President T a ft c a r
~ ‘ d bore the intense puin been laid lor your future success,!
M
II/ION,
Mass.,
June
I.—
Louis
■ murmer.
Firrt S treet; East on First S treet
newspapermen.
$7,000;
lot 15, block 8, $ln,000; lot ried It hy 16,000.
Being
convicted
of
driving
u
c
a
r
To the faculty of the High ' A. Coolidge, former Assistant Secto Park Avenue; S outh to cSiuin15,
block
5, $12,500; E. .1. Mough*
prnhuldy will go hack to School I am glad to express, in he- rotary of the Treasury, former
D uring four years as governor,
while intoxicated cost one defend
olo Cafe for luncheon.
■'"l 1 > e position this after half of the patrons, an appreciu- T reasurer and director of the
ton, residence and garage, lot 51, his adm inistration wus c h a rac te r
ant
$K.<>
in
Municipal
court
this
After luncheon Delegates will
Pine Heights, $7,000; Mrs. H. M. ized especially hy the enactm ent
tion of your good work. You have ! United Shoe Machinery CorporaCHICAGO, June 1—.Wheat July walk to I^ike F ront, where Day morning. A negro wanted in a McMahon, stove flue, $50; Willis of legislation looking to tho moral
putiently tolled day a f te r day in i tion and a prominent member of the Id.'! 1-4 to li#4 1-2; Sept. Iti.'l 3-4 to tona cars wd pick them up .it Georgia county on u liquor charge
leading these young people along I Republican Party in this -late for 102; Corn S ept 118 to 118 1-4; Outs Palmetto Avenue in front of the und one wanted in Volusia for for Rountree, additions, Tenth street, und physical welfare of the s t a t e ’s
gory were transferred to those $25; Naton Lewis, Orange Avenue, unfortunates. One policy in au g u r
the highway of knowledge, and in a score of years, died at his home Sept. 19 1-2 to 50 1-2.
Clyde Line Hock.
counties. They were arrested by $2,550; J , C, F. Bolton, residence ated by him was th u t of never a l
training them for the duties a n d ! here Sunday,
C. E. Williams and A. H. Beck and garag e, Hughey street, $3,000; lowing u child to be born in |>mresponsibilities of life. We honor
Ml. Coolidge had been in failing
...
—
i ivaponsibilitiei
C. L. West, alterations, Rost Court, on or a person to die behind tho
health
sinco
the
close
last
Fall
of
with.
v ' ' ' \>SK, June 1 — The you for your faithful work.
The following cases were dis $1,300; T. W. Harper, residence, bars if th ere wns n home to which
u lb nresontatives of the | "To the patrons of the school, hia unsuccessful cuinpuign for
Orange Avenue, $300; .1. W. Eaton, thev could could go.
posed of:
t, \ , 1- ‘'lature today passed a -d e>pccinlly ( , the paren ts of United Stales Senator from this
fram e store, Orange Avenue, $300.
Mr. Murshall was nom inated for
state.
Sclerosis
of
the
liver
wn.>
Raymond Cortdeltcs, disorderly
’J,* ’
tatewidc “ reckless I the pupil , in this graduating class,
tho vice-presidency in Balttim ore
conduct, dismissed; Isabelle Wil
.»"* 1,1 '''Hug the speed lim- I also extend most hearty congrat- the cause of his death.
in 1912 u fte r his name had been
Born in Natick, Mass., Oct. 8,
liams, violating sanitary ordinance.
(driven vehicles. The illations. Yon have rontrihuted an
NEW YORK. June 1— Appoint
before the convention fo r u num
.j!|1"' '' 'I are for motor e a r s important part in the work th a t has I8tfl, Mr. Coolidge graduated from m ent of 15 scholars und educators Vns3iir College, tho only woniun $50 and costs, sentence suspended
ber o f ballots as a presidential
llarvurd in 1883 und joined the in the United S ta tes as the first named, will study historical s u b on agreement to remedy conditions;
' - b • than 5.000 pounds, j he.-n dune.
re
candidate with the Indiana delega
' ,
boiir in residential sec"Bishop Dubose, of the Methodist s t a f f of the Kpritigficld Republi to receive fellowships from the jects, including Anglo-Hutch
J.
E.
Roberson,
forgery,
tra
n
s
f
e
rr
tion solidly behind him. He was
'Unn ipalities, 15 in bus- j Church was once asked lo name can. lie wus night editor of that John Simon Gugcnheim Memorial lations during the period of the ed to Y.dusiu county; bam Long
W A SHINGTON . June 1—"Trade again renom inated w ith President
protectorate
and
restoration.
paper
when
he
left
to
become
pri
' and 15 on highway!., the two hooks that had most In
Foundation wus announced Sun _ Others appointed a re : Gordon c a rry concealed weapons, $50 bond Associations’’ method of co-oper- Wilson a t St. I-ouis in 1918.
|W.
u 'selling more than that fluenced his life. He replied by vate secretary to the lute Senator day.
Ik
Floyd Ferris, la lan d Stanford, Jr., i estreated; Sam Long, disorderly ntion within great industries wus
Mr. M arshall prided himself on
. . i 1,1
pounds. 15 in naming his father's pocket hook Henry Cabot Lodge, then a conT
h
e
15
including
one
woman,
will
University to study natu ra l history; | conduct, $10 bond estreated; W al upheld by tho Supreme Court to the fa c t th a t he had nlwavs been
'i cabins, iu in Lunin and his mother'll cook hook. Whcn pressman. Lust Thursday Mr.
the academic year 1925-20, Coleman R. G riffith, (University ter Beaman, operating ear while day over the protests of federal " ju s t a plain every day average
" and :;u on highwayn; I look into the bright faces of Coolidge completed u biographical spend
in
work
on n wide range of sub of Illinois, child psychology, Mer- under the Influence of liquor, $100 governm ent laying down princlpncip- Am erican citizen.” democratic and
I™ u' * I'i.iMH) pounds, ten reai- young people in
school,
my sketch of Senator Lodge which he jects, their studies taking as fur rit Yerkcs Hugos. University of bond estreated; Ralph Stately, les of f a r Touching imluartii
rtuneo in unconventional, and to his neigh
,
• 8 hi land ness see - thoughts go hack to the home had intended to present to the New •afield as Mcopotnmiu, India, the
P ani| ji| "u highway!
California, history; John Robert reckless driving, $5 and costs; Reu- the business world. W h i court bors in Columbia city was always
win re futh -r and mother are work England Historic Geiieulogical So Fur East nnd Africa.
Kline, University o Pennsylvania, hen Arnold, transferred to sheriff I decided neither tho cement m a n u affectionately
referred
to
aa
ing
in g *t<> give their cliil- ciety.
•
- "'
I and
i II ■ liv
• Mi'h
Isaac Fisher, negro teacher in mat hematics; Hr. G erhard Krohn a l llainhridge, (in.; Guy Wright, facturers Protective Asociution or ’’Toni.'
8<
lie
returned
to
the
newspaper
11
Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn. Kolclston, University of C alifor six'cding, $3 and costs; Alberl Moidc Flooring M anufacturers A s
He m arried on Oct. 2, 1895, Miss
Fellow- , field iu I8‘,H! as Wuahintgmi corres- will study d ange r trends in worlds
i,i
"My subject today
j ( lili.x i...
physical ch em istry; Clnrk II. Hitts, disorderly conduct, dismissed sociation invuld under u n ti-tru st Lois I. Kimsey of Angola, Indi
, uliip with Christ," ami the tex t is | pondent of the old Boston Journal ri'cial relations in this country und nia,
Slover. University of Chicago, his Blair Hasty, discharging firm arm s law operations a f te r those two a s ana. Because of his deep love for
I John lilt. "There is a tail boro which und nevcrul New York newspupei i abroad.
tory of literature; Quincy W r ig f /, in city, dismissed; C. Bivens, sociations luid been declared by his m other he did no t m a rry until
l>r. Edwin \V. Schultz of Lclaml University of Chicago, in t e r n a t drunk, $5 nnd costs; C. Bivens, governm ent counsel to be broadly she died. The same devotion a l
fift- ' ‘A*S‘S KE. France, June 1hath live barley leaves and two and in 1904, the y ea r Roosevelt do
ornail fishes, hut what a re th :y j feated Judge T atk e r, he was dircc- Stanford, J r.,
University, will ional law.
carrying concealed weapon, $25 sim ilar and typical of a move ways existed between him und Mrs.
•‘n-t"
r,e
tor of the liternry bureau of tha work in E gypt on the phenoni, t V-re
'• 1e ™
vesterday
ns iU
n aiqong t.» m any?"
Tho foundations, w ith n fund of und costs; Blnir Hasty, disorderly ment am ong grout business con Marshall who alw ays accom pan
"Tho feeding of tho 5,000 men National Repuhlicun committee,
I unon of hacteriophugy, the pro $3,000,0(10, was established by Si conduct, $15 und costs; Joe Bell, cerns to pool their interests in ied him on cam paigns or lecture
i . . l " f. V*;Uowlsh fumes
*nk of liipiiil chloiine with the five loaves and two small ! Four years Inter he became as cess by which bacteria are destroy mon Guggenheim, fo rm e r United disorderly conduct, continued to violation of the Shermun act.
trips. With the exception o f nev
(' r the town.
A contain- fishes is the only miracle of our ' sistant Seccrtnry of the United ed by various agencies.
States Senator, and Mrs. G uggen Wednesday; Novel Burns, d iso r
er m issing an onrw rtunity t s r e s
u 'l from heat and 12 -,a.r- la.rd that D recorded by all four | Stales T reasury and for severni
Professor Kenneth J. Saunders heim, ir. memory of th e ir son, who derly conduct, continued lo Wed
OREGON LOSES FIGHT
a baseball game, Mr. M arshall was
rioua voodiliou.
.I of
.. the
...v evangelists. That fact ulon- months was acting seerelaiy. la of the Pacific School of Religion died in 1922. A fter this year i t is nesday; Napnlenn Miller, disorderly .
not an enthusiast over outdoor
-------------| give* emphasis to the im p o r t a n c e j 1909 he was made treasurer and Berkley, _ California, is mimed to expected to appoint from forty to conduct, $3 and costa; A. Wolf, disWASHINGTON. June 1—Oregon sports.
k—Masonic temple to of this particulnr miracle. As we I director of the Unitsd Shoe Mo study oriental religions in the F a r fifty rcholnrs annually, each to orderly conduct, $10 bond estre a t- lost in the Supreme Court today
As for hobbies, he had ju s t one,
il. vomer i f
C.iin- I pro ccd to rtudy It we can see gnoil chinery
Corporation,
position i Knur.
receive about $2,500 to c a rry oil n l ; Nettio H arris, disorderly c o n - (in its fight to compel children to ami th a t was Clarence Ignatius
‘spman avenues.
(Continued on page 3)
I which he resigned (n March last,
Professor Violet Barbour, of specific work.
duct, $10 bond eUreuted,
1attend public schools,
iContlmuM on paps 8>
.NOTED ENGINEERS
WILL BE GUESTS
OF TRADE BODY
SANFORD SCHOOL POLICE BREAK UP
GRADUATES HEAR PLAN TO KIDNAP
DR.NIXONSUNDAY MARY PICKFORD
ill
9m
ft’
I
i1
i
.
. k: It I]
in jflr* *
pnermen upen were Mrs. \v. .s. Leak, the latter two in (.1,,,vt.rM
I.ti„nM)ll!It K..u
Three Game S e r i e s ",Savi"r*wt®ush«i'
Izouis A.Coolidge Is
Claimed By Death
In Massachusetts
Allegedlntoxicated
Driver Leaves $100
In Municipal Court
MARKETS
Passes A State
wkless Driving’ Act
(j!u££enheini Awards Are Given To 15
“Trade Associations'1
Upheld By High Court
1iDllSly 1 j lire’ll dnui an education
v inorine Fumes
________ 4.____
{9; ' :-tf .
,X e
,= f
�TH E SANFORD
Hard Times Cause
German Actors To
Seek Other Work
/# ,.
"
, BERLIN. May 30.— Hard times
Jen the stupe hnvc driven not a few
■German actors and singers to take
up other occupations, and on the
' whole they seem to he happier and
i better off. Seven stafto celebrites
have recently become enfo and res
taurant owners and four others
i turned to industry and commerce.
Farming liux ulso attra cted n numc ri—of
favorite j .
Richard Schulz, a t one time mann k tr of the Metropolitan Theater
in Berlin, has become a Bavarian
farmer. Otto Som m cratorff and
i Ids wife Theraslna, formerly the
idial Romeo and Juliet o f the Ger
man stage, hnvc retired to a coun
try place near tHe village of Kpital
in the Alps. The form er Romeo la
devoting much of hia time to writ
ing, and Juliet i» filling the office
of piesldent of the farmer s’ union
of her village with much success.
Re;a J’oppo, once a s ta r of the
Royal Til sate r in Berlin, mnrricd
j.'r. I.eva and is devoting her time
f t the cultivation of fr u it at llrissaifi Switzerland. Rudolph Rittui i, who won futne as interpreter
of lutes in Gerhart Hauptmann
j plays has nought ft little estate in
JAgcnetendorf, Upper Silesia, and
', is occupied with mixed farming.
•
iinns Gregor, founder of the
| Comic Opera of Berlin, who m arri
ed an American woman and be
came a farmer in the United States,
liken i uial life so well th a t he ru‘ cently refused to nccopt an offer
to tome to Germany and reorgahi/r the tangled a ffairs o f the B er
lin private opern houses.
«*
.. if-
Y uU e,
-— lllHlioi-. wlioar
r«°r."*r °f
III)
In u n K n u w n ; W . T
• t e r . hln w ile. - r ~ "
’»**£
ChrlxtUn n*rn« l* unknown
W o o d ru f f.
C o m p la in a n t,
tV. K A le x a n d e r . If liv in g . a n d If
d ead , a ll p a r t i e s
rliln ilm f.
by
t h r o u g h or u n d e r W. E. A l e x a n d
er. fle c e a le d , o r o t h e r w i s e , e t a t ,
Uef< ndn n ta.
O r d e r of P ii b ll r n l ln u .
r h r S ta te of F lo rid a; To;
W. IJ, A le ii in d e r . If llxrlng. a n d If
dead, a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y In lu r c a t In tim l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r »l»*
Hcril.ed, a» lielra. d s v l i e e l . grant,*'!*.
i,nii o t h e r r l a l t n a n t a u n d e r W. K.
A le x n n d e r . dcceuaed. o r o t h a r w l a o ;
A nd a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n
t e r e s t of, In an d to t h e l a n d s a n d
p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r tlescMI'Wl s i t
u a t e in S e m in o le C o u n t ) , F l o r i d a ,
to -w lt;
..
I.ot FI vo (5). Illock ( k ) o f
W i l l i a m W h i t n e y , e t al..
H e f e n d e n ia
C IT A T IO N
T o W il li a m W h l t n e v . h ia w i f e —
------ W h it n e y , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e
la u n k n o w n ; l i o n P e d ro
. . l i r a mm.
Ills w ife.
.......... -Mlrandi..
w hose
'li r la t la n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J u a n
)e E n t r a l d o . hia w ife.------------- . Kntr a l d o . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n
k n o w n : J u a n In* E n t r a i n " , h ia wife.
—------— -K n traltro. w h o l e C h r i s t i n a
n a m e la u n k n o w n : Means B. Levy.
h i t w ife. ----------l.evy. w lima* C h r i s t lun n a m e la u n k n o w n ; J o s e p h M ara
A rre d o n d o . Ills w ife, ------------- A r r e
dondo. w h o s e C li rls ti u n n a m e is u n
k n o w n : P r a a e M n C n e e fa c lo ; A n t o n
io A rre d o m lo . Ills w ife, ------------- A r
re d o n d o . w h o m C h rla tlu n n a m e Is
unknow n. Pedro
A rre d o n d o .
his
V
u n k n o w n ; lio io r e x A r r r i lo n i la ; J u s e
' o r M a r t h a A r r e d o n d o . M a r i a n a ArT heodore
•
Arrt?«J«>nu
i A r r u l o n d <>:. I t a r h e l P rettii. I i i r liu s
.
Iv
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t h e e o m p l u l n a n t n J. WMUain M a r t i n w l f , . ----- ------ T n v lo r. w h o se C h ris t
an d P e a r l <i. M artin .
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fo rd H e r a ld , u n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h - w h o s e C h r ls U u n n a m e is ni
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,
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Fort Myers Chamber
Planning to Develop
City’s Back Country
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B e g i n n i n g nt t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of
* V * V t h e E a s t e r n slilc of the \\ ,- k l v i i r u i a . in iinn i ,,r Seminole e,
John
a n d ih,* N o rth l.lti,* *,f t h a t o n tills th e 2-trd day of m »j i T 1
' • l o ' k . p o r t io n o f l l " P e t e r M 'ra m la O r u n t 1910.
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s t a t e s S u r v e y s ns S e c tio n -!■•. V owni ’l f r k of tin* rir«-uli i %
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i.a s t.
Jiin Hie lice soiilli CO':, d e g r e e s c a s t
,rl « t o r l i a l i . i t o th e N o r th e a s t c o r n e r
Whose o f th e sa id P e t e r M ira n d a t l r n n t :
W est 1211 c h a i n s
I lavld | • lienee
.
By the Sea
Florida's 1
In The
NOTH i: it:' \ p p i . i c %t io n pull
1 1-** a;i:aiinico»r.unt iiny.s llml t h e
■ m IH., ii i Mii.ii s c i t i n s vta in tin fit ‘I step in a comprehensive
h i * •lit,; i . i \ . : i t \ i ,
S i c i l i e s .,|.in th;it lian linen taken to place
o c TUI. " T i l l ! OF F t . u i i i u t.
Myers where it will not be
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.
in
i f,,iipii hnnilicnppeil by a lack of
nearby f...1 supplies and forced to
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hi. h i>i ico ni tin* future. I no
i». 1*•■•••. • • • ••!•••! h iM • • r i ifi'Mi" plan enlls for tin* co-operation of
!-“i.i'.,:?i b ^ ' hixT - M : Z t r t : h ' > . ' t h e r n pulilieatlons that will
cord un, vIf11 lax
Said , - riifleai,, niukt a survey id the lun,I ■* mid
. . ................
r«ii,,i'
d* s,rii,.,i
|| (lie people what the land" are
IX. Flo- i-i,. I.. Wit:
,
best nuiteU for.
.
.
N| ;1(
I.ater tn a chambers of commerce
»■<•’• :• iw, i * . b .
East. I of the luirrmituiing towns and conn •
•ties would appoint a committee to
' :‘l 1" 1
" r"
1 o’ "V ini b the plan and a-snist and |»ri».
of h j i trim tect true! fa rm ers in their work
l 'nt, sm aid • ,-rtn -at. ,i, it 11 n<- r,-- by hem line ir.nrkets for the pro•1
" " 11.....
• 1on
,1 lih,l1" '| hi
1X|.i day'* dice ,nnd, aiding
them in ,selecting
will "i-■'-,ii,-•i ,....o
,
,,r j lm, » I. I-,,,
new land:, when tliey so desired.
IHvul)
C HOtUll.AKH.
—---------------------------Flrr', '-Iri lilt Court CemliioU, v.,..
act on vour feet bv
.............. " i , .
IIF. two basic dements that have built me worm s laigesi uuu»,
resorts—are commercial a.lvnnlagea, and facilities for recreation. Fartunate Indeed is the
eiiy which has hut one of these elements, but doubly fortunate is the city xrhich is possessed
T
of both.
The future of such city is beyond the reach of chance— its destiny is assured. This is the story ot
Florida’s All-Year Resort City
lias everything that gives zest, vigor, happiness, and freedom to life
• year •round, hoaliiur, tishinR, Rolf. driviiiR and »cean cruising.
Hollywood’s New Three-Million Dollar Hotel
of Hollywood’s future is the new three mil
struction on Hollywood Ocean Ucach. This
g propt*rly values and population statistics t
x liieh mark for the Florida Fast Coast.
irimis auto-hus
jli the tropics*
oday and learn
literature. If
full particulars
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Florida relntlng tri -thfcpar vniuc
B ills Signed By Gov. Martin
‘ - TALLAHASSEE, June 1.—Govi e r n o r M artin has approved the folin n w tp w set- p - =rcd by the present
.session of the legiluturc:
' J; Validating and confirming an is
sue of $150,000 in 6 per cent road
ibonds in DeSoto county,
f. An Act repealing sections 87, 88,
r89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 90, 97 nnd
98 of Chapter 9945, Acta of 1923,
relating to the charter of
„
____
West
P alm Beach which created n new
•municipality, and term inating the
.term s of office of the borough coun
icilmcn of West Palm Beach, nnA
providing for a referendum of this
act.
Authorizing the county commis
sioners of Marion county to emTtioy a nurse, nr licensed physician
to conduct a public health nursing
■service.
Validating an election held in
..Lee county May 20 for t h e pur•pose of issuing bonds in the sum ot
$100,000 t o fund outstanding in
debtedness.
Empowering county commissionutTs of Lee county to issue and sell
interest-bearing time w arrants to
construct an addition to the court
“house.
Providing
for establishment,
’'maintenance, nnd operation of pri
vate game and fish preserves and
farm s in JncLtson county.
Prescribing a limitation of time
• a fte r the record of a deed or the
“probate of a will, when n person
.«nmy not assert n claim to lands
'ami validating conveyances.
Prescribing by whom nnd in
what manner suits may lie brought
to quiet title or clear a cloud from
•jeal estate, disignating the neces
sary and proper parties complaint
nnd defendant, ami prescribing the
•effect of such suits upon the par
ties thi reto and upon the owners
lOf the lands involved.
C reating a special road and
abridge district No. 109 in Lake
■county, and providing for construc
tion roads and bridges therein.
6 To create North Tampa special
.road nnd bridge district ill liills*borough county.
of 1921.
Providing fur a closed season for
hunting ltir-bcnring animals, and
deer, turkey and Squirrel in C har
lotte county.
An act relating to construction
and operation of n toil bridge and
approaches over the St. Johns rivee
between Clay and St. Johns coun
ties a t a point in or within six
miles of Green Cove Springs, by
T. \V. Shnr.ds.
Regulating distribution and ex
penditure of funds for road pur
poses in special road and bridge
districts of Levy county having
outstanding bonds and prescribing
the powers nnd duties of bond tru s
tees in the districts and of the
county commissioners of Livy
county.
Authorizing Seminole county to
issue $90,000 in bonds to fund an
issue of t hat amount in Special
Rond and Bridge District No, 2.
Authorizing Starke, Bradford
county, to furnish electricity, sew
SPECIAL
er nnd water connections to munic
ipalities, and other users in the
county or adjoining counlic , r.-ui
granting the town th? right to
e rn 'tru e t nnd maintain electric
lines, newer and water connections
on public highways for said pur
poses.
Authorizing Brevard county com*
misinnors to issue interest-bearing
time warrants not exceeding $75,000 in amount for constructing,
reconstructing or making an ad
ditinn to tli* roupnty court hou-e
and jail.
Authorizing county commission
ers of Pinellas county to issue in
Special road anil bridge district I
| $50,000 in warrants nnd to assess j
a tax for payment of principal and '
interest.
Amending Sections 2, K, lo and
15 of Chapter 9102, Special Acts
of 19'J.'!, relating to fishing in lakes
and streams of Highlands county.
Providing a supplemental, addit it: mi I and alternative method .if
making local improvements in T a r
pon Spring*.
Validating all state and county
* Providing for a closet) season for assessments of lands for taxes for
'hunting fur hearing animals in 1921 in Escambia county, validai"Hendry county.
ling all uneancellcd nnd unredeem
Authorizing liilhlmrough coun ed lax sale eertificalcs upon w hich1
ty to own and operate for park no deed lias been made in pursii- j
, purposes lit • following dcscrlied nnce of sales for taxes heretofore
-property: That portion of guvern- made by any slate lax collector
unent lot three, section 23, town or slate collector ol revenue em
s h i p 30 south, range 19 east, lying bracing lands in Escambia county,
south er north boundary of said and to validate and confirm all
section 21, east of west boundary proceedings, assessments und sale
‘of “aid section 23, north of Alnfix upon whieli such certificates 'ice
river, and west of the Tnmpa-Rus based; to secure ail defects, omis
’kin paved road, or any p a r t th ere sions, errors and irregularities in
of.
such a (■‘ •merits, proceedings and
Regulating hunting, killing or sales nnd in the said assessment
rin testing of wild deer nnd other for 1921; to provid e for the r e
..wild game In Hendry county.
demption, sale and assignment of
- Authorizing the town council of such of aid certificates as are
Wuiichula to levy a r.|ieclul tax for held by the s ta te ; to fix the time
■1925 and each year th ereafter foe for Hindi redemption; and to depublicity purposes.
tdnre that the invalidity of any
t Amending the charter of M ana portion of tlii- act shall not tiffed
tee hy amending sections Id, 17 and the validity of the remainder.
J29 of Chapter 0722, Acts of 1913,
An act to amend Serlinn -1353
-and Section 1 of Chapter 9910, A d a of the Revised General Statute:-, of the crowd
J . N. ftobsnii, C o m p l a in a n t
\V, C. tooI.r-Hter. *t nl.. Defendants.
CITATION.
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| In u n k n o w n , a n d M a r l i n K. D u m p e r '
a n d wifi-. --------- H u iu io T t. .vim ■■
IC h ristia n nam e
la u n k n o w n , and
e a c h nnd e v e r y o f t h e n.r.d a b o v e
J a im e d d e f e n d a n t s , If l i v in g ; a n d If
■e i t h e r , a n y o r all of s a i d d e f e n d a n t s
; to- d e a d t o all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g Inle r e n t s u n d e r each a n d e v e r y of c i n
l o i i u w i n g d e c e a s e d d e f e n d a n t s , tn w ll: \V. **. M c l - e s t r r m id w ife,
------------- M e l .e s te r . w h o s e C h r i s t
ia n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , a n d M a r t i n
K. U u m p e r t n n d w l f - , -------- - H u m p e r t . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is o n I Itnowti. o r ot h e r w ise, in a n d to th e
r d t o w l n g d e s c r i b e d l in n s i t u a t e , l y
i n g n n d being In the Count/ of
S e m i n o le and Stave id F l o r i d a m o r e
p a r! leiila rly J e s e r bed u s fo lio .vs,
tu -w lt:
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more
p a r ti c u la r l y
d es
cribed a s follow s: to w it:
Thcrc arc 25,000 children In the
saVs8 wmE b T re c e iv e d
Pfi
U. it. 35. 3®. 3i. 38. M, 10,
,m n ,|« l o » of S an fo rd . 5S.Lots
United States, not counting those H e ra ld , a n e * 't f n a p e r u u h l l s ' t e d In byHealed
th e C ity
69. 60. 81, 83. 83, a n d 61, of Han ««ld r S r t i ; , n,J? f t
that arc grown.
p la t a n y ' o r all of V . . ,
S an fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lo r id a , F l o r i d i . a t t h e i r nj p. M , J u n e 16. f o r d O e le ry D* tn, a s n e r
w ir e each w e e k f o r s i g h t c o n s e c u l l a l l . a t o r b e fo r e .
f Hie r e - t b e r e o f r e r o r d e d In r i a l B o o k 1. on
T he N orth i l i t f
N orth H a lf ( N h )
t. N 'j )
of t h e
tiv e Weeks.
W IT N E S S i»y h a n d n n d Hie s e a l
of th e C ircu it C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th
Jinli- tal C irc u it o f tin* M-at<!
of
F ' o C d a . In e n d f o r Hen-1m i t e Ci u n tv. on th i s t h e 1 8 th d a y o f A p ril. A.
D. If?:..
IS e a l )
V. E . DOFOI.AHS,
C terl: of t h e Circuit C o u r t of
t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f
t h e S ta t e o f F l o r i d a . In am i
S em in o le C o u n t y .
I t y : A 11. W E E K S . D. C.
U| \V. S l'K N C K K J i t , .
Sollclto.* an>l o f C o u n s e l f o r *hn
C o m p la in a n t.
Apr. 20. 2,*, M ay t . 11. 18. 25.
J u n e 1. 8. 15.
1915. fo r th e c o n s t r u c t i o n ...
t a i l i n g w a l l “ I'd t h e h > t o . .u ! ! c ■•••
In t he HAST SI UK IU JL K lIK A D D I8T I I I i 'T. i-mUnlrilng t h e followlfiff a p
proxim ate n u a n tltle s;
tosr. tin. ft. c o n c r e t e s h e e t pile r e
t a i n i n g w all,
w ith
anchors
Mid cop ing . c o n t a i n i n g t h e f o l
lo w in g
ijila n tltle s b ased o n
id les 15" long, an d h y d r a u l i c
till.
;nnn cm. yds. c o n c re te .
377,ofto po u n d s r e i n f o r c i n g b a rs .
325,000 cu. yds, s a n d fill,
p ro p o s a ls a r e to be, p r r s e n t e d In
„ .....led en v eln n e e n d o rs e d on t h e
o f the
N orth
■I I u l f ( N , J > o f t h e S o u th - la s t Q u a r t e r
(H K ’ i ) of S e c tio n 12. T o w n s h i p 29.
I S o u t h of I t u n g e 30 E a s t,
a n d to anv a n d nil o t h e r p e r s o n s ,
! w iiose n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , c l a i m
i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t |p
a n d to t h e p r o p e r t y h e i l e n n l o r . v d< s e r ib i i|. o r a n y
part
o r p a rc u t
i hereof.
I It Is h e r e b y
ordered
t h a t you
l a n d ea c h o f y o u be n:ld a p p e a r b e
f o r e o u r sail! C ir c u i t C o u r t a t th e
C o ltrt M ouse a t H anford , F l o r i d a , on
tlo- Mil d a y of J u l y . A. D. 1925.
