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Christian Endeavor CELERY PESTS H as Increased 15 P erC ent For First Six Mon 1 BY BRYAN WILL RE MADE % ■ m Now On It Will Be a Death Grapple In The Light, Says mous Floridan moner’s Talk eard By Scopes lares Scopes Case eveals Fight Made or Past Generation )AYTO N , Tenn., July 8— T h e it between evolution and ristiunity is “ a duel to the h,” William Jennings Bryan ired lust night In an address (tinner given in his honor by rogressivo Dayton club in the - —-X room of the Hotel Aqua. " I t he* Iwcn in the past n death ftrapple in the dark.” said Mr. Bry­ an, who arrived foe the trial of JnKq T Scope*, who is charged riolnting the Tennessee gainst teaching evolution in the schools o f Tcn- PORTLAND, Ore., July 8.—Con­ The parade o f delegates and vis­ gress la called upon to support ev­ itors was held this morning. ery effort toward limitation of The faith of the Christian Enarmument* and toward the estab­ deavorers is strong because they lishment o f a world court o f intcr- believe implicitly in the Bible as national Justice in resolutions »the word of Cod', the Rev. Stanley adopted Tuesday by the general. B. Vandersall said before a group assembly to the International; meeting. Christian Endeavor. “ We know the Bible is true be\>e further luy upon the con -1cause it was Inspired by some out.-cience*' o f the endeuvorers o f side force and because its state­ North America .the need o f study­ ments have been verified by the ing this important question and research of scholars.’' of adopting for the nation the That, however, does not mean principles universally adopted for that Christian endcavorers reject i • « . 1 1 • r i . I a « n V— ■■ . . .. . . V . . I . it . ■ ■■ a» ■« *. * individuals, namely law, not war,” science, Dr. W. II. Foulkes, pastor says the resolution, advocating the o f tho Old Stone church in Cleve­ world court. land, explained. Hu told how sci­ The disarmament and peace res­ ence, through the radio, is enab­ olution declares: ling the clergy to “ carry the Gos­ “ Since war settles absolutely no­ pel to all the world.” as Christ thing it sets out to settle and un­ and his Apostles enjoined. settles practically everything, The question of nmusements wns Christian Endcavorers call upon largely settled yesterduy with virthe government o f the United I tually nil delegates agreed that States to take effective steps to! gambling, drinking, prize fighting bring about a limitation o f the were downright sinful and that dungern o f war, with tho ultimate l dancing, cards, movies, theaters object o f eliminating it entirely. ’ and‘ novels were in a twilight “ We ask congress to support ev­ zone. ery effort that promises to bring Many agreed that the latter about internutionnl limitation of amusements, as well as certain armaments, or that will create n Sunduy amusements, might be per­ spirit o f friendliness among the missible under propur circum­ nations o f the eurth." stances. COUNTY HOME IS QUAKESUNEARTH SOLD FOR SUM OF INDIAN CEMETERY $65,000 MONDAY ON WEST COA S T . thij time on it will be grapple in the light." iryan, who is associated (unset for the prosecution of jn g higli school instructor, jest of the club which two I _____ ujJ> entertained .Clarence o f defenno counsel in the Site and Buildings of Former Great Fissures Are Ripped fdining room. The fundaInstitution Purchased By In Two Islands on Pacific list leud was introduced by Longwocd MnnjThreeAcres Coast, Revealing Places te Hurgnrd, member of the Arc Reserved For Hospital Unknown to Archaelogists iution. A welcome to DayIns extended by John L. GodThe old Seminole County Homo AVALON, Santa Catalina Isl­ loinl member * o f defense and poor farm was sold Monday and, July H—While lust Monday's cl. afternoon by the County Couimis- earthquake was toppling hotels and People Will Control issue of the coming trial, siuners to Fred A. (Mark, of Long- office buildings of Santu Barbara is scheduled to begin next wood, the consideration being $<J5,- into the street, it was ripping greut »v, is whether the people shall 000, it is announced today. The fissures in Santa Cruz ami San in the United States, the board reserved the right to keep Miguel Islands just o ff the const Her asserted. The pooplo are three acres, upon which it is pro­ from the Mission City, hurling [only source o f the power, he posed to construct a combined sections o f their rocky coast lines and will in the end control, city and county hospital in the into the sen and revealing old In­ no dinner ended u day which neur future at a cost approximat­ dian burial places whose existence hnd not lieen suspected by archae­ ! Dayton has been ono of the ing $250,000. Due to Sunford’s rapid growth ologists. pat since the coming of DarBainbridge Colby and Dudley in the direction o f the poor farm A report of the tremlilor’s e f­ Id Field Malone. The arrival of which is located at Mellonville fects on the practically uninhabited Hrynn shortly after noon fol- and Geneva Avenues, it was re­ island wns brought here yester­ pd the return o f John Thomas cently decided to sell the institu- day by Captain Arthur Sanger of and Dr. John It. Neal, chief tion to allow the property to be- the Schooner Dreamer, on thv ves­ )f«n*e counsel, from C w k e v ^ W '-’m c * residential section. Tho sels return .'.uni anchorage, o f f *-—re Monday * '— *— “they — *i,J a - — *UI—• 'exact loeuton o f the three acres to filed petition Santa Cruz Island with a party o f Injunction to remove the cupo bo used for hosptnl purposes has archaeologists from the Los Ang­ the r.tute to the federal not yet been designated. eles Museum of History, Science court*. , Although nn increase in taxes of and Art. .Mi. Iiryan, from the train was eight m i l l s was made in tho San­ Sanger snid the Dreamer was ly­ escorted to the home of Richard ford district and u boost o f five ing off Santa Crux Islund when gers where he will make his mills in the Geneva district, it was shocks begun early Monday morn­ dquurt rs. During tho nfter- announced that the increases were ing and that waves churned up by n ho held a brief conference not ns large ns had been expected the quake tossed the vessel about |th Sue K. Hicks, Wallace C. by the commissioners, since tho iiiic . . ........... * .................... 1,0 io» fi kindling. it mill ni|{. . “i Cliffs in like .ia pn. piece gard, Judge J. G. McKenzie S /ih H “ U< r" r. “ r0nd M id-1 toppled into tho sea before us," h, Herbert Hicks, local members ing which was recently passed, wus said, “and we gazed nwe-struek the prosecution staff. expected to increase the millage at what seemed to ho the end of even more. Virus* Court Itooni the world. From San Migmd Isl­ V. E. Douglass, clerk o f circuit and to the west of us, arose great s viewed the court room in h the trial will be held and coutt and secretary o f the board, clouds o f dust, indicating that ed tho newspaper club rooms. stated this morning that the com­ there, too tho cliffs were crash­ Bryan told newspaper men he missioners hml also expected to in­ ing. crease the millage for the building “ prepared for the trial." “ After the shocks hml subsided . Iiryan spoke following the filed on account o f the construc­ we went nshore ami found the fis­ r which wus atetnded by tion o f the new county Jail, but It sures o;iened by the quake had un­ T. Scopes, members o f coun- was found that the present millage covered undent burial places, the jor both parties to the suit, and money in the building fund are existence o f which we hud not in Dayton’s civic life uml sufficient for the present year. suspected while t>xpluring 'other It was lonmcd that the county Indian remains on the islund. We npermen. Ho avoided debudget us made up for the ensu­ o f the Scopes ease, saying the found five skulls o f peculiar con­ would not be tried in tho ing year by the commissioners ut formation. upofs, but in cou rt Three their meeting Monday is not yet , he wiid, he could discuss ready for publication, but that it Record Now Quake will be finished in 11 few days. ropriety. HONOLULU, July 8— An earth­ rrir.g to the size of the quake o f considerable magnitude r. Iiryan said that “ some of r / l V P r S It fll* P J1IQ WJ“ registered at 3:51 Tuesday on IU I I d is the seismograph at the United City papers" have spoken dfo- l l a y 1.1 n ragingly of the town, “ us if it States mngnetic stution at Kwu, tiO too •mull u place in which to this island. The Hhock continued d so greut a trial.” about three hours. The distance I . “ Why should tho size of tho away of the disturbance could not town be a mntter o f importance in he estimated blit it was said that the case,” asked the speaker. Further preparations were made the record resembled that made by ‘^Christianity began in a small today by C. L. Hritt, president of the seimogranh oii the Santa Bartown whether we date the begin­ the Sanford Baseball Club for stug- bum earthquake. ning with the birth of Christ in ing on Thursday wee!f, July 1(5, one Bethlehem or with the youth of of the greatest Booster Day Cele­ WASHINGTON, July 8 — An Christ spent in Nazareth. Why brations ever put on in this city, earthquake lasting for nearly an should not this peaceful community the activities beginning at 1:30 hour ami reaching its greatest infurnish a fitting subject, that in­ o’clock in the afternoon with u : tensity between 9:31 «.m. and 9:35 terests mankind: Education and huge parade und ending that night [ M-m- Eastern slumlord time, wus .Religion? with n mammoth display of fire tecorded otday on the George­ The newspaper critics who have works. town university seismographs. been making fun of Dayton should Fnther Tondorf described the shock It was reported today that read the fiunt page o f the book as “ very pronounced, if not se­ among the men to be asked to re­ which gave rise to this trial. vere.’ ’and estiniutcd that it cen­ Beneath tho pictures is a sug- present the leans in the “ fats” and tered between 1,900 and 2,000 miles “ leans” baseball game are Dr. C. gstion upon which the city editors from Washington. might reflect with profit. This is J. Mar-hall, A. R. Key, Forrest Lake, W. VV. C. Smith, A. ( ’. Curih« comment thnt the nuthor o f t hubbook makes up on the two pic­ ter, I Inward Uverlin, C. A. Byrd. I It was stated that Paul Keeley.j tures contrasted: “ Compare the un­ favorable artificial environment of Paul diggers, Hodgson Hall, Dr. a crowded city with the most fav­ R- E. Stevens, II. C. Long, und u BERLIN, July 8.—Children un­ orable environment of the coun­ number o f other stout men are to! try." be considered for the “ fats” team i der three yenrs o f age will not be and aeveral of these already e x -: permitted to appear in moving pic­ pressed their willingness to play,) ture films if a bill introduced in a it is declared. the Reischtag becomes a law. The bill points out that the nerv­ Following the game between the ’’fats and the Icuns” the Sanfurd ous and physical strain of facing uml'Lakeland tcunis o f the F lori- j the bright lights o f movie studios NEW YORK, July 8— Allen I v League will stage one of I is injurious to infants. The bill Davis, an actor in "White Car­ Itheir mid-season games which is further provides thut children be­ g o ” was in a critical condition expected to be one o f the best oi tween three and 12 years may not this morning ut a hospitul here, llhfl your. Mr. Britt has further uppeur in films except by permit “ *?.,f0Unc‘-’«I that over 100 prizes o f police und uchool authorities. having been shot by his wife .win bo given nway during the afEdith Parker, who wits once * °" •w* that the fireworks dis­ considered one o f the most beau­ play at the athletic field that night tiful chorus girls in Carroll’s Iw.li be o n . o f the best ever witVanities. “ It was all over another wo­ |neised in this city. man," Mrs. Davis said and shj CHICAGO, July 8.—Clarence added that she had intended to ( hzrles Carroll, the last surviv­ Harrow, associate counsel for John •nd it all. “ I never want to ing signer of the Declaration o f T. Scopes, received u telegram to­ n century day from Buinbridge Colby, form ­ her again,” Davis suid in Inucpendence, nearly raking that the woman not be ago, luid the ston fth g t marked the er secretary o f state, advising he allowed to visit him." beginning o f tho Baltimore and would be unable to attend •he Ohio, America’s first railroad. Dayton evolution trial. A im! ‘ Leans’ B a 1 1 l'eamsBeingSought German Hill Would Bar All Baby Actors WhiteCargo” Actor Is Shot By His Wife Colby Not to Attend Trial Of John Scopes Baroness Killed In Fall FromN.Y.Hotel IBs: Array o f Agricultural Scientists Arc Engaged In NEW YORK, July 8.— Bar­ Study Situation In All Sec­ tions of State o f Florida i oness Helen Zeur Meuhlen, of Study of Diseases Is Now Being Made Present Investigations Arc Being Curried On In San­ ford; May Get Rid o f Pests Jnvn Dutch East Indies, wus killed today by n fall from a seventh story window o f the Ritz Carltun Hotel. She struck on thu roof of the Hotel Japa­ nese gnrden which is on n level with tho second floor. James M. Thompson, who wns visiting the baroness with other friends, snid she stepped to nn open window for frosh air and fell. The baronoHS, who wus about 28 yeurs old, was Helen Curruthcrs, o f San An­ tonio, Tex., before her marri­ age to the baron, who is in the Dutch Diplomatic service. Police, after an investigation* snid it wns believed she fninted. The young woman was elaborately gowned und jewel­ ed. Her diamond earrings were dashed from their settings in the fall and were recovered trom the roof by detectives. . Many New Rooks Have Been Added to Institution Dur­ ing Past Yenr;'N um ber O f Volumes A r e Repaired Library Employees Do Reference Work ry Taken Active Part In Library Worlt o f State Library Association In 1921-1925 SLAVS PLANNING EARLY PAYMENT OF OBLIGATIONS Immediate Negotiationa Be­ tween Nation and United Staten Are Expected to Be Opened to Soltlc Debt Transactions In Ji Total $1,262,750; Largest Amoun One Month In 1 v Small Investors Become Numeral The annual report o f Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, head librarian of the Hanford Municipal Library recently submitted to the Board JACKSONVILLE. July 8.— An o f Trustees, shows a large In­ intensive and concerted attack crease in thu number o f books that WASHINGTON, July 8— Czecho will be mude on the insects mid have been loaned nnd o f the num­ Slovakia has joined France, Bel­ diseases affecting celery in Flor-, ber o f memberships. The reports gium, Italy and Esthonia in as­ idn, by the State Plant Board in - , _ ri show the circulation increased 15 suring the United States o f its co-operation with the Florida Ex­ per cent whilo many new books willingness to refund its debt. Real estato transfers in periment Station, the agricultural , I were added to the collection. Thu State Dc|>urtmciit has beep Seminolo county during June l extension division of tho College j Mrs. Brown’s complete report is advised informally by the legation amounted to 91*262,750, ac- j of Agriculture of the university | as follows: here that in a few days an official and the bureaus of entomology "The following is the iinnuul re­ note would bo dispntchcd by the cording to an announcements and plant industry, respectively of | port for the first fiscal year which Prague government announcing made today by A. C. Carter, the united States department of has juzt closed, covering the per­ full acknowledgment o f it* post manager of the Sanford Cred­ agriculture, according to u recent iod from July 1, 1924, to July 1, war reconstruction uhligntions and it AsHociation. Tho figures announcement by Dr. Wllnion 1925. IWor to this time a month­ its readiness to enter into immed­ arc* taken from the warranty Newell, director of the experiment ly appropriation was allowed the iate negotiations for a settlement. station und plant commissioner. deed* or which there wero library which was audited euch In uddltlon to the acknowledged The recent legislature included month by K. L. Philips, city aud­ debt, amounting to about $80,000,­ 264 during the month. in the budget for the Stute Plant This is a substantial increase’ ! itor. 000, n further amoullt of about Board an appropriation o f $7,500 transactions over any single niontt Receipts $11,000,000 is due the United a year for investigation o f w jery Balance from fines account $110.42 States for expenses incurred by thus fur in 1925, the next highest insect* nml the board hrfs recent­ City appropriation 2000.00 this government in the transport­ month living March with 309 trans­ ly engaged the services o f Ilr. E. Fines 272.72 ation of Czecho Slovukiu troops fers with a valuation according to D. Ball, of Washington, D. C., to Fines from two day books 03.92 from Siberia to their country In revenuo stamps o f $1,238,500. Jan­ serve as associate entomologist Lost and damaged books 13.70 1919 nnd 1920. The amount o f the uary wns the lightest month with | and devote his entire time to in­ Non-resident fees 9.(111 Intter debt has not beep agreed 1(51 transactions with consideration vestigation of celery insects, par­ Temporary residents de­ Fund o f Million and Half Is upon definitely, but the Czecho approximating $474,000. ticularly the celery leaftycr, which Tho totul for June is an increase posits 48.00 Slovakia government is understood To Be Used For Completing has given the celery growers con­ Deposit member* fees 13.00 to he ready to negotiate n settle­ over May of $539,550 or a gain o f ’ siderable trouble in recent years. 1923 Program; Flection Is Cash gifts 2.00 ment for the larger amount and approximately 75 per cent. It wax further pointed out thnt transac­ Carried A fter Hot Fight Dr. Hall is u scientist o f note. apply the same terms to the smal­ tions during thv first seven days of f He holds the degrees B. S. and M. $3532.18 ler sum us soon ns it is. fixed. July totaled $339,250, cuusing local S. from the Iowa state college at Expenses JACKSONVILLE, July 8— A Dates Complicated real estate men to believe .that Ames, Iowa and tho degree Ph. I)., $1,500,000 bund Issue for the com­ Books 559.25 The Czecho Slovakian action fur­ from Ohio State University, He pletion o f the 19211 road program Binding 48.80 ther han complicated the prob­ more property will change hands has been professor of entomology for Duval County was approved Periodicals 74.15 lem of the American Debt Com­ during this month than in any sin­ in the Colorado Agricultural Col­ Tuesday by freeholders o f the Newspapers 20.00 mission in distributing the time gle month thus far. The number of dedds filed dur­ lege and in the Iowa State College county who voted 1,49-1 for the Lost books refunded .75 available this Summer among the and has been state entomologist of bunds to 1,202 against. The el­ Salaries 2280.81 governments witli whom negotia­ ing the first six months o f this year totnl 1,539, representing con- 'I Wisconsin. During 1920-21 he ection was hotly contested and u Temporay residents de­ tions soon will be started, tinder slderutions amounting to $4,920,000 p was assistant secretory o f agri­ ■strong pre-election campaign both posits refunded 42.00 Secretary Winston o f the Treas­ uro us follows: culture ut Washington und aliu-e for und against the bond issue was Deposit members fees re­ ury, ns secretary of the debt com­ that, time has been director o f sci­ waged. funded 8.00 mission, has announced thnt the Jnn. 1(14........ . ............ I 474,000 Feb. 201........ . ......... .. .'>43,500 entific work for the federul de­ 15(5.15 Helgiaii debt would bo discussed A $2,000,000 bond issue wns vot­ I.ilmiry supplies March, 309 ..... ....... 1,228,500 J partment of agriculture, which lat­ ed in 1922 for the completion of a Printing 48.42 between Aug. 5 and D5 and has told April, 309 ........ CHET ter position he will relinquish In system o f ronds and bridges in the Freight nnd express 9.4(5 the French government that its May, 289 ......... .... . time to report in Florida about county, blit the amount was not Repairs nnd equipment 24.12 commission could be received be­ June, 2(54........ . 1 “ 62,750 August I o f this year. Dr. Ball sufficient to complete the pro­ Sundries us per account fore or after that period. was president o f the American As­ gram and work wus stopped Janu­ rendered 152.73 Doubt has been expressed In ad­ Total...*....... ......... . $4,920,1 sociation of Economic Entomolo­ ary of this year on account o f u ministration nnd diplomatic circ­ With thv real estate transactions ' gist* in 1918 nml Ims published lack of funds. $3422.158 les thnt tho .Bclgiuti negotiations for the first six months of this | u long list of noteworthy contribu­ Balance ........................ $109.50 will be concluded Jiy A uguu 10 year approximating nearly $5,000,­ The county commissions hand­ tions to the science of entomology. “ Tho 'g-^vitles o f the iihrnry since* the ilelt'lan comtnisMOn Is 000, it is the belief of Hanf«rd I ling the roud construction were se­ The Florida experiment station, verely criticized for the fuilure to are shown by iho following stat­ not to sail until July &), and' prob­ real estate dealers ami liusin-^y.l through its department of plant complete the road progrum with the istics from January 20 to July 1st ably wilt not be ready fo begin nnd professional men thnt thv total f pathoiogy, already has a co-ope­ funds voted for the purpose. The supplementing tho first annual re­ the discussions Is*fore August 8 for tins year will be nenr $15,000,­ port made: rative working agreement with the or 9 In addition, Mario Alberti 000 snd may reach as high ns | commissioners, however, contend­ federal bureau of plant industry, ed that changes had been necessit­ Registration of the Itulian commission is e x ­ $20,000,000. under which work on celery dis­ ated in the plans und that the “ 279 new members have joined, pected to return to the United From month to month an in­ eases is being carried on at Sun- roads already constructed were making a total of 1370 members. States in August giving promise creasing number o f small transac­ fod. The department of entomol­ much better than those specified in This includes 14 temporary resid­ that resumption of tho Italinn ne­ tions sro being made as well as a ogy of the experiment station the original program. ents, four non-residents, seven de­ gotiations will occupy nt least the number of large ones. Attention is will work in close cu-opcration niao culled to the fnct that thero\ The affair developed into n fac­ posit members and 24 renewals, remainder o f the month. with the plant hoard on the celery tional fight and Governor Martin, and makes tho total membership is each month an increasing num­ Time Questioned insect investigations, while thu ber of outside people who are in­ when requested to remove some of 902 udults, 408 juvenile. That tho French commission can extension division of the college the members o f the present board, vesting in both large and small Circulation be organized in time to start ne­ of ugriculturc, through its exten­ indicated he would consider the “ The total number o f books cir­ gotiations here bef.»re August 5 transfers. sion entomologists und county outcume o f today’s election as a culated was 12,500, 78815 being to generally is doubted, und this sit­ agents will endeavor to keep the public verdict as to whether the udults nnd 4094 to juveniles, laist uation v'ouhl seem to postpone thu celery growers closely informed as commissioners should continue in year the total circulation was 10,­ French nml Czecho Slovak dis­ to all significant developments. office and administer further or 919, inuking an increase of Kill The chemist of the experiment sta­ whether they should In* removed. hooks loaned for this period. Of cussions until September at the earliest, Treasury officials, how­ tion Ih working with representa­ Removal o f the commissioners this number 119(5 were magazine* ever have suggested thut it would tives o f the federal department wns expected by opponents of the and 1010 two day books. T h e e impossible tor the debt co-mb o f agriculture on the soil fertility board, had the bunds failed to reading * s , room attendance was not he impossible for the debt Announcement was made today problems in connection with cel­ carry. 1742, making n gain o f 204 over commission to enter into negotia­ by President C. I* Britt o f tho ery production. With this urrny The vote ns tabulated at mid­ Inst year. The .story hour ut- tions with representatives of more Sanford Baseball Club to the efof talent availuhle there should be night, ' included all hut five dis­ tondunce also showed an increase, feet that young ladies winning good progress mude within the tricts in the county. The five dis­ the total atetndunco being 00(5 and than one government at a time nt .V> free tickets in the advertising c o n -! • least to the exten of discussing next two years in reducing or con­ tricts were small and the vote east the reading club 212. test each week must hereafter bo preliminaries wih one while en­ trolling some o f the troubles with there was not expected to change “ Reference questions have been gaged ir. working out actual terms uccompunied by one paid admis­ . which celery growers have to con­ tho standing. * / sion. looked up on u large number of with another. tend. Much interest has been mani­ subjects. 190 books have been ucThe celery investigations, it is JACK ON WAY HOME fested, hu said in discovering tbo cesioned and 572 catalog curds stated, will not he confined to any ntmes of the ball players ea ch . have liven mude. 545 overdue no­ ;,r • one seetion of the stute, tint will PARIS, July 8. .luck Dempsey tices have been sent, nine hooks week, and the increasing number • ■lie extended from time to time, nml hi* bride left this morning for o f free tickets being sent out makes^ to all the important celery pro­ Cherbourg, where they will sail were lost nnd paid for by mem­ il necessary to ask those using the bers and two have not liven re­ ducing centers. for home on the liner homcric. pusses to bo accompanied by a turned. 1227 books have been mend­ paid admission. ed uml 35 books have been re­ The name of another player will bound. At tho weekly luncheon o f the be in the baseball ud column* "In addition to the increase in Kiwuni* Club ut thu Seminolo Cufe work, as uhown by the above re­ today M. B. Hutton, who has just uguin today us usual, preceding the series which begins heru with port, the library louk un uctivu returned from his honeymoon, was Tampa, Thursday, it was an­ part in tho work of the Florida presented a rolling pin und its nounced, Library Association. The trust­ ASHEVILLE, N. C.. July 8 — lahoma City, Oklahoman; South ees nnd each member o f the staff use was fully and adequately ex­ Election o f Walter C. Johnson, Carolina, Robert laithum, Charles­ juined tlie Association, und ut its plained to him by T. 1* Dumas. publisher o f thu Chattanooga News ton News nnd Courier; Tennessee, last unnuul meeting the librnriun Other entertainment was fu m -1 o f Chuttunoogu, Tenil., us presid­ C. P. J. Mooney, Memphis Com­ wus elected president for the com ­ ishctl in tulks and the relating o f! ent uml an address by Adolph S. mercial-Appeal; Texas, M. E. Fos­ ing ycur, and spent six weeks at their “ funniest jokes” by several Ochs, publisher of the New York ter, Houston-CRranicle; Virginia, Tallahassee in the interests o f a members of thu orgunizutions. ELDORADO, Ark., July 8. Times and the Chuttunoogu Times, M. K. Duerson, Lynchburg New*, library bill Visitors present ut the lunch-1Fire, which for 12 hours threaten­ which successfully featured Tuesday’s session o f the West Virginia, \V. Guy Tetrick, passed thu legislature. This bill con were W. 11. Abbott of New *ed the oil town o f Cross Roads, Twenty-third annual convention of Clarksburg Exponent. is giving the libary work in Flo­ York City, Hurry T. Bod well, an d1near here nnd damaged to the ex­ tho Southern Newspaper Publish­ A feature o f today’s session rida the nutional recognition it J. S. Barrett and F. M. Robertson I tent of $750,000 properties o f oit and gu* companies in adjacent de­ er's Association here. was un address by Adolph Ochs, deserves, and in the establishment o f Orlando. Kent Cooper, general manager publisher o f the New York Times. of u State library and library Members present were: Rev. E .! velopment ureas, early today wu* of the Associated Press arrived Mr. Ochs, u Southerner by birth commission the Hanford library has I). Brownlee. R. II. Berg, L. C. believed under control. A giant yesterduy and was present at un suid thut he understood some of taken an important part. lie Bout, Dr. It. D. Caswell. R. H. gasser issuing gas at the rate o t informal conference of publishers the difficulties o f Southern pub­ 90,000,000 cubic feet a day con­ “ To each of the members o f the Cuswcll, It. B. Chupmun, Fred A. and executive* of Southern news­ lishers and thut he realized the Board o f Trustees the librariun (la rk , T. I- Duinus, A. C. Fort, tinued its activities within 21X1; papers. nrohloms o f publishers in general. wishes to extend her thanka, us T. K. Higgins, M. It. Hutton, John feet of thv blaze without danugv Considerable interest was at­ He admonished his hearers, how­ well as to the staff for the eo-op- D. Jlnkins, J. H. Jackson, E. F. tached to the report on the com­ ever, that u newspaper which Lane, Dr. W. T. latngley, Forrest! erution they have given.” plaint o f the federal trade coin­ prints the news unbiased, honestly l ake. S. M. Lloyd, H. C. Long, E. j mission regarding relations be­ and accurately will as a rule be a J. Moughton, J. G. Michael, Dr. tween advertising agencies and successful intsitution and command II. II. McCaslin, 0 . B. McKay. G.l publishers. The report wns made a large circulation. E. McCall. Rev. T. J. Nixon, C. C .) by James J. Finley, attorney of The publishers will spend the Following a three gams ser­ Nesmith, H. T. Overstreet, A. R. | tho Southern Newspaper Publish­ major portion o f tomorrow on the Platt, it. H. i'attishall, A. Raffield,: ies in Tampa the first of this ers' Association. vuriou3 g olf courses here. Celeryltds WASHINGTON. July 8.— A de­ I E. B. Randall, Jr„ L. H. Steele, J. j week the Sanford Others Elected Tonight Kent Cooper, general ficit o f approximately $40,000,000 G. Sharon, I’. B. Smith, R. A. < will return tomorrow for a Other officers elected yesterday manager o f tho Asosciatcd Press for postal operations for the fis­ (Winston, F. II. Wight, und L. J, j three- game additional tilt with were: Secretary-treasurer Wiley L. held a conference with the pub­ cal yeur o f 1925 was estimated to- I Wilson. the fast Smoker aggregation, Morgan Knoxville (Tenn.' Sentin­ lishers and ho will meet the pub­ dny by I’ ostmuster General New. which Tuesday took a double el: Directors, Alabama. Victor II. lisher* o f North Carolina in con­ Tho deficit due, it was indicated, heuder from the locals. Hanson. Birmingham News; Ark- vention here tomorrow nfternoon. to Increased pay o f postul em­ Hanford won three out of six rnsas, J. 8. Parks, Fort Smith “ In this country our press us a ployees and the change in postage games last week and it U hop­ Tinies-Kecord; Florida Frank B. whole is independent und honest, rates. ed that the Celerymen will do at Schutts, Miami Herald; Georgia, free from the charge of venality l.-iMt that well this week. It M John A. Price, Atlanta Journal; and for that reason exercises an CHICAGO, July 8.—Gangsters’ said that the turn is stronger Kentucky, H. Giovanoli, Islington influence and power that constit­ guns bluzt:d in Chica;fO Sireot a now than it has been at any­ Leader! Louisiana, A. G. Newmey- utes it one o f the main bulwarks again this trn;irning. seriously time during the seasou and that e„ New Orleans, Item-Tribune; o f our liberty, declared Adolph CHICAGO, July 8.— Wheat, Sep­ woutuling Tony Gennu, the third. local fan* haw good reason to Mi.ssisippi, Frederick ' Sullen.*, lOchs, publisher of the New York tember, 1.45 to 1.4541; December, o f Gt!Una Broth era, to fall 1In nix btflicw that thtt FvtLi will tukc Jarkson News; North Carolina, Times and Chattanooga Times ad­ 1.464i; Corn, September, 1.0444 to weeksi in feud and rivalrie4 of tht* xeric* front Tuinp4« John A. Park, Raleigh Times; Ok­ ' ( Continued On Page Tntee) l .W \ . beer runners, Believe Year's Tot May Reach Fifteen] Or Twenty Million^ ROAD BOND ISSUE IN DUVALCOUNTY PASSES TUESDAY Free Series’ Passes j Must He Accompanied Ky Paid Admissions Kiwaniaiis Present .YI.B.Htitton With A ‘Rolling Pin’ Today Chattanooga Editor Is Elected Head Of Southern Newspaper Association $750,000 Fire Finally Placed Under Control Celerymen Return For 3-Game Series P,0. Depart meat Faces Big Deficit This Year Another Wounded In Chicago’s Gang War Markets �ord Juried Unffeh This Wreckage HERALD, | Oil Refinery To Be \ Built At Fort Myers FORT MYERS, Fla., July 7.— Hans for the erection o f the first oil refinery in the state o f Floridn have been mnde here by repres­ entatives o f n syndicate o f Iown through the local chamber o f com­ m on e. The syndicate appealed to tho chamber o f commerce to nssist It in getting a water-front loca­ tion. • According to the plana announ­ ced. crude oil will be shipped here by bont from Now Orleans and Mobile and refined into gasoline, kerosene, and lubricating oil. This city will bo the center o f dis­ tribution for this state. The re­ finery, it was slated, .will start operation about neat April. Its initial output will average 5,000 barrels per month. The highest prices on tangerines arc realized in December and into in November for* tho Thunksgiving trade. It requires nbout CO pounds of reed beans to plant nn acre. This range* from three pecks to on: bushel o f seeds. DADE CITY— 185 ncr. land sell for $2fi0 nn acre. King Hohors Printer Who Gave His Blood lace Tibbie, a printer of Cnnonbury, North London, has been awarded the Order o f the British Einpiro by tho king, and also made a life governor of the Loudon Hos­ pital, In recognition o f his having given a pint o f blood on 51 OCeasions for transfusion to patients in London hospitals. The usual fee for blood tiansfuslon is five guineas, but Tibbie hns refused payment, and he has therefore saved the hospitals an equivalent o f nearly $1,335. The official entry In the King’* list o f birthday honors read “ 0 . D. E.— Tibbie, Bertie W allace. For public services in savin? life.’’ Orlando Will Tourist Club ORLANDO club house costing j erected in Sunshine local chamber of con been announced hen drick Guernsey, seen be completed before 1st start arriving in cording to Mr. Guor, house will bo simil, SU Petersburg but to make it the large, 150-room hotel t o ! bouse in the state • ere. 'com pletely furnished! Shenandoah Leaves‘ For Bar Harbor, Me. MIAMI SHORES j Fl o r id a facts |In Brooklyn Club The Old Confederate Soldiers' Home maintained by the State o f Florida is located nt Jacksonville. There were only ten doctors in East Florida during the occupa­ tion of the British, which lasted Points Out To Southern News- twepty years. • napermcn Opportuniticsand There arc more than seventy Possibilities o f Future; Re­ Ice factories in Florida. Their views Past Pcrfomancca output of ice is valued at mere ASHEVILLE, N. C„ July 0.— Pointing out to southern ntwspnpers men the opportunities and possibilities for the future and re* viewing the past performances marked the high spot* on Presi­ dent A. (J. Ncwmyer’s annual re­ port to tho members of the South, ern Newspap-r Publishers' Assoc­ iation in session hero today. Mr. Ncwroyer stated that In* Would deviate from the establish­ ed custom o f solely reviewing past performances and deemed it his duty to place before the members freely nod frankly his irnpresion o f the possibilities fur future sou ­ thern newspaper endeavor, mid di­ rect the attention of tho membtra to certain, obstacles, as vv.dl us op­ portunities. "I iwn convinced," said Mr. New mycr, "that tho time hns conic when only through plain, open understunding or all phases of our prest’iil organization cun you In„ n i .„ i* officers os to the course you do- than a million and n half dollars. The Statu maintains a hated commlsioh which regulates the operation o f publics inns for tho protection o f both tho proprietors and the guests. Stetson University, at DeLnnd, 100 utiles south of Jacksonville, wa* incorporated in 1K87, two years after the incorporation o f Hollins College. The institute is co educational. The third railroad in the United States was built in Florida In 1835 i'.G. It extender! from Tnllnhnss<:e to St. Mnrks. General Richard K. Call was th<* constructing en­ gineer. He later became governor o f the territory. X Jap and Chinese Boys Exchange CampVisits V ", V Z , y, thU^terv »nrv TOKYO, July 7.— Fifty Boy & ' ' ? ■ ! £ ? • „ T, r ftcouts from Japan will go to Chi­ mcnl ttUj)ervi<tion and were called na this summer to spend several weeks in camps there. At tin. th e'fu tu re" t0 1 the ‘•King's Roads." same time some two dizen Chinese "The association itself has an The first president of Hollins Hoy Scouts will come to Jnpan for opportunity to double its member-1 Collego at Winter I’ark. which is a visit. This plan of exchanging ship'pad thereby Increase it* scopo t;ho oldest institute of higher Hoy Scouts with various countries o f service. All papers in th • learning in tho state of Florida, has aroused considerable enthusi­ growing southern section— work- was Ur. Edward I*. Hooker. Thu asm among the Scout leaders hero. rng in n cotton territory and fac- college ban Just celebrated its It was stated that the II iy ing kindred customs, peoplu nml fortieth commencement. The col- Scout organization of Hungary problems—naturally have related |c.g(. |j co educational. has begun negotiations with the Jannnese organization with the view o f exchanging visits. Tho Hungarian Scout officials propose to send 50 Hoy .Scouts to Japan next year if a return vij,n of Japanese .Scouts can bo ar­ ranged for the following year. IAMI’S era of prosperity will continue just as long as the sun keeps shinning—just as long as the Gulf Stream stays in its accustomed location • —just as long at tho trade winds blow—just as long as folks desire to avoid the inclement weather o f the North and just as long as the composite payrolls of all industries of the Nation provide the means for those who wish to come. British Promulgate New Live SavingRules If this does not bespeak a CONTINUED ERA OF PROS­ PERITY, what could? LONDON , July 7.—New Board of trade regulations relating to life saving apparatus to be carried by ship* become effective July 1. A niotor-bont or boats fitted with wireless apparatus uud search­ lights, must be carried in vessels with more than 15 life-boats. If tho vessel does not carry a motor­ boat, but has more than 10 life­ boats, one of tliesu must bo fitted with wireless. I ife-hontn in nil foreign-going ships will ho required to carry one-pound of condensed milk for each person. In addition to the water and biscuits required by thu present rules. Floridn Ims a low shipment of green corn. During tin* entire rea­ lm not more than 100 to 150 carlot* are shipped from the state. M Don’t forget that population makes industry, and as Miami grows, local industry grows into being.* With an estimated building program of $100,000,000 in the Great­ er Miami District, the payrolls of the building trades alone represents approximately $50,000,000. Add to that the immense amount spent here annually by visit­ ors, and the total surpasses by far the payroll of the average large city. And because Miami’s chief assets are Pc. mai.cnt and Unchangeable, MIAMI’S PROGRESS MUST LAST! IAMI SHORES lies along ULscnync Hay north o f Miami, a tremendf otis development, 2,800 acres in ex­ tent. Its immense water frontage, more than 10 miles on Hiscaync Bay, on lake anti on stream, gives it un­ usual charm and desirability for resi­ dential sites in this land o f sub-trop­ ical beauty. M Mo cover, Miami Shores is alratcgl•ally located v/ith reference to inaio highways. All the main thorough­ fares leading from Miami to the North pass through this great development, and Miami Shores is creating still another great avenue of travel, which v..ll adtl tremendously to the promir ttce o f this development— another causeway to Miami Beach. A (i00acre island to be crossed by this thor­ oughfare will he one o f tho important features o f the Miami Shores project. And Miami Shores—wher you might have a few years your serious consideration. IT IS CALLED THE REPLICA OF MIAMI Wright, Warlow and Company on improved H^udncKM and Residential Property in Sanford Funds immediately available subject to tide examination. Green beans I* 9ftu pf the Flor­ ida products that nr:- shipped ev­ ery month. Tho value o f the bean crop in UH0 through 11/23 aver­ aged yearly $2,423,200. Britt-Chittendcn Realty Co. 10 K. First St., DuUOSE AND IlOI.UCtt 111! Park Avenue Floiidji-mailtt products increased £91 per evnt from lOjl to 1923. Be our guest on a free in­ spection trip to Miami Shores. Make reservation today. Sanfoid �■ ... . =r S C 'T .* x *< **-T‘ ., - r ^ \ •(f* i . r. rf'VJ _____ A f: m . R ‘ Am gathering fu*j . ti n q i i M l H through the purchase o f biological the entire llhe became the Plant and t crow ;* fifi ter, Duncan, Triumph, Walters, Again, It Is possible that the But the question is: Whal form i * ,« which to make a trip. ir ' > V l f System. (rl ir 'i i ja v total products In bulk and through con­ _____________ __________ _ McCarthy and Marsh Seedless. whole affair may end in a squabwill tho reduction Uke? i j t thrift* stant supervision o f its supply aeThe Democrats and ProgrexJ bio, With ino Changed mads in' tiki - flM i, 1 ---------- D i.T Florida delegates took a W . S. Sherman, came to Orlando ' . By CHARLES P. STEWART rr..»The National Presn Home, resi­ cured producer? .Valued at 962,­ elves in Congress, as a whole, are present law. In this case, the income, U x- dence of retired newspaper men. is 203.75 but paid only $14,225.98. from Boston, where he was a fire­ nent part In the Democratic t\.l t J ill! t in favor o f a cut in the normal ?ASI t, D\ O u V ' 8 ^ - ^ * W oniy iu « man; and beeknte chief o f Orlando’s vention at Ch^ileeton'In l8eo n l p a y e p .would continue„ paying jCst located at AlUmorite Spring*, don- The board saved (37,977.77. Tho average net income had i^s- tax rate— now 2 per cent on the were nulck to follow the e u i ■ ■ The 69th Congress o f the United fire department He organised firat (4,000 o f net Income, 4 per what' fney’ re paying now. ,low’ sidered one of the most beautiful ' EUtes, scheduled to convene in en to (3,421.05, but the average Association and o f Alabama in withdrawing A cteamshlp line will commence the State Fire cent on the next (4,000, and 6 per “ * apots in all of Florida. | December, is already roiling up U x had fallen to (91.44—a rate of was its first ptesident. The asso­ act was indicative o f the . j)-.ration between Jacksonville cent on the balance. itl sleeves, tightening which took place at TaHahlin*^— ^ — . a g its belt, 2.67 per cent. that the experiment was tried. »*« Secretary o f the Treasury Mel­ The first good roads congress and New Orleans on August 1. It ciation extended from Jacksonville Compilation of 1925 figures is and preparing to Uckle once again *jr. v ' to Key West. will he operated by Naylor and i The convention"met*1onHjanu’. ^ ^ S R e n e r a l M o t o r s ! its ever present problem, the In­ not yet entirely completed, hut lon, however, is in favor of reduc­ There is an average of 49 grape­ was held in the city o f Orlando In Company o f New Orleans for E. i 1 15 .u, -Am'-' 1887. It was attendeJ by repre­ the work has progressed far ing the surtax—that extra U x fruit trees to the acre. come Tax. Alabama followed Florida'*4.'.1 ! 1 Roads constructed by the Spansentatives from throughout the ! McKenzie, ship owner o f New pie on January 11. *u To sU rt xrith, it Will consider enough to show that the trend will which is now add*d on to net in­ IIICAGO, July 8.—The General county are still in use. Some • be the same. There will be an in­ comes in excess of (10,000. these facts: A fernery at Altamonte Spring; United States and many parts of IYork U t y . ______ jrs Corporation Tuerday gaino f the land that Is now Voluila Just how far the administration The number of income taxpayers crease in the number o f returns, control o f tha Yellow Cab Manhas the largest conservatory in the Europ*' ' The National Home o f Carpen- ish troops during their occupation JACKSONVILLE, July 8.— As s an increase in net incomes, but a will back him in this plan is prob­ world under one cover. ST. PETERSBURG, July 8.— W. were made by W. S'. Ferguson, St. is increasing. cturing Company through a ters and Joiners will be located surfacing and others are still in The Florida shipping season for lematical. And if the administra­ Petersburg auxiliary;-S. C. White, whole, the week ending yesterday decrease— due to still further re­ Their net incomes— on which Igor o f the truck division of the I S. Ferguson, St. Petersburg letter beans runs practically through the at Lakeland. Construction on this serve as road beds for improved tion should back him, it is doubtful retiring president; Mrs. Cnrl ductions— in the taxes collected. the U x is levied— are increasing. tcf-con ccrn with the Intter Florida leads all states in the entire year. The shipments in home will be started in the imme­ use in original form as constructed enrrier, was elected president o f Schulz, president Tampa auxiliary; was n "grass killing week" de­ ' m * . r • . i Treasury Department officials how U r the Rrnublicans in Con­ But due to tax rate reductions, vpany, and an exchange of the Florida State Association o f picduction of celery. California is D AYTONA, July 8 F r a nk . by the Spaniards. clares A. J. Mitchell. United State; diate future. Officials of the Un­ carlots and to large markets runs gress will back tne administration. Joe Fletcher, newly elected state estimate that more than 8,000,000 both the average individual Ux kh. Pierson, secretary o f the chi,.;! Letter Carrier* Saturday after­ delegate to the national convention weather bureau mcterologist in his heaviest from December through ion estimate that the home will Mellon’s plan is far from being second and New York is third. d the tou t U x collected have perrons filed returns this year. klfrcd j*. Sloan, Jr., president, of Rollins College, located at Win­ er o f commerce o f Columbia. 8 rT cost over a million dollar*noon 'a t tho nnntial convention of Charles E. Rare, retiring treasur­ weekly review, the rainfall being May. The toUl net income reported, popular with the voters whose nei creased. t' General Motors Corporation, • i , *11 I .**,* , , t * t n n n e i i l i i # il * "si William D. Mosely was the fir;', ter Park, is the oldest college in the will become secretary o f the D,J incomes are less than (10,000— tha state enrriers, held in city hall. er; Ed Marslick. St. Petersburg mostly light and the temperature they say, will probably exeeed >In 192.1, personal income tax re­ Spaced that the merger wns The grapefruit territory o f the state. It wan founded in 1885. It tonn Chamber o f Commerce , Thirty-two men have occupied which means a big majority of the governor o f Florida as a sUte. Miami was chosen a* the next and finally President Gainor de­ moderately high. The chief factor, turns were made by 6,787,481 per­ (10.000,000.000. lc to enalilc the General Motors He held office from 1845 to 1849, the chair of the chief executive o f state is a triangular shaped area. hnd an enrollment during the term Ai riiBt l next, it has been livered an address in which ho howevdr; wns thP absence o f fre­ . meeting place o f the body. Yet on this income they aro voter;. sons— G.2U per cent o f the coun­ iirony to enter tht> .omnibuj I Its base runs from St.' Augustine 1924-25 o f about 300 students. It nouuced here h? the board of the state since the Floridans were On the other hand, it is extreme­ traced the work o f the association quent showers. Morning and afternoon sessions counting on collecting n personal try 's population. There was n genora! “ laying by” m Some of the best fishing waters ceiled to the United States by to Cedar Keys and its apex is at has Btudents from several states fetors o f the local * orgsniiitj~ ly popular with those fortunate in­ o f the enrriers Saturday, ns Well in (lettering working conditions These reported a total net in­ income tax o f but (670,000,000. hder the terms o f the dcal/rntthan Florida— including Mi. Pierson was recommended spirit among the farmers, much ns tho annual banquet, hold nt 8 for the letter carriers. The average tax will probably dividuals having large incomes— in the world and especially tarpon Spain. Seven o f these were terri­ Miami. With the exception o f Lee other come of (21,336,530,000 for the l«l Tuesday, tha Yellow Cab county this will include all the Uhio, Michigan, Illinois and Indi­ the membership drive o f the pj? torial governors. fishing are the surrounding waters and these individuals wield cono’clock in tho Crown cafctcrin, tMrs. Marslick and Mrs. Schuls late cbm being worked the last preceding year, and paid a toUi he in the neighborhood o f (75. Cohipany takes over the truck pro,< grapefruit lands o f any Import- ana. Daniel II. McFurland, who direrto of Sarasota county. 1 were featured by t:ie presence and emphasized the need for a state time as were groves nnd sonic cotAs to next year— that's where 1,lijernbte influence. v tax of (861,057,308. gad good will of the GencTourint travel into the State of ance. When it comes to a showdown chamber recently and carried j| participation of Edward J. Gninor, Iauxiliary organization, and asked Uon. The average net income wai Congress comes in. lolors Corporation, then in n l!> /* n a on il la n a iA iil . L . . t The first railroad In Peninsula Ito General Andrew Jackson was Florida over 500 per cent during the ■second largest chamber u* rational president o f the associa­ the support of the delegates nnd It has been announced thnt an­ between votes and money power, Tho heaviest rain occurred over " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a t t B a m u f t ' 93,143.46 and the average tax fee o f Btoclc, turns back to In 1831 the construction o f the Florida wns built in 1880. It ran there’s no way of telling what will the first six months of this year the first military territorial gover­ ratio o f population ih the UniJ tion, w ho spoke nt the morning their wives in tho. formation o f portions of Orange. Marion, Put­ 9126.80— a rate of 4.04 per cent. other income tax reduction is to V Motors .enough stock to happen. nor o f Florida. He held office over the same period o f last year, Jacksonvill«-Tampa-Key West line front Sanford to Orlando and wns States. »uch a group. cession nnd also nt the banquet. nam, Madison nnd Jefferson coun­ o lattor control of tho new ‘ In 1924, returns were filed by be made. says a report of the American Au­ from Jacksonville to Sanford con­ called the South Florida. The en­ Tin* best gners is that the next from July 1821 to 1822. “ This has been a most reninrk- ties. The bool weevil was more Other officers elected Saturday 1 he voters want it, Congress y to be known as Yellow ’ 7,698.321 persons— nearly 7 per Vu’ . - ( nected the center of the state with gines that were operated on the tomobile Association. 1 Two native baseball teams » nfternoon were: William A. Du- able meeting-,’• dcclnred President active locally but ns yet dnmngc and Coach Manufacturing . cent o f tho population— who re­ wants it, and ths administration income tax cut will be a compro­ the outside world. In 1883 the line railroad burned wood and the pas­ Ruenos Aires have been or*,, Florida produce-* six varieties of Citrus Santa Barbara kUlllUI Wllirmiu isjia lix nutrdxt at work wuta repairing . .. tho devastation wrought _ by Roso, Plant City, vice-president; Gainor in addressing the. letter lias not been mnrkcd. tted a total net income of (26,. wants it—making it just about mise— quite likely a cut in both 'normal tax and surtax. grapefruit. They are Silver ClusThe State Board o f Health ! was connected south to Tampa and sengers often assisted the firemnn| ized. m her earthquake. This picture showa workmen workmen bu.-y on the ruins of John M. Cornni, Tampa, secretary, enrriers. "You yourselves should groves are in good condition at 36,337,843, but who paid a total unanimous. ropertics Transferred. nnd Cnrl Schtilz, Tampa, treasurer. he much impressed by the remark­ this senson. High water has re­ „>r the agreement, the Gene- tho Kan Mnrvjs building, which wns one o f the largest in the city. Executive committee for the able growth of your state organi­ ceded ctnsidernbly in the Okeecho­ otors Corporation will trnns. coming year will he composed of zation.” bee Nistrict, resulting in an Im­ 1 of- its properties listed un* The prominent visitor wns most proved soil ondition. U. A. Joyner, Bartow, chnirninn; o truck division to a new W. \V. Lewis, .Sai ford and Robert complimentary to the St. Peters­ ation, the aggregate net burg branch for its pnrt in tho I). Mills. St. Augrstinc. ‘ MOTHERS * gf which on April 30 Inst convention nnd for the hospitality Gainor Tonstnmsler. . _______ (10,811,309.88. To this the Watch for symptoms of worms *■ ,• Mr. Comm was re-elected to the of tho city. He explained some of in your children. Those parasites si Motors Company will add the recent beneficiary logUlntion IlnKohnll T lr l/o t ■ secretary’s position nnd Mr. Joyner I Baucball Ticket IlnKchall Ticket are the great destroyers o f child ,690.12 to bo paid into the will again serve as chairman of tin which the association has been inry o f tho new company, It is like taking out "loss insurance" when you ■ n iH iiiliH n im ii strumentai in securing nnd assured life. If you have reason to Dunk cxecutive committee. g the total $16,000,000. yotir child hns worms, net quickly. rent u safe deposit box at the First National Rank-. (Continued From Pnge One) President Gninor served ns toa*t tho men that their organization of the South, who form assembly Give the little one a dose or two change the General Motors ■ (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a master throughout the banquet-was one o f which they might well dressing the publishers today. faeulfjr.'W dgntes from through­ of White’s Cream Vermifuge. ny will - receive 800,000 A "premium” o f a fe * cents a day provides ab­ Saturday night, and brief talks he proud. iu i ■poi "W e must be ever watchful that out (he stute urc in attendance. It Worms cannot exist where this 8 Of pf 'tho new . . common stock solute protection for your valuables and complete time-tired nnd successful remddy newly formed company of this reputation lie preserved —de­ ij to contfnue througii July 16. ■ ■ freedom from worry on your part. in used. It drives out the worms ■ ■ value. served— nnd allow no sinister or ■ ■ ■ ■ rnd restores tho rosy hue of ■ ■ ■ N ulterior influence to exercise any. ■ ■ health to bsby cheeks. Price 35c. t SEE US ABOUT IT TODAY. * ■ ■ control of our rending column!.. Kdid by Ijm cy’s Drug Ktore. " ■ ■ ■ These ads contain mispened wordH or unnecessary let­ ■ ■ Attend The Tampa Serica ‘‘The confidence o f people in the NEW ORLEANS, July 8.— Pay­ ■ ■ ters which spell the name of a Sanford Baseball player. integrity o f your r.owspnpt-r ij a GENEVA, July 8.— A represen­ ■ a roll bandits and other hold-up men ■ n tative o f :,tjuGorman government To every lady sending to The Herald, the correct name matter that ear.not be t o j can* And start yourself on the road to independence by ■ « who use automobiles to escape aft­ TLAND, Ore., July 8.— If fully safeiruurdtd.” asserted the Irnlaj- signed the convention to ■ ■ of the player concealed In the ads with a list o f the er downtown robberies are finding s mob would boycott l>ootBAN^OBO. rUA. TALI AHASSGE July 8— A ■ ■ making some real invastments in Sanford dirt through ■ ■ speaker in discussing the relative limit the traffic in arms, formulat­ .f ads on this page will be given a Series Ticket to the i* ■ thi* eighteenth"nmehdment value o f types of news service. II ed by the recent arms conference public hearing on the proper de­ it harder to get nwny due to a sys­ ■ ■ tem installed by Thomas Iienly, '>->n*»^-nf'>rf'bip. said Stnn- deplored excessive use by pap.-r i herd, u ■ hurts. Even tho slightest pres­ finition.'* and standards for pollics, Baseball game ABSOLUTELY FREE, if accompanied ‘t Germany had previously ■ ■ Vandcrsall o f Boston, in an by a paid ticket. i the protocol against use of jrnvi, preserves nml other fruit new chief of police. Under the sure o f clothes is unbearable. ■ n or syniiicatcd matter and o f nev i sjpnit m ■ When that scorching sun gets in is todny at the thirtieth In- services which were ‘ privately cot.. poDor products, will be held by the joint rule when n policeman discovers ■ ■ ...n / ' ion gas in v.-arfnrc. ! ■ ■ ■ C. L. BRITT, President Sanford Baseball Club. lawbreakers escaping in n machine its work, bathe and blindage the lonnl Chriitinn Endeavor committee on definitions and ■ trolled’ n'~ Hving nn opnn-ti he Idows n long blast nnd four ition.* for 'subtle* propaganda and “ tha Dodo City— l’asco County Tel. star hu d* at the Bureau o f f'hcm- short ones on his whistle nnd nenr- sunburn skin with LICARBO. !t . . 8 ■ ■■■■!*BBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBUBBlBBaagaMa BBa aBaMlaM ny business men who expect . takes out tho pain at once. Thu ictr\, Washington, I). O., nt 10 i p'ropioUii.li ui puvuie iiiu u m ".' Co., to ere ct m / building. IBBBBBBBaaBBflBBflBaBBaaBBBaBBBaaBBBBailBBaBBBBIiaBB ■flBBBBBBBHBBaBBBBBBBBaBBI a .mployes to respect the laws a.m., Wednesday, July 15, says by traffic .officers stop all vehicles 1next day a slap on the hack will TV ■BBaBBBBBBHBBflBBBIBIBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBaBBB H U ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ „ ■ „ ■ ■ BaBBBBBIBBBBBaaBCaBBBaBBBBBaBMaill until further notice. bring a smile instead of a cry of s b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b i u u u b m s country are purchasers of information received here. M B J ■ g liquors, and all intoxicatPayroll roblicrles have been com­ pain: The committee will l>e glad to Before and After ■ 8 |J JJ C t n t in n ! ■ quor by reason of the pro­ LICAI’ RO takes tho hum out of receive comments upon the tentat­ mon here this summer, averaging ■ Z !■ Ion laws are in thnt class,” T, ■ r I i P R o v e i m Me r c s , t o ive definitions and standards on almost one a week nnd it was b'.‘- sunburn. Sold by all druggists. ■ a v g u For Ir. Vnndersnil. "W ithout the which criticisms wns invited in a * N■ The Games ! ■ ■ w ■ (Juiek, Courteous Service ■ <3^0 /\ F T e .l ? A bO M C T R O V J S U E "T H A T • g power o f tho men with statement published April 0, says ■ AFFILIATED W IT H ■■■■■■DBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB y who sco ff nt the prohihi■ the information. All persons in­ ■ 5 “ REMEMBER V C L O P 5 D TVHS rGQENCON 'BUT F I R S T B t><iu* Meet Your Friends laws back o f them, the bootterested in the subject will be given S T h is S a n f o r d C u k d i t A s s o c i a t i o n . Service With a Smile I V'JlSH '•(OU/ D TK >H TE kj U P T H xI T B O L T — 1 S E E rs could not exist. ’ Boycott j H un opportunity to present their ■ i ■ ■ ■ Dunlop Tires and Tubes" ■ loggers' would bo u good slogij; I N you H A ve your w ren ch -t h e r e . 'r e s views as to what should constitute x* • . % t ■* “ •% ** • • # .v , ■ Br * ■ * ' “ at ■ Proven i ■ the business men M adopt proper definitions nnd standards .* 1 i i ‘ ^ . ; v * v 1 *; T t-M T '^ th e o n e . i t '*s o e e s j ----------. « S « ■ put into practice.” for jellies, jams, etc. ■ ■ i n A VACATION ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK WILL ■ Arc Now Receiving Application For MAJOR CRISI’ l'I.O I’ ATAJO I ■ "iS FINANCE YOU. OF MANILA IS l)KAO ■ \m 5 12 M S M■ MANILA, July 8.— Major Cri ■ B ■ ■ B pulo i’atajo (Filipino), retireil, one AGON, Gn., July 8.— Snmulda ■ ■ of thee first Filipiiuoi to optaip a g embers today was all thnt i ■ ■ ■ ■ tission In the II. iVjrmjjHi left of more than 18,000,000 enm mission ■ n dead. w * He served- M the la IdtegigC trlij^ tt of,r-hoiee hnnlw-oqdjuniber in list and Kim. Phone 147-W." * t ■ >■ •• •\•# *f•##»/•*f H /*M• V, o w.r.l <H#ri Q L ( w < ( ^ 4 r < A f 4 4 cnco office o f the U. S. Army _ 1 M ■ SERVICE WITH A SMILES N B iber Company, after a ' fiercJ during the early days o f American |S. H Sanford, Florida on improved Business and Residential Property ■ ! ■ 5 our blnzo that begnu yesterdny occupation and it was in recogni­ It M■ in Sunford . i s i m r e s u e z z a u s m i s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S . ut noon.. H. L. MacEwou, trvu it ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tion o f his service!* timt n lieuten­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■• IF ■ BBB an UNUliaB * ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ r of the company, stated this ant's commission was given him. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Funds immediately available subject to title ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HBBIBBBBUBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMMMII A t mthliing tllrff tm» loss wAild not Tlie late Major General, J. ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*• i ■ examination. w over $1,000,000 and j* fully ■ ■ a Franklin Boll, who saw much voted by insurance. service in the Philippines during 8 ■ n the insurrection, recognized Pat•t h i n g s APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS S njo’s value to the army and is snjd H A N < D 5 0 t= i= H i ! — X T C -U U a y T r i e u » YOUR PRESSING NEEDS Under Cooling Fans you ■ < • ■ to have attributed in a large de­ 3 V SEE . u bV A V Y O U T U M B L E A ’R O U N D C viT H B gree the success o f sevefnP^>n- u ' -. I ( ■ T H A T W R C M C t i T H A T Y O U 'L L N O T D O ^ will enjoy our delicious H gngements in Northern Luzon to ■ ■ A N Y :D A M A < 3 .e . T O M Y C A R o e C A U ^ E 1 information furnished hv I’atnjo. B N ARRYTfflWN. N. Y., July 8 ices and drinks. General Bell is once said to have ■ ■ I T M iO T h o K ind T h a t S O N G 'B O 'O Y 'S G O I N G . ^ n D. IRx-KereHor was 86 yenir* » ■ ■ 0 For every romarked: 112 Park Avenue ■ ■ "M e lt In Y o u r M ou th " today. Ills program for cvlc|CN;OlAJ^ f ? ( G N T 1= R jO N ft 11 r. "Pntajo’s service to the U. S. ■ ■ tion of tha evpnt included a i Occafion (_r~ H X A N O U R ‘ t (Under New Management) Army were equivalent to a regi­ Try Our Specials »d of golf on lits private course ■ ■ R B B I B I B B B ............................................................. ment.” f R O t n © O lA i N ■ ■ mily dinner with birthday cuke ULTRA ■ ■ ■ M nn organ recital. u BBBBBB B B B B a B B B B a a * a a «B B B U B B B B B B a B lB I1 B B B B a :.B B B B B »B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B ■ n ■ Phone lOS. This well eatablished pressing Shop begs to announce j STYLES ■ We wave installed new n ■ V LS YOl) CAN BELIEVE IN ■ to the public that Mr. II. S. Malpas, an expert in his J electric i wattle irons M XBBBflHlBBaBBBaOBiaBflaBIIBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlIBBBBBBBBBBBBS your brcutli i« bad uud you With (Quality ■ line has been made manager, which is assurance that 1 which will cook them and * 8 swimming in the n M We will Bond for and ilc- ■ E ■ all work will be properly done. 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N ■ ■ i fi ai ■ ■ u B ■ ■ N ■ ■ * 5 ■ H m ■ * 5 ■ ■ “ H M M ■ ■ ■ ■ « H u M M M ■ M M■ —The Refreshing Drink. ■ M " H N X ■ ■ « 2 N N Y E .S S U H - I M • ‘ O M T k ' HEALTH ■ ■ 2 At the Hall Games m M m S —3 ■ ■ m M ■ d e p a ^t t m e k h . a m i g o t e r m e x m m Plum e m ■ Phone M u m u M iTS a l l OFF M "Think o f It When Thirsty” O R D O H S T * G lT SOM E. S A M P L E S m ■ ■ m 4*71 * n G71 H uO KILMuH ■ ■ B C N S! H E u m m 2 M O j Y O R E COOW m ’ T * GE AMAIN Z E D M M ■ ai THIMV< O ’ M e t E s Th r o ■ ■ u ■ ri ■ Y ' s e e EF TV\EV COMPVY WITH TVY M ■ M■ THET. TH' U vT. T a \m T ( ■ U M ■ M P u r e Fo o d l a w s , i s p e l t o m e O u r p a tro n s fin d it a p lea su re to r> th e ir m a rk etin g MB M M CCPT A\ mT REG jL A R " f ■ ■ h e ro f o r o u r s t o c k s a r e a lw a y s fre sh anu ou r sto re is « n P i e a m a o o 2 em o o o g h m u t s U3MC j emu FF. ■ M ■ M VNJEAR a (Under New Management) ■ ■ B M r lw o y a s p o tle s s ly d a in ty as a la d y ’s parlor. Jj a ) T s t u e m OMUH COAT LL BE ABOUT EMo FF. U M ■ d 1 § ■ ■ IM SoM M U ri LA l& S H E 2 " H M B ■ •'Done 17.1 C. E. McKee, Mgr. ■ a N M ■ ■ M “■ n m Appetizing Groceries in nn Appetizing Store B ■ B ■ Try the New NE-HI, the * ■ ■ ■ M x H M ■ B ■ ■ ■ best beverage. ■ H ■ ■ ^B B aB aaaaaaiB B aaaaB B B aaiaanzBB aaaaaB iaaaaauN aaaE at u ------- 1=2__ % STEW ARTS WASHINGTON LETTER m - [ Control Of FLORIDA FACTS | Elect Local M an On Executive Past Week Is Rather!J Dry For State Crops “ Pierson to Become Daytona Secretar Advertisements bring the wares of the world to your doorstep for your 2 i inspection. ’l l S SANFORD ■Free! Free! Free! TAMPA ...P L A Y S ... S ■ Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 9,10,11 HELP THE HOME TEAM TO WIN Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. S m Fellows Service Station PIGGLY S■ FYHRTTRUK Are You Saving for That Wacation? BANK & TRUST CO. Bake Ham—Baked Beans Fancy Cheese Bread, Cakes and Pie Hot Rolls, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. \ .^ ^ h d ^ e d it^ ^ n ^ J ^ ic a a (io n M. Hanson Wright, Warlow and Company (Opposite Postoffice) 18 icon Lumber I^oss laced At $1„000,000 5 5G0 PHONE US Du BOSE AND HOLLER BELL CAFE THE QUALITY SHOP : as DYINC, Chero-Cola D Ice Cream Freezers Ice Picks Water Coolers “There’s None So Good.” RODS E im /(A A tt the H im Buaket) U'ldlral ) Our meats are always We specialize in 8 ■ii Dressed Chickens. ■s ■ fref,h. ■ ■ 2 » Phone Cf«5 n Florida Trucker THE MAGAZINE FOR YOUR HOME B ■ M ' ■ M ^BBMai i BBMM B B B B N B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B I BBBBBB B B B i J BI I B MB B Ma i ■ s It ■ Farming Information. Special Articles Interesting Stories. 50c a Year H Years $1.00 : 3 s: 2 ■ ■ ■ 2 * „ *• 3■ 2 * N ■ ■ B ■ n w 2 23 s 5 11:t 1st National Hank Bldg.S J MiflUBBBBBBBZBaBBBlBlBBBB BBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMn u a a a B B U B iB B a B B a iiB B a iia a a a B B a B B ia a a B B a B ia H a a n ia a ■ ■ ■ M u U FIND THE NAME OF A SANFORD BALL PLAYER IN THESE ADS a ■ a 1 2 a ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBna ■ ■ ■ & ■ ■ uaaaB B B a a ■ a u a a a * A a a a a - I D J t v ... HODWKLL REALTY CO., Inc. 211 Rast First Street. M M ■ a n ■BBBflBBBflflllaaBBBIBBaaUfl M ii M M2 * “ ■ 2 ■ 2 2 9 Every drop available food 5 S 2 " 3 2 2 ■ a ■ 2 a " ■ 5 5 i i M Visitors always welcome. *■ ■3 Come and see fer yourself. PINEHURST DAIRY a 2 iaa a* ja aa aa aa u . . . . . . . . . 5 "•■ ■■k JiiaaB iau aaiaiiaiia Bl ■ ■ ■ ■ M U B u " 2 ■ . M " Which stands the test of time. 8 ■ n aaaB B B B aaB B aaB B B aaaaaaaaa ■ ■ ■ M M PINEHURST SWEET MILK Phone 322-J A D V E R T I S I N G * a a M : : M ■ zz2 “ Z ■ a a u a a a a a 2 a 2 ■ ■ ■ ■ REELS By Williams Ice Chests Ice Shavers BAILS Your own word of honor is the most valuable asset you have— bar none. It is priceless. Out of fairness to yourself can you knowingly negloufc4.0 live up to the promise you.make? Can ypu do that and he true to yourself? The merchant with whom you do business needs the money you owe him. That is why he wants you to be prompt with your settle­ ment. Pay your bills promptly and your watch won’t he all you can look straight in the fa ce.' HILL HARDWARE COMPANY M W 2 ■ ■ ■ B B a B a B B a a B B B B B M B B a B B a i B B B a B B B B BB B B B B B B B B B B a M r " 5 ■ la a B a u a B B a iiiB B a a a a a a a B 23 a * o u u a 2 2 2 2 ■ M rt H This Is Home T o The B a a a u a a a a a a a a B B i B a a i r i 11 "■ ■ ■ a a a ■ a a a a a a ■ ■ a a ■ M a ■ a a a a ROD WELL REALTY CO., Inc. 214 East First Street a a a a a a a b a buxbbb • Read These Ads Sanford Ball Club Find the name of u San a * Lincoln Cate recently open-a m wcd, is one of the best ar- " 2 2 ranged and most Sanitary2 “ 2 in the city. We serve a L, D ~ _________ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B aaB iB «aa=aaaaBaaaaaaaaa * OUT O IK WAY Have U-Tried one of the New Ones? Golf, Tennis and Baseball Supplies. A . O IiriU U H IO U B IIK IH lieilll PRESSING: SUMMER-TIME NECESSITIES R M M3 3 2 PLEATING 5 Hardware Headquarters Sanford Chero-Cola Bottling Co. ! Lee Bros. Market 5 3 Credit is extended on definite­ ly specified terms. In some cases it is thirty days, some sixty, and again ninety days. In the case of charge accounts at retail stores it is extended on a basis of thirty days. Accounts become .due, iind payable on the tenth of.the-month following date of purchase. When you buy goods and say, “ charge it, please,” you do so with the understanding that you. will pay for them not later than the tenth o f the following mouth. That' in brief, is the understand­ ing between you and the merch­ ant who extends you credit. ■S ■3 i * How well do these words apply to the every-day.' things of life. When Shakespeare wrote them he doubtless had no thought o f the charge account*, i Nevertheless, they apply quite aptly to the man who buys merchandise on credit. 560 SANFORD STEAM PRASSERY McCULLER GROCERY CO. n and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man—” ohn D. Rockefeller elebrates Birthday The Basket Shops BUBIflIIBBaiaBBBBaKUBBBBIll ■5 83 j] M illin e r y , Try Our Waffles m — f i r s t t o t h in e o w n s e lf b e tru e — First Mortgage Loans ■ The Basket Shops sis MODERN SHOE REPAIRING Fountain BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN FIRST NATIONAI BANK SUNBURN BY CONDO 8 '“ All Over The Rorld” R o u t h ,i New Orleans Police Make War on Bandits m s* HOT CRISPY WAFFLES Proper Standards InPreservingFruits Will Re Discussed Biitt-Chittenden Realty Co. WIGGLY Fellows Service Station Loss Insurance R U W ise ...? ADS. You Have Promised Yourself This Summer or Fall? Classes At Baptist Assembly HaveBegun Germany In Favor Of Anris$&le Regulation ness Men Able To um Flow,Report Through Us READ THESE ADS ■Free! Free! FreelJ The Wise Are Making Their Trades FREE TICKETS READ THESE Chattanooga Man Is Elected Head O f South Publishers a a a a a a a a ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a it Dinner 35c Cents a a a a a H 'i hn ■■■■■■ Lincoln Hotel Weekly Rates Phone 131 It Is Never Uphill to the Man on the Level the concealed name will I you most. be given series tickets No newspaper the games. .■ ■ a b b bbbbbbbbbbbbb bbbbb ■ every-day things All ladies who discover a ■ ■ ■ a Advertisements ford Ball Player be complete without them. / teiu C j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U 8 a> AtfFIL1aT£ & T u b S a n f o r d " r t f •*'* * •* " C r e d it A s s o c x v r u w IIU IIU IU i i 1 �WO 1 -i.. •' .'-U .ri .i m m u erald * ■ ThatShow fttfDflyton, ■ * _ j_______ _ T j at I n i i r i t FlatMa .Appraised a single violet, Measured the glances o f nn eye, Or probed the sorrow of n sigh. Statistics never caught the givant, That dances on a meadow stream, Or weighed tho nnthem of a bird, In forest nlslos devoutly henrd, Statistics never proved n soul, In high or low, in part or whole, Sin, beauty, passion, honor, love— How much statistics cannot provel a Amos R. Wells. A ---- o Mr. Doheny ha* finally let the cat out of that little black bag. ------ ----------- “ I am down and out,” Raid the man n* the automobile ran over his body. -------- o-------- V Getting drunk and blacking a policeman's oyex is sonic people's idea of “ painting the jown red." Our office boy sayn you enn't expect to keep a boy on the farm when President Coolidge wouldn't stay. —------ o-------- The little girl down the ntreet «ay* the only people who arc Intratd in dead subjects are the un­ dertaker*. Nowaday* if you Heo n fellow who appear* "alt lit up," he isn’t intoxicated, he’s just a recent bridegroom. • • • • That show in Dayton, Tennessee, may be of interest to many people. But this paper, for one, has a steady-going antipathy for grand stand playing, and eminent disgust for the sort of religion that lets non-essentials obscure the great fundamental truths that have absolutely nothing to do with "evolution" nor "anti-evolution"— absolutely nothing to do with anything hut man’s secret FAITH that somehow in some fashion he is part of the Infinite Soul, and thus must have eternal life. Fertilizer In Concentrated Form .Should a discovery recently made, prove as valuable; to agriculturists as is predicted, farmers will soon bo buying pills for their lands. Fertilizer pills have been developed by the department of agriculture, according to Georgia argiculturists, and are d es­ tined to revolutionize certain phases of the farming problem. Ami why shouldn’t they? Think of putting a few pills in an ordinary corn planter, ■nject them into the ground, and get better results with less labor. What farmer wouldn’t be interested? And then again think too, o f the saving in freight charg­ es now being paid for various forms o f fertilizer shipped in carload lots. Pills, they say, can be dispatched by parcel post or air mail if necessary, and the chemical bon-bons can lie made a delight to handle in comparison with the present odoriferous compound. It is said the concentrated form of plant food is not yet real ly for the market. Chemists have been experimenting with the tablets for many months. nWHEN A MAN puts on a Character he is n stranger to, there’s as much difference between what he appears, and what he is really in himself, as there is between a Visor and a Face.— LaBruyerc. 5 Brisbane Sees It lum beryard A complete line of Cyprese and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring i Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Board Nails Screen Wire ., Builders Hardware Dows Windows / Ct.\jpyr:,»M 1)13) SATURDAY WAS the nation’s birthday and President Coolidge’s birthday. Many happy returns to them both. The nation Is VERY young—only 149 years old. The President is neither young nor old. which is an ideal condition. Fifty-three years of age Saturday. President Coolidge is "In the middle o f the road of life,” as Dante put it, the best possible age for serious work. All tho weaknesses of the wornout man are far ahead, and far behind is the foolishness of ram­ pageous youth—not, according to records, that President Coolidge was ever UNDULY rampageous. All of the President’s fellow cit­ izen* wish him a cheerful birth­ day, made happier by his fath­ er’s restoration to good health. v ~\ M ^ t / *>5^ )N E :— O ffice 148 locial ilendar Wednesday . Turner Circle will ^Wednesday afternoon Kings. Meet at tho •'clock. S V Thursday jfunroe Hutton will enterbridge Thursday evening, irlng Mlsa Helen Shepard of gara Falls, N. Y. , SERVICE Church will hold erence service at fand Mrs. Terheun, Lvenue, Wednesday lock. Full attend- Frames nnd Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets AS FOR Uncle Sam and his 115,­ 000,000 children, let them heed Washington’s solemn advice, at­ tend to their business nnd let Eur­ ope attend to hers. On that bas­ is we enn sail along for 149 years, and 1490 year; more, happy and prosperous. The Price Is Right (STORY HOUR l story hour will be rary Saturday m om >ck. Miss Margaret be in chargo and Is enjoyable program, in arc Invited to at- SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO SANTA BARBARA and nil Cali­ fornia nfe entitled to celebrate In­ dependence Day, for they pos­ sess on energetic people. George Young wires from Los Angeles: "Mr. Cochrane, president Paci­ fic Mutual Life Insurance Com­ pany, pledges ten millions nt 5 per cent for rebuilding Santa Barbara. I<ocal trust and Rnvings banks guarantee any balnnce needed. “ Jobbers on tho coast will re­ plenish merchants’ stocks, with aboundnnt credit. San Francisco nnd Los Angeles civic organiza­ tions will supply three millions to rebuild Santa Barbara’s charitable institutions." They are an independent people, MACON TELEGRAPH indeed. Santa Barbara contributed heavily to the Red Cross in the In a stuffy room o f Tammany of its schemes. He is bigger than Tokio disaster nnd the rest of the Hall. on Fourteenth Street, his j Tammy Hall and has always held country would like, in some way to prove, substantially sympathy frenzied followers, among them himself nbove its measures. TamGovcrnor Ritchie, of Maryland, many has chosen to honor him be­ for Santa Bnrhnrn. have renominated A1 Smith for enuso he honored Tammany. Its President of the United States. idolatrous devotion to him now A LOUD report in Wall Street The fanatical zeal with which they conrcs because it recognizes in him yesterday when a brokerage firm follow him portends another bit- n man who combines the elements fniled for $.15,000,000 and was ter fight in the Democratic Na- necessary to win a campaign with dropped hy the exchange as an ti.-.nal convention and the inevita­ the brain necessary to be a suc­ organ grinder’s monkey drops a ble result, the defeat of the Demo­ cessful executive. In New York, hot penny— reluctantly hut swift­ crats. Ordinarily, after elections, Al Smith is regarded as the best ly. we have gotten together in the governor the state ever hnd. His Customers of the firm bid adieu party to jiatch up some sort of ndminsitrntion has been business­ to their money, to the securities peace, effective at least until the like; his appointments have been they owned or had partly paid for, next election. Since Inst year, we singularly free from the expedien­ to their profits. have made no effort nt pnrty cies of politics. He has called the peace; on the other hand, we are state's best business minds to the By the state service. \\ OULDNT IT be worth while drifting further apart. Hut he has no chance to be Pres­ for 50 or 100 of the most solid time of the next conventon the brokers to form n combination and pnrty will hnve been severed be­ ident. Tammany Hall about his guarantee among themselves the tween the Smith Democrats and neck is a millstone thnt he cannot survive, for one thing. The rurnt accounts of all their customers, the MrAdoo Democrats. AI Smith’s New York followers state would never submit to whnt with a committee of expert ac­ countant* inspecting the transac­ arc a* far away from the senti­ they fancy would be the dominament o f the couAti*y I f tUcyTliv- titfR o f a city machino.■ \V«t;may tions o f each firm ? Advertising ns a group, they cd in Mexico. They might ns well ns well face frankly, and not hide would do so much business ns to recognize that tho New York gov­ our heads in the sand, that there make it worth while to bo ex­ ernor has no earthly chance to be is religious prejudice abroad that would prevent Al Smith’s election. tremely conservative. After all, President « f the United Stales. We have the highest admiration We may deplore it. but thnt docs if you can get $25 on every 100 Tammany not wipe it out. It exists, it is a shares bought and sold, that is for Governor Smith. not so had on a "million-share Hall, d corrupt organization, pick­ vital factor in voiding Al Smith’s i • ed him up as a youngster nnd sent chances to bo President. day." him through various offices to his If New York persists in boom­ TODAY SWIFT flying machines present position, hut it has never ing Al Smith, the Democratic pnrty start a two days’ t-ace around Eng­ been charged, nor even intimated, will be split wider than it has ever land for the King’s Cup. And. that A! Smith did a corrupt or un­ been. This is not in comfort to THIS IS NEW, a sneciul "flying clean thing in his life. He is the the McAdoo Forces, for their can­ grandstand." going ninety miles product of the corrupt machine, didate is as unavailable ns Al an hour will carry ten passengers, nut he has not been a party to any Smith. paying high prices to watch the progress of the race. W. S. PRICE. Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 172 sonals s o m iL A X u p a i .v t f h « P r 'n t T h a t Saves Tot M oney . P. Ji, tyero and children for Washington, D. on, W. Vu. M anufactured bj ■ bcrann-l.lndater Fatal i . j Hold by L O S ItS O F A I N T COMFAJV1 113 M a g n o lia Are, I'hnne 370 Herbert McCaslin are spending the Mound. AL SMITH FOR PRESIDENT A Real Pick-up In the City Limits of Sanford Near Loading Station j spot . H. O. Robson for IJikoworth to B. Robson. returned last ta, Ga., where she g her son Roland EASY TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE Three Corner Lots in Sanford Heights Each One a Bargain tsen and son, Jack, Connelly of Lnkcfriends in Sanford E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms 5(0-502. Phone 95 First National Bank Building. Sales Force: Miss Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. A Base Hit 20 acres fine hammock and pine land, all in timber, opposite one of the larg­ est celery farms on brick road; Four miles out; Dixie Highway will con­ nect with poperty. Price $5,000. Terms. MILWAUKEE JOURNAL F. I* Crosby and rosby hnve returned ch wheo they spent Sem inole Business Exchange EXTERMINATE A N T S e' MV FAVORITE STORIES I — ‘ THE SANF0RD1 s d .; •’ ABERNETHY PHARMACY GRACIOUSNESS The Sanford Bank & Trust Company? i \'h MISS GERADINE MURIEL BECOMES BRIDE OF RALPH EUGENE TITTLE IN JACKSONVILLE TUESDAY Boys Gets $20,000 - ‘ ii I' l ’ i'i ; , ' r r r v f | . , ...............a i i. ' a • *. • o n .-, f ■ Close In Apartment .............. Price $2,500.00 , Hi i W ’ v i '“if * i f rww P iflr fe e t , K**t T reat. Oak A veaae. Strtwt t!* n la « jUT f i b r ohn C oh en lo Repo Start School O f TELEPHONE:— Rea. 428-J. TUI* 1* aaiter the M artlet V alae _ So* I. aeeif the mtmmry. ______________ tm n tK ss uw xr.H . n o g t o . -tar -LJ_ ASHEVILLE. N. C., July 8 — was subscribed. This "ear it is the pleasure and A subscription o f $80,082.38 to­ ward the establishment next fall privilege of your committee to re­ o f the Leo Memorial School of port that the Lee Memorial School Journalism was reported by John of Journalism will be established S. Coher, publisher o f the Atlan­ next fall and Piixfessor iRoscoe ta Journal and chairman o f tho D. Ellard has been elected to take school, to the Southern News­ charge of the classes o f the new paper Publishers’ Association in school beginning in September. Ellard *3s present “Professor * HHUra * the • session here tonight. head of the School of Jaurnnlism nt The repor]t follows: "A t the annual convention o f tho Beloit College, Wisconsin. “ Thus one-of the aims of .the S. N. P. A. in Asheville In 1922 the following resolution wns adop­ S. N. P. A. has, been accomplished ted: but much work remains In raising " That the Southern Newspn- the endowment necessary for the per Putlishere’ Association reaf­ complete building up of the school. “ A report from Mr. Verbon F. firms its determination to re-est­ ablish, endow and equip the Lee Heap, executive secretary of the Memorial School o f Journalism ns committee in charge of the school the tribute of Southern news­ shows nmount subscribed to the paper men to the founder of journ­ school to June 19. 1925, $80,082.­ alism as one o f the learned pro­ 38; amount paid in cash on pledg­ es, $37,442.87. fessions. "O f the above amounts $10,­ “ ‘That the president o f tho S. 500 wns subscribed by Mrs. S. W. N. P. A. appoint a special of Richardson, of Greensboro, N. C. three members, located near to­ to be used for tho employment of gether, who shall, in consultation n full professor in journalism for with the president o f the univ­ nt least three years. That indica­ ersity, devise nnd put into opera­ ted above nnd course will be in­ tion some woll-devised plnn for stituted with the opening o f the carrying this entrprise to n suc­ school in September, 1925." cessful completion. "That we urge every member of Miss Hoskins Jones hns roturnthe S. N. P. A. to make arrange­ frorn n two weeks' visit spent nt ments, at some suitable time to Miami Bench as the guest o f Miss conduct a short campaign . for j E. L. Gallagher, who returned public subscription for the Lee I home with her to spend several Memorial School o f Journalism. ! days here. "A t the annual convention in \ White Sulphur Springs, West Vir- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: On nnd after this date we will ginin, in 1923, n report wns mndo thnt $37,000 out o f the sum of not be responsible for any mer­ $50,00 pledged by the S. N. P. chandise purchased in our name, A. hail been subscribed. Before except upon signed written order. VICTOR CHECK, discussion ended nt that convent­ ion, the entire sum of $50,000 BELLE CHECK. J. H. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. ^ Easy Repayment Plan A lovely event o f the summer wedding gown of white georgette •t season was the wedding in Jack­ crepe, fnshloned on straight lines, Office in new Merriweather Building sonville Tuesday afternoon o f Miss the skirt being trimmed with silk Geradino Muriel and Ralph Eu­ lacc. Her bridal veil o f tulle wns 2nd Street. Phone 611 gene Tittle, the ceremony being worn with lace chronet and held in solemnized at the First Christian place by flowers' o f lillies o f the Church at 5:30 o’clock. The mat^ valley. Her Dowels were a shower iinge o f this popular couple is of bouquet of bride’s roses and valcordial interest In Sanford 's i n c e ley ............ lillies. tho bride has been a popular mem­ _ "The mnid o f honor was attired ber o f the Sanford High School in poudre blue georgette, trimmed Faculty for several years and the in blonde luce. She wore n picture groom is a resident of this city, hnt to match and carried an arm being a member of. tho city en­ inuquet of Columbia roses. gineering department. "Following the nuptinl benediction Tho following a cliu n t of the the bridal party left the church to wedding appeared in Wednesday’s the strains of Mendelssohn’s Wed­ ding March, and repaired to the Issue o f the Times-Union: “ A beautiful event o f yester­ Muriel home in Springfield, where day afternoon wns the marriage of nn informal recopetion was held. “ Pnlms, ferns and summer flow­ . . Miss Geradino Muriel, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Muriel, to ers were lavishly used in decora­ Ralph Eugene Tittle, o f Sanford, ting und during the reception hour which took place at 5:30 o’clock a delicious refreshment course was served. The guests included only in the First Chrustian church. , _ „ . , members o f the bridal party and a Rev. nJ. T. Boone,* I . pastor of the few > most. Intimate friends. ItM A k f I I . . l a t . . .1 _ .... . . . .. . . . . church officiated, the ceremony . . a‘Mrs. Muriel, mother of the being witnessed by relatives and bride, wore a becoming gown of v s?: *t w a large number o f friends o f thCjdghos 0f roses with touches of ecru — For Further Inform;iion. couple. |rcC i jer (i0Wers were a corsag# “ The church was beautifully de- bouquet of roses, W illin g Hays, 19, gets $20,000 for Call at Montezuma Itdcl. corated with tall baskets with nr"Mrs. Harvey M. Tittle of four months work as office boy for rangements o f white dahlias, the ISpringfield, O.,. mother of the the late Charles Herboth, of St. handles of the baskets being tied bridegroom, was gowned in tan Louis. Herboth in his will order­ with butterfly bows o f white tulle. georgette, nccordian plaited and ed one-third of the $710,000 estate divided among his employes, and Balms, ferns and other gresnery wore a corsage of roses. formed nn effective background. “ Mr. and Mrs. Tittle left during the courts ruled Hays was entitled Washington ,D. |to one-thirty-second of this share. “ While the guests were assemb­ tho evening for MAKE RESERVATION EARLY ling Miss I Eva Minor, organist, C., where they will spend their rendered n program of wedding honeymoon. On their return they PRUSSIA GETS COLLECTION music, nnd just before the cere­ will be nt home to their friends BERLIN, July 8—The widow of mony Miss Lucille WestorficUl sang after July 27, at 611 Myrtle nvFerrucio Busoni ha* declared her IIHRBBBHRHaaRRRRRHaRaHHRRaHRIHRaaRaRaRRRRRHBHRRaaRRRaaRHRatiaHRHaaRRHnHnRRRaaRRaRaRIRMRRRBRRRRRRRRWI All For You. and The Sweetest er.ue, Sanford. Story Ever Told. “ Mrs. Tittle traveled in nn en­ intention of bequeathing to the "A t the appointed hour the bri- semble suit o f georgette crepe, Prussinn State the entire Busoni day party entered to the strains of sand colored corni, with hat ami archive, comprising all letters, autographs, musical scores, l pic­ the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. accessories to match. "The bride is a chnrniing young tures nnd instruments of the into , "First came the ushers Arthur R. Cogswell, J. Harrison, Norton, woman and has a wide circle of master. A special feature o f this Grank E. Wood, Jr., and Alfred friends here and elsewhere who gift is a rare collection of origin­ al Liszt manuscripts and scores Jackson Hnnner, o f Winter Park. will wish her happiness. which Busoni collected with the “ Mr. Tittle is n successful young “ Entering next wns the maid of honor, Miss Sara Muriel, sister o f business man o f Sanford, and also utmost pains in the course o f many the bride, immediately preceding has a host o f friends, who will ex­ years. tend good wishes. the bride, entering nlone. TOWELS The fortunate thing about most "Out of town guests nt the wed­ “ At the ultur they were met by MEN’S SCKS LADIES’ BRASSIERES the bridegroom nnd his best man, ding were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey o f the features of lost civilization is that they are lost.—Wichita Large size Huclc and Hath f ! . > M. Tittle o f Springfield, O.; Mr. John Sherman Moore, o f San­ Falls Record-News. Towels 18x36. Extra quality. All colors. 5j>air for ford, nnd there the impressive cere­ nnd Mrs. John Sherman Moore Two day sale. Several styles. of Sanford, nnd Mr. Alfred Jackson mony wns performed. Five for “ The bride was lovely in her Hanna, o f Winter Park." Beach Property Notice Ladies— Mrs. Hill Entertains In Honor of Miss Huff PACIFIST RETIRES HONOLULU, July 8—Alexander Hume Ford, widely known in all the countries bordering on the Pa­ cific, surprised his friends recently with the announcement that ho was Kotng to take a "rest." Ford, di­ rector o f the Pan-Pacific Union a/li ^at*K'r ot numerous Pan-Pa­ cific Union nnd father o f numer­ ous Pan Pacific conferences held in Honolulu in recent years, an­ nounced his early retirement from the Pan Pacific Club and asked the committees and members to carry on. He did not state what his plans were. For New Mattresses, renovating, NAME TREE JAKDINK upholstering, upholstery materials. LOGAN, Utah, July 8— In hon­ CALI. a or of Secretary o f Agriculture William M. Jnrdine, a giant jun­ iper tree, recently discovered in Lognn Canyon near here nnd de­ Piione 102-M clared to be the oldest nnd larg­ est one of its kind in the world has been named "Juniper Jardino." The'"tred hns a circum­ ference o f nbout 28 feet nnd is claimed by locnl residents to Ik* the oldest living thing with the possiblo exceputinn o f the red­ Am prepared to furnish nn 1 hang the paper on that loom of yours in wood trees in California. Secretary Jardine wns present the best manner, anil at reason­ able rates. at the christening which took place Also can paint your house cither nt a reunion of tin* class o f 1904 Utah Agricultural College, of outside or in. A postal with your address will bring me to you und which he is a member. we can talk it over. Jinny a man keeps his nose to the grindstone so his wife can turn her’* up at the neighbors. S.inford, Florida. $1.00 Sanford Mattress Factory Our Prices advance July 10th. New Smyrna Beach H. 15 SCHULTE REALfY COMInc. I N O T IC E A. 15. Copeland, We Have Three Bargains On Sanford Avenue . 101 ft. Corner Lot nt $110.00 per front foot. 50 ft. at $125.00 per front foot $1.00 BOYS’ BLOUSS ANI) SHIRT NAINSOOK and Aprons. Values up to $1.50. Friday and Saturday * $1.01 $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES •« ................. 36 to 39 inches, white and flesh. Fine sheer quality. 3 yards for . Pcrcal and madrj. and plain white. Colored $1.011' $1.00 II LINGERIE CLOTH MEN’S UNIO SUITS All shades. Check dimity and cotton jersey. 2 ?/a yards for Fine quality pajjna check^.' All sizes. $1.00 $1.00 $1.01 FANCY WORK “ KVKRFAST” TUB TEX VOILE Special lot o f stamped em­ broidery pieces. (Royal So­ ciety). 36 inches wide, guaranteed colors in small colored checks. 2 yards for Flowered Voiles. 40 inches wide. Regular $125 to $1.50 values. Special $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 CHILDREN’S DRESSES BROADCLOTH 36 INCH FIGURED (REI’ ES One lot to close out at the low price of Silk finish in fast colored stripes. 1\'-± yards $1.00 $1.00. $1.00 BOYS’ WASH SUITS LINEN Fast colors. New styles. All sizes. Regular $1.50 suits special 36 inch stripe nnd plain col­ ors. "E vcrfait” . Apecial $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 SHEETS PHOENIX SILK HOSE "KVERFAST" SUITING 81x90 good quality seamless sheets for All shades. All shades guaranteed fast colors. 2'. •* yards for Only two to each customer. $1.00 $1.00 LONG CLOTH ‘ CHILDREN’S SOCKS GINGHAM CLOTH Soft finish 36 inches wide. Regular 20c yard. Six yards for All colors and sizes. Regular 40c grade. 3 pairs for $1.00 $1.00 LADIES’ UNDERWEAR Teds and Stcp.ins. up to $1.50. For. In values Also plain colors, $1.25 and $1.50 11 ’ [tegular 111 ft. at $150 per front foot. GINGHAM Britt-Chittenden Really Company, Inc. 2102 First St. Realtors. Sanford 32-inch fast colors. yard— 4 yards for 35c per sia N a a B a ia a a a a a x B a s B a a a B a B B a flB B a a a a a x a a iia ia a ia s i Raffia Sandals $1.00 When you put system into savin#, you soon be- j| gin to get direct benefit— and step by step you climb higher to financial success. Open an ac count with us today. "E verfast" plain colors. shades. 2 yards for i Ah $i.oo 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Account* ■ Raffia sandals are tho latest style at tho smart beaches. You can wear them as you stroll along the water’s edge, and if you get them wet it makes no difference as they dry almost immediately. They may be had in colors to match your frocks. { j e m i n o l e ([[o u n ly J ^ a n k S a n f o r d , F la . Th e Y ow ell Com pany 2 Days—Friday and Saturday STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O C R E SS a B B B B B B B B B B B B b T rB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B * B B B B B B B B B .lB « B « * « » « « * » * "a " * B B , , B B B B , , " * BB* ■ nt rtfi ii ^ ' i fjYJ IS SCARCE $1 Sale Friday-Saturday HE WHO KISSED AND TOM) *W*ffdi*7*'— -- 1/kjrCiaiWke. • • MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY, Society Editor. Members o f the Daughters of 1 little daughter, .. . Wesley Class of the Methodist ,. u S it in g , I church held n delightful meeting tstcr, Mrs. 1^ M .[nt Palm Springs Tuesday evening. nding a couple of Routine business was disposed of, ly with-friends in after which a social hour com­ pleted the evening. A large crowd wus in attendance. 1/ Fashion Hint ESDAY, JULY 8, 1925. I : * ** ■ — ----- r--- — — *.— — Mrs. W. C. Hill entertnined at Barker nnd Miss bridge at her home on Magnolia « r leave today for Avenue honoring Miss Katharine , N. C. They will be H uff of Atlanta, Gn. Quantities o f zinnias were used "rerk s. in decorating. Miss Mary Eliza­ ler, Tom Hawkins, beth Puleston for making high «nd Frank Wood- score, was awarded a dainty bud Jr., returned fom Hendo- vnse. Miss Katharine Huff, the honor guest, wns nlso presented a ille, N. C „ this week. vnse. A fter the game delicious re­ . Iaingley left Tues- freshments In two courses were cn, S. C. From there served. Those present were: Miss Katlti Alabama to bo matat her niece’s wed- arino Huff, Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Miss Mae Holly, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Sara Evelyn Williams, Miss Gladys Wilson, I. Nott motored to Miss Lena Bell Hagan and Miss pend the* past week- Emily Griffin. husband L M. Nott, uctor on the A. C. Mrs. Thomas A. French, after spending a month here as the guest of her father, L. F, Hire, lly, and daughters, left Monday for Atlanta, Ga., and j and Muo Holly, Birmingham, Ala., where she will heir car for Stnm- spend two week/ before returning y will be gone aev- to her home in Florence. Arizona. Have the girls of today lost the when n woman doctor might have old-fnshioncd quality of modesty? been obtained. But all these rea* te8t%, of tl?at .‘,,uc.,,tio1n, «»»'-• u p 1sons amounted to the same thing— ,n. * Nf w1 nrl<. N- • •. high school. the innate modesty o f girlhood, •O "hen students protested ugamst ■And this group of girls constituted 221 -E. First Street, Opposite 1'ostoffice a medical examination that requir- 70 per cent o f those who grtvo There was nn old woman, ed removal o f some o f their cloth­ their opinions. Who lived in n shoe; And she mndo her living, ing. Following, the dean of girls Rather a conclusive answer to made a survey of the opinions o f these charges about our “ awful Selling good homo brew, THOSE NOW born will travel In forty-eight students. -oflappers" and one, no doubt, that niF.UF.FORE IF A .MAN look sharply and attentively, he flying machines that will carry _ Eliminating three students who would l*e borne out in a wider sur- a B a i B B s i i B B a s a i B i i a i i i i a i i a n s a i S B a B a s H B i a B s i i x i i li 'I*na Anothcr thing that the summer dresses hnve done is thnt the study shall see Fortune; for though she is blind, yet she is not in­ LOOO passengers, and the future objected to examination on relig -; vey. There arc many girls who HEIK "great" flying ship will cruise ious ___ w.......... ................................ .. ...... in figure* has mndo better innthe- visible.— Bacon. grounds, there were left fortyi would take their stand with the ' tho earth at nt an elevation five girls whose objections, if they !, twelve. That doesn’t mean that around the STS tmttician* of some men. above storms and lightning, drop-1 had any, would lie on the grounds they are immodest hut thnt they i TH E BOGART AN T POISON is carried to their'nests ping passengers on smaller air- of modesty. Of these, twelve have different standards o f what Augusta, Ciu., will pass an or­ ships tor New York. Chicago, San "emancipated" young ladies said constitutes modesty. Some of them | hy ants and fed to their young— all die. Every bottle dinance to prohibit roosters from lly lltVIN 3. COB1I rranciscn, Hononlulu, Tokio and they had no objection to the method do make a good deal o f “ noise,” ; is GUARANTEED. crowing. Might us well try to so , on ,all aruund the world. , of the examination, while thirty- and so it appears that their perkeep the dogs front harking, The late John Stetson, fumous in see the great manager. As he en­ Made in Florida. 25 Cents— All Druggists It doonn t take much ininginn- one did objitt seriously. ’rThey *— * -------- n-------. ccntage is larger than it really is. tho early days ns a tlieutricnl pro­ tered tile room where Mr. Stetson tlon to forsec that. Usui! Everywhere Bricklayers ninke more money phrased their objections in varying : But the great majority are not so sat, the latter barked nt him: terms—because the doctor w as,very different from what their than some college presidents hut ducer, was a uni.pm character. His “ No need for any talk— 1 know YOU READ about the Prince of "young" and "strange," that is not mothers are, and have taught them you never hear of a college head own generation knew him as a who you nre. You know who I am. resigning to become a bricklayer. shrewd nnd canny individual who’d You say you’ve got a play Ali Wales inspectin'; the great ruins their family physicians; or because , to be. That is worth remember­ Formerly Bogart Pharmacy .............. ' *“ ' ’ of privacy ' — — <>--------in the dress- ing when you hear wholesale c o n -1 ------•* ............... • * • take a - chnnc He ----was self-eduright. I'm a busy man. Set right >f Zimbabwe, in .Southeast Africa. f the lack Today’a best laugh: Oh for tho j rated nnd in some respect* the cdu- down there and open it up and rend That name comes probably from ing room; or liecausc it was un- jdemnation of the girls o f today as! jj Alfred II. Abcrnethy Daytona Beach, Florida. winga o f a dove,” said the poet. two words in the Bnnta language necessury to hire a man physician I"bold” and "Immodest." ‘ 'cation hnd been neglected. it to me." ■ ■ ■a a a a a a K a a a a ga a a a a iH a a K U B iH a B iH a a R n a a ga R a iia ssB B S "Order what you like," said tho One day there called upon him nt The young drninntist obeyed. — xirubn. meaning houses, and nabhost, ’ but I should prefer the his office in Boston an uspiring He made heavy going of it, but gi, meaning stones. The ruins include a temple more neck of a chicken." Kustis I-aku playright who brought along the eventually he finished. Report of |he Condition of ST. PETERSBURG TIMES Region. xcript of a melodrama he had done, j “ |’|| take your play and put it than 800 feet in circumference, The young man may have tieen on,” said Stetson, lie pressed a and while archaeology sneers at Seven robbers escape Graciousness is the kindness and It i* not condescension nor patgifted In other regards, but so far button und his ussistunt entered. the idea of a great African civil­ nearly twenty thousand dollars u* his speech wfas concerned ho suf­ Fix up a contract for this young ization building huge monuments gentleness that clothes power. It ronage. A T * A A r o l l I). taken from a Cincinnati xoo tho fered from a severe handicap— he fellow," commanded his chief. back in the darkness of time, is the opposite of flattery nnd scr- I It is simply kindly nnd genuine other day. Maybe we hnd bettor stammered terribly. Being sensi­ " I ’m going to take his play. It science can’t sneer nt or explain vility. good -will and it shines from our In tlir H f a l r o f C l o r l d n nl ( h r c l o u r o f !iii*lnr«>«. J u t i r not rave the one that Hodgaon tive, he rarely mentioned his afflic­ ain't much o f u play in some ways, the African face on the great Any common person may he po- |hearts through our actions and KB8UUnCBii Bali proposes for Hunford. tion. Indeed he had no need to hut it’s got one great novelty in Sphinx looking out across the des- lite and considerate when he is |speech upon those around us. L oa n s oil R ea l ISstafe ....................... The person who thinks that grncl / ' u n s on t'o lla tc r u l riucurlty Oth er tiiuu It. al Kstatu ° ?<)0" , n\ hl‘ V r nt‘l hl* 11 that ought to''innke an audience ert toward the great Pyramid of a'raid or when he hus something to They are saying that William “mouth . ‘ousness is not worth while and All o t h e r l.oana ami Oi»eountN it advertised itself. laugh their heads o f f - a l l the Egypt, and back to the day when gain by it. I'liltcil Staiu-i non,Ik Jennings Bryan will sing his a black-skinned Ethiopian ruled the that he has no time to bother Suite, lie came nowr by appointment to characters stutter.” f o u n t ) ami M u n lc iin i Motul* Graciousness is thnt considera­ "swan sung" at the Dayton trial land. tion which is displayed by those nhout it causes ’ Imself u great Storks. Hn-urttlca. etc.. but if the Great Commoner wins deal o f trouble. He will find that ItauklnK Mouse. K urulturo anil f i x t u r e s who have nothing to gain uy it. Iti'ul 1>talithe case, it will be the kind o f his life moves with a good ileul of <niterfront A GREAT volcano in the Andes' In ror p or a tr il Hanks It is the pure adornment of a friction, as un automobile would go fDue “ awan song" that Clarence Harrow MACON TKLKGRAIUI l a l i n s am i o ili e r r esou rc es is sending flame, ashes, rocks and superior nature. did his "dnrndest" to warble. f a s l i tteni.-i . . without oil. lava into the air. Two towns are f a s h o n llatul It is one o f the best tests of Woman, especially whoso power ! i»"p»s|7»r»' G u a ra n tee Km..I All tho world loves a lover, but walked from tho witness stand, reported cut off, perhaps de­ In the beauty contest at Mel­ good breeding. lies iu her charm, needs gracious- Mutual i-'i re In su ra nce Kutul bourne Saturday, a Tumpa girl oil the world despise* the mnn who one womnn spat at hint. Justice stroyed. The South American con­ ness, nnd many n beautiful or giftIt is the sign o f earth's true | tinent is new compared with our ford , dismissing the suit against TOTAL and u Marianna girl tied for thi kisses and tells. Justice Ford, in aristocracy, just as brusqueness, j *■** ,S onM,n herself generally Northern continent. South AntMrs. Symington, said: "I have bad first honor. No Oculu girl wu>> a New York court, this week threw disliked simply because she neg­ LIAUIL1TIKS erica was under the water when domineering nnd tyranny are the in the contest.— Ocala Star. They out a divorce suit instituted by n two other cases in which eo-relects this. f a p i t n l Stock Paid Iu sponents have given testimony thi.1 country was already old. signs o f innate vulgarity. Su rplu s f u n d wouldn't let a Sanford girl enter wealthy ninn nguinst his wife, Mrs. Graciousness is not something lndlvlilu.il Deiiortlu xulijcct Graciousness is a subtle charm to c h e c k iTCaune there wouldn't have been Ida Symington. There is only one against a woman similar to that Luckily, our volcanoes are quiet— that cun be put on or off nt will. Huvtru; DupnMt I given by Chambers in thii case. I apparently dead. One in Alnska, that renders its possessor attrac­ any competition. The secret of it lies in the inner llctmtlnl f •rl If lr:itf> ,.f |V,,„,.,. giuumi for divorce in New Yoik stated then, ns I state now, that with a crater forty miles wide, tive. - o -----thought and in one's real dispoxi- T im e f e r l l f l c a t c . i ,<f Dcnoklt State. The husband named three I would never believe u man who must hnve been a fearful monster Gntciousness is not benevolence, tion. If it ii there you need nave f o r t i f i e d f liurka The War Department announces co-respoiulunt.1. The testimony re­ f a » h l , r'M flirrltM <lutxlunillni; ' for j; contains no element of iuthat an allotment of four hundred lating to two of thi-m wus disprov­ would do us Chambers did. Any |in its working tluy*. rve ......... no fear that in some way or other |B man who can do ns Chambers did thousand dollar-* has been made ed und was voluntarily withdrawn it will shine out. is so low. so despicable and WITH LIGHTS shining atanw 1 _____________________ con­ total fur improving the Bt. Johns river by the plaintiff. Thu third co-reniii a creature that hit word i the road, Uncle Sum's flying mail ' from Jacksonville to the ocean. rpondent took the atnnd against temptible Slat* nf Flnrlfla. I’mntty nf 1(••niliii*lc. hi.: —bin oath Meanwhile Sanford has to wail fur the defendant. He udmiUcd that Personally, -Is unwoithy of belief. ' ship* go' by night between New L K. II iirowit, CiinliiiT «»f tl>«? H.unctl Hunk* do The idea nt Geneva seems to be Contemporary Comment.*' I never would behove trial tlic ubuvc *tAt«*tni*nt In tru« to tl»»» bctl of my knowledKv * York und Chicago. That is pro­ much needed improvements in it* he had hud improper relations with that the United States wants to en­ nwf.ir cllvf. him nnd 1 don t think any iturnt il gross. And, because it means de­ water facilities. Anyway, we're the defendant. ter enter into an agreement with jury would.” f . It. UllOWN. Cashier i velopment o f the flying ship, i t ) "Women dress better than men." nutions to lintil traffic in nrnts, but glad some pine* has been abb- to The crowd in the courtroom hi«sC O IlltK fT -A T T K SV much for "thtf man wlu> kissmeans safety fur the nation. Cred- They wouldn't if they paid for i it wants to do it without entering get something out ‘ *1 th«* War |»e'•led, the women leading. As till' n l and told," n ft. II W IG H T, W. T f N N t f l . l f f K. It. J. HOLLY. P lreclor* New Ynrk culls jit Fnatninster New and President I men’* clothes.--Wall Street J qii( ii< intn nn agreement with other nauent. i wci M ulhitlbnl and a tv urn lo before me this 7th ii*y nf July: eallLy young man Chambers,him. , j Coolidge. lions.—New York Evening World. KTIIKL B. STIIANOK. Notary Public. We remember Pa'yton, Ohio, for its flood of several year* ago hut we.’ll remember Payton, TcnncHseu for its flood of orutory. dford left yester, N .'fV where she l weeks. E. J. Reid of Mi­ sts o f Mrs. M. D. week-end. A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars MODEST GIRLS MODEST STILL THE FLYING grandstand, which represents marvellous progress to us, will seem in future like the original little locomotive, with a barrel o f coal nnd u barrel of water on its platform, dragging two or three cars built like old ’ r.tage conches, at twelvu miles an hour. - ocia i J r ” -’ i Blrthtar. I i ■■ 0 fhe Fourth In Wall Street. A Flying Grandstand. At Old Zimbabwe. BY ARTHUR RRISRANR .c , on n m M w n sM i w m . . . m ;____ — SANFORD HERALl The Aeraki would be out o f style entirely if it shonkl-ijCK •a RKond Class Matttr. contribute its editorial to the thousands that are being evok­ 17, 131J, at tha r o s to ffle * Ifon l. Florida un<l*r A ct o f ed by that Scopes trial. For weeks upon weeks the Scopes J. MIT. case has permitted evolution And anti-evolution, Brynnism AMD 1- U * A M _ _ . __ M llir and nnti-Bryanism to o ffe r themes for graceful newspaper I0W A H D HKIUJ------- . M u a i n writers. Editorials fearfully and wonderfully made have ?hnn» M l been the out-crop, nnd The Herald must get in its share be­ l i t W acaolla Atrnmt "' ' iim ir n im n s b i t m fore the silly business at Dayton, Tennessee, has its day T n r - » 7 > * Six Month* I l l* and is forgotten. )M llv*rrd In C ur by C a r r o t, Iltlun SI «k. Ilu. tVaakly F.<ll With each side willfully misunderstanding the other, the ■ yomr. believers’* in both theories o f the origin of life can never . M PicriAl. M )TH R i A ll obituary a o 'lc r a card* of thank*, resolution* come together in any semblance of sincere agreement. The ‘ notice* ol entertainm ent* where man who glories inJiaving so improved upon the early form srgM a r t u ad * w ill bo charged regu lar adrartlalng rata*. o f life in which his kind was created cannot understand the objection o f another man to acknowledging a humble origin. ■ k m n r ii r n « a s s o c i a t e r> r « * i i Tha Associated P ie** la exclu t- And the man who insists that the first man made was exact­ Irelrr ontttlad i « the us* fo r ra- ly, like the man on earth today is utterly unable to under­ ... VODl*Ication o f all now* dispatch** Itaa to It’ Tw not otbarw lse cred- stand the other fellow. aradltaa Itod 111 thU paper and also tha In­ * • a I cal news published herein. All rights of rspubllcgtlon o f special dispatch*. Ilalf-baked theories offered in text books as facts arc uM 5%» at herein y a alsp rasas-ad. never right. No state should permit textbooks to be used in 192S its public schools that make statements unsubstantiated by WKDNEOTAYt JULY facts. And it can be accepted as just as unfortunate for ’ TU B HERALD'S PLATFORM 1,— Deeper water route to JackMon- Bible allegories to he passed on as facts. Geology and astron­ I * * 1 ville. * * omy show up the poetic "license” o f the Bible. The "Six 2.— Construction of St. Johna-In days” in which the Bible said the world was created is shown ’ ' than Hirer canal. by the irrefutable stories in the rocks to have meant many S<—Extension of white way. 4.— Extension of local amusements. million of years. The youngest class in geography can ex­ -—Swimming pool, tennis courts, plain to you that four angles could not have "stood on the „ etc, four corners o f the earth” , because the earth is not the flat — Augmenting of building pro surface tho old Bible writer assumed it to be. Anatomists gram—houses, hotels, apartment can even prove to you that woman was probably not made houses. Extension of street paring pro- from Adam’s rib, lunless the Creator immediately mndc gram. Adam another rib to take the place o f the one he used in ® L — Construction of boulerard Eve’s construction. ground Lake Monroe. T o The Herald it nil seems so futile, so abysmally silly. Completion of d ty beautifica­ Bryan nnd Darrow could argue to the end of time nnd prove tion program. 9.— Expansion of school system absolutely nothing. The big nnd vital point of the entire with provision for Increased fa­ question can never be touched by arguments nor opinions. cilities. The big point is that regardless o f what men know, regard­ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY less o f what men believe, we all come from the Unknown THE SEVENTH COMMAND. nnd depart into the Unknown— nnd Faith, blind nnd deaf and M ENT:—Thou shalt not commit dumb, is the only link between us and the Infinite Power to adultery. Exodus 20:14. which, or perhaps to whom, we owe our being. ' — ---- o--------Instead of discussions whose only value can be found in “ STATIS’WCS PROVE” ‘'Statistics prove’* so many things their stirring sluggish minds to thought, let there be discus­ The size o f towgs, the height o: sions that leave behind them something worth while. Lot kings, . there he some searching into tho PRACTICAL good of relig­ The age o f children in tho schools, ion. Is the orthodox Christian always the kindest, the squarThe skill derelopmpnt o f fools, est, the most unselfish citizen? If not, why not? The salaries that parsons get, The Herald has seen n lot o f people who go about boast­ The number o f abodes to let, The wealth o f lucky millionaires! ing o f their literal, absolute acceptance of Bibical teaching. The price of hens and mining It has also seen a lot of people who claim that they have shares— deep, abiding faith in the goodness of God, and yet they can­ All things below nnd things above. It seems to me, “ statistics prove.” not accept a literal interpretation o f the Scriptures. And in both groups The Herald has known men and women equally Ah . But nol statistics never yet, exemplifying the highest ideals o f Christian living. __ '!!'! rirf *: * �.rtu tv PRINTERS’ TASK LIG H TEN ED .,0,000 odil formerly drav$ upon J»y I agreed to limit the Chinese char- perinl edicts, MW* actcrs In use to 2,490 Instead o f names. nml * /T f, Columns Are Yours fc lw proper IIt find* Netv.t. Advertising Classified Directory How They Stand MMve' to Four and Second jfjO’hree to Nothing! Tninprt f vFIcldlng Good in 2nd Game The An Iveljr enti p u bllcetlo TAMPA, July 8.—Tampa de­ feated Sanford here Tuesday in both games o f u double header by scores of 5 to 4 nnd 3 to 0, as th result o f tight pitching by Alvnrqz, who relieved Cobb nft»r Snn­ ford had pushed over three runs by four straight singles. In the second gnme, Swanson, making his debut ns a Smoker tw:rier, shut out the Celery Feds, largely ns a result o f sensationul support in the pinches. First Game. SANFORD AB It II PO A E Wade, cf. . . . . . . 4 1 1 1 0 0 Wnlzak, 2b. . . . . 4 0 1 4 2 0 Curley, rf. .. .. 4 1 1 1 0 0 Moore, If............ 4 0C 3 1 0 Mctjue, 3b, . . . -I O il 1 1 1 Alford, c............ 4 0( 3 0 0 Frlsbie, ss. . . . . 3 0 ( 2 2 1 Bailey, lb. . . . . . . 4 1 1 9 3 1 Cusack, x . . . . . . 0 0I 0 0 0 Crawford, p........3 1: 0 4 0 eredItea H Had Ih tr eat n i v i 1 of republl ec herein W RDNI TH E H 1.— Deep< vllle. JL— Const dian R 3. — Kztei 4. — Eztei — Sw|g etc. 5.—Augn gramhouse*. 8.— Eztei gram; T.— Const around 8.— Com | tion pi t ^ —E xp a with p cilities. Totals .. 1. .. 34 4 t 24 13 xBntted for Frisbie lr 9th. TAM PA AB R £ PO A Snead, 2b........> 2 1» 1 3 Estrada, If. .. .. 3 1 1 0 Weik, s s . ;. Ia?e, r f....... Allen, cf. .. Jesmcr, lb. Hickey, 3b. Huggins, c, Cobb, it .. .Alvarez, p. BIBLE 1 THE M E N T :adultery. “ ST “ Stntisth The size king The age. Tho skill The sala The num The wen The nrid snsn All thing It seems But not Appraise Measurer Or probe Statistic. ^ I 'It Or weight In forest S tatistic 1 In high 01 Sin, beaut How mucl 3 E 0 0 Pittsburgh 0; New York 7. .001 ST. PETERSBURG. July 8.— /.O'! AMERICAN LEAGUE ” L L o u is ............... 3G 39 .4811 Driving “ Red*' Craig from the Cincinnati .. . . ____ 34 38 .472 mound in the first inning nnd Washington 1; Chicago 2. Phi ., ieiphia - ........ 35 40 .107 keeping up n hard hitting assault New York 2-5; St. Louis 12-0. 1 I'hilmlclphia-Cleveland, rain, (2 on Johnson, his successor, the games tomorrow). Saints Tuesday humbled Lakeland Roston-Dctroit, rnin (2 games to morrow). HI to o, to even the series here. Three errors by the Highlanders V*se 111 l ': SOUTHERN LEAGUE played a big part in the scoring. Mobile 0; Atlanta 2. Philaddfpb The Box Score Chicago . New Orlcnns 5; Birmingham 0. LAKELAND AB It 1! PO A E Little Rock-Chnttnnooga, rnin. •St. I,oujs Buckley, 2b........ 4 0 2 3 3 1 Memphis 10; Nashville 1. iJctroit .. Brazier, c f......... 8 . 0 2 2 0 0 Cleveland Welch,. *s. . . . . . . 4 1 t 0 2 0 8 0 1'TIIE ATLANTIC LEAGUE New York numns, If. .. .. 5 I) 1 2 0 1 Spartanburg 7-2;Knoxvillr> 4- 1. Boston „ . T. Edwards, lb. 3 0 1 12 0 0 Greenville 2; Asheville 12. Surface, r f........ 1 0 0 2 1 0 Columbia 9; Augusta 0. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Ponder, 3b.........4 I 2 0 0 0 Charlotte 5; .Macon 4. .. , , Won Lost Pet r nincis, c......... 4 2 2 3 2 i Now Orleans .. .. _ .. 4« 32 .fioi 0 0 0 0 0 q u a n t a ..................... 45 41 .52.1 Craig, V ............. 0 0 1 0 8 0 N ashville......... „ .. 40 39 .r>0fl Johnson, p.........3 l 1 i n n n Memphis.................. 43 45 .489 Luther, * .. „ Chattanooga ............ 40 42 .488 T'd n l s .......... 37 5 15 2i Ifl 3 . ................... i- II .488 xliattcri for Johnson In Pth. Birmingham .............. 37 it .457 r. PETE All R II PO A E Little Rock .. .. .. .. 37 44 .457 I"™ 0". If......... .1 2 1 1 0 0 Imn, ss.............. 3 3 3 2 2 0 essner, 2b........ 2 1 2 5 3 o Mew Y o r k .............. 45 0 0 u C arV y.rf......... 3 vk { I f : .........a & 1 0 11 M'Qne, Ji........... ... 0 ) | 5 I) ?’ Jolley, iJh. ..“ -_.,;i3 2 tuanck, p. M.... ta Tmpv S Our ,i expect * when P stay. " ~ TAM PA Estrada, |f.T Allen, c f .. i 1 C- • - 7 ■? Ant 4 vwfr A i l k 1 drcsM in fig M matic • Ilf fy K :ji AU; dinnn crowl keep Bri than you rcsig - 22 ra a K .*asa !*a | . . 2 H r In CUM of . K ,»iil.,llv« thor­ K ith rulva. rulaa " i ' 1 ■ >*" yu" Kat Ion. Ami If W will u«ii*t you B r w ant u<1. to H H fe ctlv r ■ t .voT icn K h n u M Klva their ■ b f f l c e mlilrree ns ■ n C p h o n a n uni her If K eolts. A b ou t one : J T x thousand has a the o th e r s can't K V f l t b you u nless M d e e s M s MOST he 1 lin e 1 at The U a rfais a g lta er h r let- Comer Oak Avenue and 2nd Street T als *>■ ■ » ClaasweSla era a a t ^vaiic. ■« Prompt. Kftlclant. IBCTORT ftllkla MIT , .i i m i . n Ira a rn lrd . in HT ■»♦- LJ 1 JjC llrrd. It •• ll.a llr <•' 0 » «» 0 0 ‘ 4 «> » irectory [ Multi graphing, moiling—« » you yob want it. E. Porch, Firzt ndg. D MOTOR RK* UNO. RIO SERVICE ctrical repairs. Ave. OrlsnJo, KiiR RENT A U T08 FOR IIUtK E AUTO SERVICE Day sight Meets all train*. RagPhone 651 ond C3-W CAFE vice and Quality Reign* I A C A F E affle House lW ht. 105 W. 1st St, g p Seco’r.I Game jy inning*: .. .. oio nut 000­ .. .. 100 001 21x>u. Stuart, Ih f Graham and Gib i 7 21 TT) 0 0 -0 ■Fstr.iU ^ Snead, doub?e „Cr fm 1U'°* •qubie nl plays Hickiy to SWU.uooJ Sneml to T bimm -i Ckk • s “ ’>f,,rd I, soT \'"T "" 1"*Cuinck ufl s'vn"M I.•\ struck outW by 1 Swanson 4. Umni* t'i«h ’ I i-7 ^ This i* Gcu round nthleti iversity, who National A. Pacific coast ill the high li the running I high jump, athlete* turm in Mention*. Ll. CAFP. Bn Service sod Qual Ireet and Park Ave j r 1stwrrfvsr Bow v " T o B E D 0*11114007" ) A b iv S U P P E R Fo p G oikltx 1KJ S\NlMMlMCr' VVHAT A F ?t v -o o DOlMCi U P H E P t ? VNHAT^ ) m -iA T v o o 'w e . g o t /■ .... __ apart­ FOR RENT— Furnished ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot nnd cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Ave. You know your offer, and your prospects know their needs. They nre sold if you convince them through your Want Ad that your offer most near­ ly meets their requirements. The additional facts that you give distinguishes your Want Ad from its competitors— and will very probably put you in touch with the right prospect quickly. Just hear in mind, when you write a Want Ad for these columns, to TELL A COMPLETE STORY THE FIRST TIME. FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando FOR SALE— Corner lot nnd ad morning Sentinal; largest classi­ joining lot on Pnlmotto Ave. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. MIRACLE Concrete C o, general imum 21c cash with order. cement work, eldewalke, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxeo. J. R- THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the Terwilleger, Prop. accepted want ad medium in Daytons (F a.) One rent a word HILL LUMBER CO. Houao a an insrrtkn. Minimum 25c. Service. Quality and Price. HILTON’S II.LING STATIONS AN1) AUTO SUPPLIES k?orn*. Huulnns, I n g r o w IUK Null*. Heavy Callou *e* or t>r«<t at'Mu* Yowi.ll lirnw t‘ lion«. IIUIjc bllavatur y B E I-llM D v o o ? 2108 PALMETTO AVE. your property AT AUCTION e Permanently located in Sanford FOR RENT—Two room furnished apartment. Ideal location, 200 K. Third Street. FOR RENT— Furnished kitchen and bedroom, 1101 Elm Ave. Schneider. The prices nre right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion o f Forrest Luke Hotel. ok Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. Pick Up Today's Herald rend through the classified adver- Beautiful Apartment Site 100 feet on Park Ave 111 feet on 11th St Wanted I WANT to buy from one to five well located building lots in San­ ford. Tlie prices must lie within reason and tho terms easy. If you have anything to sell, write me ful ly giving exact location, price ami terms. I mean business and will buy immediately. Have you any­ thing you really want to sell? Addr ess “ Investur" cure 'Hie Sanford Herald. WANTED at once. Stenograph­ er for light correspondence. II Carrington, 406 National Hank Building. Warehouse site 100x117 at $1,750 1 First street. A good investment. Apartment house Hollow Tile Stucco rent ten per cent on $(5,000.00. I hauiniHa sec!Ion. Priced nt $30,0 you (o invesliga e. Terms. Apartment House Site at $13,000.00. In Sanford's most exclusive residence section. Residence lot on Magnolia Ave., near very reasonably priced for a quirk A new five room dwelling in the Hanf at a price and on terms that xhn payera. Acreage at $8.50 Per Jrre. WANTED 1 will buy anythin? in Sanford Real Estnte that is good ami priced right direct from own­ ers, Box 1,000 Herald office. WANTED to become acquainted with some one who live.i in San­ ford uinl works in Orlando, mak­ ing trip every ray in car. Write Box 955 or cull 425. A. P. CONNELLY k SONS It E A L T O It 8 Magnot.'.i nt Second. WE LOAN MONEY AT 7 If.It CENT WANTED — Reliable, conqiotcnt man or womun to open and op­ erate a laud office in County ru al-. Must have some knowledge FOR RENT— Rooms with or with out meal*. Reanonablo rate* o f land ami owners. We furnish buyer*. Will make profitable ar- Lincoln House. nngements with proper persons. Reference required. Tumiumi ONE IN TEN Land Co., 109 Franklin St„ Tam­ Neglecting a little wound, rut nr pa, Fla. nbrnsion o f the flesh may in nine xv /V* l l'*U, two or three young cases out o f ten cntiso no great men to travel. Guaranteed sal­ nufferiug or inconvenience, hut it ary, railroad expenses, commis­ i* tlie one case in ten that causes sion:! ami bonus. Call Valdez llo- blood poisoning, lockjaw or a lel, I to 5 p.m., Thurmlay or Fri­ chronic festering sore. Tho cheap­ day. C. A. Ilouswortli, room No. est, safest nnd best course i* to disinfect the wound with liquid 304, Hnrozono and apply the Borozonu Powder to complete the healing proems. Prico (liquid) 30c, 60c nml $1.20. Powder 30c nnd COe. i No. 159182 Bold by Iainey's Drug Htore. Herald office. Rooms For Rent LOST -Diamond plMinum liar pin, in down town district Friday— values as a keep sake. Reward Phono CD5-W. .Mr*. K. J. C oa l*. Mgr. COItO.VADO lll-UCII. KI.OItir>A •»!•••«• VII IN. Vrnr Printing— Decorating I'llONK ;U>3 vi. r.sr v n : - i v v m x K i m Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 By GKORGF McMANUS W O U L D O E -S w. N -N C /X TiO rs TO M E I TO LD D lH T t H ir*l <­ iO O A X KCA-F* I D t>EE. /M S ’ | c « O T Ta, VJO RO Tax For Maintenance Of IVintcrs Home Is Increased This Year INDIANAPOLIS. July 8— The yearly Intohie o f the Union Prin­ ter* Iloin* in Colorado Springs, will lie iscreaxed nlniut $85,000 as a result of u favorable vote by members of the International Typografhlcal Union oil tiw ques­ tion of n t< n cent increase in the monthly per capita t.ix for main­ tenance »f the home. The Union member* gave the proposal a ma­ jority o f almost 15,000. Tho additional money will be used to complete and equip an ad­ dition to the homo and for main­ tenance. Helpless patients, who have not previously been eligible for admission, will be cared for un­ der the-enJargement plan. As a method o f dealing with the problem of the unemployed why not pass n good stitf law against w ork?— Nashville Banner. Itaten: 14 mi mr tiny. Ily the Week $35.«U tloiilile; Il5.uu hIokI«. loilihy r u le s to a - U r u in le y HIUk . Manrurtl K lorlJa C.OHS' T O OAsO. See this Range and Watch it work at our Demonstration, tum c 10 oc an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. FOR RENT: Bungalow, Sroams, bath and screened porch. Furnish­ ed, near new hated. Phono 571-J. ■RINGING UP FATHFR •SALKS FORCE are EXPERTS n guarantee Satisfaction. MAYFAIR ATTORN K Y S-A T -I.A W BRYAN, Office in Bank Building Annex. o o » 417-L 3. wonderful feature__ 1 it only on the Wcstmakes c o o k i n g automatic. Set it r f he cooking at any choose: it shuts off 1 m the same convc• I he Wcstinghousc mnot get too hot s ^,u‘ h to do nothing class cooking, convc^ economically Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOR RENT— Apartment. Two rooms and bath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will bo vacant Au«*. 1. Prac­ tically new. Address 305 enre Herald. Davey and Nesmith LAWYER So near million iloll.ir hrloga arrnaa Raennihi* lluy aturlnil; uua rtrr million ilnllur uporii Ikiii * k nnilar ennxir uo*!*.»: t w o million* h eltif ap xnl un h lg l iw a y ; KreateHi rhunrii f o r live Onvalopur* In k *< In un grouiu) floor. W r lto l>uval.ipmrtit Dapiirlmaul Tlii* I’ nniaenla N- w MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people aro interested in Florida. Each 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. 'o f them through a classified ad in the Morgnntown POST. Six rents a word for six consecutive -I99-M — Phone — 499-M 1VART THE FLORIST” Flowera for all occasion*. 114 Myrtle. Phonz 2G0-W . MEAT MARKET Contractor and Builder FLORIST Automobiles I Chiropodist G STORE — Pre|gs. Sodas. Wd bu as your phone. LECTRIC CO. Gilloa dt Piatt y Everything elecM22. Elcctragith m ornin g The Ball Hardware FOR RENT— APARTMENTS. One two-room apartment nnd ono three-room apartment, Apply Her­ ald office. FOR SALE: 7 room house, corner FOR RENT: Attractively furnish­ lot 50x117. Facing east with ed apartment. 1st floor, 202 I’urk large shade trees. Price $1,500. Ave. $700 cash, balance $35 monthly. Dean-Berg Corporation, 202 1st street. VVEKT • IItotN Ia —Clnrkstjiirg. Ths FOR SALE: Kxpnnant. FOR RENT— Kitchen, Inal room nnd garage, 1101 Elm Ave. tisements and learn for yourself w hy classified advertising is so important. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 202 First Street. Chirk •tmru FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones Includ­ ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phone R. I* Sclden, Seldcn Bldg, Daytona Bench, Fla. FOR RENT: 9 acre tiled farm at edge o f city limits. R. S. Rend, Box 244, Sanford. Corner lot on Oak Avenue in rapidly growing sec­ ki'liKlIns Sievliiy, tnornlns li i « » . tion $1,800 on terms of $000 cash ARCHITECT 1 Mill per minimum lie . and balance payable yearly, A PALM BEACH C O U N T Y -T h e rare buy. Dean-Berg Corporation. scene of *tu|>endou* development Phone 713. FOR SALE: Spec ini :\ale. beautiful Collie puppies, three months old Rend shout it in the Pnlm Bitch Post. Sample copy sent on ft - CORNER I.OT on Palmetto A v e n -1and nothing finer-. Fully guaranGriffis Stock quest. uo, * 1,500, $50 cash and $50 teed $15.00 each,, monthly. This lot will sell for Farms, Lamont, Fla. ADVERTISING get * results if It $8,000 this coming wuitir. Dean- ----- -------reaction potential buyers. t*a- Berg Corporation, Phone 713. MUST SELL.--E iiAiinr.it sh o p latku Daily News is ctrcutsted In sn induct Ial and agricultural sec­ $500 CASH mid balance payable 113 Magnolia Ave. tion. A First Class Barbers monthly will buy new five room Special Attention bungalow in high class residential .ADVERTISE tn tT.e Journsl-HerGiven T o Ladien and Children Address S. B. C., care uld, South Georgia's greatest section. newspaper Morning, afternoon, Herald. weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates Chinnware In English I’ oroc- I0c per line Waycruss Journal FOR SALE: Three well located in Oak Hill. Buy direct from own­ lain.s, Huvarian and Japanese Herald, Waycrosi. Georgia. er, nnd save commission; Easy TAMPA MORNir 0 TRIBUNE— terms. • Chinn make lovely gifts Address "Owner” care $125 Phonographs .... Send in your vhscription tc the Herald. S 30 Electric fans .... Tribttno or linml t to your 1 a-ai % 15 Electric funs .... dealer so you can read Florida's $ 10 Electric fans grentest newspvoer. One year I New Pluyrr Piano. $8.0(1, 6 months J4.0C, three mouth* E ltO D J. M o U g h t O I l $2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ DEPENDABLE USED CARS I Second Hand Piaon 1921 It,sice Touring. Tires nnd Tubes. ance policy add 75 cent* to your ARCHITECT 1925 Dodge Coupe. At Low Prices In Dr« order. 1923 Dodge Coupe. First National Batik Hide. DO YOll WANT to buy or *ell 1922 Dodge Touring. anything?" If so advartlee la 1923 [lodge Graham I 1*2 ton Sanford, —----------- Florida ho "Gainenvill* Sun." Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. D K V K G O P *•:!«• A riW ’ T I O N — Psu MILLER O. PHILIPS. Inee. 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla sncnla I* begltinlav in « (t.'Hi.Kl Ob Dodge Bros. Sales and Service ru lop n ifu t In ill.ii uiii'n lilati.ry; a Oak and 2nd St. half m illion «|.-Il.tr tilahway iu ilia Phone 3 FOOT SPECIALIST r i ' i f liaaeb Just rnlaha-l; a tw o fact. ' m i. c . i.. nisi.ten REDS SPLIT 1)01 III,E PHILADELPHIA, July 8.—Ciu iiuni.tti split even in doulile head ei- with Philndelphia Tuesday, wit: mg the first gamu 4 to u, and lo« mg the second 4 to 3. Ruin- Ilress lev winched hi* left ankle in tin first game when ho foil ov. r Cate! ci Wilion while scoring in the *e. «!»' ;rnnu.. lie was carried o ff tiu fu-ld and sent in a hospital t. hnvu an X-ray taken of the- injury , First (iunir Score by innings: Cincinnati »2I rail ono—i4-ia-l I'l dadelphia 000 000 nun—« . <m .. l; ; ,tto/i.'T :l r,'»"<Jhuc and Wingo; Letts, l Irich and Wilson. ' Give them a mental picture of the article or servico that you aro offering, or the thing that you want to buy. M a te r ia l I DAVID B. HYEB lOXOPAH, Nov.. July 8— Wnt* ter is now selling for five cents a gallon in the little hooni mining town o f Gilbert on the desert near licrp. Tho principal linrber shop of Gilbert has n fully equipixd bath tub but there is a sign that customers must furnish their own water. L , Car. Drive it lak and Second St 0 0 0 APARTMENT FOR RENT— At tractive and •convenient. Call at Herald office for further in formation. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. U u rol St. Phona 6M 0 •' 0 i — in other words, no matter what sort of Want Ad you may be writing, tell your prospects what you would want to know if you were the buyer in­ stead of the seller. MAINE— Walervtlle, Morning SaaThe results will take care o f themselves! tlnel. Thousands o f Maine,peoFormerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At nlc are Interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through tb* First Street. Sentinel. Rata card on applicnJAMES H. COWAN—All kinds .ion. o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak A LITTLE W ANT Ai> In Yhe Herald will bring yon big re­ Avenue and Third Street Tele­ sults. Advertise those old articles phone 111. __________ you have stored away and have no use for. A litle thirty cent ad MIRRORS RESILVERED FOR SALE—3 cast front San­ Furniture bought and sold. Call may bring you several dollars. ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy Jackson Furniture Co., Phone G47 Phone U8 nnd a representative will terms. Box 431, enre Herald. call to see yor. B u ild in g : S B B 0 qV , U '' .............J "•1 (,,|() 0—3 There Wh« And i Sell Miller O. Phillips, Inc. 3 0 () L> [\ , Hworo by inningsf Tamm?1 .........“ '* ,Ml' m Wo i its flo. we’ll r for its zanies t NEW YORK, July 8.—Tin Giants nnd Pirates, old enemies in Total t ........ 30 10 II 27 13 Lakeland......... um om oo.'l— | baseball, settled down to a rigo­ St. Petersburg . 421 012 00x— Ji rous five-game tost, Now YorkSummary: Two base hit, Weld taking tho first combat, 7 to (i, and Dumas, Allen, Hernandez. Shan creeping up t.» within one full ron. Three base hit, Mcssnvr game of the pace-setting club Barnes. Stolen bases, Brown. Sue from Pittsburgh. rifiee, Meaner, Barnes, Br•own, I Successive home runs by .Moon. Welch. Double plays Johnson to n,,d Cuyler in the first inning Francis to Edwards Barnes to I threatened u troublesome* day for Mer ncr: Surfac to Francis; A l-'lo u n g Kent Greenfield, McGrow' I n to Mcssncr to Barnes; llvr- choice for mound duty, hut he nnndcz to Mcssner to Barnes. Left rtoadied and his mates delivered on base, St. Petersburg (!; Lake­ llm victory with thirteen Imso land 8. Bases on balls, o ff John­ blows showered upon Aldridge, son (1; Edwards 2. Struck out by Shrclinn and the veteran BuIm- A.’ Johnson 1; Edwards 3. Hits off Adams. Among them were a home Frnjg I in I 3 inning; Johnson to run by Frisch and two doubles am! in i 2-3. Hit by pitcher by John­ a single by Young. son (llarnea). Wild pitch John­ Score by innings: son (2 ). Losing pitcher, Craig. Pittsburgh .. 201 000 300-0-11-1 Umpires, Ware. Time 2 hours. New York .. .. 001 001 02x—7- 13-0 Batteries; Aldridge. Sheehan" Adams and Sntlth; Greenfield, ..eh f and Snyder nml G<nvdy, niorienn z— ' any in , WdlJ'Mttf, J u l / H.— classification, error la made The Ben* V M - J S E B 8IS ! JHftmr address. 11 y 1 2 -l Swanson, p......... 1 0 0 S S * !? r F i v o Balloon T i r e s flf yl | 0 0 l l l e W Cr’ n u ............... ;i Nowi who a| intoxin brldogr Second Game Score by innings: New York ... 010 020 0 0 2 -5 - 8-1 St. Louis .. .. 101 003 001—0-10-0 Batteries: Ferguson, Shawkcy. I’ ennock and O'Neil; Girard and Nixon, Hargrave. # M rmtss are for eonftinaertlons. t of average length inted a line. 1 charge ISo for flret SB. irtlalng la restricted to FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Oak Ava. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. LEARN ABOUT t o l l County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tala* WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us gram. Beat advertising medium In first. We do it. Phone 417-W. South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. lakeland. Fla. R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales tb tough the Xenia Gazette. REAL P.STATB Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural 1 E. SPURRING, subdivision district Want ad and display specialist Subdivision to Or­ rates on request lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixit High­ c o u n t m m 10*.) i.e n m e R -c iM iifl-il eite have the largeat tlrcuway. inllon In Bouthweitara Oeorgle. Hole l«* ft-w ord) line. TIN AND M ETAL WORK TO REACH Pin prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers o f Vointla SIGNS county advertise in the DeLand Any Kind— Anywhere Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. 01 0 ) 81 23 2 " . 3 H ekey, 31........ For one thing, the Special Coach really accommodates five adult passengers in comfort And then the body lines and special ap. pointments are singularly smart ^ 15 1 All RI PO A E - a-kqfe »! 1 0 'Veik, as. .. The nay* th trstd ir dertake Already a familiar and attractive sight on all roads. Ilnston Braves Win Fifth In How, Beating Cords in Two; Beds Divide With Chill ies A m C u bs lies! Dodgers 10-5 \ Second Gan •ANFORI) AB IH PO A E cf. .. .. .. 3 01 1 () (I V -ynk, 2b.. . _ .3 (D 2 tt p Gcttln ul ice mu lea uf 30 Lrooklyn . . . . . . . . .. 38 37 \ in eighth; off Alvnroaf in 2. Win­ ping pitcher, Cobb, lipire l'ieh (I 1 2 III he re. a ealllately far FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE St. Petersburg 10; Lakeland 5. Tumpn 5-.1; Sanford 4-0. For Rent TYPEWRITERS AND RRPAIR8 FOIt DIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY All makes of typewriters for NEWS— it covers Broward County thoroughly which is one of the sals on tasy terms, for rent, also most rapidly growing sections on repairs. O ffice supplies. Room tt the Florida East Coast. Sample Ball Bldg._______________ _________ copy i»nd rate card upon request. Advanca Drive “ Red” Craig From Box NATIONAL LEAGUE In First Inning nnd Keep Chlcngo 10; Brooklyn 5. NATIONAL LEAGUE l Tp Slugging Throughout St. I.ouia 4-2; Boston 7-8, Won Lost Pet Game to Win Score 10 to 5 Cincinnatti 4-3; Philadelphia 0-4 Pittsburgh .. .. .. .. 44 27 .011 Totals _ .. .. 27 5 ■' 27 13 li Score by innings: , S a n fo rd ................. OOOkbO 030— 1 Tumpa „ .. ........... (JOO'OO 40x—5 Summary: Two bnsohits, Bail­ ey, Weik, AJIen, JIugg». T im e base hit, McQne. Sjlen base, Estrada. Sacrifices, obb, IA*e. Double plays, illailey i» McOue, Curley to Bailey, Sr.ql to Weik to Jesmcr, Huggins unnoad, Al­ varez to Jesmcr to W*. (.eft on bases, Sanford 4; Tnnii 4. Base on balls, o f f CrowfonO; o ff Al­ varez 1. Struck out, I Crawford Jll^by Cobb 5; by Alvajz 3. Hits o ff Cobb 8 in 7 Inninj none out c.......... 3 RATES Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Half) Won I,o8t Pet Tampa ----------- .. 11 r, ,73; Lakeland .. . . ......... 12 8 .Ml >Vln First Gnme R V ^corc O f St. K te rs liu rg ------- 9 11 .45C Snnford . . . . . . . . .. .. 4 15 .211 em for Results r -— ' M O P E O U G A N '^ ) tiU A-CK \ t)H O P ------ i Its O P E N • C------- H R O W THE J O B - d O cjvn I O O CJAT T O . ACT O lM T 'X 'b NOW s------- r~ IL L HANE.. T O O IM FRCE. A. m ih o t e . : Motor Insurance Protect your motor by using Veedol Oil. Special VeedolForzol for Fords. Takes All The Chatter out nml insures you cool, smooth*) operation as long as you use Veedol Forzol. Let us ilrnin your crank case :\v j •i| Ii 1 ! i [ jli JK JbM- Sanford Electric Co. Service Station 116 Magnolia Avenue iford, Fla. I'honc 112. Elm and 1st St. Drive In. (Jus, Oil, Tires, Accessories MCSTHERS’ C-vET GV7AV C .R E T S E B N i i C E 7Q B* ■ ALLEN AND BRENT 11G E . S econ d S tr e e t, S a n fo r d , Fla 01923 at lar i. Fr*ruric S rsv ici. Inc. C 'm l Bilt*iit iii,hi» icvciv cd Plume 117-W. Hanford, Fla. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 08, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c0076b7774692bcb71c3a07c721d24f7.pdf 526212ecdf567fc7d1f1b9d767e4d183 PDF Text Text _. ’ YOUR NEWSPAPER llahcd in Florida's Heart, World's Greatest Vegetable Ion, Its Richest Garden Land Local thundershower* Thai and probably Friday; gentle arid routheast winds; ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1925. ' ** . * | " Dayton All Set For Its Evolution Trial ■tins Off Bridge | Creek Killing keRoss,Charged Eh Failure Bank Instantly, Officials Think __ DAYTQN, Tenn., July 0 — Dayton today settled down to the completion of the final pre­ parations for what has been termed the "battle between the fundamentalists and evolution." Attorneys, witnesses, news­ papermen, photographers nnd plain visitors are arriving on every incoming tram nnd bus ami were greeted by the monot­ onous clanging of hammers os carpenters applied the finishing touches to concession stands springing up In every nlley way and lining the sidewalks. An array of defense counsel is scheduled to rcnclt here to­ day. Clarence Darruw is dus in late this afternoon. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - fcSON, Tenn., July 9.— "J. W. Ross, of tho federal t court for Western TcnjoTlninmn B. Carroll. bankers IfL . Cawthon, timber denl^nds charged with implicitf lrrcgulnrtica which result.bn, failure of the .Peoples, (KSSunk of rfacksoii, closed a ago after thu discovery of M t.H jp a r.-n t s h o rta g e in its ac$300 OOO a *‘R rct;n^ n*: m orc ll,an Indictment.i returned Wednes­ day by the Mndfson county grand Jary charged Judge Ross with ncgjgpry to embezzlement, forgery ; ■fraudulent breach of trust; ^ B ,;i • B. Carroll, former cashiur B e wrecked bank, with embezB u t , forgery nnd breach of ■ f t John M. Carroll, his son nnd fofigpriy assistant cashier of thu ! -'B w ith aiding and abetting an ^nyB*Ivnmnl ami Cawthon with . ‘'■ l H>r Judge Ross war fixed / - R ood which was signed by a ' r j R 1 ,l,orc men -immediately I . ¥ ^ B m,‘U"i-einrnt was made m ' *j|^B^ment. Bonds for Carroll " / M l ««».! Cawthon supplied by " at the time of their U- i f f Warrants prior to the inquiry were pemilted Covurv rn $ V , K ot thc dls“ T00* ita resourbearing thc n a m-n' ' ^ KoaR anJ “ 'suited in d * & i r r ibc' nfr,n}?'lu l,y thc hqui. l u fonCK°f ( tr ‘U.|on hun t),e for 8U»P*ndod vzpments inof f; , *?°,Vnt8' Judge Rots declined in ■unw demanded, Insist|? * £ h^, w“ 9 ,n°t indebted to the bank. Hc declared that the tljrned over to the r^ !L ^ 'in“not benefit |0na ,y an,J hu hud received fromthnt them, lie also issued a statement denying a fe o p Jr<inL ib*iin unything imB optr in 'htusu ‘ dealings with the Captain Robert Connell Is Be­ lieved to Be Foul I’lay Vlvtim ; Has Been Missing for The Past Three Months WASHINGTON. July 9 -D is ­ appearance of Captain Robert M. Connell, regular army officer for­ merly assigned at uationnl guard instructor at Lancaster, Pu,, wns reported Wednesday at the War Department. No trace of the missing officer has boon found since he wns or­ dered transferred from Lancaster to Fort Hancock, N. J., more than three months ago. The War Department some time ago received n report that Caplain Connell had failed to appear nt Fort Hnncok nnd investigation wns begun. Officials believed hhad met with some accident or had been unduly delayed, nnd would explain his absence on arrival at the New Jersey station. Since then, however, concern for his safety has erown nnd tho investi­ gation has been extended to the Baltimore corps urea headquarters and the Lancaster police. War Department records fail to show that Captain Connell had any living relative a t the time he enttp-d the service, •>T.i • .*3 e iu among the_rlruugcbi ia army jH'iice time annals. Cap­ tain Connell’s service, the records show, has been excellent, and be­ cause of Ids omisuallv good rat­ ing. Major (iencrul Hull, Judge At.voeate General, has recommend­ ed that the law which requires the army to drop from its rolls the names of ofifeers who are absent without leavo or explanation for a period of ninety days should be disregarded in this case, at least for a brief additional lime. .So far as tho investigators have been able to learn, Captain Confuct^ order, without truro of any re in nerfinancial or other tre es which might have caused hi pear deliberately. Captain Connell wns second lieutenant and porary commission in artillery in 1917. He Maryland in Februnr; received his appointment fdont that state, lie was transferred from the temporary to the perman­ ent commisinned personal and pro­ moted for meritorious service to the grade of first lieutenant nnd later to that of captain. SEATTLE, July 9—An oyster hatchery to produce several mil­ lion egg* a season is thu work this summer of Professor Trevor Kincaid, in charge of the zoology department of the University of *Va.sldngton. His object is to commercialize the Japanese oyster which lays 7,­ 000,000 eggs in a few days. Kincti.d seeks to retain these eggs und J uJ kc Ross Denies develop them into oysters, though of the discovery of the hutching of Japanese eggs has Dhi. T w \ ; ‘ 0m° . drawn on Mem­ tud previously been successful in this country. The hatchery is near Bellingham 140 miles north of here, and is one of three oyster hatcheries in the ........... world, the other two being in New • _ PRICE FIVE CENTS - _________ Indiana Farm Bureau Say* Marketing Firm’s Failure ; Is Victory for Producers I»y day he was a college xludctU, a football star and president of-the Y. Mk C. A.—hut by night ho was a hijuckcr. On one of his lawless raids a policeman was killed in Dallas, Texas. His name is Will­ iam Jmnmgs Bryan Goodman, his homo is in Tulsa, Okln., nnd last fall he \v:u a star etui,on tho'Uni­ versity of T il a football*Gum. He is under arrest. Advertising Manager Boyd of Magazine Printed In Orlan­ do Tolls of .Methods to (Jet !|u-1 Results FromPaidr\d s Large Porches Are Being Constructed Kitchen nnd Boiler Room and CHICAGO, July 9.—Dissolution Dormitory For Servants of tho Grain Company $20,000,000 Are Started This Week ci ncern and the largest farmer co­ operative venture ever attempted Work on tho new Forrest Iaike apparently became certain Wed•tel in this city. has progres­ u-sdqy along with prospects for *hn recovery of Dcan.Onatavin and sed rapidly during the past sev­ eral weeks nnd is fast nearing Company, bankrupt brokers. The Armour Grain Company, the completion, according to a state­ largest of four old line grain com­ ment this morning by J. F. N. panies that merged to form the Huddleston, superintendent of the .co-operative which was to have work for the W. I). Gcrbrick heon controlled nnd owned hy Company of Sanford and Jacksonfarmers, and Itoscnimuin Brothers, ville. another o ftho vendor companies, Mr. Huddleston declared (hwt applied for the right to do business work has been carried on nt topunder their own nnmes on tho Chi­ notch speed nnd that the contrac­ cago Board of Trade again. The tors are exceedingly well pleased permission wns granted. with rcsultr. obtained thus far. The Armour Takes Over. structure will bo completed in The Armour Company will take ample time for It to be turned ov­ over all of the Grain. Marketing er t.n the firm of Hulick nnd HulCompany’s open eontfnets, i.mount ick on Dec. 1, he snid. ing to about 3,000,000 bushels of Foundations for tho kitchen nnd grain. * boiler room and the servants’s Gcorgo E. Marcy, hend of the dormitory, neither of which are in­ Armour Grain Company nnd an cluded in tiie main building, have executive of the co-operative when been laid, said Mr. Huddleston, and nsked if the co-opt raiive expected purt of tho walls have been built to dissolve following Wednesday’s so that dredging Work in that happenings said; , vicinity can begin ns soon as is "Well, it looks like it, doesn't desired bv the city. It’ " Two Coats Stucco Applied Banker creditors yesterday an­ nounced that tho properties inerg­ Ho further pointed out that tho ' i to form tho co-operative wore first two coats of stucco hnve to be turned back to tho old com­ been applied on the west wing of panies which were parties to the the hotel nnd that the plasterers merger, but officials of the Grain are ready to put on the third nnd Marketing Company emphatically last coat during the ncx few days. denied that such was the plan, de­ From ho west wing the stucco work clared thnt the co-operative would will proceed to the east wing, it be able to meet obligations amount, was learned. Mr. Huddleston snid that prac­ ing to $4,000,009 on July 28, the end of tho first yenr of its opera­ tically all of tho rough plumbing tion. work and installation has been completed and that the building Officials In Denial. Grain Marketing Company offic­ has already beta wired. Workers ials were still firm in their state- nm at. attjp.-tja hpsty. py'tlpg lath­ metita that the company did not in­ ing on the'Inside walls and it ex­ tend to disentegrntu and that plans pected that the plasterers will be­ would be formulated before July gin their work on tho inside some­ 11*Il'IiSnlt ..At. .. I time next week. 28 1by which S itt might4 I___ be continued. The porch on tho front or north Recovery of thu brokerage firm, a $35,009,000 concern, appeared side of tiie hotel is nearly com­ probable today after New York pleted und the large porch on tho ami Chicago creditors had raised south sidu is well under construct­ most of II $2,5110,000 rehabilitation ion this week. Nearly all o* the fund to lie applied to maintain $29­ framework of the porches is com­ 000,000 in loans, ami after hanks pleted so that the floors may be holding collateral had again post­ finished within a short time, Mr. poned for another dny the selling Huddleston said. Sanford’s new city jail, located oi the collateral to allow creditors to complete the fund. The Rosen­ northwest of the recently finish­ baum grain interests, involved in ed municipal hall, is rapidly near­ tiie Grain Marketing Company, ing completion ami according to were also back of Dean, Onntuvit reports of city officials will bo and Company. The principal features of suc­ cessful advertising, declared Ad­ vertising Manager Boyd of the Florida Earth, a magazine publish­ ed in Orlnndo, before tho Junior Chamber of (’ammere* today, “are making thn town or city in which we live more attractive to our­ selves so that we will have a bet­ ter opinion of it, learning why the people who have come to these places during recent years did come and learning who leaves these places and why they left.” Those three things are essential t<» correct and result-getting adver­ tising, Mr. ltoyd asserted. He further pointed out the difference between advertising and publicity amt declared that they should not be confused. For tho proper methods of adver­ tising, he said information ns out­ lined in tho three principles must be secured by cities and towns and this is best obtained through jun­ ior through junior organization such ns the Boy Scouts and clubs Failure a Victory. composed o( young people. INDIANAPOLIS, July 9.—DisContinuity also, asserted Mr. aolution of the $26,000,000 Grain Boyd, is another cscntial part of Marketing Company of Chicago advertising. The proper use should was hailed Wednesday by the In­ lie made of space that is paid for diana l'arm Bureau Federation in and caro should Ini taken to avoid a statement by William Stahl, ed­ space that is to olarge. Be sure itor of the federation')) official that the advertisements get results, publication, as a victory for "true he said. co-operative marketing." in advertising Hanford, he con­ Stahl declared "the collapse will tinued, the idea should lie sold to react iu favor of true co-o|>eraLivu the prospective citizen and inves­ marketing of farm products,” nnd tor that Hanford is n good place reiterated the opposition of tiie Inin which to be and to stay in, that dinfttt organization to tho project he will huvu good and congenial l<p.‘nt(.>i! "it violated every princi­ neighbors and that it is a place in ple of tyound marketing." which an investor or- worker can make a comfortable living in ad­ dition to being a place where funds Father-In-Law Will can lie securely invested. Get $5.50 Tombstone The question of enreavuring to have removed from the downtown sidewalks, all bootblack stand was SAN FRANCISCO, JJuly 9.— again brought up at today's mu-t­ A white tombstone without an ing and was discussed at length. opitaph was •<<i«l to a "lady in n No official action wns taken, how­ rod suit’’ for her father-in-law ever. A report was also made by fur $5.50 at the annual seized ar­ the zoo committvc, although (ho ticles sale of the police department project wns tabled at the last here tnduy. meeting. It was announced that “Pretty cheap, I call it," said Mayor Forrest Lake will appeur the Indy as two burly officers car­ before the organization next ried the tombstone to her cur. Thursday in connection with the ''I ’ve aeen them—$75 they cost matter. now—it’s for my father-in-law." German Exchanges Cease To Operate As Ite-Valuation P rogram Is Delayed inuo o hend poliicn! parties, but inu.it adhere to them. The Reichstag committees’s plan allows new holders of paper mark state loan securities u re-vuiuution of only two nnd a half per cent, and it is asserted that this differentiation is opposed hy the members of the exchange u» wtdl as by experts. The argument is ofered that tho parties behind the government are trying to force concessions in re­ valuation incompatible with sound economics. The Boursen Zeitung, pro-gov­ ernment financial organ, berates the political parties, declaring: “the Reichstag parties no longer deem It necessary to rcsaect the government set up by themselves as the authority. In recent tithes cases have recurred again ami aCnjn ot tho government parties changing government bills mater­ ially, and especially sabotaging tiie government's economic policy." The closing of the bourse and other exchanges has no bearing on industrials and other stocks. The bourse HR rcaunio today, i NUMBER 282. STUCCO WORK Nine Persons Kill ON NEW HOTE 30 InjuredBy Stor IS BEING DONE 1„ Northern S t a P.ospccLs for Recovery Of Dean, Onntnvia & Company Defunct Brokerage Firm. Seems Practically Assured First Two Coats Are Already Applied to West Wing of Armour DoesBusincss Hotel Forrest Igtkc; Rough Under His Own Name Plumbing About Finished Double Life WASHINGTON, July 9.—Frank \\. Mondcll’s resignation ns u member of the war finance corpo­ ration has revived reports that he is to enter the Coolidge cabinet, some predictions even assigning him to the post of secretary of tho treasury on the theory thnt Air. Mellon is to retire. The more general speculation, •— — » however, is that hc is slated either for tho interior or war department Crop Reports From portfolio, on the more plnu.tihlc Ireland Encouraging assumption that Mr. Weeks or Dr. BERLIN, July 9—Gcrmun ex­ Work will resign. That some such changes censed to operate Wednes­ K J n a previous statement J U(jtto . DUBLIN. - . July _. —The __ crops in preferment is in view is taken for day by reason of the action taken ^ dydarod that there had been the Free State were this year at granted by Republican leaders hy tho bourse committee in pro­ ■ S f j w h * r f c bU least three weeks later than us­ [here, v.bo vyere surprised at Mr, test jiguinst the govermont's <luual. At the beginning of June the | Mondell’s resignation and inimedi- lav in enacting a definite re-valu­ continued rain had caused some i atcly concluded he had received ation porgram and also ugainst private assurance of high plucu tho decision of tho revaluation pipping Hoard Turns apprehension for the next harvest, !Ifrom committee of tho Reichstag to the president. but fine hot weather changed ev­ differentiate between the old nnd .Mellon Retirement Rumored 'own IJaltimorc Offer erything, and reports from all dis­ Vague rumors have been nUoat new holders of paper mark state tricts arc regarded ns encourug■ng. The prospects of the potato for some time that Mr. Mellon, rtlac loans. W Tashington flsMgik#Ina2— _ ,aJuly " Thc committee further wns crop on Urn poor wet soils of the tiring of officinl life and sn l>e j prompted to closu the Berlin exWestern counties ara said to be that his tax program wou I todnv i „ Rcra«.V'i^ were o r­ morc doubtful. realized in the next congrea was j change by thu consideration that , t.h.e U p p in g Board contemplating retirement u thereby wholesale dumping of pre­ hour when his popularity is at u war securities on the market would Of m i n th c r, rcc°nimcndaJn * “ '"‘dent Palm er of tho Chinese Situation May peak, ami before thc incoming io stin r'}t,0n that the bid of congress embroiled him in controMetal Com- Be Cleared Up Shortly Iversy over the Couzens commith fof( l n,ore oi. I I ,270,000 j tco report ami charges of malad' ministration of thc dry and tnx laws. But instead of nny foundation appearing to evince n keen inter­ est in his office und its exactions aiul ha i himself discredited the ru­ mors. Several prominent Repub­ licans, now here scouted the idea today that Mr. Mondell is to entor the cabinet through that door, & & £ £ ? _____ [Dj§ Dissolution Of Huge Grain riu| Marketing Concern Assured, __ Armour Assumes Contracts K r a i Official Undel K|B5,000BondWas on \y ay to DogKennels 1 JACKSON, Tenn., July 9.— Judge J. W. Rosa of the W est­ ern D istrict of Federni Court, Who yesterday was indicted in connection with tho failure of the_ PWjble.s Savings Bank of J a d w * today was killed in anatdSm obile accident. 'o t H B R oss was killed when in which lie wns a bridge about five "f here ,in<*turn,'J ,>v,'r In yKHKrik pinning him und-rVjs believed he wns killed 1 The body was dlscover| after the tragedy and Ion showed he suffered a Iw on his head. He was profusely when his body K;ht to Jackson. Ross is said to have start[h dog kennels maintained 'Kirkpntrich, whose name ins was charged in one thc lit returned yesterday, ing forged. At the time lone in the car. f m . ■ and $10,000 for furniture und fix­ tures. It is said that the structure will house comfortably all of the crim­ inals that the city will have occas­ ion to lock up for a number of years to come. It is modern in ev­ ery respect, having a court room on tho second floor, offices and quarters for the police force, a kitchen nnd other facilities which, it is declared will help to put San­ ford in tho front as u city protterly caring for its prisoners. South of the city jail, tiie county contemplates erecting an even more substantial jail than that now be­ ing built hy the city of Sanford. (Cutoinued on Page Three) Presbyterians May Curtail Their Work BecauseofFinances NEW YORK, July 9.—Warning of an imminent financial crisis in tho Presbyterian church, growing out of a $1,210,000 indebtedness at tho close of the Inst fiscal year, and threatening curtailment of missionary nml charitable projects was sounded in a statement Wed­ nesday by the Rev. James (j. Bailey, field director of tho Prcsbyterinn general council’s commit­ tee on program und field activities. Unless $12,000,000 is raised by itH 10,000 churches with 1,800,000 communicant members, the denom­ ination is faced with "sore embar­ rassment and distuster," tho Rev. Mr. Bailey said in his report. Giving $12,000,000 ns the abso­ lute minimum if further deficits are to be prevented and existing debts paid, thc general council to­ day announced that tt budget of $15,000,000, alreudy approved by tho general assembly for the cur­ rent year, actually was necessary to offset further rotreut in churih charitable endeavors. To further retrenchment and pro vent emb.iri iissinunt arising from lack of funds, the general council urged that the gifts of church members for missionary and benovolunt causes, averaging $5.84 mmlttee of fivo men, conof J. Wilson Smith, George her, Ralph \V. Harbtson, J. ■and J. Frank Shattuck pe­ : direction of Dr. Chas. R. n, moderator of the general ly, have been appointed to so the campaign for funds. Stolen Clothes Keep Officer From Duties SAN PEDRO. Calif., July 9— The automobdo of Mrs. L, F. Banticr, parked in the shopping districts here yesterday, had no lock so she chained her Ger­ man police dog to tho cur to gunni it nnd when she return­ ed a half hour later the car was still there but the dog had been stolen. Sho telephoned n police in­ vestigator who found thnt n spare tiro had been stolen and telephoned Ik. t Hoskins to hnndlu thnt end of the case. The latter was off duty at tho time nnd in getting out of bed to answer tho rail, found that his clothes hud lioen stolen. For Special School Tax (listrid Funds; Trustees Also Fleeted; Warrants Are Issued For Payment Hills Damage to Property Estimated at One Million 2 Claimed By N.Y. Heat Wave Four Killed In Minensota Cities Pennsylvania Stormn Claim Three Lives; Air Mail Delayed (By Associated Press) Nine persons were killed, 50 others wero known to have been severely injured nnd property damage estimated at nearly n ?1,000,000 resulted from electrical storms, heat waves and n tornado, accord­ ing to- scattered reports from the North and northeast last night. Two persons were killed and 27 wero injured in a combination tor­ nado and hail storm in Minnesota when n pavilion at latko Harriet, near Minneapolis, collapsed under tho weight of the wind. Two moro victims of New York’* heat wave wns reported last night along with aovornl- prostrations. Electrical storms took a toll of thre deaths in Pennsylvania. At the regular meeting of the County School Board Tuesday war­ rants to the amount of $18,748.84 were ordered issued for the pay­ Four Dio nl Twin Cities ment of existing bills from thu va­ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 9 rious school funds. The warrnnts —Wind, rain and hail took u heavy as issued follow: From the general fund, $11,029.­ toll Wednesday in several districts 85; special school tax district num­ of Minensota, including the Twin ber one, $2,350.05; district two, Cities here. Four persons were $92.57; district three, $1,720.00; killed, 1H injured and $100,000,000 district four, $407.18; distrk’t five, worth of property dnmagctL $7,52, district six, $486.50; time The Lnko Harriet municipal pa­ warrant on interest and sinking vilion, ono of the most popular of fund, $1,180; honcl number five, city's plny-gr<>umls, was the sceno $103.01. For interest and sinking of the greatest cutasmphe of the funds, district ojic, $695.21; dis­ storm. A section of thu building trict two, UI.1JIC;* dt»Kft> t h. ; 't.d'.xpsed under 60 tx'Vsmis. ki|$73.91; district four, $1A98; dis­ Ting two, Injuring six nnd threwtrict five, 131.14; district six, ing 200 persons in an adjoining $62.72. room Into n panicky rush for safe­ Superintendent of Public Instruc­ ty. tion T. W. Lawton announces! thnt William J. Ford. 30, wns killed the district in which Paula and when ho was hurled 50 feet from Lake Monroe ary . situated recent­ the cab of n traveling crane at n ly held an election for the selection local machine plant. of trustees for the ensuing two As the wind rushed through tho years and to determine tho milinge city, tho floor in a South Minneap­ for the district during thnt time. olis eafo gave way beneath a half dozen dinner guests, throwing them Ten Mill Tax Passed G. E. Atkinson, J. B. Johnson into the basement. None was seri* and II. J. Krcinhring were elected ously hurt, however. Store fronts were caved in bv trustees, he announced ami by a vote of eight to two the district tho wind, several houses damaged, passed a special tax of 10 mills. trees uprontd and traffic was lied There was one vote for nnd two un by Hooded streets. Basements or many homes wero flooded. aguinst a six mill tnx. Tho wiml blow the roof off the \V. B. Ballard, representing the Fiosler drug store, huldged out the board of tho Lyman School nt Al­ four walls, smashed all the plate tamonte Springs made recommen­ dations in regard to the teachers glass and scattered drugs and for next yenr in that school. J. sundries over the street. Two W. Osteen wns informed by the houses were wrecked, while a third county hoard that $300 is availnhlu wns twisted on Its foundation, tho for the maintenance and hcuutifi- rpof blown off and nearly every cation of the grounds belonging to window smashed. Hurled by a furious wind, thu that school. hnli stones some of which were re­ Mr. Lawton further reported the ported from three to six inches in receipt of a bill from A. B. John­ diameter, smnshed windows, broke son, superintendent of public in­ boards, dented corrugated iron struction in Orange countv, and knocked planter fruui amounting to $1,577.15 for the coverings the walls of dwellings as they tuition of Seminole county children crushed against the houses. who ottered tho Orungc county The stones, some of which weigh­ schools during thu past school ed from four to five pounds, (utter­ year. Tho board advised Mr. Law­ the tops of automobiles, dented ton to write to tiie Orange county ed tho bodies nnd broke the glass in superintendent nnd ask him to the closed types. make a 50 per cent discount in the bill ns was dono last year. $230,000 D am age Mr. Luwton was also instructed HANCOCK, Minn., July 9.—Two to ascertain the cost of transport­ men weru injured, property damage ing the children of tho Lake How­ estimated at $250,000 wa.’ done and ell nnd Goldcnrod sections to Mem- sonic livestock was killed in i: bail inolo county schools in tho fu- | storm In a strip two mile- wide and turc. 25 miles long in Central Minnesota Mrs. K. E. Tribble, trustee of the Into Wednesday. Chuluota school, appeared before the hoard and requested that higli Philadelphia Hit Hchoo) pupils of that place be sent 1'HII.AUELI'HIA, July 9.—A se­ to tho Ovetdo school for instruction vere electric storm which swept So Hint the high school grndos at (Continued From Page One) t'huluotn could he dispensed with. over Philadelphia Wednesday caus­ The county hoard instructed her ed the death of one man, did con­ that the inntter must he decided siderable property damage and sent by the putruns of the schools. the temperature down nineteen de­ VV. V. Dunn of l.ako Mary was grees from a maximum of 91. present und stated a ' desire to Two at Piltshur purchase the old school and school PITTSBURGH. Julj property at Lake Mary. Ha was ( Continued On Pagi instructed to confer with the trus­ tees of that district on thut mut­ ter. Petition Presented A petition carrying the signa­ tures of more than 25 per cent of the qualified voters in special MUSKEGON. Mich.. July 9 school tax districts one and three “Krip." an old brimlie bull d was presented to the board at the owned by Miss Msblo Hilt, ga Tuesday meeting asking for a bond his life yesterday to save I issue to tho extent of $-150,000 for mistress. While walking near h the erection of new school building, cottage, she came upon a rati additions and repairs to present snake coiled ready to strike. uKri structures and the purchase of new attacked the reptile killing it oi lands upon which new buildings after he had been severely bitti will bo erected. He died within an hour. *) Mother And Daughter Abd-el-Krim Offered Are Found Murdered Autonomy By France S, July ‘J.—prance and M<>« ill offer' Abd-Ll-Krim. auin tho Riff rvgu-n u t; Mo­ nde r a Spanish protects'his is one of the principal >of thc Franco-Spanish ac» igarding Morocco, \<hic.* if J nt MU'inj > ■ �ewspapermen Our columns, whether editorial, news or advertising, must be gov­ IN TIIK ( litc i’tT r o t iit us* r u n xf. vkntii J tn ic iA i. cm erned by the public welfare. No r i l T OF PLOItlllA. IN ANil other consideration for the sup­ Kill* MKMINOI.K tOlXTV. IN pression of news is defensible, nor rii.tNCRnv. __ CITATION should ndvertlMmenta detrimental M n r a a r « t H . W h i t e , Joined b y tier to the public welfare be accepted. linsii.m Many Publishers d and next f r ie n d . L . K, “2—Fairness to its subscribers, AVklte, Complainant Are On Committee its advertisers, its competitors and i the public. Recognizing honest J o s e p h M. A r r t d ovs. m l a . e t at., of opinion exist, we b v fn tttlu n t* Numerous Members of Pub­ differences T o .7 o s e |i h Jl. A rre d o n d a . may vigorously muintnin our own lishers’ Association Are position without denouncing others If l i v i n g n n d h i s w ife,------------------d o n d a . If li v in g , w h o s e Contributors to The Code ns dishonest or unfnir. Under no rA’lirre r l s tl a n n a m e l i u n k n o w n ; J o h n ! citcum«tances must we counte­ O. T h o rn * , If liv in g , n n d w ife. K m - 1 m a T. T h o r p e , if l i v i n g : D avid I’. ASHEVILLE, N. C„ iJuly 8.— nance the use of our columns to flrn v e s. If liv in g , a n d w if e -------------1 A code of ethics was submitted to sent personal spite nor permit in­ C rav e* . If li v in g , w h o so C h r i s t i a n the Southern Newspaper Publish­ nuendo, often more deadly thnn di­ nain« Is u n k n o w n : a n d Mary m . If liv in g , n n d If e it h e r , n n y er*’ Association here Monday by rect charges. We mny lie justified Hecord, o r a ll o f s a i d p a r t i e s he d ead , to \V. M. Clemens, managing editor nometinres in defying libel laws in nil (tu rtle s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s c u ­ J o s e o lt M. A rre d o n d n , deceased, of the Knoxville Journal and chair­ thu public interest, but unfairness tter unit w ife . --------- A r re d o n d a . tie -1 man of a committee naujed at tin in any cause is un unfavorable ce a se d , w h o s e C h r l s t l u n n a m e Is u n k n o w n : J o h n (?. T h o r p e . i)p. last meeting of the aMca:iution to sin. We regard it ns unwise to censctl. nn d w ife, t'm m ii T. T ho rn * prepare such a code. underestimate our competitor*, un­ d e c e a s e d : Dnvltl I*. (( ra v e s . tie-, In submitting the report of tha ethical to disparage them and dis­ cen sed. untl w ife.— ----- d r a w s , d e - 1 ce a se d , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n mimo Is committee, Chairman Cminenti sttg- honest to misrepresent them. tin k n iiw n : untl M ury M. Set onl. do“It—Decency which should he the cen gented that the code, If framed se d : a n d to nil n u r t l e s c l a i m ­ t s u n d e r M oses K. Levy, and placed in newt-., editorial and guiding i.tnr in the printing of dinegc e aI ns et edr:e sW m . T r a v e r s , (license d; business offices of members of the tjtwj, editorials nnd advertising unit J o h n I ’onttis. deceased: or o th ­ association, it would create eato opop­ and all features or illustrations. e r w is e . In n n d t o th e f o l lo w in g d e serlhm l la n d s , s i t u a t e , ly i n g an d lie-; Fuel) thought, at times, puriency, portunities fur giving the public Intf In t h e (*lty of Hanford, ( ’c u n - ! u better convention of, thu mo­ morbidness anti n ditiro for sen­ ty o f Hnmlnole a n d S t a t e o f F l o r ­ tives influencing newsiigpera and sationalism may seent to be de­ ida. 'm o r n p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d an w s, t o . w i t : manded by the rending public, it i* follo have a most beneficial effect. All o f B lo c k s One f 1). T w o (2). a newspaper's duty to keep its T h r e e (.1) a n d F o u r (4). o f O ra n g e The committee was otntpootl of H e ig h ts , a s p e r p l a t t h e r e o f d u ly I C. M. Stanley, Birmingham Ago- own columns decent nnd thus of r e c o r d In P in t IlnnU 3, bn imge llerald; Elmer E. Clarke, Little strive to hold steady the public ID. of t h e p u b lic re c o r d s of Hemin the path right, morality mind Inolo C o u n ty , F lo r id a , Rock Democrat; Rots A. Ileuiet, | ons i '\ Miami News; James 1L Kevin, At-, and scrvico to Clod. ‘In it fit to nwnhdo seto naanmye s a nndr e a ulln koniloiewrn , p ce rs la im -\ lnnta (ieorginn; Harry fliovanniilli print and be read by my own lu g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r In te rn a l I n i ' a n d to t h e l a n d s h e re l n n le t v e ties- , y.exington Is-ader; Jitriis F. Ed- brother?’ rhoultl ho the test rather erlbetl. o r a n y p a r t o r p n reel t h - r c - ' ymmln, New Orleuns 'finitM-l'icn- than 'will it roll more papers?’ ta t un be entfrpm ing without be­ fclno; Fred Rulleus, Jadnon, (Misu Iijlippi) News; II. (iret Braxton, ing sensational. "■I—Consideration for tha un­ Kingston. (N. C„) Frittf Prosit* E. K.TLixby, Muscogee, (M ia.,) Pho-t fortunate and for the guiltless cniij W. W. Holland, Sjaitniiburg victims of (no faults of others. Hergki; Mi rmaduke Miklon, Nai.lt- Sinu publicity is tho greatest doVilla Vlunner; 0 . J. Lanier, lluua-j ten.icuit of crime, we must expose ton (Jkroiiic’c; J, L. Fhnpurn, Rn-j- fearlessly nnd without favor the noke times and World-News; Ro­ nuatea of Inwhrcukcrs, but wo bert Li,Smith, Charlotti, (W. Vn„) should protect the tinmen of mem­ (lazette;. and W. M. Clintons, clmir bers of their families nnd their a> tneiat "i. No otory justifies man, Knoxville Journu. ncitlb r: fr.mngo to n good repu­ In submitting the r<port on the ru»r wanton pain to on inrode of ethics Mr. Cluncna stated tation nocrnl. that numerous menihlj* hud ac­ "5- Respect ami tolerance for cepted the inviution if the com those of different rciigioita races, mil tee anil had cnntrhutvd nmtt ami circumstances of life, itidibeneficial suggestions 'or the code. ,rule may b-ing only pain to tl» -nr. A referendum on the oiju of ethics its authors cannot escape real is now bring luken It] mail. Thu I blit irriury in loss of the respect hi results will bo nnnoutetd ns soon1which he is hold by the public and os possible. him. elf. Tho codo of ethics lilnuittcd fol­ “ Honesty in our dealings with lows: readers, advertiser:'., our employes, “A newspaper's fir* duty Is to our competitors and nil with whom irlnt the news honesty and fulr- we ■ do business; to give n dollar's y to all, unbiased ly any other value for every dollail received • consideration, even itflutling its and pay a dollar for every dollar's own editorial opinion worth of service. We should do “Its second duty i| to construe no less and should be expected to honestly and fairly in its editorial do no mor \ columns happening St' home und “7—Truth, first, last, r.nd al­ uliroud that the peoplt hmy realize ways to the limit of our ability; their full benefit umUru republic to be accurate as human fulllhiliund require of pulflfc officials ty on the part of others ns well ns ourselves will permit; to will­ ingly mislead nono and to bo fair to all. There are two sides of ev­ ery story. Let us tell the truth nnd tell both. If wo do nnyono u:r injustice, we should correct it nt once, whether the injured persons demand it or not. "Though temporary prosperity mny he nchieved by violation of some of these ideals we conceive it our duty to hold fast to these principles and heliuve permanent success will reward their faithful performance.” e M. Clemens, as Chairman : c f Committee Makes I*rebentalion of Code at Meet­ ing Being Held in Asheville f MOM*N POP RETARD LIFE SAVERS FECAMP, France, July 8 —A Carnegie prize ha* been awarded to the Fecanfp life-laving station n;id trtlver and bronw-placnuea hava been (riven to the captain, nnd the crow of the Fecamp lifeboat. Ijtst February during n storm the banish ship Norditicmoii, dis­ masted and unable to make port, wus in a critical situation. The Fecamp lifeboat at great risk put to sea and saved -very man on board the Danish ship. Y mine r ATTUE MAGIC MUD COMPANY Lathing A REPORT From T hEiR CHEMIST Delirious Moderate Discloses Tmc Meals Roten Following Finest Dining Room Service on the Beach ij LETT O S S i N G DAVS gs THAT O F THE. ARe $ <30NE M A u • E ■E • E - C - E fl CLAPS it Merchants v ju Know her, th e w o ­ m an w h o has a w e l l - o rd e r e d h o u se am i b lo o m ­ si /■ u •r 1 8AR,7b^ Tor W hen you first showed m e th e Dinm ond Heavy Service Cord and talked •o en th usiastically ab ou t it, I told you it would have to be a wonderful tire to stand up under th e punish* m e n t from m y trucks, as th e service is u n usually severe. However, I m u st now confess th at I have never found a tire th e equal of th is Heavy Service Cord. You can say th a t w ith m y full perm ission. WightItuuiiwiilrd Bros. Co Sanford, Florida Locate Buyers Using the SHORT Champion at Home t } 1 To BEAUTIFY HER VOICE HAS CAUSED MUCH *CONCERN Overlooking tho New Pier anil Dance Hall MAKES SON ADJUTANT Major 0 ear llindonhurg, who, until hitt fath­ er’s election ns president of the tierman Republic, was stationed with the Hanover Cavalry School haa been transferred to the De­ fense Ministry. He lies been pos­ ted ns the president's personal ad- i i I■tr , ;*TJ * • MAGCMUO ON THE OCEAN FRONT Daytonn Beach BERLIN; July 8 c Nr V Gimmct SoMe TeMOR in g c h ild r e n , an d y e t fin d s is needed t sale possible riiere is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole count# there are people who need alm ost any particular articll at all times. If an article is not a general neeel sity, there are few buyers, but a m arket can be four, every day for anything if the proper effort is madetj locate th at market. tim e lo r a g o o d h o o k or an a p ro n lor th e b azaar or an Hour o v er th e rad io. ( P e r ­ haps y o u a rc th at w o m a n .) S h e k n o w s th e sh o r tc u ts — sh e ’s fo u n d th e e a siest w a y to w ash d ish es or m a k e bed s or b a k e a pie. D o lla r s to d o u g h n u ts sh e uses B o r d e n ’s E v a p o ra ted Mi l k. T a k e a lo o k a t her Distributed to thousands of readers offer an ea# 1 means of reaching all sorts of buyers economically swiftly. sh e ll— y o u ’ll find th o se b lu e 'Harden's cuiuci intwouzcii l*11 («6 ox.) and «au!l (6 oz.) OrJtr J r in nur g'Htr’i by tht bj.J'-Jiz/a ir m* r * U t il, cost is sma �in this country. W. C. Cox, probate genealogist here, who has built up a success­ ful business in finding the legal heirs of th9 mysterious ones, is re­ sponsible for the estimate. lie solves hundreds of such cases anmull}. Tho $10,000,000 in unclaimed fortunes consists of money, Isnd, nnd poperty that lawyers are un­ able to turn over to known relat­ ives. The amount docs not in­ clude contested will, disputed in­ heritances and the like. Illustrative of tho mystery folk Is the case of “Old Jim" Mich­ ael which Cox has in his files. Came Here Alone “Michael, so we found,” says Cox, “immigrated alono to the United States from the islo of Man. In his youth he roamed all through Rhode Island, Illinois, North Carolina and Maryland. “Finally he settled down and amassed a fortune of about $75,­ 000. One night, at the age of 103, he was murdorod. “Neighbors, friends and public officials knew nothing of his past. He seemed to have cut off oil communication with his family. “The Isle of Man is now being combed for possible relatives. "Rut unless somo are found, the Michael fortune, now swelled by added interest, will revert to the state In which Michael flied, since this is tile proccduro in such cas­ es." According to Cox, the estates of women comprise much of the mys­ tery in li1* flics. Minnie Price's Case , Ills iccords nrc full of them. Somo r.ro solved and Rome are be­ yond solution. Moral 1 missteps, unfortunate marring: h nnd similar factor.) are the principal causes for women to refuse to rovcql their post, Cox has found. They hold to this stub­ bornness even on their deathbeds. “Ono of our most unusual casea," Cox says, “was that of a Minnie Price, who live n recluse. Sho died in delirium telling a priest thnt she wus born in Powhattan, Ark., in 18?0 nnd that she had two hnlf-sisters named Rose nnd Mnrgio Skaggs. “ Wc turned up these Skaggs wo­ men after n long search, but they claimed they bad never beard of Minnie Price. There the trail end­ ed.” * ............ 