, a n d th e n and th ere m a k e m n v .e r
t o t h e b lit of c o m p l a i n t e x lilu lle d
nil a i list y o u In th i s eauae.
This Week
In Real Estate
street close In. Owner willing
(o sacrifice at $900 each with
the paving paid. Payments
either sem i-annually
or
monthly.
10 acres land nl Lake Mary,
hath. Excellent location on
i drv and near lake.
Price
$2000. East forms.
IIimRalow, six moms and
hath. Evcellent location on
paved street and only a few
minutes walk from Post Of
fice. $5509. Terms.
Four lots on Magnolia Ave
nue for $50 down and $25 per
month.
\ DVF.iiTixn m u s t
Scab'll tiroposnl" w ill lie r e c e i v e d
by th e c i t y H nm tnlsslon of S a n f o r d ,
F lo r id a , a t ilielr office In t h e C ity
l l a l l a t o r before 3 I’. M.. J u n e 15th.
1923, for th e p u r c h a s e of a in Inch
S u c ti o n d r e d a e o r l a r k e r , d e l i v e r e d
c o m p l e te a n d renilv t o r o p e r a t i o n
nt S an fo rd . F lorida.
ProposalH a r e to be p r e a r p t e d In
a se a le d en v elo p e e n d o r s e d o n t h e
o u ts id e
“ Hid for S u c tio n D r e d g e ."
a n d th e n a m e of t h e bid d er.
K a d i p ro p o r a l rnn.it be . i r e n m p n n i r d by a c e r t if ie d c h e c k
for
*500.00 m a d e p a y a ld e it s i g h t t o tino r d e r of t h e I ’Ity A u d i t o r a n d C j e r k
of S an fo rd . F lorida. Fay m e a t to bo
m a d e a f t e r s a t i s f a c t o r y te s t of te n
(l a v s has b e e n m ade.
T h e F ltv t'liinniisslon r e s e r v e s t h e
r i g h t lo r e j e c t an y o r all h ld s o r
to n c re p t a n y bid th e y d e e m to lie
f u r t h e b e s t In leresl of th e C ity .
\V I! W IL L IA M S .
(*lty M a n a g e r .
M a y 11 - 1X-25-J u n e 1 fi X,
Many other rare bargains
are to lie found among our
listings.
005 First National Rank Hldg
Sales force; R. J. II illy, Jr„
It. L. Shipp and Ii. J. Milder,
Jiisi-pii M
toui^Stearnsrs a Week from jacksonvi
Round Trip Jacksonville lo Baltimore $19.54; •
to l hiluthlphin 155,0.); to Buxton ^72.18. Feres
induiln tiicnb and berth, with extra charge (cr
o-.itnide roorr.3,
Abo All-Exppnso Totirn from Jacksonville; 11
days ami longer; 380.15; nnd up. Tours inclui
New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc.
Write for illustrated booklet and for information
• bout low rates to northern cities nml resorts. Ami
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id w if e --------- M aris, w in me
i nam e H unknow n,
and
I e v e ry of mild p a r t i e s If
■id If e ith e r, a n y o r all o f I
“i
p a r t i e s lie d e a d , to rill p n r - 1
n ln g inleri-HtN u n d e r .1 A. j p f l l ' ’ * I
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lliind. wltiiai
llilnie Is link n o n a. M, M a
il. ----------- -.Murls, h e r liiiaios ,- I 'h r l s t l n n n a m e Is mii ml ti e n r g e L. a l a r l s anil
-------- Marls, w h o se 1 'b r l s t • is iitiluiown. o r o t h e r w i s e
o t h e f o llo w in g d e s c r i b e d
mite, tvlm r a n d b o tn g In tlio
of
S enilnole a n d S l a t e o f
Two Proposed County Roads On Each Side
Easiest Terms
Christian
SUMMER
EXCURSION FARES
Lots in goad location in fast
developing section. $150. Easy
terms.
Lake Monroe Realty
Company
n a v e s 76 a n d 78 o f th e I 'u h l t e Re .
.l h ** follow!
f o r d s o f Heinlliole C o u n ty , I- lorlda, ff o nA!'*
d a n ts . to-wita n d to a n y an d all o t h e r p e rs o n s d o n d a, b is
w hose nam es are u n k n o w n claim w hose
t
in g an y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In J o s e p h HI lie van
u n d to t h e
p r o p e r ty
h e r e i n a b o v e jH n e y a n : Hamuej i
d e s c r ib e d , o r any p a r t o r p arcel
th e r e o f .
.
,
,
;t is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t yon an d u.K
. . e.
. . h.. m n y
e a c h o f y o u tie an d n p p e u r b efo re W o fford
- “ I Tucker
o u r s a id C i r c u i t C o u rt a t t h e C o u rt Al'KUMa
V ___
Tucker
l l o u s e a t S a n f o r d . F lo r id a , on t h e , T. ulicger,
c k e r . bis
3rd d a y o f AUKUSt. A *»• 1336, an.l
i...; ru e !,, r. H.imi,..| ,
t h e n am i t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r to the
9 ticker. At
bill of c o m p l a i n t
I Chapman,
y o u In t h i s cuuse.
It Is f u r t h e r o rd e r e d t h a t t h i s a h e ll a NV,n>
o r d e r h e p u b li s h e d In t h e H anford h u s b a n d UcoViii.
H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d I n . A u g u s t a 1 s v „
H anfo rd . S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , H. Neav,.; jt ,,.,.,
o n c e e a c h w eek fo r e l e h t
je e r : , ; ,in<)
ullv e w eeks.
I w ise. In and to t
W1TNKHS m y h a n d a n d t h e seal I {' r d escrib ed n)T,
of t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt " f t h e S e v e n t h '
■'» th e c h , ,
J u illcln l c i r c u i t o f th e S t a t e o f Flo* |
o' Uiliud, and
rldu. In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty , • m o r e p .,rtle U]4 r i
o n t h i s t h e 23rd d a y of May. A. !»., ; *o w *1925.
<. l*ot 1. less i h ,
V. E. DO till [.ASS,
i L o t 7, less the
C le rk o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u rt o f til* I Block | | , ,f r)l l,
S e v e n th J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t
of
F lo - , Ad lltlon to s.-inf
rld a. In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty , p la t th e r e o f ,jh |\
Hy A. M. W e e k s, D e p u ty , C lerk , n n j an d all ,M
(S F .A U )
iiiiiiic.1 a r e unkn
D e C o tte s a n d S p e n c e r.
r i g h t , ti t l e ,.t i,
S o li c it o r s a n d o f C o u n se l
■ p e r t y h erein aho v
for th e C o m p lain an t.
Part o r p a rc e l t|
May 25. J u n o I - S-13 - 22-39-J u l y 6It lfl |„ .r ,.|lv , .
•3-30.
e a c h of m i , i,..
Alw» nalilm* *rnm Miami tn I'htla*
itrlphla rla t*cw, mnilciflciru
S. !>. tlrrluihli", c m y lOiiayt.
Vdjoining Subdivision
kzfl\
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■r/f -
rpra
- .
1. 1925.
sn ?
t 'i n a * !
S C H O O L ; You,,* People's Soelttoi in nil might club together and kill you The
true measure of eite<
'i.Yrirnr’C
tflTATfr
,
.8t,? n land» » evidence of the sometime.' No dahger of . th a t every life is good character an I
i'pUATES HtiAK wqrk ^ t ChHstianjty is-doingt' saM.thfe superintendent for-if they useful service for others, and bdth
“ - - - - tm w i
,,J H D
the*? arc found ir.
—
m
a a * n H » « N r a t t B i r c a ’. s r t H i t t r t r c * « f f n * K t i r * f i r
_1<!
jj
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• > r~ £ t
| * i i*
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A'WiW I W
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i i. i i r r i i r 11 t ■ 11 ■
.
r/t J
sound with Jesus Christ nur Loid.”
both
^/.TilyTt occupies such n high (Iron
forward\ v on
of' ltTlc'chP. • the "feet'
■
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Consider what. Christianity hu"
in the Master’s work.
<'rn« • \v
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•
'.Nr.
? t
,J ‘
e of this miracle was
t
p l a n t o k id n a p
giortoua
truth,
and
just
in
propor-1
of
Impp
the country, near the town
n u iii, ami jusi
propor-! or happy homes are Iniilt u p every
;i A
the north
LSwaida, .\
onti the
north side of non ns wo learn and practice it where, homes for orphan children
Galilee. Jesus had gone vi.I the kingdom of God he pro- and homes fa r the aged are mainV a 4 '#
(Continued-From Pafci* One)
'I with his disciples for n little inotril. In the next place we notice1 tained. Hospitals for the sick and
■f I *
but when the people heard of m a t Fellowship with Christ p ro -i s u n n i n g
built and supported, truck driver, who by this lime had
I schools ami churches arc kept up, liceu drawn into the kidnaping di**,
i^y went out in crowds to ssc m etes glorious service.’
“This hoy with
loaves and and gooit p ivernment is made pos cusslons, should act m chauffeur of
jwar him.
,e
the afternoon the dis- fishes, together with th? other dis- sibie whet, .cr the pine gospel of the kidnaping car nnd armed guard ;
the intprevided |iri»on for Mis»lhr'«t i«is “ non yrcrlairaed.
«t,.it to the Master th a t ciplos. were mode nn>-i"«rn
“ One mr ;e lesson wc can get Pickford. She was to be seized
tde were tired and hungry the Lord in feeding the multitude.
of th i while en mute to her Beverly Hills
front this great parabie
paral
... L | bitter send them away All who follow Jesus Christ are from
towns and villages around ‘Laborers tngcthr w it Jr God.’ In f,re«d of Life, and th a t is this:— home from her Hollywood studio,
vinistering to Fellowship
reuow sm p with
w nn Chris
Christ is the se- the conspirators planning to crowd
1 thenhfcivcs food. Instead the great work of ministering
I•V'T;.
I her limousine to the curb with nn
wcary, hungry
hum m *icrct
of noble chnrnctei.
five______
loaves the needs of n weary,
. thi, he took .the
. . . ___
j
--------^ . f i s h e s which the disciples i world.
•
“ When there disciples of C h r h t automobile decked out in Shrine
3 .„l fed the whole multitude.
' T hat great cta te s n a n Hon W Drat began to follow Him they
und apparently containing
L . cow! reason we can see K. Gladstone, once mad:* this r e - ’wcrc n* wcnk ns ordinary people ut'tbing more dangerous than a
.< miracle
tamold it
n»n ».i» ■
»l. .. with
*«_i_ ■l)r.
-* m
• 1
totlrl V. TI
ia** (*followed
a)i
<i Inuita
They
Jesus parly
party ^of merry-making delegates
[r ihis
is tin
so lmnnrtnnt
important ljmr.rk
in». conversation
Talnai Jesus ••<
**->• **it■ t h e , nutge
urn: anoui
[ L fact that
used
m age -‘Taik
about world problems
problems. “ nd worked with Him until they !i‘ the c onu ntum opening hero
LTViv in Capernaum us
as the there
‘
h only one solution to them become men uf wonderful power in tu e s n n ).
r {.(i,,n of his great discourse all, and th a t is th* Gospel of tho world. Like the little child
Once wrested from the interior
Rrt* Bund of Life." He ures Christ.’ J e s t u Christ is the Bread i Brows up to strong manhood b y ' o f her limousine, Miss Pickford
, parable
_____ to show how a of Life that canti down from Heav-*' U|ting proper food and taking ox- was to lie locked in a house.
l*rr hungry world must be sup- en to give life to the world. Many 1 ercise, so does the Christian who Minch house, polid* say, they
mo:
I ,
t he Bread of eternal people vainly imagine th a t religion *' ' vcs
daily fri.owship with learned from Wood, never was dctonsists cf a few forms and cere- Christ the Bread of Life.
cidcd. And the house problem r ?- f •;*r'd, . lie nl.'iurt, George Warfcl b
"Mr. Spurgeon was one
day uiained unsettled when the three » f Erie, F’a., crawled out from tin- ™
bOn? of the principal lessons of ntenies, but Jesus sniil. 'I am coni'*!
th
a
t
ye
might
have
life,
uUd
th
a
t
speaking
of
the
power
of
Christ
*o ,’,cn
>ua"
n **b° c*ty jail dec his auto w hin the roof of the ig
l/mirack1 to which I would call
Krieniina, a dunce boat, cn'me InrI- ■
LaK ntlon today is ‘The lllei - ye might hnvt it more uDundnntly. berutify the character when ho •''otimlay.
. __
ing through the a ir and onto his car j *
‘‘Christianity is a new life of enters a human heart. He told the
ffosults of Fellowship with
during a wind storm.
ja
LHC ION TO MEET.
love and brotherhood in Jesus: k g ml of a foreign flower that
di
Lv
‘
lr:r ; ,if all we notice that, ‘I*el- Christ, in fellowship with him w* could expel all the weeds in a gnr; meat drive will lie made. Mr. Hag- 5
partakc
of
his
niirnl
and
spirit,
and
den
and
fill
the
place
with
beauty
Campbell-Lossing
Post,
ihip with Christ brings out the , ,, . .
, .
—r. ......
-. Ameri- gard repotted today th at the drive '■
L,st possibilities of Young life.’ our heart.! h u m with intense desir ■ and sweetness. A certnin gentle- ran Legion, will meet at the club- was continuing m.d would continue »
to do good to our fellowmen The man bought aome of the s e ^ and house Wcdnr.alay evening, J u n e II, {■until Seminole’s ipmta had be
commanded his discinles
highest . crvicc wt can give to th.* p la n t’d in his garden th a t was and I’twt Commander A. I’ H a g - , raised, lie* aayz that all citizenn . m
Ito ami see how much they had world in made nos: ible by fellow- lull of noxious
weeds. A fter a gard urges every member to be .ipi n.ached arc re-ponding liberal- J
Itaml to feed this multitude. Af- ship with our Messed Lord.
while he went to see the result* | present ns reports bit the Endow- !v
y.ariful .eiirch they returned
IK
"Tii • Spirit of Christ within m .1"!"1
the weeds were gone a n d --------------_
, ,j 'I
I spotted that they had found a
ennhif
s
u
i
to
co-oprrnto
in
every
,
s
i
*
rnnleii
wan
full
«»f
beautiful
«ith five leaves nnd two small cnnh" s " i
. #i z■
V ji
Muster said 'Bring [ K0,,d work for tin? betterment of
_Jto me.' The boy brings Ids
his niunkliid,
omnkind. This co operation i» one j "I'rofer.aor Drummond tells the
or e to
of success in tory of a young lady who e fine
, •t
.tore
to Jesus, and then has "'>*f the fundamentals
film
'•
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u t joy of seeing
5,000 *Imn- ................
VVury ’'V 1'-i1 “v;-ork. Kin divides ami 1Chi istian character was admired
ptople fed- The l.ord enabled !"Ve unites. i am reminded now by all who knew her. It was a
[t My to feed the g re a t multi of a gentleman who once visited a wonder to her friends how she
sby blcs.dng what he was will- large lunatic asylum and was , came to live rtich a beautiful life,
by th;- superintendent Sim wore a gold locket which she
t to jive. The faith nnd obed- shown
t of thi- boy is worthy of our th io u i li nil thi wards ami buildings aid contained th ■ secret of her
mtios. We do not even know o f thi* institution. When they re- life, but rhu allowed no one to op n
Bine hut we know w hat be did, turned to the office he sail! to the it. Finally one day rlio did pormi:
w. know what the l.ord did s u p e r in te n d e n t,‘I should think you a very d o c friend to open the
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la,boy who was willing to obey would he afraid to go among there j E d et, Phil there it was written
crazy punp.c ail alone for they 'Whom having not seen wc love.’
Sji.., Bible
contains
many
litiDI st"rie,! of young life when uaiK g^g a B M JiiiiZ B B u B D aK B iiiic u E B B B B E E C Z u aaa x u aaa B B H a ria
i tietl on to God. When the IsWE’RE ANNOUNCING
f s .( netsleil a great leader to
th:m "lit of bondage, Go I
f]i;tJe Moses out of the bulbiiti him brought up in a j ■
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nere
Celery
Farm
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all
tiled,
on
Cameron
in Israel, where he was ■
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Avenue, East Side, right in the fel.-ry belt. Full equipment com
tid ion verted to the tru •
prising tools, machinery and four good mule:!. This property has
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a
1'honc *218.
an extra long frontage on paved road. Priced at $10,000; terms
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n.
t a thee. He iuiil ills hand on |
Mini boy in Bethlehem, and I
Author of ’ T a x It.Mlio-tl.in l>y l-'lorlilii H e s M e iie o " tin* t r e a t Iso mi l-'lorlit.i T a x a t i o n whlpti ha» ro imtlnhal ret-MtfnhIon.
Five acre farm close in on West Find Street, two acres tiled,
fltranie the greatest king
with small dwelling.
Priced at SI,Mill; terms SI,500 cash, $5110
inti ever had.
F!.< *1{11>A Ul* AL i :kt \ rr n LAW' irlveit r|r-:ir. htni i»le. every-tiny landmine the i^ncntlal prlnelploJi
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a year for balance. This o ffer vil) not last long so get a f te r it
i «bc occasion the disciples;
tlu» lit tv uff-’ctlm: KlorlUu 11*■;i 1
i»h dt* t crmhiiMl hy the »‘nnsrktiition. Statutes and tho iloquick.
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p p.iui o f \ Im* S iijht id * ••i I’Mm i Ii Iu . a h,sol u t e l y inv a l u i i ! j | f tu t v e r y p e r s o n tlc u lh u ; In H eal
^ our l.ord “ Who is the great- !
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n'tri Kmi •jiTdlii "iT l lea Veil 7" r]
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Jtrut answered the question |
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WI im ^ln> 1'nrelititie llen l T N lote In l'*h»rished, on loh. f>I x I GO. This n r o p n t y Ini - , n it a tine flowing well.
SILVER LAKE
H iih I vc t'Hnlriii’tu. O ra l lim triietinnM to
hlii
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Srre»i and obeyed Jesus Christ— i
Priced at $.'1,000; terms, $500 d iwn and balance $15.00 a month.
Hroker*. Hille t»>
oiitMhlr* uf Drofl'l'i 11tin ft l1it Ivit re Ina **t».
iy representing the young Jife]
lo rd t f I* •*. S u h-A u« -n t* a D u ty o f C l i e n t
Thi**. property is located close in n West Third Street.
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(nthusiii--.nl—a boy with m ar
Cedernl nnd Hiiitr tntir;**.
Women Tree Trmlerx,
\ elimiH to fomiM'l lluyer to \eeejit.
ls possibilities of growth and
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subdivision in this location.
And Now You Gan Buy at Almost 1’redevelopment
Prices lit
“The Suburb of Opportunity”
Model n Improvements- Let us Toll You More!
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in Rea! Estate
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FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LAW
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We Have Some Good Guys
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 1. 1925.
flk lliM
f ir r y
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Ethics of the profession” is something practically every
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Wmmdmy at daaford, Florida
E n t e r e d a a Second C la i a M a t te r . working man in the world claims to have and in most cases
( X t o b a r IT, 1*1*. a t th e r o s t o f f l c e th at claim is readily granted by the community at large.
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j u r e h STm T.
_____________ Lawyers, doctors and dentists are very proud of the ethics
.....Editor of their professions and would far rather die than do the
I t t l . U M I I . IIBA JI.
M aaaarr
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slightest thing unethical. Merchants, druggists, bankers,
S 11” Miivaolla * » « ■ »
P h o n o l t d carpenters, brick layers, school teachers and even street car
J it
conductors all have their ethics and in most cases adhere
n u n s c n im io x h a t h *
One Tear—17.01 8I* Month* 13.50 rather closely to them.
>>ellvrt•**! In City li> Currier, per
too
week. ir.c. Weekly Edition 111
While the newspaper man has an ethical code as high or
per y*»r.
, higher than in almost any other profession, his claim to pro«o?ier.c.,rVi:d? o7Vh^U».‘,r«.ioliuilSSw Sessional ethics is almost invariably refused recognition by
■nd notice* of entertainment* where advertising patrons and subscribers. If a big advertiser
f ,VVt****mnr*1*A
'1*•r7i ■'n* r .r ** wants an eight column four-inch i\d placed a t the top of the
MKi(ii>:nTiiie associatk» imibh !Pa^e in a newspaper where the pyramid system is used, be
r rrrcaa s I* r x c l u a - apparently a in ’t to save bis life understand why it ain ’t be
T h e A s• saoncr li a tr
teil
d P
Ively c n t l t l i 'd »*» t h e <»• (<»r re done, if he is willing to pay extra for it. Neither can he un
p u b l i c a t i o n o f m l new * d l a p u t r h e a
c r . i l l t . o *o It o r n o t o th e r w l a e c r e d derstand why he can’t get advertising space on the front
ite d in th l* p a p o r u n d nlao t h e l o
new*
au
c a lI new
* pptilnlihed
u b lla h e d hherein,
erein . A
ll rrianii
i g h t s page.
of repuhllr.itIon of apeclal dl*pi»tchIf a prominent citizen wrecks his automobile on Main
mr. herein are elan re*er-ed.
Street and is arrested for reckless driving, he refuses to
MONDAY, JUNK 1, 1925.
recognize the fact that the newspaper is duty bound to its
subscribers to furnish them with the news of the day. If
TDK HERALD’S I’LATFORM
1.
—Deeper water route to Jackaonan official investigation reveals a misappropriation of funds
ville.
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by some pubic servant, that individual would deny forever
2.
—Construction of St. Johns-lnthe
moral obligation of the editor to furnish his readers with
dian Itiver canal.
all the facts of the case.
I.— Extension of white way.
4 .— Katrnaion of local amuaementa.
But despite what most folks think, journalism is an eth
—Swinnlnjf pool, tennia courts,
ical
profession. There are rules and principles of newspaper
r etc.
B.— Augmenting of huUdinjc pro- editing which are (piite as binding as in any other profession.
gram —houera, hotels, apartment Ami the chances are that the editor who violates the honor
- houaen.
of his job or sacrifices his newspaper for monetary consid
Extension of street paving oroerations has more trouble with his conscience afterward
j *ram.
7. — Construction of boulevard than has the lawyer or doctor placed in the same position.
around I-ake Monroe.
We were much interested in reading the other day the
8.—Completion of city beautidca- platform of the News-Herald of Kavcnu, New York, whose
^ lion program.
various planks are endorsed by all newspapermen. The plat
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY form was prefaced by a few remarks of the editor which read
. KINGDOM IS W ITH IN :—Nei in part as follows:
L believe in my jolt. I shall at all times he fair to
ther ahull they any, I,o here! or,
J,o there! for, Lriiold the kingdom
everyone in my community, expecting frequently to
of God is within you, I.uke xvii: 21 .
he charged with being unfair. I shall not lie afraid to
" O -■ -champion the poor man’s cause for fear of the wrath
NOT Ills JOII
of the rich man. Nor shall I he afraid to stand by
•'I’m not supposed to do that," said
the rich man for fear of being charged with having .
fc he,
sold
out to him. I shall respect and honor my pr >When an extra task he chanced to
fesaion, believing that it is a high calling.”
*
see.
“ That's not my job, und it’s not my
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cure,
I'll pass it l»y and leave it there”
And the boss that gave him his
weekly pay
Lost more than Ida wages on him
•
that day.
tU’m not supposed to do that, he
said,
“That duty belongs to Jim or Fred"
Ho a little task that was in Ids way
That he could have handled w ith
*
out delay
Was left unfinished; the way was
paved
For a heavy loss that he could have
saved.
And time went on and he kept Ids
* place,
But no never altered his ensy pace,
And folks remarked on how well he
knew
The line of tasks he was hired to do
Pur never once was he known to
turn
Ilia hand to things not of his con
cern.
But there in his foolish rut he
stayed.
fairly
And for all he did he w
puid,
Qut he never wns worth n dollar
more
Than he got for his toil when the
week was o’er; ■
For he knew too well when Ids
' work wuti thru;
And he d dune **!! he w*.*. loiid i*#
do.
If you want to grow in this world,
* young uiun,
You must do uvery day all the
* work you ran.
If you find a task, tho it’s not
* your hit,
And it should lie done, take care
of it;
And you'll never conquer or rise
if you
Do only the things you're supposed
to do.
— Written by some of the person
nel of .Marshall Field & Co.
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The E a r th ’a Flat.
a Hanging.
Never Enough Cars.
They Kill Girl Itahies.
kA
no.nnn
A complete lh
Cypress and Pine
I’ranting
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
Lnlh
Brick
Lime
i Blaster
; While Itock 1‘husler Ihllj
*5%
THK FORCES of intellect arc
rallying ngainst the Darwinian
theory, tho dreadful idea th at there
MAY be truth in the doctrine of
evolution.
William Jennings Bryan says
that if evolution is true, then
Christianity can’t U Uue.
'0\SHFOK
ExPiOZtes
A MORE important witness is
Mr. Voliva of Zion City.
He
says evolution is impious, and he
is ii REAL believer. He says the
earth if flat, not round, and it
doesn’t go around the sun.
Rryun is understood to he com
ing round to the theory th at the
earth is round, in spite of the fuct
th at the Bible describes four a n
gels standing on the four corner*
ers of the earth.
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The Price Is Right
SANFORD
CASH LUMBER (I
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S /E W /N S
w . S. BRICK, Mgr.
710 W. First St. Phone 4R.|
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____MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor
Miss Puleston Gives
Di’idge
Fm*
Bridge Luncheon For
Miss Olive Newman
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as «?.•*.•>,*-».■><>;*■>».?«•«•*»>•*
*ct'*c™t*on "f
/glover::;;;
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r t . i v m Ttw.t m ,,, !of
Moiirjr.
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M.mill.u t ur,.,| t ,
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tons of his waistcoat, brushes hack
this year won tho Calcutta Sweep
an errant lock front bis leonine
stakes, on the Derby, worth $.T!5 ,brow and neither runs nor hurries,
""". bv spending a trifling sum.
BY IRVIN S. COBB
the rattler curls up in disgust, dis
Before the race, tempted by sure
armed.
i profit, he sold one quarter of Ids
Mr. Fordyce Tuts other instruc
Down in my part of tin country this here cow would nnlHinvc been ' ticket for $10,000, and Inter nntions. such as restricting the c ir
of silver tongued injured at the time she* was killed." |j other quarter for $15,000, so he
hi the days
' We have with as June, the bride
As be sal down the new justice won only half, but even that was
culation of the limb with a tournaspeakers and sour mash Bourbon,
favorite month
•itie I • which is useful to all a f te r
we were a high s tiu n g , ml scuti- said with a voice hu.skv with feel i $182,500.
it meaning has been discovered
mental people, ami oratory moved ing. " | ’ve dune beared enough! 1
' Our office Imy says the dear of us as nothing else would. I here I'lnintiff wins!" and proceed to
in the large dictionary which ev
A WISE man, this Britisher, inst
today may the devil of tomorrow. was once a brawny blacksmith in enter judgment for the full amount before the race was run to spare
e n cannier does not carry. Also
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it is well for the one bitten to s tim
our county who was elected justice of damages. But the lawyer for his nerves, went home and went
The rocky toad to Dublin hasn't of the lienee on the strength of tin* other side protested, lie in-J to bed. "I lighted my pi|>c, d o t
ulate himself despite prohibition,
and to remove the poison.
But
n thing on the one between San bis Con federate record and because i.slcd be bad a right (o be beard, ed inv eyes and smoked."
ford and I let .and.
all this is based upon the first i*sibis wife was distantly related to and, though the justice said In* i When lie iqiencd his eyes he was
-cntials: u Websterian calm and a
| the Crittenden family, and the bad already made up bis iitiml, he *182.500 richer.
cast-iron resolution th a t forbids one
!The little gill down the street lust case be sat down to bear was admitted that it was no more than I
to run or. forsooth, hurry!
one growing out of the death of a fair for the voting gentleman to | THAT IS a thoughtful British
says sometimes the heavenly h
cow under the wheel of a freight make a speech, too, if lie wanted er. lie doesn’t howl uml yell, m i Jtu: mail i • no 1'iirthly good.
trenting his horse to come in first
| (tain A fter the evidence was all to. and told him to go ahead.
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So the lawyer for tin* railroad lie lights his pipe, closes his eye
, They hhv ta li is cheap Imt wo in. the attorney for the plaintiff cut bis moorings ami went straig h t and
waits.
m
ade
a
most
effective
argument.
THE MIAMI HERALD
f.’ll
nw
who
was
fined
ti'ii
know i
up. lie was a genuine silver
And he suys, "I shall give pail
dollars for uttering three cusi In vivid word pictures lie sketched tongue, with automatic te a r valves
of mv money to the Girls' O rph
I Hu' abundant virtues of the late
words.
New York restaurant men are • ing every virtue food should have
!cow; he deserils'd her sweetness and a friction proof jaw. He sour- anage at Great Crosby, invest tin*
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mil her gentleness, her capacity ihdit into the clouds and contin rest carefully ami live on it. all trying to find nut what their cus j except taste -in.I edibility. Reef a
tomers like best and have re s u lt lu mode is. of course, there. How
.Thi-ro art a lot of people wllo as lo milk; be told of the great ued to sail round up there for quite the duvs of my life.”
talk more about tilings
Ibereavement to her immediate l am a spell. Among other m a t t e r s , W hut could be wiser or more ed to the rcfetcndunt to get thu would a restaurant get rid of the
information.
Apparently
th.'y scraps if beef a la mode were not
don't know about than
111v consisting of a ycimg calf, and pertinent to the issue, be intro typically British than that?
they do.