1 ' Rut tho ense which Cox re­ gards us Ihe most complicated one ho ever worked on concerned the estate of a woman named Lan- i i r r l v e d b y t h e B o a r d o f C o u n ty C o m B ond s No. 23 t o 31.' I n c l u s i v e , t o m la a lo n e r s o f H rm l n o le C o u n ty . Klo- m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1931. I rlils. o n o r b e f o r e th o e x p i r a t i o n o f Honda No. 14 to IS, In c lu s iv e , t o t h i r t y d a y s f r o m t h e f i r s t p u b ll c a - m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1932. tlo n o f t h i s n o ti c e , a n d u p to a n d B onds No. 17 to CO, In c lu s iv e , t o u n ti l 10 o 'c lo c k A. M. o n th o 10th m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1913. day o f A u g u s t . A. D. 1925. n t t h e 1 B onds No. Cl to 7S I n c l u s iv e to C o u n ty C l e r k ’s o ff ic e , a t t h e C o u r t m a t u r e J u l y 1st, 1911. H o u se, a t S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty | B onds No. 7* t o HI, In c lu s iv e , t o i F lo r id a , f o r t h e p u r c h a s e o f l*Cn . m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1936. ( OOO.aa S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . t; >nd» No. 9 l t o 10*. In c lu s iv e , t o i lllk h w a y Im provem ent B onds, m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 193C. k n o w n a s S e r i e s "A ”, s a i d b o n d s to , it,,m is No. 109 to 12G. In c lu s iv e , . h e a r I n t e r e s t nt t h e r a t e of five n n d to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1937. one-half p e r cent p*r annum , and B onds No. 117 to 113, In c lu s iv e , t o { a r e d a t e d J u l y 1st, 1925. I n t e r e s t m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1931. p a y a b le s e m lu n n t ia l ly . b o th p r l n — - -■ — . . . . cl pa I a m i I n t e r e s t p a y a b l e a t N ew York. In t h e .State o f N e w Y ork , said b o n d s t o be Issued c onslstlnsr New Port Richey purchases firo of s e v e n h u n d r e d n n d s i x t y bu n d s of thu d e n o m i n a t i o n of fl.OOO.Oi fighting equipment. Blinds No. 20) to 231, i n c l u s i v e , t o each, m a t u r i n g s e r i a l l y o v e r a p e r m n t if r f J u l y 1st, 1912. i N O T IC R OK « A I R OK S7 U0 .mm .00 lod of t h l r l y y e a r n In' t h e follow B o n d s,N o . 233 t o 33S. I n c l u s iv e , t o UK.VIINOI.K COUNTY. K l . n l l l l l A , In a m a n n e r , t o . w i t : m a t u r e J u l y 1st. W13. II I fi It IV A Y IM I’llOV B t l K N T Ilnnds No. S r.f t o 3rf|. In c l u s iv e , t o B onds No. I t o 10. In clusive, ti BONOS. m a t u r e J u l y 1st, 1911. m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1929. B ond s No. 2*3 In 309. In c l u s iv e , t o B onds No. II t o 21, In clusive, It NOTICE 18 I1KRBBY OIVEN, m a tn m Ju ly H onda No. m atu ra Ju ly H o n d a No. m atu re Ju ly H o nd a No. m atu re Ju ly B o n d s No. m a tu re Ju ly 1st. 1945. 110 to 319, 1st. :91«. l« o to 3 t t , 1st, 1917. 373 to 107, 1st, 1911: 101 to 117. 1st. 1919. w M -• In c lu siv e , to In c lu siv e , t o ;• In c lu s iv e , t o u i r i m . u u ni « o u n tv o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y F | nr i 7 ml,< seal of said B oard n ' l ' " d a y o f J u l y , a . j>. i s t s , h u lk IHKAT.) - ^ DPVu ,'AS1 c S K fe tM -i! F lo rid a. - JmT M ich ael w a s m u rd ered J ishotnancta o f F'lkr? heirs write him r-nmiallv III, July 9.—Equipment rusting $750,000, snid to be the Inrg «st expenditure of the kind for development kkirig of Miami Shores. 2H00-ncrc development on Upper Rise ayno Bay. Kof this equipment is shown in the accompanying picture. In tho upper portion nre 40 trucks engaged > ’n I hr will,he converted Into an artificial lake with swimming p <>.u and darning pavilion as features. The hr [the seven Mtonm shovels bought by the Shorelnnd Co., to ear ry on the work. In tho lower right inset ill I rock following the discharge of a heavy charge of dynnmit-. • . , . I of roadwny, parkway and boulevards are being construct d, trees and shrubbery are being set out nnd [ laid. [y brinies representing an aggregate cost of $500,000, the fir ■t unit of 100 to be built by the Shorelnnd C Shores, are nearing completion, a lumber yard and warehous e huu been built by the* Miami Shores Lumbci .Miami pioneer, has erected a business black at West llivi * II ighwny and Shorthand boulevard. if c » TRAVEL BARGAINS Variable Houles from Sanford ami NO. 1 NIAGARA FALLS, and Retard $9-1.86 ^ oil may icItisc to in*cst iti G ieater Miami and refuse thereby the opportnuity of profit. Active Enthusiasm . Lacking in Members ^ ou may refuse to participate in the “great partnership” of loyal Miamians and visiting Mi­ amians, who are merely add ing to the impetus of Miami’s growth and real­ izing tremendous dividends. Ifcjibort Submitted tit Conven| lion at New Orleans Is H fen ed By Prominent Men o to the reasoning that has caused the most conservative appraisers M ‘ r a ,y7kn0W? COiri?)r a t[ons to insist L1Pon Miami investments for tin. Piotits cO be realized thereby by their corporations. BUT_____ It h a i a fin er and b etter b alan ced com bination o f apeed, lu g g in g p o w er n n d r a p id a c c e le r a t io n t h a n t h e eigh t type has ev er b efo re p resen ted SHORES licnalon . Illscnync Bay nu. th of Miami, a tremend­ ous development, 2,800 acres in ex­ tent. Its immense water frontage, more than It) miles on Biscay no Bay, on lake and on stream, gives it un­ usual charm and desirability fur res­ idential sites in litis land of sub-tTop­ ical beaut v. %OUUCJTJ*. SANFORD HUPMOBILE COMP Return $',07.GG 9 Persons Killed, And 30 Injured In Electrical Storms Same as No 1 to Niagara Falls, Lewiston by rail, s i , m i Kt, .. r Montreal by s t e a m e r through Lake Ontario and shooting down the rapids of the St. Lawrence River. Returning rail to Plattsburg, steamer through America’s most magnificent scenic nnd historic Lake Champlain, to Montcalm throuxh , L<a« lieoi'ge to Iowtl of L a k e George, rail to New York, via 1roy, or rail to Albany. Home as in No. 1. of uncooked foods, pointing out what ho regarded as a disadvan­ tage growing out of modern meth­ od) of final preparation. I't W. Curtis Brigham of Los Ar -Iks, snid osteopathic teaching has affected, to some extent, tho curriculum of every medical teach­ ing institution ir. the world. In an address) before the section dis­ cussing diseases of children. Dr. Earl J. Drinkall declared that food manufacturing processes of to­ day are nt the root of most of the ills of childhood. Other speaker* at today's es»inn wore Drs. Ira W. Drew of Waltham, Mass., H. Tracy Darker ster of Carthage, N. Y., A. C. llarof Portland, Ore., George V. Wcbdy of Kirksvillo, Mo., and Charles M. Iji Ruo of Columbus, O. The entire day tomorrow will be devoted'to clinics. 1Con tinned from Pnqo 1.) deaths from heat occurred in tho Pittsburgh district Wednesday. Although the day was extremely warm, the weather bureau an­ nounced 85 degrees ns the highest temperature. Warm weather was forecast for today. .Mall Planes Delayed CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 9.— Adverse weather conditions in the East and West played havoc Wednesday with the air mail planes, somo of which arrived uboul six hours lute. The westbound mail arrived at 5 p, ni. anil was taken to Chicago at 5:52. Aboard this plane was some mail brought here by train from Indiana, Pennsylvania, where the night plane, piloted by Paul Collins, made a forced landing early today. Most of hi t mail was taken direct to Chicago by truin. _The enstbound plane tlid not ar­ rive until 7:05 last night. The flight to New York was continued 20 minutes later. Some mail, due to he delivered in New York at 9 o'clock Wednes­ day morning, did not leave Cleve­ land until 1:03 p. m. No. 3. America’s Mediterranean Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 210 E. First St., Sanford ,\v„ f o r k '- Z ..... « L 28 Norfolk . .Z Z....Z *4«.tio Philadelphia .......— *63.10 iw lu " , ‘— s.i. i " , n & T S B m and many other Eastern and Western points, Limited Returning Oct. 31 ______________________ TicHots, Pares, Schedules and informatoin from STUCCO W O R K ON NEW HOTEL IS BEING DONE Seminole Business Exchange *70.65 STOP OVERS ALLOWED going and returning. II. « . Al Sanford A. C. L. Station Phone 63-J Atlantic Coast Line Your Cow can’t talk but givehera chance and she will show you“Dairyman’s De­ light” will TWttoce more milk. Your Hens can’t tell you what they like best, but give them Sunshine Mash and they will “shell out the eggs.” Price $5,000. Terms. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN . On and after this date wo wil not bo responsible for any mcr chundiso purchased in our name except upon signed written order. VICTOR CHECK, , EIrLI.2 CHECK. iS?'1 Benton Harbor Same ns No. 2 to Montreal, thence round trip by splendid steamer on the St. Lawrence River to historic and beautiful old Quebec. Homo ns in No. 2. Routes of tours north of Washington may be reversed. taken out, the alleyway wilt bo closed so ns to give more space. A huge window will he installed at tho Orange and Central nvenuu corner and will be an exact re­ production of the famous corner window or Marshall Field's. This window will he tho only one of its kind south of the Mason nnd Dix­ on line. A Japanese tea room will be in­ stalled <>n the new mezzanine floor nnd will be ready to serve light lunches and refreshments to the store’s patrons. An optical shop will also he among the new fea­ tures, as well as a Junior Shop, (Continued From Page One) 1 allege Shop, Silverwure Depart­ According to Elton J. Moughton, ment, and others. architect, the county ini! will he New Fixtures large nnd commodious, well vciitiA complete set of new fixtures Irted, fool proof, and ono of tho will be purchased for the store nnd oy.«» substantial buildings of its in no instances will .the old fix­ kind in the state. tures be used. This equipment will it is stated that bids for the be the most modern ever brought building will he received during into the South. The new fixtures th„ i-itter part of this month nnd will he much lower than the pres­ ut that time the contract for its ent ones being about six feet high. election will he awarded. A large The columns on vurious floors number of bids on this project aro will he left open and will form expected by county officials. aisles on each floor. They will be redesigned nnd beautified. The I'tT.KT CABINET SUSTAINED (Continued From Page One) walls and ceilings will blend into BRUSSELS, July 9.—The Bel­ On tho contrary they nre relying the pillars. gian congress today voted confis upon the schools regardless of the Mezzanine Floor. donee in tho Pulct government 92 opposition of the. parents, tax pay­ One of the features of tho store t<» 25, with 10 senators not voting. ers or voters. “Tlifs has never boon attempted l*eforo ami can hardly succeed now. There hi not a State in the Union in which a majority of the voters are evolulionuts and yet evolutionists, though admittedly *n n minority, ure intolerant enough to demand thnt tho schools shull teach their views and their fine hammock and pine land, views really constitute their relig­ ion. With some, evolution is not all in timber, opposite one of the larg­ pnly « religion, hut the only relig­ ion they have and they arc gully est celery farm s on brick road; Four not only of trying to establish miles out; Dixie Highway will con­ their religion by law, but they are guilty in trying to establish it in nect with poperty. spite of the objections of n ma­ jority. , 20 acres Bo our gtif.st on a free in apectlon trip to Miam Shores. Make reservations today. I K0UN,) Tu,,, FARBa Front s A N F o RD „ Tfrkefu oa Sole dnily to Asheville ............... *35.60 Atlantic City *66.02 QUEBEC and Return, $117.81. W. J. BRYAN FOR J U R Y SYSTEM IN SCOPES CASE m uriouT, Miami Sin ires is stia tcg icrtlly located with reference to main highways. All the main thorough­ fares lending from Miami to the North pass through this great de­ velopment. and Miami Shores is creating still another great avenue of travel, tyhich will add tremend­ ously to tho prominence of this de­ velopment— another causeway to Miami Beach. A 600-acrc island to be crossed by this thoroughfare will be one of Ihe important features of the .Miami Shores project. lO R k, July 9—A Revere -■H kninent of tho laity of the Church fur imliffuroncc to-Wgir roliRiuos 'obligation* I.* in u report, mudo public Mn^Bilay, of the Commisaion on Lay Activitiea, which ^Hiuhmittcri to the Episcopal TnOT®l General Convention at N « f # a n ! i Octol)cr 7 to 23. The roportW slKne,l by Burton Mans­ field. cokpurntiun lawyer, of New llavoiij&John Stewart Bryan, ed­ itor iJRhc Richmon (Va.) NewsLeailarj lira \\. Stratton, fornu-r mayor ol Reading, I»a., nn.l Willard Wumogl prominent churchman, of Chattanooga. In the Itricnnium now closing there has been a fnilure on the part of the church to meet tho requfreTRen! the budget of $4 211.057 adopted nt the i’ortlanil convention in 1922 and the finan­ cial problem of the ensuing three years will bo one of -the serious qmsthitis the New Orleans meot- Via W ashington through Pennsylvania and Western New York to Buffalo anil Niagara F’alls. Returning vm Albany ami W est Point either all rail or down the beautiful Hudson on Palatial Steamer to New York. Thence home. - > » * » >, i • . H<j|ui l>ofg sit) >n *nirrn NO. 2 MONTREAL and _______________________ No Vitamin Is In Captivity Asserts Doctor In Toronto S ey ife Arraignment Made for y j i d i f W n e e to Religious Obligations In Report Of Lay Activity Commission fuse to believe in Miami’s future and join the ranks of “losers” who have "refus­ ed m the past five or ten yea rs. it You may infuse t lA* beautiful Itupniobile Eight and Four model* at our (Aouiroama As s e s s m e n t h o l l p r e p a r e d u n d e r A u t h o r it y Sr.nford Hotel Realty Co„ Lot 13 blk L 32 RESOLUTIONS No. 219 and No. 220, adopted on the 22nd day Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 14 blk L 32 of Juno A. D. 1023, by the City Commission of the City of 9*nf< rd, Sanford Hotel Realty Go., Lot 15 blk L 32 F lo rid a. • Sanford Hotel Realty Co„ Lot 18 blk L 32 (l) The following is the estimated cr Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk L '32 nuc -10 feet in width between Union Avenu< Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 1 blk M 32 asphalt on « 6” rock base. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 24 blk M 32 1000 cu. yds. grading at 50e...„____ ,c $ 500.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 25 blk M 32 M0 lin. ft. curb nnd gutter at 85c....u.X. 766.50 Sanford Hotel Realty Co„ Lot 26 bile 31 32 1P25 sq. yds. phvlng hX $2.00______ 3,650.00 Sanford HotelRealty Co., Lot blk M 32 320 gq. ft. concrete alley returns a t SOc 90.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 28 blk M 32 900 lin. ft. 3" drain tile nt $100.00 per M. 90.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 29 blk 31 32 Engineering, advertising etc. 418.15 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 30 blk .M. 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 31 blk M 32 Total estimated cost.........._____________ .................$5,605.65 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 32 blk M 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 8 blk M 32 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 9 blk M . 32 Number of feet frontage......................-850.95 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 31 32 Assetsment per foot frontage—.___$6.47 (2) The following is tho estimated cost of paving the following Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 11 blk M 32 Avenues 32 feet in width between Union Avenue and First Street vis: Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 31 32 Locust, Lake View, San Juan, Lee and San Carlos, with iheet asphalt Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 13 blk M 32 on n 6” rock base. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 14 blk M 32 1000 cu. yds. excavntion nt 50c.......... .......... $ 2,000.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 15 blk M 32 4000 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter nt 85c. 3,010.00 Sanford Hotel RealtyCo., Lot 16 blk 31 32 "380 sq. yds. paving nt $2.00........... „............. 127.88 14,700.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk M 32 -100 sq. ft. concrete alley returns at 30c...... 127.88 . 630.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 0 32 1500 lin. ft. 3” drain tile nt $100.00 per M 25 -150.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 0 32 Engineering advertising etc., ............. 23 ... 1,772.41 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 7 blk O 32 Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 8 blk O 32 Sanford Hotel’Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 0 32 Total estimated cost.... Sanford Hotbl Realty Co., Lot 10 blk O 32 To be borne entirely by adjacci TTunilmr of feet frontage ........ Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 11 blk O 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 12 blk O 32 Assessment per foot frontage. Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 0 32 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, Sanford Hotel RealtyCo, Lot 14 blk O 32 127.89 076.54 Width Feet Prelim i Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested In the Description • of Paving Frontage Assess Special Assessments against tho various pieces of property above First Street Extension, Sanford, described that said special assessments nre payable In full within dty Co., Lot 1 blk. G 10 100.74 (1 thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has Ity Co., I-ot 11 blk G 40 46.93 3 been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installIty Co., Lot 12 blk G 40 25 1 merits w{t^ interest at 8 per cent per annum from nnd after tho time Ity Co., I.ot 13 blk G 40 23 1 said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. Ity Co., Lot 14 blk G 40 25 1 A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., Ity Co., Iait 15 blk G 40 25 1 will bo held at tho City Hall at 2:30 P. M., on the 27th day of July A. Ity Co., Lot 16 blk G 40 25 1 D. 1925 at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints Ity Co., Lot 17 blk G 40 25 1 and objections ns to such specinl assessments, and will at said time Ity Co., Lot 18 blk G 40 125 X adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice nnd right, dty Co., Lot 1 blk II 40 100 6 nnd when snld special assessments nrc so equalised nnd adjusted, same Ity Coi, Lot 17 blk II 40 25 | will then ntnnd confirmed and be, and remain binding Hens upon the Ity Co., Lot 18 blk II 40 25 1 property against which said assessments urc made until paid in accord­ Ity Co., Lot 19 blk II 40 25 1 ance with provision of the Resolutions No. 219 nnd No. 220, adopted by Ity Co., I*ot 20 blk II 40 25 1 the City Commission of tho City of Snnford, Fla., on Juno 22nd. 1925 Ity Co., Lot 21 blk II 40 25 1 (SEAL) L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Ity Co., Lot 22 blk II 40 21.28 1 [»----- y i - i r y!jei en os ur , •i «p nr>T, u Aou may A s far in th e lend in com fort and ap p earan ce ns it a lw a y s hno b een in m echanical sou n d n ess . s p e c ia l MIAMI SHORES i eiuo.uuiM nnnuy lountl t’le firm thnt manticlews a i factored the paper on which it was months of written. . He substantiated thnt tho paper t ox trac- hml been made years after the in'nttv l° ,,Ble ° n 'vhlch the letter was sup,w posed to have been written, llier nephSearching for the kin of mystery nun and women who turn up in lion non u"‘ ,port of thu mining at death, ... ’ has been a hobby and business with n Califor- (;ox f()r »„ ycara Uinon esDuring that time he has unenrth... t‘<( (mirs to estates worth millions, from out Somo of the heirs never knew they had such a relative ns the ono ’ who had died and made them wealhat seem- thy. I'r,,<*f. B> “The fuke Iiqum is tho bane. of including thin work,” Cox-'vujys. • Thousands no of the of such spurious heirs writo him nnquallv claiming interest in some ‘tiers and estate he is working on. »Ti* LH ;i v i» . • ;"i i; •*- J R - * ' THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY. J U lf t 9 |‘l9 2 5 .r 1 In c lu s iv e , t o Miami Shores Improvement Equipment w om en rui i e r v -.a rd ■■ 25 11&89 26 25 20 132.25 POULTRY .FEED j Sanford Feed & Myrtle Ave., nnd IIh. I1 �PAGE F O U R ^ The Sanford Herald THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY,1JULY 9,1925. ‘ Georgia Takes Note n tlliM tT O T . K t i r i M i n o n l a a i i r a t Haaford. F lorida C ntarad aa Second C la ss M atter. O ctohar 27. 1*1*. a t th a r o v tn f flc . a t Iteslo r.l, F lo rid a u n d er A ct o f Maren >, tlJ 7 . IT’S THE SAME THING EVERY SUMMER As Brisbane Sees It Our good neighbor, the State of Georgia, has been taking Coolidge. note of what Florida’s anti-income-tax amendment is offer­ No Third Term About It. I’i»or Unborn Monkeys. ing in the way of bait to the nation’s pretty gold-fish. Exploiting Superstition. More than that, the State of Georgia has been taking nY AUTHOR BRISBANE note of the departure of some of its own good income-pro­ -fo-ifeCDUN*” N (CopyrtaM I»1S» ducing population to the Land of Flowers. Bills for the foC MY VACATE _-T abolition of Georgia’s estate tax, and for the enactm ent of THE LONDON Daily. News dis­ MITitMTUITiox a \u :» laws forbidding the imposition of state income taxes have likes President Cooiidgc’s Fourth Oa* T««r —17.«0 ill* Mono.* H - I U c r . i l in City ti> H a rrie t been introduced into the Georgia Assembly. And in spite of July address and says there is weak. It*. W-«kly K<iiii«.u of the fact that something over two hundred thousand dol­ nothing in it to show that the par >*iir. lars a year comes into the state treasury from estate taxes, President has tried to mneter the al'l.'t'IAl. %u t i i P.i All obituary no'll--a, r.rda of thank*. resolution* there are members of Georgia’s legislature who are wise facts concerning Europe.” That .ml notice, ot .ntart.lnmanl* whar. enough to advocate the repeal of laws that penalize wealth. rh.rg.a aro Mad. will be charged however, isn’t what interests the f*r at regular advertising rain. Since Florida did not have an estate tax to repeal nor United States. The President has MRMiiPn Tills AsanrtATKii i*HK*n state income-tax laws to remove from the statute hooks, mastered facts concerning this Tha Aa.oclat-<1 Treat la exclua- that amendment the people of Florida attached to th e state lv-ly entitled to the u*« for r«- constitution last Fall suffered no serious opposition. Flor- country. Ho has mastered the puUPeadon of .11 newa dlapatcli*. oihIiim in It or not olh-rwia* rred- fun voters, in fact, seemed to see from the first that such fact thnt when you lend money ll-il In tbla napor and also th. lo­ cal n-wa pul.llsn-*l herein. All rights a safeguard against undue taxation would net as the attrac­ you expect to get it hack. of republlcatlon of aperl.l dlapateb- tion it has since proved for literally thousands of new “set­ And he seems to have mastered •e li-r.ln a r. .Iso reaar-ed. tlers” in. this state— “settlers" who come with capital to in­ •he fact that the business of the I THURSDAY, JULY 9. 1925 vest and a sort of foreordained friendliness for a state in United States and of the Presid­ which they expect to he treated right. TIIE HERALD'S PLATFORM ent is to attend to the United 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson­ If Georgia will follow Florida’s example in regard to in­ States and of tho President is to ville. come and estate taxes, and then ADVERTISE their good attend to the United States and 2. —Construction of St. Johna-Indeeds to the world, the fine old Empire State of the South dian River canal. can hank upon an influx of money and desirable new citizens keep out of foreign complications. 3.—Extension of white way. That suits the United States. 4.—Extension of local amusements. that will assist immeasureahly in the development of Geor­ —Swimming pool, tennis courta, gia's resources. The South as a whole is appealing to the D. W. MULVANEY, Republican etc. 6.—Augmenting of building pro­ people of other sections of the United States. Men who give Notional Committcemnn from Kan­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment their best attention to the study of national movements say houses. that there is now underway a "boom” in the South ns notice­ sas. soys: “I see nothing against 3.—Extension of street paving pro­ able as the great western development that attracted such another term for Coolidge. There gram. is nothing in the third term tra ­ 7^—Const ruction of boulevard throngs of adventuresome “Easterners”, thirty or forty years dition.” ago. around loike Monroe. Mr. Mulvancy may add that Arid of the thousands of people who are planning to leave 0.—Completion of rity beautifica­ tion program. the North and the East and the West to establish homes in there is no question of any third 9,—Expansion of arhool system the alluring South some will have capital to invest, and some term. talth provision for Increased fa­ 'I he President har: been elected will he “down-and-outers” who will prove u burden to any i only once thus far, and what every cilities. community in which they decide to cast their lots. sensible Amciicun from George BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY Somewhat heartless thought it sounds, it is decidedly Washington on, mentis by a third TIIE EIGHTH COMMAND­ good business for n state to hid for the well-to-do classes. term, is a third “election." MENT:—Thou shnlt not steal. Ex­ The idea is that a president And the best way to make this hid is to offer conditions that odus 20:10. should not use this place in the will appeal to desirable people. White Hi/u.se to force ids indefin­ She alwnys leaned to watch for us, Georgia may he foolish enough to reject those proposed ite re-election. Anxious if we were late, anti-tax laws this year, hut after watching the steady travel But two actual elections have In winter by the window, towards Florida another season or two, our good neighbor become more and more of a min­ In summer by the gate. will decide to take a leaf from Florida's hook and add it to imum for a competent president I nnd President Coolidge is ull of And though we mocked her ten­ its own revised records. THIRTY YEARS AN EDITOR that. derly MACON TK1.EGRAPII Who had such foolish care, Keeping Cool in The North The long way home would seem OUR HUMBLE Pithecoid nllegFor years, William Allen Whitei won It more safe, ml brethren nte coming into their of Emporia, Kns., lias been per-1: lK‘nt Becuuse she waited there. own. Johns Hopkina University, In the north, tho auppoiieilly cool and comfortnlde north where the wisest men work estab­ haps the best known editor in the, a ha< Ht-r Ihuiighln wtli' uil so full of the newspapers continue piildiahiii)f “doii'ts for hot weather1 lished a monkey colony for obser­ country. A small town is his hou::e hut he is known :i<| • US— or rules for keeping cool. vation nnd experiment. There the stronghold, well in New York an any editor dclivt film never coulil forget! Heat prostrations are recorded almost every day and suf­ department of embryology of tha who lives there. In addition to il,r‘‘'i Amt so I think that where she is, fering from hot days is prevalent in many places while way Carnegie Institute will study the editing one of the best papers in 11*10 I' Khe must he watching yet. down here in Florida, the Florida many northerners think h early development of human phy­ the country, despite its U.UOO dr- aie n Waiting till we come home to her, unbearably hot in the summer months, we are pulling the siology. It i t pitiful to study ein- dilation, Mr. White has made sev-j “Ai briology through little unborn oral contributions to literature, gclhe Anxious if we are late— covers up over us to keep warm while we sleep. monkeys, l»ut nothing is enlighten­ Some of them have* been published1tucy# Watching from Heaven’* window, It isn’t necessary for Florida papers to keep telling their ing. One hook oil cmlirinlngy in the editorial columns of his pa- hi wli Leaning from Heaveii’a gate. readers how to keep cool. It is a comparatively easy matter. would amaze and annoy Colonel p'.'i, i.tliers hound between the env- •ru,‘ —By Mnrgaret Wludomer • its of hooks. One of his most in- •<* I'o However, the “don’ts” as listed recently by HealthC om m is­ Bryan. te i. ting contributions was his life over, It'* n poor eastern city that sioner Dr. Frank J. Monaghan, in New York, are well worth of Woodrow Wilson, which per- nudii 1 HE BOLSHEVIK Government doesn't huve its heat wave. reading and remembering and Tho Herald republishes them hapi more completely revealed. Pipes jails eight priests of the Greek for the benefit of those Florida people who plait to go north, Wil on than any hook wo have had *he e ^leaking of sto«li phreion,.how's so that t hoy iwill be table to govern themselves while trying Orthodox church. m i , a , charge «>f i$nn tint WAr Pie^ldcnti*. !. iV.civUja ‘VYjUoitirig flhperst if hills fcara of this one: "Coolidge Favors Fur­ to keep cool on their northern trips this summer. They are .Mr. White last week observed !,an c' the peasant population.” ther Reduction of Taxeit." as follows: Religious teachings in all coun­ tlie thirtieth anniversary of his ed- ',HVB. Don’t overeat or overdrink. tries purport to save man from itorship of lie1 Emporia Gazette. AI Smith is being boomed for In an editorial, lie reviews that , V,n" resident on the Democratic ticket, Drink at least nix glasses of water, cooled but not iced 'in here and eternal damnation editorship. *a y'r low who in the deuce is AI Smith? daily. ' hereafter. Thane saved should InVtlnil ot pay reasonably for sal­ "Thirty years ago today the pres f ’ H, DonT overwork. Don’t wear heavy clothing. ent editor of,the (iazelte, aged ”7, .. ‘ vation. Dinty Moore’s restaurant I^ hi t fail to Hli!cp with tho window open. “ If that is “exploiting supersti­ walked into the Gazette office, a J .V.iJ been closed by New York of Don’t fail to bathe daily. tious fears," then all religion little room, 25 by 55, on Sixtli .. i..... but it wasn't Ix-caunc tin* Don’t eat food that is not fresh. served corn beef and uilihngi might be railed "exploiting." The movement to shorten tho I’OR TIII, LOUD thy God hringeth lime in ton good land, Ten Commandment* wouldn't lie of any advantage since they would n Jaml or at reams of water, of springs nod lakes; n laud of ■till be Just ns hard to keep. wheat and barley, of vinca and fruit, of oil and h o n ey a land wherein thou mayest eat and not famish, where ih'ou Twinkle, twinkle little nip, shall not lack any th in g ; a land whose ore is iron, and out of How 1 hate to let you slip; whose hills thou mayest dig copper. Uewnre lest when thou Down my throat like n flush, To burn my tummy nil to Hinnxh has built goodly bouses and dwelt therein, and thy silver and gold and all that thou hast is multiplied, beware lest thou Today’s host laugh: A girl’s idea forget the Ixml thy God. Heware lest thou sny in thine of a fine chaperone is a very old lady stone blind, stone deaf ami heart, ’My power and the might of mine hand hath gotten with a touch of rheumatism. 1‘hil me this wealth . Ilut then shall remember the Lord thy Gad Armstrong in the Timcs-Union. for it is He that giveth these power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He aware unto thv f-«tliAfter years of conscientious en­ era.— Deuteronomy 8-7-18, * deavor, Ed. Lamhriglit in now utile to nee his name at the top of the masthead of the Tunipa Tribune, which ought to qualify him to write upon the subject of “Risen Front the Ranks." The municipal library, opemd eighteen months ago, report* a fifteen per cent increase in it* cir­ culation during the past year. Sunford is proud of it* librury und i* pleased with the capable and ef­ ficient manner in wliich it is op­ erated under the supervision of Mr*. Anne Van Nets Brown. THE SANFORD HERALD TnURSDAY. JULY f t . 1925 . ... ■ PA N DOBBS SA PAGE Guatemala’s Prize Beauty etor down. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK Not having any faults L great fault. ONE:— Office M8 Women alwnyj look thd to find a man. Tho silver lining to moo needs a lot of shining. Social lalendar AT SAXFORII, FI.ORIDA MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. Lovely Bridge P arty ls Given On Wednesday By Mi's. A. R. Key TELEPHONE:— Res. 428-J Mcrlo Dougins of Osteen spent the 4th at home with relatives. When n man is fall „f h Mr. and Mrs. Tirm Tcipmo aro hd is just about vacant. Pink ami white wan tho pleasing spending thin week at Daytona. color scheme carried out by Mr*. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Peters Shock absorbers on gla-se* A. H. Key, when she entertained navo moved into their new bung­ •' Thursday help at a bathing beach. three tables at bridge Tuesday af­ alow. T. Monroe Hutton will enter- ternoon at her lovely home on a t bridge Thursday evening, Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wakefield Most of having the h ring Miss Helen Shepard of were in Orlando Tuesday on bus­ success can’t find the lock. A profusion of rose* nnd dnixies . ara Falls, N. Y. were used in decorating, tho dain­ iness. A stitch in time may *nVo Chat. Harrison, Oson Henry ty color motif M ug carried out in Monday Ing swimming until dark. from Vero spent the Ith bore with every detail. When the scores were the Woman' §1 Auxiliary of counted it was found out 'that his family. ■ Church will meet He who plays th«- horrej Presbyter] Mrs. K. A. Newman was high and Mrs. Frank Pitts and f:00 a t the church. find he is the victim of har-tf sh-J received a hand embroidered Cedar were in Daytona towel. A braes basket was pre­ on business. I y sto ry h o u r sented to Mrs. Gcorgo DeCottes, By ‘.lie time you find the „ ■y story hour will bo Mrs. William Ballard- la atten­ ----- -------in the liaystock it is rusty and library Saturday ntorn- who held second biggest score. ding the Baptist Assembly in DeFor consolation, Mrs. K. M. Gal­ less. l-inil thia week.-------------------* Pclock. Miss Margaret v C A10Mloway was awarded hand embroid­ II be in churge nnd is ered GET To VfODC. The Patllahall family spent tha dusters. nn enjoyable program. The Indians had a hard lif­ till at Lake llainey, huving n pic­ HEPHEVt - |T’S~ A delicious salnd course was Idren are invited to uttboy didn’t have to lu( „ tu' Tvvo HOURS IT •(. served a t the conclusion of tho nic dinner there. ular songs. game. Mia. .1. W. Flynt, Ossie Flynt and . SUNCOWN Those playing were: Mrs. Hen­ ;Mim Margaret Llnsev spent the The sun’s rays roach th­ ry Wight, Mrs. George DeCottes, 1Ith at Melbourne Reach. in only eight minutes, so r.< Mrs. a. It. Dighton, .Mrs. K. M. Mr. and Mrs. Henry !a*vy spent d tr they aro so hot. Galloway, Mrs. It. A. Newman, th** lib with Mr. nnd Mrs. O. H. Mrs. Clements, Mrs. D. P. Drum­ Nicholson at Daytona Bench. Calling n spade a spndt [lss Katharine Wilkey left We mond. Mr*. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Crosly nnd Mr. nnd considered hold. But nov i Kathryn Wilkey left Wed - McDonald, Mrs. Rice and Miss El­ Mr.i. Harry Giegor and family nnd sie Butcl. ten arc called plows. •udia Gicger spent Sunday nt Co­ * ’' -------coa Bench. lss Jesso of Montgomery, Ain., E. II. Kilbie nnd today to spend n few days In Mrs. A summer resort is a M. Galloway Is Mr.Mr.andandMrs.Mrs. William Kilbe nttenwhere mosquitoes start in the hall game in Sanford the where the flies leave off. Hostess a t Bridge On ded 11It of July; i of Tallahassee wan ames Sharon, Tues- WeclnesdayAf ter noon li. H. Kilbe is preparing to build Women have a hard life, a new lumgalow. He has purchas­ model girl is built for spued ed two acres of land from II. II. Quantities of garden flowers Pnlti- hall. the model wife for comfoit. Haddock of Miami made the home of Mm. E. M. Gal­ brother, M. C. Had- loway unusually attractive Wed­ Judge II. A. Puttishall und fam­ A man can’t talk with l ii rro, * ily Orlando spent the lilt with nesday afternoon when she enter­ their"t parents, full of hairpnins, hut a w n.!R Mr. and Mrs. II. H. tained nt bridge. Patti hall. can’t tnlk with a pipe in her nv.ir Mr.l a rs. Edward Jordon The color scheme of pink nnd rd, Jr., spent Tues- yellow Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Griggs nnd ___s=ss - _ _ ind con, was artistically used, plac­ lighter Irene of Tampa spent s a s i a i i a i f i ■■■■■■■■ ■*i l J u>' ln Sl es were marked by hand colored dr •Im week end with Mr. nnd Mrs. which pictured n summer T. W. Prevail. |r returned this week tnlllies, li A. C. i scene. After a pleasant nfterIter where ho spent 'noon Dr. and Mrs. Harold Pattishal! |rom CU of cards, scores were counted Wi business. children of Jacksonville spent «2 i m ,everol 4 and Mrs. Samuel Puleston was and the Ith with their parents, Mr. found to hold high place and was and Mrs. Pattishall. [rs. Frank Miller nnd presented a dainty piece of ling­ fc today in their car erie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philips drove to Titusville Sunday where nville, N. C. The second highest score was they had dinner, afterwards driv­ made by Mrs. R. A. Newman, who ing to Cocoa Bench. t s . Arthur Moore received a yellow lemon plate. week from n tl Mrs. Harry Geiger and sons ar­ Miss Elsie Butcl, who is tin* guest rived ;o north Georgia. home Thursday from a two of Mrs. Dan Colclmigh was pre­ months in Pennsylvania with witli two hand made hand­ relativesvisit nnd friends. Brvn Wilkey left Wed- sented kerchiefs. Mr. and Mrs. Starling and fam­ BIKMtd the summer in At the conclusion of the game, ily of New Smyrna have been .City nnd other pointH refreshments were' served in two spending a week here with Mr. courses. Frank Jones, Mrs. Starling’s fath­ er. Bertina Condon, Miss Pnlmfo and Tommy Mendsnn of Miss Grace Kay nor Of Tom McLran has sold his home nnd Grove and will move to San­ Park, npent Monday in SnnMiami and Fred Ball ford where he has purchased a home. Geneva is sorry to lose Easy Terms, raTlruce Miller nnd Hardin Married Last Evening Mr. Moh an and his family. orfluinmercet, Ky., nre the -Mrs. Mnhbl Bnmbtt’nf CbtMii; l i Mr. and Mrs, Volie WilOf much interest and surprise and Herman Daniels of Leesburg here is the announcement of the are spending a few days with their marriage of Miss Grace Kaynor parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. T. F. Adams is spending a of Miami to Fred W. Ball of this Daniels, both of whom are very w days in Delsmd, the guest of eity, the wedding takin*- place last r daughter, Mrs. Virgil Lee evening. Sanford Realtors. .T he nmrriage is the culminnD°n of j* uuiny years’ friendship, air. Hall has been a resident of Sanford for several years and is connected with the Virginia Car­ olina Chemical Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ball will make Sanford their home, lair Wimbi<ih and Ern living in Roso Court. ill of Orlando are visit Best wishes for the future of ptcr, Mr;:. Hawkins Con the couple are extended to them by jr home Bark Avenue. A DM i Army is needed, even to fight n little people. The French General n^k* for 50,000 more men t» fight the Riffs. Luckily for them, the Riffs have no big cities that can be bombard ed from the air. They scatter and hide from tin? fliers. Mere it oth­ Ill that hanehall game between erwise and if they had such a city the “fats" and “Icons" why not as Loudon or Itcrliu, open to at­ include A. Raffield, I.. I*. McCul tack, they could not resist long. for, Arthur Yowell, Jack Lloyd, A British rcliool of archaeology Felix Frank and C. W. i‘Jokes on in Egypt reveals successive stages the ’'fata" team, mid Vivian Speer, MONKKY MADNESS of civilisation reaching hack i I,­ Walter Coleman, W. Pi. Watson, J. ****** years. When the civilization COLLIER'S MAGAZINE K. Harvard, J. II. Jackson and E. of 1 1,0110 years ago was reached A. Douglas on the “Icuiis" team? Most of the fever of the mid­ •Roane Coffin, eminent Protestant men had been struggling upward Realty trail 'action* for t h e summer monkey madness which i* clergyman, who says: "I s.v no on this planet for two or three first six months of this year epidemic over *o large a uart of ; reason why Christianity shuul I thousand centuries. weie neatly five million dollars, (he United Elute* i.( due to a mis­ find any objection t,, the theory according to figures submitted taken belief thut evolutiun i* ir- of evolution. It is merely the most Wednesday. Last month's proper­ udigioua. widely accepted scientific theory ty transfers amounted to over This is sheer confusion. Charles the method by wliich God nptwelve hundred thuusand dollurs, Darwin, counted the inventor of •of has (-routed our world." eilipcing any other month this •he theory, livid and died a mem- I patently Evolutiun a theory, and nelyear by a auhltiiutial innigin. The Iut of (lie i 'hurdi of Kiigluo.l. ,llu r inure norIs lesa. Men who have remaining summer, uumlha give Jehu T. Scopes, the young teacher indication of incruased activity in of biology, mound whom the Ten­ looked through microscopes ut the real o Hate field which means nessee battle has be.’n waged, ! L»rins of life far Un small to be ^ Aul hontu’rt of Ihe? Protestant by the ummlslcd eye have Episciipal churdi suggest that the Jfhmford's customary "dull summer coniei of u 1'ieshyteriun family j seen offered an explanation of what divorced he never allowed to re­ Mason" is gone forever. nail is a professing Christian. ' they have seen. Now comes the Rev. John ,|. Their explanation may he right marry, a sound' moral suggestion undoubtedly, bribed on the assump­ To run n Newspaper nil a fellow Wynne, editor of the Catholic Knhas to do is to he able to write ' >• l"|edia, with tl... . imJiii words: and it may he wrong. Darwin's tion that marriages are made in poems, discuss the tariff nnd mini‘ Mo are not in favor of making i version ha* been profoundly mml- Heaven and men have no right to oy questions, umpire u baseball laws against lb* teuching of evo­ ifi d by men who know more of break them. than its was possible ta But people will be divorced, you game, report a wedding, caw wood, lution if it he taught properly. I biology can’t stop that, ami you might by describe a fire so that tit.'* renders Evolution should he taught a.i a linrn sixty years ago. But only an engineer can design forbiddinr remarriage make moral \vtll sjted their wraps, make $1 do eeiontifie hypothesis, with tho the work of |1U, shine nt a dance, lacta which lead to support it und a bridge. Only a surgeon can safe­ conditions even worse. mtasuie calico, abuse the liquor the facts which tend to discredit ly remove an appendix. None hut Perhaps the Episcopalians nre habit. Test whiskey, subscribe to it impartially displayed. It should electrical experts can construct comforted by tho knowledge that if charily, go without meals, attack Jneither he preached as dogma nor j telephones, and skilled farmers they won’t marry the divorced aro needed to grow good crops. , semehody else will. free silver, wear diamond', invent attacked as heresy, So scientists, and not random1 advertisements, •neer at snobbery, , “Nor are we in favor of hav­ ovr'lwok scandal, appraise hubic*. ing tivdiildon tried in |he courts. jurors or legislators, nre qualified CHICAGO BANKERS offer $2.pm.; on tlm roundnvM of Hi*. r.OO •Might..potato raisers; minister to ! R i» « matter Tur sefentiats, rr(* reward for qvery bandit kdthe gffl icted, heal tin* disgruntled, | ‘her thun jurists, ami scit-ntiili 5 life ,y ll" ory' " f li‘“ Mrlgin letl. Post era hang up in the more fifty to a finidi, set type, mold j ate vetv few in nuuibqr and qtow than 100 banks announcing the rcj tl will l,o/og'uuate for t'y. mun watd. public opinion, sweep out the of- to rpeuk." fico, speak at prayer mealing*, “That’s business," itaya the bu.dThere is sanity nnd straight try If th- reader, .if nth r X l and, «Uhd In with evcryboily an I n<vuj man, and it will, unduubt-' edly dlflv&oruge the bandit buoinlUfe lUtH>.j-vHpg . 1 ......................... LIABILITIES C a p i t a l S to c k T a ld In Surplus ____ S urplus F u n d _____..__________ U^VVlded Profits (Leas Ftxpenses ui Dividends Unpal.l .............. Individual Deposit* *ul>J.-« l t<• rii., k Hiving* Deposit* D e m a n d C e r t i f i c a t e s o f D ap o ait T i m - C e r t i f i c a t e s o f D ep o sit . C e r t i f i e d C h e c k s ......................... ............. ............ Cashier's Checks outstanding TOT.VL ......................... ............ STATE OK FLORIDA )) COUNTY ofSKM INOLB) L A. n. Key, ('ashler of (he above named Bank, [fy*1 *"• above atatem-nt In true (o the best of my (Signed) A. R. KKY CORRECT ATTEST: (SlKned) FORREST LAKE. (Slan-d) A. T. ItOSHETTKR. (S igned) L. P . M cC U L L E R . (N O TA niA L#SnA L) “W<' rn *° b° r‘’r *’ m” ' h l" Dh da] E. jock.- Our Prices advance July 10th FLORIDA MILLIONS ' ueiurii oi KocliCMtrianu fnnn Florida has given many ihtsoii.i holt* an opportunity to learn at first hand what is occurring in the Southern peninsula. Stories brought back by neighbors and friends from tho "booniingest" state of the Union are far mere convincing than any printed ac­ count of tile money flood that threatens to inuiulnte hitherto quiet villages now suffering from metropolitan growing pains. To many of those who have re­ sided in Florida each winter for years, the present migration into the state is an enigma which they do not attempt tu solve. Haiubtn of n few houses huie h**conic cities of ninny thuusanils almost overnight. Sinirle.track, back­ woods railroads have Ihvu double­ tracked, rehullasted and equipped with heavy rails to handle the enormous traffic that pour* into tho state from all parts of the North, East and West. In a num­ ber oi states, such us Georgia ami Alabama, the real estate fraterni­ ty has been seriously depleted by th.* gem rnl exodus toward Florida, where tho fruits of the profession are said to mature both quicklv and nit,n. rales of mushroom miliionairca are aa common as real estate busses that carry pro.-qicctive purchasers all over the state on the chance that the visitnri may buy. h rom the safe distance which Rochester guarantees to return- nKSOURCES [.nans on Heal K ataln____ ___ ,,__ . Y?,an*..',n Collateral Security other Ilian Htfcl Kami AH other !,oiin* and lilicuunts ......... l*nl(r.I Hint-* tlonil* nut*. County ami Municipal Bond* Tax Certificates ................ . Ranklnx House. F u rn itu re ft t u t u r outer l!-al Kstatc ................... Pue from Incorporate.I Hank* ersonals IS SCARCE ROCHESTER (N. Y.) HERALD At I ' l n , o t D l a l n n i , J a n e SOD,, Geneva B each Property IF YOU nre not a customer of bootleggers (Id* may interest you, Canada is shipping us millions of gallons of Is-er, ale, and stout, manufactured for thin country had. low grade kind of beer. Ether and chloroform are found in them. Such poison makes the Canadians rich by injuring tii • stomach, kidneys, liver and intes­ tines of foolish Americans. Some United States business men. however, will get their share ot tho prosperity by increased un­ der taKei s’ receipts. IIKPORT OF C O .V D IT IO ^ .or For Further lnfurmaliim Call at l\Iontc/.unia Hotel b Stcn&trom who has k her sinter, Mrs. K. 8. t"ckey;|l [t this week far her ome in '1 Biter Haven. ;tl Estate Auction Sales m a t s wnat cows would say about Happy Cow Feed if they could talk. This feed is fam ­ ous for its palatsthility. . Let us sell your property AT AUCTION We are permanently located in Sanford A feed must be palatable to be profitable. OKU SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. ALLEN AND IiRENT Phone 91 Jet-'Dnd StTfcot, Sanford, Fin, R iia n g x is ifc iR c a a s in i H + .j. ■{•4.4. .5.4. 4.4.j.4. .j..j..j, •"" Corner Commercial SI. And Elm Ave, ..................... .. ................................................. .. D ollar Sale F riday—Saturday EpworthLoaguc Holds Its Monthly Meeting1 81x90 Sheets Mmusing’ No seams. 2 to a customer Mr. anr Tuesday evening the Epworth nvo retu pf • m ' »•' II Ill'll! \ ^ League of the Methodist Church loon unu now pleasantly lo­ held its monthly business and oted in thei Melaka Apartment*. social meeting nt tho church. Following the business .session Mi:,a Mar- a Bocial hour was enjoyed. After haiMunmciMi.!* Hilda Butler. un evening spent in merriment, i •lion Molhce and Charles Fite each member was given a nickel ku nt Tuesday very pleasantly at and the members went in u body ieiy bniyrnn Beach. to Roumillat and Anderson's for refreshments. David Speer, and rs. *V. L. oeig returned last ni>-ht ont Jackaotivillc where they at■nd» d the funeral of their nice Ladies’ House Dresses Perea 1 and Gingham. All sizes 3 I*r. Children’s Sox ors. Regular 40. 3 pr. for ill Vig|t t i " , eral v. ■<i. N O T IC E “• 8cenicColorado Itoctcies;gorgeous,coKl(n Callforniafthe Pacific NorthweaqyourNHiioo'd Paiks; Die Great Lakes —the North Woods? the restful.nd Invigor.tlngTcnnestea Moun­ tains—through the heuit ol hi-uoric Disieland. ty way of Atlanta, Lookout Mountain, Chat­ tanooga, Moccasin Deed, via • Am prepared to furnish nnd hang the paper on that room of yours in the best manner, and ut reason­ able raten. Also can paint your house either outside or in. A postal with your address will bring me to you nnd we can talk it over. DARK AVENUE Broad Cloth Boys’ Wash Suits Regular ¥1.00 yard. Silk finish 1VL> yds for Values up to $1.50 each $1.00 A. B. Copeland, Voiles Sanford, Florida. Floral designs. 40 indies wide TUR DIXIR TLYCR Ubfarv.ObNr.au.. Cars, Drawlnv Hoo« Real Pick In the City Limits of Sanford # Near Loadinjf Station A Five Acre Celery Farm Kor Five Thousand Dollars KASV TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE >rce Corner Lots in Sanford Heights r*ach One a ISar^nin contemporary Comment Direct Benefit From System When you put system into sating, you soon be­ gin to get direct benefit—and step by step you climb higher to financial success. Open an ac count M'ith us today. Towels Large size bath and buck toweis 18x3(i. Five for “Everfast” Suiting All shades, guaranteed fast color 2V:»yds. $1.00 MMOoAM 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts It’s foolish to think sreuded front a dumb lumhia Record. REALTOR German l« , v, *“ “II °P®n ruind new" tl' n3 Cet out n'1 t:'-< UdorU ** ug,uc H ie D I X I E RO UT Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 I’tral National Hank Building Siilffir-porcer M .'Lrltd.,a, io I c (j[ounly l^ a n k S a n fo r d ,F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROG RESS The Y ow ell Sale Starts Friday Com pany rrwo Days Only �THE SANFORD HERALD THURSDAY, JULY 9,1 9 2 5 League. Edawrda came to tha Rraves from Dartmouth College muiiiii« last month. The management also announced the outright purchase of A. L. Hood, of the Portsmouth club of the Virginia league to report 1mmediately. He will be used at second base. Senators Trounce Chicago White Sox .Yankees Beat Browns G to 4 Estrada I.s Tight in Pinches For Smokers and Game Is While Indiuns nnd A thle­ Won by Score of Eight to tics Split Double Headed Four; Tampa Bunches Hits DETROIT, July 9.—Tho Detroit Tigers won both ends of n double header from tho Boston Red Sox here Wednesday, the first gnmo G to 0, and the second 8 to 2. Ex­ cellent pitching enabled the Tigers to win tho first game, the veteran Oscar Estrada, Smoker MoundsDauss allowing tho invaders only man was tight in tho pinches nnd six hits, thereby winning his sixth struck out 9 batters. game. It was the first shutout AH It II PO A E victory scored by Detroit this sea­ SANFORD Wade, cf............G 0 1 2 0 0 son. 1 2 1 0 In the second game the Tigers Walzak, 2b........4 1 piled up an enrly lend nnd Stoner Curley, rf.......... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Moore, If........... 2 0 0 1 0 1 had little difficulty in holding tho | Crawford. If....... 3 0 0 0 0 1 Red Sox in check while his mates 1 2 0 0 batted Ruffing nnd Fuhr freely. McQue, 3b........ 6 1 Alford, c........... 3 1 1 9 Heilmnnn hit two homo runs, in Friable, s s . __ 3 1 2 1 21 0 1 each dime, lacing out the first lb.........4 0 l G1 0 ball pitched to him in tho sixth Bailey, Kelly, p.............. 3 0 0 0 1 0 inning for n homer. Todt of Bos­ ton made an unassisted tJ6ut>la Chapman, p. . . 1 0 1 0 0 0 piny. Totals „ .. .. 37 4 8 21 G 3 Score by innings: AH It II PO A E B o sto n ......... (HH» 000 000-0- G-2 TAMI'A D ctaroit........ 300 001 lOx—G-10-L Snead, 2b........... 4 3 2 I 2 0 Hickey, 3b........ 5 1 2 2 2 1 Batteries: Ehmkc and Picinich; Weik, km............4 1 3 41 I Dauss and Bossier. Lee, rf............... 3 1 2 1 0 o Allen, cf. .. „ . 3 0 1 0 0 0 Second Game Jesmer, lb.......... 3 0 0 7 2 0 Score by innings: Smith, If........... 3 0 0 1 ii o Boston „ _ (KM) 010 001-2- 9-2 Huggins, c........ 4 0 0 10 0 0 D e tro it......... 123 011 oox—8-12-1 Estrada, p........ 3 1 2 1 1 0 Batteries: Ruffing, Fuhr nnd Heving, Stokes; Stoner ami BassTotal m ......... 32 8 II 27 H 2 Jer, Woodall. Score by innings: Snnford................ 100 |l)2 000— I SENATORS WIN, 10-2 Tampa .. .............. 201 203 OOx—8 CHICAGO, July 9,—Stanley CoSummary: Two huso hit, Wnlveleskie held Chicago to 7 hits zak, McQue, Frinhic, liickcy, Wcik Wednesday, while Washington bit 2. Threw hum* hit, Allen, Estrada. Faber hard nnd defeated the locals Stolen bane, Curley, Snead, Sacri­ 10 to 2. It wm Covide skio'ii elev­ fice, Ixjo, Jesmer. Double play, enth victory of thb setrson. Bailey, (untiMiti.Hed), Left on • Score by innings: hare, Sanford 9: Turnon 8. Bane ■ W a s h i n g t o n ...flJO I l f ,TIlflZ_I 0 -9 - I on bnllH, tiff Kelly 5;,Chapman X; Chicago........ 000 000 002— 2-7-3 Kitrndn 4. Struck out by Kelly Bntterlea: Covelcskle and Ruel; 4; ('hnpinnn .1; Kntrndn 9. Hit*, off Jkvlere, Faber und Schalk, Crouse. Kelly 7 in G 1-3; Chapman I in 2 2-3. Wild pitch K-trndn. Pa ed YAlJKS BEAT BRAVES bnlln, Alford. I.nning pitcher Kel­ ST. LOUIS, July 9.—The New ly. Umpires, I'ioh, Cumck and York Yankees defeated tho Rt. Louis Browns in tho third gnmo of tho series Wednesday, (J to 4, thus ending the winning streak of SisJer’s men which had reached four In a row. Babe Ruth, in the third inning, hit tho score board in left* field for a home run, his seventh of the season, scoring behind Combs. Score by innings: New York .. .. 002 201 010—6-11-2 St. Louis .. .. 000 100 120-4- 9.3 Batteries E. Jones, Schocker, Hoyt nnd Bengough. O’Neill; Da­ vis, Stauffer, Vangilder nnd Dix­ on, Rcgo, Hargrave. 5 ■ B ■ ■ Arc Now Receiving Application For INDIANS BREAK EVEN CLEVELAND, July 9.—Clevolnn<! und I'hiludtdjihi;! lirohc oven in n tloubleheniler here Wednes­ day, Cleveland winning the first game 1 1 to 3j nml losing the mcond 7 to G. Four Philadelphia pitchers were hit hard In tho open­ er, the Indians socring ten runs In tho fifth inning. The Athleticcs drove Uhlp from tho box in the third Inning of the second game. Byron Specce, the underhand twirler, held the visitors scoreless af­ ter that inning. First ftumo Score by innings: Philadelphia 126 00(1 000— 3- 11-0 Cleveland 200 0 - 10-0 02x- 11-191 Batteries: Wall,erg. Ileimm h, JJaunigarten, Stokes und focliexane, Berry. Second Game ia .205 000 000—7-14.2 .... 020 001 020—5-10-1 It Rommel and Cocli% Speeco nnd Myalt. Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA HTATi Ht. Pi turshurg 3; L Tampa 8 ; Snnford 4. „ NATIONAL LEAGUE iiD.ltltll •{; Hi. i.oufs 3. Others, xttitt. 'AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 2 ; Washington if). Ht. Louis 4; New York 0. Cleveland 14-6; Philadelphia 3-7. Detroit G-8 ; Bostoti 0-2. , SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 0 ; Mobile G. Birmingham 4; New Orleans 19. Chattanooga 3; Little ltock 3 , (IG innings; darkness). Nmhvllle 4; Memphis 11. 80UTIIK ATLANTIC IJiAGUE Htairtanhurg 7; Knoxville 6. Greenville 9; Asheville 8. Charlotte .13; M^con 8 . .C'duinhio 9; Augusta G. Ht. Petersburg—Tho Florida lonish Tllo Cumpany to urcct I FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tampa at Sanford. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. NATIONAL l e a g u e St. Louis at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at New York. Ml •S O,’TJ , , -UN’ LEAGUE Atlanta at Now Orleans. Birinmghnni at Mobile. Nndivide a t Memphis. Little Rock at Chattanooga. v t u V,v WTKHFKRBB \vN| ‘" i ' ? :.K’ J u |y Rain \ , w v , :lV. ' alV‘d, thl’ Pittsburgh1" ' " ik lia.Mliall scries with tie c in rtayTaCTn P Btwr BniTTOD i k n . [•'t',i in the race fur National cr w ill t A '•“ Ublcdtca. will be played tomorrow Classified Directory 'ord Dally Herald ‘ upfI Funds immediately available subject to ut|e examination. ’ . • .| . APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuBOSE A N D HOLLER 112 Park Avenue ■ ) - — ------ -— 10o a lino p W ---------------- No a line t e n _________ 6. n line K m ___________ 4e n lino K jT a c o Typo double above Ken, ' reduced raiee are lor conratlve Insertions, word* of average length radm ^charg* 'lOo fo r in r tf n ii Incorrect Insertion, J ^ ^ K la .r l'>r autarquent ( Tha ofTIc. ahoulil be ^ ■ n m e illa ie ly In care or I A D V ritTism s . [it r e p r t i « n U ( O t th o rI m l l U r w i t h rnt«n. ru in s ilflcntlnn. w ill s l v * y ou I n f o r r a n t lo n . And If THIS IS DIRECTORY Jantzen has literally taken the country by storm! Designed and patented but seven years ago by Carl Jantzen, expert I .tcinc Coast swimmer, the suit is now the largest seller wherever people swim! In 1918, Jantzen saw a nation paddling arourid the edges. Baggy skirts impeded swimming. Fabrics stretched and sagged. Today the newer freedom of the Jantzen is the choice of mi hons. ^Along the Maine resorts, Narroganset, Long Island, Atlantic City, Florida, the Great Lakes, Galveston—up and clown the Pncific*Coast, a n O t Honolulu, Jantzen wearers » • j in the majority! Jantzcn-stitch is elastic—no other knit fabric like it! Modest ■ fits the body perfectly, wet or dry. The non-rip crotch and bow-trunk pattern are exclusive—patented. Jantzen made the first suit with a non-breakable rubber button. The suit is warm and long-wearing—woven from 100% long-fibre, pure worsted wool. Jantzen originated “fit-by-weight,” insuring perfect fit —easily! This $ week is National Jantzen zens for men. women, and children. See Compare a Jantzen with any other suit. know why it’s called “The suit that Week. See our Jantthe new “speed suit.” Buy one—and you’ll changed bathing to For Rent AND REPAIRS FOR mo RESULTS advertise in f t ™ R T LAUDERDALE DAILY All makes of typewriters for NEWS—it covers Broward County sale on easy terms, for re n t also thoroughly which is ono of the repairs. Office supplies. Room 0 most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Sample Ball Bldg._______ __ ___ copy ami rate card upon request PRINTING LEARN ABOUT foT* County and WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* Engraving, Embossing. See us * " 5 : *d™ *w n« medium In first. We do it. Phone 4I7-W. South Florida Published mornings. R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. flrlt a i v u t l a l n g la reetrlcted to o p e r e lm .lflc a tlo n . an a fr o r la m ad* Tire S a n ­ itarian w ill be reeponalblo A N ADVERTISEMENT IS TIIE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMEty Iantzen puts the joy in swimming A dvertising fT AD. RATES rYPBWRITER8 on e ail*. w ill ho r efro n i M i n i , and e o l• e n t la im eilla fclg (o r on improved Business and Residential in Sanford for Results ■ W right, WarloW and Company i; Cash in Advance the insufficiency of Russian-grown FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE cotton makes it necessary to spend (Second Half) Won Lost Pet. large sums of money for tho pur­ Tampa _____ _ chase of cotton abroad. At pres­ ent there are but a few areas In Lakeland......... Turkestan nnd the Trans-Caucasus Saints Takfl Advantage Three St. Petersburg ,200 which cultivate cotton, nnd at­ Lakeland Errors to Score; Sanford tempts nro now being made to The average cost of tangerines One Run Rally In Ninth In­ raise cotton nlso in the Kuban dis- per box on the .tree is HI cents. ning Gives St. Pete Edge n.f trict where the climate is specially Tangerines cost about ten per cent glJ adapted to it. Pittsburgh . more on the trees than do oranges, ST. PETERSBURG, July !>.— GOO New nreas nlso have been se -1leaded on the cars at shipping New York .. Using three Lakeland errors to ad­ 507 lected In the Turkestan nnd Fer- points, tangerines sell for $1.65 vantage, the Saints nosed out the Brooklyn .. ,17,| gana district where experiments to $2 per box. St. Louis .. Highlanders with a one run rally ,172' on an ^ tensive scale are now beCincinnati .. in tho ninth inning Wednesday, |G7 ‘ carr'e<l out. Should the exporPhiladelphia winning three to two. Brower was ..a imenta prove satisfactory the Rus- ' Tho Dancy is generally used in Chicago .. „ wild but effective in tho pinches. •2 | fian authorities hope they will be the entire citrus section nnd prac­ LAKELAND AI» It H PO A E Boston .. .. . “ able to satisfy the country’s need tically tho 'only variety in (.he Buckley, 2b. . . 3 1 1 G 2 (' for cotton without resorting to state. Brazier, cf. .. „ I I 1 1 0 0 purchases abroad. Welch, ss, .. .: 3 0 1 2 3 1 JtOCTIII.ASn PA1ST Dumas. If............ «. 4 q 1 1 0 1 Washington fhn Paint That Easts Tou PITCHER RELEASED Edwards, lb. _ 4 0 0 9 1 0 i’hiladclphin Money. BOSTON, July 9.—The Boston Manufactured by Surface, rf. „ „ 3 0 0 4 0 0 fhirago .. .. Braves' management announced ■ btrtua-f.lnil.lrr Paint Cn. Ponder, 3b............ 4 0 0 0 1 1 Detroit e. .. Sold by late Wedncsdny the rcleuse of Francis, c............. 3 0 0 3 1 0 St. Louis .. L O S M N fl P A IN T C O M P A C T Pitcher Foster H. Edwards to the 111 V ln K iiolln A t e , Luther, p.................4 0 I 0 1 0 New York . l*hnnr 27n Worchester Club of tho Eastern Cleveland .. T o ta ls ......... 32 2 6x25 9 3 Boston .. .. x One out when winning run scored. ST. PETE AH P. II PO A E Shannon, If....... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Mew Orleans Allen, rs. .. A tla n ta........ Mcssner, 2b Nashville .. .. Blown, cf. .Memphis .. „ Kcrnnndtz, Mobile........ Morris, rf. . Chattanooga B. Edwards Little Rock .. Barnes, lb. Birmingham . Hesse, c. .. Brower, p. Block, z .. T o ta ls ......... 30 3 8 27 6 i z Batted for Morris in 8th. Score by innings: Lakeland ............. 100 010 000—2 St. Pi t'r. burg .. 000 100 011—3 Summary: Htohn bases, Morris, Buckley (3), .Mcssner. Sacrifice , Brown, Hernandez, Bouse, llrazier, Double plays, Hernandez (iinassixted), Welch to Edwards. Left on Imscs, Lakeland II; Saints 10. Base on balls, off Brower 7; Lu­ ther G. Struck out, by Brower 3, Luther Wild pitch, Brower. Umpire, Ware. Time 2:15. to place nlO li «a«r ir people "t SanfnM • ao ultra needed. I llal w hen aar la rrnulred. It Is alrhabctleallr tv* lienee. Space In Thla | E CT OR Y PUONK 148 ed Directory ' ELECTRIC SERVICE pert Electrical rensira. Centra] Avo. Orlando. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At tractive and convenient. Call at !/cra!d office for further in formntion. bOR RENT—Furnished apart­ ment or sleeping rooms. Select neighborhood with private family. Cool, comfortable rooms. Hot and cold water, telephone, etc., 711 Park Are. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phono R. L. Holden, Scldcn Bldg, Daytona Beach, Fla. FOR RENT—Kitchen, bed room nnd garage, 1101 Elnt Ave. MAINE—Watorvtlle, Morning SanFormerly Sanford Sign Shop. tlncl. Thousands of Mnine peo­ Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. ple are Interested in Florida prop­ First Street. erty. Rcneh them through tn». Sentinel. Rats card on appliesJAMES H. COWAN—All kinds -toil. of Tin and Sheet Met*! Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak A LITTLE WANT AD 7n the Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ Herald will bring you big re­ phone 111. sults. Advertise those old articles you hnve stored nwny nnd hnve MIRRORS RESILVEREI) no for. A title thirty-rent «d Furniture bought nnd sold. Call mr.yusebring you several dollars. Jackson Furnituro Co., Phono 617. 1 hone 118 and a representative will FOR SALK—3 east front San­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy call to see yoi\ terms. Box 431, care Herald. Building Material FLORIDA— ORLANDO_ Ornndo FOR SALE—Corner lot nnd nil morning Scntlnul; largest classi­ joining lot on Palmetto Ave. MIRACLB Concrete Co. general fied business, rate lc a word, min­ terms. Box 131, care Herald. imum 21 c cash with order. cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation hoxea. J. &. THE MORNING JOURNAL is th^ FOR SALE: Five room bungalow Terwllleger, Prop. with hath. Close in town. Price nrcept»d want nd modium in Day tor. a (Fa.) One rent a word reasonable. P. O. Box 058. HJLL LUMBER CO. Hons* o in insertion. Minimum 25c. Service, Quality and Price FOR SALE' Well located lot on Lumber and Building Material Magnolia Avenue. Reasonably pucert. Small c.uh payment rcCarter Lumber Company nuired. Address, S. It. J. c.o. West Third Street Phone 565 Herald. I D A V ID B . D Y E R ARCHITECT M e r a b a r Jl L A Here Dulldlnir Orlando, Florida HILTON’S da lin e n sh o p 113 Mngnolia Ave. 8 First Class Rarbers Special Attention Given To Iaidlcs and Children OniLKS FOft RENT Corner lot on Oak —Oarkihury, Th* morning rapidly growing secmornlnr Iren*, i terms of $G()0 cash minimum tla. payable yearly. A PALM BEACH COUNTY—The an-Ber* Corporation. ftceno of stupendous developmentRend about it in the Pnlm Br*ch Post. Sampie copy sent on p»- CORNER LOT on Palmetto Aven­ inest. ue, ^1,500, $50 ca:di and $50 monthly. This lot will sell for $2 000 this coming winter. DcanBerg Corporation, Phone 713. $500 CASH and balance payable monthly will buy new five room bungalow in high class residential section. Address S. B. C., care Herald. Chlnawarc In English Porce­ EL Car. Drive it lains, Huvarian and Japanese Oak and Second St. Chinn make lovely gifts TAMPA MORN If a TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription tc the The Ball H ardw are Tribune or hand t to your Ixa! JJT09 FOR II litR denier so you can read Florida’s ; AUTO SERVICE Day greatest new/rrsunr. Ono year ht. Meats all ♦rains. Tbre. hsfor. Phone G51 nnd 63-W Elton J . Moughton $8.00, 6 months $4.00, three months $2.00. If you desire 31,000 inxurARCHITECT 1 nco policy add 75 cents to your CAFE Service and Quality Reigns 1P I A C A F E r Waffle House PL Mirr. 105 W. 1st St First National Rank Uldg. S n n fo r d ,-------------Florida Chiropodist bell c a fe f o o t s p e c ia l i s t jest in Service and Qua! |t Street and Park Avo- pRUG STORK — PreI. Drugj, Soda*. Wt far you n« your phone. KCTKICAI Orlando. Morns, li u n l o n s I n g r n w lu g .Vails, l l c n v y C all ouses or tired ac h ln i feet. I 1)11. C. I.. C l SI.FIs Y o w r l l D re w llldg . I 'h o n e . H le v a to i W. IL LONG ID ELECTRIC CO. '» to Gillon A Platt I*®. Kverythinjr eleclone 422. Elcctragith come increasingly vital. f l o r is t Plus—(he Sftecla! S ix Chassis This fine coach body is especially designed for and mounted on the Special Six chassis which has contributed to the splendid repu­ tation of Studchakcr ears for dependability, endurance ami reserve mileage. Definite records show that many Studehakers have delivered from 125,000 to 200,000 miles of service. Up in the rugged country around Three Rivers, (Jitehec, there arc eight Studchakcr cars that have each traveled RT THE f Tor Ts t ” ~ f f r» /o r nII occasions, ■lyrtle. Phon* 260-W On Orlando Road four miles from heait uf Sanford. $301) on acre on easy terms. This winter will find acreage in this section greatly in demand and $500 an acre will be a bargain. ERG CORPORATION 02 First Street. Contractor and Builder *99-M — Phone — 493-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Try Smith’s Barber Simp for g’oud barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself w h y classified advertising is so important. l'OR RENT: Attractively furnish­ ed apartment. 1st floor, 202 Park Ave. FOR RENT: Modern two furnished apartment with age space. 803 Union Ave. Warehouse site 100x117 at $1,750 only one block from I ir.; street. A good invnttment. Terms. Apartment house Hollow Tile Stucco construction. Pays rent ten per rent on $13,000.00. Located close to the liUKlneaa *«Hon. Priced at $30,000.00. It will pay you to investigate. Terms. Apartment House Site at $13,000.00. exclusive residence section. In Sanford’s most Residence lot on Magnolia Ave., near South Side school, very rcauinnblr priced for a quirk sale. Terras. A now five -iwm llwellim; in the Sanford llrlirhN Kcrtinn Acreage at $8.50 Per Acre, A. P. CONNELLY & SONS It B A L T O It S Magnolia at Second. WE LOAN MONEY AT 7 PER CENT J. G. SHARON G. TAYLOR DYER r»inlintr— Decorating PHONE 303 ,0»' • r / i ' S 9 S Attorney-at-I.aw Will practlco In all the court* Examination of Abstracts ci Land Titles given especial attention Offices in Scmlnoto County Bank Building IRRITATED EYES Get worse and worse tlic longer you let tlicm go; Leonard!'! Golden Eye A i i c r rny attark or M u I was | Lotion cures inflammation and soreness thin, rundown nnd weak. I hud u williout pain in one day. Cooling, heal­ ; allow complexion, my cheeks were ing, strengthening. Get “LconardiV— ••.'ink in und 1 was rnntinunlly trou - 1it nukes strong eyes, At all druggists. In a prrarrlpllon fur Med with gas on my stomach. I felt stuffy nnd had lost my ap­ Malaria, Chills nnd Fever petite. I had read about McCoy’s Dengue or Iiilious Fever. T h o ro iiah ly God Liver Oil Compound Tablets 1 S e rv e not! •i d d -cidi d In give them it t ial. It kllla the irrm i. At once, I he;an to pick up nn 1 appetite, my checks filled out nml my complexion became healthy looking and I gained 15 pounds in I six weeks and am very thankful j > Hy tha for what McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil I l 5.no Nlriata. Compound Tablets did for me. Jlisa Alberta Rogers, 26-1* W. 1 Corn, Gorda St.. Decatur, III. Everything To tnke on weight, grow strong nnd vigorous, to fill out the hol­ For the Sportsman lows in checks and neck, try MeAt (ov’s Cod Liver Oi! Compound Tablets for SO days. 60 Tablets — BaJl Hardware 60 rents ut Bower’s Pharmacy nnd Phone 8 the Union Pharmacy end live druggists everywhere. If they don’t give you wonderful help in genuine. —Adv. i CHRONICLE — Au-Augusta'a greatest hum, rale cash .09c per lino, minimum The prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. Pick lip Today's Herald FOR RENT: Bungalow, bath and screened porch ed. near new hoted. Ph t SALE: 7 room house, corner Wanted t TiOx117. Facing east with shade trees. Price $1,500. ) cash, balance $35 monthly. WANTED I will buy anything into t’-Bejg Corporation, 202 1st Sanford Real Estate that is good B nnd priced right direct from own- M ere. Box 1,000 Herald ollico. J! FOR SALE: Special sale, beautiful Collie puppies, three months old $10,000,000.00 Company wants you to sell 150 daily home necessit­ nnd nothing finer. Fully guaran­ teed $15.00 each. Griffis Stock ies in Sanford. Profits $35 to $50 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Farms, Lament, Fla. For particulars write, Thu J. It. MUST SELL.—-Seed bed covers, Watkins Company, 62-70 West wires, frames, stakes, blenching Iowa St., Memphis, Tenn. paper and wires, spray machine. Al. o a good milk cow. M. Hanson 211 East First street. LOST;,On First street, a black leather hill fold containing $25 nnd owner’s card. Finder please return to Herald office c.o. J. W. Beautiful Apartment Site 100 feet on Park Avo, D avey and Nesmith law yer ATTOn.VKYa-AT-LAW ’BRYAN. Bank Buildi ‘on* 417-L 3, IN(; in g u p f a t h e r By GEORGE McMANUS KIN e>GAT T>'*A^T FER. L O C K • I'fv) O 'dt-V TE.R. /K P L A T E O r C O R H E O (bE ELP AH ’ C AvCiCi^CiE. • j 'N 'r v s I ront the very beginning, the coach has 1‘ri‘ii an rliort towards economy on the ii.irt ^wlomobilc manufarturiTs. Hut, unlike Other manufacturers. Studchakcr has been able In build a coach without sacrifice in cssfiitial quality — uml offer il to you ol on iiccttial coach trice. HERE -C A PEX '- L TA*aTE i O M E 0 f r T H tfa C.ORNEO U)E.E.F O PEh that bu ck et VV»TH T H E CAfJvCACiE > IN tT - The reason for sedan quality at coach firico Studrhakcr builds all of its own closed bodies --hu.hU finer coaches than have been built In-lore—and builds them at a lower cost—be­ cause there is no outside body-maker's profit to lie included ui the purchase price to you, L J ,-----\ \ ___ W E L L -W E L L IT IT l*bM’T JlC xC i'b* AM* HOW 'T O U ? ' I H AV EN 'T 'T O O b E T fjlN C E . U A lftR Y CAVE M E A EA A C K E V E .’ ’ W hen y o u r heart flutters, and palpitates, w h en y o u ’re short o f breath and dizzy, w hen y o u hnve sm othering spells and faint spells, look out for your heart I D R . M IL E S * Heart Treatment has been used w ith marked success for all functional h e a r t troubles since 1804. 1 TL1'1 .* S.pctia.1 S.ix Coach u Built complete— lioth bmly and chassis—in Studchakcr plants. It U a sjiu-iuryCt’*Automobile, * FOR RENT: 3 rooms down stairs, furnished, lights, water, all con­ veniences in eluded, corner 9th and Elm. MEAT MARKET II. A. SPEIR Many men and women have become habitual renders o f classlficd advertisements because they have found jt a vcry habit, indeed. FOR RENT: 9 acre tiled farm at edge of city limits. R. S. Read, Box 211, Sanford. Miss Rogers Gained 15 Bounds in G Weeks fails 0 and 11 Itlmk (i S —Three stations. Mag Und Second. First and Elm ird Avenue and 10ih Street, rt scrvico. FOR RENT—Apartment. Two rooms and bath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will bo vacant Aug. 1. Prac­ tically new. Address 305 care Herald. m illio n d o l l a r (triag e s e r o s a XansmM s IJay o t a r l c d ; q u i r t e r m illio n o o i i a r o p e r a h o u se u n d e r c o n s t r u c 1 . L: tw o m llllitn s biting e p e n t on h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r llvu d e v e lo p e r* t o K«t In o n ground Door. Wr i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e n s r i m ent The P s n iie o ls N s * i 1 p a r‘ 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla Classified advertisements havt come to be an American instirunon they vitally concern every member o f the family. DR RENT—APARTMENTS. One two-room apartment nnd one reo-room apartment, Apply Hcr- FDR SALE: Three well located in Oak Hill. Buy direct from own­ er and save commission. Easy terms. Address "Owner” care Miscellaneous Herald. $125 Phonographs .. 5 30 Electric fans YOUNG SPANISH gentleman $ 15 Electric fans ... Automobiles would like to learn English, (’nil $ 10 Electric fans telephone 712 or P. (). Box 681. I New Player Piano, DEPENDABLE USED CARS I Second Hand I’iani !'J21 Dodge Touring. Ti/es and Tillies. Booms Tor Bent t!)25 Dodge Coupe. At Low Prices In Oi 1923 Dodge Coupe. • FOR RE N T - Rooms with or with DO YOU WANT to buy or sell 1922 Dodge Touring. out meals. anything?" If so advertise la 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton Reasonable rates, Lincoln House. ho "Gninesvilla Sun." Truck. DUVELOPKjtS ATTKyriON—r*n- 1921 Dodge Screen 1*2 ton Truck. Bu.shnall— Pnscn county com MILLER (). PHILIPS, luce. sn.-ola Is b e x in r tlu x tn * g r e a t e s t d e ­ 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla missioners v e lo p m e n t In lilo rld .v * h lx t o r y - 1 let contracts for nin: Dodge Bros. Sales and Service n a if tr il li o n d o lla r h i g h w a y t a th e Phone 3 new roads. Oak and 2nd St. *•*!?. b e a c h Just r n l a h e d ; a tw o G STATIONS AND ITO SUPPLIES couldn't understand I “Why call In buying a closed car, do not underextiit a coach—why confine it with cheap mate the Importance of engine and chassis. T HEY iloscil cars?" asked the dealers at a recentWith extra weight to carry, these units be­ FOR RENT—Ground- Ploor Elks Bldg., SOS Oak Avo. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. E. SI'URLING, GUU-diviswf specialist. Subdivision to Or lando, Florida, and F I o r* Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ cnuiMRtm ion.) i,renoKn way. Ifleil ml* have the Urge* tntlon In Soiithive'tera i Uni* |r /S-worrt) Mnn TIN AND METAL WORK r o REACH me prosperous farm­ SIGNS ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertise In the DeLand Any Kind—Anywhere Dally News, rato lc per ward, cash with order. |NG — Multlgraphing, i and mnlling—as you -when you want it 13. H. E. Porch, First Bnnk Bldg. R AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. TELL ENOUGH.....SELL MORE1 REAL ESTATE dru gs Mudebakcr meeting. "Surely it would be better to name it the Special Six Coupe." To be sure, the Special Six Coach ir unholi»trrcd in fine quality of material—with highgr.idc carpeting—and heavy decorative door pulls to assist passengers in alighting. To he sure, it it lacquer finished in two Myles—beautiful Studebakrr blue or a rich iluotonr finish of Wyandotte green-gray above and Ponca green-gray below. And, furthermore, to git a coach as large cud roomy you must pay more than $ 1,000 above the price of this car. But the fact remains—that it o-.rrtes the lowest price at which a fine closed car has ever been sold on the world-famous Special Six chassis. It i . a nMcti—i,i trict alont. But in quality u / w* **/ f ivt^pusifnijfr couft• PAGE ■ [ These Columns Are Yours How They Stand Excellent Pitching Enabler, Tigers to Win First (lam e. The Veteran Dauss Allow­ ing Only Six Safe H its THE_SANFORD HERALD TH rffUftt'V f ' f c . ~ :* !■■■■■■■■■»■■■■ A G E SEC FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW SANFORD, FLA. The ylthl uf tangerines per tree Is oi.« and one seventh boxes and y»vld la lit) to 115 © 19:5 pr Int.-j. Fg4Twnc Sxnvtct Gieai Biitaia tight* rtHivod agm iiiiiM iT naacaiL B E Your druggist sells it at pre-war prices — $1.00 a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 09, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5d81166142c54bf73233b8dc5b415dd9.pdf 40e147903ae872b52523fdd07c226479 PDF Text Text NEWSPAPER iahed in Florida's Heart, World's Greatest Vegetable ion, Its Richest Garden Land Minimum T Rainfall ------ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES nker Scores Delay ’orater Says Work Is Held Up Because Of AiieementBetween i j p and City Body jSogressiveness Hifested.HeSays H eS a y s Commission H ailed To Live Up W o Its Agreements SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1925 When Boston Club Collapsed Time Old Attempt To SIDELIGHTS O N Define The Truth Is FAMOUS DAYTON Revived In Scopes CASE ARE GIVEN Trial In Tennessee Two Additional Carriers And Extension of Limits Come AsRcquested by Postmaster i>.g Work on the East End PAYTON, Tenn., July 10-Da>'onions who have boon looking for­ ward to Hieing two former secretnries of state arrayed one against the other in tho Scope’s litigation were discussing with regret toduy the announcement that Uainbridgc Dayton Trial Is Akin Colby will not attend the trial here. had anticipated a unique *itTo Fundamentalist- They uation and intersting develop­ Modernist Dispute ments when William Jennings Uryan and Mr. Colby, u Inter member NEW YORK, July 10.—The of the Woodrow Wilson cabinet sit a t opposing counsel tab­ age-old effort to define truth should Tenn., July 10.—A new indict- I les in a state court. Precedents Were Set Centuries Ago Approximately torty people were killed when the Piickwlck Club, in Boston, collapsed while in progress. The picture above shows firemen and police carrying bodies from the ruins, iuse of an oral contract NegotiulionsOpcntdThurHtlny LONDON', July 10 — Bernard | the Bible is a parcel of lies; God Muy Be Consummated To­ Shaw writes of the Tennessee and religion are inventions, like llcll and the flood and the whnle day; Deal Would Be Effec­ “inonkev tri.il" as follows: of th< that swallowed Jonah and nil the “Bryan Butler (father . tive HegiiiningNext Monday anti-evolution measure) and er members of the trade body havo nlready talked to Mr. Lane several times hut so fur have not JJeen able to huvo him chnngc his jsion. Summing up his remarks, } ster declared that whoever lonsilde for the continued delay paving First Street and bulkding the lake front, should be lured for the unprogressivc at manifested in such action, uiyor Lake also spoke in regard ■c matter and said that it is ■Lie that permission may be le d this afternoon for the ■ to begin frum the east end, B in g a conference with Mr. ■ th is morning by M. It. Hut^kpresentntive of the company B u ttin g the retaining wall of ^ R s t end bulkhead extension. Bom m ittee appointed to convptli Mr. Lane today and Sat^ B in a lust effurt to get him tMnge his decision, is composed Krl*. Forster, J. G. Ball, S. (). nhol: er, und J. G, Sharon. g>lr. lin e ’s Statement, ^ ■ s ta te m e n t on the matter, SLane said today; Tho deed for the right of way i given to tho commissioners Hjptnnding that they would rew ork on the east end. The ee commissioners were present ■ greed to it. They also agreed give tho dirt from the excava» of the street to me to bo used ,fill in the lower part of my property .. to *7. I have ..... had............ nothing dot with the dredge not getting o here and keeping them from fillfoing in the lower end near Sanford will be revived when Profes­ sor John T. Scopes, Tennessee evolutionist, has his day in court. ills indictment for teaching the Darwinian theory in pub­ lic schools contrary to the sta­ tute has precedents which Danger Of Fundamentalism reach hack for centuries. la America they date virtually from Plymouth itock; in the world at from the dawn of the Chris­ Shown By Shaw Writing On large, tian era. Tho now nationally known Tennessee “M onkey Trial” “Scopes case’1 Is recognizably akin to prevailing differences between i bound to commence this Sanford Avenue. This delay of several months Hopnient of the land near because of tho great tmnr tha* ! ■•, M ayo r Luke and ntli- NUMBER POSTAL SERVICE IK new factor in tho delay f t the extension of First treat untl the bulkheiuUng one near the new Hotel For­ est Lake was brouKbt upt by L P. Forster, president of the Iret National Bank, at the i of the Chamber of ce at the Seminolu flay when he stated n t tho east end. Ho stated fur- PRICE FIVE CENTS this time inforiiiution concerning tho exact limits of the new ser­ vice is not yet ready for publi­ cation. Several changes are like­ ly to be made, he said, ami the exact limits will bo made known to the public ut a later date. Last summer, he said, after the post office department had upproved thu extension of the limits, it was supposed hy local officials that some appropriation would bo made in the fall. No funds were over made uvuiluhlo, however, and tin doR”'-ry service could not be enlarged. The present delivery limits which extend in u general way from Sunford Avenue to Holly Avenue on First Street and diago­ nally from Holly Avenue to Tenth and Twelfth Streets at Palmetto and Park Avenues, south on about half of Sanford Avenue between rirs t und Tenth Streets and por­ tions of the other avenues und streets in this urea will be ex­ tended through the major part of what is known ns Georgetown and cast on Fourth Street and Union Avenue, taking in part of Mellovillo Avenue, the major portion of the territory between Sanford Avenue and Park Avenue between First Street and Hughey Streets and from Park Avenue to French and lloliy Avenues south, covering the most thickly populated city blocks and including the Atlantic Coast Line rnilrond station. The extensions as named above are tentative and ns named in the announcement of |iunt office ity tborities lust year, no official statement having been made in re­ gard to whut new territory will be included in the October exten­ sion. Coolidge Inspects Defense Of Harbor At Fort Andrews SWAMPSCOTT. Mass., July 10 •—Tnking his first cruise on the Mayflower since beginning his va­ cation President Coolidge visited Fort Andrews Thursday, inspect­ ing there a link of the Boston har­ "I also gavo a deed for the ex- bor defenses. •tension of Hughey Street with the The President, accompanied by undorstunding thut it he opened Mrs. Coolidge, motored from the Rraut'd within 90 days hut to White House to Marble■present time, the commission- Summer herd Neck* taken out to the H M l i u v e failed tn do so. Thev yacht on thewasbarge nnd devoted j q B r ° l»Ped nnd graded through virtually all thu afternun to the loibproperty hut did not cross the railroad und connect Hughey cruise nnd inspection. The wea­ sStfeit with Hone Court n« urn* ther wus ideal. At Fort Andrews, which is on utfn cu upon. Thoy were nuked to pHTo Mellon villi- Avenue Bometinte an island South and Hast of Bost­ ago and since then other streets on harbor, the Preaident_was greet­ h»Ve been paved but Mellonvilie ed by Col. Charles K. Kilbournc, in charge of coastul defenses about has not. Boston. First Iks President look­ Agreement Not Carried Out ■" “If the original agreement sign- ed over an 181)8 model of a twelve f i d hy Harry T. Bodwell when ho inch mortar, the fort’s largest gun. ■ first came here, had been curried Later he inspected a later type of ■ n t by the Bodwell Realty Com- 12 inch mntur, was token through ■ m iiy, there would not be any dis- powder magazines and visited the ■ u s ilo n about the property ut fort storehouse. ■present ns I have had an ogreeThe fort vyas In ■ n e n t with him for the extension dition, the only troops on the isl­ ■ f First Street und the lukefront and being a care-taking .force. A oulevard. band and color guard nud been I “This Is purely n matter for the brought from Fort Bnaks in hon­ ■ ro p e rty owners and the Cltv or of the President's visit. ■ onimission to decide, as I see it.” _ While the President wus inspec­ Ticket Office Discussed ting the storehouse, Mr. Jervise, I Committee representatives ro- head of tho White House secret ser­ ■ "•rted that at its meeting last vice detail who was walking along­ ■ londay the Board of County Com- side him fell into an unprotected ■ n is sloners approved a two mill elevator shaft, dropping about ■m bliclty tax for this county, which four feet below floor level nnd nar­ ■"111 provide funds to the extent of i rowly escaping u greater fall. He ....J th legislators of Tennessee dlo not lie lieve in any sort of evolution. They believe God invented and construe, ted them, mice and for all, in the Garden of Kden and saw that it was good, and they hnvo ordered that the school children of Tcnner.oc be taught to look fnrwurd to an eternity of the incorrigible and unimprovable, because perfect Bryans ami Butlers are leading that happy statu until the day of judgment. “And they have decreed dread­ ful penalties against any teacher who slml suggest to tho young that a man is any bolter than bio father or that he is nny advance on the ratlesnnke. When a boy in Kngland who lias been taught to blievc what Butler believes about the Bible grows up and discovers lie has been mistaught and de­ ceived, he ‘empties the baby out witli the hath' hy declaring: "Parsons are a pack of fraud.!; ic s f 'V it.’ “That is the danger of funda­ mentalism. I do not believe it is a danger peculiar to Kngland. I have met American workmen as well as English ones. I have seen the same cynical stamp on their faces and heard the same blas­ phemies and obscenities from their lips when the name of religion whs mentioned. This is because their teachers lied to them and taught them the false religion of fumlainenalisin, instead of the truths revealed by the inspiration of their own day. “ Let America look to it, and let newspapers and pulpits of Ten­ nessee rally tn their duty, lest State becunio a mere reservation of morons and moral cowards. They can put a stop to this mon­ strous nonsense of fundamental­ ism in a single Sunday, if they have thi- courage of tiieir profes­ sion and no Sunday in America can ever he better spent." UNITED STATES HAYS TO DIRECT WILL HAVE BIG AFFAIRS OF RIG 1925 CORN CROP AERO COMPANY Former Cabinet Member Is Selected lo Head Public Kclalinns Body of Firm WASHINGTON, July 10—Ap­ pointment of a public relations committee headed Thursday by the National Air Transport. Inc., the recently organised $10,000,000 commercial air service company. Howard K. Coffin, president in making the nniiuonreiuent, also made public a letter of acceptance from Sir. Hays, who is also dir­ ector of the moving picture in­ dustry. More thun two dozen editors and publishers of leading newspapers liuvu acre pled laemlicrsilip oil the committee which will serve without financial interest. The purposo of the committee is to uid in educa­ ting tlie public with reference to the scope and problems confronting lla government in connection with the encouragement, control and regulation of the commercial phases of aviation. The Air Transport Company, which purposes to initiate this full an overnight air service between New York and Chicago, Mr. Cof­ fin said, is a venture “of a quusipublic nature'* inasmuch ns com­ mercial aviation development “has an intimate relationship with our scheme of nntiunal defense." Outlining the scope of work for tho committee he stressed partic­ ularly the need for drafting feder­ al legislation for regulation and control of air traffic, declaring that unless "this is undertaken nt the next session of Congress, an un­ certain condition brought ubout hy conflicting state and locul regula­ tions is sure ot result. "Second," he said, “Is tho nefcd for ailootion by the government of r. definite comprehensive und con­ tinuing air policy ns an essential fundamental to national progress in the development of American air power and thu creation of |>errnuncnt special committees on avi­ ation in both the house und Sen­ ate of the Congress will uid mater­ ially in this regard. “Third the pro«fe#sive exten­ sion of the United Stutes air muil along routes of strategic import­ ance connecting our great centers of ncnulation and of business ac­ tivity seems to offer our one econ­ omically sound method for the nationwide encouragement of com* •ludge John T. Rautston, who will preside In the evolution trial, wus making u preliminary survey of the Rhea county court room Thursday when he wus interrupted by the exclnnmtiops of attendants. Turning the Judge smiled when he saw who was entering the door. “ All, there’s some valuable help!" he chuckled. Mr. Hryaq, entering with a group vf workmen, was dragging in two chairs. The Floridan and his companions arranged their newly brought seats. Mr. Bryan wiped the sweat from his brow, took off his whito helmet and greeted the judge. The two chatted while Mr. Bryun, coutlcss and without collar, his shirt tucked In at the neck, rested aguinst the edge of the counsel table. They’ discussed the court room arrangements. ment, based upon evidence re- ft sponsible for the old docu- 1 ment, was returned against I against John Thomas Scopes I by a Rhea county grand jury 1 here today. The indictment I charged a violation fo tho re- 1 cently enacted Tennessee law j prohibiting the teaching of evolu- 1 tiun theories in public schools. The technicality involved waa the question of elapsed time between | the summoning of the grand jury I in special session and meeting of \ tho body, when 20 days should j have separated the two. Reindict- c Modernists and Fundamentalists ment today cured this defeat, it | which have increased with tho rise wus said by attorneys, on a moliua j of Harry Emerson Fosdick. of the attorney general. The former indictment against ’ Tho last actual trial occurred in Scopes was quashed, having been Cleveland, O., in May, 11)24, when Huperceded by tho second official William Montgomery Brown, for­ document in the case. mer Protestant Episcopal Bishop Various estimates of the time j of Arkansas, was pronounced gulls During the informal conference ty by a church court of holding Rose Comfort, young daughter of necessary to try the case set a beliefs ut odds with the accepted Judge Raulston, presided in the minimum of two weeks and • j doctrine of his' denomination. He seat where today her father will maximum of one month. For the first time in several \ publicly avowed communism and convene the court. Her mother maneuvers all the *i so-called atheism. and sister, Muriunthu Raulston, oc­ preliminary lawyers who will participate mecupied jury chairs. In the ’90s, Professor Chnrles A. Briggs, a Presbyterian seminarian Mr. Hrynn was introduced to lively ia the case last night with- I of New York City, was charged the Ruulston family and chnted in a rifle shot of the court house door. The defense out numbered J with having expressed himself at with them at length. variance with tho Westminster Judge Raulston, who had an­ the prosecution three to two In nr- N Confession. The New York Pres­ nounced that “coats off” will be rivals yesterday. Clarence Darreached Dayton from Chicago { bytery cleared him, hut l!u> Gene- the uniform order in tho court row ut dusk and w a s closely followed • nil Assembly of the church re­ room, still wore his coat today. by Dudley Field Malone and A t * j velled tho decision and pronounced a verdict of suspension. The Duyttiuu evolution “stbry th>ir Garfield Huyys„.<j£ ♦>r> dr- | Dc Richard Hcbcr Newton, a should be a joy to newspaper head­ fenSe who came friim New Yotkr New York Episcopalian, of the line writers. The number of short to complete the line up. William Jennings Bryan, Jr., i same period, cut short charges words or names of persons con­ front I.os Angeles, in the early a f- j against his “broad churchmnnshlp" cerned with tho ease, well suited tcruoou joined his father ut the 1 by demanding a formal trial. Ills to comprehension, between rigid counsel table fo r the prosecution. I demand was met hut the plaintiffs uniii rules, has been remarked on. A. T. S te w a rt, a ttorney general of ] failed to appear. There are Scopes, Bryan, Colby, Duvid Swing of Chicugo left the Hicks, Godsey, Neal, White, Ma­ the e ighteenth Tennessee judicial I Presbyterian faith to preach in­ lone, Harrow, Dayton, Hhen, Hays, circuit, official prosecuting officer I dependently in the ’70s, when rind Bible, none of which runs more of the sta te , arrived from Win- I Chester us night fell. ’ those citing him for alleged hersey than six letters. Defense Attorneys Meet. ' icfuscd to abide by his acquittal Scarcely any long names stand A meeting of the defense law9 at the hands of the Chicago Pres­ out prominently, Raulston and yers Thursday afternoon marked fl bytery and threatened to appeal Rappley.cn being among the wider the first time that they have nil I to the Synod. space takers. Court attendants in conference. I Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, Sunday however, are forecasting that thco- met School worker, wus held before lo'-icians and scientists will be pla­ The day brought the first of I defense scientific witnesses, 1 the Presbyterian authorities in ced on the stand during the course tlie Dr. Wn. Goldsmith, professor of 1 San Francisco about 1870. of the trial who will put in the biology, at Southwestern college, I Theologians to survive hersey record words of such dimensions proceedings and gain wlmt was re­ that "head writing" will be one coming from Winfield, Kansas, t > \ available if called to testify. Dr. I ported as a firmer position were of tho least enjoyable occupations. he Goldsmith said that evolution it j Horace Unshnell, CongregationalThe window of Robinson’s drug “simply a process through which I ist of Hartford, Conn., in 1810; store—"where it all Started” —• the present and future complex 1 Prof. Philip Hchunf, whose acquit­ have been made a public bulletin of tho universe have de- ] tal in the (iermun Reformed board where citizens come to learn conditions and will develop from the j Church In 1845 was echoed for developments of the evolution velopcd simpler pre-uxlsting conditions." »I thirty-five years in the "Mercers- drama. Among the bulletins 1 will suy that evolution ha* I burg controversy; l.yman Beech­ chalked up here to stir the inter- to “do the progressive changes- j er, father of Henry Ward Beecher, (Cntoinued on Rage Three) * which with ure taking place in the on- i and Presbyterian pastor in Cin­ tiro universe,’’ he said, “and it has § cinnati, in 1885; and Rev. Albert no more to do with the monkey J Barnes, Pieahyterian of Philadel­ story than it lias with the unfold- j phia, 1827. ing of u beautiful flower. It net- j The witchcraft delusion in Sa­ ther denies God nor does it teach n lem Village was the tragic climax that man came frum monkeys.” of controversalism in Colonial “A significant incident to ninny I days when nineteen were hanged here in connection with the open-1 and one “pressed to death’’ in TALI.AHA8SEK, July 10— A ing of court is that the special I lliU2. special session of the Florida Leg­ term of court, under the provisions I Henry Dunstcr was forced to re­ the law, automatically brings I sign as the first president of Hur- islature would cost approximately of hack the special grand jury. I vurd College in ll)r>4 after he pub­ $0,000 for one day, which it bus | Should the prosecution decide th a t! been estimated would Is) ample licly doubted validity of infant correct the mistake the pending indictment ugairut I baptism. He was also indicted by time to is not strictly according to I a grand jury us a heretic and sen­ brought ubout by death in the Sen­ Scopes the letter of the law. he could bo I ate Clerical Department of the tenced to “a public admonition" reindicted with dispatch today. i Monroe County Water District and placed under bond for good The defense wus expected to I Measure. This is indicated by the behavior. move to quash the indictment and I Samuel Gorton, religionist, cost of the one-day extra session refusal or this motion by Judge I following the regular session this about 1040 was virtually deported John T. Raulston. presiding, would I to Kngland because of the unpopu­ year. the mnch discussed case fi- I The Key West Chamber of Com­ bring larity of his temperament and nuily into court. I views. Hu returned to Americn merce is to tuko the first step to­ Approved March 21. under letter of sufe conduct Issued duy towurd cnling the special ses­ The so-called “unti evolutions by the Kurl of Warwick to the sion by presenting u resolution to Dill” of which representative J. W.E Massachusetts magistrates. Gor­ the board of County Commission­ Butler, of Macon county, was the I ton’s trouble started in Plymuutli ers of Monroe, requesting thut they author, was passed by tho Ttrtn-1 Colony when he came to the de­ use their uflice in having an extra esseo general as sembly at its hut,I fense of his wife’s servant who session called for the purpose of session and tiecnme a law of thejfl hud smiled in church. He suffer­ re-enacting the measure. The re­ state when Governor Austin I ed successive banishments from solution also bus been presented to approved it March 21. Scopes was I Plymouth, Newport, Rhode Islund the city council of Key West. 'arrested on a charge of Violating! and Boston. A sect which adopt­ Most of tho expense for the law in his capacity as scicncwB ed his untinomiunism survived him day’s session would be for mileage .■the teacher lh*» Rhea county h ig ltl one hundred years, records show. allowed the legislators, at the rate school. of Specific instances of ul-H of ten cents a mile each way to leged violations were laid to cer-fl and from the Capital. Official re­ tain biology classes where tho te x t,! Nation-Wide Search Is cords here show that the extra day it was charged, placed the teacher* Begun For Miami Boy of the 1025 session June (1 cost otitaidi) the law. H the Stute slightly more than $7,­ A preliminary hearing w u h eld ! MIAMI, July 10—Miami police 000, including neurly $1,000 in per May D and Scopes was bound over® today issued a country wide ap­ diem allowances for uttaches. to the grand jury under bond <>CBj peal for aid in their search for These uttaches would not be ne- if 1,000, the bail being waived an d * Jack Manson, 12 years old, son of cesury for a brief session to deal the school teacher permitted to g w l Mr. und Mrs. John O. Manson, with only one bill, and that much his way on his own recogtiixanrei* missing since Wednesday morn­ of the expense probably could be ing. J"ck is believed to have saved. Markets Of the amount paid for tho one been kidnaped. day, $708 went to Senators and A woman’s voice ovrr a tele­ phone invited Jack to attend a Representatives for tiieir salaries party to be given for one of his at the rate of $0 a day each, $1,­ school churns and later thut night 282.80 mileago for Senators, and ■Mrs. Manson learned that the call $1.15130 for mileage for represhad been faked. Special Session Of State Legislature Sought ByKeyWest �T GE EIGHT THE BANFORP HERALDTHURSDAY, JULY j),_192rn_^^ N o u t t o a n t r n r n e r o f »ho s a i d i w r | g .miii1. , . W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R r t i i D i p a i» Jells In Rockefeller Gift July 9.—Taxa- and have extra rniment in Range From 15 Pounds To WASHINGTON. tion theory nnd tnxntion practice the closet at home, but nothing nrc two mighty different things, like enough to offset the ndvanThu theory’, on pointed out in n tngo inherent In his ability to pn*.; Over Nine Tons In Weight preceiling article, is that taxes hU taxes along to aomeonu farther should be Jtr.t sufficient to sup- down the line, htpavaht llurtow—City biulding twcnt ,- ■M i r a n d a O r / i n t ; r u n Ihciico N or t h B iltfrrwi tv#»t 3j ohaji**. H r™t ,.,.i r™.. «,i or county r o ..i,l«04 i d e g r r e * t.3*t *® . Rl leading to the county home and ciihr ea ni nc*c ; N tohr -t hn eSc 9 lHomH s o t s S "* !? ? !1 ■ H a s t to C h i l i a n ; t h e n e n h o u t h «trc r c e a W e s t S.SS c h a i n s ? I l i r nce S m i t h r.O>j d e g r e e s b U l , 0 r h:,' n*i t l ir m- o S o u t h 29' * d e g r e e s Went l» c h a i n * : t he m- * s m i t h SiJVi t l f * r « 0H K a n t 1i c h a i n * t » tlto Kant lino of the said Peter Mt r s n d i t Orant: tin nee Motif li 20' * d e g r e e * W e s t iilnnff lire n ai d K i l t l i ne of t h e «:»l»l P e t e r M i r a n d a O m n i 10 c h a i n * t o .v iiolni o r b e g i n n i n g . ninl also |e* i, l>.-KInn I Hie at a p o i n t t*on f e e l boiiic poit efficient but cconomiiml gov* * . . . Metropolitan church of Toronto, eminent, and bo divided up In proThe government, o* well ns the ard the war memorial clock tower portion to people’s ability to pay. people, dislikes an income tax, beV* at Simro. Ontario. in practice, efficiency nnd econ- cause it’s ictognlxed ns n tax. W illia m V l i t i n e v . ct . i >.-r ni* nmy nre poinbld, but by no known Those who pay it wnnt to know T o Hit* Hr.nlU-y F r r t••l ln«l»* l* ' r C om pany, Under Age Friendless means ran the burden be equitably what’s being done with the money a r o r p o r a l l o n : It b e in g mail* t o a p p e a r l o till* they distinctly recall having dug c o u r t Unit S u m m o n * In C h a n c e r y Woman Barred InCuba distributed. • • » up. /irt* b een h e r e t o f o r e l**ucu. d i r e c t e d Most of the state nnd lesser govit makes ’em critical. In that to you. a n d t h a t t h e S h e r i f f of S e m ­ in ole C o u n ty .F l o r i d a , hit* m a d e r e ­ HAVANA. July 9—The Immi­ crnniont3 throughout this country |j,.t its one merit, t u r n t h a t n a m e c a n n o t he s e r v e d gration Deportment has issued in­ depart, in practice, from the whole jt*s on)v theoretically fair, fur i . n i m ; to y o u r f a i l u r e to e le c t o f ­ structions to steamship companies taxation theory. They can’t dis- n«g pnsacil on down from above, f i c e r s o r a p p o i n t ngo n l* . o r t o h a v e i t h i n t h e S t a l e of F lo r id a , a n o f ­ not to bpok n» passengers, unac­ tribute the load fairly, practically |jkp Jin>. other lnx> But it docs rc- w f i c e r or in te n t u p o n w h o m proce** companied Amcrirun women under without cxcoption they’re wasteful 8Ujt (n u sharper public scrutiny eoiihl he s e r v e d , m ol t h a t y o u r o f ­ am i a p e n t a a r e u n k n o w n . hgc, unless arrangements have and few of them are efficient. 0« noro barr.'lisni than an indirect ficer* T h e re fo r e , y o u . I he linyll'*y Kerbeen made for their landing in tlllie r I ’o m p a o y , a c o r p o r a ti o n , Culm by relntivcs or friends here. n a m e d a* d e f e n d a n t In t h e uho ve From the standpoint of economy i ml foreiro ln it online, p e n d i n g III Unaccompanied women of ago tho federal government, under th e nho ve s t y le d c o u r t , b e i n g a p rowill be allowed to land if they have President Coolidge, does pretty eecd ln tt l o e n tu h l ls h a n d q u i e t th e t i t l e to th e f ni In w in it detterlbud return tickets, or nro residents of well. land* In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F lo r id a , Cuba, tho statement issued by the fidget Director Lord plans to to-wlt: department said. These precau­ hold the coming fiscal year’s ex­ B e g i n n i n g a t t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of tions are taken to prevent undesir­ penditures down to threo billions. t h e U n s t e r n s i d e o f t h e W e k l v n 111v| t r a n d t h e N o r t h I.lne of t h a t porables from landing here and then The lust pre-war year figure was 111,11 i f t h e i ' e t e r .Miranda C r a m be unable to secure return pns- a billion and nearly 179 millions. linotvn on t h e m a p * of t h e U n i t e d sngo or become public dependents. m a t e * S u r v e y * u* S ect i on 39. T o w n Considering that a dollar is hIi I| i 19. S o o t h o f R a n g e J9 Hast, r u n t h e n c e S o u t h «ftl* d e g r e e * Hast worth only three-fifths what it Vi ehall is t o t h e N o r t h e a s t C o r n e r After being exempt from "all was worth then and that intcr■if t h e wild P e t e r M i r a n d a O r a m : taxes and assessments whatsoever” ents’s being paid on nioro than t h e n ce S o u t h 2 9 ’-j d e g r e e s West since 17157, land near Blaekfriars twenty billions nnd n half of wat As if the increased sugar prices 120 i-hnliiM t » th<' S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of t h e i ll ! P e t e r M i r a n d a Ur nl i t : Bridge in I-ondon, thnt was orig­ debts, this isn’t bad, let taxpayer? the public antes up, because of tin t h e n ce N o r t h t o 4 degree* West inally reclaimed to aid navigation, kick ns they may. •.*.16 chai n* t o t h o E a s t e r n s i de of duty, weren’t a tax! is now being valued for rating. the said W e k l v n ItIVer; thence Whether the federal govern­ North* i mt er l y a l o n g t h e m e a n d e r ment’s efficient or not is a matter The treachery in the tariff i.i li ne of t h e e a s t e r n side of t h e sai d Inh makers say. The Rockefel­ of opinion. My own Is, as stated that its amount enn’t be estimated, W e b l v » I l l v e r t o t h e p o i n t o f l>eler peal their own phrase for the Severe and Plain g t n n l n g ; l es s b e g i n n i n g n t the in the first articlo of this taxation ns n tax. belfry choir, is tuned according series, thnt it’s better than the to the "Simpson five-tone prin­ The government gets from it electorate has nny right to expect, about ciple,” which in thalr opinion sur­ a half billion a year. But from the way it votes and doesn’t passes the best efforts of the long in increased cost of living, it ripvote. redoubtable bcllmukcrs of Bel­ rose r.Is—God knows how much • • • gium. more. It’s supposed to filter back But the most conspicuous way A boll is "cast on tho heavy into thu government's hands, in in which taxation theory nnd prac­ side,” thoy explain. It is then re­ devious ways. tice fail to jibe Is in the matter of duced to weight nnd time by ex­ But does it? Again, God knows. distribution of the burden in pro­ port* who Intho out the inside sur­ portion to the taxpayers' means. SU M M E R face of the Ixdl according to the In tho very nature of things the EX CU RSIO N FARES sim.'sou method. Once a I* II is Tiny Handwriting Is relatively poor man is soaked witli tunod, it stay tuned forever. Bound Trip Jacksonville to Baltimore $19.54; practically the whole load, while Part of An Exhibition to Philadelphia $55.00; to Boston $72.13. Fares \ The carillon Is played from a the rich one carries hnrdly any. include meuls nnd berth, with extra charge for 1 key-board slmilur to tho piano­ Why? Ilecauhc the former con­ VICTORIA. B. C„ July 9-Jolin outside rooms. forte. The inntrumcnullr.t Is cal­ trols the sources of supply of all led a "cnrilloncur.* 'who pjlcs levSpears who liven nt Owiehnn Bay Also All-Expenso Tours from Jacksonville; 11 the necessaries, comforts and lux­ cr-kvy* nnd foot podals with such uries of life, nnd before he hand* on Victoria Island nccntly pre­ days and longer; $80.75: and up. Tours iuclude might and main thnt a vigmoun them over to the "ultimate con­ sented the British Empire Exhib­ New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. hymn leaven him in much the sumer," includes his taxes in tlr; Write for illustrated booklrt and for information ntntn of an nctive college half­ prices he charges for his stuff—so ition at Wembley with u unique about low rail's to northern cities and resorts. And back on a warm day. that the relatively poor, ns an collection of handwriting speci­ ask for detailed itineraries of thu overwht lining majority of "ulti­ mens. lie claims the all-mum! Nevertheless the art of the car~~1 special All-Expense Tours! championship in mininturo writ­ mate consumers,” foot thu hill. illonrur Is one of the oldest and h\n$rt?l rrAUn willlnir* from Ml.ml to riilU-fl /«£ ing with pen nnd pencil. most cherished in snrrrd music. i h U ' V i ) II iltlt/hi* . i s t i l * . m »«nlSftn« It Spenrs Iiub written 12,125 words Tho Belgian players have virtu­ If you have not bobbed your hair, on the bark of n postcard with an ally a monopoly on thu profession, you will scoop it back iij a knob ordinary pen and tho naked eye, the Croydon bellfoundurs say. They on your neck and secure it with and the (.uni’s Prayer on a space servo un appruntlceahl.i of years a large comb, if you wish to fol­ lathes a t : no larger in area limn the end of in the rntnedrnl acliool where low the latest mode. Any little , just as*a lead pencil. He also has writthoy aro trained. puffs or softening influences about »ody else., ten n book of 90 pages totalling The Episcopal church nt Cohus- the face are decidedly frowned tter food, 1 10,000 words, oneh page about the set. Mass., has n Cl-bell carillon, upon i»y those mho tell u:i what’s of a pipe I size of u postage stamp. and 23-hell carillons surmount the what NEW YOKK, July* 8—John I). Ibckefcllcr. Jr., is presenting the la.Test and heaviest carillon in the wpild to the Bark Avenue Haptist Church in memory of his mother. •Die Carillon comprises 53 bells which run I 1-2 chromatic octav­ es. The great mass of hell metal weights more than 60 tons, nnd when completely Installed the steel work and fittings will bring the gross weight the church tower most support to more than 100 tons. The bells were made by Gillett & Johnston, bellfoundcrs of Croy­ don, Surrey, England, where the •carillon was first tested in public last May in the presence of King George and Queen Mary, the Am­ erican and French ambassadors and other guests of note. Sipc determines the tone of a bell, according to the makers. The largest Rockefeller bell is accord* ingjy tho lowest In tone—"Low F." —weighing nlna tons. The top note. ’’High A,” floats from the n M H g n g * U W ■ a ■ four Steamets a Week from Jacksonville ‘Kilgores Wonderful,Pearl’ IIETTER SEED—BETTER CROPS NEW CROP CELERY SEED Dy actual fi< l<! testa and comparison with thetas strains sold by tho foremost seedsmen, we knotl that we arc offering the Florida celery growal some of the very lin eit stock to bo found an?J whore. Our .strains have the vitfor, productive ness, purity and will produce a money makin cron. Killfore’s Wonderful Pcnrl Golden Heart Old Golden Heart Self blaiichiuff American Grown Old Golden Heart Green Golden Heart. SANFORD, FLA. xaanH H a’.iuaazm t9iM nu«usB «uaB aaB aB na^aaM aaiaar BVkVt • $12.50 Boys’ Boys’ Men’s Men’s Leather Suit Cases Palin Beach Pants White Blouses Palm Beach Pants Khaki Work Pants $1.79 -79c $4.19 $1.29 $27.50 ! Men’s Men’s TwoTopkis Piece Sum­ mer Suits Union Suits $21,95 89c 1 $2.50 Ladies’ 59c Children LADIES’ Suterite Silk Hose % Length Socks HATS 45c PRICE Ladies’ Musi in Night Gowns HALF Baby Blankets 98c 98c $1.00 Ladies’ Burson Full Fashion Silk Hose 89c 59c j $3.00 Men’s Men’s Dress Shirts Muslin Night Shirts $2,39 $1.45 Men’s Men’s j Scout White Oxfords Work Shoes $JL28 | % Ladies’ Brassiers 81x90 Pepperal Sheets $12.50 Ladies’ Silk Dresses $1.50 Ladies’ Muslin Princess Slips 45c $1.59 $9.95 98c ................................ BIG RE­ DUCTION ON ALL SILK i DRESSES u i 25 in’vh 65c Tissue Pajama Checks Dress Ginghams .‘{(j inch Bleaching J Per Yard Per Yard Per Yard j 45c 19c 95c j Best Grade Nurses Uniform Cloth $1.25 Flowered Crepes .‘Hi inch /'ll if f Devonshine Cloth tor rompers, play suits and dress­ es. Fast colors Per Yard Per Yard | 29c j 35c 59e Fancy Voiles �»AG* THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 10,1925. i* c ts iplex Bodied Cars Worth More To Average Woman In Summer Declares Doctor STATEROAD CONDITIONS • *’ Both Whistler, the American and WUHston, to Romeo, fair Ro­ meo to Dunnellon asphalt sur­ tchcr ,arnd artist, and Pne the face, excellent]. Dunnellon to I n ­ oet; vterre dropped from' tne mil­ verness and Brookcsville, rough itary academy at West. Point with exception of eight miles new base just completed near Inver­ i \ t i i i ; r i n c i i T r o titT op t u b S U V B S T H J U D I C I A L CI I I CCI T ness. Road under contaruction through Citrus County from Hold­ OK P l . O l t I D A , SKMI XOI . K C O F V IX C I I A M K H V er to Floral City. Brooknville through Tampa, Bradenton and M. HANSOM. Complainant. Seranota to Murdock, good except H KN M T A. CRANK and OTHERS. for twelve miles of road south from SUIT TO OUIBT TITLR Six Mile Creek under construction. O r d e r of P u h l l e a l l o n Not i ce t o K n o w n a n d U n k n o w n Traffh should take Bayshore u da n l s . road, Tampa to Bradenton, Mur­ D*-fr T i l K HTATK OK KIXDRIDA: To dock to Punta Gordo, very rough H e n r y A. C r a n e nnd S o p h i a Cr ane, extent six miles. Punta Gorda to Ills wife. H a n n a h U r r w e r , T h o m a s Fort Myers, fair marl road. Scott . R o b e r t l l a r n h a r t a n d S u s a n Road o. 6—Haines City to B a r n h a r t , bln wi fe. A a r o n JernlKhii A. J e r n i g a n . J o s e p h II. Askew Fort Pierre uml Harah J. A s k e w , h i s wife. J a Haines City through Frotproof. c o l , llro'-k. J a m e s W e e k s . KrnmanI l |e|.it, W. A. Wa t s ui i n n d Mary S< bring, Avon Park, etc. to Ioike ,,, W a t s o n . Ills wife, C h a r l e s II. Annie, good. I-nke Annie to Palm lW. t ro r k n n d R l md u K. l l roc k. his Circle, road is open to traffic but wi l e, .leiinis ll rock. J a c o b Hr>«‘k, II. t Vs l s un. Mi chael J. Doyle, Mrs. rough and somewhat dangerous, t?. I’hll o A. W i l l i a ms . K. X. Allllcr. II. especially in rainy weather. K. Miller, l l ett y Miller, C a r r i e Mi l­ l er M c K I n s t r y a m i H u b er t 1* MoRoad No. 2.1—Beleview to K l ns i r v . h e r h u s b a n d , arid ea c h and Plant City e c e r v of i h e m If l l vl nx. u n d If dead, ties claiming Interests u n ­ This rood is excellent in Marion, dtoe ruilt h pe a rsol d H e n r y A. C r a n e und Sumter, Hernando and Pasco coun­ S o ph i a C r an e, hi s wife. H a n n a h B r e w e r . T h o s * Sc ot t . R o b e r t B a r n ­ ties, hard surfaced all the way. h a r t a n d S u m s a n t l a r i i h a n . b is wife, 'this in the best road for travel A a r o n J e r n i g a m A. J e r n i g a m J o s ­ to Tampa from Ocala. North Line e p h II. Aski'W arnl S a r a h J. A s k ­ Ids wife, J a c o b ll rock. J a n i e s Hernando Coun'i/ through Dade ew. Weeks . C m m s n uw t Hei di . W. A. City to Plant City, excellent road. Wat *»n. a n d M a r y W. W a t s o n . Ills S Three Railroads Join In Largest Group «-«- • Lug iwn n i. Involving Total ol $150,000,001 E Itoad No. I—Nunc* Ferry to JackuonvUle. Nunc* Ferry to Pensacola, 0 miles concrete, excellent. FVom v To the average sfromnn, it is Driving in the* open, enjoying Sag in**. 3 miles east, old earth worth 1260.00 to drive every day picnic luncheons and dinners, does road.j HrCondition fail. Detour to this summer in n Duplex-bodied not require elaborate or costly W I 1-2 mile; 1 4-10 miles of con­ car, believes Dr. Louis C. French, clothing, the plainer the better. crete paving, detour 1-2 Pen­ noted Chicago physician and sur- Escaping the necessity of look sacola to Escambia Ray, mile. fair sand neon. ing after meals at home takes clay. Escambia Ray to Mlligan, H is computation is based on her away a good part of the monotony good cls.v and brick. Milli­ • gain in health, her freedom from and worry of Imuse-wifery; such gan torami II ad, sand clay, artificial heautitiers, and her cav­ eating is lera likely to Isj exces­ excellent.Mossy to Cottnndale, ings In household expenditures and sive in warmer weather and tli- unimprovedCaryvillu hut in fair nhape. gostive trcttbler, will be fewer. cost of clothing. to .Marianna sand clay, Th Is is how Dr. French arrives Simpler means, away from h o me , Cottondale Marian mi to ljuincy, unim­ a t his $260. effect the h"n (hold economies he good. proved huL in fair shape. Quincy considerably in'ire pleasure durImprovement in general health Uttmans, good saml clay. Littcllaying of nervousness, im­ Hata and give the average woman to mans to 7 miles enst of Tallaing the hot months. provement of digestion, im­ hasM*e on Wadeiboro rond. Take provement in rleeo, and in Every woman who drives In the road, unimproved but fair. “good will" gained thereby $100 open will he watchful for her com­ new niilea east of Tallahassee to plexion. in addition to the bene­ El'.'ht Saving in expense of medicines, Aucilla River, good sand cluy. Auphysician’s services, cosmet­ fits of being in th? open uir, of cillu River to Greenville, snnd clay ics and special diets 20 belt* r digestion and sounder sleep, road in good On leuvSnving in clothing and millin­ l)t. French reasons that, returning ing Greenvillecondition. take old country r 1 ery because open air does frem Lech dives, women will per* not require elaborateness ... 100 form, themreivea, simple cnld- road to wiLhin six inilea of Madis­ i ; {; a ^ n r a i.i] powder beautifying on where you will conic on an exHousehold economies (if she lias picnic lunches and dinners in­ with *knal results and n saving of cellent rand rlny road to Madison wife. C h a r l e s II. l l roc k nnd Rhodit lijjjy.l K. Ilroclc. Ills wife. J e n n i e llrock, $1 per week otherwise spent at Live Oak and Lake City. Short cluding food, gas, electric J a c o b Iliock. C. II. Wa t a o n . Mlrlidetour in city limits of the town cm rent ........... ........ „.t— -10 the specialist’s. m-i J. Hoyle. Mrs. P hi l o A. W i l ­ ol Lee, Lake iCiy to Jacksonville, li ams, K. X. Miller. B. F. Miller. B e t ­ Hen mentions one other benefit; excellent. ty Miller. C a r r i e Mi l l er Mc KI ns t ry HKfq Tr.tsl ........................... — $260 More exercise, more open air, botnnd R ober t U M c K I n s t r y . h e r h u s ­ Road No. 2—Georgia Line Driv'n-' in the open air, where tet digestion und rounder sleep band. und each u n d e v e r y of i hem, Fort Myera. decern ed o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e p r o p ­ aunllght han purified it, and where will mean tr.lenderer and more* e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d es c r i b e d , e i t he r new vigor conies to taut nerves and graceful figures. Georgia Line to Jasper, sand us heirs, d e v i s e e s o r g r u n l e e * or — — t] , to organic functioning of the body, Whereupon, being the only ones clay road in excellent condition. o t h r w l s e nnd to alt p ar t i e s , each BAXTER, T«nn.. July 10 — und e ver y c l a i m i n g any I n t er es t whorr sounder, more refreshing who sell the Dupioxbodics, Stude- Jasper to White Springs, sand clay r unv of t h e a b o v e n a m e d d e ­ Elcep follows, will Improve the av- baker dealers are inviting women road in fair condition, rough in Baxter Seminary, located in Put­ uf ennddean t s . ea c h a n d e v e r y , whos e . cr.tge woman's health an cquival- to come and get their $260 worth places. In leaving White Springs, nam county on Ihe Cumberland Itim*-* anti r e s i d e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n to th.c o m p l a i n a n t ent of $100 without question, he of Lenuty this summer. cross Suwanes River over old plateau in the mountains of Ten en t i tl ed c u inns a n d to inall t hiem aabove n-wn believe1. bridge In the town of White Springs Jnessee, is unique in the age nnd p ar t ie s w h o m s o e v e r c l a i m i n g cny poverty of its students. Of the ii II? rounds only one warning: i n t e r , t In t h e l e n d s I nvol ved In t hi s In ancient Rome, it was unlaw­ and take old country road to Lake said l and b e i n g s i t u a t e In f e n i Shelter from storm, from rain and ful for women, or indeed, for young City, 'this hi tile official detour 11 students who were graduated eult. lnoi< Count v. F l o r i d a, nnd d e s c r i b ­ wind if necessary. That's why the men below tin* age of thirty, to while tile highway between White this year, three w e r e between 35 ed us follows, t o - w l t : B e g i n n i n g I.2J1.2I feet We s t of SCudcbakor Duplex, cnclosable a- drink wine, except at sacrifices. Springs and laike City is being and 10 years of age. The average t h e utheu't co rn er of l i ov er n gair.rt storm in half a minute, nvhard surfaced, and is in very good age of the 110 students in atten­ me n: t l oLot 1. S e c t i o n 30. T o w n s h i p ' - t'iumrt the drenched clothing and Cat-call hur. nothing to do with condition. High Springs to Gain- dance throughout the year was to Sout h, B u n g e 31 F as t , r u n t h e n c e \Vf*( H u feet, t h e n c e N o r t h t o L ake tho "siimmor colds” which mean . cats but is —tho ---call for ... tho cat esville 25 miles of asphnlt, excel between 25 and 30. Monro*, t he nc e e a s t e r l y a l o n g t h e illness and doctor's bills, is selected I (catastrophe or conclusion) of a lent. First 10 mih?3 south of “Out students are poor and shor e of L a k e Mo nr oe t o n point In making the computation. 'Greek drama. ■Gainesville, asphalt surface very needy, live in little log cabins, have N o r t h of t h e poi nt of b e g i n n i n g , t h e n c e S out h to b e g i n n i n g . In­ —- — r- ■- — ■ ■— ■ --------------------- -- — good. End of nsphalt to Micnn- poor laud, and are older than the cl u d i ng all rip U lan r i gh t s . opy 5 miles rough. Micunopy to average,” said Rev. Harry I*. Up- B e g i n n i n g at t he S o u t h e a s t C o r n ­ r n m c n t L o t l. S e c t i o n 30, Lowell asphalt eurface excellent. perman, president. "Three stu­ Te ro wofn sIhl oi pv e 19 .South. R a n g e 31 East, Jpj'f *r Lowell to Ocala under construction, dents between 30 and 25 yearn of r u n t h e n c e 11V feet feet . thence short detours. Ocala to Belleview ngo ate in the firr.t, second and North t » L ake Monr oe, t h e n c e Kasla l o n g t he s h o r e of L a k e Mon­ and I-osburg, excellent asphalt sur­ third ye.u i of high school respec­ erlv roe to d m I'u u l i ne of s a i d l ot face. Leesburg to Ku:.tis nod tively, and some who are between I. I h e n c e South tu poi nt of begi n20 nnd 60 are in the Gist and li ng. I nc l udi ng all r i p a r i a n r i ghts. TA! LAIIASSEE. July 10-Sher- ling petit jury. 2e: mileage, dis­ Mount Dorn, good. f e e l W e s t o f llm second years of high school. Orte S oBu tehgei na snti ngC o rB>7 fff 3 of Floridn. under provisions of tance to he estimated from the Road No. 3—Georgia Line ner of Ocvernment man ij now 67 and has been trying t ot I. Secti on 30. T o w n s h i p 19 South, tho act of 1925 lire authorised to court house door to point of exo­ To Orlando 31 F a s t , r u n t h e n c e West make more than thirty charges ofjeutien of process, per mile each Wilds Landing ot Yulce, sand all Ins life to finish so that he ritin.:. 111 feet, t h e n c e N o r t h to Lake dlftotent sorts for the perform­ w.iy, 12 1-2cj personal property, road in fair condition. Yuluu to could have the honor of graduating Monroe, iheti F n s t e r l y n t ong the o r e of L a b e Mo n r oe to a point ance of duties required of them levying and nafo keeping of,"actu-1Six Miles south, shell road in fair from high school work before ho sh N or t h of Ho- poi nt o f b e g in ni n g , by law. Tho act, which has lieen al and necessary expense to condition. From this point on in­ died." tliene,. otii I" b e g i n n i n g . I n cl u d ­ approved by th» governor nnd la allowed, hill to he unproved to Jacksonville, Green Cove Springs Practically all the students work i n g all r i p a r i a n r i g h t s . the sworn now a law fixes n schedule of the Judge under whose jurisdlc- paved road, brick and treated rock their wav through tho seminary, hillAndof Ii c onmp pp -l as ri ni nt g hfre ront e i n t h a t you charges as follows: tion the case 'shall come. 1bane. AH in good condition. Green doing sweeping, farm in', waiting ami each uml e v e r y of you may ai m m i n e r i g h t, t i t l e o r Int erest Advertising property for rale, Release of prisoner, 60c, re-!('ovp Springs to I'aiatkn rough to on tables, etc., and most of them cl under p roc cits, $1.00; arrest of movnl of prisoner to or from jail, " l tl,iclc at Kice’a Creek, ftrick pay their tuition in corn meal, Hour dIne sacnr di b etod ; the p r o p e r t y h e r e i n b e f o r e It Is T h e r e f o r * O r d e r e d t h a t you prisoner, $2.00; safekeeping and per mile, each way, 12 l-2e ser- road from Rice’s Creek through meat and beans, each of you, lie, a n d y o u arc punishment of prisoners (not oth- vnnts, not more • per day than to San Mateo, good. nSn Mateo ‘We have never turned a stu­ nnd h er eby r e q ui r e d t o a p p e a r t o thu to Dunn's Creek, fair. Asphalt dent awav because of poverty,** bill of c o m p l a i n t i n t h i s c a u s e on erwiso provided for), actual and $1.00. Mpndav the 3rd d a y o f A u g u s t , A. necessary expense, hill to be apState prison and Industrial surface from Dunn's Creek to Sis- said President Uppertnan. D , H36. the n a m e b e i n g a r u l e day i co. Crescent City, Pierson and in till* Court, at t h e C o u r t H o u se In Pro „ d by lh* judye under wh™ nnd „O Mjg , S p rin g m r i k .L St,«cl. FOR SALE Space on the paga Hanford, ueuion springs excellent, streets :*• t nl nol e C o u n t y . Flor ida. jurisdiction tiny shall come; a t­ And In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f Decr ee Pr o for classified advertisements. Centtendance on all courts, for each i- i will he e n t e r e d I'uaid aetunllv .......i . ™ ..DeUon Springs through (Vhy not rent those vacant rooms, you .u ald c a u s e b e i n g a sa ug iati n stot court day, per day $1.00; bailiffs, guard actually necessary, tho ntructlqn. Del .and to Hanford nnd Orlando, or sell that second-hand goods? q u h t till.- In t h e c o m p l a i n a n t in and all courts, per day, $3.00; bonds, necessity to be determined by the t o the nliove d es c r i b e d lands. writing, taking and approving, comptroller. The state will fur­ fail. Ii is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t thin Road No. I—Georgia Line _sfiifiO. «. v-o*1 i" > nish transportation. Order he pui dl uhed once n w e e k for Now Outline to Miami * o)lit IB) i on-'*■■ itllve w e e k s lu T he Commissions on money collected -t*U*cUr ulher ihsn above,-token ’I li6‘ Waycrosi road from the tllSbSt It-1 Mill *»' i new* p a p e r plibI bed lii S oi u,1, .'leinlnole <'i nly under process: Without sulo on under proceos, keeping, such allow- Bt. Mary’s River to Jacksonville is I h rill | first $1,000, two per cent; $1,000 nn:o as tin* judge may fix. W i t n e s s m\ linn I a n d t he seat ol open for traffic and newly paved. to $3,000, one per cent; over $3,- Subpoena, service on each wit­ Surface complete, excellent con­ L?l* it >• c i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e Havantli Ittdlolnl Circui t of t h e S t a t e of 000 one half of ono ;>er cunt, ness, 25c, return on same, l(k*; re­ dition. Road under construction Fl or i da. In a n d f o r S emi no l e Count y, Sheriffs shall after levy be en­ turn mi warrants, 26c; return on on t h i s I he Tith d ay of J ul i e, A. H by Duval County from Bayard to LJ> 1925. titled to collect said fees, notwith­ writi, executions and other pro­ St. John’s County l-im*. Duval V. R HOPHLASa. standing debt to plaintiff. cess, 25c; venire, grand or petit County Line to Runnel 62 miles, !> I ' l u r k o f t h e C i r cui t C o u r t of t he S.-ventb Jiiillel.il Ci r c ui t o f F l o r On monha collected for tho statu jury, executing, $5, and mileage, foot brick road with rock should, Ida In a n d for Semi nol e C o u n t y . r.it flncj, fees, rusts or other mon* per mile each way, 12 l-2c; writs ers, fail. Uunncl to end Reilly’s 1 iSRAM llv A M W F I ’. KS. I >• n u t y Cl erk. inn ndjudg >d to the state, the fee in action at law, executing, ?L0H. 'uaphalt road 9 miles asphalt siirWI L SON .t HoUSHOI.DF.it , !t i i further provided that tliol face, excellent. Volusia County ot, iihHI he five per cent. jHnli cUot n for C o m p l a i n a n t ; Mine f.rh, 12th. 2(!lh. Inly 3rd. Commitment to jail of prison- sheriffs of the Severn I counties, 11lay tuna very good. Allondale to Kith, I i t h . 2 Ith. alld 31 *t or ... j »cfi tiy hint, the sheriff will wlicn required to go beyond thu New Smyrna H miles, one mile de­ New receive $1,00; recommitment under limit r of this state to bring hack lour, remainder paved. i\ r m : e m e t r r m i n r m- t iii: m : \ i -.\ t h .it i n c i t e < i t t r u i T order 60 cents; copy of process, lot) a prisoner charged with any of- Smymi to Brevard County Lino, t i F i i . m m n , s p i n vti t i: t ' Ol i Xword nr less, 2Gc, every subse­ li'iirt** or who lias b.en convicted 16 mile", four mile detour, four TV. quent 100 words 10 cents, 12 1-2 of any crime in thin i.tatc, uml ha.i mih shelled road, remainder pavIN t l l A N C F I t l II KNI t l ETT A c HI >W A It 11:. cent a deed of real estate, executing c.leaped, rdiall chaige the sum of <tl. Brevard County Line to Titust' oi i i pl ni nant ( p a i d b y purchaser,) $2.00; live cents per mile for the actual 1ville, 12 miles 9 miles paved, rcvs. d into nee traveled beyond the l i m luaimh r shelled road. Titusville to II F.NIIY A. C11A N H, a n d nthi'r*. guil ds not more l i H t t ni b n t . i *’*y? I i. : I 'Mi ■*; m u Edw ard q Du f f ie l d " ■> <A W -L.M A.POTHEfc» Moro t h a n s i x t y t h o u s a n d m e n und wo m en rnllroatl w o rk er s a r e protected u n d e r u pl an recently a d o p t e d hy t h r e e t r a n s p o r t a t i o n s y s t e m s o p e r a t i n g In t h i r t e e n of th e S o ut h er n States. C e n t r a l f i g u r e s In ti l l s a r r a n g e ­ m e n t , w h i c h Is t h o l a r g e s t s i n g le g r o u p Mfo I n s u r a n c e truntwtctlon tr. t he h le l or y o f u n d e r w i l t l b g . a r e W. I- M a p o t h e r , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e Loultrtlle u n d N a sh vi ll e Railroad, a n d E d w a r d D. Dut t l el d. p r e s i d e n t of i he P r u d e n t i a l I n s u r a n c e C o m ­ p a n y of A m e r i c a . E ur l y In J u n e Die Loui svi l l e a n i l N a s h v i l le s y s t e m a n n o u n c e d t h e a d o p t i o n o f a p l a n s u b m i t t e d hy the P ru de nt ia l, w h e r e b y all e m ­ pl oyees of t h a t r a i l r o a d a n d t w o o t h e r s — t h e Lo u i s v i ll e, H e n d e r s o n u n d St. Lout s, a n d t h e Na s h v i l le , E Sheriffs Of Florida Can Now Make Over 30 Different Sorts Of Charges J:;,'7,rnl i£ tf S r s .ir m 1 OUT OUR WAY By Williams gg TOLO WOU V(lDl» )*r W A S 'T o o GACaLv('! BoT CiOktN BUT MO- T o o ttMOW i ’d N CARtX'S ^ i OOM \T A l l ! Mo5T"li-\iui{ i*M AM OWL! COJLOA H A D COUPLE MORE. HCORS EctEP ■ i -TW* PC? A OBv AO SLUM COME. INi. / Thu new r.amage-shaped satchel i huvo this to recommend them there isn’t an inch of wa.Je space, and they are very easy to carry. They are very smart, too, und seen in ail sizes and qualities of leather. KVKKT TKUU m o n th will be eligible for $j In addition t o t h i s each empic,j will have p r o t e c t i o n of u ' . more In cose of accidental d * nnd th e re a r e o tln r bem-fH*'*] loss of limbs a n d cye«t*|lt J n , 1 total p e rm a n e n t disability 1 T he railroads tnaku powiy, ,1 Issuing of th is protection * small cost to th e worker* by sum lng p a r t of th e premhn^ themselves a n d by provldl^l clerical and a u d itin g forcct aary to tho successful uiutnttuj of the policy. An Indication of the ntr.l c h a r a c te r of th e transaction ,i found In th e advisory fore* th< was required to get It undtr iv The P r u d e n tia l found It iitcttar to send m ore th a n thirty ript-,! from Its H om e Office In Ktsiu N. J „ to supervise the signing'., the employees a n d these wtte a Inforced by m ore th a n 100 aut*! a n t su p e rin te n d e n ts of the loty.1 ance c om pa ny w ho were asslpu from offices In tho surround^ t«irUery. m And It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n ' of Jol t, t o - w l t : r p p s Ti n k e r ubill o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n. t h a t y- o- u- i .. —- — r u c k e r , h i s wife, ir i n i u am e a c h a n d e v e r y o f y o u m a y ff d e a d : a l l tt art Joit cl a i mi ng am m1* r l Kht ' l *,tl,‘1 ’’r i n t e r e s t t . i o si a s h e i r s , de v i s e s , t e n d , , , , In a n d to t h e p ro pe r ! ) h e r e i n b e f o r e I o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , by thouv.iit * Ucscrlbnl. | Her tile a b o v e n a m e d partle* k It Is T h e r e f o r e O r d er e d t h a t y o u r e u s e d o r other wi vi * :,tnl all i: a n d e a c h of you, he, mol y o u a r e K n o w n p a r l i e s c l a l i ul m r a n him* h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e In t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ct\V |., hill of c o m p l a i n t In thi n c a u s e on o f t h e MOulhW' St Q u a r t e r (SIV A i M o n d a y t h e 3rd d a y of A u g u s t , A. 17* T t i w m h l p 21 8, D. 1925. tlie s a m e b e i n g a r u l e d a y 30F. Memlnol e C o u n t y, Florid*, u l of t h i s C o u r t . Ill tile C o u r t H o u s e p e a r t-i I h e bil l o f coluplalnv [ i f j li’ H a n f o r d , S emi no l e C o u n t y . F l o ­ In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e ri da. And lu d. ' faul t t h e r e o f D e ­ y o u on t h e 3r<l d a y o f A u c . 1 P J c r e e F r o C o nf e h i o will h e e n t e r e d t h e n a m e b e i n g r ul e ilnr t a p a l n s i you, n a id c a u s a b e i n g a unit Mils C " u r t in t h e C o u r t 11., t o q u i e t t i t l e in t h e c o m p l a i n a n t l or d. F l o r i d a , t o a n s w e r the hill In a n d t o t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d land. c o m p l a i n t f i l ed a g a i n s t you anJ r ft Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s ih-faiilt t h e r e o f t t ia t a decree O r d e r lie e i j t dl s hed o n c e u w e e k ConfesKo he e n t e r e d ngum. d : f o r e l k l u ( j ) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s in a m t t h e cun,, p r o c e e d p,.'. T h e H a nf or d II. raid, a n e w s p a p e r o r d e r e d t h a t all parlies published 111 Huufot d, .Seminole k nIto wIs n c l a i m i n g a n l i n e r , p !ii is County. Florida o t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r IHW Ml W i t n e s s mv h a n d a n d t h e se a l of tof t h e Q u a r t e r l.-'AV l-f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n t h _' ectl on SouthWCHt Kt vv lit,t en (] 7 > TuWM J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S t a t e ««> S out h. Uj u I of F l o r i d a , in aiut f or . S e m i n o l e n $ l r t \ ( JO) l.iini upp(*m< t r» (hli w • r aa lu ‘ts. <lr vlvgea 9k li'VIteen o .t^ 'J in 'J n thi n t h e 5111 d a y o f J u n e . f . i-ftliil)! MIH ,«H ut U^Lurss "..Li 1 Aurii . it \ p . iS if T T ttV i UN otlJfFv J " 3 wL iv, J'A' t o V • acljkf ' > *:.*i*ifMLV:A -Iml e v e r y elttliuiiimr (till Interest* Bur a r u l e d a y of, t h i s Court .ii MiJ C l e r k of t he C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e C o u r t H o u s e . Fiinforil. Florid* u n d e r mi . of ihe . h o v e n a m ' d d**femlantH. ea c h . n l e v e r y , w h o s e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a . a n s w e r t h e Idll o f compl aint t.kl n a m e s bud r»«h|. uees a r e u n k n o w n In a n d for S e m i n o l e C o un t y . In s a i d c a r e a g a i n s t Vou. and In <l|$ f a u l t t h e r e o f t h u t a d e c r e e Pro 0a- > t h e coinplaltiatii in t h e a b o v e e n ­ By A. M. W E E K S , D e p u t y C l e r k , to WI L S O N ft H O C S I I O I . HF R. fc s o he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y on ti led c a u s e , n n d tu all u n k n o w n p a r ­ Solicitors for complainant. til" c o u r t p r o c e e d ex pjirle. ti es wliuso.'V.-r r pi i ml i q; a n y I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s Involved in t h i s sui t, J u n e r.th. 12th. 2Clh. J u l y 3rd. Ii Is o r d e r e d t h a t llil.i order! sai d laud b e i n g . il ' ial e in S e m i n o l e 10th, Wtli. 2 11 Ii. a n d 3 1fit. pul 'li.slied in t h e Han for,I Ifer.ihf C o u nt y . F l o r i d a , mid d e s c r i b e d ns I* t h e p a o i e d d e f e n d tills foTelll <is fol lows, t u - w i t : I W' u i n i i l k t i l l fe> t j IN ‘l i l t ; nF V D N TII .11 l i l t 1 1 1 , a w e e k f o r E i g h t ronsu.'iitlvc w i r j tv* t of t h e Hoiiilie.ist c o r n e r o f cure i rr. in \ni> entt streiiN- in r a i d n e w s p a p e r l. i Vernment But I Sect ion :ui. '1 o w n - 1 ot i: to t NTV, FI.tilt I HA IN Wi t p e a s rnv h an d :.ml i file I hip In, S o u t h C a m e 31 F i s t , n i t t j neiil til Manfortl. F h t i i h i t hl i i; CHAM F in . t h e n c e Weal 332.31 f«*et, t h e n c e L. J. CI I AMl lR I l , ' la v o f J u n e , A. l> t r 2.N or t h to L a k e Monroe, t h e n c e F mi ( H6AI . I As C t u n n l l a n n n t erly along ths shore if L a k e MonV. E. POUOLASM. I'lerk. HI L L TO u II I F T T I T L E r o e tit a point Noi t h of tlie l ’< Int El*rs T FCKFlt Et Al. Iiv A. I L W E E K S D C of h eg i u n l n g . the nee Mouth t o be- R e a p o n d i i n t . J. B. M u r r o w , Molicltor for O.t vinmiiK. Iiicliiditnc all rlp.irlau •Irder of I'lih llrn 'lon plain-nit. r i gh t s . 11 is o r d e r e d t h a t vou a n d e a c h O r l a n d o . Fl u, • ■■■■■■Hxa#uaBaaMKXHBa#nuaHHgMaHBuxa#a£.siK^aHDBgViHiingBBgaMUKggaMHga###Hiaii - BBMBUBKMv:iiuaHaBa&aaMBaaeaaaaM»uauaaBaaMaxiiaaBBUBaaaaaBiisBcaMMBaBaaa" i ■ i T o U o l r t T i t le O rd e r of P ub l i c a t i o n Notion t o k n o w n a n d u n k n o w n def. uda t i l :• T H E S T A T E (>F F l . O l t l h A To__ H e n r y A. Crane nmt Sophia C r an e. Ida u If»*. H a n n a h ISreiv.-r T l i oma n Bcott. Itoh.-r! Bii i uh. i n and S u s a n Barii lui ri , Ids wife. Aaron JernlKiin. A. J e r n l g a u . .1, ■.•id, p ArkeW, a n d S u r a h .1 As ke w. Ids wi f e J a c o b ll rock. J a n i e s Weeks Cnimn n nel li.'ldt W. A Watit»n,' a n d M a r y W. W a t s o n , I t-, wit*. 1> ^ C U N l J U C hattnnooga a n d Bt. Louis— were to be given a n opportunity to a c ­ quire life Insurance protection a t sm all cost and fu rth e r accident a n d disutility benefits under the sa m e a rrangem ent. The total a m o u n t of coverage Involved Is a b o u t $1 60,000, 000, which Is m il­ lions of dollars In excess of a n y single transaction before recorded. In a nnouncing to employees th e decision to accept the g roup plan, President M apother said: “ In a d o p tin g this plan the com pany Is a c tu a te d hy a sincere desire to prom ote the wetfuro of Its e m ­ ployees and their families, and It Is earnestly hoped tha t everyone will Immediately Join In the coopurutlve move, which will m e a n so m uch to those homes th a t a r e called to face life’s great e m e r ­ gencies.” T he am ount of coverage for each w o rk e r Is to he determined by the m onthly wages received. For those earning less than $100. th e re will be protection of 11,900; for those earning from $100 to $115 th e a m o u n t will be $2,000 and those earnlpg In excess of $175 u C h a r l e s II. B r o c k n n d Rhoda E. Brock, his wi f e , J e n n i e Br ock, J a ­ cob lirorlt, C 11. W a t s o n , Mi chael J. t u n i c . Mrs.. P hi l o A Wi l l i ams , F. X. Miller. B. F, Mi ll er. B e t t y Milh r , C a r r i e Mi ll er M c K I n s t r y a n d R o b er t l>. M c K I n a t r y , Iter hut)burnt, a n d e a c h a ltd every of t tier m If living, a n d . If d e a d , t o all parties claiming Interests un­ d e r t he s a i d H e n r y A. C r a n e u n d Soph is C r a n e , h i s wi f e , H a n n a h Br ewer , T h o m a s Hcolt, R o b e r t R ur n liurt and S u s a n B a r n h a r t , Ills wife, A a r o n J c r n l K a n , A. J e r n i g a m J o s ­ eph I! A s k e w a n d S n r u b J. A s k ­ ew, his wife. J a c o b Br ock, J a m e s W c k s . E m m a n u e l Hel dt . W. a. Wa t s o n a n d M a r y W. W a t s o n , h is Wife, t ' l r i r l e s II. I l r o e k uml I t ho iu F. Brock, b is wife, J e n n i e Br ock . J a c o b Brock, C. It. W a t s o n , Ml eha' -i J. tiii vie. Mr*. P h i l o a . W i l l i a m s , F. X. Miller, II F. Miller, B e t t y Mi l­ ler, 1 ’ irrle Miller M c K I n s t r y nnd H u b er t I. M c K I n s t r y , h e r h u s b a n d , Hint each a n d every o n e ol t h e m , de c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In p i n p r o p ­ e r t y l i c t r l l i at l er Ilf rciuM-dr*' eltli- Mult day tH n 76c (officer yiiall not u c uf l lorii’la. paved. c ’ *IU‘ stock.) Juror# or talesmen j For feeding twenty prisoner:! or Road No. 5—High Springs j f»r by:,tander«, sunmmning uml r k . each per day, 65c; all over to Fort Myers venire, or by order, ouch 20c, cal- twt verity, each per day, fiOc. High Spring'.! through Archer F| 1 Diploma FromHigh School Is Goal Of Man 57 Years Age J r*$‘m ‘ - A D V E R T I S I N G B a a a H a a H is s u n a a a a a a u B a a a u a a 'ja a a u iia B a M a a a a a a H C a ia a a u a u B a fla a B B a B B a a u l l l l l l l l l l l >‘ia « tiaa iaaB B aaaM B 3 K aaaaa B H a iiu an B B iB x aB in au B N M a aaK B tta aaia aaaiiiii (A lCJCL/ M JtiC C /A N o r H t S ^ ARTlCt_t2. ON T u e T h e o r y o f - c v o l u t i o m . <vh<=n c q il l T h e y Q S T TH PO U G -H WTCUSS/IQC?. TUG S u C J g ) C T / A MY H Ci (aj ^ ' ■DON'T TO U Y N N O IT P « c » t T V H A U 'D To tJC£,L/C.VEL T H A T TH O H O M A N ) C -V O L V C ^ F ROM . S o /M C otvG fxL O R U tb .(^ O F *DGJM £> e A N / M ' H V ^ S T aV : j ** _vv MV B hS \. T )O N 'T t= 'N T > IT H A b e U C l v e . T H -^ T V O U f ? a k . o c - 'i T O R S . /A C _ C a ^‘^ Y « S > To a a ii u a a M a a a a U a M M M M M hi M u M a M H a ft M M a a u a a a Advertisements are the news ol every-day things th a t concern you most, No newspaper would be complete without them. is n u j € •« *** J ttW H J j �p :f tin T f / r - 'l f THE SANFORD HERALD Tho establishment of it salt wntfish hatchery at Tnlahasscc has been planned. FLORIDA FACTS | cr IlTERMELO n s E 1,200 CARS Expected To Be Re-Organized Soon “A ", There nre 100 accredited senior ** and “ B” high schools In the TALLAHASSE, July 10— Ap­ slack thcro would be nothing for estate of Florida. Last year there rc 09, Junior high schools now pointment of members and reor­ the inspectors to do. 1 al 18 while last year there were Kevill Ships Largest Num- ganization of the department of in­ Jlr. Mayo conceived tho idea of )r of Cars With 900; $250 spection of the state agricultural combining all the inspectors Under department is expected to be an­ thfc one heading of "Department of 1 1100 a Car Is Received nounced cnrli* next week, fallow­ Inspection” In order that ho might Sarasota hns the largest paid ing the return to tho cnpitol of coflcentrafc them whenever the (NSACOLA, July 10.—Watcr- Governor John JVJ Martin from p shipments from the west his. trip to Chioagq, Maine and occasion required such a step in “ territory this season have Mu'W York. Kebrganizution into looking nftej,-onc particular line *d 1200 earloads, according to ohe body of nil Uji: Ipapoctors hdre- of inspection work.: , T he, desirik A. Griffin, division freight tbforu ".employed by *the *commisimpfSLt'cd J S . h i? ^ ln l* lfl* ^uH iWands starting at the extreme sinucr of agriculture was author­ in h^<c^pc\rL'hCRX*Mithiith& citrus Southern end of the state and by the last legislature, on re­ froU o f 'carving westward through tho fct? melon shipping' pdint In FlfcrF ized commendation of Conumasioner Ida; thipped 000, of these carloads. Mayo. This plan is expected to the . s e a s o n . w a t e r s of the Strait of Florida Thd other 300 cars were shipped greatly facilitate the inspection took the fiel'l ■'for harrw.al' weeks connecting the Atlantic ocean and from Chlpley, SrW*ds, Grand Ridge service of the state, in keeping a In an effort to pitwvant the s h ip -i^ 1' Gulf of Mexico. They form n rnent of immature Truit from Flo-'chain approximately 1100 miles and Marianna. on drugs, foods, citrus fruit, rlda. There was a shortage of in- long. Many of the keys (Spanish According -to the records grow­ cheek ers or* 'receiving this year from gasoline ami oil fertilizers and spertors at that time, but during for small island) arc very fertile the forthcoming season it will be “ml produce a wide variety of $250 ttfSfJOO per car for their melpossible for him to place all of tropical fruits and vegetables. on&fiMi Graceville, where the I^ n d K rch asin g houses maintain * the producers receive I B f o r the crops ns soon n .i H r placed in the cars thereH lng them greatly reducing s H u t i n c of billion through ami -’J S I B tiniu in collecting. of the melon* shipped from j ^ B c s t const arc sent to Chicago, local yncht club and have not paid ifpSlriapolis, Cleveland, Evansville tlieir dues, do'so a t once because .i^B lncinnati. funds are needed for the erection U o crop oh the west coast is of the, dull house, construction of practically harvested hut the which has nlrcndy started. ■iedaon will continue for about ten more days, says Mr. Griffin. Demand is always good around Girl Slays Detective tho Fourth of July, it was explain­ *ne state prison is located in ed, and there was n splendid de­ Then Takes Own Life Brrdfnrd county near Hanford and mand this year ns the Georgia crop U officially know ns "Bradford hag been delayed on account of the RUMSON. N. J. July 10—Ser­ Fat ms.” warm dry weather. This resulted geant detective Henry l). Wallings In the amnll melon, which is un­ of Long Branch and Miss Mary A. usually not marketed, bringing n poses. Tin* Historical Society of Flo A unanimous vote of Linzjnayer of Atlantic Highlands good price during the pnst week. thanks was given to the county wero killed early today in Wal­ ridu was organized in St. An lift' Griffin stated that lie lias commissioners for their co-opera­ ling's automobile by bullets gUstlnr. in 1856. Major A. J. Put information from agriculturists tion and generosity. through the heart which police man wa-j the first president. growers between I’cnsnrolu Tito society hns issued u hum Considerable discussion was said were fired by the girl from and Rlvai* Junction should produce Walling's service revolver. Both her of publications. heard during the early part of the • t least one thousand carloads of bodies were powder burned and vrftttrmAlpns per year. This is ex- luncheon in regard to the estnli-1 Wnlling’s gun was found on the lishment in Sanford of a down-1 eluam flnf the shipments from town ticket office hy the Atlantic I floor of the car to the left of the WjflSgihc melon crop came up Coast Line railroad company and girl. .tions of the farmers this explanations were given by super­ weather prevented it intendent, T. L. Dumas for the omission of Sanford in passenger g larger. MANILA, July 10.—More than tariff raten for excursions from 2,000 persons are homeless ns a northern points. Favorable discussion was also result of n typhoon which wreck­ heard on the subject of summer ed hundreds of small houses in The Red advertising by the local chamber Cnrmnrines province. In state papers by R. IL Berg and Cross has sent assistance to strick­ George W. Knight. Owing to the en areas. great influx of people and money FURNITURE MEN FINK into the state during the summer months, it was said, advertising at this time nnd continuing through the summer should be very profitable for Sanford. Mr. Knight further urged that those people in Sanford who sign­ ed up to become members of the a Leading men In the citrus fruit industry nre planning a campaign for marketing the citrus fruits more fully in the European coun­ try. TH E6UARANTEE OF PURITY 1 * ■ THE CERTAINTY OF VALUE The United States Department of Agriculture says that the soil of Florida offers excellent producing fields for the best hemp in the world, which will market at n bet­ tor pric« and profit to tho producer than will the Russian hump despite tho larger wages o; tins country*. that’s what the A&P trade-mark means to you! Convince yourself today at your nearest A&P store. BuildingPermits Show Many New Dwellings U n d e r Construction sultana .Makes Excellent Salad Vi lb can A number of new residences nre being constructed in Sanford dur­ ing the summer months ns is shown from records of building permits isued by City Clerk L. R. Philips at the municipal hall . Al­ ready this month pcxmiU. /mve SankerScoresDelay In Paving 1st St. AndBulkheadWcr k Keilogs, pkg :... Sunnyficld, pkg, All Flavors Pkg....... We arc now carrying Iona Flour. Unearth Chinese Plot Plain or Self-Rising in 48 lb sacks To Capture Two Cities at per siitc t(......................... .......... HONG KONG, June 1(1—Reut­ ers Canton correspondent announc­ es the discovery of nn alleged Chinese plot to nttenot the cap­ ture of both Shameen, the foreign settlement of Canton and Kowloon, opposite Hongkong with the as­ sistance of Russian aviators. Olivilo, 3 cakes Harmless to the complexion MontanaTown Rocked By Short Earthquake GREAT FALLS Mont., July 10 7: ffi o’clock this morniugC.MFW —Great Falls was rocked at 7:15 this morning by a short but pro­ nounced earthquake, whose inten­ sity is comparable witli that felt here June 27. The tremors lust­ ed about three seconds. For Making Chocolate Milk, Ices, Puddings, Etc, Clicquot Club Ginger Ale 2 for A&P A delicious dessert. Leman or orange 3 pkgs She's the most beautiful Indian girl in America, according to a vote taken at a national Indian conven­ tion in Ponca City, Okla. Ifer name is Siby Callahan, and site lives in Muskogee, Okla. LIGHTS ON *ES* TRIAL GIVN HERE Georgia I’cachcs Per Basket .............................. Georgia Pink Meat Cantaloupes Per Crate ................................ Large Juicy Lemons Per Dozen ............................... New Florida Limes Per Dozen ............................... Maxwell House Coffco Per Pound ................................ Creamery Butter Pound in c a rto o n s................. F air Indian Premium Prints Grape Juice Jello Ice Cream Powder Grapelade Notice Is hereby given that Ihe City Utilities Office has been moved to Ihe new City Administration Building on North Park Avenue. Water ami (Jas Customers will please pay June service bills at ihe new location, nn r be­ fore the 10th. CITY UTILITIES DEPT. Genuine A&P Elgin Creamery Strlektly fresh . Pound Thea-Neclar, Orange, I’ekoe, India, Calyon, Mixed % lb pkg.......23c d u a l it y im A rto s iO n Uokar Pound .. ru H E E A TATLANTIC&PA( JU'ST*AROUNQTHE CdRNER.FROM Lemons T erfect cfitoRTENltfG Pint Can Mazola— With the Purchase of 1 Quart IHMcIen Labor Day * or Championship jo _Flovd S f c ' ,n ,T S , *n Cl*>- K y ™ Y«jrk “had ha,h rignsd «iH ionCnffight iZ HCCiHion f r e * * Maxwell House A complete line of Fold Trucks will T S^ n rtic le j r “ ‘the " - round m,! for world’,, c h u m p f,n ,:,|p ■ jitu im m o n a *uld he had re |niv«d a cablegram from Deniosey T ® hi returning from eT oSJ* Kent fhhaL t,UJ chumPiun would S f . m« kh if he could get ?ib » l Z i0n °n 8U,ch "h«rt nut fee. be on display and ready for demon­ stration all of next week. Let us No. 1 California I Compound 1lbs.......... o iu n hU n ,ntcn,,i‘ to 8ta*e ‘ho ity awa ■*«"» a t Michigan t ti'i« r h Wn* ‘y «ceno lu rAnd t year mercury, 1 tno C a r n e n t..rhe .i emis ___ . iMars M e e i Tonight [ nu« a i ^ MirnJ t k L M e r c u r y , he n, iri, * a ~ v three members o t ■, lirtimn '' ngJJih i J ' Xlii' z lnsky U».iai liieovening *pg*ther that it ** in,ro""ih!c to d(«aS UnitH without a C HELPS THOSE WHO HELPS THEMSELVES ALWAYS PARKING SPACE ^ ORK, July Vi lb pkg.?....45c Fancy Dressed INCORPORATFI) m ford Trade; �r 'i .A-»» VGE POUR V ' ________ .1 • VO I THE SANFORD HEI »«•»/ • The Sanford Herald n rfft W J»tt---- .. Ml Marti* U a ia r at Second Clan Matter. tabor *»: liTi.™at i&'aToMoKlee S aa f o r t l , F l o r i d a u n d e r Act Of « k I. 1M7. & . , m iter L U ttl L. lirX*.. .JU M Itt K. HOWARD HKIU1 Phone U t 111 V a m m l l a A t ' a a a at’itarniPTiost m s m min Tenp_l7.no Hie Monttn fJellvnrnd in CUT by .T!! Week. ISo. Weekly Edition |S.#CI per year. sneriA ii jo r ir w i Alt ohltuanr ™ aorlcee. cards of thank*. reeolutlone a n d nntlrea ot entortnlnmenta where ■»' r*»nr«e* arn uada wilt be charged fer at regular advertising rate*. W F.w tirnniB AsaoriATKornr.aa : Must They Fight For Fair Wages? ’h i his address to The American Federation of Teachers, in its recent convention at Chicago, George W. Perkins vice­ president of the uniori labor department of The American Federation of labor, urged further organization of labor, es­ pecially among teachers and other educators. t "Brain work, and men of brains", he said, "contribute to the progress of civilization than docs physical labor. Teach­ ers are doing more for constructive advancement than is any other class of workers. If you were paid the wages you are worth you would receive $10,000 a year rather than the $1,200 or $1,800 most of you get." And must it take the "unionizing" of the teachers of the country to obtain lor them a just compensation for their work? Must they have a "union scale" and demand "time and a half" for the hours they spend after school laboring T h e A a e e e l a t e d P r e a a la e x e l u s - 1 with backward youngsters# and "time and a half” for hours t vel y e n t i t l e d »o t h e ueo f o r r e publication e b l l ca t l on of o f all newa n e w a dlepatehce dl*P*teftei credited to It or not olherwle* cred­ they give at night to correcting great piles of school exer­ ited In thl* paper and .ala?.,1*!*."!! cises for which no correcting time is provided in the day’s cal newa pubRehed herein. AH right* et repiibllcatlon.of epeclal dlepatch- school schedule? ac herein are eleo reeer-ed. Since the beginning, the teacher has been under-paid. ,1 FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1923 His work has been accepted by greedy people quite as if a teacher is suposed to work for the love of the profession. THK HERALD’S PLATFORM 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson­ And as the years have passed it has become the fashion for communities to pay the school teacher a salary less than is ville. ’ , JL—Construction of SI. Johns-In- offered to the village plumber, because in some queer way, dlan River canal, the teacher has formed the habit of accepting a pittance in ft.-—Extension of while way. 4.—Extension of local amusement*. exchange for the most important service that can be given —— —Swimming pool, tennis court*, a nation’s boys and girls. r j etc. If teachers would organize nnd in cold-blooded business f .i 4.—Augmenting of building proterms demand fair pay fpr their work, it is altogether likely ‘ ' gram—house*, hotel*, apartment th at the schools themselves would be improved. For ten bouse*. ft.—Extension of atreet paving pro­ thousand-dollars, nnd more a year, brilliant minds could af­ gram. • , ford to stny in the teaching profession. The mediocre,’ and 7.—Construction of boulevard the incompetent, teacher would be crowded out by competi­ around Lake Monroe. S^—Completion of city beautifica­ tion from high-grade men nnd women. And the high-grade tion program. teachers now in the profession simply for the love of it •^-Expansion of school ayatem would have a chance to enjoy the luxuries, yes, and the sim­ •with provision for increased fa­ ple comforts, they now are so grossly denied. cilities. The Herald confesses to a real sorrow at the thought of BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY having the country’s teachers driven to the protection of THE NINTH COMMANDMENT —Thou shall not benr false wit­ unionism. But if that is the only way by which an honest ness against thy neighbor. Exo­ wage can be secured for the laborers who contribute the most dus 20:10. ‘ ' ' to the upbuilding of the nation’s citizenship, let it come—and -o como soon AN “IF" FOR GIRI-S -----------------o-------------If you can dress to make yourself As Brisbane Sees It Disapproves Coolidge. No Third Term About It. Poor Ur.bam Monkeys. Exploiting Superstition. BY ARTHUR BRISHANE ♦» COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOW BEFORE ; P/*ehT3 THE LONDON Daily News dis­ likes President Coolidge’* Fourth of July address and says there is nothing in it to “show that the President has tried to master the facts concerning Europe.” That, however, isn’t what inter­ ests the United States. The Pres­ ident HAS mastered facts concern­ ing THIS country. He has mas­ tered the fact that when you lend money you expect to get it back. And he seems to have mastered the fact that the business of the United States nnd of the President is to attend to the United States and keep out of foreign compli­ cations. THAT SUITS THE UNITED STATES. t o e s •te-v; we HE'S GONNA _| 8E A O tfP iT fc (CopyrtfcTit l » i i ) *j 9 t.l# e M otor j o Insurance! icial ndar All The Chatter out nnd insures you cooLl smoothe operation as long ^1 you use Veedol Forzol. 1 a - MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. day. Herring will en;c Friday evening ier guest, Miss L: of Niagra Falls, Church will hold a Dis­ c i n g In Orlnndo. AH to go please meet at the at 6:30 o’clock. Service Station Elm and 1st St. MR. MULVANEY mny add thnt there is no question of any THIRD term. The President has been elected once only thus far, and whnl every sensible American, from George Washington on, means by n third TERM, is a third "F.LECTION.” The idea is thnt a President should not use hi* place in the \\”. ite House to force hi* indefi­ nite* re-election. Rut TWO nctual elections have become more nnd more of a minimum for a competent Presi­ dent. And President Coolidge is all of that. Phone 8 ts of Oviedo was ord Tuesday. oodcock left yesday’s visit in De- Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware I. £ c . MeLcnd on ha* as her week, Mr*. Myrtica My Pell of Tampa . L. V. CHavbus arid small ter, of Augusta, Gn., nro 31st of Mrs, F. B. Gclvcrman. Thi* country is taking n deal more interest in the fortiri S. Pu! debt* than it receives.—Norfc eth Pa! Virginian-Pilot. t to be ONR HUM RLE Pithecoid alleg­ ed brethren arc coming into their own. John* Hopkin* University, where the wisest men work, es­ tablished a monkey colony for ob­ servation and experiment. There the Department of Embryology of the Carnegie Institute will study the enrly development of humnn physiology. It is pitiful to study embryology through little unborn monkeys, but nothing is more en­ lightening. One book on embryology would amaze and annoy Colonel Bryan. ry of tllC .h will meet the church. Drive in Gas, Oil, Tyres, Accessories Phone 447-W. Snnford, F|4 , and Mis* Mary t left today for ' guest of rcla- Icented or the wrong vowel used. tured Englishmen can give un lev, A Matter of Being Truth ful eLnnd wns a We laugh at the cockney English sons in pronuciation. EXPENSIVE EDUCATION Wednesday, Along with the interest that hr,. for dropping their “h’s,” but we rt time with TAMPA TIMES me not guiltless ourselves of drop­ been moused in correct spillinjj? Hundreds of philosophies of life have been written by niith. ping Utters that should he prothere should be xcal for correct11’ those who would teach others how to live. These books con­ The old country doctor is dl*-, "Enttnncc requirements include pronounced. Disngreeable a* the pronunciation. Attention has bet* I son, Harold tain various spiritual anti moral laws which, if they all work­ appearing. His pass'ng is a real j two years of college; the medical admission is, if we are candid wo directed to orthography throuri "• **; “ have returnloss. I!*, was ordinarily the b*\-t eoursc is five year*, including one must admit that whatever the fail- spelling contests. Why not pro-H i ed to perfection, would make n real paradise on earth. Un­ ding two deeducated man in the community year of hospital; schools have been ings of the cockneys may he cul- pouncing Iwes, too? fortunately though, many of these hooks arc more theoretical Mrs. Harry reduced from approximately 100 I wecli .vhich he blessed with his pres­ than practical. They teach us to only sec the good in u per­ ence—in many * i «*j « the *ui!.v to 80; nnd the survivors have a son. But wouldn’t it he rather ridiculous to elect a scamp one. Naturally he acquired an realizing sense of the necessity and a scalawag to some high political office? It would seem itt of Lakeland, influence and prestige which such of meeting adequately their res­ aa Irs. W. F. Lea. better to know the truth about a person rather than to know THE BOLSHEVIK Government communities give to superior at­ ponsibilities. for Thomas Isjails eight priests of the Greek tainment*. He was guide, philo­ "The net results of the higher only the good. Wright, Warlow and Company SSl-i education policy introduced in 1913 Lnwrence river sopher and friend to all the counOrthodox Church on a charge of I# II! Good common sense is indeed a priceless attribute toi one’s .“exploiting superstitious feai* of try roundabout, the repository of i for freshmen of the 1918 class, formerly residbeing. Yot how rare a gift it ia! It is truly a Rift nml more [the peasant population. gone several all the family secret*, which he has been that wc nrc producing Arc Now Receiving Application For Religious teaching* in all coun­ never betrayed. He was cognizant only n very costly sort of physic­ like institution than any cultivated aen.se. Those who have ian and uro not now producing it are usually calm and serene, unshaken hy pretty disturb­ tries purport to save men from of every skeleton in every family men to tlo the ordinary service of sin here and eternal damnation closet withi.i his riding, but he Tnrbell and ances, and usually are persons of great self-possession. For herenfter. Those saved should b? never exposed it to the rude gaze medicine for ordinary people in the Sidy left recently how can a person of a nightly nature ever give careful glad to pay reasonably for snlvn- of an over-curious world. He was cities of the country." Miss Tnrbell This is had enough but he goes thought or accurate judgment to a situation? It is the per­ tion. an ever welcome guest at every for some time. If thnt is “exploiting superstl frolic, wedding or what not in his on to tell us just how had it really [Jrs. Bossidy will go from son who docs not learn to control his temper who, as a rule, ■ Mats., to be the guest tious fears,” then all religion I vicinity. He was among the is. He leaves nothing to the loses it at a time when it is needed most. might be called “exploiting super-{mourner* at every funeral. lie of- imagination, but discloses a InThe more of a stand taken hy anyone for or against a stition.” . , ten look long rides to carry suc- liientable state of fact existing* all oni imnmvcd Business and Residential I’rouertv , . i cor to Kome-iur.uwny patient, who ove» the country. A w n at «urcn .proposition the more that person is in the limelight. We have McKee and Bon, - ' r in Sanford Yd of Tne JiortKv;eSl!7~ho sn>Hr Int'gcr ... IWlfMriift fiope Of he.'lTrh on the ed from Savnnli k'i eat ileal 6 t Y M 0W T KITtfirfk y M itfW W W r flfN M W d i* trial that priests had confirmed 1attendance of "the Doc.” In win- than the state of Connecticut, 1 W S M H L th°y have been or against. But those who remain neutral, especially if the the Jests ofl*Tttr<. McKee's parFunds immediately available subject to title thnt Christ had appeared ter'* bitter cold of summer’s blast­ was served hy three physicinn*. fight concerns them at all, or worse still, who are on both to astory J She wns’Kccompanied home village shepherd warning him ing heat he went long distance* Remoter parts of the country were examination. it nieces, Misres Elsie nnd sides alternately, usually do so to their own discredit. over lonely, rough roads in the entirely without medical service. of the end of the world. *!e Saunders. In Kentucky there are twelve darkness of night or under the This caused the peasnnts to It is all a m atter of being truthful. If you arc a free­ APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS counties having twenty physicians, blazing sun of summer to carry erect 17,000 huge Wooden crosses thinker you have an opinion on one side or the other of every what relief he could to the sore with only one recent graduate nil* of Orin Strena question. If you are true to your own belief and have the which the (jlergy consecrated. SEE afflicted. No man or woman ever among them. Forty comities nrc IB lad to know that courage of your own convictions, you will undoubtedly take (as able to leave IF YOU are not a customer of robed him nnd had the call unun­ without adequate medical service. Hospital in Roboot loggers thi* muy interest you. j swored. He gave his tinr**, his pa- In New York stnte there are areas a stand somewhere and then let the stand become known. DuBOSE AND HOLLER Mr. nnd Mr*, Cnnudu is shipping u* millions of tience and his skill unreservedly, o( several hundred square miles gone to Char­ gallons of beer, nle nnd stout sometimes when the pr< spect of without n single resilient physi­ 112 Park Avenue e they will make I HOPE YOU have not been leading a double life, pretend­ manufactured for this country, bad payment was rather remote. That cinn. And so with much other similar testimony. It is not nec­ low grade kinds of beer. was the Inst thought in hi mind, ing to he wicked and being really good all the time. That Ether and eholoroform are found present relief from suffering was essary to quote it all. Enough would he hypocrisy.—Oscar Wilde. in them. Such poison make* the first, the other could wait, and fre- has been shown to prove thut med­ Cnnadians rich hy injuring the quetly did wait—too long. The ical education is for the classes kidneys, liver nnd intes­ passage of such a man i* a teal and not for the nins'es, who will AVOID GREATNESS—In a cottage there may lie more stomach, to any community But! find themselves without any medi- n tines of foolish Americans. real happiness than kings or their favorites enjoy.—Horace. Some United States business calamity he is going, ami tho worst of i t ' cal service whatever if this ten­ ■n men, however, will get their share is there is nobody coming to Sake dency continues. We quote from iif the prosperity by increased un­ his place. lie leaves a vacancy Dr. Walter L. Niles, denn of Cor­ MY FAVORITE STORIES dertaker’s receipts. which will not be filled. The nell university medical college, Hy IRVIN S. COBB field of the country doctor i.. no who avers that “there is now no BIG army is needed, even to longer attractive to young medi­ plncc for the poor hoy in mcdicnl According to Hap Ward, it was its venomous head from the breast | fiKht a little people. The French cos. education" and goes on to say: Every dog has his day but the “ I am not interested in this monkey is having his day in Day­ in the old wide-open days. Into a pocket of his coat, with its jaws general asks for 59,000 more men The time and money required barroom in Vancouver stalked a gaping and its fangs exposed. to fight the Riffs. ton. connection with poor boys as to get a mcdirnl education is so stranger of a formidable aspect “Get hack there where you lieLuckily for them, the Riffs havi -o---- <— i , , great these days thnt th* young such. From a considerable ac­ ii At Loading Station and Hard Road. “ Policeman Is Again Slain,” and extensively haired over. Do long,” ordered the stranger, deal­ no big cities that can he bom-1doctor hies himself at once ,vh. n quaintance with them, and their ■ suyH a headline in the Lakeland a chain he was dragging a half- ing his ilendly pet a slap with the horded from the air They seat- he gets h!s diploma to the Idg richer brothers as well, i am sure ■ grown mountain lion. flat of his hand. Cowed, the men* ter ami hide from fliers Were it (jly> lurn hi, „ their mental and moral endow­ Star-Telegram. Must have nine i The creature evidently wns new­ ster crawled hack into hiding. lives. otherwise, and if they had such a -jve education to some practical ments average the same. They i ly caught. It snarled mid snapped “Gimme about three or four city ns London or Berlin, open to account in the shortest possible 1,re* 'n these respects, no better — — o-------i and fought witli Its tether Then, more slugs of that red-eye," com­ i attack, they could not resist long. linio. Kvidentnlly there war too much I than rich boys, but they are also i finding itself inside four walls, it manded the newcomer. “iciness” in the home of Mr. and ■ Dr. -William A. Rurey. of C hi-iT worsc’ Amt’ F “ 0,n *"li‘1 * “Mister,” inquired the barkeeper A BRITISH school of archaeolMrs. Ice, who were recently di­ grew desperate und crouched nml, J ' ' there are so ninny of them. i with claws and teeth out, leaped in n respectful tone of voice, ogy in Egypt reveals successive i in n. PBmPh,.e.t Publiahcd by vorced in New York. “They nrc certainly 10 times as the American Medical i for the thnmt of its owner. “ Where do you come from?” stages of civilization reaching 1 | 0,1 j common, and when you exclude i The windy man struck it in mid­ “Tombstone, Arizona," answer­ hack 14,009 years. When the civil under the title “Medical Lloyd George and Cuilluux must i air with n brawny fist, knocked it tion and Medical Service” m dnti, th° m ,from med1 ic' rK ‘ or] nu‘U‘. r ial ed the other. t Easy Terms. ization of 14.000 years ago was , . , . •1 fee! somewhat alighted that they , .. grounds you exclude at least ninc*boh “Must he a tough country down reached, men had been struggling ?i'1 *ho -"'-W * 1 requirement* ., n“ .crith* of the best material that weren’t drawn into Uio controversy t« the flour und kicked the beast ; | arisinir from the Ten nossee evolu evolu- i11^* •ubjcctlon while the awed hnr- there," said the barkeeper. upward on this plunet fur two ur r“ i . ™ 1,,v“lv*d nrirting Tennessee keeper looked on. Then, ailvunemeeting them is fast eliminating 1 “ if h#Vtf’ poor boy, who is used “Sort of. They made me leave three thousand centuries. tion trial. iI Bhellenherger, life prisoner ing to the bar, he called for and there." the old fashioned country doctor I to the the “O— simple life and to efforts " ‘ niskn state penitentiary, drank in rapid succession three “Who made you leave there?" Today's best laugh: “ What is le­ large und brimming glasses of raw SUCH NEWS as that tends to ifV*\v\Yh(»ut* -ideoimi1 ,,,!' r 1rcwaidod only by the simpler lux';cn one word for 10 "Them fellers in Tombstone. galized gambling?” usks a Toledo whiskey. is because he "talked complicnte tho Darwin-Bryan mons l T cas "s wUh “' ^ ’i ^ i T ,mi‘Ucine’ wh"l They run me and a lot of other key trial which is based partly on none at all. He says: judge. Marriage ia generally re­ a prjson,” confessing As he was j “ K"in* . " 1,0 lh^ ‘ ordinary work downing tho third cake-eaters out of town.—claimed the assumption that the old earth garded as a legalized gamble.—Or­ lur *- *L * •he was K . . , Hi the cities or in the country? n he thought Sanford drink, a huge rattlesnake protruded wc was sissified." 2102 First St. Realtors. itself is only 0,000 year* old, in­ lando Reporter-Star. I no minimum requirements 25 The man .who can live without T ito recover and be constead of being HUNDRKDS OF >ear* ago were, in ( ffeet, that the ; productive labor until he is from -ty d sent prison. lie The little girl down the street MILLIONS OF YKARS OLD, us student should be 21 years old “5 to 30 years old, who can spend " * «ll questi r., |,y .-lu.I.i.HTHE THIRD TERM AGAIN says a good joke and a summer every school child ought to know. nnd have attended three years of $8,000 or $10„000 on his higher ^Bng hi* JACKSONVIM.K JOURNA1. dress are like in that they’re both m< dlcal school. In contrast with education, is not looking for nn easy to sej; through. thOr rat I h* >tor<l fur AUTHORITIES OF the Protes­ that condition we have now the ordinary people in the city nor It is u little enrly to re-elect | ciis-Norri* group they might make tant Episcopal Church suggest following condition*: nt in which. th»? winner was for any practice in the country." py Our office boy says if lipstick President Coolidge for another a lot of trouble for Ihe President that the divorced bt* never allowed —•’live a boy the puintrr’s colic, term, second, third or whatever in seeking a renomination. Should to remarry, a sound moral sug­ o o f-.i’ltni* Citrus crop of 603,. PRONUNCIATION, TOO there would be some Sanford girls’ it may bo. Just now nomu Re­ they elect to remain out of the gestion undoubtedly based on the »s bbrought n e* has *1,200,000 beaus who .would be sick ull the publicans are very insistent that party nqd join with the Democrats assumption that marriages a re 1 growers. TAMI’A TIMES time. he seek another election. It i* under the leadership of a genuine made in heaven and men have no IS SCARCE nrgued that another election d««-a progieaiiUe candidate they Mould light to break them. NOTICE Widespread interest is being not feel similarly in regard to crMargot Asquith say* the Ameri­ not mean u third term. However make a lot of trouble for the Hut people \\ ILL be divorced, *||(,wn in correct orthography, as | ,CI8 pronuciation. Except when cans lack a mmim.* of humor. At it will mean ho will have boon President nt election time, should you can't stop that, nnd you Chero-Cola Co., under was evidenced by the national1,lone Purposfly’no one knowingly that, they’ve geneCully forgotten elected to nerve longer than George hu again heud the Republican tick­ might hy- .forbidding remarriage man,Jagement will not -------------o.... , , ,, pronounces words improperly— Our Prices advance July 10th. ■ u joke by the time un (Englishman Washington or any other presid­ et. ('lie more than four und n half make moral conditions even worse. *pelHl»lf com petit.on for juveniles sometimes through carelessness or >le for debts lhat ent has ever served, and that uii ; sees through it. million citizens who voted for La Perhaps the Episcopalians are held in Washington right recently, slovenliness, sometimes because of American tradition, never viola­ Collette are going to have some­ comforted by the knowledge th a t! It wns the culmination of u series 1the fear that if we should use the fains! Chero-C’ola Theodore thing to say about whom they shall if they won’t marry the divorced,| of teat.*, in which 1,009,000 school correct pronunciation wc would be! •/ Tho Tailors' Association ha* dc­ ted, has been dented. , . creed that pm “well dressed man” (toonovelt soon after he was elec­ support. Perhaps, Chairman But­ somebody else will. children participated. Old-fash- considered affected or pedantic, must have four overcoats this ted declared thnt he would not ler. who is now worrying about M cK E E , M gr loiied spelling bees for udults have Every educated person knows how vlnter. That’s nlright but where seek u third term. He was elected the senatorial elections, including PRESIDENT CALI.KS, of Mex­ also been popular in late years. It i “new” should be pronounced; yet 11 MAY CONCERN: president only once. Of coil they coming from? his own fate in Massachusetts, ico, narrowly escaped u tram i» a gratifying development. The most persist in pronouncing it as fr this date we will his term of succession to Presid­ wishes his party had not been so wreck caused by sabotage, strikers simplification of our spelling pro- if it were “noo.” is.ble for any mcrSome of these people who are ent McKinley was lunger than quick to discipline the third-party tampering with the engine. feeds but slowly. There is little “ Noo York and “noospaper” are | Inuted in our name, Ivrays “turning up their nose* nt President Coolidge’* tenure, hut udherent*. He is .finding it a Mcxicun trade unionists, many likelihood of the adoption of a beard so commonly thut when any - 1 rimed written order. leone else, would be In u dick- he was not elected president a sec­ . hard pacify the — -job to - -------— discordant ....... ............ if them with u good deal of Indian phonetic system during the life | one calls them New York and I For Further information. VR CHECK. of a fix if u cold wave came ond time. I elements and he may find thut it | blood and a decided leaning toward I time of the present users of the i newspaper me usual prouuncia-t hE CHECK. President Coolidge’ jng und froze their noses that . ,, fhsnces t«»| was harder even than he an- what tho Coiuervatista cull “ex- English language. Hence it be-! tion attracts attention In “duet ” Call at Montezuma Hotel. way. succeed hiinsel( will depend in u ticipatcd after the result* of th** treme radicalism,” will have to hovea everyone to learn the corrert >“tune,” and numerous other word's I Ladies— -o rIilie uworn , i proposed u „ n ilie | *ur6o e» « r. upon how far the* election in HK.0 are scatuud. Up-, work their way slowly toward oithogruphy and to make u game tho same error is made Deliber-'l • unoum P tresses, renovating, P ..W - I ' ■ .haul,I Ih? | ri‘ituUr K.yuMi.-.,,. c.,n w.n W C a„ ,h , ........... . ..( ............. ' of .pilllnV Sp,llto« Ita w rlT ™ ..|»U by dropped from the vocabulary of Jfrtolstery materials. H. K SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. Tud | nv?u >«•«-. showing how far Rc-j The trouble with them is not so tests is un agreeable way in which i who know better may be found ini CALL, ’ Floridans. It na» been overwork­ ... k' ,l,.^ „"\i,. i„l| publlcun differences in a numbmniuch extreme radicalism as to stimulate people to acquire taU ithe pronunciation of “sleeks ■\*1 ed and needs an indefinite rest.— *» J 'i». UUil i . » l0 » * er °f *t#tM have been settled, will their effort to leap with one bound valuable information. inford “slick” and 'fellow as "fella. j infarii Herald m a k e r e s e r v a t i o n e a r l y To be sure there iij much niU -j Hut Mveral Factory rirs of to-'when caught in errors of spelling. I pronunciation through ‘ igtirtrimce. rtf the race in 192S.' li)2^t ’ ‘ | day. • iHow unfortunate it ia tlint we do Tho wrung syllabic qiay. . k ’i 0^attractive Yet not make puffs and curls your chief delight; If you enn swim, and row, be strong and active, But of the gentler graces lose not ■iftht; If you can dance without a craze for dancing, Play without giving piny too strong a hold, Enjoy the love of friends without romancing, Caro for the weak, the friendless and the old, If you can master English and Spanish and laitin, And not acquire, ns well, a prig­ gish mien; H you can feel the touch of silk nnd satin, Without despising calico and pean; If you can ply n saw nnd ham­ mer, Can do a man's work when the need occurs, Can sing when asked, without ex­ cuse or stammer, Can rise above unfriendly ■srrabg nnd sltlrs; If you can make good brend a* well as fudges. Can sew with skill and have an eye for dust; If you can bq u friend nnd hold no grudges, A girl whom nil will love because they must; If some time you should meet and love another, And make n home with faith and peace enshrined. And you its soul—a loyal wife nnd mother, You'll work out pretty nearly to my mind, The plan tha'* been developed through the age*, And win the best that life can have in store; You’ll be, my girl, a model for the sages, A woman whom the world will bow before.—Selected. East Sanford ! Mrs.Munroe B.Hutton i Entertains at Bridge ; In Honor Of Visitor Let us drain your crank ei,. lEpworth League of the Fellows’ 0< ! / Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Corpshrd en­ joyed the day Sunday at Daytona Bench. Zinnias of every hue made the . Peter . . . Bender . of „Cleveland, , , Ohio,• apartment of Mrs. Munroe B. Hut- ^ “ visUor a* tho Bucurel home nt ton a lovely scene Thursday after- Cnmeron c ,ti* noonf when sho entertained u t| Miss Kathleen Long, was the bridge complimenting Miss Helen, guest of friends at Daytona Beach !f Niagara" Falls, N. Y. I over Ju|y 4th. Shepherd of " Place! inces wore marked by hand’ Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Warren and painted tallies. After a delightful j family spent several days at Port afternoon of cards, scores were Orange last week, counted and Miss Florence Henry I Harry Weeks was in Tampa last was presented a bottle of Houbi-1 for n four ,jny9> visit wjtj, ant s Toilet water for making his bri)ther 0 kie. Bgh score. Miss Shepnrd was giv­ Robert Grier visited Daytona en a box of Thrco Flowers face powder. The consolation was Beach with a party of friends to awarded to Mr*. McCall, who re­ celebrat? the Fourth. Mrs. W. W. Rnulenson returned ceived a bottle of Houbigant’s home Saturday r.*om n week’* stny toilet water. At the conclusion of the game with Mr. Rnulerson at En*t Beach. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth refreshments were Bcrved in two wero at Daytona Bench for the courses. Those present were: Miss Helen Fourth of July and guests a t Shepard, of Niagra Fnlls, N. Y., Seaside Inn. Miss Elanor Herring, Miss Helen Mrs. Kntie Thompson was.here Vcrnay, Miss Ahbic Doudncy, Miss from Dcljind Inst week guest of Florence Henry, Miss Katherine her si.-ter Mrs. I. D. Haft of Gen­ Huff, of Atlnntn, Miss Edith Ten- eva Avenue. gut*. Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. S. It. Dighton, Mr*. Dick Brown, Mrs. Braxton Bnggetl Mrs. John McKee, Mrs. McCall and Mr*. C. R. Kirkley. Picnic Party Is Given 5 At Lake Butler Camp1A delightful .event of Wednes-' J day evening was a picnic given by b Mrs. A. Vaughan and Mrs. Mar- ■ garet F. Bnrnes of Orlnndo at|J[ tho latter’s camp on Lake Butler. ;B A swim was enjoyed by the “ young people, nfter which n boun­ a tiful picnic lunch was served. |g LIBRARY STORY HOUR Tho weekly story hour will be held at the library Saturday morn­ ing nt 10 o'clock. Miss Mnrgnrot Zachary will be in charge nml is arranging an enjoyable progrnm. All the children are invited to at­ tend. $ 7,000 Britt-Chitlenden Really Company, Inc. \ Beach Property New Smyrna Beach •<•» . July OearanceSale • / 4 » 1 ALL STRAW MODELS—SUMMER STYLES WILL BE PUT ON SALE £ Friday and Saturday—For t $100 ■ 3■ ORIGINAL VALUES AS HIGH AS $7 AND $8. i The Quality Shop i PARK AVENUE * ♦ . i i Seminole Business Exchange 221-E. First Street, Opposite I'ostoffice ■ BBBBBHlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBliBBBaBBBBBHBBBBnHBBaaBBBB : BIG REDUCTION ON ALL SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS 20 ■ Allen & Brent Per Cent Real E.state Auction Sales. Direct Hencfit From System Let us sell your property DISCOUNT ON SHOES : When you put system into saving, yon soon be- j gin to get direct benefit—and step hy step you climb higher to financial success. Open an ac count with us todny. AT AUCTION : We nrc permanently locnted in Sanford 4 Per Cent Interest Paid un Savings Accounts OUR SALES FORCE arc EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. { jE m in o le ( |[ o u n i y ] ^ a n k If you hnvc Property you want sold—List it with us nnd kiss it good-bye. Corner 2nd Street and Sanford Ave. HRSlZBBBKBBBBBBflBBBIBBHBIIlIBBBBBBflBBBIBBIBBailKaaBBa. Sanford,Fla. ■ aiBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBISBBBBBBBBBBflB BBBBBIiaBBUBEIII STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS •>4*-;* 4":*4* 4* 4> 4 ALLEN AND BRENT - ^ 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla, ■s- I ||J Price $5,000. Terms. — ......* ... A Base Hit Sanford Dry Goods Co. Related? First Mortgage Loans 10 Acre Tiled Farm FIVF ; mcr home* ft Columbia county. Every year sees the sowing of it. 1 A party composed, pf Mr. and. celery seed a little' earlier Vhap, year, ’ Usually _ July. Mrs. John Peters, Mri and: Mrs. the previous year. Paul Peters and children, Mrs. 10 to 20 i* the accepted time for Miko Sass nnd daughter EJsie and sewing but July 1 saw n number Annio and Andy Hucurel enjoyed of seed bed* started with their bathing and .picnicicing .. at D*y* little white tents of canvas erec­ TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J. tona Beach Sunday. ted. known locally as “the celery Fred Dorner caught foyr otters, seed bed encampments.” Sever­ Miss Marjory Gatlin of Key West two old ones nnd two young ones al kind* jif special celery seed and is spending some time with her that came up from the river in a the golden self blanching are used aunt, Mrs. C. A. Palmer at Cam­ sewer at his place on Celery av­ for early sowing. enue. Three of them were releas­ eron City. Originally the word Buccaneer Jodie Cameron has returned from ed. The fourth one died of fright, meant one who dried and smoked Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. nnd Mrs. it was thought. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening meat on n “boucan.” A boucan Cameron nnd the other young peo­ Alice, Helen Carl Chorpening and was a hurdle made of sticks on ple will return inter. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Middleton Mr. and Mrs. D. If. Squire anJ which strips of beef newly salted nnd .qmnll son returned home on I three little people were nt Day- were smoked in the West Indies Motftlny from a several dnys visit tonn Beach several days Inst week by whites who were for the most having apartments on Ocenn part, pirates. with friends at St. Augustine. Comet seekers of ih’e skies have Mrs. Boston Steele nnd sons Ben, Drive. Mrs. Jessie Klciman nnd George and Robert left Tuesday Miss Mary Helen Morse were house discovered two new comets which they have named 192Ba mid 1025b. morning in their car for Virgin*, guests. ia. They will visit at Manassas and other points. Joseph Johnson is now deliv­ ering the Sanford Herald every evening at this end of town, Jos­ eph is getting many new subscri­ bers for the Herald. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Baker have closed their home nt Cnmeron City and have moved to Jacksonville to 20 acres fine hammock and pine land, reside. After being residents hero for several years, they will be mis­ all in timber, opposite one of the larg­ sed by mnny friends. est celery farms on brick road; Four Mr. nnd Mrs. I. V. Bridges, their sons John nnd Walter nnd (laugh­ miles out; Dixie Highway will con­ ters Agnes and Mrs. D. A. Mitchell nect with poperty. nml two babies loft in their car Thursday for n visit to their for- TV c 1:—Office 148 Protect your motor by usirJ Veedol Oil. Special Veefil , Forzol for Fords. Takes 1 I). W. MULVANEY, Republican National Committeeman from Kansas, says, “I see nothing against nnother term for Coolidge There is nothing in the third term tradition.” ’ • • AN ADVERTISEMENT IS THE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMERCE. B B B X IX X llIB H IlB a R B H B a a illH R IR H S IIIB ilix il X II BR BB BB RBB RRHHHf l B HBBRRH RB 9 BU BRBBBBRRBBBRaBBHBBHBBRRRRIRRB u Retail Bakery and Delicatessen m a R 44* 4­ 4* Dollar Sale Saturday •tin •• t 4*4*+-y4”y>4-:-:*4*4*4*4*4*++->4“>4*4-y^-y*>>4*4:-4-4*4*4*+^4*;*:*4* R R SALADS, BAKED BEANS. BAKED HAMS, SANDWICHES. B B FANCY CHEESE AND SAUSAGES. CAKES, BREAD Table of “Nusylk” And silk finished Broad Clothe. 36 inches wide in stripes. Guaranteed fust colors. 1*/•> for ■ •> ■ R HOT RO LLS 11 A. M. AND l P. M. _____ t> — rj Is there anything to this evolution stuff, anywhere? Well, here are exhibits from the two ends of the scale—Miss Polly Lux, Broudway dancer, und her new pet monkey Siki,” acquired while she was on a trip in France. Let’s hope Polly isn't starting a new fad. ■ *• ! g M5 B2 100 Park Avenue Regular 15c, plain white and colored. Embroidered. 10 for All shades, 3G inches wide. Cotton dimity and Jersey. 2VI*yards / $1.00 $1.00 Linen Handkerchiefs :?2 Inch Ginghams All pure linen, some hand embroid­ ered. Colored linen. Regular 35c. 4 for Fast colors in plaids and checks. Regular 35c. 4 yards for $1.00 $1.00 Saturday— Last Day OE OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE All pure silk, in all shad es. Silk dresses, crepes solid colors nnd prints. Latest designs, originally pric­ ed for this sale at $12.95. For Saturday One special lot of Hats. Values up to $6.00. Straw and silk combination $9.95 $2.69 Tissue Ginghams Regular $1.50 hose. / iv Colored Voiles Beautiful no wpatterns. 40 inches wide. Light grounds. 1'A. yds for $1.00 COTTON DRESSES One special lot of line grade Voiles, Gingham, Spe cia‘. . $1.00 HATS .U j $1.00 Silk Hose Have you profited by this money saving event? If not wc are still offering some very special values for Saturday. Prices are still lower. and Linincs ■ X ■ B _ ■ ■ a Hi B $2.95 MADAME X CORSETS Original values, grey .$7.85; •' IBBBI • . t l S B H H I R H I B I H I I I I B I H H R S H B B R R I I * B B R I B □ R BB I H R l S B B H B B H l B I C R I i l B $5.95 Lingerie Cloth Handkerchiefs gS Watch our window for suggestions of what to servo. aasaaaasi $1.00 I’ink $9.85 and $10.85. $7.95 BaumeFs Specialty Shop : : • : Men’s Union Suits “Ever Fast” Gingham All sizes and best Pajama Check 36 inch, in all new plain colors. Guaranteed fast. 2 yds for $1.00 2 yd. $1.00 The Y owell Company •* :: •> ■ M ■ B a ■ m m <* ■ T ■ B B •* ■ R B <* ■ ONE DAY SALE A ■ The I’ostoffice Is JN exl Door To Us’ BBHRJIIBI i �>AY, JULY 10,1925. ■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a u u » a a » a a a a a a a a a 'a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i TJfB SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 10.1925 Columns A re Yours Heads E?ks Yale Star Turns “Tutor* National I.ontrue Leaders Win First by Score 12 lo 3 Rut Lose Second 7 to 5; Ydc Allows Only 8 Hits in First Highlanders Push cross Two Runs in First Inning To I .Get Edge on Si. Pele; Hit r \WaIk, _n, 2.» ir:u . ,, . Wild IMlches II Break 3-3 Tie and Win 8 to 3; Leonard Pilches Tigers to Win Over Boston; Indians Take Game From Athletics LAKELAND. July 10,—Th Highlanders won the first game of the series here Thursday with the Saints by a score of 3 to 2. Knight gave up a hit and a waik a n d .two wild pitches in the first to allow two Highland* r run. meros*. which was fhe lead gained b f Lakeland until the fifth. Mor­ n s was taken from right field and put on the rr.ourvr, and pitched good kail for tha remainder of th» game. The Hot Score ST. PETE AB R II PO A E .Shannon, I f . __ 41 1 l o q Allen, re. ______ 5 0 2 0 1 n Meaner, 2 b .----- 4 0 0 5 4 o Brown, c f . ------- 3 0 0 3 0 0 Hernandez, 3b_ 1 0 2 1 0 b Morzi*, rf.,p------ 3 0 0 1 5 o Bamei, lb. _ _ 4 0 0 fj 0 n __ eves in teaching the h.own instructing a » youngster is cer- Today’s Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Won U* burgh ............. 45 28 York .. .. .. - .. 4G 3t FLORIDA STATE LEAG Tamna at Hanford. • fit. Petersburg at Uk/rfnnd. Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATh . Petersburg 2; L impa-Sonford, ,poa| rain incinnati C-t itoburgh 12 Phene 218. ames tornorr AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at St. Uui». Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia nt Cleveland. Washington at Chicago. >lf> Students Attend J' lorida State College 1 ’if.^AH F.v» monk ton. July 10.—At , When you first showed me the a mond Heavy Service Cord and DB so enthusiastically about it j l you it would have to be a „0’n(jJ tire to stand up under th» puJ m ent from my trucks, as tHe 71 is unusually severe. However, I m ust now con/ta5 I have never found a tire the epl this Heavy Service Cord. You say that with m y fuljjjermiuio^ J Federal Judge W. H. Atwell of Dallas, Tex., will be named grand exaled ruler of the B. P. O. E. at the national convention in Portland, Ore., the week of July 13. New Port Richey to vote on a 140,000 bond issue for sewerage system. By Williams • u n UC. \ A u k fT T u l l i E ,M Ot_ O /v f BACK O tT T l B N T ill D& T O P H ' L L ’ O l’S rt'y E R E H A H M E S S VMOAm m LBB o H In caas of A iS n s r .its i» •- ihor./JW llh rult-s. rules "vV-'JIK will «lve you Ani1 |r JSSB neslxl you .. want ml. lo ■ geitlvr K ' > oTirts SIHKhmil't Rive their ^ ^ ■ g o m c o n ililrrs s «« p h o n e nu mb e r It ^ T M s u lts . A b o u t one tT b f a tb o u e u m l bss a H H i th e o th e rs c u il'l fiUaVwlib you unlate HT TUark address. KJyfef K M t l S U s e s M l* S T hs la H f i — a t T b s » « ■ Irvm M a tftc s o r by l * t T s le p b o a s ( l i e e s t l s a r a a a « v a lla . ms. Prompt, Bervloa efficient. Advertising rYPKWKITERS AND REPAIRS FOR BIO RESUI.TS advertU# in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY Broward County All makea of typew riter for NEWS—it covers which is ono of the ■ale on eaay terms, for rent, also thoroughly rapidly growing sections on repairs. Offlco (applies. Room 9 most the Florida East Coast. Sample BallBldg._____________ —. copy ami rate card upon request. PRINTING LEARN ABOUT font County and Lakeland, tbr>ogh tha Star-Tela* WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us gram. Best advertising medium in first. We do It. Phone 417-W. South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. FU. R. R. Avc.-Commcrclal St: OHIO—Xenia. Make your mlos thtough the Xenia Gazette, REAL ESTATE Tenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural E. SPUR1.ING, sUb-divlsior district. Want ad - and display specialist. Subdivision to Or ■ates on request. lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ CCII.ITMUnh irts.) T.KDOKR—ClassInr«1 mis have tha lar*«at circu­ way. lation In ftnuthweaterq 0*ur*la M-ite le /(-word) lin*. TIN AND METAL WORK TO PEACH the prosperous farmera and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in the Deland Daily News, rata 1c per word, caab with order. TELL ENOUGH_ SELL MORE1 —in other words, no m atter what sort of Want Ad you may be writing, tell your prospects what you would want to know if you were the buyer in­ stead of the seller. Give them a mental picture of the article or ser­ vice that you ore offering, or the thing that you want to buy. You know your offer, anil your prospects know their needs. They are sold if you convince them through your Want Ad that your offer most near­ ly meets their requirements. The additional facts that you give distinguishes your Want Ad from its competitors—and will very probably put you in touch with the right prospect quickly. Just hear in mind, when you write a Want Ad for these columns, lo TELL A COMPLETE STORY THE FIRST TIME. The results will take care of themselves! MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Saotlncl. Thousands of Maine peoFormerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phono -180-W. Sanford Ave. At ole are Inteleated in Florida prop <rty. Reach them through th*. First Street. Sentinel. Kata card on applleaJAMES If. COWAN—All kinds .itm. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work * At Oak A LITTLE WANT Ai» In Ihe Water and Boat Tanks. Herald will bring yon big reAvenue and Third Street. Tele phone 111. ____________ snlla. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have MIRRORS RESILVRRBD no use for. A litle thlrty-cent ad Furniture bought nnd sold. Cal may bring you several d.dlnrs. FOR SAI.E—3 east front San­ Jackson Furniture Co., Phone (Ml Phone 118 and n representative will ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy terms. Box 4.31, care Herald. •:all to see yot* Wight Bros. Co, ICTORT lac*rp»rt(tJ Sanford, Florida Urallr tor FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orando FOR SAI.E—Corner lut and ml morning Sentinnt; largest classi­ joining lot on Palmetto Ave. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. MIRACI.B ConereU Co., feneral cement work, sidewalk*, build­ imum 24c cash with order. ing blocks, irrigation box**. J. R- THE MORNING JOURNAL is the FOR SAI.E: Seventy acres of tin improved land suitable for celery Terwilleger. Prop.______________ accept*»d wnnt ad medium In Two flowing welln. For quick salt Day tor. a (Fa.) One e*>nt a word $125 an acre. Box "X” care Her HILL LUMBER CO. Housa a an inportbn. Minimum 25c. aid. Service. Quality and Price. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally FOR SAI.E: Corner lot on Oak Lumber and Building Material Times the great home dally Avenue in rapidly growing sec­ Carter Lumber Company rate I par word, mininrun. tion $1,800 on terms of $ii()0 cn*h West Third Street Phone 565 charge 2f»e c.-sh with order. Write nnd balance pnyuhlc yearly. A for complete rate card. rare buy. Dean-Ber- Corporation. Phone 71.3. I DAVID B. IIYEB ARCHITECT ircctory PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentHead shout it in (he Palm Bi irh Post. Snmpis copy sent on r*|Ue*t. ftlultigraphing, ailing—as you you want it . Porch, First H I L T O N ’S 3TKIC SERVICE lectricnl repairs. J Ave. Orlando. ■» Cur. Drive It Oak and Rpcond HU AUTOS POR 1IIRK S AUTO SERVICE Ight. I Meets nil train1 Ice and Quality leigns [A C A F K [fie House [er. 105 W. 1st St iiAitnr.it siioi * 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To luidics and Children ADVERTISE 'n rue Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest uewiipaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Clsstdlied rate* C h in a w are in KtiRlish I'urce- lUc per line. Wayeross Journal lain s. B av arian and Japanese1 Herald, Waycriv»« Georg's. C h in a m ake lovely R ifts The Rail Hardware E lto n J. M o u g h to n AUGH1TKCT F irst N ational Hank Bldg. S an fo rd . — - 0 — Florida Chiropodist FCH)T SPECIALIST 1 rrvoir ia th. •towed upon’the ■d-e just complcthe London waterilm reservoir is t artificial bodies world. It took "ild and cod $10,- \DVKKTISINH geta results if It reaches potential buyers. I’alatka Daily New.i is circulated In an indunl ini and agricultural »ectian. 'orn*. Diinlun*. Ingrow­ ing Null*. Ilonyy C:»llou*«a or t'r«d acblnc TAMPA MORNIT I TRIBUNE— Send in your s>di«cripUon tc the Tribune or hand t to your )v al dealer so you can road Florida’s greatest new arver. One year $8.00, « months $t(«.‘, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insuri nee policy add 75 cents to your • rder. *1)0 YOll WANT to buy or sell anything?" If so advertise to tho "Gainesville Sun." DKVRMtPHH.** a ; riCT'TIuN—Pap J'OR SALK: Two m o dry goous counters and display tables, cheap. The Outlet. For Rent FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elk» Bid*.. 20.1 Oak Ava. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At tractive and convenient. Call nt Herald office for further in­ formation. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new npartments. phones includ­ ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phono R. I.. Solden, Seiden Bldg, Daytona Beach, Fla. FOR RENT—Kitchen, hod room anti garage, 1101 Elm Ave. FOR RENT—Apartment. Two rooms and hath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will he vacant Aug. 1. Prncticnlly new. Address 305 enre Herald. FOR RENT: 3 rooms down stairs, furnished, lights, wntcr, all con­ veniences in eluded, corner Kth and Hint. FOR RENT: Attractively furnish­ ed apartment. 1st floor, 202 Park Ave. On Orlando Road four miles from Wanted heart of Sanford. $.300 on acre on easy terms. Tins winter will find WANTED I will buy anything in acreage in Ibis section grently in Sanford Real Estate that is good demand and $500 an acre will lie and priced right direct from own­ a bargain. ers. Box 1,000 Herald office. DF.AN-BF.RG CORPORA!TON 202 First Street. iSALES LADIES WANTED: perienerd with tadien read wear preferred. Address Box FOR SAI.E : 7 room house, corner lot 60x11 7. Facing cast with large sliail>• trees. Price $4,500. LOST: Package containing over­ CORNER LOT on Palmetto Aven­ $700 casli. Italnnce $-35 monthly. alls end other articles. Put in ue, ? 1,500, $50 cash and $50 Denn-Berg Corporation, 202 1st l somebody's car through mistake. monthly. This lot will sell for street. Finder please return to Herald $2,1)00 this coming winter. Deanoffice. Berg Corporation, Phone 713. Special sal Collie (nippies, three M is c e lla n e o u s _ami nothing finer. Fill new five room ' teed $15.00 each. Gr YOUNG SPANISH gentleman lass leddentinl' Farms, Liiuont, Fla. would like to learn English. Call i MUST SELL.- Seed bed coven, telephone 712 or I*. O. Box 681. wires, frames, stakes, bleaching FOR QUICK SALE: Highland av ­ paper and wires, spray machine. Rooms For Rent enue corner lot, facing mnth Also a good milk cow. M. Hanson and cant. Price $17.*>0, terms $275 211 East First street. FOR RENT—Houma with or with cash. $275 in 3 months, balance out meals. Keasonublo rates yearly, phono 715. Lincoln Home. FOR SALE: Three well located in Oak'Hill. Buy'direct from own­ er and save commission. Easy terms. Address "Owner” care nnd .1 years, Corporutiuii. Herald. 0. TAYLOR DYER IV in lin g — D ecorating I’lioN 'K ao:i s s e o U la heKlneintf U.« i > , a t , « i u«. v e l o p m e n l In «ll.oiiln,a h i a l o r y ; i h a l f mi ni.Ill ili.ll.K l.lKtiWuy | o tho e i ’tr i>*-«i-,i juai Cniaiiea; * t wo ml l l l . m d o l l a r hrl uyn a c ro s s •U» Hay s t a r i s d ; u u n r t c r mi ll ion d o l l a r o p e r a liouso u ml c r c o n s t ruoHi. i; t w o mi ll ion* l o i n s apnnt on hlKliwity; i c m i t c n t r l i a n c a f o r llvo •Invi lopi -r* lo a ^ l In o n groui ul rioor. W r l l o I vnl..|iin*.|ii l>..i,„rt o m u l Tho I'nniiitcuU N « * i TIioriiiiKtily Hcrrrnnl 410 Sanford Ave. Hanford, Flu nls G an d 11 Hlock (i IT S-T hrca stations. Maga and Second. First and Elm, ford Averttie and 10lh Street. iert *«rvlco. f l o r is t RT THE FLORIST” Distribute for all occaiiona. H O W AR D BOTtt *Mrs Myrtle. Phona 2G0.W Sanjont Contractor and Builder *09-M — Phone — 4'J'J-M 2108 PALMETTO AVR. Bcnutirul Vpartment Site $125 Phonographs ................ $75 5 90 Electric fans S22 $ IS Electric fans . SI I $ 10 Electric fans .............. $ 8 I New Player Piano. I Second Hand Piuon. Tires and Tubes. At Low Prices In Order To Make Room. ATTOttNBYH-AT-LAW 13 O’BRYAN, tnlnole Bank Build! Phono 417 I. .3 1113 Hanford Ave. Hanford, Fla H R T N G lN f i I!|> F A T H F R 5 M O K , u-4' 1*3 a C. H A Ib lT AJS’ A l_^ (,O O D 1M G O H H A C U T *T O U T MR .OlCUC.'b - MANE A C t C ^ R ' rs , THANKS Th e breavom ci P o im i You nro wasting ney if this page ha; aified advertisement today. No. M8, read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. Warehouse site 100x117 at $1,750 only one block from First street. A good investment. Terms. Apartment house Hollow Tile Sturm construction. 1'a.va rent ten per rent on 515,000.1)0. Located close to the business section. Priced nt $30,000.00. It will pay you to invcstiga.'e. Terms. Apartment House Site nt 513,000.00. exclusive residence section. 01923 av Int i. F tA tu m S xnvicc. In c ^ Great BntaJn right* lucrvid In Sanford’s most Hesidi-nre lot on Magnolia Ave., near South Side school, 'cry reasonably priced for a quick sale. Terms. A new five room dwelling in Ihe Sanford Heights section at a price and on terms that should appeal to rent payers. Acreage at $8.50 Per Acre. A. I\ CONNELLY & SONS Dogs in Great Ilritain have no ri'.'ht on the road. Horses, pigs LICARHO DUSTING POWDER ami fowls have road rights on soothes and heals chafing. Just the public highway. sprinkle this powder freely on the lake Wales—More than $500,000 parts and tho soreness and irrita­ being s|>*>nt to prepure new Ridge tion is gone. Every mother should keep IJ- Manor subdivision for the market. CARBO DUSTING POWDER in the home. It stops prickly heat it­ m U T I I I . A M I P A IN T ching lit once and causes the r h a p a i n t T h a i H av»a Yo u rash to disappear. It protects the dollar. children against chafing, rashes M.tnufurloml bf ■ b r r a o u M n ila lry 1‘ u l u l t * . ami skin irirtations. it keeps ba­ .Sol.I by bies happy and contented. USE l.O H S IM ) P A I N T I i m r A i ¥ LICARHO DUSTING POWDER l i a Vlaguu liu A t * . I * k * « . Z7M freely. Always keep it in the nursery. It is sold by all drug­ gists. Free sample sent on request by A False Economy S. B. Uuinardi & Co., Inc., New Rochelle, N. Y. Any physicinn will tell you that “Perfect Purification of tho Sys­ tem is Nature's foundation of Perfect Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak­ ing a thorough course of Gnlotuba, —once or twice a week for several weeks—and see how Nuture re­ wards you with health. Calotnhs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a family package, containing full directions, price 35 cts,; trial puckuge, 10 cts. At uny drug store. Adv.) By CAWllGK McMANUS HO H U f'l Meet tho new intercollegiate golf-' ing champion, Mr. Fred Laimprccht of Tulane University. He won the honors by defeating A. J. Westland of tho University of Washington in the finals over the Montclair N. .1.) Golf Cluh rou’rie thc oThcay. laimprccht won ea.-ily, 9 to . He now looms as a licly eonender in the national aiiiateur vent. His home is in Cleveland, Pick Up Today's Herald Renew Your Health hy Purification Tho prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion of Forrest Lake Hotel. Davey and Nesmith LAWYER A fi.R Q W Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable Automobiles till. C. I.. CIMI.KH Yowi.ll Draw lllilg. Orlumlo. I’lioti i. Ia:i*vutnr LUNG STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES Classified ndvertisrmenrs have com e to be an American instiruHon— they vitally concern every member o f the family. FOR RENT: Modern two room furnished apartment with gar­ age space. 8011 Union Ave. Building Material 100 200 01 I— ] 500 400 02x—I Brady, Biemil Pource, Knigh in i •ice oi all these reverse* 'key plod along, going Into each gam" with a determination to shal.* off the jinx that ho follow­ 'd them since tho cl*. . 0f the 11irt WK'k of the* «oii5on. Thi ii «er t*» Sanford' determiriatmn i.. Nick Carter, the form••r major leagu • pilcher mil one w 1a oball's finest h .meters, j Nick i- grit |>ei sooifieii aiul he i« [the la*t to give up hope, of vir'•'ry. In'tend of wearing a ilisiraged look, ho light from the |fir t pitch to the last .u.,| la- de­ i mauds u> much of In* *'harges. A n w comer in the league, Nick iniled to reckon v.-ith the drength ue wa* to encounter umhl he found i him.,elf equipped with plnyr-rs who Were not up to the -tundnrd •»» no, t ipxtunces. Bm |,e 1,U.H tuck to hi. guru nn.l has tried to mould a good bail ■lut, ,)Ut *,f •vlmt n»at<*rinl hi* cmiM ^i»t with the len.st expense to the e|,il> own|cr.i. lie lui* made a few changes, i 'ewer than any other manager in the league with the exception of M. Petersburg, and the result will J1* before the curtain is rung down on the 192G pennant fight. ( .irter is a go,si manager. He know s bu-el.all from A to Z and In- is imparting Ids knowledge to bn charges. They seem to he im­ proved each time they appear at I hull field. \\ hy thc> don’t win oftener. i* one of the mysteries of in Advance |n a J K | y Salt placed on snow forms a BROOKLYN, July 10.—Dazzy INDIANS WIN Vance helped Brooklyn end its los­ salt solution with lower freezing CLEVELAND, July 10.—Cleve­ ing streak yesterday by holding point than snow causing the snow land defeated Philadelphia Thur<^ th-_ Cubs hits and driving in to melt. day, 1.3 to 11. Rain ended the three runstoinsix a four to two victory. game in the last half of the sev­ In the second inr.:ng, Vance hit a enth inning with two Indians on home run off Alexander, scoring '■ and two out. At first it was DeBerry and In the eighth announced that the score reverted behind to the sixth inning, which would he -inglecL Ford counting at the Vance also fanned (even have made a result of 13 to 5, hut Plate. batter*. a later decision by the official .Score by innings: scorer in coinplance with Ameri­ Chicago „ _ 000 000 200—2- 0-3 can Ix-agues rules, made all that Brooklyn .. .. 120 000 OIx—J-ll-q took place in the revelfth legal. Batteries: Alexander, Keen ami The Murkmen scored six runs in their half of the seventh, driv­ Hartnett; Vance and DeBerry. ing L'hle from the mound. REDS BREAK EVEN Score by inings: PHILADELPHIA, July lu ._ Philadelphia .. 100 130 G—11-17-4 Cleveland____ 230 2G0 0—1 .3-1 7 .3 ' ’incinnati split even in u double Batteries: Harrizs, Baurngart-1header here Thur day winning tt, r.er. Walberg, Stokes, Rommel!, first game, G to 3, and losing th II to 8. B< nton and CarlPerkins nnd Cochrane; W. Mdier, second, ■ ujft both pitched air tight hall over Chic, Shaute and Myntt. t tho major portion of the oponin:: but • wyakviKui towpql tlu« ’P»D»I # clo*e, A five-run start in the first inning of the ,-ccond game gave tlic Phillies a lead that was never headed although the Reds staged a four run rally in the ninth. First Game Score by innings: Cincinnati 010 000 122—0-12-0 Philadelphia 1)00 010 020—3-11-1 Batteries; B<>nton, May and Mingo; Carl-on nnd Wilson. tor. ie Florida race has hard luck )»iay goo*1 idle, they ng to win • .i-y In • ne run to . rageous D. RATES classification. t . _ irror la mad* Tha Wanaid will be responsible on# taaiCireci Insertion, ir t la a r . 'd i r *u l> *« o u « r,i a. "Thwaigli'D should b« ttanooga G. . SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at New Orleans. Birmingham at Mobile. Chattanooga a t Memphis. Nashville at Little Rock games. Classified Directory illy Herald KILGQRE SEED CO TIM E S SPORTS WRITER LAUDS SANFORD TEAM league iK called NATIONAL LEAGUE LovIm at l*hilaf|<»lphiA. Chicago at Bn^iklyn. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at New York. l.lo fw l > werci arisic tion ) NEW YORK, July 10^-Tk? , Giants drew an even break with the Pirates in a double header • yesterday, dropping the oper.sr. 12 to 3, and winning the second ( came, 7 to 5. One game contin­ ues to separate the New York j club from the leaders. Emile Ydc allowed the Giants ' cnly eight scattered hits in tha , firrt tilt, while his team mute* whacked out 10 blngles. McGraw I CHICAGO, July 10.—Chicago's defense went to pieces in the eleventh inning Thursday after George Connady, White Sox p.trher. had beer hit in the neck by a line drive off Ruel’s hat and forced Hs retirement from the game. Kamm fumbled McNeeiy's gr*.und­ er and Hooper let a hit go through him for another error, and Lyons uncocked a wild pitch, which gave the Washington World Champions three runs and the game by a Second Game score of 8 to 5. Score by innings: Score by innings: Warh'ton 002 000 003 03-8-17-2 f ittiburgh . .. I l l niO 001-5-10-3 Chicago .. 000 021 O20 00-5-10-3 New York _ „ 021 000 40x—7-1G-0 Batteries: Adams, Morrison ami Batteries: Zacchary, Marberry, Russ:II and Ru-I; Thurston, Con- Smith; Dean and Gowdy, Snyder. naily, Lyons and Schalk. BRAVES WIN* BOSTON. July 10,-Jessc HayTIGERS WIN p b Imd effectively for DETROIT, July 10^-Detroit de­ feated Boston Thursday, 5 to 2, f.ot.i Thursday against the Bos­ the victory being the third straight ton Braves, and the former won in the present series for the Ti­ 5 to 1. O’FarreiPs hitting and gers. Leonard pitched great ball Bell’s fielding were the features. for the Tigers, allowing fivo hits. Today’s victory gave the Cardinals The game was his fifth cor.’ecu- an even break iri the four game t.vc victory and the tenth of the series. Sec re by innings: reason. St. L.uis .. .. 000 022 100-5-7-1 Score by innings: „ .. 000 001 ooo—1-8-2 Boiton _ .... 010 000 010—2-5-1 Boston Batteries: Haynes and O'FarrD e tro it......... 000 .300 20x—5-H-l Batteries: Zahnizer and Picin- cll; J. Cooney and Gibson. ich; Leonard and Ba.isler. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second HalI) Won Lost P Tamjva------ . . . . . . 15 5 .1 Lakeland „ . _ „ __ j ;j >j ■ St. Petersburg „ .. „ | q |2 . j Sanford i til New is the time to* plant cow peas in v , truckiands, or new lamb just taken in the cheapest fertilizer that can be hacL the best mvpr crops to build up i„, celery land. 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Y itfS mu � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 10, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 10, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5bf7cc58b037f7c9315e3b0f9fc84746.pdf 54f8c0f77889f6692fbfbe1138f73da5 PDF Text Text YOUR N EW SPAPER ibliahed in Florida's Heart, le World’s Greatest Vegetable ction, Its R ichest Garden Land TUB WEATHER Local thundershowers Sal and probably Sunday moderate east to winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 l a t e A n d D e fe n s e YOUTHSEEKING ■ E v o l u t io n T r i a 1THRILLSOUGHT to ld C o n f e r e n c e s AS MURDERER ith AH"pTeliminary]|gVOLUTION TRIAL Sijles Making Plans |IS OVERFLOWING m th— ext Move iIN HUMOR,PATHOS Elected aiepa'' cleared away, counsel for both the defense and pros­ ecution in the Scoupes evolu­ tion case today went into con­ ference to consider the next move in the game of legal ches adjourned yesterday ay morning upon an by the prosecution and 'cxiuy conference wus the ;tomorrow many of thu :a and spectators will at* rnriuus churches. Wili­ ng* Hryun will touch a ■ t day of the trial moved C its way, bringing into B in the court room the ■I battle to be fought Kho question of admission Bfie testimony in regard Eon. The discussion wuu h a smuil way a t tho first b u t guild d enough mo­ tto snow that it will ho Contested before it is sidetor tho moment to permit [turn $>i a jury to proceed. Httle i effort the 12 seats |ry box were filled a t tnc session, Twelve of the tivc jurors examined he canoe Jurors in fact alter being pawMid in the niuin without queslions from tho state. Defence Uses Three Challenges /THzi defense propounded a num­ ber v / questions to each man hut HMWWaiiiy LWu of its three peremp­ tory n h u lle n g ts.' One oojeclion was mad'- by thu state, the court ruled four possible Jurors incompe­ tent and one wus excused on ac­ count of his age. , No session of the court will ho held Koday. The defense asked |p r a 'day m which to center ovei the points the attorneys desire to u S s s in their ontcntiuii thut ncieii^ H rU c stimony to snow tlm the Utjbry of evolution ami llito story creation was told in llio ttUMbiiro not in conflict. Tb»,qui-.-iUun will lie argued l>e-f^ ^ n iilg c John T. Ruulsion, pre■fl^Hhioiiduy. NUMBER 284 StateLeagueFranchise Is Retained By Sanford: Ex-College Beall Brum mel, Deserter A/my Aviation Corps Being Hunted For Slaying of Taxi Driver Pair Glasses Leads Suspicion of Knapp Fort Myers Offer Is Formally Rejected; Newman New Head Re-organ iz ad Club,; Picturesque Scene Depicted Is Son of Manufacturer; Body As Crowds Gather For One Dead Man Found in Ruins • of Most Portcntious Legal Old Army Base Hospital Battles Enacted In History DAYTON. Tenn., July 11. _ Ilumur and pathos overflowed here Friday when counsel gathered from distant stutes Joined with Tennes­ see lawyers to launch n court pro­ ceedings widely heralded as one of the most portentous legal bat­ tles of tho ccntucy. Informality was the rule, grav­ ity the keynote in the Rhea county count house where the testing of tho statu anti-evolution law be­ gan in nn auditorium pucked with eager spectators. Flashes of wit and recurrent displays of human feelings made the trial a p a g e a n t of contrasting color. To view tire spectacle, mountain­ eers and townsmen of eastern Tennessee came in hundreds to pack the nuditorium. Like a guard between them und the court rang­ ed the representatives of the na­ tion’s press—one hundred and fif­ ty men and women who strained to mark each (ignificent word. Within the trial arena sat the principals in the drunm. Here wns Harrow, defender of Ismpold and I.ocb, there Bryan, thrice no­ tional leader of his party, and once holder of the highest cabin­ et position, and there was Houston on the judicial pedestal. Othci surrounded them — and the quid Scopes himself—hut these throe were the targets fur the crowd's uttention today. Break Into Applause Twice the swenting, fanning throng hurst into upplause. When Bryan entered the room they cheered. They shouted even more wildly when u candidate for the jury testified that “of course” he believed the Bible. Harrow did the most talking. In the egjirt und to the jurymen ho talked quietly und unemotion­ ally uJhI nil tlie while exchanged affable repartee with the state's attorneys. Spectators whispered one to unothcr the stories they had heard of his legal exploits. From Ilryan nnu trom his son who sat near him, no single word PRICE FIVE CENTS MINEOLA, N. Y., July 11.— Having committed murder to gut the super thrill of his hectic ca­ ller, in opinion of the authorities, Phillip K. Knapp, 27 year old ex­ college beau brummel, deserter from tho army aviation corps and n wrecker of women’s heurts is being sought by police, like the murder of Hobby Franks in Chi­ cago, in which the finding of a pair of glusse* in n swamp led to tho intellectual slayer’s capture. Knaup’s carelessm *s started the hunt for him. He is accused of l icking for ids victim a modest, trusting mnn, Louis Panella, a taxi cab driver and the father of two children. Tlis body was dis­ covered when searchers stumbled over a foot protruding from the mins of the old Camp Mills base hospital near here on July 4. Knapp disappeared the day before the desire for a super thrill was i oven led in a letter which Knapp left in his Mitchell Field locker. In n letter to an officer-friend, Knapp said he had been tumble to find anything to satisfy Ids "crav­ ing to r danger” ami suggested he might try Btlidde "to lie face to face with death." Army Mullet The bullet which killed Penclln was similar to that used in army revolvers and n weapon of that type was missing from the rank to which Knapp had uccess. Detectives working on the case reported yesterday the evidence they had gathered indicated the soldier employed I’enelln to drive him to n lonely spot near Hemp­ stead, where the taximun was kill­ ed and his body hidden. After using the cur July 5 and 0 in driv­ ing about Kong Island, Knapp is supposed to hnvo taken it to n used car agency in New York where it was sold July 7 foC >1,000 by n .J S ^B f Rauiston ended a discuss ! o « days us tu how long tlie c o H t y would he, when ho atinouMW Hum tho bench that court 11at 0 o'clock, tolltlliu i t » b recesam U ;: j0 o’clock and reconve“ f 3 ® > ii at 1:30, close for tho nay at BfiO u'clock. , JjwSkoi'CH Is Reindicted led the court room and above this sounded the clatter of reporter's typewriters and the muffled click of telegraph instruments. Judge Rpulston entered nt 8:30 move of tho nay was jury und present followed by his wife nml two n new lull against tho 24-year-olU young daughters and mother-in­ school toucher. The Indictment re­ law. Tho judge’s family took turned May 25 wus considered of scuts within tlie railing. Rauiston doubtful !• ality on account of an was busy shaking hands with oversight in elupsed time before friends. At 8:45 few seats remained unthe summons to tno grand jury nml tho actual meeting of that body. takeu und the entrance nml stair­ 1lie people of Sanford will have Attorney General A. T. Rtcwurt, ways were crowded. The attorneys [he privilege of hearing n concert saying thut it was the desire of all end the defendant were slow in ar­ by the local Municipal Band dur­ concerned to have a record tlmt riving ami the spectators began to ing the Booster Day .Celebration WOOldKur thorough inspection it crane their necks towurd the door to he held at the city hall pari: the case reaches a higher court, anxiously. next Thursday afternoon, July Id, Defenso Attorneys Knter tfrw tpt.il a new lull and the de­ according to a definite atmmiiiceDudley Field Malone of defense fendant was ro-indlcted in utmost nicnt this morning by officials of the identical language used in the counsel, followed by Scopes, Har­ the Sanford Baseball club who af­ row, Hays, Neal and the defendant* ter having received additional fi­ fii'stidocumcnt. A statement J,y Claranco Dar- futher, entered ut 8:50 and took nancial support for the team, con­ rp>v of counsel for the defense, I teats at the counsel table to thu I firmed this morning a report made ahowed tho first issue at hand. left of tho judge's scat. late Friday afternoon to the ef­ All principals in the east* passed fect that this city will retain its Jneaking of the expectation of the tkfense to bring witnesses from a through a group of photograph­ franchise in tho Florida State Bstance, ho suid thut the defense ers ut the entrance to tho court League. considered scientists competent houso "rounds. Judge Rnulstou Friday when negotiations fur in the case to explain with u Bible and a dictionary under the sale of the club to Fort Myers his urm, posed for them for sev­ hud been virtually completed by Sunset V f l UU|T lS’ ‘WWM eral minutes. local officials, it was said tlmt the ., , 1 ° ‘ r°‘1 ",loh witnesses Scopes, entered tho ground with occrysion would not be held ns compctcjat on both sides. Attorney n !e !X Stewart’ r°P,yinK to Mr. Durrow, Malone, Hays, Neal and planned. Now, however, since the D arro io announcement that the Rupplcyes. When they pushed baseball club will remain at Son­ defims.>°uJd in.isL on introducing their way through the crowd, cam- fold, it is announced that a larger scientists and Bible students to ora men scampered ahead und pos­ celebration than ever will be stag­ ted themselves upon tho court ed. faw E °state f lhc would Tennessee law, ■■®P said »hllT that the take houso steps. During the past several weeks Aim position thut it Was not compeA p p l a u s e burst forth as tho Sanford band has been compli­ |e n t to bring scientists into the Bryan entered, pushing Ids way mented by many of the local peo­ Facie to testify as to what the through tho tnrong. He shook ple and out of town residents who of evolution is, or interhave heard the members of the Ji ! ^ of “anything of that musical organization perform with Soil. the brief preliminary their instruments. It is under­ skirmish ended the incident for thtstood that a regular concert will ■ t r the afternoon session heinu he given next Thursday at tho ball ll t w ' l l l . l l l He i __ m • . ” park ami in addition selection* will be played at intervnls throughout tho two games which will bt\ stag­ ed. At 2 o’clock sharp the "noto­ rious" game between tho “fats” and "leans” of this city will begin and at 4 o’clock the Sanford mid til LAUREL, M<l., July 11,—Six­ Lakelund clubs of the Florida teen of tho world’s most daring State League will play their regu­ automobile racers this afternoon lar scheduled gumc here. Tho celebration will begin with are to roar 250 mile* around the Markets steepest banked speedway in the a parade which will form in tho 1:30 world nt tho now Bnltimore-Wash- downtown section about it, ington board track just outside of o’clock in the afternoon and will e- Laurel. Among those scheduled to end that night with a mammoth n, start arc Pot.* Depuote, Earle fireworks display at the municipal a, Cooper, Hurry Hartz, Tommy Mil­ hall park beginning promptly at ton, Benny Hill. 9 o’clock. Band Concert Will Be One Feature Of Booster P ro ir r a in Fans Raise Nearly $3,000 For Support Small Boy Mirnculously Es­ capes Injury Also When Iairge Bus Smashes Ford Sedan Near Plant City Mrs. Mary McSkimmcn of Brook­ line, Muss., is the new president of the National Education Associa­ tion. She was elected ut the an­ nual convention in Indianapolis, winning out over Miss Cordelia S. Adair of Richmond, Iml. tin the other hand, it was stat­ Mrs. Canady Spirits Roscoe ed before Mr. Coolidge left the that he arranged with Canady From New York Capitol, Mr. Kellogg ns he did with other Home to Texas After 5 Un­ Cabinet officials to come here successful Altempts at Job whenever he had information of importance with regard to depart­ RAN ANTONIO, Tex.. July 11.— mental matters. For more than two weeks the Roseoc Canady, Jr., five, son of Reside A. Canady, millionaire reports for information us to the resident of Forest Hills, N. Y., who President had depended upon press disappeared from his home there trend of foreign affairs in which last Tuesday arrived here at I (he United Stales has u vital in­ a.m. Friday. Ho wiu accompanied terest. Since he became a viieutby his mother, Mrs. Virginia Can­ ' ionist, however, there have been jyKtimlnary negotiations on debts ady nnu h>*r attorney. Mrs. Canady through her a t­ with Daly, France, Belgium and torney. admitted having spirited other Kuropcun nations and it is her child from tile Canady home, presumed that tho President de­ after she had Wen defeated in sires to ascertain from Mr. Kel­ five previous uttempts to gain logg. who had only been a member of tho American debt funding possession of the youth. Accompanied by her attorney, commission, hut has been ill in­ Mrs. Canady made plans to spirit timate touch with tho prelimin­ ary negotiations, just what the Roscoe hack to Texas. The program called for a relay United State* cun expect from its of five automobiles into which Mrs. debtors. As to tho Chinese situation it C:mndy was to switch nt inter­ vals in order to throw pursuers was made clear that President off her track. Trenton, N. J., was Coolidge believes once the treaties selected ns u rendezvous where affecting China negotiated by the mother was to catch a trans­ Washington conference tiro rniilicil by France und thus become continental train buck to Texas. effective the way will be clear Five Attempts Fail Five atteniids to seize the child for conferences that should do were defeated at the lust moment. much toward untangling the vex­ About noon Tuesday. Mrs. Can- ing Chinese problem. Although he has not been inclose oily arrived at the home, saw her sou leaning from a second : tory touch with the tato developments balcony. Only the child’s paren-1 Mr. Coolidge does not took witli tal grandmother was nt home with favor on tlie suggestion that there should ho a confereticu separate tlie servants. Tho mother grasped the child and distinct from those authoriz­ ami fled. Private detectives in the ed under the Washington treaty employ of Canady were given tho deuliiig with Chinese customs uud ulnrm and the chase to Jersey be­ extra-territorial rights, for the pur­ pose of restoring some semblance gun. At one time the mother saw one of order in chaotic China. The President is of thu opinion hf her pursuers pass the car into which she had switched, hut •>he that (lie contereiico authorized by huddled with the hoy In tin- tear tin- Washington treaty should U* seat nml escaped. A joyous re­ adequate to dctyl with the situat­ union took place when Roscoe met ion in China as far us tho Unit­ his sister Josephine, seven, who ed States is concerned, hut is con­ has not seen him since Canady ab­ vinced that as soon us France com­ pletes ratification it will be ne­ ducted the hoy April id. Atorneys for Mrs. Canudy de­ cessary for the American govern­ clared today that should Canady ment to act without undue dore-enter the state ho will lie arres­ lay in concert with other powers ted on un indictment charge con­ liignnlory to thu treaty. Olio of tho purposes of this taining ihico counts. conference with tho Secretary of State wll ho to map out this end. A British amateur radio expert successfully intercepted recently daylight signals transmitted from South Manchester, Conn., on u length of twenty muter*. ch Made For Persons Failing To File Complete Income Tax Returns JACKSONVILLK. July IL -A state-wide campaign in seurcli "f persons failing to make complete income tnx returns is being \vngcd in Floridn hy n corps of revenue officers, according to Internal Revenue Tax Collector Miller with office)! in this city. Most of the violators of the in­ come tax law are real estate dvulers, it was ututed, who fail to make an accurate return of profits made on real estate denis. More than $250,000 has already been obtained from such persons in Miumi, the collector stated anil he expressed the belief thnt the toil of the Stutc would reach $1,000,­ 000 before the campaign is over. There nre twenty-eight additional revenue officers at work in the state, it was explained, most of them being in Tampa now. They will come to Jacksonville follow­ ing the completion of their work in Tampa. Miller explained that many per­ son* failed to report profits on deals because the deal was made on memorandum and they thought thut would ho no record of transac­ tions though the property may change hands several times, "Hut, we do know," said Miller, "and what wo do not know at the time we find out later. Wo have u wuy of finding out the profits on every deni. It it were done orally and ill whispers we would know about it sooner of later. "The dealers nre being shown the folly of their attempts to evade such payments and nre being made to pay what they owe plus penal­ ties. “We‘do not consider time in our reckoning. We have made rome persons pay taxes und penalties on profits made four years ago. They thought they had got hy with­ out paying taxes on the profit but the revenue department is on the clean-up ami is tnuklng the wouldbe tax evaders pay in Florida. PLANT CITY, July II.—Two women and a men were more or less seriously injured and a tenyear-old boy miraculously escaped injury Friduy morning when n Ford sedan in which they were riding east nlong the Lakeland Rond swerved into the ditch nml was crushed to mangled pile of wreckage by n bus of the White Stnge Line. The accident occur­ red about a block this side of the Wilder Road on the Plant Citylaikelnnd Highway. The injured are: R. R. Stich, 30; Miami, hack sprained und bend bruised; injures It was his text hook that started not considered serious. Miss Catherine Raid, 20 Miami, the trouble. This Is Prof. George arm broken, head bruised and oth­ W. Hunter of Knox College, Gales­ er injuries; may he very seriously burg, III., and he wrote the "Civic Biology" which caused John T. injured. Mrs. R. M. Carlos, 25, New York, Scope* to he indicted in Duyton, bruised and cut; injures not be­ Tenn., for teaching evolution, lie lieved serious. won’t attend the triul. A ton-yenr-old hoy, also in the enr, escaped injury and was pick­ ed up by n passerby who took him to Lakelund. Mrs. Curios was taken to Tumpu by a passing car, Stich und Miss Raid were brought to Plant City and treated by l)r. .1. IV. Alsohrook nt his of­ fice here. Bus Passengers Kscnpe None of the fifteen passengers in the bus were seriously injured. Submission o f Automobile • I* Anderson was driving the M anufacturer's Hid Is Ef­ bus. fected at Cupltul Friday; Reports of the accident conflict­ Devision to Conte Soon ed. Stich declared his ear was thrown ngaiust the bus und thence into tho ditch when one of his tires WASHINGTON, July 11.—Act­ blew out. He did not know wheth­ ing with dramatic suddenness, er it was n front or rear tire. Ar­ Henry Ford Friday submitted a rowing t o ^ f l i a n t s of thq juis, ' new )tid for the 200 alj-s^rcl jtt*Stich hud jtiht passed the bus from selg of t nr I Mill'd M.l(. . im­ the rear ami cut in ahead of the ping board, which is it planned to bus too dose so that it was prac­ cell for scrapping purposes. ' tically impossible for the bus driv­ After the hoard Thursday had er to uvoiil hitting the right rear turned down the hid of the Boston wheel of the smaller car. Metal nml Iron Wotks of Balti­ They declared that the front of more for $1,.'100,000, W. U. Mayo, the bus caught the rear wheel ami chief engineer for Henry Ford, (he bus caught the rear wheels and submitted n now hid to Chairman ditch. The Ford sedan was crumit- T. V. O'Connor, leaving the Ford offer the only one now before the hoard. Although Chairman O'Connor said lie knew the amount of tho l ord hid, lie refused to disclose it, adding that it was much better than that of the Boston Metal and Iron Works. “All I am interested In,” the chnitmun said, “Is to gel as much money us possible foi these ships for the government.” The submission of tlie Ford hid, following unofficial negotiations which Cliairmun O'Connor conduct­ ed recently at Detroit, and utter the field had been cleared of other competitors, Ih thu last chapter in a Series of clashes thut have been occurring in tlio board over tho manner of disposing of ships that originally com the government $lUU,000,000. Because of the largo number of The policy tho president hud liquor eases on the docket yet to sought to estalilisli with the hoard he disposed, the tegulur session of tiii that all sales should ho handl­ County Court which ho:, been in W ed by tho president of the Ural session since Inst Tuesday, will corporation. Admiral Leigh U. continue through next week with rainier, president ut the Heel cor­ the prospects of tho entire week poration, uud recommended the ac­ heiiif; consumed, according to pro s­ ceptance of the Boston .hetal and ecuting Attorney K. F. Household­ Iron Works hid, hut wus promptly er. turned down tho hoard uudor Wiih Judge J. G. Sharon on tho tho leadership by of Ciiuirinuii O Con­ bench, court convened for the pre­ nor. sent session facing what is de­ Previously received bids hud clared one of the heaviest dock­ been June 00 and utter ets for sumo time. Many of tho their opened rejection it hud been decided cases, which have resulted in con­ to eloso negotiations July 10. viction during tho present week, It developed Friduy, upon udhave not hml sentence passed op. mission o i. Chuirmuu O'Connor them us yet. During the week four cusps for violation of liquui that Henry horn's agent, W. IJ. Mayo, wus in tno city juno bu laws have been disposed of. A majority uf 35 cases that when bids were opened und thut have been brought up tills week ho had coiilerred with tho board’s have reoulltd in conviction or tin chairman prior to tho rejection of defendants pleuding guilty uud tho bid ol the Boston Alclal und there has been several ucquittul*. Iron Works yesterday. Admiral l'almer refused to dis­ The four liquor rnses this week ended in one conviction, one mis­ cuss the churucter of tho Ford hid. trial, one acquittal and uno dis­ Ho said ho knew the total amount hut had not reud thu cunditions, posed of upon a pica of guilt. Tho prosecuting attorney an­ and alter removing tho certified nounces thnt other liquor cases to check thut uccompunied it, had re­ be heard next week arc to be pros- sented tho bid, leaving it to be opened July 10 when a final de­ cision is to ho mude. Many Liquor Cases Given Attention In County Court Term Nine Indictments Are Girl Killed, Several Made In Boston Case H urt In Auto Smash BOSTON . . II.—A number of secret indictment* have been returned by the county grand jury in connection with the col­ lapse of the Pick Wick Club building on July 4 in which 44 per­ son.! lost their lives. 1here were nine indictments in ull ami it was announced thut uniitcs of the defendants would not bo made public until Monday. COCOA, Flu., JJuly 11.—H. W. Hicks, uf Hollywood, Fla., is in a critical condition today in u lo­ cal hospital us tho result of an au­ tomobile collision Lute yesterday in which Bessie Shepherd, 17, of Columbus, Ga„ was instuntly kill­ ed. Tlie collision occured right miles north of here. Three other occupants of the car in which Miss Shepherd was traveling received more or less serious injuries. Increased Interest In Local Club By Fans Noted by ClubHeads Sanford will retain ita fran­ chise in the Florida State League, according to a decis­ ion readied at a meeting this morning, when the bid of Fort Myers baseball enthusiasts for it was definitely rejected and plans for strengthening the dull were made. Tlie election of new officers and a new board of directors was announced together with the ap­ pointment of n new manager to succeed Nick Carter, who tender­ ed his resignation because of his desire to return to his home at Iaike City, Ga., to look after his business interests. R. A. Newman was elected pres­ ident succeeding C. L. Rritt, who tendered his resignation, stating that the press of business affairs has made it impossible for him to devote the time necessary for run­ ning the affairs of the club. Vance B. Douglass was named vice-lire ddent succeeding Judge E. F. ilousholder. Billy Burdick wus re-elect­ ed secretarytreasurer. On the board of directors the fol­ lowing were named: R. A. New­ man, Vance K. Douglass, Forrest IJike, Fred Homer, Joe Chittenden, C. L. Britt, and W. P. Stone. The new officers are to take office Im­ mediately. Moore Appointed Manager Following the election of offic­ ers and thu ucgi^lanre-'.f Ca*£’ r’' resignation, the selection of Jim Moore as manager was announc­ ed. Tlie new inunagcr will assume his duties beginning this aft­ ernoon. Moore has been playing left field on the local team for the pust several weeks. The now manager played in th» Florida State League In, 1919, be­ ing manager of the Bradenton club during the second half when San­ ford heat out that club by a half a game for the pennant. Moore also played with Orlando that year, where his hitting was a feature. In 1920 Moore was manager of the Danville Club in Piedmont League, where his team finished in second' place. In 1021 he wux manager of the Cairo, HI, team In the Kitty Lcuguo. His club won the pennunt that year. Moore then went to Jacksun, Miss., in the Cot­ ton States league in 1022 where his team finished in second place. Ill 1923 he wus bought by Atlanta hut luter was farmed out to Spart­ anburg in the South Atlantic Lea­ gue. Last year Moore was general utility player und scout for the Atlanta Club. His admirers hero predict that the next manager will in* u valuable asset to the Sanford club and in assuming the role of leader, his work with the team will he watched with unusual in­ terest. Financial Support Is (Mien As u result of u campaign in­ formally started yesterday when news that tho franchise was to bo purchased by Fort sfyerj, neatly $3JHM) had been raid'd this morn­ ing to meet obligations now fac­ ing the club. This amount, ic is understood, will place the club on u sounder financial basis, taking cure of practically every bit of its present indebtedness. With the raising of additional funds, plans were made for u>cur­ ing further financial aid so chat the club will not have to face this problem for the remainder of th i season. Increased support has been shown by muny who liavo not heretofore manifested enthusi­ asm. it was announced. Tho new officials as well as tho outgoing one expressed uppri tion of the unusual intercut has been taken in the club dm the pust 24 hours. Indications they declare, that the teams will ceive much bettor support tlun been accorded It in the past, give Sanford a buseball outtK I wins at least 50 per cent of games, is tho aim now of the n agement, it was announced. With tho advent of Mount manager, it D expected by m close observers thut several cha es in the personnel of the club scheduled. Just who Is schcd; to receive tho pink slips, it ' not indicatde by the new manaj wbo has nothing to say this nu ing except that he la going to his best for the team. �.- f ■ •• - • i> -ft.£*>* T\kT WH.-- • | ID AY. THE SJ ■ w -•, 10,1925. ,V 1 IN cut! i i t MINI , ABM 'N T T JL'DGKi m* < | f n l l » w i IT dcaerllHril ' Oiunty. to-wlt: real eatate. Sit STEWART’S WASHINGTON1LETTER Dayton, Tennesse, Was On ' T< A T l.^ M tK m T O R ^ ^ ft^ T If^ I *1 Xo ic rr,»Uni,or^°or*|lJli«nK 71 baaed 1 m m « r * r . lO I WASHINGTON’, Julv 10—T h ei route, unloaded and that end* GIRL IS FIRST IN Too. and each of yon, »r« htreears Before Scopes m* ssrjra ssssss^rJsU sssffisarr? «ivcn American tourists in Europe'yard in Chicago while a lot oi uxor , | t h-r of you. may h*v* *i »tn*« Came, Citizens There Insist WRITING CONTESTiimany a hearty laugh in ihc L tic shipment* are beinjc accumula- the « ta w of «/»*»£• ft0£ County. " ,U* Is it possible that there laughs ted to fill it. for a dozen po» s | piortala. "to the unduiixned IL * ’B y n i A I l I . K S P .'S T K W x Y R T ' * m **•«»**»*■! Ihands ________ . ____ . _ a g a in s t s a id estate 4 ow o n t a iSr . : fuipl eo n In*hr s a i d Vv.‘i C o u rr tt . to r * * ' " " I hated J u n e IS lh . A. D.. 1*15. M A G G IE U G B I G E I l . G u a r d i a n . P u b lle h J u n e M . J u l y 3. 10. 17. 21. P u r d o n . d« pv Bell, ber F o il* and Janie, DAYTON, Tcnn.t July 0.—While!rent yran , and this reman ap Is Awrrdcd Prize for Rest -vtre nrexature? —that just such nearby in Illinois. e e k . ................ E x e c u t o r . o f— s ari d------­ e state, w ith ­ - P-----* hereth* trial of Jshn T. Scope*. ehiirg. pioximmUtly 9WtOOO tree* will bear can arc what we need on our! Then it's hackd about, hither and • In two year* from the date Story Written By Those ... . , .. . . . . i f n n t for the f in t time, ihort-haul ecyon. from town to town, its con-' j un* m * A > j>.. m s. ed with violating t.te fcnneiica,Mition ^ il3 richts of the w in# n u c n u c u i.iu u o i i w i i r o c ! r o a d s h r c . for short->>< IUI VV I Z W M , ••»»••• ew •» *“ * J J Who Attended Club Short R. 1. PKClt. Eaecueor. C o u r s e a t W r . m a n * » C o l t c s e onomy: . ^ r c t a r y ^ C t a r l c - , W i^ V m ^ law prohibiting the teaching of peach orchards and itrawborry E s t a t e I l o b e n a H. P u r d o n . Holman of the American Institute' lehandled. until at last its em ptyj cYoluti-n in the public rchooN, ha* patches, Ilboa county has considera ' TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. July 10 | .Vt'^-OKraUMn'thinks "mnyi ro. : after endlcsslKioLkepinRand noattractetl attention to this city , r.’oic wealth underground. Only a STI II Si FOR Esther Brant of Elvctra. Marion | ’ * . ^ knov‘" koW rnacb t,lh t r ™ i c r r t o i *73 f r o m a ll p a r t s of the country, its ’ f«:w of the world’s known mineral S T A T I T KS iermnty has been awarded first prize The institute includes .17 organioelaj. . . . ON t u b gknkual ritixens Insist that it was perma- are mUrimi when a census is tak ', . . . . . . . ! .• » 0 __ ___ .l_X________ • f i t ' T i l A* h• T TA I TTiE * fli* O F FLOItlOA. h e ir * , d e v i s e e , e r w la e . a n d to all « • v e r y , c l a i m i n g «nr a n y o f t h e »i,r "r a m * , e a c h and •Vety_ a n d re ald en cei c o m p l a i n a n t * "|B* f t * ' N O T lrB OF a p p l i c a t i o n w o n /•attoa ann.l n d tao. *J T A T N N K O C N D K B ’A K C T IB N t e a ! ^ n m * « . ” «e - l?]|r S'-fl U F T i l K G R N R H A L S T A T U T E S In t h e la n d * lnvg | , 2 O F T H E S T A T E O F t-T.OKIDA. Notice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t W . C. tf r County, C o^n.\b*Jr,C «•" K!orl4a H ill p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t l f l c a l a i t follows, to.wit; N o t o | . d a t e d th * 4 th d a y o f J u n e , 11 nf Block i j A. D.. t*23. h a a fi le d *al(l c e r t i f i c ­ c o l*ot K. a t e In m y o f f ic e , a n d h a s m a d e a y - t h er d iTn og w to n ,°f » ' Kinfo e- -r*t* n ll r . i tl o n f o r l a x d e e d t o I s s u e In d u l y recorded ,J"fS a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Raid c e r t i f i ­ o f t h e Clerk !|„" ‘, hh^ c a te em b races th e fo llo w in g d e ■ crlhed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n ­ f o r S e m in o le ConaiJ \ t j o t 97 o f . o le c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : L o ts 10 n n d II Itlo ck . 3« o f M. V%. H e i g h t * A ddition t,, , l a t t h e r e o f recu rd.j f’l a r k ’s S u b d iv i s i o n o f E I-o f pmil-.. ... d . ."'t S5 |uml All Illocka 3S and 3< . P * ^ " . Cl an tj . i lJlock lo ck M ,r Kohlnson’s Survey a* recorded ■ Uecord* of HemlnoU, of i n Plat Book No. 1. page 107. Semin- j J®*- Beginning j.y, ,|e Counlv R e co n i* . . . . Lh. . * l ^ r ‘ hw, ; « < -.rn., The said land being o**e***<l at Township jo u '•rn,fl Ha=,J 6.1•J* ch,UA t h - d a t e of t h e l a a u a n e e o f ku-M » « * » • & -- *nc« ' c< r t l f l c s t e In t h e n a m e o f Hrw. A. ti.I* chains. *J> K. Hill. L’nless *ald certlflcs'.i shall chains, thence S IT ., .I I ,’- r e d e c r e -d a c c o r d i n g Ira law l a x t h e beginning. c«!ntaid - c d w ill Issue t h - r e o n «>n t h e 14lU m o r e o r !***■ •U» of J u l y . A. D. 19*5. u #.r ?lirrrliv by V. -(r.eaw m v o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e u n it U •r»* world, and they arc optimistic that .ami has under consideration a pin priw t li ii^ | »H' • ' t h e n.im> rrtlllla :* >n th rails, could snake them along r e a l t h i s t h - t i l l d a y o f J u n e . A. u. >'•« and within a few years It will rival which, city officials predict, will “The short course has meant .\lro its aim ia taecut *i >w the i;n n dropping .ir-.„r.in.» thtm f b r m nil i.f f hnert e r e r^ W h„e a t|o>t.n .rwj L'nleo* »ald c e r fto f l c law aie ot y ou . he line, ^ mp<l according Fort Valley, Ga., ay A peach center, j result within IS months in the nuch to me and I want •I « - 1price* which its m e m b e r : have L» ti Hi V E. DOCGLASH. '.’.Ui sah.l Circuit3^ , *>>? t . i r i p r i l * III l*au» t h e r t o n o n t h r.ntl there cml going ou its way C l r r k C ir c u i t <‘« u r t K em ln o le The county seat of Rhea county improvement of every street ami press my appreciation of it," wrote! pay fur what they thorn selves need I th i l Hem lo H o u s e Hanford f i ' t t ' ; h «!uv o f J u l y . A. 1» I9J3. C o u n ty . F l o r i d a J r d d a y „ f Auau.'t . • . I Dayton, la the center of a rich sidewalk within the city. limits, . Miss lim it. *’l have attended! _ a* consumer* for of course, part I . " ' ... Plir W ltti»»* m y o fflrla l * lirn atu rn r A. M. W E E K H . D. C. * ..m - f . - l u r i If evolution theories and arm - classr* and learned something tha* „f th- time, they’re that, tmj. Anothei thing—up-to-uate r.ur- a m i *-.il Ihl* t h - 4 th <lay o f J u n e . IT-raMI: J u n - i. I*. 19. 3«. agricultural country. Its xtrawC o u r t , a n d i*„n in— 19iZ. a n s w e r t ., t h - 1,111 * * * : "l'enn freight cam are built in a . r». i s i a .V. E. DOCGLAHO, berry shipments this season ‘ mrnts pall on the viaitor*, the city J di«l not km.w before but wanted July sections, and there’s a g<axl rea­ -----------------------------------------------h ltilte d a gagainst a i n , , v ..« 111inten yuu Alfl amounted to WX) car.«, which, lo nl officials point out that nature has \n know about clothing in relation Hardly necessary to sny, th? r i o r k f ' l r r u l t C o u r t H -m l n o le tti'd In default th,,.j i n r. m why. C o u n t y . F lo r li la . | > I 11(1 I I T ( III I t r O F T H E S E V ­ co»fea*u n a n say, is far below the ship-! ■ provided on a wide ranze for tlw-ir to health, flowers home improvec0*t of transporl^tion is an im » m bA ' — , . , i . . ------ -- ■ -------- ■—» I a » ■‘ * r •— ♦ ’ •» • fly A. M. tV-«'kn. I». C. E N T H J ■ l i l t 1*1- C l l l C f l T OF 'tasically they’re flute cars. mints of pievioui years. cnU'trninnicnL ^ arwl iijrnt-iecifif.'ment, th#* <*nifentuU of a t-H club pottnnt item In ctcatta^ th#* pro* r a i d —J u n e S-12-19-2C; I ' l . O l t l l l %. HE I II M I L K t O t . N T V . rai'h and every of 1 I I, .. - I* . . IMn . *1 V*AftM In,, IM I1fl I f f . 1. ? 4 I Each, however, ha- n euper-struc- If* 1* Is Further >'4« Jluiy u l y 3-lo—l»: IN ( It A M K i t V Because the .'mounding hit*s the scale running from the m oun-|Ki,jt basketry, poultry, canning,i aucer-consumei price spread, or<ler of Pui.||r»ii f’AKANHRA HCIICI.TZ. amt ileld-* for orchard.* pai" ... -n. u__r. r< . ].'"“* 1 from cjrc.lent shield* orchardsi1tains of Walden’s range nofl the i nutrition dairying, parliamentary ’ whether from farm producer to ur tuie coru>l3ting usually of three IN C O I 'H T O F C< In T h e_ Hanfi |i»‘rJl<] t'V J U D G E . GHKTCHKN R. tU. II.) IIOUHf a r m e r s h a v e bran turning their <Curnfcir*and< to the valleys of th e , r U1 i in club meetings, anil gard- hnn consumer or from industin! :< .-ments, sepcrablc but fi'-ting to- S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . ptjhU.hedln Hanford* HUl.DKiL ^ , , • ty. Florida, one, In r - - " i n i - o f W i l l i a m l l - n r v a t t e n t i o n t o p e a c h producing in re-lTcnntssee and Hlawarse? rivers. .»ningj.” g-the;, ?o a3 to give the effect C o m p lain an ts produce to rural consumer. nsecutlve < i-lK -r. H ull* F lo n - n c n G - l g - r , J*-ff v». of an ordinary box car. Witness my h»^. “In studying clothing in rclnJla v l* G«I k * r. C h a r i - * W o o d r o w llt l- T. J. BOVD. et n» Now the prboiicer complain- that o f t h e C irc u it *}*«!!?.1 r . m in o r* , gc-m lnol- C o u n ty . tion to health,” she continued. “1 , thia cost is so high its to wipe hi ’ Say you’re moving from Knn- g e N HlTIT TO Wl’lET TITLE e n tli J u d i c i a l Ctrrl,/. glvi-u to all Order or H ertlre by F uhlleallnn How Well Hid He Know Scopes? jhavc learned that we should wear profit out. At the same time the i< t ’ity to St. Isniis. You have w h o omt l rIt- mI*u y hereby* S t a l e o f Florida, 7* c o n c e r n , t h a t M.-igulNot ice to kn iwn and Unknown In nle C o u n ty , ran .7 1 , clothes that hand from the shoul­ ronsumor iloclsr ’ it so high at i liout enough househould goods to I*. G e i g e r , a* u u i r i l l a r i o f W i l li a m I >ef, n'lants. of J u n e . A. D. *i*-lg-r, Hliuln Florence Geiger der; and fit loosely around th to make his living expenses ri- fill a third of a car. A motor Henry THE STATE OK FLORIDA: Tra C t m r l c i v- K. IS,'■l-ff D a v is G e i g e r am i *n mm 'body; they should he of uniform diculous. ‘ truck hacks lip alongside one o. Wieiilri/w Gi-lKcr, m l a o m , w ill, on T. J. Iloyd. iinrtha F. Ilell ami C ie r k Of t h e ClrrrT t h e 37th d a y - f J u l y . A. D.. 1935. Enoch Belt, her husband. Dotllo L. S e v e n t h Ju d ic ia l c> thickness and porous. Our clothe ' .Simultrneoii'ly the rail roads ‘iivihible cars. UNION 'TTTMwfceM' n u p l y to th e ll o n o r n l il o J iiiik-m G. i'utts ami J.uaen I'ult*. her hus- hla. In rind f - r : hnuld.be made of material that i* I wai| that it’s » low they're nearly A segment is slid r>f * into the K h n ro n , C o u n t y J u d g e In anil fu r liftiid, I*. K. 11*11. and----— Hull. By A. -VL Wl.KK.l: carilv laundered. Our shoes should ■bankrupt—an-1 one great system, truik ami carried to your house, •i.tlit C o u n t y . »i bl» o ff ic e In H an ­ hi* Wile. O. S. Huuchc-r. a n d A. (S E A !.) f L o % £ f o r d . In i o UI c o u n ty , at lu o’cloei . Ileck'-r*. each ami every of them If W IL SO N A IIOCW10 g p S jl T E L §§kA M w be changed often and kept chan. l|u. , hu nu„. Milwaukee and St. You kail it up, Imck goes the reg­ ,\. H olicllor* for r , M . o r »•* soo n t h e r e a f t e r a* th e living, and If ileud. to all parties ------------------------------------------It is very important to keep «»*” . -:'IIU|. a*-tuallv i . so that tluy make ia .it to the “ flat” and b slid bock u i n t t - r c m lie b - a n l . f o r iiu U m rily claiming Intcr-us under th- said June 5. I J t h . 19tV t o a r i l , a t p u b lic o r p r i v a t e s a l - , th e T. J , Iloyd. M a r t h a F . B e ll uml E n 10th. 17th, 34th avli body clean nnd free from th out a pretty good rase. on board. I waste that comes out with perspirIn St. Lotib it’s slid off once ' ation. Well, p-rhnp* not all but any more, delivered ut your door, un"There- ore different flowers for railroad men agree tha* th" horl ior.Ucd nnd there you arc. Say different purports and we should haul i* their great difficulty. what voti jiIciim* about American ti sS study our surroundin'** and the Ihc law doesn’t pci mi t th-tn to ifli-i ncy, we can’t tie that, not /r » <5^ j effect we want to produce before charge as much for rhnrt a for <vi n with the motor truck. • • • ! planting. lung hauls. Yet it isn’t haul to “Th" home Improvement c!as*c ' prove that a rhort haul may cn t What we need is the openness of • have liecn especially interesting thcm nenr,y „„ much fully as much mind to adopt a few of these mod­ to me. I have I-arned how to 0o.*. ceven v c „ more mori than a long .. one. em i onveniepccs that look so funpaint , vasts, etc.,. chairs; . how *to : A hi - sin-lo cargo in loaded in -, nv to iikc when wo visit "the other nuke an nttrsctive vanity dresser. j (t n car ip Nan Franci:<cu' nidi but might end n lot of our how to make crocheted and plaited York Iji most conv-nient ' tin .hied if wo’d fit them to suit _ urd£& ‘Ct. OA+Aitsfr Tag rug.i, how to parse partout.1 the car’s tlirourh to New our ..wn needs, Holman thinks. uri'J !.r,w to make lamp shades. M K uZ wm "The e- htial if a III club girl rrc that she should first think jnf others than herself, she should f ather of Twenty-One t have good table manners, always 1 • be courteous to other* nnd «•: ihscHears of New Protection Plan iallv to her eiilers. A l-H club girl should k- aide f a , to tep in her mothers shoes and For 60,000 Railroad V/orkers lot her mother rent or take n vu-1 ’ 0 stASISCl. 'i*^L I cation and feel that everything would Iw perfectly all right when 1he came back. “in basketry I made a pine I'crdle basket with pino cones on P , it and sewed with purple raffia. "The poultry classes were very 1helpful to me ns I learned about <n go ,d layer ami what some of ' I ho bad (mints wore. I lenno rl [about feeding young chickens; they should have an easily diges­ Yhis is what started all the evolution trial fuss iri Tennos;.e. It is n ted food to begin with and then facsimile of the telegram sent by George W. Itappleyea. instrumental gradually harder food. in bringing about the indictment a* u test of the anti-evolution law, to "In cunning I -aw horn some of th«i American Civil l.iliertic* Union. Since he gives John T. Scopes’ our citrus fruits could be used to ! nnmo m« “Scops”, perhaps ho didn't know him us well a : he lias since the most advantage. indicated. "In the nutrition class wo eneh made a booklet containing vnr, | ious helps about cooking and uervtruining courses n r o U'cnniing "*• ing. popular again. "The dairyman taught us that Sir Hugh Trenclinrd, thu head was one of the best food*. of the English Air Force, in a re­ milk "’I he gardening elns* was very cent R'.s'ei h ut. ('ambridtp.', in­ interesting each time, as we stud­ formed his hearers that there is no ied llie vegetables fruits that defense against nir warfare, that we liked best, andandsome differ­ it call aim only to destroy the OXFORD, Eng., July y An a t ­ people nnd cities nnd industries of ent kind* of need*. “ Recreation hours have lus'ii es­ tempt is Udiig made to organize the enemy without preventing the nn Air Force Officer’s Truining mcn»y without preventing tin* pecially interesting all the games Corps In Oxford, along thu linos enemy from carrying on a like and stunts were new to me. Du­ Cl ct the nxiuing Uni;entity (). T. • rogruni of destruction. If he had ring this time I huv« met other n girls and had a gu<x| social time, There are several difflculllni his wav. ho said, he would ab- and learned new Ideas. V to be overcome, among them tholiduh air Warfare. This ndniis.iion b "I appreciate my short course university prohibition of flying by! from nn officer so highly placed, . . V and it T Undergraduates. The antl-mliftary him dampene.l the ardor of many .Z ' r7 , much h “'!'i There is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole count ^ spirit which characterized the un-'avlntion enthusinst.i. ' 'Mdeaxuri to me and I have lenin. I dergrnduate* who .had1 been --------------------------" ! h Ull,,> ‘ v'*ry lounlry J a u tJ J J /> R R i U I A * ^ J a m £ s M .D tW iT T . I nn U nvl.l \I ’^ 1 through • I . there are people who need almost any particular artidj calm < 1, . i , r „ r ! f : , ' i , " p: r ! ! 1u w'opportunity ' ""' ,!U“ to t v* generation coup" l«r,u*l as part of $7,000,<HW city iin-’niiike 'thtinsclvc 1 l.utter for thuir into irsldencu nnd tha inili.tary provcm.-nt |,r,..rr„m. J ' life work.” For morn than forty -ix ycarsilln-lr p re l'P m s , w h e n t h e r e ur© a t all times. If an article is not a g-eneral nccef Janus N. DnWIlt has tl« voted Ills any. D.-\Yll( Is a. n lo re Iwlng 1 1 0 IItime to making good at his Job MOM’N POP tlcd by Marrlllla (hat the Louis­ sity, there are few buyers, but a m arket can be fou& - B Y TAYLOR an<l lo h-lng the prow 1 father of ville and Nashville llallronil, and i e&utvg L 'v eu a ao ^ nn<i of Iho larg-at f.itnllles south two oih-r south-rn roads had en­ —NOV) HUSRN DAl' iC MiAV every day for anything if the proper effort is made t| A TeEM ALL * VOUT) of thu Miusnn-Dlxon Hit,-. I WANT To HAME THIS tered into un arrangement with o crre« t There havo Ih-cii iw«nly-one Dm 1'riidcriltnl Insurance <*onipnny CAvIE DONE BY 5 O'CUJCK Ml A MV T O IHC. little DeWllls ami i-lght-i 11of Iti< in of America, whereby all of Us locate th at market. Tec c.CT'TC Cl uru *1111 living, the ulilial a son of more than sixty thousand men und -: w 40 ami thu youngest a toddler of wom-n employ. •« would l"i enr tl Just two. °bled for 1 1 nom II hi i i i i to cun-y rYfc DetVItt Is a curp-nl! r • mptoyed Hf<’ and necld-ni Insurance to mv' » ft In th- Loiilsvllle. K>\, eo.ieh yards umnunt much greater than th-y, <if the Louisville iuoI Noshvllle could have obtaln-d through In­ tl ItallriMul, uml Ids n-ionU fore- dividual negotiation. ft L5J 1K£@J » rw?; 9 i Ht if teH & f J . WANT Children : Locate Buy ers everything Head of British Air Force Wants Aerial Warfare Abolished m S, •: • ' i to ■ - r * rf >’i Is , « __ i _ •«!{! ;(} ... is! I II : -i .' M E 1 vt ) w, ' ar f lic A buyer is needed make a sale possible u m a n . J o h n .Marrlllla, w h o is s h o w n I T h i s g r o u p liiMiiranro p o lic y o n ' In tlm u b uvi' p lin to tfn ip h w i t h h i m . a l l Ui- L. u n d N. e m p l o y —s a n d i will I t l l yuu t h a t no 1 ire c o i n - , t h o w o r k e r s o f tw o o t h e r r a i l r o a d s ' p c t i n i urtlnuii is c a m - , I o n t h e In t h a t t e r r i t o r y ( t h i r t e e n s o u i h - | ro s te r. Hut Hi- • l«l.-i 1v w o r k e r is, e r n n to te s ) l a e o m . i i cfT-ctlvo w ith ) uliovu a ll. >i fa m ily m a n , a n il It t h e a p p r o v a l of Hcvcnty-ltvo |w*r Is w ith n o IKII- p r i d e ih.it h o dtn- cent of tin* monncl and thu cwnrat Id s l a r g e Hock. 11. s p l t u th u amount of protection Involved Is f:u l t h a t m a n y -1 • m haVI approximately Illo.ooo.ooo. Tho g ro w n u |i a n d m n r r l i I a tu l livu other systems oro tho Nushvlllu, In citlcH f a r illsiiiut f r o m I x m ls - Chattanooga nnd 8t. Ix»uls and lliu MIU*. ho still flnds tlm . to c o o i- Louisville, IKiulunum and Ht. .uiuiileaUi w ith lUwiu u u d to a iia rc Louts. a' c— sat i t rilr i l VtANT T E N CeNTS VJ0KTH OF NUTS DO YOU v/an t all ONE kIND OH DO YOU 'WANT A DlMCS VIOgTH O F MIXED ■n__ NUTS ? r T> A Real In llii* Cily I .'units of Smiforil Near Ldailini; Stativn Want AW w w ct Cl C D ilc BC Distributed to thousands of readers offer an eaj E means of reaching all sorts of buyers economically aIS swiftly. WH -i— \ Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars KASY TIMtMS. ALSO WH 1IAVK Three Cnrncr I.ots in Sanford Heights Mach One a liar gain I --v %Si U] m E. F. L A N E S - C l k rl 17' r &( REALTOR Rooms 501-G02. I’hone C5 I'ir.si National Hank iliiildinj*. And cost sm d PHONE 14 Sales Force: x? »7U4 i« t2 -O a n v ix i iumo, tm . L- Jlina Helen Hoage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. * x x * B x x u B * t.aB i« H i* aan u ii* aaax * x ax aaax x B H * sM 4 itx it* » B N*HMaai(aanxM«aviHaM«aa ■hRBIB«aBiBMMMNBaB»BBt|B«MBl«NflNBlMaKB4>lBB#a|il *81/ u^iiprif* (4«v •* u >i 4*. �PAGE TWO TheSanford Herald _ T H E SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 11,1925. Too Busy to Be Unhappy As Brisbane Sees It If n mnn is so intent upon showing other people a good I a i4 i r at la a frri. Flaria* Catered aa Second Ctaaa Matter. time, he doesn't have a chance to analyse hiJ own look of <x-tobv it, l i l t , at the Poet office personal joys; if a woman is so busy making other people •t aaaford,- Vlcrlda undtr Act of KareA I. li»7. _______ _ comfortable and contented she does not have time to mourn s c B s c m m o a w T r.s On* Teer—17.00 Six Months Delivered In City weak. IS* Wsokty Edition por yeer. _________ obituary E ram—houses, hotels, apartmrnt OUSTS. 6,—.Extension or street paviag pro­ gram. \ 7r-Const ruction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. 9 .— Expansion of achool ayatem with uroviaion for inereaaed fa­ cilities. * BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE TF.NTH COMMAND­ MENT:—Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house, thou nhalt not covet thy neighbor’s wif»», nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor nny thing that ia thy neighbor’s. Ex­ odus 20:17. CONTENTED If I planted hope today, In any hopeless heart, If rr.me one'a load has lighter grown, Bjcuuse I did my part. If haply I have caused a laugh, That chased some tears away, And if tonight my name be named, Where some one kneels to pray, I claim my day has been well spent, Not lived In vain, and am con­ tent. If cup, or crust, or covering, Has been dispensed by me, If I have helped the weak to stand Or warmly clasped some angry hand In friendship it may he; Or .if some lonely little child. Has known my comradeship and amilcd, Thin, humble though l lie, I know, ■1 hav# been helping God, nnd so “ Here no. I claim my mighty rest J net «-bd to know I’ve done my The honeymoon ends when the bride steps into thu kitchon. Lowering the rolled stockings means lowering man's vision. Ambassador Herrick has n pet Abd-ol-Krim. Maybe hu was so nalned because he causes to much trouble. dog nnmed Our office boy says there’s one thing that is worse than paying too much for an article and that's not paying for it at all. Headline In tho Providence News taya, “Policeman Find* Ghost­ Like Man Prowling At Midnight.” Yu ^i^t.Ut of the Ku Klux Klnn. \Y* hive one thing to he thank­ ful for, u whole (ninily of girls now .days tan dresn on the materi­ al that went into one of grandmu'i gowns. F• r all that we believu that one ((•lion of tho le/islaturii is worth U*t • evolution trials aa far us ftlfp Jh’ug material for purugruphor» ii collect nud. Pro Llent CooUdge ought Li b­ In favor of universal taboo on hoairty since It-would cut down tin* expenau of the ordinary household about thirty per cent. T'tlnv’a best laugh: “Tlu* kin. that friund wife bestaws upon us when we return home late in the tviinln/ may be affection and aeo n it may be investigation.— Mount Dora Topic. No Such Easy Doom. Pofit Oat of War? No. J Woman! Hard to Please. About California. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE <Copyr;£Tit Mil) for the desirable things that are denied here—in short, if anybody forgets self in service for others, that person has attained the nearest thing to happiness this world can of­ TIIK IIRYAN-MONKEY-DARWIN trial in Tennessee will be a fer. duel to ttii* death, according to Mr. When you are out of sorts with everything, go do some­ Bryan. He really believes that thing kind for somebody. When you find yourself indulging the preposterous little trial, based in self-pity, shake it off. Hunt up something to do for some­ oil a law to enforce ignorance, body else, and lose yourself so completely in the service you will mean the “doom of evolution will have difficulty in finding again the Self who was small or of Christianity." enough to lie wanting some special favor, some special bless­ GALILEO DISCOVERED that ing. i, , our earth is round and sails around Occasionally, moreover, when you see n man seemingly the sun. He was compelled on his over-burdened by responsibilities, "slaving out*his life”, his knees; to deny, abjure and retract pitying friends will tell you, for an ungrateful;family, you ho.: statement. The Galileo incid­ didn’t mean the doom of are seeing a man who is beautifully hear ideal happiness. ent science or religion. And what in more, the man in some vague _ sort of way . knows it. lie known that in spilt* of ingratitude, in spite of actual WHEN COLUMBUS went nail­ uukindnean from the people to whom he has tfiven his very ing over the ocean, good religious life, he is getlinK his deepest joy in making opportunities for people believed that, of course, he would nail over the edge and then happiness for them. fall He didn’t. His Over-worked mothers doubtless get the same kind of sat­ trip indefinitely. didn’t doom science or re­ isfy* Lon. Weary and broken, too deadly tired to sleep, how ligion. many mothers Lr“ to bed at night with smiling spirits, be­ cause by tlieir labor of love they have brought happy hours SIR THOMAS Moore thought the Catholic religion was the only to their children. real religion. Accused of denying Tint joy of nervier can Le adequate compensation for any that the King was the real head royal heart. It is line to know how to substitute the giving <>l tho church, he had his head of happiness for selfish craving. When darkness and de­ chopped off. spair stalk out to meet you, turn face about and rush with That didn’t mean tile doom of Catholicism or Protestantism. Both all speed to the succor of somebody who has need of you. than they were then. Oh yes, you can always find somebody to help, somebody areit stronger would take more than Mr. to cheer anti comfort, somebody to whom you can give pleas­ Bryan, Mr. Harrow, a childishly ure. And though, if you are the right s o rt,.you will not silly monkey question and a jury l^ok for "pay", you will finti the glow of reflected happiness of twelve men to doom science OR shedding its radiance into the very face or what you thought i religion. Both will last a long time. was darkness, and despair. "Blessed are the happiness-makers,” is one of the Beati­ Baruch, who knows about tudes that might well imve found a place in that beautiful warMr.nnd how profits were made, Sermon on the Mount. Vet when all is .ouid and done, the b-Hng close to President Wilson, all maker of happiness is the one who gets the most out of it. through the war, now gives £250,­ 000 to be spent in finding a way In forgetting Self he gets all. Boys Actually Are Human Being Boys are human being, honestly they nrc! Boys fifteen or sixteen years old, dressed up iu their wide trousers and flowing four-in-hands, may have ungainly hands and uncer­ tain manners. But they are human beings, in spite of the seeming opinions of the female relatives with whom they happen to he traveling. On a railroad station platform the other day two women accompanied by two such Ijoys met two women friends. The four gurgled urd gushed. They reminded each other of the Inst time they had met in the same remarkable fashion, THAT had Iicon, "nou remember, denli. when we were on onr way to the biennial in Los Angeles.” Then they ask ed about mutual friends, mid exchanged some choice gossip. They shrieked with delight when they discovered that they were all to meet again at a summer resort. And all that time, the hoys each carring a woman’s heavy coat, trimmed with foolish fur, stood in nwkard silence, ut­ terly ignored by the quartette o f s wonmn gushers. No, neither of the women they were attached to had introduced them to the strnngt rs. Nor did either of the strangers have *tfce grace to notice their prwsoucu-..They,.weirv*U'euled.very much as if they had been fwft'ctiat YA'dltrf, (frtt'd’tl’ie frofnealler shouted “All Aboard”, and then they were sharply told to be sure they had all the baggage THIS time. Perhaps the boys did not care. Perhaps they were watch­ ing the performance with tolerant amusement or with the the sort of disgust that honest hoys have for the insincere gushing of tlieir women relatives. But they looked uncom­ fortable. just as any person looks uncomfortable who finds himself treated impolitely. Five or ten years from now thono same hoys will find things quite different when they escort their women kinfolk on railroad journeys. Instead of being treated as 'crosscs-tohear", they will he the center of attention, iu a quartette of women gurgloi.v The Herald has s n n this tragedy enacted many times. At the age when a hoy needs greater politeness, greater con­ sideration, greater understanding than ta any time in his life, he m treated like a dog. And then light-brained people wonder why "boys from good homes” go to the Devil! SANFO RD'S FORUM Editor *.f i hu Hanford Herald. the thread of life through the difDear Sir: - ■ fault past and determine tin* Your editorial in yesterday's shape, maimer and form of that Hanford Herald regarding Day- one mass of protoplasm because toll's publicity stunt is a few weeks the meaning of life cun possibly late, judging from the universal come best to those who have a Pi *“-s responses that have occupl-1knowledge of the beginning of life. •■'I head line t puces nince Mr.! There Is a power greater than Bryan and Mr. Dairow agreed to man, whether we believe in the ntntch wits in Tennessee. evolution ot man or not. And The trial iu Dayton will not those who attempt to take from aindoriate the differences between that form of life are defeated in thosu who believe tune ba» not al- I 'b offset. As fur myself I could lend Hie man whom God created easily :iee wla-n* it would be more in the likeness of Ids own image; in keeping with the invisible power und those who believe man is an winch many call God to have him improvement or dicembut trout a carve from the same muss of pro­ lower form of life iu which oilier toplasm, all forms of life und deforms of alii mill life luu its an­ volopu one form gradually, tecedent. I do not predict any through infinite time until it po.ishattnring of uiriu n cultivated re- 1bc.tsed a mind, the ability to r.ee ligious convictions of the casting | and know ami reason through the into oblivion the efforts of »cit«n , asaiinilutiun of facts uinl the re­ tific men, in spite of ull tin* ini- t *iit ion of their relation and then portance attached to thu trial of in xt to himself, make man master Air. Scopc.i. and ruler of the earth. If the underlying purpose in Tennessee cannot rightfully for­ llii.i triul i-i enlightenment of the bid tlu* teaching of evolution in human mind in tend of a conceit-j ' public schools any more than trntid effort to deprive the niilid; I »* « forbid the teaching of the groping in toe dark, (or finding Bible. However, we will watch light through channels of re esrrli ‘ tho drawn out affair with some and competent in:.traction, public! element of interest in spite of ull opinion will doubt!.* is look upon I our beliefs. Curiosity alone may Dayton as a good place t> be1tel ni look in. But in the mean­ FROM. time we must eat. 11^little becomes us to discredit! Just a visitor, man o scientific effort to follow R. TYLER BRICE. A certain Florida postmaster ,M- '* fh c e a s A. Edison Is the editor of the Fort Myers Press. \Vu can t figure whether lie’s try ­ MY FAVORITE ing to ' slum” the noted inventor nr wli tlu r tie’s tryTng to make the Tn.' • feel good.—Hanford Herald. Edison is n smart man, but it 1* At a dinner recently Mayor Hydoubtful that he could edit the Inn of New York was reminded P rr i t*s w’cll as George lloimer immediately upon getting on Ids doc*.—Ocala Ktar. feet of u story. "t find myself a trifh* nervous “Tho Hanford buzobull team ha*, at being called upon,” begun Ills n corner on th« “sacks" After Honor. "I wasn’t expecting that Bail.*y was injured yesterday and I sh'iuld be asked to address you. ( u ia k went in tn tuku his place, My nervouiness makes me think then' were three <*f them in the of the biujifut young man who had I afield—here’s something for you just married a somewhat master­ to try on your piano.—Htunzak to ful young woman. There wat a Witlzdk to Cussck.”—Sanford Her­ wedding supper following tho ten* ald. Not ntarly so sweet a tune mony. The couple sat at the I I < hariia Linebaugh played nt head of thu table receiving tho lifldy Lake when h« went from congratulations of tlieir friends. firut “rack” all around the goo*«- [Several of Lie guests off,red l-.-rry bufh to home plate without j toast*. Finally tl..* presumably itoj ping eiuoutv,—Clermont Presa I happy bridegroom was invited to STORIE “to take the profit out of war." There ISN’T nny way. So far as nntions are Concerned, profit is cut of war already—the last war proved that. So far a; individuals are con­ cerned there will always be prof­ iteers in a war as there will al­ ways fce maggots in a dead dog. “Oh woman! iu our hours of ease, Uncertain, coy and haul to When pain und anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thou!" That’s how it was when .Snf wrote noetry. Thai’s how it is now. Yesterday Mrs. Allen Davis, known on the stage as Edith Par­ ker wat moaning prettily: ‘Don’t let him die! I love him so.” “He," her husband was lying in the hospital containing two bul­ lets his wife had shot into him. Mir. MUoi nave been uncer­ tain, coy ami hard tn please" be­ fore the shotting, but .the moment pain and anguish*began to wring Ids brow she “loved him so.” Poets know more about the heart of woman than ordinal y men. The hu band in this case, crawling oil his bunds nnd knees, blood flowing from two bullet wounds, shouted in apparent surorise: "My God,, my wife shot rue!” THE PEOPLE that know Calif­ ornia best are the Californians. William It. Hears!, for instance born in California is living on his ranch now, with Mrs. I hurst und their five sons, a few miles from Santa Barbara, nnd will ^tuy there for the Summer. A New York friend, inquiring about the safety of thu I h urst family, got this answer from Mr. iiearst: "Come out here und learn that California is Idg enough to reach from New York lo Chicago, in us safe as any plan* in ihe world, great deal safer than most places, and has thu BEST Summer clim­ ate in the world.” Heural'x ranch is half a mile up a steep hillside ut the edge of tile Pacific, just north of Santa Bar­ bara. And he doesn't worry. WALL STREET went home in good qiirits yesterday, despite the •event failure of nearly 4 10,000, 000. That failure which might have startled thu world a while a­ go, is just a “financial incident” now. Unless you talk of BIL­ LIONS, you don't startle anybody, in 1925. MONEY IS cheap again—that i you wnpt to borrow it for s p o ­ liation—only ,'f 3-4 per cent. Many stocks went to new high ■rices. Wheat and cotton wen* dgher. Foreign exchange was itruuger. A really pleasant day. A LITTLE girl of seven set fire to six houses und was sent to un industrial school for correction. Not long ago this child would have been punished with death perhaps by burning, first being encouraged to denounce the ' witch” whose evil spirits had compelled her to set the fires. The world is not as bad as it was once, even if it seems b*ss teligious than it used to be. Tell Mr. Bryan. CHICAGO BANKERS offer |2,500 reward for every bandit kill­ ed. Posters hung up in more than 100 hanks announce thu re­ ward. “That’s business,” aays tho business man, and it will, undoubt­ edly, discourage the bandit busi­ ness. rome- none, and finally, rising awkward­ must ly, hu placed one quivering hand upon the shoulder of his bride and blurted out; “ ’This here thing has been im­ posed on me.' " THE PARTY'S RUINED UNLESS IT’S A DUD DAN DOBBS SA TH E SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. JULY.XI, tfl25 really have. f Etf6oiet7 ThaT n o i s e Sounds V F A M IU A T ? / R. .I* Glenn returned this wick Notice Ladles— from a pleasant visit in Detroit, Mich., and Philadelphia, Penn.* For New Mattresses, renovating, Whiles in Philadelphia they ^rerc upholstering, upholstery material* the guests of Mrs. Glenn’s rela­ tives. If you muat reduce, trv k. dejected lover. <*All the world loves a !ov.. tries to Bell him something. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor, [ONE:—Office 148 SANFORD EPWORTH LEAGUE WINS EFFICIENCY AWARD a t .1 MEETING Procrastination wus jnv.„, a sink full of dirty dis£ U Soon be warm enough for women to take off th«-ir \ rouge. Every young Hum d r ^ , time when he will become 0u useful. 1 Take rare of the present you enn trade it in o» a b, future. Once Sunday was a i] Now we spend six duy.i from Sunday. The modern girl ki.;s is dangerous, to get married. The man worth whil* j. ^ who can smile when th* «urt(J along as it does. No matter how hard rfc blows on a bathing beach, much to blow about. TELEPHONE:—Rea. 428-J, Monday ian’s Auxiliary ot tcrian ChiinSni\.wW„ ■■*ncct f at 4:00 at the church. St, Agnes Guild WBI.meet f afternoon at the Rectory. tu rd iy E v e n in g M rm o n . JrF rom Pago Two) Wj Our City should ■clear some of the barK h e W«y Of out boys. K een written and wore fid about the “Boy Pro■clare to you.that when kittled tho' father prorlll have gone very far bring of tho boy pfo- Forty-five members of the San­ ford Senior Epworth League a t­ tended the Central Florida Union meeting of that organization ut Highland Qrove Methodist Church in, .Orlando Friday night and re­ port a delightful evening spent there. The initial part of tho program was taken up with the installation o t union officers for the ensuing year nnd the business session fol­ lowed. Vdfious reports were read and current business transacted. When the counts for efficiency during the past month and tho percentage of attendance a t the union meeting were reported by the secretary, it was found that Sanford won the efficiency pin for the coming month and barely miss- Mrs.D.P.Drummondls Miss' Eleanor H erring Hostess To Evening* Gives Lovely Courtesy Bridge Club Friday For N W York Visitor Men’s clothes may be mort* ble, but women are not cnij ough to \vear coats in July. Members of the Evening Bridge >ne should offer you club were delightfully entertained for the privilege of —.njf of your boy a gambler, Friday evening by Mrs. D. I \ ' "■)U would refuse the offer with Drummond nt heir lovely home on n '*>t Indignation. But supposo your Magnolia Avenue. in- iy M«e you gambling on the basePink radiance roses were com­ ill game orlthe boxing bout! If bined artistically in decorating,the rmi me one should offer you a whole jut uty block'of r valuable business dainty color motif, green nnd pink . ij/o p e n F fa t 'the privilege of nm- being carried out in every detail. fboy n drunkard, I When the scores were counted it (how what you would was found that Mrs. W. C. Hill ■tempt, you would held high score among the ladies JUST IN PASSING K>man or mnn from and was presented a flower bowl, SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BY R. ! . HOI.LY I But supposo that while Dr. Samuel Puleston, held By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN ,ur jm that somo of us high score among the men and was Btcc to protect cer- given a belt buckle. Sanford like every other growing city needs more park­ -i* ,0Ur ; Sromen who ore conAfter the game refreshments Building Serious Barriers U In men ing spaces. The time is not far off when it will be impossible fig the prohibition were served in two coursoa. The Way of (he Buy ttntty r to park a car within several blocks of the business section of ly. When the father Those present were: Mr. nnd There are very many futhrn,** °fje the city. The result will l>e diminished business along evety Btidenco and the re­ Mrs. W. C, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. E. this country, nnd some in JW Ion, though he may line. own city who are building sera/00* ° f . lillion dollars, he has A little book came from the barriers in the way of their lttf° fully failed. But 1 Many years ago I prevailed upon the City of Sanford to press two years ago which should Some are making progress for tiA w when a father has own boys hard, and very hird*n* JjL, build a slu-d on the city lot at the corner of Palmetto Avenue be given a careful reading by ev­ set us think about ery father. The book is written and Second Street for the farmers’ wagons when they conns to feshing subject now. by that interesting poet, Edgar Sanford. It was a great thing and was appreciated by the Iiys, “To be the fathA. Guest, and bears the striking non is what I should farmers und they brought much trade to Sanford. title, My Job As A Father. The But how may this very heart of the message pre­ produced 7 Men nnd Now that the day of the farmer’s wagon has given way sented by tho book is found in one Is one of the quesof the author's poems which makes to the automobile and truck we should provide for them and [ difficult to answer, a fitting prelude to the great Ibis lot would make n dandy parking place for automobiles to are some things ' heart sentence which follows. In Ato much toward the that come to this city and want a pluco for the car. We this poem he says: ent men out of boys, party nnd dance given nt her home could do nothing better just now thmi to erect more build­ “ ( must be fit tor a child to fol­ privileged to study on French Avenue Thursday eyenr low, ings on this lot nnd make a good driveway into the building contributions which ing in honor of Miss Thelma How­ Scorning tho place where looso to relieve the congestion on First Street. The vacant lots by tho father, ell, who will leave soon for Colum­ men wallow; is*under the ' most bia. near First Street could also ’bo utilized ott Saturday nights u iu. S'. vC., . j where w iiv n . she expects to Knowing how much he shilll learn mnko her future h o m e . , and w.Vrhnien could be detailed to look after tho cars and front me, The color scheme, green and see thal they are not stolen or the contents il.den while the I must he fair as I’d have him be; gold was carried out in every de­ owner, aie enjoying the sights of the eily. I must come home to him, day by tail, a profusion of garden flow­ ers being used in decorating the The city that makes the first step toward solving the Clean an the morning I went in mnny of these rooms. pniking question will be the city that tnkes the trade away uwuy. N i they have taken Tho evening was pleasantly from other cities that have not tried to solve this great ques­ lives of boys and made spent in playing games und danc­ tion. Parking cars in any city in the United Stutes is one of facies’of power in thoir ing. Punch nnd cake were served I must be fit for a child's glnd the greatest nroblems that face thu city planners. Just now i is no institution who late in the evening. greeting. Sanford should do something along this line nnd do it beforo Ithe home nny ideal or His eyes tiro eyes that there is radeship with his Christ. But k, hard it must have been for DiJ 1 impedes the progress is no cheating; Jovelopment is sinning Former Sanford Girl He must behold me in every test, when ho felt the sting of his v\ I•*ike Frank Forster, I think that something should be done [boy. Not nt my worst, but my very rebellion, und then received ^ nt once about the dredging along the lake front near the For­ .Weds in W ashington news of his death! But perk1 kr’s life must bo such best; rest Lake Hotel and on the new extension of First Street. there is something more bit* Inge the respect nnd He must be proud when my life We have waited long enough for this work to start und it should A wedding, which will be of still. Quite probably David locil b f the* boy. The fathis done proceed. It will take a long time to complete it after it is much interest to many in Sanford back into his own past, and • j) and hold the ronfidTo have men know that lie is my started and the winter season will be on us before v/e know it. his thoughts visited the mum] ■boy. If he fuils here, is that, of Miss Gussic Leonard son.” when his own black sin sent j 111 shamefully. If he Sharpe of Washington, D. C., to _ A good automobile camp is one of the greatest factors in sharp dagger into the faith his success may be Adam McCaskey Graham, also of Fathers, I most earnestly urge Florida iu obtaining a good class of citizens among the travthat city, the marriage having tak­ Absalom had in his father. K 'j K b te. Every father en you to take two hours front other *'> •» hotel. .Sanford is fortunate in having a good enuip under place in the Central Presbyte­ different with a father who '1 B in e to muke his life matters, nnd rend with greut care, cling tourists who enjoy the open spaced and prefer a oump rian Church, with Rev. William the full confidence of his son. i ■ can say of his boy, My Job As A Father. the supervision of A. V. French at his place at Thirteenth Cuntming, pastor of tho Mount Clinton N. Howard, that pri t Street and French Avenue. The Country’s Primal and Washington Church in Baltimore ly man of Rochester, N. Y., ttVw uvam«w Greatest Tusk officiating. ring to his soldier son, John Gt.'o have m ilr know that he is my Mr. French informs me that he intends to build nt least If tho adult people of this It will bo remembered the Miss fifty good tamo houses at once and will have tiem ready for country were to stop nnd go into Howard, in his hydroplane, on.’’ i Sharpe lived in Sanford several was driven to sea and to ik -Tho b arte r's preeminent obligathis seuson. This means that he can take cure of fifty more a solemnized searching soliloquy in u severe winter storm on Ion M to lead his boy to commit years ago with her mother, Mrs. families aside from the many campers wlut will live in tents, with themselves, and, among many England coast says: Is life to the). Lord Jesus and then N. B. Sharpe. They made their i Ins auto camp should he encouraged ns it will do much toward other vital questions, ask, if this New “ He was a precious son. In *nd him to the full discovery of home with Mrs. Sharpe’s brother, housing the multitude this winter. soliloquy should lead many of our twenty-two years of his lif( :od’s for the investment of Rev. John McKinnon, who was pas­ citizens to give major considera­ never gave us an hour of pain'll his plan powers. The father must tor of the Presbyterian church at Many folks have the wr .'plton of an auto camp tion to major matters, we should He was loyal, * ' loving and e definitely heartily com- that time. and of the small houses. 1 more small bouses for nt once begin to make* greater votedly Christian * * *1 sa^ titled to the and matchless program the folks who do not want t Llie heart o.f thu city or progress in things of mightiest ill hotels or apartments. (!i two weeks In-fore his last fl‘t f the Master. There are more Picnic Party Is Given all a warm welcome no moment. That night lie put his arms jin n 12.000,000 boys nnd young matter how they intend lo hey will all make good Most thoughtful people are much ingly around mo and said. >ten in the States under 2i» years of At Lake Mary Friday citizens if you will give thei d hand and make them interested in the building of good you’re a prinee. welcome here. I’ll be at b fo who ore responsible for them* roads, but exceeding the rest of for good on my birthday, and s*4it hoys and young men. What A delightful event of Wednes­ the world in the building of a day I’ll pay you back, aed n-' the fittncr should make a mil - day evening was when Mrs. J. N. Frank Condon of California probably known by great system of highways is not you proud that I’m your son.' hn dollars nnd lose his son. Tra- Robson chaperoned a number of that his state just experienced another earthquake the major task cupuble of suf­ After all searchings failed tj>|d y of [tragedies! Fathers, when ever r rank may say about Florida our having set out to l-nke Mnry. ficient defense in ull hours of cate tho body in the wa, I 1 <iu and I make the w o r k theAyounger is not in thu list. This is not said in nny spirit of delicious picnic lunch was emergency is a task worthy of our tho father’s heart pleading:: f our Lord preeminently first in served after a refreshing swim in with the full sympathy for California in her ufflirtii most careful students of naval af­ “Oh Christ, my Lord, at thinking, and in our doing, we the lake. Dancing was enjoyed ever, it is useless to say tliut California does not h: fairs, but it ia not our greatest quakes und there is no argument about this feature command win the boys and the young until a Into hour by the young task. The making of laws which, Theso became nt safe as land, people. when enforced, will protect and \Vhoi6 wuiti the stormy wavft-Yf^^fatncrs, you have succeedAs I said before if we bud a fine swimming Those attending were: Misses preserve, and thu enforcement of we could have pulled a big celebration on thu Fo obeyed *’'• when you have wnn your boys Louise Russel, Louise Fields, these laws are tasks worthy of When sinking I’eter cried, races and everything, with u barbecue, tw0 ball v the Lord Jesus, and given to Pearl Robson, Mary Helen Morse, our statesmen und officers. Hut plenty of excitement. But no, we would rather sit Save! ( tru!m th(? BP*®8* measure of your R. E. Griffin, Ruby Hendricks, thu making und thu enforcement Command Thou now this let the places take the crowds and get our monev |*le building of strong Margaret Thompson, Minnie Allan, of these laws are not our tasks sea .n n stian characters for enter- Anne Robson, Mary Foster, Briggs of greatest moment. Beyond any Tlie Chamber of Commerce will soon hav And send back home my upon this task of preeminent Arrington, Pat Mi|ler. Jack Mc­ question i should like for us this that you take ull the memberships you can. me.” * itiVUege and possibilities. Donald nnd L. P. Hngnn. morning to see what is one of our organization and plenty of money to advertise In the disappointments and \ superlative tasks. Most earnestly golf links, yacht club, bout basin ( ? 1 and otl there will cop* , do 1 desire that every father and rows of life help to make Sunfoni a tourist resort. peace to the he*“ every mother especially shall see freshing father who knows that that task, and see it in all of its that not placed barrier! ’ challenging realities. And now, way of his deadly Bon. But let uj, Contemporary Comment my friends, what ia this task? practical. What , are som e1:* A task of tremendous moment barriers which wo are builds* Is that of giving to our boys what the line of progress of our When material prosperity \ first place ip the conversation (he home, a handicap hi* v placed upon the boY» Wh<# father puts hia golt club* J8. At Loading Station and Hard Koad car on Sunday afternoon am* s ea to the country club and *P The impression seems to prevail the afternoon playing golf, j*' It is not revealed officially who that in regard to Ontario’s 4.4 beer, built a dangerous barrier m the .4 may lie conceded hut there won the Pacific war game, hut one highway of his own son. Wb<* some doubt about the 4.— Detroit fair guess is the jingo press,—Be­ is father supports by his m*11; News. loit News. ship n place in the city *' bears the reputation in the & of filling for its member* If the printing of crime new s'of makes criminals, why doesn’t the I su printing of recipes make good >Sl» Easy Terms cooks?—Greenville News. , ca To judge by the character of the j What a fine wt plays, it would seem that tho army if people would of modern dramatists is composed energy jpractisine largely of shock troope.—Norfolk 1they spend uuari Virginian-Pilot. . / Han Ftaacflcp Cl Realtors. i**-55;5SS===S53M ed the silver loving cup which, each month Is held by the league having the highest percentage of its members in attendance at the union meetings. The .St. Johns Methodist* Church league of Orlan­ do hod a slightly larger percent­ age of its mepibers. present than did the Sanford league. An invitation from the Kissim­ mee League for-the union to meet at the Methodist Church in that city nextjnonth was accepted. The union. meets the second Friday night in each month at 8 o’clock. • Following the business session a delight fit) but,abort program was rendered by mcnibers of the en­ tertaining league.-' Following this, refreshments of. pineapple aherbert and gakd'wtre served. Sanford The lakeshore home of Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo . Herring was the scene of unusual lovliness Friday evening when Miss Eleanor Her­ ring was hostess at bridge com­ plimenting Alias Helen Shepard of Niagrn Falls, N. Y. The rooms were effectively dec­ orated with a profusion of garden flowers. At the conclusion of the game scores were counted nnd Mrs. Dick Brown was awarded a glazed ware vase for high score, while Randall Chase, among the men was given an ash tray for high score. Consolation prize fell to Miss Lettic Caldwell, who was given a pair of candles nnd Regi­ nald Holly, who received a wind­ shield match box. The honor guest was presented a late book. A dainty ice course was served at the conclusion of the game. Recent Visitor to Be Married On July 15 At Douglas, Georgia Mis. J. 0. Laney and small dau­ Mattress Factory ghter, Gene Martin, returned this Phone 402-M ‘ week from Wetumpka, Ala., where they have been visiting for several TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: weeks. Mrs. Lanoy’s sister, Mrs. On and after this date we will Rouse and daughter,- Miss Eugenia not be responsible for arty mer­ Rouse, accompanied her home. chandise purchased in our name, except upon signed written order. Mrs. S. F. Long of Chuluota was VICTOR CHECK. in Sanford shopping Friday. Card Ot Thartks BELLE CHECK: W. J. Lawton, of Oviedo was in Wo take this means of Sanford Thursday on business. Are Now Receiving Application For j • f\m Personals Edward Rumph left this week to spend his vacation in Havana, Cuba. E. L. Marked left Wednesday for Nashville, Ark., on a business misson. Mrs. Clarence Powell has us her guest, ^lisa Sallie Lou Garrett, of Quitman, Ga. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wharton of WRTnington^N., C., arc visiting Mrs. Mary Lconnrtll. ’ I)r. and Mrs. J. C. Decn haVn as their guest, Miss Maxine Doug­ las, of Opp, Ala. thanking: the Business Men of Sanford for tfielr aid in our Rally, for the purpose of re­ w r o u bo errs. pairing AJlen Chapel, A.M.E. ™ F r o m S I T U 'I I I R CO., C t i m m t r c r , (la. Church, West Sanford, to re­ ceive Annual Conference in At Drug Stores February, 1926. We further thftnk Judge Sharon, Sheriff C. M. Hand and his staff. Chief R. G. Williams and staff, also the I« a ir r w r lit b i lor Sanford Credit Association fdr their aid.' Malaria, Chills and Fever Total collected $235.75. Dengue or Bilious Fever. All seats are made free. It kills Ike (trail. Yours truly, 1 fft f A O it A W. B. BOYKIN, . Cotrimiftce on Finance. REV. I. E. FAIR, NEW Pastor. Mrs. Ira B. Davis left Thurs­ day for Atlanta, Ga., where she will spend some time. Albert Rossitcr and tyiUap.Lco Weaver, of St. Petersburg are vis­ iting Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B‘. Williams. i Walter Holborn of New York City is. visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Hand nt their homo on Park Avenue. Miss Ruby Hendricks of States­ boro,. Gn., if the guest of Mrs. L. P. Hagan at her homo on Park Avenue. Mrs. J. E. Wnthan and children, Mary and Betty and Miss Ira B. Wnthan, have taken a cottage nt Daytona for the summer. Ice Cream A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing 1* Sheathing '• Siding1 I ’ j •*' Flooring I ’ vt’ Cclrtnrf 1 "T Finish 3 ** * Mouldings 1 * r Lath 1 I, Brick 1 Lime . Plaster White Rock Plaster Board Nails .. Screen Wire Builders Hardware Doafs * Windows to assure our patrons that ours will HUTwithstand the ravishes of time, we of­ fer only the first quality. HirntKll W it be lumber, cement, lime,, roofing or other building necessities we have it—at prices that will please. S SEE Seminole Creamery Co. 112 Park Avenue j* . • .Phono C31 ,, SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mur. : , 710 W. FIrfet St. Phone 472-W One-Half Price Sale on Dresses Monday On all Slimmer Dresses No New Fall Models in This Sale Lot No. 1—-Fine Summer Silk “Betty Wales and Co-Ed Dresses. All sizes. Regular $29.00 to $35.00 each. Monday X Price $25.00 Silk Dresses, cantons and crepe de chine. New mid summer styles. All sizes for— • 1-2 Price Silk B osses $15.50 to $lfr.50 , ’ Made of heavy crepe de chine. new styles. All sizes. All _________ $7.75 ta$».25 _ . One lot of Nu-Slyk and Linen Dressed guaranteed fast colors. All' sizes. Regular $5.00 to $10.00 valued. Sale Price 1-2 Off . * DtiBOSE AND HOLLER Bknanas, Watermelons. ; Georgia Pink Meat Cantaloupes California Cantaloupes. Lemons, Celery, Carrots. Eggplant, Onions, Potatoes Frnmes nnd Screens Made to Order VERY dish of Ico Cream holds forth delicious Murphy Ironing Boards mouthfuls of health-giving in­ Medicine Cabinets gredient. Order a Sundae with Princess Ice Cream when The Price Is Right you want some real refresh­ ment. 1-2 I^rice' Sale On Cotton Dleases The House of APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS S ALSO INSTITUTE fTHKItB is as much difference in the qual * Ity of building materials as there iH be tween night and day. Funds immediately available subject to titli examination. Elberta Peaches, basket....... • 2 .1 Hiley Belle Peaches, basket. E BUILDING i improved Ilifsinean nnd Residential Property in Sanford . . * p %•• w* 1** . 1' . LUMBER YARD | Edward Jordon nnd S. W. Swopo of Oviedo were business visitors to Sanford Thursdny. Mrs. Mnry L. Strong nnd Mtss Winnie Strong leave today for Tampa nnd St. Petersburg where they will be the guests of friends The following invitations are be­ for several days. ing received here: Mr. and Mrs. John Land Shelton Miss Minnie Stuart will leave requests the honor of your pres­ Saturday for Waycross, Gn., where ence ut the mnrriagc or thoir dau­ she will undergo a slight opera­ ghter, tion at the Atlantic Const Line Mnry Louise hospital. to James Frpnklin MacMillan Mrs. A. Tromby and son, Clif­ ••• on Wednesday evening, July 13 at ford Tramby, of Palntka, are i.Vn, half after eight o’clock spending several days here as the at guests of friends. Mr. Tromby St. Andrew’s Church expects to remain here some time. Douglas, Ga. The above will be of much in­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Brynn nnd terest to the many friends of Miss Mrs. M. C. Tolar leave Sunday Shelton ns she will be remember­ morning for Jacksonville when ed as the recent charming guest they will spend several days. Prom of Mrs. Morton Thigpen. While there they will go to Columbia, S. here, Miss Shelton successfully di­ rected “The Flapper Grandmoth­ er.” Miss Maude Jenkins and Mrs NORMAN Warlow an Corner Sanford Avenue and Fourth Street OLD DUHAKT CORNER .. V In • \ • . �PAGE POUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 11,1925 PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 11. 1925. t h e W o rld o f S p o r t ) ; How They Stand | Smokers Win Two [LAKELAND HITS IN DETROIT MAKES; Sanford .................. From C•elerym en; . TPINCHES FRIDAY CLEAN SWEEP -----OF--1 O 1_ ¥ n « A n n iT m n i UTmn n A n r n A i x r.;j; J ■•» j? _____ i when Estrada scored on a walk mokers Stall For a u S ' w“'"k’ Rain In First Game r„,7yh?„ £ f t 3 , lo r-ifi'i" . w ,ik .* ™ rln (n ”K ® In Second Game Which ev h|t *®f®Iy, scoring the first all of her runs in two innings. >>as Six Inning Contest thr,c* in ‘no order named. Allen “Bugs’’ Fry was in form and kept -------- L a k e l a n d ...................... I t P L P e t e r s b u r g .. .. lO l» 13 .flO'.i . 4.15 4 18 .182 Pittsburgh New York . Brooklyn .. St. Louis .. 1 Win 5 to 1 From Red Sox; Philadelphia 1 Senators Lose to White Sox Cincinnati .. - .. s 10 to 9; Indian Trounce Chicago Boston .. .. Three Pitchers b. « -------. . Are . v 0 Used 0 m 11By / six innings on account of dark* i f f Team to Hold Off it ending with the score I to Hitting of Local Battem; ® ln favor c l the Tampa tcnni. The Sanford Outhits Visitors s ",okcr? *corcd one run in the first nnd Jcssmer were Athletics fi to 1 on Friday DETROIT, July 11.—Detroit made n clean sweep of the four game scries with Boston, winning hero 5 to 1. The game was u pitchers’ battle throughout, Hollo-1 way had the better of it until the ninth when he became wild nnd | D°ylc was sent to the box. With one out, two on base, the count two nnd one, Stokes hit to Taxcner, who made nn easy double play to clinch the game for the Tigers. Score by innings: Boston .......... 000 010 000-1-7-1 Detroit’........... 200 000 03x—5-8-1 Batteries: Doyle and Stokes; Holloway, Doyle and Basstcr. both out to the Saint hits well scattered and with fnst play by the Highland­ ers kept them on tho down side SOUTHERN LEAGUE throughout the game. r - s & x L -ff i r a . 7 t x r — Won Lost Pet. The Box Score. FIRST GAME O rleans......... 50 33 .002 ST. PETE AB R II PO A E 7" “'* ** iiuimg aunir by score The Box Score. t n ................... 40 43 .500 Shannon, If........ 5 0 0 1 0 0 of 4 to 3 and blanking tho locals D AB R II PO A E A lle n , s s ................. •IL’ ................. 42 41 .500 I l l 3 0 ThK!»Meondrby. * *coro ° f 4 to 0. inoogn............ 42 42 .500 Mcssnor, 2b. .. u 1 1 1 3 0 ^ • b “ ing ° f ‘hc Smokers in tho h i s ................. 45 40 ,41»4 Brown, cf......... 5 1 2 2 1 0 pinches helped In their scoring. ‘ ............. 43 45 .48S Hernandez, p. .. 5 0 1 0 0 0 The length of the first game was ’•"ham .......... 38 45 .445 Morris, rf............ 0 2 2 0 0 Jnuch 10 “stalling’’ of SENATORS LOSE Rock............. 37 47 .440 Barnes, lb........ 2 0 1 l 0 0 the Smoker crew when they thought CHICAGO, July 11.—The White Bosse, .............. 3 0 0 5 0 0 Sox battled the Washington Sen­ ; nln »n«l the score Block, 3b........... 4 0 2 2 .i n ators to an even break in their se­ ,.n their favor during the ries by taking the final tilt 10 to r v r m n i v tha thc canu‘ *" re­ to , Totals .. .. — _____ the ih!nn three nR? extra innings. They i> Friday. Fred Marberry, the LAKELAND vived somewhat after the ninth champion’s relief pitcher, was the Totals .. Buckley, 2b. victim of the Chicago winning asTAMPA ™nTU nnThDn I ^ n,0rd 8C«rctl two Brazier, ss........ 2 1 0 5 0 runs nnd tied the score. Fault and they bombarded him fur Snead, 2b. Welch, ss........... 3 0 1 1 4 five hits, one n double by Davis, A r c h i l d re u block in thc Kstrudn, If. Dumas, If......... 4 2 2 0 0 1 put the tyin^ and winning fDst inning when with n walk and Weik, ss. .. Edwards, lb....... 3 2 2 13 0 I which in the seventh inning. mnn *“CCM8ive hits, Snead, first Lee, rf. .. .. Sura fee, rf........ 4 1 2 3 I) ( runs Score by innings; the" im p I WM *?1orc/ 1- Thi" ended Allen, cf. .. Ponder, 3b........ 3 0 2 3 3 l Washington 001 032 03f Jcsnicr, lb. r . r ^ . Unt" the *ixth inning r rnneis, ............ 3 0 0 0 0 C Chicago .. .. 140 001 40) when both teams scored one run Hickey, 3b. t r y. P.................. 3 1 0 0 1 C Batteries: Ogden, (ire Humrins, c. BOSTON. July 1!.—Benton had and Ruel; Robertst Robbing, p. . the better of Luque in an oldf 1*1" Allen was out, third Totals ......... 30 8 12 27 14 4 berry Blankenship and Schalk. fashioned pitching duel Friday, to first, Jessmer walked nnd Hick­ Peterson, p. Score by innings: Boston shutting out the Cincinnati ey smashed out n three baso hit Cobb, p. _ . St. Petersburg .. .. 000 010 101—3 INDIANS WIN Reds, 1 to n. Thc only ran was to deep right field, scoring JcssLakeland ............. 000 350 OOx—8 CLEVELAND, July «c»rcd in the first after two were mcr. Huggins and Robbins were T o ta ls........ 42 4 11 20 21 l Summary: Two base hit, Allen. land Buckeyo pitched e Score by innings; out on .i double by Bancroft, n Stolen bnse, Mcssncr, Brown, Du- for ( levcinnd yesterday, ?i«f°Vi0p y" to conter fl'W and Sanford Jlrat base ,frespectively. ........ 000 001 002 000—.’I mns, Edwards, Ponder. Sacrifice, tho Athletics to six hits, i walk to Harms nnd Felix’s shop­ py single to short right which For the Celorymen Wnlzak hit Tam pa........... 100 001 001 001—1 Bnrncs (2); Brnzier (2); Welch. winning, 0 to 1. Lee 1 scored Bancroft. Summary: Two base hits, Wni- Double piny, Mcssncr, Allen nnd outfielder, made four hit « £ £ , * “ ‘T m 1’ fiel'1 for two sacks. Score by innings: . {l „ {, Moore Were out, nnd J Alverson, Three base hits Barnes; Messnor nnd Barnes; pun, ing a double out of five Hickey Weik. Sacrifice hits, Wade dor, Buckley and Edwards. Loft but. Cincinnati .. .. o(MJ 000 000-0-4-0 W t t ln Ue h ,t,* ,,retty «lnKle to left field. Heorkig Wulzak. AI- Bailey, Estrada. Hits off Robbins on base, St. Petersburg 13; Lake­ .. 100 000 OOx—1-0-2 Score by innings; in 7 innings; Peterson 1 in 1 land 0. Base on balls, off H,.r. Ib.tt ries: Luque and Wingo; S tiled Ck ° Ut Und thc wns 9inning; Cobb 5 in 5 innings. Stolen nnntlez 5; Ery 5. Struck out, by Benton and Wilson. U’ft on Hernandez 3. Pnssed hull, Hesse. _ JU °, next j1™™ of the game bases, McQue, Snead. L/mnirp Pauli i.<* Sanford 17. ™ ™ % 8: n' ortd in ninth! Alverson hit a hot grounder by third Bases on halls, off Pete -.jrson 2; off base for two bases. Cobb went i Cobb, 5; off Alvers’on 3. Struck Alford, c. out, by Petei ‘1; ‘by ^ Cobh 1; by Frisbie, ss, ftv S tek M *4-? 0"’ Wh0 h,ul re- Alverson 5. rson First base on errors Bailey, lb. firs t Wadi i° ,bkblV* ‘Ur t.he olKhthnn'l Yynde walked. Wnlznk wn 'ampa 1. Passed balls, Heath, p. .. lit by pitcher, JeHiuer Crawford, i • Winning pitcher, «»:0o. Totals ......... 21 0 I Score by innings: SECOND GAME S an fo rd .................... < The Box Score. Tampa ......... TAMPA AB R |{ PO A E Called darkness. Snead, 2b. . 2 1 1 2 0 n i Summary: Earned rui Estrada, If. >). First liase on balls, 'Volk. ss. .. 1: Heath 2. Struct out I<oe, rf. .. . 4; Heath I; Crawford 3. 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Hpecr. h ie w ife. — — H prer. w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; S ad ie S p i e r ; K iln A. H p re r; \V. J. Itu c h u n , h is w ife. —— Hui'hnn. w h o s e U h r l s t l u n n a m e Is u n k n o w n : J a m e s II. C o n e, hie w ife. ■ - — — C one, 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 ; I t u f l n a . M. Bullion; J o h n C. C ooper, h ie w ife. — ------------- C ooper, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e I- u n k n o w n ; T o m a s J o s e M l r n n d a y H unches; J o s e f .1 M i r a n d a y S a n ­ d i e s ; Ita m o n a M ir a n d a y S a n c h e s ; Itu fln a .Mlrnndu y S a n c h e s V ln d a d e Itul,Ion; I t u f l n o Ito h lo n ; W il­ liam A. Illshee, h is w ife lllslice. w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n : W. T. W e b s t e r , h la wife, ---- —- -W e b s te r . wtioae . C h ristian n a m e is u n k n o w n ; .A. H. S p e e r , his wife. • - ——— S peer, w h o s e C h r i s t ­ a ln n a m e la u n k u u w n . tl. \V. Htleff. Ills Wife. . . . . ------------- Stleff, w hose r t i r l - i l H i n a m e la u n k n o w n ; J. I). W o lv erlo n . hla w ife. . ■ Wulv .r l o ii , w Iiiih.i U h rlallaii n a m e la ilo k iio w n ; L u t h e r O. I’o r t e r . h is w ife. — D o rte r , w h o s e C h rliitIan n a m e la u n k n o w n ; K C. D o rt­ er, h la wife. ■ D o rte r , w h o s e t'h rlH tlu n n n m e la u n k n o w n ; A r ­ t h u r F. (M lln. h la w ife. .■ .. Uillln. w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n ­ k n o w n ; I. D a v e g a . h la w ife. - ---DaveKii. w h o se U h rla lla ii n a m e la uaknow n; - ■ lle lsk e ll, w h o ao U h rlx tla n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; -------------tliichan . w h o se C h ristian n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; ■■ M cD onold. w h o se U h r ls tlu n n a m e la u n ­ known; ■ ■ Altm on. w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n : Alir*rn o n H. Hpeer, Ills w ife, C a r r i e W. H p r e r ; A. M. T h r a s l m r ; D e te r B. 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In nahl w h o s e C h l r s t l a i i n a m e Is u n k n o wdna ;, W e s t a l o n g llie s a i d E a a t l i n e o f t h a sa id D eter M i r a n d a «1r a n t 10 c h a in * t'o u n ty , to -w lt: .lim n l)e E n t r a l d u , h is w i f e - . HNV 1* fo HK*« a n d NVV1, of H W , E l i t i a l d o , w h o se C h r l M l a n n a m e In t o point o f b e g i n n i n g ; a n d a ls o less, b e g in n i n g a t u po in t 1.900 f e e t a n d K I -2 o f HW I -1 Set*. T h i r t y •full r iiiik u iiw n ; J tm ii lie E u l r a l g u hin W e st of a p o in t 16 .10 c h a i n s N o rth t.YI) Tow im hlp T w e n t y <20) Houth. w ife, ■■■ E n tralg ii. w h o so o f th e I n t e r s e c t i o n o f ihw S o u th ItaiiKe T w e n ty -tiltu * Kant. C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; M ot- b o u n d a r y of t h e anld D eter M i r a n ­ W h ic h a p p l i c a t i o n will lo* haned d a U ratil, w ith t h e w e s t B o u n d a r y ukniii tii*' pefliinn fur «iic npn ui o f S e c tio n 27. T o w n s h i p 19. S o u t h file Iii nahl C o u rt. o f I t a n a e 39 E a s t, tills p o in t o f haj. Al. ro w m t. g i n n i n g b ein g t h e n 7.27 c h a i n s W e s t (lu itrd la n . o f llie S o u th e a s t c o r n e r of th a Ihit* r J u l y 1Ottl. A. I ». |!125. S o u th w e s t Q it n r l a r o f t h e N o r t h ­ J u l y ll-l« -2 G -A ti|f. I-H e a s t Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n XI. T o w n ­ s h i p 19. Hoiillt o f B u n g e 29, Kant. FOR SAI.E—Space on tho pagff I lienee r u n n i n g W e s t 6011 f e e t t o t h a for classified advertisements. W e k lv a Itlv e r; b e g i n n i n g a g a i n a t Why not rent those vacant rooms, t h e s a m e po in t o f b e g i n n i n g , r u n th e n c e N o rth 760 feet, t h e n c e W e s t or sell thut second-band goods? 'll'! f e a t lo th e W e k l v a Itlv e r ; t h e n c * S o u th w esterly a lo n g th e m e a n d e r lino of tlo E a s t e r n Hue o f t h e s a i d W e k lv a Itlv er t o t h e e n d o f t h a f i r s t lin e: c o n t a i n i n g 1 1-1 a c re s , a n d tn a n y a n d a ll o t h e r p e r s o n a whose nam es a r e u n k n o w n , c la i m i n g any rig h t, title o r In terest to th a p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e # *r an y p a r t or p a r c e l t h e r e o f . It ia h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d each of you lie a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r aald U lrcu lt C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H o u se a t S a n fo r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h a Warcboiisc site 100x117 nt $1,750 only one block from 3rd d a y of A u g u s t. A. I). 1935, a n d ■ lien anil t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o th « First street. A good investment. Terms. hill o f c o m p l a in t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t yuu In t h i s c a u s e . Apartment house Hiding Tile Stucco construction. Pays It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r ­ rent ten per rent on $15,000.00. Located close to the d e r lie p u b lish e d In ( h e S a n f o i d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In business section. Priced at $30,000.00. It will pay S a n fo r d . S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d t, you to inveatiga:e. Terms. ! mice e a c h w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u . l i v e w eeks. W IT N E S S niv h a n d a n d t h a aeal Apartment House Stic at $13,500.00. In Sanford’s most of llie C irc u it C o u r t o f tint S e v e n t h exclusive residence scctiun. J u d i c i a l C irc u it o f t h e H tnta o f F lo rld a. In and f o r Se mi no l e Count*! Residence lot on Magnolia Ave., near South Side srliaol, on t h i s t h e 2.1rd d a y o f M ay, A. D. very reasonably priced for a quick sale. Terms. A new five room dwelling in the Sanford Heights section at it price mid on terms thut should uppeal to rent payers. A. P. CONNELLY V. B. noun LARS, o f t l " ’ C ir c u i t C n u r t o f th « J m l l r l a l C ir c u i t of Klon n d f o r Hemlnnlc C u tin ty . VI.) i A S p e n c e r. S.illclli>rs .m<* • •I f u r t It-* C o m p l a in a n t . &SONS T h o ro u g h ly H i'r ttn e l A T T O R N H Y S -A T - L A w Magnol.'a at Second MercLiants »..on you first ahowed me the Dia­ mond Heavy Service Cord and talked «o enthusiastically about it, I told you it would have to be a wonderful Uro to stand up under the p « m h m ent from my trucks, as t h e ^ v i c o t®unusually severe. property AT AUCTION • permanently located in Sanford SALES FORCE are EXPERTS However, I m u st now co n fess ik .» WIS O'BRYAN, ieminols Bank Bui Phone 417-1 : — 1> V E S T M E N T S in • llrittiilry Bldg. F lo rid a RINGING UI* FATHER ,e Permanency of good location assures lection to your investment v nus property and De convinced. Autos courteous salesmen are ,Ve guarantee Sfttiafactiou, By GEORGE McMANUS C EE .’ t V /ltM i IC O O L O cit o r r D or t . ID U K tl T O C A L L O H U FAT 'bV C K , p r ; ------ ALLEN AND BRENT lOt'TII■•A.’*D DAI.YT T h s D alu t T h a t tU ** a T o o Money. todS t take: o f f 'to u r , h a t a h ’ C O A T - i f IT R T t > M E -I’L l TA K E. V O U R — L P l a c e r~ M a n u fa c tu re d by ■ b e r s o e - L l a d a l c y D a la i O*. Sold b y I.OS1IXO P A I N T COMPANY IIS M e g n u l ta Ave, D k an e 27S t h a js k v $125 I’hunograph* ................ ! $ 30 Electric fan* — —.... - ' $ 15 Electric liin* -------------$ II) Electric H iu . ------... \ I New Pls)cr Piano. I Second Hand Piaon. Tire* and Tube*. At l.ow Prices in Order To M< Boom. your service. roperty you want sold—List it w and ki‘3 3 it good-bye. 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. Use Them for Results Acreage nt $9.50 Per Acre. Davey and Nesmith PROGRESS Real Estate Auction Sales r u n bALh; About one acre of com, in field. Must be taken soon. W. M. Haynes Cameron Ave.. Phone 22-3 or 340. \V. H. LONG 8ANF0RD ELECTRIC CO. 1'jccesaors to Gillon & Platt M asaoiu. Everything elecicnl. Phone 422. Electragilh avings Accounts STRENGTH - SERVICE o u s t s o r ti r e d a c h l q g feet. | li lt . V. I.. C IS I.K R ' Yowi.ll D rew Bldg. Dlioiis. E lsv sto r BLECTHICAL H- Ii SCHULTE IU ____ TYI’EWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY All makea of .typewriters for NEWS—it covers Broward County aale on easy terms, for rent, also thoroughly which is one of the repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 most rapidly growing sections on the Florida East Coast. Samp|e Ball_BJdg._________!___________ copy ami rate card upon request. IUG STORE — PreU3|g3. Sodas. We you as your phona. t’/uma I Intel Advertising FOR QUICK SALE: Will sell 4 acres of good land 2 miles from PRINTING of Sanford at a bargain, LEARN ABOUT BoT* County and center RENT—Ground Floor Elks hnlf cash. See or write B. H. FOR Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing gram. Best advertising medium in Bankston, Sanford, Fin. stairs. C. T. Smith. Engraving, Embossing. See us a. Klucsd raiaa ar- for eon- first. Wo do it. Rhone 417-W. South Florida Published mornings. FOR SALE—3 east front San­ Star-Telegram. lakeland. Put. llva Inssrtlona. . . R. It. Ave.-Commerclal St. ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ ords of avsrs** I,n *th tractive and convenient. Call OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales terms. Box 431. care Herald. countad a M b ..... at Herald office for further in­ tbtough the Xenia Ornette, REAL ESTATE nm charge, M l f°r **r,t formation. . . . . . to Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural vtlon. r tlalnw .KfJB j a » atrlot»d E. SPURL1NO, sUb-division district: Want ad and display specialist. Subdivision to Or­ rates on request. T h s FanFOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, lira ld 1 r e s po ns i bl e lando, Florida, and F l o r a new apartments, phones includ­ Iv n n a f l ^ H d c l I n s e rti o n . Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ C O L D M n t m t O a . ) L B D Q K R —C la s t - FOR SAI.E; Seventy acres of un­ ed. By week month or year, well ,o? | M I F s u l.s e d iie n t II1«<I aita h a w t h e U r g e d c i r c u ­ improved ^land suitable for celery. located near ocean. way. Write or u 1'1 be la t i o n In S o uthw estern O eorg la. Two flowing wells. For quick snlo phone U. I,. Selden, Scldcn Bldg, |n c * ' ° of K a te t r f « - w u r d ) lino. TIN AND METAL WORK $125 nn acre. Box “X" care Her- Daytona Beach, Fla. TO REACH IBe prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia SIGNS FOR KENT—Kitchen, bed county advertise In the DoLand FOR SALE: Corner lot on Oak Any Kind—Anywhere nnd garage, 1101 Elm Ave Daily News, rate lc per word, eash Avenue in rapidly growing sec­ with order. tion $1,800 on terms of $000 cnch OLT-NlM'CW/Vpv RENT—Apartment. Two nnd balance payable yearly. A its and hath. Desirnhle lornMAINE.—Waiarvtlle, Morning Sen­ U’ill bo vacant Aug. 1. I’ractinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ rare buy. Dean-Ber-j Corporation. Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. ru*w. Address 305 care Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At ple arc interested In Florida prop­ Phone 713, erty. Iteach them through th* CORNER LOT on Palmetto Aven­ First Street. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ue, $1.500, $50 cash and $50 FOR RENT: 3 rooms down stairs, JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds tion. monthly. This lot will liell for furnished, lights, water, nil con­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak A LITTLE WANT AD in The $2,000 this coming winter. Denn- venience.! in eluded, corner 9th and Elm. Herald will brinjf you hi* re­ Beru Corporation, Phone 713. Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ sults. Advertise those old articles phone 111. you have stored awny and have Wanted MIRRORS RESILVERED no use for. A litle thirty-rent ad Furniture bought nnd sold. nthy lirinK you sevetal dollars. WANTED: Experienced waitress Jackson Furniture Co., Phone Phone 148 and ■ representative will nt once. Palm Gurdcn Restuurcall to see you. ant in die Basket. Building Material FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orantlo morning Sentinel; lurgcst classi­ fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ MIRACLE Concrete Co* general 1CTORY cement work, sldewalka, build­ imum 24c cash with order. ing blocks, irrigstloo boxes. J. B- THE MORNING JOURNAL is the I’OR SALE: Two goo dry goods Terwllleger. Prop. accepted want ad medium in counters nnd < ■ tlM fi (Fn.) One emt a word cheap. Tho Outletdi-iplay tables. HILL LUMBER CO. Houss a sn Dajtm.q ••It in'crtkn. Minimum 25c. wm\ Service, Quality and Price. ib VI ■* £ TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Dally FOR SAI.E: Four lots on Laurel Lumber and Building Material avenue, two corners between Times, tha great home daily, Carter 1.timber Company rate I per word, minimum I3th nnd 14th. Owner will sell nil Weal Third Street Phone 6to charge 25c v.'ah with order. Write for $5,000 with $1,000 cosh, $500 LOST: Package containing over­ alls and other articles. Put in within 0 months. Balance 1, 2 for complete rate card. and 3 yearn. Apply Dean-Iierg Homebody's car through mistake. Finder nlease return to Herald Corporation. office. I DAVID B. HYEB FOR SALE: 10 acre celery farm, a r c h it e c t nil tiled. Price• right, easy terms irfcctory PALM BEACH COUNTY—The —sovornl nthcr •ittryiin diff,,n>nt scene of stupendous development location. W. G. Banks, Buena ' r - Mdltlgrapliing, Read about It in the Pnlm Biach Viata, Sanford, Fla. 1'.^mailing—ns yuu Pont. Sampie copy sent on r^Miscellaneous tn you want it quetit. H. E. Porch, First YOUNG SPANISH gentleman ADVERTISING getj remittn if It >k Bldg. would like tn learn English. Call reaches potential buyers. Patelephone 712 or I*. O. Box (184. latka Daily News la eirculatrd ill IIAItllF.lt SHOD an indual .ial and agricultural sec­ 113 Magnolia Ave. Hooma For Rent tion. 6 First Class Barbers ICTKIC SERVICE Special Attention ADVERTISR in n.e JournsLHerFOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ Electrical repairs. Given Tu Ladies and Children ald, South Ctjorgla’s greatest out meals. Hoasonahlo rates. *1 Ave. Orlando. pewapaper. MnroiriK, afternoon, I.ihcqln House. weekly and Sundsy Clnslrted rate* Chinaivare in English Porce­ 10c fier line. Wayertu* JournalEverything T-A-REEL Csr. Drive 11 lains, Bavarian and Japanese Herald, Waycross. Georgia. 'arseif. Oak nnd Second SL For the Sportsman China make lovely Rifts TAMPA MORNIf □ TRIBUNE— Send in your inscription to the At The Hall Hardware Tribune or hand t to your ix a l UTOS FOR HIRE dealer 10 you cau rrntd Florida's Bail Hardware AOTO SERVICE Day Automobiles greatest newstsper. One year it, fle e ts ull trains. HagPhone S U month* fl.OC, three moaths Elton J. Moughton $8.00, infer. Phone 551 and C3-W DEPENDABLE USED CABS $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insurARCHITECT knee policy sdd 70 ceata to your 1921 Dodge Touring. CAFE 1925 H o d g e Coupe. order. First National Hank Bldg. 1923 Dodge Coupe. ice nnd Quality DO YOU WANT to buy or sell 1922 Dodge Touring. G. TAYLOR DYER Sanford, ------------ Florida lei gas anything?" If so sdvertlss Is 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 Ion I A C AF E ho “GalnusvilL Sun." Truck. Painting—Decorating if fit* H ouse 1921 Hodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck D K V K L O P E r t * A T T E N T IO N — T oo ■irr. 105 W. !»t St PHONE 303 MILLER O. PHILIPS, lace. x a c o la I* b agliiiitua tlm i r n a d u i d e ­ I Chiropodist v e l o p m e n t In H lu rld a ’a M a l o r y ; t Hodge Bros. Sales nnd Service CAFE •"•If m i ll io n dnlliir h ig h w a y t o th* Phone 3 FOOT SPECIALIST Oak and 2nd SI Service and Qual g u l f lisaeh Just r n l a k e d ; n tw o C o rn s. Itiinliins. I n g r u w rn llll. mi d o l l a r hrldif# ucrio*u RMcmti>ot and Park Ave in g N alls , ll« s v y C all* iMfr 10* a l l a * M l —____________Ha a llaa m ____________ da a llaa t a a __________ ____ 4« a l l a a V a c s T y p a d o u b le a b o v a 115 Magnolia Avenue New Smyrna Beach Direct Benefit i t m i a a d eel* ta s e d la te ly f a r Miller O. Phillips, Inc, Beach Property Our Prices advance July hi Advance The reputation of the product, plus the character of the organizations behind it, constitute adequate as­ surance of satisfaction to the m ost particular buyer. Totals .. IS SCARCE ). RATES Sold and serviced by Dodge Brothers Dealers in every p art of th e world, Graham Brothers Trucks cam e nat­ urally and logically to their position of leadership. SANFORD Wade, cf. Walzak, 2b Curley, rf. Moore, if. . McQue, 3b. Classified Directory I j Herald Read Them for Profit— BINE’S FILLING STATION Sanford, Florida * 0 1 9 2 5 s v I w c l F c a t u r c S c r v ic c . I nc Cicat Bfilsin lights icscrvcd 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanfoid, F � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 11, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bbb13d42ac1f51049a4daf0545162b0a.pdf 3a33cc874b940f017ed08bb90df63ab5 PDF Text Text your New spa per ibllahed in Flbrl'da’a Heart, ltJ World’s Greatest Vegetable ction. Its Richest GaYtfcn Land T U I wiATHHR Monday Local' ._ i—. r r . and probably Tuesday; vnriabli south and westerly winds. Maximum Wmp. Minimum temp, ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Jacksonville Man Crushed To Death JACKSONVILLE, July l.T— George It. Belcher wax killed almost instantly this aftemoun .when a baker’s mixer machine, weighing sevcrnl . hundred pounds, fell .crushing him. He was superintending the trans­ fer of some machinery for the Klingle linking Co. A pulley by which the ma­ chine was being hoisted into an automobile truck, broke, let­ ting loose the mixer before Bel­ cher, who wns directly under it, could move. There will he no inquest county officials said, lie wns n former Atlnntu man ami wns president of a local transfor company. >rnment Insistent ,at all Foreigners ust Be Protected i Chinese Nation Announces Icy Of America ogg ntry's Attitude Is Piven Following A Talk With Coolidge [WAMPSCOTT, July 13 — live up atencc that t*— China ---­ its treaty obligations and ect the lives of foreign[ was announced Sunday l a s the keystone o f the | y of the American govl e n t toward the govern■ toward that nation, ■cretary Kellogg outlined Ittitu d c of the adminisration .'^ 3 a conference with k^L-sjdetit centering chiefly on r , B c -ituation. He insisted also (■there mu.-t be “scrupulous bi^Eaiire "( the obligations to cntercil into nt the Wasliconference." Hmilation of n definite policy ^Hccuicd necessary by the pressecretary of statu in ^ H rif recent disorders there jeo^ ■ u,k- the lives nnd property f^Kieriraus and national of oth^K ntries and on account of tiie S^Bition of ratifications of ^Knjrtmi’s treaties dealing with cu stom s and extra territrights. ■rcL'n debts, settlement of H i was said to be progressing Hfnclorily, also came up for ■deration nt tho conference in ■h Under Secretary Grew parftuted. Mr. Grew r.ccoinpan| Secretary Kellogg on the Int­ is return tonight to WnshingFwherc the secretary will resume i duties after an interrupted vn‘.UII (Id W«U ~|Miidii>M III St. I’ui.l rn leaving tho summer White use, Mj. Kellogg gnvc out this tement: We have been engaged in a fernneo with the president with ard to tho situntion in Chinn, [the foreign debt question und Be departmental matters. ■ he conference in relation to ■ a had reference to matters of ■ y , so far us this government ■accrued may be said to be a Bpuloiis observance of tiie oblito China entered into nt ■Hft'asliingtnn conference and tin- Btcncr that the government of take adequate measures for ■protection of foreigners and ^ H r r y out tier responsibilities inctai the treaties. Hjcre is nothing new in the ■ pm . \V> were discussing tiie ■ u i situation. Battlement is ^■cssing satisfactorily." Germans Fighting For FraneeAgainst R iffs In Morocco E Markets Informal Scenes at Counsel Tables 14 Reasons Selected By Scopes Counsel Upon Which to Base Motion Made Today Rev. Potter Presents Views of Modernists Great Commoner Tells Simple Story of Blind Man Calling On Lord to Heal Affliction France’s 1925 budget Is Finally Approved BERLIN, July 13.—One-half of the foreign legionnaires fighting PARIS, July 13.—After being the side of France against Abtiel-Krim in Morocco are Germans, sent from the Chamber of Depu­ in the opinion of Berlin military ties to the senate not less thun six times, France’s budget for 192") experts. Not only is it untrue that wus voted after dawn Germans have come to the aid of this definitely morning. filially voted the Moroccan chieftain, they say, the budget showsAsestimated rec­ but on the contrary France is be­ eipts of three billion fifty million ing supported by about 1,000 to francs and expenditures of two 15,000 German subjects enrolled three billion hundred three sexen in the foreign legion. million, given surplus of 13,000,­ This ruthcr startling fact is ex­ 000,000* plained in the following manner: in article 170 of the treaty of Ver­ sailles, Germany undertakes not to Seaboard Extension to permit any of its subjects to enter the service of another power, ex­ iMiami Almost Assured cept thut it is specifically provid­ ed thnt this article shall not be MIAMI, July 13—Extensions of applicable to the French foreign the Seaboard Airline from its legion. present terminus at West Palm 4 During 1022 nnd 1921, many Beach to Miami has virtunly as­ Gorman young men found them- sured at n meeting here today, solvci; out of johs. Others found when representatives of the sec­ the daily grist of Germany’s re­ tions, which would be served, construction tusk too dull und un­ pledged to S. Davies Wurficld, adventurous. They reudily listen­ president of the ruiiroad, tree ed, it is said, to the arguments of I right of xvny nearly the entire French recruiting officers, who I distance, titulling approximately told them of comfortuble wages, 150 miles. About 300 persons a t­ exciting service, and a carefree life tended the sessions. in the French foreign legion." In this way at least 15,000 young men enlisted in scrvico for Prance, little thinking thnt thuy WESTBURY, N. Y, would soon be called upon to shed First Lieutenant Chnrl their blood on the battlefields of of Brockton, Mass un Morocco for a nation against which Perry of Marlboro, j they fought only a decade und leas killed today when th previously. crushed near here. NUM BER 285. D efen se Asks That Indictment A gainst Scopes Be^Quashed William Jennings Rrynn Be­ fore Sweltering Audience. Expensed Belief In OldFashioned God and Religion fashioned Go’d on the courthouse lawn here Sunday afternoon, and night, at the same place, Rev. Vice President of American Charles Francis Potter, pastor of City Bureau Arrives Mon­ the West Side Unitarian church of New York, told u more comfort­ day to Make Preliminary able audience of the creed of the Plans For Big Campaign modernists. “He calleth thee," wns the topic With the arrival of Daniel H. of Mr. Bryan’s sermon and through McFarland, vice president of the it he depicted u Christ who alone American City Bureau, New York can save the world from future and Chicago, in Stanford today, wars. The crowd, a mass of hu­ the forward movement campaign manity, which began assembling of the Chamber of Commerce got more than two hours before time under way. Mr. McFarlnnd came for the sermon, applauded now and from Daytona where he conducted th-n, while numerous shafts drew the recent campaign for the Day­ fervent “aniens” from their midst. tona Chamber of Commerce. As Overhead an airplane droned, n result of this campaign, Daytona in tho distance a train whistled, nnd sister cities now have the hon­ drew into the city limits and or having the second largest Cham­ whistled again, so loudly that the man who wac introduced to the ber of Commerce in America. The campaign will cover a per­ ! audience as the "representative of iod of four weeks, the first three the Lowly Nuxarenc" was forced being given to preparatory work t o interrupt his sermon while he and the fourth to q community wide re-mar. w that ithey accrued to drive. Mr. McFurland will be here ldow more loudly on Sunday than for the entire four weeks. Dr. on other days. Homely Terms. Alexander Karr, educational <iiMr. Bryan made his gesture ector of the American City Bur­ eau, will bo here for two weeks witli a broad palmetto leaf fan and delivered his sermon in coat­ starting next Monday. In simple, Arrangements for the services less summer attire. of tho American City bureau were homely terms he told of the blind man who called to the Savior as made several weeks ago. It is expected that as a result “he passed outside the city of of the forward movement San­ Jericho and of tho shout, “He call­ ford will have one of the strongest eth thee,” echoed back to him by chambers of commerce in Flor­ the crowd. The sermon was interspersed ida in both membership nnd in­ come. Tho campaign it is dcclnr- with an intermittent clicking of • •' h much moifo .than n member­ cameras ns news red photograph­ ship drive. It is a civic rcvlvnl in ers ground off pictures of the which the citizenship ns n whole crowd, the speaker and the court Is instilled with n co-operative spir­ house about which they were it nnd greater faith in the possib­ grouped. A woman climbed to a position on the outskirts of the ilities of the community. “It is not our custom to say crowd and made snapshots. much about our work in n com­ So free from controversial state­ munity until we have met with ments was Mr. Bryan's sermon the hoard of directors of the that Dr. I’otter, who hud planned Chamber of Commerce and decided to answer the afternoon speckcr upon definite plans for the cam­ at his service last night took ex­ paign," said Mr. McFarlnnd. "A ception to hut one remark. formnl announcement will be made “The doctrines of Christ have following thnt meeting, and then stood for 1H00 years,” Mr. Rrynn from day to day the plans will be said, mid they have furnished so unfolded until the whole citizenship complete a moral code that no is made thoroughly neqtiuintcd scholar has dared add a word to it. with every detail. Just previous Religion was here before education, to tiie drive an official statement he declared. of tiie plans and purposes will Ik* “ When the schools get through made public. This will' sum up with our children, they still must tin* entire proposition.’’ have something else. The only ad­ Mr. McFarland said tiiat San­ vantage of an education is to in­ ford was fortunnte in being able crease they capacity for service. to have Dr. Karr here for the pub­ The dull man with a passion for lic speaking during tiie campaign. scrvicc will render tnoru servvicc Ils proved to be one of the most than the man with n keep brain popular and convincing speakers and no passion for service." ever came to the Daytona scc"Mr. Bryan said, ‘you can give a man a dull brain and a passion for service, and ho will render more service tiiun the man with simply u bruin. “The fallacy of that is that you do not find a passion for service among people of dull bruin. That’s a sociological fact. The great services have been rendered by men of intellect. While he was speak­ ing over his head wus whirring an airplane which was invented l*y a man of keen intellect, developed by others. There is no record in history of any man of dull brain ever having rendered great service to mankind. H s IIINCTON, July 13— An to President Coolidge t • ■obtain for China tiie uholitH t extra t'-rritoriul rights now l*y the foreign powers country, was made Sun■ v the American Federation of ■ ^■Hiam Green, president of the ^■ntion, in a letter to the chief ■ itive, asking that the admin■ tio n ake steps to bring about ■ tio n take conference to vuH *"tJS0 Privileges, which have ■* a large factor in the recent Bvrn ‘ outbreaks, declared or"Uzed labor had a special inter­ in the subject because the esent political provocations e parallel the coming of trade ons in Chinese Industrial de- 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1925 Dayton Methodist Pastor Re­ signs When Churchmen Re­ fuse to Allow N.Y. Minister Occupy Pulpit Yesterday Dayton Survives Stormy Sabbath Clash Expected Over Competency o f the Scientific Witnesses DAYTON'. Tenn., July 13.—Rev. Howard Gale Byrd withdrew from his pastorate of the Methodist Episcopal church (Northern) here t tne prosecution h inr.rcss wiiuoiu Jcnning tiryan, .ir., may lie acen sitting nt the left Sunday, when a large part of his COURTROOM, DAYTON, Jc'surL'br stroking his mustache. At left of the picture, half risen from seat, is J. B. congregation protested against the Tenn., July 13.— A motion to­ links and Wallace Haggard, all the Duyton (Tenn.) “home gunril." proposed preaching of n sermon day to qunsh the indictment on evolution in the church’s pulpit against John T. Scopes, charg­ WIWf T*ifrW WIt by Rev. Charles Francis I’otter, modernist minister of New York. ed with violating the Tennes­ • Mr. Byrd, who invited Dr. Pot­ see law against the teaching ter to occupy his nulpit. is pointed of evolution theories in pub­ to as the original inspiration for lic schools, brought the first ♦he filing of charges against John clash of the trial in open T. Scopes, whose trnl on nn indict­ forum of the court. ment alleging violation of the John R. Neel, submitting the state law against teaching evolu­ tion in public schools began in this motion to quash, cited 14 reasons selected by the defense on which town Friday. The three regular Sunday nrench to base the motion, claiming that ing services were railed off hy the Imth the constitution of Tennes­ pastor who announced to newspa­ see and thnt of the United Staten were violated in the act of Ten­ p er men at the parsonage: “I h"vc quit. I have not resign­ nessee general assembly. ed—I have quit.” DAYTON, Tenn., July 13.—Sun­ Byrd is 31 yean old and hns been pastor of the local church day in Dayton, on the ovc of the three venrs. Members of his con­ resumption of the Scopes trial here gregation declared that the church today, was marked by almost ev­ hail grown more in the three years erything but quiet. The storm in court wns expected of Byrd's ministration, and had done more religious service than to hrenk today but Sunday failed In "II its history of many decades. to tiring the calm before the storm. of The Rev. Foster \V. Taylor, fun­ Tho chronological order damentalist champion and pastor events developed: Cancelling of a sermon on Evo­ of the Coconut Grove Presbyterian church, Miami, Fla., of which Wil­ lution at the .Methodist Episcopal liam Jennings Bryan U a member church by Rev. Charles Francis had been invited by Mr, Byrd to I’otter, New York, when u section nrench in the church last night. of the congregation objected to its He was informed hy the pastor delivery and subsequent announce­ early Sunday that the services had ment by tho church's pastor. Rev. hern cancelled. Mr. Byrd told Dr. H. G. Boyd, that he had “quit" as Taylor that he would exolahi Inter a result of tho action of his con­ the cancellation of the invitation. gregation. iHilivery of an address by WilTovlor Silent. Japanese Laborers T.iYIor declined to comment .i* Ihim Jennings Bryan at a enmHinthe incident. Ho didn't wish to ed Sunday school and church ser­ Are Spirited Away sny whnt wns the subject of tho vice at the Methodist Episcopal sermon ho had prepared. church, South, with John Ran­ Potter, pastor of the West Side dolph Neal, chief defense counsel, Unitarian church, New York un­ occupying a seat in the nulpit and til his resignation takes effect in Judge John T. Rnulsb.n,' presid­ October, bad announced Evolution ing at the triu', seated in m front ns the subject of his sermon which pew. Filings Arc In IMacc and The he exoected to deliver in tho Announcement hy Mr. Bryan p'otnulntiirn Work Is Almost Methodist church this morning. He thnt the prosecution is attempting Completed; Structure Will wns to speak at the invitation of to confine the case to the issue Pastor Byrd. Be Finished In Two Months by an effort to exclude scientific Byrd explained that tie "quit” testimony!! nd not evade tho Issue because he lind invited Potter and ns charged by tho defense. Thu oiitstnniling feature of the intended to "stand by him.” Addresses by Mr. Brynn and Ml*. Rooster Day Celebration to be I.curning of the protests, Dr. Potter from the same plutforni on staged here on Thursday, July HI, Potter told Mr. Byrd that he would the courthouse grounds, ulthough by the* offlciuls of tiie Siiiifortl under the circumstances withdraw at different times. liaudiall club at which exceptional his acceptance of the invitation. Definite usnurance of clash of entertainment ‘ will be offered to Tho New York minister then attorneys on opposing aides will Hie citizens of this community will posted this notice on the window develop probably today, over the bo tiie baseball game at -I o’clock ill of Robinson’.i drug store, where procedure. lie afternoon between the San- the locnl controversy over the Ten­ The light ovor the competence of -'< nl Celery-feds and the Lakeland nessee anti-evolution statute start­ scientific testimony in the trial of 111. 'blunders, R. A. Newman, pres- ed. Scopes; at the moment the inosi "Dr. Potter has cancelled his interesting of the features of the nt. of the club announced this evolution sermon this morning at dug. ease, peculiar to the court room Ticketii for the occasion have the Methodist Episcopal church procedure must be preceded from I con print'-d and are now Ix-ing owing to threat of congregation." present indications by a skirmish. Questioned ns to the significutru dbti ibuled for sale to residents will come, probably of the expression “threat of con­ ; at Arguments tlnoiighout tin- entire county, said gregation, length, on the competency and Dr. Potter declared: propriety of scientists Me. Newman. Hone hns beet! ex­ us witnesses "More than half of Mr. Byrd’s pressed by club officials that the congregation called on him Sunday in the case, but first the court Sinfonl people will secure the in a body mid told him that svill have to decide if the regular tickets n.i soon ii , possible and night if I were permitted to speak in order shall be followed or this thereby help in boosting tiie cclu-l the church today, they would point determined buforo the tak­ Iiration. ing of testimony begins. wrecl; the church." After u tentative agreement The ball team, lie announced George W. Kapplcycn, original further, will return here Thursday prosecutor of the evolution charges Friday to decide the mooted ques­ in a reiityenateil condition and it against Scopes, agreed to Potter's tion Monday, the attorney general is Imped with n growing ami in­ explanation. Itappleyea is a Sun- served notice on tho defense that the state took the position tiiat it vincible morale that will result in (('ontinned on Pago Three) would be better to have the discus­ a long list of victories. sion when the time rnmo for the It was announced further by defenso to offer witnesses. De­ Mr. Newman tiiat instead of the fense attorneys today said, how­ fireworks display on next Thurs­ ever, that they would demur and day night us was originally plan­ insist tomorrow on settling tho ned. a hi;; dance will lie given in first controversial angle of thu the auditorium of tho new city case at once. ball on Purl; Avenue. Tiie change If thu regular order is followed, in tiie program wns made la-cause RICHMOND, Vh., July 13.—Mrs. tho jury will be sworn, the indict­ it was found that thu fireworks could not lie secured at that time. Helen T. Henderson, of Council, ment read and the defendant enter Relief wns also expressed that the Va., the first woman to bo nom­ a plea of “not guilty.” Although not a fixed practice in dunce will interest a larger num­ inated for the Virginia housu of incut to public life by kdng elec­ the Tennessee courts, Judge John ted to sit as a brother member ber of people and provide more ac­ d eleg ates and one of the most T. Ruulston has indientd from the witli the men xvlio not so long ago tual entertainment than the fire­ prominent figures in the State, bench that ho will request an work-display which wus to have condemned him to the lost of the died Sunday morning in a Knox­ opening statement from prosecu­ rights of u citizen, charging that been given at the hall park. Tenn., hospital after a brief tion and defense os to what they The much talked of game at 2 ville, he was guilty of communicating illness. cx|>cct to show. o'clock in thu afternoon between with tins enemy during the war. Henderson wns prominent Attorneys in both camps tael The automobile from a cause not teams representing the "fats” and in Mrs. political, social and religious this suggestion of the court will yet determined crashed into a the “leans" will be another feature ANGERS, France, July _ 13.— tree by the side of the roadway. of the program. Many local citi­ life in Virginia, West Virginia be followed. Introduction of wit­ Mine, (‘aillaux, wife of thu finance Mnn*. Cuilluux was hurled to the zens have expressed interest in and Tennessee, and had a (listing- nesses fer the state would be tho minister, who became something sidewulk, losing consciousness. this fcaturu of thu progrum ami guished record in the house of del­ next move. Attorney General A. T. Stewart of a popular heroine in France in First uid was given by a doctor, tome have declared tiiat it will be egates. She hud been renominated 1911 after she hud shot and kill"! who hurried to the spot from a worth the time of everyone who by her party for tho 1926 house, thinks the state’s case can be pre­ Guston Calmette, editor of the nearby farm. He foun.1 she was likes “sport" to attend this ex­ standing unopposed in tho coming sented in u short time posslhly not more than one hour being required. primary. Figaro, in order to “clcur her hus­ suffering witli a number of wounds hibition. The celebration, ns previously band's name," was severely injur- [ on the right thigh, bread und knee, Word of her death was received Students from scicncu class* • in ed Sunday when she was thrown and other injuries, and advised that announced, will start with n large hern tonight by Col. John W. Wil­ the Rhea county high school, from an automobile when it crush- j she be tuken to Angers, fifteen parade, forming in the downtown liams, clerk of thu house, and taught by Scopes, will be umoag ed into u tree. She was on her j miles distant. Mine. Mnilinrd was section, which will march through Spcuker Brewer, when Informed, the witnesses an»l Walter White, wuy to learn w hethc her hushncil I found dazed on the step of the the principal streets of tho city appointed a committee from the suiierintondent of school and of­ had been victorious in yesterday’s automobile, but she was nut badly und thun to the hall park. house to attend the funcrnl. which ficial complainant in the case, will by-election for u seat in tne suit- injured. * The municipal land will form will bo held today in Jefferson also occupy the witness stand. ate for the department’ of Hie The lutesi bulletin issued at the with the parade und will furnish City. Governor E. Lee Trlnklo Sri he. At has ordered the flags of the capi- Britain Will Inquire hospital says thut although Mmc. music for the marching. Shu was taken to u hospital nt C'uiiluux’.i condition is serious, she the ball park tho bund will give tel at half mast today. Angers for an operation und her I is not considered to lie in danger. u special concert and will ulso fur­ Besides being the first woman Into Coal Controversy first words when she emerged I Word was dispatched to Mr. nish popular numbers throughout to be nominated to the house of from the anaesthetic weie: “ \tu sl Caillaux and he replied that he tho entire afternoon. LONDON. Jul delegstes, Mrs. Henderson was Joseph elected?" It was leaned from Mr. Newman one of the first two to take seats Sta iley Baldwin fi would start for Angers immediMine. Caillaux was driving with! that thu "Dew Daggers" orchestru, in the house, was the first mem­ ed in the House n friend. Mine. Mnillurd, from a declared to he one of the best in ber of the house to be renominuted seaside resort to Angers. She wus thu state, will furnish music for for the 1926 term, was the first extremely unxioux to know wheth-1 tho ilanco at the municipal hall. Thu and only woman to preside over er her husband hud l>cen able to ♦ dance, ho said, promises Jo be the house and was n member of put the last touch to his reinstnteone of the best ever given here. four important v'oRimiGccs. B A S F ,B A L A A M TO BE BIG EVENT ON BOOSTER DAY Caillaux Elected Senator On Sunday; Wife Badly Injured In Auto Accident First Woman To Be ChosenForVirginia House,PassesA way �W ------ . 91 ______ ’"' IN TRIAL ManagcrChicagoCulw 1 8 OVERFLOWING AndPlayers Go Free [OR,PATHOS A fter Scr^p Fridljy WM NEW YORK, July 11.—Rabbit ; (Continued From P aw One) ' (cat by the defendant. Darrow Marranville, manager, and two of his Chicago Nntional League ball took off his coat. It was hot. William 0. Thompson, of Chi- players were free and clear today ca|ro and New York, joined defense after being arretted for a free for lawyers. Ho announced he was all knock down and drag out fight associated with Darrow in the with a tnxi driver last night. George Warner, the driver, hap­ else. Activities of the court were held pened to be an.ox-pugilist and all up for a few minutes while coun­ except Mnrranvillc were badly sel for both sides posed with the bruised. A crowd halted traffic during jud)tu on the stand. A dozen pho­ the rush hour for half an hour. tographs ffHf1—■— • Clarence Darrow was in his shirt The players said they hired War­ • sleeves. The others wore coats. ner to drive them around the block Judge Raulston po»ed holding his and he charged them 40 cents. avel aloft. The judge instructed MtirranviUo’s efforts ns peace­ he sheriff to seat all possible maker headed off an argument rfpoctatora arid permit others to about the fare. No tip wns forthcoming and atand against the walls. called them “cheap “ MV. Attorney General. I am Warner calling the case ol the state of skntcs”. lie was dragged front Tennessee against John Thomas the cub and fell on the pavement. Scopes," announced Judge Raul- When he got up he displnycd his (ton As Jodeo Raulston was con- *l««c knowledge to good advantage vening court, a blind musician t"« polte* arrived. stationed his organ upOn tho court A t The Churches house laWT and begart playing old fashioned hymns. A crowd ns-1 tumbled around him and soon be­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH gan singing the tunes. Tomorrow will be the last Grand Jurors Hear Music preaching service at the church An the music continued others fur novcrul weeks unless uncxpectwere attracted t6 tho scone and cd* arrangements are made. Serwlhie the Grand Jury was boing vices .Sunday an; ns follows: empaneled in tho court room aSunday School ti:45 o'clock. ve, the faint, sounds drifted Preachings urvice, 11 o’clock. rough tho court room windows. Senior Christiun Endeavor, 7 o’­ ! .'During the intermission the clock. Preaching service, 8 o’clock. crowd poured out upon the lawn ahd gathered in groups to disdusa FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the trial development*. Thu Sunday school 0:30 a.m. country folk reclined upon tho Morning worship and sermon 11 grass. Mothers comforted wailing infants or cuddled their young in a.in. Subject of sermon, "The Se­ their arms where they slept un­ cret of Srtngth ami tho Music of mindful of the issues which dis­ Life." Young People’s Union 7 o’clock. turbed their elders. * •• Evening service 8 o’clock. A debate arose lietween two Wednesday evening the pas­ champions of the Uible. They ar­ torOnwill begin a utudy ofsomo — gued a theological question lustily “ Mountain Messages of the Mastwhile scores circled them and list­ pi." ened'closely. • Tho First Baptist Church cordiA grizzled beared man left the invites visitors nnd citizens to court house exclaiming: “ Didn’t nlly these services. that blessed Old Uible sound good as he read it there to the grand FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday services us follows: jury." • 1 • • Another blind musician entered Hunt! school, K . 