He will invest part for comfort think that men and women have .a feature of the menu? And why
| he dwelt upon I he heartlessness duced the American Eagle, Magna
i of a ladloiid system which by its Char Ia First and Second Manas- able living here, part for salvu not been ordering what they liked a In mode? That phrase is twowhen
•'An old timer is the fellow' who brutal carelessness bad at one fell sits, I'uul Revere'# rah* and the lion ami eternal comfort hereaf best eith er front motives of econ face.I. meaning one thing
omy or from fear of ridicule. If .m iplod with Is'ef and something
remembers when the proprietor of swoop, as it were, made stew of Bonny Blue Flag Which Bears But ter.
they have Ihu' ii ordering their fa entirely different when linked with
the general store was the most mi the parent and orphan of the a Single Slat, concluding the whole
yell 1 PRESIDENT m O L ID G E . is is vorite dishes, why a referendum? pic.
pqrtunt citizen of the town.
offspring
His peroration is still by giving the Confederate
I'ie. cake, dill pickles and ice
remeniliefcd.
The language of it .and bursting into a violent fit of said, will cut twenty-five million a Why not examine the order slips
year front the cost of the United collected bv the cashiers and filed jetcum are not on the list. Neither
weeping.
‘Mamliers of the Florida House i was homely, yet moving.
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spindle
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light
of
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As he sank into his seat the States a r m y —a good idea. Sol•
are those curious compounds of 1
o f representatives are opposed t ‘< "And finally, squire," he said in
cash d ra w er?
gristle, hope, lean meat, disap
the proposed itic tense in their pay. summing up, "if the train had been iustii'i*. with a touch of the tru e , diers marching over the ground in
The restaurants have put twenty- pointment and side-trucked fiddle
There uie several members that ' run us she ought t<> have been old Jeffersonian simplicity, wiped future war from the uir will be
should be ashamed to take what Wan, and if the l» ll bad been tung bis streaming eves upon bis shirt cboiit us U'-cful as so many ra b four dishes on their ticket and have strings, known ns hot .logs. Under
left blank spaces for independent | certain circumstance# they the f,i.
they ure getting for this session as she should have been rang, and sleeve, and in a voiic quivering bits when eagles attuck them.
voters to write their favorites. vorite food of Americans.
u ftc r having iiiiroduced such mens- if the whistle bad been been blow- i with sobs, exclaimed:
Singularly
enough steaks and chops i one may vote for them, hut all
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don’t
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lieat
as
she
should
have
been
blew
all!
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ilTes os the one to tax Imcbelois
do not appear on the ticket ex ttv to eat them ami a t times do
fciiae wins!"
and old maid*, to make it lonipul both of which they doll! neither
. ept tinder the disguise of filet swallow them. No one, not even
sory to erect wooden Indians in
Something tells us that if there niign.in nnd many of the voters the maker, knows whut's in them
front of cigar Ntores and to make
| is any return from Doom there will will think this is the name of a and no one cares. The gilded r e
a. separate country of Key West.
be heavy t \ O. D. charges.- Dalla* light opera. Filet of sole appears staurants ignore them because it
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I Nbvvs.
..ml many will vote for that dish j would be ub.ur.l to charge the
(leal.i is all wrought up Irvcau c
and will not know thut if they o r price for them that the -il,l..i .ml.
New York pup^M referred to it as
Gnvernment boasts a sin plus der it they will gel filet of floutt- i ai i
*barge for other wares.
III. againster . .m•r leadHi ware of agam sters.
n sleepy little Florida town where
ers in '.lu* cnnimuiitt v I a attac they may permit another income tax det.
We
hope
that the restaurants will
are
men
who
never
Agailixtel
s
Thomas Moigiuin recently cleaned
ure without food fiu thought or cut, Imt who paid this surplu. ?
Chicken salad appears without publish the result of the balloting
up u half million dollars. There is initiate any new line of thought !giot.nd for iictior until some one ("n.iiuihia Record.
any notation that it is made of It will be interesting
mow hovv
nu cause for worry for readers of or action bill
k a ileputat
epui.it I't< ll if* ielse precedes then with th at which
veal. Evidently some of the v o t many are like .lig-ss of "Bringing
t h a t story will know thut large
Another i ,'uson th Riffs ea
an doer by picking flaw-* Imiiv he made a ibjr.t tor crite ' s were regnr.le.l ::s illiterate and Up Father,” and
>ng for coined
sum s of rnu/iey are not made in
to war so uisily is hccuusc they stubborn because broiled huliliut I erf and cab hag., and
.1 aliich is proposed by nth I irism.
Ip.vv nanv
places that a r e ’ *l6epy or dead.
national bond i
Th*- men who
titrate their never heard
appears. There is a dish, solid, re- fed that they have the tune
Ocala had to l« u progressive city
A rhronir ag ainster ha* lost I attention upon *
others arc or pensions. Dallas News.
I Mice table, grim nnd ominous, h.tv- vote to broiled shud.
with a bright future for Meighuti whatever vigor of mentality he 1t h i n k i n g a n d d*i,
rather than
t o make his small fortune so a f may have possessed. In its steed In. ii o w n th o u g h t
u lx a mi.tlu.it* to uhxuiiu*
action suhla t all, thut city received publicity 1 ha- conic a caustic fault finding
them M’KiM | m ,| |)f«lf;:t of in i*l vet in : von HiiuU'iihurg
Bulgarin is killing off her poll-.I France* seems to construe Au
h ren bought 1 which by it# very vcheitmencc
minstep. It Man ..illy ti.'iunt'. In thq future look out for I bu»*ad»r Hought.in’.
hut , could not I
njech .
own talont* which inevi tit lily nianv
. t . p — Norfolk Virginian a superior race In the Balkans.— 1meaning; ."Lafayuitc, v.-,- ha^
ml the bled th l will do It uiur.* hopes to coureul its te a r of inthem of | imwi*r pusi IIH Atire- a gt
i TliontW K. Fickcrill Servic**.
J gone.”-— S e n York Evcuing W.ii Id
nod titan burin.
i nun •UM* VStakflij live UIIM. ,i I'llut
1 illative.
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Polka Dots and
Lots of Them
H c m in o ln (jfo u n fu Tfianl
Sanford. Fla.
U t> have several attractive buys in properly on Lu<
.Molina*, Crystal Lake, Yankee I. ake and oilier lakes
in ami close to Saufonl.
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Kin*. I'r. a,./Mr, Kl„'«, Kilwnrli:
w,’re 'md Henderson. Miss M argaret Davis. I
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Located in Sanford—a tfootl buy, S.V10.00 per acre
Sanford
A Pickup
1") acres. Hammock land on Dixit’
Highway Bk miles from Sanfonl.
Hose to loading* station and school.
1 acres tiled; 4 room house and shed;
2 flowing wells. Price $8,000. Terms
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Allen & Brent
Lots Now Selling As Low As
Let us sell your property
AT AUCTION
We are permanently located in Sanford
DlHl SALES FORCE are EXPERTS
We guarantee Satisfaction.
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Buy One of These Lots—
If yon 11avi* Fropmty you want sold—Li.it jit with us
and kiss il gond-hye.
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k T & s S ; aS.l’t S . X Mi*s.,Waltham Hostess - irK-artTAX
”*•’••• lAt Bridge Party; ■o Mr. and Mrs. | | . I.
I Williams.
1 n,"rn
Claire Jones and Miss Hara Evelyn
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Gib on and
Miss’ l.e •I nlain*
Jones ||nml.iied to
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, ‘•,rM* Theodore Waltham delight- 1*>«.vtona Iteach Sunday.
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entertained
a bridge
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t aSj . f .n. .l.l. v.
Murial To Mr. Tittle
A»>"ouneed Saturday ,
.m''ivmt,v.st«?."‘.nK a t her
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Remnant Sale Tuesday
Hundreds of short length from our May Sale Silks, Colored Voiles, Ginghams,
Crepes, Madras, Pereals, line white goods, Long Cloth, Nainsook and Cur
tain materials. 1 to (i yards—price marked about x/* Price
Floral Voiles
Colored Crepes
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All high colors, beautiful quality. G(>
inches wide ..
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$1.00 Yard
$1.00 yd.
A.
“Everfast” Voiles
“Everfast” Voiles, fine quality in all
the light sh ad es.................
$1.00 yard
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Large patterns, light grounds, 40
wide
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Britt-Chittenden Realty Co.
11<’> E. Second Street, Sanford, CK
Mrs. r . T. Adam t o r Lakeland,
s|ient the past week the guest of
her brother II. C. Mullen.
terest ... Hanford as Miss Muriel was nerved at the conclusion of
Friends o f M r s . David Speer will
has been a popular teacher in th.
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Sanford High School for the past hTlms!"‘o,
I In. • pn sent were: Miss l.ucl- proving from her recent illness
two years nnd Mr. Tittle has been l.i .Mahoney, Miss Margaret Ma- 1
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a resident of Sanford for several
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years. The popularity of both is Rin,‘V..s!iS U'!oa‘rart‘t V;-r.....Mr; i"" 1 Mrs1
1. . " ,n l,'.nV’
Ireno j Lakeland were the guests of Mr
attested bv the host of friends ,,
Brandt,
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Nick
Cartand
Mt
Alfred
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the Vv 1
Mi.,*- hn„,. -ui- I i,,,,,.
er. Max Bradbury and William cud.’
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Evans Muriel Sheppard. *
announce the engagement and
M" i^' Margaret
of .Nn-h......... .
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1100.1 ol
nii -.Ii approaching marriage
r . ac k otnille where she goes to iville. Teim.. arrived for a visit cciih
of their daughter
n e t her daughter Miss Margaret Mr. and Mrs. R.d.v Laing in R.,s •
Ge rarclini
( ox. who Is returning home from I Court.
to
Gouchcr College at Baltimore. M dJ
M. Ralph Eugene Tittle of Sanford,
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1 -Mrs.
F. Monger and datiL'hthe wedding to he solemnized
(.iris in an eastern school smoke ter. Dorothy have returned from a
of Julv.
pipes, fe m a le of the species will pleasant visit in F t. Myers und
The hri.le elect is a graduate of he sicker than the niaL.
Arcadia.
I the Duval High School and has a
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II. A. Degree from Piedmont col"Out of the trenched by ThristMrs- R. J. Holly, Miss Mae Hol
lege. Mr. Tittle L originally from mas" is the rum war slogan.
ly.
Miss Mildred Holly, Robert ,
Springfield, Ohio, hilt for several __ _______________________' ;_____
vein has made his home in Snuturd where he is .jjguged in civi.
' engineering.
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I.a Iav.'t te (.rill was the scene of
So
1 pretty party Saturday afternoon
Under New Management
when Mrs. G. E. Muriel entertain
ed with several tallies of bridge
in honor of her daughters, Misses
m i Palmetto Ave„ Opposite Fire Station
Sara and Garardine, who are at
| home for the summer.
Tlie best place in town to eat
Garden (Iuwers in profusion ad|ded to the attractiveness of the
Regular Meals 35e
i room.
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner 50c
Mrs. Muriel was assisted in ser
ving by her daughter, Mrs. Ed
, uiund Wood.
CIVE US A TRIAL AND HE CONVINCED
W hen the prizes were taring nJwarded a cross word nuzzle w a s !
handed to each guest with the I
!
request
that she work it. To the
<1 assorted sizes
i Ian * of this red silk I, surprise of all the answer to the
z sleeves and scarf I puzzle announced tho engagement
-.I..-', such a youthful Iof Miss Geraldine Muriel to Ralph
1 "L There are wide! Eugene Tittle of Sanford.
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' "nt of the skirt, but I
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aml. ,,e .nry
" low over the h.pn;
. V spent the week-end at
-.1 the s i d e
( Daytona Bench.
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inches w id e...........................
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Attractive Property and Prices
Seminole Business Exchange
INU:s'l’ NOW AND CROW WITH SANFORD
221-Ib First Street, opposite postoliitf*
'desirable home sites, Elm Ave., and
High Street.
Business Lots.
Acreage, ideal for sub divisions.
Orange Groves.
THE AGAINSTER
A IN T NOW
A if L i / i l t K I Orange Heights Realty C
h
how
have before
,*',*» you what
wiui'. we nave
net ure uu,v
buying
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Weber and Dick
Rhone
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Ralph Goods,.....I «m.*nt the week
MANHATTAN CAFE
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112 First St.
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First National Hank Building.
Stop, Look and Listen
Briit-Cliitlendeii Realty Company. In!
Sanfonl Paint and Wall Paper C*
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end nt Daytona Reach, the guest of
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$100 to $1.1110.00 per acre
a n d Material.'*
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celery land.
RO()(l
Easy terms at a low price
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Lake From Property
For I.abor
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Ileal E state Auction Sales.
Miss Olive Newman, Miss Camilla Rines, Mrs. K |'
nnii \. (* Mrs. Frank Akers.
Pulestan. Miss Mae Holly. Miss Haddock were among’ the guests
Mildren Holly, Miss Gladys Wil- also.
K
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returned Saturday
ion. Miss
Mi-s
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enaa Naomi
Diii'llll Scoggan .M
ISS
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,ir#Mrs.
^ ..T. Jones
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after speudin*.' a week the guest
w|JJh
STRENGTH-SKRVICE - PROGRESS < §3
Realtors.
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..liming June 1st. are hereLlilin! that same w II « hon( bp to Ihurs.lny night. Ju n e
A!*" ill Persons
having
Lf, out and reported are rel'.t*l t ' please report oil same
should uni he left in any place where Ihere i;ri-k
of loss from lire nr I Ill'll. Bctler rail :i I’riwil,
Lock Box in our Safe Deposit Vault—lion >ou
have no worrv about theif stu d y . The rental h
only $2,110 to $ 0.00 pet* year.
2102 First St.
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t i ’r n a..
* r*
acres
^With ttwenty-five
w e i l t y - f i v c RCl’CS
nn P k Avenu .
her Scoggnn made high score and was played for an hour or more.
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T h, mi-mlHT. i.f ih , Itriilal
Mr. ...... M r , II. T. , W . of Or.
Friday
low score. Miss Louise Harles was i n
K,"« “ "J1 Mr; Kdmgnds, I*«’" >"•’ "Pending this week in
Cimni.'ijcement exercises of j awarded a duplicate of the high mon.is ^ M V U n d fM i s s l Umi C o f ! ' '
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in the High School’ Auditor- i Mae* ifoVly was nwarded'T^fnunfoin
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ONE HALF MILE
Z
Success Is The Enemy
Anybody who can observe those
opening instructions can, we an*
fully
persuaded, counteract
a
snakebite, conouer a walled city ori
Snatch an ancient s ta r from its ac
customed course. When bitten by
a rattler, the idea Is to rattle the
rattlei
From Jong experience,
the snake knows th at the average
human when bitten, shrieks or
screams, leaps up and down and
then, unbecomingly heat over, run
around in circles. What he most
particularly does not do is to keep
calm, im itate the rock of Gibn.llar in immohilitv and refuse to
hasten o r move with speed.
Consequently, when the serpent
withdraws after injecting
the
P e rs o n a ls
J S is .
n rty
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C. Alfred Lilja will e n t e r t a i n , low satin.
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■ h rr a u n -l.ln il.lt., p«u, • i
Fred Walsh of Daytona spent i
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lovely l„ a
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chip ny one lor ml- the week-end in Sanford.
Grrar.line Muriel, a bridc- rriKk or cream
I.Ox s i m ; I- v im I OMI*i„
lace
trimmed
with
vice
ns
to
how
to
ho
an
ideal
hus111 WiisnoUn Ur,
|* of Julv.
circulnr flounces of dust blue s e t ' band or wife
M uch s..-,. „dvii-»
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1‘hniir 2TH
[m Order of the Eastern S tar
J hold the regular meeting a t
Idock in the
Masonic
Hall.
The I
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VI
worerost.
a .larg
hat
bands
Following the delicious dinner
| » r will he honored by the o f - , „she
f soft
an(jlace
|aven,|t.r
m
.,, \••.
t. nHuarris
rns <
>i Apopxa,
Mrs.
\ . ,G.
of
Apopka,
t visit of the grand matron. | \ t the game of bridge .ui,' i |^{-‘ niemherx <>l the party found
DEAD LETTERS
to seek companions for the show that such acquaintanceship i, m.
might give him, rather than for the intrinsic merit of such I’rncticnl exporlonco would end 11
RATTLING THE RATLEF
men as MEN. Success is an enemy when it brings snobbery t,at;, nonsense.
rii Communis' [|
kt’HUt'imtii should) go and t rater- F
A S H E V IL L E C ITIZEN
and sham and insincerity.
,
i nizc with Itiffs on his own ac- 1
As the Ford magazine says, the successful person who count,
is not injured by .success is one who does not agree that he When he came hack, if he ever It i easy and simple, says Mr. panic-dealing venom, he expects to
has succeeded. Such a person is always reaching up to ■lid come back, it would be with C. I’, Fordvoc in Motor Life, to see a performance which is a m ix
treat snakebite, particularly a ture uf ground and lofty tumbling,
higher, better things. He does not necessarily reach out for wouhl'pn!^
a 100-yard dash, thicc rounds of
more money, nor for more preferment. But he reaches for associates. "Go on with the war. rattlesnake Idle. "The victim.” jiu-jitsu and five hundred i’iu'e
explains 'must keep calm.” He Indians in full cry for blood, gore
the fine things that are on the plane still farther up the trail. J* was wrong about those Riffs." he
adds: "When bitten, don't burry or and carnage. When, instead of all
There i-s material for many a great sermon in the thenu
run, for ibis heats up the blood that, the bitten person calmly
■ ST U D Y AND admire James Cn and speeds up circulation.’
"True Success.”
thrusts a thumb between the b u t
n w. British shipping clerk, who
wifioJKSfoiS
Miss I’ulestop was charming in and *iIttrm*tiVeiit->as'' t .7' t iu *‘’*tViIH"! ’’'
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Are The Two Steps If Taken In
• aar-js-sa.
- i’»rk A- t j z „ * sA “,f« ssn‘ k-''
Investigate
Invest
Luncheon To Be Given iMrsu,fey\aekwcn.,tEdw,iJ Biackaf Woman’s Club w;n
At
Will I?.e,!!•. Wannn Whit0 nn'* Ml** Nel1
Be Last One This Year
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I , . W. C. Hill will entertain 1
MH’T IIL A M ) IMI\T
T E L E P H O N E :— Res. 428-J
Dinner Party Is Given
1-1™
™.;,-.n- Miss King
Honoring*
And J. Paul Edmonds
Miss Elizabeth Knight
Gives ..Picnic.. Party
Mr*. Ted Wuthen, Misses Margi ret Berner, Ira B. Wathen, and
Miss Elizabeth Knight wns the
Alfred and Lee Berner motored to
lovely
hostess Friday evening at
Daytona Bench Sunday afternoon.
a picnic party a t Silver Lake,
which wns given in honor of Miss
S ara Znchnrv who returns soon to
her home in N orth Cnrolinn a fte r
Williams motored to Imkeland on
spending the winter in Sanford with
Sunday.
I relatives.
Seventeen voung people motored
Miss Thelma Brown of Jncksrn■ille is the guest o f Miss Lcnla to Silver Lake for a swim nnd a
King for several days. She is to del'cious picnic supper. The e v e
be mi attendant Tn the King-E'd- ning proved a most enjoyable m».
munds wedding.
Mrs. George W. Knight, m other of
the young hostess, chaperoned the
Mrs. T. J. Miller leaves today party.
Beautiful in every perfectly plan
Among the many social events
Arrangem ents fo r
.the
club
ned detail was the bridge luncheon given here and in DeLand in honor luncheon to be given at the WoTuesday
which was given Saturday by Miss of Miss I eola Kin.;, whose mar- .•nan’s. Club at 1 o’clo*!. a r e In the
I.eo!a
at her
her n a g * to J. Paul Edmonds of De hands of the following efficient
marriage f M’.frC , — fii l l•■lory
■' . - Elizabeth
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1Puleston
uieston at
‘'King to J. Paul Edmunds will j home in Rose Court, honoring Miss Land, will he solemnized in the committee; Mrs. J . D. Woodruff,
lolemnized at 5 o clock in the j Ulive Newman, who leaves soon to F irst B aptist Church next Tuesday Mrs. K. I). Caswell, and MrJ. C.
, RaatDt Church.
. | spend the summer abroad
afternoon, there has been none R. Kirtley. The tim e allowed for
j*. (laughters of Wesley will
Green and gold colors of the more attractive than the dinner reservetions
expire., this evening
i the regular business meeting senior clns 4 of the Sanford High party given the bridal p a rty S a tu r nnd all request's fo r plates should
L c|as? rooms a t 8 o clock.
School were used with such delight- day evening by Miss Adele Rines. be telephoned to Mrs. J. I). Wood
'J w r will be a meeting of the ful effect.
The beautifully npThe guests assembled nt Miss ruff.
‘ i 0f managers at the n o - pointed luncheon table was eenDuring the luncheon hour there
ig, flub at
o’clock in the j tered with a^ mirrovved surface up- Rines' home on Palmetto Avenue will Ik* a pleasant program of ■
a
t
8:30
o’clock
and
in
a
few
minon which sailed a green ship bear- ‘Ules
.‘.f . . wert.
° cl"
[ k ""«>
in a few
min
LeoinC
nnd na monologue -■
to follow
follow
the
hos- speeches, songs nnu
tV
ui
utes wert‘
“n8kwj
-"tad to
the hosrw Junior-Senior Banquet will ing g o l d e n
forr the occasion by Mrs. J. J*
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,
toss
to
the
Betty
Ann
Tea
Room.
A written fo
kid at the Woman’s Club.
C. Decn. All of th
is ib..
n-M^ Au'" v?" thot long table in the middle of the U.
thee past presidents na
the
clu!)
are
be phespres ■
"e
°n
which
Miss
Newman
room
was
most
attractively
dccoratof
club
expected
to l»e
W ednesday
will sail June 10. Tiny green gongon ed and laid for dinner; crepe s t r e a m
ent- aand
will share the honors with S
n ‘l wUI
irv,‘•Get-to gether Luncheon of dolas were used for nutfreen
cups and
F" " Schumnc#her* Pr«»W“" t
tt’nman’s Club will be held nt the place cards were delightfully o r s o f pastel shades were fashioned I
flight
fully from the corners of the table t
o
on Lev? " ° f ‘he Florida *
i dub nt I oclock. It will be unusual; perched upon a slender
the light in the *center
ce n t er w
hero‘they
»
where
they
W om ens Clubs.
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F«nl bv the annual business
t h aatt - a large num ber JJ
isM “u ?smallv wore “artisticallv
fashioned in
in rainrain- . It^ is, hoped th
.
Uerfiv'w
ith
1
;h.
h
?
n
«
m
U
rtis
ti™»>’
fashioned
<imr
:l ° ’v'l°ck.
club members will avail themth em 2
rt y with the name card.
caul. A how
bow hows.
bows. A lovely
lovelv doll bride of Hub
Senior “Class N ight" will
selves of this opportunity o f g et
' o.. the table mf silver a,holders,
V ; ndl trimmed «"with
» '''tpearls,
i " wedding
gowna ting such a glimpse of the more
I1kid* at the Sanford
High «nd
wearing
I at 8 o’clock.
intimate phases of the working of
k
z rrs j i this organization, as will be
Thursday
brought out at the luncheon.
Kr,. George A. DeCottes will
As this is to be the closing
Lain with a luncheon honor - |1 A dMu-ious luncheon was served m a.k 7 d a i n ^ d e c m a l i v X i s k A t meeting of the year, a full a tte n
I Mrs. George Bishop, Hr.
further* —
cnrrieil"
m ...
t"h IC*i eour*'‘ cack girl’s piace a handsome little dance a t the business session at
a;,, j(ae Holly nnd Alias Mildred ............
....v.. >rU.
th.* i -L ni .V' f ^ 2 i e 2 ]lor. F
r‘>"m Indicated her place, and a 3 o’clock is urgently requested by
£r will entertain with a tea- the Ices being frozen ns yellow b.v* l'v hrSiie'’provided thT.dm-V.’V r the president.
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DO THOSE who believe in cop- i
ital punishment also believe th it !
the human rnre is made better and j
crime diminished when a howl
ing crowd of 50,000 watches tho
hanging of three men.
mmz
in i „
11Holly* and Jack Holly motored tq
| Daytona Beach Sunday.
>/ Sanford
l u m b e r yard
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
( C o p y r i g h t 1935)
FOLLOWING THE bomb e x
plosion in the great Cathedral a t
Sofia, tho Hulgarian Conservativ
es hang three condemned men with
a crowd of 50,0(10 looking on. A
voting girl student. Kosto Ahndjieffyho, convicted of actually lig h t
ing the bomb will lie hanged Inter.
The triple hanging took place in
nn old Jewish cemetery. Bulgar
ia lacks nn official hangman, so
three gypsies were hired to do the,
hanging.
hr
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NEW
T H E COUNTRY, it npnears wns
not quit** saturated with motor
cars. The month of April s u r
passed all April records, turning
out IGO. l.tG new cars.
The best part i.f the news is
that dealers have orders for more
than they ra n fill. Kveiy lime n
THE MIAMI HERALD
man liuvs an auminohilc he joins
tin* ranks of civilized lno.igs. m a
himself independent of the
Henry Ford’s magazine has published many a bit of wis king
A dead letter is a letter whb'h where it was intended to go. The
law' of gravitation, the original
dom but it seems to 'I’lie Herald that it has even out-shined and the worst slavery.
li i. Ison slain bv its writer. The only thing they can do is to send it
itself in this fine paragraph which appeared well displayed
in trderous deed is always done to the dead le tter office which is
maintained at g re a t expense by the
KNUD
RASMUSSEN.
kind
on the hack cover page of that paper. ‘T h e Dearborn Inde
I v carelessness, which is the fa government to tak e care of the
hearted
nrrlic
explorer,
wants
to
pendent”, May 1G. The paragraph which was published with save the Esmiimuux race, rapidly vorite American sin.
There product of carelessness.
There are a num ber of different
out a caption says:
dying out. Is the race worth s a >liniild lie no dead letters. T h i 'o
i.M
’thods of killing letters. One
Success is the enemy. It is the only enemy that
ving?
It is unite i.-rtam th a t w u ld be none if tho writers of
this earth would be c. iii'.iderahly ••nistles would perform nil the op of them is to leave off the address
can overcome men who are invincible to failure. Men
Letter off if t ei tain taees would * rations which a re properly cx- entirely. A surprisingly large
wl io cannot he beaten, though they fnii n score of
number of people do this. Another
politely vanish without violence.
to mix 'he cities mid states.
P's'tod of them in preparing lettimes, men who cannot he discouraged by an army of
When tin* city is correct a Ictdifficulties, sometimes go tumbling down ns n result of
RA CES WORTH keeping i m t - ! " '1 . r" r lh ® muil- As " " 'a lte r lei addressed to the wrong state
nllv indicate the fact by i’RR- j I fact something like twenty-one will usually find its destination ufn little success. More men are failures on account of
S E R V IN G T H E M SE L V E S.
K s - , million letters go to tin* dead lot- ti r considerable delay, hut it takes
success, than on account of failure. A man wants
ipiimunx and other extreme Noilh- |ter office every year, and only
the work of several d i f f e r ‘lit porrecognition and reward; we say there are natural de
orncrx are survivors of inferior
isons to get it headed right.
in
five
of
these
ever
reach
sires, and so they are. But when a man gains rec
peoples driven into the lee land by |
, Many letters addressed so incligliighei races. They .ire ‘harmless IlH*rsons for whom they were
ognition, the temptation is very great to stop and en
' iblv that the most skilful render
enough, eating bbildcr np there tended.
cnqiiot decipher the address. There
joy the recognition. And when he gains reward the
but would Imrillv he worth b rin g -J a considerable part of the pub- I is no excuse for any of these crtemptation is to think that he has “arrived.” Make
ing back. The fn«*t that the Es<iui- *
i rors. nnd it costs Uncle Sam n deal
your program so hard and so long that the people
niaux insist on killing off their l b seems to think that postmnst- j of money to correct them, when
girl babies inilhvl'M that t in y • t “ and mail carriers arc endow they call be co rroded at all.
who praise you will always seem to you to he talking
■
themselves think their rare hardly ed with a sort of mystic power by . i'racticnllv all the Work of the*
about something very tria d in comparison with what
worth keeping.
which they can rend an intention I dead letter office would lie olintyou are really trying to do.
t
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...
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.
which
Ims not been put into vis- I inated if everyone would write nis
And success is an enemy another respect. Success is an
I Hr. r Rr.Nl >1 • h a m b 'r is ex- s. ... , ,
.. , .
. .
. , i own name and address l-'gibly in
cited
because
one
radical
r
o
n
i
|
,bl*
Unfortunately postal i the corner of the envelope- This
enemy when it takes from a man the charm of simplicity
t deputy
i.inl the
tile soldic
soldiers of I employes are not mind readers. i would at least insure bis getting
•aid
that was his before he “arrived." It is an enemy when i t ;
(l
.• • i r a v e with their They cannot pick up an envelope | the letter back again, which would
changes a man’s taste in regard to his friend, causing him
' lViff , instead of killing wnich is perfectly blank, ami tell usually help some
MY FAVORITE STORIES
...
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LAKELANDAND
SAINTS S P L IT IN
DOUBLE CONTEST
Lcoruo Leaders Take First
Game 7 to 5 and Drop
Ntcui.u 1 to 0; Shannon is
Star Wielder of The Stick
Champions Take Very
Today’s Games | World
Close Game From League
FLORIDA STATE LEA G U E
Lakeland at Sanford.
Tampa at St. Petersburg.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
A.tlanta a t Memphis.
Birmingham nt U tile Rock.
51aoite a. ( huttanoogn.
New Orleans a t Nashville.
NATIONAL -LEAGUE
St. Lnuis a t Cfbvclund.
Chicago ut Detroit.
header here S aturday, the Saints Washington at New York.
winning the opening game, 7 to Philadelphia ut Boston .
15, due largely to Shannon’s hitting,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
while the Highlanders took the f i Cincinnati a t St. Louis.
nal t to 0. Shannon, in the first Pittsburgh at Chicago.
.game got a homer, n triple, two New York at Brooklyn.