11. Adams, the iron fenced lawn and set up superintendent, 0:30 a.in. competition with the organist. His Morning worship, preaching by tunes were in lighter vein. the Presiding elder, Rev. J. F. Hell, J1;0U a.m. oCnferonco, by Rev. Marti# Announces A J. Quarterly F. Hell, 3 p.m. Epworth League Meetings, 7 p. Reduction In .Taxes U s / j I* i. • m. Preaching by the Pastor, 8 p.m. TALLAHASSEE, July 11—Gov­ ernor Martin today fixml the state Quarterly uCnferenco Notice iniriagn for next fiscal year at All members of the Quarterly 1014 milla, u reduction of *4 mill, Conference of the First Methodist ns compared with its milluge of Church will please take notice that 10% last year, "notwithstanding the third quarterly conference will increase] appropriations, etc.". he held ut the church on Sunday Govornor Martin duclured it> n let­ afternoon, July 12 nt 3 o’clock. All ter to the comptroller, “1 have members are urged to be pres­ been able to keep my promiso to ent and have reports ready. people of tho stute in the reduc­ Rev. J. F. Bell will preside at tion of stute tuxes." tho Conference, S B ||(4. \ R® • } M ; 0*b§ 8 I f k CHURCH OF TUP. HOLY CROSS Fifth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday School at D:45 o'clock. Morning service nt 11 o'clock. .Charles Ponzi Gets 7 To 9 Years In Prison ri<*. BOSTON, July 11.—Charles 1’onx.i, who on February 2(3, was f«unio guilty on four indictments ••barging larceny from investors in .Ilia International Postal Reply cou­ pon enterprise in 11)20, today was adjudged by Superior Court Judge Sisk to Imj “a common and notori­ ous thief," and was sentenced to a states prison for u term of seven to nine years. iifti Bt: ’ cheerfulness testify ‘ her life. Resolved (11.)^ — That we exoress our heartfelt sympathy to her pusband, Dr. C. AL Mitchell, and pray God’s blessing on him in his ministry to the needs of others. That we also express our sym­ pathy in the passing away of his father, thus making his burden unduly heavy, but commend him unto God’s comforting and abun­ dant love. •Resolved (II.) That a copy of these resolution be published in th’o Sanford Herald that a copy be spread on the minutes of this So­ ciety, and a copy bo sent to I)r. C. M. Mitchell, Mr*. T. J. Armstrong, s Mrs. Jennie Munson. Miss S. A. Goodutc, Committee. WASHINGTON, July 11.—Wenthey outlook for week beginning Monday mostly fair first half fol­ lowed by scattered local thunder­ showers latter half. Nurntul tem­ peratures. St. Joseph's n port of importnncte in tho curly days of Floriilu wus sturtcil in 1830, The famous draft nmiiuscript of .tupolfon’s stirring upinml to his nrmy in Italy wuh sold recently nt auction in Lmdon for (750. cuit. In and for the C ounty o f S em in ole and S ta te of Florida, for a u th o rity to s ell nt p r iv a te salo th e Interest of said minor, earn h a v in g an undivided on e six th Inturest In an d to the f o l lo w in g • lie Interest In ami t o t h e f o llo w in g described real esta te, situ a te , ly in g and b ein g In flernimilo County. r l o rlila t o - w l t: T h e K a s t ' l - l o f tn e North e a st 1-1 of tile S o u th w e st 1-4 of Section 28. T o- w n s h ip 21, Soutli R a n g e 20 Bast. D ated th is 1 0 th day of June. A. V. SEE US WHILE STOCK IS PLENTIFUL. 15 years of SERVICE KILGORE SEED CO. • •* •» •' • • ■ ■ Phone 24fi. Wclakai SAVE a n a THRIVE | In 1925 Loss Insurance It ia like taking out “loss insurance” when rent a safe deposit box at th e F irst National nani A "promium” of a few cents a day provides al solute protection for your valuables and com^ freedom from worry on your part. SEE US ABOUT IT TODAY. FIRST NATIONAL BAM' S A X I'O ltn , IT.A. pm r m . •’¥ 5X • Sale!!! No ineilli'iil Rxumtmitlnn required to take this policy. 1U26. • II V . B . D* M 'flLA H H , ■ H g a a a a a a a H a a a a ■■■■■> hums ■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■iaa ill business section at wonderful bargain. »• »»•• • • DISPLAY WEEK y July 13---1 ■ ■ ■ ■ Value will A complete line of Ford Trucks will be on display and ready for rkagKiJ stration all of next week. Let uJ double within sixty days. Rest-a-While show them to you. 'M SEE CAFE lake Monroe Realty BEST CHICKEN DINNER IN FLORIDA RESOLUTIONS WHEREAS:—In His Ali-Wiso I'rovideiice, God hus culled homo Mrs. Alice Mltchel, wife of Dr. (*. M. Mitchell, and in Iter death tho MisHionury Society of thu Coltl'rct(utionul church has lost u faith­ ful and earnest member', we the nteniher.t of the Society deni re to express our appreciation of her, faith and devotion. Resolved ( I ) —That hors wns a] lift) of personal wort It and sincerest devotion, and that while she I 4vus nn intense sufferer for m uny.^$ years, she nevertheless maintained] + + her interest in many worth-while. T I activities. ig.£ That her fuitliftil snlmiission, -;' ss ss ss s■ :■ LOT Sanford Avenue!! Cl.rlt of Ihe Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit u f Flor­ ida I ii and for Sem inole C ounty. (HBAL) I let'., t i e s K- Spencer, Solicitors and of Counsel, for tin- Complainant. July II-IH.26, A u gu st 1 -8 .1 5 - 2 2 --TSeptem ber 6. W e c o v er 47 sla tes. In b u sin e ss 3s years. If policy not a b so lu te ly s a t isf a c to r y return ut m ice und vve Will refund th e 110. 'A ddress B. II 11111 la 111 \ g e n t . NORTH A MBill**. AN .MX'inKNT INSDRANCB ••<»., 217 Droii u-M arx llldg., Illruilnghaiu. Ala (D on't a n sw e r th is ml If you haven't the cash.) GO!* First National Bank Hldff. f) miles south of Sanford at Shorts Auto Camp, on Sanford and Orlando IliKlnvay. E d w a r d Higgins INCORPORATED It. J. Holly, Jr. It. L. Shipp, II. J. Milder, VV. A. Adams, “ SALES FORCE: R. L. Grier, W. C. Coleman m 5 I” ■i i i i a n z a B x n x u x i z z z i i x a a i i i z i i i u a i z z i i i a i x i i m i a i Open for Reservations N. B. JEROME AND WIFE, Prop. Sanford, Fla. (& iM £ )w u p , havings i account •7 > t# — // !• !• . GOOD L U N BER LASTS A UFCTIME. t w a t s ABOUT A S LONG A S y O U 'L L LIVE. J A ______ tmX i -------------rf ;.£j------------u X A_______ V t V ' * - A J*— -. Front: O.ik i t r i m r , Htrrcl I'n iln g .40 I'nl.l Price $2,500.00 I OK K M IH IIIA . I * . A * ! * * 0 * * » ) ? * “ I.VOI.B C OI.V TY, IX CHA XC K IIT . n. W . O T T K R . C om plainant, vs. J. \V. G A Itl'K N T H Il. et al.. f>«-f*n«l:tnt*. . C IT A T IO N T o J . W . C a r p e n t e r , n m l w ife . M. P. C a r p e n t e r of T a > !o r * v ll|* . A l a ­ b a m a ; C. It. S ew ell, o f N e w m a n . • N o r n lu . ns G u a r d i a n o f H o w n td L a n g a m i C a rl L a n g ; I.. J . L a n a ami w ile , K llzulirth D. I- a n g ; I l o w u r d A. I - i n g a m i w ife, K s l e l l e L u n g ; C a rl M. I .niig a m i w i f e , ---------------I.ung, w h o se Christian tiumn Is unk n o v r ; G eo rg e A u gu ztiis ThortpM.n nr.d B d w yn Sandy a H aw es, as T r u ste e s o f I-Inrldii l*.tn.l and Colon­ isa tio n Company, l.intlteO. a o.rp o ia t ih o ; Wm. A lexa n d er iluehaiiun as Liquidator <>f F lo rid a IjiikI and C olonlzutoln c'.>ui|.niiy, f^tmIt..1. nil m corporation of rKnglnndj iTi - for lu Land l.nnu mer stoekliolderH of Kloridu and Colonization Company, l.lnnt* d. Whoeo n Ihiuid at'd corporation . n am es nr. u n know n (onelit, M. Ar•--------- A re d o n rrdomln uml w ife, da. w h o se Christian nam e Is un­ k n o w n ; uml each nod e v s r y of Ihe ab ove mime (Jufemlanls, If livinx; and If either, uuy or all o f smd p arties he dead, to all partliis claim ­ in g Interests Under the fo llo w in g d eceased i|efeiHlltlils. t o - w l t : I* .1. b a n g and wife, Kllzabeth 1). Lang: H ow ard A. l a m g nml w i f e , Hutull Lang; thirl II. Lung and Wife. -----■ — Lang w h o se Christian n a m e Is u n k n ow n : (leorgo A u g u stu s and l-Mw y n Kandys D aw es, as T r u s t e e s of Florida la im) and C olon ization Com­ pany, Llmlled, a eorporatlnn, Wm. A lexan d er llucliannu. us Lhiuldaior of Florida Land uml Cnlonlzntlon I'umimny, Limited, a eorporntlon of Bnglund: all form er s t o c k hoULr* of Florida Iat ml uml Colonlxuli.iii Cotnpany, Limited, a ll<|llMnt. d m rtmrntliin. w h o se names a r e un­ k n ow n : Josep h M. A rredonda and wife, ------- -—— A r.d onda, whoso Christian n am e i* u n k n o w n ; to all p arties ela lm lu g Interests under Moses K. L«vy, deceased: Wm. T ra­ vers d ecea sed ; and John Font us, d eceased; oh otherw ise. In and to til" f o l l o w i n g dencr Ibed lands, s i t ­ uate, Iving nml being In tlm City Burlap and Muslin, 72 inches wide, ready for ss Close In Apartment House Site F ir ir t'M l, corded In P la t Hook J, on p a g e *1, . » • 1• ,o p 1 u W r i i U x s a U : The time made by Captain Mat­ N\»Tit*K N o tic e ta h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t o n th e o f th e p u b lic record s of S cm ln u lo thew Webb in his successful swim ■wysBfhdfljfsSrvWMt ™ .... ™ .j B of M ellon vllle A v e n u e 487.5 ■ ’of the English Channel in 167/J ‘r t hi et au nxd e rss iag nre df fg u a.■‘•-ft rd ian of th e tt ee er t line N o rth I d e g r e e s ; B a st o f th e was just fifteen minutes under 24 p e r s o n s a m t e s t a t e o f M a u d e T. 1 a r - tn teraectlon t h e c e n t e r lin e of ll n . J o h n H e n r y P a r t i n a n d J a m e s M ellon vllle Aof hours! ven u e w i t h t h e Sou th fi R o b e r t J ’a r t l n nil m i n o r s , w ill m a k e lin e or S ection 30,T o w n s h ip is ,S o u th n n p p li c a tl o ti t o th e H o n o r a b l e J . J . R a n g e 31 B ast, S e m in o le County, ■ nppllrntl IX T U B r m r t l T t ' O t ' H T OK T IIB Dlcklnuon. J u d g e o f the Circuit w ith ■ HBVBXTII J t T I I C I . i l . I T I K T 'I T Court of the S ev en th Ju d icial Cir­ F lorid a; th en W e s t p arallel th e Sou th line o f sa id S e c t i o n 3U the B ast line o f the S an fo rd •to Iran i; th e n c e N orth 25 degrees F a st u lon g said G ran t lin e to a point bsa.a fe e t m easu red o n a lino North 4 d e g r e e s B a s t from t h e Sou th lino or hhiu Section 30; th e n c e B ust parallel w ith said S o u th lin e o f S ectio n 30, IM.35 f e e t to th e c e n ­ ~‘ te r o f M ellon vllle A v e n u e ; th e n c e S ou th 4 d e g r e e s W e s t a l o n g th e ||,n * ,,f M e lo u v llle A v e n u e 1 PB.I f e* e t to a p o in t o f b e g in n i n g , les s the B ast 40 f e e t for s t r e e t p u r ­ poses. C on ta in in g 2.3 a c r e s , inure 1M or less, and also IDA F. McLA.Mll. IleglimtOK ut th e I n t e r se c tio n o f Ounrdlan o f tho above sign ed Hie c e n t e r line of M v lo n v llle A v ­ Minors. en uioe w ltn e iu u n th e South lin e o f S e c tio n N K W B L L f t BOYBR. IK S ou th , R u n g s al an. T o w nnsltlp s A tto r n e y s f or Ouardlan. Sonaiaoln - C o u n ty , Klorldu; KkslJ S«mi T IIB C’i l t C l T T C O C H T 4»K T U B th eiiee Norrth 4 d i k r e e s B ast a lo n g s b v b .x t i i J i m * i i i . c n t c i r r I th e c e n t e r line of M u llou vlllo A v ­ •i »!■ v • T il IIv n STATB u . i M iOK t n i cKI.OIIIOA, n i i v T V 'enuC IH5.I feet; th e n c e W est p a ra lJJ •'. - / i - 2 5 , ? * . l , ' 0 , 'K <-u l N1 * | lel With the S o u th lin e o l said RESOLUTIONS t m m v ririv S ectio n JO, a d is t a n c e o f C77.5 fe e t WHEREAS—Mrs. Amanda Ens.VA A. MLItNUDN. t„ th e L a st lin e o f the S a n fo rd L om p ln ln n n t c r a n t : th e n c e Soilin' 26 d e g r e e s W est minger, n devoted, consecrated, vs. n lo o g said U ra n l lin e to m e S o u th nnd exemplary member of the WILLIAM II. AUDHNItIK D. et nl.. lin e o f suid S ection 3U; tin h c e B a st Defelllbl tltS. Congregational Cuhrch, nnd of a lo n g salil South lin e o t S e c t i o n 3o CITATION to b e g in n in g , Hess tip S o u th 36 the Missionary Society of the same To W illia m 0 . A u d enrled and ! feet and the Knst 40 f e e t to r s t r e e t w ife. ■ Audenrled. w h ose purpose*. has been taken to her Father’s C o n ta in in g I.Y a cres, Christian n a m e Is su n k n ow ’ii: Kmhome in Heaven, there to receive or less, an to a n y a n d all uni A. A udehrebl. as Cuardlati o f the omore er p erso n s w h o s e n a m es a r e u n ­ the reward of the faithful, we minor ch ild ren of W lllls m <1. Atnl- thow n , c la i m i n g a n y right, t i t l e or enrirtl: W illia m O. A uden rled ; Km- kn the members of the Missionary Interest In und to t h e property h erema A. A u d en rled ; Mary 44. Ilia hove d escribed, o r uuy p a r t or Society, desire to place on record Audenrled; Louise M. A u d • parcel thereof. a token of appreciation. enrled; A n n a F. A u d enrled and It Is hereby ordered l l i a l you Margaret W. R am sey ; uml each nml Resolved (1)—That in n life each of you, he and a p p ea r b e ­ and .-very o f the ab o ve named d e­ fore our Circuit C oprt, u t t h e C ou rt so beautifully Christ-like, serene, fendants. If liv in g ; nml If either, H ou se at Haulord, on thu any or a ll o f said d e fe n d a n t s he 7th duy o f S ep tem bFlorida, unselfish, eager to be about her er, 1836, und dead, lo nil parties c la i m i n g In­ Father’s business in the vineyard tliell uud th ere m a k e a n s w e r to the terests und er tlie f o l lo w in g d e ­ bill o f coin p lalu t ex h ib ite d a g a i n s t of her Master slio has sot u.n an ceased d e fe n d a n t s, t o - w l t : William In th is cause. • I. Audenrled und w ife,------ Audeii- you example ,nnd left us n memory It is tu rtlier ordered th a t tills rle.l. w h o se C h ristian n am e Is u n ­ that shall cVer be n source of in­ known; K m mu A. Audenrled as o r d e r of iTlhllruttnn he p u b lish ed spiration to higher things. Ouardlan o f th e minor ch ild ren of lu th e Hanford Herald, a n e w s p a p e r Hanford, - H.) .m o l e W illiam •}. A udonrlcd; W illiam •!. published In Resolved 11.—That while our Amh-nrled; Mtnmu A. Atiduurie.l; County, Florida, o n ce e a c h Week tor hearts go out in kindly sympathy Mary 44’. A udenrled; le n i ls e .41. A u d ­ eig h t c o n s e c u t iv e w eek*. WITNBHS my hand uml th e Heal enrled; A n n a F. A udenrled. uml to the loved ones loft behind, we Margaret \V. R am sey ; to nil p a r l­ of the c ir c u i t Court o f th e S e v e n th are thankful for the heritage of Ju d icial Circuit of thr| S t a t e o f ies c la im in g In terests under Michael I Doyle, d e c e a se d : t le o r g e C. Florldu. In ami for Benilnolo C o u n ­ such a life, nnd bid them bow in Brantley, d e c e a se d : N ic h o la s 44'ns- ty, on th U th e ll t l i day uf J u ly , A. humble submission to our Fath­ sllieff. d ecea sed uml R obert If. Ilnin- D„ 1826. V. B. DO 1,(1 LA HH. er's loving will. ttey, d eceased ; or o th e r w is e , III and C lerk o f the Circuit Court o f tho to Ihe f o l lo w in g ilesezlhed luil.ls, Resolved (III)—That n copy of s l lu a l e . l y i n g and b e in g In the S e v e n th Ju d icial Circuit, Iii uml for these resolution he publishud in City of Sanford, County of Hemln- Hemlnole County. <de and S ta le of Fbirbla more pur­ Ity A. M. 4VBKKH. D eputy C lerk. the Hanford Herald, a copy lie " •. I;.1 1 y d escrib ed a s fo l lo w s lo- (HBAL) spread on minutes of oil the minilteg or tllisi„r Hanford. County of Seminole m. wit: : >.^:SVV1 D e l-Id le s m ill Kpeneer, Society, and a cony he sent to the Slate of Florida, more partleuhtrl) ...its F ift e e n (1 5), S ix t e e n ll.;>, Sollclturg and of C..tinsel, ■ - described a* follows, to-wit: ■ teen (1 7) B lg llle e n (18). Nin.'- for the C om plainant, family. L ots I l o 47, both n u m b ers In­ Sleeven J u ly 11.18-2:.. A u g u st 1-8-16-22-22- ■ e n (1'J). and T w e n t y (3ll) o f I’aee Mrs. T. J. Armstrong, clu siv e, uf •Iracellne Court, ■« per, acres, accord in g to |i(ut th e r e o f re- * Hepteinher 6. M plat th ereof, duly recorded III IT.it Mrs. Jennie Munson, ■ Hook 3, on page 00 of Ihe 1*111.11.■ Miss S. A. Goodule, lie. ords of S em in ole C ou n ty, F lo ­ ■ rida, and (o any nml all o th e r perCommittee. ■ noim w h o se n lines are u n k n ow n cl.ilnilng any right, title nr Interest " III nnd to the lands h erein ab ove tl> Resident of Florida sin ce ISS4. scribed, or any part or p arcel t l u r i References: t.f. F irst N atlom il Hank. It Is hereby ordered th a t you and each o f you lie and nppear be­ J. II. HUTCHINSON fore ou r said Clreult Court at tl.e U RA L KNTATK Court House at Hanford, Florid a, >»i A creage, Purmn ami Orange the 7lh day of Sep tem b er, A. D U ivivss u Hpeelallv 1126, and then and th ere niuke a n ­ IU20 Laurel A venue, sw er to th e bill of rcmplftlnt e x ­ ■ ■ Munlier of HANFORD, FLA. hibited a g a in s t you In t h i s cause. ■ ■ F lorid a Htnte It Is fu rther ordered Uml this ■ ■ F lorists A ssociation . order lie published lu T h e Hanford WELL LOCATED 2 * Herald, a n ew sp ap er ( u h l is h c d In Hanford. Hemlnole County, Florida, 4IRX. .4 X 0 4V01IBN. I.IHTKX (.lice each Week for e ig h t cult see* year, buys our f6,nbU I'remler polhty, pays 127.00 Ullve It....... weekly, covering accidents WITNKH8 my hand nnd th e seal uml over 7u diseases, liu'lud- of I lie Circuit Court of t h e Sevenll. lug pneumonia, upjiemlleltls. paral­ Judicial Circuit of the S ta t e of F l o ­ ■ M ysis, cancer, blood poisoning, etc. rida. In and for H. in loole Coo o n . Men and women Insured lit to 7». on this the l l t l i day of J u ly , A. I>. CHRISTIAN CHURCH O. S. Brooke, Minister. Sunday School at D:45. Conimutiion und prcuchint; ut 11. Eveoing service nt 8 o’clock. Sermon subjects, morning "Follow Jesus,” evuning, "Ten Reasons for BuiiiK a Christian." A vote will he tak­ en at the mopnint; service on the organization of n congregation. All ut Legion Hall, W eather Outlook Is Pair For N ext Week t r ■; i. . “*il , THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 11,^925. alu e lint I nee.I It Vain I III* III 41It I*|• T ill* I* n a ile r Ih t t l x t k r li V .4lilll(F.sk ilH KHTt. IIOI M l. 41)7 .. i i >1 * i* •• .. j -------- J 8 I • • • •. . * ri i J. H. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences nnd Business Properly. TRUTH AND YOUR Easy Repayment Plan SAVINGS ACCOUNT v ■ '5 Office in new Merriwcathcr Building 2pd Street. ' Phone GU ■ i ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ \ A Real Pick-up Let such an Account 4vitb this pmverful institu­ tion tell the story o f your life. Start today! lit the City Limits of Sanford Near Loading Station ■-ar. • A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars EASY TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE Three Corner Lots in Sanford Heights Each One a Itargain s E. F. l Just a small amount and then regular weekly deposits which will dnnv interest. mms L A N E SAVINGS REALTOR Bourns 5411-502. Phone 95 First National Bank Building. Sales Force: ■ Mies Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, : Mr. Mnx4vcll Stewart. u u iu iu iu u m iiiM iiim iiiiiiim iH i Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Freight WiJ* r.inr ,.f ra,„ngrr oc*on»4»orf*tk^»‘| . a* r VERY BODY, k nows the story of George Wash* “ Ington and the cherry tree. It is the story of truth. And it Savings Account tells the truth about you, too! a n iu rti 0f cuUlm . I ranxi^rLit**,,, inclttdctf im aU und inairl* atatrruuni •fcum m uilatlutu ur t,rvf«rr«l I.K-»lion* •vmllobU xt v a rjm g .Iw itL n x I N l m i B I t K X m II.SIOX t ’AHBN a l.-ki tn t>n Sale May II PRESIDCNT LUMBER THAT LASTS he woodwork in your home is the thing that Texacting needs your most careful attention—your most specification if you ore building for en­ durance. The woodwork is the frame ami back­ bone o f your structure— it must have stability and rigidness. Only carefully selected, thorough­ ly seasoned lumber 4vill do. That is what wo of­ fer you. G m C A LL ! l*! , R etu rn Lim it *k'. J .4 I KNOXVII.I.B TO NF.W M l l t K t m R F . T I IIX J A l'K S O X 4 II.I.B TO IIIA Itl.K M T O X ANI» It I " I t It N i i t t i MANAGER I r.tli to Mejit. srttli. CARTER LUMBER COMPANY In Our New Home On \Y. Third St. Piione 5U5 Sunford, Florida JAl'KSOX V II.I.B T o lin in g >11.4 411 .4 X 0 t i n I tinrlt-M tnn— l l r l u r i t l t i K U F .T IH N (*-■-** D l r r r l N l r a in r r • 'rum .Inrk-mit III.- | u I'b n rlr-ln ii r v e r y T burntlay— 4 rrl*r "j I knrlt.-lnti r trry I rl.tn, — lltli* Ubii.il Sunday ntnrulug. .1 -I r n n tr r . Ir.,»r lll.it,.1 n r r , T n r -.la y • l l« . . r i . x r , » rrrrl*'*l | •Inn,In, u lu liit n r r it iu g J«,-k-.iu» till- \ \ r d n r - d a y tau n tin g . >114 411 TO NK4V >01114 A N D IIKTI’UN N8~« , s i r n a tr r - -nil front >llun:l fo r N r* \ 4 urk t r a l l i u g o l J *' l rtt-r. Tut-..lit) nt ttuyhrrak. Qpfii fur rroi-itfina nf |tlt»-rllg, , i-t.-t.l.tK lirlt«.-ru 7 nVIut-k utt.l ttildiilixbl. K l i i r r . a -tt-u**1*’* sa il l..r Nn* \ urk. d l l r r l . rvrry Frltluy a l -I I*. .41, ST. . l o l l Vs IIIV'DK P Y t ’L'R.HONS ,1 Hattfuril t.i Jni-ksunvlll.- an d Ut-turn l i o o o . Inclu.lliu; Maala *p. l S tvn m rrs l.r.ivt. Haulord D ally K xcr|il .Mon.lay IJ:1-» y l.ra v e Jackxiiitvlllu Dally B x cu p l Huu.luy 4;0() l*. M- For further information, retrrvatioht, tickets, etc., apply to C L Y D E L IN E Jacksonville Sanford �THE SANFORD HERALD, M O N D ^. JUtY^I3J 925, ►AGETWO OUT OUR WAY f B o r s M u c o o l O m' > A nd Business Is Tough In His General Store Because He H as to Suffer for Evolutionist’s W ritings d r a g m e B a ck -r' 'Th a t k in d a l i f e » iT Took m e FdTTV Ucrtt la the atorc In Dayton conducted by Jl»n Darwin, distant relative of the famous evolutionist. At the right la his daughter, Margaret Darwin Walter*, and below Jim-Darwin Inapccta a photograph ot Chariot Darwin. NEARS 'r ’CrtT SOME SEMSE* MESSu H .I B in MARRIED Two \ HULLMEARS NOWy BY AI.LBNE SUMNER I he moved to n spot in Rhea county DAYTON, July 15—Bual-j about six miles troni IJayton, setness Isn't ns good ns usual In the tied there .and called the town little general clothing store which Dnrwin atntlon. Jim Dnrwin has run for nor,a For years this descendant of 35 years In t nyton, Tennessee. ' the great scientist tilled the land There's a reason! I here, managed his general store, Some folks who heard about the ®"‘l Dancing aettlcd the town ns n Darwinian theory that started all' fojulnr family at fair, the “monkey business’ in Dayton The .Southern Railroad paused g >t thn notion thnt Jim Da. am was througli Darwin Station. There the man who did it! « crp numerous wrecks. Dispatcha ,.r i , l..... 1era confused Darwin and Dayton. t ' d x 51*° ^ o k jl m -TVj o \ ME A H S MOSEM? jW u H VAJEREkfT, ' tU T R ’ W A F? ' W A S MUM? MORE CHtKJ^ MEARUM ( A L L G O u E -A M A N - vajELLMORE vEAr s i s B ig g e r . Ca'£ i? t t t t 0-1/ARnEW Itt tM w i \ / OM - ..- h IS FROM US&EMIM H mmoV - t o o m u c h i AM* JJy W ! -Tk * CHlkl IS FROM] SA M lU NCJTHIM’ I C0M^fPCW ALL MARRIED MEM ORAVvliikjfL «MTC) His GrtSTvHETAWAM* S H E lL lu ^ BU T I DOKTT G lT J ^A T onU A -ftV HAM OW H lS J V \ BACK- s t s J r s 'Jim r J E 3 .* f t J S * .“ r £ «i! pS y p ‘‘ , J ' ' It a In th e Iilood FLORIDA FACTS pletcly settled by Darwins. The | great colonial mansion where the g r a n d f a t h e r bet , -n still stands. in honor of the da covery by him which er Sunday ( I'ascus 27, 151T. A State museum at Tallahassee ApnlncHfy.lj.1 dute j. its cxlstnnce showing tin, geological and mine­ as a -city, from 13.10. ral features of the state was start­ ed and is now maintained by the Immigrant’, from the Bermuda Geological Survey. Islands settled at New Smyrna in 17CU. No colonization wan attempted in Florida by de Soto, lie mar di­ The convent of St. Francis was ed immediately founded in 1583 in the City of St. afternorthwestwardly landing in this state and Auguntine. I > later died on tho hanks of the Key West wna niiula a navr.l Mississippi river. station in 1820 and wus then laid Tha first time that Florida np off: into lots. « « prared in the United Stjpty# ccgauA UjhWJt-aJ / * v > u r e * * .jf » m » **rv-{n 1830. v Trljp ' H M f «lm** in ^mie of over ^ 1II,- eii used in population mnr- rapid!;' than has the country ns a whole ia OOO.OOO anduV< every decade since then. The phosphate rock output for Thoro nrc more than 160 saw mills in thi state of Florida. Florida average over 2,500,000 Their combines annual cut is up­ tons per year. Of this amount ward uf a billion feet, million tons is shipped to Bonce de Leaf named Florida markets. Thirty companies ■ ■ ■ % arts engaged in mining phosphate., in this state. Hard rock phosphates used cxtcnsively in the manufacture of fertilisers, has been mined in Hernando de Soto in i.V’.S sailed; Florida for more than twenty-five years. The deposits have been us­ I he first governor of Honda fiom Spain with COO picked men. ually found In the western part of \va: Lucas Visipioz de Ay Han, who They spent the winter in Cuba the central peninsula Florida. was commi doued It; the Spanish end enter.d the bay on the west crown in 1521. At that time ci a t of Florida on May 25, 1530, Diego Murolo, a Span’ li navi­ Florida extended to the (’ana linn the day of the Feast of Pentecost, gator from Cuba, sailed Up the border and lie attempted to plant de Soto named the bay Espiritu west eoa.it of the . late in laid a colony where Hu British later Santo because , of the day of dis­ covery. This was later called Tam­ and discovered RclimcMii Ray. lie i : Inldished Jamestown. pa Ray from an Indian village in is saiil to havo scouted gold .’tom that vicinity. the Indians and retain I to Cuba The total area of Florida is 35,and told of inn.) Jive; wealth of th • 111,010 acres of which 27,000,000 The government in 1828 appronew land. acres are forest. The wooded $10 000 for the purchase nr.'i of Florida is greater than 'printed f. Jive nnk in West Florida, The* •Florida •(ueohipftral ■•Survey .that of any qthvr state. T hi to­ •the timber land being in demand for was i&labtishcd ia U>07 by an act tal stand of timber in Florida is of the legislature. Th.‘ first uii- estimated at 100 billion fey. the construction of ships. Between and 1800 over 208,000 acres miitl report was made the follow­ (board measure) mt rehantab'e 1830 n Florida were ret aside growing ing year. It now issues many saw timber. live inks for hip huildii.g timber, valuable bulletins regarding liefliere ii .rvations included the state's minerals, water supply nml More kinds of trees growth in whole of Santa Rosa island and other natural resources. Florid i than in any other slat,. (scattered areas in the central and Dr. John Clifford, of Cocoa nut vast portions of the state. In UM)H the United Staten gov drove gives a list of more than eminent established the Chootn 281 native and cultivated. Few / A •i--i- -t*<•+•!•■> There is no doubt that, in Sanford or Seminole county there arc people who need almost any particular article at all times. If an article is not a general neces­ sity, there are few buyers, but a m arket can be found every day for anything if the proper effort is made to S w e e t B re a th at atl times f THE \ FLAVOR oa sts} locate th a t m arket. w * — »-•' After eating u* rwokinft Wrl^ley's freshen* the mouth and sweeteiv* tire breath. Nerves art soothed, throat I* refreshed and digestion Aided. So rosy to carry theUtile packet! The "fundamentalist Jury’' in the far-famed Dayton (1 eleven ot whom admitted being uuvnut church members J. 11 Bowman, J. R. Thompson, W. (». Day, It. L. (lentr; nmf W. F. Robinson. The twelfth juror. W. T. Smith, at the left is Sheriff R. U. Harris and at the rieht Judo - a fte r ci'cry m eal f,nf Thedford’s Liver Medicine Made from selected medicinal roots and hcibs-Nature’s own remedy tor Constipation _anu Indigestion. 'i right scene of courtroom ns trial is open courtroom (Ccnc Harrow in in center. Sold Everyw here Distributed to thousands of readers offer an easy means of reaching all sorts of buyers economically and swiftly. s t L c O hj �v*Ti <1 • >’ 1 xQ riZA , •i* ’w "^~i1 .• ‘ r . Though China has 800 native liT. 11;. 1L _____ . JJonahison ■ recently r u language dailies of which only d x established, the £act thnt tali per- b u Il Oe r s are real newspapers, the itvefafcc satis haVe h'eavlbf-braids than do WORK O N YACHT agte-of nil Chinese hewspapert i.< short ones,' thp- difference 1 often only about two yean. amounting to ns much ns IB pet. CLUBHOUSE HERE The conlplction of the yacht ba­ sin will aid materially In the club’s endeavor to get n lurge number of yachts on the lake this winter, it is declared. Among other plans, 1Mqj. Kmoty said that a regatta will probably be bcld here in which (Continued From Page Ona) Maj. Emory is especially' wqllj boats from all over the country pleased with the interest that has!will be entered. been manifested in the club by __________________- * outsiders. Membership fees lin v e '/i r T T T O r ’I J A T A IV Q T been received front several Orlan-[ ' - l l U I v L 'tT L do yacht enthusiasts, he said, and K V O T jT T T 'I O N T A L K , others are to Join the club within o a short time. I MINISTER Q U I T S letters have been received front! __ people in New York and other | (Continued From Pnge One) northern states, who are interested ! day school teacher in Byrd’s church b’ seeing the club function here. 1and an ardent admirer of the local Within n short timo the resident' minister. “Yes, they threatened motpbership roll will be closed,' they* would break up the church," Maj. Emory announced, and nftor he said. thnt time membership enn only be [ I)r. Rnppleyca declared that It eecurcii througli invitation and sub was under the stimulation of sequent election ny tile club. Byrd's preaching and “liberal" i»- RELEASE BY ALL CLUB Mabel McKinleu Stages^ , First of Changes to Be Might In Sanford Team Effort to Strengthen Jy Manager Jim Moore tries of changes in the linc[the Sanford baseball team ( Saturday night when aocseman Walxak, upon his revas given his release, ncto President R- A. N’ew;'the club this morning. It i announced who will play base for the. Celcrymcn in d this aftsrnoon. Jewmsn announced that a r more . telegrams have t out in quest of new mnlo tr the local clufv but thnt | definite has been done yet igning up of new players. ras further declared by Mr. n, that if it la possible to >nnant winning baseball remain within th#»aalary of the Florida State League i name time, the Sanfojrtl club .merge from the present seu (hh n long string of victories, | credit. (rring to tlie six scheduled I with Lakeland during this He said that he is confident] Ihu Celery Haters will take t SO per cent of the games it after this week, the San­ ta m will win even a larger luge, 1 questioned regarding the Fort Myers last week for Inford franchise, Mr. NewIserteil that In* is of the be­ lt the local offlcials are unobligation whatsoever to jers from that city because fact that the club frnntjuhl not be sold by the prvs\ t the organization without eceiving the consent of the lof directors, and, that only ye negotiations fur the puryf the dub were ‘carried nn lr. Britt last Thursday, statement Friday morning, htt stated thi^t a fitort Myers {ad made n bid for the team fell short of the sum ask . that he (Britt) was to re1 telegram that afternoon |ng whether or not the Fort funs would agree to give fccessary amount for the purof the club, following which (mild go to Fort Myers to the contract. According 1 1 Mr. Britt and Mr. Newman final or bidding agreement 1made whereby the Fort Myers csentatives had a right to say they had purchased the club. Says Father Cheated Her cr a train journey. Mix in a crowd. Anything except trawling away into myself and shutting tho door. Tho mood will always H o s te ss R eturns To T h e a tr e T t~ e x > pass. fO R T H C C t/C N IN v i. . by tbo ,nc*i-rv«.i>fcurlei c o x f iiT io x d r The First National Bank iV »/ H r ; vr &t*ront>. i'm inidi I( l' o l oo ipf O f HuBlara* On Jan<> Oatk, 1SZ3. UKHOUKCEH CEH<*■ ; *1 • .(a). Lre I) Loans ami discount*. Including rrdlsrnunts )U||>’« of nth«r banks and fut.ilan hills of psiiTiar anas nr drafts. a»ld with Innorsemcnr nf th is h ank («*iri*i>i thos«- show n In h. ar.d c...... 11, 171.747.1) -‘ »h) Arccriancrn of other h a n k s discounted . of 11U* hank puroliaard by I t .... ................. ........ <c) l ustomers' lla h lt lty accou n t of a ccep ta n ces At Ths T otal loans O verdrafts, secured, ___ none; ____ ... . unsecured, t l S ).)2 l t ).92 1'. S. (Iuurunirnt srcarltlrs nunrili I1*), AlJj*ther United mates Ilovernmcnt securities T OTAl. (tncludlnK icludlr prem ium s. If a n y ) ......... .... 'i5s.s5o.tm O ther bonds, s t o c k s , secu rities, etc.: H a n k in s House, H 30,1)00.00; F u rn itu re »75.0o0 fix tu res. S t.awful reserve with Federal Reserve Hank 10 r a s h In vault nnd banka ,— ......... — am ou n t due from .. nutlun.il ....... ....................... Corporation succeeding Frank W. Total of R e m s a. io. M. 15. nnd 15 50).152.:s Mondell, resigned. Mr. Harrison. TOTAL has been assistant to Eugene Mey-j er, Jr., managing director of the I.IAU1LIT1RS corporation nnd served ns secre­ ITvOnpItal stork paid In ........ ........................... ......... tx Su rp lu s (nnd ........ ......... .............,___ ... ._ . ..... tary to former secretaries Wallace 19 l a ) Undivided .prufltx IS.tO.iM and Houston of tho Department of lU iirrvrd fur T a x e s anil Ins. 7.0()o.Qi) TOTAL ................................................... Agriculurc. ■» \ 2.24M II.2 *'1- te.'J 32««*)4 2,355.47 11.044 49 35 U erilflrd c h e c k s our*tundlmr ........ . .. ........ 2« (‘ash lers' C h eck s o u ts ta n d in g T o tal o f Items 23. 25. 21. 27. and 24 IT,400 |4 ■|M llrm n a d d ep o sits t n t h r r tk a s fcnnk d e p o s its ! s s k j f f l to R eserv e (d e p o s its p a y a b le w ith in 30 d ay s: IT Individual d ep o sits subject (a rhm'k ........... 1 .020.4 oS.jti 2M ( > r l l f l e u t e s o f d e p o sit d u s In lers than 30 d a ys (o th er th an for m on ey b o rro w ed ) 1T.355.S4 3!) .State, cou n ty, o r o th e r m u n ld p n l d e p o sits secured by p le d g e s o t a s s e t s o f th is hank or su rety bund 1si .11U * 31 Dl vldemts 11 tipnld 3.0*4 CD d em and d e p o sits (iither than T ota l hank 1 d ep o sits) subject to Iteserve, ll e m s 27, 14. 29. JQ.. 31. and 32 ................ . ........... 1,174.975.00 T i m e ilrp o slls su b je c t l e R e s e r v e . Ipiiyuhle n it e r 3<t days, or suhjeet to 30 days or morn notice, anil postal kuvIiik*:) | { * | 33 C e r tific a te s o f d ep o sit (other tb.111 for monnv burrow eil) . . ..... ....................... 31 S ta le, cou n ty, or in util cl pal d ip u s lts secured by pledK* of a s s e t s of th is tmnk or surety bond . 35 lithur lim e d e p o sits 30 P o sta l siivlnus d e p o s i ts , .. T o ta l o f tim e (leposll* su b ject to Reserve, Item s 23, 34, 35 mill 34 *49,351 72 37 U n ited S ta t e s d e p n d t s , oth er thuti postal sa v ln a s, IncliidliiK War l.onn deposit .........m l and a«p o sits o f t'nlleil S t a l e s illsh u rstn g o ff ic e r s TOTAL ........................................... ....................... . A series of cooking demonstra­ tions on electric ranges which will probably be helpful nnd instructive to all housewives of Snnford and this community whether they use electric cuoking npurntus or not will be given this afternoon nnd Tuesday nnd Wednesday after­ noons, beginning ut :;il) o’clock, at the establishment of the Sanford Electric Company In the Merriwether Building on Magnolia Ave­ nue, announced A. It. i’iatt, mana­ (NOTARIAL SHAD ger of the locnl firm this morn­ S la t* o f Florida, Uounljr of Sem inole, as.: ing. I. I 1 F Whittier, C ash ier of th e alm ve-im ined bank do solem n ly swear thnt tile ab ove s t a t e m e n t Is true to tile best ut my k n o w led u r and beThe demonstrations will he con­ ducted by Mrs. Clara Berry, repre­ l l , f ' II F. W IIIT N k B. t'hshler. sentative of the Westinghouse C o rrect'— A tte s t— 11 r . in iiK d l: , Electric Company branch at At­ \V \V. t* SMITH, lanta, fin. Mrs. Berry, it was F. I*. F O lU T K lt. — ftlr eetors. learned, has met with unqualified Sulircrllied and sw o r n to liefnrt* me i b i s xth d.lv of J u ly . t*25 success in n number of Florida M. V. BltADIU RV, Notary Public. cities and towns in her demostra.My I'liinmisnlon E x p ir e s April 171tv. I»2h. tion work. Local women are, said Mr. Platt, urged to attend the electrical cooking demonstrations a t the home of the Sanford Elec­ tric Company during the first three days of this week. Not only will the women of San­ ford learn new ways of making A"* and ‘•oimoetinv mnnv other nrticles of food, but they will learn IS SCARCE something of wizardry ns applied .*» *oKi,i*r m the home. Mrs. Berry announces that she AND (DOTTING SCARCER will show that with the use of ALL THE TIME electrical cooking apparatus, cook­ ing can comfortably be done by NOW IS THE TIME TO (SET Housewives in afternoon and even­ ing gowns without fear of soiling IN ON GROUND FLOOR them. t f i 1* *.r ,i |.« Aithoiight there will not lie n demonstration of that particular stove, Mrs. Berry will tell the wo­ men of Sanford of n stove manu­ factured by the WdsUnghouse company in which cuke is baked in the oven, with ico cream being manufactured in n compartment below while a vase of flowers For Further Information. placed on the range wfll go through the performance of a de­ Cull at Montezuma Hotel. monstration without wilting. Mrs. Dana utm Collins, a full htoquet) 0O sa g e Indian, ■ )oeks an accounting of l|«C qtlnUt in the federal eqprt aatt Oklahoma City. She claims her ill* h*Truthled hir of title to the townLit iter, tin* Into Joseph Do N’uyn, ■ Whizlmng, Ok la., an nil tow n. The town’s name is norn Do site of Whizlm Noya, and iml she lives there. To Compete Abroad New Smyrna A CORRECTION Through inadvertance, The Heruld’a weekly sermon appearing on tho editorial page of Saturday’s is­ sue, was made to read hy William Jennings Bryan when it should have been by Rev. F. D. King, pastor of the. First Baptist Church, through whose courtesy this news­ paper was able to publish the ser­ mon. H. B SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. MAKE RESERVATION EARLY AN ADVERTISEMENT IS THE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMERCE. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■NRHMRRRHHRHRaaaRaaaRRahMRBHtaRRaaaatfRftHHHaiumR a This is Ml 99 Martha Norcluts. U yiar-old Olym­ p ic sw imming slur and world r e c o r d holder, w ho will com'yolo In water carnivals In Swe­ den, Norway, Denm ark, llol* Y o u ANiO L A<^jg> C o t N G .r o A U sC T U R e o n D O tte tJ T tc jruiny tills s u m ­ mer. She will attem pt to show .European m e rnt&ldn how th e American lassies S op title after title. ALL R K iH T , /le t. I'D H<=AR A A~J HOME TH-IS. Q ^ -T A NY H O I a J *] M Y ^'U . S O l^ C S V /iA R I^ T Y Q t t '- - 'r d P A Real Pick-up In Die City Limits of Snnford Near Loading Station [ f t iit:r o H T o r t i i k Beach F*rope Music Appeals New York City, — Mabel Me* "And that is the best way to Sinlay, nieco of tiio twenty-fifth president of tho United Btatcs, learn the difllcult a rt of making ind onco hostess nt the White others feel—to control yourself tlouje, baa returned tj n str.gc first. Mere t*clinical excellence is :arecr after nn absence of n dozen not enough. You must feel your­ Ifeaterday concluded tlie prelimfears. Shu says die couldn’t stay self and yet bo able to control your ry work and steps in the oremotions. .Music makes the great­ iway any longer. iization of a Christian Church “ Longing for tho stago ii liko est appeal of all the arts to the ■Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. 'onging for home," says this lal- soul. Th :t in why I am glad I |oke, of Indiana, came over <ntcd enturtainer, who gave up sing. Even animals respond to from Eustis about eight weeks ier career at tho timo site mar­ music if if has the sympathetic' at the request of tlie district ried Dr. llcniuinus Baer, promi­ appeal. Imization. nent ML Vernon, New York, phy“I was waiting in my car tho dcian. “ You can be str.gc-sick as other day in a quiet, wide street, object was to gather toA-cll an homesick. Well, I was on the opposite side of which bbers of the church were found C.agi‘-dck and so I am coming stood a horse and wagon. I com­ |cr the scattered disciples incongregntion. More than 50 zaek." menced ta hum an idlo tune. Would you believe that tho unihave not identified theinChases Moods h with other organizations, Miss Mclvinloy has found a mal instantly strolled over to me? interest has been manifested say to overcome ti’.o “artistic Aral though bis owner jerked him the beginning. armperament.” “Artistic temper- back, bo tried again to come over the service Sunday morning! tment," she explains, “is another to pie. te legion Hall, it was unansame for moods. These can bo "Surely, if a horse will respond ply Voted to organize a con- j lultivated or they cm bo chased to music, humans must. And tho tway. Of course I have my down songu cf the people are so lovely ftion the first Sunday in Sepuoments, just like any other nowadays. Popular music has im­ fr. Sunday school and social tea will he held in the mean*1 person who possesses n uertain proved since tho old days. I am unount of creative instinct. But singing for my public (which at the Legion Hall each :h« remedy is never to let a down scemo to feel that a program la Day. incomplete without modern bal­ nood stay upon you. affiliating in the work ‘‘Whenever l fed myself get­ lads), *Pnl of My Cradle Days,’ (given a letter of thank*' and| ting grumpy or blue or self-pity­ and musically, to my mind, it kendatlon to Mr. and {Mrs. ing, I got up and move about, I compares most favorably with le together with a nice gift r e **eerie. Take a street cur ride standard selections." Mb. Altogether the effort _ has proven a success, and friends ran rest assured that [work will go forward, and EVERT TRUE BY CONDO there will be a Christian rch in Sanford in the near N O O 0 , D O N 'T G . ^ T 2 iC T pro. **'u‘z I.duml, some 200 miles off cos t of Samoa and owned for , ** generations of American cit’‘ ;,f, ‘be Jln n in g ’s family, lias il CharfuT No. 373* ■— It. Aniuunl due from S ta l e hanks, hunkers, and trust co m p a n ies In th e U nited S ta tes, (o th e r th a n Ineluded SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 13,k eluded In it e m s *> ■> and 10 „ i is. cJri — r'toyd K. H a r r iso n whs a p p o in t - I *s * l ’h ' c k s on oth er h a n k s in the sm ne city o r to w n ,,,i .lie..et„e W ee p ie e e e e ‘,l4 m i o r tlr m hank (Other tliun I t e m II.) Cti today director of War Finance Aitm— Umneon s Cash H em s ............. ■ "eliminary W ofk In irganizing Christian Piurch Is Completed [(Continued F ^ T l> UK0 One.) it® this morning, Mr. Marentette, Mllane will open ns one of the Wt small theaters in the entire Tn and that in the future the ingrnient will endeavor to give Jin'dle* °n^ ^eflt pictures iith the now beautiful lighting , *"'* ‘be newly tinted walls inside Woodwork. Mr. Murenr e declare. that there are few a / ',s 1,1 ‘ho stnte which will *,,:t ni'jnj pleasing view (0 le theater-goer than the interior the Milune. New draperies tve been hung, new curtains and ‘‘'orations have been installed on e stage, carpet runners have ‘en [jlaced in the aisles of the Miming and other changes made uch will add, said the mannger, the comfort and pleasure of ‘rons of the theater. lUe further called attention to le fact that the outside of the ructure also presents u much ,re pleasing view because of out* '■/ woodwork, the box office, bill0, an,d other exterior parts ■ k retinted in accordnnco with * redecoratioa plans, dr. Marentette stated th a t ai>oximately $7,000 has been sp*nt ‘he building. Harrison Id Director Of War Finance Body Mrs. Clara Berry To Give Cooking Demonstr a t i o n s r •CAL THEATER ’0 OPEN AGAIN IN WEDNESDAY Jon conceive*. against the Dayton Hig biology instructor. Mr. Byrd said he was at n loss to know now what he would do, having withdrawn from his pasto­ rate. No provision exists, he said, t under the policy of the Northern Methodist church for him to resign. The bishop In charge of this epi­ scopate is now In Europe. The lo­ cal congregation, Mr. Byrd said, is without authority us the confer­ ence of the church assigned him here and is the sole authority com­ petent upon his withdMwul. 7. ' V ^ n s -t y * c- h f TH U S ‘P e R C O U /* Y o u D c . r o R-<s, X w v e N ^ e -R T baaeD A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars EASY TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE Three Corner Lota in Sanford Heights Each One a Itar^ain E. F. L A N E REALTOR OR n short time, a Special Westinghousc Elec­ tric Cooking Expert is with us answering ques­ tions, and explaining all about electric cooking. Be sure to come; sample the food baked and cooked in the famous Westinghousc Automatic Electric Range. No obligation. Don’t m iss it. F W estinghousc THE ELECTRIC RANGE WITH THE CLOCK Rooms 501-50'-*. Fhone 05 First National Rank Building. Sanford Electric Co. Sales Fareo: IM U IIIM tlt ATKII Mins Helen Hodge, Rlr. W. C. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. 116 Magnolia Avrnue U llliU llliliiV iiiiiiiM u m u iiiH iiiK a iU M M H Iu iiiR M iiiiiia H n n iiiijia n ia im H U H io M iiiU U iia iR a a a H U iiia ili �The Sanford Herald f a k l h W I « t» n illm H i As Brisbane Sees It Ai Mr. Rryan at III" Rest. "Don’t speak unless you have Eomethiwr to snv. Don’t l u m b e r yard tli* Running Mate. * be tempted to ro on after you have said it,” was the advice Many'Dauschorskeys. A complete line nf of John Bright, the great orator. Leg* nnd Nose Insured. March i. 1*97. Cypresu and Pint* Is there anything more tiresome than to listen to a pub­ BY ARTHUR IIRISBANE ..M ite r net.i.A X ii i . »BA >-----Framing (Copy tacit 1979) ____ H. HOWAHU MCIt«----- . N i u l l t lic address in which the speaker keeps talking, not knowing Sheathing when to quit? It happens ten often. A good thought, a MR. BRYAN proposes “to put 111 M i c w i l ,< A « f » M Siding good speech is som etim es the shortest. And a good thought the Bible into Constitution," If he m iuM iu iT H it n * m , ■ Flooring One T«-»I—|7.<I0 St* Month* .. fl.SO and a good speech is frequently ruined by the person who loses his fight to uphold tho nntiD # l l v « r « l in Cll» hy U n rim t. (<«r remains on his feet trying tn add emphasis ami force to his i Foiling •reek , ILu. W ea k ly Edition I * 1 monkuy lnw in Tennessee. What Finish arguments hut who actually weakens as he talks. *«r year. ___ has the Bildc to do with the mon­ Mouldings _________ m i t i i K i A ll ohltuary ^ r K t'IA I We like to listen to that speaker who comes quickly to key or with the Constitution- lias ,r icee, card* ot think*, resolution* Lath a nml d notice* ot enter:alnment* ^ —- -— ------- — where. his subject and having been thoroughly prepared says that Mr. Bryan forgotten these lines? Brick CherRe* a re k iade Will be charged he wants to say and then sits down. “Congress shnll make no law f i r a t r e g u lar v d x e r iU ln * rat##Lime W riting to a correspondent a good many years ago, John respecting an establishment of reV R N I l l ' l l T H E ASSOCIATHI) IMIBM Plaster ligion, or prohibiting the free ex­ T h * A **oeteted Prea* I* ex clo a- Bright gave some suggestions every person ought to heed, ercise thereof, or abridging the I v e lr e n l i t l e d *" th e a##. for r«- if he would he a convincing anti entertaining public speaker. WWte Rwk Piaster Board p u b lic a tio n o f all new * dispatch#* freedom of speech, or of the press. ra d ltea lo -U o r not o th erw l* # eredHe said: T Mr. Brynn would have to take led In till# paper and alao th e l o ­ Screen Wire c a l n ew # pubflahed herein. All right* "To speak without preparation, especially on great and that out of tho Constitution to o f reiiu b licatlo n o f apeclal dispatchBuilders Hardware ac h e r e in a re a leo re ear "ml._______ solemn topics, is rashness, nnd cannot he recommended. make room for Jonah and the Do rx Whale, ns part of the law of the When I intend to speak on anything that seems to me im­ MONDAY, JULY 1.1, 1925 Il hidows land. portant. I consider what it is that I wish to impress upon " THE HERALD'S PLATFORM my audience. TO PUT INTO the Constitution, Frames and Screens 1,—Draper water route to Jackson­ "I do not write my facts or my arguments, hut make the Bible, the Koran, the Health, Made to Order ville. or Maimonides “Guide to the Per­ 2,—Construction of St. Johna-In- notes on two or three slips of paper, giving the line of argu­ plexed,” was not the original Murphy boning Boards ment and leaving the words to come at call while I am speak­ dlan Hirer eanal. American idea. . . . . . Medicine Cabinets 3.—Extension of white way. ing. There are occasionally short passages which for ac­ The Constitution, establishing | . —Extension of local amusements, curacy 1 may write down, as sometimes, almost invariably, rules for men ON EARTH is one —Swimming pool, tennis courts, thing. A sacred book, expressing the concluding words or sentences may he written. The Price la Right| etc. views of certain people on relig­ 6.—Augmenting of building pro­ "You can’t prepare your subject too thoroughly, hut it is ions, is another thing. gram—houses, hotels, apartment easy to overprepare your words. Divide your subject into i ■■ ■ SANFORD - Houses. two or three, not more, main sections. For each section pre­ THOMAS JEFFERSON wrote 6.—Extension of street paving propare an "island". By this I mean a carefully prepared sent­ the Declerntion of Independence gram. . 7«—Construction of boulevard ence to clinch your argument. Make this the conclusion of and signed it, and Mr. Bryan often W. S. PRICK, Mgr. around U t r Monroe. the section, and then trust yourself to swim to the next quotes him with approval. Jeffer­ 710 W. First St. Phone litt 8^-Completion of city beautifica­ islnnd. Keep the best island for the preoration of the speech, son, ns Secretary of State writing to n Mohammedan ruler, told him tion program. he need have no hesitation about I,-—Expansion of school system and then at once sit down." dealing with the United States bo---------------------- o---------------------wilt provision for increased fa­ I cause this nation, officially, has cilities.' . no religion. Don’t Patronize Peddlers Everything And that message of Jefferson’s BIBLE THOUGHT FOIt TODAY For the Sportsman] was used in recent times in ne­ THINK OF THE HARVEST:— Whatsoever a nmn soweth, that Thin i.s not the time of year for Sanford to he especially gotiations between his Govern­ At ■hall he also reap. Galatians <1:7. infested with the itinerant agent for this and Hint, hut there ment and the Sultan of Sulu. Bafl Hardware is almost always some representative of the gentry making THE PAWNS BRYAN, who is n good threatonPhone n Ptince nnd BJphop nnd Knight nnd his appeal for customers among people who really ought to er, also threatens to bar the teach­ know better. Dame, ing of evolution throughout the en­ Plot and plunder nnd disagree! Occasionally the firms represented by such agents are all tire nation, a sort of scientific ■ fliiauiiHaanaaKEUKaaM aM auuuHaaHKNHBflaHiiBuanmaiin 0 but the game is u royal game! prohibition, and Mr. Brynn may 0 but yqur tourneys are fair to right. Now and then the purchaser obtains something lie run for President on an anti-evolu­ CONTROL TEMPER IN HOME AS YOU M H wants at a price less than lie would have to pay in a local tion platform. If he docs, the ■ , see! WOULD IN OFFICE store. But these are exceptions to the rule. The usual ped­ news of the day supplies lias run­ 5 Wright, Warlow and Company By Mine Thereat* in Miami Illustrated Tab None too hopeful we found our dler is an Irresponsible somebody who gets the money from ning mate. In Montgomery City, M » lives; Missouri, Sheriff Farmer must' Every day things are said and grata, soon on the outside look­ H Sore wus labor from day to day; gullible persons regardless of whether the gullible persons hang a negro, James Crump. done which you don’t like, and ing in. Art* Now Receiving Application For Still we strove for our babes and get anything in return for il. Sheriff Farmer objects to spending what do you say and haw do you But at home. Ah, that’s differ­ There is no iaw to prevent agents from selling their wares, the people’s money to “build n net when these speeches and ac­ ent! wives— There is a place where we : Now to the trumpet we march or "taking orders" as is the usual custom, in a house-to-house scaffold to hang a negro, when the can indulge our moods witli im­ s tion:. crop up to take the wind.))away! visitation, if agents have tho proper licenses to sell their job can be be tamo ns well from a *hi* id off your temper? punity, it is only our relatives rafter in the county’s barn back who suffer the deep Hurt and they goods. But also there is no law to guarantee the purchaser of At the office, them nr.* lots of “ Why?”—Fur xomo have willed it the court house. can i!o nothing but stand tire M a trifles that <nn*tnntly occur which against the fraud of inferior goods. The person who buys xo! d lot. appear uaphasaiit and nnfnir to brunt of our , ill humor, be it jus- aa Nothing we know of the why of a stranger who never expects to see him again knows TIIE COUNTY Judge in.mt.* on Indeed, they may truly be . tifu**! or otherwise But is a dis- a .or the where— mighty well that there is every chance for being swindled. a new gallows. “Suppo.su Hint you. n unpleasMit ard unfair hut usually phiy^'f ',:“j .1. V To nwant|> or junglo or wastes of And nine tim es out o f ten that is exactly what happens, in a barn becomes haunted, vvh :l wilt of the cause, ever justi- * gaidl you ic iruin your temper, you i on improved Business and Residential Property ■now— in we do with it?" ho aske. That know it won’t lie politic to t’peuRI fied ? Nothing we know ami little we more or less degree. in KanTon! eoimly judge is tiie right naming your A simple question addressed to u mind or even show yo'ir hurt Instead of patronizing the peddler, the sensible person mate for Sir. Bryan in bis anticare. ;it tin- offense, if really offense u* by a parent meet* with a snap- J will go to a reliable home merchant and buy what he wants, evolution campaign. Funds immediately available subject to title py an aver. A quiet innocent r.*- a there is. Give us to kill!—xlnco this is the or have that merchant order the special article he may not mark cutis forth a tirade of inu examination. end, Why then do you not exercise victivc. Mildness on tiie part of REV. A. BAUD. Lutheran Of love- and labor in nature’s happen to have in stock. Tho home merchant, even if lie tie, ume self-restraint at home? were inclined to be tricky, could not afford to deal in any clergyman, speaking in Milwaukee, Why, in th • (wei men of your m ar home folk* doe:: not smooth over *t plan; * - • *— APPLICATIONS FOIt APPRAISALS the roii' b sea* of yotir mood. J* of Give Ult to kill uiul ravbb and tend hut an honest way with customers.who live in his own com- ,advocate* ..... e taking , \r thev Statue l u and- dear ones, do you rol cnly No,'it inilates more tium nggiv:i-lH YeCSTfTTnmrTTTii.'-elTd 'bTi.lnn/ munity*. He has reasons for giving A trsW tirtrT "A W il’ SKK t m ^ p ^ i fi-ligious g statue. Ir.illlly exercise tiie divine privil- siveness and you are more ready m . ege of free speech nnd action, but titan ever to "fly off the handle.'' [ JJ amazingly short-sighted for any one to patronize an un­ He ■?JHJ lw Liberty figure Is i Stutcs shah perish nnd states In' ;l i hu0l,|g. , n It isn’t easy to control your a known, distant mercantile house or factory where he can r’pagan." born: „ aeeni t o \w drifting •whether you arc right nr wrung? speech Du HOSE AND HOLLER and your action. No, its an ■ from separation of (hurel. and yi!l( r| ht from LendcrtPout of tho throng shall spend his money at home for guaranteed goods. the..your viewpoint ut the time the extremely hard task, especially ■ press— Be leury of tiie itinerant peddler. He brings you nothing •State.” Why 111! Park Avenue ,, - not ujpull down , Some to honor and some tn scorn; or real value. N t of George Washington an. |>;|,ti. wlnr irritation occurs. How- when the day seems particularly .■ full of knots that you didn't cre­ Wo that are littlo shall yet be ut up one of Joshua wlm stopped yr word* once apoken can un ate and can't seem to unite. But u x i!iR H iiit* B S B in B iiiiu iiis x K n iitx x ia n a iiN iix ix a | | | i|11 less. r r " h s b,‘ y ? r, e i‘ fortunately never be .ecalled uttd if it were easy, half of the un­ WHAT AUK THE great limits o f conversation? Want (W W y ,1|,C‘l K,n“ "inny u fileniLihip and home has happiness in the world would be Over our"lines ahull the vultures of ideas, want of words, want of manners, are Hu* principal licorge. ben irreparably damaged if not avoided, wives would not sniffer soar; #«• 7 ■ ones, I suppose you think. I don't doubt it; but I will tell broken by words spoken in anger. liecausw a ales prupect didn’t maHard on our flanks shall tiie you what I have found spoil more good talks than any tiling SAMUEL Dnuachrrskey, BusAnd il isn't only words. How t lialire far lui-band; husband.:! jackal* cry; simi stowaway, n prisoner on tin- often do you see women indulging I Would not lie victimized because1 And the dead shall bo a* the sands else—long arguments on special points between people who White Stur Liner Celtic, ha* cross­ differ on Ibe fundamental principles upon which these points ed tiie ocean five lime*. Neither in what are called 'T.ttlks'."’ Per­ I the laundress mined some pieci-j of the shore; And dally the living shall pray depend. No men cun have satisfactory relations with each England nor America will let hi hi son* walking around with dis­ | mis lingerie; parents would not lie ' agreeable faces, repelling expres­ objected la heavy deuces because | to die. other until they have agreed on certain ultimata if belief land. sions, that all Lai aiuly say 1their chililien did not find tho day That seem* strange, tragic, but Nay, what matter!—When all Is not to be disturbed in ordinary conversation, and unless they Dauhcherakey i* like nil the rest Don’t approach me. I'm angry “a good one*' for them. Seif-control -vUint. does it have sense enough to trace the secondary questions depend­ of us. Our steamship is the earth, and you nre to blame.” said, in my opinion, cross word : are mean? Ju t whether nil or part, Prince and Bishop will plunder ing upon these ultimate beliefs to their source. In short, we can't go guck to wherever we I>etter titan sulky fit to in­ or even only one of your sense ■till; just as a. written constitution is essential to the best social came from awe can't land at wher­ even dulge in, but neither nre permissi­ and fncultie control you,, wheth­ Lord und,l«udy must ilanco and Direct Benefit order, so a code o f finalities is a necessary condition of prof­ ever we nre going, at least not un­ ble nor excii: able nt In.me more er you hold them all, strength wed, til dentil supplies n passport. But than they are ia social or l.usi-1 itable talk between two persons. Talking is like playing on From System , I’ity us, pray fur us, ye that used to it, buy ami well and ness circle*. People who cannot anu weaknl * under your com­ will! the harp; there is as much in laying Hie band on tho strings get mand, not letting tiiem get the marry, just the same. control their speech and action* upper hand, ofttiiuc* making you When you put system into savinff, you soon be- j —William Young. to stop their vibrations as in twanging them to bring out are not tolerated ill society nor —— o-------weak and ridiculous by allowing tjin to get direct Ueuoof it—and step by step yon their music.—Oliver Wendell Holmes. MADAME Nemtchinovn, Bus­ ate they retained in plac.-s of em­ them to dumin.Te you. Certain Lot* of men wlm harp about climb higher lo financial success, Open un ac man lady who dances nimbly, fell ,ployment. ____ Especially in the lat- CKcasionn and situations in life do freedom of speech, do not enjoy it through a trap door nnd ALMOST]ter do you find but count w ith us today. vory iare in­ bring tippmim t ,,tlr anger nnd at home. MY FAVORITE STORIES broke her leg*. Now the leg* a re ' stances of persons who let them- ire, hut restraining <mr ill feelings --------o-------lly II1VIN 8. COItl! insured foe <150,uoo. elves go in speech and action re­ at these time* i the real lest of The only thing that is better gardless and when they do. those whether you control yuuraelf or t Per Cent Interest Paid on Saving* Accounts Curiously enough, the leg insur­ thun a bird in the band is a birdie Nellie Bcvi-ll, one of tIn* nm*t entrance when ho wa* nccuKted by ance i* off when Madame Nemt- persons usually are persona non your self controls you. on the golf course. famous women in America, anil a handsome young fellow .about lio chiiiovu is in Turkey, the Balkan --------o -------justly so, spent several year# of well dressed uiul intelligent look­ States, Austria or Rumin. Why She ing. Tim trouble is that when a man Iter youth with a circus. should those countries be i xtr.i THE GOSSIP GERMINATOR i* polite ami courteous, everyone knows hundreds of stories—hu­ dangerous to a dancing lady’s ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ‘“ I Itvo right over in Indian Or­ morous, pathetic, dramatic, tragic think* he’* intoxicated. legs? chard, the next town/ he said, ‘and -------- o-------—of life under the big top. Hero i What is the greatest gossip can- of tin- cherry lie I want to go with the show,’ Jefferson was Wu’d like to suggest to parents is one of tier favorites; AN AMERICAN. Blanche Cuv'er of tiie country? Speaking to smirched. Grant t barged with be­ "'Well, but wluit cun you do?' “That the circus in tiie minds of of boy* who are always forgetting itt, has insured her nose for §.r>0. ing a liribe-tnker, Garfield with something, that they ought to the public, is still several notchc i countuied Terrill. ‘You have to 000, It is not a re-coustruitcil Hit* Southern Newspaper men nt being immoral. None bus escaped know something about the siiow Grove Bark Inn, ,1. Erad Kssary, below tiie Four Hundred in the so­ make good plumber*. STR EN G TH -SER V IC E - FKOCiKKSS nose like Mr. Dempsey's, or u fine­ well-known newspaper correspond­ the sting of slander who occupied cial scale is sail but tiue,” suys business before you cun be of any ly -------- o .-------chiseled nose that maliia its liv­ the White House. ent at. the national capital an I "The attitude of the use to us.’ ing in moving pictures, Itroiwhe Sanford IL-Tuld thinks the man Miss Hi veil. Many in Asheville remember eitixun toward tin- tent " '1*iii willing to do anything nt Cnvitt uses it as a juilgu of per­ (‘resident of the Gridiron Club, that who win* in love nmy lose at pok­ average in 11)10 Colonel Roosevelt’s tunned i J — Wasbingtoi( it is jioople is exemplified by the fol­ er. He may also wish be was o lowing story on Z.ach Terrill, man- all,’ insisted the applicant, 'but fume*. She is tk*' best jmlgi in "the greatest germlnatnr of gos­ train was scheduled to stop here a I've just go to go with a circus, i regular loser.—Times-Union. the world. We live in an age of sip regarding Dm great and the few minute* nt an early hour in lager of the Sells-Fluto show. He just had some trouble with my specialists. -------- o-------the morning and that he would nenr-greut." Speaking of hard things to do, I was standing in front of the main folks nnd 1 want to disgrace ’em,' ’’ make a short talk. A great crowd From Washington constantly our office boy say* it take* n \ AUSTRALIA wants to borrow comes n flow of subterranean talk, assembled at tiie passenger sta­ strong man to propo*e to u girl FOR LIBRARIANS TO CONSIDER $100,01)0,000, The money should and most of tho scandalous whis­ tion but no Rod. eve It appeared un­ who ha* ju*t eaten onions. l be supplied by American finance perings which fill the air have til ns the outgoing train gathered NKYV YOltK MKICAl.l! TltlltUNK t i ------- o-------gladly, on generous terms—not their source in Washington. The (peed he appeared on the rear One good thing that Dayton, There was no mystery the usual Shylock basis. picas wires bear th* truth, and. platform. For some time Mr. John Cotton i* used; he finds that its use is Tennessee will never have to do tete about the matter. Australia ami New Z-ailan 1 are if some untruths also crowd into lh)nu, librarian of tho Newark Pub­ trifling compared with tho use of anymore and that i* to include a The mm speaking was merely to the white races of Dio world the company of their betlois, they lic Library, has recognized the print not in libraries. publicity tux in it* budget. modern enormous out nut of news­ Then, how can the public H- what early American frontiers­ nre rarely slamletous untruths. the result of somebody's blunder u not notifying Colonel Roosevelt The faultiest Will Rogers’ ^k e papers ami popular periodical* as bary retain usefulness and pres­ men were to white settlement:, These lake to the devious and se­ that lu* was expected to speak east of them. cretive way* of bootleg tool cus­ of the day is the announcement a major library problem. Natural­ tige? Mr. Dana’s answer i.s that When you first showed me the Dia­ tomers with receptive ears ure bote. A-heville men who went on that Oklahoma plans to induce ly, be Is concerned nt the failure it must speciali.'.e. “Tiie inquirer the train from here talked with mond Heavy Service Cord nnd talked not lucking. AUSTRALIA LIVES io the the cowboy actor to come to that of the American Library Axaocia-, reek*, more ami more frequently and were assured of hi* re ­ ■tale nnd become a candidate for Hon in tho six days’ program of its not a bonk nr a jutirnul on u cer- shadow of Asia, a thinly scattered Mr. Essary gave incidents of him so enthusiastically about it, I told Iptescnt conference at SeuttL* to lain subject, hut a specific answer population within easy sti iking talc* manufactured out of unadul­ grets. .governor. But soon from Washington came you it would have to be a wonderful bring up for discussion “the most | to n specific question.” Of i»- distance of Japan'* t os of inillioni terated untiuth* which flew like th,* whisper that the real reason Canfortl funs’ determination to potent of all education influences' formation lie notes, m> community nnd Chinn's hum.rod of millions. Die wind* to ail parts of the cuuu Colonel tire to stand up under the punish­ did not speak I ratain the state league franchise lbat lhi* country^ enjoys- - to-wit,; or individual ever has too much, All of white civilhatioii i* inter try. No President lias failed to hero wasRoosevelt ment from my trucks, ns the oarvlco that he wa* drunk and j here i* an excellent move, it would th.* public press." The librarian, libraiics have a iiuidii.ions store cited in utreng. aooing mid up­ be their victim—Wilson ami Hard could not be wakened! Scandal ' is unusually severe. have Lein a bad thing if the city uppniciitly are not keenly inter ' of facts in hound volunu t. The holding Australia tool New Zen ing the most recent of these. Tin* charitably explained that he was ' had been fa iced tn admit that it cited in the competition which lia* great problem of admin:, tration is land. talc is told that of these two men somewhat c'-cu-alde because hi:: I However, I m ust now confess that The had to give up tins hit • in the seu- | changed Du* position of a public | to make tit so serviceable. who died in office one was a wan­ exert ion* demanded a stimulant, i citii. Ne.w change* in tiie person­ library from a main source of time seems to have ns *'d when I have never found a tire the equal of TXH OH., Mining and Mdnllur ton a .eking the favors of actresses All this of which keen-witted Io-*! nel of the club will probably justi­ reading matter to a very minor public libruiioi were Die not.spells-1gicul Society of :^nerie:i tells you .h i .I becoming rasan * before bis cal men could discern nothing! this Heavy Service Cord. You con fy the action of local supporter-. cmo. aide le ourcc* of tho ’ geniralj Dint oil production has passed its death. The other was scarcely less It appears that the human min i I say that with my full permission. The libraries, it'D true,.have not U*riItT. * M**l‘t* uiul tnutv tlipy iii'if peak in America, consumption io than a diunknrd and a notorious The Herald certainly hope* no. ■ o ------- — !o;,t in attendance. New readers for Kludv and leseaieh. They ure creases faster thun simply. Bo- ‘tumbler. The truth, slowly fol­ love* secret*; it cherishes that | which* it thinks few others know. !: I i the Iwniity contcr t at Mel cuine with ii rush to learn still nuhmergcd by the m-w.qtapers u<i * fore long America will i»e imparl- lowing. tear* these stories Into the It Miipects iluu. something ia lie- t hoi- rne Saturday, n Turn pa girl nnd more about evolution and earth- an ediiealive factor in dally life. I ing oil, relying on foreign fields. tatter* of the lying goisip which mg withheld irum it and ao gtdli-T a J.-ananna giil tl*sl for the first qurl.es as they follow the news It will lie remarkable if th-* I That may Ite. Hot before long, created them. bly iKcepLi jt'i aa true the whj.-perul Junior. Tio Ocala girl was i.i tin from Dayton uml Santa Barbara lil ra ;• canfeier.re In* nothing to or about when it is Heeded, the Persistently, with unfaltering I -octet. ... h Ii th b dhpmsit&m, content.#4Oca la Blxr. Mot newonapers now are the pri­ ItU’iitpaf attil about lhi ri.fi'i v ,,f piint country will lind a substitute for Washington gos ip has I think, rather than ntiy uoulcvol They wouldn’t Ut u Hanford girl mary iusirutiUit* us well a* which is hu'iml to Il ia ' alnot oil uml gasoline, as man found it 4tenacity, uataltdixcd every Presldint and Sanford, Florida cnee of il...position, which* pro­ enter Locausc then* wouldn't have the chief printed instruments ot cbangit* in librsiy nmihoih' hiokiug 1substitute for olive oil that Ibe with few exception* all who have been any competition. —Sanford thought, opinion ami emotion. Th more and rmm*. au Mr. l*ana sug- Greeks used, using whale oil in­ risen liigh enough to attract coun­ motes the gos .ip about the great, g Washington is not particularly ,* inlluctice of the library in those Vmtx, to np'Udliratiun. i t n own Herald. Then was found a substi­ trywide notice. Scandal still liv­ hlamable—it i* the natural source That's - right, Friend Herald; regard:: has become comparative- l uLlic Library, it m *y U- re­ stead. tute for whale oil in kerosene, ga. ing hints that the great Washing­ nd u y j ^ t yy^r tower,— .ly negligible. Mr. Dana does not | nixtkud, ia doing admir-ble work • icplaced kerosene, electricity uroVe ton was a libertine and given (o of rumors. Thera is demand for Ii goraip—and inevitably cotifca the , Ocala jdlipute that the print in libraries Jin this field. - " 1out g«». *• •**»* profanity—it st{ vivea the fable supply. i -’T* - 'dt i u « r at l u i i r *nt«r«<J u B«on4 October 17, 111), a t a t Kornford. F lo r id a * n«H And Then Sit Down t, n«w » C l u a Matter, th # Poatottlea u n der A ct o f 2 First Mortgage Loans Jjfiminole(l[ounlijj^ank S a n fo r d , F la . Merchants Wight Bros. Co. Diamond Sire* �'■'aj’ rdyV * ■' THE S A N F O R D J E RALD, MONDAY, JULY 13, ei oocia jONE:— Office 148 ISocial lalendaf * m TELEPHONE:— Res. 428-J. MISS DOUDNEY GIVES INTERESTING REPORT ON PUBLIC HEALTH WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS ■ Miss Pearl Brooks of Orlando and son Jack, accompanied hy John Thrasher and Miss Louise Thrash­ latka as the guests 0f friend* and ’ was the week-end guest of Mrs. Ivy, left Sunday for Atlanta, Ga er are spending uie rummer nt relatives. * B. F. Smith at her home on Elm and other points in north Georgia. Coronado nt the former’s cottage. Avenue, Mr. and Mri. Dwight Smith will Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Turner Mrs. J. H. Perritt, Mls3 Ag- return tonight from North Caro­ J. F. Hawkins left Saturday for and children of Burbank are the ness Perritt and Miss Kate Per­ lina, where they havo been tb« his home in Mockaville, N. C., nf- guests of Ms. Tune’s parents’, Mr. ritt of Vero Beach arc here spend­ guests of friends and relations* ing the week end with friends. at Winston Salem, Asheville and ler spending several days here on and Mrs. W. M. McKim. From her** they will go to Geor­ Rocky Mount. They will be the business. Mrs. IV, C. Britt of Cunbar. gia. guests of Mrs. Smith* parents, Mr. 61 and Mra. J. B. Frank- From here The many friends of Mrs. Harry Penn., Is the. „guest of her son nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Mahoney and they will go to Deland where they Walsh will regret to learn that nlte hia wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. tto Avenue. small daughter, Francis, nnd Mrs. will make their home. Their wed­ in nuite ill at a hospital in De- Britt on Palrnctti A. Trombley of Palatka left Sat­ ding wan a foyely event of a few trolt. Much. Miss Aline Register. who has urday to spend some time in Pal- days ngw. Mr*. Craig Thompson nnd little been the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. daughter Betty have returned af­ Green for some time today for her u i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i n i n u i i i i n i i M ter a pleasant visit spent in Mont­ home in Green Cove Springs. gomery, Ala. Miss Florence Bishop of Athens, P. W. Miller of Trenton, N. J., Ga., arrived recently and will make spent several days here last week Sanford her home, having accepted a3 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. a position with DeCottes nml Spencer., A. Winston. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key nnd lit­ Mrr, W. E, Henley ami Mrs. G. tle daughter, Adelaide and Mrs. E. Camp will leave Tuesday for George leave Wednesday in Atlanta. Ga., nnd other points in their carRice for Asheville to spend J porth Georgia. At Loading Station and Hard Road. three months. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. J. Monday left Clark left Sunday for Sunday for Edgefield, S. C„ their hisRobert home in Wheeling, W. Va.. old home. They made the trip after spending the past week end in I heir car. with his aunt nnd uncle, Mr. and 11. C. Du Bose and Hampden Du- Mrs. Jack IJghtncr. Bose merit the past wek end in nnd Mrs. Edmund Meisch Daytona with Mrs. II. C. DuBose areMr.receiving congratulations on and children. the arrivnl of a dauglito, born S at­ Easy Terms. urday July 11. The little girl Mr. nml Mrs, Wyman Caldwell haa been named Angeleo Marie. and son Erwin of Jacksonville were tlo> guests of I). I>. Caldwell tills 'dra. Henry Pardon and daught­ past week end. er have returned from Waynes­ boro, Georgia, where they were the Mr. S. A. Welih left Sunday for guests of Mrs. Pardon's fatin' , a few days' visit with Ins slater, John Blount and her sister, Mrs.' ■ Mis. V,. c. Daniel at the Coral Jack Hewitt. a 2102 First St. Realtors. Hanford j Gables Inn, Fla, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. II. Garner nnd Mr. and Mre. J. D. Woodruff, j non Douglass, Mr. ami Mrs, It. T. ■ I I I I I M I I R I R I I I I I I I I I I X I I H R I R I I I N I l l l H I I I I I I I I e of Sanford MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. 11.L T ; “Sing-Song” Tlio nionthy 1meeting of the rar.e. These two schools brought Seminole C’ountv Child Welfare thetr work up to the standard re­ Monday Board was held Friday at the res­ quired for national recognition, Auxiliary « m tlm e e t idence of the chairman, Mrs. ami both were awarded pennants in Church will James G. Sharon. The other mem­ for th> National Modern Health bers present were the secretary, Crusade Tournament, They are Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. Menick the fr’e^t schools in Sennnole coun­ of Longwood, Mrs. G. L. M ar­ ty to receive this honor. ked. nnd Mis3 AJhby Doudney, th" Each year a large gol.l star in The First Bap* county nurse. Many phases of the awarded to the school having the • u' Tuesday after- health work were discussed, nnd best per rentage for Corrective [ & at a:3° o’clock. plans were made for continuin'! Health Work. La?t year this star the corrective work during the was awarded to the Lake Monroe «t Yount! People’s Urt- summer. School, which was far ahead of Miss Doudney presented nn ex­ Ml other?.with a percentage of 101. a picnic at Pulni ^ wishing to go are ve­ tremely interesting report <m the This year Chuluotn took the lend lvet at the church nt progress of public health work in by a large majority with a per­ the county schools during the centage of 121 nnd won the star. last year. During 1923-21, there The fact that the percentages are the total ■caret Zachary nnd Miss were 021) eases of physical de­ over 100 means that Vox will entertain at fects in school children, which were numlier of health defects correcevening nt Mias corrected through the agenry of Jted in the entire school averaged M ay Such the health work. In 192l-2'\ the j more than one per pupil. om«*- , . Friday „ . , numlier had increased to 897 cor­ i figure t are noteworthy, and their meaning in improved health and »rty given by Boosters rections. An interesting feature of the the chance of a happy and use­ which young people a Epworth Lingua mum- health work is shown in one of ful maturity fur the children oft 1,. Methodist church are the county schools with regard to Seminole County in almost meas­ Briny night, Iajke Mary. hookworm disease. In 1923-21 ureless. this school as a whole was tested Tito following relative per rentKirch at 7:15 P. M. for hookworm and 70 per cent of ages of the different schools are a: the pupils were found to be suf-j follows: L Weddings fering front the disease. These t’lmlimta .................................. 121 were all treated free of Oviedo ......................................... 97 ■Engagements car.es charge by the State Board of K. S. Primary, Sanford .......... 73 Health, with tlie result that wheir Grammar, Sanford .................. <»9 the school was ngain tested in 1921 l ake Monroe ............................ 50 25 only IS per cent of the pupils Oneida ..................................... 17.(1 17 had hookworm and almost all of 1 ke Mary .................... tjj, Williams o f * h im 12 these crises were pupils who hod I yinan ..................... Lla Kldridge of Jackson entered the school during the ........ a .................................... (39 W. S. Primary, Sanford . 31 y. Lawson of Jackson* year. Special mention was made of th • S. S. Primary .......................... 32 (incomplete! riah Strickland of Hu* Chuluotn nnd Lake Mary schools to (’* Campbell of Ho­ for work In the modern health cru-Pnola 10 Acre Tiled Farm $ 7,000 ( »5 Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. ■ s : N llllIH lB IIIH iiia n n iifn u iillliU M S iia a illU llB i SAVE ana i THRIVE , Allen & Brent In 192 5 a Leal Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property M ■ They pretty nearly burned n A Hank Account Is Better ■ town over this girl. She is a lm* Steinmeyer of Jack■ Chinese “sing-song girl,” living in 0 than an “Alibi* 11. Waters of Jack- MissVirginiii Q uips Is Lake Mary 0 the Chinese town of Shayatig, in ■ Hupeh province. Her admirers got ■ Ljhy Simon of Snvan- BrideOf Paul Radford The man who fails in life always has an “alibi”, Charles Sibley arrived Tuesday in a fight, upset a lamp and burn­ M H. Katz, of JncksonWe are permanently located in Sanford hut the man with a growing bank account very after spending several weeks at bis ed lot) houses. Now Peking and Coming as a surprise to their old home in Massachusetts. seldom needs one. Shanghai want her to come and Ljnia Combs of Tnmpn Mr. Black, who has bought the dance for them. many friends in Sanford is the OUH SALES FORCE are EXPERTS fhaphorat of Tampa. What arc you going to do? Frame an alibi, hotel on Crystal Lake was a wel­ k | Robertson of Hraritu- announcement of the marriage of come visitor at this meeting. or build a bank account? Johnson of Bradenton. Miss Virginia Qulgg to Paul M. We guarantee Satisfaction. Chandrer of Commerce held Cjly Smith of Jackson- Radford. The ceremony was per­ it The regular monthly meeting Mon­ We suggest a bank account, and this as the fj, Bryant of Charleston, formed Saturday evening In Or- day night July (Jth with I I present. bank. If you have Property you want sold— List it with us A. Minchow, witli his family alndo. Dr. J. 1>. Adcock, pastor of Weddings and kiss it good-bye. M r a . Jack Turner nnd lorothy Burke of West the First Baptist Church officiat­ has moved down near the old crate daughter, Patricia are the guests ch to W. M. Itedelshei- ing, in the presence of a few close milt. of friends in St, Petersburg, fost Palm Bencli. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Grcenleaf re­ friends. iirolyn Cook of Jncksonturned this week from a visit to sixronn, ki.a. J. Ball spent the week end Mrs. Radford is the attractive their old home in New Hamp­ \V. McCullers of Jnckin Daytona as the guest of Ids daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. shire. family. ■ (enriettn Booth of Jack­ tjnigg of this city. She was a Mr. nml Mrs. Goodheart Sjoliin A. \V. Uoyett of Jack- student in the Sanford High School Inm spent the Fourth with her par­ 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. M is Elizabeth Whitner Ins ns 3 L ■ . • • ■**• »» t ml a host of admiring friends ents Mr. and Mrs. Smith at Grove her guest, Misi Eilzalielh Mct'ul j in this city, who are extending inutile I’nrrott of Jnckaon*........... ..■ ,M ilk U-fi of Orlando."' T ................. "fan ttMVHtaaBaaaBHauHHmgaaaaaaKiRaHBiRBaaaUBUMHMaKaaa >■■0000|• It C. 'i ruett of Jackson- best', wishes. Mr. Radford is a IniMrs. John Reeves and children young man of sterling qualities of Orlando, spent the Fourth with being a son of Mr. and Mrs. (I. A. nrolyn Spencer of Sanher parents Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. •■evera'l daw ''in Ali.mii icom i!ii!!ng ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ''“ ■■•'■“ ■ ■ ■■"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a t , , , * " B" " " * n * " ’» H « » « u * " K B « * « « " * B « « « « « 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^ . I,. Redfern of Sanford. Radford, lie atetuded Rundolphbusiness with pleusure. |nnic Townsend <>f Tampa ftlttcoii MHiitary Academy, and la­ Sjobloni. N. H. Hruddoik, Mrs. Durant and ter went into business here. He foungblood, of Tampa, t : Mr. nml .Mr.i. Will Blaine h . s t dlie Young of Tampa to is now connected with the Model Mrs. Swanson visited in I'iervon Saturday, ; p1 siding a pleasant day yesterday on the boat onroute Trim Company. fopey of Tampa. i with their relatives. V'r.ildine Muriel ‘if JackMr. and Mrs. Radford will he I Miss Carmillia Durant returned their li<inie in the north. It. E. Tittle of Sanford, at home to their friends nt 115 home Saturday front Pierson where llie.e William.-i of Trenton French avenue for a short time. J. II. hirard. Bud Johmon nnd she has been visiting her grand­ .Mi, CaniiMim left Saturday for a ■ • ■ jtogera of Tidewater. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hrnddoek. Virginia Donaldson of week’s fi king in Leesburg. Judge and Mrs. J. Q. Smith and Mr. and Mr.-. Peckham and Mrs. Jo \V. II. McCnrt of Leea- daughter, Marie and Mr. Foster Hyotlaine nml family enjoyed July Irvin ny and I.eRoy Williams h i ■Frank of Banf mi to Hamilton of Birmingham, Ala., ■Itli picnicking at Clifton Springs, of Dade City spent the week end are the guests of Mrs. Smith's one of Seminole county’s beauty nith of Del-aml. here ns the guests of friends. |rui King of Williaton to aunt, Mrs. Ella I-effler on Mag­ spots. nolia Avenue. Rev. J. S. Clark filled his reg­ Vi: of Willston. Miss Norma Griffin of Ki ainiular appointment at the Presby­ ^amonil Radford of Sani . the attractive house gue.t |T. Alford of Birming- 28 Drowned Trying terian Church, Sunday evening. mei We were glad t.> see among the of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gibson for u una llines of Miami to To Escape Heat Wave visitors Mrs. Ballinger and Mrs. a few days. M Clark Pierson of Upsaln. ^f Miami. Mr:>. It. C. Keene and daughter ■ Among those going to Daytona uthy Lelu of Tampa to CHICAGO, July 13— More than Saturday, July Itli, were Messrs. Eugenia of Jacksonville are the 0X tow of Tampa. three score persons were killed Floyd, Charlie, and Maurice Sjob- guests of Mrs. N. O. Garner. I"u pamond Humphreys of throughout the country yesterday lom with their families. John to J. It. llurdeu Jr., as a result of a heat wave, light­ Whitaker, Lowell Cummins, Stan­ M. E. I.nvein of Macon, Ga., left aa inn. ning, automobile, flying ami bath­ ley Peckham, William Dunn, El­ Saturday after spending a week V Seayor of Jackson- ing miahnps anil other causes. With lis Lloyd, and others made up a with his sister, Mrs. John Schir -j J. Higiinote of Jack- thousands of persons seeking re­ party of young folks going over. nrds lief front humidity in beach baths, drowning led the fatalities with 28 | rv Horn hy (,f J:uk <.nMrs. Wyman White and children u Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Hailey anil Arnan n{ Jacksonville, lives being lost. 19 were killed in daughter, Marguerite who h a w have returned from Sylvania, Ga.,!* : icy Green of Jack on- automobile ml <haps, four slain hy i Is-eti the guests of -Mrs. Hailey’:', vvliero they were the guests of her a lightning, six died of heat, three l>V. Chancey of Jackson* si.der, Mr*. R. Johli.-mn left tliia parents. perished in a train explosion and inorniiig for Wauchula. They Mrs. J. K. Creech has returned a fie Cook of Lakeland to one met death in an airplane accid­ were accompanied hy Mija Kath­ ent. Jacksonville after spending some £ arine Johnson. •f Tampa. time with her sistirr, Ms. N. 1) rginia Quigg of Sanford Dice shaking was so popular in Garner. The right to discovery of Flur* Radford of Sanford, f-ula Miller of Americus, ida belongs to John Cnhot (t-ll)7) India, that in ilo* post-Vedic days, Miss Katharine Teague, Orlando, and to Amerigao W-picci about two kings of Mahahharata—YudH. Alicklcr of Tampa, Mnncc Anslund of Sehring the same time. Juan Ponce de liisthira and Nula—staked and l*isl spent tin* week end here as the Leon, however, wan the fir-t e x -! their kingdoms while shaking th got: t of her sister. Miss Edith Lane of Sehring. X “ I Teague. spotted cubes. i Ada Amy ,,f Sobring to plover. $2.50 “Dove Brand” “Dove Brand” phring of Sehring. Lillian Harnunt of Huffnio, Underwear Underwear %A * <|.) « l apt. t . L. Albertson of 'X $1.7i> fine lingerie and nain­ Fine sheer nainsook, white fclcstin- |.u R.iche of Cosook, white, lavender, pink and flesh. All lace trimmed. Hitiiiian y f ( 'dl*on, and flesh. Lace trimmed. Gowns, teds. I*, of Tampa to 7 > ‘cr nt Tiinqia. Gowns, teds, step-ins amt >' ;c l’r". t,,r 0f .Mulberbloomers. Now colors in Van Uaalte fulR- M Hall „f Mulberry, $2.50 fashioned Silk. fi-iii King of Juckson$1.75 < lark of Jackson$1.65 AT AUCTION Personals FIRST N A T I0 N A I BANK ALLEN AND BRENT IS I _ Silk The iri.im Waters of Jack” • o. i moms of Jack.-(. I!.. IVrjons of KlssimPierce of Kissimmee, Ruckles of KisslniR. Gunn of Kissimmee. IRan Downs of Jackson»• Miller, J r. uuiM. liciman of Orlando Pewter ol Orlando, if* * nice of Jackson• 1nnnon of Jacksonville, iiem-vu ve Davis .,f Jack’ Wright of Tampa, 'uphir Nicholson of Jnck\) Jt,hn Dinginon of .luckIh'iiila Sllcox of Plum Masters, of St. Augus- Rhone 102-M O » m m « d u M H U U II U M Will Re-Open iMieonix Silk Hose All shades. Pure silk. $1.50 Hand IOmbroidered Underwear Silk Underwear “Dove Brand" gowns, teds nnd bloomers and step-ins with hand embroidery. Fine quality cambric, Kayser and Van Uaalte Glove Silk nml fine quality flat crepes. Gowns, teds, step-ins in white, flesh, orchid and pink. $2.50 each $3.50 to $7.00 PILLOW S New cretonne pillows filled with good quality cotton and heavy cretonne. WEDNESDA Y ' Mattresses, renovating, f ,,;r. Upholstery material * CALL stress Factory © SANFORD’S THEATRE BEAUTIFUL ^'ce I-iiidies — Sanford M Hose b ’A July J L/iilL ’ * See Tuesday's Herald for F urther Details All fancy colors. $2.50. 1 H The Y owell C ompany M0MU0000 00 0 0 0 0 ii0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 * » » * « ,< *«*«00M 0auauaauu000*H a0 00 0UMM0a««a0 00 0*0 00 0 0 * 0 0 0 * * * * a * « * » BBB<>-‘<B* >*b �:V>i X / r : THE SANi Alvarez Gives 6 R ow T o Smokers FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Unit.) T a m p a ............ ... V- ( , rn— IfcM* - ^ *■ Up in the list for the second half. Return Here Thursday. , The Sanford learn journeyed to Lakeland this morning where it will play a three-game series with the Highlanders, after which the team will return here Thursday Sanford Plays for a three game scries in this city same team. Errorless Ball withPint*the are being made to enter­ tain a monster crowd of fans of Locals Return N ext Thursday the national pastime from this sec­ For Big Booster Day Cele­ tion of the state at the big Roost­ bration to Be Staged’ Here er Day Celebration which will be staged at the local municipal ath­ ------f j i v j ii> i The masterful pitching of Con­ letic field Thursday afternoon, nor Alvarez, star Smoker twlrlcr, July 1(1. A large crowd is expect­ combined with the ability of the ed to attend nnd a "big” time is Tampa club to hit in the pinches promised to nil. The Box Scon* resulted in a 3 to 0 defeat of tho AB R H 1*0 A F, Cclcrymen in Saturday's game TAMPA here. Only one Knnfortt halier got Hickey, 31............3 1 (1 0 5 0 further than first base, the Smok­ Estrada, lb,-If. 3 2 1 1 (t (I ers being mnsters of the situation Peterson, If. .. 1 0 0 (I (I I) Welk, ss............. 4 0 1 0 2 2 throughout tho entire game. After the first inning Cusack I*ee, rf.................. 3 0 1 3 1 0 pitched good lyill for the locals, al­ Allen, cf. ............4 0 1 3 I) 0 lowing only five scattered hits in Jcasmcr, lb......... 3 0 l 0 ii o addition to the three he gave up Snead, 2b............ 4 0 2 5 2 0 in the initial frame, two of which Huggins, c.......... 4 0 1 0 0 0 were hunts. For the first time in Alvarez, p......... 3 0 0 0 1 0 nearly two months the Sanford Totnls .. team played errorless hull. The mls-cues were niadu by Cclcrymen SANFORD but errorn could not he given on Friable, ss. these counts beenutui of the rules Wulzuk, 2b of the game. Weik, Tampa short Curley, rf. atop, made the only two errors of Moore, If. McQuc, 3I>. the game. In tho first inning Hickey walk­ Wad**, rf, . ed nnd went to second on Estrada’s Bailey, Hi. bunt which counted as a hit. Weik Alford, c, . wan nlaii'Bufo a t first on n bunt Cusack, p. and the tnen already on bases ad­ T o ta ls......... 31 0 3 27 It 0 vanced n notch each. Lee popped Score by Innings: out tu >Wnlzak. Allen singled to left' field, scoring Hickey and Ks- Tampa . .............. 201 000 000—3 trnda. Weik was thrown out at .Sanford................ 000 lion imo o Summary: Base on balls, off third base by Moore who recovered the* ball hit by Allen and Jcssmer Alvarez 2. Sstruck out by Alva­ was out on n fly to Wade in cen­ rez 4; Cusack 5. Left on bases, Tampa fi; Sanford 0. Double pluya ter field. Tninim again scored in liar third I*ee to Estrada. First base on when Estrada walked, Weik was errors. Sanford 2, hit by pitcher, out' at t^lrd, advancing Idm to sec­ Lee by Cusack. Stolen bases, Jessond sud |.eo hit safely to center mrr. Sacrifice bits, Alvarez. Balk field, Estrada crossing home plale Alvarez. Umpire, Ware. Time for the finul score of the game. 1:45. No Tampa batter got past second lw>Mjdur;"g.tliu remainder of EtntfThmpnitMoundsman Giver. Dp Only Three Scatlerea I H its to Celcrymcn ip Game Saturday and In Invincible i- ■■■ ■. * Saijfuttl’t unly. teal .Ih rcat at scoring was in thu fourth inning when after Walxnk bad hit safe­ ly, Curley reached first on a field­ er’s choice, Wnlznk being out at second on the play. Curley ad­ vanced to second on a balk by Al­ varez. Monro walked amt p u t out at second on n fielder’s choice, hit by McQuc, Curley going to third on this play. Wade popped out to second huso and tho Celerymen wen- retired fur for tho inning without a score. Better Attendance Saturday’s game saw n better attendance than nt any game du­ ring recent weeks and load hnsebull officials have expressed hope that tho growing interost, which wnH manifested last Friday and Butunlny, will continue throughout the remainder of the season. With the re-orgnnlKulion of the club and tho appointment of Jim M<»re us manager of the CeleryFeds, It i* .believed that the result will he a winning club for Hanford, enabling the Fed* to finish high HERALD, MONDAY, JU L Y 1 3 ,1325, L a k ela n d ........... Pirates Remain About One St. Petersburg Game Ahead of Giants fov S anford........ .. Lead in National While NATIONAL LEAGUE Senators Increase Lead Won Lost Pittsburgh ......... 4® 21* New York ............ 47 32 Brooklyn............. ■ 40 38 Cincinnati ...............37 -10 £t. Louis ................ 38 41 Philadelphia .......... 37 42 Chicago .. ............... 35 44 Boston ..................... 33 47 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Washington ........... 53 27 Philadelphia............ 18 29 C hicago............ .. 43 38 D etro it..................... 42 40 St. Louis................... 11 42 Cleveland .............. 37 -10 New Y ork................ 34 40 Boston ............ .. .. 25 55 New Orleans Atlanta .. .. Memphis .. .. Mobile Chattanooga Nashville .. . Little Rock . Birmingham "We first forgot Christendom for Zionism and then forgot Zion­ ism for Slimuclism; and Instead of making the Christian problem bet­ ter we made the Jewish problem worse."—(J. K. Che terton. Ynnks Arc Shut Out by Chi- Charlie Grimm’s Double With One on Base In Sixteenth ....cago and Cleveland Gives N ets Winning Run; Robins Hard Drubbing to Boston; Trims Pittsburg 4 to 3 Phillies Trounce Detroit K ILG O R E SEED CO ____ _ ST. LOUIS, July 13.—Captur­ ing the second game of the series, the Washington Senators interrup* ted the Browns’ winning streak Sunday, scoring 5 to 3. Frank Davis was extremely wild and do­ nated thre runs with two walks and a wild pitch, a wild throw nnd a single in the second inning. Coveleskie was knocked out of the box when Johnson singled and Hargrave doubled. Score by innings: Washington .. 030 000 020—5-7-2 St. Louis .. .. 000 201 000—3-0-1 Batteries: Covcleskie, Marberry and Bud; Davis, Vnngildur and Hargrave, YANKS AItR SHUT OUT CHICAGO, July 13.—Chicago shut out New York 3 to 0 in n pitching duel Sunday, between Ly­ ons arid Sam Jones. Lyons allow­ ed only five scattered hits while Jones win touches! for seven, three of them producing two runs, in the fourth. Mostil’s double, a sacri­ fice and a successfully executed squeeze piny scored the other run. Score by innings. N*j W York .. .. 000 000 000-0-5-0 Chicago ......... 000 210 OOx—3-7-0 Butteries: Jones and O’Neill; Lyons and Schalk. NEW YORK, July 13.—Charlie Grimm’s double with Brooks on bare in the sixteenth inning Sun­ day gnvc Chicago a 0 to 8 victory over New York. Hartnett’s wild throw to the box in the ninth al­ lowed Young to score, tying the count to eight nil. Mcusel smashed his 12th home run in the first inning. Brooks poled out his tenth circuit drive of the year in the sixth with two on. Jackson, Giant’s short stop, turned his ankle in the fifteenth inning, returning to first base. Score by innings: Chicago— 000 003 230 000 000 1-9-21-1 New York— 200 010 032 000 000 0-8-14-2 Batteries; Kauffan. Bush nnd Hartnett; Nehf, lluntzingcr, Dean, Scott and Snyder. ATHLETICS BEAT PIRATES BROOKLYN, July 13.—Taylor’s home run with one out in the ninth inning Sunday broke a dead lock and returned Brooklyn victorious over Pittsburgh, I to 3. Kremer and Osborne bad a pitchers’ duel hut Osborne would have won easi­ ly if Cox had not lo.<t three flies in the sun, these giving two trip­ les and a double. Cox was benchid after the third episode. Cuyler made four hits one of them a home run. Wheat also hit for the cir­ cuit with one on. Score byiri nings: Pittsburgh .... 001 100 100-3-9-2 Brooklyn .. .. 010 020 001—1-8-0 Batteries: Kremer and Gooch; Osborne and Taylor. INDIANS DEFEAT BOSTON CLEVELAND, O., July 13.— Cleveland made eighteen hits off Ehnikc and Neubauer here Sunday and defeated Boston in the second game of tho series 13 to 2. My* alt's drive hounded off Boone's knee in the eighth for a three base bit. Time bud to be taken out for for the Bo..Ion outfielder. • Score by innings: Boston .. » UU 000 000— 2- 9-G You nro wasting time and mo­ ( b veland .. 103 121 U5x—13-IH-O Butteries: Neubauer, Ehmke and ney if this page hasn't your clas­ Heving, Picinich; K arr nnd Myutt. sified advertisement. Phono it in today. No. 148. ATHLETICS WIN DETROIT, July 13.—Philadel­ phia went on a batting rumpuge Sunday and broke Detroit's win­ ning streak of rive games to win, 8 to I. The Athletics scored three nuts off Dntis.s in 2 innings and then Wells for five more runs col­ lecting 21 hits daring the game. Score by innings: Philadelphia .122 000 030-8-21-2 D etroit......... 000 000 001—1- 8-0 Batteries: Hommcll and Coch­ You can now s e t rane; Dnuss, Wells and Bassler. Phone 248 Four Steamer a Week:fromj( SUMMER EXCURSION FARES Round Trip Jacksonville to Baltimore $19.54; v v to Philadelphia $55.00; to Boston $72.18. Fares \ include meals and berth, with extra charge for ' outside rooms. Also All-Expense Tours from Jacksonville; 11 days and longer; $80.75; and up. Tours include New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. Write for illustrated booklet and for Information about low rates to northern cities and resorts. And ssk for detailed Itineraries o( the T i l special All-Expenso Tours 1 £ IhuIoSl n>AlsodrlphU •slllnrsvis(tonew, mM ltml ta Phila-W JE maanlflrrnt 8. B. Uerk»hlre, m o 10 d a n . J Merchants & m in er s T ransportation Co. Pier MO Eaat Bay S w eat Jarkmmviliu. Florida Telephone CM v1 I JL /CV VI rtfg j * * i 1 * Notice Yesterday’s Results Today’s Games | F l o r id a S t a t e l e a g u e .Sunford at Lakeland. St. Petersburg at Tampa. Introducing the "Babe Ruth of (lie Western League." In other words meet “i)oc” Payne, of the Wi* hitn club, one of the hardest hitli i * in the history of that organization. Payne is clouting the polio', over .ton, leading tho circuit. Ilo's quite a home run guy. loo. Over one stretch of II games he crash­ ed out seven fmir-pillors. Big league scouts have their eyes on him. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 2; Cleveland 13. Washington 5; St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 8; Detroit l. New York 0. Chicago 3. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Memphis 7; Chattanooga 3. New Orleans 11; Atlanta 10. Mobile 3-2; Birmingham 1-0. Nashville 4; Little Rock 5. NATIONAL LEAD St, Louia at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Chicago, AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Chicago. Columbia No. 6 Dry Cell Batteries f o r ,. Radio and Ignition. Also 4, 5, and 6 cell Hot Shot Batteries, Fresh Stock a t Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Ft eight > u . l n l , , “rnfni' *'“ ,nrr,\ Wide Wide ranee of of pn°*’nur-r naMenger nrrnmmndvt;*n MCOmmblznJ uoun,m , Traiupnrtaihm Intlude* meet* <in.| iniidt atntwin bent tumnudaUoiu *>r preferred loot lone available at varying additional <huj h im m i .ii m rriiH in v r.vuES Tickets on Sab) May ir,ih to Sept. noth. Itnlurn l.lmlt 0*1.! JAIKHOV v il.ti; *I*|> XKW VOHK AMI llt'.TI | | .\ V -----AAUOtU.N V il.L K - X lt f i t H tl.H S T tlX A M I Dr. Tinker of the United States Commerce Department estimate:, the nation’s illicit liquor bill to to­ tal Di billions. , < 'Cherokee" (new) July 9, IS, 27. August fi. 1C. 21. ‘C ity nf Rom*. J u ly (. 13. "A uaolte” (illr,*cl) J u ly t. 15. 29. A u g u s t 12, 2fi. "I.*nu|ie" J u ly fi. I«. A u g u s t 1, U>. 39, 29. •CornulK-ho" July 25. A n g n a l 3, 13. 22. 22, 31, "Aratihne” <*llr**ct) J u ly S. 22. A u g u s t 5. 19. •D elaw are" ( f r e ig h t un ly) J u l y 2. II. 20, 20, A u g u s t S. 1 A u to m ob ile* ca r r ie d on all skips. JA C K H O V V I I . 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M. st The proposed Briti h Radio law, GAS, OH., TIKES, ACCESSORIES which would permit house-search for unlicensed sets ;m well as other Phone II7-1V. Sanford, Fla. tyrannical powers lately exposed OPEN TILL 9 P. M. in I he Dearborn Independent, has E V K ItY NT G 11 T been withdrawn under the urge of public indignation. IIK T I i i v , . d o ll\s itiv ttit h x it » t s io \s Sauf'inl I*. Jacksonville and Return ItO.UO, InrludlliK Meal* »v Sduiurra l.eav.* Sanlord Dally tixcejil M**mltiy 12:15 N«( Leave Jacksonville Dally Kscept Sunday 4:00 P. II. C LY D E L IN E Jacksonville S T 1 ECTKICAL SUPPLIES I n l a r g e n m l ■ m n ll I r a r l * . A i . y w l . r r e I n C lu r liln WIGHT PRINT SHOP MILL HARDWARE CO WRECKER CREAM SEMINOLE FURNITURE CO TOPS SEMINOLE CREAMERY N’S CLOTHING MODEL TRIM COMPANY SSING CLUB SEMINOLE PltESSERY AL ESTATE JOHN E. FOX Stire*«murM Tn IliiUKrll I'lllinit M nllon. VV*'1 %in-,* in 11#,‘ (n (irrimliitg nml H itmli iu$; ltr .| til .S«M*timl H l r r r j . , I'htiiti* “Up PirlAFf P r r t l*n nf All k t i i i U o f p r o p f r i ) PRESSING ;t im iix a — i ' i.ka tim i W iu t n f <1 u n t i l y T h a i I ' l r n v r a . I'run.|il h e rd e r. SANFORD STEAM PltESSERY I ' h o a e 5*0) 5uU I k IM ra l h i r e r ) . HOTEL MONTEZUMA LOSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC l*rr*<«n-1.lttU«Uv INf#tl a m i f u r ads IN THE HERALD ' BRING RESULTS �'XiT m H*S«> f ■ *F ' 1— f [one 148 s ^ THE SANFORD H E R A L P ^IONDAYt JU L Y J3, 1925. ■■ *——■*■? — ■ • - "— — : These Columns Are Yours— — ‘ n■ ’ J ■i i - »■ - • .'si * - •wL _- PAGE SEVElf ■— Use Them for Results 5 5 Phone 148 Read Them for Profit— b b b b s b h h b b b b b ■■■■■■■■■■! Classified Directory Daily Herald a d . rates (Caih In Adranc* • a * , w i l l a * *•* nan i i l n M *?'* ■t iMBiMilatelr <■» 10« ic ~~ ._ • « ______ 4e T y p e *o u b le a Ha* a lla * a Ha* a Ha* abo** rate* ara for eonsertlune. . _ ,,h a v era g e >*n , t n a lln«- harg* « « tot t l r ' In c !■ reetrleted to 'w S .a d S 'T h e J m be responsible Tncorrect Insertion. - ‘ for aubae.iuant Frha office should be ledlaia'r ln °r tu v r.n T i* en n r r«pr«»fi>i»in* thorUlar w ith rate*, ruloa gallon, w ill l l w i M ^formation. And H [they w in aaalal J»u I your w a n t ad. to Ira crfectlva. IT A NT NOTICB s should g i v e ib a lr .natofTtee addreaa a s sir phono numbar If reaulta- About on* : o f a th ou san d haa a in d tha othara cun i « w ith y o u unlaaa ’ your address. ■ t t i i a a N ICPBT h e ■ r it o a at T h e ilil *BI*a ur by !•«• klrphone iHif**Ha* not valid. Prompt. Efficient. Service TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE All makes of typewriters for DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ sale on easy terms, for rent, also ard County thoroughly which is repair*. Office supplies. Room 9 one of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Const. Ball Bldg.___ _________ Sample copy nnd rate card upon request. PRINTING WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Engraving, Embossing. See up Lakeland, through the Star-j first. We do it. Phone 417-W. Telegram. Beat advertising me­ R. U. Ave.-Commcrclnl St. dium in South Florida. Published' mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— j REAL ESTATE l akeland. Floridn. J. E. M’UKLHXG, euD-diviaiol, OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales specialist. Subdivision to Or­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zenlando, Florida, and F l o r a ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ trict. Want nd and display rates way. on request. TIN AND METAL WORK SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere ft,, ntere w ltbla « * r L Mfoplf of Hanford TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the Pc Land Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone 480-W. Snnford Ave. At Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with oriier. First Street. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. MIRRORS KESILVERED Furniture bought nnd sold. Call Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 647. MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. Terwilleger. Prop. nln often n#c€ii* tf«t n%en M*LUMBER CO. House la ffunlrfd. It W IULL Service,. Quality and Price. nlpbalirtlcBlIr HlfDCe* Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company West Third Street Phone 5M [Spare In This e c t o r t [ phone 113 DAVID B. HYEB ARCHITECT Member 0. L 1 nor* Building led Directory 1G — Multlgraphlng, 1and mailing—as you -when you waht it ■73. II. E. Porch. Firut Bank Bldg. • IB AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING^__________ fcT ELECTRIC SERVICE txpert Elqctrirel repairs Central Ave. Orlando A. . COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER — Classified nds have the largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rate 8c ((5-word line) line. Bolt- flip p y Building Material TIUS JS DIRECTORY Advertising Orlando. F lorid a HILTON’S iiA iin r.it sum * 113 .Magnolia Ave. 6 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. ____. MATNE — Waterville, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people arc interested in Florida property. Reaeh them through the Sentinel, Rato card on ap­ plication. For Rent “TELL EN0UGH.....SELL MORE” — in other words, no m atter whnt sort o f Wnnt Ad you may be writing, tell your prospects whnt you would want to know if you were the buyer in­ stead of the seller. Give them n mental picture of the article or ser­ vice that you are offering, or the thing that you want to buy. You know your offer, nnd your prospects know their needs. They are sold if you convince them through your Wnnt Ad that your offer most near­ ly meets their requirements. The additional facts that yon give distinguishes your Want Ad from its competitors— nnd will very probably put you in touch with the right prospect quickly. Just hear in mind, when you write a Want Ad for these columns, to TELL A COMPLETE STORY THE FIRST TIME. The results will take care of themselves! THESANFORD HERALD FOR RENT: 4 room house, screen porch, garage, good water, fifteen dollars a month. Mrs. E. A. Moffitt, Celery Avenue. Phone J1G7W. FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire upstairs. C. T. Smith. APARTMENT FOR RENT— A t­ tractive nnd convenient. Call nt Herald office for further in­ formation. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new nimrtmcnts. phones includ-' od. By week month or year, well j located near ocean. Write or iphone R. L. Sciden, Scldcn Bldg,' Daytona Bench, Fla. . FOR RENT—Kitchen, bed room and garage, 1101 Elm Ave. FOR RENT—Apartment. Two rooms nnd bath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will bo vacant Aug. 1. Prac­ tically new. Address 305 care Herald. FOR RENT: 3 rooms down stairs, furnished, lights, water, all con­ veniences in eluded, corner 9th nnd Elm. Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ Lost And Found LOST: Package containing over­ alls nnd other articles. Put in somebody’s car through mistake. FOR QUICK SALE: Will sell 4 FOR SALE: 2 Horse Spray ma­ Finder please return to Herald acres of good land 2 miles from A LITTLE WANT AD IN The chine in good condition. W. G. office. HERALD will bring you in big center of Sanford ut a bargain, Aldridge, results. Advertise those old a r­ half cash. See or write B. H. FOR SALE: Upright piano, mnhogMiscellaneous ticles you have stored away and Bankston, Sanford, Fla. nny cheap f<>- cash. See “Webb” have no use for. A little tliirtyYOUNG SPANISH gentleman ccnt ad mny bring you several FOR SALE—3 cast front San­ Star Barber Shop, would like to learn English. Call dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy FOR SALE: Good quality violin terms. Box 431, care Herald. telephone 712 or P. O. Box 084. sentative will cnll and see you. —c rse complete—Reasonable—110 FOR SALE—Corner lot nnd ad­ W. 13th Street. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Rooms For Kent joining lot on Palmetto Ave., Morrim* Sentinel; largest classi­ terms. Box 431, cans Herald. FOIt SALE: Well located lot on fied business, rate lc a word, min­ , Magnolia Avenue. Reasonably FOR RENT—Roonia with or with­ imum 24c cash with order. FOR SALE: Seventy acres of un­ priced. Small cash payment re­ out meals. Reasonable rates. improved land suitable for celery. quired. Address S-R-j" c.o. Her­ Lincoln House. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Two flowing wells. For quick sale ald. accepted wnnt ad medium in $125 an acre. Box “X” care HerFOR SAIT<: Five room bungalow Modern Im p rove­ T h o ro u g h ly Daytona (Flu.) One cent a word.aid. Screened ments with bath. Close in town. Price nn insertion. Minimum 25c. FOR SALE: Comer lot on Oak reasonable. P. O. Box 658. Avenue in rapidly growing sec­ TAMPA, Floridn — Tampa Daily Mr*. 14, J. ('mils. Mgr, Times, the g reti homo tlai'Jy. tion $1,800 on terms of $600 cash FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered A in and around Sanford, yellow CORONADO BF.ACII. FLORIDA rate I l-2e per word minimum, nnd balance payable yearly. All Ihp I r n r charge 25c cash with order. Write rare buv. Dcaii-Bcrtf Corporation. pin* framing, sheathing, aiding, Rates: tqint IS.mi per day. tty tlio Plmne 713. flooring, ceiling nnd finish. At w eek WS.ttO double; SIS.O') sin g le. for complete rate card. —--------, prices that are n savings to you. LOT on P,id motto Avcn*| Vermont I,umber Co. Osteen, Fla. WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg, CORNER lie, *1,500, $50 cash nnd $50 The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ monthly. This lot will sell for ing issue l cent per word, mini­ $2,000 this coming winter. DeanWanted mum 34c. Berg Corporation, Plume 713. G. TAYLOR DYER WANTED 1 will buy anything In Printing— Dccornlinjj PALM BEACH COUNTY — The FDR QUICK SALE: Highland avSnnford Real Estate that is good enue corner lot, facing north and priced right direct from own­ scene of stupendous <! velopPHONE 30J ment. Bead about it in the Palm nml east. Price $1750, terms $275 ers. Box 1,000 Herald office. cash, $275 in 3 months, balance Bench Post. Sample copy sent on yearly, phone 715. SALES LADIES WANTED: Exrequest. _____ . . . . , ... . p ecien ee d w i t h la d ie s u a d i" to ------n t—:---:— t i .ct - n r:—i----- , , ___ __ . . SALE: Three WeirfWMod Id wear preferred. Address Boy 773. ADVERTISING g e tf results if it FOTI Oak Hill. Buy direct from own-1 reaches potential buyers. Pn- er nnd save commission. Easy WANTED: To Rent six or seven :vcn latka Daily News is circulated »n j tornvV Address “Owner" care room house for one year. Kindnn industrial ami agricultural acc- Ju orn’|i|. 1ly state location, price, etc. tion. dress Box 1059. Sanford .Fin “$7.i | J'OR SALE: Two goo dry goons $125 Phonographs ............ counters anil display tables. S 30 Electric fans $22 ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest 'cheap. Tho Outlet. $ 15 Electric fans ... ............. $H Automobiles $ 10 Electric fans .............. $ 8 newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE: Four lots on Laurel I New Player Piano. weekly and Sunday. Classified avenue, two corners between DEPENDABLE USED CARS I Second Hand I’iaon. rates 10e per line. Waycross Jour­ 13th and lUh. Owner will sell all' t,,21 Dodge Touring, Tires and Tubes. nal-Herald, Wuycross, Georgia. for $5,0(10 with $1,000 cash, $500 ),rj5 Dodge Coupe, At Low I’rices In Order To Make within 6 months. Balance 1, 2 Dodge Coupe, oupe TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— nnd 3 years. Apply Dean-Berg I’i22 Dodge Touring. Room. Semi in your .subscription to the Corporation. Ion I'123 Dodge Graham I LINE’S FILLING Tribune or hand it to your local Truck. dealer so you can read Florida's FOR SALE: 10 acre celery farm. 1921 D'»d'*** Screen 1-2 ton Truck. STATION nil tiled. Price right, easy terms greatest newspnper. One year, I. W. Phillips* Sons —several other bargains different 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. $8.00, 6 months, *1 00, three months Dodge Bros. Sales and Service $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ location. W. G. Banks, Buunu Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St. ance policy mid 75e to your order. Vista, Sanford, Fla. For Sale Classified advertisements have com e to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. ified advertisements because they For Sale Ocean View Hotel have found it a very profitable Habit, indeed. Pick Up Today's Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. R esid en t of Florida sin ce BLISTERED FEET IsSL R eferences; Kiri! N ational Itank. itch between the toei, echini, tore feet ere eased and cooled at once by LICARBO. J. H. HUTCHINSON IIKAt. F.XTATH A c rea g e. F a rm s nnd Ornngo G ro v es ik K|iecinUy tlCM Laurel Avenue, Member of SANFORD, FLA. Florida S ta te F lo r i s t s A ssociation . It destroys all foot infections quickly; kills the germs and prevents recurrence of the trouble. LICARBO makes you feel like walk­ ing a million miles; It brings such com­ fort and relief. You'll never regret asking your druggist for UCARBOv BOfITII I.A N II I*A 1ST Th* I’c ' n l T h a t Have* Too Monuy M&niifnrtiirnO b) H i r r ii 'n - L l m b lr r I'nlut Ct. Bnl.l *.v m 's s i m : p a in t ro * p /W T IIZ Mnioiullv Ave. Pltnnr 370 Gain i I’mindN In 30 Days* or Get Your Money Bock Try Smith’s Barber Doctors nnd good pharmacists know that Cod Liver Oil is full of Shop for pood barber vitamincs that make flesh, create appetite, builds up the power to disease nnd puts good solid The Ball Hardware JTOS FOR HIKE work. Ladies welcome. resist flesh on skinny men and women. [AUTO SERVICE Day Hut it's horrible tasting stuff |t. Meets nil trnins, PmrN ext to Valdez. nnd every day fewer people nru ifer. Phone 651 and 63-W | Elton J. Moughton Diking it, for doctors are prescrib­ ARCHITECT ing nnd people nre fast learning CAFE that they enn get better results First National Hark Hldg. with McCoy's Coil Liver Oil Com­ [Service nnd Quality pound Tablets, which Bowers Snnford, —— ------- Florida Iteigns Pharmacy and Union Pharmacy PI A C AF E . nnd druggists all over the Waffle House i n : XL KSTATi: — I.WK.1TMK.HTS country nre having u tremendous f L Mgr. 105 W. 1st St. <icmaml for. Lobby F u teatim -tlru m ley Bbltf. Chiropodist Bunford Florida One woman gained 10 pounds in PEl.l, CAFB FOOT SPECIALIST 22 days nnd if any skinny man or |est in Service and QualVirus. B u n ion s I n g r o w ­ woman can't put on 5 pounds in Strcet and Park Aveing Nalls. Heavy Cnll30 DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell l a s x i B a s i i i a i B i i i H i R B i a i m i i s i s i i R a i a a e * nuxvs or l*rrd u r b l n t lIsiliaiRRflnRRRRRlRHRRRRRRRRlRIRRRIRRRRRRIRRRRRRRI days, your druggists will gladly a refund the purchase price, TV a anvthing7 If so advertise in e e i e s M i fuel. B a DRllGH oe sure and get McCuys, the the Gainesville Sun. ■III. r . I.. G i s t . E h Hn original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tow* II Drow Bldg. uriV L iA irb aa niTENTION — R n m u g STOKE— Prea _a (‘linn*. Dlevatnr Orlando. loot pound i ablets—60 tablets— Pensacola is beginning the n m Drugs, Sodas. We CO cents. greatest development in Georgia’s 1 1 ■ »r you as your phone U H history; a Imlf million dollnr high­ n R way to the gulf beach just fini.di­ M n i x t i i k ( iMCI i t m i n r o r t i i s: ed; at two million dollar bridge m m Warehouse site 1011x117 at $1,750 only one block from jECTKICAL SHVH.XTII J l i i n iA I. CIKVI IT W. 11. LONG R n across Escambia Bay atarted; First slrrtl. A good Investment. Terms. H OF FI.OIIIIIA, IX A M I r o l l R’R quarter million dollar opera house ID ELECTRIC GO. R NKMIXOLK COl V r Y , l . \ I'll A A u n MEAT MARKET Apartment house Hollow Tile Slncco construction. Piiya R n vt under construction; two millions fs to Gillon i Platt (Fill. Beautiful II X MAYFAIR rent ten per cent on $15,000.00. Loral ed cto.xe to I he being spent on highway; greatest Mia. Everything elecI. "vii k G. Cameron, Joined by her •V R lupdncxa section. Priced nt $30,000.00. It will pay a h u sb an d and iinxt friend J o e Cam­ [hone 422. Electragith 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. chance for live developers to get AR Apa> •tment Site U U * >ou to invcatigarc. TerniH. rin on ground floor. Write Devel­ Lots (i and 11 IHock <> R eron, HH C o m iilaln an t opment Deportment. Thu Pensa­ ■ WR Aparlmeiit House Ktie at $11.500.1)0. In Sanford's most vs. [G STATIONS ANI) R H 100 feet on Park Ave. cola News. J. A. Bond ,et al. exclusive residence seclion. Tho prices arc right for a 'TO SUPPLIES D e fe n d a n ts n: H. A. SPKIR AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ H real'opportunity at the com­ Residence lot on Magnolia Ave., near South Side school, CITATIO N 11*1 foot on 11th St. -Three stations. Mag'I" J. A. Ilmid ttmi w ife - ——. gusta, Gn., Augustu’s greatest very reasonably priced for a quick sale. Terms. i S pletion of Forrest Lake Blind, wlnma C h ristu m nvntn la uuContractor and Builder Id Second. First and Elm, cluasmed medium, rate, cu.sh, De R N KfUiWni M. Mabel Mar Ii* a fill htijt* ?(i,r,(l(l. T e r m s . Avenue and 10th Street A new five loom dwelling in Hie Sanford Heigbls section R R charge. 10c minimum. buml, *— ------- Marlrt wtiimo U lm s i* Hotel. R ,99-M — Phone — 193-M service. bin name u uukiMiwn: ilrorir* L at a price and on terms Hull should appeal to rent Marln.An.1 wttm ■■ Mar)*, wiiu»« payers. MORGANTOWN, \V. VA., people;3 " 2108 PALMETTO AYR. I h rU tbin naino U unkmiwn. Amt f l o r is t uttch and rvt»ry uf aaIiI partl«a If are interested in Florida. Each n Acreage at $8.50 Per Acre. U viiikf, a ml If iiiUivc, any ml of of them through u classified ad a R H IT THE FLORIST” tltr said p a rties I,,* deud lo nil o srr u , l e s el.iiiuliiH l o t e r e s l s under J. A. in the Morgantown POST. Six f« *1! occasions, t: it stolid mid w ife 11 liond, w h u m cents a word for Bix consecutive R vrtln. Phonj 260-W 9 U - i 'in 1st In a n i mu !i iiiikiinwii. Jl M,»Davey and Nesmith issues. k n ■ bul Marls — - ——-Marls, her husII It E A I, T O It S R H 2 ' band, win ... C hristian name la uuH A T TO R N E Y S-A T -L A W LAWYER u n 2M K. FIRST ST. ■ kiniwn and O m rite L. Marls and MagnoL'J at Second. Phone 43 TO REACH BUYERS or sobers of R R N wife. Marls, w h ose C h r is t­ R B □ Florida real estate advertise in M ian name Is u n know n, ur uihttrwlsa WE LOAN MONEY AT 7 PER CENT W . It. S M I T H , M G R . n it fW A M . Office in i In and to the f o l l o w i n g deaeribud 1the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ai i-ai.'i-.-u i it u nnk Building Annex, lands situate, ly in g and b e in g In tha I cent a word daily, two centa a word F I R S T NATIO NAL HANK III.IBJ. of rli-mliiula und S t a t e of R fbone 417-L 3. BltflRRSRRRRRSRRRHaRSRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR County (Sundays. Flurldii. more p a rticu la rly des­ R H i R i s a i a a i i i i i R a i R ............................................. MOBILES FOR h &NT Chinnwnre in English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese - REEL Car. Drive it f. Oak and Second St China make lovely gifts 3. _______ tt, (’HEAP FOR CASH Earle T. Field We Offer— FO R SALE s Bodweil Realty Co., Inc. i L\G UP FATHER - 1 V /O U L D riV T C*0 00 r * N l O H T L i k e T H lt> U M D e ^ AIS"*/ C O N D I T I O N — I'M 1QO V/AKM T O M O V E ss A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ISv GEORGE McMANlJS cribed u s fo llo w s; In w it: ta d s U . It. IS. ]4 , 37, ]■, j j . (n 5X, i», fiu, HI, S3, S3, and M, uf 8a Il­ ford Celery D elia, as par plat thereof recorded In P la t B ook l. on p a g e s 75 and 78 o f the t'ublle Re­ cords o f S em in o le C ounty. Florida, anil to any and a ll nlh vr persons wliusu n a m es a re u n k n o w n c la i m ­ in g any right, t i t le ur Interest in und to th e properly herein ab ove described, or any part or parcel • hereof. It Is hereb y ordered that y o u and each o f y o n be and appear hefura our said Circuit Court at llto Court H ou se a t bantorU. Florida. <>H tow 3rd day of August. A. It. 1313, and thru nnd th ere m a k e a n sw er to the bill of com p lain t exhibited a ga in st you In ‘.li.'a cause. It is fu rther ordered th at th is order lie published In the Sanford Herald, a n ew sp a p er published In County, Florida, unce each w eek for elgnt c o n s e c ­ utive Weeks. WITNKS8 im baud and th e seal < f the Circuit Court o f the S ev en th .lodlch’ l C roult o f the State of F lo ­ rida. Itl and for S em in ole County, on this the 2)rd day of May. A. U . I>23. V 15 I KHCLASS. CL-rU o f th e C ircuit Court o f the Sev-n tli Ju d icial Circuit o f Flo| i Ida. in und for S em in o le County. s. Deputy. Ctera. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 13, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b225138a2bded78d374899c101c87bb9.pdf 5707193934de738470e7c144129133d8 PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER Published in Florida's Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land | VOUJMN XV. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ^ANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY M, 1925. PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER :£rm {DEFENSE ASKS Dance On Thursday Night CABINET HEAD’ W ill B e B ig F eatu re O f JUDGETO STOP B o o ster Day Celebration courtpraver JERRY: CARTERS PEKINGPARLEY Bryan Jr. •. 4 v*7 ) OPTIMISTIC OVER FUTURE OF (TTY Ejection Offered By Darrow on Ground That Jury Is Being Unduly Influenced fudge Raulston Overrules Plea . • « “Dew Draggers" Orchestra Is Secured to Furnish Music For Rig Dance at City Hall; Large Crowd Is Expected Secretary of Slate Kcllocg Hack From Vacation Armed “Fats” and “Leans” With C’nolidRe’s Approval of Ills Policy Toward China Team Being Formed Flnridn Hotel Commissioner Lakeland to Play Sanford on Says Sanford Will He the Local Field Thursday ;Hand Scene o f Next Hig Develop­ Concert Will He Rendered ment; Lands Hotel Man Powers rt, .c • / » . i. 1 1*' f Commission Approves Appointment C i t y School Nurse For 1925-26 S c s s io n s Exact Course Not At Forecast Stage 1'rotocnl W ork On Extension Is Starte m Grading Is Under W a Expected 1 •1 .» • , (U . LANE ASSERTS HE DIDN’T HOLD UP STREET PROJECT Hutton Construe CompanyInstru< to Start Work A im Rush to Comply “ Have you bought tickets for To Find Way to Guaranlee the hig Booster Day Celebration Protection Among C h in ese and tho hig dance at the new city [Court Delays Decision hull on Thursday?" WASHINGTON, July !».—Sup­ Sanford Husiness Mon Soya On Defense Motion This is the question being nsked ported hy specific presidential ap­ He Was Made ‘Goat’ in Con­ l»y President It. A. Newman of the ToQuashlndictmenl troversy When He Hnd Sanford Baseball duh and a horde proval of the policy he has map William Jennings Brynn, Jr., son of of ticket sellers, who are canvass­ ped out for dealing with the Chi tin- famous old Democratic leader, Local Sub-Division To Nothing to I)o With Delay D ifficulties Faced COURTROOM DAYTON, ing this city to dispose of a large nose problem, Secretary Kellogg is assisting his father in the prose­ Tenn., July 1*1.— As court was cution of John T. Scopes a t Day­ Have White Way; Is Upon receipt of « letter from a number of tickets for the cele­ City F o r Monl was back from his interrupted va­ ton, Tenn. Ho is a hitter foe of bration and tiie dance. about to open for the Scopes City Clerk L. R. Philips informing First o f Sort Here Straightened 0 u him that the City Commission hnd In an announcement made this cation Monday awaiting result of evolution, nnd declared as he left trial this morning, Clarence Los Angeles, Ids home, that the conferences in Peking and else­ authorized the immediate exten­ morning by Mr. Ncwnuin, he urg­ Harrow filed a formal objec­ After threshing out d iffl ed that the people give their best where through which the protocol country would go to ruin if it al­ A committee rcprcHcntinK sion of Hughey Street to liosn t io n with the court to the support to the booster day pro­ powers expected to work out way. lowed evolution to he taught in its the S a n fo rd Woman’s Club Court, Edward F. Lano announc­ cutties, which have been ii [opening of court with prayer this morning that his objection gram for which preparations are nnd means of insuring the protec­ ii'hools. headed hy Mrs. K. M. Gallo­ ed to the extension of First Street the way during the past a "‘ n the presence of the jury. fast being completed. The public way, apitcared before the City through his property hud been ernl weeks in beginning wo enn bed do this l»y purchasing tion of their nationals in China. )arrow said. “I don’t object Commission at its meeting withdrawn nnd that ho had given on the opening and paving Course Undecided. tickets tor the various features of to any one praying in private There was no indicated that Un­ Monday afternoon and nsked, Ms consent for the city to begin First Street from Mellon which the dance and the hail icing turned into a meeting games are the main ones, he de­ diplomatic conversations in various by showing specific and con- | wo* ®n the project today. Avenue to Sanford Avenu Lane capitals had ns yet reached a stage clared. cretc instances of the city's , ’ “ S Judge Raulston responded “ I which was the City Commission at I Tiie local baseball organization where lie- exact course to Ihj fol­ need for a city school nurse to on’t want to bo unreasonable made public today, is ns follows: meeting in the new city h; has been active during the past lowed could ix- forecast. As Mr. bout anything l>ut I nm responsi"A t a regular meeting of the Monday afternoon instrud work in conjuctiou with the Kellogg himself pointed nut after several tiays, said Mr. Newman ii* for the conduct of the court, City Commission Monday, July 1.1, M. B. Hutton of the Hutton EngTthe present county nurse, Mirs Ahhis conference witli President Cooland filial preparations for the hvlievo in prayer, I pray niyaeli idge last week a t the summer bv Doudney, who hns served in the commission passed a resolution nccring nnd Construction Company day’s entertainment will lie made Editorial in Tampa I'apcr 1h thnt capacity fur tnc past several to extend Hughey Street cast to begin toitay on (the gnullnf nd often invoke blessing of (iixl Wednesday. It is planned, to make White House, the policy of the n my endeavors. I practice it on through loLs 108, 109 and 110, Rose work for thin development and One That Is Tribute to the yenrs. Washington government wus based this one of the greatest booster }ic bench and off of it, therefore Spirit of Citizens; City Ls Miss Doudney was called upon to Court and across tho rnitrnnd rush it to an early completion. celebrations ever held in this city. on the desire to give effect to the Mr. Hutton was instructed to be-; and the mayor was author­ overrule the objection." commitments into which it ha I Called a ’Dead Game Sport’ givo an .account in part of her tracks Dnnrc Big Feature. ized to obtain the right-of-way for gin paving ut Mcllonville Avon The judge announced that he entered with respect to China at work aim enmity nurse. She gave Mr. Newman called special a t­ the Washington arms limitation same hy deed from property own­ and work westward. Grading b irould have to ask indulgence in a number of concrete examples Lauding Sanford and tiie spirit tention to the announcement Mon­ conference. ers. In case this cannot he done, gnn thin morning, curbs and ba (nnounring his decision on the day stating that the "Dew Dragof itr citizens in retaining the where tho work carried on hy this tiie city nttorncy is authorized to for the sheet asphalt pavement action of defense to quash they inThe chief features of those com­ state league hnsebnll franchise de­ department is helpful to the child­ gers" orchestra has been secured ictnicnt returned against Scopes, mitments, in view of the present spite the continued losing streak ren of tho county in the prevention institute condemnation proceedings will be placed during the next twi to furnish the music for the big to secure same. It was further or three weeks ns fa r west as thel 'ourt adjourned until 2 o'clock dance on Thursday night. Thu or­ conditions ill China, relate to a res­ of its team and despite the heavy and curt1 of common and eon- agreed th at First Street shnll be property of tho Elks Club of thi astern standard time. chestra, he declared, is known as olution railing for the erention of finances involved in maintaining tngious diseases. During tiie first paved from Mcllonvillc Avenue city, it wns announced. Fro one of the best in tiie state and is a commission to study and report tiie club, the Tnmpn Morning Tri­ year of her work ns county nurse west to Sanford Avenue as soon this point west ta Hanford Avon , DAYTON. Tenn.. July M.—John she examined over 2,000 children on the question of relinquishing bune on its editorial page in to­ capahlo of furnishing the very practicable." it is necessary to fill in with se JT. Ruulstou, presiding at the trial extra territorial rights in China <m day’s issue, publishes ii tribute to nnd in the second year lJ'aO. The as Discussing best dance music. the situation, which cral feet of sand so thnt the ne lof John Thomas Scopes, on a xmnllur number in the second year the one hand, ami tiie treaty en­ the "City Substantial.” It is believed hy ImsehaM offic­ gagement for a revision of Chine-e [charge of violating the law of the she snid, is due to the larger has been the subject of much con­ cssary grade and level may bo had ials that the dance will be one of customs rates on tiie other. The Tribune s editorial is as fol­ amount of educational and pre­ tention recently, Mr. Iainc declared nccnnling to reports and estimate* [State of Tennessee making it a tho "biggost and the best’’ ever [misdemeanor to teach theories of ventive work which wax more es­ thnt he was satisfied with the xe- of tho city engineer. With relation to the extra terri­ lows: lion of tho commission and would Monday's meeting of the 011* ' evolution in thu public schools, staged in this section of Florida. torial .......................... .............. 'The little city of Sunfonl sential than corrective work. question, .... tiie Washington not offer any further objection to Commission saw tho end of con<» retired to his chambers last night With the splendid floor in tiie a u ­ government has confined its Vug- j boasts of being tho celery center Many failures of school children the street work and bulkhead con­ siderahlc wrangling over the mnt-i to study tho question of whether ditorium of tho city hall and the gestions to the other powers to the of l-lorida—it ships m ore than snid Miss Doudney, are due to phys­ struction beginning on his priqier- ter ns well as efforts on the i the indictment against the 24-ycarexceptional music is is declared proposal that the commission, pm -1 H.OOO cars during u season—and of old school teacher shall be summar­ that it will indeed lie n gala a f­ vided for hy resolution number being a t the head of navigation on ical rather than mental disability ty, lying between the new Hotol of many leuding citizens du and it is through preventive work Forrest Luke nnd >jcllonv)llu Avc- the past two months to have ! ily quashed. fair for dance lovers. five adopted by the Washit * the St. Johns River, with direct tllwl',* ,:C* gl aouxt UlitO Jilt of - guot*. mUC, ' ’ •«*■ *-- v-4 » k judge carried with him paving work In the vicinity of Ibg "Fats" and "J^uns." conference, he appointed ut un water communication with New can Ik) accomplished, she (lectur­ briefs of tho half- score points "I feel thnt my position In tho new Hotel Forrest I.ake completed York nnd ull of the great Eastern Although n large number of lo­ early date so n beginning can be ed. stressed by the contending sides m atter has been misunderstood,” instead of waiting for the dredge cal business and professional men made on what is curtain to he a matkets, hut Sanford has another in tho case, while ringing in his Mrs. Stclln I’. Arrington, super­ declared Mr. Lane, “and in justice to fill in on the west end and af-j star in its crown which is as bright have been suggested ns possible | long process of discussion and de­ judicial enrs were words from half vising principal of tho primary to myself, 1 want to stutc thut if terwards have tho paving eo representatives of the "fats" and bate. All of the governments as any— a dozen oral argum ents presented schools of this city, also spoke in Hughey Street had been extended menco from Kunford Avenue. "leans" baseball teams, no defi­ whose nationals are involved in the "Sanford is a "dead game" regard to the m atter nnd pointed in tho first place, us wns agreed to the court during the day. It was shown nt the meeting o>r: nite announcement as to this mat­ Chinese disturbances are signatory sport. It was the first of perhaps other out a number of facts, declaring to hotween the commission and ter has been mnde by the hnsuhnil to that resolution. " it is easy to shout with the vic­ thnt a city nurso is now essential myself, there never would have the commissioners thnt in getting! days to be devoted entirely to ora­ deeds for tho right of way for tho' officials. Mr. Newman said this tors; it ia easy to he a hero when to the Sanford schools. tory. The jury’s service was brief. been any delay in tho F irst Street extension of tho street severatj morning that the players and sub­ President Has (Juiet Day. the enemy is crumping before the Soon after court opened and the Tho commissioners unanimously project." months ngo. an oral agreement, stitutes for tho two nines will bo SWAMPSCOTT, Mass.. July 1 I. line; the feet of goiht turn to clay state had Interrogated one juror, it. Mr. lame refused to shoulder tho was made with E. F. Imno to start, agreed thnt the work which can picked at u meeting tonight or —Again on vacation schedule a f ­ only in tiie hour of defeat, hut L. Gentry, ns to whether h« hud enrly tomorrow and will he avail­ ter a week-end of conferences on there is no clay in the feet nnd bo done by a city school nurse hlnmc for tho delay nnd declared the work from the west end be-] expressed an opinion as to the ' * • appeared that ho had cause of crops on his property at' able for publication Wednesday foreign affairs, President foolidge lieart of the Sutiford baseball sup­ in conjunction will) tho work of the ( been guilt or innoccnco of the defendant, made the "goat’ in the mut­ thnt time. The commissioners were , epunty nurse is necessary and ap­ afternoon. |the jury was sent from the room spent Monday quietly, receiving no porters. ter when he really had no hand in of the opinion that thh* condition)! jthat arguments might he made on "With a team playing under proved a plan whereby an ap­ it. Much interest, he stated, has rnllers ut White Court nnd trans­ wus a thing of the past and thatral propriation will lie muiio for se­ 'he motion to quash. hard luck, losing games by chance been manifested in this part of the acting little business. "I am glud Hint it hns finally Mr. Gentry went with his fellow The executive apparently was against stronger teams, witli just curing one nurso to act in this been settled nnd thut the work is Mr. Lane had no right to try tc r a celebration and it is expected that in the way of work which* j urymen u tter declaring that he a large number of Sanford peo­ content to leave in tiie hands of a few men "putting up," hacked capacity during tiie next school to ho rushed,” he said, "for there stand it is declnred, could have already,-, |ould not recall having said that term. ple will attend this curious match. Secretary Kellogg the carrying in­ hy a patriotic Mayor, Saufoid is is no one in Sanford who is any­ been partly finished while the cityR ought not to be convicted. sticking to the end. to effect of the administration’s New White Way Planned more interested in the completion is wuiting for the dredge to arrivefe] Tiie Booster Day program will "There is no reflection on him," "Somcdiody lias to he the ‘tnilAt the request of George W. of this project than I am." begin promptly a t 1:.‘10 o'clock policy towards China announced here nnd the fill to be completed. . attorney general explained. Thursday, when a large parade by the secretary of state before ender,’ und the ‘jinx’ hns marked Knight of this city, tho commission Lane Present at Meeting. Starting the morning session Sunford, the ‘baby’ of th • LI icidu his departure for Washington lute r. up roved a plnn whereby Mr. will form in the downtown sec­ Mr. lame was present nt thoH dh a carefully poised reading of State League, as the 'goat,’ hut yesterday after he had gone over Knight is authorized to connect tion. The line of the march will meeting and contended that he did. T le formal motion to quash a calm he through several of the principal both the Chinese and foreign debt Sanford does not falter, titer is m- with the city street lighting system not wish to give his consent for!y rgument by John it. Nral for the exchange in the middle ol* the situations with the president. an extensive new white way which streets of Sanford and thence to tho work to begin at tho east rn d jt f'vnse, thu heat of the argument stream, no franchise passes and There were no developments in will extend through the San Lnnthe municipal athletic field where running through his property, be-!’ wined intensity as the day wore the major part of the activities uither, White House officials even the Florida Statu League i. an as­ | ta sub-division. Mr. Knight an­ i. cause of tho fact th a t the cityf. sured success. declining to comment on the pub­ nounced that due to city's nction, will take place. had failed to open Hugney Street J. G. McKenzie, former attorney "Sanford, the metropolis of Sem­ Hie developing company will award lished reports from Tokyo that At 2 o’clock the "fats" and Great Britain, Japan and thy inole. beautifully situated on Lnku a contract ut unco for the instal­ c n°ral. and Dudley Field Malone, E. F. Housholder hnd chargu of cast through property which n lso l Is owned by him, u promise having , f oun' "l f‘>r the. defense, engagMayor Forrest Lake will be the "leans” will sta rt their encounter United States have agreed on a Monroe, is holding the line. lation in Kan Lnnta of the first Hie program at tiie luncheon of t in a cl;uh, ending in smiles, hut principal speaker ut the luncheon for hnschall honors and thus pro­ policy toward China, both the Brit­ "Sanford may he Iasi in the per­ extensive residential section white* the Rotary (Tub at the Seminole been mado to do this work severulf, (Or a moment giving indications of of the Junior Chamber of Com­ vide much merriment for those a t ­ ish und American governments centage column, hut Florida base­ way in Knnford nt a cost of ap­ Cafe today und niado an interest­ months ago, ho raid. In explaining this condition the |eyeluping into u spirited exchange, merce at tiio Seminole Cafe a t tending the game. ing and instructive address on lo­ making concessions to r -ach an ball lovers will always place her proximately $ti,U00. •hiring Attorney General Stew- 12:15 o’clock, Thursday when he Sanford vs. Lakeland. cal activities and especially along commissioners asserted that thryrj fir: t in hull-dog ntick-to-it-ivcnesa accord. Mr. Knight further spoke in re­ Starting at 4 o'clock the San­ rt n argument for the state in the and Secretary It. W. I’earmno, Jr., ... thu ...» work of kliu u o .u .u , tho lino of "traveling fast’’ und hnd been delayed in tho work of. Turning his attention briefly to sportsmanship. gard to tile oSanford tternoon, he was questioned by of the senior trade body will ap­ ford Celery-Feda and the Lakeland routine Hughey Street cast bo-L? government matter'., Mr. "You can't break Sanford mo­ Real Estate Board and said that getting somewwhere. Mr. Hous- opening eren.-e attorneys on several points. pear before the organization to di-,- Highlanders of the Florida State foolidge niado one appointment, rale." lioldcr spoke at length of tho cause of a lot owntd by Robertf j data had been secured showing that Kennedy, a county employee, air. Stewart suggested with a cuhs m atters which are of interest (Continued on I’agc Fight) that of Floyd It. Harrison, a nuat least Bti per cent of the reul Chamber of Commerce campaign which stands in the line of Ha*[-| , nVk‘, I" rl,aps you would like to to both the senior and junior bo­ for 2,000 new memberships which Because Hie nutives of Abyssin­ estate men operating in this city tive of Virginia, to succeed Frank put n„. on the witness stand.” It was stated that M ri4 will not accept tho Austrian either luck county and slato licens­ is just sturting und of other pro­ street. We would," was the chorus dies. This was announced by Milner Death Causes W. Mondell, whose resignation us ia Kennedy wants 54,000 for his pre*fl gressive steps made in Sanford re­ Floyd A. 1’aim er, president of the director of the war finance corpo­ Maria Theresa thaler unless it es or city licenses or both. The com­ troin the defense table. |K*rty. which in declared excessive.j l cently showing that the people are Omission Big* Dinner ration becomes effective Wednes­ hears the date 1780, all now coins mission requested that tills infor­ really awakening nnd ure begin­ Tho body declared the day «,f speech-making was junior chamber today. that it would.* bear this date. Mr. Palmer stated that he has day. irought t„ i, ,.|„Su |(y lw0 moB^ mation he turned over to tld|V ning to do big things und du them not givo more than $3,000 for tho? OXFORD, Eng., July M.—Tho body at oiico nnd thnt nction will fust. extended arguments of tho trial, been anxious for some time in property und that it woald endeavJ* lie. taken against tho delinquents or to socurc it for the street right] AtV'r'Ky General A. T. Stewart, have Mayor Lake attend a lunch­ annual dinner given hy the Rhodes Many new city improvement* eon of the junior organization and trustees Ip tho Rhodes scholars hirein,. Darrow taking up thu immediately. It was further stated were further pointed out by Mr. of way ns soon as possible because) tntire uflcrmxin .session with their deliver an address relative to the will tie omitted this year because that all amenta or representatives Housholder in his address, show­ the street has already been onler^ discu. sion" ,.f ihe soundness of the work being done by th a t body in of the death recently of Lord Mil­ (Continued oil Page Eight) ing tho progressiveness of tho lo­ ed paved. ik conjunction with thu senior cham­ indktm.nt nn,| l(u, conatltulionalner. It is thought tho custom of As proof to Mr. Lane that It ^ cal community and the ability of • -the annual dinner will not he re­ doing all in its power to rush thl& |li * y' y 1'"'J **id fairness of tho ber. the people to do things ulthough All members of tho junior or­ vived until the new building, which ' ,aw putting evolution Receipts from the fines, costs costs; E. D. Rice, disorderly con­ Man Sees Civilization outside help has not been available work, the City Commission in-4m strutted tho city clerk to write MrJBf Ii . iiT * .un,kT the an insofar as ganization are urged hy Mr. Pal­ is to he the Oxford headquarters und estreated fines in the special duct, continued to Wcdncsiluy; First Time In 30 Years until recent months. mer to attend Thursday’s luncheon of tiie Rhodes Trust, is completed. M'h,*ols arc concerned. Jack Williams, disorderly conduct, Lane assuring him that the w o rk H Several visitors were present at thnt they may get an idcu of Past dinners have been notable session of municipal court ut noon $10 ixind estreated; Jesse Mobley, will be done as soon as possibluJjd I'cf..iNi~i ".rn^y Kcnt‘r“ l vigorously so the luncheon as guests of the club OMAHA, Nebraska, July 14.— for the eminence of the sneakers, the methods o f work which will lust Saturday ami the regular ses­ drunkenness, 510 and costs; Joe I!', ‘ ,U|H the law under attack, dcS ta rt Driving Pilings. and one Knturiun, secretary of tho und Henry.F. Morris who has dwelt in Rotary (Tub at Nowherry, S. C., Mr. Hutton announced that G20l|J Jui.i7",r 7 “l (he legislature was he discussed a t that time. The English statesmen, including the sion Monday morninjj totaled $504 Norman, drunkenness, 55 Li ‘ ? . 1,1 in passing mayor, is is announced, will fur­ prime ministers, making them oc­ from 27 cases which were dispos­ costs; Henry Brewer, drunkt-nnea, a cave in the midst of n large for­ briefly addressed the local organi­ rc-inforced concrete pilings hnvuiL • I. „i i i ul< antl l hat the state ther discuss the possibility of the casions for pronouncements of ed of. The Saturday session was $10 and costs, W. P. Kendall, op­ est south of here for 30 years, has zation, telling of his trip to Flor­ been cast und that driving worleSfi io , , ,,r»ised for enforcing it, zoo project which has received their views on Anglo-American held before Acting City Judge J. eration of car without lights, $5 paid his first visit to this city and ida and of this state in compari­ will begin about 200 feel east aCSh '"dead „r criticised. considerable attention form the ju ­ and empire questions. the Hotel Forrest Lake on Thurs-Bj, G. Sharon, while the Monday ses­ $5 bond estreated; Sam Brinson, civilization since tho days when son with his own state. , | , j ' Y°uatf attorney win emphu- nior organization. •lay. The pile driver, he said, i l l ’ sion was held by City Judge W. E. loitering, $5 and costs, sentence "Buffalo Bill” conducted his wild Members present were: George U. S. GETS JAP BOOKS In conclusion Mr. Palmer stated llu, 1,1 ,k‘cl:*r ing that w arrant of being put iit: place for tho workJf;’ White, who had been absent from sus|K'ndi'd; Harry Simmons, oper­ west show here. • w may bo almundantly cited to that other im portant business An Omuhu newspaper brought Babcock, George W. Brockhahn, which will movo westward so IhutE ating motor vehicle under under the city for several days. Randall Chase, H. C. DuBose, A. SEATTLE, July 14— Twentythe hermit to Omaha where he . . *he contention of the pros­ which requires the attention of the the dredging work ia the vicinityKj Thirteen cases were heard be­ the influence of liquor, $100 nnd ecution. • members is to be transacted ut five volumes of Japanese poetry found cause fur wonder and ulso W. Epps, F. J. Gonzalez, M. C. of tho hotel can be completed ua ’ costs. fore Judge Sharon while 1 l were Haddock. W. M. Haynes, Wm. J. * lureiico Darrow a fte r opening the Thursday meeting, making It depicting vividly life in Japan in tried before Judge White Monday hi his first sight of the , Monday's cuses were: Anderson, alarm . Hardy, C. E. Henry, Edward Hig­ soon as possible. (Continued on page 8) doubly necessary that all (members the eighteenth century recently morning. It was estimated that the wnricE • Da Saturday Hurry Brown, dis.'harging firearms, $101auH'n'obile, the elevator und the gins. R. J. Holly, E. F. Houshold­ be present. were presented to tho University Simmons’ bond of 5100 was for­ and costs; R. M. Merchant, $IO|!"Hti"" Picture. Morris expressed on the First Street extension r.cinl •>f Washington library hy Profes­ feited upon his failure to appear in and costs; Will Johnson disorderly hl" dUjPprovnl of prohibition and er, W. C. Hutchinson, A. R. Key, tho hotel and cast to Mellonvills I Georgia K.K.K. Suing sor Ancsakl. librarian of tho Uni- court to answer to charges of op­ conduct, 5lo and costs; Surah whcn th,c , evolution controversy George W. Knight, Frank S. Mac- Avenue will be completed exu-pt.T Neill, W. S. Parker, Dr. S. PulesOklahoma Klansmen Blacksburg Virginia vorsity of Tokyo. l" kil" erating an automobile while drunk. Moye, colored, disorderly conduct, J™" ton, S. O. Shinholser. W. W, C. for tho asphalt surface within th a f ' 1 belief in tho old fashioned Biblo Sees Snow on Monday At the Monday session H. H. Smith, 11. R. Stevens, Dr. R. E. next two months and that the ex-T* I’AWUSKA, Ok la.. July 14.— Troutman wa* fined 5200 nnd costs grnney1 su sS 'n n m l? tJanTfLrreil'to | ^ hlch ho h" '1 htudU-,tl religiously in Stevens, D. L. Thrasher und A. E. tension will be through from S*n*j*, Markets ford Avenue to Dec. 1. ^ r 11,000,000 damage was on similur charges. Emma Wil­ county; Emma Williams, posses­ his cave. < Hit,AGO, July -I—While many Yowcll. In conclusion it was announr«-dgj 1‘ ln„ (he state district court here ) sections of the country continued CHICAGO, July I t.—Wheat, liams was fined 5200 und costs sion of intoxicating liquor, 5200 yesterday by the Ku Klux Klan of ; l(> swelter under a tenacious heat September, lo'J'.a to UR!;*; Decem­ on similar charges. Emma Wil- und costs; Pierce Cooper, sleeping U. S. Foreign Trade the Gluhaia Cotton C onsu m m ation :^ *^ S , S . of KxviuinshlBr fJf'* egalnat the Ku Klux Klan j wave, the weather man varied his ber 154 to 155; Corn, September, llrm s was fined $200 and costs on street, SI und costs: John Dur| l‘ Uk|nhoma, alleging the OWu- j offering Monday in a surprising 108*. to 108*4; Oats, September, hy Judge White on n charge of nnt, reckless driving, 55 and costs; onows (xoou Balance, Report Is Published ' will arrive here about At ______ i 1 ____ “ : will immediately begin w u»iHw 0''*®nlzatlon was impropery manner with a light fall of snow 1714 to 17%. Possession **f intoxicating liquor. Tony Ford, reckless driving, cun“ *• name Ku Klux Klan on : at Blacksburg, Va. Too white show­ The cases a* arraigned Satur-1tinuod t i Wednesday; W. G. HudWASHINGTON, July 14.—Cotnow hotel. Mr. Hut WASHINGTON. July 14.—A 1idir^r Kn Va. I®**®1, heads und up- ! ers followed a thunderstorm and Hobson’s choice is so called in day were: Earl McIntosh, reckless | ton, speeding, continued to Wed- favorable balance of 11,048,681,497 ton consumed during June totalled that ho hud rec | atl.°n blanks. Attorneys rop- lasted, five minutes. The death | allusion to the practice of Thomas driving, 55 bond estreated; IL J. Inesdny; H. II. Troutman, drunk- resulted from foreign trade of the 493,705 bales of lint and 60,577 of dredge of the Ely Drvdgin ,tk<’ Georgia corporation toll continued to mount, 14 addit­ Hobson (1031), of Cambridge, Mader, speeding, $3 nnd costs; Jim enness, $5 and costs; IL IL Trout- United State for the fiscal yeur lintors as compared with 531,471 pany of Jacksonville will rjf i lkwt Ahe action is not di- ional fatalities from heat being England, who lets horses, and re­ Langfnrd, 1/ircuny of automobile, man, operating car while under ended June 30. < of lint and 61,187 llnters In May here Wednesday to coinnl I Oti .V the regular klan hi reported in nddltion to five per­ quired every customer to take the transferred to Lakeland; Jcsso the influence of liquor, $200 nnd Exports were valued a t $4,875,- of this year and 350,021 of lint aild juB Tor the nil ' pal doc) i»t; ° . l*ut ngalnst an nrganl- son killed hy lightning and three horse which stood nenrest the Mabley, drunkenness, $5 nnd costs; co»t;s J. II. Emanuel, peddling •>54.34 and imports were worth $3,­ 40,018 linters in Juen last year, U being constr ' in coni z,li,'n formed on Nov. 8, litgl. by drowning. 821,972.84. the census bureau announced 1 the beat basis Clifford Reed, speeding, |3 nnd | without n license, ?25 und costs. door. t i ' . I Praise of Sanford, which he de­ scribed as one of the next scenes of hig development in this state, was sounded Monday by Jerry \V. C arter, state hotel commissioner, upon a visit here to inspect the work on the new Hotel Forrest Lake and other hostelrys in this city. “There’s nothing to stop the growth of Sanford now,’’ said Mr. Cnrtcr. By virtue of its geo. graphical position and because of its rich farm ing section together with the possibilities that it of. ferrt ns a tourist center, the city has a three-fold inducement to home seekers and investors." he declared. Thut Sanford citizens ought to bring presure to hear upon the M ate Road Department to have tho Del.and road rushed to an ear­ ly completion is the belief of Mr. C arter, who declared that the fin­ ishing of thiH nmin artery troin the north is essential to the city’s growth and development. Work is now going forward on this high­ way but Mr. C arter believe that even more effo rt should be put on tile road so that it may lie compitted In ample time for the com­ ing senson. "Sanford will have a hand tonic hostelry in the now Hotel Forrest Lake," declared Mr. Carter. "The one objection thnt I have to it, ho continued, “ is thnt it isn’t large enough. With tho number of win­ ter vistiors this year greater tliun ever Is'fore, the new hotel and ev­ ery other one in the city will be filled early in the season, leaving no other place for people to sRiy." Here Mr. Carter interrupted to say that Sanford is fortunate to have fffJU-vmiiLt such an experi­ enced mid capable hotel man as W urt W. W arner, who recently assumed the management of thu Valdez Hotel. Mr. Wurner was formerly m anager of the AngebiH Hotel in Orlando before coming here. “ I have known W urt W arner for a number of years and I know that he is one of the heat hotel men in the sta te ,” said the hotel commissioner. "During his career as hotel man, he lias built up an enviable reputation which brought him a large clientele, and u wide circle of friends. 1 congratulate Sanford and the new owners of the hotel upon securing Mr. W ar­ ner ns manager of tho Valdez." Mr. Carter left yesterday a fte r­ noon hut expects to return to San­ ford within tho next few weeks. Larger Fund For Library Approved TRIBUNE PRAISES SANFORD ACTION IN KEEPING CLUB mm “ E. F. Housholder Is Principal Speaker AtRotaryLuncheon Junior Chamber of Commerce To Hear Address by Mayor Receipts In Police Court From Fines Costs A ! Estreated Bonds Are $GG4 . • -ii..-’ , ___ ...___ . First Piling To Be Driven Thursdaj �THE SANFORD HER J. Howard Tucker T rustee: Autcuatn Isabella Neavo; Mrs. A. I. Noavc. her hurl,and. «»or*n HpwaM N e a ts; A u gu sts I. Neave. her husband, (leo. II N eave: and earh and every of said parties. If liv in g , and If either, any or all o f said parties he dead, to a ll purl hit ,'latniinB Interest* under the follow loir deceased do­ f .-u-lant*. to -w lt; Joseph M. Arro- Women Rank With Men Expert Drivers Says Noted Statistician; Statement Proved By Recent Survey iNDAY, JULY 13,1925 rid*. In and for Bfm lnol* County, on th is tho 2Jrtl day of Ma>, A. D. In* In the Clty o f Hanford. Countr ..f H e - '— ' c. nml S ta te of Florida, more particularly described *a fo llows: T.ot i. le ss tho south «.3 j« eb »";« ’ l.ot 7. less the north 9.7 feet, ull In (dock 11 of Chapman and Tucker a Addition to Hanford. Florida, as per ■dut thereof duly of record: and to any and all oilier persons w hose names nro unknow n, claim in g any right, title or Interest to tho pro­ perty hereinabove described, or any in 2S. 1 • ,HKAW V. E. DOUGLASS. C|*rk o f tho Circuit Court of tho S eventh Ju dicial Circuit of Florida. In and for Hemlnolo tountVDeC otte* & Spencer. Hollcltors nml of Counsel for the to m May *23. Juno l-!-lG -22*29-July 6- n«nn. deceased. A ugust ec.enscd. If. A. M cKenney deceast . Hi heir*. d ovlsees, g ra n t, claim ant* utulur res or other __ them or nni o f them . Mr*. J. E. B en tley ana Mr*. II. A. JktcKenarties clulm liur ncy, and nil p ,--------.. _ any Interest In tho tra cts of* laud h erein after described. BILL. TO IIEMOVK CLOUD Onter of rn h llen tla n To th e defendant*. J. E« B entley, corgi* I. M ichael, Annin I. Michael, uguxt l.ln a g . M. K. Bonn, and A l­ ic ia Uenn. and !!. A_ Me K enner, ltd each and every one o f thent If vlhg. and If dead. nil parties lalinlng lilt tr e a t under J. E. Bont-y. tleo rg e I. M ichael. A ugust ,lngg, M. H. Bonn. Alm etla Henn, ml If. A. M eKenney. hnd each and very one o f them , d eceased or th erw lse. In tho property below ,|er hi- published In th e Hanford Bcrahl. » new spaper published In ‘tanford. Hemlnolo C ounty. Florida, unco each w eek for eigh t co n sec­ utive week*. WITNESS inv hnnd nnd the seal Ilf llie circ u it Court of the Seventh ludlclal C ircuit of thu State of F lo- America’s Mediterranean MIAMI SHOES ;so com petent In rnntrol o f m otor .m seh ln ery. ncrording to tho flnd'Inga o f Frederick T» IIofTman. ILL. D„ In h is recent survey of m otor traffic nnd Its hazards, that •he see* no reason why they should 'not he equstly sk illfu l In the h an d ­ lin g of tho aeroplane. For tills reason, he soys, tho rule adopt,--! '.by th e Internnllnnnl Com m ission on A viation, esrlu d ln g them os qulry Into aerlul truffle hazards nviators, "Is not to bo com m end- In view of the prospective devel­ opm ent of com m ercial nvlatlon In this country and the resultant de­ mand for the Insurance of aviators. Fivers are now *raong th e few MIAMI SHO CREATION OF •DETROIT, Much., July 13. — the elements anil front theft, pro­ While tho use of commercial cars viding at the same time ample contlnuo to grow nml whllo uccrti loading space. In order to satisfy this demand, arc more anti more turning to tfi'.1 JI)fhWi* units ns the most econom­ the company recently introduced ies!. it’ review of recent advances a new ntnkit hotly, which not only hi this division of motor lrnns.no •- meets many hauling need:!, hut tnllon fevettli on interesting nnd has a particular value to the farm­ significent development. This is er, for the hotly is easily ndnptibte the entrance of Ford ns a com­ to the use of cattle and grnin side giving the man on the farm a mercial car hotly builder. F.vcryono is familiar with Ford transportation unit tn meet prac­ in the passenger car fields, where tically all of his hauling require­ he han iirdught low cost transpor­ ments. A closed rah steel has also been tation without parallel nnywhnrc. The gradual introduction of Ford introduced. It is adaptable to tiny built commercial curs indicates that of tin- body types nnd because of uscra in this particular field are the complctu protection it af­ to benefit now to a greater ex­ fords against the elements lias grown rapidly in popularity. A tent than ever before. For years the Ford ton-truck, feature of this cni> is that two chassis has been the most popular' panels in the back may he remov­ of the, lighter truck units and at ed to afford access to the truck present approximately 75 per cent body. of the one-trucks in uso in the Foril also is providing a light United States are Fords. Until a piek-up hotly for the Model T. little more than a year ago, how­ Chassas, designed to care for light ever, purchasers of (ho Ford truck delivery work. This hotly, is also chassis has to secure bodies from all steel ami is mounted on the outside manufacturers. Fortl runabout which gives tinThe fjrst appearance of Ford in tlrivt-r a comfortable seat with the commercial cur hotly field ample room for another passencome with the introduction of mi Her. . all-steel express type hotly with With all these combinations it open cab, also of steel construe- i estimated th a t tho Ford Motor ‘ion. Thu ear and body were Company nut only produces bod­ built with a view of giving to the ies for close to ninety per cent of user the greatest possible value in the commercial ear requirement*, construction and materials and hut through the economies of at the same time u unit that was quantity production in able to prolight nnd durable, designed to vidu those bodies to customers at nH« I a v,' rl,:ly requirements. low prices. Because of this, the ” IUi this hotly it wasn't lontr busim ss man or firm seeking com­ mercial truck equipment is now able to select any body combina­ tion of Ford build to meet his particular requirements without the trouble of shopping around. Niagara Falls is where nature placed if. The Hudson River remains in its perman­ ent location. Manhattan keeps on growing as nature geographically lias destined it must grow. Today 181st Street is one of its busiest streets. STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART I each of you do appear day o f A ugust. IBS5 to th. com p lain t filed h erd ,.. ’ It Is further ordered that der of publication ho puu The Hanford Herald, a published lit Hnnford. < County. Florid*, once * „ eight con secu tiv e Work. W illies* my hand and »», said C ircuit Court nt Hanf„j his. tills Sth day of Jim-, 1 V. K. DOUOI.AHH Clerk of the Clrruli Cou litole C ounty, Florida. persons p ositively declined ns Insurnnre risks. Dr. Hoffman believe* th a t nerlal t raffle os rapid transit for boll*, pnssenrers and freight w ill lev com e a com m onplace o f tho next decade. In h is opinion, based on Onla procured from his Investiga­ tio n s of rail nnd m otor tm tllr. th* accident hazard w ill decrease It ratio to th e Increase In tho n u m ­ b er .o f flying m achines. T h en , U n o reason, a* ho view s the situ a­ tion. why w om en should not b* perm itted to qualify o s pilots foi tho planes that carry freight, pa** s e rigors or malt. Commercial Body Building Is- New Field Entered By Originator Of Ford Autos WASHINGTON, July 13— What may thi* country expert in the wav of tax changes in thu next few years? It ran' feel perfectly sun- of a lot of talk about reduction, ami almost equally sure of higher tax­ es. Federal toxcM are coming down. There’* no b lu ff about that. S ta te, county, nnd city taxes arc increnalng steadily. The former aro not being cut nml cannot he cut und nobody ha* a right to ask that they be cut us fast as the latter are rising. What docs it profit tho tax-payCr to have a few per cont drop­ ped off his federal burden if twice that many per cent are added on­ to hlo local burden? , Income taxes almost certainly dll be trimmed by another 25 per cut next winter. This doesn’t necessarily mean, however, that the man of moderate income will be relieved another 25 per cont, o f th<* sou th east quart* northvreal quarter of s . T ow n ship 30 South. It Kaxk. Th* north hall N orth w est quarter or iv m at quurtor of tho „ quarter of Hoetlon 34 ship 30 Hnulh. liana,, and the sou th w est qi, tho n orth w est quarter tlon 30, Tow nship :• Bank* 39 Kaat. They’re trying to spread prohibi­ tion in South Africa! Mike II. Thomas (above), who pays the bigge t income tax of any man in Dallas, Texas, has donated 520,(100 to send Dr. Jesse R. Kellt-m, evan­ gelist (below), to l ‘ope Town anil neighboring cities for a year’s lec­ ture. lie i* considering accom­ panying him. Forbes and Thompson Seek Appeal In Case CHICAGO. July 10—Appeals in behalf of Charles R. Forbes, form­ er director Veterans Bureau, and J. W. Thimpumi wealthy St. lamia contractor, convicted last Febru­ ary of Conspiracy1 to tjdfrauir tho government through hospital con­ tracts worn Hied today in U. S. Circuit rt of Appeals. Pre­ judicial errors in the trial is held by the defendants to have brought Noyv, A* to state, county and city about the conviction of Forbes und taxes, which offset those federal Thompson, now free or, bonds hut reductions. Local levies, from who were senteiped to two years state on down, were $13.01 per cap­ in the penitentiary and fined $10,­ ita the country over in 1012, which 000. The appeal vvil probably he was on increase of more than 51! lien :d in tie tuber. per cent In 10 years, and in 1022 the per capita was 523.23, or nn inerchso of nearly 152 per cent in two decades. Thu states, counties and cilius weren’t paying their hills as they \ \ . XI.'Hcoit anil F. II. Scruggs, wept along either. Their indebt­ C-impUlnuut» v s.' ednesses, |>or capita, were $22.73 M. \rrni..r<U, rt nt i In .11)02 and in 11)22 $70.00, nearly Joseph . •'Di-hmiuntn . a 238 pair c»,-nt increase. CITATION Orange river rises iu the imuthwestern part of the peninsula nnd (lovys In a general northwesterly direction ami elliptic* into the Cnloosana’ch.i- fiver about six miles above Fort Mycra. The stream today, U uUiut six miles long und varies in width from -10 to 1*0 feat, And just as Manhattan has in its highest class residential development grown north with Riverside Drive as waterfront attrac­ tion, so both Miami and Miami Reach are following the geographical and natural trend in the matter of their individual growth and expansion— and it will con­ tinue so to be. It is natural—a fundamental law, aided by the ever steady devolpment in the northern trend. And MIAMI SHORES — lying along Biscayne Bay in the patlj of Miami’s northw ard expansion, is in ex^ actly the same relation to Miami as uppe Manhattan is to the older section of Net York. It is just fa r enough out for th creation of new environment, with wider! streets, better building and zoning regula­ tions— new opportunities. As New York lias grown northward aloni the main lines of travel, and the water front, so is Miami growing northwarj Wise investors are seeing this, and are ij vesting in Miami Shores the profits the!] made on similar investments made in ear tier days in Miami. Tiisliisepli M Arr- lomti his w ife — *------ A rr. l -UiU wiius- r iir lsila ti name I* aitkn-iwu; J- - ph J- ln.mun, *((''• ll»|ic«-eti H iuhuii ; H.miuoi • lapiuan, bis wife - -— chap- o lios* 1‘hrWlliui II line I* u n ­ known; J. \ \ . Turk-.r, In* w ife. Km*, By A ugusta Tucket: J. Woffnrtl Tucker. lii« wife. Crillr A u gu sta I u eg et; JuseQn Wofford Tucker, III* } * ( p- *' T ?. , Augusta T u ek osf *? “ u ~ l c h “ )• "« a n T rusts*: J- W- Tuu r k , ; r i, Attorney In t act for Haiuucl Chat<uian, T rustee! Bo our guest on n free in* Hpcetion trip to Miami Shotas. Make reservations today. America's Mediterranean Hi itt-C h itten d en Realty Co. 210 E. First St., Sanfoi �fr y ' ■-31 PA G E T O O — . -X. Nk SS o G ^ 1 lohn P. Sullivan Gives Out ^ Figures On Elks’ Charitable ' Expenditures In Past Year _ , . NOTICI3 o r STOCKnOl.IlKR’S, JIKKTIM; „ ■ The annual m eetin g of the stock' holders o f the ftanford-Ovledo Truck Orowers. Inc., w ill he held at the Court House on Tuesday e v e ­ ning. A ugu st tth at I o'clock. T. F. ADAMS. P resid en t. A ttest: It. A. COnn. S e c t ' y . ........................... Publish June 12. 10; July T. If. 11, 31.___________________ TO WHOM IT WAV lO SC K IIX l . N otice Is hereby given tnal the to undersigned will on the U nd day PORTLAND, Ore., —uly 14. - Jeckrabbit drive in Colorado Judge t n The story of whnt the Elks have paying for straightening the limbs f„r county, Florida, done in the last year to aid hu- of crippled children in New York letters of fln sl disch arge as Ad­ ragm anlty was made public at the and Newark. N. J. In brief he r«»r m inistratrix ot the esta te of H ow ­ t- annual grand lodge convention outlined social and welfare ex- ard C. Lyman, deceased, and that she w ill present her final accounts 1 here Monday in a lengthy report! penditurcs ns follows: date. A total of $830,973.63 donated (ill snld th a t dealth chiefly in figures. John! MILS. EMMA A. LYMAN. . , A d m in istratrix . E sta te o f P. Sullivan of New Orleans, nation­ outright to other welfare agencies al chairman of the social and com­ $86,271.69 for summer outings for (REAL) Hu ward C. Lym an. Deceased munity welfares committee of the children; $11,909.83 in encourag­ ADVKIITItKMKXT order, in mnking his annual re­ ing athletics among children; $46,Settl 'd proposals will he received port stated th at thoE lks have spent 329.36 in paying rent r for needy ...... \#V the Oily Commission of Sanford, more than $2,370,193 in divers families; $82,357.89 for food' and Florida, at their nifice In the City ,326.43 for Hall a t or before 2i30 J’. M.. July charities since their last conven­ clothing valued at $8256 for Boy Jsth. I3JR. for ihe purchase of a 12needy families; $27,196 tion. in Inch (tqcUlill dredge, delivered eomand Girl scout organisations; J$16, . plete and ready for operation at Most of the money went .to aid 512.64 in Rig Brother Work for Hanford. Florida, as per sp ec ifIcnchildren, and M.\ Sullivan Said in you ngsters; $97,218.68 for n o d ic a l , «{•■■ or. f i l e In ony w Vl?'h.^f urn ___ i . . to •cin eo r,.» i_ ■i lly Manager. A copy w ill ue rurn his re.iort that Mit is n late that _n_# work; $7,230.58 for priies in ,,, bidder m aking appllcan best be read in the happy fac­ relief encouraging patriotic essays i n -cation for same. es of ncarl" half a million child­ at-hnnU- *•>« 107 27 for veterans r e - 1 Proposals are to he presented In a , nVH|IJ|lr endorsed (, n the outren whose Santa Clause wore the tcnoola, f e » , l J ( . d ( ior^veterans re lief work; $33, 122.88 for special ,|,ic, "Bid for Ruction Dr edge” and device that marked him ns n mem­ '"hnlarships and other cn co u rn fc- the n a m e of the bidder. ber of the greatest American fra t­ vr’j'* to need;- stud en ts; $1,614.77, -------------- ^ jj* *---*m ust ho aecom pa fbhy -*rnp««al n certified rheck for 2500. ernity.” or t r e t rchool books, and $830,973.- made payable at sight to ll In social and welfare work the 15 in other donations nat c l a s if ic d . 1of the c i t y of Hanford, Florida. „ i,„ Paym ent to he made a ftsr satlsfarElks had a per capita expendi­ M i. Sullivnn also m entioned in- , orv t „pt „f (rn days has been made, ture of $2.76 and their total mem­ dividual e f f o t t s o f mem bers of the The ___ City __ Com m ission reserves the bership now is 850,182, a net In­ o rg a n iz a tio n s1! 1,500 lodges, ™ n g -'r lg h V D . ^ e c t any crease of 10,033 over the previous in g from personal en cou ragem en t ,)PS, |„ t rrt.„i 0 r the city, ar. Mr. Sullivan added that 200 to children to free medical se r v ic -, W. !». W i l l i a m s , City Manager. iges did not send in detnits i t e*. ttr.J said his report did n o .1 t’ __________________________ 1 . . their work so that l.ifi figures rrc money spent for holiday vnT| I K TO t o v r it x c t o im i include | ?r necessarily incomplete and thu ex­ cheer. He added that in this the, Healed bids will he received by penditures were even greater than Elks spent $50,053.06 last Novem-Mho Commissions i>r nemtnolo Cuuni _ ’ rn,__i ' .. r,„„ i,_„i, I tv. Florida, at llin County Clerk s shown. hep on Thanksgiving Da> bask- ] office. Court House. Sunford. FlorThe work of the .... Elks ___ was __ "out- eta and $774,818.06 in bringing pin. until Ten A. M„ July 22nd, lined as ranging from staging a Christmas cheer to 91,839 families. j J , ^ N('T,nVj*Sa^ r ‘Vor"* tm erieti.m as.s» fear a Southeast Quarter o f Section 14. •a la under Lucy L. D avis. d ece a s­ Tow nship f ?! Bouth, **• ed or o th erw ise In th e real property V est, according to plat th e re­ h erein a fter described; a ll p a rtita o f recorded In P lat Book t at cla im in g Interests under WllllMW M g e 7 1 l" o } t h e ’Publle Records F. R ussell, deceased. or o th er­ of Sem inole County, w ise. In the real property h erein ­ a fter described; all parlies c la im ­ A ,"°The Southwest Qoartsr of the ing Interests under Matthew R, Northwest Quarter knd -the Marks, deceased, or otherw ise. In Northwest Quarter of the South­ the real property h erein after d e­ west Quarter of Section IJ. scribed; Anna Stokes. If liv in g and 'T ownship II South, l u n g e 30, tr dead all parties cU lm ln g in ter­ ests under Anna Stokes, deceased, U Is ordered that you end esch or o lh er w lie: Jesse T. Davla. Indiv­ idually and as adm inistrator of the o f you appear to the sworn Bill o f Complaint herein filed on or b e ­ esta te of William F. R ussell, d e ­ fore the 7th day of September. A ceased. If livin g and If dead, a ll artles rlalm lng Interests under D 1923. the same being a Itulo <>f this llo n o u b le Court. esse T. Davis. Indlvlduslly and a* Day It Ir further ordered that th is adm inistrator of the estate of W il­ notice In ‘ h e » « n fo r d liam F. R ussell, deceased; C entral Herald, hea published newspaper published In Southern Lumber Company, a co r­ the County of Seminole. S tate o f poration organised under the la w s F lorlds. once a week for H g h t of the State of Uhlo, and the s to c k ­ conn^utlvp w ie k i. holders snd others claim ing under the hsnd and seal o f the Central Southern Lumber Com­ V. WITVKHS E Douglass. Clerk of the C ir­ pany, a corporation organised uncu it (’curt of Sem inole County. Kinrl**r, the lawn of the Mat* o f Onto, Ida. at the Court Hnuse In Sanford, He ml n d r County. Florida Idle th e im obtn p o p • M V m : i ■j ‘\ j BY TAYLOR | I * » ^ ♦*- NOW HERCS A NICE ’APPLE' For each o f yo u - so our IN THE YARD AND BE Good Gir l s HERE* weRf • '<00 OUlWICN HSS1 NOT Q u WNTSl THAT WAY* AKr lEAJE VtRSiNlA AU3K Oft I'LL “SPANK VDU whycwnth oo Play V4IF OOR OWN BtJT SHE WONT LET ME play YOTH her Doll TkANKTH t DOU.TH MITMUTH Gunn y " State of Florida. to -w it. iMt* 1 to 28, Inclusive, of Brian's S u b d ivisio n of the N ortheast Quarter of th e » o,y *ig6 a Clerk Circuit Court. Official Seal.) lairulrr ft Vnorhlu. iHoHdtors for C omplainant. i TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON EVANS STREET FROM PARK AVENUE WEST TO ELM AVENUE. Notice is hereby given th at the construction of the asphalt pave­ ment on Evans Street from Park Avenue West to Elm Avenue has been completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Horida. The following is the final estimate for paving Evans Street 21 feet in width with sheet nsphslt from Park Avenue West to Elm Avenue. 1,291.00 3235 cu. yds. grnding @ 40c -— vr..................................... 1,433.36 1886 lin. ft. curb & gutter @ 76c - ......................................... 30.10 86 lin. ft. single curb headers @ 35c ................- ................ 1,914.40 2393 sq. yds. macadam foundation (6 in. thick) @ 80c ..... . 2,426.58 2379 sq. yds. 2 in. asphalt top a t 1,02 ......... ........ *—.... *........ 69.90 233 sq. ft. concrete alley return <g> 30c ......- ...................... 55.80 279 sq. ft. concrete sidewalk @ 20c ...... ........................ ...... 796.80 --- :---------------------------------------' ----------- ami co m p le tio n’ of a County ja il 332 lin. ft. concrete sewer @ 2.40 (6-8) ............................ 65.00 B u ild in g to lie located at Sanford 1 manhole 6-8 @ $65.00 ......... ............. ............................. .. In S em in o le County, Florida, in acSTEWART'S WASHINGTON LETTER 46.12 eoriU nro w ith tin* pinna and iqiect- Extra w o rk .......................................... .....—........................... ...... By CHARLES P. STEWART flrntlona as prepared hy E llo n J. Laboratory inspection of m aterials ...... .......... ...................... 71.37 Mnughton, arch itect. F irst N ational Hunk B u ild in g, Sanford. Florida, Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 per c e n t............... -............... 162.64 By Charles P. Stewart T hat’s just what science does lilda w ill bo received us lo llo w s: For C eneral C on stru ction , Engineering, 5 per cent ........ ........... —......................................... 406.60 WASHINGTON, July 14 — require— Maybe not literally dayCell C on stru ction , Eatthquakrs nren’t hard to fore­ by-day, but frequently—to know of SFor u c c e ss fu l bidder or bidders will tell. A bit ot study’s necessary, coming quakes. Earth shifts which he required lo fu rn ish a su rety Total c o s t..................... -.......................................... .................... 8,772.67 romimny In an am ou n t equal thnt’a all. presage big*shake-ups occur pret­ l o s e v e n t bond y - f i v e (75 p ercen t) Per­ To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Predictions enn’t be quite ns ac­ ty rapidly, once they start. cen t o f th e co n tra ct price of their Wo think of geological changes bid, and to m eet With the approval Number of feet fro n ta g e .......... ....... .................................................... 1808 curate as the weather bureau’s, A ttorn ey . perhepn. That is, they enn’t be ns taking nges, and no doubt the of NothebidCounty w ill b e co nsidered u n less Assessment per foot frontage ..... .......................- .......................$4.852135 pinned down to specific dntes. •processes responsible for them made upon form na fu rn ish ed by FREI) T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. However, they usually can be are very alow, hut when the time th e A r c h ite c t and accom panied hy a draft p ayab le to Vance E. D o u g ­ Sanford Height* Addition, Sanford mnde within n m atter of months, comes for a readjustment, nature las, Clerk. In a m o u n t s ns follow s: Foot Finnl They can be made, too, a good works fast. •lllds on O e r e r a l C onstruction draft Indeed, the quakes themselves for 12,500,00; ll|i |s on rellw or k c o n ­ deal farther in advance than Description Frontage Assessment Name stru ctio n tlrnft for 11,500.00 The testify to this theory’s correct ' d r a f t of the s u c c e s s fu l bidder or weather predictions cnn. 630.78 i 130 Lot 17 ness, they certainly arc abrupt bidders to he retained hy said Mrs. Mau<lc A. Jamison Vance E. D ou glas, Clerk, ns liq u i­ C. Jessie Stevens 291.13 60 Lot 18 Thin is the testimony of cx- enough. dated d a m a g e s sh ou ld the s u c c e s s ­ • • • erts like the hydrographic offul bidder or bidders fall or refuse L’asH iim lra S c h u ltz & G r e tc h e n Howevct, there are advance to e x e c u te a co n tra ct and to supply Housholder ice’s, the coast and goeuetic sur­ 291.13 60 Lot 19 as required w ith in ten days veys, the hurrnu of standards and warnings. A ship equipped with aImnd fter w r itt e n n o tice o f accrptancu J, A. Sands A Wife 291.13 60 Lot 20 the Smithson inn and Carnegie In the Haye’s sounding device charts of bid. T he O w n er reserv es the right to J. A. Sands & Wife 291.13 60 Lot 21 stitutions.’ These scientists do the ocean floor in the autumn, say reject nny and all bids, or to ncno wild guessing, make no fore-1 off Santa Barbara, 281.13 GO rept any old or part of hid by them Geo. H arm o n L o t 22 casts on the strength of anything The following spring she takes ■dei mi d to be to Ilia b est Interest W. P. Fields 291.13 60 Lot 33 but Information they have excel- fresh soundings and finds deeperi»f0‘;'"nn'{-uanf‘yr Mnn(| JllI1P 291.13 60 Realty Trust Co., Lot 21 lent reason to consider reliable. water in some places than before, t j 925, ropica of plans and ap«cl(lea291.13 60 * * * .The best guess in that a sub-ltlonn m a y lie had from the Arrlil- Kula Ix;e i’nce Lot 25 201.13 Bcismology’a progress has been marine fault han slipped. *5u l o o ^ ’n.di^ra^Iiu^h .iJp ^ u Vo be Geo. A. DeCottc* 60 . 'L ot 26 very rapid recently, owing to per-| Something like a rubber ball, n f i m d i d bona r< Geo. A. DcCottes ... fide . . bidders upon p 291.13 60 I-ot 27 ..r plan* aii-l Mpcclflcallons tu fectlon of the a mic depth finder the earth, pressed down in one turn ilm Architect.. Hub-cnntritctora may Geo. A. DeCottcs 291.13 60 Lot 2H by Dr. Harvey C. Hayes of the spot, tends to rise somewhere ob ta in c o p ie s a p p lic a b le to their 291.13 work upon p aym en t of F ifteen Geo. A. DeCottes 60 naval research laboratory near else. Lot 29 < I I5. 0 Uj Dollara w h ich will bo ro ­ Washington It’s up to the investigators, hav­ ta 53 261.04 Geo. A. DcCottes . . i Lot 30 111oil. I’reviou'ily deep sea sounding ing discovered a point where a Ily order of th e County Commit*262.98 51 Lot 31 Geo. A. DeCottes had been such slow work that downward pressure evidently is Kloltern o f Memlnola County. Florida. lo t h , I'j 25. 291.13 60 Lot 32 Geo. A. DcCottes orientists couldn’t keep up with being exerted, to determine where June I'111-1inti Juno 23rd, 30th, July 7th. changes in ocean depths. With the corresponding upward tilt is I llh and 2 U t. 60; ,33 t A Edna R. Walker . 29113 Dr. ilayc’s device it is dime us to be expected, ' " ‘ 291.13 60 Lot 34 in t i i i : c i itc i r r r « n i i t s r . \ - Genevlve Chittenden rapidly ns a fast ship can By following the line of the K.vrii ii iim ia i , t tut t r r of 291.13 60 Lot 35 Bayard Smith Ft,Oil llrA, 1% AND F o i l *K N II\steam, so thnt a dny-by-day record fault this isn't difficult to do— o i. i: r m i N T V . in c i i a m e u y . I Bayard Smith 291.13 60 Lot 36 is possible, if desired. land quite exactly. m i l t *> q u i d t it le rhurlt’a A. i ’ftllit*. 291.13 60 Lot 37 I*. Bayard Smith Complainant. 60 291.13 I’. Bayard Smith Lot 38 VH. Assessment Value Of vUiM I•«!(*> I*, flavin and the h«lr*», «1•*60 291.13 E. M. Carroll I-ot 39 NH, nrum»’♦*>« or ntli*»r claimn t i un»I»*r W illiam F- iliumcl, il**- E. M. Carroll Lee County Is Raised nt'4<iiR 291.13 60 Lot -II) c*i|; ih«* h**lrs, il**vImt*I*h. unint4*<•4 or 4»th»*r c la im an t* uritlcr Mat- It. J. Reel 60 291.13 Lot 41 tlicw It, Mark a. ilccran*^!; Anna FORT MYERS, Fla.. July l l - Uloktlft 60 291.13 Lot 42 flip! tlllf lltllfM. Ip’VlflCL’II, J. F. La ing Final figures on the values of as­ ktriint*p*N or oilier liiiiuifintu under L. I*. Hagan 60 Ijjt 13 291.13 Anna Hlokwn; J cnac T I>uv| h, Insessed property in the county of dlvldtiully ami iih admlnlntrator «»I L. I’. Hagan 130 630.78 Lot 44 CHtlltc of WIUItllTl F. Itil RIM*11* Lee are now Itelng compiled and tin* The above nnd foregoing final assesaments are payable without inlit r«ano‘i|, iiml (In* tn*lrji. the chairman of the county bonrd! jcrunti t " i!av1h*.''Dwlivhlualiy"ao«'i 'a s1tcrcst up tu August 1st, 1925 nnd »Tom and after such date said spec of commissioners states that t h e , udminjNtraior of in. . Mata «.f w ii-tU | assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual Installments l Ilmin I*. litlsiMiplil, il«*cp4tw*’4l|.. (Hi* _ # * ■ * » assessed value will PI1 C* iit m l Huutlmrii l.umtu r Cumpatiy, With interest a t H per cent per annum on all deferred payments. an tililu Curpurutlon and tin* slo c k ately $12,225,000. Witnesa my hand ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of San­ ' h old ers of ilm C entral Houthcrn An effort la being made to keep I.limb- r Company, an **111>> Corporford, Florida, this 23rd day of June, A. D., 1925. ........... ^ ___ ntPin. anil ail u n k n ow n penuum the tax levy for the coming year linlnw mill m irU ThlT miirk i ' lallnlliK lntcr.-sl In d-.i 111- riii.real L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. I'uow thn tne 70 hi mm marK. i nis mark ,,r,,|.ur(> an li-n-ir.art.-r d, (Senl) will lie reached it was stated if Dcfi-ndanta I’ublish June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 11th nnd 2tst. *all request* made to the board arc I Onlrr n l I'litdlrnllun met. One of the chief r.............. iquci tis , - n i K h t a t k o f F lorida, to and one which most citizens and the A id . T i l l ; A FT Kit NAMED, FAR ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FOURTH TI EH HKKKTINtlH chamber of commerce are said to To Lucy L. P avla, If llvlnu and If STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE HAST TO CYPRESS favor is the publicity tax. dead, all p a r lie s clalmlilK l u t - i AVENUE. Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PARK ment on Fourth Street front Sanford Avenue Fust to Cypres* Ave­ AVENUE IN PLAT OF CONNELLY PARK. Notice Is hereby given that the construction of the surface treated nue has been completed, ami the completed work has been finally ac­ i pavement on Parli Avenue from Franklin Street south to opposite cepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Thu following is the final estimate of the cost of paving Fourth the lot line between Lots 19 and 20 in tin' Plat of Connelly Park has been completed, und the completed work has been finally accepted by Street front Sanford Avenue Hast to Cypress Avenue, a width of 21 feet with sheet asphalt on a rock foundation. th City Commission <>f the City of Hanford, Florida. The following is th- final estimate of the cost of paving Park ctl* i'1**- R id in g @ 40c Avenue from Franklin S tru t south to opposite thu Lot linu between I ^ 1' ncur'> & gutter & 76c ---Lots 19 and 20 in the Plat i f Connelly Park; 21 feet in width, with . Rn- ft- single curb headers @ 35c a r,,‘ rock bate surface treated, 19 lin. ft. granite curb (reset) @ 15c ........ ............. 881 cu. yds, grading nt 40c $ 352. in 6*81 sq. yds. mneadam foundation (6” thick) @ 80c 800 stn. ydr, overhaul at Ic 8.00 681 sq. yds, 2" asphalt top at 1.02 ......... ............ ........ 715 lin. ft. curb and gutter at 76c 560.20 139 sq. yds. brick pave (edge) @ lie .................... .... 851 sq. yds, rock base at 76e 640.01 312 sq. ft. concrete alley return @ 30c .................... 783 sq. yds. surface treatment* at 3<)e 23 LOO 71 sq. ft. conretc sidewalk @ 2l)c ...................... ..... , 63 sq. yds. sheet asphalt at $1.02 64.00 Extra Work ................................ Laboratory inspection of materials 5.20 Laboratory Inspection of M aterials’ ................... Legal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent 37.40 I-egnl Expense, ndvortsilng etc., 2 per cent Engineering 5 per cent 03.40 Engineering 5 per cent ........ ........................... Ijiwrence BJwman (above), assist­ ant rrderal prohibition ngent, nnd Total Cost $2,000.69 TOTAL COST Dr. W. 1). Mason, vo'r rlnnrinii, To Im* borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 2,292.17 were found chained to n tree on I To tic borne entirely by adjneent property owners. 701.8 top of Signal Mountain, near Chat- Number «>r feet frontage Number of feet fronttage ................................................................. 555.9 $2.8386 tanoogo) Tenn., after they had Assessment per foot frontage Assessment per foot frontage ................ ..................................... $4,12334 bten missing ten days. They said | FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engine■er. hooded men hud abduited them FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Name I>e<cription FinalAss’mt. and bound them there, and blamed A. P. Connelly Name Description Feet Front. Final Assess. Lot |7 228.65 a futility feud. They were nearly Chapman & Tucker's* Addition, Sanford Lot 18 exhausted from hunger nnd thirst A. P, Connelly 216.44 I, L, IL Connelly 118 when rescued. 186.55 Lot 19 167.48 Frank Evans, Lot 7 Block 5 Shcrnian Moore Victar A Bello Check, West 97 7 ft. of Lot 20 167.48 Ft. Mellon Development Co Lot 21 Lot 1, Block k ti ..... m trt-...... .......... 97 Sarasota Endorses 399.96 167.48 Mamie Mitchell, 21 ft. E 4 Lot 22 P . by 45 ft. 62.45 Parks Bond Issu ed ' J[e!!on !|uvc!0|,mt'"1 r°_____ I r t. Mellon Development Co. Lot 33 N. 4 S. in E. Cor, of 212.90 u a u a u m t s VI M l it i Ft, Mclloi) Development Co^...Lot 31 Lot 1, Blcokk 6 _____________ 21 86.59 212.90 EARAhOlA, rlB.,Cj|uly 14—Thu v» vt n .„ . i . ,, , * city voters of the ciS sn f .Haras da 1 ' ? ftl1l1on ,»««l»P"'ent t.u., Lot 35 659.73 167.48 j Isiah F. Frazier, Lot 1 Blocki 7 ................ . ........... 160 have cmiorM*$i u Ixnm i*iMue <»f' ^ ' WcWon lk*vclopinent ( »». Lot il() 167.48 F. L- Wodruff, Lot 5 Illoek h .............. ; __ ......... 53.3 219.78 Sarasota h»vc rndorttsl a bond Et. Mellon Development Co. Lot 37 167.48 F. L. Woodruff, I-ot 6, Ulock; 8 ................... .......... 53.3 219.78 Issue of $225,000 fur Amatrui lion j Ft. Mellon Development Co Lot 3£ 8 62.45 F, L. Woodruff, Lot 7, Block 8....... .. ....................... 53.3 219.78 The above and foregoing final assessments arc payable without H ^ . 1? & , ^ ls A f ,« £ ! X : i . „ '!'he " j " ! * " ' 1 .......... J and fair grounds. Or.tf; park will l?r! s u*’ t0 AuBust !»L »'nl front and after such date said spe- liitcrost up to August 1st, 1925 and from and after such date sail’ b; tslled Gillespie ParlLsnd will " a l Micaiments will he payable only in 15 equal annual installments special assessments will be payable only In ten equal nnnuul install­ \* located on city b lo eaT rf the ! w.lh interest at 8 per cent per annum on at. deferred payments ments with in terest at 8 per cent per unnum on all deferred payment! • Witness my hand na City Clerk and the Seal of the City of S an­ Cll,t a t , *( a»„. of 40 acres of park& S , 180 I ',\ d ' *hU 23rd rfay ° f Juno A* 1Jford, Florida, thl* 23rd day of June A. D. 1925. of municipsl golf courses I * L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. 120 acre* for the fnlr grounds. 1'ubllsh June 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 14th, nnd 21st, 1925 Publish June 23rd, •16th. Ju ly 7th, 11th, 21st, 1925. C : L-W ✓ A, 1 -0 0 CAN’T HAVE ITH APPLE' IT (TH MINE' WHAT’S VJRONG WITH YOU CHILDREN 7*- YOU CANT AGREE ON ANYTHING But i *m eiGGER'N YOU- I OTTA HAVE YES WE D o AfiREE -V7E both WANT H3GE TU' BH3GEST APPLE W LARGEST APPLE a o (ft fcNS **JI ' r (J il •» C IMI If «U MWCI. L-Xt J } // V ^ * ____ ' JX&V n r "^5 . f.,(*,| till | f'| b ak e bread during' hot summer weatherl V ,s &cp out QftheKitchen in hot weather Think of the hours you spend in the kitchen baking bread. Why not give up b rea d baking and tu rn thoie slaving hour* into happincn hours—out wilh ihe children—in the car—at home with friend* or visit­ ing? Your husband will enjoy seeing you so happy, free and rested. 12 '! TH IS question of bread baking during hot sweltering summer days seriously con­ cerns every woman in this locality. Why is it that husbands demand “hot home baked bread” all during the sultry summer? We know that every woman wants to please her husband and that most husbands appreciate the attention of their wives—but docs your husband ever think about the many tortur­ ing hours y o u s p e n d in the hot stuffy kitchen? Why not have a heart to heart talk with him? You need rest, relaxation, free­ dom from strength sapping,kitchen drudg­ ery— especially during hot weather when your vitality is lowest. Your good health and duties as a mo t h e r and wife demand more hours of rest and relaxation. Start today and serve Merita Bread every meal. It is rich in carbohydrates—and they give you h e a l t h f u l energy to carry you through the summer days safely. Every loaf is perfectly baked, deliciously flavored, per­ fectly pure and extra rich with good easily digested nutrition. Two sizes 10c and 15c. FRESH DAILY FROM YOUR G R O C E R ■ i ■asj *,£2l■ax,*: ?“* ,h"a“'•<«*. E X T R A R IC H B R E A MADE BY T H E AM ERICAN BA K ER IES CO. ~‘n^ £ i �a c t iv it ie s o p u n it e d st a t e s arm y AS SEEN BY GEN. PERSHIN i Jnv wtf" wh» aojjtratetqj i*y}rteaU' TmUrar*»: iU«»< niv rr,,m'Finale rs ur»«!P*My >mtl|< ni> home nome. ZaliS i ^k Ju ly jJM a ty . VloVltlH. t I.UUII.i, j | X | . ; n T W l- t } « K nur new citizen army, ns they nre merely its pupils, learning the practical lessons of constructive citizenship and patriotism through 5H ‘h. i . » X eri«dS " S preparing themselves as individ­ uals to fulfill the most sacred cf itli-i- li Jicrchy given that O. (5. all citizenship duties—defense of colt piVrchitHiT of Tux ( Y rtl■ datrtd tin- 5t!i day of home and country. They can qual­ A. I).- I.*.*, hun Maid c«t will end about the middle of Sep­ ify! if they wish, to be officers nnd noncommissioned officers in our tem ber/ with July «nd August as new citizen arm y, by completing certain prescribed courses. This ,♦♦♦♦ - hi b . c i« in .» '. .penntae action is left entirely to their decis­ ion, ns the training exncts no ob­ M r .h ill have ligations from them. This, briefly, is a description of S ^ i b » A ? r J l g i i u i W c »n«i“ what some people have been pleas­ ed to criticise ns "new militarism of the United States”. It is true ia W th e rc . . . . « ■ « '( “ U ' S th a t the citizen army of the United sort of w° rrp‘ retin^ss with six im* States, composed in the main of r one of unpr P t t0 mention the young men who only train inten­ [ p ortn n t war , n ^ ^ w innin g this sively from two to six weeks dur­ ft skirmishes m “ it original inhab- ing the summer months, is the I continent frpm l' s . \ eem (!eter- largest measure of military de­ |,ltant*. * . a reasonable num- fense this nution has ever had. K s S trained men available should Iiefore the World War there was in addition to our small, hut effic­ ient rcgulnr army, only the fortynine separate and distinct national guards of our several states, but were in such poor shape that BLxprvations, large and small, scat- they they had to be reorganized ami trained for many months before l they could be used in that conflict. To all intents and purposes, the Organized Reserves, the Citizens' M ilitary Training Camps nnd Re­ serve Officers’ Training Corps are new elements In our available mili­ ta ry forces. No further proof of the very democratic character of our new arm y Is needed to satisfy nny fairminded person that it could not 1>« readily used for aggression. It would be many montns before our civilian soldiers could stand the rigors of a military campaign. A visit to any camp this summer t should convince nny fair-minded person that the young men in at- A tendance nre most Interested in tT keeping our national pence and in obeying our country’s la w . They A hnve no desire to bring war u-ir ^ break international agreements. *-♦ They helievo in law and order and they themselves are the surety J th at law nnd order will lie main- V tained and honorable pence pro- A served. j By way of contrast with our summer training activities, I would «.*♦ like to call attention to other hurls JT then ours. Our total military e$. v tablishm ent is only 1.0 per cent of ■the best military months of the the organized military forces of J ■year to the training of our civil- the world, and 2.2 per cent of the ^ |ian soldiers. Military science has organized m ilitary forces to lie ■become more complicated nnd most found in Eurone alone. The aelexact ns civilization has developed, tive armies of Europe total :t,7:irl,- ♦ land more tim e is required for 862, while our regular nrmy num- ♦Jft [learning the varied duties of a hers less than 120,000. th e nrI soldier. Instruction has to be giv­ gnnized m ilitary forces of Kurope 1 en in the tactics of Infantry, Cav­ aggregate 18,627,186, a ! i r : nunialry, Field Artillery, Const A rtil­ her of real, thoroughly trained sol- A* lery, Air Service, Engineers, rliers thun this nation could pro- % .Signal Corps, and Chemical W ar­ duce if all its available manpower 1A fare Service. Weapons have be­ was organized nnd trained. Our m ilitary system is based up- X come intricate nnd their use re­ on the theory of n relatively small V* quires special skill. regular force supplemented by a , A Our new citizen army, created partially trained body of civilians. X by the National Defense Act of so orgnnized that in the event of f 1920, is the logical product of our an emergency they could l>e givenjeje bitter World War experience In un- the additional training necessary ♦ nv.u>redness. It will muster in to make efficient soldiers in the ♦ summer training this year in tho minimum of time. It is r. syttoni United Stntes a very smnll regular which from its very nature is I ^ arm y contingent of 91,000 men; wholly devoid of the slig h test. J National Guardsmen, spread over tinge of militarism. In reality, it the forty-eight states, of 162,000; n n l officers of the organized re­ serves, 17,000, or about one-sixth of the total number of reserve of­ ficers. Those three components constitute what is culled the army of the United States. In addition, there will also be i some 8,000 young men from our John J. Pershing tbrd prnpt-rtr xltuspM -l M id 'T S ij after fnr'nnv tndat f T* l•''T n«tm V ' f.* W £3 ■thir T>*p<m-t inn.votiUtte* wttH Itn*1 S K « Ilf NVm of S I V , of N \v >, gAti ri Twi>. i t ft. r.unrr . .i r .s s t I.Su , act* a."- • The oal'l land M in g iioamm-il at AOTICK OF APlMilt'ATtUA FOII tat o f t e n jjfiUMU m i c t i o a ni tile ditto o f Uio Toouanctt o f ouoli STS OF TIIH OKAKit At. XY.tTAt** o(*. IwWni'f i‘f »uc>\ o c r ll f l e a t c In' th e n am e o f t o * . » rc.H f ir t a b STATIO o r p m »IC*te 1 It* ' th t 'rtunif fif rrtJ Iaiit*w*n. ItlllA. Union* "old CortWoafPf. nlittU lie n. ’ Notice In Iterohy Riven that A, Ik t O. i !. Wolcott purchaser of red eem ed lu'corfllni, • f<> *law* Tax i v r lln e a t r No. 3l« it.iir.i the I i n i l w ilt loour ttierron on the Jflth Sji.iilotn pui'fti.uer of Tax t**r(lfl* day o f AtlKuit. A. 1*. 1315. rate No. I3t>. I’ateil the IAft* ilu) of W itness my otlloln l nlitnature ami July A. I». 1317. ha* flln l *al«l carunil iM* the 13th day of July A. U. tlfloute In mj o ffice, and Inn* mndo application for lux deed to tu n e 1315. In (accordance w ith law. Kaiif c«r• V. K. T K H ’OLAJW. llfleati- emhrareM the follow In tr deClerk Circuit t'onrt Sem inole 7 J lM w a v 'n e ir 'OVfcti,. unld land iirina t ^ - U S S Thl' mUi,ary *++4t**+************* *♦**i* Th- raid l,iml bring lh e''ii» ir of il»i- Ituua rqrtlfl.-ate In th*-. teana * Huirnti. L’tilf*?. - awl hhall M rr«l»*m»il •ecu tax i|f*it w ill leaut- tH< 2»th ilar •»*( Avao et A. Mt'ltnea.* Aii- .tifilia l t oa.ii thin thr 13(ft itay ; «’otinty. * 1 * ^ ***** V,;„,potu.S 1 i r L- *— — \ '*SSi!n»unAoTuiuujr E £ ?' [?F A C T < NlTURE LjL C T 3 f i T p o vv E t v l ^ ^ O L flR fA iscoverecl l! 5_H. she is very wealthy. We almost said, she awe to fintThcrsclf rich, But NoilRrCarolina has been wi awake ail tne time—and thcit largely accounts for 1 wealth. one is spending ner fortune wisely nnd $100,000,000 for roads—$30,000,000 schools. And the consequence is, that tl of her property increased one thousand ] twenty years, or from $306,579,000 $3,130,705,000 in 1920. TOTAL c o s t ......................................... . i konii' entirely by adjacent property. WjJumber uf feet frontage .:.......................................... ■Assessment per foot frontage,............... ........................ ft. FRED T. WILLIAMS, ■ *amo Description Feet Froi ft E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford P M. Richardson, Lot 5 Ulk. 13 Tr. I ................... IF A. McCalley, Lot 10 Blk. 13 Tr. 1................. . II F ; c - Higgins, Heirs, Lot 5 Blk. 13 Tr. 2 ............... IF [i rank Talbott, Lot 10 Blk. 13, Tr. 2.......... IF f*1” H. Knight, lx>t 5 Blk. 13 Tr. 3, ..................... IF »• E. Squires, Lot 10 Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ............... 11 Hazel Merewether, Lot 1, Block 14, Tr. 1.............. li N. Gillon, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. I ........................... IF <>nn H. Stenstrom, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 2........ ;....... IF W. I’otter, Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 ........ IF Blanche Tukach, Lot 1, Blk. 14 Tr. 3......... ..... .-..IF W* A- Br°wn, Lot 0 Blk. 14, Tr. 3,.................. r l l ’ The abovo and foregoing final assessments are AN ADVERTISEMENT 1S-THE SILENT SAI.EMAN OF COMMERCE, She is building solidly for the fut clouds on her horizon. tore are no North Carolina is a nearby market. ( smen can reach her without great traveling expense. 3he welcomes them. She prefers to buy goods from states with whom she has long been closely allied. And she is ever growing as a market. Her newspapers, through advertising, offer the most effectual and economical means of reaching her buyers. These Newspapers Will Sell Our Goods to North Carolina Asheville Citizen Asheville Times Charlotte News Charlotte Observer Concord Tribune Zlizabeth City Advance Fayetteville Observer Gastonia Gazette Greensboro News tr u c k ga W <O T T O N 5^3: NEIGHBOR of 0 AU, PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING HtOI'ERTY ON TWELFTH STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO PARK AVE­ NUE. Noticio ia hereby given that the conduction of the Asphalt pave­ ment on Twelfth Street from Sanford Avenue West to Park Avenue b i been completed, nnd the completed work has been finally aefcpted by the City Commission of the City of Snnford, Florida. I Tho following ia the Final Estimate of the cost of paving Twelfth llreot from Sanford Avenue West to Park Avenue a width of 21 feet lith sheet nsphalt on a 6” rock base. p9t> cu. yds. grading @ dOc ....... 236.00 [48(» lin. ft. conrctc curb & gutter @ 76c .................... 1129.36 226 lin. ft. flush curb <g> 35c .. 79.10 731 sq. yds. 6” rock base tf?80c ........................................... 1387.20 7.U sq. yds. 2’’ sheet asphalt top @ 1.02 ................................. 1768.08 ®8 ft. Concrete alley returns at 30c...................................... 407.71' « 8 lin. ft. 3*» ,|ra| n t j|e @ joo.00 per M..................................... 118.80 nborutnry inspection of materials ............................................... 64.45 egul expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent ................................... 104.43 ngineering f. per cent .................. ............... ..... .... ...... ................ 201.00 TEXTILE MILLg H enderson D ispatch H ickory R ecord K inston Free Press Raleigh News & Observer R aleigh T im es R ocky M ount Telegra Salisbury Post W in ston -S ale m Sentinel P T ’T O H — / EX PO RT a n o NORTH CAROLINA HflR.thu largest denim.mills in the world. I lus the largest hosiery mill in the United Stutes. Idas the largest towel mill in the world. I las the largest damask mills in the United States. I las the largest aluminum plant in the United States. Uas the lurgest heavy weight underwear mill in America. Has the largest pulp mill in the United States. I las an unnual factory payroll of more than $127,000,000. Leads the world in the manufacture of tobacco. Mukes more cigarettes than all other States in the Union. Is second in the manufacture of furniture. STATISTICS Area, square miles...................... Population 1923.......................... Value manufactured products 1923......................................... 1 951.911.000 Number of farms........................ 269,763 3,080 Miles of improved ruuds............ Under construction.............. ... 1.044 302,227 Number of automobiles............. Number of trucks....................... 29.898 130.000 Number of telephones............... Number of electrically wired 100,000 houses, approximately........... Bank deposits December 31. 1924.........................................1 Number of firms in five greatest industries in order of impor­ tance: Cotton manufacturers.. . . 7 hurniture......................... ... Tobacco............................ Knitting mills / ................. Lumber plants..................... �’ * Sanford Jerald Again Those Road-Makers r r tir The Herald has referred to this matter so often, it may ■f M if*N , U Second CUM Msttsr. be accused of ‘‘nagginjf”, but that is entirely immaterial if t»**» IT, ST. l» |f, at th* Poatolttc* jrd. Florid* Ond«r Act of there is a chance of reaching the seriouH attention of men i . H it . ____ responsible for the road-building work of Florida. __editor |M1» I.. I>»A> The matter, The Herald has in mind, is the absence of TA»I» BKHO . ■olio AVCBOO s riw iu i-riii* Oil* T .« r —17."0 f kvtm Bl« Mmith* TUItrrrod in CIO 16 j- W c o t l j d r io t i« Udltluu *IAI, S O T U R i A ll I t .5# IS 00 o litld O fT ______ _ ca rdo «f Uioaha, r.»<*luilon. and noilcco ot .nt.TiaUmBnt. wh.ro **\frx*■ a rt toad* will ha ehar*ad i 'far at racular udvm lslns rataa. ■ RtfttFR TUB ABSOCIATKO PnF.BS « wfc- Aaaoclatad 1'raao la aaeluaantltlad to th* u»* for. /•* '^ V lra tio n ’ of ail niw i <*l"patch«a tdltaa to It or not °'h*rwl**«-*dttad In tbl* paper and al»o lha lo­ cal nawa pubflancd h«reln- All I «f rrpubllcatlon of apaclal dlapatch- K r I _ a ' . . t . a . . alaA raltif (J TUESDAY. JULY H . 1 « 5 » TH E HERALD’S PLATFORM u 1.—Deeper water route to Jacksonf 1 —Construction of St. Johns-In. : dlan River canal, r L —•Bsteiudon of white wajr. !f Extension of local amusements. .-Swim m ing pool, tennis courts, etc. ......... L —Augmenting «f building proam—houses, hotels, apartment uaes. 1 1 —Extension of street paving pro* t gram . . . . . . 7^—Construction of boulevard , Around Lake Monroe, if 8*—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. J,— Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa­ cilities. 1 C IB LE THOUGHT FOU TODAY LORD SEES AI-L:— For the eve# of the Lord run to anil fro throughout the whole earth, to ■hew himself strong in behalf of those whose heart is perfect toward him. 2 Chron. 10:ID, - ■■ -0- * ■ ROMANCE i I will make you brooches and toys r for your delight. U Of birdsong ut morning nnd star ^ 1 shine at night. * I will make a palace fit for yod and me, * Of green days in forests, and blue days a t sea. r!iad-markers on Florida’s highways. It is a rank shame that th e money paid for alleged good-road-building does not ajso pay for the erection of attractive, accurately inscribed markers, telling the distance to county sents, and the dis­ tances to the nearest towns. Just now when there are thousands of people traveling into Florida with a view of finding permanent homes here it would seem that every progressive town would see to it that the highw ays should he marked for the directing o f these strangers to its gates. It would he worth the expenditure c f many dollars, for instance, for Sanford to erect signs along the road from Daytona to this city. It would he worth the expenditure of equal amounts on every road by which travelers can find their way to Sanford. Strangers in Florida eagerly looking the country’ over, en­ deavoring to acquire all the information possible, and never, of course, familiar w ith geography of the state, keep on the alert for road markers telling them where they nre. And they can travel right through some Floidn towns without dis­ covering the name of the place unless they detour to the rail­ road station ami read the town’s name painted on the end o f the building! On the many miles of new road in Florida there is espe­ cial need o f directing signs. Florida people who know their country and can travel these new roads merely from a sense of direction do not notice the absence of the markers. But it is decidedly uncomfortable for a stranger to drive blindly on, troubled all the tim e lest he he on the wrong road. Between now and early Fall every road in the state could be properly marked. The State Highway Commission could send out a crew of road posters for each state highway, and county commissioners could cooperate in the marking of the county ronds. Old signs be torn away, and new ones, ac­ curate and attractive, put in their place. And by this work inestimable benefits would accrue. Will not the Sanford Chamber of Commerce take n hand in this business, and see that something is done? ? , I will make mV kitchen, and you shnll keep your room, Where white flows the river and bright blows the broom, yvnd you shall wash your linen and keep your body white In rainfall a t morning and dewfall a t night. :, ’ And this shall be for music when no one else is near ■! . The fine song for singing, the rare nong to hear! V That only l remember, that ordy you admire, ___ dnllr*. ti Of the broad Youd that stretches, and the roadside (ire. —Robert Louis Stevenson. — ----- oMarry in hrtxte and separate in Reno. ' - o-------There are times when a woman doesn’t .get the last word l>ut it’s only when she is talking with an­ t* other woman. bcJ li ■■ ■■-o-------Ashes to ashes, Sand to nnnd; Buy rcnl estate Ami lie a rich man. ---------------------- o----------------- Florida’s City of Flowers In stressing the substantial characteristic of our city are we neglecting the possibility of making Sanford one of Flor­ ida’s most beautiful cities? Strangers wonder why it is, with such marvelous soil at hand, such fertile fields, such an ideal climate, such a pro­ gressive people, and such an efficient irrigation and drainage system , we fail to beautify by means of easily grown flow­ ers, They wonder why Sanford doesn’t capitalize on the ease with which flowers may tie cultivated here. They won­ der why every dooryard isn’t a veritable flower garden. The Herald believes, that an opportunity of making San­ ford Florida’s prettiest spot, is being neglected. Without much expense this city could become known far and wide for its masses of flowers , and visitors to this . . section . . . would see what they cannot see in O th e r Florida cities, just because Jigr HIS IDEA OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE As Brisbane Sees It Most of these clinging vine men are poison ivy. • “Hot Monkeys” Now. 3 Magnificent Verse*. Speyer and Baruch. Mara, Venus, Mercury. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE JJIi) Aluminum ware is almost use!*, for throwing a t husbands. MCWHcC£'5 TmE V-jW I HAVE i f DOPED. A woman is a person who so mnd a t you she cries on yuu! I shoulder. OJT - NfciU LEND WE F-40UGM m o n e y To BUSY DAYS in Tennessee, where the monkey trial is being held. It is ii silly trial, but good will come of it. Revivalists bring their tents to preach the Word ns they see it. T hat will do good. ANY sincere religion is better than none. V’,aY AY DZ&TS t o •-rbl'.flHN WE'LL BE s q u a r e , eh what Always mnk** a lot of noise ■« ; a parly and they will ask you ,A come back ngain. ? A little chloroform sprinkled on the coat lapel will a ttrac t rou»! and make it stay. ** PEDDI.ERS ARE selling Bible* to many that haven’t read the Book for year*. THAT'S GOOD. Whether you take Jonnh and the whale literally or figuratively, you cannot deny that the Bible is the most beautiful and powerfully written of all books. You would think an auto spe*jM would run instead of walking wh,.„ afoot, but he doesn't. No m atter how hot it become* you can’t m ake friends by i.u , them the cold shoulder. THERE IS one feature NOT so good In Dayton. They use the ex­ pression “hot monkeys” instead of "hot dogs," and that is not re­ spectful, whether monkeys are or are NOT our ancestors. And they .“ell corn whiskey from the mountains a t $10 a gallon. Ten-dollar-a-gallon whiskey i.t even worse than “hot monkey" for the human interior. A congenial neighborhood h one where the people near by p|ny ^ kind of music you like. If she hnrl married the man wishes she had, m ayta he wouldn't have been the man he is. Remember the old fashioned efil who screamed when you saw U picture in n bathing suit? THOSE THAT believe in the Hilile wortl for word and fear that evolution theories may destroy Christianity are advised to read once more these three verses from the one hundred nnd second Psalm: “Of old, thou hast laid the foundation of the earth; und the heavens are the work of thy hands. "They shall perish, hut thou r.halt endure; yen, nil of them shall wax old tike n garm ent; as a ves­ ture shall thou change them, and they shall lie changed. "But thou urt the name, and thy years shall have no end." THE COURAGE and genuine faith of the old psalm writer would considerably strengthen tho back­ bone of Mr. Bryan and other trem ­ blers. Who ever thinks one small monkey, or a whole army of mon­ keys and Darwins can pull down a religion expressing the will of God. cannot have u high opinion of God's power. Bahien have advantages. Wheel one wants to leave n party aj| 1 lias to do is cry a while. Some people like to lie si Y they will do it in n thunder ::»J with lightning all around. Screens are nice, but they k«j' you from kicking the cat out i1 window ydien you nre mud. Don't hesitate about telling , man you wish to ninrry his daughter. The chances are he wishes you would too. FORGIVE US OUR DEBTS M M M FROM LITERARY DIGEST members of the British Parliament who cite the action of sonie of our States as precedents for European repudiation of World W ar Debts, hut by magazine w riters and news­ paper editors in our own country. “That tlieic should lie eight members of Uncle Nam’s family JAMES SPEYER. New York known in Europe as defaulting iH banker, will spend $50,000 bring­ debtors should at least make us u u ing professors from Germany to little more patient with those w lm !* study the work of Joints Hopkins owe us money," thinks the Denver H University in Raltiinme. Thai is order lo ..... .. banks nnd rail- i Rocky’ Mmintam‘‘Nc"wB.‘ I n fact, there are no cities we know of which are taking the time, or 1money well Spent. Gentian men of r toads." Eight of our States Ala- this Western daily is of the o p in 'I* tile trouble, to extensively cultivate flowers. ladenco, second to none in Urn ] tmtrm. Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, j inn that it would be good business. S lim e 1mini ti fill it w ould lie if tin* s tr e e ts w e re lin e d w ith w,’r ' ' t .n" J Al,Ufr‘* Louisiana, Mississippi, North <’n t - 't n “determine how much of the alMow beautinil It w ould in. It UK. .,I1U is u u t u n t il twin fan.,t who Will learn from them ohnn and South Carolina—nre lial-'u-gcd indebtedness is honestly due, 5 masses of flowers, lhink how it would appear to drive out and the whole world will profit, ed by the British Foreign Bond fi-IIIme it nationally and pay it " Celery Avenue, for instance, and see borders of petunies ex­ Holders l 'orporation as repudia- lo if.” Thin would be a shrewd MORE GOOD will come from tors ot d.-ht'i amounting approxi-1move on our part, several editors tending along the edges of the road. Where weeds now ap­ pear pretty hlosst nts would he in evidence. Picture if you Npoyei's $5(1,OUl) than from Mr. mutely t., ■?(',0.000,000, with inter-I agree—the payment of a comparBaruch’s $250,000, given "to take over periods varying from for-j atively small debt of our own in ■ can, First Street w est to the city limits, lined with the hardy tho profit out of war." To iliu- eut ty to eighty year;, amounting to ,o rd.er. to front un- a . cut the ,,ground _______ pcrriwinkle. Ami imagine the beauty of the parkways in courage war and profiteering, IN- nili additional $180,000,000, or there | der those who remind us that we * the-resident ini sections of the city il they were gayly colored CREASE KNOWLEDGE. n firnit ■. A i i , O w .financial I r<‘<iuiri» European nation, m in some other easily grown flower. Isn’t this a thought worth consideration? Wouldn’t Sanford he the talked of spot iti Florida, il it could he truly’ made a city of Flowers and become nationally known as 1‘loritla’s flower garden. The Herald would like to see something done to make this possible. It would like to see the city ilselt the lend in the matter backed by every organization and every citizen. It is a great opportunity for Sanford to become a city of great beauty differing from other Floidn resorts. Without great expense, or great trouble, Sanford can eas­ ily become Florida's city of Flowers. ----------------o--------------- TO KNOW TUB pains of power, wc must go to those who have it; to know its pleasures, we must go to those who are seeking it; the pains of power tiro real, its pleasures inmgi- 1DAN DOBBSSAYS It will come as a shock, no doubt to millions of Americans to learn that debts contracted by several of our states during the last century have been allowed to stand unpaid, cither as to principal or interest. Ami "it is not the Civil War Debts of the e Slates th at are in question,” points nut the Don Moines Register, “but legitim ate debts, some of which were contracted in integrity o f our States is u n d e r d o pay their war debts, of recent I * IF YOU looked at the sky last h i e m these days of w ar debt d i r - ; origin, while eom e members of our 2 night, n.-t we all should every nigh- rii . lions between the United States j official family owe their citizens M Wright, Warlow and Company Are Now Receiving Application For First Mortgage Loans on improved Business and Residential Property in Sanford Funds immediately available subject to title examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE • DuBOSE AND HOLLER r i l l a il A1 1 144 ■ * • I * V*• , , ,, „ -— T * 112 Park Avenue and do rateiy, you saw three beau­ government and European debtor more than a quarter of a billion I ! | a■ ■■■■■■■HiBaaaHHBBaaHitiHHHUHHaaaHiiBBHHHHiiBiacaxaa tiful planets, Venus, Mars and nations—under fire not only byidoliars. Mercury, shining close together. THE REFUGE OF PATRIOTISM MEN REPRODUCE themselves KT. I'KTKRSIIUKG INIIKI'KNDKNT in their maps of llto heavens and in their creation of religions. They The cloak of patriotism is now the government was plaintiff. Yet put Venus, Mars nnd Mercury, re prose tiling Love, War ami Com­ thrown over a deal which he ex ­ what wax withheld from the judic­ merce, in the sky. They attribute pected to net him $100,01)11,11110 by ial knowledge of the court wan to the gods with whom they peo­ Edward L. Doheny, in explaining not too acred for the earn of Mr. At the speed that the first six ple that sky their own emotions, his leasing of the Elk Hill oil re­ Doheny, Admiral Robison must months of this year have passed, he adjudged guilty of gross indis­ hatred, jealousy, Vengefidncss. we might as well sta rt to doing declared fraudulent by cretion, if nothing morn serious, W our Christinas shopping now. More primitive religious even serve, McCormick, of Los Ango- in divulging these m atters to a ' represent their gods us liars, Judge les. Thc naval officer to whom civilian. f cheats and destroyers of earth “ Woman's Personality Revealed promotion has twice been denied, As to tho likelihoml of a J a p a ­ women. By Her Clothes,’* says a headline I n a r y — (J. (!. C olton John Robison, over-persuaded nese invasion of California, only “ If the camels had a god," said him toK.enter in a woman's magazine. And of into this transaction, one all too willing could c re d it! -Othe undent Greek philosopher, says Mr. Doheny, course, It's more so in the sum­ on representa­ such a wild fabrication. It must j "their god would have four legs NF.W HATMMNKSS CONSISTS in activity; such is tho mer time. , tion that a war with Japan was not have been difficult to con­ .... . o-------constitution of our nature; it is a running stream nnd not a and a hump.” imminent. Assuming that the vince Mr. Doheny of his country's Another reason why men go stagnant pool. Good it\ the “Book of Nature.’’ prospect of limitless profit played blind is viewing the sights that INFLUEN7.A IS raging in Alas­ no putt in Mr. Doheny'* willing­ danger when such belief the pro-' nre to in* seen »t any of these ka. sweeping away Indian popula­ ness to come to the aid of his liability of staggering enrichment. Florida beaches during the sum­ tions as our population would melt country, how explain the little The picture painted l.y Admiral MY FA VO KITH STORIES mer time. away before yellow fever of Asia­ •duck satchel that found its wav Robison, as disclosed by Mr. l)oBy IRVIN s. conn heny, is not flattering to Un-------- n-------- tic cholera. to Albert it. Fall? Was $11)0,01)0 American government. Jt indicts Wo are partly protected from Headline in the lakeland ledger the price of the latter's patriot­ Yesterday's offering has lo do nnd the sight of tho lion’s cage discuses, including tulierculo.ds, Washington of grave duplicity. ism ? say s, “ Dear Old Lunnon Uawn't being put in the menagerie tent While preparing for a pence con­ with the circus. So has today's, measles, etc., because wo have Comprehend Evolution Trial." My A number of other question ference at the nation's capital it gave the circus' man an idea. it is built around the personality word, how deucedly dreadful, don“ AH right," he said, “you just got used to them. The thing we suggest themselves. Why were tin. was preparing for war of RopcoYn George, n famous cir­ go over und sweep out the lion's liter know. — — o-------sssu cus niitnugcr. riu tmir, one season, rage. Hut lie careful, because « The little* girl down the street he was approached by a young . they’re all four mnnenters." says girls used la stay al home man seeking a job. The hoy was! The hoy disappeared und in the poxitory "f a confidence m secret j own country. JUST AS the white people had that it was not even permitted to wImoi they hail nothing to wear undersized, rather weak looking, hurry of putting up the main top Mr. Doheny has made a gallant hut th a t doesn’t make uny differ­ and not ill the least aggressive, Geor ge forgot all about the young­ begun to conquer ordinary wliis- appear in the court tecordit? When “frill t to absolve the participants and Popcorn George curtly turned ster. Aii hour later the lad con­ key by getting used to it—drunk- Seeietary Wilbur w in questioned in this proceeding. But Mr. Fall ence nowaday*. euncss steadily diminishing in con by tlu* court lie *citified that the signed the leases, and not the na­ — ----- n ---------fronted him again and said: him down. "What shall I do now, M ister?" rcqucnce every year—prohibition j m atters involved were so confiitcii- val officers. And that $100,000, But ut the next stand the lad Wonder WHat's the matter with "What have you been doing?" uiul a new kind of whiskey came rial that they could not be discusi- liki* the damned spot on Lady the Greek revolution and the Rif allowed up again, and again was film uprising? Both of them art icfused. This kept up town after asked the circus man, trying to in. Whether anybody can ever <*!. even in a prosecution in which Macbeth’s hand, will not out. gel used to THAT is doubtful. letting th e ' Chinese o u tb re a k s 1lown until one day the manage remember. "1 swept out the lion's cagp, sir." decided that the only way to get crowd them off the- front page. HUMAN FLOWERS AND ROOTS rid of the hoy's importunities was “ What!" shouted Popcorn GeorTHE n u r n s i l know wbat they MIAMI TRIBUNE Today’s Ix^t laugh: “ Mm . Catt to give him u job and to make the ge, with visions of hi* Idg cuts are about. They recognized the says war can be talked to death. jo b ho i m p o s s i b l e t h a t he w o u ld tanning around loose through tin Bolshevik government promptly W hat’s this, what's this, Britons, If so, it is not at nil difficult to If that is true, Mrs. Catt has her not dream for a moment of a t­ countryside. “What did you do nml made commercial treaties vvilh Russia, altImugh the Czar, another littli* m l m Hu? lult1? fomuu* what is KmoiT to hnniion. with the linns?" mission iri i hi world and there is tempting to handle. “till," replied the hoy, with Ills kilk-d by the Bolsheviki, was a H eir, this m something that will Ni-r will it necosnrity he in the n a­ no reason why site should not pro­ “ What do you want to do, son','" puny arms akimlm and a m atter- cousin of King George. il or looking into. tun* of a national tragedy, either. ceed.—Johnny tijwricer In Macon he u-<ked. “ Anything «t all, sir," replied of-fact look in his watery blue Telegraph. 1 Now one single Iloh.huvik envoy, The London Morning Bust which Fnun the ranks of industry, if thu 11,1 eyes, “ i just took 'em out of tin Kahovsky, brings to Loudon from with tlu* possible exception of the indictment tlie Iml, quivering with eagernc Jj.f < - ■■Co of the Morning i’ost is The show was just unloading cage and tied ’em up lo a tree." Moscow orders for British firms win hi famed Manchester Guaulian anything Somebody sent tin* editor of tin* like accurate, will event.... - ........... Pavun Gazette a gift of u few amounting to $72,750,1X10. is looked upon on this side of tlu* ualiy arise a new “flower of youth” ! bottle i of home brew. The sumo Atlantic as being the best English " h lo li will conatitutu the nristocSILER AND 11IS DOG day ho received for publication a daily to reach these shores, veil- r:,,y of the future, LORD IIKAYEKUKUOK, when J AM I'A TIMES wedding announcement and nlao he win h u t lin e, said: "Of course, ''ire s a striking arraignm ent of But where did the English paof an auction sale. Here aro the we do business with Russia. Whv 1"ur -x'u'iol reunion to prohibition. I^'r gather this a Umnding “ tea The itury of Jacob Siler, H.J- ter the dog's death, and provided shouldn't we? We'd do business 1•i|u*ul‘ing of the great prosperity' [bnony" of which it speaks? I'er-, results that were printed in hi* paper: dailies — a r e ,' year-old Mi*-ourinn, ami his dog, il Iras lo-eit cared for exactly aa with runuibuls if 'hey could buy j"* I best* United States, til ... ’:,lv* Gic great Chicago -------Mr. William Smith and Mi*.* Lucy Joe, ia well known. Il was told Siler specified, lire estate i. to be our goods." ■leas® in crime that a -ems to have]01* **s cxi-liange table, hut certainly .1 diviih'd between some ft lend i of Jones were disposed of nt public with it, and what it terms j ,,l|t the eminent Christian Science < We are more \ ..,uuus than that come auction at my farm on® mile cant quite extensively in tin* papers a tin* dead man. "the equal wave of social deprav- j Monitor. We have encountered no • in America, but we lose by it. A man ami a dog! oi a beautiful cluster rosea on while hack, its familiarity make* ity,'* the Morning Rust says: oich journalistic utterances, und l Who can fathom or explain the her b rta il nml two white calves it none the lens impressive, “Prohibition is forcing p ro ap o ri-T '1’ ‘■'“ h*bra ted \oic® o( tire People I IS PLYING dangerous? If the ty and industry upon tho working I l.n-.t January, anticipating bond* which hehl them so do e before a background of farm im. been _strangely silent on t h o |'/ pilot uses common sense, it is less classes, but, according to the tes j leniciitx too numerous to men­ death, Siler advertised in a news­ olio to the other? object if, indeed, such nre tlmlj We may attempt all we will to dung* taus than crossing a crowded tiimmy of the Americans them- Hue sentiments of the [k'ople. |.i,j tion. The auction win performed paper for a home for hi* dug. He in th • presence of fifty guests in ­ received mime 1,200 offers. After analyze thin iiituntiun and find its street. s lvus, it is debauching Lite flower not the Monting Toat running ri cluding: Two milch cows, six mule* consideration Siler Kclccted the underlying can vs, as indeed we what the old-fashioned country<j In twenty-five months pilots of tlie nation's youth." homestead of W. I*. Merlz, Hear may in regard to many others, from MRebel Field have flown practitioners used to call “an ini- : and on*) bob sled. Striking arraignm ent? It is al­ aginary tem perature"? “ Rev. Jackaon tied the nuptial St. l.ouls, where there was a pond mote or less like it, only to fail. ___ l,827,t>00 miles, in .‘11,203 separate most a knockout! And imp pose these charges nre knet two hundred feet of hay ruin- for the dog in swim in, a dog ami J he best' we can do is lo face the | flights, Is the “ Rower ami the bridal couple left on one children for him to play with, ami fact that the "love" if that Is (Inly THREE have been killed, , . of the nation's true—what of it ? It is, of course. ! what il i- frvquuntly h.-i-ii lie- ■although pilots have turned enJ-'iV'**, 1 r‘*ally being debauched and lamentable when any society b e -1' f J v h u I)eere g a rg plow fu^an cx- itt addition - a home tor Siler. Siler died the other night. He tv.ieri men and dog . i ; a ihio,; less som ersaults nnd committed | destroyed, while tlu* working gins dying a t the top, but it will I 3 tended trip with terms to unit ’. purchasci. Th y will lie ut home amt Iris dog had stayed together suipassing, und lo r**fle i how ' much other foolishness in the air. ‘ hisses are forging steadily nh?ud ■nd"r® lung ns it is renewedli at its roots Si hence cautious old working an. prospering? I to tbeir fr'n nd.i with one good baby to the end. According to th,* re i uch hettei the world ami ,i:v i buggy aiul a f**w kitchen uteii nlx port*, J*o, the dog, nut discollao w’i dd Ui <: I ui" in being i cm lodlM will Iffu • to n>l" in auto ! ~~ after Un month* from date of >;ai<* lately by the bedside us his master <d one m-dher nioiiilcs or crrtli trains. They will correct to refer to a person as “n I; Contemporary Comment.*' to lesponilblo parti*-* and sdim* passed oct. Going uway, Siler left j And they probably would if all : ay, "A t my age they ure too dan party." The rule fails, however, | fifty chicken:. ■— Homer ((*«.,) 1“ Du-.t . state of $5,olio to rare for turn were us kind to ull other m en' icroua. I oily fly, und at a suf<in its application to Senator La I the dog us lung as it shall live. Af- as some men are to their dogs ‘! height." Purist says that it is highly in­ Foliate.—Arkansas Gazette. x S M 'S x v s I j, I , , I #«* I k, , I 4 * Ik. XL f * ** , - Direct Benefit From System When you put system into saving, you soon he- , ijj gin to* get direct benefit— and step by step you -(j climb higher to financial success. Open an ae JjU count with us today. I i’er Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts [jp.minoln(Jlminlijl^ank S a n fo r d , F la . STRENGTH - SLRVICE - PR O G R E SS ^lo V Merchants ■ W h e n y o u f ir s t s h o w e d m e t h e D ia ­ m o n d H e a v y S e rv ic e C o rd a n d t a l k e d bo e n t h u s i a s t i c a l l y a b o u t i t , I t o l d y o u i t w o u ld h a v e t o b o a w o n d e r f u l tire to s ta n d u p u n d e r th o p u n is h ­ m e n t f r o m m y t r u c k s , a s t h o o a rv ic a is u n u s u a l l y s e v e re . H o w e v e r, I m u s t n o w c o n f e s s t h a t I have n e v e r fo u n d a tiro th o e q u a l of t h i s H e a v y S e rv ic e C o r d . Y o u c a n eay t h a t w ith m y f u ll p e rm is s io n . Wight Bros. Co. IfHafptrilnl S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Diamond ©res �, *- *.i - * \e oociai oiae o (jE :-o tti» i « m is s k a t h r v n w (l k e y , s « m - ' , esi V * TELEPHONE:— Res. 428-J. farm totaled $195,209.24. The Booster Class Plans Miss Blanche Riggs Is | on furm collected through sale of Bi# Picnic at Lake Bride of Mr. Hinchffe farm products and such $37,194.30. Mary Friday Night! Of much interest and surprise The vnluc of livestock nt the icial and by 173* they claimed the try between the Flint riv St. Augustine. By 1750 they had extended tyeir domain southward and ip lime were In possession of the lower peninsula and had ab­ sorbed remnants of many other trib e fA : The State Bureau of Marketing, under the direction of Commission­ er L. M. Rhodes, sends out dnijy an average of 1,230 pieces of mail, c f which about one hundred arc typewritten letters giving infor­ mation with teference to m arket­ ing, nnd answering inquiries from every ctato in the Union and more than 24 foreign countries. Mr Dial to Bn iw. .....- to bo execu ted by tihl of iilch horn U-Fr •u m y cnmpDn ' , t / of** FlOr lit a. said ni'fi*i;In In lb* the ho bond to tic approved l>jr the Hoard. P lans and *pecirlc*il<»i3 may l>e seen a» the ..fftca o f th« Board or a» the office of Fred T. W illiam*, enalneer. alter Ju ly ! i , 1»25. Plans nnd sp ecification s can b»- secured from Fred T. W llllnm s aftl-r July 35. on deposits of |i n o 0 w hich w ill Pi returned if „ i,t,l (B made.. The Hoard of County C om m ission­ ers reserve the right to reject «nv or all bids, or accept nny bin they deem lu be for the best Interests ot the County. V. K. DOUIJLAB8, Clerk. Board of County Commlseluner*. Seminole County. Florida. July 1I-31-3S-Aug. «; ' •' 'Cl: Better Fertilizer Be Made We Would Make It SIMON PURE A N D GEM BRANDS > “Time Tried and Crop Tested" July 1st, 1925 new price list of regular brands just issued.' Get sam e before placing your order. Send orders now for fall requirements, save delays and be ready when fertilizer is needed. QUALITY First. FAIR Prices. PROMPT shipment LY^f E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. to the many friends of th« young state prison fnrm of Decemher 31, Final preparation:! aro bein* couple ia the announcement of the 1924 was $9,925 worth of horses Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida | made by the Booster Clasa of the m _____ _ of __ ....... .............. arriage Miss........ Blanche Riggs and mules; $23,690 worth of cattle; I Methodist Sunday School during | to Claude Hinchf f e .th e ceremony $9,460 worth of pigs. Total value a, lay this week for a picnic and swim- 1being performed Sunday afternoon $13,275. of The F irst Eiip- ming party nt Lake Mary on Fri­ Mrn. Hinchffe, ia the daughter |e«‘ts Tuesday after- day night. To this picnic the of Mi. and Mrs. A. B. Riggs of The bureau issues a bulletin to The board states th a t the indus­ rch a t 3:30 o’clock. . young people’s classes of the Sun­ tills city. She came to Sanford try is growing in the state and farm ers throughout the state in Young People’s lln- day School and the L’pworth le a g ­ about tlirce months ago, having Hint they and the experiment s ta ­ which they may advertise without picnic a t Palm ues arc invited. moved here with her parents from tion is constantly in receipt of in­ cost any articles used in further­ ishing to go are re­ Those who will attend aro urged Wilmington. N. C , and since that quiries relative to the bee-keeping ance of agricultural pursuits. The products thus advertised in the st ut the church nt to meet at thu Methodist Church time liaa made many friends. She industry. ■' I bulletin amount to in value of $ 1-L­ has an attractive personality and at 7:45 o’clock.Friday night where Zachary and Miss Tlie state commissioner of agri­ OO per day and the amount sold rill entertain at they will leave in a body for the is receiving the best wishes and culture 1; a members of the fol­ equals about $10,000 daily. Ap­ lake. A large number is ex-| congratulations of her frirmli. Mr. evening nt Miss proximately 6.500 person* adver­ peeled to attend the party and a Hlncliffo is n popular young man lowing hoards: pardons, commis­ tise yearly in the bulletin. sioner:! of Ltuto institutions, tru s­ delightful evening is promised to Jhate, being in the employ of the tees of the internal improvement Atlantic Const Line shops. drainage, and text book comMay Corporal punishment was abol­ Mr. and Mrs. Hinchffe will make fund, The social departm ent of the iven by Boosters’ miflion. ished nt the Florida state prisons young people’s Boosters Class announces that it Longwood their homo upon their by an act of the legislature of i.rth League mcni- is preparing to entertain a great return from a wedding trip, which Some historian* say that the 1923. The responsibility of enforc­ will include New Yoik ami other liod/st church are many of tlm league members and Seminole Indians were originally ing discipline was placed upon the ight, Lake Mary, Sunday School pupils on that oc­ points in the north. Creek Indians who joined force* commissioner of agriculture and casion. Swimming will form u with Governor Moore of South the board of commissioners of rat P. M. Class of the Meth- major part of the program, after Carolina when he attempted to rtnte institutions. Solitary con­ FLORIDA FACTS ill spend the day which refreshm ents appropriate to drive the Spanish out of St. Au­ finement on a diet was decided (ipcll on Celery Av- the occasion will be served. The port of Pensacola was block- gustine in 1702. upon ns a method of disciplining prisoners. ndid by United States vessels on il meeting of the) In their early wanderings the May C, 1801. Chuiuotn Seminole* gave refuge to runaway t the Presbyterian The world map by Ilsiis Rust „ afternoon a t 4 o’- | (la June 6, 1861 the port of Key negio slaves who had escaped in the Pierpont Morgan binary is j J Dr. and Mrs. Stephens of St. West was blockaded by United from tlie Spanish and the British. said to be the earliest known print- , n In time they enter-married thus ed map. Augustine, visited their friends States forces. decreasing their full American Mi. and Mrs. Snyder Monday and Tuesday. An effort to form two states of [type of Indian blood. XOTlf'F. N o t ic e Is h> re by g iv e n that the G. J. Bruce and Ilia interesting Florida in 1815 when it was r.ii-1 Until U nt • 'utility t.'iinitnlxRlolii-rs 111 ‘t 2&i family moved Wednesday to Lake mittctl into the Union failed to! A statement issued by the Plant mitt (o r minoln County. Florida, Board of Florida ray: that Flori­ materialize. w ill ul Ilo-lr n ex t reitul.ir tneetln s returned Sunday Monroe. They will be greatly da's honey production the season to be lit M . . ii .Monday, A u gu st 3rd. missed. A. l>. 11*- *. at 1*1 o'clock A. Xt. re­ York. I*. C. Stanley, Mrs. Stanley nnd Fedeial troops burned n naval 1923*24 was nn average of 80 c e iv e bid* f..r l be purchase by the pounds per colony or on an aver­ I'otiniy oi lino F ord son Tractor, their sons, Alfred, Philip, Harold, dock held by the Confederates at Whitehead returned and age of twice as much per colony w ith Wrlir One Man Grader and Gordon went to Sanford Wed­ the mouth of Pensacola Bay on c u sh io n mi tilin' w h e e ls, or Its e q u iv ­ delightful trip to nesday to see the Rogers' family September 2, 1861. ns produced in any other state. « <' .. <' 11 alent. t r T h e It. ir.l rese r v e s the rluht to 0 aboard the steam er enroute to reject any nr all hhls A meeting was held in St. Jos­ V K DOUGLASS. Prisoners nt the farm during ephs on December 3, 1838 for the Edward Jordon Canada. C lerk Hoard of County Comr's Mrs. Malic! Bcuch and her son, 1921 we to Irom 28 states of the purposing of framing a constitu­ 1visitors in Sanford K. m m ole County, Fla. Robert Reach, of Sanford, were Union, the District of Columbia tion and asking for admission into J u ly t «--'l guests of .Mrs. J. K. Snyder on and r.eve a foreign countries. the Union. The bill admitting t i n I'.itTiMF.Miivr the Fourth. They drove to St. t'o iislm ello ii of I-III* nnd Florida into the Union was passed blurry Heeren spent and O R n s h o r t t i m e , n S p c c in l W c s t i n g h o u s e E le c ­ Petersburg, making short stops llrlilaes. Tlie average daily prison popu­ in 1815 and was signed by tlie Ind at Daytona very proposal* will be received nt Tampa nnd at Iaikelntnl. W.J lation during the year was -112 president on March 3 of tlie same tiyHealed t r i c C o o k in g E x p e rt is w i t h n s a n s w e r i n g q u e s ­ the Hoard County Commission­ Mr. and and Mrs. 1’. G. Shaver and the average cost of food and year. t i o n s , a n d e x p la in in g a ll a b o u t e le c tr i c c o o k in g . e rs of H* mmole County, F lot Id a. ! ul llielr . in . .. in Hie court house | 0. P. Herndon anil were pleasant visitors to Ciiulu- tobacco per inmate was 20.81 cents , , . . . , I ul Hanford. Florida nl or before B e s u r e t o c o m e ; s a m p le t h e fo o d b a k e d a n d c o o k e d Northern capital m vctcil in the ; f xi. Au. u.t hull, i»2:>, for in. | j past week end at ota Friday afternoon. Mr. Shav­ per day. i n t h e f a m o u s W c s tin g h o u s e A u t o m a t i c E le c tr ic *" '■ during 1 ' •' er is well known in the school state of* Florida the year Inllnwliu nr rnrllt fill' il Itie R u n g c . N o o b l ig a ti o n . D o n ’t m i s s i t . profession having served as su ­ The price received for Florida! 1921 totalled $J50,00il,iU)0 says a Ciinnlrufll.Mi I' . l l l n t t IllK I'llllllM ( t ) All,in (In. south shore of furier returned Sun- pervising principal of Arcadia honey vv« more than that received leport of the state agriculture de­ l^ ike .Wool-'.- from !..il.« Xlonroe np.i where she has schools and oh county superin-Iclsewliere, tlie honey being of an partment. North Catuliuu was III V in nine easterly 1 1-2 tendent of DeSotn County school:' exceptionally gooc quality during Florida's nearest competitor for m i kleIsiwii I of friends. 280.1001 on. yils northern investors, with $19,000,for two years. Mr. Shaver is the 192:1-21 season. (21 Api't-.. irli to draw bridge o v ­ ortO for tlie year and Georgia was er Xt. John. Itlver at east end uf rLVnev.i was n bun- now with the Florida Scenic Com­ Celery Avenue, i s . Too i-u. yd*. The term Seminole or isti aenta- next with $8,000,000. Snuford Monday. pany, Arcadia, Florida. (3 ) Oil i leiieva Itoad ticrorn HI T H E E L E C T R IC R A N G E W IT H T H E C L O C K nole -iitnifies separatists or runa­ J o h n s llli.-r flhID, SI , 300 oil yd* Ik with fr tnda here ComttriolO.ii of 3 .reo so ted Tlie State of Florida lias four way.. Tlie Seminoles were rel.rolc.' i l o t i i l l n ; nt>|iroXlinWomen's Lizard Skin gaiiti.l aa outcasts from tliu main congressional district-. The re­ utre.Htle te ly Ido f.-.i tu U-nrill tin.l the erT. Itranning and presentatives from these districts rellull o f pr,.le c t io n fenders for old [Ur. and Mrs. Bach ShoesAreNowPopular I o.ly of the Creeks. are; first district, Herbert J. d r a w bridge hi sited friends here proposal must I •• a c co m p a n ­ Sanford Electric Co. % The value of buildings nt the Drain1, of Lakeland; seemiil district iedHiieh by n , . h i m . ,I ehecl made p a y ­ I \ COIII'Olt A T Illl LONDON, July I I—Lizard farm ­ tale farm including their contents, R. A. Green, of Starke; third dis­ a b le at slelil. for 3 per ce::l of the im ,001 ol Iheir bid. lo V. i: l>oUK ing in F.nglnnd has been grcntly trict, John II. SnHliiwick, Pensa­ alu*s, 116 Magnttiin Avenue £ Shinholser leaves stimulated within the last few according to the last biennial re­ cola; Clerl. of the Hoard. fourth d i s t i v , William J. port of the Cmumisioner of Agri­ T h e h ip , , i t u l I.i.l.l. r or bidders .r Millenguvilie, Ga., months since the skins for wom­ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U B aaurM H M nriaaaaaxiiuiiaatiH H B aiia*H aH aH aH H aR aaaaH aH aiaaH aauaB B > C B w ill be I. lalre.l to k I vo a bond Sears, of Kissimmee. ill visit her daughter en’s shoes have become fashion­ culture, was in 1942, $199,173. able. Lizard shoes for street wear The Seminole* in time, rante to During the year 1921 the ex­ have become very popular in Lon­ penses of operating the state pris- t.e known n : the Peninsula people N iii . . . 11V D. (’aniiifcr don' Uiia’ summer and’ Ifzaril’ clip­ Itiiis week for Illinois pers for evening wear have been They will be gone quite the fad for some weeks. " i Dealers say lizard skin Ehnei; are hero to stay aa the material I. Walsh of Wilming- is serviceable nnd comfortable and m has been called here inot nearly so expensive as ia us­ of her mother, Mrs. ual when a new idea is introduced. idl. Lizard akin shoes retail here at from $15 up. . lL I V JLk.JY -A. S 5 .t. /a n.-i a % m r t A i r n i i m i a ■% la Wilkey returned! OF M EN’S AND BOYS’ WEAK after spending u end in Lakeland us Volusia Will Have .;. . y .;. .5. . ; . . ; . *.;. ; . .p + ( eat Iriends. New County Building lendaf e Mothers. W on’t You Come to Our Party? ■9 » A so n a ls ’ •4 F Wcstinghouse rkp. M ilan ell Wednesday and Ihursday Sale I 3 m i ...PRESF.NTS... tt. (lid. Brown, Mr. DELAND, FLA., July 14 — A |y Pound, nnd Miss 11 of Gohletirod, vi.i- new court house which will coat |> Sanford Sunday. approximately $300,000 will he erected hero by the Volusia counHarry Wilson, John I ty board of commissioner::, it was ‘orge Wilson sp e n t! announced following the July ^tonq where they | meeting of tlie hoard. Tlie money lyf Mrs. W. I,. Mor- will he raised by a tax levy which will be distributed n* follows: three mills in 1925; four mills in J. T. Newby and 1926 and four mills in 1927. The present court is overcrowd­ IsJClHe Nt \vl.y I,'ft this nn,vnn S B ” f,ir North I'm- ed, itua.; stated, ami it is the plan will spend sever­ to have tlie construction of tlie new building begin at once. elyJ . W. Eaton anill hclnta Raton, have Georgia. They ietl home by I. K.| Picturesque ! For the O pening Attraction Men’s Suits H av e you ever seen n Magic R ug soar above th e city bearing a T h ie f und a Princess? Odd lots of Palm Beach and linen suits. Regular $17.50 to $25.00. Wednesday and Thursday close out H ave you ever seen a w hite horse w ith wings tiy th ro u g h the clouds? v.irtz of tin* Di'Scholl pg Co., of Chicago, fhuraday for a free of foot aliments ut jompany. T h is beautiful sto ry o f rom ance end n d v e n tu r e a b o u n d s in h a p p e n in g s of astounding a n d unbelievable magic. i/ 2 Price H ave you ever seen an "invisible” cloak? 'Vf if inide i.'.iuuty, k'lorhtn. <lim.liu . 1 )!£ St IKHil.S next r.-Kulnr lu eetin K .I FORT MYERS, July II.—The] n Mur,day Auxunt 3rd. at lu ii'cliick A. M-. Leo county board of commissioners ] lor the p u rclu ae by lhtt| fire proof *ufe ^ab- have voted $100,000 for tlie con­ UtitiT top. I'laus amt struction of additions, to four of mav In- had by npthe t'lrrk of th e Ctr- the present school buildings and the installation of heating plants atiford. Flit. iS r iff; i,,b “* in thu buildings. NOTICE SANFORD Local Carpenter’s Un-| ion No. 1751 will have a social meeting Thursday evening, July 16th. at regular meeting place. jaUr. . . . re n o v a tin g , All members nnd wives nre re­ uphol ittry material* quested to be present. CALL BARBECUE lantord EAT BERBEl’UE Sandwiches at New Filling Station, throe miles j rcss Factory Jlout Sanford Ave. Open for bus-1 Woe 102-M i ineua Monday, July 20th. fe Ladies— Sale $6.95 :: !* Here is the new d r o p shoulder neckline that is very picturesque ami lovely if nature blessed you with the riqht sort of a swan-like throat, it is paticulurly lovely on dark gowns with long Surah Bern­ irr.-liy mV. ii th a t t h e I hardt sleeves and no waistlines. iiilv I'niiiiiilNitoiiers In P't.’Ul.ASH, T , . " f ' '"i*n*v t ’om r'n. t ' “bitty, Florida. Seersucker Suits—$6.95 Only 15 seersucker suits left. Sizes :it) to 12. $10.00 to $12.50 Suits. Wednesday and Thursday Ji:» Palter n arrived .jtpend the uninter mot ker. Mr ;. I. ('. Benson. I t i:; a student ut the .Montana and will 1 the i. l ^ m n . Philip and Miss rtlct Sunday in the forflay ton, Ga.. where !• gueit.s of Sir. anil er for several weeks. MtTIlF.t . I1 2 days— y2 Price /BWDM) H ave you ever seen Magic ropes, live dragons a n d b ats us big as elephants? % Bolted and plain coats. Regular $20, $25, and $27.50 suits. Size 25 to -ID. Grey and tans. Special close-out sale Boughs Fairbanks Thigpen and . J ant- anti M. Nelson for North W. J. Light.i II Mrs. Sur.id.iy Tropical Suits V - .. (J Wednesday and Thursday JULY NIGHT PRICES Matinee Thursday 3 1*. M. Only C hlltlrru Table of men's Palm Beach pants tan, light and dark grey regular $5.00 to $G.f>0 pants. Special for Wednesday and Thursday all sizes. All sizes in Palm Beach pants. Grey, tan, anil brown. All nicely tailorde and best Palm Beach. Sizes 0 to 18. Regular $2.50. 2 days sale $3.95 $1.95 V. ■ -T A ilu ll, SH OW S A T T A M ! V il3. A d u lt. Boys’ P ants LiUle Boys’ Wash Hats, plain white, la n , blue and black and white check. 65c and 75c. Two days 12c. FIFTEENTH SIXTEENTH (lillllrru Men’s Pants r.o« Ii The Yowell Company II ■ J .• I Or X 4 | J �IT, — .. . . . . V I —- - Hardee 1 — - - i = 'MJUUKi . I# ' 41 it _ ■OWA) r u rn a i • Y nsrIV»r«Ml M l, — r . Bjg >«ar. KHAi ijsB'ff x at r e r a? .■ M IIV H | , Th* Aw h ftvsir entl ■Bbltratlol 1 «rwllt»a t< : I M In th Yeal p or rxpuiill' m » T « tn TOES TH E H I. —Deep* tllle. J. —Con st i dlan Kl Eaten 4.—Eaten —8wini v etc. Lr~ Angm mm— house*. L—Eaten gram . Conat around ;.—Comp U®n PI •Bapai th pi dliUea. .b IBLE T LORD eves of • : v througho .^•hew hin : those w> 4 ward hln will ni ah J Where v br l And you ke In rainfi fa And this nc The fine Ml That onl yc 'O f the l nr Ik Marry Reno. There doesn’t j only wl» other w< J A I) At th months wv tnigl our Chr . . . . . . __- 18 5 Home Rim of Sister in N inth Tnmpn Lakeland ............... - 1 5 9 ofentsWorld’s Champions; St. Petersburg .. .. 10 14 i> jYnnkees Lose To Chicago Sanford .................... •» 13 Giants Take One From Cubs While Reds Defeat Huston; Phillies N ose Out Cards SOUTHERN LEAGUE Mobile at Atluuta. New Orleans a t Birmingham. Memphis at Nashville. wt---.fr- ■■ AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington nt St. Louis. Pliiiuilelphiii nt Detroit. Boston nt Cleveland. New York ut Chicago. Ronl E.stnlt* Auction Sales. *I • • • u-*v ■*c /A FEEDS? 1 The question of feeds is one of prime importance to every farm ­ er, dairyman or poultry raiser, both large and small. The cost per sack doesn’t de­ termine the value of feed. Re­ sults are what count. Our line of “GOOD GOODS” combines best quality, fair price, satisfactory results. Give it a trial. “Your money back if you are not satisfied. V. ■ SANFORD FEED &SUPPLY CO. Myrtle Avc and Ilh. Phone 539 m i (Mir. i k • $ 7,000 I Easy Terms. with sandwiches —O f xvitlxont them 866 At Loading Station and Hard Road. Allen & Brent *^sn MARTIN MAKING PROGRESS AFTER NORTHERN T R IP 10 Acre Tiled Farm Phone •m•»imi 539. t Jn o.W . Sneed D is tr ib u to r : HOW ARD D O TELER, Sanjori ft-n .y 4 iu Everything Points to— Let us sell your property AT AUCTION Wo are permanently located in Sanford Britl-Chittenden Really Company, Inc. 2102 First St. Realtors. Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS I m We guarantee Satisfaction. If you have Property you want sold—List it with us / and kiss it good-bye. ALLEN AND BRENT letting I crowd I U B iN ta m u n a is m iim a iiiu iiiiiitn iiiiiu itiiiiiiii For Quick Sale BEING e n t ir e l y s o l d o u t t h is s e a s o n 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. Toda; says wi 1 1/ that mission no re a * reed.—« l Telcgra Bonn* Pavon bottle. day h» wtddini of an results paper: Mr. V Junes • auction Of a I her br> before flem eu lion, in thu eluding and on “ Rev knot tv and tin John I! tended pure ha to then baggy s f |« ' 0 lb res; fifty « Journo .78.'! .025 .433 .194 m FruT C. Elliott, chief Engineer tencj,ers recently, David Lloyd of the Everglade* drainage district {^orirei former British premier, and J. B. Johnson, attorney for chnrarteri3e«l Whitehall as a “misty the Trustee* of the Internal Im. m alarial awamp.” He had been provement fu n d are just b a e k |to WhUohnl! 17 years, he said, ______ from n.... triptotoMoore Moore Haven and nnfJ .<th(, nRU0 cntercd a t time* hithnt section of the district, in con­ to one’s bones." nection with business of the board. The form er prem ier declared th at he had seen many stout­ Increasing value of state-owned hearted nnd “many more stoutlands was indicated in sales made mouthed" gentlemen enter that a r ­ during the last week, onu tract of feeling they were going to pull Returns to Capitol Thursday, 22 ncres, consisting of an island ea through, nnd in a very short time Clears U p Much o f Accum-jof about seven acres and adjoining they “became trem bling and bed­ ulated l Justness; Still Has mud flats, bring 11,000 an acre. ridden until the ’electoral’ ambul­ island i* located in the vicin­ ance carried them away. Job Sifin'.ng DrainajfeHonds The ity of Bradenton. Other tracts of upland* brought $400 and $395 an TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 14 acre, respectively. Total sales for Theater Bankruptcy —Governor Martin, returning to one day—board meeting day — the capital late Thursday night |)rought into the stnte’s coffer* np- Makes 300 Actors Idle after his trip to the North irth anil proximateiy $.750,000, a good por­ tress by t jon 0f which goes into the school East had made good progre BUDAPEST, July I I — Three the week-end in clearing up the fund. hundred actors and nctrosscs nnd accumulated business matter*. He a like number of other employees Passage of the new corporation in four of the city’s largest thea­ still hud before him, however, a man’s sized job in the signing of charter net by the 1925 legislature ters recently were thrown out of $9,500,00 worth of Everglades mnking it easier for corporations work when the Union Circuit, con­ Drainage district refunding 5 per to obtain charters to do business trolling the theaters docla_rcd itself cent bonds, which the Board of in Florida, is resulting in nn in- bm krunt. The circuit announced Commissioners of th a t district cteaso in Tallahassee’s population n deficit of $00,000. nold severni weeks ago to Snitzcr, by the large number of lawyers The management offered the Rorick & Co., of New York and coming hero to work in connection free use of the four theaters to with "obtaining charter papers. tho performers to continue the Ohio. Other members of the governor’s Half a dozen or more already are season, if they desired on n co­ cabinet worked laboriously ‘over here and others are coming, say operative basis. the job still was far from com­ reports, some from New York. pleted. Rivers II. Buford, thHUN CAUSES FIRE the task during liic past week, hot BERLIN, July 14.— The sun’s atorney-general, who lias to sign each one of the 9,500 trends twice rays shining on a shaving mirror was putting in about three hours caused a fire in a Berlin home. A daily on the job, signin'' them at ccncave mirror left standing near Is a n rrirrlM loa for the rate of about 100 an hour, fig­ a window caught up the sun’s rays and reflected them upon the cur­ uring that it would require about tains which became ignited. In a Malaria, Chills and Fever tiiirty days to finish. Governor Martin was will pleas­ few minutes tho entire room was Dengue or Itilious Fever. Il kill* t b r ( r r i n i . ed with Ids trip to Chicago, New aflame. York and to Poland Springs, Maine, where he attended the eonfi rcnce of governors. Especially was he delighted with the great interest shown by tho people whereever lie went in Florida. He be­ lieves tho state will enjoy an un­ precedented era of prosperity next winte 5w Today’s Games Wond the (ire flan up * J | ‘ Jr L •*i Yesterday’s Results Anoth * blind is , ore to Florida • mer tinr i\ ■ NATIONAL LEAGUE BROOKLYN, July 11.—The Pi­ DETROIT, July 14.—Quinn held Won Lost Pet. rates rallied in the ninth inning D etroit to five hits Monday and .018 Monday and scored three runs to Philadelphia, defeated the Tiger . Pittsburgh _ ^ .000 defeat Brooklyn, 4 to 2. Wilbur 4 In! L Tho former Briston hurl ;i Sew Y o r k .......... .500 Hubbell, who pitched for the Robclaimed by Philadelphia via the Brooklyn . . . . . . . . .487 ins, weakened in the final session ,-Waiver route, held the Tigers well j Cincinnati .. .. .. .. .475 when three singles, two sacrifice in cheek except in the first in­ St. Louis .. .. .. „ .475 flies and an error by Stock pro­ ning when the home team scored Philadelphia . . . . . . .408 duced the winning run. C h ic a g o ................. Jts only run. .407 Score by innings: Hale was the offensive player Boston . .............. Pittsburgh .... 000 000 103—4-9-0 of the game, rapping out a triple Brooklyn ......... 000 1)11 00-2-7-1 and a home run in three trips to AMERICAN LEAGUE Batteries: Aldridge and Goocch; Won Lost Pet. the plate. Score by innings; Washington ......... .. 53 28 .051 Hubbell and Taylor. Philadelphia .. Oil 200 000-4-9-1 Philadelphia .. .. .. 49 29 .028 D etroit .......... 100 000 000—1-5-1 Chicngo . . .. 44 38 .537 (HANTS WIN JiOd Batteries: Qninn and Perkins; Detroit ............. .. 42 It NEW YORK, .July 14.—New Stoner, Carroll and Basnler. St. L o u is ............. .. 42 42 .500 York turned back Chicago Mon­ C leveland............. .. 37 47 .440 day, 3 to 1, Terry’s homo run with New York .......... . 34 47 .420 Kelly on base in the 7th inning BROWNE BEAT SENATORS ST. LOUIS, July 14.—Home run Boston ................. . 2d 55 ;i2i deciding the issue. Kent Green­ field allowed the Cubs only four clouts, one by Manager Sisler in hits and held them hltloss for the ninth with the score tied, gave SOUTHERN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. the first six innings. Cooper gave the St. Louis Browns a 6 to 4 vic­ tory over Washington hero Mon­ New Orleans .. .. .. 52 33 .012 the Giants six hits. Score by innings: day. Hurry Rice, Brown outfield­ Atlanta .............. .. Id 45 .505 e r who ulso obtained two other M em phis............. .. 47 40 .505 Chicago .. .. 000 000 100-1- 4-0 hit* and accounted for three of the Mobile ................. .. 45 40 .495 New York .. 001 000 20x—3-12-1 Batteries: Cooper and Gonzalez; .188 home team ’s runs, and Catcher Chattanooga .. .. ^ 42 41 H argrave of the locals nlsn hit for N ash v ille............. .. 42 43 .482 Greenfield and Snyder. .453 the circuit. Little Rock ......... Score by innings. Birmingham .. .. .. 39 47 .453 REDS MEAT BOSTON W ashington .. 000 102 100—4 0-0 BOSTON, July 14.— Rases on St. Louis .. .. 002 101 001-5-9-1 balls and errors were chiefly res­ Butteries; Zachcnry and Sevoriil; ponsible for the defeat of Hinton Gaston and Hargrave. | by the Cincinnati Reds Monday, I to 1. In (be seventh inning two hits nnd three buses on halls, one INDIANS LOSE, SCORE 11-12 of the latter forcing in a run, gave CLEVELAND, July 14.— Pinch FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE th* visitors two runs. Bancroft H itter Carlyle’s home run with a had a good day at short top while runner on in the ninth inning Mon­ Lakeland Sanford, rain. I’iiicili excelled at third for the day gave Bor ton u 12 to 11 victory Tnrnpa-St. Petersburg, rain. Reds. over Cleveland. Boston used five NATIONAL LEAGUE Score hy innings: pitchers. Tim two teams made a Burr, chairmnn nnd Cincinnati ... . 100 000 021—1-0-1 J. R.H. Hudson total of 35 hits. Ronton !; Cincinnati 4. Trench, rate expert of tin Boston ......... 000 000 100-1-0-5 Score by innings: New York 3; Chicago 1. Florida railroad commission, re­ Batteries: Benton and Kruegoi; turned to Tallahassee B o sto n .........500 020 122-12-10-4 Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 2; (ten a t the week­ Burnet and Gibson. Cleveland .... 013 211 000-11-19-2 innings). end from Washington where they Batteries: Fuhr, Ruffing, Ross Rrokklyn 2; Pittsburgh 4. went about a week ago to attend nnd Bischoff; Smith, Miller, ShanCARDINALS LOSE tlie final conference on the south­ 1 «t and iMyntt. PHILADELPHIA, July 11_- ern class rate case, which has been AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia defeated the St. Louis pending for more than three years. Detroit 1; I'hihulelpliin 4. Cardinals in III innings here Mon­ YANKEES LOSE F. B. Dixon, division inspector Cleveland II; Ronton 12. day, 5 to 2. Tho visitors tied the of convict camps, is investigating ; CHICAGO, July 14.—Chicngo M. Louis 5; Washington 4. core in tho ninth inning but a the shooting of E. !«. Murphy, bunched hits off Hoyt Monday Chicago 8; New York 4. double and two singles in the In- white, at a road camp near DeFunand made two straight from the cnl half of the tenth settled things. iak Springs late in the week. Mur­ •Yankees, 8 to 4. Faber nitched LEAGUE Horn by hit his 23rd home run of phy, who was attem pting to es­ . fin fine form, having oonly one (OpenSOUTHERN Date.) the reason in'the ninth. had inning when two singles and a cape from the ramp, received four Score by innings: home run liy Gehrig nutted three buckshot from a gun fired by W. • . '’ ’runs. A base on balls ami three SOUTHE ATLANTIC LEAGUE St. Louis .. (100 000 Oil 0—2-12-0 I’. Prescott, guard and halted. Hi Augusta K; Columbia 2. Philn’ptiin 1)01 oil) not) l —. ’ 1-13-S* pinch hits in tho ninth inning i' ronipaion in the flight, Allie Wil­ Batteries: Reinhart and O’Far­ son, succeeded in getting away. { pushed over another run fur the Macon 12; Charlotte 4, Asheville 3; Greenville 9. rell; Decatur and Wilson. r- .visitors. y Score liy innings: Murphy was serving three years Knoxville-Spartunliurg, rain. from Orange emyity for larceny • "•N ew York .. 000 300 0 0 1 -4 - 7-1 Culcutta Im* only 170 women to of an automobile having been sen­ C hicngo........ 101 020 3lx —8-12-1 enclt 1,000 nu n. tenced in June, 1924. ® ’ll-nn was .rf-w*. Hatterics: Hoyt and Bcngough; Faber und.& hnlk,. VJaxa'MiiaBSNBK^M.iauHaHiF.aaaMXHaaiiManMnNlHJVaflaMaUMS 1 ' '» - ■1 1--------FLORIDA STATE LEAt.l L The Florida State Department Sanford at Lakeland. ‘j of Agriculture is divided into eight St. Petersburg at Tampa ❖ divisions. They arc divisions of agriculture, immigration, prison, NATIONAL LEAGUE land, field notes, fish and shell, St. Louin at Philadelphia. state marketing bureau, nnd the Chicago tit New York. one division that covers pure food Cinceinnnti at Boston. and drug, stock feed, fertilizer, cit­ Pittsburgh nt Brooklyn. rus, fruits and oils. V? f •h ■ if: PIRATES STAGE ATHLETICS COP TIGER CONTEST; How They Stand RALLY IN NINTH FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE TO BEAT ROBINS (Second Half) SENATORS LOSE Won Lost Pet. “Worn By Her in a wo course, mer tim lleadl ' s*y». “ Compre! word, h cher kn B n& The I says gi when t 1 but thn once no i I t Is Within B e a ch P ro p erty II IS SCARCE AND (2ETTINK SCARCER ALL TI1E TIME Seven Room Home The permanency of good location assures pro­ tection to your investment. Completely remodeled, located close in. Lights, Water, Gas. Mew this property and he convinced. Autos Price $1500 NOW IS THE TIME TO (JET IN ON GROUND FLOOR and courteous salesmen are at your service. Remarkably easy terms. Act Quick New Smyrna Beach For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. , H. H SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. MAKE RESERVATION EARLY Lake Monroe Realty Co. t V , “Ih,»1’l>* • *'• Mailer, • 1 SA LES FORCE: / W. C. Coleman’ R. L. Crier. W. A. Adams. 2 I I* , | si <>05 First National Dank Rldg. if* '/• n ”Uv. Jr. the City Limits 1,1 Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. : * ■m xm m •i Phone 453 2 14 First St. W. R. Smith, Mgr. V. ifid A mm iU .£* » ... .. .ji— ipO1! �: n* r> tirf— - ______ *£C? ^ • ' 1 H one ___________ .____ is no Classified Directory a d . bathes •**. " Ill a ; r r n H l ,M a *"d e?!l ■I Im m ediately <•* ____ ___ lOe a IIM _______ He a II** ~ _____ Be * II 4e ■ H** and r e p a ir s rates a rs fo r'eo n nsertlons. . „ _ .h [o f av«r*»* l*"*tn ed a llna. ■ • barge *0o for *lr,‘ Ing U restricted to taifleatlort. - ' _ la mad* The San iwlll be responsible t tnporrScl Insertion, hneorrfc^ J. Fhs o ffice should be 1 llatelr »n «*»• E. HPUK1.1NG, stnMtmsion specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AN1) METAL WORK nVBItTISM t* . ir.pressntaiiee thorSmr with rstes. rules {S o n . w ill « ‘v you Formatlnn. And it tey w ill s s s ls t you fyour w ant ad. to re effsctlee. OHIO—Xenia. Make your through the Xenia Gnaetto, in, Ohio. Rich agricultural trict. Want ad and display on request. sales Zendis­ rates COLUSIBUS ((la.,) LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest circulation in Southwestern (icor-. gin. Rate Be (0-word line) line. - SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the Dei-and Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At Daily News, rate lc per word, ensh with order. Fin<t Street. iTA.VT n o t ic b [a should g iv e th slr bostofflce address as ;ir plione num ber If results. About one I of a thouennd ha# a la n d the others cnn t |t e with you unless your sddress. JAM ES II. COWAN—All kind* of Tin and Sheet Metal Work W ater and Goat Tanks. At Oak Avcnuo and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought and sold. Call Jackson Furnituro Co., Phone 647. slla sa a e e MC8T be laersoa at Tbe Haa« slrt elTIre er by letrlrphunr dlsew -tlare ant Talld. , Prompt. Efficient. Service MAINE — Wnterviile, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ plication. “TELL ENOUGH.....SELL MORE’ FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg, 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. — in other words, no mntter what sort of Wnnt Ad you may be writing, tell your prospects what you would want to know if you were the buyer in­ stead of the seller. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ formation. You know your offer, and your prospects know their needs. They are sold if you convince them through your Want Ad that your offer most ncarly meets their requirements. I t s piece Wllbla eaey people »f Haaford eo nllcn needed. ll«t w»e* "»*“ |e rr#»lrril. It le | slrhsktilrally t ot [Irucr, Ipsre In This Ie c t o r t PHONE 118 DAVID B. HYEB ■ ARCHITECT led Directory Member i . I 4 Rone Bui Min* Orlnuilo, Florid# fO — MuUlgrnphing, kmi mulling—a* you shen you want it. . H. K. Porch, First Dank Bldg. Ii AND MOTOR RE [WINDING. ELECTRIC SERVICE vert Electrical repairs. | Central Ave. Orlando. lOIV-LKi VOn RENT |E EL Car. P t Ivp il Oak and Scrond St. ros FOR IIIRR tUTO SERVICE Day Meets all train*. Bug­ ler. Phone G51 and 63-W CAFE |<rvice and Quality Itei £n3 IP i A C A F E I f t f l l t House M -r. 105 W. l *t St. SLL CAKE . in Service and QualBtreet and Park Ave- TAMPA, Florida — Tampa Daily Times, the g re a i home daily, .............. __ .............. ......................... rate 1 l-2c per word minimum, ciiarge M ccash with'order.’”Write for complete rate card. FOR RENT—Apartment. Two rooms and bath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will be vacant Aug. 1. Prac­ tically new. Address 305 care Herald. The additional facts that you give distinguishes your Want Ad from its competitors—and will very probably put you in touch with the right prospect quickly. Just hear in mind, when you write a Want Ad for these columns, to TELL A COMPLETE STORY THE FIRST TIME. The results will take care of themselves! FOR RENT: New four room apart­ ment. privnte bath. Phone 382 W—West First Street. Classified advertisements have come to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. Rooms For Rent FOR RENT—Rooms with or with out meals. Reasonable rates Lincoln House. THESANFORD HERALD FOR QUICK SALE: Will sell 4 acres of good land 2 miles from A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big center of Sanford at a bargain, results. Advertise those old a r­ half cash. Sec or write B. H. ticles stored away and Bankston, Sanford, Fla. Building Material have noyouusehave for. A little thirtycent ad may bring you several FOR SALE—3 cnsl front San­ MIRACLE Concrete Co, general dollars. Phone 148 ami a repre­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy cement work, sidewalks, build­ sentative will call and see you. terms. Box 431, care Herald. ing blocks, irrigation boxeo. J. ft. FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ Terwilleger, Prop. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando joining lot on Palmetto Ave,, Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. HILL LUMBER CO. House fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Service. Quality and Price. imum 24c cash with order. FOR SALE: Corner lot on Oak Lumber anil Building Material Avenue in rapidly growing secTHE MORNING JOURNAL is the tion $1,800 on terms of $600 cash Carter Lumber Company accepted want ad medium in • and balance payable yearly. A West Third Street Phone 665 Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word rare buy. Dean-Berg Corporation, an Insertion. Minimum 25c. I Phone 713. THIS ss direc to ry FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ ed. By week month or, year, well located near ocean. Write or phone R. I , Selden, Seldcn Bldg, Daytona Reach, Fla. Give them a mental picture of the article or ser­ vice that you are offering, or the thing that you want to buy. For Sale I “ V .V * For Rent WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Engraving, Embossing. See u s Lakeland, through the Star-1 first. We do it. Phone 417-W. Telegram. Best advertising m e-, R. R. Ave.-Commcrclnl St, dium in South Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— ! l akeland, Florida. REAL ESTATE Typii ~<ioubl# *bo»* P h o n e /14 8 Advertising FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In the FORT LAUDERDALE All makes of typewriters for DAILY NEWS—it cover* Brow­ sale on easy terms, for rent, also ard County thoroughly which is repairs. Offloe supplies. Room 9 one of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. B t i y w t _______ _____________ Sample copy and rate card upon request. PR1NTINQ t y p e w r it e r s Cash In Advance w-* - PAGE SEVEH ■‘L’ll . Daily Herald H i Mri: “efT , )A Y t J ^ Y H J 92 5 ^ j Many men and women have becom e habitual readers o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. PEACE DELEGATE NAMED For Sale FOR SALE: 2 Horse Spray m a­ chine in good condition. W. G. Aldridge. FOR SALE: Upright piano, mahog­ any cheap for cash. See “ Webb" Star Barber Shop. FOR SALE: Good quality violin —case complete—Reasonable—110 W. I3th Street. TOKYO, July 14.—Dr. Sakunoshin Motodn, formerly president of St. Paul University, has been designated ns the Japanese dele­ gate to tbe World Christian Peace Conference to tuke place in Stock­ holm next autumn. Dr. Motodn will be accompanied by Secretary Tmign*. They will travel by way of Siberia. The Japanese dele­ gate, it is said, will submit to tlie conference a proposition aiming at tlie modification of the anti-Jap­ anese immigration legislation «f the United States by appealing to the sympathy of the world na­ tions. FOR SALE: Well located lot on Magnolia Avenue. Reasonably Half of India's population lives priced. Small cash payment re­ cn one-sixth the area. quired. Address S-R-J c.o. Her­ ald. ThiiriniRlily Modern Im prove­ ment* Hrroemnl FOR SALE: • *Five I I i Iroom ' " M i l bungalow withi hath, Inth. Close in town. Price' CORNER LOT on Palmetto Aven­ reasons table. P. O. Box 658. Mr*. 1*3, J. Coat*, Mar. ue, J 1,500, $50 cash and $50 c o i m N A P o ittiAi-it. F l o r i d a monthly. This lot will sell for Oprii All Ihr Vrnr FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered $-.°00 this corning winter. I)eanKates: MOD per day. Iiy Hto in and around Sanford, yellow w eek (25,110 dmtlile: JUt.nn * Ingle, Berg Corporation, Phone 713. pine framing, sheathing, siding, I flooring, ceiling and finish. At FOR SALK: Three well located in ' Ocean View Hotel WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg. The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ ing issue l cent per word, mini­ or and save commission., terms. Address “Owner” care i mum 31c. Herald. HILTON’S Wanted iiA u n r .it s h o p PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ FOR SALE: I-ot in Highland St. 113 Magnolia Ave. ment. Rend about it in the Palm j-between Park and Oak, $1,100.00 WANTED: To Rent six or seven 6 First Class Barbers room houso for one year. Kind­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on [easy terms, IJox 82. Sanford, Special Attention ly atate location, price, etc. Ad­ request. | Fla. Given To Ladle* and Children. dress Bux 1053. Sanford .Fla. — I ADVERTISING get* results if j t FOR SALE: One lot Rose Court. reaches potential buyers. Pn- A bargain at $1,550,00, easy terms. lUplfiaufite.*" hv'ir.. D ktpbuto Chinn wore in English Porce­ latka coupons to every home and of­ Daily News is circulated in lains, Iluvnrinn and Japanese nu industrial and agricultural sec­ FOR SALE: Five lots on Magnol­ fice. Send self addressed stam p­ tion. ia Avenue. Two at $1,600.00; ed envelope. Denison, 316 Fount­ China make lovely g ifts Three a t $1,500.00, easy terms. ain, Dayton, Ohio. in the Journal-Hcr- Box 82, Sanford, Flu. The Ball Hardware ADVERTISE nld, South Georgia’s greatest Automobiles newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE: I lots on 3rd St., and Popular Ave., Lots 50x150, east! weekly and Sunday. Classified Elton J. Moughton rates 10c per line. Wuycross Jour­ frontage, Box 1,000 c.o. Herald DEPENDABLE USED CARS nal-Herald, Way cross, Georgia. Office. ITM 1Paige Touring, 'tR C IIIT E C T I D2.T Dodge Coupe. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— IP.M Dodge Coupe. F i r s t N a tio n a l B a r k Bldjt. Everything Send in your >uhscription to the t!>2‘J Dodge Touring. S a n fo rd , -------------- F lo rid a Tribune or hand it to your local Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton For the Sportsman 1923 Truck. dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, I!)2! Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. At $8.00, 6 months, > 1.00, three months I. W. Phillips* Sons $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Ball Hardware Chiropodist Dodge Bros. Sale* and Service ance policy njd J3c to your order. FOOT SPECIALIST Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St. I’hone 8 0. TAYLOR DYER PHntlnff—Decorating PHONE 303 ' i Pick Up Today's Herald read througtTthe classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself w hy classified advertising is so important. Ili-nlili tit of M urlilo xlucu ISMI. Itrf<*reners: F ir st N ational llonk. | Wins Honor J. H. HUTCHINSON IIKAI. I:STATU A erengn. Farm* oint o r n n n o (tr o v e * u Hneclutiy l a j o l.o urof A venue, Member o f HANKOltl), FLA. FiorLIo S u it e F lo rist* Assoelo*Ion. *•>('r u t . a .m i iv v i.v r Tf1* l ’f 'm Thst Hitv*# tou Mon#y. M«niifnci!iro(1 br Hbf rann-l.lnil .Irr P a la t Ct. Until by LOUSING PAINT I D S m i I I I Mnenulln ( to. I'bniiP UTM CHEAP FOR CAS!! $125 Phonographs $7-5 $ 30 Electric f a n s .................. $22 $ 15 Electric fans ... ...... Sll S III Electric fans .............. $ 8 I New Player Piano. I Second Hand Piaon. Tires and Tubes. At Low Prices In Order To Make » Room. RINE’S FILLING STATION B Earle T. Field IIKAI, E.HTATB — INVKNTMKNTS 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. turns, tlunlnn*. Ingrow ­ ing Null*. Heavy ChIIousea or t*ri*J s c h i s t feet. I im . V. I.. G ist.K it Yow«dl Drew 11UIif, Phone. Elevator Orlando. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. Lobby I’ oluaton-llrumley lllilg. Hanford Florida DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in enaaaarnuffX B ianiinnB H aH B tiM X M anaH anH ianiixn.aaeuK JK caa z m : 3 x i i a v i i o ; r u ! U i x * a i i i u u i i i a i i [ ] n i i i 2 i M K a i i u i 3 Donald J. MucDougnll, Canadian « u war veteran who was blinded by n the Gainesville Sun. Idkuuh wound a t Courcelctto in September, 1916. has lx,eii awarded a special DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — tUG STORE — PreRhodes scholarship from the Uni­ Pensacola is beginning the ^fugs, Soda*. Wo versity of Toronto and has sail r l greatest development in Georgia’:, j you a» your phono. ! — ] to take up bis studies it Oxford history; a half million dollar high- k H ■ University. way to tho gulf beach just finish- * " ■ cd; at two million dollar bridge Jj ICTRICAL YV. H. LONG * Warehouse site 160x117 at $6000 only one Mock from across Escambia Hay started; u ^ First atreet. A good investment. Terms. ELECTRIC CO. quarter million dollar opera house * S| MEAT MAItKKT [to Gillon & Platt under construction; two millions h -a Aparlment hoi.se H-ilow Til - Stucco construction. Pays' * Beautiful IION. K1I. U \ t i l l \l„ MAYFAIR Everything elecliving spent on highway; greatest ■ J* rent Itn per rent on $15,000.00. Located close to the r .i», Hr tinItin ft* 11uil n•»»i -1i%«r % 1*«».4 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. i hance for live developers to get £ Mlu “*22. Ekctragith il Imslnrs* section. Priced a t $30,000.00. It will pay **nnfi»r*|( ••‘In. Apartment Site in on ground floor. Write Devel-jft w you to iuvehtigate. Terms. ft l)m r liUi Lots (> and i I IHock (• upinrnt Department. Tho Pcnsa- (* U>ll, I nrr nltrfi* miiiftirr lititirli [STATIONS AND Apartment House Stic at $13,500.00. In Sanford’s most cola News. 2 ff r $tilorrr* billr «***i «•ui in «.!!■•— 100 fee l on P a rk A ve. 0 SUPPLIES exclusive residence section. Tin’ prices are right for a H»»rr thr Nurib I'utr iikmIii. 5 Ntiliiriil!), u niki, M\\ kui’i AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — An-.{J real o p p o r t u n i t y a t t h e com(III* l|N »tf Residrncc lot on Magnolia Ave., near South Side school, I l l fe e t on I l l h S t. ju re stations. MagU hill nrr I I m ** ici lnui (ti *li> tvlib gusta, Gn., Augusta’s greatest;* IlIo(,fl?1 n f n - r ..b,. very reasonably priced for a <|iiick sale. Terms. Jtcond. First and Elm, Contractor ami Builder Ihi* \ mr t hi !*•*Ir* inf l r r t g Is it 1**classified medium, rate, cash, 9e j p ltild ll ot l o i l c s l l.a k t r»i» i*rril f Thrj hrluic II ..k II. ......_______ *1 I I I . 1 J venue au*J 10th S tre e t $(>,501). Terms. charge, Illlc minimum. A new fire ruoin dwelling in the Sanford Height* section hiiiiir. Thi'i 4*1111*1 *ln»i* l( ii|# Intu Hotel -•99-M — Phone — 499.M trvice. LiiiillhiK M im m I. ti*» inatlrr him al a price and on terms that should appeal to rent In. ill; 1l»e> iuIwlll lie lire*! It M MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people| payers. 2108 PALMETTO AVE. lirFI .ORIST They cnuT 1 nh tilth It* Mr* rntiise# Mil lh*■ m ilrr ««|* llirrr l» friH arc interested in Florida. Each' Acreage at $8.50 Per Acre. >tn «i«rr 11*•) eitnT llwli ii lilt It• he* of them through a classified ad THE FLORIST" Miters iiK th e> mil' I tuke Himr f# in the Morgantown POST. Six ii 11»■. , / or «[! occasion*, vhill 111 Hie iinrltl i|«i th. * flu* % cents a word fur six consecutive tie. Phone 260-W o fllll tu her (l lllnHM rrliut the Niirfli Davey and Nesmith issues. I nr f frii er> InmI> hiiOtfS HSit I'nle It K A l. T O It 8 ATTORN EYH-AT- I.A \V LAWYER II U Ilirre* itr Him 11 MiliCtll til he* 214 Fi. F i l l ST ST. it ml ihr till! h ei.it Mugnu;.*.i at Second. Phone 18 IO REACH BUYERS or sellers of iir»nMil lur Inaiiitrril 1 of irtiri illh Florida real estate advertise in illaent erril* | m » Ie tint 1he lie 1 iii4 WKLOAN MONEY AT 7 PER CENT W. R. S M IT H , M(JK. the St. Petersburg Time*. One cent a ti-ata -a ii The mill uiO 1 fAM figure Ibr III me e i til Pfc* I n Ihnl i hi me mil cent a word daily, two cents a word K ilt ST NATIONAL IIANK III.IIO. a w | lie Hi i rrirtl me 11 atml imS- 1* l Suiutay*. H n*»aaN * H ca* * w * a« B an * 3 3 a* 3 » fiu aH n * B B K a* * aM N « a» * s» a u R i n a a i u a u a H i i B v a K U S J a n n H B n a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a uni-# the uiilf n m tr iVm1 Ihry mull (UK ill.,I ,, ,,ti III icr< Ikrui in, in' li.iiHr lur lh-il Irualk nt lluir. Mttjlir lhr> hillr -.Ill’ll a till I IHr *1 UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS liiime that (hr, ,,elniinp n iviiUir, r im II Utr ehuuar Irrrar* |liri«»ar[7~ mn lu Ikrlr liurklMiitrs. V JE L L W F \T ‘D W O U L O n ' i ■ n rtrr hm r liren able lijla tr* 1 W O U L D N ’T / M S 'b W E G T H E JAsCAVTO^. P H O r s e O nut ibU Iit -1 lur Ihr \u r,f I'nle, IF t OMLN K N E W ^ O M E fbN L O L L Y 'l O U T O U E .T N O o ' t h e : p h o n e f- e i ^ "XOO fbE ? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2a95b0cbae2d521b0bd76ca08cc645b7.pdf fae5fea1855ec92421eb8e70a567aab2 PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER fclished in Florida’s Heart, L World’s Greatest Vegetable Etion, Its Richest Garden Land « MN XV. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES burt Denies Motion [ pQuashlndictment ainst John Scopes New Envoy R v P rn v p r l i e u l> y I l c l j t r — r— „ _ Probes Rumor (Premature Publi(tion of Decision , SCHEDULE FOR A1RMA1LR0UTE IS ANNOUNCED Seek Office ^ %? PRICE FIVE CENTS TO BRING CROWDS Trial of 53 Cases Arraigned Ilefore County Judge J. G. Sharon; Sees Stormy Ses­ sions Account Liquor ('uses ___ Government Opens Bids September 15 Court Disposes Of 25 Liquor Charges New Routes to Connect With Trans - Continental Lines; New Makes Announcement Prosecuting Attorney Says Term Very SucccssfulFrnni County’s Point of View* Sc" n e s C n s « B rin g s H u n d red s, Not Thousands That Wore Expected; Citizens Unable to Capitalize on “Stunt” NUMBER 297. JULY TERM OF B ig Celebration T o COUNTY C 0 1 T F ea tu re B all Club ENDS T O D A Y Average Flying Speed of 90 Miles Per Hour With Six Trips Each Week Required On Each of Eight Routes n s t ituttanality Statens Statute T () y - j v p ^ ^ j n ls Again SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. iit* . TM* * * * u u a ■n-.-t . Local thundershower*. Wi d** a»d Tti&y*d*j; moderate, •Iblr frcfh aoulhweat wind*. MoxiraUmtemp. Minimum temp. Rainfall !A________ SANFORD RETAIL " K f f i E f i S l Including Baseball CREDIT MEN HOLD Games, Big Dance SESSION TUESDAY Decide lo Advertise Certified Had Accounts for Sale; Al­ so Discuss One Hour Park­ ing Law on Main Strectu Sale Of tic k e ts Is Pushed by Officials WASHINGTON, July 15.—Ten­ The regular July session of Parade to Open Day’s tative schedules for the eight new county court, which began last Celebration; Band air mail routes recently decided Vl>* A meeting of tho Sanford Re­ Tuesday morning nnd adjourned on to connect with the transcon­ Tuesday afternoon until the Oc­ tail Men’s Credit Association was ProgramToBeGiven tinental service were nnnounoid tober session saw the disposal or held in the of fires of the Sunford URT ROOM DAYTON, Tuesdi)/ by Postmaster General continuance of a total of 53 cases. Credit Association Tuesday after­ ^ July 15— Judge John All Is in readiness for the New in cnlling for bids, by Sept. The session, according to County noon at which matters of interest iulston today denied the 15, from prespective contractors. Prosecuting Attorney E. F. Hous- to the various members of the or­ big Booster Day celebration to An average flying speed of ap ­ holder, was very successful from ganization were discussed. lie motion to quash the bo held Thursday afternoon proximately l)o miles nn hour and tlie county’s point of view because After having considered the mat­ n t municipal baseball park len t against J o h n six round trips n week on each of the proper disposal of a num­ ter during the past four weeks, a Scopes, charged with route are required. Rids for ad­ ber of difficult cases. said Mr. Carter, the retail men under the auspices nnd for n of the .Tennessee ditional routes will be culled for The term wns one of the storm­ of this city decided at the Tuesday the benefit of the Sanford cs fast as petitions aro received olution law. The iest ever held in the Seminole meeting to advertise certified bail Baseball Club. Final prepara­ ami the feasibility of such routes These two Chicago women nre aft­ county court, as tho result of the accounts for sale, starting during tions for the day’s program decision upholds conis determined. nallty of the law. er public office. Mrs. Johnson large number of cases binging on the next few duys. It is hoped, he were made this morning, ac­ New York-Roston schedule calls Gregg (abuse) a member of the the sale, disposal and possession stated thut this will bring about cording to nn announcement otion to quash was made for departure from New York board of education, will run for of liquor. Nearly nil of the de­ certain moral results relating to and the day was spent in on arrival of the overnight plane mayor, and Mrs. Mcdill McCor­ fendants tried on liquor charges credit extended to the public by made today by R. A. Newman, lit. Judge Raulaton was president of the recently re-organ­ from Chicago, duo_ ut 0 u.m .' A , mick,, widow ____ of ...~ . were either found guilty or their various local merchants. the ................ lute senator 1 all of yesterday in writized cluli. »t«P Is to be made at Hartford, a t ' mid daughter of Mark ilalinii, cases were continued. Mr. Carter advised that the re­ opinion. which was volumStarting at 1:30 o’clock with n Approximately half of the cases tail men have signed a petition to 7:“° nm’ ' ,,lun“ to ru" f‘*r he nnVru|lThe extension from Chicago to arraigned before County Judge J be presented to the City Commls- big parade, the day’s entertain­ Birmingham calls for departure G. Sharon, were liquor cases. They yoiners asking for a one-hour park­ ment will continue throughout tho "'ite . ■ ilnT W l t *•■»*"{ M ."* T,r> PORTLAND,. On1., July. 15 — from Chicago at 5:45 n.m. upon a r­ . fortli,*r i scat the room, block the aisles,,................. numbered 25 out of the total of ing ordinance on First Street dur­ nfternoon nml will come to a closo hnrl. s Francis Potter nns- nn<* Iam deep around the • liani Ilatwell of Dallas, Tex., rival of the overnight mnil plane 53. There were seven cases for ing the daytime nnd until u late Thursday night with a dance at thV 'v « t 3tdc U nluflan *>»■• “ »'«"• « • * “ !“•■«• north- from New York stopping at In­ carrying concealed weapons or pis­ hour on Snturday nights. It is the tho municipal hall on Park Avenue. tols without u permit or for -the opinion of the merchants, he said The parade, it is announced will of New York, opened the Overalls occupied scats liesid" orn district of Texas, was unanim­ dianapolis at 9:30 a.ni. and Nnshreckless discharge of fireurms, that their business is hurt con­ be headed by the municipal band trial with prayer. Dr. Pot- the latest design in men's wear, ously elected Tuesday grand cxalt- ville at 11:10 a.m., arriving by baseball enthusiasts in three for assault and battery, three siderably in that during busy hours followed t called to the platform by 1 ginghams sank into the auditorium ted ruler of the Uenevolcnt and Birmingham at 1:10 p.m. The plane | |M T I? C IF A A The parade will pass through rt after President Stribling chairs bside the more fashionable Protective Order of Elks nt the «n the northbound trip will leave 11“ 1 I j u 1 fV 1 I / \ \ j I Y for gambling, three for petit lar­ many shoppers cannot find places cars. several of the main business nnd Sixty-first annual reunion of the Birmingham at 11:45 n.m., Nnah- 1 ceny, one man being charged un for parking their automobiles with­ residential taytoii Pastor's Association silks. ™ after grand lodge here. He was nomin­ several counts, one for disposing in a reasonable distance from the which it will thoroughfares lounced the name of the Four policemen were kept busy ated by I,. T. Lively of Dallas, ami ville at 2:05 p.m., Ismisville at wend its way to tho 1:05 p. m. and Indianapolis nt 5:30 New York Court Finds That of mortgaged goods, one for as­ business section. minister us choice of the in the court room, keening the pas ball park. sault with a deadly weapon, one tion. Judge RuuiHton yes- sagewnys, clear, or wielding Judge iiomirmtions were ordered closed. p.m., arriving at Chicago nt 7:15 Document Is Alright Amt The matter of having changes Promptly nt 2 o’clock tho hnseRiley C. Powers of Montpelier, p.m., in time fur transfer of mail announced that he would Rauiston’s gavel us they called for That Liquor (Tin Still He for passing worthless checks, one of address reported to the city hull struggle between a picked for trespassing, two for vugruncy, deik or some other city official Vt., was elected grand esteemed to tlie New* York overnight planes lyton pastors association to “order in court.” Shipped on English Ships one for resisting officers and one team of “fats’ and n picked team of ike openopunwhich leave at 8:20 p.m. so tiiat this information mny in "loans", te minister to make Clothing grew damp and collars loyal knight. will get under wny. In for the unlawful prescription ol syer each day. This foliow- either were thrown aside or col­ turn Ih* secured by the credit as­ choosing this feature as a part of Walter F. Meier of Seattle, re­ The St. Pnui-Minneupolis route brotest from the defense at lapsed in wntery circles ns they turn-' president of the Washington plane will leave Chicago upon a r­ NEW YORK. July 15—The nt- drugs. sociation was a]y/> discussed at the program, officials of the club li of having a daily prayer. wilted beneath the intense hi nt State Elk Asosciation, wns elec­ rival of the New York overnight taek upon the so-called “moist” Six cases which were continued length. It was stated that the as­ believe that they will be able to treaty witli Great Britain, which ami swept the court room during ted grand esteemed lecturing plane, leave 1^, Crosse at 8:40 ami permits vessels of foreign regis­ from tho April term were: W. E. sociation wit ulso ask the City offer one of the best mirth pro­ YTON, Tcnn., July 15.— ' the trial. Hailey, possession of liquor, Wes­ Commission to take action on this and arrive at St. I’uul-Minnenpolis knight. vokers ever billed here. It is de­ try to bring liquor under seal in­ ley Hailey, possessing pistol with­ matter at some early date. John T. Raulston announced nt 10:05 n.m. Enthusiasm Undiminishcd clared that tho “ fats” hnva been Fn-d C. Robinson of Dubuque, to the United States ports, failed out a permit, Wesley Hailey, pos­ Tuesday that he would withThe Dallns-Fort Worth exten­ In conclusion Mr. Carter said holding secret practices under tho This, however, did not diminish Iowa, was re-elected grand sec­ lis decision on the defense sion schedule calls for departure Tuesday when Federal Judge Muck session of liquor, Wesley Hailey, that tlie commissioners will fur­ tutelago of Tom Meredith while the enthusiusin evoked among the retary, a position he has held bn to' quash the indictment from Chicago on the arrival of the ruled that the federal courts are transporting liquor, J. I,. Gordon, ther Is* requested to widen a num­ tho "leans," anxious to cop the 1st Scopes until today. He cx- spectators when anything which since 11101. New York overnight plane, from Jrilho“l. |,,,w‘‘r to Prooecut- disposing of mortgaged goods nml ber of tho streets in the business laurels, have been rccelvclng some »d tl^nt the delay wus due to might be construed as an attack John K. Ibirt-h, Grand Rapids, Mtdine ut 7:3(1 u.m. j inK officers to enforce penal laws. Victoria Patterson, possess of llq- section, resolution for which are careful coaching from I)r. C. J, [cposia fveelyud tlu t new.- re- upon fundamentalism was repelled Mich., was elected grand treas­ Judge Muck ruled that whether quoi. All of these cases were nolle b e l i e v e d The St. lxjuis route schedule to been Marshall, who is expected to prove or drew instant fire from attorn­ rs had sought to anticipate urer. calls for departure from Chicago the treaty is contrary to law- and pressed. passed during last yeur. None a tower of strength to thu team. • ■*eys for the nrosecution. nature of his ruling. the constitution or not the courts From the remainder of the cases Clyde Jennings of Lynchburg, The game Is keenly anticipated declared thae if lie found on . Unrebuked applause was elicited Vn„ was elected for a five year upon arrival of the overnight New cannot order enforcement of the arraigned, fines and estreated of the streets have been widened York plane, stopping at Spring. , since tlie passing of tho resolut­ by local fans, who tnus fnr have stigntion that any reporter of in the late afternoon when a peti­ term, bonds, not including costs of a r­ ions, he said. ns grand trustee. field at 7:55 n.m. und arriving at IK'nul lavv!’* not lieen acquainted with the line­ )ws service hud violated the tion submitted by defense counsel rest and court, amounted to $3 ,St. Louis at 8:50 a.m. “*ri... r...i Hio federal courts nre with­ John McW. Ford of Shreveport, up of either team. It appears acy of the court ho would pro- to Judge Ralston calling for un­ j that neither side is anxious to The Elko-Nevado-l’usco, Wash., out power to compel this," he de- <505 from 21 convictions. Tile dis­ ito institute contempt proceed- orthodox ministers to* be given La., was elected grand inner guurd. Edward W. Kelly of Salt Like extension calls for departure from dared, “whatever the ground of posal of two or three cases could give out any dope along this line place with those of more orthodox luguinst such parties. I for feur thut it might give tho opCity, was made grand tyler. Elks at 11:50 u.m. after arrival of* tile failure of prosecuting officers not be learned Hits morning, a l­ faiths in the court room to direct |e court was adjourned nt 3:45 i position too much information us Chicago was selected ns the the westbound trans-continnentul to enforce the laws may be. The though tho defendants were found the opening prayers, wns referred , this morning, to offensive and defensive power. plane from New York, stopping at remedy for inactivity of tiiat kind guilty. third day of the Scopes evo- by Judge Ralston to the Dayton 193(5 convention city. New cases tried beforu Judge Another thing that will help to Is the executive and, I'.ltimatuly, Dr. Carroll Smith of St. Louis Mmistrial Association which he Boise at 1:55 n.m. and arriving at trinl ended amid stormy Sharon were: Hob Robinson, pos­ pass away the afternoon pleasantly’ with the people." here Into Tuesday after- said was designating the minister:) was elected grand esteemed lend­ I’asco, Wash., at 1:25 p.m. will iio selections rendered by the ing knight. The extension into the south­ Tiie iiniit wns brought by mem­ session of liquor, $250, costs and Iwithout the jury who will try to conduct services. W. M. Young, owner and devel­ bund, which will play between in­ Frequent outbursts of nppiause William J. Sinzk past exalted west rails for departure from Salt bers of tin- Neptune Asm ialion of threu months confinement; Ethel Vniiig school teacher havingn oper of the Highland Park sub nings nml offer special numbers be­ worn in and before Judge ' 1. i swept the room during the stormy ruler of the Chicago lodge, urg­ Lake ('ity on arrival of the west­ Musters and Mates in urt atti nipt Hritt Harris, drunk, continued to division of this city, was the prin­ tween the "fats"-“lcans” game and October; Ethel Hritt Harris, using s hud announced his decis- morning session when a motion ed the convention to name Chi­ bound trans-continental plane due to have the treaty dec-1 ne I un­ the motion to quash the in- From Clarence Darrow of the do­ cago ns the meeting place next at 9:55 a.m. and the Pacific coast constitutional. The plain! if I :, nil obscene language, continued; J. cipal speaker nt the luncheon of the regular game between Sunthe Kiwunis (Rub ut the Seminnlu ford and luikclund. t. fense to dispense with the opening year and the convention so ordered. route schedule calls for u plane to interested in American Idupiug W. McKee, |Missession of liquor, Cafe today when lie urged the The baseball team returns to­ $500 bond estreated; W. J. Rosen, prayers was denied. Clashes be­ ras a stormy day,” the judge The new $<’1,000,000 memorial leave Seattle at 9 a.m. arriving said that ships flying the \:m ii* :-.n members of the organization to night from the Folk county metro­ V'l as he left the bench, tween counsel for the defense and building in Chicago, whieli will bo at San Francisco at (i:20 p.m. De­ flag wore Is-ing damaged because gambling, $50, bond estreated; take steps to improve the general polis to take on the Highlanders lliich he had a moment ear- the state were imminent when the ready by the time of the session parture from Sun Francisco will he passengers preferred to travel on Noah Newham, gambling, $5(1 appearance of Sanford. Ity go­ for u three-gaihe series, tomor­ bond estreated; I). K. Sims, gamb­ judge overruled the motiun. riii-il newspaper reporters of next year was an evident at­ at midnight with arrival ut Los British ships in order to obtain ling, $50 bond estreated; Jack ing nt the matter right away, lie row's gome being the opening con­ contempt of court proceedtraction. Speeches indicated that Angeles at 5:25 a.m. liquor beyond the three u ile lim­ Gore, and battery, guilty, asserted, it is possible to have test. The locul teum Is expected kcause uf publications of Miami, Fla., would be a strong it. They asked for injuiu-Moiin n {5 andassault costs; J. T. Newby, assault this city in a much better condi­ td be reinforced somewhat by this Jiiitiniuting th-- judge would contender for the 1927 convent­ Milune Theater Wi l l tion, so far as benuty Is concern­ presence of several new members ion. ie ilefenso motion to quash. Intin*' tlie ed, by early fall through tho who ih appears against the laikeMs.iio May Hrown, assault and bntNittie of newspapermen was Rev. Dr. John Dysart of Flint. Be Re-OpenedTonight The injunction was denied. land outfit. Fans nre pruntised plunting of flowers ami shrubs. lory, dismissed; A. E. Hawkins, co to investigate the pre- rit Mich., was elected grand chaplain. ■.mile excellent exhibitions of bas*As to tho constitutionality of the • j,., assault with deadly weapon In reply, Kiwnnian Forrest Lake publication. The Milane theater of this city treaty Judge Muck said, in his | Linucd to tlctuher; Joo I’Jorry. un­ replied that at the next meeting biill and especially tomorrow when Iti-ment from a correspondwill re-open tonight, after having opinion: ’’While on the motion to . dnmk, guilty, $5,0 ami costs; Rena of the City Commission, a (’ity “Dinty” Moore's tribe will do its Junior Chamber To I the International News | ............ been closed for two und u half dismiss for want of equity b o t h Richardson, PEKING. July 15.—There is lit­ unlawful prescription Beuutifieation Commission will lie best to annex u victory. | wus heard by the commit-. ■ Have Good Meeting The dunce tomorrow night will counsel desire a ruling un the con tle prospect of an early commence­ weeks for complete renovation and of drugs, continued to October; appointed. Through nn act of the it announced it would roment of negotiations over tinre-decoration inside and out, one stitutiunality of the treaty, I find Nam White, passing worthless last session of tho legislature, he begin ut 9 o’clock. The “Dow the judge today. Attention of the members of of the most beautiful motion pic­ it unnecessary and therefore, im­ check, continued to Octolier; D. M. said, funds cun tie raised through Draggers” orchestra from DeLund itorin occurred at the end Shanghai affair growing out of the Those tlie Junior Chamber of Commerce ture bouses of its size in tile entire proper to consider that question in Douglass, trespassing, not guilty; taxation for the ojierutioii of a will furnish the music. strike in the foreign owned cotton Dug hot day of waiting to have heard this orchestra de­ vliut the court would do in mills and tin- .subsequent rioting. is again called by President Floyd suutli, Manager J. I,. Marentrtte view nf my opinion that even if the C, D. Whitfield, obtaining iiionuy beautification department in this who Tile deadlocek between tlic Palmer of the orgunzintion to the declared today. With its newly treaty were unconstitutional, ns uiiiler false pretense, two churges, city. Tlie new body will become clare that it Is one of the heat in »e to the defense’s attempt state and club officials feel Itlie trial by establishing the Shnnghni municipal nutlmritic-' regular luncheon at the Seminole tinted walls, repainted woodwork, to which T intimate no opinion, the nolle prossed; Elmer K. Grow, ob­ active upon Us appointment, it the thut they are fortunate in secur­ bill states no cuuse for equitable new draperies und carpets running was stated. »t 12:15 o’clock Thursday at and the diplomatic corps over th>taining money under fulse pre­ •dness of the indictment and I). II. MucFurlund of the Amer­ ing its services for this occasion. tenses, continued to October; John fconstitutionality 0f the Tcn- question of jurisdiction which af­ which Mayor Forrest Lake will be through the aisles, it will present relief." Results of the intensive ticket­ He held that the damage claim­ Hurt, obtaining money under false ican City Bureau wus present ns i n i 0 fhitute which says forded grounds for the French the principal speaker. Secretary ail air of comfort ami beauty, the selling cunipaign have not been ed to have been inflicted results a guest ami told of the plans for manager usaurted. JuMlc school instructors simll minister’s retirement from the R. W. IVurnian, Jr., of the senior pretense, not guilty; Levi Moseley, given out but indication! Approximately $7,000 has Ims-ii not from the fact that Kritish ships carrying pistol without permit, the Chamber of Commerce cam­ were this officially ■ ".“l of evolution which diplomatic commission remains un­ trade body will lie present also, it morning that the tickets spent in re-decorating Sanford’s brought liquor into port but from guilty, $50 and costs; Levi Mosu- paign for new members which is to for is annoiiiu-cd. Is the liiblicnl story of man’s broken. both the baseball exhibitions Diplomatic quarters profess not Special entertainment has been best theater and Mr. Murentctte the fact, so it nppenred that pas- [ ley, currying couceuicd weapon, starts actively during tho lu-xt und the dance huvo been going like ben the judge at length enter- to^ know whether another delegate provided, Mr. Palmer said and all states that it is witli pleasure on sengers preferred Hritisli ships. nolle prossed; Charlie West, carry­ two or three weeks. He urged that “hot cakes”. Tho club officials ing concealed weapons, guilty, the Kiwanians give their support uru anxious that a largo sunt bo ' ou* ' « « after a recess will bo appointed in place of Count members are urged to turn out the purt of the operating company MItS. KELLER DIES lurs which he employed in do Mnstcl, but they uppenr to and enjoy the occasion ami make that the house will re-open as one $ 1U0 and costs; Lottie Almun va­ 100 |N*rceut strong to tills move­ raised from tomorrow’s celebra­ wt is decision he was met he­ share the French ambassador’s a success. Several discussions on of the best in the state. grancy, guilty; Ethel Strickland, ment. tion so that the affnirs of tho OCALA. July 15.—Mrs. Gordon vagrancy, guilty; Carl Bruton, Visitors present were: W. M. teum may be placed on a sounder lp ,JHI '* n,ako an unnounce- view thut it is useless to press important current topics will be ?y me filing of a defense mo- for the opening of the conferences given. Milton—7(50 acre blueberry farm Kelh-r of Tampa, who was injureil selling liquor, not guilty; Carl Young, of New York, Kiwuniun J. financial basis. J ^ that the court’s pruci- while the jurisdiction conflict is largest in the world, is being es­ in nn automobile accident neur Bruton, assault and battery, con- A. Merrimun, of Savannah, Gu., The support us indicated by the Mining the? morning sc9* unsolved. tablished near here by the Kerry here July 5, died this morning ut tiued to October; Joe i’erry, un­ Judge J. S. Smith, of Birming­ advunce sale of tickets has been Lullicran Conference a local hospital. ‘ourt with prayer be dislawfully fonistlng officers. $l»o ham, Ala., I). H. MucFurlund, of good, but President Newman is­ Ranch Company. On the other hand the Chinese Red. bond estreated; Joe I’erry, selling Chicago und R. N. Wilnier, of Or­ sued a last minute appeal this aft­ seem to be reluctant to undertake To Be Held July 16, 17 pddition. the motion asked the negotiations while it is uncer­ liquor, $500 bond cstrented und lando. ernoon for more persons to pur’• qportcj its request with a tain tiiat the diplomats will be uble Members present were: II. H. chaso tickets. capias issued to sheriff for re-ar­ ST. AUGUSTINE, July IB.—The petition from churchmen to enforce the possible decisions. rest; Mrs. A. (J. i’urdon, posses­ Berg. L. C. BcBout, Dr. B. I). Cas­ “The baseball team needs united conference of the Florida Khea county, that if the Furthermore, there are no indica­ annual sion of liquor, not guilty; Tom well, R. H. Chapman, A. C. Cur­ support and this occasion gives op­ Lutheran conference will be held 1ening should be continu- tions that the Chinese have reced­ Boone, possession of liquor, con­ ler, Fred A. Clark, T. L. Dumas, portunity for everyone to help do this city on July 1(5 ami 17, it i court would permit some ed from their position that there in tinued John Robinson, selling liq­ W. S. Kntzminger, of l.ongwood, his bit, “Mr. Newman declared. erbeliefs others thun can be no settlement of the Shang­ has been announced here by Dr. uor, mistrial, continued to Octo­ A. C. Fort, J. C. Hutchison, T. R. “I hope thut the grandstand amt E. I). Kaisler, pastor of the local ing prayers for the exorcism of VENICE. July 15.—The little . / undnnicntalists to lead hai riot shootings exclusive of ber term; Chris Lomax, possession Higgins, M. B. Hutton, Jno. D. bleachers will bo pucked to tho Lutheran congregation. Pcyout appeal. town of Ccdnrchciu, in the pro­ this restless spirit. inkins, J. li. Jackson, E. F. Lane, limit tomorrow with loyal support­ questions concerning the contrib­ The local Luthern church has no vince of Curniu, is upset at what The population of Cedurchia and of liquor, continued to October; JDr. I filing this motion, Arthur utory ends. W. T. Langley, Forrest Luke, ers of the club,” ho concluded. (Continued on Page Three) building hi re now and is using the everybody in tlie place says is a neighboring villages turned out to -"toinued T. W. Lawton, S. M. Lloyd, H. C. ~ ___on 1 ago Three) • Leakage of parts of the report Ancient City Baptist church in ghost. For five days running, tho s«*o the ghost exorcised. Two of the investigators sent to Shang­ which to hold their meetings. The inhabitants have seen a tall, while piieats walked some hundred yurds Man Says Girl Asked Long, E. J. Moughton, J. G. Micch- Much Rainfall Over uel, K. B. McCracken, \V. M. Mc­ (ny Heat Records hai has raised the question in din- sessions of the conference will be clad female figure on the higu in front of tho procession of peo­ State Is Reported Kinnon, Dr. II. II. McCuslin, G. lomutic circles whether it would held in tiiat building. Him to Take Her Life ple n great shout of terror went not far from the town. >e Broken In West not be wise to publish the entire According to Dr. Keislcr, there road K. McKay, (5. E. McCall, Rev. T. The women say it is the virgin, up front the crowd, for they saw, JACKSONVILLE. July 15.— J. Nixon, C. C. Nesmith, Howard report. are only about six Lutheran pas­ who has come to bless the locali­ suddenly, the ghost appear, walk­ WATERTOWN, S. D., July 15. Overlin, B. T. Overstreet, A. Kaf- Moderate rains. locally, heavy and Jh AHO, July 15.—Heat rectors in the state of Florida belong­ ty. Scientists tulk about mists, ing between the two priests, who. —A charge of first degree murder field. E. B. Randall, Jr.. L. U. excessive in some districts, fell I'entinuud. to he broken in the ing to the United Lutheran Church. but the uppurition is to be seen however, could see nothing. today fiu-ed Winifred Meek, who Steele, J. G. Sharon, F. B. Smith, over Florida during tho week end­ wwt and Rocky Mountain Among them, he says, are some of in broad daylight. Boys playing Some say it is the ghost of u has admitted killing Byrio Healy, F. H. Wight und 1,. J. Wilson. ing Tuesday, according to tho w'lh „ Paavo Nurmi like the lending speakers and theolog­ i near the roud first suw it. The wife or mother who visits her dead ng<- 17, of Garden City. weekly department of agriculture r r‘ty, the weather bureau ians in the state. WASHINGTON, July 15.—The ghost, they sny, walked up ami oil tlie buDleficlds of the great Meek said Miss Healy und he weather and crop review. Plant having to dig bach in Nickel Piute hoarings were order| down, then floated over the road. war, whicii border the neighbor- | went uutomobile riding Sunday Markets growth was stimulated with tho fibs of years ago to findjed resumed on July 20. They ran home to tell their par hood. Doctors und scientists from night and she usked hint to kill 15 New Forest Fires onlv unfavorable feature being parks uT . ^ ‘‘chi,JK..lh‘}_Pr‘JS- | Bids for contract air mail aorents, who rushed td the spot und Venicco und Tierate have visited her. They drove to u straw stuck CHICAGO, July 16.—Wheat. that condition!i wvro ideal for a p off?* i *c^ a Falls, Texas. | vice for eight new routes were Reported Last Week saw the vision plainly. the spot. Some of these people in an isolated pnsturo, where September 1.53 to 1 . 5 3 Decem­ increase in cotton •evil. w■ i£La • t'‘n,P*,rature Tues- asked. A case of suggestion? Perhaps. from outside say they ftce the Meek, according to his confession, ber, 1.53 to 1.53%; Corn, Septem­ Citrus grovits, including 4fttil loo, while marks of 10d Encouragement over the Chin­ PRIEST RIVER. Idnho., July 16. The priests said Ho, but, ufter ghost, others say they can see no­ struck Miss Healy on the head ber, 1.08 to 1.08't; Outs, Septem­ mas, in the wiist aro in good CO) ^ ur® common in Texas. ese conditions was indicated in of­ —Killeen new fires were reported many others came with the same thing. But the local priests and with an Iron rod and then choked ber large VIwj» 4614 to 47. ditlon except t,i i I.. . Arizona touched 108, but ficial circles. doctora and schoolmasters all de ^ r’ story of having seen the gho: burning in the Kuniksu national placing her body in not in prosperit, Caine is in fu I y high figure was a drop Tho United States favorable forest today, bringing tho total of consented to go out to the spot elate they have seen it severul tho straw ho went to u motion pleTampa—Contract awarded fori condition althoUtfh hi«*h. Th , vynts L, ‘“‘k'rees from Sunday, the trade balunce for the fiscal year fires in forest to (55. Moro than where it appeared and sprinkle the times und always in broad daylight tur® snow- Later he returned ami construction of $00,000 Incinera­ in the glades mriofii is unfavoi * a-*yo t tlie summer there. was $1,012,681,497. roud with holy water, after say-1 It has never been seen at night. set fire to tlie straw. 200 men are lighting the fires. tor. DAYTON, Tenn., July in._ Raoul Dumlurand, government Every available inch of space was leader in the Candndian senate, is occupied during the spirited argu­ under consideration as the Dom­ ment that marked the day of the inion's ambassador to Washington. dispatches say his selec­ trial of John Thomns Scopes for Montreal tion is considered almost u certainalleged violation of Tennessee’s anti-evolution teaching act here Tuesday. Although the visiting crowds ebbed and flowed in and out of tin* chairs beside the more fashionable swirling eddies passing the limits of the court house lawn and collect­ ing in talkative groups about the streets, the collection as a whole! failed to meet the too-sanguine an- j ticipations of Dayton people. They come Ity hundreds, not thousands. William Hntwell Unanimously Of those who either enme early Elected at Portland Meetenough, or were strong enough to ing Tuesday; Miami Makes push their wav through the group Rid for 1927 Convention that blocked the doorway, 'there ELKS PICK TEXAS JUDGEAS LEADER FOR COMING YEAR MOIST TREATY IS UPHELD BY JUDGE W. M. Young Urges Kiwanians To Help Beautify Sanford Chinese Delegates In Row Over Parley To Settle Disputes Italian Village Upset By Appearance Of Ghost Which Can’t Be Driven Away W ashington News Wife i tj �uu m r.TS> *<> » V •■. vi«t ,y- «. . :« r. ■C'iVf F EIGHT •r - f . v * 'v 3E YT*^ l ' > j T: * 9r __ _ TIIE SANFQgP HEtiALP, THES g fr f V- 4 %■ :, |P1 V . ' -, ' " ' "AI The opening of several other Letter of Father Helping Jardine Out! "The president’ll federal o|l eonstreets was discussed. In a report * rervation hoard U locating <>ur re­ Written 37 Years to Ihr commission the Equalizing positories of o|l, studying its ccoBoard recommended that the fol­ Ago Reaches Son nomiral reofpture and less waste­ lowing streets be paved: Holly ful use, not with the purpose of Avenue from Fifth to Sixth regulating by law, but so that the TACOMA. Wash., July 14. — Streets, Maple Avenue from Fifth government may appraise the pos­ i¥ ii to Sixth Streets, Sixth Streets Hnnknti Under, who left his native sibilities of n resource largely (Continued From Fngc One.) from French to Pecan Avenues, town in Norway in 18X8, recently moving the wheels of industry now of real estate companies will bo Eleventh Street from French to received a letter mailed frum the _ . ami doubtless will be the deternin- Comes lo l.ocnl P ic tu re Show ' .."lolrcl to eccure city ,nl«nm.i Holly Avenues nnd Fulton Street same place shortly nfterwumU. Du­ S c c re ta ry c f In te rio r A sks Cr in future wars. from Park Avenue to Railroad ring its ,T7 years wandering, the F o r Tw o D ay itR u tttn ecla retl " " " ' “ j , , , , , KlinH T h a t Wn-Ste.Illness B cD o n o Conserve Fu tility of Soil. Avenue. No objections were en­ missive had been handler! by the One of Rest Pictures Pro­ A. It. Key, cashier of the Sem­ tered. Property owners requested postal cervices in five different A w ay W ith ; S p eak s A t -Conserving the fertility ot the duced During Recent Years inole County Hank, and Mrs. Anne rlso that Mvrtlc Avenue be paved nations, for that time Noway American Fails Celebration soil is of far greater moment. The Van Ness Brown, librarian of the from Thirteenth Street to High gained her independence from Den­ farmer’s place in conservation is mark, urtder whose flag Bader was . . 1 The pocplc of Sanford, accord- Hanford Municipal l.ibrary. ap Street.. . . . AMERICAN FALIJ?, Idnho July fundamental for all branches of born. 14.—Intelligent conservation of the human industry eventually tracu in- to Manager Joe L. Marcntctte j pcared before the commission in „ The letter written by Bader's nation’s resources, w|th particular back to the farm." of the Mllanc Theater, will h a v o l f j » ‘1op^ tlo" PPr° $ ',J Vho I father, long since dead, expressed reference to human haings and soil the privilege on Wednesday and fertility, was urged here Mondny hia love and god wishes for sailor Thursday of this week to see one yen,. Increasc.l appropriation,, son end contained photographs of by Secretary Work in an nddresa j y-» that formed a feature of a celebra­ rif the greatest moving pictures w. rc asked because of the greatly irk Bader’s parents. I rO C T Ilin tion nt the commencement of conWhen Bader, a lad of 18 went produced in recent years. It is in increased interest in the inxtitut-; f ^ O O S l C F ion this year over last yenr and atruetion on the American Falls to hob from his native village of the nature of a fairy tale, featuring because of the increased work! reservoir. Kragcro, Norway, the lotter fol­ Douglas Fairbanks who takes the that must lx> done. More books I (Continued Irnni Fngc One.) The Interior secretary defined lowed h im 'to Cardiff, Wales, hut must also be purchased, it was do- l.e..gm> will play one of their fast arrived shortly after l r had set the administration’s' concept of part of the hero well. . | I all games. It is announced by the sail for Buenos Aires. II- had ill­ conservation as “use fvithnut waste fContinued From Page One) One of the most surprising nnd c|n, c(| Mrs. Drown stated that the li- I'wnl management that with the M l icit Buenos Airea when it of our natural resources, and their with a pleasant appreciation of the astounding features of Douglas IL-..IU.V3 ,mry now |ms mpr 1,300 meml-cni' *hnngc* that will have been effectintelligent distribution ns In time.” action of the court in bestowing reached that rity and was turned addition to numerous readers cd in thb Sanford team by that over He declared the most pressing the title of “colonel" upon him, de­ Fairbanks’ "The Ihicf of Bagdad, to the Danish ronsttl there. which cdww to the Milano Wcit-i ^ aj j|Jf, ^rnwinn nvnount of [time, it in expected that the lostudy of the government, in which clared in his opening words that There it lay in tho consular files need ay nnd Thuni'Jpy ifc the niraxJlIHj gervire necessary an* | cals will have one of the best the country’s greatest minds could the anti-evolution law "was wicked while Uador pursued his anafarbe enlisted, is the larger idea of nnd mischievious." He replaced ini; performances of The? Hying greater than could ho eared for in ■teams in the league and will play !ng life over the most of the world Students of Mythology • • a stellar gnmo of hall on that day. conservation. his smile with almost a scowl as: Horae, an appropriation ns small as that Among tho features of the pro­ including a visit to his home vil­ Secntary Work Iwgnn his ad­ he said he would attempt to place arc nwurn of the history of this of last year. Later he joined the gold gram at the local park, will he the dress by directing the attention of himself in the sixteenth century Winged Horne, and of it.-, service The comrnisisnnera agreed to band rush to Anlr.kn and then came to concert to be rendered by the to Fcrscui. In “The Thief of Hugthat ho might treut the law seri­ his nudicnco to the point that increase the appropriation to ap­ Hanford Municipal Band. The pro­ Tacoma, where he opened a cigar Secretary of Agriculture William Jaixliiic reverted tofl dad." Dougins scampers across proximately America’s era of exploitation of ously. $.r>,Odd this yenr instead store. visited a roundtqi at Jfandnn, N. D. A i„ |,j nnturnl resources wag ut nn end The exchange of counsel, furn­ the housetops nnd into the sky, of $-T,000 ns won given by the gram for the concert ns nnnounred he donned cowboy attire again, though lie couldn't The letter, writetn In his fath­ by loe Ueizenstein, lender for the astride this magic horse, producing and governmental economy, a con­ ishing the first real bnttlc of words city in 11*111 for the ntinport of the er’s hand nnd still plainly leg­ aided wlrii tho time enme. The picture shows Jnril servation factor, was an Indsx of in the trial, was started by Mr. shouts of joy and Inughter. The library. The increased funds will organization, is ns follows: two cowboy^. George Gardner and "Badlands^** this. Conservation of time, and Neal, who fired the first gun but story ns told in “ Ihe Arabian be used for salaries, the purchase 1. March, "Washington Post," ible, was like a message from an­ ami (right) pulling off his chaps. , other world. the federal nnd citizen*’ income, took no latter part. Mr. McKen- Nights," in brief, is ns follows: of new hooka and periodicals, bind­ Sousa. he said, "sounds the keynote in the zie, veteran of many a Tennessee A number of princes and rulers ing:! and additional filing cabin­ 2. Selection, "Robin Hood." Dcutilization of our remaining natu­ legal battle, was speaking when visit the palace of the beautiful ets. koven. . ral resources.’’ Mr. Neal inquired: princess at Hagdad and present Fox trot. "Let It Rain Let To .Move Lumber Yard Kr.*curage Wist Use. "In the General discussing otir their gifts, asking in return thu W. (’. Kill was present nnd an­ It Pour." Dohnldson. . motion, or the admissnbility of evi princess in marriage- It’s « Int­ nounced that tile lliil I.umber Coin "Conservation should no lunger REPORT OF Ti l i3 CONDITION OF I .Medley of Houtbern Hongs, end that the one who touches n pany is moving its plant to a new mean locking up these resources dence?" "Sonny South.’* L.tmpe. 1 certain rose tree in the m art, will location in the Goldsboro section by non-use,” the interior secretary i Answer Hayes G. (a) Fox trot, "Follow The asserted, "but to encourage th?irl The formes attorney general re­ marry tho print as. All of the Swallow." Henderson, wise use. i plied that he was replying to the „ „ U , cnmplotcly .hi, ftS S V "Our economic growth has boon ’ extensive speech of Attorney H;.y- nnd the dressed up lieggor, known t'on lights in the vicinity of the r.. th) For. trot, "Oh, Mattel." ndvnnced only by the liberal and es on evolution nnd incidentally to ns the Thief of Hagdad, comes up new Kahn and Finrito. yards ns a matter of pro antoften roeklcss utilization of natu- the general.argument adding: on the srcric wearing^ stolen cllothca ion nnd fi. Novelette, "Moonlight in Flor protection.. City Manager poq.th rose tree, ral resources. Its future cxpnn- \ " “These questions have all been and fidls t:poq_tho Ida. ’ Storm. The Princess refuseu to marry W. II. Williams was inslruct.-d sion will depend upon a mprr settled in Tennessee nnd favorable to install tho lights at once. 7 (a) Waltz, "When You and I AT TIIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30th, 1925 AS thorough nnd intolligrnt con vet- to our contention. If these gentle- any of the princes nnd the king, At the request of the owner and were Seventeen.’’ Kahn and Uossion of our remaining natural men have any laws in the great her fnthci, makea a promise that developer of th“ new Highlnnd off. wealth to industrial necessities.' metropolitan city of New York the nr.o returning with the mo::* DENSED FROM TIIE REPORT TO TIIE COMPTROUl sub division, the city coin- 1 7 lb) Fox trot, "All Alone." Nothing can juntlfy recklcan use that conflict with It, nr in the wonderful gift within a given Park mission ordered that Snarling Berlin. inheritanco from.. _great White city. of the Northwest |i>ngtli of time will get the prinof our poopb'a | .. ....__ ___ ... nature or other encroachments that will throw any light on it, we coxa. A scrim of interesting Street In* o|>cned front Park Av- ' H. National Anthem, "The •SUr upon the capital of our future geo- will be glad to bear about it. They .•vents follow and each returns with emu* to Lake Avenue no that th<* Spangled Banner." Key. I right of way for tho thoroughfare j Jos. Reizonstcin, cistion*. V/hilo the federal «<»v- have many great lawyers and ,j RESOURCES LIABILITIES The (lying carpet, the mystery I c<"‘ ,K» scared nt once. j Bandmaster, ‘ ‘ *its 'in­ courts up there." ernment ia rapidly reducing Loans and Discounts Dudley Field Malone was on hia crystal and the healing apple nre j r debtedness, cities, counties nnd Capital................. .$150,(11 all included in tho gifts of the k 'a ia v uatini Mates arc mortgaging themselves feet instantly to nay: . -................... $1,156,235.3!> for tho next generation to pny. "We object to this argument. princes who use them in an cf- H Overdrafts.......... 259.92 “I believe in the extension of The motion before the coutt does fort to secure the princess. The I ■ Surplus and Undi­ nvcrnmont studies, (Xgnnizcd to not involve the discussion of ad­ Thief of Bagdad, however returns, g Stocks and Bonds 279,826.25 vided Profits..... N ' ‘ iscovrr and employ, our nutural missibility of evidence. We ore ufter having found the flying horse resource, and to advise states upon discussing the constitutionality of and rides away with the princess, [ J Office Bldg*. Bank­ their proper use along sound eco­ this indictment on a motion to leaving the otners to mourn their ■ in the City Limits of Sanford Dividends Unpaid nomic lines against misappropria­ quash. And I would like to say ing Room, Furni­ • ' — SB Near Loading Station . here, although I do not mean to tion and waste. Authoritative ture and fixtures 205,000.00 teaching should In* centralized in interrupt tho program, that 1 do Swiss Rales Enable A Five Acre Celery Farm Deposits.......... . 2,039 the federal government, but res- not consider further allusion to Many to See Shows 2 Cash and due from geographical parts of the country . For Five Thousand Dollars ponribillty for its application should bo decentralized to states. ns particularly necessary, such as Banks....................624,157.18 PARIS, July 11.—Profiting by n EASY TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE ‘Conservation can no lungur be references to New Yorkers and to tho height of the Swiss franc ns “ Three Corner Lois in Sanford Heights limited to looking up the resources 1 citizens of Illinois. \Se are here, rn . i A 1 .4 a . . _i..l.i f ul l i , , >.a A II, nBlait, n nil I’Kinn III compared with the French, entire % Each One a Bargain of nature where found but should rightfully, as American citizens in clubs, chnmbers of commerce and « Total.............. $2,265,488.74 T o t a l ........ be’Interpreted to mean the iwrpet- a court of justice." other bodies of Swiss, with their M / \ Before Mr. McKenzie could re­ families, have come over the border m uatlon of the human family by the intelligent use of that which ply, Judge Raulston broko in: s r to nttend the exposition of decora- |g nature has provided for it. Wntcr "Colonel Malone, you do not live arts in numbers that compare M DIRECTORS: OFFICERS: power should he harvested to sup­ know General McKenzie as well as favorably with the English and REALTOR plement man power nnd to save the court does. Everything he American visitors. T. 1. Hiui L. A. Brumley F. P. Forster, President. Rooms 501-502. Rhone 25 coal; our oil should be located nnd says is in good humor. I want Switzerland’s contribution to the T. J. Mil!* S. (). Chase L. A. Brumley, Vice President. First National Rank Building. released from its natural storage you gentlemen from New York or exposition,' is one of the most im­ ( ’. Du Hose w . w . <v T. J. Miller, Vice President. ivjth relation to pur Immediate other foreign states to always re­ portant considering the size of the Sales Force: L’. L. Srfi F. P. Forster 1!. F. Whitner, Cashier. uses weighed against antic!) anticipated member that you are our guests, country, at the Grand Palais. All Miiis Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon, future necessities. Our ripe tim­ nnd that we accord you the same the old historic cities have sent im­ A. L. Betts, A ss’t. Cashier. Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ber Is being harvested, nnd our privileges nnd rights ami courtesies posing displays of their burghers’ young forests protected, . i that we do any other lawyer:* ’’ handicraft. natravsnnm* aM nnM aaaaaanaaaauaauiiBaaaaaaaaiinaaaaaaaaatiaxaaaak ’ fi-1;' i ’ i _Li THIEF OF BAGDAD City Commission flk * Mv IK , RM TW« SOU _r*diu h*« u I »•' . r«p ' »•< her } ‘‘III Tni 1*—!> ,, ▼HU Ix -a : -*U dial R* H U I.—R TO BE SHOWN AT MILANE THEATER ^.RESOURCES IS & THEME OF TALK s th w ls y .... Dance On Thursday N ight One F eature DEFENSE A S K S JUDGE TO STOP COURT PRAYER lage. cowboy >r HBL . LO ! 4**TM . i f throu ,»hew thos« ‘ward R H M B ru u h ^ , *1 will Hi* m ! o£ bi K . *1 will V , i 2/1 ** .O f gt | I wll • Whet i I I And rt m im m .[lie First National Baa A Real Pick-up I i I T|? vK Mr Rcmx l i f Th does! only other i ....... $2,265,1 A E. F. L A N E ft. l J.l! *•, ■ couri J mer h . a? 1 At blind nre • • • iL K ^ -F i1 CHURCHW If T ju Li L i imer H ' « 1 . ; s H • » 'V IIi lTl \ All the Week Specials-Prices Much lower than You would ■r * a wan < aayi !»**> but enctf 32 inch 36 inch $4.00 $27.50 W , the • 5 il»n Dress Gingham. Bolding Satin. Ladies Slippers Men’s two-Piece Ladies’ Silk I 1**11if Fast colors. Per yd. Per yard Summer Suits Dresses Oxfords $ 2 1 .9 5 $ 8 .9 5 $ 3 .1 9 crow To aaya If th roUot f no r* J ceed. • Tele* 22c i i Sot 1 Favot ; tjotti* J day l Lr | • VK'dlli > of m | result 1 pap* i Mr. Jones aurtK cf u her t h“fotl flerne' tiou. th? ; j* in rluditi. and <> "Re ; knot I nnd ll f John I tended pnrrhf ! t« thel ' buggy - after t . to nnf fifty l - Jour tut $5.00 Men’s Palm Beach $ 1 .7 9 Men’s Men’s good, heavy Wardrobe Pen Check Pants Work Shirts Trunks $ 1 .3 9 89c $ 1 4 ,9 5 *** "** w«r " . 1 1 Men’s $3.00 Misses one-st Dress Shoes or patent leather I^i $42.50 $250. Crepe dc Chine, Leather Suits 30 inches wide. Cases Per yard $ 1 9 .9 5 $ 4 .1 9 ladies Silk Dresses $12.50 Sizes 8% to 2 I $ 3 .4 5 Pants $18.95 j $ 9 .9 5 Seersucker Suits $ 8 .9 5 Soisette. All colors. Per yard Per yard 1• 4 r51 c / * 1 : 4 5 c 1 Men’s Tennis Shoes $1.48 $ 1 .9 8 36-inch Glen fast Suiting Men’s Loraine 1 $ 2 .6 9 S3.00 Men’ ; : Ladies Muslin -adie ’ Bed Room Night Gowns . 9 8 e ! Slippers Barefoot Sandll $ 2.48 �JULY 15,1925 THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDj PAGE TWO factory proof of qualifications have STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER been granted licenses to teach in • By CHARLES P. STEWART “Florida. ..." J ." L*..™ Under ”the- “act j£ of — 1025 *A"r requiring the examination on the constitqtion. it now will be neces­ sary for all graduates of higher learning, both in Florida and elre- ray of Oklahoma is disgusted. He center of it. There ' wlie re to leach in this state, to ap­ writes from South America to ..... spirit ...... .................... pear at some county seat at the !friends here that the of the clnss wllderness, wholly uncontime of the regular examinations old-time pioneers is dead in North i qutred, just the raw material for the old "wild west" he remeinhcrS late O fficials Sec This, At and take the test on the constitu­ Am. titan breasts.. Bill got a land'ed so well—a little hotter, pertion of the United States. This re­ Some time ago Least tn Great Extent, In a tract th e ' haps, but nil the better, from an Recent Provisions Made for quires satisfactory knowledge of roiu.-ossion in Bolivia the constitution and proof of loy­ size of half a dozen.Texas coun 'agricultural standpoint, for twelve Training of the Teachers alty to the country. These exam­ lies at least. Ills plan was t< months n year of crop-growing inations are held in each county be­ colonize it with u lot of hard-fist weather. frontiersmen . * ,* * „ TALLAIIASSE, July 14.— Sol- ginning on the first Thursdays in td, tough-fiberrd ‘ "Now, thought Bill, to get Cawthon, state superir tendent of June and February and the third fttjm the “states"—men of (.he type of the by-gone "covered wa cher problem, at least to a large Thursday in August. What is considered the most gon" days. extent, is seen by state school of­ ficials in provisions made by the portnnt schol legislation passed by A "Wild West" in short, was last legislature for the training of the legislature this year, however, teachers in high schools. W. 3. wan that to submit to the voters ut what Bill wan trying to create. Cawthon, sttae superintendent of lie loved the "wild west" in this public instruction, experts the sup­ country while it stayed wild, nnd ply of rural teachers who arc high pined for it an it begun to grow school graduates to be much larg­ more and more domesticated. er than heretofore. Finally his yen became so acute While legislation aided in this that ha decided to see if be rouliln't cspect, another act—thot requir­ n a i f up a substitute for the real ing applicants for teachers’ cer­ old thing to satisfy it. Somebody tificates to stand an examination told him about the only uncon­ on the constitutio nof the United quered wilderness, which neverthoStates—will it is said slow down Ilo->* is a nice place to live in, was tho issuance of graduate certifi­ "Nowhere else in the world", to be found in central South Amercates. ' sniil Bill to himself, "ure there ' ica. Under the laws heretofore opEovi t lies have n nueh pioneers as buck in the plying to issuance of such certifi­ word as good as hn Accordingly, away Bill journey 'states’, where 1 came from. Gosh! cates, applicants who showed ratis- York Herald Tribune I remember ’em In the old d»yil How they’ll jump a ; a chance to get back to 'eml1' He propagandized accordingly. He offered extremely favorable terms to the land-hungry, for it was recruits he wanted rather than their money. He made pioneering sound blamed romantic. He described the country os a cross between u garden of paradise and a store­ house of riches, which was true enough, but Bill rather slighted the detail that settlers would have to start from scratch on the task of developing the resources he was bragging about. Probably he took it for granted that as experienced frontiersmen, they'd have sense enough to know that without having it diagramed. • • • What Bill forgot was that the old-timers he had In mind either were dead or mostly too old to make fresh startu in a new coun­ try. Ho just happened to be an exception. He got colonists all right, but they were the old hard-shells’ sons and grandsons—two entirely diffrrent and progressively softer generations. A look at Bill’s wil­ derness scared ’em. THE SANFORD HERALD. .WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, SAVE and THRIVE OXFORD, F.ng., July 18— In a recent debate anu discussion the Oxford Union agreed by a large majority that "contemporary leg­ islation tends to destroy liberty. G. K. Chesterton, the principal speaker In the debate, declared that there is a wide distinction be­ tween liberty and the security which is the aim of most modern legislation. ................. . "While it is true" he said, ' that property normally given security, it does not follow that security brings property. If the chief end of man in to be fed and housed, then we should return to slavery, a simple tried measure which in­ sured economic security to the masses." Will Be Opened * DeLarid On N ext Thursday N ight A Bank Account Is Better than an “Alibi” The man who fails in life alw ays has an "a but the man with a growing bank account seldom needs-one. W hat are you going to do? or build a hank account? Frame an We suggest n bank account, and this a: bank. FIRST MOTHERS Watch for symptoms of worms in your children. These parasites are the great destroyers of child life, if you have reason to think your child has worms, uct quickly. Give tho little one n dose or two of White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tired and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms Home husbands have n den, while and restores the rosy hue of others growl all over the house.— health to baby checks. I’rico 35c. Sold by I .alley's Drug Store. New York American. NATI0 NAI BANK AN ADVERTISEMENT IS TH E SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMEUC* Free! F reely R ase hull Ticktt ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■“ ■ BBBBBBBBBUBBBBB a5 ii jj to w i n ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■“ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■“■Mi: B H B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B BM FREE TICKETS 'ie:* u a minnonileneo l.v "dependence by J j ard dirt througn 3 3 5 S Co. 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To everY ,n,,Y sending to The Herald, the correct name 0f the player concealed in the ads with a list of the ads on this page will be given a Series Ticket to the Baseball game ABSOLUTELY FREE, if accompanied by a paid ticket. No free ticket good on Booster Day R. A. NEWMAN, President Sanford Baseball Club The Games Meet Your Friends M. Hanson (Opposete Postoffice) \ VACATION ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK WILL FINANCE YOU. Follows Service Station 1st and Elm. I’honc 117-W SERVICE WITH A SMILF 5 B BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBllBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBXt|l BBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUaBBBIBBBBBaa USBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBZII HOT CRISPY WAFFLES PHONE US YOUR PRESSING NEEDS Under Cooling Fans you 3 ■ will enjoy our delicious . ices and drinks. 53 ■3 ■a (Under New Management) T his well established pressing Shop Legs to ann to the pubisc that Mr. H. S. Malpas, an expert! line hus been made manager, which is assurancf all work will be properly done. We do. promptly Hardware Ileadquarters —The Refreshing Drink. Ice Cream Freezers Ice Picks Water Coolers At the Bull Games Plunk ol it When Thirsty 3 find it a pleanuro to do their marketing stocks ure always fresh anu our store is ssly dainty as u lady’s parlor. “There’s None So Good.” Sanford Chero-Cola Bottling Co. ■ ■ (Under New Management) Phone 17.T l Appetizing Groceries in an Appetizing Store 3 giaaB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B iaB O U U B H M nB aB B B B B B B B IlU B nB B I n r s a x e ii a ia s a a ie u a a B iis ii tf i 2 Lee Bros. Market — Florida Trucker RODS “ H a ■ C. E. McKee, Mgr. Try the New NE-HI, the best beverage. 3 ■ ■ B 5 H 2 ; S (A t the Basket) PINEHllRST SWEET MILK 3!• arming intormation. * ■ Special Articles Interesting Stories, u 5 50c a Year 3 Years $1.00 3 S 2 i li:i 1st National Tank Bldg 3 ■ ■ iR U iu in .^ .in m ie n i3 iiiu u FIND THE NAME OF A SANFORD BALL PLAYER IN THESE ADS HEELS tBBBBBBBIB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI BBBBBBBBIlIBBBaBBBBI ■MBBBauBHBBBBKBUBBBBBBBz Visitors always yelcome. U n This Is Home b r* b 'j a ■Lincoln Cafe recently open-■ je d , is one nf tiie liest ar-a 3 ranged and most SnnitaryS 2>'t the city. We serve rr~K » r — '— — - JULY TERM 0 F |; COUNTY COURT* ENDS TUESDAY! Iii Daddy’s Footsteps be divided into two sections, a division for tho men nnd a division for tile women. On Thursday there •hursduy, July 16 for n two will lie demonstrations in basket­ session nt which’ the farmers ry nnd lectures on poultry rais­ V ehicle L aw P assed By L a s t their wives will attend Icc- ing for women as well as n talk Session of L eg islatu re lia s by Virginia l and demonstrations on ng- nnd demonstration P rovided for Five C lasses “Attractive Farm turnl nnd farm life pursuit*. Moore on of Tn.'TS In s te a d T w enty-S ix Home*." The men’s section will icy will also be addressed »> havo lectures on grove monngeprominent i n t h e n n ^ " ' if the state. Among thorn win ment and farm business by E. F. T a l l a h a s s e e . July ir>—The „ 11. Rhodes, commissioner or IU-Musk, !L G. Clayton^nd U. R. license tag department of tho State Bureau of Marketing, Ensign and demonstrations of comptroller's office will begin in subject will be "Kconomic lro - tractors and pumps. Commission­ the near future plans for putting loii nnd Efficient Marketing er Rhodes will address the men and into effect th ’ new law, enacted women nt general session on by the legislature, governing the Ufr'.’.arnm of entertainment hns Thursday. issuance of motor vehicle licenses, Friday will bo devoted nuostly (The law bacoino* effective Janu■arranged wMch will include | ! l ther meetings. « barbecue to lectures. For the women *they **' ary 1, 1920. f c n * the guest of the Volusia will be "Your Family’s Health," Only five classes of tags ore pro­ E v Fair Asosclation on Thurs- and for the men they will Ik* on K d a chicken pilau dinner on | citrus work and “Making a Liv­ vided for in tho measure as com­ ing On the Farm a Cash Profit." pared under the law la force— *orie\ "A” for motor cycles, "C" K *work of the institute will *by" St. M. IliatL for passenger cars; “G" for trucks and trailers; “M” for dealers, nnd (Continued From Pnge One.) .j. John Bennett, possession of still, * guilty, WOO nnd six months on g county roads; B. F. Ross, possea* ■ sion of liquor, continued to Oc- ■ tober; Booker Scott, petit larceny, a guilty, $"00 or six months on ■ county roads; Booker f-cott. petit B Larceny, $500 or six months on ■ county rends; Booker Scott, petit ^ Inrcccny, $150 or three months on county roads; Noah Washington, c jmssession of liquor, noil pressed; B Steve Lowery, possession of liquor* c acquitted; Lon Paige, possession J of liquor, continued, judge ilia- ■ qualified; Mary Paige, improper £ use of firearms, $25 nnd costs; W. K. Bailey, discharging firearms ■ in public $50 und costs? - W. K. ■ Bailey, drunk, guilty, $25 nnd p costs; W. K. Bniley, using ob- * scene language in public, guilty, £ $25 and costa; W. E. Bniley, enr- ■ rying concealed weapons, nolle J prossed; Frank Baggett, posses- p sion of liquor, not guilty; Jim J Mitchell, selling liquor, guilty, J $500 nnd costs nnd six months on ■ county roads; D. A. Mitchell, pos- J session of liquor, nolle prossed. ■ ;te D epartm ent Fascists Purchase .paring Book on And Then Suspend ultry Husbandry Opposition Papers ROME, July 15—Buying ami tion thereof) gro..s weight. Pas­ suppressing opposition newspapers senger automobiles commonly Fort Myers Gets New is the newest scheme of control­ konwn as "Drhre-it-youraelf * or ling public opinion resorted to by autpmobiles rented or leased U. S. Weather Station influcntial Fascists who nre ever wher no driver is furnished, shall resourceful in their efforts to find in addition to the fee per hundred­ ways nnd means of carrying out weight pay $10 per auotmobile. their avowed policy of Fascistizing Passenger cars or busses with n the nntion at any price. seating capacity over seven, ex­ Initial use of the nation at Par­ clusive of driver, per 100 pounds ma whore tho city’s two newspa­ ( o r major fraction thereof) gross pers—II Piccolo, a Democratic weight, pneumatic tires $1.50, sol­ opposition publication sheet and La id tires $5.00. and shall in addition Gazzqta Di Purina, a Liberal or­ to the fee per hundred weight pay gan—were purchased and then as follows: abandoned, hns aroused consider­ Over seven and not over 10, driv­ able criticism in journalistic circ­ er excluded, $10 each; over 10, les where the scheme is character­ driver excluded. $15 each. ized as nn intolerant nnd unjusti­ Passenger automobiles for hire, with seating capacity or less than king up the practical end of fied means of choking the liberty seven, driver excluded, per hun­ ry raising, the book will give of the press. dred pounds (or major fraction hurts. Even the slightent pres­ Disapproval of the Parma trans­ itorics of commercial poultrythereof) grout 73c and in sure of clothes is unbearable. zhowing exactly what they action where the two opposition rdditoin theretoweight, sliuM pay per HONOLULU, July 15— False- lie for the welfare of t.he commun • When that scorching sun gets in joing in Florida. Under this newspapers were taken up by an passenger capacity, driver exclud­ hoods are necessary to tho main-i'ty. its work, liatliu ami bandage the . ng it will be revealed thnt the apparently non-political business ed. $5.00. ,tenants „„„ <•!f civilization, : f,! ,, .. in . the op- I . He illustrated his conviction l»j sunburn skin with LICAKItO. It ^ ■ ry industry is profitable where syndicate and then dropped to leave . Motor trucks, trailers anil seinirecalling a _____ wager .between twi tnkes out thu pain ut once. Thu conducted on a business-like the newspaper field wide open far trailers pur 100 pounds gross, pneu- j mion of Dr. Herbert Cioddnrd, pry- mr„, „ne ,)f wh„m declared hi next day a slap on the back will a newly founded Fascist daily, is r.iutic tires, H in this state. , trucks up to 5 000 a smile instead of a cry of H st Ijow the industry may bo especially keen because the Ga* notinds, 75e; more than 5000 pounds eh'dogist of the University of Ohio could refrain from falsehood for i bring pain. as expressed in a talk recently l« period of twenty-four hours. Tin zette was one of the oldest news­ H criy condlictcd will be covor$1.50 per hundred. LtCARBO tnkes the burn out of H n a chapter giving illustra- papers in Italy havinjj been founded Trucks with solid tires, up to fore n large ,gathering at the Nu- wherevisitU‘‘ olio of the daughters wa: sunburn. Hold by all druggists. in 1750 nnd because both of the of chicken houses, how they 5,000 pounds, $1.50 per hundred unu l . M. ( . A. playing tho pinno. abandoned newspapers had ad­ i> thu i iiu’urr coi nr ■ M be i-onstriKted, particularly pounds; more than 5,000 pounds, People could not live together '‘The playing was very poor am Tin-: nr.tM vrii ju d ic ia l Hrlntion to the Floridn climute; vanced their policital ideas with $2.00 per hundred. if tho world adhered to the priii- when asked his opinion of thu mu H IT III'' n.OHIIIA. IN Hrentivc measures against fowl dignity anil constraint, never having On trucks operated for hire tho of "the truth, the whole t|,L. nmn answcrcd that it wa Kllll NHWINOI.K COUNTY. Hedies for fowl disenses nhil been suppressed or warned by the factory rated loud capacity shall ciplcs CHANCHIIY. truth and nothing but thv truth, ‘punk/ whereupon he was klckci governmental press censor. IITATION Bets. ho included in the gross weight in­ he added. ! ,,iit of tin' house," Dr. Goddari Martcnrot II. White, Joined h computing amount of license or Particular stress will be placed iiihIiuiiiI mnl nukt frluin], t "Wo could not have n group o f, said. "This situation continue! IWhile. Bui instructions for feeding, ami MiamianPleased With j legislation fee. people, consciiently no cities, town throughout the 21-hour period am CinnDlnlnnnt Dealers tugs continue ns Ser­ i or commuiiities, if wo told the would Is- what would happen b Bing for young chickens anil how ■feed lnycrs to get the best egg Sanford, Invests Here I ies "M" under provision of the Itruth all tho time. We must toll anyone who endeavored to tell th J o s e p h M. A rreilnntln. e t nt., U o fu m ln n ts new law. They will be limited for 'lies. Wo have to Is- honest, but truth, the whole truth, nnd noth laluction. Relative merits of difT o J o a n |i h M. A r r r i | o u i t i l . < uso in demonstrations only, und rent methods of incubation and E. Gonzalez, Miami business ir II v Iiik am i Ills w lf« . ■■■ — — at times it is necessary for u b to’ ing but tho truth.” Rinding also will be discussed, mnn, who arrived here several will sell for $15.50 each. A rrnilotuln, If liv in g , w h o s e fcliscussion of methods of raising days ago to investigate Sanford • "In lit Inn nnine Is u n h n o w t i : J o h n Motor vehicles of tho same ninka I.'. ’JtlMiri>M< M Hivloiri.Shit ■wife. Hmrkey**, «r»vsi* nnd ducks nlso will pro|H:rly values, is delighted \Yitf{ nnd ty>f. not differing More tjan m n *1*. Tln.rpi*. I f U l t l h g : n >avlif IK I included in tho book. 20(V>.uiWirifPfliWl.^> rated weight C r a v e s , If li v in g , mill w if e ■ ......... the eity und Itns invented approxi­ C cavu s. If li v in g , w h o s e C lirlx tlu n IAnother feature of the puhlicu- mately $5,000 in residential nnd nmy for tho purposes of registra­ m im e Is u n k n o w n ; a m i M ary M. r>n will be a list of prize-winning business lots, according to nn an­ tion end uniformity in. license fees Hwcoril, If li v in g , uml If eltln-r. a n y o r nil o f nahl im rt le s he ilmul. t o twls exhibited at. the last fair nouncement made today by It. L. be placed by the comptroller in nil n a r t h ' s i-lulinlng I n t e r e a t a u i i * ; Jacksonville, nnd a list of nil Shipp, who negotiated the trans­ the same weight classification. ijer .losi'ph M A rri'ilenila, ileruiiNeil, Rcgisrntiou tax required under ic poultry journals in the coun- actions. anti w if e .------- Arredondo, dnreu seiL w lio e- C h r i s t i a n n iu n a In Mr. Gonzalez, among other pur­ the new law when not paid shall unknow n: John t.\ T h o r p e , da(Continued From i’agn One.) Popuintibh Anil chases, acquired n lot in Rose constitute a first lien superior to a n d w ife. E intim T. T h o r n e , liny*, for the defense was I'enWtl. RIVER IIATIIH LOST ilv c e a s c d : D av id I*. C r a v e s , doit Is Faster Garfield Court and plans to erect a home ; all other liens upon any motor vc­ interrupted by the objection of renNed. u n d w ife. ves, doJtERLIN, July 15—Con tarn inn- on it sometime within the near fu­ ! hide upon which the tax is due, ! Other State Attorney General Stewart, / who re u s e d , w h o s e t ' h r l s t l a■n C r an.im o Is jti of the water of the River Spree ture, be stated. Faith in Sanford Iami may he enforced and colected u n k n o w n : a m i M ary ,M S e r o r d . d e declared that the court at this | re i is e d : a m i to itII n a r t l e n r l a l t n Ithe ever-growing traffic is giv- nnd its future growth wna ex­ I by levy and sale in the same manHOLLYWOOD. Florida. July 15 was not an assembly met for Ing I n t e r e s t s u n d e r J t o s r s K. L evy , In s the reason for dosing nine pressed by Air. Gonzalez, who con­ I nor as other liens on personal —Latest nvnilnhio e m u s figurgp stage >1; W m. T r a v e r s , d e c e a s e d ; the purpose of henring a motion. | da nri-easi Bn-nir bathing establishments templates d J o h n l-'ontns. d e re n s t-d : o r o t h ­ further investments propel ty in the state are satis­ rliow that Florida is growing fast­ The prosecution’s chief objection e r w is e . I ii a n d to t h e f o l l o w i n g tiesfied. Hpe the stream. The places were here. than any plher state in the un­ was interrupted by Dudley Field I erllm d la u d s , s i t u a t e , l y i n g u n d h o ­ In cases where machines lire er ■durly patronized lust summer l i C ity uf .S anford, t.' n u l l ­ ion. With a percentage i.ile of .Malone, defense lawyer and a i t ny g ofIII Htile omlnnlo an d Htiitn o f F l o r ­ purchased after June 50 they will growth B20,0()D Iterliners, to whom tiie sharp exchange of words flew be­ of more than -U U ), it is ida. inu re p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d ua Hank Deposits Gain In subject to half year license fees, safe to estimate that the statu tween the two. iB n: proves a di-appointnu a’. fo llo w s, t e - w l t : hut if the purchase is made pron­ All of " l o o k s O ne ( I ) , T w o (3 ), The court restored order after a Fort Myers Is Large to that time the fractional rate will reuch a population «q ti u mil­ a n d l-'our ( I ) . o f t l r a n g e period of uproar ami announced liu Tl lhe rl ue eh t s(3) lion people at a not distant date. . a s p e r p la t t h e r e o f d u ly will not Ihi granted. Cars register­ would refer the petition to tho o f rno n rd In I ’In t llo ok .1, oil i >uku The increase of industry in Flo­ K to I-’ort Myers, July 15Rank depos­ ed after September 50 of any year 'd in its in the three banks of tills eity will be furnished with tags for rida will materially aid in Up­ Dayton ministerial association with growth of its population. Until the request that this body chooso runt to a n y mnl all o i l i e r p e r s o n s id •<> increased 115 per cent during the one fourth of n year. the clergyman who should lead the w h o s o n o in o s a r e u n k n o w n , e ln ltiirig h t! last twelve months, according to Rcgisrution requirements of the recently, Florida has been i win­ daily prayer. Iiik a n y r i g h t . HU-' o r i n t e r e s t In ter playground for the wealthy, a m i to I h e la m ls t m r o l n s h o v e linn| figures just made public. law, do not apply to motor ve­ but rising industry is 'I'lie crowd applauded. erllo-il, o r u n y p a r t o r p u rc e l t h e r e ­ oddly On June 30, 1921, deposits were owned by non-residents of . Signed to the petition, when as­ of. Is decidedly more than x rif- $2,05-1 851.0-1 nnd on June 30 last hicles making room for the nildil!" and II Is reliv orilorcnt t h a t y o u serted that "there ure many to a m i ea c h Im i the Riff thnt hns been caus- they were $0,522,9ii2.55, showing Florida, other than foreign corpor­ working classes. -if you he a m i n p p e a r tieations doing business In the state; whom the prayers of fundamenta­ fo r e o u r s a e a l l C o u r t n t III* [ the rifles 0r the Riffi ins.— In total increase of $5,808,111.49 Florida Society of America, lists are not spiritually uplifting C o u r t H o u seida t CSl rau fo ril. K lo rh la . o n provided that tho owner of such of The Rfille Times. which Joseph W. Young of and are occasionally offensive, tin- 7III -lav of K eplulnltur. A. l l „ or 145 per cent. foreign car shnll have complied I-.I2S. am i th e n am i llu -re m a k e a n Hollywood, is president, is offer­ -were these names: with the provisions of the law of ing n u r r lo tl»« j>l 11 o f e u m p h i l n t --(• through the Florida Industrial hlhlti-il a e a l n s i you In t h i s e.tuso. Rev. Charles Francis Potter, tinforeign coiuittV* state, t» rJoins Managerial Ranks I! Is f u r t h e r o rite re d t l m l i h l s Westsido Unitarian ■>ri|ei ritory or federal district of his Contest, $20,00 in prizes for names minister he puhllshe<l In I lie Hunfor-I residence, relative to motor vehic­ of products which nr« best adap­ church, New York; Rabbi Jerome | li-rahl. a m - w s n u p e r piihllsheil In ted to Florida’s requisites for mun-v .Mark, Rcthet Temple, Knoxvillu Hauforil. St-m laole *‘u u u l v . l-'lurlilu, les and tho operation thereof and ire e a c h Week, f o r e i g h t c o n s e c ­ r -. i ; Rev. I M. Welch, m shall conspicuously display his tifncturcs. u ti v e w e e k s. Already thousands of ; oggestKnoxville Unitarian church, und WITN'CSS mv hnml a m i llm se a l rcgisrution number as required lons havo been received at con­ Rev. Fred \V. I lagan, First Con­ o f th e i.'lri-alt I'u i irt of t h e .s. v . m i i | thereby. It is provided, however, test J m l.'lfelll! of IIIS late headquarters, showing tiiat in­ gregational church, Huntington, \V\ of llelal thnt the law in this respect shall l-'hirhln. In anil f o r Hemliiolo terest throughout tho country is 1‘iiiui I ) . mi tills t h e *Jlli -lay of V J be operative ns to n motor vehicle J u n e . A. I'.. I9 :fn | owned by it non-resident of this centered on Florida’s commercial state only to tho extent that und­ future. Florida Industrial • ->:itcst er the laws of the foreign country is The divided into three periods, the statu, territory or federal district ! of his residence like exemptions first of which ended June 1 Oth­ land privileges are grunted to motor er iwriods wil lend on October 1 1. | vehicles registered in Florida. nnd Jnnuary prize of $1,000 is offend for | Such exemptions jyjll not apply to theA best suggestion received dur­ fire hire vehicles. ing each of the thre periods of the competition. In addition lesser J. H. JACKSON Name of Trade Body prizes will be given to other win­ ning suggestions. In Bradenton Changes Winners for the three pvrnds of Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. the contest will constitute the BRADENTON, July 15— The I eligible contestants far the grand Easy Repayment IMan Ilradeiiton Hoard of Trade has of­ ; prize of $10,000 which will be giv­ ficially chunged it* name to th? en on Jnnuary 1 to the person who Office in new Merriweather Building Hrailcntoti Ciiumber of Commerce, ! shall have suggested U product, it has been announced following which in the opinion of the judges 2nd Street. . . Phone GU the coinpIutio^Af the legal steps is best suited to -.mnufacturo in bv attorneys *foi- thu boaril. A the southernmost state. new charter hns been received und Second and third prizes nlso the civic body jfr'ilLpow function as 1nre provided for the contest propthe official cfttimbl-r of commerco of the city. * ' time to plant cow |)eus in your groves nnd or new lands just taken in. Cow pens is Autumn Modes Show it fertilizer thut can he had. And ono of Skirts Will Be Short .Vi-** crops to huild up poor or worn out M.LAHASSEE, 'July 15— A Ibook on/poultry, a compendi’for poultry husbandmen, nnd [farmers generally who raise b y , is under preparation by [agricultrunt department, und [be ready for distribution the p part of August, be primary . pqrpo,sc of the ■ la to give a treatise on the ■ as classified in the nnimnl Bom, nnd a history of the or■nml characteristics of the K,,- breeds of chickens, for the H t of the people of Florida 9 a view of showing, the nd■ g es of the industry in this a Find the name o« a 3 a 3 ford Ball HW All ladies who Come and see for yourself Dinner 35c Cents Lincoln Hotel BOD WELL REALTY CO., Inc. ■ ■ To Tho 1■ \2 Sanford Ball Club : ia w a •J u 3 2 h 1— X « S3 HOI)WELL REALTY CO., W eekly Rates 214 Eust First Street Rhone 131 tho concealed i'11 be given series t« the games. b b b b b b s *1 t the new manager of the Chicago Cubs. In other words permit 0 introduce Mr. “Rabbit" Mnranville, long regarded as ono of the infieidera in thu game. Maranvilte came to the Cub* in u trade 1 I’ittsburg m*t winter. Ile’a been playing professional ball over canons. He succecila Bill Kiliefer, who piloted tho Cubs since Aug. mwo D A iE d iim n n iE i n e s t s v THE BOGART AN T P O *O N is carried ttf their nests by ants and fed to their young— all die. Every bottle is GUARANTEED. Made in Florida. 25 Cents— All Druggists Used Everywhere ABERNETHY PHARMACY Formerly Bogart Pharmacy 4 Alfred II. Abcrnethy Daytona Beach, Florida. Wright, Warlow and Company j Arc Now Receiving Application For on improved Business and Residential Property in Sanford r Funds immediately available subject tq. title examination. • • " ’I-JT \ . , APPLICATIONS FOR A P P R A IS A L I SEE DuBOSE AND HOLLER ' - ** ' i ivv /. 112 Park Avenue , '‘ . . .., • • -• • Psychologist Avers Falsehoods Are Necessary To Present Civilization LATEST CENSUS CourtDeniesMotiori SHOWS GROWTH Quash Indictment OF THIS STATE Against JohnScopes Sanford, Florida " — j MEW YORK. July 15.—More lug mui lei* neck will lie on view next fall if the conception autumn modes for women prevail as re­ vealed nt i* showing of tho Nation­ al Garment. Retuilcri* Association. Skirts 15 or IC inches from the floor were riot unusual while collam were invariably higher and alu u v c s were always long. some fine stock a t the following prices: SLIM) IVr Bushel iHoorwill $3.50 L*cr Bushel Era ... .......... $.1.50 peg Bushel A F F IL IA T E D W IT H T he S a n fo r d C h ic d it A ► . s s o c ia t io n "There nre loyal hearta, there nre .spirits brave, There are aouls that ure pure ami truts riien give to the world tho beat you have Jt Ami the beat will come buck to you. "Give love, and love to your life will flow, A strength in your utmost need Give faith, and a score of hearts will show Their faith in your word and’deed. "Givc truth, and your gift will ht? paid in kind And Honor will Honor meet A smile that is sweet will hy sure to.ftiKi x A smile that is just as sweet. •» ** "For life is the mirror of King and Slave, It is just what we ARE and DO; Then give to the world the BEST you have, And the BEST will come hack to you.” It is true in business as it is ill love, To tiie man who does his best, who makes his word as good as jhis,bond, who jmys his debts promptly, when due, everything turns out well. ' M a d (u e d d /m /n + A F F ILIA T E D T iir c S a n f o r d C W IT H r e d it /\ �m ■ Mr*:i,«f?i Pi-A G U K** ■■■E■■P O’■ ■■■ H ie Sanford Herald 'A,I No “Dull” Summer In Sanford f a t l k M r r e r r ■ (!* » ••• « « » < I n 4 ir at Kurort, fltrM* Jtatsrad i t Second Ctsss Maitar. . October II, ISIS. at the Poitofllea • t Buford, Florida under Act of Star eh 1, 1*57. _ R 4 ttar M IL M D U DBA». With construction permits for the first six months of the year showing a gain of two hundred and eighty per cent over the corresponding period of 1924, with bank deposits showing an increase over last year of twenty per cent and with realty transactions totaling five millions for the fir st fL 1IOWAHD IIKIIO . half of the year, Sanford’s continued growth and prosperity SEVEN BAPTISTS, four Meth­ S it M a cao lla A e r o e r FheaeH * thus far in 1925 has been more rapid than ever before in its odists arc chosen for the Scopes history. BDiilittnTl'VioB nATKK Jury an this is written. One Tear—H.n» »lx Mrnitne $».I0 per Harrow for the defense, hunts UellTrred In City by t'atrlri, 1100 A year ago only two hundred ami fifty-tw o thousand dol­ ererk, Ik . Weekly Kdlllon lars in building jicrmits had been issued; this year at the vninly for a Modernist juror will­ par year. _____ ing to admit that nny animal was bpkc I ai . yoTK'Ri All obituary close of the six month period the total hnd passed the sev­ left out of the Ark, or that any ntvicea, card™ of thanks, resolutions en hundred and fifty thousand dollar mark. All previous chnngcs have occurred in the ani­ and notices ol entertainments where e t r r g t i are made will be chargta construction records have been shattered nnd meanwhile the mal kingdom through evolution, f«r at recular •.dvartlslnx rates. building program rushes onward, with ever increasing speed. since the first animals nnd man were made, nil in the same week. M RHnrn TUB AMOC1ATKH PBKSII Sanford’s three financial institutions have more money The Associated Press Is eaclustvidy entitled to the uee for re- on hand than ever before. Over four million dollars were on THE BRITISH are much amus­ pnbllcatlon of all news dispatches deposit at the close of business June thirtieth. This is more ed by our monkey trial, which i& e red Itea to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In this paper and also the lo­ than a million dollars ahead of last year’s record, nnd be­ as preposterous as any trial since cal new a published herein. All rights the French judge tried a sow ac­ of republfcatlon of special dlapatcn- speaks the steady flow of money coming to this section for cused of killing and eating a child, aa heratn ara also reaer-ed. investment purposes. acquitting the sow’s little pigs WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 192.*» June saw the peak in real estate transactions when over that had h’lped cat it “because twelve hundred thousand dollars worth of property changed they were too young to know the THE HERALD’S PLATFORM difference between right nnd m crcciu \ t —Deeper water route to Jaekson- hands. Last month’s activity in this line of business showed wrong,” nnd sentencing the sow Made to Order n substantial increase over any previous month this year ami vllle. , X—Construction of St. Jonns-ln- the five million dollar total for the first half of the year gives to death. Murphy Ironing Boards dian Riser ranat. HOWEVER, THE laughing need rise to the prediction that between fifteen and twenty million Medicine Cabinets 3^—Extension of white way. not all be done in Britain. 4.*—Extension of local amusements. dollars worth of property will change hands during the pres­ To forbid teaching a theory thnt —Swimming pool, tennis courts, ent twelve months. The Price Is Rigli|| forms part of civilized education All of these things are accurate barometers of the growth over all the world is no more pre­ etc. Arf—Augmenting of building pro­ o f the city. Instead of business dropping off as the “dull” posterous than legalizing the great SANFORD gram—houses, hotels, apartment summer season comes on, it shows a big gain. June, the deer forests that monopolize the houses. fertile lands of Scotland, compell­ 6^—Extension of street paving pro- first summer month has set a pace that even the best winter ing the Scotch to emigrate. month this year did not equal. And now everyone expects gram. 7^—Construction of boulevard July to surpass the records of tho previous month. W. S. PRICE, Mj TO DRIVE out fathers, mothers around l,ake Monroe. With the actual beginning of the paving program in the 710 W. First St. Phone; and children so that self-indulgent 8.—Completion of city benutlfitahotel section, which has been so long delayed, and with the parasites may have the pleasure (ion program. murdering deer on lands pre­ X—Expansion of school system promise of quick work in the dredging operations in the of for that sport Is more idi­ with provision for incrcasrd fa­ vicinity of the new hotel, Sanford people are looking forward served otic than any monkey trial. cilities. m.— ■ ■■ ' * *^ to the bnlanco of tho summer being one of great activity DR. RICE, back from South G. TAYLOR DYEPJ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY and n forerunner of a winter which will bring with it this America, tells stories wonderful community’s grentest wave of prosperity. SAYING GOODBYE:— Finally, and true. Printing— Decorating ----------------- o----------------brethren farewell. Be perfect, be He explored nnd mapped out a PHONE 30J of good comfort, be of one mind, ^ ■ 7 *• river with a mouth ns wide ns the Come With Cash or Ability to Work ■IV ; ■ 'w\- - - . ' Ai v A live In peace: and the God of love Hudson river is long. One islnnd \ ___W ' . - •: . ________ end peace ahull be with you. 2 in the river is bigger thun New Cor. 13:11. It sounds hard, even unkind, but Florida people who have England. given earnest, kindly thought to the matter know that they He describes savages, gaining EVOLUTION power by chewing the plant from niKEIBHHIDXnnBSanKBQEBaBBUflBSMHMIHIBSBBBHBlSasilJ are right in warning people of other states to stay out of INNOCENCE ABROAD I haven't rend ns much ns some which wl* extract cocaine. Florida unless they can come with money enough to pay their Concernin’ man and where he’s NEW YOKE IIKIIAI.I) TRIBUNE That may be. Coffee does not way until they have found pnying jobs. from. hurt a strong man. But caffeine So I ain’t fixed, I caculate, Recently a man with his w ife nnd four children, travel­ extracted from coffee will kill him. A passionate interest in Ameri­ belief in the Darwinian theory bids My own belief to demonstrate ing in a dilapidated old car, camped near a wayside filling Light wine has been drunk for can eccentricities, collided with a fair to become the test of ortho­ For nnd ug’inst and pro uml con station in South Georgia, and begged enough “gas” from centuries by millions without in­ large inability ever to understand doxy in America." Sir Arthur On evolution, nnd so on. ami those millions have been them, is one of the most naive as Keith forgives us because wo good natured travelers who chanced to stop at the station, jury the rulers nnd thinkers of the well as one of the most flattering know not what we do; and they are My good old mother nnd my dad to get them into Florida. world. But alcohol, a recent in­ of Eurpean characteristics. Pro­ all very cheerful about it. Wns nil the scientists L had: One of these travelers happened to lie a good member vention extracted from grnpes, hibition, which scorns to have been But it seems necessary also to And, for books, they stuck to one, o f a Chamber of Commerce in u thriving Florida city, and destroys thought nnd leadership. forgive tiie British, foi they know received ns something half way And, when I asked ’em that or 10,000 Acres in Seminole County. between an imbecility nnd an in­ not what we do, either. “The Lon- hi he took the trouble to stop and question the man as to his this, don Star” has a glimmering of tlui a MOST INTERESTING news sult, has supplied Continental con­ plans for self-support in the new home to which he was go­ brought by Dr. It ice is that, from Referred me back to Genesis. for years; an almost truth when it remarks that the H Two railroads through property. ing. These plans, he found, were entirely lacking. The an airship there has been explor­ versation morbid interest in the “ movies" great thinkers nre unnecesssnrily E Well, maybe they was wrong about family had heard of the prosperity in Florida, and practically ed and mapped out hundreds of has irradiated the gloom of the perturbed; the others appear to,-* Dont inquire unless you mean busi­ The way creation started out; thousands of miles of territory. have overlooked the fact that with j n penniless had undertaken the trip to that alleged land of British House of Lords, our jour­ But I don't recollect thsy spent ness. Can be delivered. That’s better work for tin flying nalism has shocked all the cul- us brass hands and four-column ■ plenty. A lot of time in argument machines than dropping spreads nre more npt to mean that M poison*} tures of Europe and the Russinns The Chamber of Commerce man deliberately told the gas. Concern’ how the human rare have discovered an irresistible at­ we nre having a good joke than h First come to settle in the place. travelers to stay away from his town. "We don’t like your traction for the achievements of thnt we are settling a crisis in our g kind”, be said. “ We haven’t time nor place for you. It’s THERE IS still work for ex­ Mr. Ford. But the trial of Mr. intellectual lives. “The spirit of the To them what seemed to matter the fellow with cash, or the trained mechanic, we want. plorers on this earth. In the sou­ Scopes seems to have surpassed Tennessee trial is precisely,” ac­ more thern part of South America, 2,- them all. Even the lesser Ger­ cording to "The Evening Stand­ You are going to have a tough time, unless you can got work 000,000 Was mostly where we're bended square miles of territory country newspapers are re­ ard'” “the spirit of tile ecclesias­ for. as soon as you cross the line, and earn your own grub and have never been mapped out. man »t potted as carrying full accounts, tical courts of the latter Middle Not what wo was hilt what jvc'JI your own gasoline.” Think what that means in the way and the British press appears to Ages." After reading the reports bo Thnt Hounded- harsh anil undoubtedly wfts harsh.' ‘ But*H**’ ••pportunivy and* untouched liavf Ifliped unanimously upon the of Mr. W. 0. McGbeltart one'doubts In life ■and- in eternity— S e m in o le B u s in e s s E x c lia ic '^ e v news of this our latest, our most it. Not where we come from, mo nnd it is the sort of talk that many a follow needs who is travel- wu'11 '• ,eyom* ,n,nKin«tion. The British do not understand daggering barbarism. Mr. Lloyd you, ing blithely toward Florida vaguely expecting manna to OTHER day rubber jump­ George has one of his serious, in- Tennessee. But it is hardly sur­ 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postoffice But rather where we’re going to. tall from free manna trees and warm zephyrs to waft some edTHE to HO cents a pound. Yester­ accurate articles about it. "It prising, because some of us did L ' -' • i j( it wns selling above a dollar, corns incredible to us that it ever not seem to understand Tennessee No mnttcr where we Htnrted at, sort of mystic mantels to take the place of plain every-day day nnd the London market went wild. could arise, hut the belief or non- until quite recently. blue jeans. If man or monkey, fish or hnt, Our English friends who control Florida probably has room for every husky, willing work­ production We’re here, it doesn’t matter how. nnd know how to make The most important question now er who comes. Hut people who cannot or will not work should trusts profitable, IDEAS MAKE TIIE MILLIONS nre getting the Is how we read our title clear be compelled to show “visible means of support” when they benefit. Let us not complain. It OWENSBORO, KY., MESSENGER And where wo evolve from here. will help pay their American debt. —Dougins Malloch. cross the Florida line. Their prosperity means world -(VJohn W. Van Husen, of Boston, ing of the technique of weaving, he —— o-------prosperity. The only women who won’t lis­ IF I KNKW a miser, who gave up every kind of comfort­ author of the semi-soft collar now commissioned a textile expert to produce a doth adapted to his purten to gossip are those who are able living, all tin* pleasure of doing good to others, all the AN INCREASE in the price of worn by many men, was sued by a pore. The present suit has grow.i deaf. esteem of his fellow citizens, and the joys of benevolent rubber drives manufacturers to collaborator for .’10 per cent of the out of a dispute over royalties due -------- <>-------plan for smaller tires. Some man profits accruing from their contri­ the man who produced the cloth. There’s one thing worse than friendship, for tin.* sake of accumulating wealth. Poor Man, of intelligence will find a way to bution to the comfort of mankind, Whoever Tirst -aid “Necessity is going wrong; that’s staying said I, you pay too much for your whistle.— IJenj. Franklin. substitute steel springs for rubber the latter obtaining a verdict of tho mother of invention," certainly wrong. -----------------o----------------and produce a tire better than a 81,200,000, indicating that $1,000,- lacks no Instances to prove his NOTHING PUOCKKDH FROM nothingness, ns also noth­ rubber tire. Direct Benefit 000 has already been realized or, cane. A motor: t some years ug > We suppose It's the Morning Judge Gary ought to work thnt the idea. got tired of changing tires in the, Call that awakens Key West people ing passes away into non-existence.— Aurelius. From System out, through thu big steel com­ This is an interesting comment­ old-fashioned way. Out of his re­ ---------------- o----------------from their nightly slumbers. pany. . <>------ary on the reward which awaits bellion against the inconvenience A GOOD OPPORTUNITY is seldom presented, and is When you put system into saving, yon soon be- jj. p*. Key West citizens nre crying easily lost.—Syrus. he inventor of any device which of tire changing was horn the de­ (5. W, IUNMAN predicts that tanswers g et iMrect Ijonefit— nnd s lip by step you for wntcr. Another case of water, gin to get a universal want. Just as tachable rim which has netted him j -----------------o-----------------------"the next British squeeze" will interesting Open an water everywhere but not a drop is the manner in which climb higher to financial success a fortune of almost romantic size | MANY A MAN fails to become a thinker for the sole come in oil. Our supplies, he says, Van Husen came to enter the col- An obscure printer in Lowell' to drink. count with u.s today. have reached the •- — o ■ - reason that his memory is too good.— Nietzsche. found that nailing pieces of rub-! At nny rate Charles (I. Dawes ber on his hei I * teiicved the w cari-; w i a l i r " « ■ * a r r '^ Hi citizens in the rubber inotiop*,,, i,; „„ , ,, had more success in Europe with ness attendant mi walking around 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts MY FAVORITE STORIES hia plans than he Is having with h's shop, lie has made million.; will help also in exploiting, at high M the senate. By IRVIN S. COBH painful and healed slowly. After since in the manufacture of rubber prices, their oil deposits scattered bearing — — <v — .. up under this harden for heels. all over the world. Our office boy says he doesn’t years, and being loath to adopt the Here are a couple uf small ones, contractors.’* There are unnumbered roads to like moat of these bathing suits presented in the hope that one or Here’s the other one, which has who ow n',,*'*er i8"*1 c,,**1,r with is propensity wealth, one of the most reliable WISE AMERICANS because there isn’t much of ’em of folding up in the heat, it oc­ heing to observe one’s own wants,| the other or both of them may a; - to do with n retail clothing mer­ wells that can’t he drained Will j curred S e m i n o l e ([[o u n fij j ^ a n k to like. to him that a tightly woven \ to consider whether they are not chant and his friend: conserve their oil. peal to the business man: —------ O-------unstarched fabric would make an also the wants of others, and to atThe dealer was boasting of the Foolish Americans will buy oil Tho Prince of Wales has taken } A delegation of Easterners—■ sagacity of his head clerk. udmirahlc collar. Knowing noth-'tem pt to meet them. stocks worth nothing. to grMf but wt have an idea that members of the Board of Trade* "That feller Jake," he said, h<* will huve a hard time falling of some seafloanl city—were tour-1 "that’s the smartest hoy in the K s > S T R E N G T H - SER V IC E - P R O G R E S S < ^ ^ ! l '1 HIS SHuUI.il he read at tlnLET’S WRITE OUR HALF off a golf stick. lug the West, At their first 1world. You don’t believe it, huh’.’ monkey trial. Egyptian archeolo­ —— o------glimpse of the Bail l.unils of Listen: I prove it to you. Only ATLANTA JOURNAL They’ve named a new kind of North Dakota one of the travelers, yesterday there comes in here a gists have uncovered Tut-AnkhAmen’s bridal palace, more thun cherry ufter Albert of Belgium. a builder and real estate man, re- ( poor willow woman whose husband •Sixty years ago Ihu words "cop-1 who fought and hied in combat years old. There the King Showing that there are still several t marked as he peered ft.... the car just had died, She wanted to get b,0110 ■rhend and 'rebel' were, above against ihe Southern soldier whose started a new religion and, by the l> ‘; advantages in heing a king. window upon the sterile anil for- some clothes to bury him in. Mason-Dixnn line, the ultim- valor they have recognized so way, probably had monkeys in it, i —----- o--------bidding landscape: | And what did Jake do? I tell although _ ate epithets, fighting words. Child- gracefully. the various animals in Today's best laugh: "No one "Say, it looks to me like the you: Not only did he sell her the Only half of the tribute to the Were trculeif as" gods? not | r,'n <)f South grew up thinking should adopt the early bird policy Lord must have been tired when most expensive suit what we had iIEgypt gray dad hosts has been written, nerely as relations. “ damn Yankee was one wurd— ne r without first ascertaining wheth­ he got this far and turned the rest in stock hut lie got her to take an G T o Alexander the Great, after con-1 Draw tho curtain over the lapse rho remainder must come from| er he classes as a bird or a worm. if the joli over to a bunch of sub-'extra pnir of trousers." years. Southerners themselves. Southern­ ;uering Egypt, gained approval.0^ Arkansas Gazette. Less than two years ago a ers in sentiment and Southerners and loyalty by bowing and wor>«■■ o--------shiplng'the nacrcil gmi Apis.'an oic Northern statesman, whose own in their undying devotion to the WHERE DID YOU GET IT? The little girl down the street All gods looked alike to Alexanf;ilher hud bled nt the bite of heroes of the Confederacy. can’t understand why the basehall OWENSBORO, KY., MESSENGER The South’s half of the trib­ der, educated by Aristotle. i'hudly Confederate steel, arose in fans yell, “steal a base" when they _____ -the halls of congress and deliv- ute to tho South’s own soldiers ’ know well enough thnt the player Thero Is a legend, based either tasia Impromptu, tlmt the popular A "ROUND TRIP" letter, Hc„ t ' t;rt’4 « ru lin g eulogy to the un­ will have been accomplished when' Is tming to leave it right where on fact ur on Ihu possibility that it "Castle of Dreams" was inspired to Chicago by air mail, remaile! conquerable heroism ot the Soldier Southerner’s push to glorious com-! it Is. When you first showed me the Dia­ might easily lie a fact, wliich says by tiie Minute Waltz of the same in Chicago, if I Fiction and sale of every single '• was delivered in New "f lhe South. that in Germany years ago a . immortal, anil that the Beethoven York 12 hours later. The flying mond Heavy Service Cord and talked the majority of one of the 2,5000,000 Confederate I' A congress, Blacksburg. Virginia, had a light group of monks offered a substun- [ Minuet wns the source of two latwhose members were of Northern i Memorial coins ami this cannot bl­ time was only 10 hours. The rest so enthusiastically about it, I told snowfall yesterday white Phoen­ tiul sum lo anyone who could pro- ter-day tunes, "Rose of No Man’s and Eastern descent and tradition,! done unless Southerners themselves ix, Arizona reported the mercury duce five bars of original music. I Land" and "Apple Blossom Time delay. you it would have to be a wonderful Two thousand i 'es in 16 Imuri passed by unanimous vote this absorb the coins, at one hundred and twelve. San­ I hee rest oi of the trie legend is Is that no1 no! III in Normandy." Normandy.” Other observers is progress _________ __________ __ _ _______ _____ _ _ ___ It. , ; 1„seem slow. in Northerner’s bill' to authorize th *-1 The _pride of Southerns in their: tire to stand up under tho punish­ ford was pleasant with the ther­ one jet has seen fit to claim the discern traces of three older mclu- sixteen ■* * - . miles 1,1 fissue ........# sin i tConfederate I... in . 11t* _ i .... t ...............«: years. Fi „• hundred of *12,500 dollars Southland nndi itheir veneration of | mometer registering eighty. inonuy. ment from my trucks, as the BMvico , ,, . . , j tiie* in the well-known "Banana most* magnificent ' * tribute ev er, their heroes have been loudly ncjjm>‘ ■ - - o-------The talr is recalled by the cur-1 song, and link the current "Mar-' and hour will bo "reasonably fast" the is unusually severe. paid by an American congress to claimed. They have been hereto- j This seems to be one of the rent researches of various students I cheta" with a theme from tho over- by that time. any cause or people- coin* bear-(fore, never been questioned, but a times of the ypnr when the road tnto the origin of jazz tunes, an lure of "Merry Wives of Windsor" However, I m ust now confess that PROFESSOR SHAW tells the ing the Imprint, "Memorial to the challenge has been issued. hog flourishes the pioat plenti­ activity stimulated possibly by Finally, there is the instance of Valor of the Soldiers of * he South.” | It is up to Southerners to pro-1 I have never found a tire tho equal of world and New Y'ork University’,! fully. The road hog, you know, Thomus A. Edison s threat to hire a settlement by the puhli-h rs of Half of the tribute has been vide the answer, is the individual who wnnts the arrangers to syncorinte the classics >"Avalon" for an indebtedness to summer .school that here only wo­ this Heavy Service Cord. You can men a,ix* cultured—by which he- written. And it was written by the 1 BUY CONFEDERATE MEMwhole road. He likes to drive thus avoiding royalty payments on the composer of “I u T say that with my full permission. osen. men na that they alone combine sons and grandsons ot brave men ORIAL COINS! slowly In the middle of tho road, new dance tunes. While theL* EdiWhich lends us lo won*It-r whe­ knowledge with refinement and in­ so thnt anyone behind him can sou project shocked some com­ ther airs and others are ul- tellectual interest. eta-- behind, wen if it is nt a mentators, others look it philo­ wuys these quired to include a atratling con­ consciously cabbaged front rnr.U'n pare. He also plows ahead sophically, observing that since Contemporary Comment; trast.—Boston Transcript. regardless of intersections, and many a modern dance theme li !iun.l!“r'•if,"’ ,','r l h1uther’ fl"co tho! THAT ISN’T exactly so. The c" M|l*lnatlons professor Idmself is cultured, nod he always makes the other fellows paralleled In the classics anyway, uf tnesiraf * "A raxaphone will last as long in nature a plum becomes a l u c n t p u r il e i take the ditch on u narrow road. Edison might as well Jo his bor­ or musici, notes is obviously « . so in his way, is Irving Berlin. prune. In politics the prune* fre­ us fifteen years," declares a trade ' * , ' ‘V ’" W 4 j,e 1 ,1 ,1 *nfe in who writes song*. But there is Since the road hog is too sel­ rowing directly. Sanford, Florida quently get the plums.—Pottsviile journal. Not if we can help It.— fish to consider others, tiie only , th*n!LU |1' must' he i,,rea4y no doubt at all that women have Journal. Sigmund Spaeth touched thu oxhaullu?1 Punch. oshamted. I iwro a good I le ail men along the road of knowremedy would seeni to be to ram subject in one of his wurk)*, point book somewhere on thh subject h ilgt*. Without women men would him with an armored car. He ought ing out tlmt “l Am Always Chas­ ale Truth U stranger than fiction. me, if u musical theorist with still live in caves hunting and eatt to 1m- allowed to drive at all.— ing Rainbows" was derived from Startling contrasts in dress pat­ More than $78,000,000 worth of Ij mpn Times. terns are said to Ik* coming. Won­ corsets were made last yend—J* the theme melody of Chopin's Fnn- U - '^ h U ^ lh U r U e 1, " ...... ,ik° ,,,h,'r’ nml th°. Wl111 ,,ni der is i; how much material will be re- Columbia Record. CASH LUMBER Chance of a Life Time 1H P ric e $ 1 9 .0 0 p e r A c re S a n f o r d , F la . M erchants Wight Bros. Co* D ia m o n d © r e s �Naval stores totaling 40,000 bar­ rels wero shipped from St. Aug­ ustine in 1779. The value was 36 Twice as many wives bring di­ shilings per barrel. The gov­ vorce suits as do husbands in tho ernment added a bounty o? ten shillings per barrel. .state of Florida. TELEPHONE:—Res. 428-J. | Lovely Bridge Party Given By Misses Cox And Zachary Tuesday social tlendat T ■hursday. n No lands were granted railroads during Governor Jennings' admin­ istration and when he left office there were in the Fund four mil­ lion acres of land and $000,000 In cash. Governor William D. Bioxham, who se:rved during 1*07-1001, sold k -' four million acres of the Ever' glades nrM other overflow lands to Hamilton Dlsston for one mil­ lion dollars. ’> • ■ —----- -------------- — ........ —. In 1772 Florida shipped 40,000 pounds of indigo to London where it brought high prices. s Large Growth Vocational Expenditures for the first six of this year by tho State roed department amounted to $4,Education In State Shown months 182,706.11. A profusion of zinnias ninde the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Zach­ of the couples get­ Report Recently Published tingTwo-thirds ary unusually attractive Tuesday divorces in Florida have no night when Alisa Margaret Zach­ : children, according to a report of ary and Miss Margaret Cox de­ TALLAHASSEE, July 11.~ states next year and annually the state statistician. lightfully entertained at bridge. The places were marked by tal­ Growth of vocational education in thereafter. The money available for use in The northern boundary of Flo­ lies in the shape of hearts, dia­ Florida from 166 pupils in 1918-19 •rs arc urged to t>e monds, spades and clubs. After a to 4,085 in 1923*2 1 Is shown in Florida is apportioned for use in rida was fixed a t tho illst paral­ visiting Stars will pleasant evening of cards, scores information made public by tho the agricultural or trade nnd in­ lel by treaty between the United were counted and Miss Mina How-1state department of education, nm dustrial field on tho basis of the States and Spain in 1795. >me. rural or urban population com­ there a pared to tho whole population of The divorce average among schools in the state where voca- the state. For home economics ed­ r a i l by Boosters' couples in Florida that have child­ a maximum of 20 percent ren is only " t" ing five for negroes. ■«** ucation h young * S ”h-rAr,:r 1.91, it is shown in n of the trade and industrial fund a deck of cards enclosed survey of the divorce courts re­ is allowed. s t r a w s awarded The principal aim of the trainin a lenthor case. Consolation foil In discussing the possibilities of cords. to Miss Marion Hand, who w as! is to fit tho student for usepresented a miniature deck u f , fl,) employment in the vocation, this class of training in Florida, The State road department had cards. |it being generally consiiiered that tho state board of vocational its credit with the State treas­ At the conclusion of the game a }' should be 11 years of age training, which is identical with to urer at the close of the fiscal Spell on Celery Av- salad course was served. |'»2fore he is guided directly into the state board of education, year, June JO, the sum of $1,090,says in a published document: Those playing bridge were: lin^Tvocation. 221.31. “There are approximately 25.Jui meeting of the Misses Shinholser, Francis 1 Vocational training, under proJut the Presbyterian Dutton, Lillian Marion Hand, Perry Leo visions of the Smith-Hughes act, C00 boys between the ages of 14 West Florida’s first governor I . afternoon at 4 o - Bell, Mildred Cnmpliell of Abe-11» divided into three major activ- nml 20 who have dropped from George Johnstone, lie served deen, N. C., Minn Howard, SnralBirs: Agricultural education for school and are working on farms was IVarren Eastcrby will Warren Easterby nml Ralph Wood­ high school boys preparing for in Florida. This condition indi­ during 1764-1766. Pensacola was Johnstone was a t „ shower Fndny ruff, Robert Thrasher, Hilliard agricultural service, and on a part- cates the need for part-time edu­ the capital. cation in our schools. In most Scotchman. (menting Mrs. O. T. Mai pas, time nnd evening trade extension Locke Merriweathor, marriage was a re- Earle E. Jones, Dr. W. D. Cox, basis for those already at work in cases these hoys who are eligible victims of circumstances and The first governor of East Flo­ Shelton Sossman and John Hud­ agricultural pursuits; trade and in­ arc |udy class of Metho- gins. rida under British control was dustrial education for boys and are hard to reach or inspire. We have only begun to realize James Grant who served during |dl-day picnic at home girls who have left school and , Chappell. All lahave gone to work at an ear . ;, the problem of training girls and 1763-1771. St. Augustine was the Jack Duren Host At age, employed persons who wis.' r women in home-making. There are cnpital. Grant was a Scotchman. are invited. few girls reached learn a trade, and employed comparatively Dance Tuesday Night to present through the home eco persons who wish to extend their at The year 1901 was Florida’s monies course in tho public schools coolest knowledge in the trade they arc with a rnenn temperature A delightful event of Tuesday already engaged in; and homo The number of schools offering of 68.8 degrees. O R n short time, n Special Wcstinghousc ElccThe warmest year home economics course is inevening was the dance given at economics for high school girls ami trie 1 ‘ Cooking ' * “Expert is with us answering ques­ was 1911 with 72.3 degrees as the the home of Jack Duren on West ** h tions, nnd explaining nil nbout electric cooking. mean temperature. « -<•*"« „ M i «: First Street. During the even­ &*"■ Be sure to come; sample the food baked nnd cooked 4 , , , ! quire a t least one unit of home nnner of Pulatkn is ing punch was served nnd spien Records show that most of the riorums allotment of federal| economics of their girl graduates, In th e famous Wcstinghousc Automatic Electric Miss Anna Kannor. did music was furnished by a lo­ money in 1926 to carry on this Even with this requirement we divorces are among city couples. cal orchestra. Range. No obligation. Don’t miss it. .... and L. V. Dunne A number of Sanford’s younger training, when matched by state cannot reach ail the high school It is shown that Central Florida money, makes evnilnble next year girls who need it, for not all high which is mostly rural has fewer week end in Lake- set enjoyed the occasion. nnd each year thereafter except, schools are accredited.” It is es- divorces than northeast and south­ A number of the young people as influenced by tho United States Unrated that there are 136,000 ern Florida where there are cities Peek ha* ns her of the Intermediate B. Y. P, U. census the sum ot $131,141.96. | girls in the state who may be of good size. Elizabeth Mitchell, of visited the Baptist Assembly Congress appropriated $7,354,0001reached through tlu* vocational th*.* training in home economics. The first large sales of the Ev­ which is being held nt DeLaml for apportionment among THE ELECTRIC RANGE WITH THE CLOCK erglades Inmi under Governor N. Tuesday. The party motored over B. Broward was made in 19117 to T. L. Lingo nnd in the morning, attending the; It. J. Rolls, \iju> died in 1917. The liedo were visitors to morning classes held there. In the Elopers? contract called for a payment of afternoon the young people enjoy­ Vday. Sanford Electric Co. $1,000,000 by Mr. Holies, who 2 ed n swim at DeLeon Springs. » INCOItl'OltATIUI would receive 500,000 acres. Three and Mrs. MorAmong those who went were: loolcy fourths of this amount was to he R Geneva, were visi- Misses Lo retie Vickery, Pauline 116 Magnolia Avenue used for drainage by the state nnd and Minnie Beth Echols, Clara frd yesterday. 5 one fourth to be turned into pub­ ■■■UNHIM■■■■■■■■■■ b » b b h u m Fuqua, Grace Lossing, Louise lic school fund. ■ndeI and daughter, Sloan, Mildred Sloan and Lily Delights Sanford Housewives Ihe past week in St. Vickery. Monday and Tuesday With the guest of friends. ( ’ o o k i n g Demonstrations LIBRARY STORY HOUR A - _ A i'ilkic, of Atlanta, Gn., Miss Helen Vcrnay will have Much interest was manifested of her sisters, Mrs. charge of tho ..... ............ .. ....... Story Hour next and Miss Velma Wil- Saturday morning a t 10 o'clock, Monday nm! Tuesday afternoons by ■ 4 __ _ ___ _ land all children are invited to be the women of Sanford in the elec­ present. Twenty-five attended tric cooking demonstrations of Clnra Berry nt the Sanford friends of Tim Keene last week, and ail enjoyed the Mrs. Electric oCmpnuy on Mngnotin stories told by Miss Margaret fto know that he is seAvenue. Mrs. Berry, representing fet the Fcrnahl-Laugh- Zachary. Additional numbers were .the II • WcstingleniM' Electric Cem-.i. It ♦,,n“ given by Elizabeth Lefflug. Haze}w 3*5 fd- ,-i r t r r : >*pany tif Atlanta, Gn., will give her Sasser- and ' ItiMmrd4Hirtitli' third nnd final demonstration tills | Knnner will return afternoon nt 2:30 o’clock and ex-| PICNIC PARTY KNJJOYED inn Daytona Beach, nfpects n larger number of local An enjoyable event of Tuesday lg a delightful week night was tho picnic held by the housewives to attend than were • * • o Baptist Young People's Union out present at either of the first two nt Palm Springs. The party loft demonstrations. Jones nnd baby, who the church about 7 o’clock and nioithe guests of Mrs. tored out to the springs. A re­ Gnhngin have returned freshing swim was enjoyed by the 444444444444444 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -i * 4 4 4 *■ young people after which a boun­ tiful picnic lunch was served. A % Lawton, Miss Eliz- good crowd was in attendance. Children's Dresses und Mrs. J. II. I.ee, V.’ cat Tuesday in San* THANKS We wish to extend here our most m heartfelt thanks and gratitude to many friends and orgnnizaWilson nnd little the 1 y Anno of Orlando tions. that gave flowers and ten$1.25...................................... 95c ■ + r*. Wilson's mother, dered us their sympathy during j the recent illness of our little son puck. and brother, William S|emper. Mr. and Mrs. John Stemper and Kannor returned |a pleasant stay in Family. guest, Miss Jean $2.25 and $2.50 Dresses Ipanied her. Selected Immigration i aesasw A ' %»rs» 'sonals F i W e stto g h o u se U S E ELECTRIC STOVE SHOWN BY MRS. BERRY W it U h ■ iV f■ Ml dll one half day Ml X Sizes 4 to 10 in nice quality Ging­ ham. All nicely made. Regular \ * m V, knd William Luke Urged In Queensland fram Laurens, S. C., 10 Jays with their BRISBANE, July 15—Tho need D. Lake. for the selection of immigrants, de-1 L .— J j portation of convicted aliens and) es, after spending! Die keeping of a record of all id$1.95 ith her sister Mrs'| IL*ns in the commonwealth is sires-1,. "‘"vV-'T is , has returned t<j ‘ . ., . ' ■ , 1 inghouse automatic electric iron, [Jacksonville. under chief s ecu-1 a iy and commis- r , • . ’ Missing since Juno 25, these two ar simier of prices, who was recently *neon's ‘ ^ tielieved to have eloped, Charles demonstration. ■4444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -*■V ,•*.*M I.» 44unpointed heaii of a Royal Com­ >R Kirkpatrick, 35, was a Sunday 4444444444444444444444444444444Oplingt-r nnd three mission to inquire into the social Tuesday afternoon was spent in school •> m teacher in McGregor. Mich., of Waycross, Ga., and economic effect of the increase making cakes cooked by Mrs. Ber­ and Miss Ruby Ilopru, 17, was :: |■ several weeks with in number of aliens in North ry on electrical apparatus manu­ formerly a mnid in his home, Kirk­ .. p its. S, J. Riggers. factured by the West ing house patrick has threw children. Queensland. Today, it was announc­ Mr. Ferry suggests a stricter company. prland and Mrs. R. L. she will cook a complete din­ “Marcy Lee” Ladies’ House Dresses medical examination and expres­ ed, $3.50 Children’s Dresses liidren of Pinckard, ses ner, showing that with the use of French Give Opinion tho view that the existence of |e guests of Mr. Borelectrical stoves, n housewife can Iter, Mrs. L. li. tlchols. foreign clubs is undesirable. The prepare a meal without becoming On Chinese Problem preestn alien influx is largely from overheated. jitzgeralj i.[ here on Sicily and Northern Italy, the em­ PARIS, July 15.—This is not J igrants going into the sugar in­ Bhe interest of the the time, it was said in French a dustry. J1 Telephone Co. She official circles today, for negoti- * for the remainder of A gulden plover on the Pacific atlona seeking a revision of fore- § ign territorial privilnge* in China, n Coast flies 2,000 miles from Alas­ Opinion wa expressed that the cs- JJ Jniiil son, Marion and ka to the Hawaiian Islands, sentinl preliminary for th« pro- 5 I*”1'1 *mi. Rrueo, left posed nine power Chinese cconferNOTICE fanipji after spendSANFORD Local Carpenter's Un­ STOCKHOLM. July 15—As n trace is that China restore onier 2 f with their brother, ion No. 1751 will have a social preliminary t" plans for reorganiz­ and show that she can maintain meeting Thursday evening, July ing the navy, there will be held in it. “MILL END” AND REMNANT SALE SATURDAY. |rs. N. |{_ (Jarner have 16th. at regular meeting ntace. the Baltic this summer the most Henry Griswold, one of \\ iscon-*ir new- cottage at All members nnd wives are re­ extensive Swedish naval manoevros since 1911. The king will bo in sin's most illustrious retired far­ Knch. Also Mr. nml quested to be present. mers. got 3,05(1 eggs frum 16 pul­ command. thrasher and family BARBECUE The Swedish fleet at present con­ lets confined in a pen six feet ami .Mrs. Garner. EAT BERBECUE Sandwiches at sists of 11 vessels, of which 42^ be­ wide, eight feet long, and eight Mr . Charles Evans of New Filling Station, three miles long ot the coast defense; 37 to feet high hut year. 111! arrive today to he out Snnford Avc. Open for bus­ local units nnd 32 to the reserve. Included in the main fleet, designed L't Mra. H. L. Gibson, iness Monday, July 20th. GUsta Ernestine. Cornell's great entirely for defensive purposes, arc Holstein cow which died last year, loirs. Evans will under* 12 battleships. 10 destroyers, one left a world’s record in lifetime P 'l j n at the FernahlNotice Ladies— f>spital. armored cruiser and a number of I production by giving in her six­ For New Mattresses, renovating, tomedo boats and submarines. teen year:; of service 202,005 material* In view of the impending rear- pounds of milk. Mm. DeWight Do La in upholstering, upholstery CALI. ganization, appropriations for this,*___ this morning for their in Del.and. Mr. and Sanford ssr J W f K C .... .b™i »d 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - X 4 4 + 4 4 * 4 + + 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * U [returned Monday from Mattress Factory cided upon last year. The future i part y gn the experience be gain- u B E s m i a i a i s ji^ ^ a H H a a H H g B a a H M B u n a B a a H n n a H B H a a a i i M a a H t f n i i a u M n u i i a a u M H H H M i i u a i a a a s i n a a x a B a a a a B a B a i i a a a a i u a |'P to North Carolina, policy will depend partly ,on the|w l during the maneuvers. Phone IU2-51 report the roads fine. Plain colored voiles and small check, French gingham. Some hand embroidered. Thursday sale E 4 to 10 years. Swedish Meet To S t a g e M aneuvers In Baltic Sea Soon In imported voiles “hand embroider­ ed” all fast colors. Also imported ginghams. Sale price............... $2.95 a la New styles for street and house wear. Made of fast colored pereals and gingham. All sizes............$2.25 each Pajama check, yard wide. Bleaching and colored rem nants. The Y ow ell atch Com pany Thursday’sHcvctld fov Outlet’s Announcement m l *1 �THE SANTORt) HERALD, WEDNESDAY,JTULYJjk PAGE SIX Pancho Villa Dies While U ndergoing Operation Tuesday Celery-Feds L ose 2 One I « d eliv er «re«k. I per >*i SPRC bo* leva, and not *4pr*n *«r at I G a m e s 1 o L a k e la n d ; _ O • ; _ .. t> 'J o a n ro rd * \T J m se n a t o_____ rs l o s e IN o se d U u t CHICAGO, July IB.—Chicago made it three out of four front Celerymen Play Good Game of Ball I hn> Conce FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Half) 1 - 1Brm^nsSlnuilhterWnshinprlon Highlanders Come From b e ­ hind in First to Win Ry Score of 5 to 3 and Second By Scant Score of 8 to 7 BIBLI SA’) brethr of got live ir end r Cor. : How They Stand B atting Order of Sanford (Jel (o Vance A fter He Had Won Six Straight; (Jinnls Team Changed; Return to Win Three Out of Four Sanford for Thursday Tilt From C;:ba; Red Sox Win LAKELAND, July 15.—The BROOKLYN, July 15.—Pitts­ Highlunders won both ends of a double header here against Snn- burgh defeated Brooklyn Tuesday, ford Tuesday, with Ery on the 8 to 5, stopping Dazssy Vance’s mound. The Highlanders rallied winning streak nfter tho Dodger in each game and came from be­ nee had won six straights. It was hind to win, the first by G to 3, and the third victory for the Pirates in the four game series. The lea­ the second 8 to 7, gue leaders scored all of their FIRST GAME runB off Vance, who lasted only The Box Score four innings. They made 11 of SANFORD AB it H PO A E their 13 hits off him nnd stole Frisbie, ss. .. „ 5 2 2 2 o 0 seven bases. Ydo went the route Cusack, 2li...... 4 0 2 2 3 0 for tho victors. In the sixth and Cuney, rf........4 0 l 1. 0 0 seventh innings, Milton Stock was Moore, if. . . . . . . 3 0 0 2 0 0 credited with six consecutive as­ McQuo, 3b...... 3 0 1 3 3 0 sists, which are believed to bo a Wade, cf......... 4 0 2 1 0 0 major league record. Bailey, lb ...... 4 0 0 8 0 2 Score by innings: Alford, c............ 4 1 1 4 2 0 Pittsburgh .. 130 309 000-8-13-5 Kelly, p.......... 2 0 1 9 3 0 Brooklyn .. .. 003 110 000-5-11-4 Crawford, x, .. I 0 0 0 0 0 ' Batteries: Ydo nnd Gooch; Vance, Oeachger, Khrhnrdt, Given T o t a ls ........ 34 3 10 24 11 2 and DeBerry. xBatted for Kelly in Oth. LAKELAND AD R II PO A E PHILADELPHIA WINS Buckley, 2b. .. . . 4 1 1 3 2 0 PHILADELPHIA, July 15.— Brazier, cf.........3 1 1 0 0 0 Doyhl,* ss.............. 3 1 1 2 2 0 Philadelphia made it three out of Dumas, If.......... 4 0 2 5 0 O four by taking the last game of Edwdrd.1, lb. .. I 0 2 (i 0 0 the series with St. Louis hero Johnson, rf-cf.„ 3 1 0 2 0 0 Tuesday, six to four. Williams' Ponder, 3b.........4 1 1 0 1 0 homo run with two on base in Francis, c............3 o ] » 0 o the 8th inning ended Dickermnn’s Johnson, ........... 2 0 0 0 0 0 effectiveness. Blades It it a home Ery, p........ .. .. 2 0 (I 0 2 0 run inside the park in the fifth Surface, rf.......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 inning. Score by innings: St. Louis . DPI ill I 001—1-10-2 Totnls .. .. .. 32 5 9 27 7 O Philadelphia 000 10(1 1 lx—(I- 9-0 Score by Innings: Batteries: Dickerson, Sothoron* Sanford.................. 120 000 000 - 3 and OT'amdl; Pearce, Knight and Lakeland............... 200 012 OOx—5 llenline. Summary: Two base hit, Cusack (2), Frisbie, Brazier, Dumas, GIANTS DEFEAT Cl IIS Stolen base, Francis. Sacrifice, NEW YORK, July 15.—New Moore, Kelly, Doyle. Double play, Buckley to Doyle to Edwards; Cu­ York made it three out of four sack and McQue. Left on base, over the Chicago Cubs by winning Jack Sanford'7 ; Lakeland 7. Ilian on Tuesday's game, (! to 3. ‘•bulls, off- Kvlly 3; Johnson ■!. Bentley was on the mound for the ' StrdCk out by Kelly 4 ; Jackson champions, who held the Cubs to 3 ; Ery 2, Hits, off Johnson •! in eight scattered hits and was never 4 Innings; of Ery 4 in 4. Winning in trouble. Score by Innings: pitcher,E ry. Umpire, Picll. Time Chicago . .. 200 ODD 100—3- 8-2 New York .. 210 300 OOx 0-12-0 Batteries: Keen, Blala-, Jacobs SECOND GAME and Hartnett; Bentley and Gowdy, The Box Score SANFORD AB R H PO A REDS BEAT BROWNS Moore, If...............3 l i) 5 o BOSTON, July 15, -Cincinnati ‘Cusack, 2b....... 4 1 1 0 0 bad one big inning, the sixth, io Curloy, rf......... 5 0 1 () o which Cooney and Genowieh were Frisbie, as. _ 4 2 1 I l pummelled for nine i uns, tho Red i McQue, ............ 4 2 3 l 2 winning from the lb don Brave . Wade, cf.............. 3 1 2 1 0 Tuesday, 9 to (i. A fly hull which Bailey, lb. „ 2 0 I) 7 0 Welch lost in the sun, was respon­ Alford, c............ 4 0 2 5 0 sible for threu runs. Although Chapman, p. .. .. 3 0 0 l ;; Lmpio was taken from the game Crawford, p....... I 0 0 0 1 before Cincinnati’s big inning, the official scoter credited the game , - •• *4iL 7 10x22 to him. X Ohe out when winning Score by innings: scored. Cincinnati . 000 1109 noil—9 13 I LAKELAND AB R II P0 Boston lno old up) <: to-2 Buckley, %l>. a,.. :t 0 1 3 Batteries: Lu00 >, Biemiller and Johnson, cf-rf .. 5 2 3 1 Hargrave; Coon... 1i 'newich, VaiDoyle, .. • 2 () 1 l gros, Knmp and O'Neill. Dumas, If. .... .. 2 0 0 3 Edwards, lb. „ 4 1 I 8 Surface, rf, .. .. 4 0 0 1 P n l i i l , >• *llt I 11 ii 1 Ponder, Fruncw Craig, 1 Luther, Ery, p. Brazier. Yesterday’s Results New York Tuesday when Illnnkenship shut out the Yankees, 3 to 0, in a pitching duel with Shocker. Hamm’s single and Schnlk's doub­ le gave the locals a run in tho seventh nnd singles by Shecly nnd Falk and n triple by Hooper neltnl two more in the eigth. Non? of the visitors reached third base. Johnny Mostil, who had hit safely in sixteen consecutive games, fail­ ed to get a hit yesterday. Score by innings: New York .. .. 000 000 000- 0- 5-1 Chicago .. .. „ ono 000 12x—3-11-0 Militaries: Shocker and Bongough; Blankenship and hchnlk. SENATORS LOSE ST. LOUIS, July 15.—The St. Louis Browns went into fourth place in the American League by defeatingthe Washington Sena­ tors Tuesday, 14 to 3. The Browns won three out of the four games in the* aeries nnd went over the .500 mark for the first time this year. Sisler’smen got nine­ teen hits, includingKen Williams’ twenty-first homo run of the sea­ son which came in tho sixth in­ ning with two men on. Score by innings: Washington . (100 001 002— 3- 8-1 St. Louis .. 032 901 23x—11-19-1 Russell, Ogdon and Rue!, Sever* led; Danforth and Hargrave. T am p a............ Lakeland........ St. Petersburg Sanford ......... NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P ittsburgh................-18 29 New Y o rk ............. 10 32 Brooklyn................. 10 40 Cincinnati ................ 39 -10 Philadelphia..........39 42 St. Louis „ ..............38 43 C hicago.................... 35 .15 B oston................ - 33 49 Pet .022 .COE .500 . 194 .481 .401) .432 .102 Washington Philadelphia Chicago .. . St. Louis .. Detroit Cleveland .. New York . Boston....... SOUTHERN LEAGUE Won Lost Now O rleans........... 52 31 A tlan ta................... 47 45 Memphis ................. 48 41! N ashville................ 43 41 M obile.................... 45 47 Chattanooga .. . .. .. 12 44 Little Rock ............ 39 48 Birmingham........... 40 47 SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., July 15.—Pancho Villa, fly-weight champion of the world, died at n hospital here Tuesday, while un­ dergoing an operation for an in­ fection of the throat that develop­ ed from an infected tooth. I)r. C. K. Hoffman said the box­ er suffered under tliu anesthetje. Dr. Hoffman was preparing to op­ erate when Villa's heart stoppid. Artificial respiration failed to re­ vive the patient. Villa, whose real name was Francisco Hilledo, went to the hos­ pital Monday night to have a glandular affection of the throat attended to. The throat swelling was a complication of a jaw in- Real Eatato Auction Sales. . Pet .5'.): .511 .511 .494 .182 .48£ .471 .451 U.S. Fleet To Soon Disburse $2,000,(100 Among Australians; feet inn caused by ulcerated teeth, aB U » ll jfnmltr McEurin here on July I. lie was urtoblo to go *n the against McLarin until nfter « den­ tal surgeon removed one.of his wisdom teeth. Against the mivice of the physician nnd with a swollen jaw that was plainly d 8eernablc to the ringsulors, Villa entered the ring. While showing little of his old spirit he weather­ ed the rounds but lost the decis- In ‘ I f Cl,.y U b IIh of s :, Near LoMing sialio A Five Acre Celery For Five Thousand I EASY TERMS AI.SO Wl Three Corner I.ols in kach One n Ilnrtrnf KUUPP INTERESTS IN SPAIN ESSEN. July 15—Works in their expansive policy have become the partners nnd organizers of n lo­ comotive and machine factory in Barcelona, Spain. In Valencia and Taragonn they have ncriuircd an REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phr First National Bank I „ . __ Sales Force: M ta Heleni H p e, Mr. w . c . .McU, Maxwell Stewart. Let us sell your property ON THE OCEAN Fi >0N t Daytona Reach AT AUCTION Overlooking tho New Pier and Dunce Wo nre permanently located in Sanford OUIt SALES FORCE are EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. If you have Property you w ant sold— and kiss it good-bye, Bathing Delirious .Meals ALLEN AND BRENT 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla Finest Dining Room Service on TIGERS LOSE D DETROIT, July 15.—Philudel- t« phiu went on another batting or- d. gy Tuesday to defeat tho Detroit ri Tigers 12 to I, winning three out b of the four game scries. Leonard ti \Yii:i unable to bold the athletics in A check and though lie passed no f< men ami struck out morn players than Groves, he was struck for 20 hi hits, while the Tigers were aldo in to collect only 7. <■; Score by innings: at Philadelphia 102 III 300-12-201 hi D etroit........00J 020 001— 4- 7-2 ui Il;:tlories: Groves nnd Perkins; ni Leonard’ ami Bnader, Woodall. ,| ornts, Totals ......... 31 8 II 24 7 3 Score by innings: Sanford ................. 101 020 (Ml—7 L a k e l a n d .............. l»)2 005 01—H (Called eighth, darkness). Summary: Two base hit. Wuile, Buckley. Stolen base, Johnson, SaerjlheA Wade, Bailey, Buckley, Double play, Crawford and Haile/, Left on bone, Sanford h; Lakeland 10. Base on balls, off Chapman 2; Crawford 2; Craig 3; E ry 1. Struck out by Chapman 3; Crawford 2; Craig 1; Ery 1. Bits off Chapman 10 in 0 2-3; off Crawford, t in 1 2-3; off Craig U b\.t> .innings; off Ery 1 in 2. Winning pitcher, Ery. Losing pitcher, Crawford. Umpires, I'iuh. s (James FLORIDA STATE LKAGl.’l Sanford at Lakeland. St. Petersburg at Tatupa, AMERICAN LEAGL'i Boston at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit. New York a t Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. NATIONAL fJ’A St. Louis at New Yelk, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh ill Host op Being tick in laid is awful, l! give* you too much time to think *s B e tte r , .4 PO LAR IN E NOW IS THE TIMl IN ON (.’ROUND OILS & GREASES Ft pays to standardize on Polar ine. Nothing will do keep your motor in tip-top condition. For Further Information Call at Montezuma Hotel, m o r e to �Hr <JK5ES - rsn —- V \ — ■ )NESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. .... PAGE is no Substitute for Classified Directory to rt Daily Hamid IT AD. RATES »<l*. will a* »•froua p«lr°M ■■d '?_1 S . M« 4 U l f l F »• ' •** i t , a Mw ' ____a* a !'■* ----- , -—«* -------• • a IlM, T i^r««ubU •l'oV* tea cod raiea ara i Insertionsi of avorntfa iiottJ a »!"•* for ch are* * #0 Advertising TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOR BIG RESULTS advertise ln ; the FORT LAUDERDALE • DAILY NEWS—it covers BrowAll makea of typewriters for County thoroughly which i3 ’ ■alo on easy terms, for rent, also ard of the most rapidly growing, repairs. Office auppliea. Room 9 one sections on the Florid™ Florida rv.n.t Const, Ball Dldr. _ Sample copy and rate card upon, request. PRINTING Cash In Admnm WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Engraving, Embossing. See us Lakeland, through the Starfirst. Wo do it. Phone 417*W. Telegram. Best advertising me­ It. R. Ave.-Commcrclul St. dium in South Florida. Published mornings. ST AR-TE LEG RAM— lakeland, Florida. REAL ESTATE con* i.m r t. ra-trlc*^ to Th* 8,?7* ..r!,r_lH i>« raaponallila M?. Tilcorrect Insertion. fur i ’. - » 1a;-- tone 148 | £ «t • THE SANFORD HERA] J. atibaaquanl rtlTha iiIfIra ••‘oU'd b! ansdUtair In CM" "f in v a a T ita H i -i/ raprraentatl*• thor* rule# amlllaf wUI,llr,“L VvIfleal Ion. will |i^ InfurmAtlon. And l» kh ’ thVy will assist you to lin g y ul,t w a n t aif K. SI'UKl.ING, sun-division specialist. Subtlivislcn to Or­ lando, Florida, mid F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixlu High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere OHIO—Xenia. Muke your sales through the Xenia Gazette, Zenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural disttict. Wnnt ad and display rates on request. COLUMBUS (Gn.,1 LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. TO REACH the prosperous furiners and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the DcLwul Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At Daily News, rnte Ic per word, cash with order. First Street, »OHTAlST NOTIlf kiigori should KU® thalr l o r puslofflca mlUreta their phons numbsr 1* |V- results. A b o u t o m [ out of a thousand has a 1 and tha otliara canit Icatu with y o u u n ' * « your a d d n sl* JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele* phone 111. MIRRORS RESILVERED Furniture bought and sold. Call Jackson Furniture Co., Phone 017. m llsiiB^t MIliT k® r,« 1.l aSIra or hf_••** T clrp h o a * dlorawtla* ‘ ara aol valid. Prompt. Kfflclant. Hervle* THIS (ESS d ir e c t o r y la place w lth la * • * * |tha »e u »le « » " “ "J."*!' att of tea naadrU. kl« llal whra «a y a»a K t* 1* required. fo r alpkabrllcaUr Itnlrurr. MAINE — Watervllle, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rale curd on ap­ plication. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big I results. Advertise those old nrtit le* you have stored away nnd Building: Material j have no use for. A littlo thirtyj cent ad may bring you several MIRACLE Concrete ( * , general | debars. Phone 118 nod a repre­ cement work, aldewalk*, build­ sentative will call and see you. ing block*. Irrigation boxes. J. RTerw Rieger, Prop. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando MorulnV' Sentinel; largest classi­ HILL LUMBER CO. Houae fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ Service, Quality and Price. imum 24c cash with order. Lumber and Building Material H IE MORNING JOURNAL is the Carter Lumber Company , accepted want ad medium in Phone C6Sf|,.lvt()na (F|„.) Ono cent a word West Third Street uu insertion. Minimum 25c. Spire la Thli r e c t o r y PHONE 148 DAVID B. HYEB a r c h it k c i hilled Directory M «in b «r 4l L A Phone 148 For Rent “TELL ENOUGH....,SELL MORE” FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg.. 205 Oak Av«. Inquire upstairs. C. T. Smith. — in other words, no matter what sort of Want Ad you may bo writing, tell your prospects what you would want to know if you were the buyer inRtead of the Keller. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ formation. Give them a mental picture o f the nrtlcle or ser­ vice tha! you are offering, or the tiling that you want to buy. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartment*, phone* includ­ ed. By week month or year, well located near ocean. Write or phone R. I.. Selden, Scldcn Bldg, Daytona Beach, Fla. You know your offer, ami your prospects know their needs. They are sold if you convince them through your Want Ad that your offer most near­ ly meets their requirements. FOR RENT—Apartment. Two rooms anil bath. Desirable loca­ tion. Will Ik? vacant Aug. 1. Prac­ tically new. Address .'105 cure Herald. The additional facts that you give distinguishes your Want Ad from its competitors— and will very probably put you in touch with the right prospect quickly. Just hear in mind, when you write a Wnnt Ad for these columns, to TKLL, A COMPLETE STORY THE FIRST TIME. The results will take care of them selves! FOR RENT: Three room apart inont with garage, 130fl Park Ave., Mr*. F. R. Snvugtq Classified advertisements liavc com e to be an American institu­ tion— they vitally concern every member o f the family. FOR RENT: New four room npartment. private bath. Phone 1)82 W—West First Street. FOR RENT: Well furnished bung­ alow, 5 rooms, bath, screened "orcli, garago. Cull 111-1.3. THESANFORDHERALD Rooms For Rent For Sale For Sale FOR QUICK SALE; Will sell 4 acres of good land 2 miles from center of Sanford at a bargain, half cash. See or write B. II. Bankston, Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—.'I east front San­ ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy term*. Box 431, care Herald. FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ joining lot on Palmetto Ave., terms. Box 111, care Herald. FOR SALE: Lit in Highland St. between Park nnd Oak, $1,100.00 easy terms. Box 82. Sanford, F l.i._ _______ _______ _____ FOR SALE: One lot Rose Court. A bargain at $1,550.00, easy terms. TAMPA, Florida — Tampa Daily Times, the great home dailiy. FOR SALE: Five lota on Magnol­ rate 1 l-2c per word minimum, ia Avenue. Two at $1,000.00; icharge 25c cash with order. Write Three at $1,500.00, easy terms. I for complete rate card. Box 82, Sanford, Fla. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with out meals. Reasonable rates Git SALE: 2 llurHe Spray nut- Lincoln House. chine in good condition. W. G. ONE IN TEN Neglecting a little wound, cut or FOR SALE: Good quality violin abrasion of the fleali may in nine —cr.se complete—Reasonable—110 cases out of ten cause no great suffering or inconvenience, hut it W. 13th Street. is tile one case in ten that cause* FOR SALE: 1025 Dodge Touring. blood poisoning, lockjaw or a Car, fully equipped, 5 balloon chronic festering sore. The cheap­ tire*. Runs like new. Cash or est, safest nnd best course I* to will consider good Ford as part disinfect the wound with liquid payment. Call Osceola Cypres* Eurozone and apply the Horozunn Co.. »r write me fijr an appoint- Powder to complete the healing nient. C. E. Williams, Osceola, process. Price (liquid) 3fle, Cflc Fla. nnd $1,211. Powder 3l)c and liUc. Sold by Ialley’s Drug Store. Ft Ml SALE: LUMBER delivered in nnd around Sanford, yellow pine framing, sheathing, siding,] Everything: flooring, celling und finish. At I price* that are a savings to you. I For the Sportsman Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen. Fla. i At Ball Hardware Wanted Many men and wom en have becom e habitual renders o f class­ ified advertisements because they have found it a very profitable habit, indeed. Pick Up Today's Herald read through the classified adver­ tisements and learn for yourself why classified advertising is so important. lii'ilileui uf Kliirlila since 1SSI. Iteferencea: Ptrst Nailoiinl Hunk. J. 11. HUTCHINSON IICXI. K.HVATH Acrenne. I*umill and OntiiKe (IruVes * Hiieclutty in2u Gniirid Avenue. Member uf SAN'IdttO. FLA. riurldu Olnte I'MurlHi* AnHocIntlnn. R c c o n str u c tio n Of Tokyo Now Hampered By Ground Softness l'h o iic 8 WANTED: To Rent six or ; even WEST VIRGINIA Clarksburg, FOR SALE: I lot* mi 3rd St., muL r“,,m house for one year. KindThe Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ Popular Ave., Lola 50x150. east *V Lite location, price, etc. Ad* Modern Improve Time.in,; lily ing issue t cent per word, mini­ • frontage, Box 1,000 c.o. Herald Box 10511. Sanford ,Fln. meniH Scr«n*n*'tl SorTIII.ANI) (MINT 1 mum 31c. , I Office. I t i 1‘e ' n t T h a t Knv** Von Money. HILTON’S LADIES: COc an hour. Distribute PALM BEACH COIJNI Y — The Manufactured t>/ )RE AND MOTOR RBn.uuiKH s h o p ■’iiiipons to every home and of­ Mr*. K. J I'uut*. Mgr. * dining. First cla l-’UR SALE: ■ I.eiauH-l Inilaley I 'a l t l Ca. scene of stupendous develop­ W IN DING, _ fice. Send self addle*-ed stamp­ ('(•BONA MO in :,\i*n. ri.m ui'A 113 Magnolia Ave.. MmI.I hv living ami bed room suites. ed ment. lb-ad about it in the Palm (>|U‘ H A l l (h e V r u r envelope. Denison, 3PJ Fount­ i.ossiM) I*vIv r r n u i 't v r First Class Barbers Beach Post. Sample copy sent on Plmnc 175-J. It.iie.e: ji uu per ilar. I*y tha 113 t l « t n u ll« A t * . IT ELECTRIC SERVICE ain. Dayton, Ohio. Special Attention Week l-ri.UO llltlllile. t lfi.HO Mingle I’hone 370 Expert Electrical repair*. i To IaidieH and Children. request. karat About one FOR SALK: i/.c i To buy medium WANTED: Central. Ave. Orlando. mimd ring. Wil saor it'iec. Ad second Doml wife. Box my. ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. I’.i- dies* Box D. e.4>. n eralil. lOBII.KH FOR IlKNT Chimmarc in English Porce­ latka Daily N.w* it circulated in WANTED: Bookkeeper and *tenFOR RUSH SALK 3 ucrea of Try Smith’s Barber ngrnphcr. Must le? exp**rieiii*ed. an industrial ami agricultural sec­ lains, Htivnriun ami Japanese Car. Drive It -REEL riel tiled bind with In nt of flow- Steady position for right party. tion. Two slorj,* well fin- Apnly Sanford Electric Co. Mag­ Hf. Oak and Seeond St. ing wat 4*r. China make lovely Rifls Shop for good barber with water. ga:t, nolia Avenue. ri’sidcnci■ SI23 Phonographs $7.3 islitf 3. ADVERTISE in the Juuniai-llornnd ■lect rit-it y. 33, roe good ■nit S 30 Electric fan* ..... $22 The Ball Hardware ald, South Georgia's greatest house*. tUTOS FOR HIRR 20,000 nursery stock with $ IS Electric fans ... $11 work. Ladies welcome. newspaper. Morning, alternoon, AUTO SERVICE Day Automobiles S III Electric fan* .......... $ 8 weekly and Sunday. Classified some bearing orange trees. 570 it. Meets all trains Ra«rNext to Valdez. feet on brick road. Properly ri hi I New Player Piano. rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ r»"K I* END ABLE t 1 S B! I "c AU8 Elton J. Moughton isfer. Phone 551 nnd 63-W I Second Hand I’iaon. at Lake Monroe, just four mile* nal-Herald, Waycro**, Georgia. Dll! I Dodge Touring. Tires and Tubes. from Sanford. Properly worth 1925 Dmlge Coupe. ARCHITECT CAFE $12,000. If sold in the next few 1923 Dodge Coupe. At Low Prices In Order To .Make TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— First National Hank Bldg. Room. Send in youi ulucriptioii to the davs will take $8,000. half cash, 1922 Dodge Touring. Service and Quality balmier in one two and th.ee y-nr 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton Tribune or hai d it to your local Sanford, ---------Florida Reign* RING’S FILLING dealer so you can read Florida's time. If interested see or writi Truck. IM P I A C A F B B. II. Bankston, Sanford, Fin. greatest inv. paper. Ono year, 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Trurk. STATION Waffle llousie IIK %I. RSTATH — 1\V»'.STVti:% rs $8.00, 0 month ••, $100, three mouth* FOR SALE: Upright piano, ninliog 1. \V. Phillips* Suns h*t M >r. 105 W. 1«t S 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ l.iilihy I'nlenton-Ilruniley lllitg. Dodge Bros. Sale* and Service Chiropodist nny cheap fur rash. See "Webb" Manfiiril Florida ance policy add 75c to your order. Star Barber Shop. Phone 3 Oak nnd 2nd SI. IIRI.L CAFE FOOT SPECIALIST est in Service and Quai­ ,’orns. Hiiolun*. tuarnw- DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell nt Street and Park AreIng Null*. Heavy i ’hIIanything? If »(>< advertise in <ii! no* o r t ' f u i l u c b l i i r fe«t. the Gainesville Sun. DRUGS m i. tt. i.. um .K n ItllAL ESTATK INSURANCE DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Y u w 4 .ll l i r e * [ llilu riu .n o . b U nvalor DRUG STOKE— Pre- O r In lulu. Pensacola i* beginning tin* greatest development in Georgia'!’. ^ Drugs. Sodas. We history; a half million dollar high- ■ Bur you as your phone. way to the gulf beach just finish- J ed; at two million dollar bridge m KLKCntlCAL W. H. LONG across Escambia Buy started; ■ quarter million dollar opera houae m BID ELECTRIC CO. MEAT MARKET under construction; two millions )rs to Gillon A Platt Beautiful MAYFAIR being sj*c*nt on highway; greatest alia. Everything elec?hune 422. KU-ctragith 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. chance for live developer.* to gel Apartment Site in on ground floor. Write Devel­ l.uLs (• nnd 11 ltlock (• On Business Property, Apartment opment Department. The Pensa­ cola News. 100 feet on Farit Avo. Houses and Residences G STATIONS AND The prices are right for a tint NUI’I’I.IES AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ real opportunity at the com­ H .A.SFEIR l i t feet on U th St. gusta, (In., Augusta's greatest A Interest Three stations. Magpletion of Forrest Lake Contractor and Builder classified medium, rate, cash, 9c d Second. First and Elm, SB,not). Terms. charge. 10c minimum. Hotel. Avenue und 10th Street w09-M — Phono — 499-M Aak For Our tlooklot On Financing the Home service. MORGANTOWN, W. VA„ people 2108 PALMETTO AYR. FLORIST are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad m m kUT THE FLORIST" in the Morgantown POST. Six fcrs for all occasions. cents a word for six consecutive R K A I. T O R S Phons 2C0-W Davcy and Nesmith issues. MagnoTM at Second. Phone 48 ATTOIINK Y3-AT-LA W 214 E. F1UST ST. la w y er TO REACH BUYERS or ssllvrs of Florida rcul “state advertise in LOANS W. U. SMITH, MGU. INVESTMENTS the St. Petersburg Times, Ono cent J’BRYAN. Offics In at i-.n:i-3H 1 Bank Building Annex, VI ft ST N A T I O N A L H A N K Itl.lKi. cunt a word daily, two cents a word Sundays. pone 417-L 3. SING — Multigraphing. ami mailing—as you It—when you want it. [1575. II. F.. Porch, First 11 Bank Bldg-__________ Bon* Itutldlnir O rlam lu , F lo rid a Ocean View Hotel CHEAP prat CASH Earle T. Field FO R SALE We Have Money to Loan TOKYO, Juyl 15—’The softness of the ground upon which Tokyo is huilt is interfering considerably with the reconstruction work now under way. Recently Dr. Kishi of the Reconstruction Bureau reromendod thatall work on paved streets in the districts where the new' subway is to be built lie de­ layed until after the underground project lias been completed. Ho tnsed his rccomtncndiPpn upon observations made during the re­ cent newer construction. la some places, it was found, (lie newer excavations have caused the streets to sink more than n foot. Many houses'and paved roads Dt*. Kishi discovered, have been seriously damaged because of the settling of the earth. The mosquito is like n child. When he stops making a noise, you know he’s getting into something. —Albany (tin*.I Herald. The volumes, which took nino years to compile, are part of un edition iniide from two conies of n collection saved from destruc­ tion in the Japanese earthquake in September, 1923. All but two unbound sets were destroyed by the earthquake. i 160Acres l*/o miles from Benson Springs on road to New Smy­ rna. One mile lake frontage All high land. $.‘10.00 per aere 7% Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS By GKORGB McMANUS SING UP FATHER ^ C O U L 'f *» NEVER PE L T THE heat l ik e t h i ^> o e l f o r e i * » 'VOULQN’T MINO ejEtN- A TRAFFIC _ C O P AT t h e N O R T H P O L E O N A ** “ 7////jL c d st l i k e t h i ^ - S o rev/ I LL T U R t s O N T h e R^ sOIO A N ’ ‘b E .e IF \T W O N T TAKE- N\T M INO O F F T H E H EA T * /_ peo ple u n d er sta n d the R tc,h T m eth o d - the pr o pe r V /A T T O O U tL D A rtl^E. A F U R N A C E Ob - 1; Sanford Ave. Corner lot opposite Sun l^uitu. $11,000.00. Terms 1G feet between Fourth and Fifth street. $400.00 per foot. A F.asy Terms F'R ST TAKE - % -------- 1 snVIj SANFORD REALTY CO Inc. S if , II, S. LONG, M«r. 4 - 5^_l**r-(T Fcatum Scnvice I •* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aabf36421767e2f122b130196f86f544.pdf 7e5a9d92d984fb3646ff40be817329ba PDF Text Text NEWSPAPER Published in Florida’s Heart, The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land lum n xv. ;ite w U S S K i and Fridajrr moderate to wn.thwtst wind.. * Maximum Temp. __________ L Minimum Temp 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, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1925 _______ ‘ < » . ’ Director ■ n c P r o p o s i n g Boost Kin Bates to Be Rep­ resen te d at Hearing f e y t has. E. Hughes Melville Stone Is Guest of President •hurch Where John Adams Is Hurled Also Visited; Manv PhotoRraphersAhotii'd Yacht (bntroversy Between ■ Receivers and. O ffiI cers Now Apparant In FAV YORK,, July 16.— De­ livers for the Chicago Milhukec and St. Poul railroad [edneaday announced they kd retained former SecreL-y of State Charles E. feghes, to represent them at k rate inquiry before the In■state Commerce CommisBn and to ndvocate a rate in- He’s the youngest railroad director A s c recently proposed by them, ■ h e services of Mr. Hughes H v sought first by opponents of ■ St. I’nul reorganization plan ■ k in g under the leadership of H scvclt and Sons, New York inB i c n t hankers. Their objections M - leased on the contention that ^Fpinizatiun of the road should ■gclnycd until the Northwestern ■ L have obtained un increase in ^feht rtais, which they now are ■Ting from the Interstate Com■ n - Commission. ■ h e rate revision favored by the ■ Paul receivers, which Mr. ■ h e s has been engaged to pre■ to the commission embodies ■ivrl plan o f pooling and ilistrih■ g rate increases in proportion ■the failure of the carriers to ■h the fair return o f ft 3-1 per I t on their investment fixed hy ft Interstate Commerce CommisIn. Asserting thnt the Western railids in 1921 fell $180,000,000 short earning the recognized fair i *n, the receivers pointed out that ■ St. Paul’s deficit o f $23,000)i was 12.70 per cent o f the ng-■»*•<*»*----.i-p-ir J i n rate us lor a straight live per cent ease in freight rates for the thwestern railroads instead of eleven per cent advance pre«ly suggested, probably will bamulated at conferences in r York in which executives of I Western roads are now gatliu I'dc Holden, president o f the fengton, arrived in New York ■>’ and asserted thnt the West■ varners would base their for a five per cent increase ■ ;ite* on the fnct that two !}Z't they voluntarily offer■ ’ hipping public i f lief, ■ Jcl;t a ten per cent cut of * on products. Recent devil■enti, he said, indicated that it ■ now the rallrouds’ turn to ■ relief. ■ Ih.I.I-,, .-.infi-m-.i informally with Howard Elliott chair■ , ' the Northern I’ncific, and I f ; , , ’ "f L,’th this road and the ■luigtnn. P'Ihm Says Fascisti 1 "hi)’ Be Overthrown London, juiv in_*n,«» n«n.» Igi. to oyertbn.w Mussolini and k i.A " L',nu’ ln Italy. "Oc- r n a l , f ,rce„ fri.n. Wall l It ;i n ;t e"v-" f ,rce« from w«u S Moscow -‘T * l" d (rom M‘ ,an B t k i. i , *•>». are working U itL.ak \ they have nd«n3 ? v,r ,i' ' ,K*n to those practic« h r th,. bolshevik: in introduc■ L . : ' ' Wl *ect against the M f ,,., ,'1 ' u,,I°ns thnt is, to ■ h ' , r,, i ‘»f forces in questB ih . i " Vnrolled In the tanks B .: ' 1 h for the purpose o f ■ „,, J, niton and demoralizhaper adds that vast B for ri. T n‘‘y ftrc bcinK ‘■ ’ Xpendr f lh,‘t purpose. jiahoandMontanaAre MVeI)t by Forest Fires -■M U U I.A . Mont.. July 10. r,,ji| Knnuksu ami Pond id v* ’r?**3 'n western Montnnu irnr 1|,rlaern Idaho are being ,, »fores o f dangerous id » , nt arc threatening ranches <naeir.n**i *ltuutlon is most ,, ,, *5 ,ln recont years, accurd* *° 'niormation here. Publicity Organization For Seminole .‘County Effected A t Meeting Tuesday Night ilrlhplacc of Two Presidents Visited by Exeat live Wed­ nesday; Mayflower Cruises to Quincy From Marblehead femandsAreMade R y Western Roads in the country. His name is Sam­ uel Bailey Hicks Jr. He’s 20 and a junior in Princeton University, nnd he’s just been made n director of the Kansas City Southern and Gulf Railroad, succeeding his fath­ er, who died recently. ro-Fascist I'apcr I'ubli.shcs Document Showing Premier Knowingly Permitted Slay­ ing Mntteoti Last Summer sessions o f parliament, recall tho speech o f Premier Mussoloni in January in which he asked the op­ position. in accordance with article 17 of the constitution, to bring actual accusations against him and -my that a short time afterward tiie opposition drew up un appeal to the country which constituted an accusation against the premier. I he document then points out •bat the senate, sitting us a high court, acquitted General Jlchnnoi former supreme chief of the fas­ cist nimy, only because there was insufficient evidence to .su^stantiatl» the charge of Ids having par­ ticipated in the uttuck un Giovanni Anieniioln, who was beaten with clubs in u Rome street in Decem­ ber, 11123, General Dtdiono, the document adds, accepted this verdict, al­ though lie might have appealed. It is pointed out in sarcastic lan­ guage that the general was pro­ moted recently to the post o f gov­ ernor of Tripoli. The document says thnt the sen­ ate likewise acquitted General Debono of a part in the activities o f the Oheku, although the existence o f the Chcko h;is not been denied. Attempts are made to prove that the Cheka was organized on in­ structions from Premier Mussoloni. In conclusion it is asserted thnt the senate is in possession o f suf­ ficient evidence to show that un­ der the auspices o f the premier Washington News PRICE FIVE CENTS SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. July 16. — In the role of sigiit-seers, Presi­ dent and Mrs. Coolidge Wednes­ day visited the .‘UMJ-ycar-old city of Quincy, where John Adams and John Quincy Adams, the only two other residents «.f Massachusetts to become president, were* born and buried. Cruising ilown tho coast from Marblehead on the Mayflower, the President arei Mis. Coolidge, with n small party of guests, debarked at the Fore river yard for the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora­ tion, a stone’s throw from the new airplane carrier Lexington, which is nearing completion. From the deck of his yacht, the president viewed with interest the huge red hull of the Lexington hut did not go over to its ways to inspect the craft. Leaving the shipyard by motor, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge first went to a small frame house, the birth place o f John Quincy Adams, sixih president of thu United States and tile home during the revolu­ tionary war, John Adams signer of the Declaration o f Independence and second president of the Unit­ ed States. Tho presidential party crossed to an adjoining yard where stood the modest; frame dwelling where John Adams wns burn. Before going hack to the yacht for the return cruise to Marble­ head, the president and Mrs. Cooliilgo visited the First Parish church, in the basement of which is the resting place of both John and John Quincy Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge were ac­ companied hy Mclivillc E. Stone, timir house guest., Secretary han­ ders, nnd a doten. photographers who inndo the trip at the express invitation o f the president. Mr. Coolidgo evinced great in­ terest in tho historical spot in Quincy, which last month celebrat­ ed its "IdOth anniversary, in the John Quincy Adams birthplace he studied numerous prints mid old pictures, which covered the walls, gazed at tile planked ceiling with cross beaus, ami walked up a creak flight of stuirs to take a look at tho four-posted canopy l»etl, covered with patch-quilts. Both houses have been restored as much as possible to their condition in the late eighteenth century. Tin- president was particularly Interested in tho Adams' home­ stead because of his distant rela­ tionship to Abigail, wife of John nnd the mother o f John Quincy Adams. During his visit to tho church, which was built in 1H2K a.i the fourth structure on the site since establishment of the church in 1031), the president wns taken in­ to the bnsuuicnt and for several moments stood in silence us he gazed at the tomb of the two former presidents. Un his cruise from Marblehead to Quincy, the president gave photographers free run fish. Wearing a yuchting cap, he was 1 holographed looking through In noculars, using various nautical instruments and standing behind Fascist Papers Are BuyingAndClosing Opposition Papers ROME, July 16.— Buying and suppressing opposition newspapers is the newest scheme of controll­ ing public opinion resorted to hy influential Fascists who are ever resourceful in their efforts to find ways and means o f ’carrying nut their avowed policy o f Fuscistizing the nation at any price. Initial use of the plan nt Parma, where the city's two newspapers — II Piccolo, n democratic opposi­ tion publication sheet, und Lu Gazzetu Di Parma, a liberal organ— were purchased and then abandoni’ll, has aroused considerable crit­ icism in journalistic circles whore the scheme is characterized ns an intolerant and unjustified means o f choking the liberty o f the press. Disapproval o f the Purina trans­ action, where the two opposition newspapers were taken up by an apparently non-political /business syndicate und then drop|>ed to leave the new.Hpa(>er field wide open for a newly founded Fascist daily, is especially keen because the Gazzeta was one o f the oldest newspapers In Italy, having been founded in 1756, arid because both, o f the abandoned newspapers hnd advunccd their political ideas with dignity and constraint, never hav­ ing been suppressed or warned by the government press censor. WASHINGTON, July 16— Sec­ retary Jardino went to Wisconsin for a rest. The Van Sweringcns defended their statu.- in railroad directorates. _ Senator Watson declared prohib­ ition could not be separated from politics. Higher hog prices in the late Jfftract Sighe5 For summer were forecasted by the icmpsey, Wills Fight department o f agriculture. ' E. D. Ball resigned as director 2 * * VORK, July lit.—“Tux” o f the ungriculture department's vk n unn°tW**®d today thnt scientific work. on i*r'.,p?oy' heavyweight chani>rn 5-ui aigned to tight Jnx — Armour and oCmpany e cp i* n,J« ro challenger, for to establish department for freez­ r.c--i " ho h'Id. cither this fall ing fish in local cold storage plant. Lake Worth:— 20 Acre site se­ i J'e<*r, the data in the con­ Approximately 5,000,000 lbs. of fish cured for expansion o f city’s wnter vened todny, being left open. to be handled annually. supply system. I'c known ns thi* Seminole County Association of Chnmucrs o f Com­ merce win practically perfected nt and It. W. Pear man, Jr., executive a meeting held at tfib offiers of -ee-ctary of the Sanford chamber the Sanford trade bo«!y Tuesday was appointed secretary. The or­ night with representatives from ganization, when finally perfected, chambers throughout the county will he composed of these officials present. The new body will have and representatives from every for its purpose the expenditure of community in Seminole county. the publicity mid advertising fund Its main purpose will he to have to he raised l>y n two mill publicity pamphlets published on the possi­ tax recently approved by the board bilities of ilie various sections of of Seminole County Commission­ •S.mmole county, to place adver­ ers. tisements in leading periodicals The body ;ms requested thnt rc and to secure all possible publicity presentatives and alternates from on what the county lins to ofer the Lake Mary, O.scceola, Gabriel- to thu investors and home-seekers. In and I'aola communities, whieli In regard to t:»:a matter Mr. were not represented at the meet (’carman stated this morning that init, he appointed nt the curliest C. \V. Roscvcar o f the Dalton Ad­ possible opportunity so thnt they vertising Company was in San­ may nppear before the board of ford Wednesday and took up the County Commissioners, with th> question of nation wide mlvcrtlsothers nt its next meeting, ot ing for heminolc county, after which time the new publicity . 01 which he advised that during the gnnization will he officially ye- next few weegs -,ie will submit an cognize d. • 1advertising plan to the organizah. L. LeI;oy president o f th e! tion for its approval. Mtnrncy Recently Frved On Charge of Having Murdered Y ouiik MrClintock IsTryin'; In Have Document Uruhatcd CHIf’ AGO, July 16.—The fight to keep from probate the will of William Nebon McClintock, mil­ lionaire orphan, lenving his mil lion-dollur estate to William Darl­ ing Shepherd, his foster father, who recently was acquitted o f his murder, apparently ended Wednes­ day. The apparent termination o f the fight as fur as probation o f the instrument is concerned, came when attorneys for McClintock’s nine Iowa cousins who are contest­ ing the will, refused to question Shepherd within the limits defined hy Probate Judge Henry Homer. Tiie case was continued until Friday morning, hut unless there are new developments, it was be­ lieved in court circles that the will would he admitted to prohnte at that time. Attorneys for the cousins spent all afternoon arguing and citing eases as to why they should lie al­ lowed to question Shepherd on the matter of undue influence. They particularly stressed the fact thnt Shepherd, named as principal henceficuiry, had drawn the will him­ self. Judge Horner ruled that he would allow only such examination a* had to do with the fads and circumstances brought out by the attestors to the will. Shepherd filially was called, but before he could testify, his attorney said: "I have been authorized by Mr. Shepherd to say that if tiie will is admitted to probate, he is willing that an administrator he appointed to take charge of the estate, until ♦he final decision by the supreme lourt.” Counsel for the contestants ar­ gued that the two household em­ ployes o f the Shepherds, who wit­ nessed the will, were not tmiiputent to witness the instrument, and insinuated they expected to try to prove that one page of the will had been substituted uftur it wn wit­ nessed. i m i .M ill, July 10—Two are dead and one Wounded in what po­ lice believe to lie another of the city’s periodic gangiaud feud out­ breaks. Tony Compagno, son >>f a wealthy commission merchant, wns killed when a closed car liiove abreast and halted long enough to permit its occupants to fire u i ore •>f pistol and shot gun shots in­ to car in which ho was riding. Another murder mystery present* ed itself early today when a taxi­ cab driver brought to the hospital a man fatally wounded. NUMBER State A n d D efen s Argue Admission 0 Scientific T estimon Hit; (i.oiip of Representative Citizens Appointed to Act As Advisory Committee In Coming Chamber Campaign First Meeting to Be Held Monday Night; Young Boy Bitten By Moccasin Dead WEST PALM BEACH, July 16.— A gruesome story of tho •tenth of a seven year old boy bitten thrice hy cotton mouth­ Campaign Executive IJodv To ed moccasin was revealed to­ He Chosen; McFarland Feels day with the filing of a death Optimistic Over Outcome certificate by a local physician. Tho lad was Harry Sodum, who with his parents, lived on A group o f approximately 100 a house boat anchored in the representative citizens, to be Kissimmee river two miles north known ns thu “ Greater Sanford of Okeechobee. Program’’ committee, wns appoint­ Tuesday while fishing from ed hy the Board o f Directors of the the boat’s rail with his feet in Chamber of Commerce at a spe­ water, tho lad was bitten hy cial meeting today to act with them in an advisory capacity in • tiie snake. Evidently petrified with fear he dropped his tackle the big forward movement thnt hut was unable to pull his feet has just been launched. . from the water until the A meeting o f the committee has snake had bitten him twice boon called for 8 o’clock Monday more. As he was pulled from night at the Seminole cafe civic the water hy his parents, the room. This room will bo set up snake is said to have made n for a meeting for that night. fourth lunge nt him. All e f­ Thu committee was formed on forts to save him failed. the recommendation o f D. II. McFs.rlnnd, campaign manager of tho American City bureau, and he nnd Dr. Alexander Karr, education dir­ ector, will be speakers at the meeting. Formal notices o f their appoint­ ment and of the meeting will In* mailed to the men and women sel­ ected by President Higgins o f thu Chamber o f Commerce. The name. Greater Sanford Pro­ FEZ, French Morocco, July 16. The French Wednesday defeat­ gram, was adopted for the com­ Stresses Necessity o f Having Objective in all Civic Work; ed two attacks by Ahd-EI-Krim's mittee to convey the id^n o f the Riffiaus upon positions protecting broad scope o f tho campaign. In­ Chamber Hears Talks Hy Fez nnd Tazn. crease o f mcmlicrahip will Ik* only I'earman and MacFarland Abd-EI-Kriin, Itiffinn chief, is ono o f many things in this under­ taking. It is declared to lie a Straining every nerve in preparaMayor Forrest Lake wns the linn to strike a blow against tho movement in which foundations principal s|K>akcr at the luncheon for a long period o f development French before the Francco-Spnnisii of the Junior Chandler of Com­ co operation, arranged for nt the will he laid. merce nt the Seminole Cafe to­ One o f the things to In* done at Madrid conference, becomes e f­ day, addressing the body on tho the meeting Monday will bo an fective. All tho information ga­ imoptrnneo and necessity of any thered by the French intelligence election of a campaign executive organization and especially a civic rervicc tends to bear out this a s­ committee to head the campaign. body having n goal toward which 'I he men elected Monday and the it must work. sertion. -. PARIS, July 1(1.— Premier Pain- present members o f the hoard of “ Without n purpose," he declar­ levy lias accepted in principle the directors will form tho directing ed, “ there is no need of an organ­ committee nf the campaign,* offer of American aviators who ization existing and certainly it Considerable other business wns fought In tho French foreign le­ can he of no good to the commun­ gion, during the World War to transacted relating to the prelim­ ity which it represents. There is serve in the French Morroccan nir inary fuatptps. of the forward 0 Port for every n**n *>• Kuifpr*' movement. ~Vli*rit i .suitcany much force against Ahd-EI-Krim. enthusiasm at tho Chamber /<f not accomplish this, just so much Commerce over tin* progress that does he retard the development TKTUAN, Morrncco, July 16.— Despatches from the French zone is being made, nnd Mr. McFarland o f the entire city nnd community." Mayor Lake further urged the tell o f attempts hy tiie rebellious the campaign director, is optimist­ members o f the junior chamber to tribesmen to break through the ic over the outcome. secure an objective toward which newly established land blockade. they must direct the work cf their I liese attacks revealed the pres­ organization, asserting thnt in this ence among the rebels o f Fichway they will lie able to accom­ tain .tribesmen who hi re-th-fore plish much in the way of develop­ have been considered ncutiul. ment and progress for their com­ Newspapers published in the munity. protectorate are o f the opinion Some discussion was heard in that tho rebellion is growing. They cite the fact that th * French Honolulu , July 10.—Copt. regard to dissolving the junior forces are limited to defensive i ic- R. M. Griswold, aide for material trade body or having it affiliate tics nnd counsel a rapid ol-'en jvo on tho staff o f Admiral Robert E. with the senior organization of to stop the Riffian menace und to Coontz, commander-in-chief o f tho this city. In regard to this mat­ put and end to the polite il activ­ United Btutes battle fleet, assert­ ter Secretary R. W. I’earman, Jr., ities of the Riffiuns who ar • t;v ed hero that further proof o f the of tho Senior Chamber o f Com­ ing to bring about defevtions inadequacy o f the facilities o f merce and I). II. MucFnrlund of among the tribesmen. I'earl Harbor navy yard, und o f tiie American City Bureuu were The situation in the Span, n the need for deepening the chan­ called on for their opinions. Mr. I'earman declared that for zone is described ns uiichoiigid, nel entrance to the keystone of tiie enemy apparently being un- American.defenses in the Pacific, some reason the junior trade •I’li* to break through thu Spanish had been furnished during the final body had lost sight of an objec­ days o f the fleet’s vi.iit to Hawaii tive during this year and for that lines. prior to its departure for Aus­ reason it has accomplished lit­ tralia. In order to lietter facilitate E x-M in ister Deserts Minor electrical troubles, such as tle. matters, ho suggested that the would lie eradicated at a body unite with tiie senior organ­ W ife For Third Time ordinarily navy yard, developed on thu U. S. ization. lie expressed belief that S. West Virginia, one of lhe latest through thin union the members SOUTH BEND, Ind.. July 16._ and largest of the droai’ tisiights. o f the Junior Chamber o f Com­ Wilson Culp, former Ohio pastor, Because of the vessel’s immense merce could become real workers who has twice deserted his wife draft anil the fnct that Pearl Har­ for good in this community. and nine rhildrcn only to ho for­ bor channel is not sufficiently deep, Mr. MncFnrlnnd who is directing given each time, has again left it was comiiloreil unsafe to ultempt the membership campaign o f the his family. Mrs. Dorothy Culp, a to send her into the yard. Naval Senior Chamber o f Commerce sister-in-law o f Napuncc, Ind., has officers were compelled to perform which started Inst Monday, backed also disappeared from her home, makeshift repairs at the West Vir­ up the statement o f both Mr. Luke Culp and his sister-in-law fled ginia's anchorage in Rolling Bay, and Mr. I'earman in saying thnt an from their homes last spring and approximately u mile o ff Honolulu objective is essential to the work went to Chicago hut returned in open aeu. It was necessary to o f any civic organisation. The when Mrs. Culp obtained a war­ anchor the eleven giant ships o f theme o f Mr. MncFnrlund’s talk, rant charging non-support. the fleet here because of the luck however, wan that it is possible o f mooring in Pearl Harbor. that there is over-organization in It also was discovered, Captain Sanford us there is in a great Griswold reported, that the yurtl many other cities throughout the was not ciitiippcd to make repairs United States. to tile fuulty generator o f the U. lie further expressed belief that •S. S, Pennsylvania, und it was nec­ if the Junior body will unite with essary to runttiVu the generator ami the Senior chamber, such action send it to thu mainland. will result in a great deal of good It wus emphasized hy Cuptnin for the entire community. Every Griswold that these repairs and civic organisation must hack the numerous others required by the Chamber of Commerco 100 percent, fleet after the “ buttle o f Ouhu’’ lie declared, because it is the back­ and subsequent minor maneuvers bone of municipal progress und were routine matters, funks such development und hy hnving » cen­ us arise from everyday service. In tralized and leading body for all luxe o f naval combat in the I’ucific, thesc, they will work together to the city manager the pipe in- he pointed out, the larger number accomplish whut they cun not duiIcH 7,000 feet o f 10-inch pipe; o f vessels damaged in actum would otherwise. 8.000 feet o f eight-inch pipe and provide u serious situation unless The Junior body approved a 20.000 feet o f six-inch pipe. Fifty improvements were made to Pearl plan whereby a committee repre­ Harbor, us had been recommended new fire hydrants have been or­ several times. senting it will meet with the Se­ dered, also it was learned. nior Chamlier on each Friday. Ac­ The subdiivsiims to which these tion ns to the union of the organ­ pipes will be used are Fort Mel­ Elks to Stage ization with the Senior body will lon, Iluenu Vista, Bel Air, 1’ inehe taken at the next meeting. In Portland Mr. MacFurlnnd announced that hurst, Franklin Terrace, Highland Parade Park nnd Dreamwold. at the request o f the organization PORTLAND, Ore., July 10.— he will be able to have Dr. Alex­ Purchase o f the jiipc, said Mr. Williams, will requite a bond is­ ; I lie purple hosts of Elkdom, gath­ ander Karr, noted lecturer and sue to meet the cost of the pipe ered hero in the sixty-first con­ speaker, address the body next etui its installation. Money will vention o f the order, today, wero Thursday, i»e borrowed by the city to stvuri? prepared to line up in u colorful the pipe, he said, and this will lie puruils through Portland streets. Three Are Dead From covered later in the bond issue. Several thousand brightly cos­ It was learned from Mr. Wil­ tumed inarchers were ready to FumesRuhherSolution liams that beenuse of the urgent fall in and scores o f bands from demand for paved streets in the alt parts of the United States NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.. July outlying districts and Hubdhinion promised to add a thrilling touch 16.—Three employes o f the Mathiproperty, alt of the work u. this to the spectacle. Among tho eson Alkali Company ure dead ami nature is heiny done tiiery in pre­ striking features o f the parade two others in a serious condition ference to tho work o f yvidening * * * the Elks* delegation from as a result o f being overcome by several o f the downtown streets I ondlcton. Ore. Twenty-four Indi­ fumes while coating the interior of for which resolutions wer* passed ans, two stage coaches o f pioneer a tank car with the rubberized lost summer. days nnd 112 horses were in line. solution. ArgumentsContinued Into Afternoon Ses­ sionWithBryan and Son In Active Roles State Rests Its Case Wednesday FourW itnessesTestify That Scopes Taught Subject of Evolution COURT ROOM, DAYTON, Tenn., July 16.— Argument on the question of whether scien­ tific testimony shall he admit­ ted in the trial of John. T. Scopes occupied nil o f the morning session of the case o f the young school teacher, charged with teaching evolu­ tion theories, nnd was con­ tinued into the afternoon when court adjourned at 12:45 o’clock until 2:30 o’clock. William Jennings Hrynn Jr„ opened the argument for state fol­ lowed by Arthur G. Hays for the defense with Attorney General Stewart and William Jennings Bryan closing for the slate. DAYTON, Tenn., J u l/ 16.—The state rested its case against John Thomns Scopes at 4 o thelock Wed­ nesday after testimony o f four witnesses lirnl been i\4*,r,b The witnesses presented testi­ mony to the effect thnt Scopes had taught them a theory o f evolu­ tion ns expoundetk in the official text book of the stote and that he admitted he coiiitf not tench this hook without vioiuting the sntievolutiou teaching statute. The witnessed Walter White, o f­ ficial prosecutor o f the case, two former students of Scopes, and F. R. Robinson,/proprietor of tho dtug store irt which tho argument started that, led to tho test case were asked hut few questions out­ lining tho subject taught. The defense moved to dismiss the case, find the motion overrul­ ed, defense witnesses were admin­ istered the oath. All were sclon- Inadequacy Hawaii Harbor Is Revealed By NavyManeuvers Twenty Car Loads Cast Iron Water Pipe Are Ordered Ry City Manager Huge Ford Bid on Shipping Vessels Is $1,706,000 WASHINGTON. July 16 ry Ford to lay offered |1, fur the 200 shipping board set aside for scrapping, compares with Sl.370,000 by the Boston Iron and Company of Baltimore, > previous set of blda were June 3Q, ____ �AY. JULY IS. 1925. " tbff farmer and truck gardener for it is adaptable to erery agrfultural hauling requirement as it Bryan Takes It Easy may be used with either grain or rattle side*. With stakes it pro­ vidca unusual space for carting gerden produce. A closed cab. adaptable for use with ary o f these bodies also is provided anti has grown greatly in Week Is Designated as Na­ popularity since its introduction, tional Ford Truck Display n is all-steel construction, room, removable panels in the Lack Period Throughout Entire) with and affords complete protection Nation; Exhibitions Given for the driver in inclement weather with ample ventilating facilities. Thin week ha been designate l* The displays also will include as Nntolr.al Ford truck week and the new pick-up body, which^ is F.dwnrd Higgins local authorized mounted on the rear o f the Ford dcnlei, hnr arranged for a com ­ runabout, providing a light delivery plete showing o f Ford built truck rar which meets a variety o f re­ bodies. quirements where quick delivery’ Kntrancc of the Ford Motor •s an important factor. Company into the manufacture o f commercial bodies it is stated in­ Mystery Girl dicates a new and important ad­ vancement in this division o f mo­ tor transportation rinse it show ■ that Ford is bring into delivery and hauling services the .ume lowcost and high value that has made the Ford [la^wjnger car the most popular in the world. The Ford truck ch asm has long held the lead among light commercial ve­ hicles and at present approximate­ ly 75 per cent o f the one-ton trucks in iiso are Fords. The business man or farmer who is interested in reducing hauling t» will have the opportunity this; w*ek o f Incoming fully acquaint­ ed with these Ford built truck bodies which, because of the econ­ omies of Ford quantity production are offered at low price. Arrangements have been by Mr. Iliggin* to keep show rooms open every evening during the week *• that ail may have an opportunity o f inspecting the trucks. More im­ Ilian soldiers. Pupils are never portant, however, he will be pre­ much better than their teachers. pared to give demonstrations of the other hand, the training any o f these units ami those interGENERAL JOHN J. PERSHING TELLS o f On the civilian components is pro- c it* *• are ijivittd t,» t-.itcr their »• helpful and beneficial to th** quests for a ilemnrulration a3 early OF TRAINING GIVEN TO CIVILIANS viving Regular Army. Every officer and , nr, possible. man has to work hard. They nl <> Tile Ford-built body combina­ Morqu •..! di (ilnrey, 12, who was t m e­ htve an opportunity during th* tions for the Ford u t a n rubbed and stranded in Denison, O., following is th*1 rcufiml of a summer at least to function With dia lis include th<* open expr» told police there she was a first eponribility that i.i even comparable lea of xix articles ilwcribing the full commands. This means that type, the express type with either cousin of Poln Negro, screen star. activities of th- Army of th • kn- with that of our Regular Army at they have some training ir. the screen side:; nnd canopy top nr The actress denies ever having ited State* during the juimmer present. actual handling of “ war organiza­ (with top alone, and the stake nnd Approximately 1,800 officers nnd tions.” In an emergency the Keg- ' platform body. This latter body hiaril o f :he girl, however, and the months o f lfKfl, given to THE A 'Ohio authorities cannot find «/Ut 80CIATK D PRESS by General 0.7,000 enlisted men of the Regul­ tiltr Army will have a much bet­ i also is o f particular interest to where she came from. ar Army will actually lie engaged John J. Perdilrg, author of the T h e r e -----------------------------------------------------ter conception o f it _ this rummer in th" training of the will be fewer mistakes in the fu ion, ns the winning o f the west, series. N’nlionai Guard, the Organized Re­ turc. The Regular Army la­ the buildic.*; a ( the Panama fa n Uy General J<l.n J. Pcr*Hio« serves, the Reserve O fficers’ Train­ nd will know how to handle al. the detch pment o f our rivers The Regular Army has no more important mhtioo than the train­ ing Corps and the Citizens' Military large mobilization, training nnd'and harbors, the sanitation o f Cu­ Porto Rico, Panama and th supply problems that an emergency ba I ing o f the civilian soldi'-rs of our Training Camps. Philippines, nnd other similar un­ I new citizen army. Ik e summer , Every summer enmp will have would immediately bring. ’ ’ . i which the Regular camps woijhi bo almost as futile it* quota. This means that the | No work that the Regular Army (dertaklngr has performed so successful­ * without Regular Army officers and * Regular Army will be spread out has been called upon to do for our Army enlisted men a- our school* would in a thin layer over the United country is more important than ly in the |>a*t. Hie Regular Army has every be without teachers and adminiarn- •State.i from the fir: t o f June un-j'the summer training that it is now til the first of October, u* there to r*. The National Defense Act of .will be camps in every state, ex­ VJ20 divided the Army of the Un­ cept Mississippi, Tennessee and ited States, which it created, into Nevada. Many organizations have marchthr»e components — tr.o Kegplar d Organ-‘ od <»reut distances to reach the or»ur newtgenization*'they are to train. For e Infant- examnle, a battalion of Infantry rpqxe o f 'marched more than 5560 miles from the least Fort Snellfng, Minnesota to Des the R eg-’ Moires, Iowa. Knginccr compan* certain lea have boon sent from Fort Hunthi* start-! phrit -, in Virginia on the Potomditesorv- nc to Camp Kr.ox in Kentucky ig hostil- nnd to Camp Custer in Michigan, eton ipto l Anti-aircraft detachment; have divisions,! b-rn *-f nt from the Pre-idio of ■ the PUr- Han Francisco, on the Pacific >ns>* rorc- f .'win ‘ on-1 from Fort Monroe on 5 P e C lA L ;hc enemy! the Atlantic Const to Fort Sill in :o he j b - . Oklahoma, which is situated al­ most in the center of our country, rmy mu it 1* ■ 1 11 '' !T *ro 1 niorefy r. during *" illustrate both th<* magnitude of Observe the special equipment: bal­ If a|,ine. th1* Regular Army’s summer trainwould iug Job, and the Regular Army's loon tires w ith steel disc w heels, Regular!attempt to perform its civilian mist work training missoin satisfactorily to nickeled radiator shell, front and rear I and the «H concerned. bumpers, motometer with lock, wind­ ain that Much more of the Regular I also lie Army’s time is devoted to the N'ushield wiper, cowl lights, scuff plates ense mis- ttonal Guard Organize Reserves, and special body striping. Civilian* Reserve Officer*' Training Corps minded by and the Citizen's Military Training to snare (lamps than even this would inThen consider the sturdy and depend­ dvate bus- dlcato. Training programs and >s they do schedule* fur course* of instructable character of the car itself and technical inn have to in- prepared during othyou will understand why it is equally iitn their or than tlu* summer months of has suffered temporarily. The loss of the four summer months is a serious handicap A o the regu lar arm y. This m ean s that its units in the United S ta tes must accomplish in eight m on th s m ore than it was necessary to leant in twelve month* before the >\ond| War. The fall winter and spring arc unfavorable for extensive out­ door training. A f course, the Regular Army habeen handicapped in other ways. The barrack* in which many of the regiments are stationed are a war­ time construction and are falling to pieces. M uch time has to b<* given to fatigue duty in keeping up repairs, instead of drill. No doubt, in time, money will be npnmnriat-'d for aufficent ami more livable barracks. Successive re­ ductions in strength for the past four or five years have lowered most organizations ot less than jen cy D o d e e B r o t h e r s T Y P E -B SEDAN attractive to men and to w om en —and exceptionally attractive to both. MOM’N POP sfouR N tfiftee HOME? 1 ©Eu&JE VGU'RE FDCUMG M5- L RAPPED AND NCUR MDTH6C ISN 'T HOME Th is ISN'T Oui HOUSE ■ L LIVE acro ss T h e STfteer‘ NEVER HAS PROGRESS SWIFT— G RAN DM OTH ER’S girlhood would seem pa­ thetically poor in com forts to us today. She never knew the convenience o f electrically done housework; o f time saved in cooking; ot sw ift trips through the country by m otor; o f the world’s best music in her home, out o f the A generation has changed the lives, com forts and habits o f the world. Tom orrow— new conveniences, new cornforts will swiftly find their way into oui lives The advertisements will herald their com ­ . Today a m anufacturer will announce a / and better product. Tomorrow a million •* 4> * • •.1 I4\ i1 %. Itrl The Indescribable West The Cool North-Land —the »cc oic Colorado R<jeVles;gr-t{CM,i,frnlilen Call('-iil.ln;the Pacific Nuithwcs . , <ur Fm ioual Parks; the Great Lakes — the Ninth W o o d s ; ine rcs'.ful und Invigorating Tcn n eeser M ou n ­ ta in s—thioui:h the hamt ol hltlutic D m e U n d , by way of Ailun U , Lookout Mountain, ChsVU u c o g s , M occasin lierut. via THE DIXIE FLYER Lll>firy*Otiirvttt! m Cjri, !>r«t*(r g kman .So -; men md women will use it as an old friend. An advertisement breaks down the barrier o f distance and tells to all the world— in a day’s tjme— the best and newest things the world has devised. m il d ia r * r ln > t n t M cvpl.ie C i f i .C b a c h t i . P.atr«m«1y !• * %«jmmc r fart* —for.* iclurn limits-* luuvifiltnt itop*o«ir prlvllfgts—dtvtnltyof ruultt —sircall Ijuti . Ciciplioailly Good I)inia£ C i r «j*rvlco Ft» car tnrrvuiivtif, UiMiitauJ U U I r l i s i w I *fk«r I n/ ikruiiiuN, ,i p f ’iy la ri ptfU N luliif *»/ People who keep abreast with progress read the advertisements. AlLA.N IIC COAST IJHC RAILROAD 1 •*ii: " 7T mf Ini ‘ 1u A. H it . X i . t H.C.SSl.I.Hr. H. C. ft, r! j . y L.SM.R.R. L. C. SVir.k r.At.I.K,. S 1ti U/-C..U 111J*. u t v t B .I& I. I t U li- .k .m b lJs . Put* Km Ii fli. •. 4•1•' Advertising is a herald o f better things D IX IE R O U T E ■■■*•** �PAGE TWO Idiot Man” , You and We Tt»e Sanford Herald r l s i i i * * * screw sfti ir s s s s eseeyt f t o f a r - a t l u r f a r«. F ieri** flittered as Becotid Class Ms tier, , October 31, l l t l , at the P oetoflle# St Sanford. F lorida under A ct o f K o re a ». l l l l . t i l R i i m IIs A r r s s t K 1 ’ 9 M .U 3 P X . D IA k . M. H O W A R D BEIIO.. if -■ Pkene 148 i n t C R i m O I l RATES One T ea r—11.00 S is Months .. (I SO ; Delivered in City by Carrier, per w eek. li e . W eek ly Edition MOO p tr y « tr . — ■ F c r iA L * o n CIS t All obituary series*, card* of thsaks. resolution* and notice* ot entertainm ents where ch arges a rt u s d * w ill be charged fa r at regular id vertlsln * rate*. i n x n r n t u b a s s o c ia t e d n t m * T he A ssociated Press Is exclu s­ ively entitled » « the uee for republication o f ail news dispatch** credited to It or not otherwise cred­ i t e d In this pspor a n d a l s o l b * l o ­ cal news published herein. All rights Of republfratlon «»f sp e rl-l dispatch as herein ere el*o r«eer* *<». THURSDAY, JULY lfi. 192.1 TH E HERALD’S PLATFORM 1.— Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. t — Construction of St. Johns-Indian River canal. 3.— Estenaion of white way. 4.— Extension of loeal amuacmenta. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. i , — Augmenting of building pro­ gram— houses, hotels, apartment houses. 9.— Extension of street paving pro­ gram. 7.— Construction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. 9.—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. 9<— Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa: clinic*. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Y ’ WENT ABOUT DOING GOOD: * — Ar.d Jesus went about all Galll!Iee. teaching in their synagogues, •r.d breaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing all manner o f sickness nnd all manner of dis­ ease among tho people. Matthew Already translated into four languages and read with Honor To France. Triassic Rock and Cancer. something considerably deeper thnn curiosity, Charles RichNot To Worry. et’s new book, “ Idiot Jinn, or The Follies of Mankind" threat­ Darkness Hate* Light. ens to stir up no end of rows Between egotists and anti-ego­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE tists the world over. ( C o p y r : a * u IJJS) Professor Richet, who, by the way, is the famous French FILL YOUR alas* to the brUh scientist and thinker who was awarded the Nobel Prize for with water— since you have noth­ Physiology in 1913. contends that man's fashions show him ing better—ami drink to the French to have less intelligence than the animals. Republic and the great people of * OU can now * Columbia No. 6] Cell Batteries f, ami • * * * France. On July M, they tore "The human race," he writes, hns so little inventive fac­ down the Bastile and threw from ulty that it has found no better head ornament than the their backs the parasite idle clas­ ses that lived upon them ‘by the feathers displayed by male birds in the mating season to at­ grace of God,” or otherwise. tract the ft male. It is the same with f u r s ........... When it has come to devising anything decorative, man has done nothing but borrow from the animals. Be the fashions mas­ culine or feminine it is all the same and they are equally silly. - "PerImps, he continues, we might find a shade more ab­ surdity among women, but fundamentally the ruling passion is the same; a stupid vanity, the desire to seem richer and smarter than our neighbors. We follow the fashions slavish­ ly and yet want to be conspicious. Surely a curious blend of severiiity ami independence." We, of today, says this observant Frenchman, are no more enlightened than the public of three hundred years ago, when there was a widespread faith in witches, vampires, magic, astrology, and alchemy. "O f course, we no longer burn witches, but we pay them for consultations. It is the snmo blindness, the same lack of judgment. And yet man fondly believes that he is endowed with reason!" • * * * Comparing mankind with the animals, Professor Bichct sums up the various races thus: Negroes: For about 30,000 years the black races have dwelt in Africa, and during those 30,000 years they have done nothing to raise themselves above the level of monkeys. For tortoises, squirrels and monkeys have r.o tomtoms wherewith to call down a kindly shower; no Ju-Jus before which they must prostrate liicmseives under the pain of death; no Mumbo-Jumbos who delight in human sacrifice. Tortoises would never consent to pierce their noses with wood, or burn their shells to display the scars. Red Men: The red Indians cut a dash in the pages of Fenimore Cooper, hut in reality they are of very low mental­ ity. They are said to have been skillful hunters, the only art they ever cultivated. But spaniels have invariably a much keener scent. Spaniels cannot draw a bow or poison their arrows. But they nre sensible enough not to stick weird clusters of feathers round their heads or to inlay their skins with many-colored Inscriptions. Yellow Men: They hardly raise the level of humanity, and they have been unable to emerge from the semi-barbarous state which they achieved ages ago. Nowadays they be­ gin to imitate the white races. They are futile enough to admire us and are almost incapable of originating anything. They have built some clumsy temples, where rolls of paper take the place o f prayer. They practice suicide and infan­ ticide freely. They delight in smoking-opium and in eating rotten fish, both habits which would disgust the lowest animal. White Men: Befogged by ridiculous ideas and hindered by all kinds of voluntary follies, among them disease, multilations, drugs, drink, fashions, superstitions, and war. • * * * * OUR FOURTH of July came be­ fore the Pantile fell, when the nobles with Marie Antoinette at their head were squandering the pertianta' earnings. But the foun­ ders of this country got their ideas from the French. And for that we should be ever grateful. ^ so 4, 5, and (j Hot Shot Batter Fresh Stock m WE MIGHT well afford to give tho entire debt o f France, not for LaFnyette— we should be what we are without him—but for what the THINKERS pf Franco taught Jef­ ferson, Franklin, and the others to whom this country owes its liberREVEREND DR. Strnton wants the law ngninst teaching evolution introduced into New York State. His earnestness may puzzle oth­ er Fundamentalists when he says he can prove tho evolutionists arc wrong, because ‘‘Trinssic rock” antedates by million of years the time of man’s, evolution as de­ scribed by Darwin. If the world is only six thousrrd years old, hmv can there bi rocks millions o f years old? In their desire to discredit Darwin, the good Fundamentalists should not forget his own ‘‘ facts nnd fi­ gures.” G. TAYLO R D\j PrinlinK—Dccoratin PHONE 303 Everything’s relative, probably thinks n flea phnnt. MORE IMPORTANT thnn silly arguments about evolution is news from London that real scientists working for the government, np- „ pear to hnve isolated the germ j a of enneer. The germ, invisible in g the most powerful microscope, ij r whrt science calls “ a universal o r -;* ganism." Like the germs o f tu- 2 bcrculosis, dipthciln, etc, it c;:is!s i 1 in millions o f sound bodies nnd dc-|J volops dangerously only when the ■ body and its tissues nre weakened. * WHEN THE tissues o f animals, under experiment, mice, etc., were weakened by application o f ir­ ritation of irritating substances nnd teh newly discovered germs in­ serted, cancer developed invariabIT IS nlr.o asserted, by respon- £ sihle nieo, thta mice have l>ccn ■ rendered proof against rancor at-|H tack by lire uso of the germ injw anti-toxin form. « Thus far it is only a w onder-'* fill, glorious hope, and ns yet there lfi is "no cure for cancer” outside of 1 surgery, cutting it out. 1* But liie fact that a book speaking truths like that is eag­ erly read by "Idiot Man", argues rather hopefully for the idiot. When a man is big enough to recognize his own im­ perfections, he is on the way to progress. And when u man Thou sremest human nnd divine, Tlltr rnirtn-tr honest manhood really begins to think, he at least has a chance of getting out of the category in which the French'savant has placed thuu; MR. AND Mrs. Howard M n iu f.Q Our wills nr* ours,two know not him. But we might as wei; admit it* THINKING is quite the who hnve nine children, giVe rarest pastime in which “ Idiot Man” rejoices. party for those children and their JJ offspring. One hundred and one u "Idiot Man” , that’s you and we. Our little system* have their tiny; They have their day nnd cease to be; r They arc but broken lights of thee, And thou, O Lord, art mdre than they. I Wc have hut faith we cannot know; For knowledge is o f things wc see; And yet wc trust it comes from thoe, A beam of darkness; let it grow. —Tennyson. —r— a--------Tho early bird entehes the worm but who in the deuce wants a worm anyway? A D D VACATIO N A R R IV A L S As Brisbane Secs It HSEH31II] 15,000 A cres Marion County 5 miles from Ocalo. Not waste. 20 miles o f highway. Lake and river frontage. Quick Action Necessary S e m in o le B u s in e s s . B x c h a t ■e* r* \ m 221-E. First S trict, Opposite Postoffice came to the party. If everybody * diil as well, if the millions in B Provide the Necessary Housing Facilities China raised their gigantic familics, for instance, nnd if plagues In u twonty-four hour period The Herald received four­ and floods stopped killing them.!-, how soon would the earth ho ov- V teen requests for sample copies o f the paper from persons cr-populated ? h wishing to know more about Sanford and this section o f Florida. Tho letters came Irom California, Maine, Pennsyl­ vania, Oklahoma, North nnd south Carolina ami viemgiu noints and nearly every one o f the writers expressed the hope that he t oon would tie nine to move to Florida. What will be the condition when these people and thou­ sands o f others all come to our city? Where will accommo­ dations be found f ir them? Sanford will be in a bettor position this year than ever before to take care of the tourists, but the new hotels and the apartment houses will lie far from capable of provid­ ing sufficient rooms for uii those that plan to spend the win­ ter in this city. You can't exactly tall it free The early part of the winter will find the hotels, apart­ Speech when you have to hire a ments and rooming houses filled to capacity nnd then, un­ hail to deliver it in. less many more facilities are provided, hundreds of tourists Monkey, monkey, will be forced to go on to other Florida points because they Bottle of rum; will lie unable to find places to stay here. Men of vision who Who in the 11 did can see what the coming winter is certain to bring will lose We spring from ? no lime in beginning construction work on more and greater apartment houses. Il Sanford is to be a great tourist town it must plan along that line and the first and m >st important thing to be done, as we see it. is to provide the housing facilities necessary. THAT IS a thing NOT to wor ry about. "The Lord urrang" , il sa that the trees (.hull not grow into the heavens." And He has undoubted­ ly arranged it so that the earth shall not breed more people than it can support. As the world grows older and it.t people know more, fewer children nre BORN; more of them LIVE. A Hottentot has fifteen childen. twelve of them die. A more near­ ly civilized being hns three child ren and nil of them live. NO .Sf’ IENTISTIFK’ witnesses will lie allowed to testify at the Bryan-Darwin-Monkey trial. That's wise. They wouldn’t have allow­ ed scientific witnesses at the old witch trials in New England or Old England. You can't have a satisfactory witch trial, or evol­ ution trial, if you allow truth to be t'dd. Ami no lady medium can “ materialize" successfully with all the lights turned on. r. r. A. n earnest young writ­ A MAN is very apt to complain of tho ingratitude oi er, just got back frrffu foreign those who have risen far above him .- ■Samuel Johnson. travel, is trying to remember the IT IS THE peculiar faults of others, and to Direct Benefit From System \\ hen you put system into saving, gin to get direct benefit— and stc climb higher to financial success, count with us today. K ilgores W onderful Pearl BETTER SEED— BETTER CROI NEW CROI' CELERY SEED Accounts fjcminolc()jbunfi Sanford. Fla S T R E N G T H -S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S best thing he ever heard nlwut the effect of travel. Perhaps it is this: "Los yoyuges forment la jeuncssc, (piand Us ne la deferment pas." Which menns, “ Travel forms youth, when it does not deform it." By actual Held tests and comparison with the la st strains sold by the foremost seedsmen, we know that we are offering the Florida celery growers some o f the very finest stock to be found any­ where. Our strains have the vigor, productive­ ness, purity and will produce a money making crop. Kilgore’s Wonderful I’earl Golden Heart Old Golden Heart Self blanching American Grown Old Golden Heart Green Golden Heart. BLESSED IS Ilf COTTON WENT up yesterday, after a had start. Wheat gamblers "n tho short side hail their little fingers pinched A FOOL IS one whom .simpletons believe to lie a man of trying to get out of their ‘‘short" commitments." So it g o e s in this world, one up and one down; money was dear, five per cent If you wanted to speculate, buying whut you never By IRVIN S. COBB r.et> and don’t keep, selling whut you didn’t have. On the whole, we’re prosperous — very, extremely prosperous, That’s the main thing. lie disappointed.— Pc «wi! ity-nix years, will not ho com­ pleted until 1045. ■Sanfold has proven herself much bigger by standing by a has hn!| team that’s at the bottom of th e percen t>ge column f-than ahe wail'd have by turning out a Huong to see one which was lead­ ing piny.—Tampa Times. --------- o--------- : Jack Dempsey is hack from E u ­ rope and yesterday released his Stereotyped interview about being toady to battle anyone for the ^ championship. The heavyweight king may be ready but it'll take Just about a million and u half ■i, Smaikcrs ')o make him look c r o s s ­ eyed at an opponent. --------- o—------A New York man, in order to ; . win a wager of one dollar, appear­ ed on tho street garbed in naught hut the shadows oi night. Two in­ dignant young women followed hiir. from 171st Street to 177th Strict, where they had him arg? jtzI/vt. Whut we can’t understand i ' j* that k the two ladies were so indignant at seeing a nun naked, 'f ^hy InH tho world did they follow Is I B M 1 . 1 ___ Ii* MY FAVORITE STORIES OUR GOVERNMENT realizes that the “ red Influence of Russia" is doing harm in China, and the United States ought to do some­ thing about it. That may bo, hut it isn't OUR business to reform Russia or undo her red influence. It is our bus­ iness to respect serunulousdy the rights of China and ullow the Chinese to think whnt they please. Lot us not internationalize the Bryan-Darwin-monkey idea. Contemporary Comment Give feminine fashions tint'* enough »nd they will starve all tltat moths to duath.— Detroit Free Press, When you first showed mo tho Dia­ mond Heavy Service Cord and talked ao enthusiastically about it, I told you it would have to be a wonderful tire to atand up under the punish­ ment from m y trucks, as the ssrvlco is unusually severe. However, I must now confess that I havo never found a tire the equal of this Heavy Service Cord. You can say that with my full permission. IncorporafcJ Sanford, Florida rl he question o f feeds is one ^ prime importance to every er, dairyman or poultry raise1 both large and small. The cost per sack doesn’t lermine the value o f feed. ^ suits are what count. Our line o f “ GOOD GOODS combines best quality, fail* Prl° satisfactory results. Give it 1 trial. “ Your money back if ^ are not satisfied. Myrtle Ave and 1th, Phone 53'J Phone 539. Jno. W. > �SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925. Office 148 MISS KATHRYN W ILKEY, Society Editor. TELEPHONE T MISS BEULAH BARCLIFF MARRIED TO T. MORRIS HILL ON TUESDAY Miss Beulah Barclift to T. Mor­ tis Hill. The marriage was a quiet event, taking place nt 5 o’clock Tuesday afternoon in the home of the bride’s parents on French av­ enue. Only the members of the family and intimate friends wit­ Stars will nessed the ceremony, which was performed by Dr. C. H. Farrcn, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Orlnndo. The bride was lovely in her wed­ ding dress of white crepe de chine, fashioned on straight lines. She Wore a wreath o f orange blossoms nnd her bouquet was of white ast­ ers and ferns. P ersonals The young couple K*ft immediate­ ly after thi ceremonv* in their enr for various. points in South Florida. On tb’ ir 'return they will be nt home to their friends nt 10*1 French Avenue. Mrs. Hill traveled in an en­ semble suit of satin back canton, light brown, with hat and 4ecessories to match. The bride is the attractive dcughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. I). C. Barclift nnd has a wide circle of friends here who wish her every happiness. f Mr. Hill is^formerly of Macon, Ga., nnd is a popular young man here, being in the employ of the A . C. L. Railroad. and Mrs, W. II. Williams Wednes *’ * 8 W { t and Ednii Jasperson of Binning, ham, Ala., were visitors to San­ ford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart and Joe Stewart lsnvcs this afternoon for Asheville, N. C„ where they will spend two weeks’ vacation. Mrs. D. P. Drummond. Mrs. J. C. Benson, Miss Marcia Patterson nnd Miss Ethel Henry spent Wed­ nesday afternoon and evening very pleasantly in Orlando. Mrs. M. D. Gatchell, Mrs. For­ rest Gutchell nnd children, Mrs. M. Stewart and Mias Mnric Stew­ art are spending Thursday over at Coronado Bench. Mrs. Tom Cook ami three child­ ren lenv,o Thursday for their hoim’ in Jacksonville after spending a delightful week with Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. W. C. DcCourscy. Miss Mary McMahon o f the Muiinollo Beauty Shop will leave The Misses Katherine nnd Mnx- on Thursday for Chicago where ine Young and Miss Beryul Bow­ she will enter the summer school Dr. R. D. Brownlee leaves today man o f Oviedo spent Wednesday of the Marinello Beauty School. for a short stay at JUnatuska, and in Sanford shopping. Montreal, N. C. The Mission Study Class of the Methodist Church will make u re­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brothersnn Mrs. Jake Way and son, Jean of Arcndia are visiting Mr. and announce tho birth o f a son, bom view o f the book, “ China’s chnlWednesday, July 15. He has been Ien"n to Christianity’’ on Friday Mrs. Clyde Uyrd. when it meets with Mrs, H. H. named Ernest Junior. NOTICE OllD Local Carpenter’s UnNo. 1751 will have a social ig Thursday evening, July at regular meeting place. Bombers and wive3 are re­ al to be present. Mrs. F, P. Riiies left yesterday Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Boyd left for Mountain City, Go. She will yesterday for their home in Char­ be gone several days. lotte, N. C., after spending some time here as the guests of relat­ W. J. Vaughan nnd Harold ives. Vaughan o f Oviedo were in San­ ford yesterday on business. Miss Mnxine Douglas left yes­ terday for Jacksonville to be the Mrs. Stella P. Arrington nnd guest o f relatives. Miss Douglas guest, Mrs. Tillman left Tuesday has been visiting Mrs. John C. for Miami to spend several days. Deen. 135 South Orange Avc., Orlando, ONE Next to Wool worth's Rig Slore NO EXTRA (H A KOI FOR LARGE SIZES Greatest Values Ever Offered SENSATIONAL SALE OF DRESSES OUR ENTIRE STOCK CONSISTING OF STREET, AFTERNOON AND EVENING DRESSES, ALSO IN­ CLUDING A t L COTTONS, W ILL BE SACRIFICED! Lake Worth— Work to start on erection of twenty now dwellings The ninny friends o f William h<*re. Stamper, the little son of Mr. nnd Sarasota— Plans under way for Mrs. John Stemper will be glad to hear that lie has recovered from construction of new railroad be­ tho effects of his recent accident tween this city and Fort Ogden to nnd is regaining strength rapidly. open up vast amount of virgin ter­ ritory. M ips Anna Du Bose nnd Miss Kit­ ty Du Bose returned Tuesday from the University o f Alabama where they have been attending the sum­ mer session. They left today, for Daytona Beach to spend several weeks, Miss Catharine Burg, their cousin, of Tuscumbln, Ala., ac­ companied them. Forrest Gatchel, M. D, Gatchell, Miss Ida Anderson o f 1 nnd Jack Hastings left this week Ala., is the guest of Mrs. for a fishing trip to Blue Cyp­ Echols nt her home on barbecue Street. BERBECUE Sandwiches nt ress, Filling Station, three miles anford Avc. Open for busof SeJ* Mrs. Ella Green, Mr. and Mrs. Monticello— 500,000 bond issue Monday, July 20th. of Mr. J[. H, Thompson and Misses Ruby voted for pavement of city streets The Store o f Truth, Service nnd Quality Ada' Davi^‘ has purchased a new Hupmobilc. Mi. and Mrs. Cartel Culpepper left Tuesday for Fort Meade on business. J, T..McCloud and Mese Dooley spent a few days last week in Mia­ mi on business. Mrs. Willie Seig spent n couple of days last week in Jacksonville visltinc friends. Mr. nnd Mrs.' Herbert Coffee of Miami are visiting Mrs. Charles Harrison and fnjnily for a few days. Miss Whidden o f Orlnndo and Miss Brumbee o f Everglade* arc visiting Mrs. Mamie Baker for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Jacksonville tl rived Tuesday •to visit Mrs. Davis’ mother Mrs. G. C. Grant. Upton Brown nnd Win. Crosby went to Georgia last week. They went to bring'back a truck load of peaches for Mr. Sweet. Mrs. Ed. McKenzie o f Jackson­ ville arrived here Thursday" to spend a few days with her mothei, Mrs. G. T. Grant. Mrs. Ed. McKenzie o f Jackson­ ville nnd Mrs. G. E. Grant nnd granddaughter Florence spent Thursday with Mrs. J. W. David in Sanford. Mrs. H. H. I’nttishnll left Thurs­ day for Jacksonville to spend the week end wlith her children. Ia' uing there, she will go to Wayncsville to spend the summer, Mr. Put* tishnll will join her in about two weeks. Who Is YourSkinny Friend, Mabel? For Instance:— I f a Dress is Marked $15.00, you Get 2 fo r $15.00 low the nasty oil.with the nause­ ating fishy taste, because the Mc­ Coy Laboratories, o f New York me now putting up Cod Liver Oil in sugar coated tablet form. Ask fo*" UeCov’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet— Bower’s Phar­ macy. Union Drug Co., and every druggist worthy the name sells them— 00 tablets— 00 cents. Any man or woman can ptlt on five pounds of hmilthy flesh in 30 days or your druggist will willingly re­ fund the purchase price. One woman put on 15 pounds in ■dx weeks. Children grow ,rohust and strong. "Get McCoy’s, the original and original Cod Liver Oil Tablet.” a - s - 4. -j.4.4-:. -r- The Postoffice Is Next Door to Us ->-*» •>-t- -t- •>■>•{•++* + *+ + 4*-M>•*•*•>* We don’ t make a cent on these Dresses, but you’ll be so pleased with your buy that you’ll get all o f your wearing apparel at M ACK ’S. We know no better way to make satisfied customers than to give wonderful values. These dresses are all crisp and new, made to sell for very much more. Our large factory and big volume enables us to o ffer this re­ markable value to the women of this section. Look Over These Materials three Dresses For Only Our New York stock room has only shipped us 5 6 8 DRESSES So act quick and get the greatest value for $12.88 that has ever been o f­ fered in the south. 3 Dresses for the Price of One Tub silks, imported hand­ made broadcloths, imported hand-made voiles, baronette satins, printed flowered voil­ es,voiles in the new crayon col­ ors, printed crepes, printed Gardenia dresses in silk weav­ es and hand made linen, etc. Can you imagine such a won­ derful array o f dainty frocks at a price so unusual? 135 South O range Avenue ORLANDO, FLORIDA The Store o f Truth, Service and Quality >♦ ♦ 4- 4*4- -fr■>•>4*4,4<4,4 4‘ 4*-&+ 4-4>4' 4*4' 4' “ Everfast” Linens 35 inches shrunk. All shades. Regularly $1.25 95 cents per yard Crepes 35 inches wide in all shades. $1.25 to $1.75. ________ Friday only $1.00 " V;'y‘ “ Everfast Peekette” Basket weave cloth. All shades guaranteed fa st colors. 35 inches wide. Regular price 85c per yard. Friday 50c Printed Crepes 35 inches, small prints, regular $ 1.00 and $1.25 crepe. One day— Friday 75 cents per yard Colored Voiles al designs. 40 inches Regular $1.00 quality. Friday 75 cents Mill-End and Remnant Sale Saturday Pajama Checks 35 inches wide. Best quality. Regular 25 cents yard. 500 yards to sell Saturday at— _______ 18 cents per yard 36 inch Bleaching 1 to 10 yard pieces. Mill ends. Soft finish. Only 500 yards Saturday 1 2 ^ cents per yard. RemaYits o f colored and white Cotton Goods and Silks marked down about V> IVice Saturday. v The Y owell C ompany B a a a a a B a a a a B a a 7 B a a a a a a M a a a a a a B B a n a a a s a a a a «* a a a a a N a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a M itM B a B a a H n n a a a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a �Millinery Sal Here’s an event that's extraor­ dinary in scope. So varied are the styles that they compliment costumes o f every mode. P rice d ............ All our hand-made Voile and linen dresses to go at IMensShoes OUT THEY (JO! i his is ilie* l»ig Value Event of the summer season. Every pair in slock is offered :d a $ sacrifice. Take advantage of this saving. lk V. May, guaranteed silk | cannot d e su ib c i! the unusual mills t . . U values which hosiery in all colors. j await you here at this July Clearance Sate. O f course you’ ll buy more than a single pair. Priced I . id * $ r & 9 8 Frocks Princess Slips! So extensive is the range o f sc f ine grade, we:i well made Kingetle lection that every woman and 5 n n v grime, EingeMc miss who comes to this sale will \ Your choice appreciate the wide choice this fc Hus July ( !eaiance Sale • apprecu '^ e s 3 X T tz ia e c B X ? J ^ ^ ^ , 4 {r r* ‘ g First St OPPOSITE POS m -j * — r~ •* �‘*n*l ■*:A’asi pi 9 In order to start our July Clearance Sale with a RUSH we will give absolutely FREE to the first 50 purchasing customers a dress pattern of 4 yards Gingham. 1 Bell Bottom Worn with the blue coat they make an excellent combination, and highly desired by good dressers. I h l 'O 'i f c Offered in gray, blue and biscuit shades; some with stripes. At these prices every man should put in a season’s supply. Here is every desirable kind— silks, wools and mixtures, in a variety o f colors and patterns to satisfy every preference. It’s a determined policy of ours to clear all stocks before another season begins and that’s the principal leason for the reduced prices prevailing in this sale Quality Attracts! The Prices Sell! a © © DRESS S ALE! We arc oflci ing in tins sale our complete line o f Spring and Summer Dresses... Also in this lot we have a few special late summer models that are being offered at the same low price. The styles in these exquisitely modeled dresses are appropriate for every occasion. Come early and get your choice and make a tremendous saving. J S 2 M in a »? a K a i m u f u m i M r a o ow r - m u r i Work Shirts FINK QUALITY ('ll \MHRAY I’ Ji t colors, well mode. Priced special for this sale f Men’s £ Seldun Huh it been c . ec such hii'h ipiaii 1 low. Priced 1 Lot Everything you want in good, wearable attractive hosiery is here in this sale. Priced Linen Collars Special at Bedroom Slippers m in all colors and sizes for this Sale One Lot Of Men’s W ork Shoes Ladies’ Sandals Solid Leather One Pair to Cus­ tomer Let’s C o— In Patent Leather and Colors Topkis Union Suits World’s Standard $ SANFORD, FLA. First St 1.00 Our Sale Price For This Event Bungalow Aprons Fast color Scouts Percale On Sale �¥ n flffl THURSDAY. J0LY J flr l 925. Philadelphia Snatches Two ;; (James From While Sox; Detroit Timers C’laxv Sena­ tors to a Tune o f 5 to 2 ■ 1 i- - Yankees and Indians Split Double Header S CHICAGO, July HI.—Philadel­ phia regained , first plncc in the American league pennant race by winning a double header from Chi­ cago by scores o f 9 to 7 and 11 to 5 while Washington lost to De­ troit. Both games were featured hy extrn base hitting, the Athletics having considerably the, edge over the locals bagging home runs in their'collection. in addition runnerous triples and doubles/ First Game. Score by innings: Philadelphia . 201 002 220 -9 -13-1 .Chicago .. V.'004 000 102— 7-11-0 Batteries: Harris, Baumgartner, W alberg and Cochrane/ Perkins; Thurrton, Connolly, Ruviere and , Crouse, Grnbowskl. 1 t • -—. , Second Game. Score by innings: Philadelphia KM) 431 002-11-15-1 Chicago .. .. 000 301 001— 5-12-1 Batteries: Rommel! and CoeliTrthe; Robertson, Cvohgros and SENATORS Crabowski, Schalk. LOSE DETROIT, July Dk—Ih-troH won u, dull game from the Wash­ ington Senators here Wednesday nfternoon, 5 to 2. Ability to huncli hit* wofj the game fur the locals C'obli got two doubles and a sin­ gle in four trips to the plate. Score by innings: Washington .. Old 000 10Q— 2-9-1 Detroit .. 7. .. 100 130 OOx—5-9-1 Batteries), Rout her and Ruet; Collins and Woodall. BROWNS ’ BEAT BOSTON ST. LOUISA July 1IL— Opening n three game scries, the Browns defeated Boston, .11 to 3 Wednes­ day. Joe Bush and Fred Wing FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Sanford at Lakeland, ruin. Tampa-St. Petersburg, rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 8; Philadelphia 3, Boston 4; Pittsburgh 3. New York 7; St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 5; Cincinnati 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 5-4; Now York (first game, 12 innings.) Philadelphia P-11, Chicago 7-5 Detroit 5; Washington 2. .St. Louis 11; Boston 3, ______ St. Loiiis Ilrowns TrminceRnston Red Sox in Opening o f 3-fJame Series Wednesday Yesterday’s Results Trim PilLshurgh Pirates I to SOUTHERN LEAGUE .'I; Giants Trounce St.Louis; Mobile t; Atlanta 3. Dodders Whip the Red Sox Little Rock (5; Chattanooga 10. Memphis 12; Nashville 13. Cubs Wallop Philadelphia SOI TIIE ATLANTIC LEAGUI Knoxville 0; Spartanburg 2. Asheville 5; Greenville 1. Macon 5; Charlotte 7. Augusta 3; Columbia 2. BOSTON, July 10.—The (nil end Braves humbled the league leading Pirates Wednesday, 4 to 3, in the first game o f their series, despite the terrific hitting of Trnynor. lien ton let the visitors down with six hits. Bancroft’s triple in the third inning scored two runs, whilo his field work was sensational. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Score by innings: Pittsburgh .. 000 K>1 0 1 0 -3 - 5-1 Lakeland nt Sanford. Boston . . . 002 110 00X— i - 11-1 Tampa nt St. Petersburg. Batteries; Morrison, Adams and Gooch; Benton and Gibson, AMERICAN LEAGUI Boston nt St. Louis, GIANTS WIN Washington at Detroit. NEW YORK, July Dl.— By de­ New York at Cleveland, feating the Cardinals 7 to 3 while Philadelphia at Chicago. the Pirates were losing to tho Braves, the Giants advanced to NATIONAL LEAGUI within five points of the league St. Louis at New York. lenders. Pittsburgh’s average i Chicago at Philadelphia. now .015. Virgin Barnes stopped Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Jess Haynes in Wednesday’s game, Pittsburgh at Boston. checking St. Louis after the first Inning with the aid of excellent SOUTHERN LEAGUE support, Frank Frisch stretched Mobile at Atlanta. his safe hitting streak throng:: 18 New Orleans nt Birmingham games by connecting in three out Memphis at Nashville. of four times at 1ml. Little Rock at Chattanooga. Score by innings: St. Louis . 201 000 0 0 0 -3 - 8-1 New York 002 001 lOx 7-11*1 Alleged Drunken Car Batteries: Haines and O'Farrell; Driven Forfeits Horn! Barnes and Snyder. Today’s Games DODGERS BEAT REDS BROOKLYN, July 10.- Brook­ lyn turned back Cincinnati Wed­ nesday, 5 to 2, retiring third place against the Reds who now will have to win both the remaining games in order to pass the Rubins but eight hits which he kept well scattered, one of them being a borne run by Jack Smith in the fourth. Score by innings: Cincinnati. (Inn pul tmi—2-&-.0 Brooklyn v (lid 022 OOx— 5-9-0 Batteries: Donohue, May and Krueger; Grimes mid Taylor. route. Ken Williams bit his twenty-second homer of the sea­ son. , Score by innlngj: CUDS WIN Boston .. .. 010 (Mill 020— 3- 7-2 PHILADELPHIA, July D l.-Thc St. Limin' . _ 113 0'j3 Olx— 11- 16-1 Butterjes: Wingfield and HU- Chicago Cubs opened a four game clioff; Bush ami Hargrave. series here Wednesday with an 8 _____________ to 3 victory. A heavy rain furred the culling of the game in the 7tli YANKS BREAK EVEN CLEVELAND. .Lily 1(1.—Cleve­ inning, just as the Culm finished land mid New York divided n dou­ their turn at lint and the scoring ble header, here Wednesday, the lo­ reverting to the sixth inning rob­ cal tejuu, winning the first game bed Tom Griffith of a home run. in f2 innings, 5 to 4. The Yan­ Alexander helped (<» win his own kton tupk the second 9 to 4. The game by doubling in the second nrst game which consumed three inning with the bases filled and K r a i wiis one of the longest in driving in threw runs. Score by innings: local baseball history. Chicago _ <171 000-8-8-0 First Game. Phmilndelphin 101 001—3-9-3 *-$*<*»% jiy ■innings: Batteries: Alexander and ClonNew YorklOO 012 0110 0 0 0 - 1-13-2 Cland .... 000 010 030 001 5-11 0 xnlex; Ring, Ulrich, Couch and Batteries: Shuwkoy and Umi- Wilson. A t ’ NuHI. Schnng; Cute, JjhrBnfl Kirr'tthd Myutt. 'I L |l* ■ ——— • • GAINESVILLE, July 1C— Farm or* within a radius o f 10 miles of Gainesville during the first six months of this year received for products shipped from here a to­ tal of $4410,624, according to a compilation of figures just made public here by Fred L. Craft, coun­ ty agent. Of this total amount $.12:1,400 was received for cucum­ bers alone. Points under the Gainesville shipping office are Rock point. Ilaysville, ' ’nnnon, fo o te r Pond, Rochelle, Fairbanks and other points. Ranking second in value o f ship­ ments were peppers, o f which 33 carloads were shipped a t n va­ lue of $.1.1,021. Beans come third with 38 carloads shipped at a va­ lue o f $19,000. Watermelons totnlcil IS cars and were valued nt $11,801). There were 11 carloads o f eggplants shipped for $9,1580. Six carloads of vegetables of mixed lots brought $4,<120 and five carloads of potatoes were shipped for $4,000. One carload of let­ tuce at $8U0 and four carload-, of cabbages at $1,400 completed the (ininisville shipments for this per­ iod. , The greater part of the produce shipped through this station is handled by two co-operative as­ sociations, The Gainesville fa rm ­ er ’ Association and the Farmers' Co-operative Association. la x Ncprro Is Guilty Of Criminal Assault JACKSONVILLE, July 1 5 .John Simmons, negro, was round guilty of criminal assault upon .1 white woman, as charged by the Duval county circuit court jury, today. The alleged attack occurr­ ed here the third week in June, f-entence was not passed pending m w trial motion action. Their reatost amount o f railroad construction was done in Florida during the years 1885 to 1900. Du­ ring this period the legislature granted largo tracts of lands to transportation companies on the basis of ten thousand acres of land for each mile o f railway construc­ ted. requires no l hociptt,’, j J c , -v / all men, . They enhance your I good appearance, increase your 1 ’ self-respect and inspire the con- ’ fidence of others, . n • ' It’ s spoiling your en­ joym ent and ruining your health. W hen you ’ re suffer­ ing f r o m headache, neuralgia, sciatica, ear­ Notice Ladies— ache, toothache, rheu­ For New Mattresses, renovating, upholstering, Upholstery materialmatism or any other CALL pain Sanford Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills Mattress Factory bring relief without un­ Phone 102-M pleasant after effects. When wearing “ THOMPSON" Shoeayou ore assured o f Smartest Style, Dependable Quality and Unquestionable Fit. Cftfe-T FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW SANFORD, FLA. 1 Your druggist sells them at pre-war prices— 25 doset 25 cents. E conom y pack age, 125 doses $1.00, IS SCARCE AND GETTING SCARCER A LL THE TIME In the story of mankind, we find that God rrnldl •Itel-fdlf £ h » & C O U R T IN G B L IN D N E S S Ji what you are doing when you neg­ lect twitching, watery, bloodshot, sore eyes. Leofardi’s Golden Eye lotion cures nearly every eye dhense. Cools, lu-nls and strengthens. Get “ Leona rd iV It makes strung eyes. At all drugtjijts. Seminole Feed Co Corner Elm Ave. anti Commercial St. H. 15- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc MAKK RESERVATION EARLY I* n |trr*erl|illii„ fur In llu- City Limits o f Sanford Near Loading Station Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Clnccinnnli Philadelphia St. Louis .. Chicago _ .. Ihudvn i It com bines with the traditional Huprnobile virtues o f econom y and quality, greatly superior perform ance and unequaled value EASY TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE Three Corner l.ols in Sanford Heights Each One a Bargain I S E ■ E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 1)5 First National Hank Building. Sales Force: Miss Helen linage, Mr. W. McLendon, Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a ii a a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a i]a a j BHIII| Sanford )g Philadelphia Washington f ’hicngo .. , St.*Louis .. Detroit Cleveland .. New York Dolton l j .. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Won l.oat Pet. New Orleans ......... 62 35 .598 A t l a n t a .............. -17 18 .605 M em ph is.................. IK 47 .505 Nuxhville . . . . 44 44 .... Mobil9 iA i. „J_ . 4<J 47 .495 Chatt.mi ( c i . , 43 II IV. improved Business and Residential Proper ly Birmingham 1. .. .. ..41 17 .Idd Little R u c k ........... 3'.l 49 .113 in Sanford i* ♦— —i * ' H.tl.LY LEAGUE Funds immediately available subject In CHICAGO, July 15.—The unof­ examination. ficial standing of the South At­ lantic League, including games of Saturday, July 11, fallows: Won. Lost. l i t . Charlotte ... „ .. ..47 28 .044 SIMHanbarir -----------45 28 .01*5 Macon _ _ _ _ _ 41 32 Jifi2 A sh aville........ ; ;uj 37 .47,1 DuBOSE ANI) HOLLEI -A ug'uU „ _ 38 38 .480 G reenville........... ' .. 34 39 .41515 J 1 2 i'urK Avenue Columbia __________ ;i2 41 .4:7* ■ jfnoxvillc 22 62 .277 a * " " B" M ,l,* BB,i* * n * B * a a * a JBaaiiB a lia a a a a p ! life. 1 lie owner of every cow should therefore frrd ihc best feed in urdcr thnt the best results Is- abtiij For healthier cows and more milk feed HAPPY *| DAIRY FEED, A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars TnmjW . Lakeland Nt. Peter.-dm Sanford .. I -T H O M P S O N ” . SHOES are a wise investrtYent foi I Governor W. S. Jennings, who held office from 1901 to 1905 was the first to start the conservation o f the Florida public lands, and the re-lmbilitation o f the Internal Im­ provement Fund. When Governor Jennings went into office there were no lands and only $25,000 In cash in the Intern­ al improvement Fund. His in­ vestigations revealed that the leg­ islature had grunted more lands than the State owned and there were eight millions acres in claims against the Stutc that had been granted. Beach Property Only four cases were arraigned before Judge W. E. White in the Wednesday morning session o f city court when Pasco Demen forfeited a bond amounting to $100 for fail­ ure to appear in court to answer to charges of operating an nutobilo while under th" influence of Ihjtior. Other cases were: Joe Hunt, gambling, $K) and costs; Margaret Stroman, gambling. $10 and costs; »»<i costs. T me, rosl:; and estreated bonds totaled $130. Snappy English -Effect I_________ Athletics W in Twin Eiill T o Regain Lead W hen Senators Lose Cucumber Crop At Gainesville Brings Sum OVer $300,000 In 1903 Governor Jcmitngs out­ lined n plan fAv the drainage o f tho Everglades. This plan in the essential form was eventually ad­ opted and the work hns been car­ song. - Iti'wa* cornnosed ^especially ried on by enclf successive gov­ for the city by Arthur Walsh* who ernor. works in the Edison laboratories in Orange, N. J. During Governor Jennings' ad­ lion Wilkie, secretary of the lo­ ministration more than a million cal chamber of commerce, who has dollars was turned Into the State just returned from an extensive treasurer ns the result! .of col­ trip east In the interest of rort lections o f tho State Indian War .Myers, listened to .Mr. Walsh as Claims. ho made phonograph records of the song. The song will soon be The driest year ever experienced listed and sent to the musical by this stato was in 1895 when the stores through out the country to precipitation was only 45.5 inches. boost Fort Myers. Tho wettest year was in 1912 when the precipitation totaled 04.88 in­ Apopka— Public Service Comches.1 pany rebuilding lines throughout the city. Tho highest point in Florida is at Hardaway on the Apalnchicalp Northern Railway. Its elevation is three hundred feet above the sea level. There are other points nearly as high. Mt. Plensant is 301 feet high and Gretna 201. your property D esigned and built to give daily s e rv ic e and satisfaction w ithou t constant tuning and tinkering AT AUCTION e are permanently located in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS tt'o guarantee Satisfaction. ALLEN ANI) BRENT 11C E. Second Street, Sanford, 1-1, ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a aaaaaB aK aaU H aaaB auaB B E a See the beauti'u t Hupmahile Eight and Four m ojelt at our thawroom* SANFORD AUTOMOBILE CO., Inc I'hom �>, THURSDAY/JULY 18, 1925. no Classified Directory Daily 0«r»ld [a d . nh in A J»* bm |•**. will *• •*• tmtnritlalrlr tmr \ ____ I04> * H » « ' ____Nr • II"* . Or ■ II"* __ Z ___ 4r ■ »■• •p* 4oubl* I r i lM r i * »Sr *b ov* *r« for eon‘ avrraK* l*n«IQ* U ,en* ln .. to r . ur«» r M ir ltt o d tu b 'm a d " Tl>* 8 » " ; P f„r •u».***|uwnt ■a nftli e *hOUI« b* |l,rfly in « ■ • Ol rp.nTl nr.lt" iprexrntaOv* Vi W|tn ratuJ. rulei |l.,n. will « ' vV 7 * irmallon. And ir [7 w|lt » m I<I our w«nl , uffertlv*. Ln t r«u « i- to NOTICE I ahottld Kiw* th«lr Ltomr* M l W f * ! phone number II emit*. About one a thooeend he* e id the oilier* can t ; with you uni*** pur eddree* e e a n r e MEAT be nun e l T h e S e e - a etllre or Hr lei* H t m t tliw e tle * | en t va lid . | Prompt. Ettloleni. Service HIS directory Vlarr w llh ta * « * 7 nroplr " f Banforrt J au «»*" ■tat w**" la rrfliilrril. II jtlphtihrll'a'IP wnet. t* l*r jpK t In This CT O R T |*HONB 143 led Directory TG — Miiltigraphing, am! mailing— ns you then vou want It . II. E. Porch, First lank Bldg. HULKS r n n ibstitute for Results Advertising ± rates HKNT lEEL Car. Drive It 0 »k and Second St ros FOR HIRE lUTO SERVICE Oay I* MretP‘alftralns Ksirisfert Phono 551 and 63-W CAFE Service and Duality Reigns LM P I A C A F E W affle House kit. M*t . t(V> W 1»* St, 1HELL CAFE pest in Service and Qn»lBt Street and Park AteDRUGS PRllG STORE — PreDrugs, Soda*. We ir you as v->ur phone. LEGTRSCAI|!> ELECTRIC CO. to GUlon A Platt Pa. Everything elecMie 422. Kleetratfith STATIONS AND I) SUPPLIES Bfee stations. Mntfwcond. First nnd Elm, prnue and 10th Street, vice. f l o r is t HIE FLORIST” ~ J all occasion*. He. I'honi 260-W f LAWYER J ' ^ ^ ’ AN. Office In H Bank Building Annex. Jone 417-L 3. Sale at*. m o t ic r o p s .i i . k m* * 7 « o . t n e j » Fort Ijiuderdnlc— Pinna under ^Nerth .to fcot. Dime,- W m to the Wt-fclva IPv. t ; them* fOl'XTV.■ P H tH lllt, way for construction o f north nnd i Mouth\v*st*rly a lo n e ih,. ■■■■■■ II I li It \\ A \ I H I'lloV K tlKV f # , i. ■• . , *. . t»- • v . (i.-rn line o f the said eiuth highway through Broward IIOMIS. FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks county. W e k lv a Itlver to the end r-f the first line, containing S l- S acres. Bldg., air* Oak Ave. Inquire up N o rifK IS H Ml l MR V tilVIi*.', stairs. C. T. Smith. *> T i n ; n u n i t i i i i i i t u p T u p ne lo-ieoy ie.,ui<< . t» lie and u|t- T h u l sealed proposal* will be re. " k h .m i i jiiu m i, t i t i n i r pe-tr before our said flreult I'surt •eived by the Hoard of County Com­ the Court House at Sanford. Flor­ missioners o f Seminal* County. F lo ­ "P t i.ottim, i> ,iMi nut nt on the Sr.l day "t Am-ttst. t rida. on or before lac expiraiton of APARTMENT FOR KENT— A t­ s u it iM m ; c m v r v . i> r n v > - ida. 1>. li'2a. and then nnd there mnko thirty da ys Irmn the first puhinint 'K I O . tractive nnd convenient. Call IlllfliM'i t •«lt* * it l»i i'DRi H4itU ** I Ion of tnln no. ire. and up 10 01 I N at li.rnld office for further in­ Seth W o o d r uCITATIO hi hIled nirnlitsi you in the cause. until 10 o'clock A 31. on the l*th f f. It Is funner otslereu lo it uns formation. Hay of A u g u st. A. If. l-ija. a, . ..a Com pla inant. order tie puhtlshed In the Sanford County Clerk • office, at the Court Herald, a rtewsoapor pu'dislod In St Sanford. Semlflole County FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, Wit Iin ill W i i i l i u i . , i at.. Sanford, Seminole County. Florida ‘ House, Florida. 1 r m e purrtiuse «,t • i, (imiaul* new apartments, phones includ­ To the Hrsnlley 1 Florida, If tt lllK il- C om p an y ,' once eaelv week for four consecu­ Utiu.i'o, Hem (note County, tive weeks. ed. By week month or year, well a corpornllnit: Improvement l.o n ig WIT.vl2>8 The lion orahle J J. Highway located near ocean. Write orj It lo'lme m ade to a p p e a r to th is Dickinson, Judge of the Circuit known un Series "A*-, said tionda to court that Niiiiun<>ns in e?hnnc*iy ••ear Interest at the rate of flvu and phone R. 1„ Seldon, Selden Bldg, lias Iiccii Iwrotofur,- Issued, d ir e c te d , Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ one.ba il per cent per annum, nnd of the Stale of Florida. In and Daytona Bench, Fin. to you. a ml tha I the S h e r if f o f Hmu- cuit listed July 1st, 1313.. lull'test Seminole County, •n thi* tii«i arc I•»••<<- C ou n ty .Florida. h as m ode te - for Payable semiannually, both prin­ 25tIt day of June. A, l». I'JS3. cipal and Interest payable ut N ew T . . . a ' turn lltat sa m e eiinuot lie serve.I J .1 i»tcK INn< >S FOR RENT A p a r t m e n t . I w o o w in g y „ „ r fumir., t o elect i . t - I 3 .irk. In the State o f New \ orlr. rom ns nnd ba th . D esirab le l o c a - i ile.n s >>r ap poin t amenta, o r to have , .Indue of the Circuit Court of the n.iid le lids lo he Issued coasistln J ■Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State o f seven hundred and sixty bands mu lilu th« Stnlc .if Florldn. an of tiim. Will be vacant Aug. 1. Prac­ f l o r or intent upon whom process of Florida. In and for Seminole ' f the denomination of fl.OOu 0(1 tically new. Address 505 care enalil ho served, and that your m- County. • irh, oiaiurlng s< rlally ovejf u per­ j IteCntte* and Spencer f Ivors and ngonis are unknown. iod , f thirty years In the tvlliar* lletuM. i •iielv.nrc. > oil, i*io a.i -olloy Kor- Sullcllfirs and of Counsel for the lug manner, lo-vvit: lltlior Company, a corporal Ion. Comidalntant s. ItOllllS No. I to lo. Inclusive, lo mat lire July 1st. 1329. FOR RENT: Three room apart- named as defendant In tnc above j and foroKoing cause, pcndlni; In Hands No II to 21, Inclusive, to ncnt with garage, 1306 I’ark llie uhnvc el> led court, heitlrc a pro­ meat m ature July 1st. 1330, J. G. SHARON Ave.. Mrs. F. R. Savage. ceed Inw Id cslntdl^h and quiet the H nits No. 22 lo .73. Inclusive. to title to the followln : dcHcrtlied tiintur,- July 1st. 1931. Altorney-at-Law lands In Uuuilnolu County, l-'lorld.i. Itniiils No. 21 to lit. Inclusive, FOR RENT: New four room apart- to-wit; Will prartlee in nil the cc:irt« m a tu re July 1st. 1931. lluatiinlliK at the Intersection oft Ibimls N«. 17 to A0. Inclusive, blent, private bath. Phone the r.nsieru side of the Weklva Itlv- Examination of Abstracts c ! Land m atu re July 1st. 193 J. 382 W—West First Street. er and the North I,hie of that por- ; Titles given esp^eia! attention Ronds No M to 75 Inclusive to __ __ i .on of inn t'eler Mlrulula Cliant t m atnn- July 1st. 1911. , . , , , i known on the maps of tho I n,ted Offices in Seminole County Bunk Ibqids No, 70 to 91. Inclusive. to FOR RENT: Well furnished bung-.si.ttea Surveys ns Section n:>, Townm a tu re July 1st. 1933. Building alow, 5 rooms, bath. screened Ship is. South of Itatiqo 2:• Kiol, Hotuls No, 92 to 1*1, Inclusive, to jt'tin thetieo South tia‘ j neurees fclasl I mature July 1st. 1930 porch, garage. Call 107-121 chains to the Northeast Corner Hontl* No. 109 to 130, Inclusive, : of the said I’oter Miranda llrnnt: to mature July 1st. 1937. FOR RENT: 1 ight housekeeping thence South 2:i'j decrees West • OI.'TIILANI> T A I N T Hands No. 127 to IIS, Inclusive, to 120 chains to the Southeast corner rooms. 21D \V-5th St. m ature July 1st. DJ33. ft-* t r i o 1nak u i o tuu of the sah! Deter Miranda tiro m ; Hands No. 110 to 103. Inclusive, lo M oney. [ he n ce Nort h s o u ilegreej IVt.il mature July 1st. 1939. ROOMS FOR RENT: Furnishatl K7.I3 chains lo the Kasteru side i f Manufactured b* Ibqids No. 100 to lit. Inclusive, to ■ b rrse n -l.ln d slry D ala i l a Itlver; thence or unfurnished. $2.00 week nnd the said Weklva mature July 1st. 1941k Sold by Northeasterly along the incuinP r ■ up. Call nt 12 or 6 o'clock. S. line of the eastern shte of the raid Honda No. 117 to 2iA. inclusive, to LIKI.UM1 T A I N T C I I H P 4 X I m a tu re July 1st. DJI I C. Brown, 1215 W. 2nd Street. 113 t l n g n i i l l * A v e . Weklva Itlver to the point of lieHotuls No. 2"'l to 211 . Inclusive, to P h on e 37S ginning; less heglnnfng at thu m a tu re July 1st. 1912. Southeast eurner of the said Deter i Hands No 232 to 235. Inclusive, to Miranda (Irani; run thence North Rooms For Kent m a tu re July 1st. 1913. liO'j degrees West 23 chains; Hotuls No. 23fi to 2H|, Inclusive, to thence North 2912, decrees Fast IS.in, m a tu re July 1st, I9 M. FOR RENT— Kooma with or with- chains; thence South MM, degrees Itoiuls No. 2X2 to 199, Inclusive, to Must III elnilns; thence South 29l* out meals. Reasonable rates. degrees m a tu re July 1st. Rj i s . Wist 1’i.fiii chains; thence Honda No. 3 D) to 339. Inclusive, to Lincoln House. South fiil'-j degrees Mast lu chains: m a tu re July 1st, 19is. thence South 29', degrees West 10, Ilonds-No. 3 10 to 371. Inclusive, to elinlns; ih.neu Smith 60',j degrees Mam 13 chains to the Mast line of if 125 Phonographs ................. $75 m a tu r e Ju ly 1st. 19 17. Lost Ann Found No. 373 to ( 97, Inclusive, to the said Deter Miranda <lrnlit;!$ 30 Electric fans ....... ....... J22 m aHotuls tu re July 1st. DJts South 2'l'j degrees We i l i * 15 Electric Lins ................. $11 LOST: White bull pupnio. Lnrge thence lb.mis No. ms to 117, Inclusive, to along the said Mast line of the said 5 tu re July 1st. 19 19. black spot on black hip also on Deter Miranda (Irani Id chains to $ II) Electric fans ............... $ 8 m aItoiuls No tlx to 191, Inclusive, t o liolnt of heglnnltiK. and alno' black spot on back hip also on a m a tu re July 1st. 1959. less, beginning at ,1 point lion feet. 1 New Player Piano. Bonds No. 192 to 537, Inclusive, to body. Head untt'.mmcd, short tail. West of a point IS.?l) chains North 1 Second Hand Piaon. m a tu re Ju ly 1st. 1951. Tan collar. Name Jack. Re­ of the Intersection of (he South Tires und Tubes. Itoiuls No. 53X to 515. Inclusive, to boundary of (he said Deter Miranda I ward if returned R. W, Duckworth |(Irani, with (lie West lloundary of At Low Prices In Order To Mnkc m a tu re July 1st. 1932. Homls No. 5l<> lo fl.15, Inclusive, to nt 1016 French Avenue. iSeellon 27. Township 19. Smith of Boom. m u lu ro Ju ly 1st, 1953. Mange 29 Must, this point of beginHomls No. « 3ii to 110, Inclusive, to nlng being (hen 7.27 chains west of RINK’S FILLING m a tu re Ju ly 1st, 1951 the Southeast corner of the South- CHEAP FOR CASH Wanted Ocean View Hotel Mr*. M. J, Coats, Mgr. C O R O N A D O RMACII. F L O R ID A O p v n Al l t hr Y r n r Ra tes: S3.tin per ilny. Hy tbe w eek S23.QU ibtublv: f I ", 99 stngli.. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta. Ga„ Augusta’s grentest ehiHsifieii medium, rate, cash, !)c charge. 10c minimum. MORGANTOW N, W. VA-, people me interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ud in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. Thu prices are right for a real opportunity at the com­ pletion o f Forrest I-akc Hotel. west quarter of. the Northeast.. q tllir- . ............................ e r o f S e c t i o n 21. T o w n s h i p 19. S o u t h I o f D a n g - 2? Must, t h e n c e r u n n i n g We s t mill f eet t o llie W e k l v a l l l v r r ; l o g i n n i n g a g a i n ut t h e s a m e poi nt o f beginning, run thence WANTED: To buy medium si/.e second hand safe. Ilox 18'J. WANTED: Bookkeeper and stenairrapher. Must bo experienced Steady position for riubt App’y Sanford Electric C nolia Avenue. STATION 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Ibqids No. 1591 to 789, Inclusive, to m u lu ro July 1st. 1953. said b o n d s to tie sold su bject to th o a p p r o v in g opin ion of Messrs. C a ldw ell A R a ym ond, obtain ed by Sem in ole C o u n ty . Florida, All bids must he at com p a b lc d by* a c e r t if ie d ch ec k for otic uml a half ( I G "r > |o r cent of the am oun t o f lids to lie sold, may bo sub milled In tho Ivc as to ratu of Interest bonds arc to bear, tile alternative bids lo be based on a rate o f Inter­ est less than flvu and o n e - half pur rent Amount blit ( o r subl bond* must he siiiiril lit ■lollars nnd rrnts . The full faith mill credit o f llm Coqiiiy o f Seminole, Flotilla, la Irrevnrahly pled ged for the paym ent o f the prin cipal and Interest of said Issue nf bonds. T h e Cou nty C om m ission ers of S e m in ole C ou n ty. Florida, reservo the right to ru jsc t any and all bids. I'ruin mats sh ou ld be addressed to the Hoard o f CiAmly Com mis sioners of MumInot* Obi 'nuniy. Florida, ut Hanford. Florida. WITNKHH my band as Clerk " f llie Hoard iif C ominty Cotnmlnlmieru o.pSr»£ Eour Steam ers-a Week from Jacksonville ', 'S TRIPS ^ SEA WAN FED: Four carpenters. South of Giiitlerville. T. A. Echtdls. ■ of Flurlila since SUMMER EXCURSION FARES tin Itcfnrcneofi; First National Ihiuk. Hound Trip Jncksomitlc lo Baltimore $49.54; jo Philadelphia $56.(X); to Boston $72.13. Fares include mctilfl and berth, witli extra charge for outside rooms. J. H. HUTCHINSON lit:M . KSTATM AiTc.iKt*. Fanils iiml (»rnnico Grown ;i Siimtlltliy IH2II 1.4111*1 A \I'lllltf, M.niUrr ..f SAN» «*i:h. FLA. Iflurldti Stale* 1^111r 1hrh A mnuh Iu I Ion Try Smith’s Barber Simp for ffoud barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. i t Alsu All-Expense Tours from Jacksonville; II days and longer; $80.75; and up. Tours include New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. | Write for illustrated booklet and for information about low rates to northern cities nnd resorts. And ask for detailed itinerant's of thu special All-Expense Tours! l\. \) , of Hciiilholo County. Florida, and the seal nf said Hoard on this the 4th day of July. A. D. 1925. (U F A ! .) Beautiful Apartment Site 100 feet oil Park Ave. J Earle T. Field It MAI, I; XT ATM — 1.\ VM.9V1IR9IT* l.obbv Dulestiin-Hrumley Bldg. Hanford I'lurlda Terms. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 K. FIRST ST. W. It. SMITH, MGR. 160 Acres We Have Money to Loan 1i/L miles from Benson Springs on road to New Smy­ rna. On Business Property, Apartment Houses and Residences I Id feet on l lth St. 50,500. V. M. lo H i SLASH. t ’ lerk o f th e Ib.ard o f I ’mtnlv Coquotsshinern of Senilmde Founty, Florida July ' 111, I fit »1. 33, 39 mid 8. A l.a nailing, (ram Miami la I'htU 'rl Urltilila *l.t new, mauntflrrnt 1 8. 8. H itk.hlr., c m , to <t*|a. Jl Melbourne—) Melbourne nlvc.itment oCmpany to put up $6(1,6011 bantl issue for rond construction. F O R SALE H rreenptl P h on e 148 For Kent rVPBW RITBRS AND REPAIRS FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in FOR QU tfK SALE: Will sell l the FORT LAUDERDALE 1 iicrrs of good land 2 miles from All makes of typewriter* for DAILY NEWS— it covers Brow-i center of Sanford at n bargain, «ale on easy terms, lor rent, also nrd County thoroughly which ia| half cash. Sec or write B. II. growing!j Bankston, Sanford, Fin. repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 one of the moat rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast.' Ball Bids. Sample copy nnd rate card upon. FOR SALE—3 cast front San­ request. ford Avenue lots. Bargains, Easy PRINTING •--------------------------- ------------------------ 1terms. Box 131, care Herald. WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County and ^ nI. u \ i i .* 7* i~» i T Lakeland, through the S t a r / ^ * SALE—Corner lot nnd ndEngraving, Embossing. See us joining lot on Palmetto Ave., first. We do it. Phone 417-W. Tetegram. Best advertising me­ R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. dium in South Florida. Published 'terms. Box 431, care Herald. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— FOR SALE: Lot in Highland St. Lakeland, Florida. REAL ESTATE between Park and Oak, $1,100.00 terms. Box 82. Sanford, i. L. nl'UKl.IMi, suXlivismn OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales easy Fla. •pecialint. Subdivision to Or through the Xenia Gazette, Zentando, Florida. and F l o r a ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ FOR SALK: One lot Rose Court. Hcigbia, Florida on Dixie High­ trict. \Vant ud and display rates A bargain at $1,560.00, easy terms. way. on request. FOR SALE: Five lots on Magnol­ TIN AND MKTAI. WORK ia Avenue. Two at $1,600.00; COLUMBUS (G a„) LEDGER — Classified ads hnve the largest Three at $1,500.00, easy terms. SIGNS circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Box 82, Sanford, Fla. Any Kind— Anywhere gia. Rato Be (0-word line) line. FOR SALE: 1 lots on 3rd St., nnd TO REACH the prosperous farm- 1 Popular Ave., Iaits 50x150, east e.s and fern growers o f Vulus-, frontage, Box 1,000 e.o. Herald ia county advertise in the DeLnnd Office. Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Daily News, rate le per word, cash FOR SALE: First class dining, Phone -180-W. Sanford Ave. At with order. First Street. living and bed room suites. Phone 175-J. MAINE — Wnterville, Morning JAMES H. COWAN— All kind? Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR SALE: About one karat dia­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tank*. At Oak people are interested in Florida mond ring. Wil sacrifice. Ad­ Reach them through dress Box D. c.o. Herald. Avenue and Third Street Tele­ property. the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ phone 111. FOR RUSH SALE: 3 ncres Zt plication. MIRRORS RESILVERED rich tiled land with best o f flow ­ Furniture bought nnd sold. Call 'A LITTLE W ANT AD IN The ing water. Two story well fin Jackson Furniture Co., Phone C47. HERALD will bring you in big isho residence with water, gas, Iresults. Advertise those old ar­ nnd electricity. Three good out ticles you have stored away and houses. 20,000 nursery stock with Building: Material hnve no use for. A little thirty- some bearing orange trees. 570 cont ad may bring you several feet on brick mini. Property right MIRACLE Concrete to ., general dollars. Phone M8 and a repre­ at Lake Monroe, just four miles cement work, *ldewalka, build­ sentative will call and see you. from Sanford. Property worth ing blocks, Irrigation boxes, J. B$12,000. If rold in the next few Terwllleger, Prop. days will take $8,000, half cash, FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando balance in one two and three years Mominm Sentinel; largest classi­ HILL LUMBER CO. House a time. If interested see or write fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Service. Quality and Price. B. H. Bankstoa, Sanford, Fla. imum 24c cash with order. Lumber and Building Material FOR SALE: PJ25 Dodge Touring. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Car, fully* equipped, 5 balloon Carter Lumber Company accepted want ad medium in tires. Runs like new. Cash or West Third Street Phone 666 Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word will consider good Ford as part an insertion. Minimum 25c. I payment. Cell Osceola Cypress ' Co,, or write me for an appolntTAMPA, Florida — Tampa Daily ment. C. E. Williams, Osceola, D AVID B. HYEB Times, the great homo daily. Fin. __ ARCHITECT rale 1 l - 2e per word minimum, f o r SALK: LUMBER delivered charge 25c cash with order. Write in nnd around Sanford, yellow M «mb*r A. L 4 for complete rate card. pine framing, sheathing, siding, Ros* B uilding flooring, ceiling nnd finish. At Orlando, Klnrlda WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg, prices that are a savings to you. [ The Clarksburg Exponent, morn- Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla, ; ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ ■ FOR SALE: 800 Acres, S 10.00 an mum 34c. Acre. On Dixie Hi eh way. HILTON’S PALM REACH COUNTY — The Beautiful high land. Adjoins two n .\ lin e n s h o p ! scene o f stupendous develop­ lakes. Sandy, loam soil with clay 113 Magnolia Ave. ment. Read about it in the Paint sub-soil. Ideal for oranees nnd 6 First Class Barbers i Beach Post, Sample copy sent on vegetables. Profitable groves and Special Attention mitkinc houses nearby. Best buy request. Given To Ladies nnd Children. in Volusia County between Paint'ADVERTISING yret-t results if it ka and Delgtnd. To clone immedKa-fiately low price $10 an acre, eneloagliu* -|Mit.viukuii -Tniyt rs China ware in English Porce­ latka' DJilly N-ws"Ts circulated in ‘ third cash. H. (' Hansen, Conrad lains, Ituvnrinn anti Japanese an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ Building, Do Land, Fin. tion. FOR SALE: Sheppard puppy, three China make lovely uifts month? old. Phone 318\V. AtlADVERTISK in the Journal-Iler- (|ress 007 j.; m h St. The Ball Hardware aid, South Georgia's greatest _______ - - ----------newspaper. Morning, afternoon, | Automobiles weekly and Sunday. 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If so advertise in i09-M — Phone — 439-M the Gainesville Sun. 2108 PALMETTO A Y R DEVELOPERS ATTENTION u Pensacola is bo^inning the ■ greatest development in GeurKin'a % * history; n half million dollar high­ • M Duvey and Nesmith way to the ruIf beach just finish­ 3 ed; nt two million dollar liridgc ■ A T T O R N MYM - A T - L A W across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions .111-31.7-31I MAYKA lit bchitf spent on highway; greatest FI It ST NATION AI, H A N K IH.IMJ. chance for live developers to get Lots 0 and II Mock II in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. 51odor 11 Im proveThoroughly 111 ** lit ?i PAGE IffHMfrMI One mile lake front ago All high land. $30.00 per acre A 7% Interest Ank For Our Hooklet On Financing the Home A. P. CONNELLY & SONS R E A I, T O R S MagnoKn at Second. LOANS Phone 48 INVESTMENTS By (iKOKUK MeMANUS ri Xr ■ ■ K ■ ■ N Sanford Ave. Corner lot opposite San Lanta. $3,000.00. Terms •IG feet between Fourth and Fifth street. $400.00 per foot. Easy Terms SANFORD REALTY CO Inc. , II. S. LONG, Mgr. fl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 16, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 16, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88fa5cdb4bd39c5ab2b1aa507a57f5d1.pdf c6401cc4b16b0dc018800ada7c788397 PDF Text Text ^&UfittKUutY W M 'YOUR NEWSPAPER ttshcd In Florida’s Heart, fWorld’a Greatest Vegetable Ion, Its Richest Garden Land IN XV. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Miami Visitor Says Sanford Is Growing Fastei-ThanOriando SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925. TRADE BODY IS TOLD OF CITY'S PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 3t9. Glenn Sole Owner Of Orlando Sentinel ITS ATTITUDE TOWARD CHINA ORLANDO, July 17.—Wm. . ®nnf°rd is growing faster Glenn, for 11 years associaltd with W. G. Essington in the v Orlando, is the opinion of N. L. Sevenson, Miami business nuhlicntion of the Orlando Morning Sentinel announced to­ nmn and builder of the Gran­ day the purchase of Mr. Essingada Apartments «r that city, ton's interest in the newspaper who arrived today to spend sevfor a consideration of $•250,000 crpl days here on a business Washington Government U rg­ nnd nssumes solo management mission. _Mr. Scvenson’s opin­ D. II. MncFnrlnnd of Ameri­ .inders Downed ion was given after having vlsimmediately. Mr. Glenn came es Nations Approving The can City Bureau Addresses to this city with Mr. Essington Scopes Lawyers Note [Celery-Feds On iteil the Orange county metrop­ Nine-Power Treaty to Join in 15)11 when tho two purchas­ Chamber of Commerce On olis and after mnking an oi>In Immediate Conference Exception to Court ed the paper from Josinh Fer­ Idy Field Before servntion tour of this city. Co-Operation in Campaign ris, now chairman of the Orange “Sanford’s outlook is bright­ Ruling, Describing County Democratic Committee. jter Day Crowd er thnri that of Orlando because American Views Are Forster Speaks On Mr. Glenn was connected with of its advantageous location and It Denial of Justice - Given Each Country the Indianapolis Star prior to its development nossibilities," Local Improvements his moving to this city. declared the .Miamian. Cheaper publisher is president of freight rates, made possible by American Nation Also WantH thoTheFlorida Press Association both water and rail transporta­ Junior Chamber of Commerce M ™ ™ 8 J * Commission Created For A nnd the Associated Press Club Secretary SccKs Twenty-Twa Represented at Luncheon tion facilities alone furnishes Best Men Administrators; i M e C l N e X l lY lO n d a V Study of Territory Matter of Florida . He is also a mefSanford with inducements that By Number of Members New Regulations Are Said _____ _ ber of Gov. John W. Martin’s rs, Walks Coupled '.nr exceed any other city of staff. Fred C. Robinson, of Chicago, Is WASHINGTON, July 17.—In To Be Ready for Operation Bryan and Malone are this section of the state, Mr. Members of the Sanford Cham­ said to be |tersonnlly acquainted pressing its suggestion tlmt the [th Timely H i t s Sevenson asserted. ber of Commerce at its rugular 1with nearly every one of the POO,- 'overiinient.i which approved the Active In Debates WASHINGTON, July 17.—Des­ , “ 1 am favorably Impressed by luncheon at the .Seminole Cafe ire Loc members of the Elks in the Nine power treaty and appended pite an uvnlatiche of applications #; Sanford’s rapid growth during today listened with interest to an 000 United States. Probably th at’s resolutions regarding China should Over Point of Law for jobs under the now regime to­ / t h e past few months and I he­ by W. H. MacFarlnnd, wiiy ho is to he the grand socre- unite as participants in a Chinese B&lfpjffleld tfieSanford " lieve that it will not be long be­ address gether with maneuvers hy political vice-president of the American tary of the order for his twenty- customs conference, as well us in lenders in hchulf of constituents, ten romped away with fore it will rank among the City Huionu, who is In this city second consecutive term , accord.- the creation of a commission to COURT ROOM DAYTON, Assistant Secretary Andrews of Tenn., July 17.—Judge John largest and most flourishing cit­ out victory of 8 to 0 ies of Florida,’’ Mr. Sevenson conducting the membership cam - 1Ing to a vote at the convention in study extra-territorial questions, the treasury, plowed ahead Thurs­ ' raign for tho organization. The Portland, Ore. the Washington government has day with his plan to work out nn T. Raulston announced this ic Lakeland Highlnnd- concluded. theme of Mr. MucFarlnnd’s talk taken steps to prevent opposition effective enforcement organiza­ morning that he had decided was co-operation on the part of [Thursday afternoon, i" its pluns springing up in foreign to exclude scientific testi­ all business unit professional men id misplnys coupled • upitnf* through misunderstanding Executive Receives Message tion. Political phases of the prohibi­ and other residents of the com­ mony from the trial of John of its attitude. aportune hits l>y the From Brother Saying That tion situation still were much iu munity in tiie coming campaign Kach of the nine governments T. Scopes chnrgcd with vio­ Teds in the first, third f l f ir f /O n O O n r ’o r w i f r p ' ;vhich* ho declared, will possibly It Was He Who Killed Drug­ the limelight but Mr. Andrews to- lating the Tennessee anti­ signatory to tho convention now innings accounted gist In Chicago Hohliery iternted that lie was seeking the evolution teaching law. , has been given n clear and cum22 best men available for appoint­ pletc understanding of the posi­ (Scores. ments us administrators. Al­ The defense at once nqted "It is evident,’’ asserted Mr. CHICAGO, July 17.