Idoubles and a single in five trips Boston at Philadelphia.
1to the plate.
FIRST GAME
The Box Score.
ST. P E T E
AH. It. If. PO. A. E.
| Allen, hh............ -1
2 1 II 9 0
I Shannon, If. .. .. 5 2 5 2 0 i
| Morris, rf........ 5
0 0 1 0 0
Leading Athletics; Red Sox
Defeat Yankees 9 To 5
WASHINGTON, June 1.—The
Senators defeated the Philadelphia
Athletics in a close game yesterday
! to
B'vU’cy Harris driving in
the winning run in the ninth af
ter the champions had loaded th?
h: s with non out. Simmons, Ath
letic centerfielder, knocked out a
home run and a triple.
Sente hy inningr.:
Philadelphia 100 101 000—2 0-0
Washington Oil 00(1 Oil— I-I3-I
Batteries: H arris and Cochrane;
Comdesk!, M nrberry and Ruel.
Why he Rich?
| Messner, 2b. .. . 4 0
out when Bailey hit to second,
Bailey safe on first; Firsher then
doubled to right field scoring Buiey. In the eighth with one out,
Curley walked, Wnlzek went out
to third base; Alvcrson singled to
left advancing Curley and Cusack
singled to center, Curley scoring.
In the fifth inning, Porter S a n
fo rd ’s new third baseman, s u f f e r
ed a broken unkle as lie was try in g
to make second. He was taken
from the field and rushed to Robnon’s Sanitarium. He was re p o rt
ed to be resting comfortable today.
The Box Score.
TAMPA
AB.R. II. PO. A. E.
Spend, rf............. tl
0o 5 9 0
Jess liter, l b ........ ft
II II It 2 0
Hunt, *».......
0
Lee, rf................. 5
Allen, cf. .. .. .. II
Estrada, If. .. _ .. 5
Weik. Jib............. ft
Huggins, c, .... .ft
Fisher, p.............. 5
P ittm an, p. „ „ . o
1 2 2 9 II
(J
1
II
0
ll
0
o
1 2
1 II
2 5
14
2 8
1 2
o o
l>
0
I
2
2
9
o
tl
n
0
tl
u
1
u
1 I 1 0
Brown, cf-2b. . . 4
1 1 5
Haines, lb, . . . . 3 0 0 0
0 0
0 0
Hesse, c........
2
0
Knight, p.
0 0
Brower, p.
, 2 0
Ed wards, cf.
0 0
Block, c . .......... i
i
1
(I
I
0
i)
Doyle, ni>.........4
The Smokers began their s c o r
ing in the second inning when n
single, a sacrifice and two singles
in a row netted them one run and
in the sixth, a triple hy Hunt and
a single by Lee netted them a n
other. In the ninth they got two
men to third but the steadiness of
C arter and the quick fielding of
his teammates kept them from
crossing the plate. In the eleventh
Allen got to third, but was caught
between third ami home plate by
Murphy.
Tho Celery-feds made their first
two scores in the seventh and
eighth. In the seventh Cusack
0 i i
0 l
II 0
0 II
0 0
o i
(•
0
II
0
o
CHICAGO, June 1.—St. I.uUis
I'lf 'a te d Chicago, 15 to It, in a
lugging mutch yesterday, pound
ing out 22 hits for a total of forty
liases. The assault included four
home runs, Sister leading the a t
tack with five hits, including a
home run ami a triple. The Sox
hit Wingard hard also, Davis nmki.if* four blow>. which included two
triples and a double.
Score by innings:
•St. Louis .. 107 tllf) 201-18-23-1
( hIcago
43(1 * 000 022— 11 19-3
Butteries: Wingim! and Dixon;
Ib.i.ertson, Thurston, Blankenship
ami (iriibowski.
Brazier, cf.
Welch, If.
Mi Quo, 2I».
Doyle, lli. ,,
Francis, c.
Luther, p.
T o t a l s ............29 ft ft 27 1ft I
Score by innings:
St. Petersburg . 200 100 019— 7
Lakeland
ftOO (Hill mill—ft
Summary: Two base him, Shan
non (2), Welch, Brown.
Three
base bit, Shannon.
Home
run,
Shannon.
Sacrifices,
Brower,
Cardinals Victorious Over Hesse, p. Doyle, McQue. Double
Reds In First (Janie Under Plays. MeQne to Doyle to Francis;
Buckley lo I lumas. Left on base,
Their New Manager; Dodg St,
ft; Lakeland 2.
ers Lose Wilh Vance In ilox Ba«esPetersburg
on balls, off Luther I;
i Knight 1; Brower 2. Struck out. by
ST. LOUIS, June I.—Playing Brower I. Hits, off Knight. I in
their first game under the direc '0 innings; Brower I in 1*. Hit by
tion of their new manager, Rogers pitcher, by Luther, Illum e I. W in
Hornsby, the Cardinals scored a ning pitcher, Brower. Empires,
victory yesterday afternoon over Ware and Pieh, Time, 1; in.
the Cincinnati Reds, 5 to 2, in th •
SECOND GAME
first game of the series.
The Box Score.
Score hy Innings:
All. It. H. PO. A. E.
Cincinnati
000 000 101-2 - 0 - 0 ST. PETE
n
n
n 2 I
St. Loliis
102 000 20x—5-9-0 Allen, s s . ....
I 0 U 2 0 0
flatteries: Renton, May and liar- , Shannon, If, .
| Morris, rf.
.2 0 u
u n o
grave; Uliein and O'Farrell.
MOM’N POI
INDIANS D EFEA T TIGERS
DETROIT, Ju n e I.—A ninth in
’S’lg rally brought four runs in too
mie and Detroit bowed to Cleve
land. l! to I. in the last game of
lhe cries yesterday.
Seme hy innings:
Cleveland
002 201 mi l —0-12*1
liclmil
nnu mm DIM— l.pj.i)
lb,it.-riex: E hlr, .Miller and My
all; Stoner, Cole and Doyle and
Yesterday’s
Results
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a d v e r t is e r s g e t
mother j o s t g a o e
IIEP FlFTW CENTS <
To GOTO A MOViC
J G S T W A IT T i l l
TALLAHASSEE, June 1 .—Govcronr Martin has approved the fol
lowing gen « ra| acts of the H'2->
session of the Florida legislature:
To amend Section 5529, Revised
General Statuses, relative to the
sale of narcotics.
Prescribing essential features of
orders of ’publication I..
in certain
courts of Klorchancery :<uits in
i.. the
L----------ida, ami fiviog the length of time,
manner and place of publication ot
such orders.
I
Amending section 5295— Revis
ed General S tatu te s of 1920, per
taining to "The enumeration of a<t*|
ricuitural, horticultural, and live,
stock, manufacturing and other
statistics, for appointm ent of countp enumerators, etc."
Permitting and authorizing the
state road departm ent to spend
forty thousand dollars on state
road No. 20.
An act uppropriating $50,000 for
advertising tho resources and pos
sibilities of Florida through the
Bureau of immigration in the De
partment of Agriculture,
'
A local net repealing section _
of Chapter 8.V15, Acts of 1921, re
lating ............
of superin
tendents of public instruction in
counties luffing a population of
more tnan tti.oOO and not more
thnn 10,1100 according to the state
census of 1910,
GAiernl act to t reat" the d ep a rt
ment of game and fresh w ater fish.
Act providing for creation of i
S tate Krai Estate Board, and f o r 1
licensing, regulating and register
ing of and defining the terms
“real estate brokers" 'and "real
estate salesmen."
An act authorizing banks and
tru st companies to subscribe lor
or purchase stock in agricultural
credit corporations.
Amending chapter 9170, Acts of
1929, which was an "Act defining
the legal statu s of certain property
in the state of Florida in its re la
tion 1 1 the tier laws of this state.
Prescribing the form which shall
h e ,u s e d by probating courts and
county judges’ courts in commit
ting persons to the industrial
schools of th'u state, and requiring
certified copies of the charge made
at the club
the life of
the party
A P X Q W
“Unloaded (km Rills
Owner of Restaurant
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
N'onv scheduled.
i i » " Weeks SpendsRestlcss
i !! i I! Night, Physicians Say
BOSTON. June L Secretary of
2 War .John W. Weeks, who was op*». | crated upon for galj stones last
I \m i k, passed a temle.-s night, pity
II >i i.itts said, and Ids general cnnii dition is described as "not so good."
NATIONAL I.EAGUI
New \ nrk 2; Brooklyn 0,
Cincinnati 2: St, Louis ft.
Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 11.
Duly linee scheduled.
We would enjoy hearing the
winner of the national oratorical
prize argue with a cop.
Mississippi farm ers had u hog
calling contest. Wonder w hat the
winner culled a road hog?
Distributor:
h o m e you built or
A bought with hard earned
dol l ars ne e ds protectionagainst weatherand decay.lt s
something that can’t he put oil
for decay never loafs on the
job. So as a thrifty home-lover
you’re going to save it. And
no matter how far you look
you’ll find nothing that pro
tects and lasts like Pee Oe®
Mastic Paint. A buffer against
weather, a foe to decay, it also
holds its enamel-like gloss for
years.
V£6 C e u E ^ e o l?UN OP STAIRS
AND GCT CLEANED
, OP A LITTLE
CAN L GO ?
Ilic-f three studentti of Simmons College were
title of “ perfect physical types." And «aeh s
left to right i \ e find D o ris Kahn, basketball ce
rent e, winner of the high jump anil Ethel Wiley,
mid liii.s'lmll throw.
As/: to See s Pea Gee Mastic
Cohr Chart
S A V I* a m z c
T H R IV E f
M OM 1
. - WHICH
WELL YOU GET
W 6H ED AND I'LL
DECIDE ABOUT
.THE DRESS r-'
AFTER /
CANT YOU TELL ME
N0W? - I WANNA KNOW
IF I MUST WASH FOR A
SQUARE NECK OR A
Ro u nd o m e 1
Stmjortl
fo r Y o u r H om e
_
D R E SS A M L G oin G
1 T o VJcAR ? ~
BOTELER,
casting Protection
They Star In Sports
take mg along*
.
HOWARD
< h ' sMriaC3 a
-Vi’ rA tCw*
And SHE WANTS TO
L ASK MY MOM
r e s u l t s lu n o ilr,,
colum ns'
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THE HERALD
BYTAYLOR
OH MOM - CHARKSTTE'S
SODA To o
l o
’Totals
LA i\ KL AND
Dumas, Jib.
Bucklry, ss.
Surface, rf.
CUBS D EFEA T PIRATES
CHICAGO. June
June
I.—Chicago)
T o t a l s .......... 18 2 11x37 18 I
x —One out when winning run batted two Pittsburgh pitch ers,1J*'»>' I*'
Kramer and Sheehan umuerci fully I {l".,'l<1
was scored.
Hurt ; Kl,,h’l
SANFORlt
All. It. H. PO. A. E. yesterday and won, I ! to
Citrley, rf........... ft l o o t
n nett got his fourteenth homer in
Totals
Walzak, 21>.........ft 0 2 0 0 0 the eighth inning and also hit u
'A1verson, cf. .. I! I 2 2 0 tl j double and a triple, Moore's hom LAKELAND
Cusack, If............ft 0 2 ft a ll er with one on accounted for tin: Dumas, Jib.
Buckley, ss.
Bailoy, lb........... 0 1 1 I ft (I ll Pirate tallies.
Surafce, rf.
Score by innings:
Prlsbie, ss..........ft 0 2 2 4 I
000 1120 000— 2 - I I Brazier, cf,
Murphy, c..........ft 0 2 ft I 0 Pittsburgh
mil 210 1Ox— II 15-11 Welch, It. .
Porter, UP........... 2 0 0 1 I 0 'Chicago
Butteries: Krenter, Sheehan and McQue, 2h.
Htnnzuk, 2b.
3 ll 0 9 2 I
Doyle, lb.
Carter, p........... ft 0 I ll 2 I Smith; Blake and Hartnett.
Francis, c.
Craig, p.
Totals
. 47 3 13 39 21 9
VANCE IN II \il|> LUCK
Score hy Innings;
,
BROOKLYN,
June I.— Buzz-,
.... ,
.
Tam pa .. .. DID HOI 000 00(1 0—o Vance struck out Hi Giants yeste J
" lU ;*
** “
1
Sanford
ODD noil l in Dim I :t day and allowed them only five
Score by innings:
Summary: Three base bits, Hunt bits, but Brooklyn lost. 2 to ll. In St. Petersburg
i
<!J>, Bailey, Huggins. Sacrifices, the ixih a pass to Young, a pass- Lakeland
..
lit
Wulxak, Estrada, Weik. Left on ed ball ami Me
I’s single gave
Summary: Two liu.-n
base, Hanford, 9; Tampa 7. Hit New York ii tally that would have ncrifice hits, Barnes, 11
o ff Fisher II in 12 1-3 innings; won (be game, but Terry inn;!” vie Quo. Double plays, Ci
Pittm an, 2 in 1 2-U. Double plays, t*»ry certain with a home run in I mas, Buckley to McQu
Prlsbie to Walzak to Bailey; F ish the ninth.
Allen to Messner to Hi
e r to Hunt to Jcsxmer; Hunt to
Score bv innings;
on base, St, ivtorsbur
Snead to Jesnoncr. Hn.cn on balls, .New York .. .. 000 001 001-2-6-1 land 8, Has.- on balli
off Fisher 2; Curler I. Struck out Ittooklyn
Dim Dial non o- < o j 2; off Knight 9. Sir
Ity Fisher 7; Carter 2. Wild pitch,
Batteries: Scott and Snyder; Knight 2; hy Craig 2
Pittm an, um pire Ross.
Vniico ami Deberry and Taylor.
• I’leh and Ware. Time
An d if you
*
Go ALONG WITH
ME AMY I'LL
Bu y n g o a
B iG CHOCOLATE
Boston
.302 000 100 003-9-13-2
New York 010 120 100 000—0-10-0
Batteries: Znhnizer, Quinn and
Piiinich; Ferguson, Shawkey and
Schang.
• w ’ifBm t B ftweniy. •■ .Z’
IS THE SILENT SA I.EIfttrof' r ^ j , ^
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FOR RESULTS
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Sanford Daily nerald
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WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
Engraving, Embossing. See us
first. We do it. Phone 417-W.
R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St.
HE SEMINOLE PRINTERY—
rinting that pleases.
Prompt
serivee. Telephone 9.7, New lo
cation, Welaka Building
next
door to Used Furniture Co.
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JAMES
COWAN—AH
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of Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
WateY and Boat Tanks. At Onk
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
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specialist. Subdivision to OrInndo. Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
way.
TIN AND M ETAL WORK
XII d U r o n t l n n n n e e MfTST b e
E ffic ie n t.
Building Material
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, budd
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K.
Terwlllegor, Prop.
THIS
1USLNESS DIRECTORY
Inin,! tn plnrc within easy
BILL LUMBER CO. Houso a
Service, Quality and Price.
nk of I h c p e o p l e o f H n n f n n l
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Lumber and Building Material
C arter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St,
Phone 505
For Space In This
FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In W A N T E D : Table Boarders,
FOR RENT—Rooms with or w ith
Park Avenue, Phone 00.1.
the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
NEWS— it covers Broward County W A NTED AT ONCE — Experi Lincoln House.
thoroughly which is one of the
enced man to build window and
most rapidly growing sections on
frames. Long wood Lumber &
the Florida East Coast. Sample door
You nro wnsting time and mo
Supply
Company, Longwood, Fla.
copy and rate card upon request.
ney if this page h a s n ’t your clas
sified advertisement. Phone it in
LEARN ABOUT fork County and
today. No. 148.
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
gram . Best advertising medium in FOUND: Broach between 1st St.
South Florida Published mornings.
and Court House. Owner may
Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla.
have same by describing and payfor this ad.
OHIO—Xenia. Make your snlos
through the Xenia Gaictte, LOST — Gruen wntrh. Green gold
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
12 sixe. Return 200 Laurel Ave.
d is tric t Want ad and display Reward.
____ I02I Olds 8 Touring.
1921 1Vi Ton Truck
WANTED Wash woman nt Pico 1922 Lexington Lark.
1924—Chevrolet Coupe.
Hotel.
1920 Huick Six Touring.
1921 Witlys Knight Sport Touring
Watch Your Frail.
I. W. P H IL IP S SONS
Puny Child Grow
TO REACH the prosperous farm
Dodge Sales and Service
Strong—Take on Weight
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertlso in the DeLand
In just n few days— quicker than
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
with order.
you ever d ream t of— these wonder R VGS WANTED — Large, clenn,
linen or cotton ra g s for d e n n
ful flesh m aking tablets railed Mc
MAINE— Wntervtlie, Morning Sen Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound ing purposes. Bring them now
tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo Tablets will s ta rt to help any t<> the Herald Composing Room.
ple are interested in Florldn prop weak, thin, under-nourished little
erty. Reach them through ttK one.
Sentinel. Rate card on applica
A fter sickness and where rickets
tion.
a re suspected they a re especially
valuable. No need to give them
A LITTLE WANT AD In Yhe any more nasty Coil Liver Oil—
Herald will bring you big re these tablets are made to tnkc the
sults. Advertise those old articles place of th a t good b u t evil smell
you have stored away and have ing. stomach upsetting medicine
no use for. A litle thirty-cent ad and thev surely do it. They do
may bring you several dollars. put on flesh.
Phone 148 and a representative will
Ask Bower’s Pharm acy, The
call to see yor.
Union Pharm acy or any druggist
for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
F L O R I D A - ORLANDO — Orando pound Tablets— as easy to take ns
morning Seminal; largest classi cnndv and not at all expensive—
fied business, ra te lc a word, min »’>() tablets fit) cents.
Be sure and get McCoy’s, the
imum 24c cash with order.
Tainting—Decorating
original and genuine and give the
TIIE MORNING JOURNAL is the child a chnncc for 70 days. I f you
PIIONE 303
accepted want ml medium in a re n ’t delighted with results just
get
your
money
hack.
—
Adv.
Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word
mi insertion. Minimum 25c.
Lost And Found
Automobiles
P IU N T lN t
idvtrtlslng Is r e s t r i c t e d to
,Mr clas sificatio n ,
in error Is m a d e T h e F a n )!enl<l will b e r e s p o n s i b l e
tf«nly »»« I n c o r re c t I n s e r t i o n ,
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(Mrtlons. T he office s h o u l d be
odfltd lm m e d ia te ly In c a s e of
Rooms For Rent
Advertism
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
G. TAYLOR DYER
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
DI RECTORY
Johns County is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
PHONE
I BUY— pay cash for second hand Quick results. Two cents per word.
148
pianos. Address P. O. Box 752.
Sample copy on request.
WI LL TRADE well located lot or TAMPA. FLORIDA—1la m p * Dally
lots as first paym ent on new
Times, the great
home dnily.
modern five-room bungalow. Give rate 114c per word, mintmuh.
complete information ns to lo
lUSflNG — ftiultigrnphing, cation of your property when charge 25c cash with order. Write
!£g and mniling—us you answering this ml. Address — for complete rate card
a t —when you w ant it. “ Bungalow" care Herald.
1a 677. II. E. Porch, First
KINSEY HOUSE
Btul Rank Bldg.
Clayton, Ga.
Just a nice quiet place to spend PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
RK AND MOTOR RE
the summer. Home grown veget
scene of stupendous developmentWINDING.
ables. Plenty of milk, butter, Rend about it in the Palm B o ch
Fine spring Post. Sampie copy sent on re
[ART ELECTRIC SERVICE eggs and chicken.
Lovely shade. Just
on quest.
Expert Electrical repairs. water.
edge of town. Altitude 2,200 ft.
W. Central Avo. Orlando, Rates reasonable.
ADVERTISING gets renultb if It
Touches potential buyers.
Pa.Mrs. .1. J. Kinsey, proprietor.
Intka Daily News in circulated in
ITOMOIIII.ES FOR RENT
SEND FOR FR E E CATALOGUE nn indust ial und agricultural secwith pictures and descriptions,
EL
Car. Drive it i Iso
owners name and address, 2<H)
Oak and Second St. Mnine Farms.
"The Greatest TO REACH BUYERS or selleis of
Florida real estate advertise in
State in the Union." Odlin’s Real
Estate
Exchange,
Wntervillc, the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
a word daily, two cents a word
Maine. The home of Colby Col cent
S u ndays.________________________
lege.
IE ALTO SERVICE
Dny
ADVERTISE in r t e Journal-Her
nixht. Meets all trains. Bagald. South Georgia’s greatest
trmffr. Phone 551 and 07-AV
newspsper.
Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
FOOT SPECIA LIST
10c per line. Waycross Journali 'orris, bullions. I n g r o w
Herald, Waycross. Georgia.
in g N alls, He a vy C a l l
Miscellaneous
OUT OUR WAY
FOR R EN T—Ground
Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
stairs. C. T. Smith.
FOR RENT — Cottage—John Mus
son.
FOR RENT: Desirable two room
furnished apartments, 20d E.
Third St., apply New Era I’rintery.
FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished
lower apartment. Hot utnl cold
water. $45.00. Corner 5th St. and
Palmetto. N. O. Garner.
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 701 M agnol
ia Avenue, t alt at Diamond
Palace.
FOR RENT: Apartment, no child
ren allowed. 720 Oak Avenue
Call 7211.
FOR RENT — House. 210 Imurel
Avenue, after June 1st. A. P.
Connelly & Sons.
tunic to oc an American institu
tion— they vitally concern every
member o f the family.
FOR RENT — 2 rooms am
ehenette, furnished. Garage,
Elm Avenue.
Many men and women have
become habitual readers o f class
ified advertisements because they
have found it a very profitable
habit, indeed.
FOR RENT—One nice cool sleep
ing room at 111 Maple Ave.
FOR RENT: NEW APARTM ENT
with gas, lights and water, Al
so garage, ti rooms
and bath.
Reasonable. Phono 1C7-W.
Pick Up Today’s Herald
FOR RENT — Furnished a p a r t
ment of sleeping rooms. Close
in.
Cool comfortable room— hot
and cold water, select neighbor
hood of private families. 711 Oak
Avenue.
read through the classified adver
tisements and learn for yourself
why classified advertising is so
important.
FOR RENT — Completely
ished 7 room bungalow,
and screened porch. Union
near new hotel. Phone 571-
Chinawnre in English Porce
lains, Huvnriun and Japanese
China make lovely Rifts
By Williams
The Ball Hardware
FOR RENT — 1st floor
convenience. 2 room a
2li2 Park Avenue.
Hied Directory
Elton .1. Moughton
ARCHITECT
Have you rooms to rent or some
second hand furniture to sell?
Uso The Herald’s classified page
nmi get results.
First National Hank Uidg,
Sanford, -------------- Florida
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rooms, bath, electric lights, g a r
age, two porches. South Sanford
Ave. $500 will handle. Balance
like rent. Fred S. Houston—Box
turn.
FOR SA LE —5 Room Bungalow:
East exposure, also garage. Can
be arranged a t $25 per month. F,
D. Breeden. Sm ith's B arber Shop.
FOR S A L E — F u rniture, ru g s of
a nine room house. Apply 715
Magnolia Ave.
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•’•rt days, term s. Can he seen at
the San J u a n G arage.
FOR SA LE — Household goods,
suitable for a p a rtm e n t or room
ing houses. 210 P a rk Avenue.
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MU) ELECTRIC CO.
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Everything elccI’hone 422. Electragith
410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin
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Oil, Tires, Accesaoiro with a smile. Elm
I’hup- 417-W.
TAMPA MORNrNO TR IB UNE—
Send in your subscription to the
Tribune or hand t to your local
dealer so you can read Florida’s
g reatest newKpaper.
Ono year
$8.0(1, <1 months I4.0C, thiee months
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H IL TO N ’S BARBER SHOP
117 .Magnolia Ave.
rt First Class Harbors
Special Attention
Given To Ladies and Children
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an y th in g ? " If so advertise In
the '’Gainesville Sun."
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or aell th a t second-hand goods?
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RICHMOND, Vn., June 2.—
al Says U. C. Supreme Court
WASHINGTON, June 2.—States
in imposing excess tax on the
transfer of estates of deceased per
sons, can tax only thnt p art of the
personal property which is situated
within their borders, the Supreme
Court decided Monday in four cases
from Pennsylvania involving the
estate of Henry C. Frick, the late
Pittsburgh steel magnate.
The estate was roughly valued
a t 9115,000,000. A part of it, in
New York, was valued ut more
thun $111,200,000 und a part in
Massachusetts a t more than $325,0U0. The federal government im
posed a tax of $6,338,898 upon the
estate,
and
Pennsylvania and
PRICE FIV E CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE
B e
Extension of time for completion
of the assessment rolls to Ju ly 1.
ordering of a survey of a road
from Tuscawilla, south, to Gabroilin; instructing the clerk to rondvortise for bids for claying one
mile of the Hear Creek road nnd
the awarding of a contract for
work on Grapnville Avenue were
among the business m atters dispos
ed of by the Seminole County Hoard
of Commissioners a t it monthly
meeting Monday.
The contract for the work on
Grapovlllc Avenue was let to N.
C. Jacobs for $760, following the
opening of Mr. Jacobs’ bid which
was for $718,
The action of extending the
time for completion of the tax rolls
was taken following the appear
Peeling GrowsThntAmundsen ance before the hoard of Tax As
Was Forced to I .and Because sessor Alex Vaughn, who told the
Machino Didn’t Work; Situ body that he would be unable to
ation Kami-, Says Message complete the work before th a t
time.
A committee was numed nnd
authorized to obtain from the city
a deed for the lot on which the
decided to send two i on-planes
new $75,(100 county jail is to he
to the Arctic preimrntnry to
searching for the AniundrenEllsworth flying expedition
tn the north .pole, which starthcre from Spitsbergen, May
2t. Tho general opinion is
expressed here th at Amund
sen is unable to return by
air and tbnt he would proceed
afoot to Cape Columbia or
Spitsbergen.
Sanford today was host to
more than 150 members of
the American Association of
Engineers, many accompanied
by their wives, and after a
tour of the trucking district
and an inspection of th e xsubirrigation system which is
said to have no equal any
where in the world.
They
wore given n luncheon nt the Scminolo Cafe by the Chnmber of
Commerce and the Sanford Rotary
Club.
When the guests and hosts were
assembled in the luncheon room of
the Seminole Cafe. S. O. Shinholser. president of the Rotary Club
called the gathering to order and
after u brief address of welcome
on behalf of the Rotary Club and
an address on behalf of the Cham
ber of Commerce by Mayor Forrest
laikc. the meeting was thrown op
en with Mayor Lake acting as
toastmaster.
President Shinholser and Mayor
l.nko told the visitors how much
Sanford and the state of Florida
appreciated their visit declaring
they wen? glad to be nblc to show
them a great industry here, made
possible by climate and great re
servoirs of water, which with its
free flow from artesian wells mado
«rops in the Sanford district in
dependent of natural rninfnll.
Responding to tho addresses of
Mr. Shinholser nnd Mayor Lako,
were Harold Aimer, of Chicngo, dirccting m anager and past national
president of tho association; Mor
ula Doin, of Washington, president,
und Dn I*. B. Steinman, of New
York, president-elect of the rs soeiatinn. These spoakors told
‘ _ were
much impressed they
City’s Library Gains hoiv
trucking industry
with Sanford’s ___.
how the engineers had nmdc
In Hooks Loaned And and
tho trip here especially to ace tho
Use of Reading Room sub-irrigation system, which they
declared was all th at it was re
purled to be.
In addition to the officers of the
association, which is to open its
national convention in Orlando to
morrow. short talks wero made by
Roscoc Kent, of Orlando, head of
the Orlnndo committee on a r
rangem ents for tho convention and
Gcorgo I’urkhlll of Jacksonville.
Imm ediately a fte r the luncheon,
visitors were taken to Daytona by
a special delegation from that city
ginning of End of Attacks
! continued the editor, “has been its
Upon Bible by Teachers In
for taxes paid in Kansas, West i fearless honesty in printing the
Virginia and other states for the nows of the day—all the decent
Public
Schools, He A sserts
transfer of stocks in corporation , news the man in the Street needs
to form an intelligent opinion. The
under their jurisdiction.
CHICAGO, June 2.—The test
newspaper should have the primary
case
in Tennessee to determine the
Senators Argue Case.
purpose of elevating, educating and
The two Pennsylvania Senators entertaining its readers. The news constitutionality of the s ta te ’s law
appeared in the Supreme court in paper of the future will undoubted against the teaching of evolution
tlv argum ent of the case. Senator ly have a policy of even greater in the public schools is “not a joke,1
Pepper representing the Frick heirs candor than now cxic.t".."
Mr. but the beginning of the end of at- j
in their appeal from a decision of Drown predicted that the field is tacks upon the Bible by those
tiro Pennsylvania supreme court destined to enjoy better editors in the public schools who have been
upholding the state's contention, nnd more specialized skill in report substituting the guesses of scien
and Senator Deed appearing on lie- ing, with editorial comment tender tists for the word of God," William
Jennings Bryan and said in a form
half of the state government.
ed with responsibility to the true al statem ent here Monday night.
Today's decision, rendered by proportions of a subject and not
There uro four sources of control
Justice Van Devanter, held that distorted by favorism.
of the public schools, Mr. Bryan
tho value of the tangible personal
“The newspaper of the future,” said, who will act as counsel for
property in New York und Mass He said, “calls for intensification the state in the Tennessee ease.
LONDON. Juno 2—The feeling
achusetts would not have been in making small space do greater
increased here Monday, the elev
He termed them as thu state
cluded in determining the clear val work, applying the system of in
enth since the Amuiidseii-Ellsue on which the Pennsylvania tax tensive agriculture. I look for the
wortli expedition hopped off for
was computed, and that in deter future newspaper to print fewer
the North Pole, th at tho explorers
Former Vice President Whose would not retu rn by a ir but had
mining this clear value, the stock words ami say more.”
in corporations of other states
Sudden DeuthOccurredMim- been forced to undertake a long,
Print l.cstlj Say More.
Humid. not have been included a t
Uay;
Man of Many Friends Jvu&Jac land t.p k *>tck to civiliza
Arthur
Dennett,
Chicago
presi
their full value without deducting dent of the Bonnet-Brown corpora
tion.
the transfer tux paid to alien tion advertising, said: “The single
Considerable satisfaction was ;XWASHINGTON. June 2
states in respect of those stocks. ml” nover pays. "Advertising must
pressed here a t tho nlnctrity uis.sparkling sense of humor, a
pinyed by explorers in various
It found, however, that the fcilcof plain a peaking and a philoso- ( purl of tho world who want to
lal estate tax should net lie deduct
1’tate. according to l rcu t,. ed b ’fore imposing the Pennsylvan
phy of life ton ted in the old fusil-, engage in rescue expeditions. It
dick. (Jailed States Mctui - ia stale tax.
ioned virtues, made Thomas Riley J was reported that the Italian Duke
lit Dei Moines. Fruit, gar
Marshall one of the most interei-i of Abruzzi and Dr. Jean Charcot
Violates I Ith Amendment
»i hay crops were declared
ling figures of his time in A m -j of France, both noted explorers,
sly damaged.
e cican public life.
Ills bubhllnjtl had been added to the list of I’-' ' wia th>. driest month ever
i wit washed out every suggestion I sible leaders of a searching exschools
arc
needed,
the
requir
rr in Sinru-kn amt a ram
false dignity and his d ire c t'
ments of teachers, and the kind of ” inner of expression reached the) periitoln.
rndwl the drought.
instruction that shall be given?”
Mi.i-i-.oppi Diver in the
dcratuiiding of millions.
He
OSLO, Norway, Juno 1— l he
Boards of education act under
hu district where the height
ided himself somewhat that lie' Norwegian Aeronautic Associa
authority of the legislature nnd '*
»a■ 9,3 feet, or about 10
was not a diplom at und that li" |
finally of the people themselves, never outgrew the tncts of that tion last night issued a denial of
Jure in previous years, ia
rumors th at Cupt. Roald Amund
he
said.
Concerning
the
control
by
at n hazard to navigation,
implo faith and good men to which sen had returned to Spitsbergen
scientists he added:
light rain in South Dakota
from bis polar expedition.
The
"If the number of scientists is he was born.
to break a heat wave and
association announced that a mes
llluntncsH Worried Friend:!
put
at
11,000
it
makes
about
onu
it only partial relief to
Sometimes his blunt expressions sage had been received this even
scientist for every 10,000 people—
n win, pastures were dry
of
opinion and his n fusal to put ing from his supply ship Hobby
a pretty little oligarchy to put in
Wiling lira.mi from a deal’ll
on
a cloak of an exalted reserve that the situation was unchanged,
control
of
the
education
of
all
of
.
irture.
ffice worried his friends
high
the children.” Teachers art* only "*
Miip.-ippi Diver at Davcnmil
dismayed
his political advisemployes, lie mid. Teacher# would
win reported at a
but always he in listed that a
,ler
was
delivered
by
President
not
he
allowed
to
slander
presil'
n
of 1.1 f, i t a slight recovery
Marble in his annual address, lie dents or libel your form of gov mail must fir t of nil keep pence !
the l ; reported yesterday,
with his own convictions.
urged
the delegates that they hold ernment.
*as the lowest May stag :
A supreme test of his fidelity
the prohibition amendment as sac
"A teacher," he asserted, “must
red as other provisions of the con respect the wishes of his employ in that precept came noon him in
stitution and labor uggresivcly for ers on all subjects upon which the the stricken days at the \N hilu
r«r Hie In New York.
tin- promotion of the religion and employers have a deep seated con House, shut off from *In nation by
* VttltK. June 2.—Four per
viction. The name logic would sug a veil of impenetrable mystery.
•ire i;:,|,.|| and u score ill Governor Makes Pleaj patriotism.
gest that a teacher receiving pay Out of the many whisperings^ of
n w.i.-l .tin! rain storms nc For Certain Measures)
in dollars on which is stamped 'In others in high plaeea in the Gov
B;'u.' iIn* heal wave in iaal
God We Trust' should not Ire per ernm ent there emerged a plan
In Letters to Solons
inittcd to tench the class room tlui to declare the War President in•a SITINGS, Wyo., June 2.
capahlu of ocrformmg the duties
there
is no God.'
“t me*:' of snow fell in the
TALLAHASSEE, June 2.—Gov
Neither
should
he
be
allowed
to
"f his office, and to elevate the
I’*-" and Atlantic City sec- ernor Martin in letters to th?
accept employment in n Christinv second in command to the Presid
war It.* { Springs Sunday, House of Florida Legislature urged
WASHINGTON, Juno 2.—The
community and teach th a t the Bi ency. The suggestion even occu
wnald cold weather hui that legislation
passed before
pied tho serious thought of some Los Angeles or Khonundonh, Navy
!'*<! ia thi section the last the sessions end Friday to provide
WILDWOOD, June 2.—J. W. ble is not true. Tiiut is the Ten members of tho Wilson cabinet. 1airships, will be sent to Atlanta
case.
for continuance of Everglades Pryne, 61 Sum ter county realty nessee
“ Evolution disputes the Bible But when it was broached to the j during the Southeastern Fair in
drainage work and increase in gas dealer, who was shot near here record of man’s creation, and the Vice-President, he declined with October.
*’ YORK. June 2.—Mew oline tax in order to provide the Thursday by Dr. It. E. W atts fol
characteristic biuntness and fin( Secretary Wilbur gave bis pro- | Japan Will Protest
tity Monday sweltered in the S tate Road Department with addi lowing a dispute over a real estatu logic of the evolutionist eliminates
J hutti ■ day of the year. At tional revenue for highway con option, died at a hospital in Ocala as false the miracles of tho Bible,
! mi.se to W alter A. Sims, mayor of
Firing' Upon Rioters
Atlanta, and a committee in chargt
the thermometer read 88, struction. He intimated in the let early Monday us the result of the including the Virgin birth and the
bodily
resurrection
of
Christ."
(of tlie fair which will bo held OctIn-low the high point ters that unless such legislation is wounds he received in the encoun
Christians, he declared, build
PEKING, June 2—The cabinet
on May 23. Two prostra- passed an extraordinary session ter, it was stated here ut the m ar
1 to I I.
their own colleges to teucli Chris
today decided to instruct the for
ifo:a heat were reported.
If
sufficient
helium
is
nvnilnbl:
shal's office today.
would he called.
office to preoaru a note of
Piyne’s son and daughter live tianity, and he suggested that
'Secretary W ilbur expressed the eign
The House passed 57 to 17 the
protest
to diplomatic corps against
atheists
and
agnostics
build
their
[UbKI.PllLV June 2.—Phil motor license tax bill a fter several at his home in Cleveland, Ohio
hope that the Shenandoah could lie recent firipg upon Shanghai rio t era' Farm. Number one und tho
Southern Utlitics plants.
tun- "Xpericnccd the second hours discussion of measures in where tho body will be shipped to- own schools to tench what they be
sent
to
Georgia
for
that
purpose
ers by Sikh police there and de
lieve.
•t day ..f the season Monday, revision of the 1923 motor license
In the delegation of visitors
alone. Otherwise naval officials cided to uppoint two high com*
were engineers from every state in
■ammeter recording 95 de* law, becoming effective Jan. t
i
plan
to
send
tho
Los
Angeles
by
misoiners to proceed to investi the Union and representatives from
OARSMEN STUDY DRUGS
’* p in. On May 23 the 1926. .
i way of A tlunta on its proposed trip gate the situation.
LONDON. Juno 2— \V. l \ Mul
irature reached 96 degrees.
Japan. Egypt and Huwaii.
to Honolulu which has been poslDespite the nearness of the ses
len, the American Oxford studentIn the party was 1*. V. Steph
)
poped
until
th
a
t
lime.
sion’s end new bills continued to bo
oarsman, has entered St. Mary’s
ens, an associate of \V’. T. Don
Sea-Sickness
Cured
introduced.
Mayor Sima will confer tomor
Hospital hi a medical student, llo
nelly, consulting engineer of New
Senator John S. Taylor, presi
row with PoHtmuatcr General New
stroked the winning Oxford crew
By
Movies,
Is
Claim
York, who is well known in Sam
dent of the senate, this morning
’ in regard to the establishm ent of
in 1923 and the losing crew last
ford.
Stephens bore letters of
piloted through the upper house
mi air mail route from New York
year.
introduction from Mr. Donnelly to
AI, June 2— Chinese meusure authorizing the building
to Atlanta. The Candler landing
several of his friends here und he
participants today by a corporation of toil bridge
field soon wilt be available for use
was given a warm welcome. H<»
house top in three dir- across Hillsboro Bay a t an cxby the air mail service,
left with much praise for the hos
•Shanghai streets upon penao of $9,000,060 ur.dal^o haj
l President Coididge will receivu
pitality of Sanford.
American Volunteer \ prepared another bid authorizing
I Mayoi Simi tomorrow, lie
Mr. Alniert, managing director
>ting Thomas G. Me- . old Tampa bay Dridgj at ex pc ns t
Mcompanieil to W ashington by Vicof the association is dcclured to
American dentist, in ( of $ 1,000,000.
f tor II. Kriegshahcr, chuirmun of
- bo one of tho best known experts
I killing the horse up
the exposition comm ittee, and R.
»tts
The garden of th" Sanford High
. on engineering economics in tho
' was riding,
IE. L. Cone, governor of tho Nn- country. He is no stranger to
*''•1 School, which is conducted under
and other foreign un \lle g e d Slayer Of
tionnl A
lociation of
• Florida, having visited the statu
I the fire with carIjlg’tho supervision of Uy F. Cooper,
Cop
Goes
On
Trial
Georgia.
and pistols and urnj.ed Smith-Hughes agricultural teacher
were mounted quickly
JACKSONVILLE. June 2—
nip.
sold $625.55 worth of products this
Florida Cotton Crop
ad *ent shots in ilirec- Douglass ,negro who confessed
th e jy car according to the report made
itures from which the cording to county officers ns :
88 Per Cent Normal
lil! to the County School Board which
fled tiring. The num* I niet in monthly session toduy.
•dtles i.i not estimated. era of W. J. Kelly. Juckson
policeman, here labor day
WASHINGTON, June 2.—The
The proceeds from the garden
went on trial for his life today
were almost enough to pay all ex
panel
of
2uu
veniremen
was
r
m arkets
penses of the department with the
for jury selection, the wort
exception of the salary of the
*D. June 2—Wheat. July which will consume most mo.teacher, according to Mr. Cooper.
1 2; September, 157 to
CLEARWATER—During
fir
AUBURNDALE—Contract* Ut
There was shipped from the cardeu
for $141,000 additional paving and three months of 1925, 135 nc
378 crates of celery, seven hamp
homes built herv,
sidowulk work.
ers of lettuce uiul 10 hampers of
MARSHALL WAS
PROUD OF BEING!
“PLAIN” PERSON
September ■:
�nuftAt.ft. !rtotfr>AY.
P a g e e i g Ht
•}
/
/O
FLORIDA SOLONS
ENTER LAST LA P
TH IS AFTERNOON |
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151.
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25.
27.
28,
it.
33.
34.
35.
no.
57.
39.
11.
12.
15.
Hi.
IK.
>1.
>3,
»5.
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•7.
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19.
II.
i.7.
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17.
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2.
■8.
0.
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3.
I'ei linine pronoun
Step.
Fairy.
Alwny.i.
Small grains of e;
Kngiae *’f war.
The ocean.
To knock.
Sheltered.
r
21. Printer’s mcnsurc.
ant.
o’cloc.: Tuesday night, according to
mi announcement made today. All
members nre urged to he present
as chore is important business to
conic up for co isideration, it ia
fu rth er announced.
.-•r;
A *»•. •
vt*
>; «
to th- memory
idc. H >:1 ua t
‘ This rros word puzzle is dev , tr
our loved ones for whom the day Ja,
bute to the heroes of past wars.
Former uohlicr.
Courage (of stddiers.)
Pjlest belorging to Lmiubr.i.
Collection of facts.
Fondness (of country.)
Wnvy.
Firmly implanted ns In the
heart.
20. Joint in the middie of the
leg.
22. .Strap of n bridle.
ilortriulo i ’lin»o.
uo
rnlMoo f ^
M artha Ohuno a m t' h r r M“*
■gislntors Enter Upon East
51EKT TOMORROW NICIIT
Week of Present Hessian
With Full Calendar Ahead
Tho Knights of Columbus v.il!
•if Both Senate and House hoiit their regular meeting nt P
TALLAHASSEE, Juncl —Flo
rida Icginlntors tomorrow will enle.- the last lap of the 1925 ses
sion. With four nml « half day.
yet to go before adjournment Fri
day nt noon they will still have
In the house the one big problem
of appropriation* to dispose of.
Second, perhaps, in importance to
that i.i the m atter of tick orndi| cation in Florida treated in several
hill-* before the lower house and
one in Ihc scnntc. Then- also still
j remains n rather bulky list of pro
, posed general legislation and lo'eaMiills on the calendar.
' Much less remains to be done by
<the senate which more than likely
. nators have stated, will '!
1r
7.
12.
HI,
II.
15.
17.
h#r Sorceimorn In Trnut. nn<l All.-.j rnrh of m , |()> .
•icrtriifln Ohotm. TriwU'i; j»nd Imr. •''f -ul.l i.’lrnm !
Succc*son» til Tru»t or utlierw •#, ln Houto at
i
ami t.. tlic followingllrtorll.r,I Uin.J
in Trout, ami Alton llortrml • ‘ hl1' - nltnnlr. lyiii«? nml 0|,liiK In tho Ciiv
VriiM'o ami hrr Hnncrannr* In r«aMt. of Hanforil. County "f .vmlimi,- ami S"jL ".'5E
1 ml I aril ..ml ovory of llw **'!{ "T Htnto of KlnrMn. nor** particularly
I,.no named ib'fcmlant* if .**,7• dc8<'rll>cil iih follown. to-w it:
, »» ,
.! , f . Ill,or 1,00 or oil of Mill <lrItctlnrilng nt a point on the Norili OrdVr‘i„ ■(inner
fonilr i'M ho dead. to nil part Ion
Pllhlllh.
olaimlna lntor,»!«tn timlor .non amt Hill- I f ITiiloii Av.niio (ir. fi-.t Kant H,rali|.
ovory "f tho following dccrayvd <lo- of tho Inlrrm-rtlon >• tno ratal. I'n„ Sunfoia,
romlan'.n. to-wltr Jmmpli H iioriiji of i ’111111111011 Avi-nur with tllo North ourn oarli «
! ,1.1 wife. lUhecca Klnoaaii. Juaeph lino of I'lilon Ayon nr. run timin'.. tlvr w.,.u»
North ami panilhl with tho l.ant
WITNI-'A
Id........
ipman Avoinio IS» foot. fh,. rinoin
tho tiro Haul
parallel AvIt It tlm j nallolu I 1-1,
North lino of I nlon Avi-tnn- Mt'a j.,|tiri,i_ . .
f.-.'t. thonro South IS® foot to ;l
,, , ' **? •*
....i..i .... iiol.>ti Avenue ft**-, fori
.M211 tho
rimtr nml Wife. Martha A. •
Where a soldier Is burl 'd.
f
Fourth r.ot In scale.
Kwumtis.
Country.
Indian tribe.
Enemy.
To decay.
iSpikeh-t on barley or w.
I’nrag d.
Heron.
like.
National nubli am.
Note in .•uni •.
Father.
Chirkcn ■.
Itnce horses.
IHrdone.
Maple tree family.
Kpoch.
Rea carle.
Name of oar country.
M anilla in review to
incniorate this day.
VI.It I H AL
A r.prlle.
To deliver a n|iccch.
Improves.
People.
No.
iiinlon m.nmnh.vd for the poor
To obstruct.
ehllilt n •(!:• will attracted to
Plant whii h yields bitter i mg. -.i. 1.1. lull" y. tria d waif. Winn
CoiiKocrulcd vow.
•lo'v went in their samiiiar Imnin
I.ivel.
i:i Mnhigau that Mimuier, CliirCarmine.
* lice le n a tia s in .... .
them
Small cask.
Willi tlm motlic,’;, con; cut. the
Iluck eonLiining metal.
child upon tIM r return win perm
Th" name of thin day.
am m l, nual' a meinour of their
Mother.
household although go steps for
Mourned.
its legal adoption were then taken
Feudal culllten.
In order that the child’s mother
Carden plant.
niitfhl l>" near the liibv hoy. Mr.
Polym Inn <li taut.
Marshall secured employment fi.r
Abode.
i her at their hotel.
Solemn ceremony.
Pose veil \iil!i a wealth of human
At n great distance.
ympnthv for Ills fclttiw to oi, Mr.
A person who smirches for
nrrh'ill a (iniilnt seit'o of hilminting a itid a or peop! . 'mill, wlibli the pall of .•oiiitoi ini
Closecs.
■dignitv failed to dampen. Many
Opposite of near.
tinu “ the humor was expn ssed a t
Variant of “a.'*
the ever,' e ef soni? jcmi’.o,'
T!':n‘nasR.Maish;ill
Wat' Vice President
fsClaimed RvDeath
I
p ((Vice, that tho introauecr oi uu
nmoadr.ient on a specific section
.thrill Ire limited to two minutedis'.U 'aio.a, the chnlrmnn of the upproprlatms committee two min
utes; a motion to table such umondrent to two-minute limit.
Pcnditrr the time when the nppropriation hill Is cnll-d up it is
not unlikely, membern stated that
porposals to amend the act of 1923
creatine the state live stock sanit
ary hoard will he taken up. Sev
eral <>f these proposals are on th'1
calendar. One by Hep Davis, of
I.eon, provides that th- present
board shall be abolished ami in
its place a new board b' create,l
i ml provision made for continut II of the tick eradication mi a
modified plan, the state co-o|K?r. i. with tin* counties.
Pour Special Ord.T*
Do the senate calendar for iipcrial i nil r» and third reading i
the e remained four measures
r•f-i
».
m:M
•mm.
nil rrli IditdllOL'Iil of the UlUUIcipal
itv ,,f Camp Walton, Okaloosa
i iiiinly, parsed by the 1923 seualon.
The reforeHtriition bill was admilled by its friends to bo virtu tllv hilled after their vain ef
forts to mvtiro consideration for
it during tly* past week. .Miami
i;; : i i | icg possession of certain
ml >:>i rg'd lands mi h,-r wat<,r,rit to iia n ml fm 'i s i.
and
wruchmi •:* for ocean going steam
ships whieli cannot now put into
that city.
On second reading, subject la
d l l nt any time, under waiver of
tllie rules, several other hill . ni"'(
i f which were intrudeed early in
the session. Among these was a
bill introduced l<\ .Senator Hodge-,
to repeal the act which created the
state live stock saiiitniv hoard
Another of Senator Hodge’s bills
i-i that one providing for a state
office building to cost $300,11011.
This <itill awaits action by the sen-
Contntcicial Entrance, Coral (iables, Miami, l la
LORIDA nnd iln prosp<;rity in a much-tliscuKscd themo nowadayp among writers of national repute. Hnlv
son, Iktrron, Leslie, Edmunds, Itriabane, Ho\vc, are all busy explaining tho economics of the phenomenon.
Babson ray.*; it is the result of the desire of people to add years to their lives; Leslie that it is a wcll-cstablishcd trend of migration to the tropics. Edmunds’ idea is that it is the logical result of the increase of
national wealth nml the increased desire for health and comfort. Tho range o f reasons for tho tremendous
development is as varied as it is interesting; hut all arc agreed that Florida’s prosperity is as actual as it
is exceptional that it is still in its earliest stages, and that it will lmvc far-reaching and incalculable results.
'
No Place Like Home
There
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i
t
Opportunities there arc* in plenty here for investment. Conti Gables, one of the first in the field, the finest in beauty and
extent of development, is the leader of them all. Those who bought here three or two years ago, and reaped their profit on
reselling, arc coming hack and bringing their friends. The enlarged area o f ten thousand acres opens up not only a wider
range for future investment, hut adds immcn cly to the value of all that has been done before. And for safety, security
and assured returns there is no equal to Coral Gables in the Southern Florida real estate field.
r i ~ n
—IT
f
n
A, urThyi
"'ft vZ3
A vinit In Coral Gables is p a r t o f every com plete F lorida to u r— i
d e lig h tfu l outing. C u ll ut cur lo c a l office an d le t us te ll y o u liow you
Gables w ith no tra n sp o rta tio n co st to you.
CORAL GABLES
New York Office:
P h ila d elp h ia Officm
140 W. 4 2 n d S tre et
1 2 1 5 P a c k a rd B ld g .
4 0 M i l e s o f W a te r .F r o n t 4
C c o rg c E Merrick
(Executive Offices: Administration Building, Copal Gables, Miami, Fla}
if'WTl
! '« » ( 1
S. W. BRADFORD, ivlilane Theatre
�w i-
TWO
•S ;
*'•>•- •
*> V
• 4*» >iv. Ur * i; i
»M &pa»sed out
Thinks Party Marooned
Tampa.
M A R S H A L L P R O U D ™ known to but a limited nui
the World War
Miss Norma Murdock, of MauLOS ANGELES, June 2—Years
outside his community, never hat
ciuilu, to E. F» McIIvnn, of YVau- T H A T H E W A S J U S T held elective office and apparent
of close association with Roald
, “The future
Amundsen, fam ilinrity with hia
ly was without political ambition.
chuln.
future at that f i , 0* M A N But in 1908 nn unexpected turn of
Miss Fearl Wade, of Linden, to O R D I N A R Y
method? of operation and »>n ' n*
’J= and for “ l *th«Ms timate knowledge of his plans for
Roy Standing, of Lakeland.
events elevated him to the Gov
wherein dwel]*th -i
MfV ..................
J , Eward Grimes, representing H r " Christ shan .J*
the
flight into the ..........
Arctic which
Miss Ethel King, of St. Augus
(Continued from Page 1.) J ernor’s chair at Indiannpolis, where
(Continued from page 1)
started
May
21,
prompted
Haakon
thif
International
Bible
Students'
tine. to Curry Crews; of Jlartings. Marshall delievered himself of that he was serving when the Democrat
the earth and i,„i-re
TALLAHASSEE? June 2.—Vali
Miss Helen Axtos, of St. Augic National convention at Baltimore The Associated Press today thnt a H. Ilnmner, who led the Amundsen Association lectured at the Milano
oJPuS*
dation of tax levies . heretofore u„Hnu, to L. W. Scott, of St. Augu- dictum whoch has become the most selected him as Vice Presidential wireless message sent to the Maud ; t |,ef ,jaah of 1923. to express the Theater Sunday evening, taking for rjRhteously,
That world will w **** 4
raade on real estate >n the name stine.
celebrated of all his homolies.
his
subject
"Millions
Now
Living
nominee in 1912.
nn May 29 could not be detiv- opinion here tonight that the Amwithout end’ of wfcfe. >
of the true owner of the property
“Needs flood 5 Cent Cigar"
Miss Thco Wallis, of Ocala, to
(tindsen - Ellsworth party is nwr- Will Never Die."’ The speaker have spoken and forVt5\*
ored
as
there
was
"no
communica
is provided for in nn act passed T. C. Holden, of Citra.
"What the country really needs
ity longs."
‘o r*hicht
closed his lecture as follows.
| coned in the frozen North.
The careless fire-builder, the u n tion."
by both houses of the Florida legis
is a good five cent cigar.’
Weddings
"In
the
past
we
have
had
‘the
“Amundsen has made a landlature. Introduced by Representa
A dispatch to the Whipping Gaz
Mrs. Vina Parker, of Hade City,
Like the President with whom kempt factory with waste piles
' “ ^‘the
tives McLean of Suwanee and Mc to J. II. Boyd of Sanford.
SUMMERFiKnT’TT''and earnof get nn, because he «W world’.
^ world th a t ^was,*
fairly
itching
to
burst
into
infernal
ette
received
from
Spitsbergen
nnd
he served Mr, Marshall s a s c to
building to he m ^
Kenzie of Putnam, members of the
Miss
Louise
Schley,
of
Lakeland.
vjKj,
rc3pcn»iMIIt>
after
but
a
has
smashed
his
flying
boats,
or
biaze, the man who believes that timed 10 o’clock last night des
°P5
ceased to be a t the time of the awarded.
House Finnnw
the
to a. h. Varner, of Lakeland.
| short apprenticeship in public of- "there is no less because it is all cribed the situation with respect to because the ice is to rough for a Flood. More recently we have had
measure provides;
Miss Incy Stover, of Dinxmore.j f|c0. pjvo ycars before his ciec- insured”, cost the nation every the Amundsen expedition ns with take-off with hi> heavy planes, or what the Scriptures designate as
PLANT CITY n
“That every assesment of taxes to A. E. Pearson, of Dinsnmre,
tinn to the Vice-Presidency, he was year almost ns mnny lives and as out change, thereby indicating that
heretofore made in this state of
Miss Lee Wilson, of Bartow, to regarded in a comfortable law much money n3 the phole Revolu nothing had been heard from the else he is in Alaska. The later ‘this world’, 'the world th a t now here show incrcas; 0(BL
is’ or 'this present evil world,’ past year.
w
real estate where such assessment E . B. Hatton, of Barlow.
barely is possible,” he asserted.
practice in Columbia City, Ind., tionary war.
tiblnr explorers.
has been nctunlly made in the
Miss Johnnie O’Neal, of Jack
name of the true owner shall btt sonville, to S. It. Norris, of Jack
nillRIirilllllllllllllllll BBnnBnBBBnBnnnBnBnnniniBBBinnnHBBBnGnBBBBBBBfllBnBnnBlIBBBnFBBBnBnanBnnnBBnnnBBBIBnnnnBBnBBBBBBBnnnnBnnBBnBaBBBIBBltBn^
and is hereby validated in so far sonville.
as tlia description of ownership is
Miss Eva Michael, of Orlando, to a
concerned, and no tax assessment Russell Davis, of Orlando.
or tax levy
■vf ronoe upon a ry real I Miss Alice Culver, of Orlando, u
estate in litis state shall be hold to M. II. Hall, of Orlando.
■,
invalid by reason of or because of
Miss Nannie Culver, of Orlando, J
the fact that such real estate was to C. L. Chapman, of Orlando.
♦ + + ++ ++++++ ++<.+ + + + + + ^ +4.++++++++.j.+^ ++^ ^ +<.1..:.>:
actually assessed in the name of
Miss Vera Wilson, of Orlando, to
the true owner although such own W S, Turner, of Orlando.
er had made no return of the real
Miss Alpha Bnrnum, of Tnmpn,
estate to the tax assessor.
to J. K. Ooughloy, of (Irimsley,
“ From and after the passage of Unt.uio, < an.
this act no decree shall be made by
Mi.i.i S;.ra Rush, of Pernnndlnn,
any court in a suit brought by or to Carl Wrecn, of Fernondina.
on behalf of any laud owner to en
Mis.' Hazel Clark, of Jacksonville
join any tax sale or to set aside to J. D. Hatcher, of Daytona.
cr cancel any tax certificate in the
Mi"* Rei ves, of Lnmunt, to John
Stale of Florida until such owner Allen, of Vtro.
shall have paid to the tax collector
Miss Corn Carter, of West Palm
of the county where the property
is assessable the full amount of Beach, to C. II. Ettcr, of Pittsthe taxes which could hnvo been *'urg, Kan.
Miss Nettie Capers, of Tnmpn,
Ihwfully assessed against the prop
erty involved for tho period cover-' to A. A. Kohii, of Tnmpn.
ed by ihe assessment complained
Miss Alberta Bennett, of Ar
of, whether such real estate shall cadia, to h, E. Kirk, of Arcadia.
have been returned for assessment
Miss Sarah (iornto, of Odessa,
by the owner thereof or not. It to G. C. Whitney, of Wauchula.
411 such cases the court shall as-l
_______
certain ant) determine and by do- j / - \ i
L
cree fix the amount of such tax to
be paid by tuc owner.
Validation Of Tax
Levies Regulated
ByNewReguJations
World Is Everlasting
Declares Speaker On
Prophecies of Bible
ACCIDENT M I G H T
H A V E HINDERED
FLIGHT TO P O L E
\
i
%
State Weddings
And Engagements
Giving the
Little Fellow
Chance—
;Okeechobee harms
W orth $.-{270,700,
Bureau Estimates
TALLAHASSEE, June 2.—'The
following staienmnl by the Fede
Engagements
ral Di'pai lim-nt of Commerce gives
Miss Florence Lord, of San some of tin' results of the 1925
ford, to J. 1). Justice, of Jackson farm cciiur:; for Okeecholiee coun
ty. The figures are preliminary
ville.
Mini. Uusido Bernhard, of Tam- a,1" 1 '.(’t ' 1'1 «■’
<‘ >* »tnl
ed. Till census, which covered
pa, lo D. I>. Smith, of Tampa.
Mirn John Davis of Tampa, In tile crop ol 1P2I, with the inven
tory of farm property for .Inn'llG. R. Clarke of Tampa.
iin I. 1925, was taken by a force
y, ,,f
rn'io, raio r. employed
Imiviile ‘Vmiw
to W.' I7mVrfiulewood
.if i'lf
„ n|nvil,
t|l', f,iri1I to mil kc
Dickson, Ten...
fe'oonu '‘
" " l " '’ " 'r "H
,hl*
M'.**** Kathryn .McNeill, of JackICc-ults of the enumeration showSouville ti» II. h, Drodnax of Jack- , (m| tin* fullmving comparative* figaonvillc.
me for January I, PJ25 and JanuMiss Isabelle Caines, of Jnck- nrv I, 1920, respectively.
fonville, to E. E. Hazard of Jack
Number of farms 159 and <17;
sonville.
operated by while farm ers lap
Miss Hixilic Cash of Jackson ami I'i7; operated by owners I |H
ville to E. II. Hull, of Jackson amt fi.H; uperut si by teanants 1 to
<!; operated by rnaeagets 7 am! 3.
ville.
Land in operated farms, total
Miss llleiie Harby of Jackson
ville t>> R. K. Willie of Jackson- nrre> “22,7(19 ami 213,287; crops
hnrvc led, acres 2,131 ami (dank.
vile.
Value of operated farms, land
Miss Cussie Frank of Sanford,
to Dwight Smith of lie Lund.
, ami buildings inclintcd, $3,270,700
Ml as Carolyn Spencer of Sanford'
too.
to I*. L. Red fern, of Klfcr.r.
< Domestic animals reported on
Miss Pearl Hunter of Jackson-1(arm s; Number of horses 299 ami
villi* to .1. M. Holly of Jacksonville. r ‘Ly ""d"s f.l ami 7; rattle 13,7 10;
Miss Marguerite Carter of Jack ami 10,1117; swine 2,<!<;h and I,<J72
Selected eropa in 192 5 and 1919,
sonville to Iwe Garrett, of Jack
respectively:
sonville.
Oranges, trees riot of bearing
Mirs Claire Stevens, of Tampa,
to Hr, E. M. Durham of 'iamn.i. age 23,81)9 jmd 3,803; trees of
Mir.s ’l’liolinn Mote, of 'i'umpu, bearing age 17,009 mid 2,1 I t; grape
fruit trees not of bearing age t,to VV. J. Hailey of Tampa.
Miss Snrita Like of Sanford to 273 and I.lb’ll; trees of hearing age
1.533 ami 1,318; Lemons, trees hut
Munroo It. Hutton of Sanford.
'<lti“ Laura Duteher. of Thomas- of bearing atm 3,3151 ami IT; tree"
vilie, Ga. to K, It. Simpsoo of of bearing age 1,105 ami 13.
I
t
•t*
Is now being offered at such low prices and on
such easy terms that everyone— no m atter how
small their income-— will he able lo buy here—
and—
Harding’s Dad Forsakes “Dolly
r
PROFIT
V
w
%■
Lots
:o years o| palling tin buggy m which Or.
T. Harding
'.n o n , <<„ fatter of the Im, |ir, -id, nr. mad- Im. calls, “ ||<i||y"
i-nt to pasture, la her plate has come a flivver. "I like a
ays l>>
II md. ig. ’Bm one has til keep up to the limes.*
L ow
$400
sag*
You can’t afford to miss this chance to invest in
Oak Hill,
THE SECURITIES
VOU OWN
'
rhe
Subdivision
of Opportunity”
sthunlil nut lie lef I in tiny plan* where I h e re is risk
II
of loss from fire or theft. Heller rent a Private
Lock llo \ in our Safe Deposit Vault—-then you
have no w orn about their salely. The rental is
only $2.(10 lo $5.00 per year.
See♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •I
S j f im in o ln (I fo u n lij j ^ a n k
N. H. GARNER, Developer
A *
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
j
t
, . . .
** %V+* * V1‘s* + + *+ + *+ + ♦* >+<•*+*+*->«++->,n..**++++*+++***+
Sanford, Fla.
S T R E N G T H - SERVICE - PROGRESS
till
tail*1
�JRS3ft,j^tyf-^v C■
_____M
___
I_
tsr*. .sr :' 11-.*
sidciV AberY^re being fixed ir. such
4 n ^ t j i f s ihat-oxittliutr 'isl prt-
3 1
..........
mi
w 3m &
u *■•t
•W
MrT
*< 4a
,,W-U- h®»br KWtrr- th h t Ihk' U s th iltio fl-lo f ti,< r u ^ rfa« i
*>■»«M 1
■ 1* h<i ; *’
The rear 0<1ols are paneled over
254.50
1
J xjfjui', P ^ ^ n t - n
,f c. wmi i K described streets In Hose-Hose Court Inc.
87
91
the lower part and screened over
222.41
been cogipJcted and the completed work has been finally I Hose Court Inc.
the upper portion. A steel bar isl
76
93
used, in locking the doors when
| by the* City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
jRow Court Inc.
263.37
1
00
95
• they are closed, and it dnei this in ;
204.85
70
B following is the final estim ate of the cost of paving follow- ■M°So Court Ire.
97
auch a way that rattling is p it- j
497.48
170
vented.
ttts in Rose Court with a 5-inch rock base surface treated **‘osc Court Inc.
99
204.85 M a k es Claim New Car Is
Poors reaching to the top of the
l^pSalt: Grand View Avenue, north from Sanford Avenue to Lily Hose Court Inc.
70
109
Combination
of
Maximum
cowl
give-entrance to the driver's
204.86
\ Hughey St-, from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court nrd Grand -Hose Court In .
71)
110
Of Appearance With Perfec compartm ent. In this com part
204.85
70
[\vtnue "South” from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court paved 21 Kcse Court In ,*.
in
tion of lis
Mechanism ment is mounted a seat of t h e 1
204.85
-width Hibiscus Court and Lily Court paved n width »t 3> Hose Court l c.
70
112
bucket type, roomy fo r comfort
.*nn set Di such -i position thSt
234.25
'j feet in width on each side of Central Park way strip).
Hose Court Inc.
70
113
A.i nristrocrct am m g cum- tin. driver onerhTcs "R7s car ivith
204.85 meriia!
kfu. Yd#. Grading @ -10c
70
111
$ 6,556.80 Rose Court *r.c.
vc hic.cs is the phras * CJ Be an,i can leave Ids pluce with*,r
204.85
70
fjta. Yds. over-haul @ lc
Rose
Court
Inc.
which
Mr.
Brown, sales manager oh1 difficulty. The second > -.t
115
21.00
WE’RE ANNOUNCING
of
the
M
onth
Reu Company^ e n i-*J(, nl.ovidcd for a driver's assist204.85
70
Rose
CoPrt
Inc.
[jjn. Ft. concrete curb & g utter @ 7Cc ____
116
0,490.98
204.85 elo> i m speaking of the new Speed , nnt or a |)nj.-;L.nKCr. ibis seat
. -»
,•.■».... . ,..,
70
[Lin. Ft- Hush curb <§> 35ccm
117
79.80 Rose Court Inc.
ungon "Parcel Deliver;,
nic M j ; of the folding type dropping
204.85 iu-t announced by the Keo Motor ■llIwicr the cowl when it is not in
Yds. rock base 5-inches thick @ TCc
70
118
0.731.01 Rose Court Inc.
204.85 Company.
70
'.Z
^ ^ . / e t o r n s @ 30c .....
119
Iucr.
219.30 Rose Court Inc.
"We have the distinction," snys | With the folding sent out of
204.85
@ 30c
S-l yds. surface treatm ent (5
70
120
3,834.90 Rose Court Inc.
20 1.85 51'. Brown, "of being the 1ir:,t' tlic way a package eigni feet long
Tjfe A Inlets @ $35
70
121
420.00 Rose Court Inc.
in the field with a commercial rm ' rm , thirty inches wide can be t-nr-,
204.85
Type H Inlets @ |3 0
70
122
which attains the maximum in ,, ,j n j,|, ca9C The •—
*»- of th'*
120.00 Rose Court Inc.
length
[jn Kt. 6-inch drain pipe laid @ 50c
80
234.11
127
81.00 Rose Court Inc.
body liehind ho d riv e rs seat is
292.64 they mechanical perfection or ec , 1 inches while the width at the
100
(jn ft. 12-inch Storm sewer @ 1.05
128
1.642.20 Rose Court Inc.
maintenance. The ^ , narrow est point is 11-1-8.”
292.61 onomical
100
129
.Manholes 4-b @ $50.00
300,00 Rose Court Inc.
is the answer to a long-heard com
A drum* light on the interior and i
219.48 on the part of better merchants
75
130
Manhole <>-8
05.00 Rose Court Inc.
spot light mounted on the wind
for
a
vehicle
which
would
em
190.21
Da
[jn. Ft. 3-inch drain tile a t $100 . ...**•*•*•••••««>•■<
131
285 00 Hose Court Inc.
shield
. arc among
. . . tho items of
292.64 body the quality idea being ad100
ft. BM lumber in trenches @ $75
132
133.95 Rose Court Inc.
h e r d to in their own estnbli h - ' c6l,,Vim.‘n\ " l" 11 u' |h lie found |
, particularly useful m
in delivery ser-j
Gfi
190.21 nu,1)t!|
133
work
19.20 Rose Court Inc.
292.64
Rose
Court
Inc.
100
134
Jjtoiy Inspection of m ateria ls ........ ....................................
105,05
I um lamcntaly this Sneed Mag- t ..Ctcd by a steel bumper which;
292.04 on h new only in s:se. it includes |,iso provides through a plate fix- '
100
135
-tiling, legal expense, etc., 2 per l e t ......................
063.49 Rose Court Inc.
'going filial assessment nre payable without tin* same power and operating un ect nt its centcru a sten to uid
*ring u Pcr
................................................................ 1,658.77
its that arc used iu the famuli LtiJ cost ................................................. ............... .............. $35,496.02 ‘biterest up to JUN E 15, 1925 and from and after such date said S*H*rd Wagon but lias a shorter entrance from the rear.
Wo Have Some (iood Buys
The is ei|uip|ieii with Tun re Disc
assessments will
only- in fifteen eiiual
annual in- w .hu'l
o be borne by adjacent property except coat of paving adjacen t1, special
----be payable
■ ■
. . base and
. . turning radius wheels,
and supports are prtividay in writer of Ilisbiscus and Lily Courts width is assessed us an ^ a ilm e n ts with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay>n«krs ^ M n :tU r adaptid In
r 1 on tho left ide for an extra
in city Iota, nnd *. peeinlly nttrin ti*.e ..hart time offerings front
|ii under resolution No. 120.
an hive:'tm ent taudpoiut.
"On the stuidv Reo chassis lias lj.rY wiiich can be locked into place,
4884 2*
Witness my naml as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Snn- bn n placed a body which, for
,
handles make possible quick
Lr of feet frontage on 24 ft. pavemeent .
entrances
and
exits
to
and
from
‘
i
ford,
this
8th
day
of
MnyA.
I).,
1925.
nmdi/nness
and
nttrnctiver.eas,
bat
t r of feet lot frontage on 16 ft. pavement
..........
... ..n I»tt «- *ht driver’s comnai tment nnd add
never iieen approached
by
2^
1
^
w*t It. PH ILIPS, City Clerk.
tt of feet parkway frontage .........................
Como i it and let us t o l l you about them
in*-s car. Evetvthidg which migitt a distinctive t"ia !i to the already
J3 902 F'lLRnh May 12, 19, 26 and June 2 nnd 9th.
the
went per foot of 24 ft. paving ....................
add I.. the nmveiifcitrr of the op. ‘"im aailuto appearance of
**' *1
I-merit per foot frontage of 16 ft pavii g
ernlnr has been included and the t:l‘*
31Z.
FRED T. WILLIAMS, city Engineer.
'!<> ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FOUR- extern! appearance is in keeping with the finest appointm nis R 0 i ; h e r S M a k e H a l i l
DESCRIPTION
TEBNTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO PALMETTO of tl ■highest type <n retail shop.
.. n r .v ..... ,
v
,
AVENUE, FIFTEENTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE
l.owvr
panetf
of
tin*
body
*>
f
the
0
1
111
J
o
W
O
lfy
Rase Court Additlun tu Sanford, Fla.
.— _
TO MAGNOLIA AVENUE. SIXTEENTH STREET FROM SAN new Sliced Wagan no aid an* in ,
f
(INC.)
single pieces running full length
Feet
W idth
Final
BUFFALO, June 2.—Jew elry es
FORD AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA AVENUE.
of the ear from tho rear doors to
P ’m ent
F ront
L ot
A ssess’t
NAME
Notice is licVeby given that the construction of the asphalt pave- tin* driver’s commitment.The timated by police t i be worth SliO,H2JA Park Avenue.
. * 1 Plume
* 528
tippn
portion
of
the
body
may
he *d<>0 was taken !>v five robbers from j
3
24
39.6
154.52 lent on Fourteenth Street from Sanford Avenue to Palmetto Ave
Inton
and
' "f panels or screens, tlu le v y ’s Jew elry (*m* aft * the
4
24
120
468.24
A. E. Mill
] tw<< units lining interchangeable. ptoprictors, fmir employes and
5
24
H)
312.16
it lake. & Key
Tin* panels are of laminated Weml
•
tre u t'd to prevent wurping anil i-ne custom er had been hni'd-nif- t*Z3HKXSKBtv.
C
24
- H5
331.67
jt Lake &■ Key
'
’i
fed
and
shackled
to
tteel
wimlow
given u high glass finish. Heavy
536.13
7
24
137.4
Betts
wire is used in making the screen Lars.
\ •
9
The
followii
g
is
the
Final
Estimate
of
the
cost
of
paving
the
fol796.01
204
24
Ixhirard
76
11
296.55 1 wing s tria ta 21 feet in width with sheet asphalt on n 6-inch rock
24
. Rouniitliit
Parcel Delivery Ren Speed Wagon
75
219.48 l a e, Fourteenth Street from Sanford Avenue west to Palmetto Ave
13
16
[. Amk rMiP
15
16
75
219.48 nue, Fifteenth Street from Sanford Avenue west to Magnolia Avenue
Hilt
16
24
I 16.2
570.47 end Sixteenth Street from Sanford Avenue west to Magnolia Avenue.
l Walsli
21
155.7
17
607.54 1820 Cu. yds. Grading (o> 40c ........ ........ ................................. $ 728.00
Hill
1T> acres. Hammock land on D ixie
206.90
13.50 1
16
17
70.7
L Hi!!
>
)
|
1,910.61
18
concrete etirh & gutter (o> 76A .
1 16.2
570.47 2514 Lin.
Iliyluvay u 1 m iles from Sanford,
[. Jure'
132.65
19
flush curb (ft) 35c ..............................
24
607.51 379 Lin.
155.7
k Urn
( ’lose to loading* station and school.
2,309.60!
. rock base @ 80c .........................
19
16
70.7
206.90
k Drax
»
4 acres tiled; *1 100m house and shed;
2.9 14.74
. 2-inch sh*-et asphalt top @ 1.02
16
219.48
21
75
I Ui*
657.00
. concrete alley returns @ 30c ...
75
219.48
23
16
I £ i Irloiigh
2 flow ing wells. l ’ricc'$8,000. Terms
179.00
219.48
75
16
25
1 Ct-rt Inc
110.94
16
75
219.18
27
ICiQt Inc.
179.72
16
75
219.48
29
L ?, (‘nlilwell
9 J
4 19.30
219.18
5 per cent
31
16
75
K " Caldwell
r
- .. ..
We would like to luive your prop
erly lifted with us, we will spend mon
ey to advertise it and guarantee that a
personal individualized effort will be
made (o sell it.
SANFORD DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
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f
I
Sem inole Business
33
35
37
39
1 fit hen
■• Doegla*. x
1 IKiugla-i
I'lourt Inc.
Court Inc.
Court Inc.
[Court Inc.
Couit Inc.
Court Inc.
| Court Inc.
Court Inc.
Newman
Newman
Newman
Newman
| Court lite.
Maxwell
Maxwell
j <‘uurt Inc.
I Court Inc.
Leonard,*
Court Inc.
Court Inc.
Court Inc.
Court Inc.
I'outt Ini*.
Court Itu\
Court lm\
Court nt*.
Court Inf,
Court Inu.
Court ltu*.
Court Ini*.
Court ltu*.
Court Inc.
Court Inc.
Court Inc.
''"urt Inc.
■Court 1nc.
) Court Inc.
i Court Inc,
f Court Inc.
i I'uurt Inc.
►Court Inc,
i Court Inc.
i Court Inc.
t Court Inc.
( Court Inc.
e Couit Inc.
* Court Inc.
• Court Inc.
f Court Inc.
" Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
* Court 1nc.
* Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
Ihggin-s
* Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
* Court Inc.
♦ Court Inc.
^f'ourt Inc.
k (otJ>t Inc.
r,)urt In,-.
* C,*UU In.-.
r,Jurt
** Fourt Inc.
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16
16
16
16
75
75
553*5 mm
52
219.48
219.1B
219#
152.17
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T O S botJBOJntirely df^JJIjacent proJJOTJ- uwtffPt;
ji
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aristocrat niimng cncimrrcinl vehicl s" is phrase used to describe
miidclHswy illlced by Florida Reo Cumpauy,
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23 lo
92.09 | Assessment l*er foot frontage .......................................................$4,109 j •:•*>»>•;*•;*
280.9 I
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer.
\$
DESCRIPTION
282.11
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;i
E. R. Trafford'll Map, Sanford
102.62
4(.h I. ii 'll !l
353.52
Feet
Final
'1( 4 .
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m i
819.12
NAME
Front
!M0.7'$ ;
166.4
019.29 1Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 5 Itlk 15 Tr. 1
649.29
150.3
609.88
Tr. 1
4811.75 ;
.j*
205.42
90.7
18l).7'i •
&
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206.90 D. T. MacCartncy, Lot 5 Itlk 16 Tr. I
■180.75 !
70.7
135.7
529.50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 Itlk 16 Tr. I
180.75 i
963.79 Me inch Realty Co., Lot ID 11)1; 16 Tr. 1
217
180.75 ]
'.TJ
296.90 M* inch Realty Co., Lot 1 Itlk 17 Tr. 1
70.7
■180,75 *
529.50 Meiseli Realty Co., Lot 5 lllk 17 Tr. )
-180.75 !
135.7
VV. Clark, lait « Blk 17 Tr. 1
135.7
529.50
180.75 !
430.75 ;
70.7
206.90 C. W. Clark. I.ot 10 lllk 17 Tr. 1
75
219.48 D. R. Brisson, Lot I Blk 18 Tr. 1
480.75
75
219.18 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 18 Tr. 1
480.75
75
219.48 Public School, Lots 5 & 10 Blk 16 Tr. 2
960.51
7*5
219.48 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 17 Tr. 2
-180.75
75
219.48 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 5 Itlk 17 Tr. 2
180.75
75
219.48 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 17 Tr. 2
■l30.75
219,48 Mcisch Realty Co., iait 10 Blk 17 Tr. 2
480.75
75
75
219.48 Mi Inch Realty Co., Lot 1 [ilk 18 Tr. 2
480.75
75
130.75
219.48 , Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 6 lllk 1H Tr. 2
219.48
The above nnd foregoing finnl assessments are payable without
75
rest up to June 15th, 1925 nnd from ami after such date said sjh-75
219.48
75
219.48 cial assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments
75
219.18 with interest at H per cent per annum on all deferred payments.
75
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San
219.48
219.48 ford, Florida, this 9th day of May, A. D., 1925.
75
56
U R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
103.87
112
554JU8 Publish May 12th, 19th, 26th, June 2nd & 9th.
200.90
70.7
582.56 ■
149.3
■
150
585.30
63.9
219.3 l
Be Our Guest
60.3
235.29
60
234.12
On a Free Sightseeing Tour To
55
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55
211.61
55
211.61
55
214.01
21 1.61
55
214.61
55
175.59
45
667.24
171
265.42
90.7
219.18
75
219.18
75
J
219.48
75
219.18
75
“The City of 100 Lakes”
219.48
75
219.48
75
You’ll see the SEVEN WONDERS of Florida and
163.00
55.7
opportunities vibrating with enthusiasm.
351.18
00
246.21
63.1
ASK FOR FREE TICKET at the First National UanK
253.63
65
lobby which entitles holder to entertainment, including
i
273.14
70
Jar.
luncheon.
273.14
70
1
273.1 I
70
273.14
70
BUS LEAVES AT 8 :3 0 A. M. Thursday, June I.
273.14
70
From Valdez Hotel, Sanford.
133.39
47
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Exchange
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85
86
F l o r i d a
88
90
92
91
90
93
100
101
102
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PULLMAN among dt vt lopmcVits.
The Fare $395 io $895
10'.; Down: Balance Easy.
t
TICKETS AT
Hfl
Bodwell Realty Co., Inc.
103
104
105
106
10 ?
103
123
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'A Properly of Merit’
Winter Haven
h,
i **nni ,
W. R. Smith, Mgr.
�-yy,. '•* -■
THE SANFORD HERALD/ TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1925,
The Sanford Herald
Make It a Thousand
P iM U M cTerr
m n |(
s » d « r at
Florida
I f figures given The Herald are correct there are now
Knterrd
m Rrcond________
Clan Mattor,
__ #(*7,
_
two hundred and six ty members in the Sanford Chamber
Gvtubar
1^11, at li»# Poaiuffice
m
iw
tw
at‘us5aforJt. rforida under Act* oi of Commerce. At the weekly luncheon last Fridny there
Marti* 3. 1*97.
were present just twenty-eight men, including at least one
E d ito r
M U A M I l„ IIKAX.
out-of-town
visitor.
Manager
it. i io n .tiiii Menu
Accomplishing
more worth while results than any other
I'hnnc 14S
111 Maraolla Arrnnr
civic body in the city, the Chamber of Commerce is doing
mlBSCftirTIOJI IIVIK*
much for the advancement of this section, and has made
On# Tear—IT.nu Sir Jlnmhr U SO
>»#llVer«*d In ClIV l.y Carrier, per under the direction of its president, Edward H iggins, an en
ISc. Weekly Edition 13 00 viable record for doing things. However, there are many
per year.
____
•FECIAL SuTii r.i A.I obituary fine projects it cannot do, on account of limited finances and
no>lceo. rurij* of thank*, resolution* exceptionally small membership.
anil notice* of entertainment* where
Sanford has reached a point where it ought to have a comi Sj i s h ir£“ X.3.io "TlU he charged
f*r at recular advertlilnit rate*.
mercial hotly consisting o f a tfiburaml members. A city as
M r.tin m t h e jm socia tk ii i' iibss progressive as this is should certainly be able to secure that
The Associated Pres* I* exelus- many live, energetic men who are willing to have a part in
Ively entitled
the u*» for raputillcatlqn of all new* dtspatrhe* the work of its most important civic body.
credited to It nr not otherwise rredIt is said that Sarasota has over two thousand three
lied III till* paper and a!*o the lo
cal new* published herein. All rltthtt hundred members in the trade body there. It claims to
of repuhl[cation of special dispatch*: herein are also reser-ed.
have the largest per capita membership of any place in the
country. If Sarasota, a city much smaller than Sanford, can
TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1925.
get two thousand members in its chamber of commerce, just
THE HERALD'S 1’liATFOHM
how many 'night Sanford he able to secure through a sys
1.
—Weeper waler route to Jackson
tematic and enthusiastic campaign?
ville.
.
.
2.
-—Construction of 8L Johns-In-With a paid up membership of a thousand, and with a
fund of twenty-five thousand dollars coming in yearly from
diitn [liver canal.
5.
—Extension of white way. Us members, would not the scope of activity of this im
4 —Eilrnafon of local amusements. portant civic organization he greatly enlarged?
With a
—Spinning pool, tennis courts,
force
of
a
thousand
active
members
behind
it,.w
h
at
power
fir.
B.—Augmenting of building pro a civic body of this kind could have and what benefits could
gram—house*, hotel*, apartment he derived by the community as a result?
house*.
It is unfair to expect a handful of men to attempt to do
6.
—Extension of street paving nroai!
that
should he done by Sanford’s Chamber o f Commerce.
gram.
As Brisbane Sees It
Apologiiing for the U. S. A.
Strange Rev. FoadlcU.
Horrifying “Cour.iel.”
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
THE HAPPY HARVESTER
»
/
the elusive
m il develop y0Ur ^
**kf|
The c|UcsUtin~hT'w|1| .
take up the price of
(Copy r le h t 1925)
j u d g e McCo r m ic k , of the
United States Court, decides that
when Secretary Fall accepted f 100,in cash, in a little black bag, and
then turned over the peoples* oil
properties to the gentleman thnt
gave hint the cash, he was ’’guilty
.........
...
of
fraud.”
To the ordinary citizen
that seems to he putting it mildly,
The girl who"7^, ...
has to be entirely too h s[ 11
Let the flic* Pat
you won t eat much to n ^ *
shotthand rSmbfc* h e n * ^
BUT JUDGE McCORMICK’S de
cision will fill with horror many of
our "best minds.”
A "big lawyer," representing
those that got the oil lands thnt
Fall sold for cash, announces that
he will appeal the case, and adds,
"I have no further comment to
make nn Judge McCormick’s de
cision.”
That statem ent shows great selfrestraint.
r o K
t
Chicago will end da,IK,
in ;. Rubber*jto t honi 5 J |
.Florida mav pass « SI ta t»
single women over 2.’. -rJ01*
will collect about $10.' 1r* ,-J
We will start report in*
Henry Ford isn’t nmk8J*jN
of what he i* making.
1
"LEARNED COUNSEL,” if it
Maybe three tramps ja!.,
hail spoken its mind fully, would
Detroit
for dealing „ J , 1 .
have said: "Things have coine to
it
was
vanishing
mam. °
u pretty pass when a man worth
one hundred millions or so, and
Treasury will drop thorn J
badly in need of a hundred million
clerks. Anyway, it h a ni 3
more, cannot keep the property
of the year to be fired. * ™
that lie buys front a public official
with hi* own good money.
Ttn.nj; are more afe „6„ _ l
"It is well known that you can
not
get
what
you
want
from
the
:f
heroines enn'i flag them ,11
------------------1-----------------7. — Const rur thin of boulevard
red petticoat a an;, more.
I
people in this country WITHOUT
around Lake Monroe.
bribing men In office, and ho o f.
8. —Completion of city beautlflracourse you have GOT to bribe |
Iowa twins have identical f r J
lion program.
them. What an outrage it is for;
p n n K ,, how Ri;i mother ij11
Interesting statistics have been compiled showing the a judge to set aside a little a r
which one got the jam?
BIBI.K THOUGHT FOR TODAY great <|tianlitios of mail which is umleliverahle on account of Jrangem ent of that kind."
A REAL FOOL:—lit* that trust- carelessness on the part of the sender. Perhaps the addresst
Hass Lake nivet a,000
THE EVERY-DAY American
«th in his own heart Is a foot. I’ro- was incomplete, or illegible. Perhaps the name was wrong,
boin tieros. It • tlrvini; up.
will
he
interested
In
the
appeal
verbs xviii: 20.
be the has* are drinking it. 1
or the street number incorrect. And then again, perhaps proceedings, first to tlu- Circuit
Appeals Court and then to the Su
the envelope wasn’t even addressed.
NOT ROOM FOR BOTH
Some think tiny are re.,.,
preme Court of the United State*.
Of all tin* letters mailed during the last year twenty-one The
There’s not room for the weed in
temptation by su.-aring off ,^3
face
and
the
"mind"
of
arty
• your garden,
big when they d>, >
millions of them found their way to the Dead Letter office, judge who .should decide that brib
And tin* flowering blossom too; along with more than eight hundred thousand parcels.
ing
a
public
official
to
deliver
pub
You can’t have the noxious nettle
Many important letters were placed in letter boxes in per lic pro|R*rty is a normal business
nHBHauBBUUBHKCKHHBiaaaaHBiHHBtiHnBauEiiiiaaiBiiiaitij
"And the violet’* lovely blue.
Fur the weed will choke the blos- fectly blank envelopes and the persons who mailed them are transaction ought to la* an interest
ing
study.
• som.
probably still wondering why their letters have never been
FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS
And not nil the son and rain
answered. They are undoubtedly blaming tin* post office
FOR
EVERYTHING
thnt
you
Will ever restore its beauty
Advertising is increasing stead*! innte waste motion and tim t.
j
for poor service. The records show that every year more get you most give something. The
Or bring hack the bloom again.
Hodge Brothers, growing ulfulfn ily in two directions—in volume | It may be said like contradiction ]
I
hati
one
hundred
thousand
letters
are
mailed
in
blank
en
•
by irrigation on the Mojave Desert. and in popularity. Why this is so ju f what Secretary Hoover until, 1
You can’t have the smile of sun velopes.
will tell you that for every pound: was indicated very briefly by Sec- to say that there is economic waste ^
shine.
Ninety-two thousand dollars are collected each year in r.f alfalfa you raise you must give | retary of Commerce Hoover* in the of advertising. It is for those who it
■And the dark frown on the fare;
postage
for the return of mail sent to the Dead Letter Office, 500 pounds of water—a million address which he delivered in the do not read and consult adver- B
If you have the look forbidding,
pounds of water for every ton pro- twenty-first annual convention ef tiseinent* whenever they are in ^
You will lose the smile’s bright while nearly two million dollars are spent by the government dueed.
The tiling can he calculated the Associated Advertising Clubs want of anything that must he ti
looking up addresses on misdirected letters.
grace.
with
mathematical
precision.
i of the World, recently held in procured from others. Such people **
And it is better tit have the sunAnd so we might go on, giving more statistics.
The coal mine owners tell you 1Houston. Texas, says the Jackson- waste time hunting here am! there
- shine.
| for what they want; they waste |
How can wo expect the post office to give us good service that tor what they get "they" must ville-1mios-Uition.
And the welcome in the eye,
if
\vu
don't
take
the
trouble
to
properly
address
the
l
e
t
te
r
s
I
give
something.
For
every
milSecretary
Hoover
is
a
man
of
money by paying more for some [
Than the frown that is Iduck and
lion Ions of coal produced three I wide and
practical
experience, have been required to pay hud
we mail?
chilling
men lose their lives.
They are! What he snya, therefore, with re- things they get than they would!
wAnd the clouds within the sky.
During "Hotter Mailing Week" which lasts until next killed by gas, by caving in of walls, ferenco to advertising has special they consulted advertisements, par
Saturday, art effort is being made by the post office depart ity flood, accidents to elevators, j value, to advertisers and to the ticularly those iu the newspaper:
There’s not room for the light and ment to arouse the public to the needs of more care in the The thing is calculated with math- i rmieral public. This capable mutt and magazines, which tire the re
gladness,
modern carriers of upaddressing of letters and the placing of return addresses on ematical precision, like the suicides <>l affairs of great magnitude and cognized
And the sweetness in thr life,
to-date. reliable advertising. Eesin
various
seasons
of
the
year.
"i
world-wide
importance
boldly
As well ns the dark and loveless, envelopes.
Every time the big steel corn asserted “The notion that adver- retary Hoover confirms this view
And n heart that is set on strife,
A little co-operation with the postal branch of our gov pany burns n million tons of coal [Using in its brand sense ir. itii.ee- of advertising waste. It is o n And ’tis best to be sweet and gentle ernment might go a long way toward giving better service. it burns up three human lives. ' comic waste has been long since tinned daily by those who fail to
To be pure and good and kind,
Every time you order ten tons of | arid concise
statements of tact, tend advertisements and for so doo----------------And to keep us a lasting treasure
coal put in yuiir cellar you are put - 1exploded,' and proved it by clour ;tng waste of their own tim e and
A kweet and loving mind.
AN EYE CAN threaten like a loaded and levelled gun, or
The entire'p arag rap h from which ijnoiuty
—ju n io r World. can Insult like hissing or kicking; or in its alter mood, hv ting In with the coal three one- tltV foregoing sentence is quoted) Advertising, therefore, increiMf*
liumlrcd thousandths of a Itumim
la as follows
steadily in volume and in popuhii
A radical is a cross between a beams of kindness, it can make the heart dance with joy.— life.
The notion that advertising
upprecintion. An im portant "le
Emerson.
cynic and n booh.
in its broad sense is an econ
nient that helps to this increase
THE PRESENT human-life cost
-------- n------------------------ o-----------------omic
waste
has
been
long
is
the "truth-in-advertising" pol
of
coal
hits
changed
for
the
bet
Now we’ll have some of those
since abandoned. 1 have nlicy that has been adopted by re
BY. EXHMRIENCE WE find out a shorter way by a long ter. In 1DOT a million tons of coal
May Queens becoming dupe brides. I
ready mentioned its social
putable newspapers and magazines ■
-------- o--------wandering. Learning tencheth more in one year titan ex- cost (i,7H deaths. Thu American
and that is being reud more anti u
use in advancing standards
!
Mining
Congress,
gathered
in
Cin
Our office hoy says if you have | perience in twenty.— Roger Aseham.
of living and its economic in | more strongly by advertising dubs 1n
cinnati, seeks a way to reduce the
something nice to say about him or
fluence upon mass production
mill hv those who in any way are J
cost to one man to a million tons.
hi* work, don't tep him, ti ll the
,und th u s it* contribution to
responsible for advertisements, b
PRESKKVINti
THE
health
by
too
strict
a
regimen
is
a
ItOss,
■• . ittai.v Hoover tcfrrred to this **
HERE'S SOMETHING new t.t (lowcn-d coni.-., Mon- rlilectty
wearisome malady.— La Rochefoucauld.
it is an economical fornt of
by saving: "The vigilance ag ett-1JJ
religion, calling for your reverent
The stuff that made Milwaukee
distribution. The steady in
ci» which you have set up to pro- b
----------------- (>-----------------cnnsidciution. Dr. FostHck, who
funtous is now making Ontario,
crease in volume of adver
tcct the consumer are themselves ®
H
E
W
H
O
1IAK
in
ju
r
e
d
th
e
e
w
as
e
it
h
e
r
s
tr
o
n
g
e
r
m*
w
e
a
k
'
‘temiiy
the
word*,
"Prove
Canada infamous, if you take the
tising in our trews and per
the finest of proof that this bus. u
ci\ If w e n k c r, s p a r e h im : if s tn ,„ „ e r . s „ a r c t h y s e l f . - S e n e r a .
prohibitionists' view of it.
iodical press is only one
iuess is evolving toward ethical a
-------- o-------proof that it is such an ec ' standards."
' nieritulists, who reluctantly accept
onomical form of distribu
Everything possible is being done tt
It may be alright to lie one of
the theory that tin* world is round.
tion. for it it ilid not secure
to give the public the most of M
those fellows who never accept de
You knew that I>r. FostHck
BY IRVIN S. COBB
greater results at less ex
Milne in advertising. Advertisers, £
feat hot in our opinion it's a wise '
i would not l>e burned alive in 1925,
pense. it would decrease, not
publisher* and agencies are corn- n
man who knows when he has had
jits he certainly would have been
increase. The consumer search | hined for this purpose. That the J]
enough.
When Opir Read, the writer, (on, because I knew his wife | in ] |2.r>. but you hardly expected
ing for articies or service, I public appreciates "truth in ad- H
-------- o-------- was a printer down in Tennessee, j won bln t put the dishes on the t lt:t t he would lie made pastor oi
turns to the advertising col
m i tising" is not to l>c doubted. It ■*
Twenty years ago it took nearly many years ago In* worked on a talde until he showed up; but he the flock in which John D. Rocke
umns of our press to learn 1ha given value to advertisement?,
was
right
in
the
middle
of
a
close
feiler
is
a
humble
lamb.
ten yards of gingham to make a small weekly paper with the keep
just where to go after it,
that otherwise would he impes- n
game and he only shook his head.
Yet, that has happened.
The
dress, whereas she now manages to
niul so avoids the waste mo
■•■blc. It has established publii f'
"I Stood there waiting, getting ] stone that was rejected by the
lie thoroughly in fashion on three er of a small general store.
tion
ami
loss
of
time
am!
confidence
in advertising, and that J
"My
host,"
said
Read
to
me,
"was
hungrier
and
hungrier’
every
nunFundamentalist,
or
solid,
rem
and one-half yards.
search for fulfillment of his
con fid*nee account* very mater- n
the moat inveterate checker jiluy- ote and, madder and madder! That I f,„r i .d Clmerete department of the
strt ugth involved in
blind
inllv for the eonstanntly increasing Jj
r in the stale and his wife was the dinner was hound either to scorch [church, has been made the keystoru
The little girl down the street lie>t
desire. All these things elim- ! volume of advertising.
rook that ever lived in any or get cold—and maybe do both; of the arch in a church so ricit that
says the couple next dour mimeu state.
The house was right next but there sat that old pair of
their home "Love Nest" when they to the store and the place w here. fossils silent as mummies and still it could rebuild .Solomon'* temple
vver« first married hut now they’ve I worked was just across the road, us the grave. Neither of them of soliil ivory.
changed it to the "Arentt.*'
One day the dinner horn blew, moved an inch for fifteen ntinSUCCESS MAGAZINE
DR. JOHN' ROACH ST RATON
-------- o-------and I broke for the stoic to pick utes. Fiiiiitlv ni.v host scratched mourns over "the deteriorating in
A friend of lolmny Spepter of up the old man and hustle for the bis head for a couple of minutes fllicner of great wealth on relig
"Slow down and save $11)!" is on ilv have difficulty in living with
the Macon I'ttiegraph recently liable. I wus us hungry as a bear -it seemed hour's to me— reached ion," but what vvill he say vvltett a sign at the entrance of n village VOil.
wrote of a Macon bilseball umpire, ami us t came urro-s the road I over deliberately, picked up
t he reads the condition* on which
Slow down or pav a big fine!
who was so dumb hr* thought thr i inilil smell fried i hieken and otit- counter belli it poised ill the uir Dr. Fosdick taxes the Itoekefellet near New York.
When you break nature's law, you
How
wonderful
it
would
be
if
filnt of Broadway hml five toes. ■i good things; and I fairly drib- fur another minute ami then put j ,,|,7 |
|-'t).,,|jt-k comes in with
pav the penalty though it takes
Boy, page Umpire Ross.
bled at the mouth.
it back in its original place anil "Now we'll sing a new song'
multitudes of business men— and vour life! Slow down, my nervous
"The husband was sitting at tic .said half to himself: "Well this is , ..j- „iit,uln(i,oi
\ our condition is large
women, ton—slumld take a les Mi'ml.
"
The “stop, look nod listen" bill, hack nf the *tore playing cheek- excitin’!’’
. . 1( l''ir*t,
he vvill not accept more son from this sign, slow down anil ly due to your mental exhaustion,
11 , 85,0(10
<*- iiiiit salary.
. . . How
it.tt*. ii 1»t»ij,*
which provided that all motorists ers with another
o v r strulning, hurrying and wor
.
. old. chap.
. These . ."It. .was
. that
, , this
, .meet
„ tin , . .Mild
i than
■'deteriorating great avo devitalizing oneself; save rying. Life was not made for that
H uy
Nllotlld stop, look anil listen lirfm - two were tlie checker champions Read, that I hauled off and kick- t |ml
a eroehety, touchy disposition; save -ort of thing; you were not inmMT'ir___
(•fowling a riiilioud grade crossing of the eountv. I told bint dinner Jeti hit Illumed old checkerboard wealth," Dr. Htrutun?
and which was (lie pet mcusuie of was ready and begged him to come clear out of the front door.’
other people the pain of getting .ended to run at racing speed and
«vr. ;u cs m an 7
Representative J. R. Lyles of Sem
SECOND. DR. FOSDICK will on their nerves; save mental poise; to keep it Up eternally. The trou
V'W' TTM^.
iQidu county, was killed in tie'
—‘7-not preach ill that too grand, save tlie fiightful waste of vital- ble with you i.s that you are playA I ' YRRI I I C V IC TO R Y
I out, when you should have
linuyc Friday hy a vote of thirty
IIn and new church that wastes a
ity: save worrying yourself to the tic energy, force and vim of a perlit no to seventeen. If ollr legisluST PETERSBURG IN DMI’UNDENT
i Hark Avenue area better suited to lioilit
where even your own fam- feet life.
tor hud devoted himself to more
tine, tall flats, with stores below.
pcogfesslve measures than this one,
It the Rockefeller church want - -----Kvecptiiig France, the rest o! j expressed their viewpoint when he
hi' might have some right to offer
I' "sdick, it must build
let
writes
a>
follow, a, new. t,yt, — enough
------- ato Rolls-1
governments extremely orofituld.:
“General
von
luntseif for re-election next time. the vv.tld Ims about become con llindcitlnng has
bureli. And tin new church
must |j0yee roll through, but the aver- They buy the foreign bonds at ■ ■ i i i B x i n a * a i i i i a n a B i ! B s i x n a c B i i i i B a a i * 9 i | l , , , | | i l <
cxpic-scd
opin
vinced timt Von Ilindcuburg's el- ions
’
and even positions that every he a skyeruper, like the one plan- ;|>(,, m.m will say, "From the eat usurious rates, with a disgraceful
MONTITLY LAMENTS
i el ion doesn’t necessarily mean tlie German nationalist, certainly many nod by Dr. Rctsner.
I acomtis of Rome to a skyscraper ly high "rakv-off" on the prineip-tl VkBBaiiuauiaiiaiiiiaiiiiiiiiiBiiiiBBiH111111111
Tell mo not in mournful numberIt must have a church with u 1S progress, and the test of n re- And they unload these foreign
icsliirution of the Kaiser.
Be of the I Hitlerite*, consider im
r ’lluut the check I’ve written on cause
he reprefented the last- possible for him to voice. To his liuge building built around it. Hgion’* vitality is its ability to lead 1 be mis on foolish AmeVicriin invi*aThut my balance shows no surplu.-,
toi » that Will pay the piper latvr
ditchers
and dill-hind* among lb* newest recognition of the treaty sleeping rooms for the young that in progress.
* And that I am overdrawn.
nationalists;
because be was giv- of Versailles a , a binding docu- might stray in a great city, swim
Oil.
-iiK n ry Vance, iu Birmingham
ming
pools,
a
great
gymnasium,
1
lett the warm endorsement of tin- merit there follows a warm recogTHE UNENLIGHTENED mind
FINANCIERS 1 HAT express
New*.
monarchist* ami because hi- el nilion of Ebert at ins hands; lie hull where young people may dance vvomloi* vvliut difference partial ei.11tempt for their country's
"mean
a
line
library
and
no
objection
was a signal for celebration consider* Elicit n true patriot.
complete submersion can possi |'C*C do so for excellent business
Tell me not in mournful number ertiou
1 whatever to Darwin's bonks, any or
I
v
the
imperialists,
the
suspicion
Then
follows
art
underlined
e
x
bly make to the Rider of the uni i.a him. It 1‘A jS them, ami when
-That the time bun went and flew that Germany was taking a step pression of the peptde's sovereign j more than to John Banyan's.
verse, with it* solar systems, ne a few billions of foreign bonds anT hat the note I signed so gaily
And
all
kinds
of
Christian
must
Mu Havo several attravlive huys in proin'ity
•*
backward towuid autocraey was ity in the deepest meaning of the
bulae, comets, all rolling In i'i- liually repudiated, the
Now is listed down a* "due.
1
be
allowed
and
encouraged
to
use
l
i
t
t
l
e
not unnatural. Hi* inaugural re constitution. These a nr things
Mmit'oe,
(
’ry.stal
Lake,
Yankee
Lake
ami
n^">
l
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-^-Howard I'ill. ill Montgomery Ad mark* went for to disarm misgiv which no German nationalist ex the church, which is us good us nite space and endless time. But A n n .. c. ns will stand the loss, ,i„t
in ami close to Sanford.
with such questions the mind un-1 the lug teen.
vertiser.
ings. He retained the cabinet which pected." fount \Y.-*thaip, head of saying that there muy be room in 1 nlightened should not presume to
heaven
for
a
Unitarian,
a
hardinn worked, if not iu harmony, nt the nationalists warns lliudenburg
Tell me, can’t yuu break this ntes- least in reitson with the allies. that if lie does not restore the nion- shcltcd Baptist, and a Quaker to deni.
1 HE WAN to discourage the
* sage
Slim Iff Sir.on.im per acre
sing, side by side.
gentlemen mil make them j(»!
Only last week the praise given the nrchisls lie will do it for him.
CERTAIN HIGH financier* in, Vet bore in t h u r apologies f.,*- .»
WS6
AND THEN Dr. Fosdick sur
—
. thut I shall not throw. a (it
Dawes plan |>y Dr. Stresenmn was
T h ese ex p re ssio n s should s h o w
.art the motirnfuliiCM, I beg you .another sign that Germany had the wav the wind i-. blowing. The prises you by lus stipulation that Unris are apologizing for Uncle ' United States, would be for I’r. ,1
•T ry to juzz it up a bit.
.dent Cnolidge to apply ;l .,ln ,
I no desire to destroy the stiueture junker* are lieginniug to appraise the church shall NOT demand •sbim s "meanness,
AC'HKACK FOR SUB DIVISION
-—Etna Spencer, Newark Advocut. 'reared in the past year. Every their *o-cullod election victory in "baptism by immersion."
'" ■■paper J1 elisor ship to tin
'I hey tell statesmen
There
must
be
good
reasons
for
people
and
^otheis
in
h
ranee
and
|changing
Amernan
■
,-h
for
Em'*
:i
j move bus been so amicable that to- , the words of King I’rrhus: "An*
Tell me not in mournful numbers 1day none except France read into other such vie lor v anil all vvill be that, although the ignorant lay elsewhere that they feel much pean bond*.
Locaietl in Sanford—a t?f,iid buy, $5511.00 in‘r ,lCf<
Tluu the payroll can't Iu met I the Incumbent government an otn- I h *t.'
man would say, "Why not COM ashamed of the niggardliness »f
The first thing to do Would Im ' 2
Lheir
nation.
1 will mortgage press and linos
in stop that 1 ike off" no borrow-i M
finoua portent.
If the jubilation nf the w in -1PLETE immersion’/ At least thut
This annoy* the United Statu, ed principal, a m,.*t disgraceful 5
Maybe I cun raise it yet,
The most Hignificent confirma- tier* hu* s i quitkh been turned to means a BATH, and back in the
—Trl City News.
tion of Hiudcnburg's professions despondency it i* because their night of time, ideas of baptism Government, hut it need not sur- kind of financial "imannuss." | t ‘S
1 e that government.
! to support the republic is the dis- cause ha* ln*en given short shrift, and cleanliness may have
represents tin- sort of usury t h a t 'Tell me not in mournful numbers j pleasure of the junkers.
Their I Their dejection n nmplc ground closely nssneinteil.”
ought to put th. Usurer* in jail. S
ire has been
aroused
by what
fur th" ..........
I'onfiilence
that
Dr. ................
Station may
say -.....
_ T!„it. the house rent'* due;
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..
uuii Ilindun-1
iiim uii.
I 'THOSE (»ENTLEMKN apolugiz- where their opinion* about th e ir1*
SanD^
For the wife need* a new itrvss consider hia betruiiul of the kal.i- burg will make no move to restore entrrnee to the Fosdick church Ijn t for the United State* have own country wouldn't sound so in.- jg
Ilea Itors.
Aud it.iui* lu lit tiaid for tyu. iilf*
Uy uut. JveuiuA j tlie
liolunzulkru*.
. ± * kyat taper ought U> be a. ueedU*'..’ found- ieudiug n.ouvy to foreign
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ial Siid\e o \)f
e
it
Tnemliv
wt-irrimre of ^IlS35 T,x?ol*i
A " ? ,0 J. Paul Edmunds will
S i z e d a t 5 o'clock in the
. naDtist Church.
w ill
.v- reeular business meeting
K f|a<< rooms nt 8 o’clock.
*1, will be a meeting of the
“i 0f managers nt the WoClub at ’J o'clock in the
v^Junier-Senior Banquet will
tVld at the Woman’s Club.
Wednesday
V, “Get-to gether Luncheon" of
Woman's Club will bo held nt
dub at I oelock. It will be
a*tii by ‘he annual business
'
nt J o'clock,
v Senior “Class N ight" will
w,tj at the Sanford High
at 8 o'clock.
V Nellie Turner Circle will
at :i.;lo o’clock w ith Mrs.
, pragg at her home on Lnurt venue.
Thursday
n. George A. DeCottes will
rtain with a luncheon honor\|rs. George Bishop, Sr.
is M.io Holly and Miss Mildred
It will entertain with a tcuat their home on Park Avo, \V. C. Hill will entertain
“Slumber Party" for Miss
e N'ewman.
;s. Alfred Lilja will entertain
, dinner and bridge honoring
! Gtrardino Muriel, u briilcof Julv.
|y Order of the Eastern Star
bid the regular meeting at
block in the Masonic Hall. The
ttrr will be honored by the ofI| visit of the grand matron.
|r;. \V. T. Langley will enter[ the Duplicate Club a t her
ion Park Avenue.
Alathean Class will meet
f'ljii'.luk at the home of Mrs.
Johnson, 1020 West First
Id. The hostesses are: Mrs.
jug Mi- Melhvin. Mrs. Walklb, Wight and Mrs. Peurifoy.
Friday
i fi.mtm-iu ement exercises of
[.M-fpol High School will be
1 ia ike High School Auditorji’, ( o'clock.
|r.<, V D. Gardner and Mrs.
IVfoy will entertain at
(tithe Woman's Club at
kkd
l a . I>. (lardner and Mrs.
(Derby will entertain at
fit the Woman's Club a t it
___
o u t Florida and in other points in
the south will be the m arriage of
TELEPHONE:—Res. « 8 - J
Alisa Sarita Lake, the elder daugh
ter of Air. and Airs. Forrest Lake,
and Alunroo B. Hutton, son of Air.
and Airs. Hugh Alunroe Hutton,
of Savannnh, Ga., which will be
beautifully solemnized on Wed
nesday evening, June 17 nt 8:50
All plans for the Club luncheon [o'clock nt the Church of the Holy
The Annual
Commenremont t The program follows.
Wednesday at 1 o'clock have been ( ros«. the Rev. James Glass, Dean
1.
Rakoczy
March...............
Lizt
perfected, and many are looking of Cathedral School in Orlnndo,
Vv'eeg Recital by the pupils of Mrs.
Sara Williams. Mildred Hand,
joking forward with pleasure to officiating.
Fannie Steambridge Munson, giv
Miss Maude Lake, only sister of
this
coming together of the workGeorgia
Mobley
en in the High School Auditorium 2. Scherzo from Sonjitig body. The younger club wo- the bride-elect, will be maid of
last evening was greatly enjoyed
ato in A '................... Schubert Imen have offered to serve ns walt- honor. The bridesmaids will be:
by a large and responsive audi
t resses for the tables that have Miss Roberta Carter and Alias EloElizabeth Whitner
ence.
Mnkrojs I been engaged, and the catering ise Smith of Alariannn, Alias Madge
.1. Vnleik ....
Each piano number was render
Lucille Echols
Iwill be taken care of by loyal Field of Martinsville, Vn., Aliss
Martha Murphreo of Gainesville,
ed in evident understanding, with 1. Mazurka, Op. 21,
young cluh members.
Miss Emily Kahner of St. August
easy technique and artistic fin
No. 2 ........
... Leschtitsy
As this will lie the last chance ine. Miss Minnie Porter Hnrris of
ish. The juvenile group was unus
I.uelln Mahoney
for suggestions for next year's Key West, Aliss Ethel Henry of
ual for little folk and was most en 0. Allegro (Sunato in
work, the program committee will Sanford and Miss Alary Louise
thusiastically applauded.
A flat) .........
Beethoven appreciate written slips, signed or
Dickenson of Tampa.
The assistant vocal selection in
Madeline Mallem
unsigned, indicating possibilities
Little Adelaide Key, daughter
cluding a three part song by Mrs. 7. W ater Lilies
Karl Linders for programs either for entertain
A. M. Philips. Mrs. J. II. Col- Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. J. H. Col- ment or for opportune community of Mr. anil Airs. A. Raymond Key
and little Jane Lloyd, daughter of
clough and Airs. S. Si. Abercrom
clough, Mrs. S. M. Aber
efforts.
Mrs. Fred Williams is Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd will be
bie, was charmngly rendered.
crombie
program chairman for the coming the lovely little flower girls and
Mrs. Claire Petitbonoit Ever- 8. Juvenile Group—
year, and will welcome suggestions the pages will he Robert A. New
ette in her contralto solos, evid
(1) Narcissus ................. Ncvln and constructive criticisms.
man. Jr., and Robert Nor veil Per
enced fine training and a voice
Betty Hintermister
The luncheon will lie followed by kins, son of Mr. and Airs, Brax
of rich and beautiful quality. Her
(2) Concert Study ....... Wachs
the last business meeting of the ton L. Perkins.
encore numbers included "From
Mary Elizabeth Tolar
year a t II o’clock. All club mem
Malcolm M. Hutton of Aliami,
the Land of the Sky Blue W ater"
CD Magic Funto Fan
by Cndmnn and the “ Kashmiri
tasy
Mozart-Krug bers are urged to attend the bus
iness meeting.
Song” by Laurence Hope. Miss
Emmett Fox, William MarM argaret Davis as always proved
rison, Byron Fox
an excellent accompanist.
< I) (a) Etude ........... Koclling
The entire recital was in every
: (b) Minuet in G, Beethoven
phase a notable event and was
H. C. McMullen
attended this year ns in former 8. Rondo Capricclo Mendelssohn
years by a number of out of town
Pearl Robson
\Tlu> m arriage of Aliss Lcola Aim*
visitors.
10. M;v H eart a t Thy Sweet
Airs.
John
Leonardi has lent the King and J. Paul Edmunds, which
Handsome palms, calla lillies and
Voice (Sampson et Do
statuary gave a classical ami most
lila) ................— Saint Sacns library some very valuable m ater | will take place this afternoon at
ial published hy the Florida Star** 1 5 o'clock at the F irst Baptist
<ffective stage setting and wav the
Mrs. Everett
thought of Mrs. Dean Turner.
11. Valse Op. 18 ........... Chopin Historical Society a t Poland, which Church, is of widespread interest
The ushers for the evening 12. Romance Op. .r>.T ....... Chopin will be placed in the reference because of tho prominence of both
room for use in the library only. parties. Rev. F. I). King, father
were: Mrs. Dean Turner, Miss Vir
Velma Shipp
ginia He Coursey. .Mrs. Clyde Byrd, 1 I. Rustic of Spring .... Sinding It consists of copies of old charts of the bride, will perform the cere
Miss Lettie Caldwell. Miss Paul i:i. Concert Polka Homer Bartlett and maps of Florida by Bernard mony.
Romans, which are most interest
ine Muirhend, Miss Virginia Jenk
Miss King will have for her
Georgia Mobley
ins, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Miss 15. Elegy
...... Jules Massenet ing as well as curious; also maid of honor, Aliss Jewel Edmunds
Hrdlicka's “Anthropology of Flo of He Land, sister of the groom.
Carmeta Barber. Miss Lenabelle
Mrs. Everett
tilla,' of the Smithsonian In stit Tito brides-maids will be: Miss
Hagan. Miss Doris Hand, Mis.i Id. Polonaise A. Flat Major,
Claire Zachary, Miss Emily (in fOp. r,:j
Chopin ution; Atoms' .Memorial of Pedro Thelma Brown of Jacksonville,Mis*
Alemonde; and Phillips' Life and llillis Carmcan of Tampa and Miss
fin and Miss Ruth Henry.
Charlotte Smith
Works of Bernard Romans, the Allele Rines o f Sanford
author being the Custodian of | The groom will have his brother,
STORY HOUR WELL
in addition several numbers will Maps in the Library of Florida, J U. Edmunds o f DcLnnd, for his
ATTENDED
ho given by children who have written hy Caroline Brevard, cf best man. The groomsmen will lie
The story hour last week was promised to take part. All are which the edition is limited. The Edward Henderson of Sanford,
well attended, .‘15 being present, invited to attend.
Library wishes to thank Mrs. Leon Newman Marsh of Jacksonville,
and all enjoyed the stories told
ard! for the loan of these books, and Theron King, a brother of the
by Naomi S^oggan.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith ami which will be used with enro and 1 ride. Little Miss Sum Evelyn
The program this week will
little daughtei have returned from enjoyed by all those interested in Ea on nnd Quinn Piner will be the
conducted by Miss Mae Holly .and ! Providence, It. I.
Florida.
dainty little flower girls.
M is King will he given in m ar
riage by her brother, Douglass
King.
The bridal couple will leave ininu dintcly a fte r the ceremony in
their ear for a wedding trip of un
announced destination. In Dm fall
they will make their home in Jack
sonville.
Pretty Ceremony To
Mrs. Leonarcli Lends Mark King-Edmunds
City Library Several Wedding* Here Today
ValuableHistory Books
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velyNew
T, T T Miller left Monday
««lnvlUe where she will
r*T daughter, Miss Alurgur,,vfo* i> returning home
^ijicher College in Haiti-
Frank Meisch and
(I,
f'obstunce, Mr. and
J r ' 1" ' Ludwig and Miss
mlt left recently fo r |
L f i '*l"'rL' they will visit
11,(1 ■ummer.
has no flap-
■ ho bad. She has
aut'b|| Scenery.
lu*rlr Deering eat ate
T ihI uc ','“ l forI11 <
Those interested in taking exn
pression (liirintf the sum m er
will please call and see.
- f#
Ttliss Margaret McRae
>
218 Palmetto Ave.
Miss Jinkins
—. . . . . . . . ... Honors
1 1Hoiviird c, Lyman. iieeease,J. an il'
Hml she will present her final acM r* E
E lnl m
n rl li lQo lTiU
M n nI Idt lei
f i v\
.mAdministratrix.
bs. km .wa a. lyman
A
l l lnl U
Estate .of
I low ant C L y m a n . D e c e a s e d
m a lt
One of the many social court iSIt.M.)
esies which have been given for
Aliss I.eola King, was a lovely din
Miss Sara Zachary Is ner given by Airs. R. L. Glenn and
Alias Maude Jinkins, Monday, evLovely Young* Hostess cnipg
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honoring Aliss King and
the bridal party.
At a Delightful Dance The rooms were decorated with
Is n p r r s r r l p l l n n f o r
radiance roses, hibiscus and fern. Malaria, Chills and Fever
Saturday evening Miss Sara The center piece of the dinner table , ..
Zachary was the lovely young hos was of lacy fern and roses.
I U i'n g u e n r llllio u s * e v e r,
tess of an informal dance given at
Covers were laid for Aliss Lcola
*•
the i m m .
the home of Mr. and Afrs. A. D.
Zachary on Magnolia Avenue.
The entire lower floor was love ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
ly with attractive decorations of
gay garden flowers, the color
scheme being green and white.
Little Aliss Maria Ann Powers
missed the program cards and ser
■
ved punch through the evening.
An ice course in the colors of
Green and white was served in the
Real Kstnto A uction Sales. Let us sell your property
evening,
i
Those present to enjoy
this
very luippy evening were: Aliss
Camilla Puleston, Miss Rebecca
Stevens, Aliss Elizabeth Turnbull,
Aliss .Margaret Peters, Miss Lou
We are perm anently located in Sanford
ill b,l£
ise Thrasher. Miss Elvu Pearce,
Aliss Elizabeth Knioht, Miss Eliza
Ot R S A L E S FORCE are EXPERTS
beth Shoemaker, Algernon Speer,
Arthur Zachary, Jr., Horton MaWe guarantee Satisfaction.
brey, Sam Byrd, John S chirnd,
Pete Sc Id card. Jack Peters, Briggs,
Arrington, Thomas Bassett. KinIf you have Property you want sold— List it with ns >5
clietl Powers, George
Knight,
Georgu Wilson and Then. Lennon.
nnd kiss it good-bye.
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and plain colors in Wash Silk. [Orchid, g*reen
rose, blue and tan. Values up $15.00 to
$12.95
Itie Very .Newest Models— Specially Priced
tinporlcil unit ilono-sttc
Knalmli Itimi'lcUittis.
NEW “IRENE CASTLE” DRESSES
■ y.
Newest
t.u irx t
Advanced styles for summer, made of beautiful
crepes and corticelli finest satins, trimmed with
beautiful lace.
iS
$59.00 to $19.00
Brims,
I'n lx rlu iii
of the Season.
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Dame Fashion's Latest
Fancies!
WASH DRESSES
Dainty Wash Dresses for the
Summertime. Cool and fresh
to look at. Cool and com
fortable to wear. Fascinat
ing trimmings of lace, em
broideries, tucks, ruffles,
hemstitching,
Colored and plain white voiles, guaranteed fast
colors. All made nicely and trim m ed with fine
laces. Priced—
Unusual Dresses for the
Price! Y'ou »j|) want more
than one.
Those are regular $0.95 Drosses.
l .manv friends of H. J.
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glad to learn
h * •"inruving rapidly from
' ■ "iKTution at the Fernitnti.ri HosrjUal.
A »*9w
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TO W H OM IT MAY C n V r T B X i
Notlc,< U lu*r«-by K > v « n . t h a t t h e
u n iters la nei! w ill o n t h e 22ml d a y _
«( J ii ty. 1925. a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r - '
al<le .1. n S h a r o n . C o u n t y J iii I ro In
am i f o r S e m i n o l e CouiltV. ’F l o r i d a , '
fo r l o i t e r s o f fi n a l d l s c h a r g o a s Ailo. im
ill.
m ii’lsu'.liru
u l s t r n i r i x in
of H
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e state
o f.
1\Tfr.c T - - I n T.r •
IV llSS i-iGO lcl K i n c r
jo r S u m m er
' 'Iirgarct Zachary and
Jmvriu,. Svines are expec5®* Wednesday from Sul•>t Bristol, Va.
_ sml M, lack Lightner nnd
'•ill l.ightncr and famV'r,;‘ t" Bartow und Lakewhere they visited
NOTICE
COLORED STRIPE TUB SILK
' ]■■■ W .‘-'tiles and daughter,
; Him AlcCrea of OrM. It. Ala ey pi nt
” **-en«l ,,t Pierce.
Charles Hand. .Mrs. S. Af.
, j
Aichie Betts, Charles
r . anil Jane IJoytl arc
‘' 1 ■‘•'day in Tampa.
News from Spain. Caught 33
tons of sardines one rig h t. .Maybe'
packed them into 10 tons.
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M. Xci iTimer and son, John
thin iar for New Jersey
V.
'foulcs II. McMahon and
’V
.J “f Pierce, are visiting
MrMah,in's parents here.
Alany a last year’s lid cover* a
head full of sense.
R e m n a n t S a le T u e s d a y
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Personals
'• Fva Herndon returned
r !>, t" Miami after spend1 b-w il.r.s in Sanford.
Lnsi. Saturday Miss Carolyn
Spencer, a bride elect of June was
delightfully entertained by Aliss
Beatrice Heath a t her home on
North Eola Drive in Orlando.
Pink rose and daisies were used
with attractive effect in decorating.
A bride’s contest afforded much
amusement, Aliss Spencer win
ning tho nn’7e_ Rh*» was i b o pre
Rented a beautiful embroidered
vanity set as a memento of the
event.
A huge bride's enke was used to
center the table on the top of
which was placed a dainty little
bridal figure.
A delightful ice
course was served.
Aliss Spencer w ore an a ttrac
tive gown of coral canton crepe
fashioned with bunds of cream
lace with this she wore a corsage
of roses. Miss H eath was lovely
in a gown of white chiffon.
There were 25 friends of .Miss
Spencer present to enjoy this most
delightful event.
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King, J. P a u l'.
Thelma Brown, Miss M
ins. Mrs. Glenn, Luman
J. D. Jinkins.
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NOTICE!
holder, of coupons on my
AMI'lriug June 1st. are hcrcitilied th.it same will lie hoii] up to Thursday night. June
A1j > :ilt popion* having
h out i’i,I reported are rcpJ !’> please report on same
IhJiatctv.
T. A. BLAKE.
Photographer.
aad Mm. Frank Aliller have
I iiitu mu. of the Ball housII"*,* Court.
ninn. The groomsmen will be:
William Jennings Hardy, Paul
laike William Lake Randall Chase,
Robert Deane, G. W. Spencer, Jr.
all of SanfmiL Charles C. Ely, Jr.,
and Ellnrd P. Hoffman of Jack
sonville. Allan Jones and 0 . Edgerton Patterson will be ushers.
The music will be under the dir
ection of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson
and Mrs, Julius Tnknsh will be
the soloist of the vested choir,
which will sing the nuptial music.
A reception will follow the cere
mony when Air. and Mrs. I-ike
will lie assisted in receiving by
members of the wedding party
and the out of town guests.
O w int to the prominence of the
families and tho popularity of the
bride and groom, the nuptials will
be of wide interest. Invitations to
the ceremony will be issued to
day. Aliss Luke lias been delight
fully entertained since the an
nouncement of her engagem ent and
many elaborate social courtesies
have been planned for in the near
future.
Following the wedding trip to
New York. Atlantic City and oilier
points in the cast, they will return
to Sanford and reside in the Weiaka A partm ents until the com
pletion of their new home on Park
Avenue.
1
Members and friends of Un
christian Church are requested to
meet at the home of Air. and Mrs.
Aliss Rntli West of Tampa, is Hawkins Connelly, South Park
1 U» E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla.
expected today to be the guest of Avenue, for prayer and confer
her cousin. Miss Rosamond Rud- ence Wednesday evening .at 8
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uttr'ji.ir business meeting of
JW. C. T. If. will be held at
IPresbyp rian Chureli a t 11:30'
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•ini Mis. \V, Lloyd left Sun'”i the summer in Port
m. .Mich.
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M A T M .T 1 9 2 5 .
Club Members Urged
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT DECITAL To Attend Business
GIVEN AT HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY
Meeting Wednesday
NIGHT SPLENDIDLY RENDERED
Social
Calendar
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| PLANS FOR LAKE-HUTTON WEDDING Miss Heath E n tertain s
For Miss Spencer At
ARE ANNOUNCED ON TUESDAY
Orlando On Saturday
Of pnrtciulnr interest through brother of the groom, will be best
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PFHONE:—<
Office 148
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THESANFOI
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jD, .TUESl
$5.00 to $19.00
These prices are for Wednesday nnd
(lilts lor firadualion: Ivaysei* Italian Silk and crepe.
Thursday only.
Teds, Gowns, Step-ins
and bloomers
aume i
$5.50 to $7.50
Specially Shop
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Batteries: Cooney, Ryan. Kafflp
• Bcttcriea: Barnes and Snyder;
| Today’s Games
FLORIDA STATE LKAUUJb
Grimes, Hubbeli Osborne and Tny- mnl O'Neilli Carlson, Betts, Deca Lakeland at Sanford.
tur'sr.:l Wli'cn.
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CUBS DEFEAT PIRATES
CHICAGO, June 2 .—Grimm’s
home run in the eighth inning Rare
Chicago n six to five victory ov r
Pittsburgh yesterday.
Aldridge
pitched a good gam e for the visi
tors but errors behind him enabled
the locals to tic the count.
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M euse! ( .e ts Two Homers st
ooo 121 iox-5-n-o Pittsburgh
000 220 WO—5-10 ‘1
O ff I lu r le is h ’s
D e liv e ry ;
Batteries: Luquo and Hargrave; Chicago .
200 000 3 ix—G-10-2
IliMfer1’ H o n rsh y P o le s H is Hr.!n - and O’Fnrrelt.
Battl'infs. Aluredge iiiiu An.ith;
l.'Ilh Home Run «>f Season
Alexander. Cooper, Bunh, Kauf_____
PHILLIES WIN SLUGJEST
man and H artnett.
p n n n f i v v r,. *> v , V n . i
PHILADELPHIA,
Juno 2,-—
BROOKE, N. June 2 .-N e w York p IlillH,(lIphin outbattcd Boston it. a
>,OlTIII.AM> (M I N T
defeated Brooklyn yesterday, s to f ,tP f,,r :in slugging game here
r*>. P r ' n t T h a t Eaves Toe
4, making it two straight over the yesterday and won, 12 to 10. ThirMoney.
Manufactured lt»
Robirn and the fifth consecutive tie r doubles, two triptr-’ and a pair,
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victory over that club this season, cf home runs were walloped during
, fluid l.y
The Giant, have yet to lose to the game, in which ail six hurlors
l.o s s ix n I*AI XT COMPAX*
Brooklyn. Meusel, outfielder, h it'fo u n d it impossible to :ten> the
11.1 M n e i n i U n A t r .
I ' l i n n p 271!
two home runs, both off Grimes, tide.
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flan ford Hunches Hits In the
Both Hoys Are A ggressive and
Both Have Hackers Among
Fans; Hobby Says He’s Out
A fter Quick Finish of Bout
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Garner Johns Given
More Equal Contest
m
fo r Lakeland had plenty of smoke
and yielded only seven hits, hut in
the seventh, the Cartermen found
him for two safeties, which with a
walk and an error yielded three
runs. He wa* relieved by “ Hugs"
E ry who allowed only one more
hit during the remainder of the
game.
The two teams came within one
of making an even dozen errors,
Hanford making six and Lakeland
five. I-nki lund started the scoring
in third when with two out, Buckley singled by second base and
atole second; Surface doubled to
center scoring Buckley; Brazier
doubled to righ tscuring Buckley.
Jle went to third on a wild throw
from right, but died on base when
[Welsh went out on u fly to left.
Alverson’s steadiness prevented
the visitors scoring in fourth when
they got n man on third with no
outs.
In the eighth, Buckley singled
to center; Surface went out to
right field; Brazier singled to
right; Welsh singled scoring Buckley; Doyle hit to short, and Itruzier wus caught a t third; Ponder
ptruck out retiring the side.
With two out in the sixth, Wulznk singled to center; Cusack got
to first on error of first baseman
nnd Bailey singled to third scoring
Walzuk; Friable went out at first.
In the seventh Murphy Walked,
Klnniy singled to voldcl , fttttn/.nk
went out short to first; A lverson
bit to short nnd was safe on first
while Murphy scored; Curley dou
bled to left scoring Kinsey; Fry re
liever Butler; Wnlzek was out on
a high foul to left and A Iverson
scored before the hall could he
thrown in; Cusack went out on fly
to center.
The Box Score.
LAKELAND
All. It. H. 1*0. A. E.
Dumas, x». .. - .
5 0 1 1 :t 1
Buckley, 2b. - . 4
2 2 5 2 0
Surface, rf........ 4
1 I 2 0 0
Brazier, cf. - _ 4 0 2 .‘I 0 0
WelZh, If............ 4 0 1 2 0 0
Doyle, lb ........... 4
0 I 7 1 It
Ponder, 3b. - .. 3 0 1 0
1 0
Francis, c......... 4 0 0 3 1 0
Butler, p. ........ 3 0 0 1 2 0
Ery, p................ 0 0 0 0 0 1
Totals .. ..
SANFORD
Curley, rf.
■\Valzak, 2b.
Cusack, cf.
Bulky, lb.
Friable, ss.
Murphy, c.
Kinsey, cf.
Slanzak, 31
Alverson, n
NEW
YORK, June 2.—The
Yanks continued their
losing
streak yesterday despite the re
turn of Babe Ruth to the lineup,
the Senators winning, 5 to 3. Ruth,
who has been absent from the
game for eight weeks due to ill
ness, played six innings for his
first appearance this season in a
major league game.
Score by innings:
Washington .. 000 101) 301-6-11-0
New York
000 100 020—3- 0-0
Batteries: Johnson, Mulberry
and Ituel; Jones nnd Kchung.
LEADERS ARE DEFEATED
BOSTON, June 2.—Boston cele
hr a ted its home coming yesterday
by defeating the pace-making Phil
adelphia Athletics, 5 to 3. lioorio
hounded a home run into the right
field bleachers in the first inning,
off Walberg. Heving’a double off
the same pitcher in the seventh,
scored two runs and put the Red
Sox ahead, 4 to 3, Groves, reliev
ing Walberg and his wildness in
the eighth, forced in the fifth talHcore by innings:
Philadelphia
00! 101 0110—3-0-0
Boston
100 100 21 x—5-7-0
Batteries: Walberg, Groves find
Cochrane and Per kins; Buffing
and (loving.
BROWNS BEAT INDIANS
CLEVELAND, June 2—St. Louis
won the first game of the series
from Cleveland yesterday, 10 to 2.
Cleveland made three hits off
Bush in one inning, but Van Gilder,
who relieved him, held the Indiani
to five hits in eight innings. Wil
liams made a home run, a triple
and a single in five times at hat.
Score by innings:
St. Louis
000 111) 404-10-14-2
Cleveland
200 000 000— 2- 8-3
Batteries: Hush. Yun Gilder and
Dixon; K arr and Mynft.
TIGERS DEFEAT WHITE SOX
DETROIT, June 2.—Detroit won
the opening game of the series
with Chicago here yesterday, 8 to
0. Going into the ninth with the
score ticil al i*-si\ Doyle doubled
to left and Halley fanned. O'Rnurke
hit the hall into the left field,
fence, the bull rolling into the
strete for n home run. Noun, run
ning fio Doyle scored ahead oi
(VKourke,
Score by innings:
Chicago
uHl 022 (tin 0 12 u
Detroit
020 120 102 8-13 2
Batteries: Faber and Scliulk;
Whitehill, Doyle and Bossier.
T o ta ls.......... 33 I 7 27 15 0
Scute by innings:
Lakclnnd
002 000 Dili—3
Sanford
000 001 :il)x l
Summary: Three base hit, Curack, Surface, Brazier, Curley.
Sacrifice bits, Buckley, Ponder,
Ery, Walzuk. Stolen bases, Buckley. Left on base, Sanford 7;
Lnkelunil H. Hits off Butler 0 in
7 1-3: off Ery I in I 2-3 innings.
Double plays, Walzuk to Halley;
Bailey to Doyle. Base on bulls off
Butler I. Struck out by Butler :t;
Alverson 3. First base on errors,
Lakeland l; Sanford 5. Tjme of
liafin!, 2:15. Umpires, Ross and
"Happy" Henry who will meet
Bobby Cox in the 10 round final
a t the Armory tonight, is said to
he a little the favorite in the e sti
mate of the fans, as he comes with
the reputation of being as aggres
sive as Cox. * Bobby, however, hna
his followers nnd a fast and fitriou.i
mill is expected.
Cox has been working out in Or*
lando for this bout and lie wn.i
telling his friends today that he
hates to make the main go a shall
one, but that ho is going to finish
"Happy” Henry in a quick way.
Both of these tioya have been
"just taring" to meet each oilier,
but "Seaman" Mitchell is the first
to ninteh them.
The semi-final brings back Gar
ner Johns, the plucky bantam, who
has made a number of friends hero
since his fight lust week. Mitch
ell has succeeded in getting John I
a tougher opponent this time, and
Young A rthur is expected to make
it interesting for the Baltimore kill.
Matchmaker Mitchell calh espec
ial attention to the six-round bout.
Both of these hoys being able t<>
stand toe to toe and swap all
through the r.ix. This ami the
■‘brittle royal" will complete a card
which is much more expensive than
the inst ami ".'-earnan" Mitctu-ll is
urging a better attendance if box
ing is to be continued here for the
born fit of the Sanford fans.
p . d u m b la
II. Foster liain
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at St. Lou:*.
Boston tit Philadelphia.
Only two scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis »t Cleveland.
ChHagu at
Washington a t New York.
Philadelphia n. Donlon .
fort
*S*XS
water diversion case
the
OrtRon lost its flU . in „
preme court to comoM A:u
attend only public sch lo l^
In c supicine court mlij
™™»i
inheritance^.
m rt, of e .ta .c , .= ! ,« ' i g
William B a r-rmember of the t a r i f f " ^
PIERCE—City boundaries
to he extended two miles south and
one mile north.
ARCHITECT
Member A. l ^
Itos. OuiMin*
Orlando.
T3BtoiraKr7''
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Yesterday’s
Results
tjtti
T-JERE are stripped-to-the-bone facts on Speed Wagon
* ^ performance. Not an idle statement nor a gener
ality among them. Nearly 100,000 vehicles in use is a
conclusive background of proof for every assertion made:
ASSOCIATION
,Mi.bile 2.
Uirminglmm 8.
Sintv by imi nigh:
Tampa
IKK) iu| non 2
St. I'utcr.-dnirg
tuiii mm :ilJx ;t
Summary: Two base bit, Hunt.
Three base hit, Barium,
Stolon
lui o, Shannon, Brown 12). Eucrt
flee, J oh i mor, Uossu, Double play,
Alien to Burm-s. I.oft on huso, St.
IVtnrxIiurg 7; Tampa l. Unite on
balls, off Hewitt I; IVtorson 2; Al*
vurezl. Struck out by Hewitt 2;
Peterson 4; Alvarez 2. Hits off
1‘elersoii i> in ti 1-3 innings; A lva
rez 2 in I 2-3. Hit by pitcher, by
Hewitt (Sta-ail). Losing pitcher,
ITtcrson. Umpire, Uieh. Time,
T he Speed W agon will haul light loads
at less cost th a n the lightest trucks.
It will handle the largest loads cheaper
than larger trucks, even by m aking ad
ditional trips. Fleetness discounts size.
It will reduce depreciation charges to
the n e g lig a b le am o u n t based on> a
q u arter m illion miles o f service.
It will reduce gasoline,oil and tire costs.
It will m an eu v er in traffic w ith passen
ger car ease, due to easy control and
fast acceleratio n .
-It will safely m aintain passenger car
speeds o n concrete, gravel or d irt roads.
-It w ill negotiate stubborn stretches
w here lighter trucks protest and heavier
trucks stall.
It will assure an unusual degree o f safety
because o f greatly oversized brakes and
careful distribution o f chassis w eight.
-It will cushion an d protect th e load from
road shocks, d u e to p n eu m atic tires,
flexible sp rin g s a n d d o u b le -f r a m e
m ounting of pow er units.
—It w'ill provide a style of body to ex
actly fit the business.
—It will perm it sim plicity of pro p er at
ten tio n and adjustm ent, due to unusual
chassis accessibility.
—It will never he m ore th a n a few miles
from a com pletely stocked a n d expertly
m anned service station, because there
a re m o re th a n tw o th o u s a n d in
.Designed and manufactured in the big
assembled. Used in nearly 300 difi
business. Chassis $1185 at Lansint
SANFORD’S MOST EXCLUSIVE SUH-DI VISION
TERMS VERY REASON A RLE
REO
R oom s f>Ul-u02.
l'h u n e 95
First National Hank Huildini;.
Force:—Minx Kuba Williams*, MIsh Helen II
M O TO R
CAXt
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(Lansing, Michigan
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b.°reau
ST. PETERSBURG. June 2.—
Hewitt allowed nine hits here ve
terduy hut Tampa lo-d the first
game of the series to the Saints,
3 to 2. A rally in the seventh in
ning brought in three runs for the
Workmen, overcoming a two-run
lead which the Smokers obtained
ill the first six timings.
The Ilia Score,
TAMPA
AIL R. tl. PM. A, E.
w Oi lcan - 7.
St. Peterxjturg .
28 13
,tJH3
T a m p a .................... 12 23
.452
Lakeland . . .
IM 23
.113
Sanford
18 24
.423
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Ret.
Nuw Y o rk ............ 28 12
.700
Brooklyn
23 18
.538
Pittsburgh
21 18
.538
Philadelphia
13 13
.533
Cincinnati
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13 21
.175
Boston
17 22
.43(1
Chicago
18 25
.413
St. Louis
15 13
.100
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
Philadelphia
....... 28 12
.700
Washington
27 16
.043
Chicago
.................23 13
.518
Cleveland
20 20
.500
Loui,22 24
.478
Detroit .................
13
20.122
Ntw Y o rk ................. 15 20 300
Boxton
15 27
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Won Lost Pet.
New Orleans ......... 20 20
.505
Atlanta
................ 27 22
.55 i
N a sh v ille ............. .. 25 21
.513
Mtttnplo* ................. 20 21
.520
Chattanooga
25 21
.5 It:
Birmingham ......... 23 21
.4811
1ile
21 28
,42k
Little Rock
13 22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet
'Macon .................
21 12
.067
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23 13
Greenville
22 10
,57'j
Spartanburg . . . . . . . . 18 18
.501
Asheville
17 20
.461
'A*k’u tu ................... 15 22
.10;
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t0
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattanooga a t Atlanta.
Birmingham a t Little Rock,
Only two scheduled.
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Senaters Take (lam e 5 to 3
Despite Return Of Hit; Yount; Arthur Is Reported to
nnd one’runs their total for the
Have a flood Punch and to
Home
Run S lu d e r ; Red
Kame.
He
Willing to Mix in Fight
Sox
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The
Athletics
Butler, the High School hurler
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TO REACH the prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
REAL ESTATE
county ndvertiso in the DeLand
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
E. S PURLING, sub-division with order.
specialist. Subdivision to Or
lando. Florida, and F l o r a MAINE Walervtlle, Morning S®ntinel. Thousands of Maine peo
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ple arc Interested In Florida prop
way.
erty. Reach them through the
Sentinel. Kate card on appliesTIN AND METAL WORK
lion.
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W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Herald will bring you big re
Avenue and Third Street. Tele sults. Advertise those old articles
phone 111.
you hnve stored away and have
no use for. A litle thirty-cent ad
may bring you several dollars.
Building: Material Phone
148 and n representative will
call to see yor.
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks, irrigation boxen. J. K. FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Ornmlo
morning Sentinnl: largest classi
Terwilloger, Prop.
fied business, rate lc a word, min
HILL LUMBER CO. House a imum 24c cash with order.
Service, Quality and Price.
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the
accepted want ml medium in
Lumber and Building Material
Daytona (Fit.) One cent a word
Carter Lumber Company
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
N. Laurel St.
Phone 555
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
Miscellaneous
Johns County Is reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
pay cash for second hand Quick results. Two ccnttf per wor*.
Sample copy on reausst.
Address P. O. Box 352.
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All makes of typewriters for
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gram . Best advertising medium in
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Advertising:
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Clayton, Ga.
Ju*t a nice quiet place to spend
the summer. Home grown veget
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eggs and chicken.
Fine spring
water. Lovely shade. Just on
edge of town. Altitude 2,2(10 ft.
Rates reasonable.
Mrs. J. J. Kinsey, proprietor.
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Times, the great home dally,
rate lV4c per word, minimum
charge 25c cash with order. Write
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BELL CAFE
■i's beat in Service and Qual
first Street and Park Ave-
AS DRUG STORE — proPtions, Drugs, Sodas.
We
« n e a r you ns your phone.
■WORD ELECTRIC CO.
fftto-itort to Gillon & P latt
Magnolia.
Everything elec(*L i’hune 422. Electragith
FOR R EN T—Ground Floor Elks
FOR RENT—Rooma with or with
Bldg,. 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up
out meals.
Reasonable rates. stairs. C. T. Smith.
WANTED AT ONCE — Experi Lincoln House.
enced man to build window and
RENT — Cottage—John Mus
door frames. Longwood Lumber & FDR RENT: Two furnished house FOR
son.
Supply Company, Long wood, Fia.
keeping rooms. First floor $-0,
FOR RENT: Desirable two room
WANTED position as nurse in pri- Apoly 312 East 5th St.
furnished apartments, 200 E.
* vate homes. Inquire 707 Idiurel
You aro wasting time and mo Third St., apply New Ern Printery.
Ave.
ney if this page hasn’t your clas
SALESMAN WANTED — Experi sified advertisement. Phone it in FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for
ence unnecessary . High grade today. No. 148.
light housekeeping. 701 Magnol
proposition. Liberal commission.
ia Avenue. Call nt Diamond
Have
you
roams
to
ren
t
or
some
Protective territory.
Address
Palace.
second hand furniture to sell?
Salesmen c.o. Herald.
Uso The Herald's classified page FOR RENT: Apartment, no child
WANTED — Roomers and Board and get results.
roil allowed. 320 Oak Avenue.
ers on Chapman Ave.. Between
Call 3211.
Third and Fourth Sts. Mrs. Row
an.
Automobiles
FOR RENT —House. 210 U u re l
Avenue, after June 1st. A. P.
Connelly & Sons.
HILTON’S
ii.titn c u
FOR RENT—One nice cool sleep
ing room at i l l Maple Ave.
sh o p
113 Magnolia Ave.
fi First Class Barber*
Special Attention
Given To Ladies and Children
FOR RENT: NEW APARTMENT
with gas, lights nnd water, Al
so garage, it rooms
nnd bath.
Reasonable. Phono 1(17-W,
FOR RENT — Furnished rooms by
the week. 1U) Commercial Ave.
Do YOU Worry?
Ono of tho most difficult thing* to
contend with in theso strenuous time*
is worry and nervousness. Almost
cveryono suffers in ono form or
another—neuralgia, neuritis, nervous
indigestion, etc., all painful, afflict
suffering humanity because tho nerve*
aro disordered. Women suffer most,
because of their physical maku-up.
To correct theso conditions tako Dr,
Pierce’* Favorito Prescription, made
of soothing herbs. It is a wonderful
nervo tonic and will help restore ner
vous women to health and strength.
Send 10c fur trial pkg. to Dr. Pierco’a
Invalids1 Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y.
FOR RENT — Furnished a p a rt
of sleeping rooms. Close
H AGS WANTED — Large, clean, in. ment
Cool comfortable room—hot
linen or cotton rags for clean and cold
water, select neighbor
ing purposes. Bring them now
hood
of
private
families. 711 Oak
to the Herald Composing Room. Avenue.
Try Smith’s Barber
FOR RENT — Completely furn
ished 3 room bungalow.
Hath
and screened porch. Union Ave.
nenr new hotel. Phono 571-J.
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
N ext to Valdez. .
FOR RENT — Unfurnished a p a tt
ment—5 rooms and hath. G ar
age, light and gas, etc.
Dll
.Myrtle Ave. Plume 053-L2.
Ry Williams
FOR RENT — 1st floor.
Every
convenience, 2 room apartment.
202 Park Avenue,
OUT OUR WAY
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TO s o o t AMO IM \
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PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous developmentRend about it in the Palm Reach
Post. Sampie copy sent on re
quest.
Classified advertisements have
come to be an American institu
tion— they vitally concern every
member of the family.
Many men and women have
become habitual readers of class
ified advertisements because they
have found it a very profitable
habit, indeed.
Pick Up Today’s Herald
rend Through the classified adver
tisements and learn for yourself
why classified advertising is so
important.
_______ Chinuwnru in Kiiglish Porcc*
FOR RENT — Now Furnished lain.s, Ituvariitn and Japanese
bungalow for summer,
FOR SALE—Ford Coupe used but
China make lovely Rifts
conveniences. Adults orily.J \v elL.
fit) days, terms. Can be seen a t
Davis, corner Sanford
the San Juan Garage.
11 1 The Balt Hardware
Geneva Ave.
FOR SALE — New bungalow —■0
rooms, bath, electric lights, gar
FOR RENT: On the cool nod
two porches. South Sanford
Elton J. Moughton age,
breezy ocean front, 2 exclusive
Ave. $500 will handle. Ilnlaucc
modern apartm ents for summer
ARCHITECT
like rent. Fred S. Houston— Box
season. Everything complete, in*
li'Jt..
sneetion invited. Address Szoid
First Notional llank Hldft,
A partm ents, IIP Ocean Ave, Phone
FOR SALE —5 Room Bungalow:
Sanford, -------------- Florida Knit
P I3, Daytona Beach.
exposure, also garage.- Can
he arranged at $25 per m onth. F.
D. Breeden. Sm ith's Barber Shop.
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pay. U. S. Service, 20 E. Jack
Florida real -state advertise in
sonville Bldg., Chicago., 111.
the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sundays.
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ho “Gainoavillo Sun."
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FOR SALE China cabinet! $15.00.
Office desk. $22.50 . Three burner
oil stove, $15.00. 810 Palm etto
Ave. Phone Mti-J.
FOR SALE—Bin dog puppies.
Fred S. Houston South Sanford
Ave. Box (IDG.
A t-iB k ib
FOR SALE — Household furniture
for sale cheap. Also Victrola.
210 Park Avenue.
Celery Shipments
W HNMOffltERS G^T Gt?AV
BUSINESS
BLOCK
BUSINESS
BLOCK
Everything:
For the Sportsm an
At
Ball Hardware
I Chiropodist
P hono.
Uluvator
n I: v r. I.op km.a
410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla,
Phora 447-W.
Thrco stations.
Slag.
* *ml -Second. First and Elm,
Avenue and 10th StreeL
“ *t lervlea.
a rrv.yT j on - - n«n-
sarola Is liedtinln* tn* creatsst q*.
v<-lopmi-rit in morlila’s history; a
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v ;1: fiench Jo*t Pnleftea; a two
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hlaliway; gr.-atcsi chance for llvs
developers to get |n twi ground
flool. VVrltB Ituvelopment Depart*
merit The t'ensacola News.
IN<- STATIONS AND
Af ro SUPPLIES
’ SERVICE STATION.
(■ Oil, Tires, Accessorvice with a smile. Elm
303
bur*
E xponent. m orning
c Sunday, mornlnic tnua.
SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE
with pictures nnd descriptions,
ART ELECTRIC SERVICE also owners name and address, 2tid
Maine Farms.
“Tho Greatest
Expert Electrical repairs. State in the Union." Odiin’s Real
W. Central Ava. Orlando, Estate
Exchange,
Wnterville,
Maine. The home of Colby Col
lege.
AUTOS FOR HIRE
1E AUTO- S HR VICK Tiny
eight. Meets all trains. Bagtramfi-r. Phone 551 nnd 03-W
WANTED: Tnble Boardora,
Park Avenue, Phone 06.1.
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101 ft. x 117 ft.
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PHONE 303
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Contractor and Builder
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high quality feeds.
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 1925. 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>, June 02, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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