—Russc'.l tion taken hy the Washington ad­ »n, on the mound for Santhough he received numerous |>orexception to the court’s during ministration. It no longer is pos­ Scott, 30 year old erstwhile Ca­ MncFnrlnnd, "that heretofore the Ihed good ball in spite of sonal ealls yesterday, he found and the judge ordered it placed on Sanford Chamber of Commerce sible for suspicions or conflict bunadian financier, writer of hooks 1 field and held the visithas been run on u shoe string ba­ Tvvontv-Scveit O th e r Bids aife llwien t,u' negotiators to arise be- on business ethics, bootlegger and time to begin a study of a mentis record in presenting this exception, meager safeties, none of robber, who was sentenced to be for establishing a better blockade Arthur G. Hays declared “it is de­ sis has been supported in a (re extra base hits. I.uthcr Large Crowd Secs Hail Game liooand Opcnoil: One„ Bid Offering ,v;:u*E of, lack \Its f. infT ,nlU,n fr0'" banged at six o’clock Friday morn­ for the international border. He nial of justice to permit the state string mnmier. Tho time »i _ ,,,, , . ,. . N v v nanington. views on all On Muddy Field Despite t-,1 hurling for Iaikcland, More than l ord. Isn t A c-j,„,jnts involved in the exchanges ing for tile murder of a drug will give that phase of his task to make a case on its own evi­ for business done on this basis . give up after the fourth Rain; Many People Enjoy has passed and any city remaining Ctintpanied By Any Check regarding customs nnd extrn-terristore clerk, in a hold up, last night further study on a tour of inspec­ dence, it is contrary to every (cause of wet balls and Dig Dance at the City Hall in that class has no place in Flor­ received a one week’s reprieve tion of the New York nnd Ver principle of Anglo-Saxon judicial ulity, including those which grew . had been ploying short moiit frontiers over the week-end. I proeccdure. from Governor Leu .Small. ida,” he declared. out of the recent disturbances in WASHINGTON’, July 17.— A laved him in the seventh, "Should the court he convinced Announcement also was made The Hnoster Dny Baseball Reni News of the reprieve, coming Shanghai and consequent notes Ding to left field, left field* fit Celebration stnged here Thurs­ The intrinsic value of Sanford bid of S!,70I!.I)IKI from Henry Folrd from the Peking provisional gov­ less than six hours from the time yesterday that the two-yeur-ohl thnt it is in error then ho will rebecause of its location and exten­ ort stop. day afternoon was this nm-’dmr sive and vulunhlc back country for the 2WI shipping Isuird ves­ ernment to the diplomatic corps in Scott was scheduled to w-alk upon study of regulations covering in- verso his opinion," Judge Raulston said. Highlanders reached declared a success hy It. A. New­ justifies that it should, du­ sels to Is* sold fur scrapping was Peking, have been presented of­ the gallows, found tho condemned diisliiul alcohol withdrawals hail After tho decision to exclude •during the game. In the man, president of the Sanford alone been completed. New rules gov­ ring the next several years, be­ with twenty-seven others ficially to tiie proper officials in man playing cards in the death erning the release of thnt commod­ scientific testimony, Judge Raul­ Vth the bases full and one Hasehnll Club. In spite of the ex­ come tiie foremost city in central opened Tii.i* ..i.... i . ,i . , i the various foreign offices of tho cell with his two guards. adjourned court until Monday Viihie caught Ponder’s drive cessive rains during the past sev­ Florida, Mr. MncFnrlnnd continu­ Thursday l.y tiie fleet corporal-, KllVl.rnmont!( invo| vcd. "Thank God for Hint," were his ity will lie promulgated July 22 ston morning. |urt stop and crossed the eral days nnd the downpour which ed. If this city plays the game and will lie put into effect Aug. I, I France was tiie last government first words when informed of the After n day devoted entirely sack, before Surface lasted for nearly two hours prev­ right, he said, it will soon surpass Except for an offer from A. G. to lie advised by the state depart- nows. The cards dropped nerv­ when the general enforcement re­ arguments on tiie competency of eturn, to make a double ious to the game between the Orlando and all other cities in this Wilson, . of Har llarhor. Me., rc-ji"*nt of the American attitude as ously from his bandit when lii.. organization U’coinoH effective. scientific testimony, tho court took Highlanders, ha.isistcd. In the sixth Celery-Feds and the lh0 H{g Mnnders, stctj0n of tho stttU% j„ |)oth Hjlu presenting the O cean Power Com to China. This step was taken as shoulders slumped and tears enmo The new regulations are said hy the matter under advisement. ISammy Johnson, new I.ake- the contest was played before a antj import importance. pniiy, Inc., of 3-’. 111,000 for thvlroon ns officials here observed tin- to his eyes. officials to have been drawn with Judge Rnulston prolonged tho bntcr fielder, reached third large crowd of local fans. "How is Mrs. Scott?" he nskod an idea of liberalizing treatment trial iot which was unaccompanied by official reports from Paris stating Wednesday, when he denied a “I do not doubt that the outcome hut remained there until next, and informed that she was Several hundred dollars were of the campaign now being carried llie required certified check for that the French authorities did of legitimate users of the product defense motion to quash the indict­ km was retired. raised by tiie club in the staging on to secure memberships for t lit* one-tenth of tie- amount and s o 'not consider the time propitious bearing up well, ho added, "Well while drawing the net closer ment. On his decision on tho pend­ throws were ahumlant and of the activities at the park in the Chamlier of Commerce, will lie in could not la* considered, the Ford for negotiations sucking revision that’s all boys, I can’t talk now." against withdrawals for Imotlcg ing motion will depend the length The reprieve camu following ii operations. if the muscues made during afternoon nnd tho dnnee at the every way successful and that tender was several hundred thous­ f the foreign extra-territorial the scientific witnesses, a dozen |ame were blamed on wet City Hall Inst night, Mr. Newman many people of this city, who now and dollars higher than any other privileges in Chinn, in the ease message to the governor’s office at Watson I,ikes Program of whom ure nwaitlng the word Springfield from a man in Detroit said. Ho was unable to furnish of France, also the Inst of the niito cash offer. All will he tabulated All of the errors, except Mr. Andrew’s reorganization from the bench, the trial soon doubt the possihilitii» of such a without delay and a recommendat­ governments to ratify the Wash­ who signed himself Robert Scott. plnn was accorded the full support would close. Admission of tha ex­ • had throws. Frisbie’s hit- actual figures of the proceeds. campaign will lie astounded at The only feature of the celebra­ Robert Scott, Russell Scott’s of Senator Watson. Republican, perts on evolution and its relations pnUmjI the hatting end of what will lie accomplished. Shn- ion for tho sale is expected to go ington treaty, it was assumed here ‘t>mo,-Ji»v-&u>furd short stop tion dispensed with because of tho ford ought to easily raise $50,000 forward this week from Prcidduiit by informed administration of fie­ brother w ti indicted with Russel Indiana, who in n statement <lc- to tho teachings of the Bible doubtfwo, three-base hits out of rn«.» wru the gumo between the each year to carry on the work Palnicr of the fleet corporation to inis that assent to participate in fur tho ,*izs'ing Imt » M .tup/e ap­ 1. I d ' hi I ’ ■ ‘ tt '* !-«, k m would result in a much nuira “fata" nnd the “leans” and tho the customs conference could Ik* prehended. ’ Russell Scott .first I i i l ’ it imi could n o t be enfo rced extended session. chances. the shipping board. • ■i and operation of file Chamber of parade to the ball park winch was [ wiih three up mid three down to Opening of the bids today was taken for granted. The opinio.i pleaded guilty and then after the with the present laws, "then it Sevun of tho dozen lawyers in Commerce," he said. nroceed this event. court indicated it would sentence al. o prevailed that when the ques­ cannot bo enforced." Mr. Watson the case spoke Thursday but tho without protest. The lioston .a kola ml in the first inning During the luncheon F. P. For­ not Mr. Newman expressed opinion tion of the extra-territorial coni- him to donth, changed his plea to expressed tho opinion thnt absolute cleun cut division of the issue be­ Iron and Metal oCnipnny of Haitijuuford in its turn secured this morning that if the weather ster, president of the First N'n guilty and ut his trial claimed enforcement was improbable, but tween religion nnd science wni which wna declared Ity mi-don, as explained in the cabled cot runs on an error, a sacrifice, been ideal the celebration tional Hank, spoke at length of more, ili-patches from Washington, was that his brother Robert, bad fired was confident Mr. Andrews’ pro­ placed heforo tho court at tho af­ President Palmer to have sub­ liit.n and a base on halls. Man- hail would have been a record breaking tiie work being accomplished on mitted the best offer when bids given consideration at the I’arii the shot that killed Joseph Maurer, gram would bring success compar­ [Jim Moore, first up for the crowd stssion when William Jen­ the First Street extension nnd thu clerk, dm ng the holdup of able with the enforcement of other ternoon Linen, reached first on Fal­ field. a t the municipal athletic retaining wall for the east end for the ships first were opened foreign office, it too will be re­ drug nings Bryan of the prosecution, a drug store across from the city garded more favorably titan unof­ laws. ls error. Cusack sacrificed, argued against tho ndmission of "I wish to thank tho people of bulkhead extension in this city, lie June to, filed "formal notice" with hall in April, P.I2I. evportn nnd Dudley Field Mniono icing Moore to second anil Hanford for their loyal support in further cited figures, showing just the hoard, which disapproved Mr. ficial r< parts indicated. Ri’prescntntivn Summers, Re­ After the action of the governor, In reporting to walked. Fri.xbie smashed the celebration put on here by the what has been done thus far and Palmer's recommendation and or, tho signatory who publican, Washington, meanwhile of tho defense pleaded that tho was on a vacation and whose tho \ three-bagger, scoring Moore local hall dull yesterday", said stated that this morning HI tennis l«;.Ted the negotiations continued unlimbered a verbal gun at “knock- door of the witness box would Imi has served a two­ secretary communicated with him kneed, jurley. McCuo followed with Mr. Newman. “The people of the and r»0 men were at work on these 1that it protested the proceedings administration arted, wishy-washy unlocked for them. fold purpose. It has informed at an unknown place after receipt officialsbalf-hi His address yesterday after­ angle to right field and city deserve a great deal of credit projects. Tho driving of piling i,»r ns illegal. who are inwardly opposed of tho Detroit telegram, a messen­ them from Washington and noon marked the first timo Mr. crossed home plate, Wade for their attendance at the halt the retaining wall started Thurs­ to tho law," saying real enforce­ Ten New Haiders ger was dispatched by train from through Minister MncM'irmy m , Hailey was safe at first gaiiiu after such a hard rain. day, it ivas learned. ment could not be expected so long Hryan has raised his voice in nc- . I he Haltimore concern had offer­ Peking what tho Anturi an .Una I Springfield to Chicago. prior by Doyle, Hardy struck The dance also was n big success as men of that typo were in charge live discussion of the conflict at ed 31.370,000 for the 200 \es«.|H It. .1. Holly reported on tiie coun­ In President’s Hands. will bo on the demands died by the floor of the court. th" side was retired. and a large crowd attended, every­ ty publicity organization formed and its contention is that under the Chinese provisional govern­ DETROIT, July 17.—A request lie mentioned no names, but as­ issue onBryan's Contention. b third, Curley was out on one having a very enjoyable time." last Tue-day night for the purpose the original advertisement of ale, ment in its recent note t i tho dl,t- for clemency for Russell Scott, serted lie was growing tired of Hu contended thut the law as U n u s e d l i r k e t s G o od S a t u r d a y ly caught by Surface. Fri of expending advertising funds if negotiations were to be contin­ lomntie corps and at the noaie timo •■lOitcnced to hang today for thu “pseudo-prohibition with political It was further learned from Mr. for Seminole county which will he ued, only amended or new offers has explained in an tin luila'cnl i>' i order of a Chicago drug clerk, leaders giving the last word to passed hy the legislature was de­ |W'e and Wade walked siieftiling the bases. Bnil- Newman that the people who pur­ raised by taxation. The organiza­ from the original bidders could be way why it i.i anxious to pro '.ed I" t night was in the hands of the country as to the possibility finite, clear nnd understandable, permitted of no interpretation na to law enforcement." Iout third to first ami Fris- chased tickets and did not use them tion will meet with the County cop’ idered for acceptance. Gem ral with the customs and fin tie ial pit Pie 'ideal Cnolidge, Mr. Andrews will iie away from from experts was un attack upon ed on the |day. Hardy, will have the privilege of using Comniis iuiiers on Aug. I, when it counsel for the hoard, on the oth­ piloge matters. A group of Windsor, Ont., Iiustnew catcher, then clout- them for Saturday's game here is expected that the hoard will of­ er hand, snid tin’ proceedings were Work on the reply to the Pel i i.: lU'ii.. men signed the request and a prohibition general headquarters the religion of tho children down |tn deep left for two buses, with laikelaud. The tickets must ficially recognize the new claim- entirely legal and that the Haiti- government's note to the oinlmnnt *ew hours later received word for several days after he leaves to them by their fathers. Mr. Malone, following Mr. Brymore company which withdrew its is hold to be scarcely less import- 1Do. i thu executive's recretnry that today for the inspection trip along elcQue and Wade. Alver- bo presented at the gate with th c ||J(.|nn, declared that the effort of tho the Canadian frontier. Upon his hid after the board rejeeted tlr* re­ Sovd ith a pretty single cooimiii attached, however, la* . aid Discussion was heard on the nut at Hii time than that mi the .t had been given to Mr. Coolidge. tlofcnso to plnco experts in tho The municipal hand rendered n | e first ha: e line and Hardy placing of a tdgn telling something commendation in it.i favor was not customs and other issues. Hope is A dose personal friend of the return Wednesday, he plans to fourth run of the inning. concert ut tiie ball purk beginning of Sanford near the Atlantic Coast a parly in interest. Ten new lad­ oxpressed that the protocol pow­ president will intercede for Scott, confer with internal revenue Com­ cuio as witnesses was not an a t­ about -I o'clock instead of at 2 l.ino Railroad station on Ninth ders were among those making ers their representatives in Pe­ the message said.'' missioner Hluir, prohibition Com­ tack oil tho Bible. The defense ►a nut to center field. o'clock as had been planned. missioner Huynu.s and otliur offic­ would have tho Bible remain, but Street. P. J. Feitncr, lumber offers today. king, will agree upon mi answer Jtil la t i ure came hi the ials mi the whole question of per­ in the conscience, he said, whilo dealer of Osceola, stated that if to the Chinese note and maintain f\ fimg when Wade, fit i man Mr. Ford did not submit a bid science takes its rightful place in sonnel. it is agreeable, his company will Jun: 30, Ilia offer Icing revet veil in the future their co-operative It bled, reached I jural on u lie .-aid he had found the solccthe schools. donate tiie lumber fur the con­ July HI the day after the -hip­ method.i of dealing with the Chi­ e'W hy Hurl,ley, and scored The whole matter was brought lion of the kind of men he desired struction of tho sign. The matter nese authorities on all coutroverping board bad vetoed to eall for ly' infield hit. In Inter to be of such magnitude that ho to tho floor of tho court when tho was referred to tiie publicity com­ new proposals. Ilis certified check sal subjects. Any break among Sanford barters reached would not prophesy lodny when it defense rccnllcd Dr. Muynnrd M. mittee. accompanying the bid was dated the protoeal governments because Ibane twice hut were unable would he completed. Tho new ad­ Metcalf, zoologist, who answered a Mayor Forrest Lake spoke hi lef­ July 7, the day tho board received of answers they are to make to the Ire. ministrators take office August 1, series of questions on evolution ty on the subject o f tile Junior the recommendation from Presid­ note would, in the mind of Wash The Hoc Sconso every effort is being made to yestarday with the jury abxeltt of Cunitncrce, stating ent Palmer for iieecptnucc of the iogtioi officials, add to their trou­ r i .AND DAYTON, Tcnn., July 17.— K NEW YORK. July 17.--Interest | Chamber get their appointments settled, al­ from tho court room. "b that the members o f that organi­ bles in bringing the customs and f'lnrcnco Harrow outlined the views Hoston Iron and Metal Company 1 3 3 1 in the proposed reorganization of Dr. Metcalf was presented a.t a though .Mr. Andrews declared he zation are anxious to get in closI ( extra-territorial subjects. f creation thu defense desires to 0 2 7 1 the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. offer. “test witness" to show the line of |)V had not reached u decision yet on er touch with the senior body so I present in the 'Scopes trial 1 1 0 (I Paul Rnilwuy auis enlivened Till tests thu defense sought to intro­ one of them. •> r> 1 1 Thursduy hy developments affect­ 1that a program of work may lie 1 testimony through an informal duce. The scientist was not per­ questioning hy Judge Raulston in t i il II ing the deposit of securities »»•>' mV 'T 'it, "'f . iJA* mitted to answer the ono question I ? 1'' I open court Thursday. 0 •> u 0 idans to wuge an active fight for the work or the elder organization. 1 asked by Clarence Harrow, defense II 0 *i 0 higher freight rates. With mure .Several mcniliurK of the junior , This contention would he that counsel if the witness could give the statement iit Genesis that God 0 it 2 II than -$(17.000,000 of St. Paul stock chamber were present to hear any WASHINGTON. July 17.— Tho man.other . evidcitce of evolution of created man out of thu dust of [ 0 4 0 and bonds assenting to the reoi- the discussions of trie senior trade Aiiinricim attitude on China was Mr. Harrow announced thnt tho ganizaiion plan, the reorganization body. President Floyd Palmer of SWAMP.SCOTT. Mass.. July 17. chairman Butler of the Republican the earth must not Itu construed explained to Franco by cable. JO o f> 21 l'J •» managers announced that deposi­ the junior Imdy made a brief re­ --President Coolidge conferred national committee. literally hot as a figure of speech. defense expected to show by men Henry Ford made the highest of sciencu und louring, both scien­ H 1*0 A E taries would continue to receive ply to Mr. Lake's talk. In presenting hi. letters of cred­ “Thu belief is that man was not cash Thursday with Charles D. Ililles, hid for 200 shipping hoard tists nnd real scholars of the Bi­ 0 0 0 0 deposits pending formal announce­ ence, the new Egyptian minister created hy God ns a carpenter,’’ he Republican national committeeman vessels. 0 •» 4 0 ment of an extension of definite French Casualties ble, what evolution is and that a n / from New York, entertained at said he would do all in his power to told the judge, “ Hut gradually A new wuvo of prohibition dis- interpretation of the Bible that 0 4 0 0 date. While these deposits repre­ strengthen the bonds of esteem through u process called evolut­ luncheon in honor of Count Kcrzynrussinu came from thu cnpitol and intelligent man could poi> dbly In Riffian War 4,1 IS I ski, Polish minister of (foreign and friendship which have uaited ion." 1 2 2•» 3 »» 0 sent only about one-tenth of the treasury. T •i u 1 road's outstanding securities, the is not In conflict with every affairs and received Muhlour Sam- Egypt and tho United .Status for “ Is this your hvliof, Colonel The Romanian minister wan call­ make i T 0 0 bunkers said that large additional known science. PARIS, July 17—‘Total French pyasha who presented his creden­ so long. Durrow?" asked the court. ed home to confer un the debt to i 8 0 " Ho added that witnc iscn to “Thu history of the American had been pledged to sup- casualties so far in the Morrocun tials us Egyptian minister. As for myself I don’t pretent to tho United States. •> 7 1 II amounts whose testimony objection w;:» pott the plnii although not actual­ war with Abd El Kriin’s Riffians Looking ahead to today tho nation hus always been an object know," Harrow responded. "I am I1 0 2 0 l) 0 ly deposited. made knows his stihjcct und is are given by the Petit Journal in president arranged for ii c o n f e r ­ of admiration nnd unending source nn ugonstic to that as well us a Fez dispatch ns 1,118. Of these, ence here with Secretary Davis of fiuitfol example," said thu en­ other things about which there is Four Cases Arraigned competent to speuk. Spokesmen for Roosevelt and D ial. .. .11 8 p 27 10 1 son. investment bunkers, who are 707 were killed, 2,775 were wound­ of the labor department and to voy. “All our sympathies belong mystery, I don’t profess to have Stewurt Moves to Ktrlud* fore tiy innings: In Police Court Today Attorney Genera! A. T. Stewart, to u country which has always been ed and are missing. any opinion on it, hut wu wisii to motor to Camp Devons to review leading the opposition to the reor­ eland ........ 000 000 000—0 ganization for the state, moved to exclude tho the 260th National Guard division. iu the vanguard of liberty uud show through our witnesses that plan, asserted tha; llurtl 301 0»0 OOx—8 holders of $80,000,000 of St. Paul Four cases were disposed of nt testimony of scientists by whim they hold that belief. FEZ, French Morocco, July 17— Mr. Hilles, who has been ment­ progress." Pinu.iary: Two hare hit, Hardy, securities Replying President Coolidge said “Thu theory of uvolution which this morning’s session of munici­ counsel for the defense contro l' I 'I he general situation in French ioned pundstcntly us a possible were unaiterahiy oppos•brio huse hit, Frisian (2). od to an immediate* reorganization.! Morocco remains serious not so successor to Secretary of War that "It will afford me grout plea I believe teaches that life orig­ pal court, City Judge W- E. White that they would show that th-m f . on ’‘alls, off I.uthcr, 0; Doyle, much from Riffian military threat Weeks, snid he did not discuss a ure to M*e thu common interests inates! in a single cell and pro­ presiding. Fines, costa and es­ is no conflict between science arul Retention of Charles E. Hugh* 'Iverson, 1. Struck out »y l.u- by the St. Paul receivers to pre­ ns from political consideration.-, by cabinet post or politics with the of our countries advance.” gressed through vurinus stages to treated bonds totaled $11). The religion or between the theory of r “ • ' ’"Vie 4; Alverxnn 7. Left sent tc the Interstate Commerce reasons «>f effective Rfpnoglndu executive. He railed h * added to evolution in question and the (to r/ Thu visit hero of .Secretary roan, branching off in different casus us arraigned wore: In*1'*' Lakeland 7; Sanford 8. Commission their novel plan of of Abd HI Kritn. Willie I’atterson, disorderly con­ of divine creation of man, on tho hi.< Davis was nrrangod to enable him directions to form thu other unipay his respects anil during I"'" plays, Luther to Doyle to pooling revenues derived from any duct, $5 and costs; Lilly May Pat­ grounds thnt under the wording of talk with the president expressed to discuss departmental matters j inuls.^ ■aids; Frisbie unassisted. First rule increases apparently won the terson, disorderly conduct, dismiss­ the net nnd interpretation of the with the executive before sailing, “ Wo think the Bibio story of satisfaction over business condit­ on 01rors, Sanford 2. Stolen approval of all the road's security Two Planes Collide Saturday for Europe. It was oala crcafion not inconsistent with the ed; Redo! Moore, violation of traf­ set. tho evidence would be incom­ ions, Mr. Coolidge nUn taking an '• McQue. Ha liny, Doyle ( 2). holders. The Roosevelt group ulthere was no pressing .problem j evolutionary theory that all life fic ordinance, $5 bond estreuted; petent. And Kill 3 Aviators optimistic view of the trend in requiring Hit by pitcher, hy Doyle though objecting to tha reorgnni | the attention of the comesfrom thesingle protoplus- William Walden, drunkenness, $6 The jury, a part of the case that the business and commercial world. _____ I ' lim e of game, 2 hours. zaiion program, announced it wa.i I CHALON SUR SAONE. France, hus had little uctivo participation and costa. Guosts nt the luncheon in oddit president, but it was considered j miccoll and progresses through in It, was subject to call, the nteir.. < und Mel-1 a certainty that the secretary, variations of animal structure to ion to Count Scrzynaki in fui» accord with the rate revise-; July' 17,—Three uviators were killhers not being permitted in tha RAINS DISASTROUS guest of who keeps in close touch with the] man. Many evolutionists Ixdleve ion plan of the recievers and en- L j lU(Ju>. in u „,jd uir collision of villo K. Stone, the hnua< _ Markets NEW YORK, July 17.—Terrific court room during the day. ' ■' ' labor situation, will discuss with in inunortuuty. Some do not." dorsed the selection of Mr. Hughes 11u-u training planes ut an aviation the president and Mrs. Coolidge William Jennings Bryan, Jr., electrical nnd rain storms have were Hipolite Cliwic, charge nt the Mr. Coolidge the possibility of a pIlCAOO, July 17.—Wheat, to loud thu fight. school her Ocala — Ford Motor Com­ taken a toll of five lives, uprooted | opened for the taif*. making tho suspension of operations in the Polish legation in Washington; J. cniher, 1.55 to lJ55ti; Decentpany selects .Marion Cuunty site trees, destroyed crops and criu- first argument on the law anthracite fields, giving him first Butler Wright, assistant secretary l, ‘ to l.fitIM; Corn. Sep­ Lake Worth—Building permits Haines City—Contracts to be He was followed by an to ItlllllMWIM* ........I ........ *— *his ki:ow- for <>x»primcntnl planting of rub­ pled telephone and electric light rtl. and hand information , r* l/>7% to 1.08: Oats, ikp- totaling $50,870 irsued in puat suV-iawarded for 1025 street onvink pro- of state; John Hays Hammond ber plant. service In the east, . _ _ * (Continued oq Page Th assistant to j ledge of the situntion here. 1C?, tc’ 47. cn days, | ject. Banned By Decision Of Judge Raulston ANDREWS PUSHES PLANS FOR A NEW DRY LAW REGIME Rains Ruin field For Game REPRIEVEGIVEN MAN WITH DEATH FEW HOURS AWAY BOOSTER D A Y IS hUlU&S DESP! IE is ; RAINY WEATHER BID FOR SHIPPING BOARD’S VESSELS larence I) a r r o w Gives Views Upon Evolution Theory .Railroad Receivers Contend For Boost Over Present Rates Coolidge Confers With Hilles, Dines Polish Minister And Receives Envoy Washington News �TUB SANFORD HERALD, Correction Made In Robinson Sentence Further information this morn­ ing regarding the term of county court dosed Tuesday, is that the fine of Hob Robinson, found guilty on a charge of posossion of intox­ Mans Heine Arranged for icating !i<|uor, was 1*00 and costs Placing Official Represen­ and six months in jail instead of tatives at Slate Line r.n Hlshwnys Into Florida TALLAHASSEE, July Visitors traveling in motor cars will find a unique welcome await­ in g them at the Florida state line during the forthcoming senson, if plana under contemplation by state departments nrc finally ndopted nnd carried out. Not only will the. welcome be unique; it will be of­ ficial and cordial. It ia probable thnt the agricul­ tural department, the stntc board of health and the state road de­ partment will participate in the expense of the scheme which, if it Is put into effect, will he started early in the fall to ho of service to whnt ia expected to be the larg­ est influx of visitors in the history of Florida. The plnn under consideration, the details of which have not yet been finally worked nut, calls for the placing of an offi-inl repre­ sentative of the stntc a t the Flor­ ida state lino on every Important highway loading into the stntc. Hung across the highway would I* a good sired arch upon which would be wording something like': “Florida State Line—Welcome to the Land of Sunshine and Flowers.” The lettering would be of sufficient size to bo cnslly read. At the roadside at one end of the archwny would be a booth in charge of the official representa­ tive of the departments who would have on hand a supply of .Mute roud maps, giving detailed infor­ mation on how to find any point in tho state. The printed informa­ tion would be supplemented by such verbal advice ns the visitors might desire, except there would be NO information furnished fav­ oring one part of the state as agninst another section. ’ The plana contemplate the placihg of the welcoming signs or arches together with the booths on State Rond No. 1, at Nunoz Ferry, for the convenience of visitors coming in from the western route; on Rond No. 2 above Jasper, nt the Georgia line, oh No. 3 nt Wild’s Landing on St. Mary's river, and on No^-I at beyond Jennings. This would catch the tourists ns they come iu from ull directions, nnd would place booths one the roads runnin«■front Nunez Ferry to Jackaonvll'/j, from the Georgia line above aJstter through the center of the state to Fort Myers, from the Georgia line south of Wnycross lending through Jacksonville down the Hast Conit, nnd from the coast­ al route from Savannah down through the central part of Flor­ ida to Orlundo where a highway mny ho found lvuding in almost tiny Ureelion. «2.r>n and eosta nnd three months in jail ns was stated in informnU ion received by The Hcrnld Wed­ nesday. It was announced today that if the fine is not paid an additional tctni of six months in jail or on county roads must be served by the prisoner. This information was from the office of County Judge J. G. Sharon. Foot Pirns to bo nnnnun'cei! shortly for construction of new rnilnnd to tnp west const of Florida tn;l make direct connection with Chicairo and middle west. Jnck*mnviUj Enterprises* Ion picture in forty miles m considered foi nhlleth Century d '#500,000 motin'Florida; site this city being )0liKhtful Sea Trip T U D E B A K E R has achieved one-profit manufacture ii quality field. T his marks a new era in th e autom obile indt Studcbaker’s achievem ent eliminates unnecessary profits rui up to $500 on a single car. It banishes double overhead. It y, in quantity production o f quality cars. I t vitally affects pricii establishing a new criterion o f value in the fine car field S Trou WEAK AND PAiNrui r ANHIX TtNOCfc. JOINT s cram TOES fctINS CINDER I NSTEP CALLOUSES ON SOLE SOBE TENDER heel Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Ft eight Routes M rxlrm n it-lfiirn ln tf ulrnm rm . W l.l. r>rv<* o f IM U e n jrrr srcom m M atlon.. and a high iL .n .U r.l ..f ru m n r. Tr*n.|»>rt»tinrt inch I- InrnU n m l Inal.), n tn trrim in berth. I>* lu»e acrummoiUlinn. nr preferred loeatinm nvuiljif.lt- nt vuryim- additional chnrKen. New 8. S. "Cherokee" Now In Service , F R E E D E M O N S T R A T IO N Saturday and Monday, July 18-20 V Severt'persons eftif of eV6ry ten have some form of foot trouble. It * may be weak or broken-down arches, wrak ankles, corns, callouses or bunions or probably a case of tired, aching, painful feet. Regardless of what may be the nature of your suffering, you will find quick and permanent relief, this week, at our Foot Comfort Department. SUMMER EXCURSION FA R ES Tickets ea Male May IGtli to !>• 50th. Iteturn Limit Oct .1 t< l i H i m i i . i . i : TO M ! U t o i l l i \M > IIKTI UN ___ __ j a i liaoN v il. l. i: t o i'll t u t i ; h t o \ w i i liK T l i i .v ....... F i n a l L i m i t <»rt 31, I'J2G F oot Comfort Expert to Serve You Foe the benefit of all foot sufferers, this store has arranged with The Scholl Mfg. Co., for the services of one of Dr. Scholl’* most skillet! demonstrators, who will be at our store to give freo foot comfort demonstrations on the above date. Every Toot sufferer should take advantage oi this exceptional opportunity. F ree Pedo-graph Picture Made o f Your F eet In a few seconds* time, without removing the hose, he can make a photographic print of your foot that positively shows if you do have loot troubles and to what stage the trouble has progressed. Tin’s serv­ ice ia absolutely free and places you undet no obligation whatever. ----T W E N T Y F IV E •erve transport years ago practically e v e ry c a r - y e t i ^ W hy Studcbaker is the all “ manu.acturers” p ric e to you. “one-profit” car ---- of automobiles were .Thia sound ffia nothing more than assem­ p rin c ip le n o t only There sre more t h . n 60 m ake, of bler*. They purchased mo­ P ric e , b u t it insu. p a w n i n c . r . built In llie United S t a te ., b ut very few sre manufac­ tors, bodies, tops, axle*, etc., c a r regardless of tured complete In the plant, of the from parts makers who were c a r is n o t a patc producer, who « l ! them. a u n it. the manufacturers in reality. Only 42 build all tbrirow n m otor, On this basis it was ensy —•ml one of the 41 I. Studcbaker. r ?h ic' arat,h' to become on automobile O f the 42 which claim t o m ake •. nn d^ S C ago a their own m otor, only 14 make the shows foui ‘‘manufacturer,” and more Iron ca>tint>, .ta m p in g , and forg­ u'Uknon3 mobile ir.i..ul than five hundred makes of i n g . which go into their m o to r.— manufacture,] automobiles have had their Wbited coaches a n d one of the 14 U Studcbaker. --J mounts day in the American market the same .body— a Only 5 make .11 their own bodies and one of the S i . Studcbaker. and disappeared. They are from thc'tdwU^f'S Only 2 make *11 their own m otor., and fixture*. represented only by "orphan bodira. clutchea. .pringi, n»le», gear cars” with practically no re­ manufacturer* seta, differential, and .teerlng gear. sale value. sacrificed engineer**? One of thete 2 i . Studcbaker and the other i . Ford. tagea in chasm Notwithstanding this writto accommodate ti*S ingon the wall many manufacturers still otscmble their 11" ardized" coach bodjfi product, piling profit upon * on outside supptier. • profit for the ultimate purchaser to pay. Each profit Contrast this with Studcbaker, where tire which a maker pays to a body builder or parts sup­ car ii designed and built as a unit —amt plier enters into hi3 costs just as though he had complete. This construction meant ( 1)!^— spent the morey for steel or plate glass or uphol­ —( 2) greater comfort in riding—(3)Ercata&*i stery. Although it represents no value he not only from repair expense—(d) greater resale vsit. passes it on to the purchaser but figures his own With the advent of this one-profit-one-oie) profit on top of it. plon of motor car manufacture, it is folly toi • • • * buy a car by the same comparison yen The Ford is a one-profit car and reigns supreme yesterday. Today you must raeavurc all ecu in its field. this "one-profit’' Studcbaker. , In the fine car field Studcbaker—and Studebaker alone—now offers the American public oneprofit values. One-fourth of all American pn-.ienj;r un*- ’ During the past seven years, when demand ex­ today liclong in the fine car field-a tooli? ceeded supply, Studcbaker has been plowing earn­ different makes selling above one tlrnnan-u-A .WJw ings back into plants and machinery until wc are There arc 21 Studcbaker body styles stWj U H now able to make thia announcement. on three different chassis. The Standard Sir Ma Iff Foundries, stamping mills, machine shops, are 113-inch wheelbase, 50 h.p. engine, SI 125 L now complete. As final links In the chain of one- f.o.b. factory. The Special Six Models, llJM ' profit production, the enormous Studcbaker body wheelbase, 65 h.p. engine. $1450 to $212) Phints have been operating for months at peak factory. And the Big Six Models. 127-inch capacity. Resources totaling 011c hundred million base, 75 h.p. engine, $1875 to $2650 f.o.b. fvd& Ba dollars arc concentrated on the production of this And you may buy your Studcbaker 1067J r -'1D one-profit car. • the assurance that it will not be urbilrarilyij thlfj No other individual manufacturer in the world mntized by any act of ours ns a "last ycar’in J /th ifl (except Ford) possesses such facilities for the com­ Instead of spectacular annual nnnouncrrrrj do«j plete manufacture of automobiles. "new yearly models," Studcbaker has odeptrff ova That is why Studcbaker is ublc to put finer jxilicy oi keeping its cars up-to-date in bodyrf k o ] steel, finer wood, finer upholstery, better work­ and chassis design every day In the year. Ik eafl manship, hundreds of thousands of miles of re- fore, buy your Studebakor now/ T n e tr <ln ltiu via i ' h a r t c l M IP tiirtilm : I'lri-ct S t e a m e r . Krniti .InekxniivilP t » Chari■*i<*a e v e r j T ln irm ln y — A r r l v u n n d le nva Ch.’irP i i m i f\i-r> f r l i l a y — P u n M .ui;l :'umlii> m o rn in g . IC eturnlio; eii-naiiT s li'iiVu .Miami e v e ry T m ilm II'lron-nKcra r e c e i v e d <>n Imurd •Manila) ii I,; Ii i > n r r Iv Itiir J a c k s o n v i l l e Weilnesilny m ornliiK . F R E E SA M P LE S Do you want to know how to stop corns hurting Instantly? Come In and act a sample of Ur. Scholl’s Zino-pnds. They remove tho cause of corns—friction and pressure. Thin, antiseptic, healing. B r in g y o u r f o o t tr o u b le ? t o th u s to r e d u rin g th is d em ­ o n s tr a tio n a n d le a r n the tr u e m ea n in g o f f o o t c o m fo r t. C LY D E L IN E ‘The STUDEBAK E R NATION o fAMERM State And Defense Argue Admission Expert Testimony (Continued From 1’ngo One.) ber of this jury has beard any­ thing outaldo the coiirttooin." Rtunorit had been hoard that the jurymen while excluded from the courtroom "hud listened in" on the lawn. Tho judge told Cnplain Thomp son and the other jurors thnt. lie was suro none Intd been so indis­ creet. Fundnnrentality Different. "Evolution nnd thu theories of evolution are fundamentally dif­ ferent things," Dr. Metcalf lo ti-■[riL “The fuels of evolution are all theory. Thutc are dozens of theories of evolution. Some of Ihbnt are largely mistaken nnd some ittc almost wholly iruc. ."•Vo are in possusslon of scien­ tific contriliutlons to answer flat­ ly, evolution lias occurred. 1"Lvolution in its final analysis trenn* change of one organism front one character to a different character. The change of nn or­ ganism from one set of charac­ teristic), to another form having a different set of characters—that can be, in genet ul evolution. "Starting with thu inorganic world, there Ims Iicon a tremen­ dous series of changes. The sun is comparatively young. The earth has gone through long cmlrves ol change. In organic evolution wu have to conceive of earliest life forms, living or inorganic food. Only plnnts can do that. No ani­ mal has been able to subsist solely on inorganic food. “ Front the first living things developed whole series of forms in plant groups, gradually becom­ ing more complex. These form a favorahlu series us we study ttieir bodies in the rocks. “ I nm inclined to believe there may have been whole series of nnimtils nnd Plants in the earth to be completely wiped out. These were succeeded by other series of plants and animals on the earth. The evidence is insufficient to de­ termine when the first life appear­ ed. Geologists measure ages, not years, and I urn tin expert in that line. I would rather not tes­ tify on that. Well, BOO,000,000 years is a modest guess Along fide of plants were series of unimul.t developing. "Animals hustle to get. their food and therefore have developed locomotive orguns. Hants have not, “Animal life nnd plant life pro­ bably began ut thu border line between the water and the land. For a long period In curly life all living things were murine. Con­ ditions of life in thu ocean huvo l)ecn cholronhil, enabling them to absorb food. When terrestriul Ufa began conditions were more difficult. (iraccville—Largest watermelon (mint in world, ship* first IW15 melons from Went Florida. —_ JS' '* t V ij>| • 3 M - _ L’y~**s*Ik** 4 - ' AmV.* 2 . ,•V ’^e1M- Ford Truck Displ Special Show­ ing and Dem­ onstrations of the Full line of Ford-built All­ Steel B odies on the Chassis taste alone, Chesterfield won the endorsem ent o f n in every walk of life sh ip p in g JUwrrr & Miru^ TttMcvv G o to the nearest A uthorized lord D ealer this w eek anti see his display ot Ford T rucking E quipm ent und the full line o f Ford-built All-Stce! Bodies o n th e Ford chassis. T h is is anexcep* tional opportunity to learn ho"’ Foruj equip m en t can bring a n ew econontf in to y o u rb u sin css. Special clcmonstrr tion.s o f Ford Trucks nnd their app*1’ catiotuoycurbusincsswillbearran'rjof O .*cr a rrd’d lan Ford T rucks anti Tight D elivery Cars arc in service today* Chassis and body alike possess thos* in-built qualities c f strength and dur* ability that arc identified with all Ford products. D o n ’t fail to vir.it this interesting and valuable display; It w ill pay you to n o w — tliis w eek —w hile th e complete line is on display. Cc j' '(js jm / ic in u ., D e tro it 1 AT ALL AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS �' THE SANFORD HE! !TWO Avenue to Myrtle Avenue, now on. abutting upon inch Improvement thls Commission that .pll lots and lance with the plans, specifica­ Attest; adjoining and contiguous or bound­ fronting upon th at portion tions/profiles and estimates there< IL PHILIPS, j ing and abutting upon such Im­ Fourth -Street between Summerlin filed in the office of the City Man­ as follows; either in full within lands adjoining and contiguous or • r City provement, and upon the comple­ Avenue and Mellonville Avenue to ager of tho City or Sanford, Flor­ thirty d ay r after said assessments bounding nnd. abutting, upon Union A RESOLUTION PROVIDING tion of said assessment roll to be so improved by the paving, ro- ida, which laid plans, specifica­ shall stand equalized, approved Avenue betwccii Putnp Branch FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAY- r ' copy thereof to be publish- I paving, hard surfacing and rc-hnrd tions, profiles and cstimntea have ind confirmed, or In'ten equal an­ and Center Line o^ Chapman Ave­ ford, FlorMn, which solil plow. ING, HARD SURFACING AND cause a nue will be henefitted by the Imnual intnllmcnts with interest at been heretofore approved by the surfacing of said portion of Fourth ed two times consecutively, once RE-HARD SURFACING OF mates have been heretofore ap____ each week, in a newspaper pub­ Street, a width of 21 feet, and City Commission and constitute the rate of eight per cent, per an­ piovcmcnt provided for by this FOURTH* r STREET FROM lished in Sanford, Florida, attach­ against nil lots and* lands adjoining the plans and specifications for num upon nil deferred payments resolution, and that the special as* proved by the City Commission A r e s o l u t io n PROYt MELLONVtLLB AVENUE TO from and after the time said spec­ zessnienta to he made and entered nnd constitute the plans and spec­ ing to said special assessment roil nnd contiguous or bounding nnd said work, therefore, FOR THE PAVING, Rf, LOCUST AVENUE, A WIDTH BE IT RESOLVED, That the ial assessment shall be and stand ngnmst all lots and lands adjoin­ ifications for said proposed im­ abutting upon said improvement; so published a notice directed i» ING, HARD SURFACINc! OF 24 FEET. provement of Union Avenue be­ all property owners interested in that Five Thousand Three Hun­ City Commission of the City of finally equalized, approved and ing nnd contiguous or bounding RE-HARD SURFACING! and abutting upon such contem­ tween the center line of Chapman WHEREAS, the City Commis­ said special assessments, stating in dred Eighty-Three Dollars and Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ confirmed, and, UNION AVENUE FROMj BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, plated improvement shall bo made Avenue nnd San Carlos Avenue, n sion of the City of Sr.nford, Flor- accordance with the provisions of Forty-One cents ($5,383.41) is the able, ns a necessary public im­ CARLOS AVENUE TO | width of 32 feet, and this Com­ -■ Ida, deems it advisable to improve, the Charter of the City of Sanford, total estimated cost of said con- provement, to pave, rc-pave, hard That this resolution shall be and upon a foot frontage basis; that is LONVILLE AVENUE, ,\ mission hereby declares the neces­ to say, that in the preparation of become effective immediately from --------- time nnd .place _tcmplated improvement in the pav- surface nnd rc-hard surface with : grade, construct, reconstruct, pave j FI >rida, n definite TH OF 24 FEET. whorc complaints will be heard I ing, re-paving, hard surfacing nnd sheet asphalt on a six inch rock nnd after its passage and adopt­ the specinl assessment roll cover­ sity for the paving, re-paving, and re-pave with sheet asphalt or. ing the contemplated improve­ hard surfacing and rc-hnrd surfac­ a six inch rock bnse, the following nnd when said special assessment ! rc-hnrd surfacing of said portion base, Seminole Boulevard from ion. WHEREAS, the City c* ment, such special assessments ing of said portion of Union Ave­ Adopted this 13th day of July, Park Avenue to Myrtle Avenue, a Street, to he spccinlly Street in the City of Sanford, roll will be finally confirmed by of Fourth sion of the City of Sanford, . ----- !---- L. _ | | l _ l _ ----- 1 , ___ | , width of 40 feet; that all of said A. D., 1925. shall be determined and prorated nue, ns aforesaid, as a necessary the City Commission sitting as ar. assessed against all lots and lands Florida, to wit: Ida, deems it advisable to fe, FORREST LAKE, according to the foot frontage of public improvement. adjoining and contiguous or abutt­ paving, re-paving, hard surfacing Equalizing Bonrd. grade, construct, reconstruct' S. O. CHASE, FOURTH STREET, From Mellonthe respective properties specially BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and rc-pave with sheet asp, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ing upon said improvement; the nnd rc-hnrd surfacing of Seminole C. J . MARSHALL, villc Avenue to lucust Avenue. That the special assessments pro­ rum of $4.38 is the estimated cost Boulevard, as nforesaid, shall be henefitted by said improvement. That a total expenditure not ex­ a six inch rock base, the f0| done in strict compliance with the A< the City Commission of the per front foot for said improve­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ceeding Seventeen Thousand Two Avenue in the City of ^ .1 vided for by this resolution to be All of said improving, grading, plans, specifications, profiles nnd City of Sanford, Florida. That the Tax Assessor and the ment. Hundred Eighteen nnd 50-100 Florida, to-wit made and entered against the pro­ construction, reconstruction, pavestimates therefor, now on file in Attest: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, City Clerk of the City of Sanford, ($17,218.50) Dollnrs is hereby au­ perty bounding nnd abutting upon ing and re-pnving to he done in L. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) Florida, in accordance with the thorized to cover the cost of pav­ the office of the City Mnnnger of compliance with plans, specifica­ said improvement shall be payable That it is the determination of UNION AVENUE, Ir*a City Clerk. which all lots — nnd vina Commission »thnt ••••*> •••• —- * the City —-* of —- Sanford, -Florida, -— p ...... provisions of Sections 101 and 102 ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and tions, profiles and estimates of ' at the option of the property own­ this Carlos Avenue to Mt Publish July 17. lands adjoining and contiguous or | said plans, specifications, profile of the Charter of the City of San­ re-hard surfacing Union Avenue said proposed improvement of ers owning property bounding and Avenue. anti estimates have been hereto­ abutting upon ford, Florida, shpll proceed with­ between center ::nc of Chapman Fourth Street from Mellonville abutting upon Mich improvement bounding nnd fore approved by the City Com­ out delay to make a special as­ Avenue nnd San Carlos Avenue, a Avenue to Locust Avenue, now on as follows; cither in full within Fourth Street between Summerlin All of snid Improving, ^ mission and constitute tho plana Avenue and Meljonville Avenue sessment roll, assessing the special width of 32 feet, which said sum thirty dnys nfter said assessments file in the office of the City Mnnaconstruction, reconstruction, will be henefitted by the improve­ and specifications for said propos­ benefits to be received ns the re­ of Seventeen Thousand Two Hun­ A RESOLUTION PROVIDING gcr of the City of Sanford, Flor­ shall stand equalized, approved ing and rc-paving to be 4, ment provided for l»y this resolu­ ed improvement of Seminole BoulFOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV- sult of the improvement contem­ dred Eighteen and 50-100 ($17,- compliance with plans, ida, which said plans, specifica­ nnd confirmed, or in ten equal an­ evnrtl between Park Avenue and tion, and that the special assess­ tions, profiles nnd estimates havu nual installments with interest at ING. HARD SURFACING AND plated against all lots and lands 218.50) Dollnrs is the total esti­ tions, profiles and estlc,.,/ ments to be made and entered Myrtle Avenue, n width of 40 feet, the rntc of eight per cent per an­ RE-HA UD SURFACING OF adjoining and contiguous or mated cost of said improvement; said proposed improvcnitg^i been heretofore approved by the against nil lots and lands adjoin- nnd this Commission hereby de­ num upon all deferred payments City Commission and constitute UNION AVENUE FROM hounding and abutting upon such that the entire cost of the improve­ ion Avenue from Ban . ing and contiguous or bounding clares the necessity for the paving, improvement, and upon the com­ ment aforesaid, shall be assessed nuc to Mellonville AVej# ,^ 1 from nnd nfter the time said spec­ BUM I* BRANCH TO CENTER the plans nnd specifications for ial assessments shall be nnd stand and abutting upon such contem­ re-pnving, hard surfacing and reLINK TO CHAPMAN AVE­ pletion of said assessment roll to against all property abutting and file In the office of ttat^n* said work, therefore, plated improvement shall la? made hard surfacing of said portion of cause a copy thereof to be pub­ fronting upon that portion of Un­ finally equnlized, approved and NUE, A WIDTH OF 40 FEET. ager of the City of Xanlx^ BE IT RESOLVED, Thnt the upon a fuot frontage basis; that is Seminole Boulevard ns aforesaid, lished two times consecutively ion Avenue between center line of confirmed, and, ida, which snid plans, City Commission of the City of once each week, in n newspaper Chapman Avenue nnd San Carlos BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, to say, thnt in the preparation of as a necessary public improve­ WHEREAS, the City Commis­ tions, profiles and estimated Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ the special assessment roll cover­ ment. published in Sanford, Florida, at­ Avenue to be so improved by the sion oi the City of Sanford, Flor­ been heretofore approved bj able, ns n necessary public im­ Thnt this resolution shall be and ing the contemplated improve­ BE IT FURTHER ItESOLVEp, taching to said special assessment pnving, re-paving, hard surfacing City Commission and provement to pave, rc-pave, hard become effective immediately from ment, such special assessments That a total expenditure not ex­ ida, deems it advisable to improve, roll so published a notice directed and re-hard surfacing of said por­ the plnns nnd specificities surface and re-hard aurfnee with and after its passage and adopt­ •hall be determined and prorated ceeding Ten Thousand Two Hun­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave to all property owners interested tion of Union Avenue, a width of ion. said work, therefore, sheet asphalt on n six inch rock and re-pnvc with sheet nnphnlt on Adopted this 13 day of July, A. according to the foot frontage of dred Thirteen Dollnrs nnd 12-100 a six inch rock base, the following in saitl specinl assessments, stat­ 32 feet, nnd against all lots and base, Fourth Street from McllonBE IT RESOLVED, Tint ($1,213.12) is hereby authorized the respective properties specially ing in accordance with the provis­ lands adjoining and contiguous or vllJe Avenue to Locust Avenue, n D„ 1025. Avenue in the City of Snnford, City Commission of the Cttj to cover the cost of paving, rehenefitted by said improvement. ions of the Charter of the City of hounding nnd abutting upon said FORREST LAKE, width of 24 feet, that all of said Florida, to-wit: Snnford, Florida, deems it k pnving, hard surfacing nnd reBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Sanford, Florida, n definite time Improvement; S. O. CHASE, that Seventeen paving, re-pnving, hard surfacing able, ns a necessary public j hard surfacing Seminole Boule­ 'I hat the Tax Assessor nnd the and place where complaints will be Thousand Two Hundred Eighteen C. J. MARSHALL, and re-hard surfacing of Fourth [ UNION AVENUE, From Bump provement, to pave, rc-pivr.J vard between Purk Avenue and City Clerk of the city of Sanford, heard nnd when said specinl nscssand 50-100 ($17,218.50) Dollars is Street, as nforesaid, shall be done |i As tho City Commission of the Florida, in accordance with the Myrtle Avenue, a width of 40 feet, Branch to Center Line of Chap­ ment roll will be finally confirmed the total estimated cost of said surface and rc-hard surfia J City of Sanford, Florida. in strict compliance with the plans, man Avenue. provisions of Sections 101 nnd 102 which said sum of Ten Thousand by tho City Commission sitting ns contemplated improvement in the sheet asphalt on a six inch/ specifications, profiles and esti­ Attest: base, Union Avenue from Si Two Hundred Thirteen Dollars and of the Charter of the City of San­ an Equalizing Board. L. It. PHILIPS, (Seal) paving, re-paving, linrd surfacing mates therefor, now on file in the All •>( saitl improving, grading, 12-100 ($10,213.12) is the total es­ ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ los Avenue to Mellonville An City Clerk. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and rc-hnrd surfacing of said por­ office of the City Manager of the const!uction, reconstruction, pav­ timated cost of saitl improvement; out delay to make a special assess­ a width of 24 feet that all ofI Thnt ‘he special assessments pro­ tion of Union Avenue, to be spe­ City of Sanford, Florida, which Publish July 17. ment roll, assessing the special thnt the entire cost of the improve­ ing anti re-pnving to lie done in paving, re-paving, hard surfj vided for by this resolution to be cially assessed against all lots and said plans, specifications, profiles, benefits to be receiveil as the re­ ment aforesaid, shall be usscssed compliance with plans, specifica­ and re-hard surfacing of made nnd entered against the pro­ lands adjoining nnd contiguous or nnd estimates have been hereto­ sult of the improvement contem­ against all property abutting nnd tions, profiles und estimates of perty bounding and abutting upon bounding nnd abutting upon said Avenue, as nforesaid, shall bc^ fore approved by the City Com­ plated against all lots and lands fronting upon thnt portion of Semi­ saitl proposed improvement of Un­ in strict compliance with the; mission nnd constitute the plans A RESOLUTION PROVIDING adjoining and contiguous or bound­ ion Avenue from Bump Branch to »nid improvement shall bo payable improvement; the sum of $0.84 is ripecit ications, profiles and nole Boulevard between I’ark Ave­ and specifications for said propos­ FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV­ ing and abutting upon such im­ nue and Myrtle Avenue to he so Center Lino of Chapman Avenue, at the option of the property own­ the estimated cost per front foot mntes therefor, now on file ill ING, HARD SURFACING AND ers owning property bounding and for said improvement. ed improvement of Fourth Street provement, and upon the comple­ improved by the paving, re-paving, now on file in the office o f the office of the City Manager dj HK-HAIU) SURFACING OF tion of said assessment roll to between Mellonville Avenue and City Manager of tho City of San­ "hutting upon such improvement BE IT FURTHER RESOLV.ED, City of Hanford, Florida, hard surfacing and rc-hnrd surfac­ FOURTH STREET FROM an follows; either in full within Thnt it is the determination of Locust Avenue, a width of 21 feet, cause a copy thereof to he publish­ ing of said portion of Seminole ford. Florida, which saitl plans, said plans, specifications, pn nnd this Commission hereby de­ SUMMERLIN AVENUE TO specifications, profiles nnd esti­ thirty days after sai.l assessments this Commission thnt nil lots nnd nnd estimntes have been ed two times consecutively, once Boulevard, a width of 41) feet, nnd MELLONVILLE AVENUE, A clares the necessity for the paving, , 8t“ nd equalized, approved lands adjoining nnd contiguous or fore npproved hy the City Coo each wrek, in a newspaper pub­ against all lots anil lands adjoin­ mates have been heretofore ap­ WIDTH OF 21 FEET. re-pnving, hard surfacing nnd reand confirmed, or in ton equal an­ bounding and abutting upon Union I proved by the City Commission lished in .Sanford, Florida, attach­ ing nnd contiguous or hounding nual installments with interest at Avenue between center line of sion nnd constitute the planil hard surfacing of said portion of and constitute the plans anti spe­ ing to said special assessment roll nnd nhutting upon said improve­ WHEREAS, the City Commis­ the rate of eight per cent per an­ Chapman Avenue and San Carlos specifications for said pro;[ Fourth Street ns aforesaid, ns u cifications for said work, there­ ment; that Ten Thousand Two u> published a notice directed to sion of the City of Sanford, Flor­ necessary public improvement. num upon all deferred payments Avenuo will be henefitted by the improvement of Union Avenu fore, Hundred Thirteen Dollars und all property owners interested in from and after the time said spec­ improvement provided for by this tween Han Carlos Avenue and I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ida, deems it advisable to Improve, <aid special assessments, stating 12-100 ($10,213,12) is the toLal es­ BE IT RESOLVED, That the Thnt u total expenditure not ex­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave in accordance with the provisions timated cost of saitl contemplated City Commission of the City of ial assessments shall be and stand resolution, anil that the special as­ lonville Avenue, a width oij feet, and this commission finally equalized;. qpprqvqd ceeding Seventeen Thousand Eight nnd re-pnvc with sheet asphalt on sessments to be made and enter­ declares the necessity foe "f the Charter of the City of San- improvement in the paving, re- Sanford, Fioridn, deems it udvisa t^ix jneh rock. lp\se, th*. follow­ confirmed, and, .. Hundred Nineteen Dollars and ed 'against all lots anil Iambi Ad­ ing, re-paving, hnf« ailrt .'uffl; Ftorlfln.'a definhtr'tlme and imvtng, TtnrtT 'SiTrrJZTniT* and re -1SU1B* M Vnecdsoary public Im? 30-100 (*17,810.30) is hereby au­ ing Street in the city of Sanford, b e IT FURTHER RESOLVED, joining and contiguous or bounding place where complaints will be bard surfacing of saitl portion of \Provemciit to pave, re-pave, hard re-hard surfacing of said thorized to cover the cost of pav­ Fioridn, to-wit: henrd nnd when said special as­ Seminole Boulevard, to be special­ mi face anti rc-hnrd surface with th a t this resolution shall be nnd and abutting upon such contem­ of Union Avenue as aforesa ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and sessment roll will be finally con­ ly usscssed against all lots anti sheet asphalt on a 5 inch rock base, income effective immediately from plated improvement, such special necessary public Impruvemed rc-hnrd surfacing Fourth Street FOURTH STREET. From Sum­ anti after its passage nnd adopt­ assessments shall be determined BE IT FURTHER RESOl) merlin Avenue to Mellonville firmed by tlie City Commission lands adjoining ami contiguous or Union Avenue oom Bump Brunch ion. 1 between Mellonville Avenue and nnd prorated according to the foot That u total expenditure m sitting as an Equalizing Board. bounding anti abutting upon saitl to Center Line of Chapman Ave­ Avenue. Locust Avenue, a width of 24 feet, Adopted this the 13th day of frontage of the respective proper­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, improvement; the sum of $15.94 it nue, a width of 40 feet; thnt nil cecding Fifty Seven Hundre which said sum of Seventeen July, A. D„ 1925. ties specially henefitted by snid ty nnd 80-100 ($5,740.80) II All of said improving, grading, Ibnl the special assessments pro­ the estimated cost per front foot of said paving, re-paving, hard Thousand Eight Hundred Nineteen FORREST LAKE, improvement. vided for by this resolution to h i for saitl improvement. surfacing and re-hard surfacing is hereby authorized to cov«| Dollars and 30-100 ($17,810.39) is construction, reconstruction, pav­ »• O. CHASE, of Union Avenue, ns uforesnid, ajadc nnd rntorc I against the pro > . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ing and re-paving to he done in tho total estimated cost of said C. J. MARSHALL, TIl„, x . , , cost of paving, re-pnving, shall be done in strict compliance Thnt it is the determination of erty bounding anti abutting upon As rh,. r ’ ., *hat the lax Assessor nnd surfacing nnd ............ re-hard sur!( compliance with plans, specifica­ improvement; that the entire cost . . . , th , 1—......... .......... with the plans, specifications, pro­ AS the City Commission of the r*;,„ n u .i, , .. of the improvement aforesaid, tions, profiles nnd estimates of •aid improvement shall be payable this Commission that all lots nnd City of Snnford, Florida. I... . °* l^e lty of Sanford,) Union Avenue between Saa or,.‘ a* 11 "ccord«nce with the |os Avenue nnd Mellonville shall be assessed against all pro­ said proposed improvement of at the option of the property own­ lands adjoining and contiguous or files anil estimates therefor, now Attest: perty abutting and fronting upon Fourth Street from Summerlin ers owning property bounding and bounding und abutting upon Semi­ on file in the office of the City L. R.BHILIPS, (Seal) 'T ' iV ?'r t °* i,CC-ti.°unS i ?1 u"d ,10“ nue, a width of 24 feet, v that portion of Fourth Street be­ Avenue to Mellonville Avenue, now abutting upon such improvement nole Boulevard between Bark Ave­ Manager of the City of Sanford, City Clerk r 1 i-i ° / t,^C ^ lty ^ an‘ »um of Fifty Seven Hundred Florida, which saitl plans, speci­ v-ny '-'ivrK. ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ ty und 80-100 ($5,740.80) tween Mellonville Avenue nnd Lo- on file in the office of the City as follows; either in full within nue to Myrtle Avenue will be benBublish July 17. out delay to make n specinl assess­ is the total estimated cost oi curt Avenue to be so improved by Manager of the City of Sanford, thirty .lays after said n.sjcesmcntn efitted by tho improvement pro­ fications, profiles anil estimates ment roll, assessing the specinl improvement; that the entin the paving, re-paving, bard sur- Florida, which said plans, specifi­ shall stand equalized, approved vided for by this resolution, and have been heretofore approved by that the special assessments to he the City Commission anti consti­ an-l confirmed, or in ten equal an­ benefits to be received as the re­ of tho improvement afo facing and re-hard surfacing of cations, profiles and estimates made ami entcreil against all lots tute the plans anil specifications nual installments with interest at sult of the improvement contem- chilli be nsscsscd agninst said portion oT Fourth Street, a have been heretofore approved by width of 24 feet, and against oil [the City Commission and eonsti- tho rate of eight per cent per an- anti lands adjoining and contiguous for said proposed improvement of A RESOLUTION PROVIDING *'lntcd nKnirnt n11 lols nnd ,nndB party abutting and fronting Bump FOR THE PVVINU RE-PAV- a,U°ining and contiguous or bound- thnt portion of Union Avffl lots and lunds adjoining and con­ tules the plans and specifications aum upon all deferred payments or hounding ami abutting upon Union Avenue between from anti after the time said spec­ such contemplated improvement Branch nnd Center Line of Chap­ tiguous or bounding and abutting for saiti vvork, therefore, ING, HARD SURFACING AND infr ond nbuttlnB uPon MUch im- tween San Curios Avenue BE IT RESOLVED. That tho ial assessments shall lie and stand shall be made upon foot frontage man Avenue, a width of 40 feet, upon said improvement; that Se­ RE-HARD SURFACING OF provement, nnd upon the comple Mellonville Avcnuo to be * venteen Thousand Eight Hundred City Commitiniun of the City nt finally equalized, approved nrol basis; thnt is to say, that in tho ami this Commission hereby dcUNION AVENUE FROM CEN­ tion of suiii assessment roll to proved l>y the pnving, re-1 confirmed, and, prepnrntions of special assessment.c^nrca necessity for the pavSanford, Florida, deems it advis­ Nineteen Dollars and 39-100 ($17,TER LINE OF CHAPMAN cause a copy thereof to he publish­ hard surfacing nnd re-hard BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. roll covering the contemplated im­ ing, rc-paving, hard surfacing 819.39) in the total ostimated cost able, as a necessary public im­ AVENUE To SAN CARLOS ed two times consecutively, once ing of said portion of Union of said contemplated improvement provement to pave, re-pave, hard That this resolution shall be and provement, such special assess­ nnd re-hard surfacing of snid por­ AVENUE, A WIDTH OF 32 each week, in a newspaper pub­ nue, a width of 21 lished in Sanford, Florida, at­ against all lots nnd lands in the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ surface and re-hard surface with become effective immediately from ments shall he determined nnd pro­ tion of Union Avenue ns afore­ FEET. taching to said special assessment ing nnd contigious or b facing and rv-hnrd surfacing of sheet asphalt on a six inch rock and after its passage and adopt­ rated according to the foot front­ said, ns a necessary public im­ age of the reapcctive pro pc rties provement. said pot lion of Fourth Street, to base, Fourth Street from Summer­ ion. WHEREAS, the City Commis­ roll so published a notice direct­ and abutting upon said Iff Adopted this 13 day of July, A. specially henefitted by snid lin­ HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, sion of the City of Hanford, Flor­ ed to till property owners inter­ ment; that Fifty Seven li be socially assessed against all lin Avenue to Mulloitvillu Avenue, prove inent. Thnt t total expenditure not ex- ida, deems it advisable to improve, ested in said special assessments, lots nnd lands adjoining and con­ a width of 21 feet; that all of said !>., 1025. Forty and 80-100 ($7,540-8 FORREST LAKE, BF. IT FURTHER RESOLVED.ceding ^ L -e n Hundred and Ninc- grade, construct, reconstruct, pave stating in accordance with the pro­ lars is the total estimated tiguous or bounding and abutting paving, re-pnving, hard surfacing S. O. CHASE, rtiat the Tax Assessor and * the ty ($ 1,599.(10) Dollars, is hereby and re-pave with sheet asphalt on visions of the Charter of the City Upon said improvement; the sum ami re-hard surfacing of Fourth said contemplated improve C. J. MARSHALL, City Clerk of the City of Hanford, authorized to cover the cost of a six inch rock brute, the following of Sanford, Florida, n definite Street, as aforesaid, sh ill be done of $5.C7 is the estimated cost per the pnving, re-paving, harj in strict compliance with the [dans, As the City Commission of the Florida, in accordance with the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing Avenue in the City of Sanford, time and place where contpluints frent foot for snid Improvement. facing und re-hnrd surfn provisions of Sections 101 nnd li)2 and re-hard surfacing Union Ave­ Fioridn, to-wit: will be heard and when said spec­ said portion of Union A* BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, specifications, profiles and esti­ ,;lty of Sanford, Florida. Attest: of the Charter of tho City of San- nue between Bump Branch and ial assessment roll will be finally Thnt in is the determination of mates therefor, now on file in the L. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) I ford, Florida, shall proceed with- Center Line of Chapman Avenue, UNION AVENUE, From Center confirmed by the City Commis­ be specially assessed as this Commission thnt alt lots and office of the City Manager of the lots nnd lunds adjoining City' Clerk. | “u* *lcIny to make a special assess­ a width of 40 feet, which said lands adjoining and contiguous or City of Sanford, Florida, which Line of Chapman Avenue to San sion sitting as nn Equalizing Board. tigious or bounding and ment roll, assessing the special sum of Fifteen Hundred and Nine­ bounding nnd nhutting upon said plans, specifications, profiles, Bublish July 17. Carlos Avenue. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. upon su'd improvement; benefits to he received as the re­ ty ($1,590.00) Dollars is the total Fourth Street between Mellonville and estimates have been hereto­ That tho special assessments pro­ of $8.24 is the estimated sult of the improvement contem­ estimated cost of said improve­ Avenue and Locust Avenue will be fore approved by the City CommisAll of snid improving, grading, vided for by this resolution to be front foot for said improve: plated against all lots and lands ment; that the entire cost of the construction, reconstruction, pav­ bcnc/ltted by the improvement shm and constitute the plans ami made and entered against the pro­ BE IT FURTHER REsoL1 provided for by this resolution, specifications for said proposed A RESOLUTION PROVIDING adjoining ami contiguous or improvement aforesaid, ahull be ing nnd re-paving to be done in perty hounding and abutting upon That it is the d«term li»th* FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAV* bounding and nhutting upon such assessed agninst all and that the special assessments impiovcment of Fourth Street lieproperty compliance with plans, specifica­ snid improvement shall be puyathis commission that all ■ to be ruadl and entered against tween Summerlin Avenue and MelING. HARD SURFACING AND improvement, and upon the com­ abutting und fronting upon that tions, profiles and estimates of blc a t the option of the property lands adjoining und contiZ,J ™ RE-IIARD SURFACING OP pletion of said assessment roll to portion of Union Avenue between said proposed improvement of Un­ owners owning property hounding all lots nnd lnnds adjoining nnd lonville Avenue, a width of 21 feet, bounding and abutting BOULEVARD muse a copy thereof to lie puhli*h- Bump Branch and Center Line of ion Avenue from Center Line of and nhutting upon such improve­ ,contiguous or bounding nnd nbutt and this Commission hereby de­ SEMINOLE ion Avenue between h’an ■ clares th'* ncce s.ty for the pnving, FROM BARK AVENUE TO eiI two times consecutively, once Chapman Avenue to be so im­ Chapman Avenue to San Carlos ment as follows: cither in full Avenue and Mellonville ■■ ing upon sucli contemplated imMYRTLE AVENUE, A WIDTH each week, in a newspaper publish­ proved by the paving, re-paving, Avenue, now on file in the office within thirty days after said as­ provemant shall bo made upon 11 re-pnving, hard surfacing and rehard »ui facing of suiii portion of ed in Hanford, Florida, attaching hard surfacing and rc-hard surfac­ of the City Manager of the City of sessments shall Htand equnlized, will be henefitted by the 'ir‘' I OF 10 FEET. foot frrntags basis; that is to sny, ment provided for by thi* ^ B to said s|K-cial assessment roll so ing of said portion of Union Ave­ Sanford, Florida, which said plan.*, that in the prtpurntion of the spec­ Fourth Street ns aforesaid, u-s a approved and confimed, or in ten WHEREAS, the City Commis­ published a notice directed to ali nue, a width of 40 feet, nnd specifications, profiles nnd esti­ equal annual installments with in­ tion, and that the special ** I ial anersaments roll coveting the necessary public improvement. ment* to bo made and ■ HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. sion of the City of Hanford, Flor­ property owners interested in said against all lots nnd hinds adjoin­ mates have been heretofore np­ contemplated improvement such terest at the rate of eight per against ull lots and lands *• Thnt a total expenditure not ex­ special assessments, stating in ac­ ida, deems it advisable to improve, special assessments shall bo de­ ing and contiguous or hounding proved by the City Commission cent, per annum upon all deferred ing and contiguous or termined and prorated according to ceeding Five Thousand Three Hun­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave cordance with the provisions of the and abutting upon snid improve­ and constitute the plans nnd spec­ payments from and after the tim e1,and abutting upon such ** iho funt frontn^e of the respective dred Eighty-Three Dulinrs and and re-pnvu with sheet aspnalt on Charter of the City of Hanford, ment; that Fifteen Hundred and ifications for said work, therefore, said speciul assessments shall be plated improvement shall 1 prwpertirs specially bcncfitlvd by Forty-One cents ($5,.'!«■!.tl | is here a six inch rock base, the following Florida, a definite time and pluce Ninety ($1,590.00) Dollars is the BE IT RESOLVED, Thnt the and stand finally equalized, ap­ upon n foot frontuR0 said improvement. by uuthnrizcd to cover the cost of thoroughfure in the City of Han­ where complaints will lie heard total estimated cost of said con­ City Commission of tho City of proved nnd confirmed, and, is to say, that in the I,fl 1 W BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, paving, re-paving, hard surfacing ford, Florida, to-wit: and when said special assessment templated improvement in the Snnford, Florida, deems it advis­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. of the special 'assessment That the Tux Assessor and the ond re-hard surfacing Fourth roll will he finally confirmed by paving, re-paving, hard surfacing able, as n necessary public im­ That this resolution shall be und ering the contemplated City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Street between Summerlin Avenue | SEMINOLE BOULEVARD, From the City Commission sitting ns uu and re-hard surfacing of said por­ provement to pave, re-pave, hard become effective immediately from ment, such special " ‘/ j H Florida, in accordance with the and Mellonville Avenue, a width of j Bark Avervie to Mjrllc Avenue. Equalising Bonrd. tion of Union Avenue, to be spec­ surface and rc-hard surface with I nnd after its passage and adopt­ shall he determined nn'l praviiiuns of Sections 101 und 102 24 feet, which said sum of Five BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ially ussesesd against all lots nnd sheet asphalt on a six inch rock ion. according to the foot if tho Charter of the City of Sun- Thousand Three Hundred Eighty* All of said improving, griulingr That the speciul assessments pro­ lands adjoining and contiguous or bnse, Union Avenue from Center Adopted this 13th day of July the respective proper111''* ■ ford, Florida, shall proceed wtth- Three TL— *Dollars '■ — nnd* Forty-One construction, reconstruction, pav­ vided for by this resolution to be bounding and abutting upon said Line of Chapman Avenue to San A. D., 1925. henefitted by said impr°*^B dulay to make a special aasess- tents ($5,583.11) is the total esti ing nnd re-paving to be dono in made nnd entered agninst the pro­ improvement; the sum of $7.50 is Cnrlos Avenue, a width of 32 feet, FORREST LAKE, BE IT FURTHER Rf> rt roll, assessing the special mated cost of said improvement; compliance witli plans, specifica­ perty bounding and abutting upon the estimated cost per front foot that all of snid paving, re-paving, S. O. CHASE, That the Tax Asaei*l,r *^B enefita to be received as the re- ,that the entire cost of tho iniprove- tions, profiles nnd estimates of said improvement shall be payable for said improvement. hard surfacing and re-hard sur­ C. J. MARSHALL, City Clerk of the City of ^ | suit of the improvement contein- imcnt aforesaid, shall be assessed said proposed improvement of at the option of the property own­ BF. IT FURTHER RESOLVED, facing of Union Avenue, as afore­ As the City Commission of the Florida, in accordance plated against nil lots nnd lands | against nil priqa-rty abutting nnd Seminole Boulevard from Pnrk ers q«-'ning property bounding and Thnt it is tho determination of said shall i«* done in strict compii- City of Snnford, Florida. (Continued on Bap’ ri. ilution No. 221 .pMitiction., pronic. "'' Resolution No. Resolution No. 224 Resolution No. 222 Resolution No. 225 Resolution No. 22:? * i H I ■h H �THE SANrtmi) H EliXm ^ 3 S V «? wnunmnn Decision Today — ^ ■■ \ v ntinued From PoK® Ode.) v* for the defense, this sr£ also ,dealing with the law Bryan called thd discussion ,ert tbstimony the h e ^ t of and declared that the have unfavorably regarded ividence, received it wtth excaution and investigated it bur G. Hays declared that he id all the expert witnesses l question a t P$n\ thL ? case were on one side of the cuse b t here to give opinions but f c r t ^ l l l t k . , for IrnmentMayTake | In Coal Fields IMPSCOTT, Mass., July 17. [government will take a In tho anthracite coal field iegotiations should an agreehot be reached and u strike on September 1. The prowhlch the government will in event of the strike was ed at n three hour confer>day by President Coolidgo [ecretary Davis. Sped fitire not disclosed. McCuller’s Grocery Store 10 ifes. GranulatedS u g a r............ 60fc 21-2 lb. cans, Apricots, per can, 2§c 2 lbs. Fancy California Prunes, ...25c 12 lb. Sack Self-Rising Flour ...,75c 2 cans No. 2 Corn........................ 33c 2 cans Howard P e a s.................... 29c Jello Ice Cream Powders, Per p a ck age....... ............ 10c Lemon, Raspberry, Strawand Cherry Jell-O, ....10c package 1 lb. Corn & Roast Beef, car 1 lb. Cans Corn Beef Hash . Wisconsin Brick Cheese, lb No. 1 Can Early June P e a s... Maxwell House. M l Blue .Valley Butter, Ewings Butter, Churngold Stone’s Cakes, Betsy Ross Bread Florida Maid Mayonnaise and Relish Hens and Friers—Dressed and Alive In Connection With Our Store, We Operate No. 2 Sliced Can A MARKET That is clean, sanitary and up-to-date. We handle nothing hut atrifUy fancy Kansas City Ileef, Pork, Lamb and Veal COMPLETE LINE OF HAMS AND BACONS • . I* . . • * * , * ' i < Specials For Saturday In tho City Limits of Sanford Near Loading Station gnation of Road Official Requested A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars tAHASSEE, July 17—G o v Hoi tin today took his first tu rd re-organization of the Komi Department by usking | resignations of E. B. Phil’ irrr.an, and Win, M. Curulncy, ns a member of the [rent. The term of chairpillips expires Oct. 20, and EASY TERMS. ALSO WE HAVE Three Corner Lots in Hanford Heights Each One a Bargain Evaporated Apples.........................lftc package, 3 for 25c Quality Moftta at Lowest Prices No. 1 Can P e a r s............................................ ..\..10c J ■ ■, ■> }>jf i White Laundry Soap.....................................10 bars for 25c Largest stock of grocery specialties. * K [lintock Will Not litted to Probate lit) Sanford Ave, T Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in the City. REALTOR Rooms 51)1-51)2. Phone 95 First National Hank Building. Sales Force: Miss Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon Mr. Maxwell Stewart. PHONE US YOUR ORDER—WE DELIVER ■'AGO, July 17.—Basing his In on “a presumption of unIn fluence/’ Probate Judge I today refused to admit the f William Nelson McClintock [bate. ng your foot.troubles to Lloyd .Store Saturday and Monday. Demonstration and advice. The Store Where Quality Counts 77— PHONE ng your foot troubles to I’s Shoe Store Saturday and l«y. Free demonstration and N otice Ladies— New Mattresses, renovating, Istcring, upholstery material'* CALL Sanford Mattress Factory Take Advantage of SPECIALS OlIR GREAT ECONOMY CAMPAIGN NOW ON! Potatoes Peaches Phone 1II2-M c i t » t i » it m. K. D e n is o n o f K l n u ­ ll ■ M rs . t i. K. K. M o r io n o f >■ Kl o r Ilia , J o s .* |ili W illi a m In sa m t iie r s o n . It. J. M. I ' n y . K’ la r illu n o f J o s i'lili W illia m llnsnro- p e rs o n , L o th o f l.o n u * I'lo rh ta a n il It. J . M. I 'n W r r Iw.M ul, F lo r id a . a n il a l l o th e r I rh ilm ltiK ln ti-r« 'M t in a m i to l , l* l t i K itl'io r I I ll'll la m is, |y P I'-'Ittit In S . 'iiiI n o li 1 f o u n t } . I tn *W lt. ■ i t -of s k t - t n m l N W | r SW ami u 1 . 3 „f ■ S .o . T h i r t y - f o u r (HI) p h i i i Tvv.-my ( " » ) S o u t h . If I WHiity-niro' t 'ja ) K a st. ■ II. J. M, I ' h w i t a s ail■ l o r i, t t h e .-slat.' o f Kill III [ o j k . r , ile o e a su l. has flL*il ■ to S'-ll fo a l ■aM •u n t o ■oav ho iia u l o sllllo of Of K illt h till- A ll." ■ i h o.-a .oil. In o r , h r t h a t III" l r Ulo . t a t , t|„. ,|o - String Beans, Okra, Eggplant. Yellow Squash, Apples, Bananas. Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage Lemons, Lettuce, Cantaloupes. _____________________________ 1' trj ~** 'j\Tii _ Bar }J tR fiS I ut ssnA Twfyr MtrMB 1a bj Il al l l 4 ■■I1i ffTTT Dili *1 ■■ _ Iff IH MF MW jHCXtvJfiJ rr£Jk xJflr Bf | 7 | WH N pa |o|L pt fc, .*'41!*1 "f i" '1 . S Ia >n| i fo rd • F r u it E x c h a n g e Corner Fourlh and Sanford Old DuIIurt Place uni appear Mho i m int} . I m l u o s C o u r t ill B rt I I " iiso |,t s , , a forU. K loI " " ’ l.ilh .lay ..r A u g u s t , A.I*. P , II, 1 j |m > - , i io h t s to siu.w i'uiis" t o , . . | | H e a l r:». sh o t t h l n o t b e In Bulk KI.’I I T D K i t U l t D U U K D t h a t a t Ion ho i m h l l s h n l III T h o i tto r a l il , a m . \ v » |i u p n r jiu h 1 H an fo rd . S. ml n.iio C o u n t y . itivD''*. f 1' w e .- k f o r f o u r alV e t v “. , ' It, ’■"lit n m l o f f i c i a l } n , h - L l l iluy ..f J u l y A. Fresh, p rfimi who tore wildly awny * Ktartlud girl in ii high powtaang car—madly pursued - ‘'“ring RANCH RIDERS whom no living man could Mixed Sweet. Corner lot, on Magnolia Avenue Only $1300. krentest picture Pound Grape-Juice A&P Concord P. 27c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, Pt. 17c f jenderfiNid, who Took i Desperate Chance! Easy Terms. Pound Thea-Ncclnr—Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon Mixed M-l!» l»ktf / }% {* Package. Package .... Deviled Ham Polled Meat ........ Cheese, Lh .......... NBC Crackers, lb VCT QUICK I’AMING THE (it. Jars Sweet nncess Saturday July 18th 3 o’clock *onUnuou<i IVr form a ncc SALKS FORCE W. C. Coleman K. I- Grier. W. A. Adams. B / */Ml ffl ^rrgMIt ?3 Did you ever stop to think of the buying power of move than [3 HJUO Piggly Wiggly Stores com bined? jS We Pass tlie Saving to Our Customers. t • Everything in Fruit and Vegetables r 1- n ,iK i t l : r . . i ! |: " i t i u n t c n V II i .l t t- . il \ i i l l l 'K I t K D . t h a t I, 'i WHERE SANFORD TRADES MISTAKES IN BUYING ARE COSTLY BY READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS. �: • • >• ••. •. : • ► t-w- rr > THE SJ J). FRIDAY, JULY Wait! Do This For the Children >t,rf ■ It /. :/ l ■' , X tVrt'JF. rtu ± The Sanford Herald a ‘ *1L VaV .V lfe V d v - • ■_____ __ THE FRANKENSTEIN 1£ v — _ ■ ■% ^ — CHEAP FOR Ci n M H M rv rrr • « » » » • « «M«F f | l in < » r ■* i i i f i r t , ki*tw« Devils In The Wind. During the summer vacation is a sensible time to have Eastman Air Photos. S125 Phonographs the children’s eyes and ears and noses and tonsils examin­ If n Kitten Drowned. S .10 Electric fans *.... I ’Ll BET ed, and the things done for them that will improve their Luthc r, Calvin. Hr) an. $ 15 Electric fans T.... IV/OWDSK IP vtb0,Ll AUSS Karen I. HIT. physical condition. The summer vacation, in addition to BY ARTHUR BRISBANE $ 10 Electric -fnns..... I'LLtVER BE ra n nr (ftS I'M (CopyiTsM U33) ____ 1 New player pjail()... being a good playtime for the boys and girls should be as M t d i A N I t 1- H B A > _ M ia u r r ■L l i o w A i t u n r i m ABLE "16 LIVE I Second Hand Pia«n genuinely recreational as possible. And this means, of GONE THE TOWN of Herrin, where phnne I 4 A Tires nnd Tubes. l i t MaaiMlIa A t r a a r course, the putting of boys and girls into the best possible so ninny were killed in Klan and T his ed w n ? ■« _ At Low Prices In Ordfr T I M 11*1 TUITION U A T I.e condition for getting the fullest returns from work and nnti-KInn, booties nnd prohibition n n, Y«»r— 17."0 Si* Mmol.* IS 60 Room, ** feuds, has been soothed by a great l i r l l v ^ m l in «'i»v I>* f a r r i m . per play. religious revival. One thousand w eek . I t ’.-. W e e k ly Kdlllnn IS 00 RINE’S F lu ,,. So often boys and girls with defective vision labor under nre “saved.” And everything la " p e r year. _______ aPKi iA i. M i T i r r s i All ob itu ary the handicap for years before anybody even discovers that peace, instead of violence. STATION ■oMeea. card* of th e p k e . reenluilona they are not blessed with normal eyesight. The education­ 1113 Sanford Ave. DanfortI and notlcea^>l *jntt?flAlfiH!«fil* w h ere IN DAYTON, scene of the Dryr*i»raeo are Made w i l l be ch a rg ed al experts have discovered that one child out of every ten n n Harrow-Monkey trial, some­ f*r a t reg u la r idvartlelnK ratna. in city schools, and one child out of seven in rural schools thing happened to the lighting ■ r . M n r K ^ i i l i a n * o m a t b i / r i t r a * have defects in sight serious enough to interfere with their system, dntkness settled down nnd T h e Aaaoolatad P rM * la cxcltt*v*' fundamentalists were worried. Ka­ It a ly gflUUl e n title d * I" for re- .learning capacity. — t h e uae ,— tun. they thought, had come to nubllratloA of all* newa dlapatrhee And that is not all, the child who has defective vision eredlteA iAl< or not otherwise cred, „ . is often nervously affected. Frequently w ithout knowing town. l i e d In t(U«» J»a)>l,r 1,1,1 G. TAYLOR Dyd M range that good, religious ral new* unRlwinid herein. All of r«nu!iUSm58 nt dUpntch- ju st why, the child who is seeing crooked with his physical people .should worry about dark­ •« herein. Jirc el»o re*er**ed. ____ eyes is seeing crooked with his mental, and his moral, eyes. ness. Why not leave that to the Printing— Dcruraib, I PH0NIJ 303 1 VieiL, 1 GcJTa FRIDAY, JULY 17, 192:. He is often either hard to manage, or is listless and unam­ friends of the monkeys? A hundred years ago, in great bitious. Ignorant parents and careless teachers diagnose ARMlT-zASA storms, deeply religious people re­ THE HERALD’S PLATFORM Pu8lioy sTunT 1 —Deeper water route to Jackson­ his attitude as that of a “bad" boy, or of a lazy one, when ported devils riding in the wind. all the time the child is suffering untold, and unexpressed, Church hells were rung to drive Tu t ?EAMuTo* ville. lhem away. Such things have not Construction of St. Johns-In- misery! an m u . am , ••*11) been reported lately. There is dian River canal. And the child with defective hearing is equally handi­ progress. $.—Extension of white way. Mofipy, 4.—Extenalon of local amusements. capped. He also has about the same chance of getting fair Usnurnrli|t,.,t I ■ b cra o n -l.l)i,|,|rr p . It*- 1 * —Swimming pool, leitnia rourta, treatment if he is cast among people who have never given GEORGE EASTMAN, one of attention to the great need of careful investigation of the the most highly scientific of the I.O S S IK C i m i * t , 4.—Augmenting of building proworld’s industrialists, co-opernting II* _tinicn.ilia tram —houaca, hotel*, apartment faculties of every child. SH I'hnnp V *54 with the army air service, lias per­ honaea. The child who because of adenoids nr diseased tonsils is fect d photography from flying •.—Extension of atrect pavlnt pro- failing to breathe properly, or is absorbing poisons that may machines. tram . Lieutenant Godard announcer, a Itciililrnt of Florid*-^ y^—Conat ruction of boulevard wreck his health, surely such a child in this day and time new process developed in the East­ lief 11>1, *1 should have relief. Indeed, every hoy and girl during the around Luke Monroe, First Nntlnii.il |:,a man laboratories, enabling fliers | —Gomplrliim of city beautifica­ summer vacation should lie given a thorough physical exam­ to take photographs over enemy J; H. HUTCHING I tion protram ination by conscientious, reliable physicians and specialists. lines, develop them in the air in IIK.II, KSTUC -Expansion of school ayatem And then, there should be a way, through the public purse seven minutes, to fly hack nnd Acreage. Farms ,ir.| iTp hlth provision for increased faOroven a SuifUh, if necessary, to give each child the treatment his condition drop them over their own lines 1020 I.aur- 1 vt.- „ I: : * clIRlea. without descending. Minilicr of ANFurl r| demands. War is ever mote complicated, FI or lil a State J i]L TW**fCZ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Surely advice of this sort will be endorsed in progressive and it is well for this country to Florists Assocl.nion. h ., PERFECT SAFETY:—Four Sanford. Children’s teeth, eyes, noses, throats, ears, those own nnd understand the compli­ thou not; for I nm with tlu-if; h* Tr.mpa—Indiana f'apitxf. cations. not dismayed; for I nm tby God; especially should lie examined by qualified doctors. And build $250,000 te id. ntial ,| I will strengthen thee; yen, I will along with Sanford's other good work, it should be “pointing in Suburb Royal. > 1 WE READ this morning that help thee, yen, I will uphold thee with pride" to the healthiest, most generally normal boys floods have swept Korea, II,000 are with the right hand of my right­ and girls in Florida. missing, houses and crops swept eousness. Isa. 41:10. ------------- o-------------away. And it doesn’t mean much. ■ i i i i i m a a i a i i i a m a i a a i i a i i i i D a i H i i a i m i H i i i v ^MUKaunucBiHUHMHLHaHaMEiuiuiiuaiHCuaaaHHEuuxiiii -oIf we saw one« kitten drowning in | ■ THE CLOUDS ARK BREAKING It Will Show the Sanford Spirit the gutter we should he more nf-iS When the birds begin to fing, feetpd by it, j■ You know the rain Is over; This meaOa that, foitunately fori When there’s wet on everything, FJnthii.sin.Hm is contagious. Without it little la actually our peace of mind, we have little The path, the fence, the clover, accomplished. With it the most difficult problem is easily imagination. When you hear the birds begin, solved. A little web of song to spin. Heal Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property DEEPLY RELIGIOUS men of­ The city in which the people are filled with enthusiasm Although the heavens still are ten make mistakes in science. Mr. is usually the city that does things in a big way. Find a shaking, 15,000 Acres Marion County You know now that the clouds are place where enthusiasm is dead ami you have found a place Watson Davis mentions two in­ stance'. Martin Luther condemn­ breaking. where the population is on the decrease. Find a community ed savagely ’’an astrologer who 5 miles from Ocala. No waste. 20 that is forging nhend and you will find a people filled with strove to show that the world re­ Birds can see when men cannot, We are permanently located in Sanford volves, not the heavens or the fir­ miles of highway. Lake and river Cnn hear when men nre griev­ pep nnd enthusiasm. the sun and I lie moon. It Is the spirit of the people of Florida that it making mament, ing, frontage * This fool wishes to revet-e tlit* en­ OUR SALKS FORCE arc EXPERTS First to find the sunny spot, Florida such a wonderful state and that is drawing count­ tire science of astronomy.” Hot When the storm is leaving. less thousands to this land where prosperity reigns. As tislay not Galileo is the fool. Men will sit around and fret, We guarantee Satisfaction. newcomers move here they become filled with the Florida Women keep on weeping yet, GALVIN, QUOTING the psalm S Only hear the heaven quaking, spirit and begin radiating to their friends hack north such Even when the ctuuds are break- enthusiasm that others are quickly drawn to the south. This which says "the world also is e s -fJ If you have Property you want antd—List it with us Inhlishcd that it cannot he moved,” ! _ log. Quick Action Necessary is one of the great causes of Florida’s stupendous growth. and kiss it good-bye. added, "wlm will venture to place 1 Sanford cannot stress too emphatically the development the authority of Goperninm above Lift your eyes, disconsolate, When there’s rain around you, of a spirit—a Sanford spirit. We all have the Florida spir­ that of the Holy Spirit?" And the good John Wesley . Learn to watch as well uh wait, it. We are always talking of F'loridn, hut are we empha­ When' some woo has found you. sizing the value of our own home city as much as we should thought tlie new ideas in astron-.* Watch the skies as swallows do oinv show.it a trend toward infi J nad us much as-we could? Are we boostiug Sanford or do we delity. Those were three good1* For tliVWnffirst Mt’nf Mtm -Even whilo your hearts are ach­ talk F'loridn too much nnd Sanford entirely too little? Protestant : they all worried about ■ 110 FJ. Second Street, Sanford, F’la. 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postofficc ing, The greatest and fastest growing Florida cities are mak­ Galileo, as Itryan now wnrrie jj Maybe now the clouds are break­ ing their marvelous records because their citizens are about Darwin. Hut religion ha. ................ .. survived their worry. ing! M aat3HHHaaaaaM a*aiai*HiM *aaiaiaaiiiiBaRHaaaioHaauaxl — Ry Dougins Mol loch. boosting their towns. The people of the city with pep and hustle are filled with pep and hustle and talk nothing hut -------- — o------------THIS ‘•HUMOROUS’1 paragraph If it takes wet grounds for our the advantages and merits of their home towns. And when is published: 'l i n i i i i i i i i i i u a i i u i i i i R i i i i i i i i i i i E a a x i i i i i x i i m j Celery-Feds 19 play their best the people of Sanford talk nothing but Sanford we will show ’A country editor, having work » game, we hope it will fain a lit­ results in even a faster growth than is now in evidence. ed hard for thirty years, retired tle hit every day. with $5(1,111111 capital, lie explain , Without enthusiasm nothing worth-while is achieved. ed -------- a--------as follows: With it the impossible is made easy. **I attribute my ability to retire Guess that Tribune stenographer The Sanford Chamber of Commerce has begun a drive with $5(1,(100 to the fact that I must he ton a vacation since we haven’t seen any of lie.* pertinent for new members and an educational campaign which should worked very hard and saved every remarks in print lately. have a far reaching effect. This is an opportunity for the cent and to the death of an uncle --------o-------people to demonstrate the spirit prevalent here by unitedly who left me $ l!»4>,Jt».5(l.M Maybe one reason why we don't co-operating to the end that the campaign will bring great Tea thousand country editor have more suicides in the summer Security For Travel Funds , could testify that there is mori Al Loading Station and Hard Ituad. is that there isn't any use in go­ results. Those who have the future of their city at heart will truth than humor in that a tier ing from a hot place to a hotter one. give the movement whole-hearted support. The results of dole. The most useful, Underpaid Travelers find our Travelers’ Checks a ureal aid and earnest body of men in tin— —to-------the campaign will be evidence of the spirit found here. nation are the editors of country in saving time and expense— and in the sat mho Our office hoy says they call newspapers. them bouncing babies because Linn of traveling with a sense of security. KtThe pathetic fact is that they MY FAVORITE STORIES they’re the cause of mother bounc­ niember to procure your Travelers’ Check from would he highly prosperous men ing in nnd out of bed nt nil hours Ily IRVIN H. CORU us before starting on your next trip. if business mid advertisers real of night. the truth that the country -------- 0-------Karl Kitchen, who writes n col­ with the promise of a leading part ize,| newspaper, in proportion til its ci. Henry Ford’s bid for the ship­ umn of llrundwny gossip for one of in his next picture. Easy Terms. -I Per Gent Interest Paid on Savings Account* is the best advertising ping board’s two hundred vessels the New York papers, stands spon­ "Why, you’ll be yourself in no dilution, is causing considerable racket. sor for this revised version of an time," lie went on. “I’ll have you medium in the country. Where’* there’s u Ford there’s ui- ancient tail justly popular wheeze: out in California and I'll make a THE METROPOLITAN Germs wnys a racket. According to Kitchen, il seems real star out of you yet." ------- n-------that a very distinguished motion The actor smiled a weak smile nos, high dignitary of lh. The Tampa Tribune sny-t Flori­ picture producer n man who is of protest. He did not have the Ghureh, has been outrag da’s hank deposits arc six hundred looked upon as a leader of the in­ strength to utter a syllable treated, ins long hair an. off l.v ruffians lacking re p,-, i dollars per capita. That being dustry went to tall on one of tils against the extravagant promise- cut for religion. 2102 f i r s t St. Realtors. the case, we nre about five hint - actors wiio was critically ill. Iii of his former employer. S a n fo rd I he caller took his departure. tired and eighty-two dollars short. fact, it was because lie was told "Cl lli.il hi former employe was dying Stinting down the narrow stairs IN THE Mays of peter the Great •Ill) --------o-------STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROG RESS (■BN l u n i i a i i x i i R iaa*B «aM *:i*iu that tinpinducer visited the outda* wind • of Russia was hnriifo .l he humped Ills head against the Here’s a bit of news that will he the-way tenement on the Hast ceiling, I')' Peter's order that all Rtldiiuo consoling to Sanford baseball of where the actor was gasp­ "Cm lit" iu1 exclaimed. Then in should flit their long beards and fans, Knoxville in the South At­ Side, out his life a perfectly audible voice he uddi-d, i-hungf their skirls for the cloth lantic Ijcaguo, has won only two ingThe Western Europe. great producer spent c\i ral "I wonder how in llmmler they ex­ ing games in the lust twenty-one play­ minutes at the bedside of th • dy­ pect to get n coffin .town these ed. ing man trying to cheer him up steps." To DISOBEY Peter meant •-------- o-------death, and beards came off. ii |,|. Today's best laugh: Weilc-cnd fashioned Russians kept then hospital reports indicate that muPOLLUTING THE CHILDREN heaidi. had them buried with them to n continue to he characterized TDK NATIONAL REPUBLIC that they might have them at It. -th r. scenic Colorado Rockies;gorgeous, golden by brisk movement and quick iii lection Day and not tie di-g.:..California; the Fuel tic North » est; your National turnovers^—Norfolk VirginianIn spite of the overwhelming lie addressed lull school children ed “before the Angel Gabriel," Parks; the Cheat l-akcs—the North Woods; n io t. the resli.il mol Invigorating T e n n e s s e e Moun­ victory Won at the polls last year sealed near the platform tains through the heart ot historic Dixieland, Down with capitalism; down GASOLINE AND crude oil' by the friends of constructive Am­ Cal, Cal, the farmer’s son, by way of Atlanta, I.ookuul Mountain, Chat­ with its system; up with the Sov­ prices went up yesterday. Good I Coppol the nomination, ericanism, the Gomntunixls mid iet republic,” the youngster shout­ tanooga, Moccasin 13end, via new.-, for the man with a big mi; And away he run; the other forces xeeking to break ed, while the other children cheer* wi II, had news for the man with a J TMK DIXIE TLYER Four years later down th* American t on tituti.ni; ed mid the hi*- ;wdiit.ee broke into little gas engine. When you first showed mo the Dia­ t.<tirsrr-Oh.cr.otiun Cars, h r . w i n * Hood* As second rater tlnngerou plans now lieing tried; volleys of npplmise. an,! C-ini|>srl.i..iit Sleeping Car*, Cr.aehaa Money for speculation became mond Heavy Servico Cord and talk^ Voters to him will not cater. ure still busy. One of the most It was evident that the boy had little cheaper, slocks a hup. | B.trcmely h.w aummci fares —Ion* return ll.i.lls — --------o-------b o enthusiastically about it, I told out by the Reds is that which lias been taught the pee. h by an oldc*m. client stop-over p. IvII«aea—diversity of. outs a Some big concerns an­ -tilicuU tours. "Pancho Villa died from an in­ for its purpose tin* lining up of . r communist an.I had cotiimillcd dearer. you it would have to be a wonderful nounced greatly inci eased earn fected Jaw. Many prize fighters llie children of America in the So­ it to memory. The Red Workers Eiccplioujlly Good Dioiug Cur ^ervica ings. “To him thn fault" shall h. tiro to stand up under the p u n ish ­ suffer from over-worked jaws."— cialistic movement. It is (he pur­ Imre mini, nms young agents of tie given, ns Usual. tYr BlWjhiiiJt •*»r rrjrriijiilw*i», illuiriuifd tuttilffii *»kmJ faiftcf iri/orMxui^n. .1 to f iilatfitf ttjf Tampa Tribune. Gosh, prize pose of this plan to teach child­ this type at work, trying to leach i ment from my trucks, as the aarvic* fighter’s aren’t the only ones who ren to disbelieve all stories of the yoiingstei that patriotism is A T L A N T IC CO AST LlNC R A IL K O A D EUROPE, IT seems, Fiis:i..,,,| ia unusually severe. or ff ; suffer from over-worked jaws. patriotism, to hate the flag and something to he ii-li'im.'d of, that A. Rice Klntl H. C. Drefner I.. C. SkUall especially, is amused and delight­ ■IU ■- o - ■ to refuse to support the American N. C.A St.L.Ky. LAH.K.H. C.A E.I.Hr. 1he American Goveintiient means ed with our monkey trial. In However, I m ust now confess that if The Columbia Slate asks tlie Government. 31‘JGT-;h4^IIIJ*. n iW.Ux,5l, I l !3(>ab*w UliJ. 'bondage for the worker, and llm* mysterious way it seems to ...n. I have never found a tire tho eq u al of queutiou, “can a woipan drive a Dili# Houle Rep#c«.ttitiiViees---j4EkAOtirUlo'l*I to. At a recent Soviet meeting in j'the only system of government is car?" Well, if you hear one direct­ New Turk attended by 1COOd l tfa.t wldeh is imw in vogue In Red firm the poor opinion of America this Heavy Service Cord. You can that developed ill Europe wliIh'll ing tin* driving from the hack seat, prop’1' wlm pant litiy .mils a head Russia. say that with my full permission. you’d think aim could drive wheth­ to get in, Jack Shateliel, an or­ in ( hi ago recently Communist Uiicfa Sam said “pay me." U hat can you expect if t , er eh*' ever aat in front of a steer­ ganizer of the Young Work­ sympathizers with Soviet Russia want to collect a debt of honor? ing wlioct or not. er's Gommuni.it ic la-ague, de­ look.' up Ivy violence a mass meet­ clared: "We are try inf to organ­ ing at which I'o|-.hev ixm was he* , STANDARD . OIL.- by *. te ,pn -- -1t IIf W. M. Glenn has purchased the ize the children of the working ing . riticizcd. Thei :v~ mu (lu« same .lolin I). Kurks'ft'Hvr, Jr., ii i ,4,j int. ii a of W. <’. Esiiington in the class, for in th.' schools they ure i Communist Oilarulo fsriitincl and now own.: taught to betray traitors to the <burn in lav mpatlti/.. ,s wli. dU-[FuM reduced the working hours „f loc.ipM.itg *■ .... eh" fur j men in the oil fi.|.|s from twelve I that pa|s r outright. We extend to worker*." n, Propng.indPls"lr< Sanford, Florida ot a fn.nt of* to eight » day. That is a tl>. I till our coiigrutulutions and best Fmirte. Sector, K'*vcrnm-nt in w |u,|, LI n-yenr ..Ido Morris r , , f .t. . ward civilization. Thu eight Imur i widles for continued bucreaa nnd of Brooklyn, a pupil in the public is piohduted ami a r. .vill prohaldy give a. good results hope that hi. double duty won't dim.l i and an organizer for the Jermioatcd. aa the twelve hours have gtVell |.rcv#nt him from writing his w.li i Ym.iig Workers’ League, fuiui h [ Piiri.ai American hitl.e.to. There -r™ » Slouch" column. |,J ,lio .« u( ,ho ............ ....... J S ’Si b K i . m . ' ............................................................. ............... i t n t e r r d a* Secon d C l a n Mattar, g r i o k t r IT. l » l » . * t t h . t a i n f i t c a • i f t u f o r il . F lo r id a und er A ct or j|y Allen & Brent A R ea l Find AT AUCTION $ 2 9 .5 0 p e r A c r e ALLEN AND BRENT Seminole Business ETjdtuangq 10 Acre Tiled Farm 1 $ 7,000 '. 'm'l | Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. Seminole (ifounlij j^unl S a n fo rd ,F la . The Indescribable West The Cool North-Land l j :l b Merchants Wight Bros. Co* 7 iie D I X I E R O U T E �B m THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 17,1925 iN E :— Office 148 TELEPHONE:— Res. 428-J Friday , of Miss Mary Eula Dyson to Nev/ton Lovell. The ceremony was. cb young people s -performed Thursday afternoon in pworth Longue mem- Gainesville at the First Baptist Methodist church arc chureh, Rev. T. V. McCall officialiy night. Lake.Mary. ing. Bh a t 7:45 I • | Mrs. Lovell is the attractive ly Class of tlH‘ "* daughter of Mr. and Mrs, F. 11. ■ will spond the uny ( Dyson „f this city. She is a gradftppell on Celery uate of the Sanford High School , and has been teaching for the past ■nl meeting «»r ' three years. At the time of her K t the Presbyterian nmrr|a .r,,f Mrs. Lovell was attendr afternoon at 4 o - jng summer school at Gainesville. She has a host of admiring friends in this city who are wishing her n shower- Friday every happiness. lenting Mrs. O. f Mr. Lovell is a young man of marriage was a re­ sterling qualities, being the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Lovell, lie is ly class of Metho a clerk in the dispatcher’s office of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road at Gainesville, The young couple will make Gainesville their home. f given by Booster.- Manager A. Raffield Announ­ ces Slashed Prices on Men’s and Women’s Wearing Ap­ parel; Starts This .Morning A gigantic ,li**y Clearance" Sale at "The Outlet** >s announced by A. Itaf field, mcrcnnnt and cloth­ ing dealer of this city, the sale begins this morning at 1) o’clock. Slashed prices on men’s and wo­ men's clothes of all sorts will con­ tinue throughout a period of sev­ eral days, Mr. ItaffieM aborts. Special attention of the public is called by Mr. Raffi.ld to the rale of men's ami women’s hosiery and shoes. Special cuts in the prices of millinery of extraordi- nnry scope nml mnny hnml made dresses are featured in the sale. "Wo are putting on sale," said Mr. Hnffield, "our complete line of ladies' lints, including spring and summer goods. Wo recently received some new felts and kills that we nro nlso offering at great reductions. Now the people have an opportunity to get their new hats and save at the same time. "As for dresses, we are offer­ ing in this sale our complete line of spring and summer dresses. Al­ so in this lot we have few special Inte summer models that are be­ ing offered at the same low price. The styles in these exquisitely mod­ eled dresses are appropriate for every occasion. Come early and get your choice and make a trem­ endous saving”, is the advice of Mr. Itaffield. A number of articles of men’s clothing such as collars, shirts, un­ derclothes, trousers, rox, shoes, bedroom slippers and caps are in­ cluded in the sale also and are go­ ing at greatly reduced prices, it is said. ftdanl and son, Ray of E l Thursday with Lilja. I,- 0f Daytona Beach ft Friday of his aunt ■ones. Iriliger is spending a ftth his parents, Mr. K Terwiliger. ft Herbert Singleterry K were the guests of fcney Wednesday. Mrs. M. W. Temple and leave in about a week [France to make their |e. The Temples have Lifnrd for n mimls-i of ft Temple being in the ft work here, a Brick building, 25x50, suitable for bot­ tling works, candy of preserving factory Box 468, Sanford, Fla. All-wool large assortment, all colors and sizes. Special— Swimming Party Is Given For Visitors Chaperoned by Mrs. R. A. Fcrtieun, Mrs. W. M. Haynes and Mrs. ■lohn McKee, a swimming party was given at Lake Mary Thursday afternoon in honor of Misses F.lise and (iertrude Sanders of Savannah, Ga. In the late afternoon a delecta­ ble picnic lunch was served. En­ joying the pleasures of the resort were: Kibe and Gertrude Sanders, Dorothy Haynes, Annette Sliinhul[ser and Dorothy Lawson. They make you feel cool and comfort­ able . The world over $1.00. Our price Large assortment of dress shirts. With and without collars. Stripes and solid colors. Madras, English Broad Cloth and Silks. Saturday, July 18th Miss Rebecca Stevens Entertains at Bridge |e Beck leaves today hvhero she will be the Miss Rebecca Stevens delightful­ bt Elizabeth Mitchell. ly entertained at bridge* Wednes­ day night at her home on Park ■ilex, Miss Maude Van Avenue. I Miss Thelma Van Zinnias wore artistically com­ [Orlando, were visitors bined in decorating. Places wenyesterday. marked by baud painted tallies. At the conclusion of the game, Miss s'. McCrory and little scores were counted and [ols Wall McCrory left F.lizalith Turbuull was awarded a [> spend the summer at box of candy for high score. *r home, Kllaville, Ga. Following the game a delicious ice course wjU served. Those present were: Miss Eliza­ B. Butncr leaves next i extended trip through beth Whitnur, Miss Ruth Henry, dine- exd -Virginia, re- Miss Margaret RoUru, Alisa Emily S ahtbril about Bc-pl. fifOTih! Miss rohfA*' ’LV11.1, hnd Mrs. R. FI. Stevens. n Wilkey will leave [for her home in Atlanfter a visit for several her sister, Mrs. Grody BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS Handmade Voiles and Linen Dresses. All colors and shades Mrs. Warner IsHostess At Bridge Thursday Lavendar urul white was the pleasing color re heme carried out by Mrs. \V. W. Warner when she charmingly entertained a number of Orlando ladies at a bridge-lunch­ eon Thursday at the Palrn Garden Tea Room. After luncheon bridge was play­ ed during the afternoon. The dainty color motif being followed out in every detail, in the tallies -and refreshments. At the con­ clusion of an interesting game of budge, scores were counted and a vanity case wan awarded as first prize. Refreshments of punch and cake were served following the game. The largest crowd that ever crowded our store greeted us as our doors were open­ ed Friday morning. The wonderful values made each the pleased owner of some of our merchandise. Have you been down lo look over our marvelous values? You also can he one of the hundreds of o ur satisfied customers. OUTLET Our Gang—Comedy “The Love Bug • Continuous Performance - ^SVnvtUHTfit - n’t look .... Coming Monday— Hex The Wonder Horse in dan i i i i i u i S M t i i R s i i i i i i i f l a u a n ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■>■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■ “The Black Cyclone” D-I STORE ( HAT 500 Yards Pajama Check Fine quality l to 10 yard length Regular 25c yard. a Salt* 18c yard took at the following prices $-1.00 Per Bushel $3.50 Per Bushel .... Per Bushel Many of our cur.turners comment upon how cool Ihe store is now. Small wonder! Do you know there are RG windows on the front of the store, in addition lo the two largo entrances and the practically all-open mezzunine? And ten large fans oscillate over i he first floor while the second floor and third are also amply ventilated. REMNANT SALE SATURDAY Hundreds of colored Cotton and White Remnants. From o u t some 3 and 4 yard lengths. Crepes, Voiles, Suiting, Gingham. Marked About l/ 2 Price Coming events ARE CASTING their shadows now. In the forefront is Department M anagers'^ Day which is soon to be, Get-Roady-for-School campaign with interesting prizes in money and merchandise. All for this ure the buy­ ers of the store now. Ml at our store and let us explain you may become the owner of is fat baked chicken. We have at all time fancy cakes, os, cheese, home baked ham, sanclches and salads. Hot rolls every ternoon at 4 p. rn. Delicatessen and Retail Bakery In New York and other leading markets. Six have already gone. Seven more follow shortly. What a corps of shoppers to search the markets for you, find what you want and sell at the prices you want to pay. Personal shopper Priscilla, efficient of all women, is always at y )Ur call. Phone or write her and she will send what you need. Her taste is discrim­ inating and you will find her service always helpful. Get in contact with her at D-I. DICKSON-IVES CO H Orange Avc. Orlando Nainsook 36 to 39 inches wide. Soft Jap Nain sook. 10 yard pieces. 35c and 15c yard Lingerie Cloth lavender, blue and green Cot ton Jersey and Dimity. 50c yard >6 inches wide, soft finish. 10 yard pieces The Y owell C ompany PARK AVE. "■■■■■■■HB3aairasaaaBBss8a«M *>»^BaeaaaaaM «itHM M aM 4M M a«aiakiaBaBNaaBaHaauuiuflaBiaaBaM Ha»M BH>HaBBUHAiaH �nx**- W ' t?- it? — __ - 11 — — — . ■"■ — !■ V < MrtVJmsau k T ho fo llo w in g report of Funds nf ( i.itn ty ) hnlanr*** a n d a m o u n t «»r vrw D e p o s . t o j y ^ . u a c ; M-ret, 3 t County P15. w i t h t h a t - o f th n A»- O u tst* n d ln i# w f r V « n is . ■Hu ami UnbllltlOT. nml the'value of County IYopertjr other than School of thotraW Homlnnte County as reported on the 31*1 ilay of March. 1915 t<4 tin. tinnrd of c.,unt Commissioner; and the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Is hereby p n h lls h .il lind.T th e provision* o r C h a p te r ALLENMENTAKE HORNSBY PO LES PHILLIES HEAT CUBS OPENING CONTEST OUT 24TH HOMER PHILADELPHIA, July 17.— Clarence Mitchell, southpaw moist FROM THE SAINTS BIT GIANTS W IN hall twirler, held the Chicago Cubs to four scattered singles Thursday and white-washed the visitors, 3 Cobb and Swanson Pitch Hood Brooklyn D efeats Cincinnati to 0, the victory sending Philadel­ i Hall, Turning Hack block’s And Cubs Cost to Phillies; phia into the first division. IienI Men W ith Six H its: Brower Braves Hit Piriate Hurlers line hit a hiyrie run into the left field bleachers in the second in­ E ffective Until 6lh Inning flard and Win by Score U-H ning. t Score Ly inning*: ST.i-PETERSBURG, July 17.— NEW YORK. July 17—The Now St. Petersburg watt unable to take Giants resumed leadership in the Chicago ......... OOP 000 000—0-4-0 advantage of several opportunities National League Thursday by de­ Philadelphia .. 010 200 OOx—.7-7-0 Batteries: Knufmnnn and Gon­ to score nnd Tampa shut the Rloc): feating the St. Louis Cardinals, 7 tricn put in the first name of the to B, white Pittsburgh was losing! zales; Mitchell and Hcnline. serica here Thursday, 4 to 0. to the Brave* a t Boston, 9 to B, in Swanson and Cohb hurled well fur ten it tings. The Giants now lead the Sm okers,'allowing only si:: the 1 rates by six percentage hits, but the Saints were in posi­ points. I,ICAR 110 DUSTING POWDER tion to eoiint many times during Kcrnn by innings: soothes and heals chafing. Just the game. uitii -no ooo—r,- 7-1 sprinkle this powder freely on the St, Louis 021 120 01 x—7-H-l parts and the soreness and irrita­ New York The Box .Score linttiwhvs: I£h m ami Schmidt; tion Is gone. TAMPA a ii u II 1*0 A B Snead, 2I>. .. 2 0 1 i 3 0 Doan nnd Snyder. Every mother should keep IJEstrada, If. .. 1 i) 0 l 0 0 CARBO DUSTING POWDER in A 0 (1 i 3 0 \Veik, ss........ DODGERS BEAT REDS the home. It stops prickly heat it­ 1.00, rf, .. », . a o4 •i n (J 0 BROOKLYN, July 17,—Brook- ching nt once anil causes the 2 C. Allen, rf. .. . a 1 T n II iya Hindi* it two straight victories ra-ili to disappear, it protects the Hickey, ilb. .. a 1) 0 2 >> (1 over Cincinnati by winning Thurs­ children against chafing, rashes Jesmer, lh .'.. 2 n 0 i:i 0 0 day, T. to 2. Tony Osborne twirled and skin irirtations. It keeps ba­ Huggins, c. .. a 1 2 O s-t 1 (1 for tiie Robins anil although lie bies happy nnd contented. USE Swanson, p. .. i 0 0 0 1 0 was wild in spots, he* was effective LK’Aki'IO DUSTING POWDER Cobh, p........... 0 h 0 0 2 0 in critical points. The Reds used freely, Always keep it in the Lopez, x ........ i 0 0 0 0 0 three pitchers. Brown hit a home nursery, It Is sold by all drug* run off Rixey in the fourth. gists. Totals .. .. zn A r» 27 12 (1 Score by innings: Free sample sent on rc«|iiest by x Battl’d for Swanson in 7lli. Cincinnati ..... 000 100 010-2-9-2 S. II, lasmardi & Co., Inc., New ST. PETF. All It II I’O A F. Brooklyn . BOO 100 o lx—5-9-1 Rochelle, N. Y. Wossncr, 2h. .. .. 3 0 2 l 1 0 Batteries: Rixey, Bicmiller, Bra­ R. Allcti, 88. _ i. 3 0 1 l 0 1) dy nnd Wingo; Osborne and Tay­ Doyh*, ah........ .. 4 0 0 <> 1 l lor. Renew Your Health Shannon, If. .. .. 2 0 I) 1 0 (1 Brown, cf. „ .. .. A 0 (I 1 0 0 by Purification BRAVES BEAT PIRATES HernnnJnz, rf. .. 4 0 II ft 0 II Any physician will tell you that BOSTON, July IT.—The Braves Barnes, lh. .. 4 1) u 11 2 1 knocked Pittsburgh out of first "Perfect Purification of the Sysn 0 place Thursday by winning a tea • tern is Naturr’s foundation of Bcsse, c. .. .. .. R 0 0 o** te Brower, p. .. .. 2 (1 I (I 7 0 inning contest, 9 to 8. In the Perfect Health." Why not rid E<lwar<l9, p. .. .. (1 (1 0 0 ii 0 third inning Cuyler hit a home yourself of chronic ailments that sMorris, „ .. .. .. 0 0 0 0 0 1) tun to the flag pole in right ren­ are undermining your vitality? zzliew itt........ .. 1 0 I) 0 0 0 ter with Moore on base, Marriott Purify your entire system by tak­ Calotahs, and Moore each scored four hits. ing a thorough course Totals .. .. „ 30 1) 0 27 10 •) The winning run came when Kro- —once or twice a week for several z Ran for Brower in 8th. mer hail hit O'Neil and Genowich weeks—and see how Nature re­ zz Batted for Ilcstu in 9th. had forced the latter. Welsh was wards you with health. Score by innings: , Calotahs are the greatest of all thrown out and on Hood’s slow T am p a 000 201) 1 III—I single to center Gonewieh scored. system purifiers. Get a family S a in ts ................... ooo ooo otio—0 package, containing full directions, Score by innings*. Summary: Stolen base, Snead, Pittsburgh 102 I Ml (I.'IO 0 - 8 - 1 1-1 price 7.7 i ts.; trial package, 10 its. Lee. Sacrifice, Estrada, C. Allen, I h i B t o n . .. 00.1 O i l 0.70 1— • )- 17—1 At any drug store. Adv.) Hickey, Jessmer, Cobb, Swanson, Snead. Double play, Brower to Barflies to Doyle to Mossner; R i i U H B i i R i i i i i a i H i s n i i i i i M N i B i i i i R i i u a a m i i i i Hickey to Snead to Jessmer. Left on hast*, St. Petersburg 8; Tmnpn 7. Base on halls, off Brower 4; Wright, Warlow and Company Edwards 1; Cold. 2. Struck out, by Brower 2; Swanson 1. Hits, off Brower (1 in 8 innings; Edwards Aro Now Receiving Application For 0 in l; Swanson 5 in 41; off Cobh 1 in 3. Wild pitch, Brower. I ’assed halts, Itesse 2. Winning pitcher, Brower. Umpires, Ware. Time Prickly Heat # . ....................................... First Mortgage Loans CHAMPIONS TAKE lieil I i APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE I)uBOSIC AND IIOLLEll DETROIT, July 17.—Cuvcloskie allowed Detroit only five bits in ten innings Thursday ami Wash­ 112 Park Avenue ington won an overtime game from the Tigcru, 2 to I. Both aaM aaaaKHVBaaMiBeaaMiaaaaiaKaaaaxHaEiaMauiiKMaaaaaaM teams played excellent ball alt the wav tl)_rt.ugli. score by innings; Washington 0t>0 Ion oil I 211) l Diliuhlful Detroit lino (lilt) mo 0- I- r.-o Hattoruii: CkHveleskle nml Ruel; Sea Trip AVhitohill, Doyle,uml Bn; h r. f / A' > ' ATHLETICS WIN CHICAGO, July 17. Slim Hyrr l a a Imld C h li'U g it to six hit, y c i tortlay. while Ida teammates weal o n u hatting r a m p a g e anil drove Ted Lynns nut of the hex in the pceood inning and won their third Utruight game, 12 to 7. Miller nnd hlmmuiix led the attack fur the league lenders. Score by innings;, I ’hiladclpltiir LTal (120 li'jd 007—12-DhO C h icag o 000 002 001— 7- ii l BnUerica: Ilarriss and ('■■cclirnne; Crouse, Lyons and Schalk. . . BROWNS WIN ST. LOUIS, July 11—The S t Louis Drowns kopt up (thicir win­ ning streak Thursday by defeating tho Buslou Red Sax 11 In g. Si.-Icr'a men gained a full game in the third place White Sox who lost yesterday. The locals are now only a half game behind Chicago. Hcuri* by innings: )» B osO nt (ml tuO 11-10— ft- p.s St. Louis .. 201 207 2Ix—I t -12-1 Batteries: Ehmko omi I'iclaich; G)runrd and Hargrave. Standard Cons twist1 i’assi'iigcr and i'ust Fioi^ht Uoult'S M"«Wn Dil<tiurn bur Ii t i m e r W i l l * * rnnk*i* uf i »* t nir* r :ir«DTnmoiI.iii<m< nml n lilnh i,f ruUiiti . I f m luii ivicluil* « tiu .il nn«l iol#- i»;il**i»N»m ImtIIi . lh* Ill'll: lir* r« r I n i iitiiiiiu uviiiliiMt a( vuryimf tttlditiuiml clmrjrm. N e w S . S. • r h i r o k t e " „ GonlructA let by Southern Railway System fur purchase of 27.300 tons new rail for delivery dur­ ing last half uf lU2f). This ill adrlitfori to fir.tooo ton* orcleml for delivery during first half of year makes total 82,700 tons. b*HI’-fii'g your foot troubles to Lloyd’s Shoe. Btoro Satur.lay and Monday. Free Dumoiutruliun and JultHcc, •' I TI. J \ i i x s n w i i . i t; J 41 I x ’ IIN 4 I I I i ; I ll 'III •le t. 'Hat. *.-.!). IM M W 4 0 1 , 1, 4 \ II I l l ' l l ||\ I II I I I L E V I I I V y M i It I i I'l UN SIH.IIII I''lllllI L i m i t I ' d . 31. I92.i 8 411 I M i nuni .iti 1t ’.illii.. " I 'h c r .i t .c . * 4 paclo " "1,»-nap. " "Comanche ' ............... le d ii i . i ! *cii m a l i 'h . u I. hi .ip * I n l y t s , 27, A i t g o s i tnlv t .. : .). AlfM ist -I '*1 * I ols ( D i l i cl ) "D i law a r e ' i F i d a h t 4 II •••»!• .at.11. < J A t HH ON4 I I .I . E iix iim ;\\ i 1 . C o u n t y I ’r i i s e o u l ln*c A t t n ' y , C o n v ictio n f e e s W itn ess F e e s ........ ...... C..-irt S i e r i u g r a i i l i c r In I n s u l v e n r y C a s e s i i i l n r E x p e n s e s of C r i m i n a l P r u s e c u i i u i i s ___ F eed in g P riso n e rs ,..... ..........., Ti aiisp n rta lliin paid for and d l-c h a rg o M o n e y p uld t •• C o u n t y c o n v i c t s w o r k e d o n road .. ........ P n j o f J u r o r In C r i m i n a l C a s e - . C o u n t y a n d Ju s tic e Pence C o u rts ........ . S a la r y o f J u d s e of J u v e n i l e Court Ja ilo r S p e c i a l • if f l e e r s T r a n s f e r of F l i n d u 100.00 24(1.00 200.00 75.78 158.75 60.00 1 4 Hi. l|n I t t ’i 21■ 2 5 . 4 o,; ii .-I .; t ! I n l y 22 . A n iimI 5 I'I. S ) J Ills 79 A l m o s t - I ; •srn TO llo rrlp lio s 411 A411 \\|* Itl.llH N C.olnc v la i 'h , 1 1 1. - 1 o — I t d i i r n l n a t u r , I'r u in J a c k s o n s ill* t o C h .iC . t o o n o , T h in ., Ch o i , - t o n . ' m i F riday Do. M ia m i s i ini la y s t e a m , r s Iciis,- M ia m i .-v.-r) T ile -iliil s ll'.l!---- 1*^* M o n d a y n l u t i l ) a n is l o r J a c k ollS 111,* W . .III. . . l a y I D t.15 17.00 1. 852.71 il! 4MI T O 4 E 44 nm l leav e l t d u r n I m; on hoard 4 lil t lx 4 M l II i d 'l l It A #NA.r.3 S t e a m e r s s a il f r o m M i a m i f o r N e w 4 ■.1 I. I. .lllll,, .1 l.o -k*ollV llli ) e v e r y T u e s d a y a t d a y h r .- a k , I Ip. n fo r r . l e p l l o l l ill p.|. ell,;, IS MollllitV eVelllriK It. t XX. • ri 7 o 'c l o c k illl.l t o t . l n l u h i Express M e a n ..: Seneca" salt f o r Nevr Y o rk , d i r e c t c v . ry F t I d a s at I pan NT. J O H N * 1114 F i t i : \ 1 l l t x M i x x H a n f o r d t o J u c k s o n v l l h a m i l l d u r n l l o . o o , lucltnlliti: •Meals a n d U uril!. Hit-a In i r s l . e a v , Siinl *r.l D a lly E x c e p t M o lld .s 12 1. N o o n . L ea v e J a c k s o n v i l l e D a l i ) E x c e p t Huml.iy 4:i"» P. Al. For fnrihsr infuruiatiuH, * rcMcrvntioiiii, ticket*, rtr ul>l,h to C LY D E Jacksonville . AtaalWk* JfAiA *i-. ,J 'll q,- L IN E Sanford \ Miami o u tstan d in g 50.11 M a k in g B a la n ce I I D Iilirs riiiriila f u r six llo tiH tsi H p e c i a l B o n d a n il B r i d g e D ia l. No. 1 F u n d i n g B o nils H ig h w a y Bonds tlUU.OOO.OO IssUt; 1,464.62 7(o 85 2.205.47 2.585.95 1 44.30 TOTA L L IA B IL IT IE S w a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g f o r c u r r e n t e x p e n s e s .... S p e c i a l B o n d a n d B r i d g e D ie t. N o. I B o n d s S p e c i a l B o n d u n d B r i d g e Diet. No. 2 l lo n d * F l o r i d a D r o v e s D ra in D lst. F u n d * __ i .Sent | u o l c Co, H i g h w a y a m i B e f u n d l u g B o n d s . . S e m i n o l e C o ., H i g h w a y B o n d s S e m i n o l e C o .. I l u p r o v e l i l e n t B o n d s . . 4,839.98 486.82 5 0 7 . 4U 748.21 784.29 368.29 29.37 172.11 150. UU 4.00 209,110 333.00 1 1.373.4 I 33,708.15 II. 2'.0,3 I I.HOU.mi 2 . 8 6 4 .2 3 1*79 'l* T otal. i 90.756.60 26,196,3.1 --------------- 30,952.95 e a c h n n d e v e r y t,f J ) . I» F u r t h e r i Z I O r d e r o f P u l . li, ,ix* | n T h e H a n f-.n l li p u b l i s h e d In Hanf,>r< i y , F l o r i d a , once * c o n s e c u t i v e Weeeki w i t n e s s nw hard n f Die C l r i ult t v . ^ e n t h J u d i c i a l •'i.-c.: •. S t a t e n f F lo rid a , h J I n o l c C o u n t v . >,n t i ( J o f J u n e , A. 1) l»*s V. K. Isil'ij_ C l e r k o f tin I’lrrjt H c v e n i h J u d i c i a l rir— . p in . In a n d f,,r S-s B y A. AL IVEKKUIh (H EA L) W 1IJ40N & llfil's n o u fl Hollcltors f,,r I'emg 21.010.(10 Juno 5. I2tli. 13th, :t; 101it. 17th, 2Bit and Hi IN C O U R T O F r u t STT 9,942.95 H E M 1 N O L K Col'NTV 86 . 01)0. oil S T A T E O F FLORIDA I n r e e s l a t e nf lt,,Ui T o A L L em:MT<,i:.* D I H T I t l l l l T U S t\: 95,942.95 S O N S H A V I N ' 1 f|.v3 n i , 192.4. M A N D H ADA INST 8AS Y o u , n n d each <>f t* b y n u t If l- d a m i ri'um’. g a n y c l a i m * a n d ihtiuti n r e i t h e r nl ynii. liny ; I h n e s t a t e nf BnlienaA c e a s e d , l a t e n f SemlyJ F l o r i d a , t n t h e und,*; e c k . E x e c u t o r , nf nail,; 1.151.89 P 177.noo.oo In t w o y e a r s from th of. 'j u . uoo . oo D a t e d J u n e 2"tit. t ) 1,500.011 ll. I,. I'F.i'K, Ex 227.000. 01) 300 , 0011,00 9 I s s u e s . E s t a t e Bn 896,651.69 I 6,000.01) Earle T. M E A L E S T A T E —INV L o b b y I'ulcxton-B raa Sanford 129,000.00 IN I I I D I r r t O l i l l T 4»F T i l I'l S E V ­ E N T H It l i l t I A I . C I I U I I V O F T . J . B O Y D , c t a'.'*' I'T.DIt 11*4. M E I I I M I I . E CUL’.VTV, S U IT T O . ( J t'I E T TITLE! IN C I I A M ' E l t Y t i n i e r o f N rrx Ice liy P u l i l l e o t l o n CAH A N D IM S C IIC L T Z . a n d N otice to k n o w n nnd U n k n o w n It ETCHES' 11. ( t i . 11.) I l O U S D efendant*. h o i , d i :b , T H E S T A T E O F FL O R ID A : T o C o m p la in a n ts T. J . Boyd. M a r t h a F. B ell u n d T ty Shop for gfo work. Ladies N ext to Valde 271.77 386.1 4 37.50 2.279 0(1 512 0 8 33.309,75 36,u | 7.90 9 0 0 lyl 270 o o 8,293.5 I 1,889.55 120 a. 10.1 oo 3.1 IS 91 405 oo 6,650 !i 5 10.211 17 III 1)0 982 I 3 2.201 90 01.245.71 16.037.69 603.28 linlie 603.28 2.231 12 X Oil lili.'jMI 'Jll'iDI) A New and Faster Telephone Service to Orlando 2.506.22 3,109.50 1.21 9.98 1 9 r.u 2u0 mi 1.169.18 3 1.640.03 I t Ml 6.122.92 linin' 6.122.93 M a k lllK B a l a n c e D i s h a r s d i i d i t s f o r S ix M o n t h - 6 .1 2 1 9 2 Hutu 1 Unti e ti 19 25 ... I 't l i t . H i l t D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e . Del l.. 1 9 2 4 ......... i i i i t s l .i lull ii a Will r a n i - . D e i .' L i >24 I'l M) 15 ii Unite For example, when your operator asks “ Number, please,” F her the number wanted, as, “Orlando 123.” W hile you hold f t receiver to your ear, she will ring the Orlando number. 45.0 none 45.07 liniic45.07 I I Sll The service is faster and the cost to you is less— 20c for a fiyt minute talk to Orlando. 6.525.01 none M o n ilu : Supplies. 6.525.01 1.462.63 1.11 81 This new, fast service applies to calls for numbers only* for a particular person and collect calls should be given to “ Lor; Distance” in the usual way. 4.612.14 11.137,13 M a­ 3.733.33 D c p o s l t u r y B a l a n c e , M a r c h 31. 1925.. .... i d : 4 i . i 11 I I N II D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e , t i n . i 1321 t O ilN laiolliig W a n . l i l t s . Dct, I. | l ) J | . . * N ut B a l a t t c c . O c t. I. 1921 . ..................... ....... ....... l l e e d p l s f o r Nix M o n t h s ! F r o m —- T a x t ' o l l c d o r . T a x e s .. ............... T a x C o l l e c t o r . T u x e s a n d Licenses T a x C d l t e c t o r , E r r o r * a n d liiN olw nuiC H C o n i p t r n l l . r. I'.-.I. m p tl . iO s e. B a n k . I 'n in sfe r .M aking B a la n c e l l l s h n r a r m r u l s f o r N |\ l l o n l h s i S alary of N u rse E x p en se of N urse • .a*, i ' l l a ml B* p a i r s .Me.llcal H ujtplii . T r a n s f e r of F u n d s E G 1N N IN G July 20th a new and faster Long Distal Telephone service w ill be inaugurated fro m Sanford Orlando. ..J Calls to Orlando can then be made by simply giving your rfj* lar operator the telephone number of the distant party. •'.122.92 et B a la n c e , O i l . I. Br.'l c c d p i H r ..r HI* M o n t h s : \ \ cnnfcs.xo will k* , ‘(I 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 00 VAt.C O F C O U N T Y PU< i l ’E I l T V C ourt H ouse 6o.ouo.no Jail 15.000. 00 Poor House am i F a rm • 1X.000.00 F u r n i t u r e a n d F ix tu re s . C o u rt House 15.000. 00 F u rn itu re am i F ix tu res, Jail ........... Hi.000. ill) F u rn itu re and F ix tu res, Poor H ouse 5,01)0.00 C o n v i c t C a m p *<•-■***•**■'****tx»)« il C o u r t , n n d U,„ ' a n s w e r III th* x,n ,T l i I b l t e d «galrt*t"w_ a n d In d e f a u l t iii. 813.39 none 11.294.29 I.... I N’d B a l a n c e , Oct I. DI2! IP . . i |it s f o r S ix M o n t h s . N e t B a l a n c e , M a r c It 31, 1925 359,583.93 T O T A L ............................ 83.110 1. If*21 VI«l|| 11105J f, r S ix *•'*»** 4.867.60 5,14 3.50 8.250.00 2.750.00 ___ N o r t h wv'x'i''..'’ ' ft? In :o * u.r,» « . 672.30 S o u t hfish15.11 17 J 8 c h x'"* .. 362.82 c h a i n s , tah Ienx. nrr l h .. lie-el..... .. » * 't >:M 1.512.04 more o r l e u . ’ r 'm i," 4 none lie re. ,,r,|,.rKj It" la hjrtdiv »lf,u ; 1.512.04 y o u and n o n e tif you, u e.irh uUr said Clrtuitand ... 1.512.04 H o u s e m ^ i : . r',,'"u,rj i Sanford,0' none -------— —■ 4.766.t>o T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e . I n t. a m ! S i n k . M a r c h 31, 1925 93,929.41 T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e , H o a d . M a r c h 31, 1925 . .... 13 54 A S S E T S A V I ) I.I l l l l l . m i l s . S K 1 I I V O I . K t ’O t ' V T V , 41 A l t C I I ASSETS B a l a n c e C a s h In D e p o s i t o r y a l l F u n d s ____ _______ 39,4 96.2.7 I'l H -olli-ctril T a x e s , c u r r e n t yt*ar.............................212,695,16 C a s h In B a n d s o f l l o n d T r u s t y e s i ................. ......... D i e , 497.97 L 'l i c o l l e o t e d T a x e s , IIoipI F u n d ....... ............................... C.904.57 12.103 87 Record 86 . 000.00 ---- g r .f l I 3.7 7 2.19 305.5)1 B a l i i t t c i . M a r c h 31. 1925 T i l Iv I It l IIIFVI'IOA n . p i . s l i o r ) B a l a n c e , n e t t 1931, t ____ .. • • ii t s l a m l lP K W a r r a n t s , t o t I 1921 . . dc Hi, N e t B a l a n c e . M a r c h 31. 1923................. B o n d s o u t s t a n d i n g . M a r c h 31, 1925. 1 1.6(5.52 31. 1925 M,i M m : M.iknne*' 1IN I iii r*x«*iii»‘n | v t n r v i \ >1 19II I ll<«t S a l u r v n f *%iunl y A K.'lil 1. \ l)f • *••11 tit % AkC' Ut M 1 nitiKtiM t»f K lim ! H lerlul, B o n d s , O ct. 1, 1921 9 0 .7 ‘ 3.06 13.54 i M M th e 845.59 none ..... 845.59 none 6 15.59 Ilrrelptn for Nix llonlhsi 197.50 l i t * * n i l n ' t III", I iU* 1 T t \ **4» l 1•»(*, ! .t r . u - a n d | n a i d v . in I, * « ••im | it roll* r. ID d . i i i p t i , ! , , * ll.'tiik. 1 ......... .............................. D h ih u ra i'u ic iita nd , F r o m — T a x C o l l e c t o r a n d C o m p t r o l l e r R e d e m p t i o n 24.391.27 B ank, In terest ............................. 1,695.08 110.00 Itefuiid o v e rp a y m e n t C o u p o n s 15.973.30 Lot 97 tkC,M H e i g h t s Arlolilo,, p l a t t h e r e o f r- r n r 1 pages 1.512.01 f i N e t B a l a n c e , O c t . 1. 1 9 2 1 ____ _ 113.50 1,799.911 1,9 0 0 .9 9 500.HU » * • * * «• * • * « i t i i M a k i n g B a l a n c e .............. D l s h u r s e m c n l s f o r Hlx M o n t h s : T r u s t e e * H u l a n e e . M a r c h 31. 1 9 2 5 ................... ......... a i.*0 .0011.no n u M i F t M i T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e . Bit., a n d H ln k . O e t . I. 1921 V r u s t i e H B a l a n c e B o n d , O c t , I, 1924 942.97 M a k i n g ll.'ilatice I St. 172.50 .. ... N e t B a l a n c e , O e t . t. 1914. i t e c e l p t s f o r Hlx M o n t h s : 1.887.51 i m s li i .i y B a l a n c i M a r c h 31. 1 9 25. U . l l l i I I. I 'l It \ I. F I N II D e p o sito ry B a la n c e , Oet. |. | a ; i i i n t - i . i m l l i m W . i r r a a t s , t) c i I, I:i 2 ! I t a l a lice. M a r c h .............................. .M onths H n d u l y recorded in o f t h e C l e r k nf f o r S e m lm .lr 760.58 none 1,035.37 T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e , Mitreli 31, 1923 .,.... ..................... ' o.-icMi.uo«i.on i n n m v A V i n i v d T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e , O e t. 1. 1924.......................................... O u t s t a n d i n g W a r r a n t s , O c t . I, 1924.............. ............... . 270.77 2,209.83 1,419.52 400.00 529.35 i. , said lands b e ji e ''Z * 274.74 M a k in g B a la n ce D i s b u r s e m e n t s f o r Six M o n th s: 532.75 650,82 182.90 1,252.31 22.6oi.55 N i t B a l a n c e . Oct 1, |'I2 I I I c c e l p t x l o r Nl» 4 |, m |h x i l''i',,iii Tax C o l l e c t o r . T a x e s l a x i ‘.,11, i*|,ir. E r r o r s a n . I i n a o l v e l i c e n C o m p tro ll. Iti d d i i p t tu n a i nrrtnl. Net B alan ce Ilcceip ls fo r 192.37 47.91 ^ a s follow*, to.vjtp1' »! L ot II „ f b J ' ' 2.040.87 51.14 c ording to r . „ ‘ I f uthe i » Tutvn l u t v i l i.f "u' . .-.' .‘ I M I 760.08 31. 1925 .......................... ........ SImijiiHi.itu m i M i I I M I T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e , O c t . 1, 1924....................................... o u t s l a n i l l n g W a r r a n t s . O c t . 1. 1924 . ------ 3.412.41 r t ••mi r FTv» T r u s te e * B a lan ce. M arch 408.00 540.00 l o p o s l t o r v B a l a n c e , M a r c h 31, 1 . l i o ^ i I'l M * D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e . Oct. f. I!>II i n i t r d a m l l n g W a r r a n t s , cict. t. 1324. \ . l B a h l l n e , I Ift tt »'*'*-1i|*l Hi t Ilf Hia iiiH 'ritir Dll AIA M a k i n g B a l a n c e ............................... I l l s h i i r s e n i e i t t s f o r Nix M o n l h s l I n t e r e s t P a i d o n B o n d * .......... B u ild i t e t u r n e d a n d I n t e r e s t . 1 0 0 .0 0 250.00 prty h e r.ln a ft " 1.899.25 e r w l s e . a n il to , n l[r»tl e v e r y , c l a l i n l n K BJ*<t| 392.93 » n y o f , hp " f >tr n o n e a n ts , each and „ a n d r e sid e n c e 's J : r». l 392.9.1 c o m p l a i n a n t s In *8 .. c a u s e , a n d ... 1" nall..Ih* w hom sntver 1.598.81) In t h e l a u d s i .9 89.7 3 o l o C o u n t y , FI iom ,64''l ..................— I-T.OIIIDA (illOVKN I *1It. |* 3.272. II 110.30 N e t Maluitee, M a r c h 31. t '125 W a H a u l s i o u s t a mil ou. M a i. h 61111.Oil N e t B a l a n c e , O c t . t, 1924 I l e r r l p t * f o r Nl* M i i n t h s r F r o m — T a x C o lle c to r, T a x e s Vet B a l a n c e . M a r c h 31, 1925 .. W a r r a n t s ■n i t s l a m l l n i ; . M a r c h 31. I'>25 Mali I tat B a l a n c e Ill- I n ir - e tiic a ts fn r six ll.o ith s t H u p e r i r i t e m l e n r e atul S u p e r v i s i o n ; S a la rie s of Itioul S u p irititem letits ami i it i r s e u r s ...... Buhl t o C i o n i l v C o m m i s s i o n e r s f o r Boa.l IIIH p ed io n ..... C o n s t r u c t i o n a m i M a l m , 'Unite., o f B o n d s a n d ItrltlK* * Cost o f M a t e r i a l ......... . T . 'o l s m ill M n c lilm r y . c o st a n d r e p a l m L iv e S t o c k , 4-ost a n il c a r e a n d f e e d i n k r. o t h Pay of C on v ict E im m I m )•*• eilliiK a m t c a f e o f C o n v i c t s m i rnn.l* F< rrv m a n P a y m e n t s o n a c c o u n t of m a i l s l iu l l t l.y Cunt rac I P a y m e n t s o n a c c o u n t of I t r h i K e s B u i l t l.y C o n tract .......... „ “ __ U u rv ey lu g . ...2...................... .......... Alls. * 11a n . silts ; 996,80 l l l s l i t i r s r t n r N t H f o r Nix M o n t h s i I n t e r e s t . S u p p lie s , etc. -T r u s t e e s O v e r D r a f t . M a r c h 31, 1926. 2.541.65 . I n s t i l ....... . P e a c e , C o s t B i l l s III C r i m i n a l C a s e s FUND ................ M a k in g B a l a n c e ............. .......... 224.00 4.402,0 1 16.00 133.81 7.491,43 M i l k in g B a l a n c e I J D l i i ir s r m t 'U t s f n r *.1% V liiu th s , C ,. mt of C r i m i n a l I ' r n s c e u t l o n n : S h e r i f f a n d D e p u t i e s , C o s t B ills lit **rlmInul C a s e * C .nisi a i d e s . C o s t B ills I n C r i m i n a l C a s e s C o u n t y J u d g e , C a s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e , M a r c h H . 1325 111 t M i l m ; D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e , (tet l 19: i i i i i t s i u t o l i n a VV arruitis, n . i i 1914 2 I. I l e r r l p l s f o r Nix MiiiithM 750.00 370,80 ........... . N e t B a l a n c e . o , t t. 1924 I l e r r l p ls fo r M i tliiiilh s) F r o m — T a x C n l l e c i o r . T a x e s ....... g. T a x C o lle c to r. E r r o r s a n d In so lv en cies I ‘o m p t l u l l , r. I t e 'l e l o [It lolls H lierlff. F i n e s — •••••»• I l i s T I l l C T lilt AIM ■ HMHWHM*1* 19.1 F r o m — T a x C o l l e c t o r . T a x e s ........... B a n k , N ote B e ll, r t e r h e 4. p i_ I _____S _ ri'SJ l SS c e n s e d o r o t h * r » tr> 2.708.73 T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e , O c t . 1. 1924....... .............. O u t s t a n d i n g W a r r a n t s . O c t . I. 1324 M ai.lily B a l a n c e I>l*hiir-. iocntM f o r S ix M o iiih s 4 lilt lx N e t B a l a n c e , O c t . 1. 1921 17.555.99 1 17,137.92 o c lt ------------ helm, deviser* ,,, 25V. IIA llM tll K T r u s t e r * B a l a n c e . (*ct. I. 1921 O u t s t a n d i n g A V a r r a n ta , O ct. I . r ; v .f s 2.389.43 4,606.0^ B a la n ce I I I,A C l i N24.GH D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e , M a r c h 31. 192.7 I ' I \ E A \ l > F o i l F E l 't 't Ilf: F I V I ) D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e . O c t . 1. 1924 ........ o u t s t a n d i n g W a r r a n t s . O c t . I, B*24 D. |i.,slt .ity SUMMER IACFHSION >n Sal.- May r.ih Kept null. :.tni .. INDIANS BEAT YANKS CLEVELAND, July J7. Cleve­ land made twenty hits off four New York pitchers atul defeated tho Yank* 17 to t). Thursday. Speaker imulo two doubles and two singles In six times nt but. Joe Sewell also made four bit . and McNulty and Burns three each. Score l»y innings: New York .. 010 710 022— y-lfS-t Cleveland 221 1110 41x- 17-20 1 Butteries; Jones, Eefgtiion, Cold •well, Johnson and Bengough; Shantc and Myutt. Now Ui.Sl ! » 2.218.57 2,277.99 111.44 M tialhsl I n t e r e s t I 'a l t l on B o n d * .— .— ■■ i , Y. , h 4 ' * T r u s t e e s B a l a n c e . A t a r c h 3l l 9 2 j MOO.OO 152.23 a m » l l l u h a r a r u i r i l l s f o r **lx l.non.on H illary P r o b a t i o n o f f i c e r s F u rn itu re and F ixtures for: • '. o ir t I Ion*,* .. '..■....MHIMHMh Mm J a i l .................... E x p e n s e s of C o u n ty O iilliU ngs: Ja n ito rs and O th er A tte n d a n t* esse M a l i t , F u r l n m l W a t e rI.M. W W Iil M I l i ■ ,... '■ O H M **•* Insurance ....... I Ill-Ill. t i l a l s ............................ *'nr.- of C o u n t y P o o r : I t c p u l r s tilul A d d i t i o n s t o P o o r H o u s e noil farm s ...................................................................•• F u rn itu re and F ix tu re s fo r Poor H ouses and Farm s E xpense* O p e ratio n of P o u r Houses a n d Farm s ------ ---------•A llo w an ce M ade to P a u p e r s outside of p o o r H o u s e s n m l p a i d l>y W a r r a n t s ..... i 'n rn n e r's lm |u e sta : F e e s of O f f i c e r s . J u r o r s n n d W i t n e s s e s — . S ta tio n e ry a n d P rin tin g : •Jenerul S t a t i o n e r y — W a n k s , e tc Itcrnril H ooks ....... ................................................ A d v e r t i s i n g I t e i p i l r e d Uy l a t a a n d P a i d f o r by C o u n t y ............. . ....................... C om m ission Paid to O ffic e rs : Tax A ssessor .......................... . T a x C n lle e to r O o n a llo n Id H o sp ita l E xpense of tie n e ra l E le c tio n , N'.-t n . i t n n r e , M a r r l t .’.1. 1925 .. W a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g , M a r c h III, 1 >Jr> M ak in g 367.16 1.800.27 241.14 787.29 12*1.45 28.55 201.14 D epository bIjiiiiIiimI a i K 3,618.30 3.216.67 non« F r o m — T a x C o lle c to r. 7 lU r * l “ r ' C o m p tro lle r, llerlem p tln n a ll.S 9 9 .ll Hanks. In tern a l M.ik In n Halil n e e ......... D l . h i i r x e n l r t i l s f u r Six M o n t h s ) S a l a r y i.f c | , - r k C i r c u i t C o u r t a s C o u n t y A u d i t o r n n d C l e r k t<> C o u n t y . C o m m l * * I n n e r * ....... . p e r I d e m nod M i l e n a e of C o m m i s s i o n e r .................. I ’a y i.l . S h e ri f f f o r a t t e n d s net* . a n C o u n t y C o m ­ m issio n ers — >.—— ............. S a l a r i e s of o t h e r O f f i c e r s a n i l E m p l o y e e s : •'m in ty S o licito r ....... ........ .... J ii•I K*' " f C o u n t y C o u r t .........-.... C o unty P ro secu tin g A tto rn e y •••»*♦■"**s*e* A t t o r m - v f o r I ’n in il) ' I ' o m n i l s s l o i o rs •■ .S u p e r v i s o r of R e g i s t r a t i o n . , i 'm i n t y P h y s i c i a n ------- ............ H .-m in o tr W o H a r o . - . . . — I l r p a i r s !■> C o n n l ) l l u l l i l l n g s I C ourt House ------- -------------- VO. .......... I t e r r l p f * f n r HIV l l n n l k s i 118.07 N e t D e f i c i t. *>et. 1. 1921...... I t r r r l p t * f u r *lx B o o t h s ) F r o m — T a x C o llecto r. T a x e s T a * Collector, raxes and Licenses.... .... T a * C o l lt - r l o r . Licenses .... ........ T a x C o l l e c t o r . Errors nnd I n s o l v e n c i e s i ' o m p t r o l l e r , Redemptions C o m p t r o l l e r , it- It- T a x C o m p t r o l l e r . T e l e g r a p h T its C o m p tro ller. E x p r e s s T a x C l e r k , T r a n s f e r »Anr»'nAAIn> m,t C l e r k , O r a n g e s f r o m Co. H o m e X , t B a l a n c e , Oct 1. I • 2 1 ........ ...... l l r c r l p t s r .. r 9 l i M .iu llisi F r u r u T a x C u ll. c l u r. T a x e s ........ T a x C u l l e d . , r. T a x e s a n d L i c e n s e s T a x C u l l e d nr. E r r o r s a m t I n s o l v e n c i e s , f o i n p t r o l l e r . It. •I. Miptlim* C o m p t r o l l e r . It it. T a x ...... C o m p t r o l l e r . M V L ie, fuien <‘o m p t r o l l e r , H a s T a x C |. rlt. i HCIlpdl C o n v i c t T llu sv llle Ferry Bank, T ra n s fe r B link. I n t e r e s t . Funds immediately available subject to title examination. Covcleskie Adds One More to H is Siring of Victories; A thletics Down W hile Sox While Browns Jlcat Boston E R N E S T AMOR, C o m p t r o l l e r . U K N E IU L FUND D e p o s i t o r y B a l a n c e . O c t . 1, 1»24.. O u t s t a n d i n g W a r r a n t s . th.*t. 1, 1931.. t on improved Business and Residential Properly in Sunforil BY SCORE OF 2-1 n O c t. t. t 9 2 t --------- L - —— Net B a l a n c e , O c t . 1. 1924 8813. A c t a I j i w s o f F l o r i d a. Batteries: Meadows, Krcmer nnd Sjreneer; Ryan, Knmp, Mnrqunrd and O'NeilL 2 : 10. . . W a r r a n t s Outstanding. March 31. lO*5 7.401.15 Beginning next Monday, try this service on your toll culh • Orlando. ^ ^ 2.6.10 82 155.0) 2,175.7* 1.106,39 923.0.1 3. oo 66.90 300.00 cyjr— 2.606.22 5.082 OU 9110.00 1 0 641 106 69 65.7 4 300.00 / H. 0V ER LIN , Manager £ “ BELL SYSTEM** A SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE £ AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY | 1.468.54 3,613.45 One Policy, One System, Universal Service �• I _______ . ine 148 riv r, T M flA N F O R D H K R A t l ) , F R I D A Y , J U t Y 17, _____ *—i i ____ <•': o'".#* -,n _ — _________________ PAGE >r v ______ is no f/i tv Results * . ii l Phone 148 " Classified Directory right*. IN T IIE I I I H I IT | ' f l I (IT O F TIIM A n ti It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n n r y k x tii J i n i f T .% 1 . e m e r r r M il o f c o m p l . i t n t h , T r l n t h a t y o n O F F l.illtlll.% . S E M IN O L E F O L N a n il e a c h itinl e v e r y o f y o u m a y FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in IN TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOR QUICK SALE: Will sell 4 FOR SALE: Some real bargains: WANTED: To buy medium size c l a i m s o m e r i g h t . t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t M. 11 ANSI IN. ('ll AN ( ’E l l Y the FORT LAUDERDALE acres of good lnnd 2 miles from In a m i t o tin t p r o p e r t y h r r c l u l i e f o r u 10 acre celery farm with 1 pair second hand safe. Box 489. C o m p lain an t. ih in Advanea d e sc rib e * ! . All makes ot typewriter* for DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow- center of Sanford at a bargain, mules and farming tools complete It Is T here fo r* * O r i l t- r r d H i n t y o u I I E N I I Y A. C R A N E a m t O T H E R S . nril County thoroughly which is WANTED: Bookkeeper and sten­ half ensh. See or write B. II. on easy terms. 5 acre celery fnrm **]e on easy terms, for rent, also a n d e a c h o f y o u , lie. ..ml y o u a m ■d>. w i n *»• s u it T u < ;im rr t i t l e , ographer. Must be experienced. h e r e b y r*'*|Ulrr*l t o a p p e a r t o t h e H i m , a n d m l* with house and barn. Orange repairs. Office supplies. Room 0 ono of the moat rapidly growing Bankston, Sanford, Fla. Ortlrr o f I'nliltrattoH h ill o f c o m p l a i n t In t i n * c a u s e o n lutDardlntrlr tat sections on the Florida Coast. Steady position for right pnrty. N o t ice to K n o w n a n d U n k n o w n Ball Uldff._____ _____________ grove in good condition facing M o n d a y t h e 3 r d d a y o f A u g u s t . A. nnt*. Sample copy and rate card upon POR SALE—3 cast front San­ Dixie highway price ri"ht easy Apply Sanford Electric Co. Mag­ I). IS I S , t h e s a m e h e l m ; a r u l e d a y 1 irfend • lla* T llF . S T A T E O F F L O R ID A : T o ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy terms. request. PRINTING o f Mil* C o u r t , a t t h e C o u r t M o u s e n ll*« H e n r y A. C r a n e a n d S o p h i a C r a n e , Several tracts of unde­ nolia Avenue. S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o - hi* w i f e . H a n n a h l l r e w e r , T h o m a s terms. Box 431, care Herald. « ll»# veloped land in different localities. WANTED: Four enrpenters. South 1 In r,,*a- . . A n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f t>c S c o t t , R o b e r t U i r u h a r t a n d S u s a n m ll»« WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk Comity ami w i l l l„- e n t e r e d I t . u n h u r t . Ills w i f e , A a r o n Sec me at Buena Vista, Sanford abuv« Jo rn tA. Echolls. | ea rgtaci n sFtr oy o uC.onfess*! fp # doc of Gindcrvillc. Engraving, Embossing See us s a i d c a u s e b e i n g n s u i t g a n , A. J e r r i , g.in . J o s e p h It. A s k e w Lakeland, through the Star- FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ Florida, W. G. Banks. joining lot on Palmetto Ave., t o ,i n l e t t i t l e In t h e r u m p in inn tit Hrat. We do It. Phone 417-W. a n d S a r a h J . A s k e w , h i* w i f e . J a ­ Telegram. Beat advertising me­ xtr* *r# tor conIn a n d t o th e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d lan d . m b llro ck . J a m e s W e e k s. E m m a n ­ R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. FOP. SALE: Friers, 45c pound, 371 YOUNG MAN wants dancing dium in South Florida. Published terms. Box 131, care Herald. It 1* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s u e l I t r l d L W . A. W a t s o n a n d M a r v teacher. Write II. J. II. c.o. O r d e r h e o u M I s h e d o n c e a wreck W. W a t s o n . Ills w i f e . C h a r l e s II **verngk ‘I******1 mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— W. Phone. a line. f o r e i g h t i s ) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k * In l l r o c k a n d K h o d a K. l l r o c k . h i s FOR SALE: Have two slightly us­ Herald. REAL ESTATB Lakeland, Florida. ! • 10c tor tlr*» T h e S a n fo rd lle ritld . a n e w s p a p e r w ife. Jrn n lt- llrock. J a c o b llrock. ed Vacuctto non-electric clean­ FOR SALE: Young cow, govern­ p u b lish ed in S anford, S e m i n o l e t*. II. W al**m . M i c h a e l J. M oyle. M rs, la re*trfct#d to J. E. SPUKLJNG, sub-division OHIO—-Xenia. Make your sales ers. Cost $39.50 each. First $25 ment inspected, fine condition. WANTED TO RENT: — Largo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . I ' h l t o A. W i l l i a m s . F. X. M lll. r. It. Icatlon_ Cali furnished room, private bath, hot t h eW iCt ni recsus i tm yC ohuarnt d oafn d t hteh e Sseevael n tofh F. M i l le r . I t c l t y M ille r . C a r r i e i l l l specialist. Subdivision to Or­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- takes one. Call Wight Print Shop, Gentle first class milker. made Th» * a n l e r M c K I n s t r y a m i R o b e r t L. M eand cold water at all times. lando, Florida, and F l o r a in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 9 Railroad Avenue. West Central St. Phone 639 M. uit C o u rt o f th e S ta te K ln s trv . h e r h u sb a n d , a n d e ac h a n d II Lx r#*P"nsH>lB Must be clenn and attractive. Paul Jo uf d lFelioa rt i dCa .i r cIll correct Insert Inn. and for S e m i n o l e e v e r y of t h e m If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d , Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ trict. Want ad and display rates C o u n ty , o n tu t* t h e 5 th d a y o f J u n e . to a ll p a r t i e s c la i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n ­ r,,r aubaM uent It. Forbes, Phone 447-J. FOR SALE: -101 acres good farm way. on request. A. I*. 1323. office *houl*t b . d e r t h e s a i d H e n r y A. C r a n e and land in Jcfefrson County four v. E. i H a r m .a s s . S o p h i a C r a n e . Ids w i f e . H a n n a h l a t e l y m “ * • of A l I V K I I T I i m i K S T C l e r k o f t h e C l r e a It C o u r t o f t h e mile3 from county seat one-half TIN AND METAL WORK H r e u cr. T h o m a s S c o t t . H o h e r t B a r n ­ COLUMBUS <Ga..) LEDGER — mile s a l * w i l l ho r e c e i v e d S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d a . h a r t a n d S t t s n n B a r n h a r t , h i s w i f e , off state highway from Jack­ FOR KENT—Ground Floor Elks liy S tr hs le. s Cl i tpyr oCp oo m m i s s i o n o f S a n f o r d . In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . Classified ads have the largest A a r o n J c r n l g n n . A. J e r n l g a n . J >*brrsentatlv# th o rBldg.. 205 Oak Ave. Inquire upSIGNS to Tallahassee. Public F l o r i d a , a t t h e i r o f f i c e In t h e C i t y Hy A. M W E E K S . I V p u l y C l e r k . e p h B. A s k e w a m i S a r a h J . A s k ­ rlth ratea. rnlea circulation in Southwestern Geor­ sonville stairs. C. T. Smith. M all a t o r h e f o r e 2:39 I*. S I. J u l y W I L S O N A I I O F S I H I L H E H . e w . h i* w i f e . J a c o b B r o c k . J a m e s road rtilining through this prop­ Any Kind—Anywhere an. w ill « t v « y o u gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. erty, about 150 pecan trees. 2 tenI n t l t , 1925, f o r t h e p u r r h u s e o f it 12Solicitors for co m p la in a n t. W e e k s, E m m a n u e l lle lilt. W. A. nation. And It J u n e 5 t h , U t l i , I i i t h . J u l y 3 r d . I n c h s u c t i o n d r e d g e , d e l i v e r e d c o m ­ W a tso n , a n d M ary W. W a t s o n , h is APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ p l e t e a n d r e a d y f o r o p e r a t i o n a t J l o t h . 1 7 th . 21th. a n d 31st. w ill aaalet you nnt houses, l story barn. Will sell w if e , C h a r l e s II. B r o c k n t n l i l h m l a TO REACH the prosperous farm­ cheap. J. E. Kerney, 311 Sanford Sur w a n t ad. to tractive and convenient. Call S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , n s p e r s p o e l f l e u - ! E. B r o c k , h i s w i f e , J e n n i e l l r o c k . reffectlve. ers and fern growers of Volus­ Avenue. Sanford, Fla. l i n n s o n f i l e In t h e t i f f i n , o f t h e ' nt Herald office for further in­ J a c o l i B r o c k . C. II W a t s o n . M i c h ­ l\ THE SK VEN TII J l'lllr lll. *T NOTIC® C i t y M a n a g e r . A c o p y tv lll h e f u r n j a Mr* F l i l l o A, W i l ­ formation. ia county advertise in the DcLnnd Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. i i i i n rr. in \ ni» rim skmin - l iealm sJ., F.M \oyle, • hotiid Klve tb elr H lleil t o e a c h M i l d e r m a k i n g n p p l l - | . M ille r . It F. M i l le r . B e t ­ OI.K F i l l \ T 1 , F l . i m i l l A IN toff Ice addreaa M Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash FOR SALE: First class dining, n fo r name. t y M iller, C a r r i e M i l l e r M c K I n s t r y t'll A N t'L llN . FOR KENT—Reasonable; modern, c a lPIo ; phon e n u m b er It r o p o s a l * a r c t o b o p r e s e n t e d In i t ' with order. n n d I t o b e r l I. M c K I n s t r y . h e r h u s ­ First Street. m ill. living nnd bed room suites. ■ulta. A b o u t o n e new apartments, .phones includ­ Mettled e n v e l o p e e n d o r s e d oil t h e o u t ­ I* J.A sC1IC oAM ban d . und each uml e v e r y o f th e m , m tiliiiiia at I a th o u sa n d ha* a redgu" a n d d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e p r o p ­ ed. By week month or year, well st hi dee , n"aDmi ed foof r t ilS eu c tbi oi dnd e M l l l l . l . I t i C i t 'I K T TlTLI-5 JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds MAINE — Watcrville, Morning Phone 175-J. the o th era c a n t r. e rty h e r e in a f te r d escribed, e ith e r F I T S T I V K K I t l i t Al. located near ocean. Write or a - Itvapon ^Ith y o u unlaaa of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. a* h e ir s , d e v i s e e s o r g r a n t e e s o r iluiit, Sentinel, Thousands of Maine FOR SALE: About one karat din- phone R. I„ Selden, Seldcn Bldg, n l eKdn ehlty p ar o pcoe sr at ilf i emdu scth ehcek nfeocro mI jpOO. o t h r w l s c n m l t o a l! p a r t i e s , e a c h nr addreaa. Water and Boat Tanks. Orilrr of I’u h l l r n l l n n ___ arc interested in Florida m ad e p a y a b le a t sig h t to th e o rd e r niond ring. Wil sacrifice. Ail- Daytona Beach, Fin. a tu l _ e_ v e_r y c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t m . Avenue and Third Street,Av “ r.k xproperty, It Is arilxrvil Ihnt you anil em’li j undVr any o f t h e a b o v e n a m e d d e ­ o f t h e C i t y o f H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . ■earn M t S T b e Reach them through dress Box 0. c.o. Herald. and fendant*. each nnd P a y m e n t to he m a d e a f t e r s n tls fa c - of you. to -iv It: E p p s T u c k e r every, w hose phone 111. inn at T b e S a a the Sentinel, Rato card on np---------T u c k e r . Ills w i f e . If l i v i n g o r FOR KENT: Three room nnartlo ry to s t of te n d a y s h a s h e rll m ade. m une* uml re sid e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n re filer or h r **«• If d e m t : a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n i n ­ FOR RUSH SALE: 3 acres of T h e C i t y C o m m i s s i o n r e s e r v e s t h e plication. t o t h e c o m p l a i n a n t In t h e above ment with garage, 1306 Park Vhnar tlleeo<aUar i g h t l o r e j e c t a n y o r a l l b id s, o r t o t e r e s t n s lie Ira, d e v i s e s , l e g a t e e * o r e n t i t l e d c a u s e , a n d t o a l l u n a n . w n rich tiled land with best of flow­ Ave., Mrs. F. R. Savage. ■ot valid, o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , hy t h o u g h t o r u n ­ n c e e p t any 1*1*1 t h e y d e e m l o lie f o r p a rtie s w hom soever c la im in g any prompt. Efficient, Two story well fin­ d er the above n am ed p a rtie s d e ­ I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d * I n v o l v e d In t h i s th e b e s t I n t e r e s t of th e c ity. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The ing water. irvlce c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e , noil a l l u n - s u i t , s a i d l a n d b e i n g s i t u a t e i n S e m ­ W . II. W I L L I A M S . ish® resilience with water, gas, HERALD will bring you in big FOR KENT: New four room apart­ MIRACLE Concrete Co, general l . i t o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g att I n t e r e s t i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , u m l d e s c r i b ­ City Manager, and electricity. Three good out in t h e S o u t h w e s t i j u a r t e r t S W l - l t e d a s f o l l o w s , l o - w i t : ment. private bath. Phone cement work, sidewalks, build­ results. Advertise those old ar­ houses. of th e S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r tS W 1-11 20,000 nursery stock with 382 W—West First Street. B e g i n n i n g 1.235.21 f e e t W e s t o f ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. B. ticles you have stored away and some bearing IN Till*, t l l t f l T T e o l IlT OF T i l l : o f S e c t i o n 17. T o w n s h i p 21 S.. l i n a g e t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f H o v e r n orange trees. 570 have no use for. A little thirtySR\ KNTII Jl 111(1 N I■ F in n IT JOE. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a p ­ m e n t L o t I. S e c t i o n 39. T o w n s h i p Terwilleger, Prop. IIS OF F 1,0It MIA. SKMINOI.F. t'Ol N- p e a r t o t h e hill o f c o n ip l u l n v f i le d 19 S o u t h , R a n g e 31 E a s t , r u n t h e n c o cent ad may bring you several feet on brick road. Property right FOR KENT: Well furnished bung­ TV. ill t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c.'lusu a g a i n s t W e s t 159 f e e t , t h e n c e N o r t h t o L a k e d ir e c t o r y dollars. Phone 118 anti a repre­ at Lake Monroe, just four miles I HILL LUMBER CO. Housa IN FIIA Nt'F. It V y o u o n t h e 3 r d d a y of A u g , , A. It, M o n r o e , t h e n c e e a s t e r l y a l o n g t h o alow, 5 rooms, hath, screened from Sanford. Property worth t t t an. lip . s a m e b e i n g r u l e d a y o f s h o r e of l . a k u M o n r o e t o a p o i n t m i ; n u u :t t a h . k p w a u o s . sentative .will call and see you. Service, Quality and Price. porch, garage. Call 107-L3. $12,000. If sold in the next few H its C o u r t lit t h e C o u r t M o u s e . S a n ­ N o r t h o f t h e p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g , Com plain ant la la c * within cn*r vs. f ord, F lo rid a , to a n s w e r t h e h ill o f t h e n c e S o u th to b e g in n in g . In­ days will take $8,000, half cash, people ol ttattforil Lumber and Building Material c o m p l a i n t f i le d a g a i n s t y o u a n d In c l u d i n g a l l r i p a r i a n r i g h t s . FI .niu DA—OR LANDO— Orlnndo balance in one two and three years FOR KENT: Light housekeeping M K N I I Y A. C I I A N K . iiih I o t h e r s . uftrn neeiled. I i c f i 'i n l i i n t s d e fau lt th ere o f t h a t a d ecree Fro rooms. 219 W-f.th St. B e g i n n i n g ill t h e S o u t h e a s t C o rn­ .Morning1 Sentinel; largest classi­ Carter Lumber Company It w h en nny ■**” Soil T o Mnlrt T it l e C o n f c s s o ho e n t e r e d n g n t u s t y o u , e r of i h i v e r n m e n t L ot 1. S e c t i o n 39. time. If interested see or write eeonlreit. It *• tin ier o f I'nlillriilliiii a n d Hie e a s e p r o c e e d e x p a r t e . fied business, rate lc a word, min­ B. H. Bankston, Sanford, Fla. T o w n s h i p 19 S o u t h . B o n g o 31 E a st, West Third Street Phone 666 FOR KENT: Two very desirable , N o t l r r t o k n o w n a n i l . u n k n o w n ilopbnhetleallj tar It Is o r d e r e d t h a t a l l p a r t i e s u n ­ r u n t h e n c e HA f e e t feet, th en ce imum 21c cash with order. bed rooms, also nn attrnctivc 1formants. k n o w n c l a i m i n ' ; a n I n t e r e s t In a m i N o r t h to L a k e M o n r o e , t h e n c e E a s t ­ re. FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Touring. first floor apartment. Vacant July T i n : S T A T E O F F l . O l l l D A : T o — t o t h e S o p t l n v c s t t j u . l i t e r ( S W l - ( ) e r l y a l o n g t h e s h o r e o f l a i k e M o n ­ M e n r y A. C rane mid Snpltltl o f t h e S o u t h w e s t i j u a r t e r t S W 1 - 1> r o e l o t h e E a s t l i n e o f *al*l la*t Car, fully equipped, 5 balloon 24th. 217 Corner Palmetto Ave. I ’ruitx. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Ills w i f e , l l a n n . i l l l l r r w r r , S e c t i o n H elm ut I mi t l « ) T o w n s h i p I. t h e n c e S o u t h t o p o i n t o f b e g i n ­ it* In This tires. Runs like new. Cash or accepted want ad medium in T l m i n a s S i 'o t t . i t o l o T t H a r i i l i a r t a m i T w e n t y - l i n e i2l) S outh. Hang and 3rd Street. ning I n c l u d i n g nil r i p a r i a n r i g h t s . (C T O R Y S u s a u H a riilia rt, his w ife, A a r o n T lilt tv ('III) E a s t a p p e a r t o t i l l s h ill Daytona (Fla.) One cent a were! will consider good Ford ns part B e g I n n i n g Hi 7 f e e t W e s t o f th e * ARCHITECT o f c o m p l a i n t o n o r It. f o r e 3 r d d a y J e r t t l K n t t , A. J e r i t l t f a t t . J o s e p h H payment. Call Osceola Cypress FOR KENT: Two room apartment A s k e w , a n , I S a r a h J. A s k e w , h i s o f A u g u s t A M. F.>2a, t h e s u m o b e ­ S o u t h e a s t C o r n e r o f H o v e r n m e n t )NB an insertion. Minimum 25c. c t i o n 39. T o w n s h i p FJ S o u t h , (’o.. or write me for nn appoint­ •—good location. Apply at 12 w If** J a c o b l l r o c k . J a m e s W e e k s , i n g a r u l e d a y o f t h i s C o u r t a t t h e LRoatn gI.e S e31 M x m b i r JL L Jt E ast, ru n th e n c e W est 148 E m m u n i i ' l M e lilt. \V. A. W a t s o n , C o u r t M ouse. S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , t o ment, C. E. Williams, Osceola, or 6. ill I Magnolia Ave. t IS f e e t , t h u n e e N orth to L ake TAMPA, Florida — Tampa Daily H oi# B u ild in g inn! M a r v VV. W a t s o n ,1,1* w ife . a n s w e r t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t f i l e d M o n r o e , t h e n E a s t e r l y a lo n g th e T i m e s , the great home daily. Fla. O rla nd o, F l i r l d l C h a r l e s i l . I’, r o o k a n il I t h o il a K. In s a i d c a s e a g a i n s t y o u . a n d In d e ­ s h o r e of L a k e M o n r o e t o a p o i n t FOR KENT: Three room furnish­ f a u l t t h e r e o f t h a t a d e c r e e F r o t ' m t l l r o c k . Ills w i f e , J e n n i e F r o c k . J a ­ mini, rate 1 FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered N o rth of th e point of b e g in n in g , cottage on Palmetto Ave. No. c o b l l r o c k , ( ' II. W a t s o n , M i c h a e l J fe n so I......liter.■,! a g a i n s t y o u a n d t h e n c e S o u t h t o b e g i n n i n g . I n c l u d ­ charge 25c cash with order, Write in and around Sanford, yellow ed Movie, M r s 1*1*11*, A W i l l i a m * . F, t h e c o u r t p r o c e e d .-x p a r t e . i n g a ll r l p u r l n n r i g h t s . 2011. Ri'iits for $35.00 a month. fur complete rate card. It Is i r d e r c d t h a t Mils ' r i l e r fi« N M i l le r . It. F. M ille r. I I , t t y M i l ­ pine framing, sheathing, siding, Geo. G. Herring, Sanford, Fla. A m i II a p p e a r i n g f r o n t t h e s w o r n — Multlgraphing, p u b l i s h e d In t il e S a i i f ’i:,! H e r a l d u s le r . F u r r l o M i l l e r .M c K In stry a m i h ill o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u flooring, ceiling and finish. At mailing—as you I t o li e r l I . .M c K I n s t r y , h e r h tts h m u l , t ’. t h e n a m e d d e f e n d m i s h e r e i n tm i t j n n d e a c h a n d e v e r y o f y o u m a y WEST VIRGINIA — (lurk:,burg, prices that are a savings to you. F O R K -'NT: Ijirge room, two beds, a m ] I'aelt a m i every of l it e m n w e e k l o r E i g h t c o n n i ' i i i l l v o w e e k s c l a i m s o m e r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n l e r e s t len you wont It. IIAIIIIF.lt Sill Ol* The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen. Fla. five do! lars per week. Phone 083-W If H v I i i k , a n il . If i le a d . t o a ll in i . i l d n e w s p a p e r . lit a m i t o ( h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n b e f o r e 'll. E. Porch. First W i t t , e s s iiiv h a n d l.Pil • ffld a l described: liirtl,'* cln lm lllK liiti're sts m i­ 113 Magnolia Ave. ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ tth ll, r Hi*< sulit H e n r y A C r a n e a m i s e a l o l S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a t i n Ink Bldg. M Is T h e r e f o r e O r d e r e d t h a t y o u FOR SALE: 800 Acres, $10.00 an 6 First Class Barbers mum 31c. S o p h i a C r a n e , h i s w i f e , I ln n iia U d m i d J u n e . A I), tJJ.N. still ,'licit o f y o u , b*,. a n d y o u a r e Acre. On Dixie Highway. Hri'W nr, T h o m a s Sc*itt. H u b e r t t i a r a - ( S E A L ) Special Attention In rel.v r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r t o t h e V E. MOUMI.ASS. C l e r k . liLKS u n it r e n t 1011 o f c o m p l a i n t In t h i s c a u s e o n - 1h a l t a n , t S u s a n H a r n h i t r l . Ills w ife . Given To Ladies and Children. PALM BEACH COUNTY - The Beautiful high land. Adjoins two It* A M. W E E K S . M. I*. A a r o n J c n t l K a n , A. J e r n l a a n . J o s ­ M o n d a y t in 3 r d d a y of A u g u s t . A. lakes. Sandy, loam soil with clay FOR KENT—Room# with or with e p h Il A s k e w an*l S a r a h J . A s k - J. II. .Morrow, S o l l i l t u r fo r C o m ­ Ik, IJ25 t h e s a m e b e i n g a r u l e i la v scene of stupendous develop­ Car. Drive it out meals. Reasonable rate*, lew 1*1m w i f e , J a c o b l h o o k . J a m e s plainant, sub-soll. Ideal for oranges and lit t il l s C o u r t , a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e Itt ment. Read about it in the Palm W e e k s . E m m a n u e l It- I*11 . W. A tirlam lo. Fla. and Second St. S an fo rd . S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid * , Profitable groves and Lincoln House. W a ts o n , a m i M ary W W alm m . Ms A nti In d e f i i u l l t h e r e o f M e c re e F r a Chinawnre in English Porce­ Beach Post, Sample copy scut oil vegetables. packing houses nearby. Best buy w i f e , * It.n i t s 11. l l r o c k a n d Him ,la IN fttl'K T HI** m i sty J El it IE. request. Hunt* *ro w i l l b e e n t e r e d ag ain st STATE * IF F1.011111A. E. l l r o c k hi* w i f e , Jo n o l o I h o c k , lains, Buvnrlan and Japanese in Volusia County between Paint.Von. Said c a u s e bein g a s u it to lit re estate iif William llettrv FOR HIDE J u r o l i Hi n e k . ‘ '. | l tV , »hull. Mioltael Mulct t i t l e Itt t h e c o m p l a i n a n t In a n d ADVERTISING gets results ir it kn and DeLand. To dose immed­ .1 Movie. .*lrs. I'M I Ml A W U llae t a .■ivlger. Susie Florence Mclgor, Jeff tw t b - a b o v e d e s r r j b r d U n d * ■ _ China make lovely g ifts .SERVICE Day r Mavis (ielger. *’harl*s Womlrnw HidV, >. M ille r , tl F. .Miller, t l e l i v Mtliately low price $40 nn acre, dih': It IS n i r t h e P niNferPif t h a l " llifk » readies potontiirl 'buyer*!* PnWhite bull mmole. L a r g e I. t C a r r i e M i l le r M e K l n * i r y noil g*r. minors, tientlnole County. acths nit trains. RapO r d e r lie p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k latkn Daily News is circulated in third cash. H. C Hansen, Conrad black spot on b l a c k hip also on H o h e r t U M c K I n s t r y . h e r h n .e i.u o l, Phone 551 and 63-W Notice |n hereby given to nil e i g h t <X) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In Tfhoer Building, DeLand, Fla. whom It nitty *'*ittci-rIt* that Maggie S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ a m i elicit a n il e v e r y o n e o t t h e m , an industrial and agricultural sec­ black spot un h o c k hip also on o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e p r o p ­ L, Mnlger, ss giiarillali of William l i s h e d 111 S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C* *lty. tion. FOR SALE: Sheppard punpy, three body. Dead untrinimeii, short tail. liveiuiseil CAFE e r t y loo *,In,a l t e r tle s e r i h i'i l . *‘l t h - Henry H.-lger. Susie Florence <Ielger Re­ e r a s h e i r s . d*'V lsees n r k r a n l c o j o r j J e f f 1tit vI* i Ielger and Charles F l oWr iidt na e. s s m y h a n d a n d t h e s e a l o f months old. Phone 348W. Ad­ Tan collar. Name J a c k . tlelger. tolunrH. will, on t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h u tl.erw , Woodrow **' Service and Quality ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ dress 207 E. 11th St. ward if returned It. W. Duckworth u m l *l** *e ,.r y a mr l ia l mt ol n ya l l apnayr t i eI sn t eirnoli e s t | the 27lh tin of July, A. 1»„ 1925, J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S t a l e o f ald, South Georgia's greatest at 1016 French Avenue. Reigns u n t l e r j in y o f t h e a b o v e n a in e i l *1»- [ apply to the Ilninirutihi James II. F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , f e in l . t n t s e a c h a m i e v e r y . w h o s o I Knur,hi. County Judge In and for o n t h i s t h e 5 t h d a v o f J u n e . A. Ik P | A C A F E newspaper. Morning, afternoon, MEAT MARKET LOST: One Lexington switch key- n a m e * a n d r e s i d e n c e s a r c u n k n o w n said Count*, lit Ills office 111 San­ weekly and Sundry. Classified Yaffle 11ouse to t h e c o m p l a i n a n t I I I Hie a b o v e e l f In said riiunly, at la o'clock, V. E. i n t e n t , A S H , on chain. Finder please return t i l e d c n i n ' , a n d t o a ll u n k n o w n p a r ­ ford M«rr. 105 W. 1-* St, DEPENDARLE U S E D ( 'AES 10c per line. Wnycross Jour­ A. M. nr as soon thereafter as till, c ir c u it C o u rt of lh « 410 Hanford Avo. Sanford, Fla. rates to Herald office. Liberal reward. ti. s w h o s o e v e r c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t matter can lie Heitril, for antliorlty S ecvleenr tkh o Jf u dtiic nal-Herald, Way-cross, Georgia. 1924 Bodge Touring. ic ia l C ircuit of F l o r ­ III t h e l a n d s I n v o l v e d 111 t i l l s s u i t , to sell, at public or private sale, the id a. in a m i f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . Sl.L CAFE S, W. Wilson._________ 1925 Dodge Coupe. s a i d l a u d lio ln ir s i t u a t e Itt S e m i n , il*' following described real estate, |u (SE A L ) |t in Service and QualTAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1923 Dodge Coupe. C m i n t v , F l o r i d a , a m ! d e s c r i b e d n« said County, to*wit: A 3! W E E K S . D e p u t y C l e r k . lads Five 15) and Six (S) In ..... W llv f o l l o w s , t o - w i t : l l e K l n n i n a 0 1 , fc t 3trect and Park AveI L S O N ,V l i t M 'H lIOLMKH. Solid in your subscription to the 1922 Dodge Touring. W i s t o f t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of Hon Thirty.two (32). Township 13, S o l i c i t o r s f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . tllll MONEY TO LOAN on iinpfoveil *:<•*, ' a m e n t L o t I. S e c t i o n :m. Tow it- H It. 32 East, eontaliiing 71 am* Tribune or hand it to your local 1923 Dodge Graham i i J u n e 5 Mi. 12th. 3 d lIt. J u l y 3 r d . IJ, S o u t h I t a n g e 31 F i s t , r u n 32-lml acre* more nr less. Truck. dealer so you can read Florida's | lllHi. 17 1li. 3 111*, a n d 3 1iL real estate security. Geo. G, til,Ip DitUGS t in no,W e s t 312 .21 f, id . t h r l i o e Which application will be based greatest newspaper. One year,11921 Dud it i' Screen I- ton Truck. Herring, Sanford, Flu. Contractor and Builder N o r t h l o L a k e M o n r o e , t h u n e e E a s t ­ upon the pel it Ion for sal* now on $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, three month-, I. \V. Phillips’ Sons e r l y a l o n g H ie i d i o r e iif L a k e Moll- file In said Court. Mount Dora—Al streets nnd av­ PreHJG STORE Dated June 25lh A I*. 1325. St. Petersburg — $15,mm filling r in t o a p o i n t N o r t h of Hie P o i n t -*99-M — Phono — 499-M $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ Dodge Bros. Sales and Service enues to bo repaved nt cost of )rugs, Sodas. Wo o f h e K ln n lllK . I h e n e # S o u t h III h e MAHHIE I. HEP i Ell. Hu a nil an ance policy odd 75c to your order. ’hone 3 Oak and 2nd St. • tatinn to be constructed here. k ioiitiiK . In c lu d in '; a ll r i p a r i a n I’nlillsli June 29, July 3, 19, 17. 21. $ 160,0011. iyou as y-ur phono. 2103 PALMETTO AVE. I Dally HeraM Advertising For Sale For Sale W anted kD. RATES For Kent }4 - TXH -2> 4 71 gtf ' ‘-Vi Building Material I DAVID B. IIYEB Directory HILTON’S Booms For Bent Lost Ana Found r.O, The Ball Hardware W. H. LONG * Automobiles Miscellaneous H. A. SPEIR ritICAL ELECTRIC CO. Gillon & Platt Everything elec422. Electragith Davey and Nesmith ATTO RN 17V S -A T - LA VV :t i w;t in-nit ATKINS AND [UPPLIEB H H B e stations. MagpjHPJjWml- First and Elm, rd Avenue and 10tb Street, rt a e r t l c e K o k is t ! FLORIST” all occasions. Phonr 260-W HINT NATIONAL IIANK III.HE. M odern Im p ro v e ­ m ents T h o ro u g h ly S creened Ocean View Hotel M r s . E . J. C o a t s . M g r. C O H O N A M O IIEACM . F U 1 H I M A it lie n All t h e Y e a r H a t e s : fJ.iln p e r d a v tty tho w e e k ISS.tPI d o u b l e . (15.90 s i n g l e Everything For the Sportsman At BaM Hardware DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION Penaacola is beginning tl»' ^ greatest development in Georgia's g history; a half million dollar high- ■ way to the gulf beach just finish-]* ed; nt two million dollar bridge » across Escambia Day started; * quarter million dollar opera house | untler construction; two millions MAYFAIR living spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get I,tils (> and 11 Pluck li , itt on ground floor. Writo Duvelopment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. Thu prices are riRht for a real opportunity at the com­ AUGUSTA (11KONICLK — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest pletion of Forrest I dike classified medium, rate, cash, 9c Hotel. charge. 10c minimum. ■a n a R jia a a a K n a n a a a a a a a ia a a a o M a a M B a a ia a a a a a a a a a a a a * M M N Ik FO R SA LE MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Knch of them through a classified ml in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive Beautiful Apartment Site 100 feet on Park Ave. lit feet on l Uh St. 5li,r»l)0. Terms. U H n M u ■ ■ M It * it U ■ a ■ U « ■ m ■ a INSURANCE It HA I, FSTA TH We Have Money to Loan ■ ■ ■ a t! X M U ■ ■ ■ N M a ■ u ■ ■ N s Bodwell Realty Co., l\<> On Business Property, Apartment Houses and Residences miles from Henson Springs on road to New Smy­ rna. One mile lake frontage All high land. $30.00 per acre A 7% Interest Ask For Our Pooklel On Finanei..j the II m 21 160 Acres A. I’. CONNELLY & SONS It K A I. T <> It H time Sanford Ave. Corner lot opposite San Lanta. "A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 17, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 1925. 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Maximum T em p .______ 88 Minimum Temp. _2 ___ 72 bliaheti in Florida’s H eart, World’s Greatest Vegetable tion, Its Richest Garden Land IN XV. F SESSION Ruling Against jert Testimony lecasts an Early of Scopes Case ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDYA, JULY 18, 1925. Bootleg Ring Operating In N ew York Believed To Be Broken By Raids On Friday NEW ^ OHK, July 18.— A hootles rim* operating throughout New York nnd the entire Middle West shipping liquor by express in trav­ eling trunks was broken up Friday prohibition officers said, after the arrest of several men nnd one wo­ man nnd the seizure of Ilooks nnd papers containing the names ami ( ddrese.es of clients anti showing that approximately 00,000 orders had been filed. Keys to the trunks, the agents said, were sent to the customers by mail nnd the empty trunks then were returned by express. More tliun forty solicitors went through­ out the Middle West taking orders for liquor. United States Attorney Enmry Buckner snid. Tho ci"ht persons arrested on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws were arraigned iieforo United States Commission­ er Cotter who issued a warrant for the raid on the Broadway apart­ ment where they were found. Miss Mildred Cohen of Jersey City was released in $1,000 bail and Jacob Itirschenhlatt ami Sol Datncky of New York City were micas- el in hail of $5,01)0 each. *....... Hail of scon scours IDEA BROTHER SENT MESSAGE Condemned Illinois Mnn Is M urder of Girl On Friday Confessed ItUFFAI.O, N. Y„ July 18— I’olico said today that Miko Kounowski of Iluffalo has con­ fessed that he shot and killed Miss Mildred Durkc of Ilornell, N. Y., Friday afternoon and then threw her body into tho woods where it wns found last night. Jcnlousy and rage at a t­ tentions paid other men by the girl was snid by authorities to have caused the shooting. PRICE FIVE CENTS LOCAL POSTAL Sanford Takes Har RECEIPTS SHOW Fought Game From GOOD INCREASE Highlanders Friday In Every (Quarter For Fiscal fell of Mooremere, N. j . Of Opinion That Wire To Year Ending June 30. 1925, Mr. Iluekncr, declaring that the Governor Smnll Is Fake; Substantial Gain Is Shown raid had uncovered "the biggest Iirother May Give Seif Up Over Same Period in 1921 bootleg ring since Manic Kessler's prosecution," said that a federal grand jury investigation would be Reprieve Granted On Increase Is Steady asked .Monday. Although Not Large Friday’s arrests followed simil­ Strength of Telegram ar raids in a loft building on West JtJnd street on March 21 when Former Canadian Financier Money Order Business Also Abraham Kirseh, his brother Al­ Granted Stay of Execution Shows Increase in Orders bert Kirsch and Harney Collins, of Week by Governor Small Paid and Issued In Sanford Words Directed Juck Goldberg and Aaron Gonsher were charged with possession of G ovornm ent Troops Especial­ Judge Raulston DETROIT, July 18.—James liquor. The men are now out on Figures recently compiled nnd M. Hall, itinerant telegrapher, ly Successful in Guarding submitted hail nwaiting trial. In this raid Friday for publication Flays and Darrow may have been a witness to Position Vital tu Defense of by Sanford post office officials ten trunks alleged to contain liquor nnd addressed for delivery in var­ the slaying of Joseph Mnurcr, Fez; Detain (Joes To Rabat show a steady nnd substantial, Chicago drug cierk, for which /TON, Tenn., July 18. ious parts of the country were though not large, increase in postal Bussell T. Scott is under sen­ seized. ' briefest session yet of receipts for the local office for the FEZ, French Morocco, July 18— tence to hong, hut it ho did, fiscal venr ending June .'Ut, 1025 Mr. Duckncr alleged that in to­ Today's official communique snys *>urt trying the Scopes he never told his wife Sarah day’s rnid a larger scale business the French arc continuing to re­ over the fiscal year ending Juno Friday brought the about it, she said today. Tho was uncovered. He said that pro­ pulse drives by Abd-El-Krim’s ltif- 30, 1921. Total postal receipts Hall family, in which there lest hour of the trial hibition agents watching tho ncfians on positions vital to the de­ during the fiscal year just ended are six small children, live in precast an early end of were $40,482.09 ns compared with tivitics of the firm had reported as fense of Fez. a single room. many ns thirty trunks shipped by /olution test.” The Riffians were driven hack S4I 105.91 for Inst year. This is express in one iby. yesterday at Oeud Hauine, north nn increase of $2,312.18 or approx­ lc John T. Raulston, by CHICAGO, July 18—Russel Scott of Teroual, and at Ain Alutoul. imately fivo per cent. ig proposed testimony one time Canadian financier, French airplanes bombed the Rif­ Every quarter for,the fiscal year [ntists, shortened the snatched from the gallows by a fians whose losses were heavy. ending in 1925, compared with the week’s reprieve from Governnf quarters for the yenr ending in Mays. , ■ Smnll a few hours lx’fore he was |urt» decision aroused the 1921, shows n substantial gain. Retain to Rabat to have been hanged Friday for attorneys fur the ibALICANTE. Spain, July 18 - The largest quarterly gain was the murder of a druggists clerk In Marshall IVtain of France arriv­ shown in the December period for jjirp words being directed a hold-up, tonight wns as skeptical ed here by airplane from Toulouse the nnst fiscal yenr amounted to Jourt soon niter ho iind ns .the t opinion. Harcelona. He is flying to $13.21(1.05 as compared with $12,,, authirities over the nuth- via •••• imimuiin, [heir experts percludod cnticliix «f a telegram that saved Rabat, residence of the French gov- 251.(10 for the some period of last nini from death for n week. ernor general of Morocco to con- year. Compilation of figures for |ng the witness stand thu rill place affidavit* in the Heott and hi* brother, Robert^ fer with tho latter regarding the the various quarters in both years (tint; forth what the zoo­ National Guard Division Is Morgan Firm Announces That both were indicted for the murder French plans to crush the Rlffian follow. 1921 1925 Reviewcd by ExccutivoWhii Ii Has Purchased Loan to of the drug clerk hut Robert never insurrectionist leader Ahd-Elbiologists, pathologists Sept.quartor ? 8,320.81 $ 9,023.89 rs would have said had He Offered for HaleMonday; was apprehended. 'I lie reprieve, Krim. Also VisitsConcord Enroutv Dec. quarter 12,251.58 13,2111.05 allowed to speak. Gold Policy Cited as Reason the latest of ninny Scott has re­ to Swampscott HomeFriday Mnr. iiunrter l2(tl5.!Mi 12.li7U.ll9 | nu r n Till M o n d a y , ceived, came after a telegram from French ('asiilties June quarter 10,951.13 11,585.1(1 mil the preparation of PARIS, July IH— Total French NEW YORK. July 18.—For the Detroit signed “Hubert Scott” and SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 1H. Itcmonts, adjournment of —President Coolidge returned to first time in its history the com­ stating that he had killed the clerk rnsultics so far in the Morrocan was ordered until Mon­ the Summer White House early monwealth of Australia has turn­ and would give himself up, hml war with Abd-EI-Krim’a Riffians Totals ...... ...$14,189.91 $10,482.09 Further figures furnished by the lint:. Friday from Cnrnp Devcns, where ed from London to New York for been received at the governor’s are given by the Petit Journal in department shmv that money or­ rfense is not expected to he reviewed the Twenty-sixth na­ its external financing. J. P. Mor­ office at Springfield. a Fez dispatch as 1,118. Of these ders issued during the fiscal year her witnesses and after tional guard division. No word has Ik'cii heard in De­ 707 were killed, 2,775 wounded ami ending June 30 totaled gan and Company announced $287,818.11 the scientific statements, Motoring Imck from the camp, Friday the purchase of a $75,- troit, Chicago or anywhere else dOti missing. while for the year before tho total Its will be in order. Vury- 50 miles from White Court, the OOO.CUO Australian loan, which from Robert. French authorities estimate tlint was $282,893.37. This is nn in­ Irwitcs were made for the President stopped for a moment will he offered for public sub­ “ I did not think it was a fake at Ahd-El-Krim has not more than cense »»iprorimntely nine per fouirctl for speech mnkinir, nt historic Concord Hridg - where, set iption Mondny. Simultaneous first," Russell Scott said last night, French prisoners, therefore cent during the pnxt year, denot­ l» considered probable that at the out3et of the Revolutionary offering of a r>,0()0,ooo pound’ “but now I do fur I think that if Unity Ids technically listed "missing" are ing n considerable gain in that de­ lill i>e roncluried in two War, was "fired tho shot heard sterling loan will be made in it hud been sent by Hull he would regarded us dead. partment. Id the case Riven to the jury ’around tho world.’" London. have given himself up—he would These are the first detailed fig­ The increase in money orders jime Tuesday, Allotment of the major portion have been here." At Devons, the training camp ures published of French rnsul­ paid at thu local post office was [first flare up front the de- during the war of the Twenty- of tire present financing to the The state’s attorney’s staff, tics. Premier Pninleve after his not so large but this was explained Lilrl" came immediately nf- aixth national army division. Mr. American murkrt resulted from (e opinion was rend, when i G n o l i d f i ; s*.n,,i| f o r a w - h o u r w h i l e Great- itiituin's gold .resumption which has fought for more than a i recent return from Morocco assur­ by Harold Hask m. assistant post­ *■ tMO-lllik* MUtl time vatjoua units of the old Yankee policy. With the Hank of Eng­ year \vns <fven nttire oittstioken lit ed the chamber of lieputies French master, as resulting from the re­ its disbelief of the authenticity of losses were not so great as rumor­ moval from Sanford of a “money iption be noted, adding: which saw vnllinnt ser­ land opposed to f heavy gold ex­ the message. ed lint he avoided giving figures. order" houso during the luttcr part contrary to overy elc- division perts, B r i t i s h financial authori­ “It was just a hit of strategy overseas filed past. If Anglo-Saxon procedure vice Tho Petit Journal Fez corres­ of the fiscal year ending June 30. ties heM that Australian burrow­ In the reviewing stand with the on the part of hifriends," George frisjirudence to refuse to President pondent rays Alsl-EI-Krim has to 1921. During that year, it was were Senators Hutler ing in London should he limited Commit, assistant state’s attorney evidence ns to what evo- anil Gillett, reduced French effectives in said, 10 to 100 parkages a day Massachusetts, to 5,00(1,(100 pounds und even this who imrsccutcd Scott, said. “I Morocco the ris nnd what it means and Major General ofEdward that they they are daily were shipped from Sanford and was a eoncession to popular d e ­ I,. I.ogan, |th*j Bible is and what it think Russell's friends are spar­ liecoming less French payment for practically all of ii commander of the 2(»th division, mands that New York should not ring for enough time to get a c o i n ­ troop i, because efficient. their iiumlHTs are lh"sc came in the form of postal Sunders, Major Janies b e a l l o w e d t o monopolize the ItUoi- mutation of sentence. In any case iney (icncral Stewart train- Secretary insufficient, are compelled to liu money orders. This increased the ness. F. Coupal, the President's physi­ total for 1924 to such an extent, Russell Scott was a party to the court room floor as soon cian, in the fighting line constantly with The terms of the American murder and must he punished ac­ served overseas in n hos­ it was asserted, that an otherwise [Hays had slated his cxccp pital who no rest periods whatever. They are unit of the division, ami loan place the Australian govern­ cordingly. The state's attorney’s lartV increase during 'the past say that in tin* name ot Representative Connery of the ment on the snino credit basis office still contends that if it was carrying on under terrific heat and year is not so noticeable. e, he objected to the mail- Seventh .Massachusetts the correspondent insists it is im­ district, witli Canada, the only British do­ Russell and not Robert who fireil perative that they lie relieved Paid money orders in the 1921 ihich the defense cxeep- w h o served ut a private and s;r- minion which previously has sold the fatal shot. fiscal year were $128,803.01 while tated, declaring that It* gennt with the division in France. soon. Hu demands nddiUon d uvi- for thu bond issues hero ami one of the past year they totaled Meanwhile other messages pur­ ntlon units and says th • i re nt id it a reflection on the 1 wcuty feet from tile review­ few governments which lias been porting $134, 858.1*0. This is nn increase of to give information which French bombing planes in M irn-eo ing stand during the review sat aide to borrow at u five per cent would save Scott from hanging one have a radius of only eighteen over four per cent. I" .n't F u rl CoirrJ Major General Clarence R. Kd- interest rate. The present issue it doesn’t hurt this waids, retired, who led the 26th taken the form of .'10 year 5 per week from today, were receive I by miles over the enemy lines and tuat Cof authorities ami by Thomas pursuit planes are hadlv n.-edeil. l;‘id Judge Raulston. into action in France. As cent bonds priced at li'.i 1-2 and the Srntt, Russell’s aged and crippled Iik th« re i:i no danger of divirion Tho correspondent declare a (J • not redeemable before 1052. The In* left the reviewing stand, Mr. the cuurt," replied tli • Coolidge spied the general and only difference in the sterling loan father and Mrs. Catharine Scott, man aviators are fighting vvii.Ii condemned mail's wife. enernl. Ahd-EI-K rim. One, he :ay... is paused a moment to exchange is in the range of maturities theOne message was addressed to named Von Dietrich, a forro"* [ is no danger of it hurting greetings. which run up to 50 years. Mr. Harrow’s contrihuProceed of both tho New York Mr. Gorman ami asked him to top member of General Von llindenLeaving White Court at noon, • and London loans will lie applied the execution, stating that tIn* burg’s staff. mi arc already hurt us the President on his way to Camp by the government o f Australia t" writer knew all about the slay­ Ho advocated the bombardment CHIf’AGO, July 18.—William you can he hurt," from L'evcns, traversed part of tin; meeting war loan maturities of ing und would tell some day. It of Adjir, Ahd-EI-Krini's headquart­ route of Paul Revere on his me­ Darling Shepherd, recently ac­ was not received until after the about f t 1.1,000,000 next Decem­ ers by tlm Spanish fleet or by quitted of tho murder of William vony about us," replied morable ride. Returning, he paus­ ber. The remainder o f the obliga­ hour set fur the hanging. ed at Concord to take into Ids au­ Another message sent to Scott French nirnlnncs and declares it [ Nelson Mel ’iint'ii k, millionaire or­ J'/V- !h" -date of Tinne 10 tions, it is expected will tie re­ himself from Detroit und signed is necessary for tho French to use I'.' r«lo the world yet. tomobile Pauline Kvelett, tiled through internal funding native methods of wnr.(iro phan ami his ward, Friday lost James M. Hall, advised the con­ against Imp" of enlightening the . years old, who presented him operations. tinRiffians—meaning tho his first legal skirmir.h to gain with a bouquet of field flowers demned man to send his father a whole, it was antic!of property and con­ possession of tho million dollar to Detroit to obtain evidence that destruction f.-iy the scientists probn- ami accompanied him to Concord ' fiscation of harvests, the penaliz­ would help Russell. not correct the word.* llridge. ing of tribes who do not assist the estate left him by McClintock’s Scott’s father was reported to French There file President was np|" f man and ( want to exand the taking of hostages will. have received a second telegram from tribes ?*•'! lent naans, -is pronclicd l>y another shy youngster ^ whoso fidelity wavers. Probate Judge Henry Horner signed Robert Scott und staling la­ JL'V|"' «, *'*w form of life Elizabeth Wentworth, 7 years old, lie sayi AI mI-El-lvrim took 200 refused to admit to probate the ■ny i<mliing man." wns coming here to give himself of Concord, who handed u bunch up hut the elder Scott refused to hostages from the iieni Zerouul wiil, leaving to Shepherd all of f 11 ,'«vo dictionaries," said of sweet pens. hvart. confirm this, although staling that clan, shot half of them and inflic­ the estate except an $8,0(81 annuity Mrs. Coolidge did not nccomL NEW YORK, July 18.—Three he had received several message*. ted u fine of 2,000,000 francs on to Mi: * l.iahelie Pope, young MeP t think the; court has one," pnny the President on his trip. attempted payroll roblieries were Scott’s father and wife visited the tribe in addition to confiscat­ ('lintock's fiancee. Probation was ■-Mr. Harrow. refused on the grounds of a "pro­ Prior to his departure, while he staged almost simultaneously ill him in the death cell for u short ing quantities of its goods. I*uul»ton in bis opinion was conferring at White Court sumption of undue influence.” The writer says Marshul LynuJh? experts out had sai.li with Secretary Davis, she motor­ widely separated districts of the time Friday afternoon, then left Judge Horner decided it was the IMrc to suggest that I he- ed to Lynn to do some shopping city Friday, in none of which did smiling, stating they were going ey, French active commander in duty of proponent.* of the will to fidutiom-t, , hllt||tl nt |east , the robbers get the payroll they to make an even moro determined Morocco, has "seen the necessity visited for the first time tl >u sought. Hue mini was shot and effort to save him. of this porceilure" and that he is disprove undue influence in the ; >n tin’ .i .i ideration to and Executive offices there. orguni/ing a force to put it into higher courts. seriously wounded and one of the woi.l •ascend’ for Immediately nfter the decision, practice. There are at least twenty-three tohbers is believed to have been he uggestion was tin; litigants—Shepherd on the government bureaus and commis­ . ! ii"n with n >a- City To Receive Bids shot. No arrests were made. ST. PETERSBURG, Times Pub­ one side and r.ine Iowa cousins hreilcrick Smith, former city al­ sions in Washington which do not j flr:o «*f the legislnlishing Company buys site for er­ of McL'lintock and Miss Pope mi come under the head of the ten derman, now a salesman of the . which the indictment On Municipal Dredge the other—started a second con­ ection of three-story building. Meier & Uelhaf Iron Works, was regular departments. J i wui brought by test over tile administration of On Monday Afternoon shot when three armed, unmasked L *'!'• "'“lie unlawful ’txi the estate. Attorneys for tho men held up the iron works office V that denies the contestants, were unable to agreo Following the advertising dur­ in Christopher street, while tlu> fci, ,vine t’reation ns tnught on an administrator ami thu hear­ payroll was being made up. Forty ing the past several weeks for pro­ mf !' to tench instead ing finally was continued until I1' i hud descended from a posals on a 12-iuch dredge, to ho men at work in thu plant at the next Tuesday, when if an agree­ srucr of animals. owned ami operate;l by the city of time, rushed into the office on ment is not reached, the court will ■ • xclmrigc between Harrow Sanford, sealed bids submitted by hearing the shot und frightened minwi a custodian. art continued for a few various dredge building compunies, the robbers away before they had JACKSONVILLE, July 18.-A State Hoard of Health, show that Attorneys for tho contestants the Judge taking no will be opened by the City Commis­ time to gather up the money ly­ warning to parents against allow- J the skin disease may he cured in argued that Shepherd ns the prin­ two vvuys. One by freezing the cipal heueficiaiy, hud ilruwri up i r.vmtiuUy, it shifted to a sion Monday afternoon at 2:30 <ing on the desk. Detective Eleven Devine return- ing their children to go barefoot-1affected purt of the skin with the will himself that he had lived l,?n , proper method o’clock, it was announced today. It was decided several months I ed the fire of two robbers who cd or to play In pool* of water at ethyl chloride or with ice and salt with I , " roe testimony of the young McC’lintm k, ami that into the record of the ngo by the city that it would pur- attempted to steul a $10,000 pay- this time of the yenr has been is- | ami the other by tiie application of two women employed in Shep­ chase a dredge with which to car- roll lie was guarding for tho sued by Dr. F. A. Brink, director , ethyl acetate. herd's household, one of them un­ f e counsel submitted that ry on extensive, bulkhcnding work. United States Trucking Company of the bureau of communicable dis- I Persons ure advised to lie par­ able to read, had witnessed tho was euscs of the State Board of Health | ticular what drugs they uso on instrument. All of this, they con­ r*' jhould he heurd in the It wns learned from City Mnnnger 0f which Governor Smith skin affected with "creeping erup­ r of the court and absence W. B Williams this morning that f-nmerly president. The robbers with offices in this city. wns irregular and showed alrendy one scaled hid has been re­ escaped, fleeing without the pay­ 1Jury. This warning is issued as » [ tion" as they may do moru harm tended, undue influence. Judge llornur [uttorney general submiU- ceived by the city. In addition to roll and maintaining tt running mentis of decreasing the number | to tho skin than good in apparent­ said that no undue influence had of cases of "creeping eruption," ly curing the eruption. sufficient testimony should this a large number of other bids fight for several blocks. been proven hut that while there Putted in the record to en- nre expected to be received before It is believed one was wounded. Larva Migrans, which is prevalent I As a preventive against the dis­ was a presumption of such, it was A payroll of $1,000 placed in an at this time of the year und espe- | ease Dr. Brink lias given the fol­ tiie duty of the proponents to dis­ l 1’ supreme court to pass the opening Monday. envelope in the book keeper’s desk daily among children. The disease lowing advice: Do not sit, lie prove this. Proposition but argue; jj hmg drawn out discuss- Lightning Causes Big repeatedly handled and finally dis­ is caught from the wet ground, o r ! down or go burefooUed on wet attorney indicated carded by four robbers who held mud, or in watery places more >ground or go wading in shallow anShepherd's p t he conducted "and mnke immediate appeal would bo ponds or mud after the rainy sea­ commonly during a rniny season. ' Blaze In California up thu office of the United Htnd I ’f your honor’s opinion." taken. . son luis set in. The application of It may bo caught through the j juj'* said that the defenso land Gravel Company on 218th imiveth e right to argue B A K ER SFIELD , C’aliL, July I street. They finally left after clothing by lying on damp ground ; chlorinated lime or quick lime to WEATHER OUTLOOK met coil or grass where children I "e court that the law is 18 —Damage estimated nt $450,000 taking three dollars in small but the exposure of the skin to ure likely to play would be of val­ such conditions is more likely to ■'able. was caused by fire in tank number change from the cash box of the WASHINGTON, July 18— The cause the contraction of tho dis­ ue, aiding the prevention of the •Korney general suggested four of the Pacific Oil Company safe. Wf*Ath#r outlook for the week be­ disease. Part* of the body that ease. T 'hided evidence be put which started late yesterday even­ have been in contact with wet soil ginning Monday, occasional thun­ Experiments being conducted at P ‘ijce, Mr. Harrow reply- ing nnd was still bumin* early to­ Iaikeland — $10,000 npartment should he washed and nibbed with dershowers, temperatures averag­ ‘ ke v,*a3 rilling to do day. Tbs blaze was caused by I house t n bo erected on Ridge-1 the laboratories in Jacksonville' alcohol, _ ing nearly normul. and nt clinics held here by the | lightning. I wood street, [nse Attorneys By Decision FRENCH CONTINUE TO WIN AGAINST RIFFIANTROOPS PRESIDENT PA Y S AUSTRALIA ASKS VISIT TO DEVENS FOR LOAN IN U.S. TO SEE SOLDIERS FOR FIRST TIME f Shepherd Is Loser In First Round To uet Will Probated Attempted Payroll Uobberies Are Not Successful In N. Y. Slate Board Warns Parents Against Allowing Kiddies To Go Barefooted NUMBER 300. Contest Won By Score of 3 to 2 By Timely H itting In Pinches By the Celery-Feds Maryland Man Held For Killing,Robbery SALISBURY, Mil., July 18. —James Baker, 22, hns confes­ sed to tho murder nnd robbery of James Carey, well to do far­ mer, whose body was found along the railroad tracks east of tin; small town of Willards late Friday. Carey’s body wns found and upon investigation Both Teams Play Well showed that he hud been robbed of $30,100. But Izocal Batsmen Baker was missed shortly af­ OutclassThcVisitors terward and it was learned that lie and Blanche Ellingsworth By R. M. Mason, Jr. had fled. Carey had been beat­ en on the head and his skull Sanford made it 2 .straight wns crushed. He had kept the from tho lakeland Highlandmoney about his house because I era Friday afternoon in one hu had no faith in hanks. A large sum was found on Baker, of the hardest fought contests Crawford Pitches Wonderful Game » played on the local field this ; year. The game ended three 3 to two. Crawford, on tho mound for the Celcrymcn, was in superb form, giving up ^ only six hits, three of these CHAMBER GOAL IN COMING DRIVE TO BE FIXED MONDAY coniine in the seventh inning. The $1 h>onl* hit when hits meant runs and save for two errors, the per­ formance of the whole team in every department of tho game, was all that could 11 asked. Eight must not he lost of tho " support given "Red" Craig by tho Lakeland team. Craig govu up only seven hits ami the Highlandm i supported him 100 |>er cent stiniig. The secret of the CeleryFeds* victory wns their timely clouting. Neither team scored more than one run in one inning. A long drive by Bailey in tho seventh frame for three bases which scored Wade from first tied the score temporarily nnd was tho individual batting feature of tho game. Wade for Eunford Ponder for Lakeland each secured one tiyo-bast; clout. Lakeland threatened first in tho initial inning of Friday’s contest when Buckley, tho only man walk- « ed by Crawford during tho entire game, reached first on four bulls ns thu first man up. Surface sac­ rificed, advancing him to- second nnd the runner stole third. Johnl son flew out to center field und Dumas ntrurk out. In the first it was three up nnd three down for Sanford, all men going out via the "pitcher to first” route. In the second Frisbio hit to center und McQuc walked, ndvmicing him n bnse. Wade sacri­ ficed and both runners advanced a base each. Bailey struck out and Hardy walked, filling thu bases. Crawford hit one high into the at­ mosphere, the hall being caught by the Lakeland short stop and the team lost a good chance to score. In tin; third it wns again threo up and three down for the CclcryFeils, hut in the fourth nfter Frishie hml struck out, Mctjue hit to right field nnd scored when Wade smashed out u long drive over thu head of tho center fielder. Wndo wn.i caught trying to steal third and Hnilcy was out third to first, retiring the side. The Highlanders scored their first run in the sixth. Cruig reached first on McQue’s error, a had throw, and went to second nil the throw. On a hall, which wns hard to decide whether it was n wild pitch or a passed hall, tho runner reached third. ifuckley struck out und Brazier, hitting for Surface, flew out to Wade in cen­ ter field. Johnson, a new mem­ ber of the Lakeland squad hit safely between Bailey nnd Cusack und Craig scored. Johnson ■tolo second hut a moment late.* Dumas flew out to third base. In Lakeland’s hull of the sev­ enth inning, Edward* flew out to Moore in left field and Ponder hit safely, only to he caught out ut first base via the catcher to first route. Doyle hit one to right field for a clean single nnd scored •in n long single to center by Francis. Craig was out pitcher to first, retiring tho side. In Sanford's end of the seventh McQuc fouled out to thu catcher, and Wade singled. Then Bailey, for his lone hit of thu game, smashed out a long drive to left which scored Wade nnd brought thu Sanford rooters to their fret. It was ono of thu !ong%».*t drive* made on the local field during tho season. Bailey was caught out at third, pitcher to third and Hardy popped nut to the pitcher. Lakeland threatened again in (Continued on Page Six) Unusual Interest Manifested • In Session Mondny Night nt Seminole CnfeWhenGrenter Sanford Committee Meets Thero is great interest in the in­ itial meeting of the "Greater San­ ford Program" committee of 100 citizens, which will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Seminole Cufe. The movement to build for Snnford a modern Chamber of Commerce with adequate working capital and a fund sufficient for a sustained advertising campaign has been received with much approval and is already a favorite topic of conversation on the streetn. The goal of the campaign has not yet been set, hut it is the hope of progressive citizens that the re­ sult of the campaign will show that Sunfonl is "on its toes" und ready fur the fustvst company in the race of cities. The goal w iR he set le­ the campaign executive committee which will be elected Monday nlghl. Before it is set the committee will discuss the matter witli thu Icuding interests of thu community. The executive committee is ex­ pected to get into action Tuesday with tho election of tlu* gei.ernl chairman and other campaign com­ mittees. The feature of tho Monday night meeting is expected to be the ad­ dress of Dr. Alexander Karr, lie has been making n study of thu Snnford district the last few days, und has made a first hand investi­ gation of the agricultural prospects of this section of thu state. Re­ cently hu completed a tour of Eouthcrn Florida. There is no more enthusiastic mnn on tie; future of Florida than Dr. Karr, a man who has been en­ gaged in community building work for a quarter of a century. He mndu Ids first visit to the state this spring to serve in the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce campaign. He became so thorougnly in love witli (lie state and its poHibbilili(,!i that he decided to make it his fu­ ture home. After Sept. I. he will give his entire time to lecturing for the Daytona Ilighlunds com­ pany. Sand B urr Lodges In Small Boy’s Throat WEST PALM BEACH, July 18— With a sand burr in his throat, six year old John Mott, the son of .Mrs. Gertrude Mott, was rushed from this city last night for Jack­ sonville for treatment. The lad in seeking to dislodge the burr from His hand placed it in his mouth and n sudden intaku ,bf hrctflh drew the burr down his throat where it lodged, defying all efforts of removal. Denver Klansinen Arc In FavorW ithdrawing DENVER, Colo., July 18— The Rocky Mountain News says today that the Denver Ku Klux Rian nnd n dozen other local organizations in Colorado voted unanimously lute last night to withdraw front organ­ ization headed by Hiram Wesley Evans and to form an indepedent organization to be headed by John Gulcn Locke, Dragon of the Color­ ado Klan. Evacuation of Ruhr Auto Mechanic Dies Is Now In Full Swing* From Gasoline Burns BERLIN, July 18— Evacuation MIAMI, July 18— C. F. Izingston, Miami Beach ntcchauric, died this morning in a local hospital us the result of burns he leccived in a irasolina fire nt the garage where ho was employed. A burning match cast on tho cement floor started thu blaze in spilled gasoline and Langston overturned u tank of gnxoliriu in the flumes while try­ ing to stamp them out. of the Ruhr uppeurvd to be und r way in full swing this morning a* the French were departin': from Recklinghausen. Sunday they will leave GeLcnkir. hen ami Mon­ dny Hettlngcn will in* evacuated. i Thu "sanctions citie*’’ of Dues eldorff, Duisburg and Ruhrnrt will be evacuated early In August. Markets Tho population of Europe, dur. CHICAGO. July 18— Wheat, 15 ing the past 125 years, has incroav- I September, 1.505 to 1.57; Svptented from 200 million to more thun bur 1 0*15 to 1.07, Oat-, 450 million, __ L _ | ,4g, J J �Thu birib flew to their 40,000 Pigeons Are In land. h o w s in various nortl of thc and northwest coast lit com­ ICnglishHomingFIight nerth petitions arranged by 16 frdcratlors of fanciers. Forty-two II IT CHIN, Eng.. July 1G- Forty special railway vans, holding apthousands 'aoming pigeons were prnximriely 1/.00 bird hampers, released h re recently for partic­ were required to transport thc pig­ OXFORD, England, July 1 0 .- ipation in thc greatest flight of eons t i IliUhtn for participation An appeal is boing made to old ________________ kind ever organized in Kng-< in the race. mcml/ers of thc Oxford Union for £iO.0GO which is necessary for thr saving of the society's huildingj. Such appeals are most unusual in Oxford, but this one is justified b> Clearwater—Construction on « an architect’s statement that the n e w h ot e l Fort Harrison, progres­ roof of the Union library though sing rapidly. ________ti comparatively new, cannot stand the storms of another winter. Bradenton—Flans being made This library has been from the for constructing three temporary first an ill-omened structure. It school buildings. was upon its upper walls that Ko P a rt of store for candy and confections eetti, Burne-Jones, Morris and thc young pr*-ltaphnr|it»s pointed the famous fresco scenes from the Morte d’Arthur—n scries of wnll Phone G72 between 4 p. m. and 6 p. in. paintings probably never surpass­ ed in England—only to see them peel off with thc damp and the rotting plaster within 10 or 12 years. The innido of the high roof, which is now giving way, was de­ corated and designed by Wjiiium Morris, and U worthy of note no leas for its beauty than for the fact that here he fir.it became aware of his abilities in this form of art. New Jap Syndicate to Exploit Coal Fields TOKYO, July 1G—The govern­ ment authorities arc reported to have reached nn a-moment on the proposed formation of u remi-ofiicial syndicate for the exploitat­ ion of the &i*halicn coal and oil fields. Thc oil syndicate will have a eapitl of 10,000,000 yon und the coal syndicate will bo capitalized for 10X00,000 yen. Ilnlf the capital is to be invested by the Hukushin Kui, the old syndirate interested in KaKhali n, and the North Saglmlien Industrial (Company, and the remainder will l*e offered for general suh-crlptlon. The Imperial Navy will nur rhnse the entire oil output. Only Japanese «'ih,'*’t*he ulhrwnl to subscribe for shurcs. it thr special assessments proBring your foot ..troubles to cause a copy thereof to oe Tooloyd’s Shoe Store Saturday and lished two times consecutively, onday. Free Demonstration and onct, cach wecjt> jn a newspaper lvkro* published in Sanford. Florida, a t­ I taching to said special assessment (Continued From Page Two) • ro|| so published a notice directed revisions of hectlorw 101 and 102 „ P .y ownc„ interested J owners owning properly oouirains : the Charter of the City of San0 W ssmentst stat-land abutting upon such improve •rd, Florida, shall proceed with- f jn Jl^ nlancc wi,h the provis-1m int as follows: cither in ful it delay to make a special aslcs- ,J [g of thc b a r t e r of the City of (within thirty .lays after said as S. O. C ent roll, assessing the special Sanfor{J F|or5da, a definite time | .‘ossments shall stand equalized C. J. M :nefl*.s to be received as the re- nmJ p|a^ whcrc compia ints will be! approved and confirmed, or in let An the City c< lit of the improvement contcm- hean| nn<| when gai(l npeejal a s -1equal annual installments with in City of SaaforJ Inted against all lots and lands j >€MnM.nt roj| wm he finally con-1terest a t the rate of cighl percent Attest: {joining and contiguous or j f j r m e i | by thc city Commission j r^r nnnum upon all deferred pay en d in g and abutting upon such ^ #s an E<,ua| izinB Board. ! ments from and after thc tinn “S Z BE IT PUBTIIEB RESOLVED, | .aid .p « ia l .to ll b Publish July 1 NOW IK Till? TIM I? TO (JIT IN ON GROIN!) FLOOR THE SILENT PARTNER For Further Information Call at Montezuma Hole! H. V> SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc MAKE RESERVATION EARLY And Miami is building along broad lines, taking ample care ot tne social, m oiai, as well as financial aspect of its developmen t. It is a most interesting and convincing fact that this evidence of» faith, which has of late taken on such tangible expression, * has attracted and continues to attract the adm iration and co-operation—by definite participation through investment—of the thinking people of these United States. THERE IS NO trying to appraise the final possibilities of thc grow vclopment of G reater Miami. T h e r e never has bee situation in the history of the N ation and, therefore, write its own individual history. F YOU arc fond of good music, you will enjoy the Miami Shores Orchestra, personally directed hy George L. Jackson, violin virtuoso. This orches­ tra plays in our City Office every evening except Sunday and Thursday. These con­ certs arc broadcast over \V 0 A M, wave length *208 Distributor: HOW ARD H O W L E R t'lorhla A R R O W Be our guest on n free in­ spection trip to Miami Shores. Make reservations today. America’s Mediterranean Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. �' THE SAN1 PAG® TWO HI *1 SATU R D AY , JULY 18, 1925. All of said Improving, grading, property owners Interested in' said and re-hard surfacing of said por-’finally equalized, approved and Iota and lands adjoining ment roll, assessing the special that the entiro cost of the Improve­ tiguous or, bounding and] benefits to be received as the re­ ment aforesaid, shall be assessed construction, reconstruction, pav­ special assessments, stating in ac­ tion of Randolnh Street, Crescent 'confirmed, and, upon iam Improvement, Street, Court Street. Hughey, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED sult of the improvement contem­ against all property nbutting and ing and rc-paving to be done In cordance with the provisions of the Twenty Seven Thousand li Street, Washington Avenue, Jef-;T h a t this resolution shall be and A RESOLUTION PROVIDING plated against nil lots and lands fronting upon that portion of compliance with plans, specifics- Charter of the City of Sanford, dred Thirteen and 3g .jJ ferson Avenue, Adams Avenue,1 become effective immediately from Florida, a definite time and place FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV- adjoining and contiguous or bound­ Eighth Street between Summerlin | tions, profiles and estimates of ING, HARD SURFACING AND ing and abutting upon such im­ Avenue and Mellonville Avenue to said proposed improvement of where complaints will be heard Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drivel nnd after Its passage and adopt- 218.28) Dollars i8 the t j mated cost of said con, * REJ1ARD SURFACING OF provement, and upon the comple­ be so improved by the paving, re­ Eighth Street from Mellonville and when said special assessment and Bel-Air Boulevard as afore - 1ion. Adopted this the 13th day )f improvement in the pavi, CELERY AVENUE FROM tion of said assessment roll to paving, hnrd surfacing and re-hard Avenue to East line of Tier “H I roll will be finally confirmed by raid, as n necessary public i Ju'y, A. D., 1925. paving, hard surfacing anil MELLONVILLE AVENUE TO cause a copy thereof to be publish­ surfacing of said portion of Eighth in E. It. Trafford’s Map of San­ the City Commission sitting as a n ! provement. FORREST LAKE, surfacing of snid portion t< BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, SUMMERLIN AVENUE, A ed two times consecutively, once Street, a width of 24 feet, and ford Florida, now on file In Equalizing Board. S. O. CHASE, mcrlin Street, Montezuma j BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure not ex­ WIDTH OF 32 FEET. each week, in a newspaper pub­ against all lots and lands adjoining the office of the City Man­ C. J. MARSHALL, Douglass Street ami Elliott lished In Sanford, Florida, attach­ nnd contiguous or bounding and ager of the City or Sanford, Flor­ Thnt the special assessments pro­ ceeding One Hundred Thousand WHEREAS, the City Commis- ing to said special assessment roll abutting upon said improvement; ida, which snid plans, specificn- vided for by this resolution to be One Hundred Fifty nnd 41-100 As the City Commission of the to bo specially assessed all lots nnd Innds aiijok tlon of the City of Sanford, Flor­ so published n notice directed to thnt Seven Thousand Four Hun­ tions, profiles nnd estimates have made and entered against the pro­ ($100,150.44) Dollars is hereby au­ City of Sanford, Florida. contiguous or bounding ar ida deems it advisable to improve, nil prrperty owners interested in dred Sixty-Four Dollars and been heretofore approved by tho perty bounding nnd abutting upon thorized to cover the cost of pav­ Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) ing upon said lmprovem» grade, construct, reconstruct, pave «nid special assessments, stating i Go-100 ($7,464,06) is the total esti* City Commission and constitute snid improvement shall be payable ing, re-paving, hnrd surfacing and City Clerk. sum of $3.65 is the e.qim^ and re-pavc with sheet asphalt on in accordance with the provisions ‘ mated cost of said contemplated the plans nnd specifications for at the option of the property own­ re-hard surfacing Randolph Street, per front foot for said Crescent Street, Court Street, a 6 inch rock base the following of the Charter of the City of San­ improvement in the paving, rc- snid work, therefore, ers owning property bounding and ment. Avenue in the City of Sanford, ford, Florida, n definite time nnd paving, hnrd surfacing and re-hard BE IT RESOLVED, That the nbutting upon such improvement Hughey Street, Washington Ave­ BE IT FURTHER nue, Jefferson Avenue, Adanta Florida, to-wit: City Commission of the City of ns fallows; either in full within surfacing of said portion of Eighth place where comp’aints will be Avenue, Summerlin Avenue, Lake Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ That it in the determine thirty days nfter snid assessments Street, to be specially assessed heard and when said special asA RESOLUTION PROVIDING this Commission that »n ^ CELERY AVENUE, From Mellon­ 'cssment roll will be finally con­ against all lots and lands adjoin­ able, ns a necessary public im­ shall stand equalized, approved Diive nnd Bel-Air Boulevard, in FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAVville Avenue to Summerlin Ave­ firmed by tho City Commission ing and contiguous or bounding provement, to pave, rc-pavc, hard nnd confirmed, or in ten equal an­ Bel-Air, Sanford Florida, a width Inndi adjoining and contig^. ING, HARD SURFACING AND nue. bounding and abutting Up^ and abutting upon said improve­ surface and re-hard surface with nual installments with interest at of 21 feet, which said sum of One sitting as an Equalizing Board. RE-HARI) SURFACING OF merlin Street nnd Montem^, b e it FURTHER RESOLVED, ment the sum of $4.73 is the es­ sheet nsphnlt on a six inch rock the rate o? eight per cent, per nn- Hundred Thousand One Hundred SUMMERLIN STREET AND All of said improving, grnding, That the special assessments pro­ timated cost per front foot for base, Eighth Street from Mellon­ mini upon all deferred payments Fifty nnd 44-100 ($100,150.44) nue in the plat of Buenr MONTEZUMA AVENUE, IN construction, reconstruction, pav­ vided for by this resolution to bo said improvement. Estates, and Douglass St. ville Avenue to East line of Tier from nnd after the time snid spec- Dollars is the total estimated cost THE PLAT OF DUENA VISing and re-paving to lie done in nude ami entered against the prop* Elliott Street between Celt BE IT R E S O L V E D "H” in E. R. Trnfford’s Map ini assessment shall be nnd stand of snid improvement; that tho enTA ESTATES, and DOUGLASS nue ntid Montezuma Av* compliance with plans, specifica­ •rty bounding nnd abutting upon Thnt it is the determination of of Sanford, Florida, a width finally equalized, approved nnd tire cost of the improvement aforeSTREET AND ELLIOTT be benefitted by the tions, profiles and estimates of aid improvement shall he payable this Commission that all lots ami of 21 feet; thnt all of said confirmed, and, snid, shall be nsscssed ngainst nil STREET, FROM CELERY ment provided for by said proposed improvement of Cel­ at the option of the property own­ lands adjoining and contiguous or paving, re-paving, hard surfacing BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, property abutting nnd fronting AVENUE TO MONTEZUMA ery Avenue, from Mellonville Avo- ers owning property bounding nnd bounding ami nbutting upon and re-hard surfacing of Eighth Thnt this resolution shall be nnd upon that portion of Randolph olution, nnd thnt the * AVENUE, A WIDTH OF 21 sessments to be made n nu 3 to Summerlin Avenue, now on abutting upon such improvement Eighth Street between Summerlin Street, ns aforesaid, shall be become effective immediately from Street, Crescent Street, Court FEET. file in the office of the City Man­ as follows; either in full within Avenue nnd Mellonville Avenue done in strict compliance with the and after its passage nnd adopt­ Street, Hughey Street, Washing­ cd ngninst all lots and ager of the City of Sanfoni, Flor­ thirty days after said assessments will c benefited by the improve- plans, specification*, profiles and ion. ton Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, joining and contiguous or WHEREAS, the City Commis­ and abutting upon sue) ida, which said plans, specifica shall stand cfjunlixed, approved ment provided for by this resolu­ estimates therefor, now on file in Adopted this 13th day of July, Adams Avenue, Summerlin Ave­ tions, profiles and estimates have and confirmed, or in ton equal nn- tion, nnd that the special as­ the office of the City Manager of A. D., 1925. nue, Lake Drive and Bel-Air Boul­ sion of the City of Sanford, Flor­ plated improvement, been heretofore approved by the nunl installments with interest at sessments to be made and en­ the City of Sanford, Florida, which evard, in Bel-Air, Sanford, Florida, ida, deems it advisable to improve, upon a foot frontage FORREST LAKE, City Commission nnd constitute the rate of eight per cent per an­ tered to be so improved by the paving, grade, construct, reconstruct, pave to say that in the p 8. O. CHASE, against all lots and said plans, specifications, profiles the plam. and specifications for num upon all deferred payments lands adjoining rc-paving, hard surfacing and ro­ nnd rc-pavo with sheet asphalt on the special assessment C. J. MARSHALL, and contigu­ ami estimates have been hereto­ reH, n six inch rock base, the following said work, therefore, front and nfter the time snid spec­ ous or bounding nnd nbutting fore approved by the City Com­ As the City Commission of the ll a rd but facing of said portion of thoroughfares in the City of San­ ing the contemplated imp1 BE IT RESOLVED, That the ial assessments shall be nnd stand upon such contemplated im­ mission and constitute the plans City of Sanford, Florida. Randolph Street, Crescent Street, such special assem»nti City Commission of the City of finally equalized, approved and provement shall be made upon a and specifications for said propos­ Attest: Court Street, Hughey Street, ford, Floridn, to-wit: be determined an d p ro r Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ confirmed, ami, L. R. PHILIPS, (Scab Washington Avenue, Jefferson foot frontage basis; that is to say, ed improvement of Eighth Street according t o th e ( SUMMERLIN STREET AND able, as a necessary public im­ Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer­ City Clerk. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that in the preparation of the spec­ between Mellonville Avenue to frontnge of the respective MONTEZUMA AVENUE, In the provement to pave, re-pave, hard That this resolution shall be and ial assessments roll covering the E azt.of Tier ,*H" in E. R. Truflin Avenue, Lake Drive and Belties specially benefitted 1 Plat of Buena Vista Estates. surface and rs-hnrd surface wltn b e c o m e effective immediately front contemplated improvement such ford’s Map of Sanford, Florida, a Air Boulevard, n width of 24 feet, improvement. sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock and after its passage nnd adopt­ special assessments shall be de­ width of 21 feet, nnd this Commis­ and ngainst all lots and lands ad­ BE IT FURTHER RESOtl DOUGLASS STREET nnd ELLI­ base, Celery Avenue from Mcllon- ion. termined and prorated according to sion hereby declares the necessity A RESOLUTION PROVIDING joining nnd contiguous or,hound­ That the Tax Assessor »ai OTT STREET, From Celery villo Avenue to Summerlin Ave­ ing and nbutting upon said Im­ Adopted litis 13 day of July, A. the foot frontage of the respective for the paving, re-paving, hard City Clerk of the City of & Avenue to Montezuma Avenue. FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV­ provement; thnt One Hundred nue, a width of 32 feet; thnt nil I)., 1025. properties specially benefitted by surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing of Florida, in accordance wril ING. HARD SURFACING AND of said paving, rc-paving, hard said improvement. said portion of Eighth Street ns Thousand One Hundred Fifty nnd FORREST LAKE, provisions of Sections 101 All of snid improving, grading, RE-HARD SURFACING OF surfacing and re-hnrd surfacing of 41-100 ($100,150.41) Doilnrs is tile BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, aforesaid, ns a necessary public S. O. CHASE, of the Chnrtcr of the City if construction, reconstruction, pav­ RANDOLPil STREET, CRES­ Celery Avenue, as aforesaid, shall total estimated cost of said con­ O. .1. MARSHALL, Thnt the Tax Assessor ami the improvement. CENT STREET, COURT templated improvement in the ing and tc-pnvlng to he done in ford, F’lorida, shall proceed be done in strict compliance with As the City Commission of the City Clerk of tho City of Sanford. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, STREET, HUGHEY STREET, paving, rc-pnving, hnrd surfacing compliance with plans, spe« ificu- out delay to make n special the plana, specifications, protitcs City of Sanford, Florida. Florida, in accordance with the That a tolnl expenditure not ex­ and estimates therefor, now on Attest: A YEN U E ,. ,'|ni| ^.'.hard surfacing of said tions, profiles and estimates of ment roll, assessing the provisions of Sections 101 ami 102 ceeding Four Thousand Three Hun­ WASHINGTON file in the office of the City Man­ Jhb F EltSON, A V h N U E , portion of Rnndnlph Street, Crcs- said proposed improvement of Sum­ benefits to be received ai I,. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) of the Charter of the City of Snn- dred Twenty-Five Dollars nnd ager of the City of Sanford, Flur ADAMS AVENUE, SUMMER-. conj street, Court Street, Hughey merlin Street and Montezuma suit of the Improvement City Clerk. ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ 81-100 ($I,325.H4) is hcrchy au­ Ida, which said plans, specifica­ Publish July 1H. I,IN A\ ENUE, LAKE DRIVE street, Washington Avenue, Jcf- Avenue in the Pint of Buena Vis­ plated ngninst all lots sri out delay to make a special assess­ thorized to cover tho cost of [lav­ tions, profiles nnd estimates have AND ''LL*AIR BOULEVARD, fcrson Avenue, Adams Avenue, ta Estates, ami Douglass Street adjoining nnd contiguous or ment roll, assessing the special ing, re-paving, hard surfacing und been heretofore approved by the IN BE1.-AIR, SANFORD, Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drive and Elliott Street from Celery ing and nbutting upon »* benefits to lie received as the re­ re-hard surfacing Eighth Street City Commission nnd constitute FLORIDA, A WIDTH OF 2t nnd Bel-Air Boulevard, to be spec­ Avenue to Montezuma Avenue, provement, nnd upon the sult of the improvement contem­ between Mellonville Avenue to the plans and specifications for the office tion of said assessment FEET. plated against all lots and lands ially assessed against all lota nnd now on file in East line of Tier "H" in E. It. said proposed improvement of Cel A RESOLUTION PROVIDING adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ °f the City Manager of the City of cause a copy thereof to be lands adjoining nnd contiguous or Trnfford's Map of Snnfnrd, Flor­ FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAVery Avenue between Mellonville WHEREAS, the City Conimisbounding and abutting upon said SanfWd, Florida, which snid plans, ed two times consecutive!; ING, HARD SURFACING AND ing and abutting upon such im­ ida, a width of 24 feet, which said Avenue and Summerlin Avenue, n each week, in a newspaper RE-HARD SURFACING OF provement, and upon tho comple­ sum of Four Thousand Three Hun­ fdi>n of the City of Sanford, Mor- .improvement; the sum of $1.82 is specifications, profiles and esti­ lishcd in Sanford, F’lori width of 32 feet, and tills Com mates have been heretofore npEIGHTH STREET FROM SUM- tion of said assessment roll to dred Twenty-Five Dollars and iiin, deems it advisable to improve, I t|)L, estimated cost per front foot mission hereby declares the neces­ proved by the City Comniission taching to said special a MERLIN AVENUE TO MEL- cause a copy thereof to lie publish­ 84-100 ($4,325.81) is the total es­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave for said improvement. sity for tho paving, re-pnving and constitute the plans and spec­ roll so published a notice ami re-pave with sheet nsphalt on ed two times consecutively, once timated cost of snid .mprovement; I.ONVILI.E AVENUE, A Will BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, hard surfacing ami re-hnrd surfac­ a six inch rock base, the following ifications for said work, therefore, ed to all property ownen I each week, in a newspaper pub­ that the entire cost of the improve­ That it is tiie determination of ing of said portion of Ceiery Ave­ Til OF 21 FEET. lished in Sanford, Florida, attach­ ment aforesaid, shall be assessed thoroughfares in the City of San­ this Commission thnt all lots ami BE IT RESOLVED, Thnt the ested in said special nsse nue as aforesaid, ns u necessary stating in accordance with WHEREAS, tho City Commis­ ing to saiil special assessment roll against all property nbutting and ford, Florida, to-wit: lands adjoining and contiguous or City Commission of tho City of visions of the Charter at public improvement. fronting-trptm rthw tsrpoitlon of sion of the City of Sanford, Flor­ rir ; 7trt»Hslrrd“ff *tmtier bounding and abutting upon Ran- Sanford, F’iorida, deems R advis­ of Sunfonf, 'T lOltt/s,' • » " " BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. Street, able, as n necessary public im­ time and place where ida, deems it advisable to improve, all property owners interested in Kightb Street between Mellonville HANDOLI II STREET, ( reaccnt ,Jolph Street, Crescent Thnt a total expenditure not ex­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave said special assessments, stating in Avenue to East line of Tier “ It Street. Court Street. Hughey, Court street,’ Hughey Street, provement to pave, re-pave, hard will be heard and when ceeding Ten Thousand Five Hun­ and re-pavc with sheet asphalt on accordance with the provisions cf in E. R. Trafford’s Map of San­ S ire.', Washington Avenue, Washington Avenue, Jefferson surface and re-hard surface with dred and Fourteen ($10,514.00) a six inch rock base, th.i follow­ the Charter of the City of Sanford, ford, Florida, to bo so im­ Jefferson Avenue, Adams Ave- Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer- sheet nsphalt on a six inch rock ini assessment roll will be confirmed by the City Dollars is hereby authorized to ing Street in the city of Sanford, Florida, a definite time and place proved by the paving, rc-paving. nue, Summerlin Avenue, Lake |jn Avenue, Lake Drive nnd Del- base, Summerlin Street and Mon­ sion Sitting as an Equal/zm cover the cost of paving, ro-pav- Florida, to-wit: where complaints will be hoard hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ Drive and Bel-Air Boulevard, in ,\ir Boulevard in Bel-Air, Sanford, tezuma Avenue in the plat of Bue­ BE IT FURTHER RESG tng, hntd surfacing and re-hard ami when said apceinl assessment ing of said portion of Eighth Hil-Air, Sanford, Florida, | Florida, will be benefitted by the na Vista Estates, and Douglass Thnt the special assessmea: surfacing C.dcry Avenue between EIGHTH STREET, From Sum­ roll will be finally confirmed by Street, a width of 21 feet, and improvement provided for by this Street nnd Elliott Street from vided for by this resoiutiaj Mdlonviiie Avenue and Summerlin the City Commission sitting as n:i Celery Avenue to Montezuma Ave­ aguinst all lots ami lands adjoin­ merlin Avenue to Mellonville All of said improving, grading, resolution, and that the spccinl nsAvenue, a width of 32 feet, which, Equalizing Board. ing and contiguous or hounding construction, reconstruction, pnv- sessments to be made und entered nue, n width of 21 feet; that all made and entered against Avenue. said sum of Ten Thousand Five BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and abutting upon said improve­ ing am! rc-paving to be done in against nil lots nnd lands adjoin- of said paving, re-paving, hard petty bounding and abutti Hundred and Fourteen ($ 10,That the apecinl assessments pro- ment; that F o ir Thousand Three compliance with plans, specifics- j ing and contiguous or bounding surfacing and re-hard surfacing of snid .improvement shall . ill of said improving, grnding, 1.00) Dollars is the total esti­ construction, reconstruction, pav­ vided for by this resolution to he Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars and Street, Montezuma Idc at the option of the tions, profiles and estimates of and nbutting upon such content- Summerlin mated cost of said improvement; ing and re-paving to he done in made and entered ngninst the pro- 84-100 ($4,325.81) is the total es- snid proposed improvement of plated improvement shall be made Avenue, Douglass Street and Elli­ owners owning property thnt the entire cost of the improve­ compliance with plans, spec if ica- I»cHy bounding and abutting upon tlmated cost of said contemplated and abutting upon such Randolph Street, Crescent Street, upon a foot frontage basis; that is ott Street, ns aforesaid shall be ment as follows; either ment aforesaid, shall lie assessed tions, profiles nnd estimates of said improvement shall he payublc improvement in tho paving, re­ done in strict compliance with the Court Street, Hughey Street, to say, that i:i the preparation of against all property abutting nnd snid proposed improvement of at the option of the property own- paving, hard surfacing and rewithin thirty days after plans, specifications, profiles and Washington Avenue, Jefferson the special assessment roll coverfronting upon thnt portion of (’el- Eighth Street from Summerlin owning property hounding and hard surfacing of said portion of Avcnuc, Adams Avenue, Summer- (ing the contemplated iniprove- estimates therefor, now on file in sessments shall stand < cry A :cnuc between Mellonville Avenue to Mellonville Avenue, now abutting upon such improvement Eighth Street, to lie special­ the office of the City Manager of approved and confimed, or Avenue 41ml Summerlin Avenue to on file in the office of tho City as follows; either'in full within ly assessed again t till lots nr.d lin Avenue, Lake Drive and Bel- ment, such special assessments tho City of Sanford, Florida, equal annual installment! # Air Boulevard, in Bel-Air, San- shall be determined and prorated be so , improved , , by, the , paving, re- , Manager of the City of Sanford, thirty days after said assessments lands adjoining and contiguous or ford, Florida, now on file in the according to the foot frontage of which said plans, specifications, terest at tho rate of eifl paving, hard surfacing and .o-1 Kluri(ltt> which Bnit, spt,d f i. shall stand equalized, approved bounding ami abutting upon said profiles and estimates have been cent, per annum upon ail hard surfacing of said portion ui entions, profile* nnd estimates nnd confirmed, or in ten equal un­ improvement; tho sum of $5.25 is office oi tho City Manager of the the respective properties specially heretofore approved by the City payments from and after Ceiny Avenue, n width of 32 feet, have boon heretofore approved by mini installments with interest at the estimated cost pcr( front foot City of Sanford, F’lorida, which benefitted by said improvement, snid special assessment.! si said plans, specifications, profiles RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Commission nnd constitute the nnd against nil lots ami lands ad­ tho City Commission nnd consti­ the rate of eight per cent per an- for said improvement. and stand finally cqo*^ plans and specifications for said and estimates have been hereto- That the Tax Assessor and the joining and contiguous or hound­ tutes the plans and specifications mini upon all deferred payments HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, fore approved by the City Cominis- City Clerk of the City of Sanford, proposed improvement of Sum­ proved nnd confirmed, ami. ing and abutting upon said iin - for said work, therefore, from and after the time said spec­ That it is the determination of BE IT FURTHER RE slon and constitute the plans ami Florida, in a conlance with the merlin Street and Montezuma Ave­ ptovement; that Ten Thousand ial assessments shall be and stand That this resolution nue in the plat of Buena Vista this Commission that all lots and BE IT RESOLVED, That the nnd F vo Hundred and Fourteen City Commission of the City ot finally equalized, approved and lands adjoining nnd contiguous or specifications for snid work, there- provisions of Sections 10L and 102 Instates, nnd Douglass Street umi become effective Ini media fore, i of the Chut ter of the City of Snn($ 10AMJ>0) Dollars is the total Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ confirmed, and, bounding and abutting upon Eigh­ BE IT RESOLVED, That the ' ford, Florida, shall proceed with- Klliott Street between Celery Avc- and after its passage *ai estimated cost of said contemplat­ able, as a necessary public im­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. th Street between .Mellonville Ave­ tiny to make a rpeeinl ns- nue nm* Montezuma Avenue, a ion. u> mnKc rpc ed imptovumcnl in tho paving, re­ provement to [lave, re-pavc, hard Thut this resolution shall lie and nue to F’nst line of Tier ‘‘11” in City Commission of the City of i,,ut delay Adopted this 13th da)’ width of 21 feet, and this Com­ paving, hard surfacing and re-bard surface uml re-hard surface with become effective immediately from FL R. Trnfford’s Map of Sanford, Sanford, Florida, deems it mlvis- aossmont roil, assessing the special mission hereby declares the neces­ A. D., 1925. benefits to be received as the re­ able, as a necessary public im­ surfacing of said portion of Celery shest asphalt oit a six inch rock ami after its passage and adopt­ FORREST LAKE) Florida, will be benefitted by provement to pave, re-pave, hard sult of the improvement contem­ sity for the paving, re-paving, Avenue, to in* specially assessed base, Eighth Street from Summer­ ion. S. O. CHASE, the improvement provided for sut face arid re-hard surface with plated against all lots and lands Hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ against all lots and lands adjoin­ lin Avenir* to Midhmville Avenue, Adopted this 13 day of July, A. by this resolution, nnd that c . J. m arshal ing of said portion of Summerlin or sheet asnhatt on a 6 inch rock base, adjoining and contiguous ing nnd contiguous or bounding a width of 21 feet; that all of said It., 1925. the special assessments to be Randolph Street, Crescent Street, bounding nnd abutting upon such Street, Montezuma Avenue, Doug­ As the City Commission nnd abutting upon said improve­ paving, re paving, hard surfacing FORREST LAKE, made and entered against all lots Court Street, Hughey Street, improvement, and upon the com­ lass Street nrul Klliott Street as City of Sanford, Florida ment; the sum of $ 1.51 is the es­ and re-hard surfacing of Eighth S. (). CHASE, and lamia adjoining and contiguous Washington Avenue, Jefferson pletion of said assessment roll to aforesaid, as a necessary public Attest: timated cost per front foot for Street, as aforesaid, shall he done C. J. MARSHALL, L, R. PHILIPS. or bounding and abutting upon Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer­ cause a copy thereof to be pub­ improvement. so!d improvement. C'iV In strict compliance with tho plans, As tho City Commission of tho sueli contemplated improvement lin Avenue, Lake Drive and Bel- lished two times consecutively, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. specifications, profiles and esti­ City of Sanford, Florida, shall be made upon foot frontage Air Boulevard, tn Bel-Air, San- once each week, in a newspaper That u total expenditure not ex­ That it is tho determination of mate:! therefor, now on file in the A ttest: basis; that is to say, that In tha ford, Florida, a width of 21 feet; published in Sanford, Florida, at- ceeding Twenty Seven Thousand this Commission that all lots and office of the City Manager of the L. it. (HULK'S, (Seal) preparations of special assessment that all of saiil paving, repaving, taching to said special assessment Two Hundred Thirteen nnd 38-100 lands adjoining and continguous or City of Sanford, Florida, which City Clerk. roll covering tho contemplated im­ hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ roll so published a notice directed ($27,213.38) Dollars is hereby au­ A RESOLUTION ' ' H b..unding and abutting upon saiil plans, specifications, profiles, provement, such special assess­ ing of Randolph Street, Crescent to all property owners interested thorized to cover the cost of pav­ FOR THE PAVING. Celery Avenue between Mellonville ami estimates have been hereto­ ments shall be determined and pro­ Street, Court Street, Hughey in suid special assessments, stat­ ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and ING, HARD SUKF’M*^ Avenue and Summerlin Avenue fore approved by the City Commis­ rated according to the foot front­ Street, Washington Avenue, Jef­ ing in accordance with the provis­ re-hnrd surfacing Summerlin IK-:-HARD SU R F'1' Will be benufiOcd by the improve­ sion and constitute the plans and age of the respective properties ferson Avenue, Adams Avenue, ions of the Charter of the City of Street and Montezuma Avenue in DOUGLASS STREET ment provided for by thin resolu­ npccificatiun* for said proposed X RESOLUTION I’ROVIDING specially benefitted by said im­ Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drive Sanford, Florida, a definite time the plat of Buena Vista Estate*, FOR THE RAVING, RE-PAVELLIOTT STREET tion, und that the special assess­ improvement of Eighth Street be­ and Bel-Air Boulevard, ns afore­ and place where complaints will be anil Douginas Street nnd Elliott INO, HARD SURFACING AND provement. MONTEZUMA AVE>‘ ment* to be made and entered tween Summerlin Avenue und Mel­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, said, shall be done in strict heard nnd when said special ascss- Street between Celery Avenue and RF.-II ARD SURFACING OK A. C. L. RAILROAD, •gainst nil lots nnd lands adjoin­ lonville Avenue, a width of 21 feet, with the plans, ment roll will be finully confirmed Montezuma Avenue, a width of 21 That the Tax Assessor and the compliance e ig h t h s t r e e t fr o m OF 18 FEET. ing and contiguous or bounding and this Commission hereby de­ MELLONVILLE AVENUE TO City Clerk of the City of Sanford, specifications, profiles and es­ iiy the City Commission sitting as feet, which said sum of Twenty and abutting upon such contem­ clares the necessity for the paving, Seven Thousand Two Hundred 1 WHEREAS, the CiV Ci EAST LINE OF TIER “ II" IN Florida, in accordance with the timates therefor, now on file nn Flqualizing Board. plated improvement shall lie made re-paving, hard surfacing nnd rein the office of the City provisions of Sections 101 and 102 Thirteen and 3H—loo ($27,213.38) sion of the City of •’'S'1 iif : it f u r t h e r r e s o l v e d , E. R. TRAr'FOUD'H MAI' OF upon a foot frontagu basis; that is hard surfacing of said portion of of the Charter of the City of San­ Manager of the City of Sanford, That the special assessments pro­ Dollars U the total estimated cost ida, deems it advisable SANFORD, FLORIDA, A WID­ to say, thut in tho preparation of Eighth Street as aforesaid, as a ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ Florida, which said plans, speci­ vided for by this resolution to be of said improvement; thnt the en­ grade, construct, rcc<MU'** TH OF 21 FEET. the special assessment roll cover­ necessary put die improvement. out «lelay to make u special assess­ fications, profiles and estimates made ami entered ngninst the pro­ tire cost of the improvement afore­ a n d re-puyc with sheet ing tho contemplated improve­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. WHEREAS, lljo City Commit- ment roll, assessing the special have been heretofore approved by perty bounding nnd abutting upon said shall be assessed against all n six inch rock base, the M ment, -such special assessments That a total expenditure not ex­ benefits to be received as the re­ the City Commission and consti­ said improvement shall be payable property abutting nnd fronting Streets in the City thall be determined and prorated ceeding Seven Thousand Four llun bon nf the City of Sanford, Flor­ sult of the improvement contem­ tute the pinna nnd specifications at the option of the property own­ upon that portion of Summerlin F’loridn, to-wit: according to tho foot frontage of drnl Sixty-Four Doilnrs and 66 -lflu ida, deems it advisublu to improve, plated against all lots and lands for snid proposed improvement of ers owning property bounding und Street and Montezuma Avenue in the respective properties specially ($7,404.65) j* hereby authorized grade, construct, reconstruct, pave adjoining and contiguous or Randolph Street, Crescent Street, abutting upon such improvement , 'he plat of Buena Vistn Estates, DOUGLASS STREET *1 benefitted by snid improvement, to cover the cost of paving, re­ a.-d re-pave with sheet nrpnalt on hounding and nbutting upon such Court Street, Hughey Street, ns follows; either in full within ! and Douglas i Street and Elliott LIOTT STREET, ^ j BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, paving, hard surfacing and ro-hurd a six inch tock base, the following Washington Avenue, Jefferson improvement, und upon the com­ thirty days after said assessments •Street between Celery Avenue and czuma Avenue to That the Tax Assessor and the surfacing Eighth Street between thoroughfare in the City of gnnIn the City of San­ pletion of said assessment roll to Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer­ shall stand equalized, approved Montezuma Avenue to be so im­ City Clerk of the city of Hanford, Summerlin Avenue nnd Mellonville street read. ford, Florida, to-wit; cause a copy thereof to be publish­ lin Avenue, Lake Drive nnd Bel- and confirmed, or in ten equal an­ proved by the paving, ro-paving, Florida, in accordance with the Avenue, u width of 21 feet, which nual installments with interest at hard surfacing nnd rehard surfac­ All of mi id improvi"* provisions of Sections 101 and 102 said sum of Seven Thousand Four EIGHTH STREET, From Mellon­ ed two times consecutively, once Air Boulevard, in Bel-Air, Suneach week, in a newspaper publish­ ford, F’lorida, a width of 24 feet, •the rate of eight per cent per an­ ing of said portion of Summerlin construction, reconstr of the Charter of the City of San- • Hundred Sixty-Four Dollars ana ville Avenue to C ut line of ed in Sanford, Florida, attaching nnd this Commission hereby de­ num upon all deferred payments Street, Montezuma Avenue, Doug, ing and re-pa'dng ford, Florida, shall proceed w ith-165-100 ($7,464.65) Is the total esTier “IT in E. R. Traffurd't to said special assessment roll so clares the necessity for the pav- from and after the time said spec-, lass Street and Elliott Street, a compliance with pl*n?' out delay to make n special assess- I tininted cost of said improvement; Map of Sanford, Florida. published a notico directed to all ing, re-paving, hard surfacing iol assessments shall be and stand Width of 21 foot, and against nil (Continued on P»K* ■ Resolution No. 227 Resolution No. 231 Resolution No. 230 Resolution No. 228 Resolution Resolution No. 22!) j-tr. �vo"'’ ■ . ■ ■ H I . J P* i PIM. L ' ]•:-BWI...,— , . \ THE SANFORti flt^ A b b .S A tb f ttiA V . jITLV lg. 19i>5. - „ ___ _ ■ ■ i i • 11 - -I (Continued from Page 2.) ' l.iu n.imi is unknown: W . er,‘ Uls-Wlfei _ ^ S t t e r . w h o s e ! vIt: W. T. Wellaccording to the foot frontage or s t e r . b is w if e . . — —^ \Vcb»|. \Vch»l. i. .. vtli.M, C h r i s t i a n - n s ; ........Is u n k n o w n ; A r - 1 _____• Is unknown; a. H. I h u r P. O dlln. h i s w ife. ttons, profiles and estimates of the respective properties specially SCphereir,s t iha ins wname J. H. JACKSON l f f . — — —S peer, w h o se O dlln. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la unu n k n u w n : a . W. ka»Avn; I. D a v e g a , h i s w ife. — — ■ . ■ '.ft * said proposed improvement of benefitted by said Improvement. SCthl er fi sf .t i a nill*n a mwe i Is D u v e g a . w n o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is -------BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. Stleff.-Avm .se C h rf ies .t --------------Long Time Loans on Residences am! Basineas Prc Douglus* Street and Elliott Street i a n n a m e Is u n ­ u n k n u w n ; ■ ■ ■----------- tl e is k o tl . That the Tax Assessor and the k n o w n ; J. V. W o l v e r t u n . h is wife, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , from Montezuma Avenue to A. C. I r f: W o l v c r l o n . Avlinse C h r i s t i a n n a m e ------------- B u c h a n , w h o s e C h ristian rg Easy Repayment i!}lnp ‘ City Clerk of the City of Sanford, — M eDupIn u n k n o w n : L u t h e r C. P o r t e r , his n a m e la u n k n o w n : TALLAHASSEE, July 18. - L. Railroad, now on file in thu of­ Florida, in accordance with thi w ife . ----------P o r t e r , w h o s e C h r is ti a n old, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e lu u n ­ Contests S ^ T d Consisted m e Is u n k n o w n : L. C. P o r t « r , h i t k n o w n ; A ltm u n . Arhus* Office in new Merrlweathct- Building of General Improvements Stuart A. Mossom, assistant state fice of the City Manager provisions of Sections 101 and 102 wn aife, ■■ P o r t e r , w h o s o C h r i s t ­ C h r i s t i a n n a m e In t i u k n o w n i A l g - of the CRy 0f Sanford, Flor­ geologist, has Just left Tallnhasnun H. S p e e r, h i s w ife. C a r r i e XV. ia n n a m e In u n k n o w n . A r t h u r K. n.lIn Domestic Lines at Home eco for nn extended field trip on ida, which said plans, specifica­ of the Charter of the City of San­ tin. hln w ife . " . O alln. Whose H peer; A. M. T h r u s n v i ; i - e i e r 2nd Street. Phone Ilra .lt. v. h r i s t i a n n a m o In u n k n o w n ; I. D a- Ilra d le y , hi* w if e . which ho will make an Investiga­ tions, profiles and estimates have ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ Cveirn, A«ho*« C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is uuknoA vn. h ln Avlfe. — ' ■ U av sirs, I t a l l a h a s s e e T j u I v ^ - e / - tion of sand nnd gravel, road ma­ out delay to make a special nsscs- w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; P e t e r II. K rnd ly, h is w ife. II I li u 9rta of home demonstration club terials, and the different miner­ been heretofore approved by the ment roll, assessing the special -------------I l e l s k e l l . Avhone C h r i s t i n a l.elh \V. I l r a d l e y ; H o h e r t rf. ltr.nl jM H H im n M H a a iu H N H a a ia a s iiH B g a a a n a K a M iH a a e i n a m e Is u n k n o A ra ; Ituchnn. ley; Ills w ife. L e s li e I l r a d l e y ; Iris and club w o m e n that have al plants throughout the state. City Commission and constitute w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e In u n k n o w n ; Ilsm ll. W a l l a c e ; U e o rg e - C. I l r n n tbenefits to be received ns the re­ faulted in the greatest On the trip Mr. Mossom will the plans and specifications for -------------M cD o n a ld , wdiosu C h r i s t i a n ley; n n d J o s e p h d e Li M a r a A r r e sult of the improvement contem­ n a m o le u n k n o w n : — -■ — - A ltm u n du n d o ; o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o tho jent in rural homes m n contest collect data for special reports on said work, therefore, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n afn e Is u n k n o w n ; lau d s h e r n i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , s l i p it has been going on tor some each of these subjects. He plans plated against all lots and lands A l g e r n o n S. S p e e r , hln w ife. C a r ­ ale. lylnt; a n d t i r i n g In t h e c o u n t y UK IT RESOLVED, That the le will bo rewarded during to spend two or three months in rie \V. S p e e r ; A. XI. T h r a s h e r ; P e t ­ of Senilnol* a n d Ht.it.- o f F lo r id a , adjoining nnd contiguous or e r It. t t r a d l c y . hln w l f » —........ • - m o re p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s f o l­ irmers and Fruit G r o w e r s Week Central and south Florida and six City Commission of the City of y, whose C h ristia n n am e he lows, t o - w l t : ■ Gainesville Aug. 10-lfi. The weeks nr more in the western Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ bounding and abutting upon such ilu nr akdnloe w n : P e t s r It. It ra d Iy, M s w ire tl e g t n n l n g a t t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of improvement, and upon the com­ Meat has been closed ami three part K lls n h e ih W . I l r a d l e y ; I t o h e r t S. I he K a n te rn s i d e o f t h e W e k i v a of the state. able, as a necessary public Im­ I l ra d le y , hln w ife, L e s l i e I l r a d l e y : Itlv e r a n d th u N o r t h L i n e o f t h a t ■ will be given to the winpletion of said assessment roll to Mr. Mossoni recently has com­ provement, to pave, rc-pnve, haru a n d e a c h n n d e v e r y of t h e s a i d p a r ­ p o rtio n of t h e P e t e r M i r a n d a f l r n n t s after the judges have gone pleted a report on the limestone surface and re-hard surface witn enuse a copy thereof to be pub­ lie s , If li v i n g , uml If e i t h e r , a n y knoAvti on t h e m a p s of th>< U n ite d tr. a ll o f so ld p a r t i e s lie d e a d , t o fttrtfes S u r v e y s n s S e c ti o n .19. T o w n ­ ■fully over the reports, of Florida, which was lished two times consecutively, i.r a ll p a r l i e s c tu lm lu K In t e r .- s is u n ­ sh ip 19. S o u th o f ItniiKe Z'J H ast, he contest consisted of general resources sheet asphalt on a six inch rock by the stnto geological d e r t h e fo llo w hit; d e c e a s e d d e f e n d ­ r u n th e n c e s o u t h fin*., d e g r e e s .-list rovement of the home^kitchen. published Imre, Douglass street nnd Elliott once each week, in a newspaper a n ts . t o - w l t W il li a m W h it n e y . In s 50 c h a i n s to t h e N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r survey. In their report a careful­ published in Sanford, Florida, at­ frooms. sanitary premises, and w ife,------ W h i t n e y , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n of t h e sa id P e t e r M i r a n d a t l r a n t ; ly prepared description was given Street from Montezuma Avenue k now'll; D o n P e d r o M i r ­ t h e h c e S m ith 59 1-2 Wi s t -150 rl.a ilis stic Planting of the grounds of taching to said special assessment na na dmae. IsIllslin w ife , ■■ ■— .Miranda, t o t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of t h e said Florida's limestones and their *f ^ *trJfS to A. C. L. Railroad, a width -es will be nwarded as much on C h l r s t l a n n a m e In u n k n o w n ; P a t e r M ira n d a K r a u t : t h e n c e N o rth for different industrial of 18 feet, that all of said roll so published a notice directed Jwuhaons e De till 1-2 d e g r e e s W e s t (17.IS c h a i n s to K n trn ld o . h is tvlfi [basis of encouragement to the adaptability E T T E R hom es are b u ilt w ith to nil property owner* interested l o . Avliose C h r i s t i a n m im e Is th e K a s le r n sid e o f t h e s a i d W e k iv a U , mode as on the amount of uses. paving, re-paving, hard surfacing in said special assessments, stat­ iKi nnktnoih o w n ; J u n o Do K n t r a l g o h is Itlv e r; thetu-n N o r t h e a s t e r l y a lo n g The field work which the assis­ icy spent' In making the trans■■ K nirulK o, w h o su t h e m e a n d e r l i n e o f t h e eastern lu m b e r— and th a t doesn’ t m tant is doing on the present trip and re-hard surfacing of Douglass ing in accordance with the provis­ Avlfe, C h r ls tl .in n a m e Is uuknoAvn; M o s­ sid e of th e s a id W e k i v a I t l v e r le matiuns. . e s K. L«vy, Ms Avlfe.------------L e v y . t h e p o in t of b e g i n n i n g ; l e s s b e g i n ­ is in line with the policy of the Street and Elliott Street, as afore­ twarding of the prizes will be ions of the Charter of the City of w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; n in g ill t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of th e h ig h priced lum ber either. ilded by n state committee Geological Survey which contem­ said, shall be done in strict Sanford, Florida, a definite time J o s e p h X lara A r r e d o n d o . Ills AVlfu, sold P e t e r M i r a n d a ( I r a n i . r u n plates nuthoritive and definite in­ r r e d o n d o , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n tlii-nce N o rth *0 1-2 d e g r e e s W e s t ‘ . . ** 't - 'Mil fich will hove before it the score compliance with the plans, nnd place w'rwc complaints will ho -------------A n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; I 'r u s n h ln Cf.ee- 35 c h a i n s : t h e n c e N o r th 29 1-2 d e ­ Js of the various counties. formation on the state’s natural •specifications, profiles and cstif a c ia ; A n to n io A r r e d o n d o , h is Avlfe, g r e e s Kasl 213.(10 e I n In s : t h e n c e henrd and when said special as­ degrees K ast m A r r e d o n d o . Avhoso C h r i s t ­ S o u th Ho 1-2 Heso cards will hHow the amount resources, and lavs thu foundation ia n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; P e d r o A r r e ­ I 'h a l n s ; tlienec S o u t h 29 1-2 d e ­ [money spent, the results obtain* upon which industrial develop­ mates therefor, now on file in the sessment roll wid Le finnUy con­ dondo. Ills w ife , ---------------A rre d o n d o . g r e e s W est fi.CC c h a i n s : t h e n S o u th office of the City Manager of the therefrom, nnd the general Ini- ments can l>o made. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n tiatnu Is unknown; fin I * ! d e g r e e s R n st lo c h ain s; The limestone report, recently City of Sanfonl, Florida, which firmed by the City Commission I'Vrmindo A r r e d o n d o , h is w ife,------ th e n c e S o u th 29 1-2 d e g r e e s W e s t ovement according to particular sitting as an Equalizing Bonn!. -----A r r e d o m lo .w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m o to c h a i n s : t h e n S o u th eo 1-2 de­ from the press, contains a great said plnns, specifications, profiles .vumsUnccs and places, Is u n k n o w n ; D o lu re x A r r e d o n d o ; g r e e s H a s t 15 c h a i n s t o t h e F u s t [The purpose of the homo im- deal of information of interest to and estimates have been hereto­ HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, J u se o r .M arth a A r r e d o n d o ; M a r ia n a Rite of th e sniil p e t e r M i r a n d a e d o n d o ; T h e o ­ <!r a n t ; th e n c e S o u t h 211 1-2 d e g r e e s oventent contest has been to in- the technical man interested in the That the special assessments pro­ A rre d o n d o ; J o s eo : A r rItaeln.l I ’r c lto , W e st a lo n g th e s a i d H ast linn of th e jcnre the women and girls of different uses of limestone, ns well fore approved by the City Commis­ vided for by this resolution to be dh oe rr e h uAsrhraemn dl.u mAl hriiliam I ' r e t t o ; K r- sa id P e t e r .Miranda ( I r a n i In c h a i n s iism iis II. XteiloAvan; K llshu K. M o r­ t o p o in t of b e g i n n i n g : um l nls.i Jorida In regard to the following as the layman whose chief inter­ sion and constitute the plans nnd g a n : (h .i iv e n e u r T ill.n s.in . T r u s t ­ less, b e g i n n i n g a t a p o in t t.kilQ fu el pints: . . est lien in a broader geologic under­ specifications for said proposed mude nnd entered against the pro- ee; J . C, Itey w o m l, T r u s t e e . J o s e p h W e st or a point 10,110 c h a i n s N o r th The House of perty bounding and abutting upon 11. To give more thought and standing of Florida. H ay w o o d ;. Ktlus Yulee. h is w ife, of t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of t h e S o u th improvement of Douglass Street --------- Yiilee, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e h n i i m h m of th e s a i d p e t e r M i r a n ­ tne to the improvement and beausaid improvement shall be paya­ and Elliott Street between Monte­ Is u n k n o w n ; A d en K. S ty l e s ; J o h n d a D r a in , w ith t h e Avest lln tim lu ry fying of the home. r k . Ills w ife, -------------- C la r k . of S e c tio n 27. T o w n s h i p 19. S u n lit zuma Avenue and A, C. L. Rail­ ble at the option of the property Cw la 2. To make the home and its Sterling’s Rise Has h o s e C h ris t lap n a m e Is iinkiiiiAvni of Ita n g e 29 K ast. t h i s p o i n t o f b e ­ owners owning property bounding N a th a n ie l M, llroAvn, h is w ife,--------- g i n n i n g b ein g t h e n 7.27 c h a i n s W e s t emiscs as sanitary as possible. a width of. 18 feet, and this Effect on Sales Of road, — llrm v n . w h o se C h r i s t i a n Is u n ­ of t h e S o u th e a s t c o r n e r of th e To procure with the smallest commission hereby declares the and abutting upon such improve- k n o w n ; AluSes J . T a y l o r . J r . Ills S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h ­ T a y lo r, w h o s e C h r i s t ­ e a s t q u a r t e r of S e c ti o n 21. T o w n ­ liny of money possible the most e r v i c e Diamonds in London neccessity for the paving, repav­ nie.P as follows; either in full wianife,------------n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; D e n n is K gnn. s h i p 19. S o u th o f I t a n g e 29, H ast. ivenient kitchen, with labor sitvwithin thirty days after said asj* , ia.i Ills AA'Ife, —------------Kgnn, Avliose I lienee r u n n i n g W e s t filio f c t o th e ing, hard surfacing and re-hard devlcet'the most charming l s tl a ii n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; D avid W e k iv a I t lv e r ; b e g i n n i n g a g a i n a t v N a i a a a i i i i a i i i i M i a i i a f l i a M i a i i a B R i i i M B a i i a a a B B a i LONDON, July 18.— Diamonds surfacing of said portion of Doug­ se.siinents shall stand equalized, U'• rYlllee, Ills Avlfe, — — Yulee. t h e s a m e point of b e g i n n i n g . artistic dining room, bed as large as hazelnuts in settings approved and confirmed, or in ten Avhos C h r ls ll n n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; tli.-nea N o rth tfin f e e t . ' t i i e m - e ' W e s t [ma or living room. lla A. l i r a j v ; .....................................510 Knr.eli Hell, Ills f e e t t o th e W e k i v a I t l v e r ; t h e n c e for men have attracted much at­ lass Street nnd Elliott Street, ns equal annual installments with in­ K L To create a sentiment in her tention wife. . ..... . ||i .||. w h o s e C h r i s t ­ S p u t h w . S t e r l y a l o n g t h e m e a n d e r aforesaid, as a necessary public here lately where jewelry ian n a m e is u n k n o w n ; J a n i e s ll. line of t h e K a s l e r n lin e o f t h e said terest at the rate of eight ptT cent .McDonald, h i s Avlfe, ■ " lily that the home is the most of this kind is sold chiefly to - Me- W e k iv a I t lv e r t o t h e en d or th e Jowed shrine on earth, nnd that Americans. Englishmen, except­ Improvement. per annum upon all deferred pay­ D onald, avh o se C h ris t inn n a m e In fi r s t lin e; e u n la l ii in g N t-H tlct'es. h member may have a part in ing in rare instances, never wear HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ments from and alter the time 1 unknoAvn; W illia m It. M acd o n ald n n d to 11nv a n d alt o t h e r n e r v o u s tils w ife.— —— M a c d o n a ld . avIu .mo w hose n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , c l a i m i n g )ing to make it a place that diamonds, ospecinly as rings, and That a total expenditure not ex­ i r l s t l a u n a m e is u n k n o w n ; A l­ a n y r i g h t , ti t l e o r I n t e r e s t to t h e said special nssersments shall be 1‘i ' ever draw the family, g e r n o n S. Sillier, Ills w ife. ------------- p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d r s e r l h e f #r he contest began Nov. 1, last, nn this account they never are ceeding Sixty Nine,Hundred Thlr- nml stand filially equalized, ap­ Spn«r. w h o s e P li r l s ll a ti n a m e ts nit a p a r t or p a r r e l th e r e o f . in tha jewelry shops until I ty-Flve nnd IC-lllO ($5,11:15.4(1) nnknOAvil; S ad ie S p e e r ; Klla A. ll Is h e re b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u r.nd Iended on June 1, this year. In seen S p e e r ; W. J. Huchun, h is Avlfe,------ each of >ou h* nm l a p p e a r b e f o r e spring when the tourist Mason [)„|iar!» I* hereby authorized to proved and confirmed, and, ping the contestants they were opens. --Itliehan. Avliose t'hrlstlau name o u r sa id C ircu it C o u rt a t t h e C o u r t HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. is u n k n o w n ; J a m e s II. Cone, his II..use a t S an fo rd . P ln rld u . o n Die jvon credits on the following cover the cost of paving, re-paving, wife. — — (Nine. Avliose C h r i s t ­ That this resolution shall Iw and 3rd dnv of A u g u s t. A. I r 1925. um l Dealers here say the Americans Js: hard surfacing and re-hanl sur­ become effective immediately form ian n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; It u f Imi, XI. t h e n uml t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t l i . are buying fewer diamonds than led room or living room: Light Ito b lo n : J o h n C oo p er, h is w lfo. hill of co m p la in t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n . t ooper, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e you In i b i s c a u se . ] ventilation, 10; screening, 10, formerly. This is attributed to thu facing Douglass Street and Elliott and after its passage nnd adoption. lu-e —linkCMown; T o m a s J o s e M ira n d a I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t Dlls o r ­ illation 7, wnlis, woodwork uml fact that the stones are approxi­ Street between Montezuma AvoAdopted tliii) lllth day of July A. V Banelii'*; Jo s.-ru .M iranda y S a n ­ d e r lie puldlslied In t h e S u n f o t d mately as dear here as in the c h e s ; I t a m n n a X ltrnnda y H unches; M. raid, a n e w s p a p e r pulillsh e.l in ling 10, floor 10, furnishings 15, l.’ nue uml A. C, L. Railroad, a width [)., 1925. Kiifltm Miranda V Sanehex Vln.ta S a n fo r d . S e m l m d e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , ^ ...L' . U . I, ... ■ I of,. ... . t, €»!_ lets, wardrobe or screen lb, United StntCk now that the pound! • IH feet, which said sum of Six­ de U iihhni; P.ttfluo lt o h l o n ; W i l ­ once cut'll w eek f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u ­ FORREST LAKE, (leniences suited to person liv- sterling ids virtually at pur, and ty Nine Hundred Thirty Five nnd lia m A. Illabee, Ills w ife, ----------- - tiv e Avsehs in addition ijiifclmsurs ,ure expect nisi..',-, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is S. O. CHASE, W1TNKHS niv b n tut n n d t h e s e a l j in ro o m 8, attractiveness 15. u n k n o w n : W. T. ‘W e b s t e r , his w it of th e C ircuit C o u rt of t h e S e v e n t h pay the flj . percent dut) 1(1-100 ($0,936.10) Dollars is the Itrhcn: Lighting and ventilation ed to.pay C. .1. MARSHALL, 1 W e b s te r. Avliose C h rls tiu il J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o ­ total estimated cost of said As the City Commission of the n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; A. S. Silver, Ms rid a. lu an d fo r S e m i n o le C o n n tv, I, screening 10, ease of cleaning when Hrrriving on tin*‘other side. wife, S peer, w h o s e C h ris t- on th is t h e !3rd d a y of M ay, A. D. | walls 10, floor 10, equipment 15, (. . improvement; that the entire cost A Savings Account nln na m e Is u n k n o w n : D W. S tle ff, 1925. ter supply 15, cooking facilities Decision On Byfield | of the improvement nforesnid, City of Sanford, Florida. Ills wife, ■■ S tl e f f . w h o so V K. D o t ' d LAM* A ttest: C h r is ti a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J. D. C le rk of th e C ir c u i t C o u rt of th e storage for foAd-5, attractiveshall he assessed against all pro­ vert oil. Ills Wife, ------------- Wol - S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C irc u i t of F l o ­ * %r Hits the Bull’s Kyel bss 10. L. R. IMULII’S, (Seal) vWol Note Again Sustained e rt o n . w h o se C h r i s t i a n m im e Is rid a . In am i fo r S e m i n o le C o u n t y . perty abutting and fronting upon __ Sanitary Premises: Location of u n k n o w n ; L u t h e r 17. P o rter, Ills (S K A t.l City Clerk. w ife , ---------•— P n r t e r , w h o s e C h r i s t ­ li e C o tl e s A S p e n c e r. S o l i c i t o r s Min Inter supply 20, outdoor toilet 20, ATLANTA, Go., July 18.—The that portion of Douglass Street IN T i n : c m r i IT MU IIT o r T i l l ; ian na m e Is u n k n o w n ; L. C. Port* of C o u n sel fo r t h e C .im p la l n u n t. Jean surroundings 20, compost Georgia SK I IIV M I J l n i l I VI. IT Ilf I IT and Elliott Street between MottleIf you would shoal,Ht'raiuht toward success Supreme Court today af­ o r ri.oitiiM . in am i ro o m : ii kid 10, mosquito control 10, white firmed the decision of the Fulton ma Avenue and A. C. I- Railroad I noi.k i hi N il, in « H \ n<nnd fituuiciftl iiidcpondenco in IuUt .yeurs, let a ash or paint 10. etc. K I W -----'»,» a B o x i i a B M i i a a i B i H a f l i B M i a i a a i i i B i i B i i i i B i B B i i f l i N m . AiUjUi' I’limUiig: ■ Planting In {Inuitt'y'SinW'rttfi* CMin!'which, b«ld to M'lwrejfnprwved I>y"the- paving, Savings Account in Hiii Rank iaNivqiii' ^iL'iiow.duul .Sell, H iiim| ru(f. Ciinuila! riant, Its relation to size of yard or Ihwn that Clyde K. Hyfiold had legal re-paving, hard surfacing and reI’egular deposits in (nut account bo,your bull's 10, suitability of shrubs or vines and valid claim to a note of $20,- hard surfacing of said portion of W i l li a m W ltltn*./. el at. eye. By shooting straight at Uic mark you can­ 500, he is said to have received for certain locations 20, rosea or I O.feliili tils not fail by following tins plan. CIT A T O >N >ther flowers for decoration in the from Walter Candler, Atlanta bus­ Douglass Street and Elliott Street To WltMum VVhllnev, Ills wife. llurlnp nml Muslin, 72 inches wlilc, ready for use. width of 18 feet, and bouse plants at rear of house nr in iness man, while on an ocean trip a Wlillu.y. wIiumo I'lirlsllnu num« special garden 30; guod gr.s.i on aboard the Hercngerin a few years against all lota and binds adjoin­ !•* unknown; lion IVilrn A ll rum la. Iili wife, ' Mlrnmti.. whose town 15; trees, left in proper lo- ago. SEE US WHILE STOCK IS PLENTIFUL, ’li rlHtluu m im e M u n k n o w n ; , ,loan Hyfleld claimed that Mr. Cand­ ing and contigtous or bounding il'e ption, or planted lor beuutificaCutl'llllto. lilt wife.-, Klller had conducted himself im­ nnd abutting upon said improve iralilu. wiii.se I'hrlstlnn iion, 15. i mime Is un­ If. year* of SERVICE properly towards Mrs. tiyfiold that Sixty Nine Hundred Thirty known; .Inn n l>e Cm ru In", his wilt -Kiitralgo, whose ritrliitlnn while aboard ship and had given EiVo and 45-100 ($0,9:15.15) Dol­ ti.miM It uokoow n ; Mot. t K. Levy. PRCStDCNT him the note shortly after this lars is the total estimated cost ot III. w i f e , --------- -l.nvy, wlm-.e C h r i s t Inn ntmie Is oukmiwu; .)">e|ili M.n > alleged misconduct. At i • iloiutii. It■:> w ile. A rri" said contemplated improvement in itiimlo, w h o s e O i r l s t l a n mi mi* Is u n ­ G.E.MTALL Phone 218. Wclakii BUIr . the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ k n o w n ; I'riiH.-l.tn Ciiimfui'm. AttliiuArriiiluml". h i t wlr.*. —— A rNew Breakers Hotel facing and re-hard surfacing of l-ileiii.uilo, MANAGER u'liosi) C h r i s t i a n n.imu It iinU nuw n, I'eilro Ai r . ■ !<.o.i... h i t Will Cost $4,000,000 said portion of Douglass Street wife. —------- Arreitoiulo whose and Elliott Street from Montezu­ C l i r l s t l a n iiiin n Is u n h i m o n ; I ’urThe new' Inng distance telephone iiiimlo A rretlom lo , his wife. - - a a a a ia a a a R a a a ia a a a R a a a a a R a a a a a a a a a a a i R a a a a a a a a a a a ice to be inaugurated Monday i WEST I’ALM HLAt II, July 18. ma Avenue and A. C. L. Railroad Arreilonilo. w h o s e ChrlHIInu nu tile I. n o w n ; I k i lu r e x A rreiiiim lu; J u s n m Sanford to Orlando is ex- - A nuw |{r?“kcM *lot*L h»rger, to be specially assessed against all ou rn kM u rllm A rre ilo m lo i .M.in.imt A rted to greatly expedite husi- I m"IL‘ Pretentious and better mi­ lots and lands adjoining and con­ reilolulo; .lose A rreilonilo; Tlo-injor*. 's from Sanford to these points, Jjipped than the former one that A rreilonilo; lEaelo-l iq-.-iio |.,-r h u t tiguous or bounding and abutting luiml. A liralo o n I’r e l t o ; l i i . o i u u t ll. J ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaiH aaaiaaB aaaw aaaaR M B aaB B M B aaaaaaaB B aB B B B aid tonneed Managed Howard Over- 1),u1rn[ '1 u\ the ground last spring ICtlsIui I". Mornnti. *hmvtmlay. ulu hostelry that boro tho nanu* upon said improvement; the sum eSlit!hisvitn; r u e i i r T ll lo t s o n . T r u s t e e ; I c. MeyJonager Overlin explains that wil* r**e 0,1 the site of the famous of $:t.in is the estimated cost per wofMl, T r u t l e e j .loKe|tU l*. II- » woiul; ■ ■ K ilns Yu leu. Ills Wife. -------------Yutoll calls will lie handlul just "Breakers’’ in days Rone hy. The front foot for said improvement. lee, w h o s e C h ris t lull mime It u n ­ ’• and‘ that nubxcrib- new building, details of which local‘ ctdls ; Alien !•*. S t y l e t ; Jolm C h irk , HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, kh ni to wwnife. ■ - ■■ C la rk . wfiunti Icalling by number will be cun- have not been announced, will cost That it is tho determination of C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; N a t h 15,000 Acres Marion County e*d within with the station in in round numbers $ 1,000,000.00. u le l M U ro w n , Ills wife, this commission that all lots and nllrn indu while they wait at the w n . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n u-Huti l s | ITS A C IN C H , T H E S A N w n ; Mosut .1. T a y lo r. Ir.. h i t AMERICAN CONSUL SHOT (phone, just as. though they were lands adjoining and contiguous or uwnikf en .o-------5 miles from Ocala. No waste. 20 -—■ T a y l o r , w hose C h r i s t ­ WHO W OTE, WASHINGTON, July 18.—The lag a number ia Sanford. hounding and nhutting upon Doug­ ian m im e Is u n k n o w n : P erm it Ktcm, miles of highway. Lake and river I order to render this express American Vice Consul, Harold G. lass Street ami Elliott Street be­ h i t w ife, ------------ - Kgnti, w h o se Y ty OLO KCNfOCKV Christian miiiiiii Is utiliimwn, 1hi Vrice it was necessary to in Brethreton at A*'uaa Caliestos, III D Ylllee Ills wife. YuluC. tween Montezuma Avenue nnd A. frontage. Jso and rearrange the equip- Mexico, was shot in the back and w h o se Clirlstlan nunio It unknown; M S W T A R E N T E R ,. xu in tho central offices and to slightly wounded on the night of C. L. Railroad will be ben- Klla A. Itruntley; Kmirli Hell, his i'iij »•*. Mk wife. — ■ — Uel). whose Clirlstlan C , J ......... ■„ ,s. |Muu additional Ion# distance1 July 1(1. Advices reaching here to­ efltted by the improvement o.imo In unknown; -lime- It Meday said cause of the shot was not provided for by this resolu­ Poliulit. Ills wife. Huts to the points involved. MellonnPI. whose <"liriotl.iu name it un­ I here is heavy telephone traffic known. known; Wlllhun II. Mar'h ti ihl. Ills _ tion, nml that the special assess­ ring all seasons Iwtwecn Sanwlfs,------------ Macdonald, whoso ■ F~ nrd Orlando and a growing Animal prdoucta furnish 10 per ments to be made nnd entered O i r i s t h i n na m e It u n k n u w n ; A l g e r ­ Quick Action Necessary 8 S h eer. Ills Wife—— mnnd for telephone service on a cent of the human food consumed against all lots and lands adjoin­ non s Si lee r. w hoso C h r ls ll u n n a m i 1 -delay basis. in the United Stutes. Hmll.i S p « o r; a ing and contiguous or bounding It u n k n o w n ; _______________________________________ Klin A. Speer. \V. J. Ilm-h.ui. Ills U Mnnagci Overlin believes that ■ nnd abutting upon such contem­ Jut*?: w ife. --------ll u r l m n , w h o se C h r i s t ­ The white race possesses 70 per new service will fully meet ia n m im e i t u n k n o w n ; Ja n ie s It. a JWed and that i: will prove cent of the cultivated land of the plated Improvement shall he made Cone, his wife. ------- Cone, whose chrlMtltiit n a m e Is u n k n o w n : Ku­ _ ,ul“r **K *oon as subscribers be- world,although it comprises only upon n foot frontage basis; that rina H u lilon; John C. C om irr, Kcunie ram,liar with it. 40 per cent of the world’s popula­ is to say, that in the preparation lilt wM. ife,.........— Cooper, whoso H i t points put that in order to tion. C h r i s t i a n n a m e I* u n k n o w n ; T o m a * of the special assessment roll cov­ J o t s M i r a n d a y S u tio h e i. Jo:-, fa M lrthis service and take udvait221-E. First Street, Opposite I'osloffice y H a n c h e s; Kamunu .Miranda ering the contemplated improve­ nnila p of the lower rates it is nivcsTho oldest Norwegian singing y K a n r l o s ; K u fln n .Miranda y ■ fy to call bv number. When a association in America is the Nor- ment, such special assessments H unches Vlmlii de K u h lo ti; Ituflllo ■aaaaaBaiaaaaaaaRRaaaaaaaRaaaaRBaaaaaaflaaaaaaaBaaH H a lto h lo n ; \N' 111ill III A. lllshi e, t, 1-4 fucuiur person is wanted the call manna Sangerkor, founded on Juno shall be determined and prorated w ife, ------------ 1tithe.', w hoso c h r l s t 1, 1859, at La Crosse, Wisconsin. _____ _____ 1J,'dled by Long Distance 1'*■ manner. N trn c E PAVING ASSESSMENT IN- , usical Program s To STAI.I.MKNTS MUST HE SAVEandi PAID WHEN DUE T H R IV E feature Night Service Tho first Installments for the I In . the Baptist Church paving of the folowing Streets will bo tlue, August 1, 11125: Sunfnrd Ave., .front Tenth to 1Tomorrow night at the First • Idist Church the first of a se- Fruiiklin Street. Sixth St. from .Magnolia Ave. ■ Bl i special Sunday evening r vices, featured by excellent to Oak Avenue., and from alley be­ Security For Travel Funds usicnl programs will be given ac- tween Oak and Myrtle to Laurel he woodwork in your llonie is the tiling that Ave. fding to Rev. F. I). King, ptutneeds your most careful attention—your most Widening pavement on Sixth r of the church, who announced Travelers find our Travelers* Checks a great aid exacting specification if you are pudding for en­ 0 subject of his message a t the St., front Magnoliu to Park, and in saving time and expense—and in the satisfac­ durance. The woodwork is the frame and back­ from Myrtle to Laurel Ave. bggest Business in Florida.” tion of traveling with n sense of security. Re­ Second Installment for the pav­ the musical feature of the serbone of your structure—it must have stability ( ch will be stressed more than ing of the following Street duo member to procure your Travelers’ Cheek from and rigidness. Only carefully selected, thorough­ Helping1you, working for your inter­ the past nnd the progruma that August 1, 1925: ns before starting on your next trip, ly seasoned lumber will do. That, is what we of­ Sanford Ave. from Fifth St. to being arranged are expected fer you. ests—That’s what we mean by it. (‘Uraet many church goers. Un- Tenth Street. Ellen Hoy, Tax Collector. mwly large attendance at the I Per Cent InlcrcHt Paid on SavtnK« Accounts muay evening services ia re port- Publish July 18-21-21-27 nml :tl. State Geologist Is ITS ItilB GIRLS TO (BTour,Examining E REWARDED Sand.RoadMaterRil 9 bette O ur quality, our service, and oui prices will satisfy you. HiDJLumber rZ-I-P£ S SEED BED COVER Iverlin Announces lewLong Distance [elephone Service KILGORE SEED CO. rF-WPlf s A Real Find $29.50 per Acre ■ Seminole Business Exchange Lumber for Your Home T Service 1 during the p ast few weeks and ‘ ,arKer congregations are ex- ct‘ d to hear Rev. King during series of special services. , ;ev- Ring has just completed n bhrec talks on the auli1 evolution, which wtro folIs n p r e s c r i p t i o n f o r keen interest by many “Pie here. The talks have been Malaria. Chills and Fever “ *n for the past three Wednes- Dengue nr Bilious Fever. y nights. It k i l l s ( h r grrnifc. 6 6 6 CARTER LUMBER COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK M N F O I l l l . f i .a . Sem inole (l[ounfylj)cmk San ford .Fla. SG=3> STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS <s In Uur New Ilutm* On W. Third SI. R hone 565 Sanford. Florida U B aaanaM aB «aaaaaB aB aN aaB a& *B «aa7B aaB aaaaaaB B a T O B U Y Till-: NF.W IA TO PRO. OF IT FIRST IS TO HEAD ADVKRTlSEiUkNTS. �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1925 “It’s The Man and Not His Words te Sanford Herald ItfT*—* every >H » r » w ■■May at In tarC , ereeyl t«r«d u Rpcond C la ss M atter. Ot<.W I t , t s t r , a t t h e t’o s t o lt ic s n sk 'o n l. F lo r id a u n d er A ct o f reh -. 1117. I I I I M I I I I T in S f U T M On* T e a r — I7.no HI* M o n t h s . 11 l a (JsJlvsrod In C ity l»y C *rrl*f, per Wvsk. IUv. We-cltlr E d itio n 1100 K » a r . ___________ All bhiiuary MMeva. cards of thsaka. resolution* •ml nolle** nl «nter:alnm*nts whers rhergaa a r e tia ile w ill ha ch a rg ed fir at reg u la r a d v e r tis in g rates. ■KNIirnTIIK A ssort ATKII IMlKSS ■FtM-'IAl* M e T iW ii T he A sso cia ted Praea la a sc lu a |T *|y e n titled •« th e uaa fo r rep ab llratlon o f a ll n e w s d isp a tc h e s credited to It or not o th e r w is e c r e d ­ ited In th is paper and a ls o th e lo ­ cal n e w t p u b lish ed h erein . Alt r ig h ts o f rep u b licatlu n o f sp e c ia l d isp a tc h ­ e s herein a re a ls o r e e e r -e d . ____ _ SATURDAY,~JULY 18, 1925 TUB IIBRALiyS PLATFORM 1^—Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. X —Construction of St. Johns-Indlsn River canal. J,—Estension of white way. 4.—Extension of local amusemrnts. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, ' i .—Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment 4 ' house*. | g,—Extension of street paving proL gram. , ; *X*— Construction of boulevard ground Lake .Monroe. | 8/—Completion of rity beautifica­ tion program. ! 9.—Expansion of school system with provision for increased faI dlltles. 'You must read it in his life, you must find it in his deeds, not in anything he says, or his glibly spoken creeds; you must sense it in his smile, you must feel it when he’s nenr. There’B no other way to know if your fellow man’s sincere.” That is the opening stanza of an Edgar Guest poem which will serve to help you to measure the goodness of your fel­ low mnn. “You must read it in his life.” That’s really all there is to it. The nlleged good man and good woman who contribute nothing to the betterm ent of the community in which they live are good—for nothing. , The people who have beautiful creeds, but do not live up to them in any positive way; the people who prate a great deal about right nnd wrong, but who practice most of the deceits and knavery they condemn; the people who assume that “holier-than-thou” attitude, but show again and again base instincts, nnd corrupt habits; nil of these people arc among your lists of ncriuaintnnces if you are on the look out to “read it in his life", or "find it in his deeds.” “It’s the man nnd not his words which we read from day to day”. Guest says in another stanza of this poem. And ns Elbert Hubbard once so truly put it, "It is what we think nnd what wo do that make us what we are.” The talky man, the preachy man who conveys nothing in his smile of genuine kindliness, and nothing in his voice of true sympathy, anil nothing in his deeds of real unselfish­ ness often gets standing in a community just through his words. Hut the great citizen is the fellow who practices the Golden Rule, and usually fails to talk about the Golden Rule. He is also the man who is always ready to give a helping hand, but who does not report his deeds of kindness to in­ fluential friends. H ew is the man who smiles from his heart and has a way of cheering other people regardless of the troubles that may be casting shadows across his path. And “you read it in his life, you find it in his deeds, you sense it in his smile, you feel it when he’s near.—Oh I it’s great indeed to know that a fellow man’s sincere! THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER As Brisbane Sees It If you could teach gold f; sir* they would be fine f Nothing nee mi to take off Ills feet as fast,as a go< ruing. prospirtiy nnd booms, wc worry little nbout the unemployed. That good old saying, “The devil take the hindmost," covers our unem­ ployment problem fairly will, for the average man. They arc less fortunate in Eng­ land. There the problem of un­ employment, acute after the war, persists. The idle Britisher, not willing to bo philosophical with an empty ntomach and hungry child­ ren, has persuaded his government that it is not safe to lenve him idle and penniless. Men nre ro lucky, ran tell when women at them. What spoils n good party , er than having the chaperon* up all the liquor? I E :— Office 148______ MISS KATHRYN WILKEV, Society Editor. T~ALFORD Miss Marcia Patterson MOWER BY " ' [STERBY Myrtle Avenue. io color scheme of a wan carried out in ■ —titles „f xinnias K used in decoraKeveiiiiig two interK e r o enjoyed. The ■ n,, w„n by Miss K received n B e bride’s contest i^Floise Itraily. who K i s s Mina HowK , given a Cotya’ ri If yo.t wnnt to loam to dive, fall in love first, so you oaro what happens. Cannry birds nre nwful IThey should knit socks or checkers like firemen do. oil Maybe you could outfit a fish with a net of false teeth tench him to catrh rats. FROM THIS came the “unemployniont dole,” cash pnid to every mnn idle through no fault of his own, nnd sufficient to keep body nnd soul together. Here we should cnll that paternnlixnt or bolshevism. In Britain they cn!l it a common sense way to avoid bolshevism, and .they nre right. America’s successful men have done little thinking nbout problems that they will have to fnce some day. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE LORD SUSTAINS: They that await upon th<* Lord nhnll re­ new their strength; they ahull mount un with wings ns eagles: in newspapers, magazines and periodicals throughout the they shall run and not In* weary: MR. ALFRED MOND, starts u and they shull walk and not fuint. country. It is being pictured as a land of opportunity, the violent discussion with this sug­ place for the poor man to become rich nnd the rich nmn to gestion. “Instead of paying a dole Isaiah 40:31. to idle workers, give it to business become more wealthy. THE SAFE RULE men ns a subsidy, on condition With all of its advantages ns a place to make money When I was young my parents that they spend the money hiring quickly, n new country to develop and as a playground for the idle men, thin increasing husinesa said, The way to build up muscle idle rich, Florida possesses still better nnd more substantial activity, nnd the government re­ And make my •blood both licit characteristics in its natural resources. venue through increased income and red, tax. Itut almost nil of us are too busy to find out just how Was to get out and hustle. They told me that the idle loaf great a state we live in. We are concerned more in what THIS SUGGESTION »o make Who does whate’er he pleases. is going on in our Itome town, and many of us even then can­ the doli* subsidize the most depress And likes to sit around nnd loaf lines of industry, it is pointed not step fast enough to keep up with conditions and the i-d Gets all tile worst diseases. nut, would make no difference to growth of the place. the government or the taxpayers. And almost they persuaded me In statistics recently published in the Tampa Times, The money that must he spent To join the laboring faction, Florida’s wealth is more strikingly revealed. Here nre some anyhow might better he given to And go out in the world to he business men to hire labor on a of the more pertinent facts. They are well worth clipping subsidy A man of stir nnd action; basis, than merdy paid ttnd reading often: To hustle after fnme and pelf, out to keep men sitting about idle And get them very quickly— and demoralized. With an area of thirty-five million acres, it has And thereby wisely save* myself, under actual cultivation two million nnd a half acres. From being weuk nnd sickly. TDK BRMIII.KM is serious for These acres produce more than one hundred thou­ British taxpayers are paying the But toiling very soon I found, sand carloads of products worth one hundred millhn dole to 2,0iMI,nuo idl workers. Of Exceedingly distressful, these 400 000 are the "normally dollars—sent north to feed people of other states. And so I never got around, unemployable," the . uh-normal, in­ There are eleven hundred nnd forty-live miles of To make myself successful. efficient, that in old days would Ami now as kit MiiwiP Tit •tTSd' » out two hundred and fourteen million dollars’Worth have he-a allowed to die of tile The words of a physician, of nmnufuclures annually. ricketi or wasting disease, In inI’m very glad I did not heed, fnney. «.r to starve to dentil, at There are eleven hundred nnd forty-five miles of My parents' admonition. their leisure, ns adults. scncoast and a fish trade that is worth fifteen million Public opinion, which meant th.* He says that hustling breaks proverbial Briti di party no longer down health, permits leisurely starvation. And he would not advise it, The side subsidy for business Fur no one climbs to fame wealth plan is violently attacked. It* is Who rushes forth and tries it. argued that industries not getting And though I’m what the hoys the dole subsidy would soon de­ cnll "thick.’< velop a demand for it, ns Imaines.t And somewhat flabby muscled, men would shut dmvn in order to I’vo never been the least hit la* paid for resuming business ami eick— i ('hiring their min. It is stipulutBecause I’ve never hustled. • d in tin* plan, of course, that nil , —James J. Montague. hired men must lx* paid trade uniort wages. Men generally shine when they hove imbibed too freely of "shine." IN THIS country it would In* said off-hand, "If a husinesa mini is not able to make his business A lot of (teopln get abend hut go without government ludp to sometimes it’s only in n fast auto­ pay ids workmen, let him go out mobile. of business." That sounds convincing, hut Ixive is blind but sometimes SANFORD’S FORUM when you see rnilrouds authorized marriage proves to bo an eyeby government to raise rates and opener. Editor The Herald: to see over in some instances. tin* public com|iclied to pay the Dear Sir: It will he a right move when the mist*, you realize that even this A good business mnn is tin* That was a fine editorial in The county commissioners i|ikc over one who makes hay whether the Herald mi July I I nbout the con­ the job of huving the road sides iJiorious republic resorts to the subsidy when men well organized sun shines or not. dition of the road sides. Not only cleaned and add it to tin- taxes and sufficiently powerful demand Celery Avenue but all the others, of the shiftless property owners. Benrilall, Cameron, Geneva and Such is a law in many northern It is hard to account for others ate a disgrace to the |M-op|e states. faults of others because we MR. GEORGE W. IllNMAN. owning and living behind regular tho same (men ourselves. Respectfully yours, whose thoughtful writings repre­ hedges of weeds and trash too tall Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth. sent the American business man Do you xupnoso by any chance well, ask" “ Did rndienlism get ii • William Jeniiiiigs Bryan is »ugdeath blow last November I, or MY FAVORITE STORIES gesting that we c h a n g e the Demo­ is there more to come?” By IRVIN S. COBH cratic emblem from the donkey to There is a three-part answer to the monkey? that. Sir Frank Lockwood, a famous j witness’s own answers that lie was First, there wasn’t any real rad Arrangements have been com­ Kngli di crosi-examiintr, delighted not of good reputation ami that In­ iealism last fall, only Senator l.a pleted for a big loan in New York in compiling stories of apt re-!came of a line of chronic nffen- Fullette, a very sincere, earliest, for the German rity of Cologne. lort-i made by witnesses on th e'd o rs—housebreakers and even mtir- nnd useful mnn, exercising hi. Gosh, it must have gotten d o w n -iI ii ml iii civil o r c r i m i n a l p r o - ' il er e i s. constitutional right to tun fur pres­ erodings. One of the favorites of! “ |« your father living?" asked ident. to ita last (s)ccnt. h i s c o l l ec t i on d a t e d h a r k t o the t h o i n q u i s i t o r . Second, rncidnlism did not get Since the monkey lias been lime when execution for capital "No, me poor father's dead." its death blow hist November, even brought into s o much prominence offenses in England were curried "How did he die 7” if you call LnFollette, "radicalism" " *E died of a broken neck." by the Dayton trial, we suppose out publicly. lie is far more influential now in According to Kir Frank, a Cock"How did he happen to break his grave than he was last No­ it will be quite proper to speak of it man us "knowing Ids cocounuts.” ney upm-ared to testify in an is-1his neck?" vember. sue. On cross examination th e 1 "Well, 'e fell off a scaffold just Third, there is to come, plenl) An account of a wedding ap­ legal representative «.f the oppos- 1outside of Negate, talkin' to u more "radicalism," which meanpearing in the New York Times ing side undertook to show by tin* clctgymnn." people thinking for theuiselve rays aiming other things, "Eight Aml there will la* more of it l> young bridesmaids In knuKi-colcome ten thousand years hence LET THE PEOPLE DO IT ored georgette dresses of almost and later. NT. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT km-e-li-nt'tb and sleeveless picture huts arrived nt the church." Can’t RADIt ALINM LIKE conservat­ you Just see the Kanford girls ism is of two kinds, good and had. Waring those kind of huts now. idciit ( oolidgc s laconic comment | cnnslructivi* and destructive. American business men and others on the news that frii-ml* propns-' Because of the increased horse­ should plan now for a peaceful fu back riding in Chicago, Alderman t-d to buy him a $125,000 white! tuie, out* in which radicals nnd McKinley of that city lias intro­ house for th>* summer. conservatives nut live together, It is a diplomatic veto, us tactful duced mi ordinance, which would euch getting t It::. to which lie i> require that hordes be equipped a rejection of the gift ns the pres­ entitled, namely, what his ability with tail lights. ident cun make without injuring and industry produces. We’ve traveled the world wide the feelings of those who think to do him ii favor. Ai a matter over Ten thouaand times or inure; of fact they place him in an em­ Hut a tail-light on u saddle horse barrassing position, ’I hey prob uhly in.dud into the project Wo hove never seen before. thoughtlessly with the host intent­ ions in tlie world. Hud tlv y con­ sidered hut a uiomen they would have gone no far liter than to dis­ cuss it. Tin* prciideiit could not afford to nciept t..* present. With Ids high sense of propiicty lie re a iizea at once that it might place prove distasteful. No executive can lx* put under un obligation apt to rttain too much (iccdom ot ac*lion, and while the friends who offer the gift may not entertain the rc mutest idea of a favor to 1 By dividing your money Pl |!y you can make it multiply To American Employers. Study Britain’s Problems. . To Solve Your Own. Make Work Attractive. I1Y ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyrnssit 1JI6) THE DOLE worries British tnxpnyers whoso pockets supply it, and the workers, tired of idl 'ness, with barely enough to keep them Florida—A Substantial State alive, are restless. This young nation, when grown Florida is a great state. With its tremendous possibili­ a little older, will meet the prob­ ties, it is becoming the subject of many articles appearing lems that worry rdd nations now. THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY 18. 1925, DAN DOBBS SAY? It is dangerous for n chick crons the road. Hut not ,0 gerous ns to cross a ditch. If nil the arguments in j, world were placed end to er)l| £ wouldn’t reach any concluaiK Many n good flivver get,^. by someone who doesn’t u u , it. Same is true of p-ofc Many a man who was dru»\y night before tells her lie o.gv* sleep for thinking nbout her. First thing to do when ynurtat1 camp is to line up all the be; and make them wash their f«t 'NEfeC^ec? t? A ^ aim And if a gold fish had (i teeth you could kick him out door for chowinj your .*li^ JUST IN PASSING HY R. HOLLY You hear a lot of apple sauce nbout the land sharks in Florida. There may la* land sharks in FloVida nnd if there are, the majority of them have come from other states to operate in Florida during the hectic flush of land selling. ’Ihey follow the crowd just like they would in an old boom or gold rush. The home people have nothing to do with any of ibis sharking stuff only in isolated cases. SATURDAY EVENING SERMON Ily REV. PAUL C. BUKIIANS members of the Turthseeker’s Class ns hostesses. The b u .ln eJ session indicates that there is a great den I of interest nnd concern is being put into the Sundny School work nnd the reports submitted were very gratifying, showing n substantial growth. A soc­ ial half hour was enjoyed during METHODIST NOTES By Mrs. John I). Jinkins Mrs. D. P. Drummond entertain­ ed several tallies at bridge in her Ben Tuthill of usual gracious manner Friday af­ ternoon, complimenting Sfiss Mar­ cia Patterson. Pastel ] shades were used . .. .through out the rooms in, decoratin' ' ig, rad­ snanbanco roses,, glndiolnr, .. . and — ----,. dragons being artistically cotnhinod to carry out this dainty color motif. Places were marked hy tallies also done in pastel shades. At the conclusion «r a pleasant afternoon of lirid--' scores were counted and Mm, ilawkins ConnelFriends of Mrs. P. M. ly was found to hold high nnd was presented a lovely rnir of r.ilk of Tarpon Sprirign will be ( hose. Mis., Marcia Patterson, tho nenrn she is impioving after ccvem illness. Evening little r.ruEnie in dressed in ■carrying n basket ted in the chosen Lents for the bride. refreshcourses, ■ion of the evening iere served, which ; the dainty color a. Munroc Hutton. Mrs. and green, own. Mrs. II. B. Baggett, ig thin lovely ocR. Kirklcy, Mrs. Ed. Bets, ■ses Margaret /.ao Henry, Ethel oitton, Lillian Shin... Miss .................. Hand, Mina How- Henry, Alisa Ahby Doudnry, Miss |y, Nonie Williams Eleanor Herring nnd Miss Helen Ann I-eo, Allie Shepard of Ningnrn Fnlin, N. Y. Chittenden, Drone j Bailey, Maude Rev. J. I conference j night, also ing s> rmon. Bell held quarterly I-ahe Mpry Sunday reaching the cven- nephew, Arthur Drew of Osceola. Prnyor Mr. and Mrs. John Pezall, Jr., nt 8 p. ni and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Visitors P a u li and two children returned shin with Tuesday from several weeks visit ' to their former home, St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cnrraway and children are nt home from u three w«pkx' visit at their former home in Dothan, Ala. They motor­ ed through and had an enjoyable trip. O. W. Smith has built a new tenant house near his residence on Cameron Avenue. Mr: Parinnlec Is building u barn nt his Cameron F o i l .00 CTS. City farm. J. J, Jones and J. C. Ellsworth are building bnms on F rom SITICIIIS3 CO.. C om m erce, On. their D?ardnll Avenue farms. At Drug Stores Mr. \V. R. Preyntt of Moore’s Station joined her mother, Mrs. L. V. iCucTy and sister. Miss Alethin Curry, of New Smyrna on a trip to Key Wert to visit Mr. and Mrj. G. TAYLOR DYER Arhold Curry. Mr. Curry is in the United States radio service. Printing—Decorating Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald nnd Mr. and Mr.?. Don McDonald and PHONE 303 children have moved from San­ ford Hcii'hts to their new home and farm on Cameron Avenue. Mrs. McDonald is occupying the cottage and Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Mc­ Notice Ladies— Donald the new bungalow. For New Mattresses, renovating, upholstering, upholstery material'1 A t The Churches CALI. Merchants W hen you first showed m e th e Dia­ m on d Heavy Service Cord end talked so en th u siastically abou t itf I told you it w ould have to be a wonderful tire to sta n d u p under th e puDlsh* m e n t from m y trucks, as th e service Is u n u su ally severe. However, I m u st now confess th a t 1 have never fou nd a tire th e equal o f th is Heavy Service Cord. Y ou can aay th a t w ith my fu ll perm ission. W ight Bros. Co Sanford, Florida The “Boosters Class" of the Methodist Sunday School, and Sanford tnotr Rin*8t% including many memf ir s t iia p t ih t c h u r c h U'r* of the Epworth Lr»gu<\ left Rev. F. D. King, Pastor M attress Factory the rlitueh nt H o'clock Friday Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Phone 102-M night and motored to Lake Mary i Those who miss the First Bap­ for nn evening of recreation nnd tist Sunday school miss a great pleasure. After an onvigorating hour. Mrs. A M. Gortlay of Way- swim and social time, delicious Mornin- worship nnd sermon 11 cross is visiting her daughter, Miss a.m. Dr. .1. .1. Bullen will H|>enk at i I -mmine Gorily, sli nographi-r for •J4-H* -s-4- 4* <• the morning hour. Every member the Southern Utilities. of the church should hear Dr. Bui­ lt li. Youn- People’s Union 7 o’­ # W. Hailey* who has beet! clock. 1h*r sister in Miami, left .Evening service 8 o’clock. Mrs. Vaughn Hostess visiting last week for Georgia to visit Iter Subject of sermon, The Biggest mother and other relatives. At Luncheon Friday Ijusinc:- in Florida. There will be a miisicnl feature Our members ar<* anx.mia to g*»t Mrs. A. Vaughn graciously en­ acquainted with the now members during tin- early part of the ev­ tertained at a luncheon Friday nlr.o the strangers in town. ’ The ening service unljke anything giv­ names and addresios of there ju 3t en ill the First Baptist Church in tan Gives for Mrs. fleorge Herring, M iss1 her history. Klcnnor Herring, her guest, Aliss received into the church are: Sunday Evening 8 o’clock Tty Friday Helen Shepard and Messrs. A. II. Visitors and friends and cordial­ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ruff, 711 ly’ welcomed. Stone. Bark Avenue. i Campbell Shades of pink were pleasingly Cobh and Mrs. Miller, mothMrs. Reeve, 2000 First Street. i.-ter of Mrs. O. ,1. Bope, CHRISTIAN CHURCH carried out io decorating, a pro­ Mr. nnd Mrs. K. M. Walker, 112 ilr . Bope and Llii^igliters, ■ iinn charmingly fusion of zinnias and asters beinir R. L Hill. Deacon French Avenue. ■••vernl days * at Daytona Snnd-.e School at 9 :15 a.m. ■ tallies at bridge Mrs. .1. lfc Saidin uml run, Shir­ NOTHING LIKE IT IN HISTORY OF B i complimenting Social Service and Lord's Sup­ ley Apartments. Biphell of AberMr. nnd Mrs. I. J. nnd L. B. per nt II a.m. •I. G Waits nnd family motor­ Wilson, 105 \V.9th Street. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H is the guest of No evming services until fur­ ed to Enterprise recently, visiting ■ Bell. Mr. and Mrs. \V. II. IVaks, Eight ther notice all members of the the Orphanage. A delightful sur­ Hundred Block Magnolia Ave. iB garden flowers church are cordially invited to at­ prise of a large bunch of bananas tend then* services. roinhined in dcwas i;iwn them. ■ds and zinnias beEast Sanford CIIURi II OF THE HOLY CROSS iiting flowers. AfWe’ll Shoot the Mosquitoes and Give You a Fan la per Crowley, nn employe of I of scores it was Sixth Sunday after Trinity. * government, stationed at Sail­ Okie Weeks came home Satur­ Sunday School 9:45 o’clock. ■ .Margaret Zachary Don’t Miss the First Moment 'd and president of the Epworth day from Tampa for a short stay. Morning Service II o’clock. I* awarded a bottle ague, spent the week end with E. L. Brown has bought the Lio­ [mo. The honor homefolka at Myakka, Fla. nel Monroe farm and rc nlcnce at FIRST METHODIST CHURCH iln-d Campbell waa Upsala and Grapeville Cameron city. Rev. T. J. Nixon, Pnsor luster flower holdMi. nnd Mrs. C. O. Bradbury Mrs. D. C. Potter ami Daniel Services on Sunday as follows: The poultry dub meet on July prize fell to Misa a'id Max, Mr. and Mrs. liarndd Clyde, dr., nre returning tills 15 at Alice Vihliu’s home. Sunday School, B. F. Adams, Su­ Bradbury and baby left Julv 15 week front a visit in Chicago and perintendent, 9:30 a.m. Won of the game a Mr. Bridgeman came from Ojus by auto for a tour through Geor­ cleswhere. Morning Worship, sermon by course wan served. for hisdnughter, Sadie, on Satur­ gia, visiting all the important cit­ Peter llucurel has returned to the Pastor II a.m. Bell graciously day. ies and town. . They expect to he Cleveland, Ohio, after a weeks’ Epwoith liCague Meetings, 7 p. deman in entertainEmil Magnusnn was in Ising- gone about two weeks. visit with (lie Bucurel family at m. wood Tuesday for more lumtier for Cameron City. Preaching hy the Faster, 8 p.m. Irij*^ new house. . P.ev. R. F. Turner,, ronfi/rence , The East ,-ide mail aman. R. C. Sunday school will meet July secretary 'for Christian Education Long i.t having a two’ weeks' va­ 19 and 2»l at 9:30 instead of 2:.lil Movement was in Sanford last cation, with John Cranson, uuhiti- ................................................................................................................... while Rev. Clark is on his vacat­ week looking after the interests tuting for him. ion. of Southern College. He waa very Mr, nnd Mrs. Joe Cameron and an left Friday for Mr. nnd Mrs. Wester and family milch impri ted with Sanford and young people have returned from (I the week-end. a month's motor trip through visited Sunday evening at the beiieve? it lui I a great future. severul : tales. home of Mr. and Airs. II. C. Lu.nlqutst. Bov. J. F. Bell, presiding elder Mr. and Mrs. Brown Miller have .Mrs. Borcll spent Sunday nt the of the Balatkn Di.strict waa in returned to their homo on Celery home of Air. and Airs. Carlson. Kanford Sunday, preaching the Avenue from u-'verul weeks’ stay morning sermon and holding quar­ at Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bops* of terly conferenc in the afternoon. Bro. Bell, mnnv yearn ngo, was Gindervilh* have pone to Mel­ E. L. Lundqui.it is pastor of this church and Sanford bourne. Mr. Bone will do carpen­ cation from the pa; always welcomes him. ter contracting there. working on his nev Alisa Maggiu Gatlin of Pul-itl..i IV, J. .McBride have Wynn helping him. Jacksonville where , Alis.i Minnie Beck is entertain­ I The Workers Council of the is gtie: t of her sister, Mrj. C. A. 4+ *:,*>*f'{,*n,->,fr4 Methodist Sunday School met Tues­ Palmer of t'.iiuernu City. Mrs. bests of friends. ing Misa Alary Field of New York, day night at the Parsonage with Palmer al.so has a:s her gueat hoi and Alins .Mitchell of Arcadia as » has been called house guests this week. C. on account of George Bruce Miller of Ken-' * "f her brother. lucky, cousin of Airs. Volio Wil­ E. S. Hockey and liams, has accepted a position at a New lvayser Silk Teds, Gowns and 'oris have return- filling station in Sanford. Airs. William Swain has lieen ut stay of several Steps-ins. Beautifully trimmed with confined to her bed from bronch­ cream laces, made of heavy fla t ial trouble for a few days. Mi s ’raney nnd little Westerdick called, Tuesday. crepes and crepe de chine. Klrcml: Mrs. NeNon and daughter, Alrr. orrison Galchell. Miss Stewart, MYs. Minormer’s eriek were among those calling to, $11.50, $5.00 to $7.50 each see the new hahie.i in Grapeville. i [U S. Leake re Woodard Bt*rtleson experienced y from Charlotte a painful accident, having his fore met .Mr. Leake’- arm cut by an axe while helping falo, N. Y. him trim trees. Dr. Denton took Van Kaultc Silk Underwear several stitches in it. An 11 pound boy, Marvin! Gowns, Teds, Step-ins and Bloomers. Dwnine, was borm July II, 1925 to I Mr. nnd .Mrs. Archie Swanson. Fine crepes* prints, flesh and white Mother nnd baby are doing well under the care of lir. Denton and Musical Feature other words, the fulness and H H feet ion of love is seen wh.n supreme sacrifice is made fur vdildr loved ones. N. ( As a teacher, Jer.us is uninutil’en this, that his entire life wa a pftitk fed illustration of the great pr jrtlsl ciples nnd truths lie taught, g, m These "birds” come down hero to buy nnd sell our prop­ He taught that man should ;?prf erly and they usually have recommendations showing they Goil first in his life and love, j ?ot were friends of the President, of the secretary of the treas­ nil his lift* his heart said to A pt ury, of .1. B. Morgan, of this one and I lint one whose name Futher, "Not my will but can he conjured with to put it over. They tie up property O God In* done. ’ HH thirty days to examine the abstract and if they can turn this He taught that men were b*88 "Greater love hath no man than property before the thirty days nil well and good. If not they : top payment on their checks or give wooden notes and the this, that n man lay down his land owner is out of luck. life for hij friends” Jesus, ns repoited hy John, 15 13. Thin la the ngo of great things. Great associations, great combina­ tions, great undertakings, great institution):, great inventions nnd lifiriul love (or »*•'» Calvary with Ita cro- r, g/"n/ by the white light of a love tfc shall never die, reveals Jeon The only safe way to sell your property today is to de­ preim* faith in Gods great love I mand a certified check to he put up in a hank for the examin­ men and in the glorious po.ub; ation of the titles and a carrying out of the contract to the letter. If th<‘ man who is buying the land fails in his part ties in stpre for sinful and yn of the contract the forfeit should he taken hy the hank and tent men'who long for life’s b given to the land owner after ho has completed his purl of possession, fellowship with G<* tlie contract. Jesus laid great stress upon i prime importance of love in j And if you hear any more reports about land sharks in r.liginus life. "If y«‘ love me U Florida, you can si t the people of the other states straight my commandments," this i i hy stating the truth about the sharks nnd where they are commandment, that ye love « coming from at this time. Florida people cannot afford to another. "By this shall all w have these sharks in their midst as it gives the state a had know ye ate my disciples, if I name that is not deserved. I can remember u:< far hack as love one another." twenty years ago when these sharks sold Florida land hy the Jcsui knew what was Is*for.': quart. Ami wh<n un investigation was made the sharks were disciples. lie knew they wuulJ all people from northern states, who bail come down Imre to persecuted, imprisoned, killed. ! heat people out of their money. knew that sacrificial love tux he needed for many year*, * Years ago the land sharks set out to lake the innocent his story shows that many of ti Investor’s money. Now they have set out to take our lunds t-arly disciples gave up their la for thirty days in order to speculate on them. They have rather than betray their l.n-ihn nothing invested, have no real money of their own and are All through the ages there b1 simply down here in Florida to get wlint they cun get away been times when sacrificial I" with it before they get cought. has lieen needed and greater I has ben mnnifsted. It i< It is good news to know that the work of filling and grad­ even today. The Churdt * ing around Ilie Hotel Forest Lake has begun, with the chances progress cannot go forward ow good for the completion of the work hy Oetnlar first. This as men love it with n sactiiua means that our splendid new tourist hotel will he ready for love that says as the Master u* occupancy on the first day of January. "Not my will oh God, hut thi*' done." There will he more people in Sanford by N'nvi-mlier first The same old conflict is goinM tiian ever before and we should he ready for them. Let every­ between truth and error, rd one who is able, eri-ct an up apartment house, or a house for and wrong, good ami evil. rent or gel some of your vacant rooms ready for the winter I is no neutral ground. Each q tourists. There are plenty of rooms here if you will make up must stand for or against tij your minds to rent them. I know one city that takes tourists ] hosts buttling for supremacy. I in the summer time and they have only a few hotels hut there | always know where to find -IJ ure enough rooms in privulo houses to take cure of ten thou­ And every true follower *>( sand tourists. will he found standing w it'l i very life for truth and purl J It is always best to thresh out our difficulties in the ; You will remember that M Chandler of Commerce meetings ami let them end there. The hud left Juil.*a because (’handier of Commerce is the place to settle them and the out­ was in danger. When azaru‘1 side world need know nothing about our differences. ! sick his family sent word t*»*1 n h [returned Frida Iii fact the Chamber of Commerce is good for many nil■lilting. N. v. whei sus delayed going, until " ments in our city uml should be used more than it is now— n e |n ie with his pa, Then his love for Lazarus 1 ' without our Chamber of Commerce there would be no Knnstrong and desirous of conn-'"ll l * 1- ^'H ip Bach. ford don’t furgit that. We never undertook any thing quite t h e sisfc-rs h e decided to rcturi as fine n.< the campaign now being put uu to make our Cham­ "'jrand Mis, Win. Bethany, His disciples kn * ber of Commerce the biggest, thing in the city. tho danger, sought to persu-Gj’ " '" ' day from etersburg, wlu-re Master not to place him *1 Tin- big drive does not mean mi-iiihcrships alone. It goes ueits „f fr|Cnds. danger, but as he was deter®' much farther than mere memberships, it means selling tluto go, Thomas said to the Chnmbi-r of Commerce to the people and through thu en­ "" returned to“lA-t us also• go that wo n>J| larged scope of tlie Chamber of Commerce selling the city 1,1**• Tenn., where with him.’’ 'Greater love nt*1* to our own people ami to the world nt large. Once we can ending the sumself known in those word* do this we will have a city of fifty thousand jH-uple in a short ihe Peabody InThomas. time. All men may have this Gf Some day there will he a boulevard all nrnund Lake .Mon­ love of which the Master H "J*" "f little Miss How may it he obtainedroe with a fine While Way ami everything to niake it one dl. the daughter of tin- fiin-.it drivei in tlie state of Florida. And it is not too ii-cii of old possessed **•. ■J * Marshall will lute to think about that concrete bridge from the foot of Burk Apostle had it. John the that she is ill in nvenue to llenioii Springs, or Enterprise as we know it best. eil had it. How uni it r°n,< pneumonia. Nome day tlu-ae (beams will all come true. th*m. . The source nr fountain " divinely great love is in *•' fare if idl nations would cut out us is the channel through * Mr* Lottie Contemporary Comment poison gas iu propaganda.—Louis­ -Marjorie Dentthe divine comes to man. I"1' ville Times. 1,1 >• and Ain E. M. association with Jesus Cbr*1 "ilnent in society. faith in him, opens the f"“ of heavenly Jove until 'V 1 ( Just when the world was hop­ •Newton J.ovell, heart to overflowing. Bel"* ing to abolish war by abolishing a recent event, with all the fullness of God * J the cause of war, along coinca Ad­ "riday as the ; ply being filled with love 1 miral Fiske and say.-, that women 'cuts. They left this love which l*uul wrote »> nre the cuuae of war. So now nil pend some time ’Ihe love that never faile**1 : he's are off.—Detroit News. er points in the Ilove of God shed abroad >n "In France 1 want Ficiu-li music 7e state. h *aG , hv th« tlnlv Ghost mid in ituly I want Italian music," A monument to Tom Sawy**r says Mr. Albert Coates. What we and •Huekclberry Fil.n ia to he erall want is American music in et tnl in llaiuiihnl, Mo. But it i.Sandwiches at America.—Punch. n. three miles still too caily to know whether Dayton, Tenn., will put up a mon­ Open for buaGermany expresses willingness ument to Adam or tho upc.—Palm to cut out poison gnj in warfare. Beach Times. There would be less danger of warEditor*4 Note: This weeks sermon is hy Rev. Paul C. Burhnns, former pastor of the Congregational Church of i.'da city, who /resigned Ids pastorate last fall to remove to Fott Myers. Roy. Burbaas, on a recent visit hero, kindly concented t i furni h The Herald with sermons at vniions intervals, t h ' first one appearing herewith. T E L E P H O N E :— Res. 428-J PAGE FTVTP ! The Big Church with a Bi£ Heart | so n a ls NORMAN INSTITUTE $3.50 to $10.00 These llo t Nights v ’ Ice Cream is Delicious at Home $2.50 Gowns and Teds Fine quality Jap nainsook, trimmed with fine laces and all colored lin­ gerie doth. $2.50 To r»raov« !<*•»cr«am, f tuiitiiiu-r unii«r(ultlwii«r •pitfot a ««.*onti cr two; i*n.uvt mJ \h»n l » » *4 on bottom *ltb tburnt • AhJcul (i«4Ri into *UfMti»l il u«. Our rich, luscious ice cream packet! in 100% leak-proof Sealright Liquid Tight Puper Containers will make you forget the heat. So cooling and re­ freshing and so eusy and convenient to serve in nltractive, tempting round slices. Ice cream keeps heller and longer in u Sealright. Older it today or carry it home with you. Even a child can safely eurry our ice cream ip a Sealright Container. m Seminole Creamery Co. Phone 634 e a t m o r e ice c r e a n r Muslin Underwear Hand Embroidered Teds on fine lin en finished material. All nicelj made. $3.50 each MUSLIN UND ERWEAR, $1.75 Muslin gowns, tods, step-in and bloomers, fine quality nainsook, lace trim med, white and flesh. $1.75 each INFANTS DRESSES—I land made and hand embroidered. Fine ferial. G months to 2 years. Slips to match. $2.50 to $3.50 each �jpAGEsbe In Term In Prison Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Sanford •’!; Lakeland 2. St. I’etcrsburg-Tanipa, rain. N inth Inning Rally Enables Jack Quinn In Hare Form as NATIONAL LEAGUE '• Pittsbul’g Team to Win; Mack men Found Hal! Hard; Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 0. DusteVMaiis Has Easy Time St, Detroit Hallies to Defeat Louis fi; New York 1. l)efenlinu McCIraw’s Outfit Pittsburgh Senators; Browns Heal Sox 7; Boston It, (10 in **?r»p ♦ *» *"» —- -s* BOSTON, July 18.—Pittsbur; ‘ bounded hack into first place F ri­ day by defeating Boston 7 to 2 in JO innings, while St. I^iuis «.i winning over New York. Going into the ninth frame two runs ba­ ll Injl the Pirates put over the need,wl runs to tie. Moore, the first man to bat in the tenth, whs pows, cd by Graham. Barnes nt this since went into the lw>x and singlefc by Cuyler and Wright with Traynor’s triple and ]load’s error 'l»i,<i<Juceil four run*. Aldridge had Bcnrationnl support early in tho game. "Score hy innings: 'Pittsburgh ..tl)0 000 002 4-7-11-2 ' Boston 101 001 000 o—:i- 7-2 Batteries: Aldridge, Adams and Gooch; Graham, Barnes and GibfJGfl# r ed s n rc v r d o d g ers BROOKLYN, July 18.—Cincin­ nati took the last game of the se­ ries from Brooklyn yesterday, I .to 17, holding the Robins to eight hits. Score by Innings: Cincinnati .... 010 001 011—1-10-2 Brooklyn .. .. 000 000 000- 0- H-o Batteries: Benton anil Wingo; Krbnrdt, Brown and DeBerry, GIANTS LOSE NEW YORK, .July 18.—Mails pitched the Cardinals to a *1 to 1 victory over thu Giants Friday nnd na tho Pirates won from the Braves, the New York club drop­ ped buck into second place in the National League pennant race. Malls held the Giants to four bits. Huffey, recalled by the St. LuuU team from Syracuse to replace Blades who was hurt Thursday, Jed the attack for tho Cardinals with four hits in five times at hat. After hitting safely in 11) conseautivc games Frank Frlschc went hit less. Sop re by innings: St. Louis .. .. 020 020 020-0-12-1 New York .. . 010 000 0 0 0 -1 - 4-0 Batteries: .Mails and O’Farrell; Scott, Nchf, lluntzlngcr nnd GowPHILLIES LOSE "PHILADELPHIA, July IK.— Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to G Friday after tho locals got off to a four-run start in thixJirst ^TflTOfir, W inmmilHTVYmy BuMi. Claud CoojJer stopped the Phila­ delphia sluggers, and held them to two single!} over six innings. Score hy innings: Chicago........ 002 220 100-7-11-2 Philadelphia . lot 000 000 -5- U-0 Batteries: Bush, Cooper and Hartnell; Ring, Knight, Couch and I len line. Today’s Games ningsL Chicago 7; Philadelphia 5. AMERICAN LEAGUE N tc.’ York G; Cleveland I. Philadelphia 8; Chicago 1. Wn: ’tington 3; Detroit 0. Host : St. Louis 0. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Mobile ■!; Atlanta G. New Orleans 7; Birmingham Memphis 7; Nashville 0. Little Roc|; 12; Chattanooga 0, SanfordTakesHard Fought Game From HighlandersFriday (Continued From Page One.) the? ninth but the Highbinders wore helpless In the eighth frame, the inning in which the Celorymon scored the winning run of the game. In the ninth after Edwards hud hit safely, FrlsImsN error let Ponder get to first and advanced the runner. Dumas was previous­ ly out on a fly to center and Doy­ le grounded out to first base. Fria­ ble then redeemed himself with a pretty peg to first of Francis’ grounder to retire the side for the lust time. in Sanford’s half of the eighth Crawford walked but was out at second on a fielder’s choice, Man­ ager Jim .Moore being at first. Cusack was out short stop to first ami Moore advanced to second, scoring a moment Inter when Cur­ ley hit n fly between tho third bn hi* nian and the left fielder, which baffled both of them. Friable struck out, retiring the side. Sanford fans after having wit­ nessed the games here Thursday and Friday declare that with llu* spirit being shown by tin* Celerymen mul with their jam-up playing as in yesterday’s game against one of the best pitchers in the league, it will be bard for any team to beat them during the re­ mainder of the season. It is be­ lieved that the old "unlieatahlo" spirit, known in Hanford hall teams of the pnnt, is beginning to rind its way inlo the pre-unt Cel­ ery-Fed linll-UpJ <»I [ 1' t I I ’M LAKELAND AIJ it II I’O A E Buckley, 2b...... 3 0 U 2 I 0 Surface, /nf. .. 1 0 0 II 0 0 Brazier, cf. . .. 2 0 0 o tl ll Johnson, rf-cf. . . 4 0 1 I 1 0 I lumas, If. .. 4 0 <1 0 u 0 Edwards, 11..... I 0 I 12 1 () Ponder, 3b. . 1 0 2 2 I 0 Doyle, ss...........1 I I 2 I 0 Francis, c, . .. . I 0 1 3 2 0 Craig, p........... 3 1 0 1 7 0 FLORIDA STATE LKAGUI Lakeland nt Sanford. Tnrtipu nt St. Petersburg. ATHLETICS WIN CHICAGO, July 18.—Philadel­ phia made a clean sweep nf the four game series with Chicago by taking tho final game, 8 to 1, and ran their winning streak to eight games. The crinU*!it was a pitch­ ing duel between Faber and Quinn, two veteran spitluill hurlcrs. Score by innings: Philadelphia . 000 000 002-8-14-1 Chicago .. .. 100 000 000-1- 4-1 Butteries: .Quinn, VVnlbcrg and Cochrane; Fauer, Thurston and Schnlk. TIGERS HEAT SENATORS DETROIT, July 18.—Detroit captured the series from Washing­ ton by-winnink Friday’s game 0 to 3. Zachary weakened in the eighth and the Jutting of the Tigers, to­ gether with poor support from tho Senators caused the visitors down- MINSK, July 18.—An amazing trial illustrating the ignorance ami superstition of the Russian peasantry recently was held in this district. In order to Increase the income of the village priest and to strengthen his authority over the local peasantry n group of village parishioners resolved to frighten the peasantry with the pretense of a ’'real" devil in the village. A village boy was dressed up to resemble a devil. During the night he went to the village dwel­ lers to frighten them, lie was instructed to carry out secretly slight damages to peasants’ prop­ erty. This went on for several months, and the ignorant peas­ ants took it all in earnest, as a penalty for their sins. They flocked to the church, induced the priest to hold special services ami organized common prayers and re­ ligious processions. A special commission had to he sent from the district town to in­ vestigate the peasant's troubles, which were brought to nn end only by the arrest of the “devil.” The priest and the local authorities were placed on trial and sentenc­ ed to many years imprisonment. BROWNS CLIMB UP ST. LOUIS, July 18.—The Si. I oui* Drowns climbed into third place Friday afternoon by win­ ning again while Chicago lost. The !* to 3 victory gave Sister’s men a clean sweep of the three game scries with Boston. Score hy innings: Bo ,mn . .. .. 000 300 000—3- 5-3 St. Louis .. 013 002 21 x—0-13-3 Batteries: Ross, Fuhr and llisclioff; Davis, Vungilder anil Mar­ grave. YANKS BEAT INDIANS CLEVELAND. July 18.—New York defeated Cleveland in the fi­ nal game of llu* scries Friday, 5 to I. The Indians’ wild bitting streak was stopped by Hoyt, who held them, to eight scattered hits. Score by innings: New York . O')I OJI) 101—5-11-:: Cleveland .. , 000 001 000—1- 8-2 Batteries: lluyt and Rcngough; Smith and Mvntt. State oi’ Washington ttojads Cost Millions SEATTLE, July IK.—More than $17,000,000 an* to he spent on Washington slate’s jiay-nv-you go road building prograi t during the coming bieihthim. Of this sum it is estimated $1 1,5011000 will be av­ ailable. from licenses for motor vehicb , nnd n tux of two cents n gallon on ga olim*1 $2,250,0(10 from I’edertil aid. ami .jonrly $500,000 from forest funds. Four bridges on the Pacific Highway between Everett nnd Marysville, in the Northwestern section ut the . tate, will absorb T am pa............ Lakeland St. Petersburg SANFORD NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P ittsb u rg h ........... 49 31 New York ................G1 33 Brooklyn ................ 42 41 Cincinnati .. . .. . 10 42 Philadelphia . .. .... 40 44 St. Louis ................ 30 4G Chicago................ 37 47 Boston .................... 35 GO AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost elphia ......... G4 29 n g to n ............ 54 31 t o ................... 45 42 m is ................ 40 42 i t .................... 41 43 and ............... 40 49 York ............. 30 GO i .......................20 G9 New Orleans Atlanta .. .. Memphis .. . Nashville .. . .Mobile . . t "haltanooga Birmingham Little Rock < hnrioltc .. Spartanburg Maeon .. .. Augusta .. .. Asheville .. Greenvillo Columbia . Knoxville .. $ t ,000,000. I? i VJ l I ' r f l ki Wl i Al i faPkilfideipUin nt St. Louie New Yolk at Detroit. .Washington lit Cleveland. *TH)sfhn ht Chicago. NATIONAL LF.AGFI St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburgh at Boston. SOUTHERN LEAGUE .Mobile at Atlanta. _;N''W Orleans at Birmingham Memphis at Nashville. Little Rock at Chattanooga. F o rt Pierce*—Work hei ed on uncompleted link Road No. 8 between this Okeechobee. Now is tho time to plant row peas in your groves ami truckloads, or new lands ju st taken in. Cow peas is the cheapest, fertilizer that can he had. And one of the best cover crops to build up poor or wornout celery land. We have some fine stock nt the following prices: B rabham .......... s>l.(il) Per Bushel Whippoorwill ............... $11.5(1 Per Bushel New E ra ,......... .......... $3.r>0 Per Bushel Heal Estate Auction Sales In the City Limits of Sanford Near Loading Station AT AUCTION A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars ire permanently located in Sanford EASY TERMS. ALSO \VK HAVE Three Corner Lots in Sanford Heights Each One a Bargain Ol R SALES FORCE We guarantee Satisfaction, REALTOR P Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Hank Building. Sales Force: Mias Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ M M A M JM M n iu aN aM M am iB atR aiaaiH aaaig R H i MANCHESTER, Bn*., July 18— The British nation is the worst fed nation in the World, and chemists have become the greatest Blavers of mankind, Sir William'Milligan. M. D., declared in opening n fowl exhibition here. The British diet, on the average was insufficient, iU-hulnnrod and monotonous, he said, cooking Jeft much to be de­ sired and the quality of food supnlies was open to grave suspicion. He attributed' much of the dys­ pepsia, _ gastro-intestinal disease and intestinal lethargy .o the u-ndeney of people to live on preserv­ ed foods. "Our chemists,’ he added, "have become, because of this tendency, in u sense almost the greatest slay­ ers of mankind. Responding doubt­ less to u popular demnnd, they have worked nt the discovery of food preservatives and these have worked nt the discovery of fowl preservatives and these have been so largely used that, along with the results of cold storage food be­ came literally mumlfted." Try Smith’s Barber Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. NEW LUMBER YARD rail. Score by innings: Washington . 02U 000 o u t-3-7-3 D e tro it.......... 000 001 05x—fi-D-0 Butteries: Zachary, Marl jerry and Ruel; Dauss ami Woodall. its,’ Preserved Destructive fared Britisher ALLEN AND BRENT lift E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla, Pet, .013 .007 .GOP .IKH .471 .401 .441 .411 A complete line of Cypress nnd Fine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Fluster White Hock Fluster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Pet. .051 .035 .517 .511 Hosts .500 Windows *440 .419 Fram es and Screens .300 rrsection nf To be eligible for sale by a Dodge Brothers D ealer, a product must first prove its com petency for exceptional service. - Graham Brothers Trucks proved this com petency years ago and are prov. ing it m ore em phatically than ever today. First in the world in th e lk ton field, and among the leaders in. th e 1 , ton, th e se stu rd y trucks are capably supporting the priceless reputation of Dodge Brothers Dealers —for selling ONLY products of in­ disputable m erit. I. W. Phillips’ Sons Corner Oak Ave and 2nd St Made to Order Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO S O L D ’B Y D O D G E B R O T l D E A L E R S E V E R Y HO �TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD, SATURDAY, J U L Y J j, 1925. , . .1 ____ is no Substitute for ione , Daily Herald Classified Directory PAGE fDIri Advertising For Sale For Sale i Explosion Of Vapor . Kills Four Thursday Wanted ad. rates Phone 148 Beauty TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in j FOR QUICK SALE: Will sell 4 FOR SALE: Some real bargains: WANTED:1Four enrpenters. South tn »\ . Fir. w .A i/ n iA i.. of Glnderville. T. A. Echolls. LAUDERDALE; acres of good land 2 miles from Hi acre celery farm with t pair Caah in Advane* ■tf X rm ls u lr I l s d o i s d U a r t ri»„ FRESNO, Cal if. t July 1R._ cX.,s a a f u r .l , F I s . All makes of typewriters for DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow- 1center of Sanford at a bargain, mules and farming tools complete ■ale on easy terms, for rent, also aril County thoroughly which is ‘half cash. See or write B. II. on easy terms. 5 acre celery farm YOUNG MAN wants dancing Explosion of gnsalinc vapors ig­ It en r F i l l r ad*. * • »t* teacher. Write H. J. H. C.o. nited when an electric light was •m aatrn aa ■ " « with house nnd barn. Orange repalra. Office supplies. Room 9 one of the most rapidly growing [ Bankston, Snnfnrd, Fla. A a l a l r r e s l l n a ills rns st nn Is a a * ,1 iMiatlliltlf tot turned on cost the lives of H. D. sections on the Florida Coast.'——-------------------■-------------------- grove in good condition fnclng Herald. Ball Bldg. s n i n U ■■ I,, „ h a t m a k e s Schroder and his four children nI n *a l rlla cp r retty Sample copy and rate card upon FOR SALE—.1 cast front San­ Dixio highway price right ensy . ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy terms. request. Several tracts of unde­ WANTED TO RENT: — I.arge, and razed their home in Piper Col- w ohm a n ' s h laoi r line a r, , . n .t| h, lee r r dr r ntwh aa tl a x _ terms. Box I'll, care Herald. veloped land in different localities. furnished room, private bath, hotiony between Reedley nnd Dinuba K l o r y n t h e r h e n t i l , . II „■ m a s t * * •_____ 4« • H«« WIGHT PRINT SHO P-Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County nnd nnd cold water nt uli times. (Thursday. It was first believed m e n h a s p , | n n p t h r H e l l i s h . e l f a See me at Bucnn Vistn, Sanford ~T t p * 4ou b U abov* Must bo clean nnd attractive. I’nul that a bomb had been placed in t n r l r h n l r , s o I h p s t r e n g t h o f n m B Engraving, Embossing. See us Lakeland, through the Star- FOR SALE—Comer lot and ad­ Florida. W. G. Banks. | R. Forbes, Phone 447-J. first. We do it. Phone 417-W. Telegrnm. Best advertising me­ joining lot on Palmetto Ave., the home. Except for one child m aInf sy ohnr nsnhloyu ldI s rneoatd l athe h nr rd shr ar ti rl s. r * ratea ara for conterms. Box 431, care Herald. FOR SALE: Friers, 15c pound, 371 R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. is believed to have turned on u i r n t s In the w o m e n ' s dium in South Florida. Published trtlon*. i.fic th I WANTED: Second Hand Canoe who •true* lanatn W. Phone. the light, nil victims were asleep. — a n d that m r n l i l he n s r r y l a t e r * -mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— FOR SALE: Have two slightly us­ in fair to good condition. S. R. rstlm i Ihloa f a r > ttt* In d-t * «■m e Lakeland, Florida. REAL ESTATE | r*, ' ioc f<>r ,lr,t t im es n h r n y on n r r r d o n , . In the ed Viicuette non-c!cctric clean­ FOR SALE: Young cow, govern­ D. c.o. Herald. d u m p s nnd n e r e s » m l tanxhs Oklahoma Fire Loss that , , ouId s h a kd e som | « la raatrlcted to ment inspected, fine condition. J. h. SPUR LING, subdivision OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales ers. Cost ?a».r»0 each. First $25 the l a l n l s o f y o u r WANTED: Bearing grove ten ac­ takes one. Call Wight Print Shop, r ‘ hs— If yon r e a d t h e s e ad s, yon Gentle, first class milker. Call specialist. Subdivision to Or­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zenfla 'm a d a T h a B a n res name price and location— Placed a t §300,000 whrntity i l l l l n d the s o u r e r of », .mien's 300 West Central St., Phono 030 M. "ER" Liu b# w p o n a lb la lando, Florida, and F l o r a ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 9 Railroad Avenue. r l n l m e d foe m a a r t h in g s, c.o. Herald. [ncorraet Insertion. f r o m u r r n s y s o a p s t o a l s e y e . ,r « e ,* . Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ trict. Want ad and display rates * f.,r auhaenuant FOR SALE: Sheppard puppy, three A f t e r tin, lint u l t r t i t h r s uh jrrt FOR SALE: 401 acres good farm ARDMORE, Okln., July 18.— way. on request. • office ahould be months old. Phone 348\V Atl- WANTED: Building lot close in The Randolph Hotel nnd four ad­ the e n r e f u l stu dy o f a fl eet lo g tao* land in Jefcfrson County four give location and price first letH ir i n ’* Ilrep m e d it a ti o n . I h a v e r o t o r metely In °r miles from county scat one-half dress 207 E. 11th St. joining stores were destroyed by to the r o n r l i i s l 'i n that a n o n t a n TIN AND METAL WORK COLUMBUS (Oa.,) LEDGER — mile U r n T ia r .n * _ w h o Is not h e st t fI fal h s s o n ly h r r o e i r off stnte highway from Jack­ fire early todny. The loss is plac­ Classified ads have the largest ■nraa«nloll*a thnrIf h r r s h o u l d e r s a r e hroait to Tallahassee. Public ed at $300,000. It was in the eton oMitoir, SIGNS For Rent ir w ith rat**. role* u g h to hear eurh a burden of circulation in Southwestern Geor­ sonville Rooms For Kent road running through this prop­ Randolph Hotel that Jake Ham­ until. Ition. w in t f t r j r a t t Any KlnJ—Anywhere gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. Jot m utton. Ann »* erty, about 150 pecan trees. 2 ten­ FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks ilton, Republican National Commit­ I t h in k It , « n s h h a k r s p r a r r , o r lay Will aaalat you FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ teeman from Oklahoma was fatal­ l.o rd llneoo. p e r h a p s , w h o s a i d mt ant houses, 1 story barn. Will sell Bldg.. 205 Oak Avo. Inquire up­ four w a n t ad. to TO REACH the prosperous farm­ cheap, J. E. Kerney, Oil Sanford o f his r h n r a r t r r s , " T h r l.n dy o l out meals. Reasonable rales. ly shot by Clara Smith Hamilton one effectiv e. the l a k e " — stairs. C. T. Smith. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Avenue. Sanford. Fla. Lincoln House. 1ST fftlT IC * on November, 1920. ••M hat the l.o rd h a d f o r u o l l r n , ia county advertise in the DeLand hhe tilled In w Ii h riiftua.'* ahnuld B l*« th alr Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. ja to fflc e addreaa aa In. t h e re r r r l n l n l y la li t t le e iDaily News, rate lc per word, caah FOR SALE: First class dining, APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ FOR RENT: Furnished room, Un­ Phone 4S0-W. Sanford Avo. At Fomandina — First National tractive and convenient. Call K phono nu m b er If r u , w o m a n , e s p e r l a l l y In with order. ion Avenue, 571 -J Telephone. * nnnk to erect new structure on thes e s ot ourt h ,n nthe First Street. living nnd bed room suites. at Herald uffico for further in­ Inoil o f r o l l u a . not Preaulta. A bout on e h a t e n 11 a ore that ttnu ld m a k e V a thouaand haa a Phone 175-J. southwest corner of Fourth and to formation. A n n e t te li r llr r t n n i t took li k e a JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds MAINE — Watervilie, Morning nj th e r.thero con t Lost And Found tnoiislrnslty. Center Streets. w ith you unlaaa of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR SALE: About one karat dia­ FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, T h e n , et la te y e a r s , I think It tt as four addreaa. Wnter and Boat Tanks. At Oak people nro interested in Florida one o f the lam ntis P a r i s i a n poets, now apartments, phones includ­ LOST: Roy’s bicycle, left in front mond ring. Wil sacrifice. Ad­ ClermontFlorida Dinlomlto Co., Siiieiiriiiisky , tthu w r i t e — Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ property. Reach them through dress Box D. c.o. Herald. tu rn ou t* M tS T ba ed. By week month or yenr, well of ChurchwclPs. Return to starts operation of large local " W h e r e the eiilor it I it 11 .n u n at T he Sanphone 111. the Sentinel. Rate card on nplocated near ocean. Write or Chtirehwell's and receive a re­ plant. She l i s t s u p t t llh pa in t ." )d office or by let* plication. — '•ad that t a k e * r a r e o f the ta re. t'p h o o e dlar#»«lnFOR RUSH SALE: 3 acres of ph'ne R. I,. Scldon, Selden Bldg, ward. It a t toiuan has the « he ret oItkal l ' not v a lid . Daytona Beach, Fla. to ,m i k e h e r f l a u r e s o p r r l r e l that n (it I cm o r c i u i n m h u .i ; Building: Material A LITTLE WANT AD IN The rich tiled land with best of flow­ Prom pt. E ulcU nt* N o tic e Is liurctiy g iv e n tlia l on lUn the V r n n a of Milo tt nu ld n r h i i l o f f Two story well fln- FOR RENT: Three room apart­ Tampa—Contracts awarded for Ir.Ui Service r hiitids. If she hud a n y , .mil a HERALD will bring you in big ing water. ilay o f Aouo.it A. I>. lltSS o r ns construction of Gary and Jack- si ion tlH T o aftiT n s I c a n bo h caril. choe m p l e t i o n SO pretty as to m a k e MIRACLE Concrete Cxi, general results. Advertise those old ar­ ishi) residence with water, gas, ment with garage, 1300 Park sen Heights sewer system. " t h a t s eh ool a l r l " t u r n m r e s w i t h ■t h e iindcriilgiieil u a n r i l l n n o f tlie cement work, nidewalke, build­ ticles you have stored away and nnd electricity. Three good out Ave., Mrs. E. R. Savage. e n t y , then It she Isn’t b r a n t l f a l , fha - • | portions a m i e s t a t e of .Mamie T. I’n r ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. ft. have no use for. A little thirty- houses. 20,000 nursery stock with Is nil h r r iittu. Lakeland----- 200-room hotel t o ' l l n . J o h n H e n ry I ' a r t l n ami J a n o s f a uItl t use some bearing orange trees. 570 d tu lie sold that h eat lly Is r t l n all m i n o rs , a l l ) m u k o Terwilleger, Prop. f [Tins cent ad may bring you several feet on brick road. Property right FOR RENT: New four room apart­ be erected hero at tost of $801*,- ulliopiti lei rtr a t lI’a n n t o tlto H o n o r a b l e J . J. lint s k l u d e ep , s o n r may s a y , la dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ the lltchl nt these m o d e r n d r t r l a p * 1 ) 00 . I ifi'lillison. J i n li d ' of th o C ir c u i t ment. private bath. Plume JS DIRECTORY at Lake Monroe, just four miles HILL LUMBER CO. House f i o i r t of th o tto v c n lh J u d i c i a l C i r ­ • t e n t s , that bea uty Is a s k i n c a m e . sentative will call and see you. from Sanford. Property worth 382 \V—West First Street. it . In m ol f o r t h e C o u n ty o f A n il I u u r s s 1 d o not h n t r In tell Service, Quality and Price. East is—$115,000 grammar school Sc ue m i n o le a m i S l a t e o f F l o r i d a , f o r y mi w h o It Is that a r t s s k i n n e d , p lace w llh ln *«*7 FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando days will lake $8,000, half cash, Foil CENT* Well furnished bung- j building being erected on C itrus' authority to soil at private sum f u r Hin t's n n o i h r r story, pe ople of S n o f n f d Lumber and Building Material l l r a i i l , t t l l h t i n m e n tuny he o n ly , ‘, ‘ , , Aormin the Intercut of said minor, each • o o ft en ne eded . Morninf Sentinel; largest classi­ alow . 5 r o o m s , I m th . s c r e e n e d | A \ V “ — - — — ---------- - h a v i n g a n u n d iv id e d »no s i x th In- s k i n i l r r p , Imt h r n n ly w i t h n n to* balance in one two and three years ||l.t w h e n o n r . s e ­ Carter Lumber Company fied business, rate lc a word, min­ tijue. If interested see or write porch, garage. Call 107-1.3. ill ,l ie * Is ns tirnmy uf the K u r t ■ lor.n in .mi to the following m l l . r cq nlrcd. It t h e I n t e r e s t III a n d It, ttie f o l l o w i n g t 'o ne h Is so u n l t r r s n l l y ad m ir e d . West Third Street Phone 506 imum 24o cash with order. % |p lin h e llr.lly to r 11. H. Bankston, Sanford, Fin. It 's h r n u l l l i i l to lo ok nt a n d It's Itoilhtelil o f F lo rid a sin c e 1SS1. d es c r i b e d real e s l al e. s i t u a t e , l y i n g lire. mol I.d u g In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o ­ h r i i u t l f u l In d r l t r . FDR KENT: Light housekeeping R eferen ce*: |THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Vours, rida to-wlt: First National ll.ihk. rooms. 219 \V-5th St. n n .i.. T h e F a s t 1-3 of t n c N o r t h e a s t l - l accepted want ad medium in FDR SALE: l'J‘25 Hodge Touring. par* In This J. II. HUTCHINSON of t h e S o u t h w e s t 1-1 of S e c t i o n JS, Car, fully equipped, 5 bnlloon [Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word I DAVID B. HYEB T o w n s h i p 31. S o n i n I I miiko 10 F a s t CT O R Y It F A 1. I’STATU tires. Runs like new. Cash or F D R RENT: Two very desirable ntt insertion. Minimum 25c. Hilled t h i s l o i n d ay of J ul i e. A. II. ARCHITECT Farms mol Orange bed rooms, also an attractive • Acreage. fUONB will consider good Ford ns part tiroves a Specialty I HA F Mel.AMU. loM L.itircl Avenue, 118 TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, payment, (’nil Osceola Cypress first floor apartment. Vacant July Member L L t ■iu n r d ln ti of th e nlm vu signed Member of SANFOltD, FI.A 24th. 217 Corner Palmetto Ave. I or write me for an appoint­ M inors. Fla. Thousands mail the olas- Co n o s * BulMlmr Florida State Ninvcl.l, X HiiVKH. ment. C. E. Williams, Osceola, nnd 3rd Street. sifted pages of Florida’s Great Florists Asiioelulion. Orlantli,, g l a r l d a A tli r i o 'y s for linardlnn. IIKA I, KHTATK - I S V M T X R I I T f Home Daily, rates 2 cents a worth Fla. ;d Directory FDR RENT: Two room apartment Minimum 25c, cash with order. L nblty I 'u l c s t u n - U r u m l u y t)Mg. FDR SALE: LUMBER delivered S anford F lo rid a good location. Apply at 12 Write for complete rate card. — Multigraphing. in and around Sanford, yellow or ii. Ill I Magnolia Ave. |nd mniling—ns you HILTON’S WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg, pine framing, sheathing, siding, then you want It At FDR RENT: Three room furnish­ n a i i m-'it slim* The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ flooring, roiling and finish. If. B. Porch, First Sn rT III.A M It I M I S t ed cottage on Palmetto Ave. No. prices that are a savings to you. ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ 113 Magnolia Ave. lank Bldg. fha I’r 'n l That Ha i i i Too 2911. limits for $35.00 a month. Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla, 6 First Class Barbers mum 34c. Money. Gpi>. G. Herring, Sanford, Fin. M . n n f n c i nri>d t * Special Attention GOOD HUY IU.E8 FOR R£NT IS SCARCE ■ h rra a .n -l.ln ililrr r , U l L * Given To Indies and Children. PALM BEACH COUNTY — Thu (’ornor lot. Goldsboro. For sale. FOR RENT: Large room, two beds, Sold tiy scene of stupendous develop­ Phone UW-J. L O M IV II I ' U U c o u rk x i CEL Car. Drlvo it five dollars per week. Phone 083-W ^ 113 M n m i u l . n I , * . ment. Read about it in the Palm AM) (JETTING SCARCER P Oak and Second S t I’hour ZTN cars that 1 loan HOUSE FOR RENT: Five room ALL THE TIME Chinnware in English Porce­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on FOR SALE: i sell nncrifice. Sec on naved road, just south of request. money on at a lains, Ruvarian anti Japanese school ho use at Paula, $20.01) per )S FOR HIRK mg 11 •\Y^. . JU1’. lUTO ■ftKRVICE Pay * NOW IS THE TIME TO (JET month. Annly to J. (». Harzbtifg’C h in a m a k e -lo v e ly ‘g ifts f AHAJHi tlFCNo *£■•t* results *ff Tt ............ I meets nil trains. Ha«r. reaches polentinl potential buyers. Pa- HIGH CLASS truck farmer ea- or, Paola, Fin. IN ON GROUND FLOOR sr. Phone B51 nnd 93-W Intka Daily News is circulated in palilc of handling any size farm i < The Ball Hardware an industrial and agricultural rcc-iopen for proposition immediately APARTMENT for Rent: Suitable Hon. ! also understands poultry nnd stock for adults. Apply 500 French | CAFE tion. $125 Phonographs ................ $73 G. A. DoKay, Orlando, Avenue. ___ __ ____ --------------------------------------- ' raising. $ 30 Electric fa n * .............. .... $22 Service and Quality ADVERTISE in the Journal-HerFla. VV. M. LONG $ 15 Electric fan* ............... $11 Reigns aid, South Georgia’s greatest r.-r Miscellaneous $ 10 Electric fan* ............. . 3 8 M I* I A C A F B newspaper. Morning, afternoon, .MKAT MARKET Automobiles I New Player Piano, MONEY TO LOAN on improved Waffle House weekly and Sunday. Classified I Second Hand I’iaon. real estate security. Geo. G. ^tt, Mgr. 11)3 W, 1st St. rates l()c per Lau. Waycroas Jour­ DEPENDABLE USED CARS Tite* and Tube*. 41D Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Herring, Sanford. Fla. nal-Herald, Wayeross, Georgia. U)21 Iindre Touring. For Further Information. lllP.LL CAFE At Low Price* In Order To Make 192a Dodge Coupe. LADIES DESIRING profitable rst in Service and Qual-| Room. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1023 Dodge Coupe. Coll ut Montezuma Hotel. home work, write immediately; Street and Park AveSend in your subscription to tho 1922 Podge Touring, enclose stamp. United Service, 20E RINK’S FILLING Tribune or hand it to your local 1923 Podge Graham I 1-2 <m Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. H. A. SPEIR Truck. dealer so you can read Florida's i. STATION DRUGS II. 15- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. greatest newspaper. One yenr, 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 too Trurk. Jacksonville—$32 000 home to 1» Contractor and Builder 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. $8.00, 0 months, 54.00, three months I. W. Phillips’ Sons I constructed on Richmond Street he)RUG STOKE — PreMAKE KKSKItVATION EAltl.Y d9l)-M — Phone — 490-M $2.1)0. If you desire $1,001) insurHodge Bros. Sales and Service I tween Talbot nnd Van Wert Av­ Drugs, Sodxs. Wa anee policy add 75c to your order. 1’lione 3 ~ * and- -2nd- -St. enues. Oak it you as yodr phono. 2108 PALMETTO AVR. DO YOU WANT TO HUY or uclt anything? If bo advertise ill s a i r a o i i H i i H v s i n a i B a i i m m i i s i i i i i n i i K s s u i i s r f S H Z s E s i i j n i K M i s i a u i s i i i m s M i i i M i i i i i i i i i s i i i B i m a iCTlUCAL ■ if a tho Gainesville Sun. M a Davey and Nesmith DEVELOPERS ATTENTION ELECTRIC CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE h ATT()11N!•:Y8- AT-1. AW to Gillon A Platt tl Pensacola is beginning l*u’,3 3 Everything elecgreatest development in Georgia’s n X )ns 422. Electrngith history; a half million dollar liigit- g .a at i-aia.nii way to the gulf beach just finish- '■ nn ”n F I It S T V V T I O . N A I , M I N K III.lit}. ed; at two million dollar bridge m [STATIONS AND a across Escambia Hay ntarted; n SUPPLIES a qunrtcr million dollar opera house " a under construction; two millions In « [tco stations. MagBeautiful MAYFAIR :< Thoroughly ; being spent on highway; gieatest *[ ond. First and F.lm, M ikI i tmi i i nImpri m Siwiinlivil is i chance Lir live developers to get w a |enuo and 10th Street, Apartment Site N L o is (i uml 11 Block <» in on ground floor. Write Devel­ On Businoss Property, Apartment ice. <1 opment Department. Tho Pensa­ H Mrs. F. J. Coala, Mgr. LORIS! 100 feel on Park Ave. Houses and Residences M cola News, T he prices a re rig h t for a CORONA Hit Hi: ACII. FLOItlDA i>l acres in tract; 2 lieaiitifut 5a tt lie u All i h r V r n r HE FLORIST” AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — An- 5 real o p p o rtu n ity n t th e roniI t a t r a : $3.1)0 p « r >lu\ Ity tho 1M feet on 11th St. lakes, grove just worked and for ail occasions, w m i k I3S.UU i h i o h l r ; t t r . o o s i u g l r . \ 7% Interest guslu, Ga.. Augusta’s greatest « pletioil of F o rre s t I.alt« in splendid condition. e. Phone 260-W .. classified medium, rate, r;l*li cash, Ur 9e IT * ?(1,500. Terms. Hotel. charge. 19c minimum. LAWYER Aak For Our Hook lot On Financing the Home Everything Price #250 per acre MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each ^B R Y A N , Office In For the Sportsman VERY LIBERAL TERMS. sank Building Annex. of them through u classified ad At >n* 117-L 3. in the Morgantown POST. Six cunts a word for six consecutive It E A I. T O It S Ball Hardware 114 feet Sanford Ave., issues. Moughton MagnoL'a nt Second. , Phone Phone H 211 E. FIRST ST. between 9th and 10th. TO REACH BUYERS or Anlleis of CT Fluridn real estate adverUaa in .OANS W. n . SMITH, Mtilt. INVESTMENTS Fort Mvers—First oil refinery in the St. Petersburg Time*. Ono cent onk Uldg, state of Florida to be erected here cent m word daily, two cent* a word Florida by Iowa syndicate. ' Sundays. ■ BHHgag ■■■■■■■■■■■ a m iiJ B iia x a in iu iiiin a iH ia iia iiR n iim u iiim iM I Earle T. Field B ea ch P r o p e r ty New Smyrna Beach FO R SA LE We Have Money to Loan Ocean View Hotel Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. : UP FATHER h f . jvt M U CH 1 COULD OOl«g a h O ts rst O s : A. P. CONNELLY & SONS &UT I'VE CO Y T O V lM O JC COOL- P L A C E . I H A V d /NLL ‘TMCPte lk>T Q IT ) \ / H ERE? V I By GEORGE McMANUS * * * * * * CHEAP FOR CASH 23 Acre Bearing Grove .TL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald