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Due ” sight o f the developers, 45 large lots.inj corner have ewife, in~giving her a around tl le corner.. Study caHfully the map on this"page. Njj tuhat&y "PalrrrTerrace” is situated soss the steady- substantial growtirqf Sa*#*11 ’ number deblocks froririt to the business , ford. 1N o t ic e d PaBtfT e m c e vf froni Sanford High 'jScftodl, and only six.Ok grammar school. v" \ fO R T I / «A c <Sc/ime t ... . . ^ j business/ A* three-miriu; ford over the ] a to m ■ Come an you atth a priva pleasure to turn, for we J*; J v * ‘m . sir o'Ol __ ant ow S L*3iTs • t o ij/U lfe r I i B F j F ARE M U C l T L O W E R : : T R A N YOU W ILL EXPECT— * j : TERMS ARE M A I y a w ![ ■ ...................i mm .. .• & Magnolia Averiite j.. ■? 5 £ -i?, V/am ikii * �1 oves ts To Kill Self . O IL C f i r , P<u, Mar. 22.— { A V b A alight VecessiaVTof water in set. CrnI tributaries o f the Alleghcni while (hi? river It ie lf remntori ti about stationery, gave hope tod»j ,< that the flood situation here, rant. |c ed by last night’s movement of tht f, huge ice gorge which had hen ai lodged in the river since February V| might not become aggravated. V • Riverside streets, including Sen w eca Street, the city’s main lhef. oughfaro, remained covered wilt hi rater to a depth o f one to foor n e e t Tile water backed up behinj if ico which jammed, with the gorgtiE movement at a bridge just bclo* c] (hem. The electric plant w*g p^j nut o f commission, but there wu no aenreily o f tight and power id m wns the fcasb wherT the five r bvtf.l flbwcd a few weeks ago. (hirrcrtt- Was supplied from the' Clarion river hydro-electric plant! IjSrch 2.— (Ao- j?I6od pumps were-kept in OptraL ) —S a tisfa c tio n titto nt the water works to ketp I ? League o f Nn- water from getting td fir'en in ihfpxlflv. o v e r dia^ W a sh in g to n state d ep artm en t Uccd the leagu e U to in jec t itiie lf [rtd dourt problem , to point out a posri of settlem ent b y n of the cou rt nct- Ta Contain Approximately $500,000 Stolen by W hitts more, la Object of Search L c Without Modifications Maiiy Mttldws lit 4. Discussion ^Solution I lyHas Gained in Latest pfriends Say gossion of the Amerins, it is believed, ame agreement by i without involving of modifying the senate's rcservalls reiterated ftoday mi organism ceases to tonferenre invitations Let oat. Lked that If the idea [i common agreement y been followed by fthc league with ,reLay'o application for recent crisis might Eded. ■tiitiR the friends o f ■ convinced the league E« itrcngtb in ono recent events iiave ■the fatitity of trying n 'l international mape furtherance of pollEns and the ndvanceKial national interes to.' I toerme in the secret |>a eoanrilis being confcrjtly responsible ‘ or ftiab. tince they nave ■ kU tl secret B ftk lk fundau.r-ntnl roinmirH m M at ■ are tkt Hlortn will Borne U pmnt public ■the fcjrtt«sifij meet■diMrriunuut.mlinia. M . 3. delrgstiikin nt■■sentiment hett, Vunv• s ovcnvhelmiarit jq fcdrie publicity, lai jt ■tried that freildcnt P render a ccrvire to P disarmament by inBe American doiegstiAn ■ pester publicity.” I March 22.~ (ip )~ Mwer and Dr. StrescH f f j h b l t r . will retomorrow on Ofptistions. The dc.tlw German parstutnde on the Geneva ^ Mtioualists have * nstion demanding IU np- F. D. .Wood, Campaign Special1st o f American City Bureau Arrives in City ttf Begin Work of Reorganization “•H. Vvooten Palm Ueach i»f_ . * HU wire, ^wten, a roadster, Denver but h is L?*t‘®n of the body £>°wn 0f Wooten's ^ned a-ranch nrd Surfacing of Stretch Extending From Sanford Avenue New Hotel Will Be Finished in Few Weeks lnto the Jr** in the event tii* [ th* counwith Ger- guards in a #93,000 hold-up in Buffalo last QctobOr. 'Am ong the murders laid a t the rnng’.i door are those o f three ormer members o f the gang— limon L. Golden, whose body waa ound in Trinity churchyard In December, ‘Chicago Tommy* Langrellu nnd ‘‘Spike"' Kienny, who wero found dead 1n New Jersey. The seventh supposed victim is former Police Captain Henry llelwig. who disappeared after a band rw:ently Held up two jewelers op fifth Avenue and escaped with #150,000, of unset diamonds. 4 ■Holwlg, then employed ns h pri­ vate detective, fired on the rob­ ber* who are believed to' have kil­ led him to prevent recognition by S T Tavffirs lateat drive, for the "in ­ ternational narcotic crusade," is now being investigated by Assist-; ant District Attorney Pencora. Any organisation ostensibly charitable can get endorsement from men in nubile life* he. said, and such endorsements, or even un­ authorized use .of "nances onable adroit telephone salesmen to callup persons on their "mooch Hate*’ or, "sucker lists,” and'get cheeks.,, Good salesmen make .from #300 to #600 a week, he said; in his campaign. In his firs t chariftv "racket” he lined up tW flO Q in donation pledges, in three -quart­ ers of an hoar on thb telephone. Tnylor wns quoted to have stated that he rained money in a fraudu­ lent campaign for the blind,, and In another campaign o f the "A m er­ ican Society for the Nervous,” when he asked his employer where the sanitarium for the nervous was to be “ bilt." he waa told not to worry about th a l that his job was raising* the money. .Vanity and tears make tho best anneals, in Taylor’s ; opinion. Promises to print contributors’ names and pictures In magazines Most Attractive Sane Investment On HIb ‘ Flori! ill. ilia v O U B IIIi I I * £ i« v lagging ‘Activities cGsi n j f y d U tiiu h tt -M. Wynn.<ianil-J. O. Stssd, whom the pbllti balUvO to N> boot­ leggers o f conisiderablo reputatioh la tho county, wort.eaptnrcq Jadt night ahd fWe galltoid o f jnoopshflje y iv iiv t o f the Pico Hotel. In commenting on his opinion of this city formed after a 10:day pe­ riod o f intensive investigation Of all important factors upon which the economic prosperity of a com­ munity depends, Mr. llam ory said this morning that “ of nil the Flor­ ida centers that I havo visited on my tour o f Florida, SanforU appeata to my conservative mind os Detroit M an Killed In Atlanta When Car "''*' wm! crutches, Hits White Way P6st A^AWV^^rW^nt'i|3SSS? f^ U3 Lower Court: Decision ^Cancelling. Leases With Doheny Sub­ ject o f 2itd Hearing All Phases To Be Studied In Case Legality of Harding's ' Order Will Be Main Question to Settle WASHINGTON, Mar. - 22. — (/P)— The Supreme Court agreed today to review lower court decisions cancelling the oil leases and contracts which Edward L. Dohcny negotiated with Albert B. Fall, as sec­ retary of the interibr. Involved In the case are the Elk Hill Naval Oil Reserves »to their r „ capture ’ w sptarted A ^Jast'S r ntght An.WIr whbh tutinh PftTtcfZiWn about O’ 9 o’clock Poftcb'mfn J. B. Green and A.' H. Beckwith spot­ ted the pair between Third and fourth Streets on Sanford Avenue. Ordering .the two to stop result­ ed in Wynn'taking flig h t He jump­ ed from the.car and ran. Steed sur­ rendered to Policeman Green. Later in the evening Sergeant Smart arid Deputy Sheriffs Bob Wilcox and Chris Stephenion caught Wynn in Lake Mary and returned him to the city, where he was locked uir in police headquart­ ers. This morning In police court Judge W- E. White fined Bteed #200, Wynn Mtked for a lawyer In'California ami the contract be­ tween Doherty's companies end the government, by which the oil mag­ nate has constructed huge oil re­ serve tankn t o t the navy nt the Hawaiian naval bane at Pearl Har­ bor. While agreeing on ‘ circulation ' the district court and the circuit court in California disagreed On the question o f compensation for the storage tanks.. The . district court allowed #10.utw,n00, but tho circuit court overruled that do-*' ; ciaion. Besides this question, tho S u -V * prom* Court is expected to go Into case and patpotat! phases o f tho enso ticularly that ori to the legality of^* the executive order issued by Prcsldonr Hardlntr. imd In effect ’ transferring Juriadicuon over'th o naval oil reserves from |he navy to . the Inferior department. Th* civil actions at issue gre w out o f tho sensational Sere to In-vestlgation two years ogo iti*.o Uio lease question in*whim both Do-. ' heny and Harry F. Sinclair, tho ■-b •latter represnting tho Teapot Dome oil reserve in Wyoming, were involved,, . '/ tw H Thomas W. Loyl jpsaa :r I Bergdoll’s Accuser Ori Way to America Five From Drifting Schooner Are Saved Kresge And W ife Reach Agreem ent On ‘Spiritual Platt* S aiyeling Salesman killed by Miami Cop Association O fficers To Be Guests Mrs. Fred W Injured in \ Mandamus Against ! Judge Is Refused r low, Fora » M w " ^ nn ,0,J ^ e Utmijf?. c b a f e meo f ’^ e i v r n g 4r,n a ^ o f « through the mails, she shot herself late aatyrtlny night, after appeals to. h ef' former amocintes failed f to obtain her release on bond. fcrnaii ' Author Of mn^y a ruse la hot dry enforcement activities, nhe re­ torted .to o ruse in the attempt upon her life. She smqgglod the pistol Into the Jail, in a handle of Clothing aftey. she had d erived T h e m .-Y in United State* Marshal "Scott, into belierhig ahVhad left the Weapon in her - trunk at o hotel where ho supervised her clothea caching. H er Antomobile Claimed. A t the time bf her a r m t- b h * have her n*me as MWI/B. B. Moore o f Lao Angeles. She waa not identified as Daisy* Simpson until yesterday. An nutomobljb which vyut sciied at tho\timo Of her arrest was claim *) ybster-U? by JnlfUa Duval, who gave his ad­ dress as .San Frsnduro. lie said he;had loaned the woman IhJ car, temporarily. , A riote oddransed to Sort Slnkens o f San Francisco, aa “ tbe only one I depended upon,” indi­ cated that the woman planned to taka her life. ‘The note, .idHbbied oVt .«i telegraph blartk, read: rt o f Florida ofdied here early today of injurii-.i' L O N l C l f I v f a i I n v e n t sfered ^ t h a _____ bosiness opportunitiee, I would not hesitate to MACON, Go., Mur. 22.— Georgia say that in Sanford the man with Journalism today mourned the* iponey to invest or the man look­ passing o f perhaps ono of her most ing for business openings may find brilliant editora/iu tho death yesterdoy in Philadelphia, o f Thonm* IT IIA C A . N. Y ., Mar. 22.—</P)— tho most attractive propositions W. Loyloea, In his fifty-sixth yenr, Dr. F. H. Rhodes, professor of in­ that prevail in Florida.'* Beatrice - Hardy was another following n lingering iijness o f or“ You people here have nothing' dustrial rheiniAry ot Cornell Uni­ versity, has evolved a successful to fear frrtn tho stato’s return to charged with the illegal posses­ ganic trouble. Funeral services will be con­ process-for removing the ink from normal," Mr. Hamary said, “ for you sion o f liquors and-, was fined #2<)0 i old newspapers, so that they may have never gone crazy and boosted or given the option of Serving 60 ducted here Wednesday morning from St. Joseph's CatholieTChurch. % bo tufned back into news mint, your prices sky high as less sub­ dayB. For disorderly conduct cnargea The body will arrivo hero on « ' TTio reclaimed paper, Professor stantially founded communities Rufua Cooper whs fined #15, Wen- special car tomorrow night. , Rhodes says, is ns durable an the have done. During his career, which was .if ‘‘Sanford appeals strongly to’ the icy O’Neil, #20; and Georgia Mao .business man. who recognizes tho Fountain, #10. Gub Burk estreat­ marked toy many interesting inch ■i will make paper as white as the instability o f cities dependent en­ ed his #15 bond by non-appearance dents, Mr. Loyless w »» affilia ted ’ on a similar chargq. * With the Dawson News and’■had ? original and one gives o whiter tirely Upon realty activity or tour­ Seven persons ’ charged -with been publisher o f tho Augusta :l ist patronage, the fat returns that paper," ho declared today. The discovery will solve, to a your growers ilro receiving from drunkenness forfeited bonds, rang­ Chronicle, editor o f the Columbus V great extent, thb serious problem their celery shipments are ample ing from #10 to #25, They Wero Enquirer-Sun, wiltoriul writer -of the diminishing supply of wood proof o f thb wealth tluit must al­ Dolph Brown, Lulil Mae Brock, the Atlanta Constitution, and ' ways be yours, and no greater Tel Crawford, W illie Woodward, torial naragrapher on the A tie pulp. Dr, Rhodes stated. guarantee Ot good vondj^ions could W. 'Tyler, Zip Grgtlt and Praeton Journal.. His most recent wril exist than your wonderfully' de­ Wood. Thomas Ryan, Henry Bak- had been Tor tho Macon Tclegn BERLIN, Mar. 22^-ffl*)— Robert or and Eva McFail were each fo r which paper ho conducted veloped back ebuntry,” be said, P. Sachs, Complainant in the m*> charged with drunkenness and or­ independent column, writing : Mr. Hamory fs president o f three dered to pay fines of #5 each. Mar­ lance, but. which he waa force* duct ion cases against Grover llergbanking institutions in his section dol,'American draft evader, is in of the stato and ia widely known gie Brewer was fined #7 and E. J. relinquish, because o f his Ul heu Berlin on his way to board the Several months ago, when his W ASHINGTON, Mar. 22^-(JP)- as an economist whose opinions are Smith #8 on similar charges. Fob alleged parking on the pav­ health became such that he could liner4Goargo Washington for a Fivo men aboard a schooner adrift baaed on an accurate understanding business trip of indefinite length o ff the Canto Ricsn coast last o f business conditions. ed streets over night ,W. L. T a ft no longer engage in hta profession, ____ d R, Q. W elker were each out in America. * * a went to Philadelphia week, were rescued by the Norwe­ • Sucha says the authorities at gian steamer Nyhawen and the . T a ft .estreated his #5 bond and to stay ti hit ton-in-law, Patrick Walker was fined #5. ” *’ ' Mofthuch, where Bergdoll is held, ship was stoik by fire from the deFor a while, It w u bcMoscly Jackaon was fined #3 at have his affidavits detailing six stroyer Moody. cMitur had thown imcharge*, of seduction ngafpst Berg­ J. Partlsn forfeited,#. #3 bond ( and would soon', hi An Intercepted radio dispatch re­ doll, for use at the trial. J C hgrrl o f parking' wlthbi [back in harness," but he suffered ceived today by the Navy Depart­ I relapse, and yesterday, signed h« ht** “ .Vi ' . ment, sold the schooner -broke LA K E LA N D STORE ROBBED adrift from tMh Steamer Sants I For, allcjrtd reckless drlvih; ‘30,’’— the newspaper man'a definh Theodort Haynes lost #15 In bpni Jon fo r the ending o f tbe dayVi Invz. vork. , ' L A K E L A N irjF U G . Mar. 22.— NEW YORK, Mar. 22.— M V - by his non-appearance. A drui The safe of United Markets Chain Mr. Loyless was rognrded as n An agreement "purely and solfly and disorderly ..charge cost Isaj F IN A N C IA L P L A N OKEYEU Store was robbed of #1,706 in cash on spiritual piano," induced Mrs. Gruga #15, or 20 days and ft orceful and convincing writer and and several checks Saturday night Doris -Kresge to drop her suit Md been offered editorial duth* PARIS, Mar. 22.— UP) —Tho cab­ against her husband, Sebastian 8. it waa learned when tho manager larger publications of the store entered the buildulng inet today approved Finance Min­ Kresge, fo r #1,000.000, worth of possessed, but he o f ister Foret’s projects, including dn stock, which she alleged, he pr&Atoday. I to remain . in his beginning in Winter Park—“ Herald" to erect increase in tpe business turn-over ised her In a pro-nuptial contract. tax from 1.30 to t per cent. new #10,000 building. The agreement also made Mrs. Kresge financially independent for life. MIAMI,‘ March 22.—C, V. Hclt, These revelations wore made to­ day in a Ltstemcnt issued over Mr. Krasge’s signature, tho first authorized vi-rsion o f the terms ^up­ Sunday by Police O fficer W. W .’ on which' M ke^Krssge withdrew Whitt kepi p, who was said to h#vt. fired in Mtlf-defense. f her suit last FjM sy. Halt « t i one o f two other occuChase, i-pifomotor bf *‘Our The statement says that it is is­ ito-tn an automobile driven by sued, “ In justice Mrrs-Kresge Kresge I Q. ----- ___ - .totoMrrs. ^ Mgrtln, Martin, Buena Vista VUta ted. tech» Wet* V time members of the Deleii and to vindicate and exonerate her ilclgn. srrastsd by O fficer WhlttAvcnud, aad her cook, ie Sanford completey froth the charges. Inemp- ot| chargee o f exesedtog the, Washington, wore both i rtaining -William /Ia m and an/l itimriiftInna ” matirt i'a n exposition in miioii nuendoes si teed limit as he PSMed ^trough ly injured about 8 o’eto flCrrin, rip riseiu U vo o f the |p a pictorial tie nA.»lowntown hectfon. ,:/■ ttonal AsZoriatton o f Real Ks i recently held Though tha Martin had convince# Uto offtand that tha Boards, (tori McClure, of through Mya. K V*t|urt. he wag not violating the \ ^ y “ “ m .»n d F io y d 9 [;M c C ie n - Mvcrs, nrcsidenl o f the State alty board to and wait preparing to noted tha a l­ did not spadify tl o f tha i when Holt, allegfd t o lia v s been the rotary, were made today at drinking, was arid Fj luve drawn under ad- Krcsge’s of 8. 8. a plztol on the poHcemah. who officers of confim e J>ed a singis JW ritot ✓ '„ r vT h a dinner is to b« ^on U^expec 'T h e bullet Just atone members the heart and can • U Ir ilt* ’. death Bmted.Jhp a frw inomt-.it* Inter. Holt's « ! • ■ to "avoid livoa were believ’ d to bo raaidrnts u-iulv exist- o ! La Orahge. Ga. . ^ Germany retq? ^ .^ ‘‘hdraw her d Overcbnio by Ihe r.hrmio of jail Sums'In tlmn^TcI, *»• M cFnrionJ of the American ( ffl Bureau, who declared that the« wps no ro#|on why the intemw1 rricthod* used fo r creating Interst in n Chamb*ir,of Commerce, Caa-t v " , C. A . but)i ing projects, or on, other H.__ ...kindd I community undertaking could ut )>r utilized* to make n suc<*en *f thu baseball season. I City Mnnagcr Williams stated An a rc. i ilt o f the meeting god ay that the completion of First American City Bureau was artri Btreet to the new hotel would not to nslgn a BpociulLst to direct work. Fred Dale Wood was d j jrause the cessation o f activities on reeled by the bureau to come hra btlier streets in the city’s paving (program. fo r that purpose. He hns Owing to the great amount of acting ub educational director bin that purpose. Ho has been aruip [traffic this street is expected to as educational director fur ih carry and because of'tho necessity Chamber o f Comorce cimpaigr a o f having some street leading di­ rectly to the hotel for the benefit Haines City, and s olved here M that city yesterday. •• > o f visitors to Mnnford, he stated • A ' special meeting Will be kl that the City Commissioners hod o f tho baseball club at 8 -jVbfl decided, to fief forward with tho work and carry it through' as rap. tonight at the court house. J Headquarter, i will -bo ealoMiJw idly as th8 contractors could op­ all the Chamber of Commerce »1 erate. for two weeks # campaign of nil cation will be directed by Mr. 1R" and focal leaders o f the ba»^ team 'add a t .th o' end of,the d week a drive -will be luuncbel I funds to guarantee the sueem the. season. ■ft. T a l l a h a s s e e ” Mar. 22 .—</H I t is hoped hr ilimrraeL! o It Is the'hope of the bu*b — Governor Martin will be prepar­ ed tofnerrow to receive the com­ officials _ that so npccMsful mittee appointed at a meeting of tho attendance be this year n CoBTily commissioners, held nt Or­ result o f this campaign that a9 * funds will not need be c dtkftfl lando, '(o diacusn the advisability of Judge Landis -Expected Hfrt-j i- a special. seEsion of the legislaturo A big baseball dinner hu-f't h • onsite bond question, the executive arranged for next Friday n iM *! announced today. •J. The committee is undor3tood to th* Seminoi- Cafp at which Kcncsaw Mountain Ltoidli, H “ fbo reodv to point nut to the G6vorpor the necesrity for some legof. ’organised bsecbsU, and duiif Mike Sexton o f tbe FlctJ a isiative action to help th* sale of Bare half Leagvo are *xj><ftril 0 Florida bonds for road and bridge onifadtoi d work, declared to have been effeetVdnce Doui dcAt I 3 ed by the decision of the United ipcal club, that he’ will make y Slates Supromo Court invalidating endeavor to iiave, Judge D 8 a Texas bond issue. I rbtrb. • The Governor snnounced someMr.’ Wood, who will tHrcd * time ago that he would not ogre* rompsign, Is one o f the edtu)1" 1 to a special e*pnion o f ih* leglsladirectors o f t g r Aincrfesn < f tyre unless it was adboslutely unBureau and is a speaker oi * , avoidable. , " . ability. He has k!«o h#U poiUnt positions in tht nco»W * World , . ; *;r y It la the hhza -jf tht b.iw gldn that, thin cae.pnijri J I A T LA N T A , Ga., Mar. 22t The Supreme Court o f Georgia ,w■ dav declined ta is»ue * mandamus * SKoluTe against Judge James. B » Park, of toe chxuit. m 11 not known esmo to Pa! » "'re from Miami. who cs to their inves- hL.1, Goiff Snl.smcn Mnk NEW YORK* Mdr, ,_________ The tochniouo or high pressure ie #500,000. salesmen who tap the pocket book 3 »• in four o f “ suckers," in fake charity drives bebh rom- is described today, in the New by Richard York Evening Post,, In ah Jntcrraped eon- view with Lorry Tnylor. rirofi#: atonal drive director. ,' , . Tho article is the zecopd of « series telling how New Yorkers annually give up • #10,000,000 in contributions to fraudulent chart- ' tVhat is described by Chamber A rock and clay base is being of Commerce officials, *s the mm Id fo r the paving of End First determined effort ever mnMc h root to tho Hotel Forrest I'jikc Hanford to insure u h ig h ly .tvid tke contractors expect to have cesAfal hrisebnil season w ill Ik^j sufficient quantity of these nnwithin tho next few days folio*. rinls to complete the work withIng the nrlval o f Fred Dale Wool, t interruption, according to a educational director of the Amniktctoent made today by City (ari C ity Bureau, who w ill, for tie Inagcr W. B. Williams. first titoe in community histiry, it ia said, couple ndentlfic can-1 Tho Hutton Engineering Comtry has announced at present (cign Principles vHtb an attem-t ire are about 60 cars of rock on to sell baseball to Sanford citinn] id and that with the city backfrom the otlowing standpoints: ijcr ( 1) ' An an infteteating d 1 them up the^ expect to get nrtcther shipment o f approximately highly skilled sport. (2 ) -As a splendid fom t of rt- Gft cars in time to carrv the work t(f n point eflat of the hotel. creaflon. j f' MTho cloy and rock uned in thr (3 ) As |m >4onoinic gain to Ik construction o f the city paving community. (4) As a means fo r crenting «•:nunity s p irit * ' , (6 ) A m an agency for advertsing the city. The complete'plan wns pre.vtirii to Uf recqnt nw uting of -ths Su-i im GIVEN “ NarcoticCrUBA Novf Beitlg T H elp Martin Wtill Receive Committee Asking for S p e c ia l Legislature Police Probe DP)—The colorful c a r « r oT Daisy Simpson, who established a record of law enforcement unique for one o f her sex, Rectos ddOm*d to, a Conduce tragic end In an.El Ppao hospital. With., a self-Inflicted bullet C a m p a ign s, la R ? v enled in wound In her abdomen, the 36-yenrIn te rv ie w r fiV K l old former prohibition agent, whose method^, o f apprehending d rydaw violators Were ao drastic as to bring tnp iensure bf federal coutW upon heft Boverdd on the vergt^bf NEGRO IS R E C A P T l iif of dort rumB," t he had wl«tooburis for �lodernTwo-PassengeriFw Will Come To Local R eid v .- To Attend Opening New DeLand Road IOY, O., March. 20— "Fran '.Was a better man than 1 was!" And because Jacob Nesbitt, Ohio State University graduate, (Job man and social leader o f this • bland river city, was forced to 1mit that Fran, his trim young iyv „iodem wife,” was liis business T : ttperior ha murdered her, " A man can only stand so much. rThen the Ted flash comes,” he says today in his cell here on the Main atreet, where he, the sleek young aalesnmn with the fraternity watch chain, was once High Mogul. “ Fran was a better man than Jake!" •l Troy, on the hanks o f the sleepy “ linini, said It, too! Said It wonderIngly, sometimes catily, hut nlwnyB admiringly. Troy women may , dick tongues at a young Wife's un\ washed dishes in the sink. Bfat T ro y women, too, mindful o f cerown personal urges to “ cut loose,” hand it to u woman who dares be "a new woman" in placewhore tradition and prejudice forge Iron and steel shackles, "Fran was a better man than Jake!" And Jake Nesbitt, not quite mod­ ern enough tq eat this new maa-j •age of "superior women," moans^ in his cell— / wish I were with Fran!" Finally Confesses Jake Nesbitt, who confessed how he hammered in the head o f his w ife of littlo more than a year, hurled her bloody body Into a tub o f water which she had drawn for her morning bnth, went to his Job, returned home "to find” the crime, ■pread the alarm, and then "lent . his help” to the state fo r over three weeks, tells tho story in sim­ pler words than "the struggle be­ tween man nnd wombn for su­ periority." j "Fran nagged!” ho says. “ Bbu knew she wns n better palcsmnn than I was. Bhe made more money Than I did. She g'ot •all the prospects. I knew nhe Was good, too. That In Itself was enough— for n man to know thnt , his wife brings homc'the bacon. ; But Fran nibbed it In. Asked me why I 'couldn’t ho a pusher like other men.’ That morning after wo quarreled 1 couldn't keen it any l longer* I ruw rcd.V The next I kqew I wns hrunlng my Moody i e ,l.io right,'they are James Foote, Ora Slater, Here *,«.• me umcuvt*» wnu noived in** oi-am i mm our. pajamas In the furnace.” Slater induced Ncshltt to conies-*, aided by due* .. Jake Nesbitt/ confessed tnurdrr- Joe Wilcox nnd Bhcriff Mont Bpillnmn of Miami county. or said tho trfTovoInthe ITttlo”“ Tovt* I gathered hy Foote nnd Wilcox tinder Sheriff Spill,nan V dirrcliim. nest cottage” out Jn the woods n j > few miles from Troy, where 11 ' girls*.dormitory,-Oxley Hull, night I (inns for him. or so after the lu.rritde crime had tame Veraion o f llie third degre, after night. i!ut she could not give him me bdlm/ound. He spoke reluctant­ was given him, here In this setting of I In* hern fiilestimnnhip uhic,i ly o f bis wife's business prowess "Francos, nut of college, was be­ o f blood-spattered bungalow. loom'd within Iter own boyish boo “ in tiie world o f men,” ns I quesHe used the word “ nagging” over ing called "the host mini ,>f tho head. tiinned* Min on this. firm " by her employers,.. and over again. / Fran sold five kitchen1 aids 1 1 They wore married in January u “ Yes. slu* wps good, real good!" Tho stoorr o f the young Nerhitt.t tie paid with a veil over his tragic Is only one of the thousands of year ugn dni| Frail gut him n job Jake’s one. She said so. Whipped boa with eyes, selling the kitchen devices. similar stories today. , tinging words. CuoimoudcJ him High school and .college sweet­ Ambitious for Him * "Yes, I guess Fran was a better to do belter. linvv tdie fought for biisinef/s man llitm I'll over lie." hearts. Frances Drake partly Fran, loving lu-r husband, fever­ worked her wuy through college ishly ambitious for him, got .Ink" her husband':, since .s. Stir* loved Hut. his eyes sparkled when he by selling u certain kitchen device n job jn tho office of her Ann. him, * • -Hiked of Fran, tlu- fi-miliine, Fran, Here you :,r modern »vifv tmwhich whipped nnd mixed crcamu Thorn you tire- the,first act mod­ l tie woman. land salad dressings. Business>n ern wife gets hrV (binKami a jot, hpppily hecaiiiv of lur ycj jy.-tug* “ She daiivcd, w eji."'hy l^hl me.. hw^llnger-hips. * i n,.( i Met l>o*n because V.ho htt-fcelf1JH 'tfd valuable t apm ■-i DooKinding Tlie war came. Jake went to the firm f bond bo the hotter man, restore her “ I loved to dance with ‘her. ‘ ntie entertained well'. She was '•ollect•cross. Nover actually on the But even Frances’s ability did to her traditional '/dace of the in­ ing antiques ami fixed up Ihe cot front. Drove a oar in motor trans­ not “ get Jake by” lonjr* ferior woman. Frances Drake The tage so pretty.” port division. manager broke it gently “ belle, Nesbitt, begging to be dragged by And it is memories o f this Fran, tho hair by a superior male just Jake and Fran then wore sweet­ man.” etc. (he .-'light, clinging, woman o f his, were drugged into I heir euvi » by hearts in Ohio Stale University. Frances persuaded her young They called Nesbitt “ The Kid husband to go nut spiling with her. t|.H ci-itt.urii-.-i ago tier ,’or mothers |that rack the murderer today and make hiih moan - • From Oxley lln ll” when he was Sin- got Jake’s prosper is. Taught skin-clad mutes. 1 wish I were with Fran! Fran! initiated into his fraternity. This him the glib, convincing “ sales’ The Feminiiu* “ Fran I talked with Jake Nesbitt a day 1I’rnn!" because ho courted Frances In the talk." She loved him. Amhi- Scientists Seeking Traces Of Ancient Races In Many Countries Of The Globe iY I m v v DlillJ lle r U 'lr r io n lia iu u .l V ie w s t » i v i 'v * Vlivt.. " I for Kurop<' "i< Dm Aqninlanin :|llirIy t0llliy fnr hrr annual sun- on and Volusia countlei Mr. Penrftjap said, nnd nil IndlcAions am that the completion of the roml will too(erially stimulate the busincM uctiv itf o f both Snnford nnd IX'Laml. Delays atlcndlng th* delivery of required “materials post.ooncsl the •opening date o f the highway for approximately -six months, Mr. I ’carman said, and hut for the agl— A modem Sikorsky yl«ne simi­ lar to the machines used m eu cessfuliy' in- air tMnspo^atlow abroad, will be brought to SanforJ tomorrow for ny i i . over the city from the locnl «'*-* lion field following a wdng walking and plane climbing stunt » t the field scheduled to o’clock, according to F. n. Hen l< son, Indianapolis flyer, now rated in Sanford. Mr Henderson wns formerly an instructor at the army fly hff nost at Brooks Field, Sun An tonio, Texas, nnd Ids nvM « " J*1" perlencc dates over « ll. ginning, shortly after Die outb: ink of tlu* World wnr. -— ITe^ins spent much time In Put songer transportation, and J* c»’ vinced that the airplane will In a number of years become almost ns common as the automobile. In commenting on the devciof ment of commercial uvintioti local* IV Mr. Henderson said today that the greatest detriment to increas­ ing the popularity of the airplane t\yirk. ' M r; He,,d«**«n S i , and accidents duo entirely to f S T ' f t S ? L havo • thn general public.” The mnchltto thnt will l>c used l °niniTow to" enable Sanford tltix,rns, to SCO tholr city from the i* one o f the most modern nrd nluhle planes Ip operation. The Karthljliakt On Hawaii UONoi.m.u. 1|.; earth ilistuihanc? b seconds, acrbm/iaijud lure tidal wave fit dents of the ‘uul shocks which were, a half dozen times has been reported. Committee of the commcrcinl body, permits necessary for the delivery of road materials would not have been issued In time for the road to open April 16, he added. Courtesy In Hitting Prisoners Is Urged W ASHINGTON, Mar. 22.— Iff*)— Washington policemen are wonderng just how one can hit n prison er nnd still bo courteous about it. In the course o f a lecture cau­ tioning policemen to dispense with '‘ linrd-boilcd’ ’ tactics, Edwin U. Hesse, superintendent o f police said there is no excuse for gm ffness nor discourtesy in dealing ’ Tampa— Tampa-Gas Co., to con­ struct gns mnin oVer Michigan Avenue bridge., RUPTURE SHIELD EXPERT HERE E. J. Mcinlmrdi, the well known Exneit from Chicago, will person ally la- ut thn Angcbllt Hotel, Or­ lando, Florida, on Friday only, Mar. 20. from !> n. ni. to fi p. m and the the Hillsboro Hotel, Tam­ pa, Florida, on Sntimlny only, Mnr. 27th, from 9 a. m. to H n. in. Mr. Melnhardi snys "The Vnccunm Kuptme Hhield" will not only bold Die Hupture perfectly, but will contract the opening in .’!<) days on the average case— usually giving instantaneous relief withstanding all strain regnrdiess of the size amj location o f th* rupture* > W A R N IN G : Da rult FxpHse your­ self to the danger of wearing oldstylo trusses with under.-*traps. /I Those trusses usually place the pud on the lump and not on the rupture opening. This often causes strangulation which usually necessitates an immediate surgical operation or results in sudden death. "The Vacuum Kiiiltiire •Shield" bus un tiuderstraps, no straps around the body or legs, h is also perfectly sanitary and prac­ tically indestructible, and should be worn while bathing. Only gen­ tlemen are invited to call at this time as a special visit will be made here later for Women and children. Notice: "The Vacuum Rupture Shield" can nol U- filled by mail. Every cuse must be seen person­ ally. I’ leuse note I be iiIhiv e dates and hours carefully. Slrictl) no charge for demonstration. Ad­ dress all correspondence to K. J. ( ’ i j i ' i i r s laiths on the lUviera, “ us far ns I am concerned, the five-cent cigar t< similur to the dollar cigar in NEW ^ ( lUK, Mm. ’“J. uVt one respect— both smell awful." Mnrv Garden believes tl.-.il a man flunking a fix •* cent cigar vvi’.b lienieture of a beautiful woman on Die band gets insl n- niueli pleasKuslis— I.lienI properties of A t­ NEW YOUK, Msr.22.— (/P}— In Goodwin uudrrNje uiinplri m of Ihe nrc mil uf it, ns the man i nmking lantic ( ’oust lane, to be gri-uDy im­ efforts to reveal secrets or the New York Academy of Sciences, a dollar cigar. human race long hidden by time . ’’ Iloyycvcr," she said, «s she sail- proved. Islands 1’ rolud and to bring new specimens o f life When this is eonqdeted. they will to this country, ecfontUtn of UnAmerican Museum o f Nntural His­ make u^study of the .West Indies tory are working In tunny lands— to determine if the islands oqco •omo In tho far stretches beyond were parts of n great island con­ civilisation. tinent. Existing form of life there Not all the work is being dune in foreign counlrie*, however, for many of which require dry land out in Arizona Erich Schmidt, of to travel, suggest the islands once ? tho-. department rtf nnthrapology, ollied a mainland rather than hnv-| has made valuable archaeological ng hern raised from Die floor r discoveries. the sen hy volemiie nelion. f Ono important ruin was on top Clnreiire L. Buy is innking an ev- T of g mountain where an old com«t«r y gave up, u skeletons of peopn* people 1 n n o n i ui lr,,‘ 'T * o f • past ago-* A t the reqdret of rT ‘ “ h,‘r Phoenix officials. sis, Schmidt .•xu,aa,- yi7:;V11'’l:1:iul pro wmen which p proved o f , " f ‘i»,, hl-iance of (he, plan* for Ihe ed a ruin there m . ............. . , such historical interest ns to merit Mexican Hall <d Aiehneobigy T restorntion by the city. pr..p....M| f.r erection the mu Y In company with Harvey S. I.n dew, who finunced the trip, George 1 Through Du- patronage of Mr-. II.. H; Tnte Is collecting mammal JSamuel !> S ai p/is, wife of Mujar Y •nd birds Jn IVme, Argenthm nnd) G'-neml Sturgis, retired. Hi Wii- v A BolMw. Dr. Frank M. Chaninm.l *,in* G. Vail Nnau* is eolb-eting t iov<-rh*hrale« mar i v nii curator o f the department of bird- , marine n,,<r Francis I*. Jaquog and Raj’nmnd' 'iff tin- 1‘anenm coast. J’otfer are in Pannum, collecting, The discoveries of the Third A-int sperimens o f bird lift* repre-J 'c Expedition, under Iloy ( \n ■entutive o f the American tropic*., draws, continue iuii-ie.sting nnd of Th« party will be away six niotnli*. fieinU believe fort her important light on tfie origin ami'migration Bird Life S:tidied Working on Maya rufnn with tho o f Die primitive rates will be re­ Masnii-Bpindi'ii expedition, rent out vealed. by the Peabody Museum, is Lud­ During the mntilli, Dr. Wdlinm * * s :* i *': __ , v low GrUcooi, assistant rorutor <-f D. Matthew sitiit-ii for Motigiilia to birds. Already he has reported visit tin- fossil fit id.* covered by many interi-btlng nnd heretofore •he Andrews party. In June, the, unrecorded /acts o f existing bir<J, I’utaam-Williams e.-c/A.Iitloa to life. ^ _______ ______ Greenland t<« eulltmt material tori 'C n rl F. Akelty, the explorer and [the moscuni’.* newly eoirq.leUd Hall •culptor, is on • big game hunt in o f Ocean L ife ‘ also will net sail Africa for group* to bu placed in (if . ( ’. Raven will head the party the new African Hall. He has which will include Robert Pea mounted three gorillas and will oh son of the famous explorer, and ■ tain material foi the physical r< Captain Bob Bartlett, who com­ . production of the background which manded Admiral Peary's vessel on Includes studies of tho vegetation, the cunessful Noitli pole limit. color notvi nnd specimens of toll. In East Africa, Dr. James P. INVENTS NEW S. <>. S.1 Chapin, associate curator o f birds. Is .with DcWitt D- Bage and Frank P. 'Mathew*, who financed the exNEW YORK, Manh 22.— (d’ l — porfilioti, collecting birds o f the Milo Kehoe of Jct.-ey City, wlm /nib-tropical zone. They also will help.d weleetne spring at Coney Visit Kivu Volcano, tho eastern edge Dlund, is the inventor of u new o f the Congo and through Katanga - S. O. S, Wuking up ur*d finding their return, himself marooned in the dark, u f biological survey o f Porto it ten tli« top o f a big ferris wheel lu u th* Virgin Islands is bsing con- (leserted spot of Hut beach, he stt y u. E. Anthony, gasiiUmt his handkerchief uflro mid wmi ter o f mammals, and C. G. regwMjlli > ■ .r* V T t t What difference does it make? They’re both made with Snowdrifta rich creamy shortening. Krr-~T* Q?fh 1tr' ** " * 7 " r“\J"i !f f ’ A ucti Eldw^ring^Aoj T j f American Legion Follies 'l Thursday, Mjfrch 25th, 1:30 P* ± This Ih (he opportunity, yo i have been wishing for. Bu> an a<T^J a lot— five in one. This p operty located on the Dixie HiRhwa> short distance from Snnlor a n d north, o f E ld e r Springs. ful tracts lie on both sides if (he highway. «t Under Auspices of * • I .. V * . • A purchase of one or more f these tracts will make the purch: profit. I f you wnnt a n! home In the puburbs, you can mal 1 Acres, “ Out o f the noise and dirt < take in buying Elder Spi | but close to everything in njnutes.” Campbell-Lossing Post Milane Theatre April 25 - THIS IS AN A b s o l u t e a u c t i o n s a l e THURSDAYn MARCH 25th, 1:30 P. M. Beautiful Costumes-Beauliful Girls AH Local Talent : ■ jT « - ♦: !i E A SY ' .A }\ I-* r / +■ jj: 1 BRENT A N D For information, m il C. W. w *ggnUi!|i!iiE|«!JrH|g Lg u SON, AUCTIONEER8 i , c^niipoie tCUSONT, Hnles MunaffC-' » �Sj£afctiikii/£sj& '. Ti ' ; F' EMMUJ ____o* ■ *t /\* * )r a K a K H 1 WELFAB IG TO ' •can Legion Follies a u B H — V r a s ^ ^ '^ M B M n M flM A s m s i! J -$>• 4r7 :------- *' by ■ MILTON BRONNER country to the United State ldo to Ba .Host to Many P*U;1 M, Suffo, Jim McDonald, u! NEA Scnriee Correspondent. America*1 denied the responsibility Jnu to U stared Louis Riette, B ill DuBosc. Sanii rorkera from All Over the LONDON, Mar. 20,—-"Premier rusting Rumania's war debt iThaiter on Thnnsuay Baumei, Leon Perrin, Morris win,.! ite and a Number from Bratiano of Rumania has resignefl," Washington. He got peeved. " bith, Hope H uff, Paul Lake. * theAmerican newspapers doubt>lh*r Sections Of the U. S. with his official head/* Solo dancers arc: Misses Martha 1 ____ *' 1 • » * #•*1 lew said, in a matter o f fact'.'way. Bratiano when news o f Nancy Bishop, ^Virginia <m»tur talent Is Fitts, "K in g Ion is out!" shouted Eu­ JkAN&O KJa., Mar! .22,— C/P> rancor, reached Bucahareat. Hickey, Maxine Brockhahn. rope. , . tak ■* 80n* * f.nd o ff it cartio. - ' . K , Mis* Dundine y Ladies o f ihe chorus arc: Misr,^ j luld W elfare" will .be the genNext tb the-premiership, the CoraJ Cora Hill, Margaret Ander- L I theme of the four day annual . And the word spread f i r and o f the Florida state Con- wide almost with the rapidity o f powerful office in Rumania is son.’ Boulah Anderson, Margaret 1 i ; . Y co o f Sdcjat Workers which lightning. o f administrator o f the Peters, Ruth Henry, Helen Marn,. For the passing o f Bratianocwhn bo held here April 4 to 7 , atlands. And this U the job 1‘ 1 ■ ,the production covers tette, Emily Griffin, Mtxrgmxw '.V ling ,to an announcement made long has been "K in g Ion" in all Barbou ha? held. 3 -novelty j t e n f i * Cowia, Camilla Pulekton, Elizabeth . »y by Judge D. A. Chcny, or Earopran chancelleries where BnlB a rk .of tho domination o f Margaret ' Thpimuton, singing, old ts- Turnbull, indo, president o f the confer- knn affairs wore talked, Is the king by Queen Marie hps been jf jevcral , clever Eloice Laincr, Nanc yBishop, Max-' parsing of one‘ of. the modem dic­ •domination o f M arie by Barbou. tango net, and 0 ihe Brockhahn. Dranc Roberts, Lu­ multancously with the social tators. And the prince nnd his bi n ^ l entertainment cille LeRoy, Lena Belle Power, • In Rumanian political life, “ King erence. the State Red Cross in-law, Bratiano, hnvo worked to­ Florence Bishop, Elva Pierce, Mussolini, gether in the closest political kin- ; uliaUon and the Florida Pro- Ion" has ben Italy's future nets nro the Mary Helen Morse, Pearl'Robson. >n Association will hold their Greece's Pnngulon, Spain’s Rivera. ship. 111 ,taged by profesMen o f chorus are: Mitchell’ Prince Barbou tumbles from tlal meetings here. Heads of.tho so-called -"Liberal" InrUndo, and n clever Wells, Alga Spear, Arthur Zachn- ‘ power along with' the premier. party, they nmdo this party the ntcrnstionally known figures in 1 "Cynthia’s Strato- ry, Luke Thompson*. Hope Huff, party o f the rleh nnd privileged. ie fields w ill speak to tho con- Barbou and Bratiano are brolhors_ Mildred Holly, Bill Joe pell, Buster Adams, Bill Du. in-Jaw. . Their Gre 0 t Error : fL b Bose. ' V. ncc and .conduct open forum fjLillio Ruth Spencer V U People Speak Up Thr only obstacle to their com- ‘ cusslons.. These arc in addition Members o f the Orlando:troupe .will appear, PopuJor elections wrought their plcte hspnincss was Princo Carol, , the juvenile court judges ani and principals .appearing in the two skits entitled downfall. The elections forecast A. who fell. Inn nbd Bnrbou ruled the tial workers of Fioridn. ’s How They Ray I t " and “ if Mildredcr ' Holly, country mure than tho kihg and ong the speakers will be Dr. the return to Bucharest o f Prince Cora Hill, Mar- Men Played Cards Liko Women* -J» M. .Tippy of .New York, cx- CnrAi, heir tn tho throne apd Bratlnth Henry, Dun- arc: Fred Dobyns, Andrew Icrpe, queen. Violent clashes enme. In one Jtivc 8«r e tn r y o f the federal unu’s relentless enemy. Ruth Spencer, Henry Jacobs, Miss Burdell Crnbbe, Leading figures In Rumania's great Carol's was the lajst scalp fast­ noisy, quarrel, Carol punched Uarncll o f churches of Christ in sham, Sid Hive, Tony Turner and Robert Dobyns, political upset, these- At the left lerica. who will s»H*nk on ^Social ened by King Ion to his belt— and bou on the nose. is Crosn Prince Carol, and at the Then the gny prince went phll:— and Religion;" Dr, C. C. now Kintf Ion'pays for it with hU own. ' nnil*’ ring. And Ion nnd Barboa terns, o f New Y'ork, executive right Bratiano, “ King Ion," who Tho crqwn prince's gallivant-* ceised their great-chance. •‘ rector. Child Welfare league o has Just resigned the Romanian But they erred. Filipcsco. lead­ lerica, who is one of the out- ing with the ladles'was only n prepremiership. Insert below Carof is er b f the’ opposition in parliament, nding authorities af America on ttfxt for. his widely-heralded abdi­ cation o f a few weeks ago. Tho a enrtoon o f ‘Prince liarhou, hrolhbegan denotmeing thorn. Cartoons ■ 1 phases o f child welfare; .Mrs. o f Rprbou were surreptitiously cr-ln-law of Bratinno, taken from I Jith M. H. Baylor, of the Judge real reasons were Bratiano nnd \ po-fed In ti»e Buchnreat street*1 Bkcr Foundation of Boston; Che- Prince Barbou Stlrboy: a Rumanian nenspa|»er. In the V * --------Tho Bratianos have regarded With the pleasantry and younger 1 ly C.1 Jones, Boston, sunerintencenter is Madams' Zizi Lninbrino, F, IV. Bcfldcl, sajes manager for 1 nt o f N «w Englnnd Home for thnir right- to the Rumanian pre­ army officers, Carol’s love adven­ ^ ■ — r* whose morganatic marriage to Loch Arbor, a local development I ttlc Wanderers, one of the orig- miership as hereditary. King Ion's tures wrought him no harm. wns n dictator before him. Carol was nnnitllcd in 1919. She Ami now the voters have said to [tad Young Work- promoted by Higgins-Wight-Sinith. ii si "children’s' home societies in father America- once felt Brutianors* has just sued the crowh prince Tnr King fyn nnd Prince Barbou: Forcigners by Inc., today reported sales exceed. J merica: Miss Mary F,. Mrt hris- powerful influence. This was when 9372.01V) damages. Ing 1135,000 consummated within tfc. referee of tho GirLs Division ‘ "Y'ou’ re through." [Through City In the past three weeks, the majority of ■'As" the Court o f Domestic Reln- Prince Bibesco, as minister of his llirc During Riles o f lots gohig to out df town pur- ttbns, Cincinnati; on the programs Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count chasers, representative o f nearly of national conferences. • trj-, alivo steady; receipts 28 enr^; stock, $3.b0@4.00. March 22.— (/P)— every' state in' the union. 1 . ^National Meetingf fowls. .11; springs, 33; Mays, 3u; |in little more than • Loch* Arbor busses operating on Ifh c progrum for this conference Grapefruit, boxes, choice count rooster^, 2 1 ; ducks, 00*2 1 ; geese 19- and stock, 93,5l>@4.00.—‘ 1sre to be seen run- regular.schedule have brought ap­ ha* been classed ns a national • I the streets of Tokyo proximately 700 strangers tt) the rnccting more than ns a state Gra|H?fruit, boxes, fancy count NEW O RLEANS, I-a., Mar. 2i. Ipanesc cities. They city, within* the last three wcelu, meeting 6y Dr. Charles Platt, of und stock, 93.D0@3,t>0.— (A7— Cotton futures opened |f imusenient to visit- Mr. Bendel said, and important par­ Philadelphia, president of the NaStrawberries, 32-quart, 45@50.rtZ steady. Mar. 18.25; May 17,00; ties from Oregon, California,. Ne­ twndl Probation Association, in July 17.18; Oct. 16.85; Dee. 10.88. riting to Judge Cheney about tho 1 a reason. They are braska and other far distant state, Noon Stock U at >,u nferencc. Dr. Platt is nls</ onj td young workmen have been brought from N E W YO R K, Mar. 2 2 .—( A V CHICAGO, Mar 2 2 /-fA>>— Potathe speakers on the Orlando 1“miiugori," or are- Smyrna, Daytona, DcLand, .Orlando Search for Record ' Showing W ASHINGTON, Mar. 22.— W — L. Lcnroot, Republican. toos, trading slow, market about Allied Choni. & Dy# -------- IM S* 1 gram.' • orificaliim rites in and other points to see the nt> Youthful Attorney in Case •Btcady; total U. S. shipments Sat­ Arizona, September 7, Ralph II. I to improve,, through tractions thnt Sanford boasts of. ■ Many prominent Floridians arc The 102G political cumpaign, in­ **#**•*•• Linclon nnd Partner IiOHt Is urday, 78!*; Canadian, 20; .Sunday, Aitwricnn Cameron, Republican. " I see no cause for npprehonsi. 3 planning to attend the conference volving the entire membership “o f Bethlehem Steel ........ I that pai tit ular god, Massachusetts, fiupteipbcr 7 , Made In Carthage, Illinois 42; Canadian 11; few sales; Wis­ Crucible Stoel cy are: Judge W. S. Criswell the house of Representatives, thir­ In regard to the state's readjust­ ....... — ship. consin sucked round whites, 93.00- Dupont do Nemour* ........j; cksonville* of the Duval Juvcn- ty-four seats in the Senate nnd William 51. Ilutler, Repuhlitau. look like ahbre- ment,” Mr. Bendel said todny inMaryland, not curlier than Sep­ CARTHAGE. III., March 23.— 4.00; few liest 24.10; Minnesptu Erie . in * * . , , . — court; Judge E. C. Darlington the governorships o f thirty-three ’ Klan robes, with- commenting on realty activity is mpn, Hillsborough juvenile court statca, will forma)ly get under way tember 8 nor later than September 1/7*1— Search for the numo of on un- sacked round whites, 2L75-3.00; Famous Pin vers .............122 , [liev are only white tills community. "Those section; General Eloetrio —.... - ....310V4 rs. Edith M. Atkinson, Miami. ne^t Tuesday with the holding in 15,„ O. , F. Weller, Republican known .boy ntorney who defentod tdahto sacked Aissets, $3d*0-4.10. llnitlv thrown about where prices were nil out of reason Colorado, September I t. IHco \y. Abraham Lincoln and T. Lyle l/ouisvillo A Nashvillo ^.125 todies, and other have reached their limit, but Han­ Dade county juvenile court; Miss South Dakota of the first o f a To­ ._ Dickey when they defended tt CHICAGO,.* Mar. 2fc—-(/Pi- New -York' Central ....124% I round around, the ford developments are still fimiirr Elisabeth A. Cooley, director of ries of primaries and conventions Means, Republican. _ Louisiana, September 1- Edwin. Schuylcd county murderer in May, Foreign buyers o f future deliveries Southern Pacific ....... ..........6'JV4 doth * shoes are a ready market, and aii indication; public welfare. Palm Beach: Mar in the forty-eight states. 4 S. Ilrousrnrd, Democrat. 1831 .), and for a icgl document filed of wheat here, together with unex­ Pennsylvania R- 1L ’ ........ 61 Vi cps Fogg, o f the Children's Home arc bare. are thnt 1028 will witness n great­ In the South Dakota primary Vermont, September I I, Portal- in u ,0 cnM, jn Lincoln’s hnndwrit- pected higher quotations nt Liver­ 1through the streets, er number o f real estate transfen Society. Jacksonville; Dr. E. C. Senator Deter Nocbeck, Republi­ pool gave an early upward tilt to Grain Table: Ing. is Insing'made in'Carthage, tievy. city health officer of Te»n- can, will be oppoaeir for renomina- H. Dale, Republican. pps, the youths carry thnn wns recorded last year." Washingtmi, September 14, Porthe Chicago wheot market today. CHICAGO, Mar. 22.—OP)—Comi statements tliat Lincoln would pa; Dr. B. L. Arms. Jacksonville cm; and tinklipg Many new homesO U| arct to beV W cifCCt• •», ’ i’lHIIJ l i t W MWIIIV |VS W " ' *"-* •1 tion by George Dunforth, s lawyer ter II. Dale, Republican. , « never defend a murderer arc in­ * On tho advance here, however, purutivc grain table: their approach and ed in Loch Arbor within tiie nn: )•<i»r**>ctor ctr>*: board of health; o f Sioux Falls, running us an In­ Washington, Septem ber'll, Wes­ accurate, ns th« court will show7 commission house hulling Increased . ' Closu Y ear O] fRokiion Snojo," a few months, Mr. Bondel said, amli ’ kutii rirre Tippett, St. dependent Republican. Candi­ ley L. Jones, Republican. said 'J. A. Thompson, an old resi­ and with tho Minneapolis mnrket ■ Yesterday th they ask tob e 20,500 Spanish bungalow lias ». Petcrrinirg. ;.i-e-nrcsidcnt of the dates for governor and other state Now York, September 14, JnmuB six roots of evil. ready been commenced by Mi y i,n,',)ic,' " ‘ : '* ■■ Joseph Roemer. officcD also are to l>o selected. . W. Wadsworth, Jr„ Republican. dent of Monmouth, who is acquaint* showing relative weakness, reports W H E A T— ' of ideal conditions for the domes­ 159 Vi ■cd with til* case. May, ncw_.157% The next primary will be in Ill­ arah Hurd Carr, of De-Laud. 1: f niven-tyi ^ Uda. GainesviHe; |there are women Slum Georgia, i\o date fixed by law, 1589* May, old— 156Vi “ Linclon was n lawyer practic­ tic Wlntor crop tended to offset i Ralph E. inois on A prill it a, ‘ ‘'bare Sonator tYears ago the np- tne- Country Club oection t>f ln*i IH a ing before the bar, ju s t'a s any foreign strength, which was cou­ • July ('o ktrooville, kwnyille, secretary ai l ex, va Jo nnytiriiM , ,_. of William B. McKinley, RepuMAhn, W g U r r . ^Ttorge, Demrt6rnL icxccpct loin deyalopmentThree Vtatcs will select Senaother attorney, Mr. Thompson tiu- pled with sinftllncss o f world ship­ Sept ' J .... 132Mr 13014 " Stic Health Association; is being opposed by Frank I iorida Public , ., oitton garb 1 ’• torinl candidate* by convention* us dared. ments and with indications that CORN— |mi other?. Smith, head of the Illinois Com (follows; pot 1w wroth. but "Somewhere .iu Carthage there consumer demand abroad had Im­ 73 K 113 V| a ii May ... merce Commission. The World ' ttiulations. Idaho, Augyxt 24, Frank R. is a motion in arrest o f judgment proved. ..: 77M i 1I0V4 . July ... Court has been made an outstand­ Gooding. Republican. horse Chicago opening figures H to 1 70 91 11894 in Lincoln’s own Immlwriting, hut Sept. . lilie Hunr.in| ing issue in this contestGeorge Coniuticut, date not fixed by that was taken from the records %c up, May, new, 2L58,'i to $1.60, O ATS— E. Brennan, , titular BD* Pilftrta, start ,, „ , bailer , , of .Ill 1 1law, Hiram Bingham, Republican , years ngo, nnd has never been and July, 81.38V* to 91.30, were ... 30'i May ... Democracy o f Cook county, has anj Ulllh 4,nlc n„ t , f |xcl) Uy law,.! f ol,n(j since. The motion was ornes shortly after followed by setbacks from initial July .... . 40 V. L m.f c t, in apptrlnted K E Y WEST. Mar. 22 .— <yp)— nouiKiHi his candidacy to # opno&c f|t IC t *1 overruled, and Ihe murderer Wirt top figures hut also by subsequent Sept. .. ... 41 en begin their mara_ wo coast gulml patrol bouts, dcs- the winner in the Republican Pri- [ :1 ^ ^ " w h lc h ^ S t r t ^Governors are: bunged on .May ID, 1858. rallies. RYE— boarest J-'udo temple. Work on the new store building ,patched from this station in re­ LUwrnl receipts of corn and spec­ . May .... .... snvi Defended Murderer. P»r keep their minds for which A- P. Connelly recent If sponse to a message received at OutsUndiug figurer. in the S*"- ( C a U f o S a’ Ccdorad“ r ’ Co'mreti“ t,’ "The mutilated records of tho ulative selling modi' corn nnd oats 88V4 July .... 1||uho> l uWn, Kansas. 1 «nd they indulge in took out a permit is to begin with the local station to render assist­ ate whoso scats are involved «n )hn ; ------- u court nnd tradition give the names .easy- Shipping rail for Corn wns Sept. ,. .... 88 ‘Pnces. They chant in the immediate future, according ance In alleged mutiny proceedings o f the ntorney* for the defense ns slow. A fter opening unchanged to L A R D — lo an announcement tuade ut the on "board the- tug Humripk. report­ Abraham Lincoln and T. Lyle **c higher. May 74 to 74Vfcc, the May ..........14.50 nmners read, the offices o f A. P. Connelly add Sou ed o ff AtaMican Shoals.Light, re­ Dickey, who inter became n justice corn market recoded tv below Sat­ July . . . » ......14.7lf emble at the well today. turned to tnl» port, the tug boat in-tho Illinois Supreme Court. No urday’s finish. R IM S . compound. Here The building, to cost npproxim-’ having proceeded on from position Oats (darted unchanged tc\ Vi up record of the man's nnmo who ap­ May ..16.05 tin o f Kansas, the Ri])ublican floor erected t>rd whjire vessel reported trouble on their single cloths ately 915,000, isHo J, is 'to bo. erecteti I honfa, Oregon, Pennsylvania, peared against them can bo found, May 3'J%c; but later,cased off. July ----- ......15.10 leader; Wesley L. Jones of Wash­ Rhode Island, Soutji Carolina,! Id vster over them* ihe northwest comer o f Third I ■hip. Provisions were higher. • however. °f their heads. Street and Magnolia Avenue Yvcnuq um The const guard station at Fort ington, the Republican WjAp; j Vermont, Wisconsin ami Wyoming, j "The wording of the old records James K. Watson of India^ii; loma facing Her prayer to Kudo. is to have three store rooms ft South Dakota, Tuppence, Texas, I o f HuncOrk county court Is thnt Ln'idertlale. received orders to JAC KSO NVILLE . Flu-, Mur 22 > ", **cct. non-alco- on Magnolia. send boats out to meet the ship (leorge Wharton Pepper of Penn‘ William Franu* killed a man of —(/P)—-Condlti;»ns nnd quotations syvania; Albert lb Cummins of i made from vil e.. is Foundation for a three story on passing that point. impronoumable name jn a saloon orevjiilint- on tho Jacksonville mar­ Pilfnms by the tefo- building Is to'be built, but only • In all probability the patrol Iowa, and George II. Moses of New brawl in Frederick. Schuyler coun- ket today a* rc|*ortwl bv. the Flor­ "V* l . l ^1' homeward one story utructure is to be crortr’ boats sent out front Fort I^udcr- Hampshire. I ty/ and so on. Other records have ida (State Marketing Bureau: Seven Democrats the name o f the murderer as Field­ Supplies o f nil nilscullaneoua veg. hiin. / l 1 ?nie ch*nt- at present,' according to the buiidti d*le have overtaken the tugboat Only-seven Democratic seats In fhnr of bells. The liu i Id ing is to be 50 by C by this Jimo, learning4 the facts of WEST PALM BEACH, Fin.. ing Frame, The murjleror and Ihe ctahlcB very tight; demand good; the Senate aft'-towd***! i» the byi J hravera arts not feet ovfcr all and is to hav* an ex­ tho rcuoi£*d mutiny.!*) i man ho killed was probably tran­ light; market cicctione, and since they urc held Mar. 22.— (/I*)—Col. Stanhope K. sient for neither was known to the movement very * fc1* -£V * 4T t! t ‘ finish o f fuco brick. K. IT. ncoli-r. strong fo r good Block. r i S u " V i Fudo terior Blount.*retired U. S. Army officer by Senators from the South it is In commenting on the erection of. t D p *lt Itad t<Iptita. tns r *****% clad exerlleims. green, Ts buslad liampcra 1 settlers. The case went to Han­ and n resident o f Springfield, will (it-rsoiinlly conceded that the Republicans have i. building) Ini flit in <r. local local men men Bay sav that endurance, hanli- the that W I W r iU C C b l U IJ L cock countv on u change o f venue no supplies. ItiiteL ami a ill rumatn practically no chance of winning u Mass.,' died of- heart attack in u ofculatlon o f the thi* atep'in’ in-line with the hnutbWi'ilnt wlay Diilr (Mar. -»> ■— ' ■£» from Schuylcd county," Beans, wnx, % bushN humper*, single one of them. On the other Palm Bench Hotel about^HiSO this uy s»>st "Tim Sinrumthi WUM* do u n expaijsiou trend of the hud-' no Kuppliea. * ----- - ■■■ ‘v ’ baud, twnty-sevep Republican cents morning. jv|H not imlr* retain any caae « t nth the practicing nes« interests o f Sanford. "The Ciiblwgc, 1 VV iiariiel hampers, ) )i)it)irr [w ifM lIf, but rentrsots Iks The body of Col. Blount, accom­ Final plans for a united labor arc in contest with close fights 1few of these de- construction o f "tores to tho south i>P«nliiw M 't » slays *>n the avrrsan now slock, 92d!5(gj2.60. c.(.si>. lii'in'i'-a vast “ “ « c r any Dines of First Street is increasing rapid­ m»H-lir’g to be held In this city on thrjcalci{ed in at least seven— Ari- panied by ids widow will bo sent to Celery, Florida 10-lnch crutcu, Thursday cvuninB 8 o'clock by tono, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Coin- tho Blount home at 83 Ridgewood over nil former tnatnawreHtxnij ly," Mr. Connelly nail! today, 4’s, 9LOO@4.25. H i t l i i H l u n t n o e o u s e f h , * t a I t t H officials pf Local 17$1. Carpenters rado, Nevada, Maryland and MBF* Terrance, Springfield, tonight. in the fntura I expect to wvera Cukes, hot house, dozen cartons, ntvly appecetuhts sn«t wlthst Tniq>on Springs— W hits way B A T A V IA , Java. Mar. 22. -W ) sachusctts. * imy Mjelu or position ll»;l *J-2 mile ‘ bridge solid blocks o f business building* and *J6lni*r«* o f America. fancy, $2.2502.50. * installed in Iane»s —Thirteen Chinese rebels have The program o f the evening will Besides those in South Dakota lights being ilm Hi**; or location. tj.rae or "jer, will be com. along tho street* running south o f Kjrgsplunt, standard ciwtes, btrn killed In a fight with u Dutch opcu with introductory address by primary I'ark. First Street. ’ President! W. W. Van Ness, follow­ and Illinois, Senatorial choice, frUMlCi-U.OO. military ilclnrhment sent to Achin, dates together wjth tho names of Peas, English, 14 bushel tam p­ ■ Tnrpmi Springs— Anelotc Key to Sumatra, where trouble broke out ing which Mayor Fdrrest Lake and the present members are; ers, 83AO04.OO. . . R. ,W. 1‘carman, Jr., will speak, apd Indiana, May 4, James E. Wat­ be developed, at cost ot 9250JKK). early this month. Peppers, standard crates, green Among the rebels killed was th« a social gathering will be held dur­ son, Republican and A. R. Robin______ - 1 ! i.sfcr - 1 ing which time refreshments will sun, Republican (appointed lb suc­ leader of the band which‘ fit'uuked funcy, 96.0Oki7.WI. ‘ •Spinach Vi bushel huinpern, u Dutch piithil, killing 10 soldiers bo served pnd dancing enjoyed, ceed the late Samuel M. Ralston, and wounding six. One Ducth 2 1 .0 0 0 2 .00. ' music to be furnished by the Bern! Democrat). Kqussh, standard crulcs, yellow, sargeant wus. killed and threa uolnole Syncopatora. Pennsylvania, M *y 18, George diers and wounding nix. One French, no supplies. Many surprise entertainmeut Wharton Pepper, Republican. Squash, standard crate*, white, Dutch snrgeant wus killed and features will appear on the pro­ ’ojron, ila y 21, Robert N. Stanthree soldiers, o f the relief fort e fancy, n0 suppllca. gram. Fred Meek, chairman o f the , Republican. Sweet-potatoes, per cwL 93-6Clip' were seriously wounded in tho lat­ entertainment features will appear .North Carolina, Juno 6, Leo S. 4,00est cluth. op the program. Fred Meek chair­ Orermsn, U*mocrat. Tomatops. fi's Florida, Taney man o f the entertainment com­ Iowa, June 7, Albert B. Cum/ Davenport — 950J8H) Alluntie count. 94.5O05J55. mittee. announced today.' mins, ReiaibUcan. • Turns toes, top*, KlorhU, choice. Coart Lin* passenger,station under .A ll members o f organised buildFlorida, June 8, Duncan U. Flet­ 24.0004.60, • . j 1 flit-,,, a,n** construction. Irtg ttbbr are ' Infitetf to attend cher, Democrat. •OrtMigM, boxes, fancy couut/*nd U rrir», w S ie with their wives and children,. North Dakota, June .30, Gerald stock, 94.00 05.00. ‘ bar* *»*• P. Nye, Republican, eltting under temporary appointment to succeed IB a llU IIIIB IIIIIR IM H B the late Edwin F. Ladd. Kansas, August 3, Charles Qurtis, Republican. Mur,' J2.—0P»- I BW YO Missouri, Augus* 3, Coorge IL A fter a season characterized the stock market’s technical j H. position strengthened by .U u ljp j y Manager Wurt W. Warner as William *, re-t: 1 *’ Van, aitting un wrek’s readjustmrat, prices work-'i “ exceptionally successful” in Overy dcr te x ,' r.iry ;i; ;»uinlm«nt rar ed moderately higher us trading respect, the Vaide* Grill will close ceedin- -l' ,* W : kddjB E. J n e q :: r Okteb.iUi, Au^ j f I* Io h h ‘ >\. was 'resumed today. IUpresen)*on Saturday, Mar. 27 to make way tivi issues, such as United State* t for a large r««l-es ta te office to Stml, Bcthiahcm, Pu Point, Aitierii,^ |m opened by IL W , Otter. can Sugar grid Anaconda ' Copper.^ h Jn comprentlng dn the success of wire* in demand. tho grill, which was Instituted ET u t S r . ” * " 3 i t 10. O ^ k r W. General Motors nnd Hudson, led 1 more or lea* as a venture, Mr. Uunderwood, Democrat, not a caaa rally In the automabllv shares, JVarner laid.-that the good attend­ liidate for re-eWtion, Arkansas, August 10, T, H. Corawhile initial gains averagiui: a ance enjoyed for the entire season ,>oint were reroidwl by Pnp-Amerleft no room for doubt concerning ^Jhio^August 10, Frank B. Wiljcan "B ” , Texas, Uni.m OU « f <>Uthe patronage which a high class fornia. General AsptuiU ,and Max. grill would receive In Sanford. , August 31, Baniucl *T wish to thank the rill sens of land Oilthe cU Y ’for their appreciation of NEW YORK, fulurcs opened i' D--8" i 2 i 2 s t s t w - u July, 18,t>5; -Oct■■ ■ Jan. 17.19. ^ ‘n If : '*191riitTT* dauj r alt r IS & & 3 ^u^f'crS: GARBED och Arbor Sales otal $135,000 In * HAUNT Last Three Weeks STREETS -La M i. - : m SEEK NAME OF South Dakota Primaries On Tuesday Open Bids YOUNG LAWYER For Congressional Seats WHO BEAT ABE $15,000 Store Is . . „ ... .. Be Constructed On f e C t W S S M agnolia Avenue Rupture Retired Army Officer Dies at Palm Beach expert here Held Here Thursday 13 ChineHc Rebels Are Killed in Figrht Sally Ann Makes Her Bow I a MARKETS Valdez Grill Is to Closee on Saturday Grand Derby B all re " I d L M S ’t xswd v. s S n s s A S s r e . «• 0V. wt-f*,- ^ �The European Sanford M iiix r im 'in m u \Ti:n On* Y r * r -17.00 K il Mnnilm. D ell verts! In Clljr by Carrier, Week, rt.-r W eakly KOI lion B «r year. i r R c t A L JVOTICKI A ll obituary notice*, card* o f ■thank*, resolu­ tion * and notices ot entertainm ent* where charge* are made w ill be aharred for at regu lar adverualn* rate*. . MBMDKit AssociATr.n, pnrs* T h e Assoo'siml Prea* -la exclu*. Iv ely em itted to the use for republication o f a ll new* dlinatclie* credited to It or not otherwisecredited to this paper and also the ; focal news published herein. All THE HERALD'S PLATFO RM J.—Deeper -water rout* to Jack I*. aourille. F g —Construction of St. Johna-Ih dl*n River canaL J>—Bttentlon of white way. 4.—Swimming pool, tennia courts, >'•4*. I*— Augment In* of building pro­ gram—house*, -hotel*, a p a r t ■sent houses. fe —Extension of stroot paving program. ft—Construction of boulevard •round lake Monroe. Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. i —BxpUislon of school system with provision for Increased fa dlitles. B IB LE VERSE FOR T O D A Y OUR STRENGTH A N D SONG ‘Tho l*m l ia my atrength amt hong, anil Ho is become my suivutlon. He Is my God And I will prore Him n hnhilation; my father’* d, nnd I will exalt him.” Ex. a 16-2 P R A Y E R — O God, Thou hast brought us deliverance and made Thy •truugth perfect in our weak­ ness. Time was when Aven.ihc greatest of men in all linen of activity, ,when foremost singers, writers, scientists, even kings and emperors, received very little mnil, not because there were not thousands who would like-to communicate with them, but because the difficulties of letter writing and delivering were so difficult ns to make such communica­ tions almost impossible. ' Not so, now. The efficiency of our post office depart­ ment, while often most discouraging to somf? of/us, actually worke a hardship in the othtir direction on those who for somo reason or other have become'famous. Let a man get his name in the headlines two or three days in secession, and his letter carrier will be weighed down with great bun­ dles of mail for him from nil corners of the world. Let a second rate prize fighter knock out a champion and htf will soon be the addressee of thousands o f letters. Let an unknown sophomore grab u fumbled fdotball and dash fifty or seventy-five yards fok* a touchdown, and every girl for miles around will drop him a line to offer encouragement or something or other. Let a man win a political office and he will receive personal letters asking for favors from a hun­ dred thousand persons. - * Think then, o f Luther Burbank, fumed horticulturist, who is so pestered by letter writers, that he feels itm ccessary to broadcast this plea: "A lw a ys, until the p a s t.fe w years, I huve been able to reply, with the aid o f several assistants, to * every letter received. L ately they have come by the thousands frem every part o f the earth and in every longuage, a continual daily stream some­ times 500 per day or 2,000 or more per week. It him become an absolute physical us well ns mental impossibility to give oven .the most brief reply to the infinite number o f questions asked. This is a m atter o f self-protection, but 1 shnll ns heretofore try to reply -when I can be o f real service and not cndnnger my own life, Please always be very brief if a reply of.any kind is expected.” You know then whnt to expect if you ever become fumous. You„will be inundated w ith a deluge o f letters which you will never be1able to read even i f you spend all your time nt it. You will need a large corps o f secretaries to assist you in opening your mail and in answering-the chosen few. And you will be accused o f being a snob nnd a high-hatter by all whose letters you were unable to answer. Th e best thing to do in a case like this is to don’t be famous. Poor Little Lamb*. Conditions Good. Goo-Electric Bu*e». You Can’t Chan** Men. B r ARTHUR BRISBANE hr *'•*- drop because lambs were thrown out o f the window anil their stdeks sold for lack of mnrgin. • Seasoned old "operntora” toll that massacre o f the’ Innocents “ healthy liquidation.'* It doesn't mean much, only that the iambs, proud and courageous when prices go up, are frightened “ out of their little wits when prices go down." Special AliJ *t««ld»nt 11Nm Io«*j | HUTcni h®4t, G E N E R AL CONDITIONS nr* better than they have been hither­ to according to Mr. Zuknr, of the Famous Players, who has business connections in every community of 2,000 population nnd up. Talking yesterday to Mr. B, Formnn, n mcrchn’iit, of Rochester, now on his wny to Europe, Mr. Ziikor said, "everywhere conditions nrc better. Tho improvement is greatest In the rural coni muni ties,” ,, Forman thought that would en­ courage business men generally, somewhat disturbed by recent shrinkage In retail sales, which he attributed to influenza throughout the cast. r ----------MOTOR OMNIBUSES become constantly more important to pub­ lic both for short hauls nnd long hauls. Omnibuses run from San Diego to Seattle, more than one thousand miles along the edge o f tlie Pacific, 'and other omnibuses carry passengers between the A t­ lantic and Pacific on regular sched­ ule. HENRY FORD’S now two-nqdbnc half tun truck, soon to appear on the market, will Interest every­ body and disturb a good many. It will carry the engine of the Ford tractor, won’t cost much and will liull an omnibus witli thirty pus-j sengers. * tjj. SANfOltD, j K lR K ' au to td pi ■Ide Cartel*. Cw Wsm Phase League W/VAlOrtS . “ RAT llAI 410 Sanford Area ______ [’tflmctto Ai ■ Id* t'urialm C«, jj l'«rt Model Trig C a m , I. ) “ W . Trisa ,u Iks O. G A M B L IN G VS. A D V E R T IS IN G 1 business aro tin- t'lmt which is lost is of much iniy are enemies in n portunce to the Risers, ich gambling holds It is historical and in line with n time. Hut when common sense ns well that sooner iness, ns it always or later hurim •'J. will run Out oructed on an ytuhor-: gunixed pnmhlingX^lt is too deess, constituted th e 1struct iyo to continue long in any is around and oblit- locality. There are at this time * I many developers not only in Miami ■eports- current o f'h u t here in W o t Palm Beach and s having been made j in many communities between •day racing meet at 'these two placet# who can see n dia id ‘ that profits of rcct relationship between failure to < of dollars nrc meet payment: on i * a! estate puril crowds, that have I chaspa and the losses sustained at e unlimited betting the gambling Lack. There are uing on lend- strong merchants and business men who tales o f accumuln- find collections poor and who see derived by the op-1the smile i elation-hi|C racing meet. Tile Gambling losses t ame out of gs for the conduc-j money that otherwise would remain approach three mil- in business. Gambling winnings, I once in the pockets of the nperuitowewr. that tin t tors, arc lost to genual business— ( that much mohev. ‘ lo HiV' coriHY’stor^, 'Fh'tV of money lias been. shop,- to the professions, to the r.ioes represents ‘ home and to the family. The evils lost by the |H‘opb-. iHut attend public organized gam­ bling is unique in Idiug arc multitudinous. It fathers ms arc person- of n legion of U initiations to go i while those wh > wrong. Wise laws prohibit it Uni tlicm usually are u i-t <i(tii ials ami unwise cummuniI I -means or mei -ly n.*- permit it. And where the law L-umstuiu-es finunci- prohibits and the officials permit irigs, therefore, are there is political lorrupliun fuulet ie winners, when a- 'than tin- thing prohibited. THE FRENCH say “ the more it changes, ilie more it i» the same t h i n g . It is so with the gambling at Monte Carlo In the old days i!u*‘ man with the stacks of 100 franc gold nieces and the piles of mile blue French bunk notes be­ fore him was a Russian grntyl duke. should erect a monument to the “ binder boys” in the same Methat Mississippi erected one to the ball weevil. They 1 showed us the error of our ways. They have put us on a < the firm foundation o f building, growth, and expansion. President E. M. Slatler o f the Hotel Statler Company. Inc., , 'announced recently,upon hit# return 't o N o w Yorky a lte r! traveling over the whole state o f FloVidn, “ W hatever in -‘ dividual investors may gain or su ffer in Florida, tho public! wid* nt large is the undisputed beneficiary of the amazing trnn.wrked formation that has taken pined in Florida. u 1 “ I do not agree with some o f the pessimistic forecasts that I TWO WOMEN were Mini in a 1I hoar about Florida,” Mr. Statler said., “ The situation thou- Mexican <;him-h rial. Tlie pointappears to me to be built on a sound foundation. As you line. believing that Hie Culhullc >,,u drive down the coast the developments give every appear-1l>it>h«ii of San Luis I’ otnsi wa* to be attacked tile troop* with nnce o f being substantial and well backed. There are fe w ' arrested, stones. A stuleinent by the gover­ Me- weak spots. The general situation is sound. nor, Abel Cano, that the bishop wa* “ Florida will always be the greatest o f winter season sec- not to lie arrested and Hint the 1 1,1 lions. There will always be enough winter patronage for government w aA not hostile to Un­ Florida and California. Florida has been wise in developing church ilid not pacify the crowd. The department of the interior, her highways to a point where the improvement is notice- struggling with the religious prob­ Mnnv of tin* newspnpet men of |.loTit-s nr.- an ten stories in Tapi)ul ? able tlie moment the automobile traveler enters the state, lems in Mexico, declare* that dis­ isuvc i This creates the greatly desired favorable first impression. satisfaction started wheji the num­ J'Floriilu who started in the game tm newspaper offices. Jpnkjnjf'out I at one of the fastest growing cit­ "A n y sudden expansion is undesirable because of inevitable ber of prit-wt* in San Luis Potosi or who were in the game thirty ies in the nation. Willis M. Boll, was limited 4j' eighty-five, and all years or more ago in Florida have reaction, but Florida’s so-called ‘boom,’ coming at a time o f of the eighty-five refused to com­ \who started ih the newspaper grown prosperous. Several have game many years ago amid tho imy- great national prosperity and the vastly improved travel ply with the new laws. A government that allow* relig­ retired rich. A hare half dozen •l ed i lav hills of la-on county, is facilities, combined with an increase of national leisure, has ion to manage itself is, wise. There i own valuable real estate and city the editor-in-chief of one of the t, an advantage. The great amounts o f money invested in th e 1 Is no fight more dangerous or more property and have bank accounts South’s oldest and most influential iful. state by experienced and wise capitalists will insure the hitter than a rol'gious figh t.J newspapers, The Tittles - Union. running over $50,00(1.. Most of Gene Matthews still , owns the state against any serious lapse o f prosperity, although a Y E S TE R D A Y, AF TE R the ex- tho veterans now living, however, .Starke Telegraph and ut tho same h. return to a safe and sound conservative and balanced pro­ are still plugging awnv at their gram o f development and expansion is sure to come and, by change closed, you could buy twen- typewrlters and type cases grind­ time is the president of a hank and a member o f the Florida Railroad toy-cight nnd nne-qfkartcr francs that soon. Florida’s growth is well ing out columns of boosts for tin- Commission. Willis Powell is go­ Qur office hoy suggests Charleston may he u relapse from fit. Vllu* dance C O M M U N IT Y C H E S T DAYTONA having u keen sense o f humor, comm ion now, nt least we are ns, sured of that fact by a certain • 'prominent young local attorney ■who drove his automobile from Tallaliassi-e bo Sanford in a frac­ tion over five hours, averaging , fi/ty-onu and thirty-five huitdn-tl* miles an hour, i t Just occurred to u* that if he drove that fu&l from the capital to Sanford, how fust do you suppose he traveled in going i uj> thcti-?-v-S«nfotd Herald. Hn-I he a girl in T a l?— Benjamin in BEACH NEW fi for one (lgllur—a low price for the franc. Before the war, you could buy only five f runes for one dollar. And France “ won the wqr." There is no profit in war. win or lose, and the nation*! of Kuropt] ought to know it. But some of them don't know it yet. state they see advancing at such a rapid pace. Must of the space that used to contain uds or horse sale*, delinquent tax lists and price lists 0f dry goods and grocery stores i* now filled with illustrat­ ed advertisements of nevV sub-divis­ ions and new town sites. Tinnewspaper men of Florida are rid­ ing in the prosperity lilis with oth­ ers who have benefited by the (talc's rapid progress. New pa­ per* are being launched nearly every week. New presses are be­ ing installed. The country Amp used to contain two wobbly stool*, u G, W. hand press, a * way-buc keil stove nnd two "fa t " cases of long .printer, now boasts u front office, a typewriter and a blond stenographer ifnd a cylinder press and lln otvw “ hack stage." Rube Allvn smokes 5(1 cent ci­ gars made in Tampa and is a pros­ perous magazine editor hobnob­ bing with the rich. Tom App|cyurd owns a stucco- front electrically equipped modern state printing plant.' Colonel Wallace Stovall is one o f Florida's retired million­ aire newspaper nten whether he made it in the newspaper game or not. Ed I^tmbright and Charles ing to retire soon in u fine stucco mansion to take life easy. Frank Harris, who has bgen in the news­ paper game in Florida as tho edi­ tor of the Ocala Banner for over Hftv vears, nnd who is known ns the dean o f the Florida press nnd one of the most beloved editors in the state, is still doing good work with the Banner in Ocula and at the same time boosting Florida at large’ ami singing the praises of Marion county, the “ Kingdom of the Sun," Of the "younger *et" o f n-*wapaper men who are now making history in the Flute there aro over ■JtiU w ho own paper* and who'arc prominently connected with papers in Florida. They have the “ pep" the vision und the ambition and are heading every effort to bring Florida to the front. "* For proof With i-ach passing year the liiznlion*, fix a budget for the need of a i-ninimiiiiiv » best I'm the year, organize and advertise one TH E AUBE Ihicle, parish priest Halifax eouiilrv becomes more and campaign, nnd get the vyholc mutmoie apparent, ter over at oiue with a minimum in a small French villagu, has in­ Suae .....................‘ the initial amount of the business man and vented a machine to plant cab­ bage*. A boon to market -garden­ work is piolmhlv made easier, ul woman s time. ers, a mechanical hand plants the though considerable detail and ad To sav nothing of the saving ill seedlings more perfectly than tIn­ justlueiit most la- attended to lie- tluplh at ion of effort and duplicu- human hand, lapidly with pci feet forc tin- actual annual ratitptiigu lion of ihurity! regularity. for the chest fund is made in manv cities .when* investiFarmers will he interested in The News agitated a c.oiniiiuni- gat ions have hee.n conducted prior tliut, also in the fact that you cun tv yin *i two ye hr* ago, but the to the community chest movement's keep cows o ff railroad trucks, pre­ ( it ic ( tearing House, as compos-.launching, it has been discovered vent their going through fence i-d ut that time saw fit to turn! that some families liuvc been ptiu- openings, simply by luyirig a few down the proposal, holding Hint |pei i/eJ by donations from several odd length* of iron pipe raised an the time had not arrived for stn-h, orgujtizutioiis and individual*, the inch or two above the grmin I n chest in this coinniuniiv. Sinn- funds. » r food, or clothing, or fuel- across the space that >#>o do not then, lompa, Jacksonville and J|u-v receive havtii^; been more i1want the cows to pass over. Mr-#. some other Morida cito-s have than sufficient for their needs Cow |»uts her foot'on the round launched chests with a certain 'I*'- j without work, • pipe, does not like i l ' and turns greo o f success ami it is probable] Scarcely a charitable otganixa- buck. This "cow roick" is use I thnt the present members of theitioh exists which is not striving to generally in California. clearing house favor the move-j tin real good. The vust majority of charity workers ate self-denyVIC E -PRE SID EN T Daw.-s has a Ha- time saved to the persons1jug, unselfish persons who live In senso o f humor hack of his pipe. who take part in the individual {their work und who dq the best When he wanted t<> hurry tin- busi­ eanvnsscH, conducted by the various, with their limited fund* and their ness o f tho aenute, In- was told, agencies by a single chest drive limited orguuir-utiuii*. Despite "you must Billow the senate rules." would he enormous. ^ 1ake the their best efforts, however, dupli* No.W ho makes the senators fol­ present situation in this city: .cation is likely to occur and Wher- low, their own rules, including a M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S I he i oung W omen * t hristtjitn ever il does just so much I* lust By IR V IN S. COJIIt rule that compels them in face the i association is preparing to start Uo the community fund for chari- speaker and pay attention to him , 111' "*> ,lti. hodgel o f $8,005. ty. The pautierizaUon o f fumilios when questioning or addreessing SIR IS A A K W A L T O N IN BLACK ea*y chair at the kitchen door fish­ Ihp tS.ilvatiuii Army Ih lit n«'i*t! of too, in distinctly unfurtunutc, fo t each1 other. That they don't like Captain George Wulker of Sa­ ing in a small puddle o f muddy quarters and-fund* with which to charity loses its primary object quite *o well, vannah u»ed to have a hand on Id* water that had formed there, Georgia, plantation who loved-ea»c Hc-nry, you old fool," sniid Cap­ and fishing. When he wasn't fish­ tain M alker, "what are you doing * r there?' Peoria. HI., man shot his wife ing he was loafing. * Sr■" . „ - #|i-j |-i*yw One night there jvns a rain al­ over a ftird game. Women should “ Boss," said Henry, “ i's jes' fl*hpractice .whist their husband* are most heavy enuugjt-^o bb called u ln* a little." « t work. cloudburst und the next morning “ Weil, dunt't you know there are Another good indiration that all the low places on the planta­ no^ fi*h there?" demanded CapSpring is here is that nhr usual tion were flooded two* feet deep, t-aiii Walker. _ . , quota o f seed catalogs have arriv­ Bussing his tenahtV cabin, Cap­ "Y es, *uh," s.id Henry;.'* knuwx ed. ■’ ' tain Walker found him acAted in an 'lat; hut dis yere place i* *0 fctridy!" TOM SIMS SAYS | (n . N.n PALM BEACH POST CORPORATION M ANAGERS able to look ahead aro already deep In omnibus-operation, for instance, Thomas N. McCarter, head o f the New Jersey Public Service Corporation,-which operates 800 omni­ buses, inore than any other con­ cern in the United States. Tw4 ns bniinihuscK pas engines de­ velop electricity, and the omnibus is run" Hy electric power, lining away With gear shifting nnd pos­ sessing other advantages. The nulotmihUe Industry is only begin­ ning for those proficient in it. Heaven help tho others. 01 riorw* ans MONEY AVAILABLE Fpr Flrat M ortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Riii. Consult us first ,whbn in the market [or fsudb A . V. CONNELLY & SONS ** P en tlan d & Me1 A U D IT S SYSTE M S TAXES Jacksonville, Tam pa, Miumi, &m(ori Ifi Palm Beach, Daytona Eexh , . j 317-318 F irs t National ISattUMt. “Hanford, Florida S. G. G U A Y , R E S ID E N T MANAGER c have a small piece o f acreage about iuth o f Sanford in the flowing well excellent celery land, There b> *1 res in this tract, and can be purchased it icap figu re. P rice $175.00 per acre. Inc 10-acre celery farm with 5 acres cW lied with s w d house on same. This.; Krated on the east side and is an excelle* e present price. Price $7500.00 with li OLCLOUGH REALTY COMPj S a n ford , .Florida Estate O T T E R ’S “ O R L A N D O MAID C A N D IE S Special attention paid to parties, receptions^ and weddings;Factor] « .(.» s 5 \V. Central A « D“ 1# B- C “ W l A M * �R E S I D E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 217J T M R 3 .F R E D S .D A 1G E R ,S O C I E T y E D I T O R THE WOMAN’S DAY' .By AUenc Summer , ' S ^nfthc American :ry will be held at 8 home bf Mrs. J. C. gjjjand Avenue. g S £ t will have a y,- Party at the fjjn o’clock with Mrs ^hostessnfMriment of the f f i l u b will bold its Cr meeting and proLf|ob house at 3:30 Slethodist fjfw ilh Mrs. W. E. Li* -Avenue at 3 fo »» of the Sanford l*i!l present n min* Lhjrhool auditorium L Wesley of the Em-ill have a socinl Cme of Mrs. E. A. Ejjord Heights at [f of tho Methodist L^t at the home of where 'she Will spend a few visiting friends. c- |Woman’s Club Notes | My Say-So! “ An actress," says Marjorie Rambenu o f that profession, “ can­ not be. judged by the same stand­ ards ns other people.” Majoric said it in n rccont alienation suit in which she was named as “ the other woman." The w ife’s attor; 8 of players -ra taking advantage ney was so'cruel as to demand that 12 o f the opportunity o f this course the actress show just and (rood '12 of lessons as set down by Works, cause why tho w ife’s husband i; 3 The dancing classes ore also conshould be entertained in so infor­ 1ns; tlnuing to grow and are being patmal a fashion by the actress. lish ronlxed not only by the children Drd- but by adults as well. A novel condition we should have odd -------If all professions proclaimed their right to standards different.from non, On Wednesday afternoon at 3 other folks, l ’lumbera and b*V>ws, o'clock there will be the regular penters and dish-washers and file and meeting of the Literature* Depart­ clerks could dodge all moral is­ ment; nnd a most interesting pro­ sues with a "w e can’t be Judged gram for the afternoon has been provided. like other people. It ’s our pro­ fession!" ’ ako .......... ----- : i ight The Welfare Department wishes resh to announco that the Annual Girls in a certain London firm ring Charity Ball, for the benefit of the are given n year in which to let uts, hospital, will lie held on Tuesday their shorn heads-gfow or they yon- evening Apr. 0, with 'Mrs. Robert will be fired. It’s a hair-dress­ eggiJ. Holly as chairman. The place ing establishment still waging the will be announced later. t .'• fight to make hair^'ccm e ’ back" and replenish their coffers imAttention is called to the Flower poverished since false hair stopped I believe that/biographies of Show and plant sale which will be being sold. So glad it’n a crassly commercial and not n moral rea­ worth while people will give me held on Apr. 1C and 17 nt the club the mpst for the little time I can! house. All those who wl$h to ordson! spend on rending," a wife and cr plants, shrubs nnd flowers nrc The Mode mother writes me. where asked to phone Mrs. Harry llccren. , hn„ r Austin Currtvan o f Cocoa, was the guest o f Mr. nnd Mrs. (J. A. Radford at their home on French Avenue on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chapman announce the birth o f a son, Frlday, March 19, at the Femald Laughton Hospital. Mrs. Gilbert Mead of Cranford, N. J., Is the guest of her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ely at their home in Ros<y Court. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cain of Belle Mead, N. J., spent the day In Sanford on Wednesday ns the -guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tillis. Mrs. Henry Purdon ' returned home on Saturday from Jackson­ ville where ahe has been the guest of her sister Mrs. Jack Hewitt. Mrs. J. U. Stringfellow, who has been the house guest of Mrs. B. D. Shswcll for the past week, left Thursday evening for her home at Avon Park. W. B. Coaolcy of Valdosta, Ga., spent several daya In Sanford last week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I<ee Conoley and Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. McCall. nnd E very'wom an can he a quick- with worthless one chnngo artist if a Parisian dress- I would read i maker has his way. He is sponsor Strachey’s “ Eminei ing the reverilbjc dress. What n Ellsworth’s “ Goltjc y ivill enter- boon for the home woman when tho thors;" Adams’ “ Eil Bridge pesky caller comes on .sweeping ry Adams;” Gnrlnn 'aVk Avenue. and dusting day! Middle Border:" I m i. i ------7T . 'Story o f My Life Black velvet pull-over sweaters, man o f F ifty ." T sleeveless, and tied tightly on tho1hors d’oeuvre. I f icca Stevens hip, are sponsored for the nmm^ uik for some more! ing Hostess ib Card Club days ftern oon Card Club teets S a t u r d a y at F r i d a y H om e o f Mrs. Dumas I Bridge Club, which [ a number o f San- Associates, lociety hells, was illy entertained on The members o f the San Souci Quantities o f fragrant spring moon by Miss Re­ Bridge Club were most pleasantly flowers combined_with ferns adornst her home on Park entertained on Friday afternoon !’** the spacious living room of the i .. st ‘ * „ . „ .... 4 , , homo of Mrs. T. I,. Humus on Satby Mm. Lee A. Conoley nt her1uyjay ullernobn when she was home in Franklin Terrace, hostess at bridge, entertaining the Sweet pens, cnlendulas, snap members o f the Afternoon Teu dragons nnd other early sprint OjpHcnte Bridge Club, flowers were artistically arranged, The rainbow colors o f pink, lavin the rooms where the enrd tnblu epder, yellow and blue, were effecwcrc placed. , ttyely curried out with bowls and Tallies done in fascinating .1, baskets o f sweet peas und nzakni,. signs were used in keeping ih. A most interesting game of duscores and after a game of bridgt plicate bridge wns played during the prise fo r high score, u dainty I ® e afternoon *nd at tho conclusion served a salad course with coffet Those playing were Mrs. Ednun: Meiseh, Mrs. Emmett McCall, MrW. W. Potter, Mrs. Jnnies L \Velb Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Mrs. Edwan. p It, A. Ibid ford o f Betts, Mrs. John Wimhish and I tie (Jay Jn gnuford Mrs. Hnwkim Connelly. 1 the puests of the ib, Mr. and Mrs. G. ■ The many friends o f 1). N Owens, night clerk of the Hold} Valcjcz, will he interested to Icam. Be ran-, Mrs. Emma that he is improving after a seri­ Amoi Be inis of ous illness for the jiast week. f Mrs. Unrt Peterson returned h who arc spending jioine on, Saturday afternoon from * ______ ' e* Tangerine, where the Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Bliss if Q'nnipa where she sjient the past It* of Mrs, George Worchester,- Mass., arrived in U* iJveek aS the guest o f Mrs. Lucius city on Saturday and are the gueit* McLeod. * of the latter’s slater, Mrs. Geoiyr F*. Lyman Ward of, Rice. ( Dr. F. Victor I-aurent and Mrs. ! “ •> »'iJ Mrs. Dean I rtVilliani Wcckerle of Pittsburg, I’n., sew lock, who have! Mrs, W. A. Zachary, Mrs. Its* [who have been the guests of Mr. It* of Dr. ami Mrs. \v PliilyaW and baby left Natunbv nnd Mrs. Harry Hceren, left FriIglry in Mayfair, left ' morning for Miami where they will lla y for St. Augustine where they rning for a motor trip ^visit as tho guests of Mrs. Rush it* nvill spend a short time en route to st (east, .then across John, fcheir homes. n They will re­ iki the hitter purt of Mrs. J. L. Rhodes, Mis* Mariba Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Guylonl awjj a short visit. daughter Janet, of Montclair. Nj {Rhodes and their guests, Mrs. Mil­ J.', who havo \*ient the past t*oj ler, of Key West motored to TnllajuB. M. l.ldyd return- weeks here at tho Hotel Forrnto hussec on Friday Where they will lomlny from Jackson- Lake, leave Sunduy for Fiorewi 'spend the week with Mrs. Miller's ■wy spent the week Villa where they will spend a sh.ri daughter, Miss Eleanor Miller, who 1wpcclally to ^attend time with friends before retun' is u student at Florida State Col­ lege for Women. ing to their home. Neely-Failing- Mrs. E. A. Douglas" Is Guest of Honor at Mrs. Wight’s Bridge Party Mrs. Henry Wight entertained Monday at luncheon at her attrac­ tive home on Park Avenuey honor­ ing tho new i Woman’s Club presi­ dent, Mrs. E. A. Douglas*. Tho lovely home was abloom with all kinds o f old fashioned garden flowers, potted plants and ferns. In the dining room, violet colored stock wns effectively ar­ ranged in brass baskets and bowls. Centering the dainty appointed luncheon table, which was laid with an Italian cut work luncheon cloth, was n silver basket filled with old fashioned flowers from the hostess's lovely garden. At 1 o'clock a delicious four course luncheon was served Following tno luncheon, Iho guests, who Included the delegates from the local club to the Annual State Convention In'Jacksonville, discussed reports o f the Sanford Club to be made at the convertibn, Those enjoying the cordial hos­ pitality o f Mrs. Wight word: Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. Ernest Me Gowan Galloway, Mrs. William Moore Scott, Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, Mrs. Donald P. Drum­ mond. i C-, where they will visit until the Miss Maude Cameron, o f Sat first o f April; when they will go ford, nnrrowly escaped injury 1»J on to their 'home in Amesbory, Saturday, when ahe wraa eroaaln Mass. i tho A- C. L. tracks dt Lloyd crossing, and her car ■tailed, ju; Mr. and Mrs. William True spent ns a train came around the eurr last week In St.-Petersburg, and She mannged to back o ff the grad wero Accompanied by their son, as thb train rushed by. This is tl Arthur ’frue, who spent several same erasing on which an autoon days with his parents at their bilo was totally demolished week, the occupants leaving t) home here. car, which had also stalled in t Mr. and Mrs- Homer Gleason to escape injury. from New York state, havo located In Lake Mary and are livihg on K K G IS T ItA T IO N NO TIC E >-■ Third Street, where they have Kfcr llnnd R lw t lr a Th e registration book* o f the CUT opened a grocery store and filter­ Sanford. El*-. w ill be open f r l ing ytation. ly, Mar. 19. 19IS. and *wlU rloae rhlay, April 9. 19SS. F. A. Dnyics and grandson, J. Wheaton, accompanied by Mr. Reynols o f Montrose, Penn., and Mr. Kenyon o f Clifford, Pa., were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert M il­ ler for several days last week. "*"* U ft. I'llfL lP A 3 City Iteglatratlon O fficer. nr. 1G lo Apr. I. 198*. Friends o f C. S.p Flftwera, who Phone 150-X has been seriously ill with pneu- Reel & Son monln, will bo glad to hear that ^IVcsl Second & Myrtle Street he is out again. His brother, Ben­ a t R a ilro a d jamin Flowers, |who enmo to be with him during his illness, hns returned to.Lake Helen. The snndwlch nnd coffoe social at the Presbyterian church last Friday netted nearly $30 to be ..................... The ndded to tho building fund,1. following young ladies were most HARVARD IS* NAM El) attractive waitresses: Misses EuTALLA H A SSE E , Flo., Mnr. 22. dora Ferguson, Camillo Durant, — (/P)— L • S. llnrvard, o f Port Louise Bushnell, Elmn Cochran, Lauderdale was appointed assist­ nnd Clara I.loyd. ant Fire Warden for tho Ever­ glades district today by Governor The young ladies o f Mrs. Donald Anderson’s ijundny School class, of Martin. tho Presbyterian church, have or- FOR COMMISSIONER w■ V. E. Collcr, of Sanford, is erect­ ing a bungalow on Third Street. Rev. G. V. Albertson is scheduled to preach ut tho Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Mrs Dcano Tunier left Sunday morning for Fort Myers, where she will visit friends. W. L. Morgan was called at Martinsville, Vn,, last Thursday by the serious illness of his futher. small son Alfred, Jr., motored to Orlundo on Thursday where they spent the day with friends. J. L. Murentcttc left Thursday for Atlantic City, N. J., where he will spend several days on business. Mrs. James Beigblc of DeLuml is the house guest of Mins Lena Belle llngun on Park Avenue. Mrjt. J. G. Ziegler hns returned from Columbia, S. (’ ., where she was called by .tjiu .ijlnuas gf l^er father. , u . . . . . , , , Mrs. Hazel Coleman left Fridny morning for Atlanta, Gu., where sho will spend a short time with friends. Mrs. A. W. Epps anil Mrs. Rob­ ert Herndon motored to Orlundu ton Saurday where they spent the afternoon. '■> Dr. Ben 1>. Caswell will return home on Sunday from Atlanta. Gu.. where he has been attending u Dental clinic. • Mrs. Robert Ziegler and little daughter Margaret, of Macon, Ga., are the guests of her mother, Mrs M. A. Douglas. E. J. Rue of Palm Mcuch, a former resident of Sanford, spent the week-end in the city us the guest of friends. Tlu> above announcement will be read with “much interest by the many friends of the bride, Miss Virginia Mayo Neely. Shu came to Sanford 8 years ago with her pnrents from Ocala, and attended the Sanford High school, being a member of the graduating class o f 1922. A ft­ er completing her education here, she attended the Boxboruugh School of Nursing ut Phil­ adelphia, Pa., from which insti­ tution sho graduated in June. She is a young woman of charm and unusual personality and hy her winsome manner hns made hosts o f friends here. Dr. Failing is from Ann Har­ bor, Midi., having graduated from the University of Michi­ gan. tic is also n graduate of the University of Oregon and tho Medical College at PhilndMpTila:’ "At pivaeMf he Is sttv-^u ing as interne at the Jefferson Hospital at Philadelphia, nnd after June, will hnve charge of a large hospital In South Amer­ ica. Their many friends will join, in wishing then: every future happiness. Tho Crystal Lake Improvement Society held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner from District. No. 3,' Seminole County, subject to primaries to be held June 8, 1020. F R A N K EVANS- Experienced '^tenotfittpher Desires Position Writ# ■ iflTO N I INCOM PU BLIC AC C O U N TAN TS ■■it* is-ia Ki n i Ii Teasel* ntiliiax AMUSEMENTS Princess Milane t’ nlvvrsal'a ttia Special ••TIIK I,I.MITKI> M AIL." Production w llli LIIV C1IANKV ■—Comedy—* T i l l ! PH ANTO M OP T H E OP B it A ” A freight wreck on thu Atlantic Const Line near the Overstreet crate mill on Tuesday, held up traffic for several 'hours. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Tucker left Snturdny for Washington, D. INVESTIGATION! Robertson, Williams and Monahan Burger Wester. Lake Mary's boy violinist, won tho first prize at the Fiddlers' Contest nt the Milano theatre last Friday. i lMwelLl CupimimW W 't (PW painful accident Sunday, when ho was knocked down and run over, on Crystal lak e Avenue by n pass­ ing motorist, receivin g''a broken leg. ‘ - “ l.llllr llrd ItldlBE llu *d H TUESDAY -siiiG i;" with .Al*'l /’»!• for' * .. L'nlveraiil’a Uta Special .. lid n ' i l ’ i'uflllsHoo wllli •'TIIK I.QN C1IANKV PHANTOM OP O P E IIA " VI ltd IN I A V A LLI T IIK also If I COULD | Tailored at Fash In U c tlc r Cluthcn Ik'Mign Miss Wyona Payne o f Atlanta, Ga., arrived In the city on Satur­ day and is the guest of her sister, Miss Gertrude Payne. Miss Virginia Neeley left Thurs­ day evening for Pliiiladelphiu, Pu , PiiT IO HATE-* TO C L AC* 6VWI1Y THAT G W OdlfP j | Htt? o m ' ^ G H ^ D O W -* MlO T D GIVE. AHf’ t\G IF 1 C D U L P . « 3 tE tlD E P * YOU- w o t . 1 %PIMAY HOW— I DON'T WANT TO GIT k<0 PAT XT’ 1HAT-1 ‘T s t'C ' t o o — * A broad Hhouldcred <model with graceful linen—ulreody accepted for excellence of do* .rign. Y ou ’ll find here all tho amort, lighter alludes fo r Spring, tailored in fabric# out* standing In their value— and that’s what you’re interested in. F U \ 9 P y —j A «?K>ULAC> UIOll CONTINUOUS rEHKOIXMANCE FIIOM I F. I t TO It P. 1L F O Il S P R I N G r'A TOYING— J ’D f 'The KKktlsR t b s i t l * By Ethel Hays EACH OfflEfP. 'y. Box P. J. It., care of Ilcrald A J. Lcgcr, accompanied by a party of friends, left Saturday hy motor for Miami, where he will spend some time. Ross Witt of Liberty, Ind., who is spending his 42nd winter in Florida, was a guest o f Mrs, M. V. Evans Tuesday. . t LAKE M ARY Personals A t th e .N ew . " j T U P / -I A N D MORE VVA*'; ' : Single And Double Uru ■ �o®*-hk#d‘ win**, four T»g« LAUDERPALB'—i t ' s * are now being extended to the •FORT „ „ 'rom SgrhMVCiii women by the local organization. long, lonff **y BERLIN. Mar. 23,—(/P)_ .organized famine of. the war iONDQN,. Mar. STL— </P) —The ly Bntjsh' goodt campaign” ch Jttrig George and other memi of the Royal family have spon?d cthuaia'sticnlly, has affected House o f Comlnos. 0 the dismay o f the leaders of campaign,. It was discovered t for yeah) the cigars sold in restaurants of parliament have wen Imported from the United Rate*. Future supplies are to bo iblalttod from Jamaica .or other irltlsh possessions. British cm)lre wines from Australia and South Africa,’ also are to be placed in the restaurant wine cards. Tho British government, howv iver, does not seem to be able to f*t along without American typerriters. and docs not take very eriously the charge that it has lone. Injury to British mamrfncturrs bybuying-several thousand mahlnea of American make.. Even ip King's explosive remark; seandlaui" informed at ua” when he was Informed at. i British Industries Fair .by a iresentativo of a British typeiter firm that the goycritmetit i buying American machines in preference to-British, does not ap­ pear to have greatly affected the situation. A fte r this incident, J$hd question came up in the House of Commons. "AluJ what,” thundered an oppo­ sition member, “hre the 24,700 foreign made typewriters in gov­ ernment office/) used fo r ? " "F or typewriting” wan thc^r*vernmant spokesman’s quiet reply. 9 & & Q S& & holder in tho Monte Carlo casino. itod c* Red by n new problem which has bet n presented to the Berlin police. T ) h re Is a plague o f •faster*, who do i tunts of going foodless for vurii us forms o f money payment, nnd Vho polled are trying td persundtf several -hundred men and r/onu>s» that - "food strikes’’ fo r money exceed the botinds of sport nnd acie ntlffc research. As t1n> result o f profitable cr- riNGS— Ten per cent o f the crop of tW» section was id by a recent cold snap,,a Rumber o f growers said. Tho seas­ on's crop. It was stated, is un­ usually late bocauso o f the cool weather o f January and February. W IN T E R H AVE N — A citrus temple, -to be located In the city park here, to better nsqunint tialtorr to this territory with local hibitionu by several professional cllruo products, has been proposed fasters, tha police havo.hnd to dial by n , realtor here. The building with rcor&i ° f other applications would be o f Spanish design. for pemnlk Ion to give similar shown. A t* ong tho applleanta was a woman righing 250 poondn. T A M P A — C ITV Detective Sam Lauderdale, but BARTOW— Staple crops In Polk two'Dutchmen found the dlsUnw short when they mot each other .t county are facing -bright fo r I92fl, according to C, F. Hcuck, n local reataurant. One was an county agent. The crops of corn, attendant nnd the other c.ine in tomatoes, and watermelons will for nourishment kne probably not be as Inrgc as in the other wae In the city. come past years, but will be goodJ slsed, tt was said. * EUSTIS—Mayor Kennedy h*» . f¥*, - . 1 ' * f #•• felt the call of sqmmer and Jiaa P A L A T K A — The fraUtka Pub­ decided to take the ? lishing company, of which Clayton staring -the national C. Codrington, is president, has bnsebatt* here. Ho loafed o *umtaken possession of the Palatka tnons for diamond d e v o ^ s to as­ Daily News, following purchase of semble at the local bnll^park for the plant from M. M. Vickers and Calvert L. Eatlll. of Palatka- The latter, associated with H. D. HarkA record in brevity in TAMPA—A render, as managing editor, ana R. B. Mahaffey, business manager, telephone calls is believed to have been osUblished hero when only will continue at the helm. t t if h e two words were uttered attorn "Speed-up’ wM i g * party at one end and . 'Knulis came from tho other.. It wos * florist shop getting a messenger to deliver a package. ■ FORT LAUDERDALE—A sale connection. Her plea won that ahe ought to re- rt«i"w o 7 th " hbi while to sleuth la n sale, whether it be at cost or duct anyhow and that she might „bout. A bold, bad thief, entered a huge profit, and whether it in­ as well matt* spmo mioney, while tll(, dkecllve's home during tho­ volves liquor or water, Municipal rite was) dolnit it. night and made o ff with a number Judge Louis F. Mnire decided in Long lines o t spectators nre now jwf household articles, imposing a fine of $50 upon an al­ watching two professional faster., ORLANDO—Legal pnpers,’ inleged seller of the former beverage. GAINESVILLE—The petrified The victim of the fine had ns his mi ranee policies, bonds and notes displayed In g l w a cages on ope of Berlin’s principal, streets. Daily bones of what is believed to have defense the fact that he had dis­ valued nt over $45,000 were re­ tennis court. I t required. some bulletins on thxjir proposal and boen some prc-historic animal was posed of 1he liquor "at exactly covered bv the local police at the t . ___, searching o f the .French papers ttf mental condition '*»re potted about found by workmen ^excavating at home of Beatrice Davis, a negro find the three or four lines In which thB|dty. Glen Springs, three mile* from woman. The papers were stolen the victories o f Borotra and Lahere. .The remains, which will be from n house when the occupants Costo'In tho United States ,were Tho century old ovutom whereby turned over to the state museum, arrestwere out. The negress wns arrest­ recorded and Suzanne Lenglen Is the drum major o.f tho polace were discovered at u depth of ed charged with the theft, being treated a* not too gri^at to guards heralded the exit or en­ about 13 feet. escapo good humored bantertrance of a member . of tho royal TALLAllASSEE-Parker Croy. The suggestion that Suzanne fondly boating, n roll .on his drum r B R AD E N TO N — A t a meeting of this place, is confident that he should be decorated with the red has been revived by Pivtsldent Von o f tho Palmetto Humane Relief has discovered the meanest thief, ribbon of the Legion o f Honor hi.r Hindcnburg, It was aWHshcd sev­ Committee, at a meeting hold here, nnd that nil other claims to that en years ago at the tim e o f the voted unanimously to request Gov­ stirred UR,tho humorists, n class distinction • have been mere &t[n Franco which apparently has no revolution. Beside tho president, ernor Martin to Issue a pardon 'to' tempts. ■Mr. Parker was forced to foreign ambassadors and other Stevens Ethridge, o f Ellenton, con­ interest in or understanding o f ’i ‘ * V i ~* ■1 riT,‘ spend ■several hours In bed here notables will be so honored by the victed o f .murdering his brother. Although King George does not sports. “ Let ihtr red . ribbon be when a thief entered his room and uards, at the presidents 1 rcsi- Tho governor had stated that he long enough for the champion-to made o ff with his trousers. His ents. would not considor any application tie her hair “with on gala (U> b,'' oilier clothds had been despatched The task o f tho drum majors o f for such clemency unless it was tempt to apeak with the monarch writes one, and a cartoonist showed to n presser. . 4 ' over rite wire, it has been revealed a tennis racquet being delivered to the watch Is a hard ono. It was submitted by^tjie women of Manathe premier, having betjwu-ni by comparatively easy to recognize tea county. that Queen Victoria was much lnM IAM I—The Miami Daily Her­ .. forested in the telephone. The ro- the champion to be pHftdpin the' tho approach of the form er kaiser ald is to go on a long daily journey. fw ceiAJy published lettre o f that con- museum of the army alongside the or d*member o f his family, but now' A subscription for the’ paper has bulge on which "cease .firing” wm tbo drum majors have to be able host to the fourth diatrict. Assocla nrvitive old lady, supposed by the just been entered for Phil Kiehlm’ ( younger.generation to have been conducted at Armistice. Onq pa­ to identify more than a ncorc o f eir, Kaiserslnutern, Germany. i i, the greatest aticklcr for the estnb- per printed a long satirical inter­ diplomats, most of whom wtyre ' ’ •t view with Mile Lenglen, making more conspicuous than formal r j llshed order in Britiah history, KEY LARGO— E. L. Beyes, 32. fun of her collapse after lier ..re­ drop, when calling on the presi­ ahows this. who received burns which proved Qn January 14, 1878, at Osborne, cent victory over Helen Wills at dent. fatal when ho tried to rescuo Rob­ Cannes. she wrote her diary: -,',1, ert gtratton, a companion. Petrus Olsen, chief warden o f “After dinner we went into the IJreiul Whitlock, former Amcrl- the Berlin zoo and noted lion fe t -Council room and saw the teleBU NNEL— The annual meeting ' phone. Dr-. Bell ( Alexander Gra- cuu ambassador to Belgluni and the tnmor.^snfd in nn interview that of the Grand Lodge, International hcasls o f prey recognize hunion be­ rector :o f the Rev. Dr. Hhannn Kam Bell), tho Inventor, explained Order of Odd Fellows, will be .held j -tha sthole process, which is most Catholic university, a t , Washing­ ings not by their faces or their at Palatka, April 10-21. Delegates PJ axtraorillnary; It had been put in ton have agreed tu serve on the drops but solely by characteristic to the convention are now being t 'i: communication with Osborne cot- international committee now being movementswith having passed the officer at chosen from nil local lodges. y ‘ tagf, and we talked with Sir Thom­ constituted to publish an account ,fc Olsen claimed to hav a high rate o f speed. '' as 2nd Mary Biddulph; also heard { of the lift and chnractcr of ‘ the M ILTO N—Sheriff II- C. Mitch­ latter Cardinal Merrier. Raymond singing quite plainly.” ~ FO R T LAU D E R D ALE — Those ell, of Santu Rosa county look in Poincare former president and who ■partake of the liquid /that 1 his “ hoard und lodging" sign at British soccer fans who make up render o f the French republic nnd cheers fn Brftwnrd county would the county jail und threw open the • urge proportion o f the nation, lousigner Bnudrijlart, rector of do well to follow the chalk line. doors recently. For tho first time are working to a stntc o f feverish tho institute . cnthollqtie of Paris Judge Sldppey, in county cuut^,-has in three years, .Sunta Ropa had no oxritsiftcnt over tho cup compctl- arc the French members of the delivered an edict that henceforth prisoners behind the bars. ! tions, and although the play has committee, England is represent-; fines for drunkenness would bo disnot reached the final rounds, all cd by I-ord Halifax, ont; o f , tlm cuntinuod and sentences to 'hard L A K E STEARNS—The Lake J attendance records have "been bro- ungllenn church rei»reseritalives trf labor on th e ’ county's roads subStearns Journal, n weekly, has | ' ken. . Ordinary mutches of Ihe tha famous Mnlinea cpnyersntionK stitufodJust begun publication here. It is sorter league team* are drawing looking toward a union « t th*t being published by Rutland R. Jac■crowds of 85,000 each week on most cnurchcs nnd by G. K. Cheatcrion, illL T O N —John McCormick, 77, the noted author, n catholic. Thu quart. It will be issued temporari­ a justice of thi> |>t-uee of Holt, is committee probably will meet in ly at u local printing office, until Head, nnd Bud Williamson was Brussels or Mallnes some time dur­ its own plant is established. placed in tho Okaloosa county juil, ing the summer. charged with responsibility fo r tho T A M P A — “ In again,’’ "out again, Jatnl i'qjury to the former, wkqjwtis Tha old jukS- about ua. Arm rhjgn back again.” 'ThftttwaB' the euro struck iuver the head with u A n o nmhussador being takcif Tor :i head o f n negro, Thoirtan Jenkins, who during nn altercation on the high­ waiter nt a court /unction hcCHUgc wns discharged fro.ni the jui! at way, w ith' Williamson. o f the contrast of his plain even­ nhf experiment in Minnesota, an I J Wanchulu one morning, __ stole an ing. clothes with tho brlllinnt unlEUSTIS— Eustis will lie the host had to return without the pest, be- ! automobile and drove it to Ybor forma aliout him, bus been perpe­ m now in progress. This stadium to the annual convention of the cause one couldn’t lie found. Some- t '1)' where he was arrested and has accomodations for 100.UOO per­ trated again, hut with u French Florida Library Association, April one hod invented a mosquito- placed behind the bare again.1 sons and already tickets have been minister us the victim. “ * * " ' Mnynr’ Gustax Uiicss lias sug­ 8 and P. The sessions, which will proof cream back home, lit* suid, _ -------■old and 30,000 applications turned Georges Chnuvin, who was un­ gested the erection of monuments he held in the Eutdis library, are and he desired to put it through BARTOW — A family was found back’. In order to avoid the scenes der scrrrtay of state fo.* the liber­ to two of lh6 greutest actors on expected to draw several hundred the acid test. to he in dire noed here when the o f two yenrs ngo, when the grounds ated regions ill the eighth Brinml the Berlin stage In the Inst century delegates from over tho state. Ad­ -------death of Mrs. B. W. Bridges was ’ > Palace — Ludwig Devrient, who died in dresses by Mayor T. N. Kennedy, ware rushed by a inob of disap­ cabinet, went to nil elyzco W IN TE R HAVEN—The Winter reported to charity workers. Sev, pointed funs, the authorities have reception in evening clot has which 1832 mid Adalbert Mulhmvski, who of Eustis; Mayor W. A. MacKen- Haven Exchange Club now comes xral children in the home were sufdecreed that admission rhall he uro said to duto from .his student died in 1000. He proposes that zie, of Leesburg, and prominent forth with the millionth "mcanc.it roering from malnutrition nnd lnonly by tickets purchased In ad­ days. Once In the French white each memorial be errccted as close library officers will feature. thief.” Someone stole the “ wel- sufficient clothing. house ho took a standing pore by as possible to the theatre where vance. Come” sign the club hud placed -------Cun tie day is a great day nut the buffet, where the incident hap­ the actor scored his greatest tri­ MIAM1*—The stntc convention tif at the highway Intersection to AuP A L A T K A —Governor {Inward only fur the soccer enthusiasts but pened. umphs. the Florida Parent-Teacher Asso­ bnrndnle, Lake Alfred and Haines M. Gore, of West Virginia, lias ae■Iso for the country people who “ Maltre d’hntel” , queried a much ciation is to be held in Miami, A p ­ City "You'll he sorry you didn't cep foil an invitation to attend, the likto to take advuntuge of excursion decorated day of high Purls so­ The number of foreign students ril 7 to 10. The program twill in­ stay,” the sign read. . nieetfhg o f boosters, to be held at gates on tho railways to viJit the ciety, "would you mind fetching me nt Prussian universities this semes­ clude addresses by n number of a' -------Pomona, May 1-3. capital On the day of tho, big n glass of champugnc?" M. ter lias again reached pre-war f ig ­ welfare, juvenile and other such ICELAND— A hen, sitting upon — --- —— -------- », match fore than 100 excursion Brinml, M. Chuviun’s himself no ures. There has been a noticeable organization bends. fifteen eggs at tlm home of Charles There’s so much to worry about trains are expected to bring the fulling off, however, in Americans. E. Follmer, refused to he the pro- it’s impossible to finish, so there cifewda Into London. O f an enrollment of 81,380 in . D E LAN D — Wives o f delegates duccr of any freaks. When eight isn’t really any use in starting. 1 * ,' Prussian universities 2,113 are for­ to 0*1 annual meeting of the of l ho eggs were found unlmtched ---------------------file Harry Igiudcr, whom . the eigners, Bulgarians, leading with Florida State Bar Association, to two of them revealed u chicken Woolen clothes are so high it world ltno^s us u Joyful entertain­ The French courts have upheld 240, Russians coming second with he held here April 2-5, will he en­ with two hcutls, a nortnhl body nnd l would almost pay people to be er at the age of 50, and as n canny the rights o f the designer of a 191, Norwegians third with 108 and tertained by members o f the I)c- iWo legs, and another hud four sheep. . Scot who saves his pennies, said ballet ns being just ns valid as an Chinese fourth with 101. in a recent interview that the best author's over hit hook or u drama­ investment he ever made was the tist's over his playseven shillings nnd six pence spent ‘ The question urose through nn for his marriage license. mistress of action brought 'by Hines the deuth of. their .only bullet, lim e Chusl apn In the war, Sir Harry and Lady conservatory, who . has nroduccd intlAudor have given up their great ballet's ut tho opera und t tic opera her country estate and when in London comiqur. She hud been asked to the RVe In a modest Uloomsburg hotel. give a ballet at nn entertainment 1ml Tha famous comedian believes in and sbe grranged tbe "ballet of pro ccficchirating on ope profession. the three sultanus” , with Mine dm I l f said when he nttunipted to Com­ tllgu Snutzo us premiere dnnseusc. Jml bine ■farming with the stage lu- Sin- was greatly surprised, she the found that when he thought he was said, when Mile Soulzo rhungod tor buying pig*, they turned uut to he the dance entirely from what lmjl ren b«cs that stung him in the pocket- been rehearsed, add she brought an irebook. ’ ’ action for 20,000 francs daiuag-s u\v, been cautious with my- -ns the ballet had been announced in ukt I f you; are, you . Won't bq interested S E We recommend Pino Hurst, Pine Crest nnd Sanford Heights, roast have bait when vou'ra fishin’. IVo spent aonic, and I've 'pooched' iome and today I ’ve a wee pickle datnewhere in un 'auld stocking dg, I {see to it there aro rme iolw in the heel or to. It's a fino hing to saVe.” —— ■ .. vve HMK you to consider the location of Druid Park when you plan, your home. It Jtt Impassible Id find n more convenient location when ypu plan for a permanent home for the future. Its easy access to the business section, its nearness to the social and recieational centcrs all make for a home spot that is cerium (o be /post desirable. , Just when English university uthoritic* thought the ugu o f ] Moon had returned, at least in-1 ir as thr size of tfousers Is creed, this year’s crop of Ox.ohrsmen appeared in 4he must tnous “ hogs” or trouaers ever 9. i imbridgc, answering the chule, has produced “ plus fives” iroflng. “ Plus .fives" are cxlong “ plus fours.” Thu tech1description is “ five inches up five inches down from the p at th r tuififf' (n Vindy P*r the wearer* o f "plus fives’’ to nin tip tbe flapping folds icir trousers in order to make •to shuts on th* putting green. • colors arc fa r from conscrvuand the socks to accompany i fives" are « riot o f huge dia- m i« i7 ,,rr wntaV 2 ? P,c^ ed ®«PWn the develop­ ment features o f Druid Park. Come to the office or have a represenjalive call for you that you will better understand tne location, improvement nnd development program of Druid OUft OKGANI^ATION i— Construction of ling o f Tampa Athletic begin soon. itor Haven—City's population El Verano Budding Co City Office, Room 225, IVfeisch C. L. Britt 0. A . Chittenden Jpe D. Chittenden t . 'P . Chittenden Frank J. Fitxpatrlck D, C, Griffin W. C. Hip . E. M. Hunt * ** - “ Howard Overlln Mildred G. Peabody E. a Pichard Frank L. Woodruff, Jr, -CHITTENDEN R E A L T Y CO, INC. - You have probably Dismissed a hundred Opportunities with A wave of th$ hand. But If You Have Vision I f you are able to Put two and two tomthei And get four,,, You’ll see the Underlying1causes pf Florida’s .• /) Unprecedented '• 1 Deveiopiment, arc | Concentrated at i BITHLO. Transportation, Commerce, Agric^ture, Climate, Recreation— All these belong to B ITH Lp A 'th riv in g city tomorrow 1 You’ll Profit! Shrewd investors arc Buying BITHLO, D a a o iio A Because BITHLO IS BUILDING Come In Today! 36 Meisch Bldg. • Representing v S •«• BITHLO SALES .01 N. Orange Ave. �Now In Demand Fo Of Antiques fco«f8 ANGELES, March 22.__ corner, in "squares," the piano. that was ponulnr the vogue of the upright I. iim has enunea caused n a mild flurry firnuslncul instrument mar* "squnros" until recently 1 be found In somo numbers largo piano stores. But the t for antique furniture nnd hand from the movie studio } instruments to bo Used in n having settings of 7G torn, has virtually depleted niinbliK-Rupply. i larch o f the^plaAo'shops ro* ! there nre/scarccly any left fable condition. case o f tho old * 'V n a re " lually made of rosewood nr any; o f solid pieces rather 'onoering. Thcro wan art !j*wpnt “ Brrrrrl & tinkle brrr! * h 'lb 4 e !" he fcckl to snoak p i t inir-cleuned. ^ol" excl«imc“ i who was just Ll the Twins in L Meadow peoe thev could go » ling very near jtc still ever so finished. is it?" snid the fjjt over iiis spec- “ Why Mister Ruhadub! And Mi<tOJjtHaHP* said Nancy In n.sty>eked voice. " I do believe ~tu ’two are afraid o f Prickles Porcupine!” Mister Rubndub began to fuss about busily. "A fra id ! No Bitch tiling! But there isn’t a bit o f ure trying to catch him now. It’s quite ten minutes since the nlnrm rang.” *‘^ o t the least bit." the March T I a c a assured n e c n e n r l fthem. lin m *“*It I f lwould l ' m t l i l 1be 11. Hare a wahte o f tim e!" W ern’t they the. old scnlnwngM, though? * (T o Be Continued.) (Copyright. 1820, N E A Ser„ Inc.) clock shaped nf- m whose house j_or at least was being openirvoinn knowing Havana Race Season Is Closed On Sunday Edith Teague, Lot 112 H A V A N A , Cuba. March 22 .— The 80-day winter season o f racing ended here yesterday. It Is claim1 ed to have been the most success­ ful year o f Oriental Park since tho inauguration of racing in Cuba. . Racing next iitason'will be under the management o f the Havana* American Jockey Club, which was organized for the meeting just closed. A majority o f the owners will take their stshles to various tracks In the United States, the exodus commencing today. W . E, Betts, I/)t 116 B. L. Perkins, Lot 110 ,...-....- .... M. P. Wella, Lot 117 . ........... S. J. Wiggins, Lot 118 — — .... S. J. Wiggins, Lot 110 - — ...— .... Allan Wilson, Lot 120 ------ H. H. Hethcock, Lot 121 ........... P. Donohue, Lot 122 P. Donohue, Lot" 123 ............ ..... P. Donohue, Lot 124 ......--------P, Donohue, Lot 125 .................... Chns. C. Wheeler, Lot 120 ......... J. J. Cates, Lot 127 .............. Klssam Bros, Lot 128 .... Klssam Bros., Lot 1 20 __ _______ Kissam Bros., Lot 130....... ....... Klssam Bros. Lot 131 *___ -J.. Mrs. Danl. S. Standard. Lot 132 E. S. Rockcy, Lot 183 — ___ 1___ J. P. Thurmond, I^ot 134 ....— J. C. Hutchinson, I^at 135 ......... Hodgson Ball, Lot 130 ................ A. W. Harz, Imt 137 ...... .'...... -Maude Kitchens, Lot 138_____ _ W. V. Hnrz, Ixit 130 ..... ..... Mr. Wingate, Lot 140 ................ Nannie Ware, Lqte 141 '..... Fred T. Williams, Lot 142 ........ S. W. Pevehouse, Lot 143 ........ S. J. Warren, Lot" 144 ................ BECK’S AD D ITIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA W. W. Snyder, Lot 25 .... W. W. Snyder, Lot 20 .... Dr. It. M. Mason, Lot 27 Dr. R. M. Mason, Lot 28 . I)r. It. M. Mnson, Lot 25) C, F. Forbls, Lot 3 0 ..... . C. F. Forbis, I-ot 31 .. C. F. Forbis, Lot 3 2 ..... C. F. Forbis, Lot 33 . ... Dr. It. M, Mnson, Lot 34 Dr. It. M. Mason, Lot 35 Dr. It. M. MdsoiipLnt 30 Dr. It. M. Mason, Lot 12 Jlnrtu y Beck, Lot 1 3 ...... Barney Beck, Lot 37,...... Barney Beck, Lot 38 .... Barney Beck, Lot <3!) .... Barney Beck, Lot 40 .... Barney Beck, Lot 41 ...... Barney Bed:, Lot 42 Barney Beck, Lot 43 ...... Barney Beck, Lot 4 4 ...... Barney Beck, Lot 45 .... O rm o n d P e rm it granted for blocks.from center of city, to be constructing mew causeway acres* Halifax river, north o f here. and skitl in the work of the old cabinet makers and even modern owners who do not core for tho “ square tpno” admire the old in­ struments for* the superb crafts­ manship nnd artistry that wont into their making. UAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER A U TH O R IT Y R E S O L U T IO N number 205 adopted on the 8th day o f March A. D, 2#, by the C ity^m m ission of the City of Sanford, Florida. X h o following is the estimated cost of paving the fojlowing avenuei iqptreet 24 feet in width. M yrtle Avenue from Franklin Street to flenevn Street Elm Avenue from Franklin Street to Geneva Street : Laurel Avenuo from Franklin Street to Geneva Street, j Vine Street from Onk Avenue to French Avenue. ! CU. yds. excavation at 7fic $ 3200.00 i 750 yds. muck cxcavntion at $1.00 750.00 vj P0& sq. yds sub-foundation nt $1.00 j 10500 lin. ft. concrete curb gutter nt $1.20 12720 sq. yds. paving at $2.00 1020 lin. ft. 12 inch pipe at $1.35 12 inlets nt $50.00 3 manholes nt $75.00 1500 sq. ft, concrete alley returns nt 45c, 30 cu. yds. concrete at $35.00 1000 lin. ft, 3 inch drain tile Engineering, legal expense, etc. M O ND AY. MARCH 22 I f so, your friends will call you n "schemer,” ’ t You’ ll like politics, detective stories and such. Until you convince them that you aren't n total stronger to sincciitv folks will be apt to be suspi­ cious o f you. But you'll get ahead, neverthe­ less. Totnl estimated cost ) $53419.0!) j To be home by ndjhront property owners. TO Number of feet frontage 9371.77 'J Assessment per foot frontage $5.70 FRED T. W ILLIA M S , Engineer. Nnmc Description Ft Fr’nt Prelin upind" cried .MisF R A N K LIN TERRACE ) the March Haro too nleasod a » ' ** SANFORD, FLORIDA. none t*v» pleased Herbert Tice, 1-ot 1 , ..... ......................................... ,02.27 Herbert Tice, Lot 2............................................... 60 — thinking the N E W PA LT Z, N. Y. Mur. 20.- W> 1. Stewart, Lot 3.—.........................................!.. 50 it of nil the people <yp)— Any summer visitors to Uk»ber, in bring to Catskills, who rare to pet here by 1L F. Steele. Lot 4 ..... .......................................... 50 -••ns the very 51) moonlight may do so, so fa r as tli • t i i II. McGregor, Lot 5. ............. ,...... ..... a9 i i __ _ I rt rin k was lust about prepondoring village sentiment in­ M U ,- McGregor, Lot 0. nyone could jios- dicates. A proposal to turn off John GrenshCnier, Lot 7...... the ligh ti on moonlight night*, John Gronshcmor, Lot 8 . fought because o f the incentive it Jqhq .Grcashemer, b it !) • iuiidjt give to "necking" was p i John Grvashemer, l^it*, lt) ... lied In an election, 38 to 35.' John Greashenier, I-oL 11 Public opinion iius it that pul John Greashenier, I/it 12 ... lie opinion hasn’t it. W. Harz, Lot 13................. F^lix Selin, Lot. 14 ............ pome men are mi henpecked tli Hot ton Cent. Co. Lot 15 . . call their bodi-oum slinncrs mnl glutton font. C«>. Lot 10 iW ilbur .Nidry^.l‘jit.17 ......... 1 : 6. P. Silmrin, 1-ot 18 .':r.__ 50 286.00 Q. S. silm>m, l^>t ID .......... .50 285.00 m W. Harx, f-ot 20 ........... 60 285.00 9 l D. Sauer, Ig»t 21 ............ 60 285.00 !A. D. Sauer, b it 22 60 285.00 A. I). Sauer, Lot 23 60 286.00 4 . w . Harz, Lot 21 02.51 350.48 Berlx-rt Tice, b it 25 450 ' 285.00 Burbcrt Tice, Lot 20 60 285.00 jfiotcher-Rulgcr Co. I/it 27 50 285.00 $letchor-Bulger Co. l<ot 28 60 285.00 f^V. II. Zachary, l-ot'29 60 285.00 a v . N. Walton, Lot 30 . 60 285.00 jfAlhin Wilson, I-ol 31 60 285.00 111. D. Caswell, Lot 32 'iriiig-i-lmned, 50 286.00 • B. I). Caswell, l^>t 33 iv don't ymi 60 285.00 # G . E. McCall, Lot 34 50 286.00 I g . E. McCall. Lot 35 ...... 178 1011.00 ■ A . W. Harz, I-ot 3fi ........... .185.25 1055.93 ».• • .1 • J. II. Jackson, I-ot 37^........ . h E M M ? ; 60 285.00 I L. P. Chittenden, Lot 3H .... 60 285.00 ■ L. P. Chittenden, I^>t 39 ..... i M s a im 60 285.00 V II. Bennett, Lot 40 ..... - .... ,rl l " 1 tw.. mm? *ww 60 285.00 J A. S. Johnson, Lot 41 ........ 50 285.00 f W. P. Carter, l-«t 42 ...... .60 285.00 turn to’ look Mrs. Ilnwnrd Chandler Christy I Mrs. A. T. Boulter, I-ot*43 MT" 285.00 « Mrs. A. T. Rossiter, I-ot 44 .. i. , |wife o f the famous urtlst,. m-'ff 60 286.00 a -i l°. vf ry dirty ?” .bobbed her hair while she was* % Mrs. A. K. Rossiter, I-ot 45 ... 50 286.00 ■jugnt be that he mqdel. But now she’s startinf « Mrs. A. K. Rossiter, Lot 40 P 'd rty this winter fin I^os Angeles she raid she hut J Vance Douglass, Lot 47.—.... 60 ‘ 285.00 lie goes to the j “ partly bobbed it," and would ht'' 60 285.00 K " ,,lfrY s-Coming, it cut real short by the time d* J Van<;c -Douglass, f^ot 4H .... 02.0 360.82 * J. C. Petepson, Lot 49 ........ 0 shower. That got back to New York. 50 285.00 I J. C. Peterson, Lot 60 *....... 50 286.00 » J. C. Petprson, Lot 61 ...... 60 286.00 f Allan Wilson, Uot 62 ......... 50 286.00 | . R. T. Hughes, Lot 63 ...... 50 285.00 ■ Harry Biemlllar, Lot'64 .... 50 285.00 I R. R. McCanp, Lot 65 ..... . 60 285.00 ■ ^ R. R. McCann, Lot 60 — — .60 285.00 I - H. M. Mcbaulin, Lot 67 ..... .50 285.00 W. A. McClevoland, Lot 68 60 285.00 I W . A. McCleveland, I^ot 69 ... .178 ’ lOM.fiO Mrs. S. J. Allen, Lot 60 —... . 128 729.00 I W. W. Potter, Lot 84 ..... -.. .128 729.60 I Frank Loasing, Lot 85 ,.... .186.4 1050.78 L Mrs. L. B. Edwards, Lot 61 ..GO . 285.00 • J. O. Long, Lot 02 ,1--------- .60 285,00 Allan Wilson. Lot 03 -------.60 285.00 Alma White, I^ t 64 ----- .50 . 285.00 • T. C. Munday,.Lot 65 ....— 50 285.00 1* T. C. Munday, I*ot CO — ~~ ..50 286.00 W. V. Wheeler, Lot 07 ----.60 285.00 ; Alma White, Lot 68 .50 285.00 '. Mrs. L. B. E<lwards, I>ot' 09 60 285.00 - B. Mcl^aulin, hot 70 ...— 60 285.00 i Elsie D. Park, Lot 71 ..... — 50 285.00 - Minnie Lee Allen,. Lot 72 .... 01.8$ 352.55 r E. A. Dougfou, Lot 97 ...... 60 * 285.00 E. 8. Hockey, Lot 98 ----------50 285.00 ■- I. E. Estridge, I-ot 99 60 B 286.00 L E. Er.trJdge, Lot 100 ....... 60 , : •. 285.00 3 A. W. lx *, Lot 101 60 285.00 Douglas* H. Cole, l o t 102 .... 60 285.00 - nr. — J -K im r.-lot 103 amended fqrvHer Goolness M m m m .., ------- U Estridgfl, Lot J9V U Estridg®. U t 110 60 - 286.00 60 28^60'' 60 285.00 50 ■ 28*6.00 178.22 1016.85 18542 1058.03 Barm y Beck, Lot 46 ._ ...5 0 ... Barney Beck, Lot 47 ....-...... .............-. -. 60 2fj6.fH) _ Barney Bryk, Ix>t 4 8 ................. — ----- ..£•• - - * 60 J Notice is hereby given to. any and all person* Interested W ' tn** Special Assessments against the vnrioua pieces o f property above described that said special assessments are payable in full Within thirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll ha* been equalized, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal annual in* atallment* with interest at 8 per cent per annum for and after tin time said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting o f the Equalizing Board o f the City o f Sanford, H orIda, will bo held at the City Hall at 2:30 P./M. on the 12th day cr April, A. D. 11126, at which meeting, said Board will hear any am! all complaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will R. W. Duckworth, Lot 1 1 3 ........ R. W. Duckworth, L o t 114 1 — . 286.00 285.00 286.00 286.00 285.00 285.00 354.60 286.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 1014.00 1054.33 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 286.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 285.00 tlce and right, nnd when said special assessments arc r.q equalize*! n> adjusted, anrne will then stand confirmed nnd be, and remain bindu liens upon* the property against which said assessments arr tna until paid in nccortinrtce with the provisions o f resolution numl>er 2 ndopted on the 8tli day c f March, A. i). 102<J, by the City Cornmlsr..* (S E A L ) For Tuesday and WednesdaywOnly E nam eled w are /.J&rlltwcusljW S4. ^ Buy at R u n n er’s Substantial ■M * S avin g’s KANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE Swo S 213-215 Sanford Avc. Phone 550 To the Outlet’s 100 D o z e n Shirts IVr frrl llmt n p hmr nrklriptl n fnxlitnn Irlumpli Iti Iblx •liutvItiK <>( npn Cflxlrr M tlllnm — Ihr imiuIp Ix iiiii ” 111 Mini brrr nrr ilrxlwnnl Its furrhmii*i rrrnlnrx nf tnxliltiunlilr mllMnrr] nml r«|>lr<* ■if fniii.inx I'urlxlHii luiiillxlr*. W'r nrr uflrriiiK Ikrxr hlsli rlnxa hnlx. vnluril li|i tu $13.00 fur For Every Costume! T h r unisrl n n m rh o f tortar u r v r r Piiuxldrr Ih rlr riM ln m r isuniilplp w llh u e l « « r of* uur hontlxomr uriil at-urfa. I f || la m K r o n f r l l c tilth fr lo w rtl puila, hnml|ia Inti-il or prlu lrd fla t rrrpi-a or |dsln > nu trill find > our whufrr h r r r ul mir ln«v ontr prlrr, Jutl n rrlv rd l Thrr are e v r r r I h l w Ik o l’n in ho dp*I rod la n nos* ■ p rliie fr o c k . T f c c f ’ ro ro lorfn l. lkr> *rr n ltrn rtlv rlr r t flr ii nnd nkuvo nil. I l t f ' r r nninrll Tkoro nro t nr.iit |>rlntn. cnlnrfnl* ngrinnUkrt Tfcprp n ro ' ponnnnf f r o r k i nnd ■Mock*, plain i r m r l l M no nlnln pint rroppp irlwiuird w ith InCo nc iu y k *., Alan pluln tailored t S fk fd rrr|ir do rhlurn tkal * atari S t a l l , n r r ) ttkero nro ralllaar for. W >k n t ) t i r alar, m M ' l a nnd Irf tut; f i t in n for amir Vlnrllturn kklrla nrrd nu In lm tlu r. 1 1nit x In Nanfortl'a mru and f l a m im-it. W 'r nrr kuppr In br ulilr In xrl I thpxr, br * per In I ■ r r t n i r m r t t tt llh Ihr fn p ln ri. nt prlrra fo r a f r i t tiara at n decided ant Inn fu r the ttla r man. W e arr 'n lfr r lu n Ikrnt In a r-miplrtr ebnlrr o f- a p p r o tr d fabrlen. rulurlnna, palifr r n * nutl a l r l r x In uirrt r t r r r pnrllru ln r nrrd. (innrnntrrd lnx| enlurx. Caatpleie rnnsr uf *lae* la Hetv t l ) le*. For Spring and Summer TOPKIS UNDERWEAR Vlrn tthn li k e In be m n l nnd rninln rtn hle d u rin g the tt arm aprlnn and antnater d i r t knntt I k a l TupkW n n d rrtte a r bgtda fr o n t Vaakx. H ero la >nnr r b a n r r In a n te uk a S « t l n t s l l | a th p rlla e d pradnel i.f )MHi. W o are o f f e r i n g > us Iko auntr product f o r •mil $12.95 Astonishing! . The Lo w Prices. * * • ^ Prevailing on our entire stock during our great Easter Sale. Thou­ sands have bought from us at our surijfisingly low, prices. Come and make your choice while our stock is complete' and fresh. �Dennesey A n d Wallace A re Carded In Feature Bout Of Godale’s Weekly Fight Show 2 * ■before a crowd crllmr.ted by /various officlnlo nt.4,000, and on a day perfectly suited for rnclng, ‘ ■' Captain Martin. J. G. Wood’s y handsomo chestnut coll, thundored ;t( down the stretch of the Somltinla track at Longwood, overtook G ran =5 . Maid In the final slridrs, and capr , tured tho Seminola Inaugural by ' , a nose after one o f the prettiest rides Jockey J. Walktfr ever put l over. / BTC JOE WHXIAMB LUTlfER "Cowboy" McCarty, beft white heavyweight ct hio Can and Arthur* Pclky, a ' ° ‘ lon carded ngaln this week- to meet wnikor of Chicopee Falls, Ma. Young Lewis, of Tampa, in tha met in a prizefight at Ca.Kory, A 4 eight ronnd Aeml-flnal. ' bortn, Can., on May 21, 1913^* Irving mixed with AI Zlcfnfcr, of ThU prizefight produced pom-* first twh races until tho fans ob- Vancouver, II. C., slinging gloves CIsYcInmPflt the main go of Inst thins: more than a hiatt^ry-mnkinj, It produced a ryy: nerved that "nhow** monsy was nt each other for 10 rounds 6f week's nhow and was bent'Ui by, Jiayniakfcr. paying the highest. After the what Is expected to be one of the tho latter after one of tho best highest. Afte£/thc second race, best nintches ever fought In a local rcraos witnessed here in tunny T P S first round Pclky, never n [months. Zicmer. nr ex-n*»arring fighter of genuine class, shot_ a the nhow l*ooKo were busier than . ring. nil the real combined. Tho odds, VAiilnc* showed hero abou| a partner of Johnny Kilbsno a * n right-hand- punch to McCart, fl of course, tumbled under the monlh am ngnlnstJoe Welling nnd ! veteran of countless fight* and bend and eight minutes later \hc shower of bets,thus placed. was slightly beaten by the letter; his experience was what bent 21-yenr-old Irishman—a ;veconu While no estimate could be made Ho proved a very popular battler Irving. Tho Inltor worked hliriitolf the first five of tho nctual money which went with tho fans In that fight' and groggy during ' Into the windows tho first day, it- they are expected to welcome tho rounds. In tho Armorv at OTlando last is snfe to nay that it wasn't a announcement that he Is to * re­ Friday night, Irving fl~nin -beat record breaking amount. The turn tomorrow night. jfid Arno, giving the Inctcr what tho ncwsnnr*erH reported as a ‘‘beautiful boxing lesson." Local fans remember Arno'n bout with Irving hero threo weeks ago. Two six round-preliminaries', one four rounder and a battle ro^nl nrc on the program In additloii to the feature bouts of the evening. Tho promotors hnvo hnnounced that, tho ndvnnco.zaln of tickets Is verv good and that a capacity house is ex pectoil. Tho winner was outrirn during the early going, but und.'r patient handling came up strong In the stretch. Ramble, who seemed to b« favored by the crowd, faltered * at the last turn, tired puickly nnfl had to hold on with all his power to toko show money. Thus did Seminole county citi*onn get their first vjew of n fea­ ture race in central Florida. The day, was Idonl. The crowd was a jolly ono. The ladicnwrro there In almost enuirl numbers to "tho men, Tho belting booths were well patronized. Tho hot dog veindors and the dispensers of nodu water wero thorn doing- a rushing business. Tho big hoys and little J boys, tho rich and the poor, nil mingled to make tho day a happy one for those who love the "sport of kings" as only a lover of thoroughbreds can enjoy a horse rnce. Then, too, there were some there who never bow a single race. They could not get their eyes o ff the premium boaid in front of the Judge's stand. An Orderly Crowd An orderly' crowd ft was. Not a single arrest wan recorded durft t id* tho day ami tho forces o f Sheriff C. M. Hand had a pencefat tlmo ami enjoyed the nctunl running of tho events with the rest of tho crowd. Many compli­ mentary remarks were heard rela­ tive to the handling o f the crowd ohd of the thousands o f nulomo-1 Idles which dotted the parking spares, , „ Hill Beats 1 TrackRecord Of DePoalo Set At Miami Beach bile rare, a check o f the- figures revealed today. Bennett Hill won tha race In a non-stop drive. He covered the 260-mllc distance) in ono hour, 61 minutes nnd 14 H-10, nn average speed of 131.261) miles nn hour, eclipsing .the record of .120.531, made by Peter Do Paolo, nt Miami. Fin., Feb. 22. It wan n fitting farewell to the 11)22 cubic inch displacement cars, as today there Ix-gins n now era in I nan! track racing, the inaugura­ tion o f the *0114 cubic ’-Inch ma­ chines, . Harry Hartz' world’s record of 136,2.1 miles an hour sustained for n distance of 60 miles during n sprint program here last April was smashed when Dave 1-oWis wheeled Ids trim speedster at tin* late of 136.78 miles an hour. Tho 100-mllo mark o f 181.61 made by Earl Cooper hero lust November, was eclipsed by le w is ’ average o f JJ3.71. Knri Devore’s Fifteen deputy sheriffs were on hand, most of them in plain clot lies to see that everyone got a spuaro : deal from tho much feared gentry of the himlde fingers. .* Tho soclnl elite of the county, of Orange county, of Osceola and other central Florida* counties ■ turned out on masse. “Ticket* on the nosed* were In demand by the betters dining the Crimson Chief There arc mO raised in FJori hi ) Florida h ia twice ns much const c* any otlur state ia Union. ’ The D a y A t Longwood FIRST RACE—Pupa A Ices. For mslden twonnd winners of one race, furlongs: Mias Fountain ..... ....... Seth's Hope ............. . Natrolight (n)..,........... . Sealing Wax ............*.;7I~ PnUlctla ........................ Grecn Hack ..............— ... corner he raid. his death.*1 lnPt). c f’ the « g * Smith of ChieaT-jj men. 1 l»<.ro wu anoiki Hurry of fUtj ^ hand was sc,,, jaw and snap hi* JrJ Carty backed mi*?! r f t f l took a c r o jL ^ lUNfrd'iri if he > 3 cr and lower, his A ll finally c o llu p "»8 g length on the n J B With M c C a r tX in (|uick gar.pi, J l out. Ilia began to shout. w H Hilly Mcf’ariuy a H cold and stiff, m 9 \ a doctor." Thrrtfl into the ring s n d J p aver him h it in t& | * ules later t o . u The next day 3n J the right-hand puwJl "One of McCarty's friends wan a minister. As a tribute to Mc­ Carty this minister delivered a short sermon before the fight, while the two fighters sat ill their comer. Tlint sermon was prog­ nostic _ of McCarty’s death. Tho substance was that one should al­ ways be prepared to meet dentil. Records Fall Fast When Track Boys Clash (a ) K. K. llitt entry. SECOND RACE— $1,000, claim ing. For four-yea r-olda and up ward Five furlongs. ° x ’ l l . m o l /e - T h e m s i < (J? A COUPLE INCHES TO D W — v- iHEM A COUPLE 2 ? .. more .Imoi.ecn ........................... ....101 NO OJ0NT>EQ. 4CO Is COLLAPSED/— 6UHAX OJAS t/OtAX IDEA, AUMM.OOJ,-tC&|l O Merry ,0 ................................... 101 Receiver ......... 112 Wee Peddler ......................... H'2 S|mnl atleouM ..... ........ ......., .^..10.' Eliza Brown ........................ 110 Oil U d y ....... 106 Wlltun rTnnna ....... 110 Havana Electric ............ .. .107 Thundes-boU ............ 104 TH IRD RACE—Purao $1000. Claiming. For four-year-olds and upward:; five and unc-hulf furiongi. Rough nnd Ready „.i........ J...*107 Sir Glen .............. M ill St-nor ,*.... ,............................. *103 Dr. MacMillan ............. _...*103 See It Through ...... .*............. 108 Ciibriux ....... 108 Marble ............................... *100 Benitn ........... v.................... *103 Mercutiu .................. ^.......... 115 ■P.UN Th e e e o A t ■v^A lOO-VARD C L \P <;Ukm£t*lAkJ THAT BOVES* v o u T o K lG 'A T * C U L U LftT T E V ILLE . v WILL OF. O U T . T h lS * ld lD IS* r -— C tn o yq n rrrr vou rm thonv, \ t o V o \J CUZC. T H l i T O W M X T o v j G+1 f l C V . E U ? C C .T 'T lN G - T tiD Q tG F o a * T H E P I C l t i E . I'L L K 'U O C k i V D t > C O '* in / ko, VovJi.L U .Y I f . U TozuK/ CLL R IG H T .,,.■ i .* ID ftU A S Q J lC V < A^> X C O O L D ----TKEW X COOUL'DW''T ’B E ' S O Xl«ES> A t ft l t H S F tW \ S H .. YhTIV b f LA%W® < Th e *Bcms ome of A5.E V/ER.'T ACCOt-\— M0DATi NCj ——TME T2EC^Pt>S EtJCliU DAM TJuET Tha.x \y «^fOO “k® Xo CilUc XHE FANS A X H R .ILL. HOUJ tUAS XUE KtLET, CHAC.LEM ? .RECORD “bU K / NOT A •GECCPti B uSXEDj JF l« f 101 » C O U R S E , A A A A R A g tA N D S w oto and Xhein , b u t O^UAL\J-( BECIAOTIE .Tt<efeN TaAM T UHE FANS A7VZ CiEXTiNG- / SPOILED— \F ,\ PECO RECORDS AREN’ T ‘SHATtER.EC Tried x o ^ObAXtXoTE • C<Z ‘pCH EXH tNtj FOR fO R V A A n d dONDitOM • i RE LEN6W OF Risko Asserts Gene Tunney Is Hardest Hitter He Htts Met NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-f/P)— Johnny Ri.-fko; Cleveland heavy­ weight. who scored n derisive vletory over the world’s light henvywelght/linxing rhantpion, Paul Rerlenhach, in a ID-round limit h<*re, Friday night, says that Gene Tun­ n el's blows are the hardest he ever has faced. Among Risko's onnonents have been Young Slribling nnd Jack Delaney. "Tunney is heavier than the oth- era 1 mention, and that is where he gets bis punching power," Risko said. “ Perhaps 1 will meet Berlenbach again, probably out­ doors, and 1 have.no fear of tho outcome." The contender-tins* of tho heavy# Wei "hi division .will continue i*fi doveloiimcmt wlitn Voting StribJmi*, the miglity young man from Cooi-fcin. and Jlnttify Slattery, wlui pioved a sensation a year ago, gat Drptona Beach— Confitruellnn o f P< uin-:u!n & Title Co.'s $030,000 “ Denotes 6 | pounds apprentice building, to be*.'bi konn. nllowanco. Weather clear. Track fast Clearwater— Preliminary stena 1‘oat time 2:15> p. m. l>eing taken to aniiex Largo trt city. th atS o l l r ig h t w it h m e , m a, k e e fe I’M TlREO O F FGRMIMG', SO I F Y O U KNOCK M E INTO THE U N D E R T A K C R S , M A K E \T T H E Ke-KT TOUJN/. O U R F E L L O W HASN'T HAD MUCH E X P E R i e k / C E . H E _ H ^ v ^ o N L V T u j o f u n e r a l c tr j f o u r —- ftN D T H E V W E R E L° H E .O IO W T H A V E T O Fancy Diving Queen, A H I he fortner X Betty nrckflul this ipermaia ■on the Olympic mAg " title ini #54, beating At­ en rtfz rtn and a r o I Fletcher ■nong other*. Be* Andy, a* Mr*, ■lubeth Becker t*t nk * t on, a h * inctiooril //fi / com- ;lff6h at‘Tampa. L MTi/THok, tea; Caul. ■/irsS AJ THE/GET ^OR-E-. t 6 C E W N t c ti . T o T H E G e t s LfclfciLYJ OUT I G o t o G fto o C H nou). Iw ac G c i m ' x o P u t v o u ini T h e h o s P iT R L O u T h /O u l IV E MADE U P M y M |U D XO k'M OCK V o u ST R R H rH T IN T O ^ THE. UNOFOTAVdF=gf‘ |1» a - » j - g ^ rl • I T X * X U)0UU>.GE-t \-f O UEltl |\_fHE2EVM0 UVKXBZ ■YOUKNOWME AL e iv r m c N Y g l u e , n c s * t i I!rah “ J * * an, W Nestlo (a) ..................... Silver Spoon .........*.......... FOURTH RACE—$1,000. Claim ing. For throe-year-olds nnd up ward. Six furlongs: Hampton Lady .......................‘ 101 Miss Wood Fly .................... * t)l Tommy Milton’s car to fourth Faciste .................................. • 102 Outward Hound ...... *10: place. Hill won nearly half the $36,000 Chef ............................ J. II. Asehor, president <>f the Florida Slnle Batelmll league, purse, receiving f 10,000, ns the B. D. Murphy .-................ wore a winning smile at the fin­ winner’s prize ntul $0,000, addi­ tional, In lap prizes. ish o f the first race. FIFTH. RACE— Purse $1,000. “ Tho Orange and 111 ick Hotel P u r s e . " F o r threo-yenr-ylds and Sheriff C. M. Hand bad 16 dopuCHICAGO, March 22.— (A*)— ties patrolling tho grounds around Che Mah, midget, whom Ilarnum upward. Six furlong:!. 100 tli? paddock and in the vicinity of brought, in 1881, from Chaos Sang, Rosabella ' ...... ttuj clubhouse. No r.rrenls were is dead at H8. He was 28 Inches Snnoln (a ) ........................... .....100 reported. The crowd was notice­ tall and bad a ipicijuo og 13 feet Dorn Lutz .... :............ ......... .100 Grass Maid ...»......................... JOO ably in good order throughout the long. A son is o f normal, size. Green Woods ( a ) ...................... 07 afternoon. Bock and Rye ........................ 114 00 Ramble, favorite in the In- Cusunovu "Doc' Hardy and M.‘ ^1. SutRamble, {u> J. J. Iledderman entry. ton slipped away from their wor- augural, stumbled badly near tho lies attendant to the contracts fo r 'w ife and Captain Martin nnd SIXTH RACE— Purra f 1.000 i troet paving and enjoyed the races Craps Maid nosed him out. ItamFor three-year-olds from u liox In the clubhou i). I bio was heavily played by tho' Claiming. , /-------I crowd and his losing was loudly and upward, Ono mile: The representatives of the press bewailed. Silk t5ox ..... ;.............. ....... ..*110 have petitioned Seeretiry Stein-j -------Llltlo Bat ............ *105 metz for nn awning over their] George DeCottes, G. W. Spcn- RoynL Airman ............... 108 liox. I'oth tl j writer.i and the eer, Jr., and S. R. Digiiton wera all Cailford .............................. 110 lib graph men were sweltering present. Probably looking for :i Nettle May ......... 1101 Saturday nfte. noon. w j horse named "SuperscdeaD," Moonbrbok ........tw........... ...... *103 -------_ |“ Status Quo," or Mime other nng Kimax ................. ........ 3....... *108 L. T. Cooper, one of Tnmpn’n1with a Latin name on which to well known developers, who re -.paler thuir Itets. i SEVENTH RACE cently purchased a large stable, I .—-----is expected to ship lo Semnoln I Rain, and more rain; was the sometime this wo?k. Among the riraysr o f tho racing officials. fsHt ones in bin assortment is Mar- They sny the deluge last night ejmi, a staunch sou of Omar helped make the track nnd that Klinyam, who won the last running the roads leading to thi) course o f tho Lawrence Realization. 1have been improved B)0 per cent. ' r/f?. ts’L E F E , t W C V T VCO T o T h e ^ ii g trtv w m T S S l j �night. So hrflel and walked hoat* most distracted, a meann/us*d~ to t The houses,- toe burning, as' Thames-stwet; and a oylo, and wines, and other thins*.' "Soon ns. dined, 1 uwuy, and walked City, the streets fall c IN IN GBit: OP TW IN TERRORS Jon once . U took one rdestrlictrbn Oo cure ann* Gfeat Plaguo defied „,B efforts to stop it, , C««t Flrecame along It tfce wings b f the t«rug which had devastatcity„ effectually wero Utty well agreed now Ktsttntial* the Plague ra»ely akin to the bu* mic which within recant ’Jb rsgid over* many rtim world and still* at irue* income of them, l or mddiclno and by­ re learned how t6 curb a j]ow.- The rot which he fleas which nproad 3j is hunted down nnd ited; and quarantine the fight and so doca is. But in London in of tho second Charles led physicians know litkse protective measures, nary folk know practicalng at all of them. Tyid typhoid and .ininllpox the world, and about cviften eholera came qjit of ■Ka«t to claim its fhnund its hundreds of '.hoiithe best accounts, thu lippcarcd in December of but it was hot until tho | of the following year |populace of tho crowded Hy realised that u tor* L constantly inertaslng ►fronted them. In one p the hright o f'th c oplfccarly 7000 known and [death* from the disease L Those who could,' by. Victims wero deLy their own fnmilica; lay in the highways and Ktcd in the buryingL Grass greW 1in-*tlre I At times, the only sound* to bo heard abroad were: the tolling o { bells as the drivers bf tnt* dcath-carta signalled ho rows o f silent houses for 'the" bringing out o f the bodice. With tho coming o f rooter weather the plague somewhat abated, bat it was not baniriicd ilntil 1060, when there broke out. a firo which' practically wiped out tho heart o f London and inddontnlly burnt up the germs of the r.ickness. Thls^fire, which In point o f destruction wns one ofthe greatest over occurring in n .. tho populous community, hod t<> it, another beneficent side. Undon was rebuilt, not o f wood l,ut o f brick nnd utono. To tho immortalf^amuel t'nnya posterity ia indebted for (he best on-the-spot contemp»r:iry account o f both Plague and fire. Thin man left behind him in his so-called diary the most valualdo record o f the life, the mumum and the morals in the m m teenth . century that , has K n preserved. lie was Secnury to tho English Admiralty, in the reigns o f two o f the BtunrN— Charles I I and James f l —ami'or his own purposes he kept, m a sorb bf short hnnd cypher, an nocount o f whnt happened, not ■>£ ly- In hi* own lifo but in the life which went on all about ivid. Following his death, his jonnali were dhtcovcrcd nnd cvrntimlBr were decoded. Thus il tx-fcTl that, thanks to Samuel IVrjrV garrulous egotism and his jussinn for setting down with in­ finity o f petty details, wc n-lay may get through eyes and nls prn a scries o f splendid pic­ tures of bygone tjmes stretching along through one of the n»st lcturesquc periods of Eurojvan istory. « Extracts from Pcpy’s writings — translated entries lifted - rn 1ub secret diary— form the tasig f i r tho accompanying ariule. E Lgrrain C. Kane, fornter understudy in "A hr** Irith /toil" hag gued her mother - rn law. .VrI Estrlla U Stroud at Pitteburgh. for $toom, « lt k ( m b . m i , , to r another, and removing Ota« horned bouse to ah no* removing out ol others I now. saw my H smith. Sokes, recclvi friend’s goods, whose he wan burned the day all parted at Paul's; he hoi to Paul’s Wharf, when pointed a boat te attcnc took Id Mr. Carcass* and er, Whom I met in the at “ May 7th. The hottest day that case nmKing us more cruel to one . . ,, . ... l ... , , another than we arc to dogs, ever I felt in my life. This day, Up, and after much ngainst niy will, I did in putting several things in older to Druury 1-anc see two * qr three my renmvnl to Woolwich, tho houses marked with a red cross niugde hnving a great increase upon the doors, and Lord have |hls- week, beyond all expectation, incrcy upon’ u s/' ‘ Write there; o f almost "000, niaklngxthe general Which was a sad .eight to mo, be- hill 7000 odd lODf-and the plague Ing* the,,f lr t t 'O f the'klnd that to nhove 0000. Thus this month ends my remembrance I ever caw.” with greut sadness upon the pub. From Popys* records wc may he, through the greutnet s of .lie ; note how within a month nnd n plnglie everywhere through ,he * little mope the pestilence had kingdom almost. Every tiny nnd-1 spread until It claimed it* victims ,Jcr and sadder nows o f its increase, j in hosts: * In .the city died .his ,vt*ck 7106,: "July 12th. A solemn fast-day and of them 6102 of tho p’ur:iii'. for the plague. It is growing j nut ft is feuretl that the trim, upon us, number of the dead llus wool* » "July 13th. Above 700 died of near 10,000; partly fmiiv the poor the plnguc this week. that cannot he taken notice • f "July 20th, Walked to Red- through the greatness of Uv nut'i-, riffc, where I hear the sickness is, |,cr, nnd partly from tile Quakarn j and indeed is scpltcred alinust ov- und others, that will not have any I crywhepe. There dying 1080 of bell ring for them. ; the plague this week. "October Ifllh. 1 walked to the Burying by Daylight Tower; but, Lord! how empty the "August 3rd. ' To Dagcnhams. street* urc nml melancholy, m> All .the wuy people cltiscns, walk- many poor sick people in the lug to ami fro, inquire how the Ktreets full of sores and so many plague is in th* city this week by B„d stories overheard ns I walk, the hill (death list); which by everybody talking of this dead, and chance/ at Greenwich I had 1fenrd that mnn sick, nnd so many in this was 2020 o f tho plague and 3000 t)|uct, umi so many in thul. And nnd odd o f all diseases. By and they tell me thnt In Westminster by met my Lord Crowe returning; there is never n physician, and but Mr, Marr telling me by tho .way one apothecary.left, all being dead; how a maidservant of. Mr. John hut that there nre great holies of long rt drought, proving combust­ ible, oven th e 1very stones of churches. ’ • The King Commands * " l to Wiitio Hall (with a gentle­ man with mo who desired to go o ff from the Tower, to sec the fire, in my boat); to White Hall and there up to the King’s closett in (he Chappell, where people coine about hie and I did give them an account that dismayed thorn all, nnd word \t-ns carried In to the King. So I wns catted for, and did tell the King and Duke o f Yorke whst I saw, and that unless his every way. ./‘f "Hero meeting with Captain Cocke, I.ln hla conch which ho lent me, nnd Creed with me to Paul’s/ ami there walked along' Watiingstreet ns well ns I could, every 'creature ocmlng away louden with goods to save, and here nnd there sick people carried away In beds. Extraordinary good goods carried in carta nnd on' barks,. .■ A t last mot' my Lord Mayor In Canning street, like a man - spent,, with a handkershcr about his neck, To the* King’s message ho'cried, like n fainting woman, ’Lord! what cap I do? 1 am spent; people will not obey me. I have been pulling down houses; but tho fire overtakes us faster than wo can do it I’’ . That he needad no more soldiers, and Hint, fo r himself he ‘must-go and refresh h in m lf having been up all below and above, and ng ‘ hood of stopping It. Met wf King and Duke of York in barge, and with them to ( hlthc, and there catfcd Sir Ki Browne to them. Their ' was only to pull down house* i nnd so below bridge a t the l side; but little was or cud done, the flro coming upon so fa s t , ' "So near the fire as -w*: for smoko; and all ovei Tluimcs, with oao’a fora 1 wind, you were almost bumm n shower of* flre-drope. .* f very true; so aa nouse* burned by these drops and'! o f fire, three or four, nay, fl nix houses, one from or When wo could endure no ® i the' water, we to a lltt o on the Banksido, over k the Thrvo Cranes, and th e n till it .won dark almost, an the fire grow; and aa it,)rrqw - ■ v •— ——* , — in corners and upprf steeple between churches and hous far s* we could «eo up the. I the City, in a most horrid * oua bloody flame, net like tb flam* of at) ordinary fire. ' "W e staid till, it being dj we safe the -fire m only one < big arch of above a-mile lot made mo weep to see it. churches, houses, and all oi and flaming’ at anca; and a rid nolsa them flame*' mud< the crocking' of hotuok .at BfetT-<ir«nct charging m e alienated Her hueband* • affecting. (htJ•o; who and i tng, continued to claim ,its victims :rcat strait whst |for more than a your thereafter* iuril’d. A t last Jt scarcely had been stayed when Brentwood h ard en September 2, 1066, the Great isrish, and there I pjrc broke out. This disaster s Accordion for 26 Hours wench walking over the common, wero destroyed, ai which frighted him worse than be- thcrcbftyr was d fore; and ho w«> forced io. send people by so gricvi people to take her, which he did{| Plumra Scorch and they got one of the pest conch-» Regarding tho cs and put her Into it to carry hcr,tered in his diary to n pest-house. And passing in- hand description.. n narrow lane, Sir Anthony Browne wrote: with his brother and some friends - “ September . 2d in the coach, met this coach with ihiy).* Some of the curtains drawn close. Thy ting up Into lau brother being a young man and t*e- things ready ngau Janc called u< lleving there might be *ome lady lit it that Would not lie seen, und j„ the morning, to by the way being narrow, he fin* they saw in I thrust hid head out o f hi* own into ro*o and slipped her coach'nhd to look, and there gownn and went naw somebody loolf very 111, and Und thought it to ih a sick drees, and stunk mightly; aids o f Market-Lt whlcK'the eo^ctmian ttlao^rirti out thcil; but bclnfi i And P i ^ n t j / t h e y come finm us * lo n g , ■ There are only a few days left in which to secure your site in Sanford Grove at the low prevailing prices. The improvements and developments are now being made as we have promised. Geneva Avenue is being paved, when completed this thoroughfare will afford the peo­ ple of Sanford and the entire central section o f tho state the shortest route to the East Coast. These are several • reasons why the values are soaring upward and it is certain that prices will follow. . *>.. ' Make arrangements to see Sanford Grove today. You can see for yourself the progress that has been made since the opening of the riew development. We aqk you to compare it as Jbo price, Joc^tion and restrictions; you. are sure to decide on Sanford Grove. I tlmt it was %rJ *aid .of Mr. Wright # carried away »ick o f the plagudf which put l l » you n g gentleman in­ to; a fright, hud almost cost him hih life but i# ndw-wcil again. to da it In- S Aiid my , L « ^ Mayor te . C M IT .Is p H . ffAugui SnSpS® IW ^I^ M 'itLA m t.v4j'.-.' sfc m & S i, & ■'J.T>*1 ■W Bl . Fl.fal N atio n al Hank Kid* \ CoiS i Came To The hfBW W WW. �Acreage, for Sale 11— Automobiles for Sail: 15— Service Stal(ort»— Repair Ssnferd Daily Herald IfA N T AD. RATES Terms: Ca»H in Adranca Telephone ads, will be received • for patrona and- collector sent Immediately for payment. 1 Time J --------- ™10c a line S Times ___________ Be a line , « U n to ____ _______7e a line SB Tlmea _____ _— Sc a^ Una - The reduced rate* are for consecutive Insertion!. Six words of average length ire counted'a Una. 1V Minimum charge of 80 for first Insertion. . "All advertising Is restricted to proper classification. I f an error la made The San- V III—Merchandise 55— Farm and Dairy Products DODGE Bit OTHERS DEALERS S E LL GOOD USED CARS Year Mnkto 25 Graham I Typo Truck Graham ■Truck Dixlgo Coupe Overland Hnvc your car W ASH ED — POLISHED and GREASED at the ! Oak Avenue PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY Velvet Beans. Cotton Seed. Biloxi untl FOR R EN T— Small house with two rooms and bnth nnd sleeping LAREDO SOY BEANS porch. Completely furnished, lo­ W ALTO N A CO. cated on Palmetto Avenue north Seedsmen. August*, Ca. o f Hughey Street. For rent from Apr. 10th. AppU' Mr. Berg, 515 First National Bank Bldg. D AR K Barred Rock ppro bred eggs per setting $2.50 and $5.00. See Mrs. John Dichi. Mcllunvillc Avenue,'City. Ton Truck Touring STEWART TH E FLORIST’* Flowers for all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W, 58— Household Goods ■ IMPORTANT NOTICE Advertisers Should give their ■treet or poatofflco addrerfe a* well as their phpna number If they desire results, About ntie reader opt of a thousand type a telephone, arid the others can't communicate with you unless they know your address. All discontinuance MUST ba made In person at The San­ ford Herald offlcd or by lettar. Telephone discontinuances are not valid. Courteous Pro mpt....Efficient Announcements 25 ' Dodge Sedan Coupo 23 Dodgu Touting Redan Dodge Bond » ter Dodgu Touring HOUSEHOLD furniture, used on!; a few months. 308 East 13t fcHIROPRACTIC, ' “ The Pilot of Street. Health.’’ Do not flont on the 61— Miscellaneous stream o f 111 health. Take Chlroprjutlc adjustments. Phone -I82-J G ALVA N IZE D IR O N A N D wood for appointment'. Dr. W» H. Mnccn.tubs for washing celery. -------Dougnil, 307 First Nnt'l. Bank F. FI DUTTON A CO. v Building. FOR RALE— Sweet n011** and oth­ er flower*. Also butter afpl W IG H T P R IN T SH O P^Printing eggs. John Jones, Bcnrdall Ave. Engraving, Embossing, See u» first. We do it. Phone 417-W 65—-Specials at the Stores R. It. Avc.'-Commerclnl Rt. . COMPETENT maid housework. Phone for Mr. Snyder, Touring Coupe Dodge “ Terms lo some people” M ILLE R O. P H ILLIP S . Ine Ork Avo. aL Second St, Phone 'J LADIES wanted W'tpl wurth Co. LAD Y in private 'family to enro for child .1 years old, forjidx months-or Jess. Box A. G. care Herald. t 9— Pcrsonnls • SUFFERERS o f heart trouble, Anglria Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, ' High Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I wlu gladly tell you froo, how you Tan get quick and lasting relief, NEW Dodge sedan car, only driv­ en 5000 miles. Bargain. ,P. -O, Without using drugs, medicine or Box 31.7 or phone 480-W. I aerums. Address R. V. Walden, Bos S850, New Haven, Conn. WATCHMAN, experienced ni -hi watchman. Prefer reliable while man. 50 years old. Apply The Austin Cdmpnnv. Construction job Elm and W. 13th St. Terrace. KLETCHER-BULGER R EALTY CO. Come in and see our Tine of Electrical Appliances *t Percolators, Irons, W affle Irons. Toustcrs,. etc. 113V» Magnolia Avu. Phone 710. SIX room modern house, good lo cation, by Apr. 15. Prefer u» 'furnished. Ih>x 203. NEW. SEVEN ROOM Clonlal House, Inigo hull. porelies, breakfast' room etc. On n beautifully shaded ml. eastern exposure. Now ready, Immediate possession small down payment, balance like rent, l’hone ■18, or cull at N. West corner of a. __ _______ tm’* Magnolia and1 cv....... SecondI C Sir’s. W ANTED to reut. 5 room furnish­ ed apartment or house, hy couple, tf desirable will lease yearly. Pre­ fer close-in. must be good neighborhood. Box W. 100, care Her­ ald. A. P. CO NNELLY & SONS Mile from landing Stntiop * yLj, $8,50(1 SEE MR. H UNT at Biilt-Ohiltendcu Rcnitj - - Phone 708 •i. First Street bisect bitis, flesh day Bumps and bruises dangerous and desdlj, LICARBO prcveoUi It kills all Rcrms, rdi rieansea and hedj'i neglect the {.lightest tut uso LICARCO. FOB KALE. Furnished house, hav­ ing two rooms and bath and sleeping porch located near South Ride School. Owner can give pos­ session Apr. 1tl. and will sell for $3U50 with ?85u cash. Apply Box 351 Herald Office. Balaneo like rent. O P E N ALL MCI Sanford Cafi 06— Wanted—To Huy IX—Rooms and Board Hoard A THREE or four room house or 2 or 3 unfurnished rooms. No children. For year round. Rea­ FOR the homebuilder two large tit) foot lots. Elliott Avenue, sonable. Apply Piggly-W iggly fronting park overlooking lake. Market. Fort Mellon v*ul>division. Write owner, for. terms. II. II. Box 122 Zetlwnod. Fla. , 1- '» W. FIRST ST X l—Real Estate For Sale • 84— Houses For Sale X—Real Estate For > Rent B y millions c Be Sure It'tdWl'fe^ ELEIIY FARMS FUR SALE, direct by owner, imt 50x117 feel on Oak Aftcnue, be­ tween Ninth and Tentn^ Streets. $1,8011. Easy terms. Act quick ! for teal bargain. Box 27, care of H!)— Wanted— Real Estate Two. lots on Palmetto Ave just SontIt of Geneva Street. 1 APAR TM E N TS, two room, kitch­ enette and bath. Handsomely furnished, beautifully decorated, centrally located. Select tenants. W. M. Young, owner; 21)5 N’ MIb U N FU RNISH ED gurage apartment. Inquire .’100 E. Central THREE registered Chinese Chow Street. NASH . SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile puppies fur sale, two mouths old. iford DeaJur, H. A. Rive roofs, built up .roofs. Rc-roofing H un I iicsh Place's for Rent P in t Ht. . Phune 017 over old roofs, Leaks repbhed. Es- Phone 571-J. Unuitt-s free. Sutinfuctimi gtj 11tanlee d, Oak Ave. and 3rd St. Plume M l. CHRYSLER T. FU LLER MOTOR CO. DOGS! DOGS! DOGS! UL S t.' . . Phono CU2 Saturday and Monday 1 will la» the fire department JAMES II. COW AN— All kinds at or near STORK SPACE! of Tint and Short Metal Work. from II to 3 with a liqter of Police Wuler and Boot Turks. At Onk Pups for sale. Price $15 to $25. W IL L Y S - KN IG H T and Overland. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ Thoioughhrcd slock, half Belgian r . and M. Motor-Co.. 1‘ark and and German. Pups cun he seen phone 111. Ootmncivial. at my house tin Silver latkr'uny time. Owner miing North, must be sold by Monday. Dr, ,E. G. KesM IRACLE Concrete Co., general ler. Sanford Reutul Agents * TNOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX cement Work, sidewalks, build­ INC. ing blocks irrigation boxes. J. R. THE H R IT T -C liriT E N D E N ZV3 Oak Avonut Tcrwillcgcr, I’rop. . Phone 41' * R E A L T Y CO, • M AINE — Wuiervllle, Morning AD VERTISING gets results If ii Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR reaches potential buyers. I'a- l>coplu ore interested in Florida IP , CHEVROLET latka Daily News is circulated ir property. Reach them through DO YOU W A N T TO HUY or sell Don-Jon Chevrolet Co,, Ine. tn industrial and agricultural see the Sentinel, ltato card on ap­ anythlngf I f Bo advertise lo Tenth and Sanford Ave., phone 708 tion. plication. the Gainesville Sun. Hill’sstopr.iilcosc/atttifi and in 14 L ,h. TltytaJle fever, open t-< twdr tem. U v 1. ‘l^ilanLitk J Grippe call ir /raft, t t i * sure you yac. EN BLOCK Four lot*,*between Popular and Pecan Avenues, with 102 ft., on second St. extending through lo Third, With same frontage. Know j& ofprd jinti.yuii rpaljxeJhcso Jots must soon be absorbed by business V II—Livestock FOR SALE Pekingese puppies Sail Fn Pekingese Kennel, 23(JC Magnolia Avenue. ARCHTT] First National ] S M A LL furnished modern home.i Reasonable, permanent party. Reply Box 2b, care Herald. I I —Automobiles LIN C O LN - FOrtl) — FORD,SON Edward Higgins, Inc. Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 881 Elton J. Mi N'E T E N A N T \ lO U S BETTER THAN Sold by all ^ /WANTED to rent. Furnished house emnlcrn copvenlem-cs. near in, jyodid like to (like possession by the last of April, or first of May. No children. Write R. it. care Herald. 111—Business Service li>— Htiilding— Cou( rncling 5 AC R E S T IL E D ONE BARN. B ALL H AR D W AR E 68— Rooms flU PA —MARMONB 7 ACRES CLE AR E D ] [DECTH1C1 SALESM AN ami salesladies for ;uratfC Highlund Park. Sanford’s high ' • 16— Lnpt and Found OVERLAND Touring Car, good class development, an r; tractive condition. $250.00 cash. F. E. proposition for cupable experienc­ FRONT ireditmm ed snlch people fniniliar with San­ Myrtle Avenue, Tenrson care Crown Paper < 0 . ford’s condition, who cun produce. W. M. Young. 208 Park Avenue. N L A T l.Y furnished ichmu.-i, plenty hot Water. - Gentleman only, HOI i'lilinetio Ave. ’ a' i*a j 38— Husiurss 0|>por1uniticH .................... ............ *«.«!•.»»■. j r — ROOM for rent ami furniture for 18— IIu.sine.s.H S e rv ic e O ffe r e d M jU lY your JVnHg, sale- n e a n w w n a m r it o i* . '^ ^ TvTlh 500 rjinia milk route full location, reasonable- 418 Oak Ave, equipment, including three-fppriji Raqford Stove & Furniture Co. ton Dodge Truck. Full Investiga­ FOR NISH ED room for rent, 321 E. First Street XI— Au(omuh/lca For Sale. tion, Dairy Depot, 710 West Uni­ West 10th Street. Wo carry a full line versity Avenue, Gainesville, Fla. Our prices are right. Cash ROOMS, with or without meals. N E W Ford touring car. Call torms. We want your businci $250 W IL L 'sta rt you in n manu­ Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. 39J-J. E. Ward Jean. facturing business in Sanford, now showing good profit. Box 30, l.ARGE room, running water, suit­ Lake Alfred, Fin. able for two gentlemen, dose ill, SANFOBD DRUG COM PANY DODGE Mrs. I .and re th, 122Mi Palmetto “ The Rc.xull Store" 6^ Millar O. Phillips Co., Inc. GROWING, thriving, established Avenue. PlaMure cars and Graham trucks. We mnkc a specially of our prompt Sanford concern (no real astute) i filling o f prescriptions and quick 2nd Street. Phone 3 Oak and nin use additional wnrkin;; capital ' delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Rt.-cully paid 10',I and of second fiscal year. If IntelesU-d can nf- j range for 11 personal-interview in. SANFORD BUICK CO oui offices with an executive. 212 Magnolia Avenus L A N K Y ’S DRUG STORE—Pro, Communications treated confiden­ Phono 307 script ions, Drugs, Sodas. We tial, address P. O. Box 002. arc ns near you us your phone. 74— A p a rtm e n ts nntl F ln la Cull 103. Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolin Avo. Phone 137 10 ACRE C E L E H Y FARM MODERN furnished rooms, with guru go. Address “ C. 11. IV care Ilernbl. IV—Employment 32— Help Wjinlcd— Female Dodge •f«h. "•my. l-lnrH^ >1*' Mintrun. « A •l'1 tnuiii). ■uni) »’n|ir,5LlUfl •■■■iBHtl.. r..uiu ,u‘ '. ' ‘ *,Vv rrwnV,' 1«il( ■*!( MiUr I’ •1“U- i HAXJTOHIi hxpf’iitur i*f § J- 'VMM,. on hard road SEVEN room house unfurnished, In good location nbuut May 1st. Will take lease fo r ’year. Address H-I0 care Herald. 27— Professional Services notified Immediately In cass of error. .* . TO ADVERTISERS < A Harold representative thoroughly familiar with ratea, rules aqd classification wllj give yoii complete information. And If you wish, they will assist you fn wording your want ad. 4o make It Diori'af* fcctlvo. I^)t 71 Franklin Price $1250. , 81— Wanttfd— To Rent FOR PURE bred .Jthode Island eggs. Call *2412. ■ u n U ''^ •v elilmS Two-family bouse Price $3500 unco to suit you. Touring 2ls— Florists. A i,ir Furnished five-room house op 8th Street.. Trice ?r,.r»°0icn^h $2250; bnlnnce terms. O 'n tr going north. FOR S A LE ; Cow Pens, R. W. LAW TON Plume 743 Meiseli Building South front in Pinchurxt, FARM S! . We i '»w have'several .buyers for Saufonl celery farms. I f you wish to sell you farm, drop us a peat) card, or call us on the phono and) wo will so« you f6r particulars. SANfOUD R E A L T Y CO. f Ball llldg. on Hughey. llulnneo conlrncl UK: I tHUY IN C O U N TR Y 7/4 ACRE GROVE IN F R A N K L IN TERRACE nkJ r $1,250 each. ; — AND— Tecnu. Addrena C. II. PEARCE • (507 West 2nd Street. . T W IN L A K K *^ N ' C( UNTUY CLUB Three m le from Sanford, N o t ting i«i >ty five per cent. R IC E $0,000. ’ Ono thir Caah. One third A n ­ nually. ntcrcst 8 per/ cent S A LK FOR 8A L E — Spaca on the pa, for classified advertisement Why not rent those vacant roqu or sell- that second-hand goods 1 HOWARD Corporation ^tEAlVTORS lie Bldg. Phono 72. Boots and Her Buddies ROW OO W O Uvffc KX MYUPAvRTOfJiC ------buB? _ I DOMT Vc no w I WDYN'A 7ASTYO \Y N Y T , V ttM Y - /OWSAf.BY JOt«' \$QVkiCfT To 61T SOME UOW W h W . T m i UONA B t ,b\Y N'WCa OOWW 'EtA T o T o o m lum ber* a comply* Cypress and Framing Sheathing □u \o o m ock . B u b JHATl's SO WlCt OY X O O - \ iu* lO M t ^ T lO W E R S ~ subscription to the S idin g id It to your locsl Flooring can read Florida’s aper. One year __________ . y Celling Finish Mouldingn L a th Brirk Lime Floater ^ White R‘8-k l ^ lcr ,N'ail» O H IO througl K ohi lake your **!<•■ * Gatdtu. 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VMM, 7 NUt WAN, MRS. NAN ttOKi ALLOW ME TO PRCSt-HT-—- RlWft), ■mi'iit in llif I’ ittBlnirch I’ rt’ws u yenr oir mure ago, liful girL >t> take .part in n motion) iiictura prologue f, h»N led Mi«*» Alycc Millw to ntnrtlom. Shu-aoswcrfil rvm ihc prologue work into minor parts in Lthe movies, •n ca»t ns loading womnn fo r Richard Dlx's picture, IVIOM’N P O P N E C K T E S ? MV V £ S - a, them , H city po lks | S - Y e s ! AH* | rs c ro w in * r e m e m b e r , s c r im * « 4 CIM’ $0 TAR M T R E T SHOW A T TH ’ OLD p tm ‘ T imes MUOD CENTER OPERY THEY h o u s e T w ga rry. e r , ilH* TH’ PLAT T H IR T Y Y E A R S A G O 1 / l BE A Mow.) MUCH Fo k T h is Ow e ? , FRo^v PARIS - MJHT \OHEN OUI5 SALESMAN l e f t FRANCE VHTH TH IS NECKWEAR THE v PEOPLE ERiED LIKE BABIES th e qilNCE HIS StfrEETH fA «T ELOPED VllTH EDMUND Suck, Ch ic k SEEKS To g y Yay] Is There Method in His Madness? latest stv le s VOT'S D'/KATTA? i MEESTER Gu n n V05 j AGOCJT CUSTOMtR t liNO VOU L E T HINVV GO AVAY M Ar»— j . 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V4MAT IS THAT BI6 BUILWM^ Wf7W ALLTOOSE CWLORGN IN / I FRONT OF IT f’: A Logical Question. w w ,* u r s A N OBPMAN ASYUUM , r tag ' J BUTVWMATAQE } TWOSS CMILDQBN VOO A T fu x e c m il o r s n / c s e m ad e n o ANSWERS D0IN8 7HBBS 1 o ft f i j**^ L ■■ w *1 D A W J iB S j/ VNJJ.Y/ A I N T TUEV 8 S E N BORN rt VET? / ByBIossci �Bab For Royalty baby buggies. - Uniform) maids arq >moch in eel usual, but mothers do all the maids merely accoi he youngaten*. There is little danger men, tho fomafe pablu; o f under*1 Juliana Has put up her hair. The only chi hi of Quen Wllhelmlna and Her consort prince Henry win be seventeen itdxt' AprH, and thus en­ ters thk lk t of European royal de­ butantes. i ;i Bobbing and shingling find .no favor kt ■the Dutch court, where this sfytc of coffure la still .re­ garded; as rather too daring for fllWhenrl L CLosthmnUc strains of " 0 Sole Mio” come frdm the curb­ stone it’s a pretty good slgti that the first warm rain is waiting just •round the corner somewhere. They come long before the first buds of the first green blade of grass. And this raggedy, dis­ heveled, • mendicant army comes gradually to hold a place in the lives of apartment, flat and hotel dwellers that is difficult to de­ scribe to one who has not lived in New York. , ,, There is an impersonal affection 'for these wandering music makers. Doubtless U is the suggestion of carnival, tnydy and cong. The city has crushed in upon lives throughout a’, rushing day. Only the rattle and banging of the. traf­ fic has come through open win­ dows. Cries and street calls and • princes!'. Juliana has dark blond, rather straight hair, and looks remark­ ably like ncr mother when she wna her daughter’s age. The. princess Vrill bs a most eligible match, for friendk cf. het own age.'. Although both her father and her grandmother were Gorman, feeling In Holland |s much against another German’ consort. A Scandinavian prince Wotildbemuch preferred. Next year, mi her eighteenth birthday;.she wlU nssumo the full title, bf, princess of Orange-Nassau, and d memorial ^riH’be unvcllbtf by Ellen Terry LONDON,—(/P)— Ellen Terry, knows tho gentle art of growing old gracefully better, perhaps, than any ofher celebrated English■woman. ' ' • She received a grdnt ovation rtt the first night of the revival of “ Much Ado About Nothing" la which Henry Ainloy arid N w fn Jown th e ^ tre « some placet TinTlthcradge had the rolep o f Bunc[ianny and rattlc-dc-hangy! But dlcV nnd Beatrice. it’s n time—a gny tune or sad tune! Ellen Terry was tho Beatrix In What matters it? A tegr is as Henry Irving’s production forty^ xofA as h smile as an escapo for four years ago and'eoori established Alison and Margaret, whlC.y bb, d ripped emotloris. ' herself as the greatest, Beatrice Wells jusf completed. ‘ It’s the ah mo old tune. 'You can The portrait of the England h*d known.' ConBequfntly the oppearrince of: the venerable haired y X g women le fulloelrots in one of tM boxes pro* and shows them standing tot she always has a very el««? idea wnlcW In sldcveleVs 'eVenlrtg gowns voV«d prolonged »\ what she wants to soy, wherein skirt, which barely 1 \ c" she acknowledged w: jrface/ knees- Iri *h effort to cotyen O . * she is masculine, and quite unlike ■ ■ ■ i no afteriint Lady Astor." It also suggested 'conceal her ycard- Her 'H'lifr 14' tor the jack df riraperK*; the »rtiA that “ she is hflt-the.least bit ex­ Vsr white and she usually -jrewa has thrown,kn evening wrap over citable, in striking contrast to Miss the nrm of onej WiffinV fnlling to lace scarf about hpr head, und ' ess Vs In black or soft grays. the .ground, bf^dks the straight 'jWilkinson.Tj Bho is a beautiful grandmotherly lines of the scant fghns. But nlaiVy art; critics find the K son who in her old ago retains fhri dignity and eharm which artist’s effort a fe|Iort and demode her England's foremost ad- 'cWre the modern attire of women lends itself far better to revues tress. . When Alnlcy was. called before and bathing beaches than to the , tho curtain at tho end of the per- portrait painter’s Art. -formance ho turned to Mips Ter­ Women Annoyed ry's box and expressed the pride .LONDON, —(£•)— Feminists alfe MS company felt In performing in her presone*. ■» New German Fad RERLINr-GP)—'The fad of push-' ing their own baby carriages has taken fashionable German mothers by storm. . , ■ It' used to be extromcly bad art more reasonable, although |fornl for a iffOthcr to be seen with farmbred poR is nbver so perfect her ehild -on Kjuafuer>|^idamm, Montmnrto.* Now jt is aa "wtld” fur-' Other popular furs are atone marten and baum marten tfwb the, thing for the Berliner DO VO U K N O W iA fO U T to ahow off her latest spring and an entirely new fur name I’eschanigy, resembling mink, Educator Dead TbKYOf-rW V—Ma(jam (Kakel Atomi,'one of Japan’a moat noted woman educators, is dead. She was ikSibofinO had deVotod her life to ediicKtlng Japan's young women. S l» Was one 6f p few Japanese women who hare received Imperial decoration. Hot Imperial Illghncns Princess. Kan-in and numerous oth*. cr. royal Indies were among her pupils, 1 '' - Wwnnm fitorkbreker *rt' . L o n d o n ; — </p>— m i »» Gordon llolnui, tho only woman stocks described hrtw .used to roakA" ®P W ) roadway carmrt entiljdy »U from one-time chimrcn hinterland. . . they ever an Droadwayed, omes a time when e F «r n ; r the “ old home <fi9lKB“ 1lhere'*encjlBorjfe M. Cobar, mean it. In the back your mind you will begin to “P his collections. You*- reckoning* will tell you that if he picked up 50 cents in youf block In thei course of ten minutes, It la rcaaonfcble to believe that he will d^ the ritme in the next. You figure it u p - le t ’s sec, BO cents avery ten mlyutes— in hit the. colors of rv. r To say nothing [ntuda, »■ painting isenssed subject by •jl l j btt folks are as as they were when the Countoss Cathcart $3 on hour---- I f he does tte t any percentage of the day he ha* a nice fat income. , * ;• The next time he comeb past you watch him closer. Ycxi, new ns ragged and unfed looking job be­ fore. Yet, before your verjy eyes you ■sec him get 60 cents this time .."He's probably got ten ) times as much money in the banlC as I made' It nation-famed., .. - i Pcnsgpo)a-T-4Wk«»-pqyitvg pro­ gram planned by city. C ITY T A X BOOKS i City Tax Books will close April What Is More cnch district has n hurdy-gnrdy man of its ownEach hurdy-guhly man has a pro­ gram of music rolls and a peculiarly tuned organ. Blindfold a New Yorker of many years standing and shoot him aroupd the city in a taxicab and, if he has beon a good listener, ho can toll you where he is by the sound of tho hasid or­ gan and the tunc it is playing . Anyway, the hurdy-gurdy man on our block nppeared a couple of mournings ago. So, hurray— “ can spring be far 'bkhind?” lands upon which -taxes remain unpaid *inl tised and sold for taxes as provided by lig l taxes remaining1unpaid will be placed in Alt idfiftl Interior finish. Nalls direct to studding and joes away with lath and plas­ ter. ■. , j ", , Ring ua, phon6 636, nnd say you yant us ter send So/no one to BhbW you nnd tell you nbout ’crafatent There id.n saving in cost when yoUlustf'Shefttrock. Ida ana oiheT Cteoolulflori \ BUILDERS and FARMERS Sanford needs You provided—you can enter whole-heartedly^ into the progressive, constructive spirit that actuates its citizen! ship. The slogan, “ The City Substantial,” means aU the words SU PPLIE D E L L E N HOY, City T^x Col Pullrqim Buses Leave Vialdez ■Haiti — w h y BaaforA values are unlnBsted and mania are e t r lc llr lnoome eamlna ana n « V o u 'llea o, fo r InaUfno^ on IS.OOO.OOS rtcort Yo'u'Tl Me I* cUy fronting on a magnlQw** Of nariaatlon on tka SC Johns IUver ■Jr®r"T X transDorlatlon by a ll-w a ter roul* to priaeJWJ ■raporta; 1400.000 municipal pier and bosiw You**! l a r i o n Information, booklet and Sanford G JMnipe JlHkR-’ W0hei4atjon.s u l)0y in Advanta%. vri —ui ■ Cl: lub Estates IT n f9 1 m r • ?Land am6tWa3g/gS^-i ttm t fSr. - m pXfrftO *'-'*'' : rj tka mala llns cross-state Dixia Highway mtdway safe’ At, 11:30 A. M. i Come and See for iYoortelf vtlle and Tampa. instructive trip to DcLanri, with luncheon i^t tho noted Country Club—mid «■ visit.of. inspection over Country Club. Estate^ Nature’n Suburban Maatcrplecc, ideally locuted in the roiliiiK hilly country adjoining DcLand, and surrounding tho famouH County Club Golf Course. T MANAGER «*t forth In'.* ssrtos of founts iluttlwws this newspaper. In which the siotr et SutMV1 Cltr Bubetentlel, ta belnc into, ml V} eM«SJ will be shown that Banford NO)V humn for a great city. , y I—Sanford It the World’* Greatest Celery Pits ing Center. , 1—Sanford’s Recreational and PlawitFtd 3—-The Hotel Forrest - Lake, SinfoiJi T« , headquarters. 4—-The Stf Johns River and Lake Mosrot 5— The St, Johns River-Indian R im CitiL 6—Sanford as a Better Place to Live. ( 7— Sanford as it Transportation Center. j ft—How Sanford Is Growing. 9—The Spirit.of Sanford's Glizemhip. Your Chilie 10—Sanford as a Place to Rear .Youi Chil 11— Real .Estate possibilities in Sanford. 12—Sanford’s' Moderate Cost of Living. J3—Buiineu .Necessities in Sanford. 14—Recapitulation of Facls apd Statistic*. t e r a )1 « f the Atlantia Coast Line railroad a »«J a heart Bet you could hardly wait unill Dad fllled your plate! And didn't everything tasto good! Roomed like yob nerer would get enough. Didn't 70U feel good those dafe. Yes, they were the red bleed* . 'tr.'ftcjf | Right now> a building program of better than a home-a-dajrcan| not keep pace with the demand for permanentjresidences. ,* f Apartment houses, bungalows and cottages for leasing are a premium. V\,. ...tn-y.iA ’i . ■V 14 ' . - J Sanford needs (investors with a vision who are seeking income earning opportunities, and who can help to satisfy the increas-i ing demand for ^homes, apartments, office buildings, warehop^es, etc, \t \\\. , A y j & M v A ^ itt-v 1 1 ■jVEMEMBER jtow’ you used to Build up yoaV blood to where It le pay# and red and rich and watch (hat appetite romo back! 8. 8. 8. U tlif way to do Itl 8. B. 8. helps Natufo build rafl-Moodcoils— build* ,f7-| / Sanford needs more industries and more distributors for. the products of its prosperous, ever-increasing agricultural terrin tory. Sanford’s location on Lake Monroe, head o f navigation.oi^ the St. Johns River, is ideal for wholesalers distributing through the Solid Central Section of the State, ..c j Phone S3G J deputy collector, and a fee charged for coi J X come la from play hungry •• . *, - APRIL 1st. y o u tik i to e a t .Why fen’t your Appetite liko that aotr? Why don’t you like to eat Juet the earn* ae you did la thoae days? Here's tbo reaaon—your ayateet le eluipiy etarvlng for the leek of rich, red blood I You’ve loet your •PMUte becauee you’ve loot your red blood power. No red blood nourishment for the tissues of your tpj ■ ' \ -—GILBERT ijWAN. (Copyright, 1026, N E A Ser , Inc.) Free Trlp'nhcl Luncheon at Beautiful I •d deya. c . hive open w.or bid. -to bring to nta ns never . i Sex Jr a VIKtNG Urn, other night the Bhode I»- before, were, »c)ety held Its annual BetT at the Astor. Cohan •■■•■•■■■■■■■■BagaM aB*aagggggigM H NgiaiggaaaaabBaa < 0yeah ago tanec.' To many he h « be. Imost a eymbol for Broad\n n matter of fact he is a Rhodo Island— Providence, ^ OHr A veragin g ar Home-a*Day ' ^ Ike Infocted membranes tad stod Iho irritation and Inflammation, while the crtoeoM goat oh to the alomech, le ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of, the trouble end checks the growth or the germs. * 1, Creomulslon la ■uannleed salisfto tofr In the treatsent of persist tat cougha.aod colds, bronchial esthndL ^bronchitis and other farm* of respira­ tory dUeatea, and isexcVQn for buildifig up the iTitem alter colds or flit Money refunded If Vot cough or cold ii not relieved after\uklag acoordiag tq directions. Ask your druggist. Crootuulaion Company, Atlanta, Go. (*dvj % / S3 Sanford’s Claim of Pvfeoltf nlM. rftse from « atenogrnphc'r'a desk, where aha earned lh» equivaIcrit of fix dollara weekly. •fn she said, “ I was look­ ing for a haw Job, I got one In a firtandal buslnean kt a fiVc-snllling Increase,, .When ,1 asked my now employer about finance he sirid, .>'4rilh ajl due respect, jo wo- U teema. almost sec the weazened ^ faced bent old man dffipldatcd, pathetic t ^ o . mnker You can even ace the emlrkyng son of smile that he forces g waves hit hat around and n «ctantly,up at your window. fa a forced gestured ^ ° °** NEW YORK, Mar. Robins knows it better than yoO.J may bo* the recognised harbingers quite as impersbnal about ^ At spring In many places, but In •re. Perhaps you wM P * ® * " New York spring comea dancing up something about "the W * J In the street in the wake of the thing.” But you won t ( really Pullman bus isrvlca lo . a u a �•g*table anLand AttOdated Press Full Leased W irt \ SANFORD, FLORIDA, President Goolidgc at Funeral of His Father Wets Will Have First Week To Present Their Side of Controversy and the D ry { Will Take Field 2nd Week or GradnaHy Re;- Last Night ’ \ Only Modification Will Be Considered Ltries Will Not A n t i - Prohibitionists . Hold No Hope of Modification Measures Iking Adopted And P ow er b n tc B u s in e s s W ASHINGTON, Mar. 2.1.—(A*>Debntc on prohibition will reach flood tide in Washington, between April 6 ami 17, when wets and drys will appear before a Senate Judiciary sub-committee to testify on five modification proposals. The wet swill hold the floor during the first week and the prohibition­ ists will take the second period. The Judiciary Committee has ac­ wearing a light cap. cepted the recommendation o f its .subcommittee o f five that public hearings be held and has appoint^) Senator Means, Republican, of Colorado, , chairman. The full ■ I , - W ffljic s d a y i W , Pa J Mar. 23 - * KtoJ waters in the Oil Kuincs* district had reI greatly today* giving Ctr temporary relief, at from tho menace of inter. > •- gtkally a ll; the water i backed up CHI 'Creek, i sudden rise yesterday Kin, moved out during- the leaving only a portion at itreet end other loWbr see* ubmergod. The main fee in tho Allegheny River, the j cause of the flood, i conte hold. which- .’ell last night, hud Original Estimate Made I, but the n’:y vnJ overSecretary Mellon Likely tinging a prospect o f * ,furBe Exceeded by Tnrnty oVnfoll today. Thccr was Millicn Dollars cu* bore ilrarp drop in temperature 9degrees at midnight to 38 W ASIH N G TO N , Mar. 23— rtL . , nt daybreak. Observers that continued high Income tax returns for this n- nlh, rtturo togchter, with rain, tho first under the new rnnpo, [break up the ice gorge north law, are expected by treasury of­ ficials. to exced, by $20.00),000. the original estimate by Semtavy Mellon. The total is expect-d to roach $420,000,000 by the <sJ bf the month, or approximated |2$,000,000 less thin was coHecthJ for the same quarter o f last year wb4n ta r rates were higher, The Income over the esti-ite Is regarded by Secretary Melds, ns owing to the expansion of I-j mess prompted by tho prospect tax reduction. Using as n scaV (he collodions to date, which crludc only taxes paid for the flnt t f r o f IndlvldunlH and enr;>< pntnnlng of appropriation k'll. He pictured Congress ns having a fnt check hook, but huyng no money in the bank, and ijMtlmated that tho deficit next Jqpe 1, would he nearly $30,000,60.'. | Mr. Tilscn predicted the rov:rnrnent's balance fo r 1027 w*ujd in? $11,307,000, which, ho con­ gress already lias ovcrdra«4 by about $30,000,000. ' 1 ited edition 13-Foot, 1,000 Poiinc ’Gator Is P r e s e n te e nnd dance arc •W to l>e held tomorrow M the hut of tha American a for tho entertainment o f * An alligator m otorin g IS feel r residents and tourITJi affair U being given by ward Tourist Club under the j'JK the local Chamber o f was caught in Latke Jessup Iflf , f ' JJpq«ntcrUlnnient commit- orison yesterday and p re «y * d ^ ftw police departmhnt s a it neat Hjfram calls for "Paul and for card plhy- ed a large truck to haul |P* reranda during the pro- town *nd the service* of to curry him from the tnu P jke dancing. ffWotai talent nas been kn- improvise*? tank where he i ■ 4- 1 * * mU8ieal program play today. Fishermen, wbwws nn^1 ■ * intermission, accoiding pot. be -learned, were rncjped u HE *f the club. SRlie Wedge wood, a mem- seining fo r minnow* In » t a i t of “ Lady B illy", the sup when the catch w *»l ®*de p j success in which Milri The seine they were « inf * 3 J ms been engaged to ap- ported to he a long oneJn d Um j . oumber o f konga widen alligator became ^nUnK ^ in i S.ln,t!,s Neyr -York produc- mesho*. Befora he c o M • "■ J ’0, ■ show. To Policeman’s Zoc •fdgewo^d la from Boot on I loti* City and Rks been ,t bcJUd that ahe la studying Pj* her spare time. B tourist club Psuiwed that a large sign Lplsced on West Fjrst P i l i n g tbe way to Ule F 1 o* the lake front. r .{ rrilahle sign of spring tthe snows pro postponed OIUM. AU. -Two white men and * killed end aix '* w* ps injured today •work train on the *ke. Tenncaaee Coal A 1 ■bany struck an auto’ a arade^crossing, pear Jf1* “en we** Frank £ R B-Harrison. ^ killed occupied tbe “e* which was Called WRECK VICTIMS WILL RECOVER, DOCTORS CLAIM Mb . Fred Wnlsma and Cook Both in Serious Condition hihition amendment to the consti­ After Collision WitU Train tution. Senator Walsh, Democrat, of At G.ado Cresting Monday Montnna, raised the only -objection Mrs. Fred Wnlsma, who was badly injured yesterday' afternoon wbjn the car in which she was driving toward the c*‘. • was struck nud demolished by u freight engine nt the Beck- Hammock crossing, south o f tbe city, was re­ ported to-be slightly improved by officials of the Fcrnald-I-nuehton Hospital today at noon. Sally Washington, n negro cook who was a passenger in the machine by Mrs. Wnlsma.*.nnd whd was also injured was reported to bo in about the same condition. Attending physicians despaired, o f saving the lives o f the two ac­ cident victims Into last night nnd they workrd ail night ip an ef­ fort to bring Mrs. Wnlsma to v >■>* sciousnaM. She was reported to Im conscious at noqn but not out of danger. The accident occured nt about 3 o’clock in tho afternoon, while Mrs. Wnlsma was enroute to the Presbyterian Church in Sanford to attend n church party being given in honor of Mrs. Henry McClaulin, retiring treasurer of the ladies Auxiliary of the church. She was carrying refreshments tvjiich were to have been served nt the party and her cook, Sally Washington, was accompanying her in order to serve during the luncheon hour. Car Demolished Persons who viewed tho wreck­ ed nutnmobilo stated tliut it was tho most completely demolished car they had even seen. Eyewit­ nesses stated that it was crush­ ed between the cugi"coming from one direction and a string of jbox cars standing on an adjacent track. Mrs. Wnlsma was thrown from tho wreckage, as was the negro woman nnd when pawjeraby picked them up they were thought to be dead. Automobiles passim* were press­ ed into service and the victims rushed to tho Fernaid-I^iughton Hospital and physicians BummonMnr. Wnlsma was nt first be­ lieved to to have suffered a frac­ tured skull hut the supposition was found upon examination to be erroneous. Uer left leg was brok­ en near the hip and her right hip is believed to be badly cruahod. Campaign Director Sketches Plans F<fr Baseball Financing in the committee to the hearings, arguing that they were sought merely to enable wet interests to spread propaganda. The wet leaders fhemsolves hold no hope that any of the modifica­ tion hilts would be favorably re­ ported hut they urge the hearings, they explained, so that interested officials, educators, ministers and others, could give congress the benefits of their views as to how the prohibition lawd should he re­ vised in order to make enforce­ ment easier. Wayne B. Whoelef, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, who lias said he welcomed the hen rings hut would fight any at­ tempt to weaken prohibition laws, repio’d last night to fSe suggestVfa o f Dlatriet Attorney B0cknrirr*5t New York, tlial the Volstead Act he nmended to permit, states to determine the legal alcoholic con­ tent o f beverages within their boundaries. The suggestion. Mr. Wheeler said, looked “ like another alibi" for ^non-enforcement of the prohibition Inw in New Yotk. In the Senate yesterday, prohibi­ tion received brief indie-. Senator Bruce. Democrat, of Maryland, in­ terrupting n debate on foreign a f ­ fairs to mention a serious domestic siluntion, and then rending a news­ paper poll, showing 2,727.520 votes against prohibition to 620,41*7 for its 'enforcement. LONDON, / Man 23.— Sir Austen Chamber Ufa, ib a -fo r rfm secretary, defending his record at Geneva, indicated in Commons to­ day that if the vote tonight on I. !oyd-George's motion to reduce the foreign office estimates were against the government, he would resign. Replying to Lloyd-George, who had spoken before him, he said the fortner premier came before the House in the guise o f an openminded and disinterested inquirer. However ,he had not even awaited Traveling Circuses Will I k Taaed $50 a Day fdr Each Booth Operated and $25 a Day Gdnernl, License Fee An ordinance requiring carnival and street shows to pay a city licnse o f $50 per day fo r each tent or concession operated and calling for a license fee o f $25 per day for all small tent shows was passed by the City Commissioners at their ] meeting yesterday, a session devoid •if any business transactions of importance other than the grant­ ing and filing o f paving petitions ami the appointment o f an-apprais­ al board to work on the property values'of land* which are to bo crossed by State tyoad No. 3. The ordinance requiring a higher license fee from traveling shows, carnivals and other-street and out­ door umusemcmtd ie skid to meet with the. approval o f many Han­ ford citizens, especially those who are heavy taxpayers and at pres­ ent in the.amusement business . As now authorised,-the city eannot.issue permits to carnivals on an amusement park licence, a prac­ tice said to hare heretofore been his (Sir Austen's) return Geneva before telegraphing to the American press his condemnation o f the foreign secretary’s action and his suspicion of hit honor. Sir Austen categorically denies again that during his interview with Premier Rriand o f France on hie return from' his stay on the Italian Riviera, any engagement was made regarding the Poliah claim to a council seat in the League Crowd Is Large LONDON. Mar. 2S.—< A —For­ mer Premier David IJoyd-George initiated the Geneva debate before a crowded Ilouse o f Commons to­ reduction in Maudina d i g t lls _„ moved _____VaP _____ the Foreign Office estimates, in order, ho said, to call attention to the recent League of Nations pro­ ceedings at Geneva and the action o f Sir Austen Chamberlain, the British representative there. 1 This motion Is equivalent to one o f censure. Mr. Lloyd-George said his criticism was two-fold. (1 ) That the Locarniat powers were responsible for the failure at Geneva. Sentmanat (2 ) That it was a failure which damaged the machinery of peace to such an extent that many o f the best friends o f Foreign Secretary Chamberlain were despairing! of its effect. Iristotle .... Inown Rock Poimore ... Kendall ___ FOURTH RACE— Purse $1,000. Claiming. For three-year-old*, 'ire and one-half furlongs: Berkely Square ......... ...... -...•101 Dickey Lee --------------- ■____ 104 Claiming. For three-year-olds and upward. "The * Sanford Purse.** One mile. Sea Green __ *...... ......... ........ toe Overlook ................. ..............• 01 Brownlo S m ile ______ ........ „..*108 Cspt. Honan ................ !..... ....llB on well w l*n challenged sad Mac O’Boy ..........„ ....- ....... „.*10$ o ff the challenge o f W n T< In , handy fashion. Sports SIXTH RACE — Pufse l l Claiming. For three-year-oh upward. One mile: Mecurti r* talced three members a f the- apralaal board, ft. C, DuBosei W. C. Hilt and 1L B. Lewis. They M e.to appraise the proper­ ty south o f Franklin Street, where Woman Shoots Miami Realtor Operator and Then Drinks Poison General plana for the opening * «? !».•“ ' “ T V ' " K l l t X - . here next week on an intensive arive lo r funds with which to f i ­ nance .Dio SaUfofd' baseball club were briefly'outlined today at tbe weekly Rotary Club Juiicnouii by Fred Dale Wood, educational direc­ tor o r toe' A bier ican City Bureau brought here to apply bighly aceuuik! campaign aiemods tor uic first, utae so. iar as it u Known to concrete u drive of this nature. star, In 1in commenting on baseball as a community asaef, Mr- Wood told which the huge specim*" la to be vne i*otartans i>1 too practical ad­ housed vantages u», ue expected irout plac­ LIVERPOOL, Mar. 23.— ing a gowi team ui t «e stale league Lock Ah dam, Chinese merchant, aa*utst men cities as lamps, ot. M USIC W H IL E THE ,l,«.u>nuurgi Urtanda anu Barosota wds hanged tbday for the murdef N E W ; YO R K , Ma*. of his' Welsh wife and their two using mat wouiu come to uie uity handsome - daughters, Doris, 20; command, four cobber* auuauinuai1: es a result ot .honor.* day held, up 70 perform . . itaurant won ou tne diamonu* ol oiner cities and Cclicia, 17, . . . . 3$ diners. In the Owl The murder was committed ap­ r Times uy toe t-atery r eos '. In W est 48th Strcel. rJ parently without reason, during g Square. - A fte r they ] i taken . in treating at the recrcuUonal celebration In hia home. A «fr $880 from the cash H ter and aiue ol pascLwtIt, Mr. Wood uectar- he had shot them dead, Lo*k Ah small amounts from SJj ) Of the eo trial “ tnero wak no mora wnoie- Tam calmly, cilled the police on patrons the four mm I •re cap- u,mi hr beneficial game in tne the telephone and told them «jf the notified world titan Amencait baseball and Lured by pollen who » i po more emeaciou* medium o f od* ^ T h e murderer was $2 years old vclopwg fcoutmunuy . aptm tn*n drive and asxea tne support of **•. Shanghai ;----------... Gailfoh) ...... ....... ................. Claiming. For four-yenr-oida and upwnnt. Ono nnd one-sixteenth miles: Gold Mark .......... „...u......— t U Sword .................................... 100 Geo ........... 11$ Admirer .... ................ — MOB Cabin Creek ...~M,.*IQ7 'Denotes fivo'poumU apprentice allowance. Weather cloudy Track fast. ONE K ILLE D IN WRECK RICHMOND.>Va.. Mar. 23.—(/f) —J. L. Cashel), 28, of this city, wai killed today when a truck he was driving was struck by a train at a crossing on the Southern Itailwsy West Point line, near here. Cashel] was believed to be alone In the truck, which was tudly dam­ aged* Sanford-citlzens have been invit­ ed to attend an outdoor gettogether meeting and entertain­ ment to he held at Longwood on 'ibursday/according to {secretary K. W. Pvarman of me local Cham­ ber o f Commerce, who la In rdeeipt o f a letter from V. C. Calloway, en­ tertainment committee chairman, urging 8 large delegation at San­ ford people to be presunt at tlw to be obMfvad i4> *i*ruirifU\M| 4*1!*• 1'carman expraaaeu »-•l- - many Sanford people Vi>u,- i*a.\ themselves of tbe uppurun.ity «* foaUring friendly the yttiaana o f a. tbe same time deru.,.j -^ny ^-iuknown, bqt ho was influential In able Ideas that mu/ to this community . ... uimlar cntvuii.n.uvi:.« -•> ■ S K S t s - h « % Thousands o f hhi needy country­ men were aide if by him,’ I Be wai well-known la the Chinatowns of New York and San Fnftjclaco. a e ttw e r a M K S Lock Ah Tam said last night jlUt. a .I..ltd*/ qftl 4» *'4* BW.I l^-A* calm stoicism to Percy Youli, a tit tririo ill local poUtKUn, who organised a . ' » 4WV naaieig a trie -day Wife tiunuopcu iU * uwc-ng ufdgF petition for reprieve. • everybody ,who elgned the JLM-lgwftu V/*.al*itX» ' Ui wv.*n“ «fU^ fN the condemned man add- imiu MSI uig.u, air. roar.anil t I am extremely grateful to, (uuj csiMnwUaw* *ppo.itwJ *o anteut end happy, have done wrung, hr join-the loved TODAY’S RACES] purse. Fdr four year-old am wards. Five furlongs. F ln t, ry 0, 107. 81227, $26.40; as Wee reddUr, I??. $340. ( third. Spontaneous, 105. $4.40. Third Race: Claiming; ] $1,000. For four year-olds an riv e and a hall furlongs. ] Mereutio, 11$, $6.80, $4, $31 se Ha* It Through, 108, $15.40, | third, Rough and Ready, 107,1 Fourth Bate: Claiming! | puna. Far three year-olds ' upward. -Six furlongs. Flnt • fate, 103, 43. $2.60, $2.40: M III D. Murphy. 108, (o, $3.20; Chef. 106, *3,50. I _ Fifth raco—r 1‘uree $1,000; C 1 ihg.' For tMdaofwti-olda. an Six furlongs. F ln t, Case $12.20, $3.40. $3.00. 8t Greenwoods, $2.40, $8,00. Local Citizens Are Invited iTo Attend Longwood Festival Chinese Merchant Dies FortMurder Of His Wife And Their 2 Daughters s uer spokes S f e "T bneuy o f the coming ere nnd un! »S3i.ll8fn; - * S S 3 3 owners refused to give a right of wny without condemnation pro­ ceedings. j , ,<i It was stated that most of the routobetween this city and Orlando lias luvn arranged for and a small group o f property owner* in the unit hern autakirtq of Sanford are delaying Liu- beginning of work by tile stoic, . City Manager W. B. Williams was instructed to inuke a clay road leading out on tho new municipal pier. This measure is designed to assist the loading and unload­ ing o f boats nt this paiht. The deep snml between the walks of the pier has for some time been reported ns hardly passable. former senator told of!his friend­ Resolution!. were adopted calling ship for the 28 yeur old stenograph­ for the paving of Frankln street er. from I’ark Avenue to French nnd Lewis said that his acquaintance for tli** paving of Martin, Hpurling with Miss Burton began over-two and Katie Streets from Bark to years ago in a purely business way MIAMI. Florida. Mar, 23.—GP)— Oak Avenues. and that his regard for her devel­ Edward Torris, 3‘J, wealthy retired oped until tho night before her rdal estate operator, was seriously death He asked her to marry injured here today in a .shooting him. affray, while Mattie Davis,. 25, “ I .received a telegram from my alleged to have fired the shots, lay lawyer in Lou Angeles, stating tliut dying In the same hospital from effects of cclf-admlnistered poison, police said. it to Edith and told hl>r if the case The woman was alleged to have was successful and 1 got my free­ been refused admittance to the dom and she still was willing Torris home during the morning, would give her my protection." and after breaking a window, was Court questioning did not de­ said to have fired two shots from velop what had been Miss Burton'* a .22-caliber revolver at Mrs. Toranswer. rls, neither taking effect. Ha said that Miss Burton had re­ According to the police, she shot garded him as a "daddy." twice at Torris, both bullets en­ tering his stomach. The woman then drank the contents of a bot­ tle o f poison. Little hope was held by hospital attendants for their recovery. THIEVES ARK VERSATILE A T LA N T A , Ga. Mar. 23.—<A7— Atlanta thlcvea proved their veraatiMty laat night by entering a local barber shop and stealing hair cutx. *' A fter making their way into the shop, the men trimmed their locks nnd littered the clean-swept floor Greenwood Finli Second and Sal Third in Race Hotel’s 91,000 Pi around hia nsok until the F fcrd*Mri"y *tb*WsbWcn jerk b Uie victim's iwck. but in cam does not happen, slrtuigulatlon, death . ■ h - Under tho lawa'af Ceonm It h not necessary U> bar* � 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, 1926 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, March 22, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 22, 1926. 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 1926; <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/59766588de0a1470a9f004bcb1b9222d.pdf 659b8c02aa90c84aba239b2c81382e2c PDF Text Text Bab For Royalty baby buggies. - Uniform) maids arq >moch in eel usual, but mothers do all the maids merely accoi he youngaten*. There is little danger men, tho fomafe p ab lu ; o f under*1 Juliana Has put up her hair. The only chi hi of Quen Wllhelmlna and Her consort prince Henry win be seventeen itdxt' AprH, and thus en­ ters thk lk t of European royal de­ butantes. i ;i Bobbing and shingling find .no favor kt ■the Dutch court, where this sfytc of coffure la still .re­ garded; as rather too daring for NEW YORK, Mar. Robins may bo* the recognised harbingers At spring In many places, but In New York spring comea dancing up In the street in the wake of the fllWhenrl L CLosthmnUc strains of " 0 Sole Mio” come frdm the curb­ stone it’s a pretty good slgti that the first warm rain is waiting just •round the corner somewhere. They come long before the first buds of the first green blade of grass. And this raggedy, dis­ heveled, • mendicant army comes gradually to hold a place in the lives of apartment, flat and hotel dwellers that is difficult to de­ scribe to one who has not lived in New York. , ,, There is an impersonal affection 'for these wandering music makers. Doubtless U is the suggestion of carnival, tn y d y and cong. The city has crushed in upon lives throughout a ’, rushing day. Only the rattle and banging of the. traf­ fic has come through open win­ dows. Cries and street calls and • princes!'. Juliana has dark blond, rather straight hair, and looks remark­ ably like ncr mother when she wna her daughter’s age. The. princess Vrill bs a most eligible match, for friendk cf. het own age.'. Although both her father and her grandmother were Gorman, feeling In Holland |s much against another German’ consort. A Scandinavian prince Wotildbemuch preferred. Next year, mi her eighteenth birthday;.she wlU nssumo the full title, bf, princess of Orange-Nassau, and d memorial ^riH’be unvcllbtf by Ellen Terry LONDON,—(/P)—Ellen Terry, knows tho gentle art of growing old gracefully better, perhaps, than any ofher celebrated English■woman. ' ' • She received a grdnt ovation rtt the first night of the revival of “ Much Ado About Nothing" la which Henry Ainloy arid N w fn Tlthcradge had the rolep of BuncdlcV nnd Beatrice. Ellen Terry was tho B eatrix In Henry Irving’s production forty^ four years ago and'eoori established herself as the greatest, Beatrice England h*d known.' ConBequfntly the oppearrince of: the venerable oelrots in one of tM boxes pro* wnlcW voV«d prolonged »\ she acknowledged w: jrface/ ■ ■ ■ i no afteriint 'conceal her ycard- Her 'H'lifr 14' Vsr white and she usually -jrewa lace scarf about hpr head, und ess Vs In black or soft grays. Bho is a beautiful grandmotherly K son who in her old ago retains fhri dignity and eharm which mode her England's foremost adtress. . When Alnlcy was. called before tho curtain at tho end of the per-formance ho turned to Mips Ter­ ry's box and expressed the pride MS company felt In performing in her presone*. ■» New German Fad RERLINr-GP)—'The fad of push-' ing their own baby carriages has taken fashionable German mothers by storm. . , ■ It' used to be extromcly bad a rt more reasonable, although | fornl for a iffOthcr to be seen with -on Kjuafuer>|^idamm, farmbred poR is nbver so perfect her ehildMontmnrto.* Now jt is aa "wtld” fur-' Other popular furs are atone marten and baum marten tfw b the, thing for the Berliner to ahow off her latest spring and an entirely new fu r name I’eschanigy, resembling mink, Educator Dead TbKYOf-rWV—Ma(jam (Kakel Atomi,'one of Japan’a moat noted woman educators, is dead. She was ikSibofinO had deVotod her life to ediicKtlng Japan's young women. Sl» Was one 6f p few Japanese women who hare received Imperial decoration. Hot Imperial Illghncns Princess. Kan-in and numerous oth*. cr. royal Indies were among her pupils, 1 '' - Wwnnm fitorkbreker *rt' . Lo n d o n ; —</p>—mi»» Gordon llolnui, tho only woman stocks described hrtw almost sec the weazened ^ faced bent old man dffipldatcd, pathetic t ^ o . mnker You can even ace the emlrkyng son of smile that he forces g waves hit hat around and n «ctantly,up a t your window. fa a forced gestured ^ ° °** knows it better than yoO.J quite as impersbnal about ^ •re. Perhaps you wM P *® *" something about "the W * J thing.” But you won t ( really mean it. In the back your mind you will begin to “P his collections. You*- reckoning* will tell you that if he picked up 50 cents in youf block In thei course of ten minutes, It la rcaaonfcble to believe that he will d^ the ritme in the next. You figure it u p - l e t ’s sec, BO cents avery ten mlyutes— $3 on hour----- If he does t t e t any percentage of the day he ha* a nice fat income. , * ;• The next time he comeb past you watch him closer. Ycxi, new ns ragged and unfed looking job be­ fore. Yet, before your verjy eyes you ■sec him get 60 cents this time .."He's probably got ten ) times as much money in the banlC as I 1lhere'*encjlBorjfe M. Cobar, tanec.' To many he h « be. Imost a eymbol for Broad\n n m atter of fact he is a Rhodo Island—Providence, h iv e open w.or bid. -to bring to nta ns never . i Sex J r a VIKtNG Urn, in hit the. colors of rv. r To say nothing [ntuda, »■ painting isenssed subject by •jlljbtt folks are as as they were when the Countoss Cathcart made' It nation-famed., .. tpj ■ ' \ -—GILBERT ijWAN. (Copyrig h t, 1026, N EA Ser , Inc.) i Pcnsgpo)a-T-4Wk«»-pqyitvg pro­ gram planned by city. CITY TAX BOOKS i - APRIL Jown th e ^ tr e « some placet Tin[ianny and rattlc-dc-hangy! But it’s n time—a gny tune or sad tune! What matters it? A tegr is as xofA as h smile as an escapo for .y bb, d ripped emotloris. ' It’s the ah mo old tune. 'You can Alison and Margaret, whlCWells ju s f completed. ‘ The portrait of the haired y X g women le fulland shows them standing tot she always has a very el««? idea In sldcveleVs 'eVenlrtg gowns what she wants to soy, wherein skirt, which barely 1 \ c" she is masculine, and quite unlike knees- Iri *h effort to c o ty e n O . * Lady Astor." I t also suggested tor the jack df riraperK*; the »rtiA that “she is hflt-the.least bit ex­ has thrown,kn evening wrap over citable, in striking contrast to Miss the nrm of onej WiffinV fnlling to 'jWilkinson.Tj ' the .ground, bf^dks the straight lines of the scant fghns. But nlaiVy a rt; critics find the artist’s effort a fe|Iort and de'cWre the modern attire of women lends itself far better to revues and bathing beaches than to the portrait painter’s Art. , Women Annoyed .LONDON, —(£•)—Feminists alfe 1st. City Tax Books will close April What Is More cnch district has n hurdy-gnrdy man of its ownEach hurdy-guhly man has a pro­ gram of music rolls and a peculiarly tuned organ. Blindfold a New Yorker of many years standing and shoot him aroupd the city in a taxicab and, if he has beon a good listener, ho can toll you where he is by the sound of tho hasid or­ gan and the tunc it is playing . Anyway, the hurdy-gurdy man on our block nppeared a couple of mournings ago. So, hurray— “can spring be far 'bkhind?” lands upon which -taxes remain unpaid *inl tised and sold for taxes as p rovided by lig l taxes remaining1 unpaid will be placed in \ ,f7 -| / ELLEN HOY, City T^x Col DO VOU KNOW iAfOUT Alt idfiftl Interior finish. Nalls direct to studding and joes away with lath and plas­ ter. ’crafatent , ■. ", - j , Ring ua, phon6 636, nnd say you y a n t us ter send So/no one to BhbW you nnd tell you nbout There id.n saving in cost when yoUlustf'Shefttrock. Ida ana oiheT Cteoolulflori R ight now> a building program of better than a home-a-dajrcan| not keep pace with the demand for permanentjresidences. ,* f Apartment houses, bungalows and cottages for leasing are a premium. V \,. ...tn-y.iA ’i . ■V 14 ' . - J Sanford needs (investors with a vision who are seeking income earning opportunities, and who can help to satisfy the increas-i ing demand for ^homes, apartments, office buildings, warehop^es, etc, \ t \ \ \ . , Ayj& M v A ^ itt-v 1 1 BUILDERS and FARM ERS Sanford needs You provided—you can enter whole-heartedly^ into the progressive, constructive spirit that actuates its citizen! ship. The slogan, “The City Substantial,” means aU the words SUPPLIED < you tiki to eat ■jVEMEMBER jtow’ you used to J X come la from play hungry • • a heart Bet you could hardly wait unill Dad fllled your plate! in s tr u c tiv e tr i p to D cLanri, w ith lu n ch eo n i^t tho n o te d C o u n try C lub— mid «■ v isit.o f. in sp ectio n o v e r C o u n try C lub. E s t a t e ^ N a tu r e ’n S u b u rb a n M aatcrp lecc, ideally locuted in th e roiliiiK hilly c o u n try a d jo in in g D cL an d , an d s u rro u n d in g th o famouH C o u n ty C lub G olf C o u rse. Pullrqim Buses Leave Vialdez ■Haiti s a f e ’ A t, 11:30 A. M. Information, booklet and Sanford G JMnipe JlHkR-’W 0hei4atjon.s u l) 0y in A dvanta% . vri 't r .'f t c j f Cl: —u i ■ lub Estates pXfrftO*'-'*'' T MANAGER 9n r 1m IT f • a m 6 tW a 3 g /g S ^-i t t m t fSr. - m ?L and i : rj «*t forth In'.* ssrtos of founts iluttlwws this newspaper. In which the siotr et SutMV1 Cltr Bubetentlel, ta belnc into, ml V} eM«SJ will be shown that Banford NO)V humn for a great city. , y I—Sanford It the World’* Greatest Celery Pits ing Center. , 1—Sanford’s Recreational and PlawitFtd 3—-The Hotel Forrest - Lake, SinfoiJi T« , headquarters. 4—-The Stf Johns River and Lake Mosrot 5— The St, Johns River-Indian Rim CitiL 6 —Sanford as a Better Place to Live. ( 7— Sanford as it Transportation Center. j ft—How Sanford Is Growing. 9—The Spirit.of Sanford's Glizemhip. Your Chilie 10— Sanford as a Place to Rear Rear .Youi Chil 11— Real .Estate possibilities in Sanford. 12—Sanford’s ' Moderate Cost of Living. J3—Buiineu .Necessities in Sanford. 14—Recapitulation o f Facls apd Statistic*. Come and See for iYoortelf — w h y B a a fo rA v a l u e s a r e u n ln B s te d and m a n i a a r e e t r l c l l r ln o o m e e a m l n a a n a n « V o u ' l l e a o , f o r I n a U fn o ^ o n IS.OOO.OOS rtco rt Yo'u'Tl Me I* cUy fronting on a magnlQw** Of n a r i a a t l o n o n t k a SC J o h n s IU ver ■Jr®r"T X t r a n s D o r l a t l o n b y a l l - w a t e r r o u l * to priaeJWJ ■ r a p o r t a ; 1400.000 m u n i c i p a l p ie r and bosiw You**! l a r i o n tka mala llns t e r a ) 1 « f t h e A t l a n t i a C o a s t L in e railroad a » « J c r o s s - s t a t e D i x i a H i g h w a y m td w a y v t l l e a n d T a m p a . P u l l m a n b u s is rv lc a l o . a u a Free Trlp'nhcl Luncheon at Beautiful I . | Sanford needs more industries and more distributors for. the products of its prosperous, ever-increasing agricultural terrin tory. Sanford’s location on Lake Monroe, head o f navigation.oi^ the St. Johns River, is ideal for wholesalers distributing through the Solid Central Section of the State, ..c j Phone S3G J deputy collector, and a fee charged for coi •■ ■ •■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B a g a M a B * a a g g g g g ig M H N g ia ig g a a a a a b B a a Build up yoaV blood to where It le pay# and red and rich and watch (hat appetite romo back! 8. 8. 8. U tlif way to do Itl 8. B. 8. helps Natufo build rafl-Moodcoils— build* 0 yeah ago other night the Bhode I»- before, were, »c)ety held Its annual BetT a t the Astor. Cohan ^ OHr A v e r a g in g ar H om e-a*D ay ' ^ Ike Infocted membranes tad stod Iho irritation and Inflammation, while the crtoeoM goat oh to the alomech, le ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of, the trouble end checks the growth or the germs. * 1, Creomulslon la ■uannleed salisfto tofr In the treatsent of persist tat cougha.aod colds, bronchial esthndL ^bronchitis and other farm* of respira­ tory dUeatea, and isexcVQn for buildifig up the iTitem alter colds or flit Money refunded If Vot cough or cold ii not relieved after\uklag acoordiag tq directions. Ask your druggist. Crootuulaion Company, Atlanta, Go. (*dvj And didn't everything tasto good! Roomed like yob n erer would get enough. Didn't 70U feel good those dafe. Yes, they were the red bleed* •d deya. c . . *, .Why fen’t your Appetite liko that aotr? Why don’t you like to eat Juet the earn* ae you did la thoae days? Here's tbo reaaon—your ayateet le eluipiy etarvlng for the leek of rich, red blood I You’ve loet your •PMUte becauee you’ve loot your red blood power. No red blood nourishment for the tissues of your S3 Sanford’s Claim of Pvfeoltf nlM. rftse from « atenogrnphc'r'a desk, where aha earned lh» equivaIcrit of fix dollara weekly. •fn she said, “I was look­ ing for a haw Job, I got one In a firtandal buslnean kt a fiVc-snllling Increase,, .When ,1 asked my now employer about finance he sirid, .>'4rilh ajl due respect, jo wo- %/ U teem a. .used to roakA" ® P W )road way carmrt entiljdy »U from one-time chimrcn hinterland. . . they ever an Droadwayed, omes a time when e F « rn ; r th e “old home <fi9lKB“ �•g*table an Land AttOdated Press Full Leased Wirt SANFORD, FLORIDA, \ President Goolidgc at Funeral o f His Father Wets Will Have First Week To Present Their Side of Controversy and the Dry{ Will Take Field 2nd Week or GradnaHy Re;Last N ig h t ’ A nd Pow er Ltries W ill b n tc ■ I, Only Modification Will Be Considered \ A n t i - Prohibitionists . Hold No Hope of Modification Measures Iking Adopted N ot B u s in e s s WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.1.—(A*>Debntc on prohibition will reach flood tide in W ashington, between April 6 ami 17, when wets and drys will appear before a Senate Judiciary sub-committee to testify on five modification proposals. The wet swill hold the floor during the first week and the prohibition­ ists will take the second period. The Judiciary Committee has ac­ wearing a light cap. cepted the recommendation of its .subcommittee of five th a t public hearings be held and has appoint^) Senator Means, Republican, of Colorado, , chairman. The full - W ffljic s d a y i W , Pa J Mar. 23 -* KtoJ waters in the Oil Kuincs* district had reI greatly today* giving Ctr temporary relief, at from tho menace of inter. > •- gtkally a ll; the water i backed up CHI 'Creek, i sudden rise yesterday moved out during- the leaving only a portion a t itreet end other loWbr see* ubmergod. The main fee in tho Allegheny River, the j cause of the flood, i conte hold. which- .’ell last night, hud Original Estimate Made I, but the n’:y v n J overSecretary Mellon Likely tinging a prospect of * ,fu rBe Exceeded by Tnrnty oVnfoll today. Thccr was Millicn Dollars cu* bore ilrarp drop in tem perature 9degrees a t midnight to 38 WASIHNGTON, Mar. 23— rtL . , nt daybreak. Observers th at continued high Income tax returns for this n- nlh, rtturo togchter, w ith rain, tho firs t under the new rnnpo, [break up the ice gorge north law, are expected by treasury of­ ficials. to exced, by $20.00),000. the original estim ate by Semtavy Mellon. The to tal is expect-d to roach $420,000,000 by the <sJ bf the month, or approximated |2$,000,000 less th in was coHecthJ for the sam e q u a rte r of last year wb4n t a r rate s were higher, The Income over the esti-ite Is regarded by Secretary Melds, ns owing to the expansion of I-j mess prompted by th o prospect tax reduction. Using as n scaV (he collodions to date, which crludc only taxes paid for the flnt t f r o f IndlvldunlH and enr;>< Kin, ited edition pntnnlng of appropriation k'll. He pictured Congress ns having a fnt check hook, but huyng no money in the bank, and ijMtlmated th a t tho deficit next Jqpe 1, would he nearly $30,000,60.'. | Mr. Tilscn predicted the rov:rnrnent's balance fo r 1027 w*ujd in? $11,307,000, which, ho con­ gress already lias ovcrdra«4 by about $30,000,000. ' 1 13-Foot, 1,000 Poiinc ’Gator Is P r e s e n te e To Policeman’s Zoc nnd dance arc •W to l>e held tom orrow M the hut of tha American a for tho entertainm ent of * An alligator m o to rin g IS feel r residents and tourITJi affair U being given by ward Tourist Club under the j'JK the local Cham ber of was caught in Latke Jessup Iflf , f ' JJpq«ntcrUlnnient com m it- orison yesterday and pre«y*d ^ ftw police departm hnt s a it neat H jfram calls for "Paul and for card plhy- ed a large truck to haul |P* reranda during the pro- town *nd the service* of to curry him from the tnu P jk e dancing. ffWotai talent nas been kn- improvise*? tank where he i ■ 4-1* * mU8ieal program play today. Fisherm en, wbwws nn^1 ■ * intermission, accoiding pot. be -learned, w ere rncjped u HE *f the club. SRlie Wedge wood, a mem- seining fo r minnow* In » t a i t of “Lady Billy", the sup when the catch w*»l ®*de p j success in which Milri The seine they w ere « inf * 3 J ms been engaged to ap- ported to he a long o n e J n d Um j . oumber of konga widen alligator became ^nUnK ^ in i S.ln,t!,s Neyr -York produc- mesho*. Befora he coM •" ■ J ’0, ■ show. •fdgewo^d la from Boot on * « ?!» .•“ ' “ T V ' " K l l t X - . I loti* City and Rks been ,t bcJU d that a he la studying Pj* her spare time. B tourist club Psuiwed that a large sign Lplsced on West Fjrst P i l i n g tbe way to Ule F 1 o* the lake front. concrete r.{ rrilahle sign of spring star, In tthe snows pro postponed which the huge specim*" la to be housed MUSIC W H ILE THE N E W ; YORK, Ma*. OIUM . A U . -Two white men and * killed end aix '* w*ps injured today •w o rk train on the *ke. Tenncaaee Coal A 1 ■bany struck an auto’ a arade^ crossing, pear Jf1* “ en we** F rank £ R B-Harrison. ^ killed occupied tbe “e* which was C alled command, four cobber* day held, up 70 perform 3$ diners. In th e Owl In W est 48th Strcel. rJ Square. - A fter they ] $880 from the cash H small am ounts from SJj patrons th e four mm I Lured by pollen who » i itaurant r Times i taken ter and ) Of the •re capnotified WRECK VICTIMS WILL RECOVER, DOCTORS CLAIM Mb . Fred Wnlsma and Cook Both in Serious Condition After Collision WitU Train At G.ado Cresting Monday LONDON, / M an 23.— Sir Austen Chamber Ufa, ib a - f o rr fm secretary, defending his record at Geneva, indicated in Commons to­ day th a t if the vote tonight on I.!oyd-George's motion to reduce the foreign office estim ates were against the government, he would resign. Replying to Lloyd-George, who had spoken before him, he said the fortner prem ier came before the House in the guise of an openminded and disinterested inquirer. However ,he had not even awaited Traveling Circuses Will I k Taaed $50 a Day fdr Each Booth Operated and $25 a Day Gdnernl, License Fee An ordinance requiring carnival and street shows to pay a city licnse of $50 per day fo r each tent or concession operated and calling for a license fee of $25 per day for all small tent shows was passed by the City Commissioners a t their ] meeting yesterday, a session devoid •if any business transactions of importance other than the g ran t­ ing and filing of paving petitions ami the appointment of an-apprais­ al board to work on the property values'of land* which are to bo crossed by S tate tyoad No. 3. The ordinance requiring a higher license fee from traveling shows, carnivals and other-street and out­ door umusemcmtd ie skid to meet with the. approval of many Han­ ford citizens, especially those who are heavy taxpayers and a t pres­ ent in the.am usem ent business . As now authorised,-the city eannot.issue perm its to carnivals on an amusement park licence, a prac­ tice said to hare heretofore been his (Sir Austen's) return Geneva before telegraphing to the American press his condemnation of the foreign secretary’s action and his suspicion of h it honor. S ir Austen categorically denies again th at during his interview with Prem ier Rriand of France on hie return from' his stay on the Italian Riviera, any engagement was made regarding the Poliah claim to a council seat in the League Crowd Is Large LONDON. Mar. 2S.—< A —For­ m er Premier David IJoyd-George initiated the Geneva debate before a crowded Ilouse of Commons to­ reduction in Maudina d i g t lls __„ moved _____ VaP ______ the Foreign Office estim ates, in order, ho said, to call attention to the recent League of Nations pro­ ceedings a t Geneva and the action of Sir Austen Chamberlain, the British representative there. 1 This motion Is equivalent to one of censure. Mr. Lloyd-George said his criticism was two-fold. (1) That the Locarniat powers were responsible for the failure at Geneva. Sentm anat (2) That it was a failure which damaged the machinery of peace to such an extent th a t many of the best friends of Foreign Secretary Chamberlain were despairing! of its effect. Iristotle .... Inown Rock Poimore .... Kendall ___ hihition amendment to the consti­ tution. Senator Walsh, Democrat, of Montnna, raised the only -objection in the committee to the hearings, Mrs. Fred Wnlsma, who was arguing that they were sought badly injured yesterday' afternoon merely to enable wet interests to wbjn the car in which she was spread propaganda. The wet leaders fhemsolves hold driving toward the c*‘. • was struck nud demolished by u freight no hope that any of the modifica­ engine nt the Beck- Hammock tion hilts would be favorably r e ­ crossing, south of tbe city, was re­ ported hut they urge the hearings, ported to-be slightly improved by they explained, so that interested officials of the Fcrnald-I-nuehton officials, educators, ministers and Hospital today at noon. Sally others, could give congress the Washington, n negro cook who was benefits of their views as to how a passenger in the machine by Mrs. the prohibition lawd should he re­ Wnlsma.*.nnd whd was also injured vised in order to make enforce­ was reported to bo in about the ment easier. same condition. Wayne B. Whoelef, general three members a f th e - apralaal Attending physicians despaired, counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, board, ft. C, DuBosei W. C. Hilt of saving the lives of the two ac­ who lias said he welcomed the and 1L B. Lewis. cident victims Into last night nnd hen rings hut would fight any a t­ They M e.to appraise the proper­ they workrd ail night ip an ef­ tem pt to weaken prohibition laws, ty south of Franklin Street, where fort to bring Mrs. Wnlsma to v >■>* repio’d last night to fSe suggestVfa sciousnaM. She was reported to of Dlatriet Attorney B0cknrirr*5t Im conscious a t noqn but not out New York, tlial the Volstead Act owners refused to give a right of of danger. he nmended to perm it, states to wny without condemnation pro­ The accident occured nt about 3 determine the legal alcoholic con­ ceedings. j , ,<i o’clock in tho afternoon, while tent of beverages within their It was stated th a t most of the boundaries. The suggestion. Mr. Mrs. Wnlsma was enroute to the routobetween this city and Orlando Presbyterian Church in Sanford to Wheeler said, looked “ like another lias luvn arranged for and a small attend n church party being given alibi" for ^non-enforcement of the group of property owner* in the in honor of Mrs. Henry McClaulin, prohibition Inw in New Yotk. In the Senate yesterday, prohibi­ unit hern autakirtq of Sanford are retiring treasurer of the ladies Liu- beginning of work by tion received brief indie-. Senator delaying Auxiliary of the church. tile stoic, . Bruce. Democrat, of Maryland, in­ She was carrying refreshments City Manager W. B. Williams terrupting n debate on foreign a f ­ tvjiich were to have been served nt was instructed to inuke a clay road the party and her cook, Sally fairs to mention a serious domestic leading out on tho new municipal siluntion, and then rending a news­ Washington, was accompanying pier. This measure is designed her in order to serve during the paper poll, showing 2,727.520 votes to assist the loading and unload­ against prohibition to 620,41*7 for luncheon hour. ing of boats nt this paiht. The its 'enforcement. deep snml between the walks of Car Demolished the pier has for some time been Persons who viewed tho wreck­ ed nutnmobilo stated tliut it was Woman Shoots Miami reported ns hardly passable. former senator told of!his friend­ Resolution!. were adopted calling ship for the 28 yeur old stenograph­ tho most completely demolished car they had even seen. Eyewit­ Realtor Operator and for the paving of Frankln street er. from I’ark Avenue to French nnd nesses stated that it was crush­ Lewis said that his acquaintance ed between the cugi"coming Then Drinks Poison for tli** paving of Martin, Hpurling with Miss Burton began over-two and Katie Streets from Bark to years ago in a purely business way from one direction and a string of MIAMI. Florida. Mar, 23.—GP)— Oak Avenues. jbox cars standing on an adjacent and th a t his regard for her devel­ track. Mrs. Wnlsma was thrown Edward Torris, 3‘J, wealthy retired oped until tho night before her from tho wreckage, as was the rdal estate operator, was seriously death He asked her to m arry negro woman nnd when pawjeraby injured here today in a .shooting him. picked them up they were thought affray, while Mattie Davis,. 25, “ I .received a telegram from my alleged to have fired the shots, lay to be dead. lawyer in Lou Angeles, stating tliut Automobiles passim* were press­ dying In the same hospital from ed into service and the victims effects of cclf-admlnistered poison, rushed to tho Fernaid-I^iughton police said. it to Edith and told hl>r if the case The woman was alleged to have Hospital and physicians Bummonwas successful and 1 got my free­ been refused admittance to the dom and she still was willing would give her my protection." Mnr. Wnlsma was nt first be­ Torris home during the morning, Court questioning did not de­ lieved to to have suffered a frac­ and after breaking a window, was velop what had been Miss Burton'* tured skull hut the supposition said to have fired two shots from answer. was found upon examination to be a .22-caliber revolver at Mrs. TorHa said th at Miss Burton had re ­ erroneous. Uer left leg was brok­ rls, neither taking effect. According to the police, she shot garded him as a "daddy." en near the hip and her rig h t hip twice at Torris, both bullets en­ is believed to be badly cruahod. tering his stomach. The woman then drank the contents of a bot­ tle o f poison. Little hope was held by hospital attendants for their recovery. Campaign Director Sketches Plans F<fr Baseball Financing THIEVES ARK VERSATILE ATLANTA, Ga. Mar. 23.—<A7— Atlanta thlcvea proved their veraatiMty laat night by entering a local barber shop and stealing hair cutx. *' A fter making their way into the shop, the men trimmed their locks nnd littered the clean-swept floor General plana for the opening here next week on an intensive arive lo r funds with which to fi­ nance .Dio SaUfofd' baseball club were briefly'outlined today a t tbe weekly Rotary Club Juiicnouii by Fred Dale Wood, educational direc­ to r o r to e ' A bier ican City Bureau brought here to apply bighly aceuuik! campaign aiemods to r uic first, utae so. ia r as i t u Known to u drive of this nature. 1in commenting on baseball as a community asaef, Mr- Wood told vne i*otartans i>1 too practical ad­ vantages u», ue expected irout plac­ LIVERPOOL, Mar. 23.— ing a gowi team ui t«e stale league Lock Ah d a m , Chinese merchant, aa*utst men cities as lam ps, o t. ,l,«.u>nuurgi Urtanda anu Barosota wds hanged tbday for the murdef of h is' Welsh wife and their two using m at wouiu come to uie uity handsome - daughters, Doris, 20; auuauinuai1: es a result ot .honor.* and Cclicia, 17, . . . . . . won ou tne diamonu* ol oiner cities The murder was committed ap­ uy toe t-atery r eos '. parently without reason, during g . in treating a t the recrcuUonal celebration In hia home. A « fr aiue ol pascLwtIt, Mr. Wood uectar- he had shot them dead, Lo*k Ah eo trial “tnero wak no mora wnoie- Tam calmly, cilled the police on u ,m i h r beneficial game in tne the telephone and told them «jf the world titan Amencait baseball and po more emeaciou* medium of od* ^ T h e murderer was $2 years old vclopwg fcoutmunuy . ap tm tn*n drive and asxea tne support of **•. FOURTH RACE—Purse $1,000. Claiming. For three-year-old*, 'ir e and one-half furlongs: Berkely Square .......... ....... -...•101 Dickey Lee --- ------------- ■___ 104 Claiming. For three-year-olds and upward. "The * Sanford Purse.** One mile. Sea Green __ *................. ......... toe Overlook ........... ........ .... ...... .....• 01 Brownlo S m ile ______ ......... „..*108 Cspt. Honan .... ..............!...... .....llB on well wl*n challenged sad Mac O’Boy ........... „.... - ........ „.*10$ off the challenge of W n T< In , handy fashion. Sports SIXTH RACE—Pufse l l Claiming. For three-year-oh upward. One mile: Mecurti r* talced ONE KILLED IN WRECK RICHMOND.>Va.. Mar. 23.—(/f) —J. L. Cashel), 28, of this city, w ai killed today when a truck he was driving was struck by a train a t a crossing on the Southern Itailwsy West Point line, near here. Cashel] was believed to be alone In the truck, which was tudly dam­ aged* Thousands of hhi needy country­ men were aide if by him,’ I Be wai well-known la the Chinatowns of New York and San Fnftjclaco. Claiming. For four-yenr-oida and upwnnt. Ono nnd one-sixteenth miles: Gold Mark ........... „...u.... .. — t U Sword ..... ........... ..................... 100 Geo ............ 11$ Admirer ....................... — MOB Cabin Creek ...~M,.*IQ7 'Denotes fivo'poumU apprentice allowance. Weather cloudy Track fast. a e ttw e ra M K S known, bqt ho was influential In around hia nsok until the F ■ S K S t s - h « % Lock Ah Tam said last night jlUt. calm stoicism to Percy Youli, a local poUtKUn, who organised a W if e t i u n u o p c u iU * u w c - n g u f d g F petition fo r reprieve. • everybody , who elgned the JLM-lgwftu V/*.al*itX» ' Ui wv.*n“«fU^ fN the condemned man add- imiu MSI uig.u, air. roar.anil t I am extremely grateful to, (uuj csiMnwUaw* *ppo.itwJ *o anteut end happy, have done wrung, hr join-the loved TODAY’S RACES] purse. Fdr four year-old am wards. Five furlongs. F ln t, ry 0 , 107. 81227, $26.40; as Wee reddU r, I??. $340. ( third. Spontaneous, 105. $4.40. Third Race: Claiming; ] $1,000. For four year-olds an riv e and a h a ll furlongs. ] Mereutio, 11$, $6.80, $4, $31 se Ha* It Through, 108, $15.40, | third, Rough and Ready, 1 0 7 ,1 Fourth Bate: Claiming! | p u n a . Far three year-olds ' upward. -Six furlongs. F ln t • fate, 103, 43. $2.60, $2.40: M III D. Murphy. 108, (o, $3.20; Chef. 106, *3,50. I _ Fifth raco—r 1‘uree $1,000; C 1 ihg.' For tMdaofwti-olda. an Six furlongs. F l n t, Case $12.20, $3.40. $3.00. 8t Greenwoods, $2.40, $8,00. Sanford-citlzens have been invit­ ed to attend an outdoor gettogether meeting and entertain­ ment to he held a t Longwood on 'ibursday/according to {secretary K. W. Pvarman of m e local Cham­ ber of Commerce, who la In rdeeipt of a letter from V. C. Calloway, en­ tertainm ent committee chairman, urging 8 large delegation at San­ f o r d people to be presunt a t tlw to be obMfvad i4> *i*ruirifU\M| 4*1!*• 1'carman expraaaeu »-•l--many Sanford people Vi>u,- i*a.\ themselves of tbe uppurun.ity «* foaUring friendly the yttiaana of a. tbe same time d eru.,.j -^ n y ^-iuable Ideas that mu/ to this community . ... uimlar cntvuii.n.uvi:.« -•> a .I..ltd*/ qftl 4» *'4* BW.I l^-A * tit tririo ill . ' » 4WV naaieig a trie -day erennd un! » S 3 i.ll8fn; - * S S 3 3 Shanghai ;---------- ... Gailfoh) ....... ........ ...... ........... Local Citizens Are Invited iTo Attend Longwood Festival Chinese Merchant Dies FortMurder Of His Wife And Their 2 Daughters s u er spokes Sb n e u yf ofethe "coming T Greenwood Finli Second and Sal Third in Race Hotel’s 91,000 Pi fcrd*Mri"y *tb*WsbWcn jerk b Uie victim's iwck. but in cam does not happen, death h slrtuigulatlon, . ■ Under tho law a'af Ceonm It h not necessary U> bar* �q AN FORD HERALD, TUESDAY, •dnptatiuh of the Pnjro-boy'* tlpht I Tarpon .Sprlriff«--New .window NoT,< K T o S jacket and cloao-fittlnff tronew M nnd door factory to be established. "Not everyone can wear it,’ on_e_____ serves its New York sponsor. _l . -----— l •>pnilng_t\ \ id?nlnff of sevpral of Vcstees. the ruffled nml pleated most traveled loudness ntreats, fu"bibs” of the tailored fashion, lend vnred by Chnmbor of Commorc_‘. * \v. w all neckwear in popularity a t the electric railw ay to link interior moment. Belts of many thickness l lorida cities* a t cost of $10,030,- i- f. IIOUSTO^J u. . , •''•Lenter* i-n. r} and colors incrensingly encircle the OOO. •*» “ —J (By Th^ Associated I’reaa) W a r ‘ * ’ ■ ! « n nil ^ <__— i._____________________ Fashions in dojrs change as modo. ..........*------ ------------- ----- ' whimsically as fashions in women s; Governor Smith, in urging hol-t ^ clothes. Five yenrs ngo the shepard aeldom appeared at "S' doff show. At the ffolden Jubilee Doff Show of the W estm inister Kennels club there were '101 shepherds en­ tenement houses, now in use, that j tered. On the other hnnd, there were condemned tf* public menaces was n solitary puff, where dosons as far hack as 1885. paraded n decade nffo. The wiroA rt compromises' with Innova­ huired fox terrier alone seems to hold hla popularity unaffected by tion and gives more than n passing time, hnvinff agnin, ns for several nod to eccentricity in the Hail of years, led in the number of entnep. the Unsung. Unhung artists, whore works are being shown nt the Aln, Turtiirig up ns n pair iirth e rnpld mnr hotel. • “ Fulton Street Fish M arket, by j sluifflinp hf Broadway’s deck-of, dramas, "Tlie Dybbuk,” n Jewish a prise fighter who punches bright i Folk play, lias the distinction of colors onto his convns, vies with playing sirputaneously a t two thon- "V irtue.” a w atery composition of tres. At the Neighborhood I’lnyhouse on the Kast side it Ih beinpf given in English, whil« in the Times Square district it is perform ­ ed in the ffenrc Yiddish. Funeral P a rty a s It L eft for the C em etery As New York Sees It A New York a rt denier believing that American men have good taste but fear to express it before their wives, has announced th a t he will open a school to teach them the ‘argum ents supporting their views. His classes in values will be held twice weekly in F. Valentine Dudensing’s new galleries. Robinson "When men gome into a gallery Mrs. W. unaccompanied by their wives and a t Labe Mary express themselves freely they of­ D ies ten hnvo interesting ideas,” said Mrs. W. M. Robinson, an old this tirophet of man's free will in a rt. He will try to subatilutn pound and much respected resident of renson for the plaintive: "I don’t this city, passed nway on Friday know a thing nhnut a rt hut I know t nfternoot] a t B o'clock a t her home near Iuike Mary, at the age of 72, wiint I like." a fte r a prolonged illness, _ . f?he is survived by her children; W. A. Robinson. T. J. Robinson, j . R. Robinson, J. T. Robinson, D. Mi silently, and with a filial reverence, the President of the United States followed a tery on tho hillside. The coffin contained the rem ains o f Col. JohnCoplMge, 3 points to Johtf Coolldgo, whose brother, Calvin, Jr., resin in the •* me cemetery. In front of the Coolidffcs is Capt. Adolphus Andrews, nnvnl aide to tho President, block e o fln from a Plymouth (Vt.) home to n little ceme­ No, 1 indicates the President. No. 2 is Mrs. (’onlidge. N<i, At the right t-tm ho seen the he'nrte. mountcih'fln runners, who is tending the way to ihe sleigh. Inventor in The “ Pnge-boy” suit is the most ) HUSTIS— A Bryan -'Memorial startling innovation so fa r offered Bible Conference and Training in New York's early spring fashion School ik to Ix-giiV its first session forecasts. A large Fifth Avenue jn .hm,.. 111127, in a nmnosed new house sponsors this creation, w hich'church to is* built midway hetnkes it out on the silhouette in n tween Coronado Beach and New stiff flounce that stands out s h a rp -' Smyrna Bench, (dans for which ly from the tight natural w aist- have just been nnnnunend. Tile, line to just below the hips.. T he, site for the Imihling and $.1,01)0 skirt Ir straight and narrow The cash have been ' resented by deensemble suggests an extrem e vclnperu in that section. • Are For Submissive Women AndDogsForDominant Men -i. • CHURCH WELL’S W ild Bill Sale See Tom orrow's Papers _________ .** lie told horn, by his cleverness, 1cat, therefore, np| ’ th o firs t ent won n place by the When man wan eon j fireside and- in the heart of thu^ remained, tut noli or . ijr s t wontnn, Tho cat isicked )iei> the horn-'. y £ j « h i p into liking liifti by III.# The deg could b. and his liidrtpendence.f n-<tfnl work. Me This snmo independence, however Me wan n guardfan. %v»h tho cat the lasting enm ity of ment ami even erm tho firs t man and the first dog. i drive him from lire Ever since. Kipling tells, every ni/.ed as m aster. II, proper man has thrown thing i nt Therefore, dondunut tho cat, a n d .every proper dog bus tho dog chased casual felines up trees. But I Parallel Still every nroper fwonnu still lijtes to "Today tin* inn Juivo the cat aranud the houau. j true. Dr. .hdum-mi In hLs fanciful story, Kipling hit ■“The cut wants tom Upon tho explanation of tire fact warmth. He will gi th a t the cat is essentially th e 'h is independence to Woman's nnitnal, and the dog th a t however. His only of tho man, according to Dr. Albert .ributnni is the ,-etc■' Johsnson, psychologic, at Colum*! eusioiml ihmi. p . \ i bin University. j satiny his hunger, g Autocracy va. Obedience. . . ! wdl not work. "Tho cut is the most dom inating gcr threaten*., and autocratic of anim als,“ D r.1 "Wmnun, h"wi*wi\ Johansen said. "He ha* no lairs, eat. His beauty i it. tThe doir, however, is ftiihacrvicnL In * course, appeal to i the will of his m uster. , i decorative aiiimal. •*Tell a dog to leave the Itnutn,' tit,* mind o| woman ant^ the dug obeys. But try to main the respect ahoo out the cat, and it runs under! woman H r the iinim The Last of Mike MeTigue .'First A irosts Made i; Sn Balm Bcaclt Drive j Upon Indecent Dress ‘'('mini i iitiippi* i/voiuim cy in llie inventor of a popular typew riter and 2Ui oilier tilings, lie told a I \ I M Hi: At II. Fla . Mur J'l (•Vi Fif'd si'll It*- I'.' re IlkoU l I" I'.ostmi riiiirt before wliieh in* was ti l da.\ ;.'t roooii l.y pldiu 11 1 1 tailed on a riiiirg,* of non-suppoil police m t li**it drive uu-uintd ton of las wife, Marion,-former actress j Inquiry into his income mo ll display of Iciainine pulclui- inset). tlldc at (ins* Hot d and mi the Iowa was ordered. streets, when ufl'icei I \ But tins m il ..ted lii Ifii I id and Julia . t : . •P ' Brow n, on c h a r g e s o f indecent , v lioHiire. 'ih e g ir ls p osted $ t.r> hmol for a p p "»ranee b efo re J u d g e D on ­ nelly it •'! o'clock th is a ftern o o n . Ibdb of tin* young wimicp, whom ( Iffii <r Butlers insists were very Inaiutlful, are believed to have giv­ en assumed names tilt be police de­ partm ent buf both declared that they IvrIiIi* at tile Billnwa lintel, hei e. According to the officer who a r ­ rested Die two young wflmen, their evpimurr m is liie moat during a t ­ tempted in Palm Bench. Their lathing Putin worn rolled neatly mill carried under their arms. Thin I imunus vvero worn with carefree nhamlnii and a huge tear lit tin lin k of one of the girl's kimoua? I led to their arrest. PAl.ATKA Kiwanis elnhx ^*ver Hi sjale are now uataing deb g a te to tlm Inlenmlnniiil Coiivetition of Kiwanis chibs, to bu lit Id at Mon treat, ( anm)a, June T-ltt. The locul organir.iitimi has just moIocHmI its mcinbcrs who wvill atteml- Rupture EXPERT HERE l*\ II. Hi't'li’V. *»l < liL‘ii|tt* nml J #|( | ln*9« r11It I III. 11«•11iJ tl'liyn I \|u ll will |j* i >■ill <f11\ In ni t Itt" A HMutillt M ull I Dint %> 111 l i'liu illl In U | Intllio Wi ll I n h(lit \ I.|||> 1Mill ffl.) Al t L y j*•i •* Tin* Hi«t vviixi1kc* Shl».It! 'kill Bill Mill I *1.1 III 1l|4> filM* of l‘H|it h i * F*iiv<'th hut 1 1 *it t ritt’l m lit is «•!>« fiitiH In lu il.it> n|i liii< JlVirilKY i-iinn, m in , *1 v.^t i .ht,vjilti***tniiiii ••vt r till |nt in* i no i uinfs - *Mn|il|fyIiui Iit t*i mtit .i it« *«ii ■* t’!ii ptn hntntHli* II IV II I*11* III* Dili! II il ftiMUl lull I) u itit» Mralit g*ii iimsIi ion tin m anor llir Miir m iMfiiih.ii UiriU’ *»r illfU« »»U i'jUH'r.' Hi' ifiriimioitjit i ui•l um m I follow Ini* >f|t« t.illnuf) p(mrtnlly TIiIm lithl MMiii itl i <**‘| \ nil Jht> unly it'tittfl in ICiuiLnul Hitt! In Nptilii, I'firtlm h o t ' i « » u i lR ■— ______ _ Original Musical Production I'V a lu ro N n m h c r o f ( • ra n d (., (iiu’i*rt l»v Colonial Harp Ensemble Company S p e c ia l C o st tu n e s a n d E f f e c ts SHCOND NIRIIT REDPATH Chautatmufi RIGHT ACROSS THE C O U N TR Y l ' F ro m c o a s t to c o a st n C h e s te rfie ld ' ' V :• q u a l i ty ” h as w o n th e e n d o r s e m e n t o f s m o k e r s in e v e fv w a lk *6f lif e Chesterfield popularity-must n i l Iniiit nurimry. hi)'* HuiH! it .f 111cit I I n.Tl • j itM'.UH or tm m rliuiuuji \ u yrnim-.-. I All r f***‘*k br ' inu^ l.iuiil | Mi: nin**| I be M^r of nit) rlimllr f»r *%rl* Hill* itiitlrr«*lriipM, «im I »*iuar rr»fl %%brn* llir lump |« mill "t'ru,u* T*** arodue- ! ■* ».rerM.linir»K .u rs; K l r « t •*"< r » i |. , „ » , ,Mi BesT.iV I,., i FIVE BIG DAYS Seusnn Tickets $3.00 April 7 to 1,2 c o « ^ Liapc �’American Beat Sugar and Mathiei NEW ORLEANS. Mnr. 23.-</P) Bon Alkali. c 77^°**™ ,*u.l“res. ''Pcn‘Hl Etoady: ’ Eriouch support was forthcoming . to hold the food, motor and south■western oil Bhnros stead” but on| ernlibns were tinned with caution “ " the uncertain monetary aJtuaHon. Gains ____ __of .1 to „„ „3 points /£.mcAcS!^!'L,vr,-c„„, included^ Chesapeake & Ohio, Gen. paratiw grain.table: Cfcjso Year Open oral Electric If. yi[ U iJ. -Cast Iron' l ' v ‘ Fox F i l f t i lSjoss t ,...................... ...... Sheffield, Cniifor. Ak“ nla^ packing and Host uni Cereal! 1G 5V, 155 French francs cased off to 3.r,t May, old ..rfl53\4 Ib:iTi, oents, th* loVcst rate aincc Hh!|, Joly .JS4la 145 H 134 Imt othed foreign exchanges open­ _ S ep t, . . . . . . 130V 164% 1111», ed fdlrly ideafly, with .demand stcr. ling unchanrauUat fUSSYt. 1 i■• NfcW YORK, Mar. 2 3 ._ i / I ^ Cotton futures opened sternly': Way 18.711; May. 18.04; Dec. 17,33; Jan. 172Iu; July 16.20. T . . THE SANFORD ,D, TUESDAY. MARCH 23. 192(1 Plays Accordion for 26 HouYs Cadet Coach M atjteady Failed to Kstablish Record WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 3 ,- t/ P ) IJeUt. John MneReady, of McCook Field, failed in attem pt of March 13, to establish a new world's alti­ tude m m i l .- • vThe recording ti by MncRcady. have "beep dplilrratcd by the BtiteaW ftnls and show that thl point reached by the avi • 7,567 feet, -which is i short of the I'ecord csLib Lieutenant Calllso, the F Utter, in.Octobcr, 10f 4.'> ! [£ > ^ £ K / ATTEND | T he American Legion Folliet at llie Milanc T heatre' Thursday, March 25 Beautiful Coslumes-Beauliful CHICAGO, Mar. 23<—CA*)—Dm; te r lower; recc\rit» 12,401 tub*; cream ery cxtrasjS ipu,; standard, 30% ; oxtpi firsts, 31>@H; firsts, July . SG(u':i8% i . seconds 37© egri Septhlgtihr; receipts 10,014: firsts, i t LARir— © Vi; Ordinary1firsts, 20; stgriiyo May . packed extra, 20V4@%f firsts, is CHICAGO, Mar. 23.—<A>)—Pota­ toes, firm ; receipts 730 cars; mar­ CHICAGO, Mar. 23.—</P)— II. s, ket strong; Wisconsin sacked round ieuimre.— Hogs, whites, $4.PO@4.15; fancy shade A tlantic Coast D epartm ent Agriculture, butchers higher; Minnesota sacked round been freely sold on 18,000; uneven;, heavy f weight whiles, ?:|.85<a>-1.05; .■Sacked rus.*cl3 orida land boom steady to strong; Ilighter _ 7% points and slow; steady to weal;; big packers $3.00© J.(10j Idaho sacked russets. 51.00(a) 1.25,, according to quality; Ohio common ___ ______ and bidding ____ _ 10 _ J rlower; d r 2 4 0 bul to p_____ Atchlsin^SSO pound butchers fptciul brands. *i 35. — ' M l ’ 11.20©ILK'; 200" to Delaware and Hud- *btriter J“ ‘ 300" pounders, 12 50 vIctuhrdetETAOINHauetnuinUctni id Norfolk & West- ©13X>0; bulk desirable 180-pounds ig the mony issues down $l.0t); top 14U-160 pound Noon Stock List ESCAPE FitO?flL.|Ti;K. . weight, $13.76; packing sows, NEW YORK. Mar. 23.—(/I’l |points higher. H,for the f'se In many $ 10.20@10.G5; sorted killing pigs, Amn. Smelt, nml Ilefg...... .. .l: MOUNT VERNON. Wash. Mar •gain im pended when SI3,75('0M,00; henvyweight hogs, Bethlehem Steel - .................. 23.—(AT—Th!rty staUentr. mem­ $ 11 ■ 1 f> (V l)1‘2.05; medium $ll,C'n,0 Com Produajs ........................ tak of selling occurred bers of the GUo club cf Washing 13.25; light, $12.$35@13.G5; light Dupont do Nemours .............2 : lights, $12.25© 13.75; packing so** Erie ......................... $10.20© 10.G0; slaughter pigs 13.50 Famous Plovers ................. 1: @14,00. I General Electric ........ 3 C nttle-rR eccipts 14,000; generals New York Centrnl ..................1 ( ly steady, to strong, trade on fat Northern iVfciflc. steers, best modiunv weight curly Pcnsylvnnia R. R.................... I a t $10.50; Borne held higher; liberal.' U. S. Rubber ........................... 1 sprinkling of good to choice offer! NEW YORK, March 23.—(AT— ings'-hcre; light nnd medium weight getting host- action; she stock Strcgnth of the rrilroud liens con­ steady; bulk of la tte r class com­ tracted with n fresh outbreak pf prising dairy bred cannera and cut-', sidling in the industrial division ters mostly steady a t 4.25@4.75; of today's early bond/trading, The bulls,steady; vealers uneven; most­ improved consolidations outlook ly HJi0@12.50 to packets early; for the carrier issues caused that and St Louts Southwest- few a t $13.00; outsiders upwaiil to group to rise fractionally. jntd 2. The renewal rate $15.00 for caster specialties. Chesapeake and Ohio convertible mrs was advanced .to 4% Sheep—20,000; desirable light 5*s led the forward movement with nnd handy -weight fa t lambs fairly a gain of mure than 2 points nnd active; generally steady at $11.(50 were joined by Wheeling & Lakr LGO, Mar. 23.—(IP)—Poul- @14.25; others slow; practically no Erie -t’s, “Big Four" G's, Baltimore u easier, receipts 30 cars; shearing lambs on sale; few fairs <t Ohio, Toledo Division 4 ’h and S3- turkeys, 36; roosters, of odd i lots of fa t ewes, $8 00@. K aty adjustment 5’s. . Mexican obligations were firmer on the an­ » 30@32; geese, 10. $8.75, steady. nouncement that conferences! were under way wit Mending oil inter­ YORK, M«r. . 23.—(/P)— CHICAGO, Mnr. 23—(/P>—Wheat Litry u n s e t t l e d ; broilers by showed an early upward trend t >- ests operating in Mexico, to |50@55; turkeys, cvpress dny but ndvunceds were chcrkrd straighten out their relations, General selling of sugar com­ by weakness of corn and oats, Uith pany bonds followed the drop in of which sold ut n new low r.. . l podirs, firm; fowls, ord fo r the season. The stmiEth refinrd augur to the lowest price a il; 4o troll’ll, 2G@5G; of w heat was based, more or !«-i, in several years. Worncr refund­ ing 7's, Punta Alegre 7’s nnd an,BfeOon the opinion that rallies wen iu Eastern Cuba 7 1-2's were the be expected. Predictions wen- J o principal targets. Sinclair and I i m kir. 23,—m — current th at an increased m o v e ­ other oil issut i yielded on profit ■liftM; receipts 14,661. m ent of corn w ould appear ns '- n ■taking. ligierlhan extras, 41Ti ns tho country rouda will permit. Vtttrtsi'y* score,) 41 Jk: . W heat opening prices wen \ c SENDS N \ MKS TO MELLON (K (o 91-Jcore.) 39%@ to lc up; May, new 1.55 to 155*$j| HARRISBURG, Ta., Mar. 21.— V stock, current make and July 1.34 to 1.35, were foll.vJ (T)—Gov. rtior I’iifchW today mails ed by a moderate general setluci ! public a i- " r to Bgcrc tary of the ra; receipts 40,234. and then by gnins nil nrouml. j Treasury * eilpn, accompanying -■» ired Seconds, 29@29V4. Forecast of more favonu l|)' list of wlval He termed "law-brcakssy; receipts 101,527 w eather for the corn move men' b a ; ers ill Philadelphia who are now n bearish cfcct on corn. Ap- f ’ withdrawing alcohol under Federal opening % to *>ic lower. May k11perm its." The governor did out make pub­ to 71%, corn sagged. * lic the list but said it contuined Oats sta rtn i lc down. pxming of tod i:'’« .Stock the names of 81 uuuiufuelurers and Provisions were lower, although the majority ^cof 10* dfstillcra and othe rs. u on the buying side. AtJACKSONVILE, Fla., Mur. 2 f wst ■ Line, rallying 6V4 —(/r*)—Conditions and quotali* us 1 COOL!DDE DOUBTS ACTION si by the rail shares to prevailing on tlic Jacksonville nufWASHINGTON. Mar. 23. (AT— vound* nnd substantial ket today as reported by tho Flor­ President Coolidge doubts that 'it re rcrorded by American ida Statu M arketing Hurcuu: will be iicecHsury for the.U nited , Dupont, Woolworth, Supplies of all miscellaneous veg­ States to semi u representative to uck and other representa- etables very light; demand c-tl; the Geneva meeting of the . -18 movement very light; market to Amcricnn adherence to the court, world court states to explain the buying orders were exo- strong for good stodk. Beans, green, % bushel hamper! reservations attached by tho Senate Union Oil of California r high price of 48. Iso- few $8 00@82>0. Beans, wax, Ti bushol hnmpefs, COURT MARTIAL ORDERED jk spots included Radio , WASHINGTON, Mur. 23.—(AT ion, American Tobacco practically few supplies. vco Products, Cabbage, 1 % bushel hampcraJ —Secretary Wilbur today ordered a court m artial to try Col. Alex­ cd sailing was noted in new stock, #2-25@2.75. Celery, Florida l(Mnch cr»tes, ander Williams of the Marine bour’g trading. General Corns, on charges of drunkenness, ■ slad back 2%. points to 4*a and G!s $4.00@4.50, I lows of 1 to 3 points Straw berries, 32-aikart c u lts, iroferred by Urigadicr-GenernI Wdcd by National Tea, practically no supplfqs.' D eiced Smedley Butler, commanding the Mommi base a t San Diego, Cal. Motion, General Asphalt, good. G ow ns , State College, cnfa’p id by •v. tern sheets and lu'dders, as Windsor Hotel hurried Uerc.toOne guest was reported “ MOOSE" McCOKMICK It HREB ALL fans of- otaor tiav? recall "Mno?r»" McCormick ns the ra te d pln*h-hittrr of the New Yrjtk GiaMa, lie could turd. the apple, lo use the .language of the hleach*■riles. This season "Moose" will have cbiirge of th e ‘diamond can­ didate:! a t W ist Point apd will be­ gin outdopy. work ns soon as tho Weather p e m its . . . ' “A llL ocal Talent4* FIRST NATIONAL BANK The O u tlet’s G reatest E aster Sale -Continues to Attract the Shoppers Bargains galore, at unhearti of prices, line the counters and fill the cases. Crowds have filled the store since the opening of this sale. There still remains a good stock from which to make your selection. Now is the lime to make your Spring purchases. Nev­ er before has there been such a flood of bargains—Never again will you have the chance to buy a t these Ibw prices. i OUR COMPLETE LINE OF EXQUISITE DRESSES l.rinK ullrriS Ihr (Vi.iMrn <i( Siiufunt nl |irlrr« Iknlft^lll jilrm r Ihr rnnfHl liu>rr. G rou p 1 T m i ' n r r l i a i.tt.t ) m i « i - r r lirlnit i . l l r r r . l lap«p •IrraM-a ill ii.m-h l i l « h r r |*rlrra Iml l.iilu r ) « it t-nit | , u > iI k u. nl II «r.-nt wit Inn. I l n i i S a a n v hmiil-tuM.-'r r n r l i . I l l m u I l k » r > MM • te l l ua ilalnl> t u l l r a n r r Hi In1 r« u m l In i l l " u r m tl k ‘^ k V: \ t a A T. -vf W S |lk il r r M r a «.t tila4|ttt-| If n n r r lit h r lnna.1 lu lltla I..4 (it anal, n rlallFuli.iL lr ItMl p r l r c . T n l l o r r . l S r r a a r a I h n l n r r n l n i i ) * l n W u « n r In b a m l n o m r f l a t r r r | . r « nm l r i r ( r S r r l t l n r a . 1‘r i . i l r J m i l r i i a l a a r c iilii. u t r . l In In a k lu u I h r a r Mutlrla, Nqi'k «|.|||P%—« n r h qMtilll}— a n S • o c h »•>!» U •rl.1 i>m k e rn r n n i M a r d .- I l t - r r ' )<m w ill lln il w»Ht l r r l n l K . i n n i - l l r t , rn H iM u atli'N * IM a r t n r l l n « imI I n l l r l M a n w r l l an tit h r r l a t a f v t l m n l t i f U U bm4 •-I.lt.ra. l i a r r r l r r f a r u u l r a l r » S a > » — XtS* j\ * Millinery l l r r r l« t b r S la r rlu iln a llin e »•«■>■r u '« ii|.|.t.rlH nlla iw |. u r r l . a a r M * h q u a lify i w i i n r m n l « a r r n l w » l « | ; . O u r a n < a | i r l n « | t a l l r r » « I n r lu tl ln a |. ill-in I r a t h r r « illh f'b M a # a f f M IrlniuiiiiHal h a ll u * inn I l.luuilr kld>. iilaa. M h llr a r t a l f r l t d nl n u r a n lr p rlrr. v , Every Hcctlon of Sartford la teaming will activity. Homes and apartment are being rushed to comp'elion to care for the many hundreds of people attracted to o<4 city by the sound investment -value and great possibilities r general business l l r r r la y o u r r k a a r r f u r a a n i aiirln a a lr n o a t I h r b r f t l a a l u nf I h r a r a s a n au il In a i t r Ml I h r a a a t r ll iu r . A ll a l l I r a t i l t h la n i - f r n l t .r r i l liaaila a« u r l l W ith li la l a h a a d a n r r lit u a r a l u r h mi i 1*1* M W . r « w r r nrl» a n d a a y r m a m rj mm g u a r a l r a n baf. , anfl commercial activities. For a ^Afe and growing Invmtment^we t for Druid Park, op Stale Highway No. 3 (Sanford-Orlando) [where your investment for a home or profit is sure to enbi ice In keeping witl| the rapid growth, and expansion of the ci ,y» Talk with our representatives that you will understand the unusual Investment features this property contains. p ^ Britt JoiiAn (J ittenden OU A ORGANIZATION Frank J.‘Fitzpatrick I Howard Overiin, D. C. Griffin I Mildred G. Penb W. a HiU I E. IL'Fichtird- Sluag- V l : r i,* 1 I Ala U a i a . J r turd uivil io.M.Iag h fM f bul h < atU I hM>r aw atr I r l l u u d a r e o f f r r l a * l l t d I m v « « i ■< « « u a l . r u r d • ( ii r l r r . T h e u l u - h u > r r w i l l mmi b a r • • • t t l r h a t a r* r |r * t *1 I h r a r q u a i l ! / aiU( h i m M< rail* . - Opposite the Post Wr q u a lify n rr q lm l t# h r a M r la W arlburM Ml thla I r w m* Bftm aytlrd* i f H k .ra lla ra a a d .i< B k *a l 1 .11 aru mprlim ai,«rrMq. « h lfr. aU O a r . a r l r i d . r l a « . h i * -Mir, c ) s £)!( 1 1 �As Brisbane Sees Hark to M.rr The Danner of >9*8. Her Path or Blue. CeTrterfa College*. By ARTHUR BH18BANB raerrlah t !«*. *r **"r t '*' , ■ RHO.—IHII m an* Manager »M%N_____A w H i t r Ktlllnr LR F~ JOWRA, K d ll# r R tl1 IP rH I!* llitM I Y e a r - - 47 .OU S I * of Uancball that has become an almost csaontial part of N A T K lt Florida'Ufe. .M o n th * .. With the officinl opening of the pcaaon less than thirty days away, Sanford people nre confronted with the necessity of determining how high our club will go in the long desired eight-team league, for^it’ is the support that the city gives ns much ns the performance-of the players that decides the measure of success. Hitherto Sanford's ball club basjteen limited in its opera­ tions oy the scarcity of funds. Money has always been Incit­ ing, officials of the club have always been handicapped by Mediterranean. In the morning l put on niv bathing suit and swim the speetro of financial failure, and the club has never really out half a kilometre. My mnn row" been given a chance to show the state what Sanford can do nut to me in a little boat nno swim* back to the shore, leaving me on the ball field. This year the season dawns brighter. Plans have been nlonc in my glory. "I climb into the boat, take off aid to finance the ball club on a sound basis that will enable everything I have on. absolutely ho officials to devote most of their time toward obtaining everything, stretch out in the ^bot­ good players. Campaign specialists have been brought to tom of the boat nml take a sun the city to launch a drive for funds along the same scientific bath for an hour. If the sun be­ to bupi i <lip up the salt Wa­ lines that marked the recent Chamber of Commerce canvass. gins ter and aprinkle my body. That The foundation of u successful season has been laid, the atnpa burning. building of n successful club on this foundation is left to the "Thank# to sunshine, floctnrt community. It is for the people of Sanford to decide whether have stopped talking about opera­ this city shall be represented by u creditable bull club or nil tions. I have grown thin, as yotf see. although I eat nnd drink w hat Aggregation of "also rans." I like. For exercise I play tennis. The success of the drive to begin thi» week seems assured, for the money that is asked will be used for a purpose that NOW YOU know. Huy yourself has always been given popular support. In niUlitiun to sup­ « villa on the 'M editerranean, or n waterfront lot on the, Atlantic plying wholesome recreation, baseball is one of the best get or Pacific, and take Mary Garden’* mediums of advertising the city, and contests with other iprcRcription. If no water is edncities has always tended to promote n beneficial spirit of ’venirnt, build a flat platform on friendly rivalry with a subsequeht development of com­ your roof and take sun bnths up munity , there. Liiiiij spirit. njiii Hi Actinic- rays will do the rest. Sanford people have comet to regard baseball as an indis­ Begin gradually, five minutes at pensable recreational source, and if the campaign is properly first, stretching it opt to an hour. munaged, as it seems certain to be, there is little doubt of Keep your head covered with black or dark green m atonal.- Actinic its success. ______________ ._________ rays that kill disease germs anil I h r t m l In C ity b y C u r r i e r , lit, Ifcx W eekly E d itio n ' year. rttC IA L AOTUJBi All o b i t u a r y o tic re . c a r d s o f t h e n k e . r e a o l u lone a n d n o ll c e e of «,ni*rtaln"inr*»« 'b o r e c h a r s e t a r e m a d e w i l l b e b arg ed for a t r e s u la r a d eertieliia I B M B K it A S S O C IA T E D 1‘U B M T h e A e e o c 'n i e d I’r e u la e s c l u n ■ely e n t i t l e d to tl ie une f u r re* i b l l r a t i o n N <4 e ll n e w a d la p a ic lie x •edited 10 It o r n o t o t b e r w l s n •edited In (M s p a p e r a n d a l e u ti ls n e w a puPllKhm] h e r e i n . * All a o f r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f ap aclal itchea h e r e i n a r e a la o r e n e r v e d ’TUESDAY* MARCH, 2.1, 1928. •tlcn program. I — Expansion of school ayatem with provision for Increased fagcflltlca. ' ’ ' .V T H E LITTLE SONGS 5 v l used to weep for loneliness •When dnyn dim mud into night; I, B u t now J sing a little song, ‘ And loneliness takes flight, ','1 used to fear Unuttered things Betwixt tho dusk and dawn; ' B ut now I sing n little song, . And fltraightwoy fear is gone. I uned to douht thut God in good, » . • And scoffed a t. truth in man}-. B ut now 1 sing a little song, And faith Is born again. n , . Oh, you may praise the mighty lay Oh, you may praise the mighty lay* T h at time hna set apart; ’ I'd choose to sing the little songs ' T h a t soothe a weary heart 1 Marjorie F. W* ingi&fleman Upshaw livclarc* RVru) do nut keep whiskey. ; We should say-pot, they drink It f ' too fast. . BgpffiV-1. -------- p-------- *. '.I; Our'idea of real philnnirophy Would bo to donnto funils to keen your local post-office supplied .with J>en points that will write. Up- i ,---------<>-------i Ou r office boy say« it's all right to like soup, but th a t’fl no excuse for a fellow trying to tell the .whole world about it when lie docs ' it. Colortel Today's best laugli House's memoirs show thut lie used all his reflourcCR to slop tlie war, b a t even a full house couldn’t beat four kings— Miami Tribune. Wanted—Two Good Men 1 1,111 01 .saiuU ; world, y^j ( ,1 . V‘SL' cltlZCim Climate and sail are the two big assets with which nature has endowed Florida. Full usi* of these is bringing that state just about everything else that humanity can conceive. Property values are increasing so last and business is ex­ panding nt such a rapid rale thut statistics are out of date by the time they are reported.—John A. Park, publisher, of the Raleigh (N. C.) Times. MY FAVORITE STORIES Uy IRVIN S. C011U I wu Afheircan performers, fill-1 where they ing vaudeville engagements in With glml Loiuion, look lodgings together in j pair bon ier a house oh a side street back of i difficulty n lo y n u Gardens. Late at night. 1latch key*, following the first day of theltffternoon licit Joint Upnancy they left the tiled- ihetr lumiluil tn? in company and, huving hgtl a | the second utte and a lirink at a chophmise s e t ! pick the b, out afmit for the new diggings.! vainly fur u Enter,” £ C a a h lo a * lit ; W - H . lA)Nd * MEAT KAktn? 410 Niiti ford Avcnu» _____ Palmetto' AtruT *■*" T«». )|,* , , . . SI iI b C u r l . l , . p or 'jfg J* , Model Trim Co. **•**• *•"*■** I* \ M, i T;‘Slot tk » Ok u . , CHARLESTON (S. C.) POST Captain Kidd Was A Gentleman dupe i’ll <|isnn|(> ,,r■* , AUTO ■Ide Carlnlai DEFLATION IN FLORIDA Mi’.H. I!. I l . 't ’urson, wife "I lireiiklvn clergyman, •* dead. Rodriiltlon nearly 20 years, unnbh t* 1turn her head, slie held ill het I stiffened fiig frs a smitll m nnn anil reflected in it she was able t» ,-*■ 11 little *>f the blue skv Three Maintaining that history is sometimes stranger than fic­ 'e a rs ng«* she wrote ’ Mv pan h n* tion, Dr. Herbert E. Bolton, chairman of the history depart­ illue." it began: ment of the University of California, has startled social “There’s u bit of blue across the street and financial circles by boldly advancing the theory that Which I have lemne.l t<> love. Captain Kidd's legendary treasure of ill-gotten gold formed One end *>f it rest- on the housetons lilgli the nucleus of the John Jacob Astor bank account. Those who believed that M r/Astor came into the p o s­ Tlie other on the Heavens M l off and spent* Sunday in Washington. As he was pussing u church during the evening' lie thought he would drop in, although the service was half over. The m inister was preaching a sen..... on heaven, und he exhausted the language in describing its glories A man in the same pew turned t*> •the Florida mnn und whispered: "li m ust he a beautiful place; how I Would like to go thery!'' The stranger responded: “Beau tifu) is no name for it. 1 haw been there three years." "Been to heaven three y ears?' *‘Wa4 he describing lieu veil?" "Certainly; what did you think?" ' ‘Well, I’ll be evei lustingl) bu.-- ugg ‘“ ■ • i s v , flANyonn destroy fat nre bad for the brain, jjjja t is why white men cannot on- In June Seminole county will select two men to act ad representatives in- the state legislature. Heretofore there has been only one legislator from this county. These men should be carefully selected in order that best interests of this section are safeguarded. Men best qualified to serve in public positions frequently take the position that they cannot afford to give the neces­ sary amount of time. Politics has.little to attract some of those whose services are badly needed in all branches of our government Yet unless the best men are willing to serve uml to have u part in making good government nml improv­ ing political life what will conditions be-in the years ahead, nnd will we measure* up to our-great opportunities? Sanford'arid Seminole county should be intensely inlerested in what goes on at Tallahassee. This section should be ably represented by two j. (if tlie most capable citizens available. With Seminole county just beginning .to hit its stride, with an. exceptionally bright future in store for it, with many big projects under way, with much constructive legislation to be handled, we must see to it that two well qualified legislators are fywished from our couhty. Business and civic interests of Sanford, and the towns throughout the county, should get busy at once and interest thfcmselves in./electing candidates for the legislature, flood men, capable of fittingly representing Seminole county, are needed rt>r these jobs. There are many such men here. They must be prevailed upon to render service to the.’r com­ munity and to their state. session of his money by pushing through snow storms after animal pelts to clothe women are mistaken, Dr. Bolton s a y s , and this announcement has profoundly shocked society. Mr. . I t tald-D all kindn of people to Astor's highbrow friends cannot bring themselves to believe hiake up th is world, including the that the Astoil millions were started by a "dirty, pig-tailed follow who huii tuken every patent tnodicine on tlie market and won­ pirate," and Dr. Bolton will in all likelihood he condemned either as another intellectual "nut" or as an unmitigated liar. ders why he is still uiling. Which emphasizes the fact that human nature is an exceed­ There are some sections of thr ingly queer composite of conflicting philosophies. city where them are no street With any number of modern fortunes emanating from ac­ > ' lights whatever and residents are complaining becuuso of the fuel. tions of a nature too low for Captain. Kidd’s vilest knifeman "With the installution of a greater to adopt, people look with horror Hit a millionaire accused of white wav system in the down­ deriving his fortune from the operations of a pirate who had town section it is hoped the city the -decency to prey only upon men capable of defending wilt also see the necessity of lakInk care of those residential sec- themselves with cutlass und pistol. ■. . tions now in total darkness. Captain Kidd never caused wholesale poverty, and misery ' by throwing thousands of wage earners out of work. He d* Cyuaty. K«wa, V?fereai T lre i T le iL v ; I IE HERALD’S PLATFORM ' Ie»DDeeper eeper water rout* to Jack* Er Iptvule. fc—ConntrurtIon of Bt. Johna-Iit* Alts Rivar canal. •^ E x ten sio n of white way. Ae—Swimming pool, tennia court*, ttc . L —Augmenting of building program —hnuiea, hoteia, a p a r t H c u t houaes. •✓ —Extension of atraat paving program Je—Const ruction of boulevard •round- 1dike Monroe. B>—Completion of eify beautifies I BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY ? GOD’S W ONDERS—“Who is v ■like unto Thee, O Lord, among the j Gods? Who in like unto Thoc, glorious in holiness, fearful in g . praises, doing • wonders I " Ex. 1 6 : 11 . i PRA Y ER—1”fl Lord. ’our Lord. ■how excellent in Thy name in all ■V the earth, who hast act Thy glory \ upon the henvena." Heeld.at of P)or|< lltM lV C.." The Inst verse rends “ Hill I uni sure God's love and mere' Will lead me Mifeli tiiiongh. And in mv very heart of hearts lie ran nut a 'natch of blue.' " The iialienl poetesN, leleused nt last from her sufferm r. now lias for her home, let us hone, the whole blue sky. , We aiipreeiate that which we lack. How many of the —mrtli's sixteen hundretl million humiiii be­ ings, enneeiullv of those thut live in cities, ever look at the sky. or remember that it is there? THE UOOTLEGGGERS take their hundreds of millions. Get rich nuick schemers take a thous­ and millions every vnar from tlie people of the United States. A practical politician of New York’s fourth wnlrd might well say: "The people iy.c there to be robbed, why not rob them ?" THE FARMER will make the nlil text rend, "But list your faith in politicians or any child of man," Uist full, in Nebraska, when corn was worth 76 rents u bushel, farm ­ ers were told, "Don’t sell *»ur corn; hold it- The Republican party is planning wonderful tilings for you, etc.,1 etc." INNOCENT FARMERS in Ne­ braska alone, kept 1L‘<,00U,000 bushels of last year’s corn crop. Now it is worth 45 cents, instead of 75 cents a bushel. And the funner has lost $100,000,110(1. P R E S I D E N T COOl.lDOK’S father died nracticnlly penniless. Just before he died he deeded to his son the furm on which the President was born.' Will the coveinm ent undertake to collect u tax on thut g ift from father to son? Probably not, as the value of the farm Is very small. Rut how pre­ posterous is the suggestion that lathers should bo taxed for giving pro|»erty rightfully their own to thyir own children, or to tin* moth­ er of those children! When will It seems to be pretty generally bring new interest to this whole accepted Hint the peak of the I section. j Florida real estate boom Tins been! That there would have to be dcpussed and that there will come a flation of the Florida boom hns .subsidence of the wild-speculation beva'an obvious that none but the that has been going on in the State blindest speculators have ever for tlie past two years. The con- doubted i t ,. But tin t docs not mean viction hns gone so fur that the that whnt hns been done jn that stocks of railroads in the South Stale has not laid tho foundation serving Florida have declined for a substantial and lasting deiicavily on the New York Stock-Ex-| velopment which will surpass, in change, where there have been of time, even the expectations of the late soon; rather sensational ru boomers.* Itut there, will almost mors as to the collapse of some.of, certainly have to come a period of the lurgest promotion projects in depression in the course of which Florida. That tlie railroads thus (.there will be a collapse of som e'of affected are sound at id are rrrtnin thy five-minute fortunes which to increase to earning capacity and j have-been shown on paper, to become mole valuable, even if j Too much real money has bepn thi luetic speculation In Flofida invested in l'loridn and the m erits lands cease, i- casih demonstrable,' of the development which has'been and ij is uiifortpn.aly thai there begun tfiyre u n > to o ,g re a t for tjjp, should l>i- any question raised an sHualion to Itjow.up. Wlfat is nijw io them, hut that is file way of, beginning to take place is a nastoi-k gambling, and the Innst b -, lu ra l and ipi Inevitable adjustm ent gilintale and solid enterprises are of values anil a process of digessubjcct to effects of this kind along tjon will have to be completed bewith flimsi promotions. The rnil-, fnre there is full realization of exrond si«irk.s which have declined pectntinns. There is no reason undir the influence of recent ru- wli_v there should ho any concern mors conreniing Florida may h a' c over the situation except by those been carried too high for the pres- j who have imagined impossibilities. 1-lit Init they will, in « faw years. Tin seed has boon planted for n In* at much higher levels of value l mighty development of the Soutli localise the South is facing a peri- ! and the wave which is now receding >d of expansion and development ; will return-w ith greater force in •( unprecedented magnitude, large- due time and will cover n much y as an afterm ath of the Florida wider area than lias beet) affected iixcitcnieat, which lias served to thus fur. Loans ' MONEY AVAILABLE For F irst M ortgage L oins on Liberal Valuation *Itaii. . . rt.1.4 w tk.w I*. I L . ____I . a Consult .us first when in the market far fund* A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Hall, Pentland & lyicCa v AUDITS SYSTEMS 'i A X MS Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sunfunf, Palm Beach, Daytona Reach 317-318 First National Bank Bldg. .< ‘fanjford, Florida S. C. "Ht/IY, RESIDENT MANAGER J OBSERVING PEQELE ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR Men with their eyes open have given us most of our great inven­ tions. The man who depends or* icmly-ninde ideas bring handed him, Tver gets farth er than a setond-hand position. tty watching o spider sninninr, its well a man of uieeliunica) ideals got hia cut* for the suspension bridge. Another mnn observing that the steam in the teakettle lift­ ed the lid, got the idea that led to steam power. A chemist matching a 'hornet building itr. nest saw that it took wood ami worked it into a pulp and then pressed the pulp together and made the walls of its house; out of this grew the id<*a thut led to the many wood pulp products we now have. We live in an age when many new products are in demand. And these three former inventions ure foremost in our search for niNv supplies. . In bridge building we have reached u point where no sti'eani 1eems too wide to spun. We make paper out of wood , pulp and tve niake building niutcriul by beating timber into pulp und the pressing of it into bourds. And in power, we are reaching up into the air where we grasp the float­ ing utoms, and wo are studying how we m ay harness and manage the enormous power stored up in the electrode. . • An observing engineer, seeing how n frolicking little stream tore away its hanks as it went capering along, conceived the idea of mak­ ing that same w ater under a heavi­ er pressure d» the work of thoui^inus of men in the uncovering of ores and phosphates buried deep beneath the surface olf the earth. Some duy n grimy-fneed miner will discover a means of caging und controlling the deadly gases that now infest nil of the coal mines of the country, and he will find a means of converting that gas into power that will do a part ofithc hard work he is doing now. When heads and hands work in unison, things marvelous arc the resultant product. , Some day a high school youth .With a lively imagination wilt reach up into the a ir and find light th at can be made available by night as well ns by day. N ature's won- One 5 room furniahctl Iiouhc on park avc., 9lh block kt a figure under the market. A cash payment will pul one lr^ possession a balance cun be a rra n g e d like rent. I'rice Qne 4 room house on the corner tif lotn. Laurel ave., for $7000.00. This is a nice b and ■would moke an ideal home. ; -k’ * '!•» F’i ; tf fcf-r'V*' ■1 , I* 1 f We have many houses for you to select frotj you are ii^ the market for a house It will P^j .0 see us at once. * C O L C L O U G H R E A L T Y ' COMP. Sanfyrd, Florida Beal Eh(ale THE KNOCKER FT. LAUDERDALE NEWS The life <d the knocker in Flur- the place where he finds himself. id« is short. Florida »s no place1This is u quality he cannot help, for him. He is soon discovered and b“L n,un Vq.uipPcd bF " “ tore given turner* The Wl , l.jhUt‘(|, Kment vsw ntitt> as u x e n his ms walking walking papers. the gl)(H, anJqualities, a ^ ns6 such of v„,. knocker and grum bler are alien to ues, is as much to be blamed for ” »• atm osphere of this state, coming to Florida ns a man subject W hether it is the sunshine o r-th e l to chilblains electing to live in the a ir or the fragrance of the flowers Arctic. Good intentions are not or the bird song th at Accounts for enough to nave the foolish from it, envy, hatred and malice Are not; disaster. When added to this you b' B*0 Florida picture ' 1 find poor sportsm anship and u Cheerfulness, optimism and above* whining spirit the case is past all goug fellowship among all class- praying for. c* ure the rule and not .the excep­ tion in this balmy clime. - People are happy over each o th er's success, hang whereas in Ifeas tem perate tom**1U on jealousy, spite and pv-nimism are.th o se all too pryvulent. While we should1fits j not brag about uur sunny disnosi- the l tions down here we may at least diffei express bur thnkfulness tnut things other are as they are with us in, thuse re- work sjiects, The knocker h u rts nobody The 1 trnt himself. His aspersions but biami serve to neveal some kink dr stra in luck, in his m akeup that unfits him for state. P O T T E R ’S “ O R L A N D O MAID Special attention paid to parties, receptions and weddings. ^ �JJP IIO N E M R S.. FRED S, MRSi PINER’S MUSIC PUPILS APPEAR . : , . IN ENJOYABLE RECITAL ,fl" turdnX afternoon a t 3 Reading “Innoccnse" o clok the pupils of Mrs. Virginia M arjorie Fori Piner gave a most enjoyable inusi- “In the Month of May cal program a t the studio of Mrs. Artim nsia Br Piner, 811 Park Avenue before u “Sans Souci” KpnrtnieiR , ? , . . ■n’s Cluh will hold its largo and interested audience. * Clara Bra" Ey meeting aijd proThe Btadto was bright with has- Study Opus 48 ‘ ' ■ tlub house itt J:30 kets and bowls of aweet pous In Edward Mite varying shades combined with “Dance Dolly Dance" [jo f thc M fthodist ’ Mnfjoric Forrest, J I ' . with Mrs. W. E. Following thp program , refresh- Reading “ When Malin p l,/W J v n P tt ** 3 mente were served by Mrs. Piner Louise Hlcki nssiated by Mrs. J. B. Forrcat. “0nc The W ater"....... [ n „ s of the Sanford The following program was ohBetty Whcc S will present n mln- served; . “Minuet in G" .. . . . . . . L j, school auditorium “Spring A p p r o a c h K r o e g e r . _ George Mite K itten Will m eet nt H S T h a l l . a t 7:30 ■// rseo^rs are urged Kgt s' important •bust* Cirsnsncted. Kirfruted bv.tho AmenI it the Milanc Theater | School Pnrcnt-TeuchItion will meet nt the chool a t 3:30 o’clock, tchers Association for chool will have an im,rcting «t the High torium a t 8 o clock. Saturday , story hour a t 10 the library. trt J. Holly will enternitcrnonn ’lea Bridge thonie on Park Avenue. H Monday L in i lull meets with A very ’ interesting meeting o f , Ap the St. Agnes Guild was held on : 1’ipo Monday afternoon ,nt the home of ' ^ur Mrs. Afchie Betts on Pelmetto p®"jJ Avenue. Tho regular routine of business was carried • out, after |,ask which articles for the E aster ward- i alcr robe for the girls ut St. Mar\> trs school on tho Mountain, were turn- (Ni ed in. ‘ J '" 1I t wns announced that the tinmini E aster bnll will be given on |,ea(| Friday evening, Apr. U, nt the iiii. Municipal Hnll, i<jft On next Sunday, (Palm Sunday) ,uf th B p . Hawkins on I’nrk Ij-SO oVioclc., ’ LcfhtrW, Sunday School ■ hivr social meeting at B f yi;i. (j; H._Smith, 217 B Street, from 8 to 10 N ona B fiuuw sjtJ the AlexK i r Mlcd at 51)8 SunKTiarAiding nil stock, U ifldrbteilniw* hail been h. C. II.' Chile who will [eNigntions. W; Alojindis Company, . Steve Alcxiadis. LEGION PARTY PLA N N ED METING POSTPONED FOR COMMISSIONER FRANK EVAN donee. R. I.{ Miss Loretta Lynch, Providence. R. I .| J. E. Judge, New .Haven. Conn.; Mrs. L. E. Merrill, New Haven, Conn.; IL J . Henthomc, Sanford: Mrs. E. A. McQuid, New York; Miss Minerva McQueen, Orlando; W. W. Mitchell, New York: W» J. Gbldcn,’ Buffalo, New York. ■ T c.gtWciM.chlU.rshrdluctinnnn Valdes Frederick Grebe. New York; Jus. J. Doll,4Now' York; E. G. Grade and wife. Sanford: Sam Shoemak­ ers, Chicago; Ycamula Choromokos; Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. P. Pedfsoer, West Palm Bench; J. Poinos, West Palm Beach; P. Hurry Crum, Chi­ cago; J , \V, Brice, Jacksonville; H. I t Clarke. Vienna. Gn.; W. G. Blizzard. Baltimore, Md.; J. P. Carter. Halifax, Caladn; Max Well­ er. Jacksonville; C. C. Hensley, Jacksonville: John M. Koolinne, Ft. Worth. Seminole E. Johns. SL Pctcrsburjr; Mrs. Cullen. St. IVtcreburg; Miss Olsen, St. Petersburg; Miss Klein, St. Petersburg: M argaret Cullen, St. Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wlnklestcin. Savannah, Ga., A. T. ijtil- often guod. Be sure to rinse well in cold walar. For Your Child “ I want to rend my boy the old Greek and Norse myths Instead of plnfn fairy tales. What books do you uuggest for a boy of 10?" Brown’s “ In the Days of G iants;" Cook’s “Nature M yths;" Culum’s “Children of Odin;" Hawthorne's “Tnnglcwuod Taiea." •Wom*n Stuff! Beautiful Queen Marie of Hu* mnnin figures in yet another part. A Berlin answers a matrimcyiinl pnper and'hy sending Queen Marie’s picture ns her own. The mnn who received it was much ngog When he saw the "original" he filed suit. Jane Addams opines th at “ truly wise women do not join either n a ­ tional trnrty but stand alone if they would yield renl power. In the same breath she champions the woman voter nnd tfic woman who does not Vote by snying th at “ wo­ Louisa May Alcott, author of men arc different from men in re ­ spect of voting." Do wo sniff the “ Little Women," is honored in Lon­ don with a bed installed in memory w. k rodent of inconsistency ? of her, in a new hospitul. ’ They keep right cm insisting thnt ' “ Hilda" women will wenr tuxedo suitH for Nightgown makers are beginnig '"evening dress this season. to wail even ns did the petticoat makers when the slip shooed the Garnish! and Scrv^t petti. It’s pajamas that have com­ pletely shooed the nightie, they say. be made festive by "dressing up" Two-piece frocks mnko their bow the foods. The pound cake, for in­ on the Rue de la Pnlx for evening stance, can become n pudding with wear, thus proving thnt the sports the addition of n foamy sauce. design will not down, Foamy sauce can be used in n m yri­ ad ways. Bent one egg white stiff, “Eddykel" brat in 1-2 cup powdered sugar Wedding invitations should he gradually. When light ndd 1-2 sent nl least two weeks before the teaspoon vanilla and beaten yolk wedding nnd a month is not too nnd stir in 1-2 cup whipped cream long. It gives the relatives n or 1 1-2 iablespoon of milk. chnmv to decide whether they shall give' a cut glass pickle dish or a Handy to Know silver mil howl. Bedraggled, feathers mny he curled by.shaking over a fire and The Club curling with u blunt silver knife, “ I’m on the program for a talk taking n few fronds nt a time, and on famous women and cun’t think turning over. of one Imt Madame Curie," Mrs. B. writes me. Here’s a tUp, Mrs. B. Go to your library and nsk for Kureessfiil ink removing depends on the'kind of ink und the nuilerini Bookman for February, 11)23. On stained by it. Fresh stains can Page 777, you will see “a piece" often la* taken out by plain soap called “ Famous Modem Women:" and water if tho garm et will per­ In the “Woman’s Home Compan­ mit it. Soaking In milk is often ion" for June, llUG, Page 35, "Ten effective. Oxalic acid, diluted, is Lending American Women." St. Agnes Guild Meets With Mrs.ArchieBetts On Monday Afternoon B r Guild will meet with ■ W. Warm r a t the ValE>t 3:30 o’clock. B Sunday Hlrcan recital nt the MiE t r uv W') u'cli'i’k under St Arnes Guild. Dr. Anthony will visit his son, who lives nt Sufkin By Ailcnc Summer ; a the Methodist i t at the'hom o of Bn; 815 Fnrk Ave- R E S ID E N C E T E ;] EPHONE “THE WOMAN’S DAY” Funny boings! The baxoni Lady of Liberty who stru ts her stuff in Now York har­ bor may not be a modish flapper. Undo Sam says that Lady Libertc may not accept n w rist watch which a sugar (faddy jeweler would like to plnce upon her mighty bi­ ceps. Uncle Sam says that if he lets one doting male give Liberty n wrist watch, another will want to buy her permnuont waves, orchid corsnges, and short skirts, until we wouldn't know the old girl. L Circle ot th» BapC|| have a “spend the . the home o£ Mrs. L*L on West F irst If WvtjfiV of wilfhavc n social heme of Mrs. E. A. toiford ^Heights at DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR On pemunt of the injury of Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn, the regular fort­ nightly bridge party for tho mem­ bers of the Social Department of the Women's Club with Mrs. ,1. Olln Limey as ho>tess. has been jHJstpppyd. By Ethel Hays Desires Position W rit. ' Eton J. M onghton ARCHITECT F p t N aIIm u I B u k BMK, I Mrs. Bessie Baxter is visiting Mrs. J. E. Snyder. Mrs. B axter’s home is in Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. W ill Townsend and his- fa­ mily attended church services here Sunday. ■ Treated One Week, FREE Short b reath in g If * r e l i e v e d In a f e w hmV; s w e l l i n g r e d u c e d In a f e w ita jl r e g u la te s th e liv er, kid n ey s, sto eu h ami h e a r t, purifies tb e b lo t s i r e n a th e n e th e e n t i r e ayeterf M rite fo r fre e tria l tr e a t­ Mr. and Mrs.Hodges, of Cocoa, .Mr. and" Mrs. Simmons, of Cocoa ami their guests, were among Sun­ i n g d a y ^ out-of-town visitors attend p (i.im i m o p i r r b m e d t r e . ing Chuluota Church. A tlaata. U r e r tls M ur. K U U. I'll I LIPS. . city lt< ulMinll.it> Officer, I n • A | i f . S , l ’J 2 (. You - Drive - It O P E N A L E N IG H T j i l t ’d & Son P h o n e lHB-J W est Second & M y rtle S tre e t n t Itn llro n d Sanford Cafe n '• S T S T B M S 125 W. F IR S T ST. IN V K S ATIONM 1NCOM Chuluota Robertson, Williair md M onahan Mrs. It. N. Stock of South Orange, N. J., and Mrs. A. M. B arrett, of Newark, N. J., are enjoying u visit nt Chuluota Inn. S a t i n JS-1B N a a a a t a ’ p in D a l l i l a c PUBLIC ACCO TANTS AMUSERCNTS Miss Lelah La ing. of visiting her friend, Mrs tier. On Wednesday. March 17, Mrs. J. E. Snyder entertained at Bridge honoring Miss l.amg of Chicago. Princess Milane “SKIIJK" Willi Mrs. Josephine Preontl hcianio ill at church Sunday. Her condi­ tion Sunday night grew more seri­ ous. M I K i l M A V A I.L t nl*» The riKhtlng tlnnarr" Mrs. It. L. Dunn, who has heen ill for several weeks, is reported hettng .o l id rim Ig'U -ip i w t bJ*perlfll Dr. Anthony, of Indianapolis, started, Monday, March 22, to Sufkin, Texas. JOII.VSV I 'a s l (lur liniil I'miinll i i i .m —Cornell y— ••All T ie * l > “ He will prohaldy remain in Tex us until May and attend,The South eru (B aptist) Convention ut ileus ton. - CONTINUOIJH rmtKOnMANCH Mrs. S. F. Price and daughter, Miss Frances Prize of Albany, (in , were the week end guests of Mrs. Lee Conoley nt her horn in Frank­ lin Tcrrncp. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Belts mo­ tored to Duytoipi Beach on Sunday where they spent the day most pleasantly. Mrs. Mary Higgins left Friday evening for Tampa where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Lucius Me Leod at her home In new Suburb Beautiful. Fancy Cotton Goods for Easter tresses Guarantee at colors, -15-inch Fcrmuiit finish organdy. Orchid, rose, 00 yard, fancy floral designs, ‘15 inches wide. M k. William H. Holding and ■mall daughter Betty have return­ ed limno from Miami where they have been the guests of Mrs. Bold- M A L IJN S O N d p E COLORED VOILES ile, small and large figures on 'light S ilk und co tto n m ix tu ro d e n ig n it a b u s e d p u ssy willow s ilk s .' BG in c h es w L , • i ’ S1.J5 Yurtj EVER FAST VOILES Guaranteed fast colors Rose, blue, green, yellow, p in k u nd o rch id •10 in ch es wide. $1.00 Yard 54-INCH BORDERED VOILES T in te d grounds und p lain ,w h ite. Beautiful florid border*, fast colored prints, $1.75 to *2.25 Yard ^ t e m p t a t io n D N O O C T © P CT V O U (? H U 'S 'P A H O FO PE. c o m pa n y — * ’TIL lE Y ’Pfc- g The Yow ell ‘‘Everything new :* ■*. ' . \1 iiA iv n o n h im p T*- Personals Robert Hines a former resident of Sanford but now of Stuart. Flu., spent the day here on Monday a t­ tending to business. • Box P. J. It., rare o f Herald Mi*, and Mrs. C. D» Brum ley and Httlo Consuelo Brumney looked over th eir Chufuotn interests Sun­ day. Mina C arter, of Cocoa, was a guest of Miss Olive Townsend. 7 ^ >^»U;:<;iNTnATi«*\ x ttT irk . /j \ F t i r tin m l K lre tlin * , y "riie rdglsirelloo book* of th«- t ’lty (V San tor it. !*'tu,. w111 bn open Krt* day. jrtur. III. 1 a m i will close Prl.ufy; April !>, !!•:«. At the New­ ell v IInil Truth Seekers’ Class I HOTEL ARRIVALS | Observe Interesting Lake Program Wednesday Mrs. II. C.Forrest Woodruff, Montclair, The Truth Seeker's Class of the N. J.; Mrs. F. L Smith, Montclair Methodist Church, held its month­ N. J,; T. D. Carroll, Minmi; Mrs. ■i. A. Dear, Jersey City; Mr. am) ly social meeting on Monday a ft­ J. C, Murchison, Orlando; ernoon ut the home of Mrs. O, J. Mr*. A. C. Connelly, Charleston, >lr, and Mrs. L. N. VernPope mi Celery Avenue. The pro S. rjilge. Veto: V. J. Gross, Dunkirk, wftfl.|N.dWWS„# A!rv U/ !.V N. Y.j'M r, and Mrs .'‘d o u r g e W at, Clarke, and was what may hd it s . Haines City; ,Edw ard Prettytermed ns a Fanny Crosby Pro­ man. Ft. Piefoc; George J. flortgram, commemorating the birth­ man and party, Sanford Manor; day of this noted writer of relig­ Mr. anil Mrs. C harles' Bliss, Worchestci. Muss.; Mr. and Mrs. S. ious songs and verse. V. Stmlev, Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. A vocal duct was rendered by Reid Kennedy, Pittsburg, Pr.; F. Mrs. J. K. Spurting and Miss G. Simoom. Brookline, Muss.; I)r.Florence S'liirling. Bondings of ('. P. Sylvester, Boston. Muss.; the life of Fanny Crosby and a number of her verses were given bv Mrs. W. 1„ Clarke and Mrs B. II. Suuires. Chorus singing of songs written by this noted w rit­ er were also included in the inter­ esting program) After the program, refreshments of hot chocolate and wafers were served bv the hostess Mrs. II II Suuires. Mrs. W. T. Fields, Mrs. O. .!. Pope. Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Rose und Mrs. Moreland. E*i ‘ricnccd ^tcnoffrtipher Judge J. G. Sharon, Mrs. Sharon, Mrs. Sm ith, little Jnine Sharon, Mcsara Jam es, Chandler and Alex Sharon, called Sunday in Chuluotu, cn route to Sanford. �Longwood enton Growere See Baseball ‘Club’s R ejuvenation Said To Excellent Market Reserved neat tickets '•for Oie American legion musical extrava­ ganza to bo staged a t the Milime Theater Thursday evening have ture actors, and their wives, drove been placed bn safe a t the Sanford Into tho Yosemlte Valley as the Drug Company, according to an Mason's first automobile visitors. announcement made this morning by Mrs. Dundine Bass, director. Novelty dnneing, solo* and cho­ rus singing, clever skits and special numbers will combine to furnish one of tho most enjoyable amateur productions scon here this season, Mrs. Bass stated, anti those desir­ ous of securing good sdats are advised to act quickly as interest evidenced in the theatrical insures the curtain rising on a capacity house. *■ . . „ The tickets purchased a t the banford Drug Company will be cxchanged a t the thputcr on the night of khe performance. N, Fla., Mar. 2 3 .- ,the W estern 1 w*ree, srill probably hs rather than g rf-'b o a regular.. T > fty B urnett, who Although P a!» 1 Tcrracls,.<m« of will get firs t cil Ip itched/w ith B.Hnttenton in 11)24, **---------t_ *i- jR e3u )Cctod to win his sours. Sanford’s latest -.and. mopt bcatft!-. Of the others. D .ta k e \o f Snartan- ful development^;- was firs t placed btirg.'S. C. l>efty \Wobaon,- Univer­ on tho markej. by Fletcher-Rulsity of P ittsb u rg ; 'GflJirgc Mocker, gcr Renlty Company oh Saturday, a rrish , Mn wGcor^P lh l iila llUd l Uel lp ^ I lh l uia U fn' ;-P 'I VW* f report here for spring practice h *1a ________ __ s m _____t . m S •« r*.. March 20, officials o f the company clan, nnd F ra n k r '•••' * * I April B. Tenn., a re o lf \ youngsters, r t p o r t o ready sale* t>f\fat* to both 1 It is Lerisey’s plan to have jut ville, W atson and Mackej*\ arc port- local nhd out of town fnV>»tor*'wlio v enough veterans on his team «> while tho othent-, arc right2 give it balance. He hopes, to miu> siders arc said to find a t Palm T,errncc oil the Growers' a sort of basebl hknderh. Five Infieldm * essential fa c to n fo r the* modern I achool in which "oung talent ca \ F or the Infield, Larfse.v'-hns Dud­ homesitc. V_ be developed and marketed. A U* ley of Fort Lauderdale, \ f o r first Palm Terraco is only M gbt £ n lM annually go a long way i bade; Tommy Condon, lAt: ^Louis, blocks from, tho Sanford High jyT aiding mlnot- lcarue clubs oye second; Wood of Phllndcli d t n , and School and but six blocks fro.-n the f* ; their financial difficulties.-■/Osor, Now York, sh o rts to p , and gram m ar school, a feature thtff la • 'r Selection Of Lariscy ns dmnngi Rod Sevcir, Coonorvilie. .TciAfl-t who expected to appcaVstrongly to new ­ •,a. of the Bradenton team has prove Is related to Ex-Gov, S o iV " of comer* w ith children. ■ A i ’*}- a popular on* with local fffli Tennessee, third base. A three m inute drive from Uw, < Thla Jan’t hia -first experience li Sammy Johnson,, who hds pfltyed business d istrict over the Dixie i * caily. He managed the Growers j with Bradenton in loaguo ci'ltdea Highway, brings ope to "Palm 1 ! 11)20 and give tho town a got two ccasons. is expected to bet th e Terrace, where workmen ore ra p ­ Tampa—Finns under way for fi­ W inter Haven — Trcsby terinns r v club and the fans / run for thd m ainstay of the outfield. Oi*h°r idly bringing to . completion many J t y cornerstone for new 1100,000 nancing constructing of proposed .% moriiy. ' * , ) candidates will include Deo Rym*V, improvotnenla The property faces church. municipal liospital. While only 18 players have Vera. FJa„ and a b ro th e r,' L. JL tho hiifhway, lying weil within the t , Bned un so fa r, Mnnnger L a rii Kyincr, who a t present is n st;Vr corporiite city lim its of Sanford, I’alm T errace,is laid out with 00 $i sold a few others would probab on the Ozark team in A rk a n san / be added before the firs t workc and Joe Hall, who has played semi-i foot boulevards/—benutifiori with C* is held. Some of the m aterial- nro ball around Charleston, W. Va., stately palms in the parkways. his home.. II All city conveniences nrc included. ,-which means light, w alcr, gn.i ant Hl farris, Shirley A l l 1 IP | IIrving, I * t l l j k f Tenn; 4and 1110 U WH I J side walk*. “Positively no assess* a local youth uro catchers. W. B. Kirhv is president of^fhe nr* nls to the lot owner for slusBrat lent ou club, while Charles J \ \ vnlks", says Mr. Bulger. “ We pay Gray Is secretary and treasu rer. fox there ourselves and are putting In ‘.the very best wnlks that can bo Both art* well known boosters. . The Growers will use City P ark, b u m : : t ■ now occupied by tho Philadelphia * A long the northern border of Nationals. It is a spacious park " F u f n Terrance,” Geneva Avenue with sonting accommodation's fo£ is n.lMr being paved, to fo n h t»nj more than 2,000 fans and is cen­ .new erosB-fltatc highwny' to the trally located, being within walking E ast floast. A lthough Palm Terrace is close distance of the business district. The field is said to he n n e v 'f the in to .th e burincr* section of Banford, tbi* dovolopcrs have evinced beat in Florida, rem ark able foresight in providing for a Hmall commercial center of th eir own, Mr. Bulger states. “Ourr eapericnceXwifh high class homo communities has taught us th at tho housewife o f today appre­ ciates the advantage of n small business district Just around the corner." Mr, Bulger Buhl in com­ menting on bis new development. “For that reason we have laid aside 43 large hits in thu northw est cor­ ner of Palm Terrace, which arc bcr ing sold strictly for business aites. There arc* available, 2113 residence sites, many of which have been ‘Z 4 on f ‘rldny oVcnfrpjwhon a-pleasing y:, urogram w«» furnished ‘W Mrs H utte Stone, p ianist; Mr. C. The following owners 0 ' Saunders violinist: and Mr. A. C. ___ . ire* Campbell who gavo o.monoipeuc iii tho Orange and F* here for the meit. nnd stopping atljU allnn d in lcct Gpri Drake. Dayton Ohio;'Charles? Much m errim ent wur found in (Jsrriri. New York;* G F. Jenkins,In spelUnjr m atch and with n musD Mrs. EM wardtW game, then there was dancing Houston, Texas; ,n „ nlt.i fhi music furpisited by Albert MnnMoore! Miami. Fla;; ■George 1 h“ r : ley, banjo, Herm an Phillips, vlo* lips. Thomas Shnnnon, New YorW; Min, Hendrick Libby, corncj and E. G. A. Parsons, wife nnd dm Kilter, ;• T. Fiddler, of Chiclfgn, nt the pi- P f e i i v ifa ; r no* Refreshm ents were nerved Montana. William JInrris an ’ ’ during the evening and u silver New Orleans; It. Horgnn am I who, collection taken fo r the benefit of New York; A. Carr and wifi eomitructed by wj *f form?Ey a G York. These, wjth those already here, j fill the hotel and houses to capacity. Householders are beseiged i Coast, fifty mi|c. !£* with nnalicatsonr. for rooms. 'J A. % .wik : « ?: T' , Ss dfeft On Tuesday | f At the Lyman School two piaya nro being rehearsed to be *’•>♦ on Jn the near future, one will be un­ der tho a u sp ic e s,o f tho P arent Teachers Association, the other will given by tho Boys’ Club. £C * j V *** ilm mond and attended lh0 , a of churches bold in the andfa ford High S chS psychologist of K Hvored an nddre, cal Problems of * y :% J1 Records Show T it Many Kings Of fh Sporting WorlAre More Than Thirty V. M . C. A . B oard T a Meet Tonight .S. O. Chase, chairman of jhc Y. M. C. A. committee which is ta conduct n campaign for 912,000 to carry on tlib “ Y” work in this coun­ ty, has culled n mi cling of the compilttco ton:g-it a t 8 o’clock, in tlio offices ^if the Chamber of Com­ merce. The date for the campaign be­ ginning has been net for April &, has been o n fo u r Olympic teams. —---- -2--- r <- > nt ^vhtrhHfrwo th s rncn*l*rs ®f the Eustls—Construction work s ta r t­ conimittoe' pope to get tho drive ed on Fred \V- flrecu apartm ent underway nnd completed fn u few hours tim e house. teSK#1!I - -Sm n d lil BUILDERS! but a t 32 now he r!i!i rjtho roost ami Is likely to be a 'rite to hold his crown in spilt in­ creasingly formidable etudes. Helen Wills Excep Helen Wills, who lifted ten­ nis championship at 11) nnfiina Collett, young chumpioruong unien golfers, are excep to c general rule but Mitullu M allory In tennis, Mrs. jlhy Hurd in golf and Misti I h. Browne, BtaV in both spt arc able representatives of aider group of feminine starH. Baseball's luminaries r< the onslaughts of time pt-rhio a g reater extent than any opustime. Rogers Hornsby,, ,-pio;i b utter of the Nntjonul Leu will not lie 30 until. Aprils buc>i star* an (k>bb, Bpeukor, linn, Johnson, W heat, ( ’nrey, latin, Ruth and Coveluj|kic nro .i. opd Yon can mnko big, quick profits by bsM* ing houses in L o c h ' Arbor. Investigate tba property and tho special offer so pared to make you, a Bontiug, bathing, fishing, on on 18mle wntcrcourse nt CiTalnl HpniK • fed lakes. Ijight Million Dollnt-fj! Other crops nnd other industries hring Sanford’s annual earnings to many millions of dollars. r With ttiis industrial and financial foundation, It stands to reason that investment in Sanford’s'enterprises,nnd real estate will not only be safe, but also very profit­ able. . ‘ It ta k e s good coal to m ake th e ste a m rc'5, <• q u tre d b y h e a v y duty rl T / ! r y e n g in e s. W o r k in g men i 1 ire h e a v y d u ty engines, yv ' T b o y m u st h av e plenty of e n e rg y — a n d energy slm u ld be b u ilt with good bread. I t given to th e b o d y th e fifteen ilflfc re i\t elements th a t a re n e e d e d to b u ild bone, b ra in , m u sc le , tis s u e , h e a t, e n e rg y and e n d u r ­ a n c e. No wo eking m an can r e ta in f u ll strength a n d h e a lth w ith o u t e a tin g a g e n e ro u s amount of g o o d b re a d d a ily . ffjm ! - LOCH ARBOR, a high-class residential addition to the ciiy of Sanford, offers most because of its Idcfil location light at the door of the city; because of its beautiful wooded hills, and lakes of purest spring water; and bccause of the fact Hint it is being developed by substanm ;!u.fiinesH mon of Sanford. Men wh</understand feverv condition, and know just what will best contribute to its future success. • Your own good judgment will counsel invcitfiicnts in Loch Arbor. > .. *- In each loaf o f Merita Bread there is, in addi­ tion to the richness of wheat flour, a generous amount of milk, vegetable shortening, cane su­ g a r, barley malt and yeast vitamines. The adding of these extra food elements makes Merita ex­ ceedingly rich, evenly balanced and very nutri­ tive to the entire body. Whether the men in your family arc physical or mental workers they need the richness con­ tained in Merita Bread. Servo it to them regu­ larly, Two sizes, single and split loaf. * i *”i ♦ ‘ ,' * ■• (THsi)* lijr Ui« SALES agents. Next to Post Office . a '* \tr 1SIlE i \D iii'r . O ur rrp rru ru la lltra tb i- |ir ii |H T lr . W« w i l l Vr ||l i » » * 4 *• , r r , — 7 « « • » * f * ™ 1 •• l»«c of thla u|t|>orlunll>. T o r la **» ••k*r n ,r. n tru r ruorr|illuH uf l.iH-k Artiur. f �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 23. l! lection U t S ta te / d Crops In 1925 e0 ver$ 5 1, 000,000 Youth May Yohe ■CIptittBoti I, (li VriAi; only, B 1. n. ti J |). m. Hb|k.ia B o .'C jLt./ h !, T o m - only, J . —*~ * ■ ■* 11 11 ~~ FORT MYERS— All records will be broken in attendance a t the convention <of the State Elks Assopiatiqn, a t Fort Myers, April 6 nnd 7, officers of the orginixntion predict. The twenty six.lodges of tho state will be represented, some sending as ninn^-fls 150 delegates, r'fls., Mar. 23. Industrial School fo r Boys and the State Hospital. Jordon produced • N ortheast, composed of Alachua, ralucd ol $511- Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, useesed valua- Duvnl, Flagler, N assau, Putnam , jr at $151,251,- St. John’s Suwnnec a n d -:U n |o n irurc? supplied counties. Totul area, -1,1)42,054 or 14 per cent of the sta te ; tment of Agri- acres, population, 255,548, or 21 per cent ,n Bureau. The of the state. Tho crop .production middle rectlun percentage follows; Sea Island cotton, 05; Irishffpo07j plums, 4"; peanuts, 41; . (he middle sec- tntqcs, ponchos, 30; oats, 31; sweet pota*L, of those far toes. M 31; i M beef a i M cattle, i l f t 31; " (trapes, divisions of the -(.northeast and 30; figs, 30; velvet beans, 28; poul­ try, 25: rice, 24; Horses, 23; nogs, 24; mill;, 22; 90m, 22; sorghum £ the southern jjire stock, were syrup. 22; su g ar cane syrup, 21; J). r,27, with the pecans. 20; dairy cattle, 21; mules £ -$111,405,523 17;TUbluu:e. 16* upland cotton, 15. C entral S late Crops C entral. Brevard, Citrus, H ern­ arc ns folando, Hillsborough, Lake, Levy, Clarion, Orange, Osceola, Pasco, rro|» nn'1 ., , v 0 Pinellas, Polk, Seminole, Sum ter, tiiswswl valun- Volusia counties. A rea, 23 per £j. population, cent of the state; population, 30 l>^pj nnd live per cent. Crop percentage; Can" Epcsscd valua- taloupes, 07; lettuce, 1*0; oranges, lUuIntion, 282,- 88: cabbage, 84; >tra3C&errics,82; field peas, . Hfplicil Vyj ' o cuctnhoars. Eljdve the pm - beets, 09; English pens, 08; celery, ‘VJuci'd in the 91; onions, 04; guavas, 54; Jnpiln Vith the nrea. persimmons, 63| milk, 50; egfrs, 47; LmritaRO of crop peppers, 43; lemons, 43; bananas, 4 3 ;.horses; 42; squash, 42; honey, 41; beef cuttle, 38; wool, 35; pears, E g friips ■*' ■* i* west of the ■ Area, 27 per cent! ■af the Ktnte; popu- rice, 20{ figs, 2C; plutns, 25; limes, Ket, producing the 22; mules, 20. South, Prnwrtrd, C harlotte, Clny, Cjyr of the crops Collier, Dade, DeSoto, GladejL H ar­ Laebcrries, 90; cot- dee, llendry, Highlands, Uw, Mana­ |carth, 95; oysters, tee ,. Monroe, Okeechobee,, l’nlm h; prnehos, 79; |>ea- Reach, Sarnsotn, St. Lucia coun­ [r rtne syrup. 53; ties. Aren, 30 per cent of the SI; hogs, 51; sheep/ state; population, 21 per cent. Uey, 42; corn, 40; Crop percentage; Pineapples, 99; t naval stores, 33; avocados. 99; mangoes, 98; coco, lp<5, 20; peenns, 25: nuts, 95; egg plants, R0; .limn t Viler melons; 18; beans, 85; limes, 70; tomatoes, 57; U 100, nnd HO per bqnnnns, 50; gunyns, 49; grape EmIp in the United fru it, 20; cucumbers; 32; squash, Edion Ims the State 28; English pens. 24; string beans, LCourt, Stale Col- 22; rice, 21; milk, 20: honey, 20; [•A. & M. (Negro), brnngos, 20; lemons, 18. K j t . ik wi ll l.nown sill 1<i- *•»11- DAY BY DAY IN FLORIDA It was Mated. Arrangem ent! f< and Panl O. Mere- , tho entertainment are now belt f day. On March JO, 19JJ. the p a -! dith. exeei secretary. with WU- *. • per made its debut ur 1 * “ n. director of cx. * f tho F o rt' Lauder* lale Sentinel, tension of tM atlonal Aeaociatldn One-Bye1’ publiflhed'n? n Wi-Ckl will be urn of honor a t the }J d -- --------— Crasher/ G. Mathews, its editor Man; monthly mc< i»r of the Tallnhaji( has announced his intentipn Interesting items regarding Finn c* Iloartt, to be helu ■ j ___ d a ‘a early life were .found by mom< fhan li 21. O ivrSi tint! members of .5™»>> the gate of John 1). Ito irdaripoibers of the Dolly News editorial local boards om several ft-ctions i e'w r> ut Ormond Beach, J° collect “interest" on a" nli II also attend. • 8,ate* the oil magnate g him 8t‘ven years ago. *. • St. Augus s—50 nuw horr — ■— • . FO RT) LAUDERDALE —»•'...... ........... .................. ........ ................. costing $l,0f OO, will he built on F o rt Lauderdale Dally News has Clure, p re a id ttt o f the state real I>nvls Shore* When you seek a kite for a home, the paramount ques­ tions are location and desirability—particularly as to the,desirability of the neighborhood- and what kind of neighbors you will have. This question is happily answ­ ered at Sanford Grove: . t- /»-•—~ Your nearest neighbor at Sanford 1 Grove will also be of '* * good taste and refinement—-those who seek to avoid the din and hum-druAvbf the city and who want tho utter­ most in life and find it “Amid Majestic Pines”l of Sanford Grove. * 1 Twin Tar Heelers is also perfectly sanitary nnd prac­ tically Indestructible, nnd should Ih> worn while bathing. Only gentlepien ore invited-td call nt thi* timu ns n special visit will be made here laU *~for women nnd children. N nllro: “The Vacuum Rupture Shield" enn not lie fitted by mail, liveay rase m ast be seen/person­ ally. Please note the nlmVe dutrs and hours carefully. S trU lly .n o cbnrge for dem onstration. AddfoHs all correspondence to E. J. Wc want you to sco Hnnfni'd drove. Make arnuigcmenl to ro to the property in coirtpany with our repre­ sentative; he will lie pleased to tell you of the improvement and devel.ipmeat proif.am. H / j . II' 1.1 H a, ill. ■ M ^ 'T I h- Vneeu- 1 REFU SES TO R E FER E E B k ' r "ill not only . Imt wiii ill 30 days on Bus usually giving ■nliif landing 1 "f the sire nnd ■nintmi'. PAIUg. Franco, M an ■ Fearing th a t Hurry Drake, English 1 heavyweight, might he killed in the 1 ring tonight by Paollno I ’m lin "Tiger of tho Pyrem s." Henri Rernstein has refused in itTeree. ■*i' not expoac your- He has been informed that D rak e! t ' r of w in rin t old- baa heart trouble■with undcrstra|is. Itminlly 'place the CARRIES .ONLY DIMES pti and not on th? GLEN RIDGE, N. J.. Mar. 21— rg. This often (/<*)—Mirs Gladys SelU back from htion which usually playing g o lfiwith "John D. Rocke­ immediate surgical feller, nt Ormond Benchm, doubts results jn sudden that he carries nny money in hi;Vacuum Rupture pocketa, but new dimes t<> give fj,!$Kl feminine twins in Norm Gaiolma are Airs, • understrnps, dm away. His chnuffeur nlvvays pay* ., l:Miss Susan Boyd, pictured here. They're ** '.iiddcrn girl" isn't a bit worse than tlu> girl of I the body yr legs. It the eaddy nnd other expenses r J r i h M M 4 m I-, SB 1 i iv;' Y j9 ji t IT ■ ■ ■ 1 ! m - H n l '- '- i J F irs t N n lin iial H ank Ithlg ra ■■ ' 1 These choice lots arc located on Ihe Dixie Hinhwny and Eakc Mobile between Altamonte Springs nnd*I»onKwood . 10:30 A. M. <>n the Grounds 1 ~ Those content with only the besL turn instinctively to this wile. Therej . - Is an Impelling urge—a yearning dcHte—with evmf.one for the best In all things. Ih ls is an Incomparable kjeation fer the choicest of Lalte I ronL Lots on Lake Mobile and Lots on |fc$ f’wmoU8 Dixie Highway. 1 J • , n { Terms: Small Payment Do Thursday, March 2 5 th ■• 1 - ■ (j® 1 W *1:■m 1 m BARBECUE DINNER, BAND CONCERT—1100 THROWN TO THE CROWD On Lake Mobile and D ixie Highway \ f .: BALANCE EXTUA EASY *, * fl You Arc Face to Face With a Genuine Auction Sale! You Are Face to Face With a Genuine Auction Sale If i. �Berlenb T h re e T housa: S e e C l o s e ?( In S e v e ra l ns Major League Boys llay'g ^ , f g ram* to 3 {o^y while report* th » iu and mulH in* caijip ne^ * » I^ M U h e j£L»* 5™**' t(HC«th«rr Lending Coaches Give Their Vkwfl cn R u lin g Decided Upon’nt Meeting Saturday;) Zuppke Voices Disapproval ^ i n C aU fom i^ w “ 5 resumed £ NEW YOTIK _,____ , , Mar. 23.—Some prominent footbftl! .authorities dis­ ■ v-vr \ agree with members o f-th e I. 0. A. authorities oveV thc new for­ Of Track A . A ward pasa niles. j Lost Saturday, it was j]ocid?d fl 2.1—(,P )-T h '2 th at only one incomplete forward J o%i ndarre.* th at ___ puss would be allowed In n series play makes Ja»lt ri rluil bey. applies of pldyn without penalty and that j ip baseball, nn well ns any other tho ueeond nnd, third unnu'-cossful jl-Jl1* of endeavor. A t any rate,'the effort.^ would cost tho throwing 'boy:: Ju t.ho r ^ r ’ng tHfnc** onmns team flvo yards. Pro evtt^r.r; a-little tattit of fishing, Argugients of tho coacbe.i fol"■'•If nnd other d,m im es, nr. well an low: (intens.v^ drill on the diamond. Jesso Ilowlev, Dari mouth—Tlio 'I lie Pofftotl Braves took a Sunday off at Ft. Petersburg. Fla., fishing now rule penalises the forward and sw atting the golf ball, instead pass to an extent which will doprivo it of its present uno nnd again releg ate‘it to n la rt resort. And, a five-yard penalty will mean nothing to n team trying desper­ ately to win in the loot.five min­ utes, I’m sorry to see it. Robert C. Zupnke, Illinois—Tmpositian-nf penalties for incomplete passes Is a m b take because it will make tho game less daring and less interesting. Another effect will be to moko the. officiating inoro^cumljersome. Many more fivo-yrird penalties will have to be stepped oi By It. I,. HOOKER Lou Young, Pennsylvania— Rather than discourage long and Will in m in d .. <. • indiscriminate panning Into in the out in largo numbcH and the game, I renlly believe jt will tend f While exceptionally favorable re­ to encmirago more throwing of the Spring stylos moot - of1them Vore ports aSa coming out of some of i hall. * It looks ns though the attracted as much attention as did the scamps, n hit of pessimism is I check was aimed nt some of the a few of tho events on the racing the la tte r tho rnco t dn ’, , being registered nt a few. Con- colleger nnd universities th at have program. The othey evcnla os tt i nio Mack lins been viewing the J been too proficient with tho ptlsswore the usual Monday n Vnnce Douglass, president of tho work of tlio Philadelphia Athletics ing game. **, . t*P®, although the run iii FnnCord Baseball Club, wns one nt Fort Myers, Fla., with a gloomy fsw of them brought fpt . Dr. J. W. Wilce, Ohlilo S tate— nf jn n u y from Hanford who went finishes nnd o Restricting of tho pass will detract down to the course crirly and being th« firs from tho spectacular features of stayed until a fte r the last race. track. the game and will place a greater In the first race, [Felicitous, burden on the coach, who annually Very few-patrons of the belting heavily backed by his admirers, ir. asked by alumni and press for booths were down on Wico t»uy, in more varied offensive styles. . I tho sixth, nnd the la tte r hreeled nm somewhat disappointed. under tho wire to pay his few Tad Jones, Yale—1The effect of nineing n flvo-yard penally on enrh incomplete pnss a fter the first one should add n greater premium to its execution and have n tendency to cheek its indiscriminate use. In many cases It nhouhl have the ef­ fect of speeding up thb game. Htegrmann Favors Rule , ATHENS, Gn„ Mar. 23.—UP}— four-1 Tho now forward pas* rule in footFirst, i hall will tend toward the all-around icoud, improvement of the game, In’ tho Joe . Chittenden 'and Charles d, In opinion of Hcrmnn J. Stetfpmnrin, Britt, flying' the colors of tho bond conch and athletic dirccthr at BrJtt-Cljfttonricn Company, were m gs: tho University of Georgia here, were observed leaving.the premium ■-olds Conch Stegemnnn is a member of windows with fists full of the long colt-who won on Snturdpy, canto iune- tho national rules commltic* which green. hack yesterday and easily took the ennd, formulated the edict. third event of the day a fte r shak­ ,ueky “Tho sort of recklessness which ■Mnny who nltciided the races on ing .off Kenolinl In thp stretrb. accompanied tho tendency to hurl Saturday The Intter placed although weak­ and then read news d is ­ ings; wild pusses has long been the bnne patches from ening a fte r tho grueling stretch track headed -olds <>f many leading footbnll conches," “Orlando” were the xattle. Lucky Run was outrun asking when the )ver- Mr. Stegemnnn declared, “und the city of Orlnndo was nl>sorl>cd bift stayed for show money. elate, new >ulo should have n favorable Longwood' and Seminole county. by Overlook, another w inner ot sold, reaction on tho gridiron th is ,a u ­ Haturdny’K program , :took the tumn." fourth in speody fashion a fte r n Frhrn the in 'Jnte tcrest r e s t and enthusic challenge from Faseiste, who sta y ­ nsm shown 1*^ the crowds, rac in g ' ed up for place. A ri£otle lastMany Are Entered in ha* come to stay in this county. I Finns for the beautifying of " th e ' A ugustine Amateur j course nml for the erection of th e ' grandstand nre in the hands of Meet Opening Today Secretary Stcinmctz. ST. AUGUSTINE, Mnr. 23.-(/F) I t’s great to hear the alibi lioy.i —Frank Thompson, form er Cana­ dian champion, A rthur Yalcr, Ro­ tolling how many winners .th ey chester, N. Y., Btnr and Kenneth picked nml wero then switched off M. Reed, of tho Scnrsdnte, N. Y. to another horse. - Something a l­ club, wore among those who play­ ways happens to keep them from ed- In the qualifying round of the getting their bets down. . second annual winter Florida mapteur championship tournam ent here Several good stake horsea nro todayexpected to be seen in action before Two of Stanley Thompson of Toronto, the first of next week. won tho o v e n t. last year. Reed them, Indian Lovo Ciill nnd Lovely H ff.L SUCCEEDS COLE was tho runner-up. Match play In Manncrn, fillies from the stable-of NASHVILLE, Tonn. Mar. tho championship flight will begin L. T. Cooper are expected liere ■1—-Jnmos Rrenta ____ __ „ THill, __ hereto­ Wednesday, nnd ono match will bo within n few days. Cooper in also fore nssirtant to the president of played each day, tho finals coming reported to bo shipping Marconi •ho nysteni, was today elected by Saturday, over tho 33-holq route. nnd others of| his large colh*ction. tho hoard of directors, president Olhrtcs who ployed in 'th o nuallof tho Nashville, Chattanooga A fylng round were J. Herman Lynn, Tennessee railroad, to succeed St. Augustine, local chnmpion; J. W hitford H. Colo, recently elected U Anderson, Cherry Vnilcy. N, Perry—rinns being for , lection of new $.{ Y., a handicun six man In the Met­ project. ropolitan Golf Association; C, K, Vnn Vleck, Jr., New York, a five man on tho Metropolitan handicap lint; Emery P. Strntton, Boston; ST. PETERSBURG, Mnr. 23.— H arry Dodge, Boston; Gcorgo II. Mornc, Rutland, Vt.; and Rodney (/P)—W alter llagen, national pro­ Boone nml Roy RnrnhiU, both of fessional champion, nnd Hobby Now York. were among tho entrants who teed off hero today in tho annual FlorOollegiate B a s e b a ll |hc bat and th- i ?V'ne an intrTJ tha Georgia tnla! naer Cobb, ot jS did some pronih* Neon, fla t Uto.’, While In The Camp Semiuol 8 on a soggy innings ag ain st ' the St. Louis Tnmjia— Brbvvna a t Ciearwatijr, .Fla. - The -Browns won. I I t o |2 behind the cstnbllsh hurling of Folk. Tho G ian tsin t F o rt Myera; with Oultlonr | Frisch, s ta r firs t packer, back in A National thp lino-up. whitewashed Connie *l« nirmWi Mack’s A thletics, who failed to ro- e n r o l l dark verso on tho bosa’ reprim and. The li o n f r r . New Yorkers moot tho Browns a t from Am Snrnsota today. InforAiatloa - Rhoim nnd Keen wont to. tho t h l a A I I m , 1 mound fo r the CardlnalS nnd shut The Day A t LongWood Tuesday sCard Walter Hagen And Bobby Jones Enter West Coast Meet Wallace+DennesseyMatch E xpectedT oD raw R ecord Crow d A tA rmo ry Ton igh t Seasoif Opens in Dixie Young Wallace, Tampa’s slu r battler, who mixos with Jack Dennonsey nt tho Armory tonight In the 10-round wind-up pf Ht’prv Co. . dale’s regular Tuesday night show, arrived yesterday in jOrlando nnd pronounced himself in tirime con­ dition far tho (tout ana ready tc give the fistic funs a go fo r thcli money. Wallace la pne qf fits atfongeal boys lit the ring, h^rlhg demon­ strated this agaiOUt Joe W elling a fter only ono day’s h u t between his fight with Welling nml a scrap In Tamiui. Dennessey, who haj from Vancouver, B. C li already working out a t TBslal nvems to |>e In • thr b< He is expected to ( good fighting of the! igon to the north Pm Tho last few show bringing out good cm cards have lie n di. ly well, .Several In the future planned. Semi-final L Young Lewis ,af Tampa, together During: P resen t W eek for w hat m any of lh a customers look forword to ns having all the (H r the Associated }*rrs«) earm arks of a fast and furious With the “official’’ pronounce­ bout. Eclght rounds in the length ment of Spring, collegiate baseball of tho sernp nnd everyone of them stepped Into rivalry w ith exhibi­ promises to bo full of action. tion professional baseball in tho unity wore himself groggy, incr, nn old tim er, kuuw enoui ilt for the boy to tire and ran bis punishing woric . The prennilnnrios are ache as la tho custom. Two tix»i bouts nnd one four-round u follow the battle royaL ■ Many fans nre klcldng Ije th e latte r ja i of n farce eschroyal alw uyi bi group of pegrot two except ionsy S nl fighting our the World War Mitchell. ^ •wn got a hair- , . Espinosa, Chicago; McDonald,, San Jose country , Jackoonville, and U u rie AyChicaKn, wore among other ing stars, who played today.’ professionals wHLdlrtttb $30,prltu money at tho cloao of pparnamrnt. iter start in to do a liule work icy misH you when you take vacation. # choicest tobaccos grown are that will make Camels a I bought for Camel cigarettes. Mil­ smoke* But not a cent is sp lions of dollars are spent every .year doll up Camel cigarettes. No tips or gay and wasteful wrap] to insure their, uniform quality, T he iney is spared in the male* Am erica want ig of Camels. Theiobacco is cured without frills, irefully and aged krtg^T he exdurtam.1. simp! ve Camel blend of fineT urklsh taste o r l e a v e a < �==3= "Crash!” But I tho Col(lwyiin..-....HolIywood, Jnu«t | !k>d eserted ....... ^ 1 i Marin Chamlco Ittirrxlnjs; Sway from llio “M c t '^ - A n fcclotptu; in* person th is-g ran d opera s ta r I He was once in n m instrel show, then to Vaudeville, concert- and roIi dieting ...Finally ho crashed the indam Metropolitan gates. hut he "wants -ramble Europe to ,bo\v..„.H o wUI sail poon notes- from an jn M anhattan; fo sing In BarJin-Pfidonr.^.. r • U p Fifth avfnnc,,and once more .'ihnm fear has hegi expressed l sigh a t the ertammlrtjt Jrnina of that M orns first bought, a ndw the mujmiflcont Vanderbilt man­ imt before leu vine for Hollywood sion. Eflrbpo would have i pre­ —or was it Los Angeles .Thnt served su c h .a plnco. There will is quite litchrrcct___.The beanie of Hover be another such In this land. th^ producer is the,sum o crushed Hut such f o th p gesturfc of New and windblown masterpiece a s -of York; destroy am fb u ild .. .... yore----And lobky w w l ttj. g e t tlrrre Just As tho, workroett Wtrc mahijig ttway with tho statu e, of Richard Attorney General to, Morris. Hunt....... T hctv’s a n .intor- H e Didn’t /f J X ■ * . :v.«l A t the Sign of a Good Bank •> Where YOUR business ia welcomed—ami APPRECIATED. Take N ex t Action in! L&mb Murder Case' « Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings ' TALLAHASSEE, M arrh 23.— (/PI—Ti>c next move In.tho case of John J. Lnmb of Bradenton. con­ victed of tho murdor o f Harold P. Gaip* of Tampn, will probably come from the attorney general's office here, ft wmi indicated todny by A ssistant A ttorney General H. K i te allowed to go to the KJat-Spring-IsTComlng.” ■tePaid -Nancy nnd Nick tothe March n s re ;'-N o t U J It’s Red Fox. H o’a Iftlis hole in the ground, and | l«xl notion to roll a big fartr it so he can’t g e t p ut Lmrr. I ’m sure th a t all the [folk and\-- meadow people | be a lot happier and feel a &* ikl’’ whispered Nick suddenly H'ovcr Mister H are’s should: !e turned ju st in time to aco tall whisk behind tho lit bu&h Hint m arks the* path, JJp Laud. nds save us!” cried tho Mai wriggling hiB cars excitfld -.1— Tlhat’s t ni ' s I>Ad out* Already. T Roddy imself! And he’s in the ve jy txuuiblc place he could Be. body has to pass th a t bush dn Ram* And suddenly down he ray to the barber-shop Ip runhed, like thunder. kBp Lind, nnd Reddy's the .A n d before Reddy Fox mutd jum p out of the road MisUr Ham hit knows it.” r/i v. do something?” Bald had low ered,his bend and tutted him clear over the to p of tte iiDl ’riijun! thinking,” , rem arked rig h t into th e middle of the Liadlard* Rare. “Yea air! I have VVhero-Spring-Hnd-Almost.rriiei “ Now you’ve done it!" cr;ol tnc In! Wc can get a rope and | « - nnd catch him and March H are. " , “ Done w h a t? ” said Mister Rant. lm op and ho cap’t fellow hts “ Sent old Red Fox where be isa’t [kind, little neighbors to ,the Ivihrrr-Rjrirg-Is-Cominp. Wc .wanted," declared the hnre “ S orry!" said- old Mister T^tm. Ihotbisopb ScruB-Up Land • .B at th a t didn’t help it onj. Kck the gate tight.” (To Be Continued.) fcr iTrjtii.Kr was going finely ■ MmeUinr unexpected hup- (Copyright, 1020, NEA H er. IncA B w ’Tprlnpr tamli *got lostt ,hii Mother, and a t th a t min-* irone nlong crying, “ Baal I W est Palm Beach sp Mama! n a a l I ’ve lost my m ay bo constructed. ll Baal Baal” . ihrre ho wa^, wobbling along wobbly legs, and looking ns Vhat a rude Interruption of "choifr” there would have been had “ Air'lsne slipped in the snow ns he took off for this flight! B ut with aouL Chase up. the price junipo rof the Orel 11. 8. Cavalry cleared the ablo beautifully—this a t Fort Ethan Allcfi, Vt. 1 , Warm Weather Is Enjoyed All Over The Country Today CHICAGO,. Mnrch 23.—(/P)—It mny be Bprlng by the calendar, hut summer it*, making' a demon­ stration on the thermometer. The season of buds and growing thlngn hul barely made its bow to the country when stories of rnstrntinuH were ascribed to the ent. San Antonio Wns another high tem perature spot with* H2. The b’J -dcgreos registered a t San Antonio sent thousands ocurrying for the cooling oernn waves. It was tho warmest Mnych 22 ever recorded In that city. In 1.08 Angeles, the fntnjlirjl climbed two points higher, while virtually nil. tem peratures along tho west const wem 70, or above. In fnct,. modcrato tem peratures prevailed over most of the coun­ try, nnd also in tho Canadian northwest. Tem peratures in tho cnirt averaged around GO nt the day's high, with the moderate western rangf from 40 to 70. F u r­ ther moderation was in prospect! todny, nr id tho weather niun. Rain, which fell ra th e r generally over the central districts from the, K lias passed to the east, whore jn o v ers were In prospect today. Hathaway and Cresap Leave to M eet With Dade Cohiiftissioners TALLAHASSEE, Fla., March 23. (/Pi—Dr. K. A. Hathaway, chair­ man of the State Road. D epart­ ment, and J . L. Crcsap, highway engineer, lefy here for Miami to­ day ror n conference with Dade commissioners, relative to the. ob­ taining of an additional 12 miles of right-of-way a t the end of tho present lO-milcs project of the Tamiami Trail. -> En route to Miami, the road de­ partm ent official* will stop In Like county, a t Cocnn, Fort Pierre, Stuart anil Fort Lauderdale, to confer regarding the upending lip of highway work. Before relum ing lirre.-whlcli will he th e.latter p art of tin* week, the question of pluring convicts nt (ho west end of the trail, near Miami, will be taken up, flocking Into a lunch club....... It seems their show-was stranded in Pennsylvania and chorus girls of -tbe-ehib cabaret invited them to a square meal .,__Tomorrow it may be vice versa. Chorus girls arc superstitious!...... * An ungovernable mob gathered to glimpse "M ary and Doug!! as they make .their way to "The Black Pirate” prem iere....... Mary givos It up.,..,,.Protected by police she makes her-w ay fo the* stage en­ trance....:..t\Vhy doesn't tho braw ny Doug, who can quell twelve*pirates with a glance, try some heroics and arrqbutlcs otr tho m o b M a r y wears an ermine coat____She seems -slimmer....... Maybe It's tho way her coat is wrapped........ j Oh, yes, "evoryone Is th e re " .— Attorneys employred by relatives in the prosccu* of Gates to assist 1____ ____ •tlon, were in conference with Judite C arter forem ost of yesterday, and it was later announced th a t mo­ tions In the case arc bain,-; pre­ pared now for submission to lha Supreme court, - Lamb Wan senentccd to life. The Supremo court, however, recently withheld tla m andate to the lower court, affirm ing, the sentence to allow tho -convicted m an’s atto r­ neys to apply for a w rit of cpnun nobis. The caso. which was to ago, was transferred from Tampa OPd fcupi the latte r -place was tnken to the attorney general’s office here.1 v S a n f o r d ! Fla. 1 S t e S T R E N G T H -S E R V IC E - PROCRESS R EEL Y O U -D ti >rs Dented ^ v ^ ju D n V G ^ y? jf- fonstruci qjld di»*. ‘ ciam i.capingrr:* “ oasis for mveatmenj. “e* vision of' these “ands has crystallized, « Gabjcs has arriyed. f ay a prosperotJs city N uaparaneled'dp.; investment, k* show it to ybu. tewtth usijy bus from i P»'nt in Floridi. In, . !**tc ‘oday and ride 1l0uiands to success. “attics fo r ' “ 'lint Itn p r^ n u ilv - for corporation ‘“ H rierth.Trtr|)knae >M ■ ;y For B“ tw Wo keep a number of reliable ( on hand for rent, you drive. Is the economical way -andman can afford to hife one > and then. Treat • the family Raster season to the use of. of our cam. If you. feel th at f t can’t afford It 'we will explain ho U Is cheaper, than any otljer mo*i of .atfg,and.speedy, ’.rsnipoitatlo 2nd. 8t. and Myrtle Are. At R, I HANFORD, FLA. Hi « i u iiv t a ff , . 4*4 TREASURE R irlmsry c ton- • T P YOU have never felt m otorin g, o n V olusia's * tlic thrill o f a battle splendid highw ays which w ith a^hup^cy big-m outh lead through enchanting bass, yoii nave som ething grpyeland, farm lands, and to look forw ard to in th e redolent Uotests. lalces and rivers near D eVolusid is a fascinating Laqd- A n d ^ y ° u like the c o u n ty .^ D eL and is a variation o f ’sa lt - w ater /’c harm ing c ity —and a busy hflhiiifi.you-can reach it in city, the business center of forty m inutes’ drive from a rich back-country. It is tills city, v also a city w ith an unusun-T.anr! i« a » ! « , « « 'eUy fin' environm ent, for Hbrtt-^s located Stetson U n iversity, one o f the best universities o f the South. DeLand Is in all respects-the fcWd of town you will like to live Ip. W e inyitq you to come to DeLand, whether you^code for a'few days* visit,,for the winter season or for the rest of your life. Freo booklet on re­ quest Mail coupyn helow to DeLand Commercial Club. ■ HAN IMMODEST DRESS PALM B....ACH, Mar. 23,—(/P)— Anybody Immodestly clnd' on the streets or breaches w ill.b e fined $25. The notice comet front John Cush, captain of police, without specific date as to present day 2 5 th y p o t vision-—n>cn who Pinlc to’sensc the pres■wJ potential worth of needed ho urging “'vest in Coral Gables, wy came—-(hey »aw, ®Rni/.cd at once iqjlOtBr improvements already Clhplishc^, in subatan- & 1: # . golden opportunity awaits you at Elde r Spring acres, either ror the investor tne Hoiiieseeker. Just the chance you H ave never ha4 before, to buy an acre; that later you pan make into lots. A nd if you are looking for an ideal home *»*you can’t find a better location than Elder Spring acres, on both ^ aL1*b H ighway, just a short distance frorri Sanford and justj^rth of E If you are looking for good investment you w illfiid th a tE more than fill your wants^and that the profit w ill astound foot ot five lots out of these acres. If you are looking for a sii hot, find a better place than Elder Spring acres, .you can have a Garden, or any other thing that you may desire. ■k - li.4 4 *1 ■ A« hi �11— Automobiles for Sale G9— R o o m s F o r H o u se k e e p in g Sanford Daily; HereM WANT A D . RATES T erns: Cash lit Advance Commercial. Sanford Store A Furniture Co. , 321 E. First Street y1 Wo carry a full Una ' FOR Coupe, 1922 model, good Our prjeea are rig h t Caah or rubber, motor, good paint, 5100 caih. See It,today. Shorts Camp, terms. We want your business. near Longwood. CHEVROLET Don*Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. Tenth ^nd Sanford Are’., phone 708 LANEY'8 DRUG STORE—Pre* •criptions, Drugs, Sodas. We delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches are an near you as your phone. FOR SALE!—Ford Fordor, i02-4 19—Building—Contracting model in first class condition, speedometer, spot light, accel­ erator and spare tire. Pried *275. BUILDINGS moved or rai See Cromer a t Seminole H oteL foundation laid. J. A, Thn Box 17-17 Daytona Bcueh, Fin, X —R eal Estate For • R e n t74—Apartments and Flats APARTMENTS, two room, kitch enotte and both. Handsomeij furnished, beautifully decorated centrally located. Select tenants W. M. Young, ownerf 205 Nortl Park Avenue. GROWING, thriving, cstablfshcd Sanford c o n $ m (no real estate) can use additional working capital. Recently paid 10T>-, end of second fiscal year. If __ _interested can nr* range for n personnl interview in WANTED our offices with an executive. with lAk Communications treated confiden­ furnished. tial, address P. O. Box 992. Herald. GUARANTEED FORI) USED TRUCKS IMPORTANT NOTICE ' Advertisers should glva their street or postoffice address as well as their phone number If they desire results. About one readerr-VM of a thousand hai a telephone,.: and the others can t * communicate with you ■unless they know your address. AU discontinuance MUST ba made in person The ___ . at ____ j 8sn> ford Herald offlrd or by letUr. Telephone discontinuances are not valid. . C o u r te o u s Prompt....Efflcient Bervica. Light Truck Ton Truck .. Ton Truck Ton Truck .. Ton Truck .. Ton Truck .. EDWARD HIGGINS MOTOR COMPANY Cor. Palmetto & Commercial Street— Phone 331 - Sanford. Fla. I—Announcements 3—Cards of TIutnkH CAUD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprec­ iation and thanks to everyone in their kindness through Illness of our beloved mother and the beauti­ ful flowers th at were given.—Mrs. G‘. 8. Harnuy, Mrs, W. N. Clup, Mrs. J. T. Abbott. W. A. Robinapn, J. T. Robinson, J, H. Robin­ son. J . F. Robinson,' D. A. Robin■on. * DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Year Make 25 Graham Type Truck 9—Personal* SU FFER ER S of .heart trouble."An' /'m ip e tree, how you lasting relief, , medicine or ,'WaIdei^ Box Overland Found Touring LUST—One Collie puppy, about 3 months old. numo Jack. Finder please return to Lanoy Drug Store or phonq 103. 1Indue Coupe FOUND—Sum of money, owner may receive by giving proper identification and puying for ml. Apply 113 Holly Avenue uftcr 5:30 II—Automobiles Wi■’ 11*—Automobile* For Sale, illlipii Go., Inc. id Graham trucks, reel. Phone 3 Touring HANFORD BiJlCK CO 212 Magnolia Avenue . i .Phone 307 1' Dodge JP S —MARMON8 V ’ora'Automobile Co. lolia Ave. Phono 137 LINCOLN - FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inr. • Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 NEW Dodge sedan car, mil .•.... NASH eri 500U miles. Bargain Hanfbrd Dealer, S. A. Hire W. F iret Su Phone 017 Box 317 or phone 180-W. • CJIRYHLKIi. CIIA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. 411 W. 1st St. Thone 69: OVERLAND Touring Car, condition *260.00 cash. I' Pearson cure Crown Paper Co Duvo .your rrtr WASHED -POLLSIIKI ami GREASED at the '.Oak Avenuo PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY I have 11 lots on Avenuo just one block and 1 hnlf south of Geneva Street. You can buy them this week f° r" (Owner) -'Sanford Rental Agents THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO, *000.00 PER LOT With some terms. io Acre ONE TEN AN T HOUSE .n« u 4 s S JfiT. *h* ONE BARN. H'Mlle from Ldmjing Station E’umished fivo-nimn house on 8th Street- Price *6500; cash *2250; balance terms. O'vnor going north. • ‘ *8,500 S E E MR. HUNT nt Rritt-Chittcndon Realty Co. Phono 708 ' F irst S tre e t. Two-fnmily house close in. Prico *3500; *500 cash; bn Iunco to suit you. Lot 7 f Franklin l Terrace. Price *1250. / * FLETCHER-BUI.GEK REALTY CO. l l i ll i Mngmdin Ave. Phono 710. STORE SPACEI In the McLnnder Arcade CELERY FARMS NEW. SEVEN ROOM Clonial House, largo hull, porches, Priced to Sell breakfast room etc. 77—Houses for Rent 3 acres with cottage, *5,000 iOn a beautifully rhaded lot, 5 acres, house and barn *0,000 eastern exposure. Now ready, 1<* acres, 7 acres cleared *8500 Immcdinte'lpoMscssion 'small down 10 acres, new house and bnrtv payment, balance like rent. Phone *12,000 •IK, o r call at N. West corner of See JA S A. JOHNSON * 5S— H o u se h o ld G ooda FOR RENT—Smnll house, with Magnolia am),Second S ir’s. 112 W. F irst St. , two rooms and bath and sleeping HOUSEHOLD furniture, Used only poreh. Completely furnished, .lo­ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS n few months. 308 E ast 13th cated on Pnjmt'tto Avenue north Street. of Hughey Street. For rent from 89— W u n tc d — H eal E s t n t c Apr. 10th. Apply Mr. Berg, 615 01— M iscellan eou s McKcnney-Kylunder 1 am leaving for the North and will dispose of the following prop­ erty at a bargain: THUKS.-FRI.-SAT FOR SALE. Furnished house, hav­ 51v home on Silver. Lake. ing two rooms ami bath and 1 Ford Truck, new. . - 81—Wnntcd—To Rent sleeping porch located near South t Buick (U Touring car., 25— F lo rists Side School. Owner enn give pos­ 1 Spray. r V WANTED at once, session Apr. 1U, and will sell for furnished house o I Tripplu block ami tmklq with STEWART THE FLORIST 1$3251) with *860 cash. Apply llox furnished apartm ent rope,'*“■“*■* Flowers for nil occimions 1364 Herald Office. Balance like tion. Address Box , 230 feet, 1 inclup(pe. I’rentr ‘ • n ‘ — > \ n ■/ IFerald, ‘ ' (it) tooth narrow. 25 five gallon buttles. 2 7 — IT o fe sslo tm l S e rv ic e s FURNISHED house, 0 room or 1 p i e Mill. more if possible at mice. Ilox .Many other things—COME and 165 care Herald. CHIROPRACTIC for that chronic gel a bargain. constipation will work wonders. GALVANIZED IRON AND wood Phone for appointment. Dr. SEVEN room house unfurnished, on tubs for washing celery. W. K. MnrDougall, 307 First N at’l. F. F. DUTTON & CO. in good location about May 1st. Bank Bldu. Will lake lease for ycur. Address FOR the homebuilder two large FOR SALE—Sweet pens, und oth­ 11-10 cure Herald. 60 foot lots, E lliott Avenue, er flowers. Also butter and fronting park overlooking lake. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing eggs, John Jones, Beurdntl Ave. Fort Mellon subdivision. W rite Engraving, Embossing. See ue owner, for term s. II. B, Box 122 firs t/ We do it. Phone 417-W 05— Specinl.H n t th e S to re s Zellwuod. Flu. R. R. Avc.-Commrreiat St. FOR SALE, direct by owner. Ixit 50x117 feet on Oak Avenue, be­ IV—Employment WANTED to rent. 5 room furnish cd apartm ent or house, by couple tween Ninth and Tenth Streets, if desirable will leuse yearly. Pre *1,800. Easy term s. Act quick 32—Help Wanted—Female fer close-in, must lie good neigh for real bargain. Box 27, care of Como in and see mir jin c of borhood. Box W. 100, cure Her' Herald. HAI.ESI. A DIES a n d salesmen Electrical Appliances aid. wanted to help in big sale. Ap­ ply at once.—Chprcliwell's. Percolators, Irons, Waffle Irons. Toasters, etc. WANTED—Saleslady, bakery ex­ LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room perience preferred. Federal wanted by the 10th of April. THE BALL HARDWARE Bakery. With garmlr privilege also. A d­ dress “C.H.P." enre Herald Office TWO experienced waitresses need BARGAINS—BARGAINS ed a t Bell Cafe.’ ] One Lot No, .150 06—Wanted—To Buy COMPETENT maid WANTED to rent. Furnished house housework. Phipn modern conveniences, near in, South front in Pinchurst, SECOND-HAND girl’s bicycle, would like tn take possession by for Mr. Sni’dor. good condition, Fletcher, 118 the last of April, or first of May. on llughoy. Park Avenue. Second flour. SALKS LADIES wanted No children. W rite R. IL euro F. W. Wool worth Co. llernldK ^ WANTED—A seel *2,200. *G(K> cask ter. Cull (ilKUL1 LADY In private family to' cure Balance contract ' for child 3 years uld, for six IX—Rooms and Board SMALL furnished modern home. mtiutlis or less. Box A. G. enre Reasonable, permanent party. Herald. 68—UoamB Without Board Reply Box 2D, care Herald. TWO LOTS I Tt— Help —Male nr Fcnmle TWO furnished bedrooms. Conven­ IN FRANKLIN TERRACE XI—R eal EJstate For ient to bnth. HO7 Magnolia Ave SALESMAN and salesladies for Sale Highland Park. Sunford’n high TWO bed rooms, und garage, 516 No. 118 und 119. 1 ’ West First. d is s development, an ultracUve 84—Houses For Bale prupmdlion for capable experienc­ *1,250 each. > Terms. ed sales people fam iliar with San? NEATLY" furnlhlA’d rooms, plenty Dot water. Gentleman only, 601 FOR SALE—Five room house, ford's condition, who cun product!. Address C. II- PEARCE W. M. Young. 208 Park Avenue. Palmetto Avo. with bath. *2500 cash. Box 007 W est 2nd Street. ROOMS, with or without meals. 334 Herald Office. 39— In v est m o n th , jStocks, Reasonable rates. Lincoln H otel FOR SALE—House with five ONE experienced stenographer LARGE room, running water, suit­ , rooms and fireplace, facing east able for two gentlemen, close in, oil Inrfte lot. Owner offers to sell and one beginner, both very good. Write O. K. Business Col­ Mrs, Ijrndreth. 122)4 Palmetto for *3250 with cash payment of lege. llox 47, Osteen, Flu. *500. Box 321 Herald Office. Avenue. / rane r is This MR. ToiB'S Kino of you, MISSUS VM'OECiMP.fo OffeR t> EEMO i OuO car too OS — . (iNHKPb 1MAT? I ts . \W \S U0R9SUW tS TOO-.’ i ***----- NES -^’9'f hakim such a *uss. WASH ANO m s CUEST ARE M0M6NTa r ii ' i tiPE crIMO REPORTERS To CALC YP0SE W C t , A RfPORTER -1 Mo _ A TeUPMOUt REPAIR AAAM. t CAME TO tONNCCt I ^ In lui liter ttaUihi fl?rir n ‘l," hi i ,..... f"rT. Bern .i iH-UMij.K In rvnnfiiiil, Scmliuvl,. r,, 8 v ! w S *;. k f"r f" V n i:«Si ,l"' <l,||( V""1 1, ' -'V •T.•’'M IKhlSS. cult Cum t ,.f Florida. in i|„. «<!inliiMle CnUn| " 11"1 "u> "f (Baal) V. ’lurrh. K Hill (.leth „f II,r ' M IVN r I i‘tl is. 11"usIiM iticf h'dlell..' ......... H l . \ l . \ i l l vj i to n......... iii n o r t i n : > rm : or f t .IN , \ . M I i o n m V m u k I TV. I A U-1.LARI'. IN U U M , : hV. , M i " . . l " ‘•nlrt TUI, ) J i . s s i i1 i .a m i nniri i'oriKir.iil.iii urul.-r il,, i.*.,. S t a i n nf IT-.,ijj, I'umpajJ , In l i l i l T l i i: sacxiikus . (t ,| CMr»*1y if ti ii Kt*■>\\ it v*iUvf ( t* twmt 11 i iti i f tfo»" »alfi 1 1cltYfi t.'oiilf)'. tin ».t**’I. tn Utlrt, i«tU I(ifftUf4*M, at alii *fit of tklbffjH lo Hit- Mluwlrt* dfifi hi lulu pliiiiiti' »n4 IbrlM ii.® litiIr* <>imn . i’li*' , ,.,‘i a till LEST BUY IN COUNTRY 7)4 ACRE GROVE I dint » The NW>, „r M V . - 'y NEAR TWIN LAKES 2f>, T o w n s h ip AND COUNTRY CLUB Three mile from Sanford. N et­ ting twenty five por cent. PRICE *0,000. One third Cush, One third An­ nually. Intercut 8 per cent. THE HOWARD. Corporation REALTORS ‘1 • Masonic Bldg. Phone 72. -*> uI »*■«« . . „ ,1 tt Is ..rip i"I 'll** *u* 'll or you apl'*“' '. " . " " i complulBl h*‘n In f l j * c II*.O fifth tiny "f “ the NUin»* hi iiiM a Wl UonuraliI»‘ 0<»uri# ati“ thereof n th,«*r«t‘ !»•° J™ thtered ugahibi you »» >0|Ut Is fnriloT onlfrrkii! Ilnttee liu ihiI.Us' oJ •» llcralil. a iuws|.oper t«jn Hcipllioln Coiinl). n « « Week for- four onservMJsj . WITNKSM the lifM W W U, Doutllun". eujl Court. Seminole »®W| Ida, at Hi** I*;11";uS Seminole Comity. day of \ ’ (^,Cn,, I,,'),A M lloustiotiler ft LB*1*’.. , Holtcllors fur ( unipi*1"*^ in t i i i : n m '1 • SKVKNTII JI UHlUj*™ !a m ) r o it Ki.ut'0,,K ‘*1 1’1.01111* It t. VKit ...A tVrosaUJ ___ l.hJ t'llANKV I .1 II MAUI), rl sl.M H B MONEY TO LOAN If you desire a loan on improv­ ed property in tha city lim its of Hanford or to renew an ex­ isting m ortgage we suggest that you talk tha m atter over with us. You will incur no obligation and wc m ay be able to help you. Call for MR. SHUMAN Mortgagee D epartm ent Sanford Loan A Savings Co. Sanford. Fla. J. TURNBULL. M anager We pay Gft on Saving* Accounts. 91—Legal Notices ttK C riT C’O t ’I t T , SKVIS.N'TII t p t l . N T r , KI.OItHIA. IX f i t AX' ckhy > D ill f a r l l l i u r r e MYHTIjR 1’lttlHJKON. CompUtnant Bee. IS. Tow to.I'tr \v of t w H*1. / : \* \kr n **1 JI.14TyWostilp »’ U’lfKIiKAH (TfnK’H *" of i’olrll.ielnl |„ ’rrioj same‘being ° . p, 0nJ o-n' from UuK‘,» ^ !ndt. title to the land 31,pc*rS the complaln*\ ,lf y,* respective a**?,.WB„* lk»» CAItl.TON I'ltltJaKON. Defendant tlla llu a . TIIK 8TATK OK KLUUIOA: ti you Is uJiDi"*11 ,,f rr**; I'arlitiu l*rldgeon. It aapearlrig from tin- sworn bit „i u of loniplaHit filial in thla i-un»e (ha satis, I" ‘be ) o u are ■ resident o f a a t a t a <> comity oilier titan t h e K tn te u I ’li, rl<U, t h a t your r e s l d r a c o Is un I k n o w n , t h a t ’s e r v t c s Issgtwl o u t u Is snlitKtt t a," Bbd u li d r r Itio k. at • »lf lliw nbovi you and *’* ''' .i A is. (“ 1 ae; court faded t o tvnrti fin- s a i d Re nuniMt siioiiilrn l a f t e r d tl l K e n t s e a r c h , t h a t h e s a i d U v s tiu n d e iit la o v e r tin «n are required to t>* and ano lefore wue -aaW Circuit tV utt si.forvL Ktgtlda, on the Sth day -prt I. A- •IVdff* « ml then « nd J It ruth** a n s w e r t w . ’tje . , < 1 ^ leftsr Hi tlif* iiiitirie» J»f! Ih© North ||ii,lhji^ HeCIInn 31 Y„»,„hli> llmme 3n Hast tlienrn Jinn • a r W ctinInn. l a i V 'I'""" liienrr "v e i«Inn. Hieii,-,, f thence N>>rih t ;» ’ tiUco of h,.K}im|,iR It In nnl.1,,1 »r you nptii.,lr n, t Uie Titli day of sjimr he Iup a I t J / h I miornt.to t‘ol,rl, 'J * thereof „ ,|,(.rcn* *™ JlUereil FARMS! We now huvc sgverul-buycrs for .... u,n.r,l,r " f I'n k H m u * . Still, fn„r|a, tn u4 . Sanford celery furmB. If you wish rtie Ililin i-.il ' ' i ' ■- l ' ; , ,1: i t ; . ' t o u l l you farm , drop ua a post T n Kiln it It Siumti-rx lf.lt card, or cull u.s on the phono and noil If u- .1 .j/l unlit.,»rfa, eliiliiilin. mu mr-rrer In i t li wo mil uco you for particulars. 111■r*In<ifIrf rjr-m-fihr4 yglhr' J SANFORD REALTY CO. Nithi I'Mifh n 9iUn'irr*j*rt+M n« d.-tlwH, IrynTvy j Ball Bldg. Ii'M tir otiiHrmipB iiii'i J l i m l t l . f 'l n t ’l IT. MKMINOt.S r n m ' . an- S a f (XV V«.tTfN0 ] IXlkiU1 To j ^OOETN K DAMES AW MAKE A 8K. >»APCeSSi0H " u 11 u«*«u nil n»Mij,rT I(Herein |„ ,|ln iSpSWil *r.r, r ; , i " n,i' r u„, «>nl all iiiiKin,u „ r-w, any Interest In «i„i |VK jlwicrlbeil inihUjlM ” &.'•« 8emlnnhTSSa5» It W A SH IN G T O N T U B B S II ttCU\ YRtSEKEt in Tosoh i* tf . m i l in Ulilrl j, f I *1. ,A. TV AIII)* c m a u i . kh „ »!■.. i>.r,„,)Ssnt^^tA iU Thu Stntn OS'nwl I.-, t den.l mm pari Ira Ivrr-Hi in unj if* Dnr,,*v'^»fe nflcr. tl.acr" 1 *. la*xU| riu.-,i my, Inli TVnrre Alexander ’v S W t S ] celery farm 7 ACRES CLEARED; I.V t ta il* -TutM •H. OLD v To p ? J v£p* *W 5 ACRES TILED ; npnrtUNFURNISHED VII—Livestock Ccntrnl ment. Inquire Street: * FOR RENT—3 room apartment, FOR SALE— Pekingese puppies, * South Snnford Avenue. Roseinnd San Fo Pekingese Kennel, 2305 Heights, Pan Am Station. * Magnolia Avenue. THREE registered Chinese 8haw SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile puppies for sale, two months old. ' roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing phono 571-J. over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Estlm ntcs free. Satisfaction guaran­ 49—l^oilltry and Supplied teed, Oak Ave. and 3rd St. l ’hono FOR SALE—Ten weeks old R. I. M l. Red pullets and cockerels. *1,00 each if taken this week. Jim Maclltmuld, Lake Mary, Fla. JAM ES H. dOW AN—All kinds of Tint and Short Metal Work. VIII—M erchandise W ater and Boat Tanks, At Onk A ren us and Third Street. Tele­ 55—Fnrm and Dairy Products phone H I. FOR SALE: Cow Peas, Velvet Beans. Cotton Seed. Biloxi and LAREDO SOY BEANS MIRACLE Concrcto Co., general WALTON & CO. cement work, sidewalks, build­ * ing block?, irrigation boxes. J. R. Seedsmen. Augusta, Gn. Tcrwl Reger, Prop, DARK Barred Rock pure bred rggs per dotting *2.50 and *5.00. S erv ice S ln tln n s— R epair Sco Mrs. John Diehl. MaHonville Avenue, City. ing • FOR rU K B bred Rhode Island eggs. Call 2412, .fla w s SANFORD IS BUILDING S A . SOUTHWARD R..W , LAWTON Phone 7-RL. Meiscli Building 75—Business Places for Rent want ad, V> .make It mors af.factlva. . -> . ■ , Acreage for Sale FOB BENT— Furtifihcd room foi light houiek«ping, 1215 W. W ILLY S-K N IG H T end Overland. F. end M. Motor Co., Perk and SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX INC. 203 Oak Aranas Phone 41 8 ■Houses e n l r r o t l ai . IT lg t Ulll o f l« �TH E SA NFO RD H E ! '•• *■" .*‘1 * *> *! < ' >. TUESDAY, MAI 91—Legal Notices S / ’t-uVn-ANV ■l!?Onf|»lrtliiiint. E iiitee* »T a s s i g n e e s u f H u a a i l i a n d ------— fe wife: Frank H. L ew is fed Ilia su ccessors or fz % »r|i’ll >*• (1e£v 3!le & W ?S V 5? j»*rnii ir- . L*wi«. «BR d’i « m U tn e nml wlfu. lintel) K in g; r.-uj M. Lnng nml w ife,— >----w linns C hristian,. hnmc Id duknm ,,, f t w r i * , A u illH ttl 'Thntnnon nn<i B dw yn bundy» D nw es. a s T r u s tm of F lorid a ml ami cnlonlsutii.,, Ooinimny, L im ited n torp ors t I..,, Wirt. A lottin d er Ilurhiinnan, us l.i,,. uitlutor of Florida Lnua am i C olonisation Coiptmm L im ited .'u i-nip,notion or Knelim.i' a ll form er stock h old ers o f FlarhL ini ml nod C olonisation Company Lim ited, a Ifcpildtiteri corporation, w hose immi'K hip unknow n: Joseph M. Arredondo nml w ife----------Air,-. domln w h «(* C hristian nam e la fun. k iio w n t .lo all J in n ies cla im in g Interra la Under M oses K. Levy. dt*. cenaeil; Win. Trnvera, deceitsci nm) Joh n Kootun, d eceased; or oth erw ise, In nml to the rolluwlne described lands, situ a te , ly in g anil b rin g in the C ity o f H a n f o r d . County ¥ MV WfivME's STANJLHV v ' C C O P& R _l AM TMe NEW O W N E R OP T H E N 0 K A 6 E w e u— i t a k e it v tx j A R E H O R A T IO N I0 U C K , . THE CARETAKER HERE f 1 W A S G E N E R A L .- VS T H E W A T E R SU PERIN TEN D EN T > O E P O R e S O M E CRO O K S \ W E U -T .H Y GOOOMf p u m p e d t h e w a t e r / t h e n i m r ic h l _ O U T L O N G E N O U G H I M R .N E O 0 T O U D T O OOMKO M R . h M E IT W A S D R Y , N E8V 3 O U T O P / \ ‘ ■ ; \ T H E PLACE / V . I IP t h a t V s O T H E R S N SO N V VW OW ENOUGH / 1 W O U LD U K B 13 N O R G A 9 0 N T O O \ REGISTER X -T S O U R M ETHODS—; P E N R O D S E E t C A N T K E E P O N OEING N O T SA T IN G A N V - jj W H E N N I3 U C K JO M E THE G ENERAL S U P E R IN T E N D - T H I N G A G A I N S T T O U R (] W A 5 M V DRT— H E S G O T A F> E N T A N O M A V Q 6 »P / l .V A C T S U K E W H A T IT A ) N T *D O K E E P N D U R SE L P S e E N j M G -M B fc H A V E © € ( N IC E A N O - n o s i u / S 7 \ U E A L O O S U s w o o u D iG R R A IS E S O U A C O U P D E ^ M IR R O R A N D S T A R T s. B U C K S A w e e k : y £ ^ S 7 ? |, X " P R A C T C iN G rmlsT V elu sive, nr u rn celln e Court, ns n r r int th ereof, d uly recorded In rlnt look 3, un pmre #S of. t h e . I’nlillr R eco n ls nf .Seminole C ounty. FlurJlllratlon. llrspoiidetits. liln, nm) to an y nml a ll oth er per­ ,f s( fiibllrnlliiu. sona w hose' nam es a le unknown, ,t Florida, t o t h o lie* clntmlnir any r ig h t;'!Itle or Interest $«& * V Sff l o l s f f a j n t h e l a n d r i,»crll>«1 in t i l l s n r - •v tieuatla and — wllr. K 'they *>r - Pi til1 J. tirltiK; If th e y , or k.m be d eceased, . t h e n V h.irr. dovlivea, K k - " . or BimlnnoeB o r *Y llru»lla and - - fCiyyftthC lyj^wtiT The tun gfteiiou. Irii Tr««ll MirV Bit R i v ' (irute C. Lew is, . w Jr., mid nil unG .. devisees. leant ces. ■ ^ liiiiifis of Joseph M. I . i ( || urikmiwn heirs ■ V Itiuu^ey. d eosased: ■JU ir). itnnisev, Mii r •' ^ E C t, Jnmes 14. Iinrt■ B r „ ,t,n o w n persons ■,*%n.lnn uny Interest K M, llKlflel [leserllieil. ■ fc*lniil» C onnty. Klor■ yinh nlnrly dcscrlbB; si; :1:i nml 3TI In Briyisn «f the land E untr U ml. H otel nml [Wl’imy. seen rill hk ■ k dim o f recorded in I f T e n p ace t l . Puu* K|i of ornnKu C ounty. llcm lrt, n n ew sim uer im hllsheil in Sunfurd, .Seminole C oiujly. Florlil < once each w eek for e ig h t c o n n ,, u tlvr w eek s, . W ITNESS m y Timid nml the o f th e C lrcull Court o f the Hetfenil, Judlvtnl C ircuit o f tile S tate o f Pin. rfdn, In unit for Sem inole Couniv, on t ills 'th e U tli dny or Ju ly, A. i> I9J5. • S pm QIKtr Boots and Her Buddie By Martin W ERt TOO SA ^ WERT WHICH? U»GT NI6HT? » 3KO WAS,HO*jex -AW w a s a l l room " heah - -n H o w COME ? o o xou KNOW V? SNOOKX* JONE.S. ^ SNOOKY"SWOOKT??lAVJVf.MlSS > ^OOTS-OtY WA«* SO MANX VdHOT . CAUtO.AH CAlMT REhEMBAH-WHUT Oo wr—. . SM0O)fX s f t . t f i o o * l a k ? OOM,X00 COULOait M tSW ft W l.M tS /A U V , H K THAVUtST THINL - V*‘HAViT AJOT A \-----K - f ' J CALVEO? C t HE U w ^ k» v»> twict V. 15. not'OLASfl. Clerk o f th e ClreUII Cobrt or lh, fievenin Judlelnl C lrcull o f Flurbl.i In nml for Sem inole County. - (SEAL) DeCottan & spencer., S n llclio r s nnrt o f C ounsel, for the, C fiinpliilnanl. I t H O t n T I l A T l O X S O T I I ’B F or nond K leetlon, The reftlritm llon hooks of Ihe Cl tv Lrnl Hint you nml enrli krjil to the sw orn hill nf Hanford, Flu,, w ill he open Fri­ ft herein filed w tritr br- day, Mnr. I!». !!>i0 nml w ill rh..* ph day of April A. I». [urn- livIlIK Itulo Pny Of •his Court. . v, , nher ordered Ihnt Nils niMIshcd III Llie 8niifi)rd nrusiuiper published In ■nunty.i. Florida. <>ilc« n S P R IN G Hon Ed W althall, c-o. Seminolo Hudson-Easex Co.. fianford. Florida. | MOM’N P O P DEAR ED;— ' Spring scorns to be badly nffiut* cd with tho stu tters this yenr. Spring keep* threatening us, nml we see a lots in the papers nlnm: spring being ju st nrnuigl the Vmtier. , Some fellow by the name of Shelly wrote a lette r to the wim1 and he nuked tho A'ind, "If Winter IviS liiVKNH, et nls., Im fem lniits, Conies Can Spring He Far- lbI , ■! I'ltlillrallaM ■,( VimI'Li lu tliu a fter- hind?" K n bL UreetlliKN: I?ut. if Shelly ever got any an H n |i» * uwetis. If liv in g , swer to his letter it has not been ■ t »M unWimwn p arties InlUtJt II I tile I uli«]m recorded. B Jr„ ril-fd uniler tin, The signs of spring an- mj urn it psrus, deCansod, fusing. Even in the voidest ill m Iruntees. gra n K K. Kpsur ln- m ates tho stores dress their win' V f t *• a iti* of Ilia firm dowa In spring attire when, thru Vlta.IDrr. partners (Inina ^Jfr tlie firm nume of is so much ice on the plate giro■utioi, If Ik in g, mid if- you can’t sec through them. A m i ■iimrn tmrtles cliilm lnu many a woman has hud her sprim VI I* tile Innils iliereln • n l tirnliT tin- a alti I-;, jx, hat ruined by n snow storm, »»nl. us heirs, d evisees, storm . winters nr otln-rvvlse; 1*. "What are the signs of spring ’ llBillvlilually ami one of You m ight sny the migration ut !• the firm of Knior If living, and If dead nil the birds. But unfortunately sotm|irll.-s elalm lng any In­ "birds" never biigrnte. We wnh i ' Isiid* herein after d e­ ar the said P. It. Iluyties, that they would. p belts, devisees, legSpring fever is no sure sign "f Brrs. or olliyrvvlse; and Because spring fever in In parties efatmlng iitly spring. [Jnd to the follow lug de* juBt another name for laziness ami most folks nro lazy nil tho year fltA IT o m ; My sure sign of the coming ui \ llu lf U5»,) of Hie I •liiarler |H K U ) of spring is tho price of eggs. When k*est i|iinrter iH\V j ever eggs come down off their Btbeast qum ier (KI5*.«) high Christmas perch pnd gel I 3. Township 21 South 39 Hast. cheap enough for a fellow to c»t I tlltison If living, nipl one without performing a major unknown parties claim* r r e s t III a n d to the fo l- operation on the purse, then you k-rlhed land under tho can know that winter is over. Be­ •* II, tiiliBuii, (Im'iiii-d, kvlHt m . ll^UltTH, him n- cam e a hen will naturally rcfimt kTtrIn**; anil all imknnwn to lay in the winter while the price Ijuiih ait) ltii«*rrf«t In anil of eggs is high. tiV? Ii? laml«: There's a g reat fortuno for Ihrj Burbank who can develop a sue* YS S CHICK IF YOU G o G C E . U M NERVOUS-I'A A ELOPING NJtTH MS G iR L - SHE WAS E N G A G E D T o ANOTHER TfcLLOU) BEFORE SHE M ET M E B U T * BEAT O U T ON The road T or awhile »t will h e lp you f o r g e t y oor TROUBLES“ WOTHlfOG LIKE A . CHANGE OT SURROUNDINGS T£> V Put a fellow on his f e e t ^ V C S -IF T H 6 OTHER GOV CATCHES HIS t >m s - the WOMEN su r e tall T or the old bank roll these d a v s - He r old beau w ill , y PR03ABLV Pol COW US ON -/§_ C L T iS W Bxr t r a in , — W E L L , ANH W A Y -H E KNOWS W H A T X . THINK O f H IM ! YOU IT W ILL BE REAL THRILLING* He o u g h t t o T u J 'S r t h a t n e c k o f y o u r s t i l l IT l o o k s l i k e a j c o r k s c r s l u - i have n o C — . s v m p a th v for a bom T h a t L ELOPES WITH ANoTHSF rf!7 ~ 7 , m t e l l o w ’s G ir l -> — -— ' •'Ja/J A T; R fifinwSHi By Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE I OUT OUR WAY EGAD ^ \AIE^, X SMO^. TES 'TiA»k)V<iki’ MOVY EA-SY iT \E, PER A FELLER T ’GiT OOVYM AN O U T tN TvAEM S lG r . C tT iE E > . M E C U A lilC A L W i-W A A U H V JIZ A R P R Y , ;9 LULL M A K E U & M I U I O k l A \ « E C ? W lT B ik i A Y E A R » e— 1 -T e l l Y O G M A t i , PLACE! . -T H E y COLOGOXL \D E A -rd A T L I VlAYE ILi M i L i P \ \ t e B E E t i h-TvlE v p u r r o r -i e l \ Y e a p d '/ r e s e a r c h A iip is t t u p y * ^ 1 leTo Ho p l S o o , -— I’M tyTALiPiN’ OliTH t h r e o Bold OF -1M‘ POOR V'tOGGE RKStfT »^Ovl f —- f WELL. WHAT tO t“f Y W A ki-E To T alk wml oyer M E ?. , / r I vJGtJVEW1^ T\l’ MArJOR V<AR» AUcrtUtR OqUlRREL LIVIaT -tu* fl GKULL-CRACK RUvJ0lki6 AMUCK in H to H a t * B ETtER OTUTF YOUR POCKETO WtTVt PoiGOi! I iGTHiGTlME? la ^ v ie e k HE viac, iBv/etFOki* \YY,-.0« HEVL A'fooTH PtfOC'H -try TO POT-nV that oQueuceHOPOE BUViKET i pa g t e ! l O l i YOU FOR r-f. ^ -tv\* OUT oV -1U’ moHey , HWiPLE U J RY tTOV/E VlAkiK, VdE Y ARE QTALiDikiG Oki 7 ) -THE -T H R E SH O L P OF S MlLLtOklGf -Adv. 6 £ k iID 5 > ; C O M B 'k iE P v i l T 'h i MY P P O M O T l O k l A L ALID P U 0 I L 1 E & 5 X W A S T O ST -TtlNV<tkjCr THE S A M E TRlKlCr a b o u t T h tis v — VQUk X r aae E 6 A P * / ? BILL. Get Rid of That Backache I'v* !*•* VJS Sanford I'eopla Point the Wav * r, - ■1 ; Tho constant aching of a bad bark. The weariness, the tired 'feeling; Headaches, dizziness, nervousne**. Distressing urinary disorders— Are often signs of failing kldnryi And too serious to be neglected. Get rid of these troubles I Use Doan's Pills—a stim ulant di u retlc.to th e' kidneys. K. LMnltlt.AKH. , ■ Clerk. M 3"» ” c f ''ID L E ANO SEQiOOS W lo m u ta in a u t. IT f O t ltT OF the time. 1 had to take to bed. as JJ.JFIH C IA I. CtUm 1 couldn't be on my feet. I »!»• Jilts. IX Ariu r o n suffered from terrible headlines. IN CII.Lt* I used Doan’s Pills and thay >ur* cd me." .. Many years later, Mrs. Ixvitt added; "rhavetKt needed a kidney f e l . *t ul„ remedy since Doan's cured -me." *; r io Sixty cents at ail dealers. Forbf^r l^ o tn u r,K nlld -,‘r wtf^ ■ f|, t v ’ vm#, sit* Milburn Co.. Mfrs.t Buffalo, H V. 1 • "r *s , ‘'vtnnn. Ml|„'i,«:> “I Howard -It t. ? • ’* J. l-ilig und "If, Mmvsrtl -V -N u ,n «:. L'nrl Are your nerves- strong T I*1** fun .r"'n*'I* uuk nown: '»« i,.., • nomioiii and your■ ■work ■ P P L ^ on your nervrs T N n„T- I* . T r u sises Do your children se t your n e rv e s ii,„i '"1 i oloMlsstloa on edge? Do not become discour­ buri. J ' v.irporallAn •• Liyul- aged. relief if in sight. What you need is Dr. Pierce's Favorite I: mi , ’ n eorpors* k l. I ' " r r o e r s t o r k * Prescription, a medicine adapted to " Bd Colon* the weaknesu-s of women. cvnt»*n* t-u Limited, s ing no alcohol, made of bffbi Hut Indians knew about years *K«* F R E C K L E S A N D HIS FR IE N D S l^l'-iliimvl, To Mothers! ^.LK-BS iaiSsilSj . NER /WWvSAID IF T 'SAYJ YOU 1 $MOOLD TfcLLYOO 7t> 7 COViEADWSDiawrAVNAY-* VEft AUNT SO PA LA _^* L I , AT YEA " m o u s e /* j I L U O ^ A(S t f Protection! im v, \SOPHUk VN1LC awa M iss yOOWipK . 7H>cr Dicrry ■PU T^ Y4HAT I ; �V? iVi'ffiWi ^ -------- -- ..2 deaUrtinttun, If she if ere /W A SH IN G T O N '. Mr.rch 2.1,— o isiend o f . the 'idemon nilrn.^ " I'm for m odification df th e Vol­ CMnirrrsicwoman Flororfre P. Kahn nr Cdufomifi'-waphst'cnUy denies stead Act-r-for lla h t »wfhes -and that /h e .aspires ‘U> leadership of beer—" Hhe raid t o lh u \" in the inthe wef bkw In the Rouse of Itepre- tere st of. tem perance—not to on. courage drinking—to discourage it. " I ’m for an enforceable law." ■ Maybe she doesn’t, hut there’s suchrai-thlhir 9R lad or drafted, ’» . ' " " "j ). 1 J . • jllirs. Kabn is bring talked nbout * IT never.seem ed to me that 2.75 ' foe the- Job, anyway. •' * > .. ■ per cent drinks would improve enn, th e w ets complain dL We j CONGRESSMAN John Philip hnveS m vIialf of 1 per cent beer lu ll nf Maryland Is wet leader n^w, now. It doesn't satisfy, the Jblbu* b u t;H ill Ut Hgnring on breaking Ions and ihelr efforts to find sat* into the Semite. t [Jsfaetinn elsewhere 1s w hat m akes -Besides, some .of the Wets hhve nil tho trouble. I don’t l>clieve ah Id ea'th ere would bo strategic <ih ry ’d dike 2.7B per ccnt^mtich betadvantages Jn having a woman as ter, so how would it help anything? theirl standard fearer, assuming, of I pot this question to Mrs, Kahn. "PERH A PS 2.7f> per cent is Just a gesture," she replied. ‘T m not well enough acquainted with alcoholic beverages to know exnctly w hat percentage* of alco­ ____ be the minimum ____ Which hol would in what It ought to bo kept a t—to make botr and light wines-accept­ able. Y>\ . ■<i "But, personally, when I Bay beer and light wines, . I mesn real beer artd real light wines, w ith a sufficient alcphoilc content to make TH E wets know they can't do anything in thla Congress, *\ They inky even have ito subm it to hav­ ing some things dona (o them . • But they do ^hopc for gains in the next congressional elections. I t this hope Is Tealitcd, even thbugh the wets still lack a m ajor­ ity. to modify the law, th e ir suc­ ceeding drive will be terrific. On the other hand, If they lose ground, their demoralization will be very considerable. P earl B o rW ^ r That H b L ol \ Mata Caused n n tfn* pleasant to tak a as candy! -fiklnny tn3ri an d women take S m id tf ik y , jftia iB p a m 'S p fi thLi wjn>0Be they are extremely bo for ^ rfcUy to Slay Koo(r th a t thin . mop and women often tak a on >5 pounds or mdre in 30 days, A s a . m atte r of |fnct yotir druggist i> authorized t , re.’ tu rn your money if yoy don't take on 5>pounds in 30 days. One th in . -woman Ruined in pounds in rix Wceki. Bo su ra and, ask t o r McCoy V„ the original and genulng Tablets—CO Tablets—00 cents. ’ SA N D H skV T M lctb - M*r. 23.— The signed c o n fe ss.^ *• ° f f f l g Borland, t h a t 'h e she*. «0d ^killed Roy Lee, 19, during -ti p a rty the nlffht of March 8, h a s c l e a r e d up tb* m ystery of the slayiti>t desth of Mrs. P e tri Dot l. ,nd» * , drank poison during the l ti n*rfl'! °* Lee- /B o rla n d made his ct ffe s s ln ii yesterday, a fte r mdro th*v* Apalachicola—Plnns fo r paving weeks of investigation In. a* local stre e ts, being .discussed. of Professional Football Clubs, with which deaths by local officers and state fo u r mCn head the newly organised Am erican; Lcai police. \ ., Jacksonville — P utnam - County Irange is Identified. Loft to right they a r e > W i l l , ~ ' IH lS ta lir i Borland said th a t it was votes |l,750,0fl0 rqad bond issue. ent; Col. William Hayward, counsel; Charles C. 'P y le . Hed G ranges manager, love for his wife, coupled with A veral- drinks of liquor, th a t c a a * him to kill,Lee. H e said his w iA e« tills first m c c tirit n success .and who had left him and la te r r e t u r n ­ the aid of all oft* core is solicited. ed to him, confessed th a t she hatf The captain p o in ts out th a t the been intim ate w ith ‘Lee. l Rescrvo Officers 1 Association Is Mrs. DoHand obtained Lee^ ro­ fast becoming a ^ n lt of p a p e r as volver, while the latte r was sleep­ a national orgnnitutitm and th a t it ing In' an automobile ‘in front of is receiving muchf; attention from the house .where the party was be­ both Congress and ,th« w ar depart­ ing held. ' Borland's confession ment. . \ j \ »aid. She gave the weapon to her O ther state* leave perfected City Tax Books ivirf close A Pr »> l s t , ^ husband nnd bo w ent to the auto­ strong departments! 'o f the asso­ mobile where the youth was Bleep­ ciation. according tc» the le tte r nhd lands upon which taxes remain unpaid ing and shot him, have been able to cSeert,much in ­ "I'm glad it’s o v e r , ” Dorland sobfluence on national i defense legis­ Used and sold for taxes as provided byl» bod, when he had finished his conlation. - , "____ •_ - '« i • ___- I . - ’ lt 'a V .n n n M ttiV tlin il fcsslon. I"l It's been Ion my tmind taxes remaining unpaid will be placed h for weeks nnd I couldn’t stand it any longer. I wouldn’t have done da’s reaeityJ regim ent o i United Red Pepper l^ eat deputy collector, and a fee charged for 'jt, If I hadn’t been drunkj I wish States grm S ’- 4 . . . • Quickest R e lie f I had a good drink now^' J In a lc tt,V to members of the same. I t was because of fear of ques­ reserve corp.^L*' Cflptnin J iutich !*• For R heum atism t*» i ,*<• . tioning on the slaying of Lee th a t Day executive officer o f the 328th -V 'r . — ! :0 >■; , Mrs. Borland committed suicide, Infantry and r c tln g secretary of E L L E N HOY, City Tar Lake City—Tobacco re-sweating Red Pepjfer .Rub tastes tho. ’ouch’ Borland said, -in his confession.- It the Florida deiVirttncnt B O. A., ant{T)JOJtoyin(r from 125 to 150 was supposed a t f ir s t th st' I^ e had calls attention Uxv the fac t th a t cv. from . sore, stiff, ad rift* j o i n t a * I t boccfdj.ito be loctcd here. committed suicide, h u t finding of cry effort is beiit£. road?' to make ta n noli \ hurtf tori» h it revolver BOme cfistanco down the rpnd ifrom where he was shot, caused the Investigation to J n tarted,,w hich resulted in Mrs. lorland’a comm itting suicide and -Borland's confession of the crime. Borland w lll'b e prrnlgned hero today on a charge of murder, first degree. APRIL I College Founder To f Talk Refore School Press Convention r iis Ice LEXINGTON, Va.. Mar. 23.—f/P) -i-Br. Henry I^iuis Sm ith, presi­ dent.of W ashington and Leo Uni­ versity, will deliver tho opening address to high school and p re­ paratory school delegates nt the Southern Interseholastir Press con­ vention here April 5 nnd Q, Dr. Sm ith’s address will bo up­ on General Robert E. L rt, who in founding the Lr* School o f Journahi.m in ISS>, tok the f ir s t pracSitit) kwv> toward inajrurating col^aciu%t m U o rtw o in Journalism, d e ixnnv a nreies «f press scholar1tiliim in »<mi3Jber» typoeranhlcal miimi munrAtc«'K ^.mvr-’.inc John I. liuKnrtv*. A wnA htm editor and nnv.suHinnr ’imrmr, as superintend- sA’r CfJ.y: NEW ASSISTANT SOLICITOR v WASHINGTON. Mnr. 2 3 .- ^ P ) H arry B nugnerty ts to bo oKslitanfcsolicltor o f th e treasary. ’ Since It i« H arry K., of Pcnnsylvatiia, nncl not H arry M., of Bhio, no fight on ronflrm ation has been threatened in the Senate. DO YOU KNOW A day-bytlny story of a Florida community th a t wo bcllovo will show more comparative progress In tho luext‘ five years Minn any other city la tho state, ABOUT this can wB iimnsaaSaoti. 'When Ice Jams blocked the Alle­ gheny Rivur a t Frenldin, J’a.. and caused^.disastrous floods and tra n s­ portation tie-ups, Prof. Howard T. Barnes uf McGill University, Montried • to provide relief by Hr therm ite In th« icc. His efforts So "burn" the parked ice cakes proved unsuccessful,, how­ ever. T r' . » PrsaxTxxwt southern editors wilt also address the convention and a motion picture illustrating thp-editorial and mechanical processes in­ cident to producing n New YorR newspaper will be shown. Invitations to enter the conven­ tion were mailed to more than 000 high schools '-nnd preparatory schools In Southern states. Tho ,editors and faculty advisers meet a t W ashington and Lee University to discuss reporting, editing, nnd fjpnnciag of high school papers und magazines. ,, . is no. T lio o n c n ln x n f n n o ff lr n f o r C ity l ’l a n i i l u K , K n K l l i a e r l i i K it m l l . n r i d •cn tio A r c ti ltn r tu r o a t U D M u l.c li D u llp ln g by find yourself well educated, buslnczB GARDNER ROGERS City Planner, and If. C. WEBSTER CJvll Engineer GABRIEL C. HARMAN '!*T it Charge. Sanford’s Claim of Polental VaJoat, Sot f o r t h l a a s s r lc s o f fo u ritw i i n i f i u n u t l t h i s n s w s p a p s r , i n w h i c h t h e Hiorj c! U kim*. t k \ C i t y S u b s t a n t i a l , Is T>«lng tnld. in* to sUA i w i w i l l b « s h o w n t h a t B a n fo ril NOW t.u tiirj tu tsihll fo r a g r e a t city. A Resume? of Sanford Facts and An ideal interior finish. Nails direct to studdinR nnd docs away with lath und pias­ ter. It is our desire to have you preserve the following data which' represents the sound foundation upon which Sanford bases its clatim to the title, "The G ty Substantial."‘ Population— Doubted in 5 years. Ringf us, phono 530, nnd say you wupt us to send some one to show you and tell you about '. ' l • • •* ' ’ Florida’s twelfth largest city. NoW over .11,000. Location— Ip the Solid Central Section of the State, on Lake Monroe, head o f on the St, Johns River. Midway between Jacksonville and-Tampa. ^ ! navigation Bank DepositsT-January, J 9 2 5 ,,$ 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ;;y a n u a ry , J 9 2 6 , $6,500,000. / \ i ' .. Schools— Five; high, grammar and three p r im ly schools in Sanford section. There Is a saving in cost when you use Shectrock. Churches— Five churches, pf leading .denoiniiuriloRS. Organizations ANNOUNCING! :~r: ; ;" v All important d v ic dubs Pnd fraternal branches. ' ; L Transportation— Freight and passenger ocean steamers <loVv?*r freight rites and lessened / effect of embargo). Through trains to all parts o f tliq/country. Bus lines with con- ' nections to all parts o f die state. ^ Phone 536 Municipal Facilities— City budget ample to cover expenditures, Premiupu paid on every, bond issue, , Forty-seve^ miles of. paved streets, City-owned waterworks and gas plant to be augmented by $ 2 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 bond iisoo; Bulkheading 7 mile? of lakefront and construction o f lake boulevard,'* $ 4 0 0 ,00 0 for new municipal pier and munfcipal bonded ^ r f l i f T l i h i l l l l ' l ^ * •, BUILDERS and FARMERS V—Sanford Is, the World’s Greatest Celery PrsdiD^ ing Center. , • , :-g 2—Sanford's Recreational and Pleasure FitJtja. 3—-The , Hotel Fonest Lake, Sanford's Joni* headquarters. • ,t 4—The St. Johns River and,Lake Monroe. 3—The S t Johns River-lndian River Caml. s 6— Sanford as a Better Place to Live. 7— Sanford as a Transportation Center. B—Hovr Sanfofd la Growing. -The Spirit of Sanford's Glizenihip. Id —Sanford as a Place to Rear Your ChiUrea.1 11— Real Estate Possibilities in Sanford. 12—Sanford's Moderate-Coat of Living. 13—^-Butines* Neccsaitic* in Sanford. • ,* SUPPLIES Industries— Largest icmg plant' at original point o f shipment! in the world. Similar additional <construction. Division and repair shops Atlantic CoaTt Line Railroad. $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 electric generating plant pf Florida Light and Power Co. be­ ing erected. ^ , Free Trip nnd Lunehooii nt Beautiful H r t d M f e w t a w M b u t . i b M j n e d t a f 'f n M M g i . l . f r f c j , im iw and boarding houses, alj nt reasonable rates, f id f c t.K o ld , rtm i'n in t „ * - N0TE-A •very *. important Inclusion that cannot be treated In $ statistical way. Is the imuspally progressive and ------------------- cooperative .pirft o f Sanfoid'i cWtenship. 1 >ght C oughing At Sanford are inexpenslv _____ _ _„w 1 homes and homerire*: fnrm.. m kcreage, business and Industrial locations, forty-seven miles o f paved streets, 16-hole ilf course. mg. water sports, etc. In fo r m a lly fo o U tlg n d ' rcprlnh o f a # or all o f th t doirlhcrncnU h Oili ,Wliy.SqlIrt,cdntlnually tfrom a per slstcnt, Hwakonlug night cough whet >'ou can get almost- la s u u t relic!, am usually; break.tho copit!i completely it 21 hours bya now moihodta'scd Uu lamous D riving's New Discovery? w‘ b* H M - W * nnauk. CliaiuBerof Coimiierce T’ WEDNESDAY SATURDAY j / Pleaao Moke R - �asr j Ff7 ■ *j A 1 * I in i 'a 'G r Its R ic h e s t i '• 7 Associated P itt» XVf W lri SANFOIip.JFLOI Wl ' ■ £ /* #' ‘ V ^ - Btg Fete D ay On W .■ ■ Murder That Has Puzzled Pollc* Bince* 1922 Will Be Cleared Up Shortly F o ld in g Eastern Trip W f Returns Verdict “John pijider” Dc 'fter Deliberating After Court Rulir 13 Hours; Ne DemMIAMI. Fla.. Mar. 2 1 -fl itratjoi? Is Staged "John Binder," ia dead. danFCaJroly e iv e s D e c isio n Counsel Ania c e s T h a t a New Hia death knell was Mum 4 late yesterday by Circuit (•«, rt H . F. Atklpapn, A. J . Jor*, a d W. H. Price. In joint session* f TheJr decision was ciptc d to clear title to property *0 ), millions of dollars an<J wipe < it a t o single stroke the It- d U m r |f9 y n ic h tfe d u p hunjr, Slayer’s Identity Is Known to Authorities Eventual Naming of Slnyer QMtprs ip Cose Will Surprise, Says Keyes r t " • ■ 3s ' V Thursday, March-2G, has- been designated by', tjio- Longwood Chamber of Commerce as field day a t Longwood to stage munfty show" Or mo: exact, a community e: Wide nrcad advertising has been carried on and excellent results have been reported, but the fact remains th a t words and pictures, no m atter how -glowingly written or gaudily painted, cannot tell the whole tru th like the actual work­ ing model. It has been with this In mind th a t the Chamber of Coni mcrce o f Longwood has decided to set aside a day oh which the world nt large can be prepent ‘and give the tqwn the Vonce-over,1! 1 A rirp d ire Program . To ipnVe tho /day especially a t­ tractive' plans have been made for a huge barbecue, good band music, fine speeches by eminent men, and free airplane rides. This noyel feature of tho day will afflm l vl.Vtors the opportunity 'of View­ ing Longwood from tho most anvantagoous position, A aklng it possible to see the town a t a ; , — as well as Uw bsautlfull lake-dotted country qf tho Immcd ate vicinity. , . *. I t la expected th a t this feature of thA dayt will b* very popular with We hundreds o f Visitors. A trip of Inspection to the Seminola race track will be made the morning to show the trem en­ dous obstacles which have been overcome and w h at tplendld prog­ ress has been made toward the con­ struction of one of the sta te ’a moat beautiful rac6 tracks. A t noon a delicious sou' barbecue will be served In fron (he Orange nnd Black hotel, i. ing which a'band will render n se­ lect program of musical numbers. A fter lunch the visitors will be conducted over tho town by cljtlcens of Longwood and airplane ride* will be enjoyed. At 2:16 the program of race;T s ta r ts ’ a t the track and all those who care to will be taken there for op a fte r­ noon of tho "sport of klngit" The citizens of Longwood are looking forward to this day they regard as the red-letter day in tho long history of this to w n ., Mexican Slate Supersede Paris'and As Divorce Centers New Law \p Effect Residence in Sonora N ot to Be N ecessary Couple Have Lived Apart 300 Days They May Re-Wed on Getting Divorce wire service, The Herald will ha able to secure thu results of each race shortly a fter it Is rum In. its report*, The Ilcraid will be ablo to give the winners, the odds, names of jockeys to­ gether with a short resume of each event. The office will re­ main open until 9 o’clock to fur­ nish this’ jiiformalion. ' cm C A G O , Mar. 24.— (# )—SoluEL PASO, Texas, March 24.— i '”" 9f,the„niyiiterioua murder in Live in New York and 1922, of Wiliam Desmond Taylor, your divorce in the state of fam ous motion picture director i t tio ra ,' Mexico. t Hollywood, Cal., waa said today to Thin is one of tho previsions of . 24. RLP be near )jy Aan ,G. Keyes, district tho new easy divorce laws of that at is expected to make 7r,HrTtcy °f Angqlea county. SjfftyJ "W e knew Who killed Taylor four leqvy inroads into the Paris and ■ftjavic weeks Reno divorce business, accordinj but this eastern trip ,f degree, (or the ^killing waa *fo r e purpose of getting to MaXwel) M. Walloch, New Yor! May Dietrich. co »bori tjvc evidence," Mr. E.eyf* lawyer, who has Just returned from Nogales, Sonora, where he . . cd >y the Herald end o f tho three jod| Tribune, as saying. made a thorough Investigation of race . William While. Believed tq noon on tho new divorce code. ' Mr. Keyes and hia assistant, be state1 pejifccntiary.' , Mr. Walloch found th a t tlje law Harold I* Davis, arrived in Chica­ Tlavfe' Tpjtcn Fait In Sev­ tlcb w a r n jury was out more, than had tho m atte r under «jv requited no legal reudence and go yesterdny from an eastern lour eral Hold-Ups, I s Arresb ‘ urn .FddutvU District m ent fo r the la s t 60 dan. ours. Reports had preth a t in most cases it Is not even of investigation, and held a long Without Putting Up Flgb Yoik. He h? to foe* » necessary fo r either of, the parties the Jury To th e courtroom conference with State’s Attorney yccoqij ddj conspiracy to violate to appear in the proceedings, aa/all CroWe nnd other officials. All it...bad reached lay in mal details cap bo arranged by proxy. denied th a t the Taylor murder wan CHICAGO, Mar. 24.—WilUsm bankruptcy set InN ; verdict but the He found th a t there are 12 White, alleged slayer of a motor­ according to local 0: discussed, but the newspaper mads court (JffcfiW ewspaper said Seaman, who it had learned the Chicago ____ ___ aroppds for divorce and thqt these cycle policeman and believed to th a t it ' hnad not visit are so broad ns to meet the re ­ ' ave taken tuirt in eight robberies related to the shadowing here of ' ’ ?! ■ W , re was no demonstration two meyi believed to have vital in­ Fred Wotjd, Campaign Dircc- ‘Father and Son" Gathering quirement* of tho most whimsical which netted $224,000 was in cus­ tlon of tha m°ath, Is 1; and can be obtained at a coat of formation concerning the crime. .. the v e rd ic t was rendered, of Chicago police today. Ipy, .Outlines Plana! w Ad- To Re Held at Hotel FfrT&t a one-way deluxe nteamahip ticket tody Armed with 'information gath­ mall received tho verdict with Shortly a fte r his a rre st ne waa d:css at Weekly puncheon F*ake Will Be Featured by to Peris. ered through four weeks of-wivesalmost Impassive countenance, dentified as the leader of tbs band A ttractive Featured Named. tlgatfon, the I jjs Angeles officials which recently secured $80,000 in j barely pcrcentiblc flicker of AJceOng at Noon Today Many Interesting. Speeches Another attractive feature la a spectacular payroll hold-up a t planned to return to the const in |lon crossed his face when the Loot of Whittejnofc ihnd th a t where the -husband and wife tho International H arvester 00mn few days, with the possibility nan* pronounced thts words, The opening of the Young Men’s Fred Wood, of the American City Estimated to Total Mil that several women whose names Bureau, who Is 4n Bhnford’to con­ Christian Association program In have lived ap art for 500 mny. Three witnesses later point s a new trial reverses the Dollars Obtained in Set " ;ac dm out as tKb m urderer of I ___ have been mentioned in the case duct a-cam paign for the Sanford Sanford is to. be in the form of a new husband or wife maiv t be nt decision, will bring him a of Daring Thefts Hrcei will be further questioned. 3lounu\ suburban officer, slain Ii nec of 10 to 20 years. Barr ball Club to raise funds with "Father and Son" banquet a t the qulred os soon as the ae - The Ilcraid and Examiner quoted which to carry tho' club throu'rh Hotel Forrest Lake Tuesday even­ signed. In other, cases 300 days December last. raham W cmlck,’ coupe) fop Keyes as saying that the eventual the season withont a deficit, spoke ing a t 6:20 o’clock, according to an m ust elapse. This provision hi for .White, known to the police a r all. announced ho* would an t , N E jy YORK, M»r. 24.^P)J1 naming of the slayer and the a t the Kiwanis Club luncheon In announcement made today by C. D. tho protection of a child th a t mny Three-Finger J a c k /’ as a result the ^ em b ers of w |iat is ngaj r j $ v trW conspirators who plotted the crime the Seminole Grill today, a session fcrihall spent a restless night as th e m ost desperate rrit ' of hia custom of wearing • glove granted, Mr. Walloch sold. In with two fingers stuffed to conceal would be a surprise, hinting 1th at which was devoted for the most ganlxation. loysmen)ilpR.*JjfUt>n, awaiting gapfg apprehended in yean, the plot involved persons tilth erto pari to speeches by members of | Mr. Wolf, in' a statem ent Issued all cases, he said, the period of the missing digits on his hand; htdict, but none came. .GunrcJs ip custody 'today.'' before the divorce is was arrested yesterday in a sub­ not mentioned in the case Tbd (oof pf the band of six jhe raced his cell fo r hour* the club in tke interest of the Ki- relative to tho affair, stated th at separation nted is credited upon the 300 urban road-house. He waa armed ar One of the two men being sha­ wanianV 1926 prorrwm. times was on the verge and a woman, known ns-tht“T every man Is urged to. attend and ys. dowed was described in the newsGirJ," is estim ated a t f with four revolvers and a shotgun it* .’ ■ ! , Entertainm ent was furnished by briiig his own, or another boy. The Mr. Wallach said th at although but was .taken by police before he per accounts as a young east­ Nelson eue.was given to .th e j ury obtained mostly by 1 sewtl prlco of the dinner Is to be $1.60 few I nnn and Ck D. Dennison, Americans, so far, bavo'txken could s^ o b t.'' )i after 5 o'clock told. ■ nf* « b |f I n ' ndditotx^at erner, who had been a resident of who saiyr severs) numbers, sc- per piste, he staged. of ’the new laws, th at in irreement had not no betel m urders are laid i> them. Hollywood when the m urder was rompanied on the-piano by .George Every niat»„atid hoy in.Sanford advantage A fter W hite’s a r m he expected Sonora to iikhi out­ committed. He is described as a Urnckha)in, '-“hoiftir TAWe" Judge are eligible to attend the banquet strip W uW tbo »• squad. Ikld in , P aris and Reno, as a divorce studio hnngcr-oii, known ftir his hopes to have Center*-; * ng, however, louse for -hia $ £ 1lOrtn T. D. Blair, -af G ftn r tx x o . N. fondness for night life. ni With id) *laHje: attendance. wanted In cptmec ained the clnb with a Jned i W tUl "Wh­ '. The ,*o*ui>d -’f nW . UluJer/aurveiJ. ,Mr. Wolf stressed tbe fact th a t U H arvester robu r ,_ -™ .. I* ToblfO which was fit!) of hunt ance was an expert cam era man, Inna M a y ^^ e frix fi! for .thr^e he wants every man who can come, Sight disbud and rt-rtsul orous anecdotes. and technician, whoso services, r-death M arshall was tried _ . to bring a t loafet one boy. "Bring Mayor ro Forrest were in great demand. ■ mayor rre s t Lake made a | your own o r bring a boy who order,' was* 88; years' old 'an d tlie automobile was wrecked. . . _ William J h e : asked. 'And thismay he ac* short talk asking the club to .get ha* |ins nn doyod as a milliner. P nrts back, sought fo r particiiuti no father, OP or hrinir bring another another complished without even leaving arrest, and hi* brut her. Two ofher men identified as behind tho bond issue and nssiKt man’s boy”, is the way the secre­ er dismembered body were two diamond robberies .amm Seaman created quit, a mqpibers of the H arvester hold-up your own .co u n try " In Carrying the elortion on Apr. 19. tary announces it. in a wooded section of Ode- to $160,000, laid to the bird local real estate circles band, were held to the grand Jury Many Grounds for Action A committee cqnainting of Judge county,-about 16 miles from arrested Into Inst night. The program for the banquet Some of tho grounds for divorce yesterday. They are Jam es G.cn- firs t came ,to Sanford.’ _ J. G. Sharon nnd. FT. D. Brownlee delphla, on Ja n . 21. Tho body reported to be attem pting The police say Uhki'lbvk tile nnd Joshep Leopold. tins been arranged in such a m an­ under the new law are: was appointed to check up on those [quickly identified and suapr- them th a t Simon Cildcn, el chase the prv-cooling ner ns to provide a number of Achiltry, birth of child conceived Kiwanians who have not paid their [fell upon Ida .*■ '|, known, to member of tho gang, was Florida Vegetable , poll tax or re/ristcr.d for the elec­ songu for the fathers, and for the before marriage, abnormality, im- Oil City Freed From been a frion the woman, last December for balkinr According to runjWO, boys and for both together. Yells potency, Incurable disease, aban­ tion. waa arreste , hia home in deys. Joseph Rosa, belicvel small cash payment down "* and cheers of various kinds are donment of the conjugal home for Further Ice Menace amort food Heights ju s . outside of another member of the crmi Gua Norgcn. an employee n:' _M r. .Wood cpmmented on the ex­ also to feature the evening. of tho properties he n period of n'x months, absence of kdclphla, Jan. 26 and the fol- murdered In Elizabeth, N J Chaac and Company who resides ceptional spirit shown by the citlto buy and tiBubind for more 'than a year Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of ng morning he told the district OIL CITY. Pa.. Msr. 2 4 . - ^ — to go Ihrou with the 4* Reuben M orris, UnkclhadH com- on West F irst Street, is probably tens of Sanford in evprv move Rollins College, is expected to be with Intention of abandonment. for the. welfare of the town nnd wondering how a burglar got the Freed from further, flood menses He is reported to . have icion sul This intends to cover iion-supLrnn? COu!ty, thT Pnrd°n, w as a r r « lc d*011 u„ > the speaker of the evening. oi’ idea th a t he wns running a cloth­ pleaded for substantial hacking of cruelty, threats* or grave bv the moving out last night of approximately $40,00 \ P i,eIt ri^ 1!!adi C0mnraiu ^ / Ul-| of aiding in tho recent roW Tickets for the banquet nre to port, J n his 7 j n; ®<i f nP 7 corr | Reuben’s R estaurant on B Iway ing exchange business for the the baseball club, which he assertabuso Unit make it possible for thb 1H miles of ice gorge th a t had ro party in apd near benefit of night prowlers who de­ ed would win tho pennant in the be had a$ the Roumlllnt-Anderson the parties to live happily together; threatened this city and other up- pringa[notoriety, he had decided to cut where $5,500, was stolen. W hether any sire to shod a tattered outfit for Florida State Ixmgue this summer drug store nnd at the Sanford alundcr, sentence to prison or exile er Allegheny river towns 'since transactions were completed ner body and hldo'tho parts. Throo other men, su it given financial support. Drug Company Store Mr. Norgen’a new spring togs. Miss Dietrich had died, in participation In the J10M t for a period of more than 10 yeafo, anuary. residents today .debated known. ' , ■ Tho speaker held the Interest of delphla, Tdarshall was turned Rcubbn’a were arrested yesterday Beamon U sold to have had Last night during the absence of drunkenness, actual separation for whether science dr nature w$s to his nudicnco throughout his talk 1to the Philadelphia county nuoffice in Tampa and exi islx month; 1 and mdtusl Consent bo credited their deliverance. iring a daring robbery at t |a Ow tke familv, a visitor called nt the ond wns loudly applauded a t its itfes. District Attorney Fox ' T hose. who had advocated tho teresU in many large Norgen domicile helping himself provided petition Is signed by both itaurant nearby, idelohia eounty announced is of therm ite and dynamite In ift th a t city. parties. , .*,,; detectives said that 1 'hltte- to the clothing of the head of the conclusion. Visitors of the club today were, shall had confessed that stodging the Ice, helled the ice house and then taking his depar­ rt. a e . th ' “I f . ture, leaying the floors strewn T. D. Blair. S. W. Binker, Mt. movement As a- vindication of lhelr ATLANTA, 'Ga« Mur. 24.—(IP) Dora; C. J . Cavanaugh of Orlan­ irrel. claims, j(hU e opponents declared ipics ‘of a respectable Hi timorc with suit, shirt, underwear, socks executive commute® of the irthall was alleged to Rave ad- J fJEJjiy but a s'e a rly as hit urttlay and shoes, an of which had prob­ do: J. R. Munji of A tlanta and E. —The tho mpyement duo to recent yamhomo missions of the Presbyterian fall, and saj^d the Ice would have »d that they had been friaadly school X o f * ,days, turned to petq thlev- ably been in the mode about the E. McElhoney. Church was scheduled today to Kiwanjan S. M. Lloyd won elec­ Continued op Page Two ' 1‘ 001 ’ had n o t'th . 1xploslvea boeh time C uster was stalking the In­ ted a delegate to represent the make annual appropriations for dians oh the plains of the w est - ‘ pnllr. club a t tho Kiwanis convention in the home qdsalon Institutions but 3iroborati\ Mr. Norgen notified the police Montreal this coming June. adjourned until Apr. 6, because of waa quoted >y the but no a rre sts have been made. Kiwanis Smith told the club of a shortage of funds, It was an­ Mrs* Fred W alsma la MEXICO CITY, All voters of the / Jew eler 1s Alarmed Th* killing pf two the progress made by tho Y. M. C. nounced. to pay their poll Members of the committee ex­ time for the bond e Hi C. Vie! was rudely awakened A. and of the drive which . they S l i g h t l y Improved attacks upon fouy'*o| from hia slumbers a t an earl will shortly initiate for funds with plained th at a Million dollars had 19, In a statem ent issue; westt coat c Issued this • ,---- r - ' . hour this morning by a phone cal which to carry out the year’s pro- been asked of the various presby­ morning by City Clerk JL R. Philall A t change for the better ed in the Amsyicap telling* him th at midnight prowlers gram, A committee of five, of teries and missions, but th a t the Ips, who also announced th a t all condition 0 / Mr*, questing . the 1Mexican and tjio roblx n *btalncd had helped themselves to a few of Which Kiwanian Winstsjn was made treasurer had announced th at re ­ registered voters living. livjng In Jn the' the city ?ved Walsma and her solvent, to run down ceipts werp.l'HDJHW short- of the a periud of ste .months nnd jn the Bally Was aount f r ,nl her. tblu afternoon sons guilty t>, his qholce diamonds, but investiga­ chairman, was amount. A new cell will be made more’s b*n I adm it tion showed his stock to be intact, the directors of the Joe H all, em; according to hospital authqrUiea. conviction* for robbery the false alarm originating in a in their work 'pf the club, qn Wed­ tp. the churches, they said. . Mrs. Walsma was seriously | can Notional vote Aacric th/eir motive **■ to get irasterby hearing the sound of nesday. Mar. 31. to * ** ■ Monday afternoon about WOULD ATTEND FUNERAL •bore easy money for gamblmi, drugs breaking glass, which - was later K when the Bulck coupe tyhlc^i COPENHAGEN. Mar. 24.—UP> she was driving waa' struck by a and luguflea. TAKES OVER ALCOHOL traced to -the Seminole Hotel train a t the grade crossing, i« p resid e n t. ' Although a veritable W* n il was where a guca t had "put hia foot CONSTANTINOPLE. Mar. 24.-r- —The Politiken says the form er * Billy Wed go wood, a for (ound on a rre s t of t t e various through igti tue tbe window. window," <JP)—The Turkish government has emperor of Germany ^ has asked be aided consli tt their work Beck Hanmmock, and- fo r a ’ M 0/ thd r\t *‘l physicians despaired of her n^embera of the gang, 1>^* n e t A t­ Mr. Viele complimented the speed decided to take over on April I permission to travel 80 Denmark on the elecuoo covery. torney Danton said that m t a ahot and thoroughness of the police in­ the alcohol business of the count So t tho funjral here on Sunday of would be prompt lt> paying Dowager Queen Louise. Several broken Jlmbs and inter­ had been fired by them, i » »ny of vestigation and expressed the be try. regi^ttring* ■* I* numlier of a room t th eir robberies in New Y$rkUef th at :tbe robber would' have v is neaaasary .for .Vptera llvlm nal injuries were reported by f r ­ |lh« piano I iending doctors. , ' Richard Rccso' Whittcriore, the been nabbed quickly if there had n those.fcctlon* of the d ty The machine in which Irader, la wanted In Baltimore on been a robber. have bean recenQ/ [ding Wjps com; Walsma wad ridi vCor _ ilc, a charge of m urdering Robert Holt- ) corporate limits to j dem o lish ed . [ s piano ent man, 00-year-old prison irdard, dur to be able to vote, time being requited Jng his escape two week* af^er b«_ A tlanta Voters Pass ing the re q u il, time, many . ^ j ? n*l, re Put^ ition to a Seal ginning a penitentiary sentence of of them have, been , t h e c i t y Germans Ma^e On Large Bond Issue and th » 1 ve p s v e r Jnw. 10 years, a y e a r ago. WASHINGTON, March 24.—(tf) persons whom th* governor charges city limit* longer but ■'ones” dkt it*red, city held are Illegally withdrawing alcohol "Tho T ig er G irl7 who says she Brazilian M essa jirea ATLANTA, Mar. 24.—A tlanta la New prohibition flam ip* develop#^ In vote aqd * F IV ’ waa m arried Xo Whittcmore nine Philadelphia. The secretary ta b * in >• m mi* election.’ * White much | years ago, Is described ty police as today voting on a proposed $10,- Tuesday in and out of Congreeg* . turned■ th* th* letter over to A ssistant cast BERLIN, Msr. been don# by those n* to Sir Austen Andrew 1, In charge of work ,inn ftiviil "gunm an’s mud, whose 000,000 bond issue for ccboots, via­ Secretary "A full, complete, and compra* ducts. additional sewersjsnd. a new Issue, if fiT lfl the Tour favoring ■* was *to ■- '-----leing carry ,L“ gang’s ity hall. The proposed issue cg*w hensivV invealigation of- _ by on is not that tha r -c ity . , so th a t they ml t evade a-1— mons uopeie, i««> .. j rn n iw i fo r new ’ school M aw who oViect to ment stated ’ squadron recently created one aided. fo r carrying concri d wcap- rles $3,600/K 1,000,000 for a new tition In all, It phases was today posed by Senator Edwards, tha luuance of the b#n*.’a aro raid respondents »g of Uw’.c ' U charged with 10 hold- buildups and hibition unit, with B ^m alndpj' of Qie era*. New Jersey, who out to ba attem pting t< > w v k up ilia opcUy. hall. ' few* minutes Senator point of a i»i*5 the League of Nati ’ fo r general money is to ; , led the Senate floor he position a t the pey*., that the 12 days the The government E v ery , luncheon club and civic is clear from this 1Antoni atopp. Averting to mejudiciary committee has given/to irds ""llimcual methods of .getting out wet and dry hearing; * would J - “ c ity ip raid t^r th at Gorpumy * **d boarding of proliibltlon, he a Urge vote a re being used. The l a strynuShocks city “^•pporiunitles I H. Gary, chairman of was awakened a t 7 o’clock this more than scratch the eurf i.fe it ba* and r the United States ___ | ur conditions. existing H. morning by, the combined bloste " Mr. tlon, wanted prohiN. Mar. V fi In other of hie daily •!>«! of every whistle in the city. - A employes but had "a of the shock' the Senate. Senator Bruce, long parade of schodl c h ild ren ---wine cellar himself." Club are ■ toi crat*M aryland, predicted th witnessed ! b y - thoui * at Edbon. ft U . ’i thi* ccity’s i* toJaf m few more years moved through the added that Uo hop«d |i beg yesterday a t noon. rho also oigned a lasted until isn’t a* good n , «P* Ton Will Be Asked w m i of lota and partially parity; d the rpal cstoto m arket m - ie binder fronay of last August . The Tulinir of tlji# Judpt, v 19 th a t owners , of real tst 4 whoso titles have been tleU< d tty we' fijinsr of hinders kiv, R rig h t to demand th a t Ike .qo/dlhg clerk of the tip court rehiovo these ton % ALLEGED S14YER o f e m m COP KIWANIANS ARE!Y.M.C.A. program URGED TO BACK BASEBALL . SANS !S HR R, BARS1IN GOTO. vffir'SKi ;= » 7 h v < s t& !a *r£ E ■ 1 SJITrStSS Thieves Don Stolen Clothes As Owner Enjoys The Movies 811? S S Presbyterian Board Still Has Shortage Voters Are Urged To Qualify For Big City Bond Election Complete And Comprehensive Probe On Prohibition Proposed By EdwardB iuake '“MSSSS1 S S il waa_ 5: ISB s six propo. U. S. Asks To Punish Of Two Am � 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, 1926 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, March 23, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1926. 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 23, 1926; <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/4cdfc684decc403aab43be8b958c8f54.pdf a0e22447684bc9643cf6f225c62dfba4 PDF Text Text V? iVi'ffiWi ^ /WASHINGTON'. Mr.rch 2.1,— CMnirrrsicwoman Flororfre P. K ahn nr C dufom ifi'-w aphst'cnU y denies th a t / h e .aspires ‘U> leadership of the wef bkw In th e R ouse of Itep re■ Maybe she doesn’t, h u t th ere’s suchrai-thlhir 9R lad or d rafted , jllirs. K abn is b rin g talked nbout ' foe the- Job, anyway. •' * > .. ■ , j CONGRESSMAN John P hilip l u l l nf M aryland Is wet leader n^w, b u t;H ill Ut H gnring on breaking into the Semite. t -Besides, some .of the Wets hhve ah Id e a 'th e re would bo stra te g ic advantages Jn having a wom an as theirl standard fe a re r, assum ing, of deaUrtinttun, If she if ere o isie n d o f . th e 'idem on nilrn.^ " I 'm fo r m od ificatio n df th e Vol­ stead A ct-r-fo r lla h t »wfhes -and beer—" Hhe ra id t o lh u \ " i n th e inte re s t of. te m p e ra n c e —not to on. co u rag e d rin k in g — to discourage it. " I ’m fo r a n enforceable law." ’» . ' " " "j ). 1J . • * IT never.seem ed to m e th a t 2.75 p er cent d rin k s would im prove ennth e w e ts com plain dL W e h n v e S m v Iia lf of 1 p e r cent beer now. I t d oesn 't s a tis fy , th e Jblbu* Ions and ih e lr e ffo rts to find sat* [Jsfaetinn elsew here 1s w h at m akes nil tho trouble. I don’t l>clieve <ih r y ’d dike 2.7B p e r ccnt^mtich bette r, so how would i t help an y th in g ? I p o t this question to M rs, K ahn. "P E R H A P S 2.7f> p er cent is Just a g e stu re ," she replied. ‘T m not well enough acquainted w ith alcoholic beverages to know exnctly w h a t percentage* of alco­ ____ be th e m inim ____ hol would um Which in w hat It ou g h t to bo k ep t a t — to m ake b o tr and lig h t w in es-accep t­ able. Y >\ . ■< i "B ut, personally, when I Bay beer and lig h t w ines ,.I m esn real beer artd re al lig h t wines, w ith a sufficient alcphoilc content to m ake T H E w ets know th e y c a n 't do any th in g in th la C ongress, *\ T hey inky even have ito su b m it to h av ­ in g some th in g s dona (o them . • B ut they do ^hopc fo r g ain s in th e n ex t congressional elections. It th is hope Is T ealitcd, even thbugh the w ets still lack a m a jo r­ ity. to m odify th e law , th e ir suc­ ceeding drive will be terrific. On th e o th er hand, If they lose ground, th e ir dem oralization will be very considerable. P e a r l B o rW ^ r That H b L o l \ Mata Caused n n tfn * p le a sa n t to ta k a as candy! -fik ln n y tn3ri an d women take S m id tfik y , jthLif twjn> ia iB p a m 'S p f i 0Be th e y a re bo extrem ely for ^ rfcUy to Slay Koo(r t h a t th in . mop and women o ften ta k a on >5 pounds o r mdre in 30 days, A s a . m a tte r of |fnct yotir d ru g g is t i> au thorized t , re.’ tu r n y o u r m oney if yoy d o n 't take on 5> po u n d s in 30 days. One th in . -woman Ruined in pounds in rix W ceki. Bo s u r a and, a s k t o r McCoy V„ the orig in al and genulng Tablets—CO T ab le ts—00 cen ts. ’ S A N D H sk V T M lctb - M *r. 23.— T he sig n ed c o n f e s s .^ *• ° f f f l g B orland, t h a t 'h e sh e * . « 0d ^killed Roy L ee, 19, d u rin g -ti p a r ty th e nlffht of M arch 8, h a s c l e a r e d up tb * m y stery o f th e slay iti> t d e sth o f M rs. P e t r i Dot l. ,nd» * , d ra n k poison d u rin g th e l ti n*rfl'! °* Lee- /B o rla n d m ade his ct ff e s s ln ii y esterd ay , a f te r m dro th*v* A palachicola— P lnns fo r paving w eeks o f in v estig atio n In. a* local s tre e ts , b ein g .discussed. o f P rofessional F ootball Clubs, w ith which d eath s by local o fficers and state fo u r mCn head the new ly organised A m erican; Lcai police. \ ., Jack so n v ille — P u tn a m - County Irange is Identified. L oft to rig h t they a re > W i l l , ~ ' IHlStaliri B orland said t h a t it was votes |l,750,0fl0 rq ad bond issue. en t; Col. W illiam H ayw ard, counsel; C harles C. 'P y le . Hed G ra n g e s m anager, love fo r his w ife, coupled w ith A veral- d rin k s o f liquor, t h a t c a a * him to kill,L ee. H e said his w iA e« tills firs t m c c tir it n success .a n d who had le ft him and la te r r e t u r n ­ th e aid of all oft* core is solicited. ed to him , confessed th a t she hatf The captain p o in ts o u t t h a t th e been in tim ate w ith ‘Lee. l Rescrvo O fficers 1 A ssociation Is M rs. DoHand obtained L ee^ ro ­ fa s t becoming a ^ n l t o f p a p e r a s volver, w hile th e la tte r w as sleep­ a national o rg n n itu titm and t h a t it ing In' an autom obile ‘in fro n t of is receiving muchf; atten tio n fro m th e house .w here th e p a rty was b e­ both C ongress and ,th« w a r d e p a rt­ ing held. ' B orland's confession m ent. . \ j \ »aid. She gave th e weapon to her O th er state* leave perfected City T ax Books ivirf close A Pr»> ls t ,^ husband nnd bo w en t to th e a u to ­ stro n g departm ents! 'o f th e asso ­ mobile w here the youth w as Bleep­ ciation. according tc» the le tte r nhd lands upon which taxes remain unpaid ing and shot him , have been able to cSeert,m uch in ­ "I'm glad i t ’s over,” Dorland sobfluence on national i defense leg is­ Used and sold for taxes as provided byl» bod, when h e h ad finished his conlation. - , "____ • _ - '« i •_I . - ’ Illt'a .nnn IM fcsslon. " I t's V been on ttiV my ttlinil mind taxes remaining unpaid will be placed h fo r weeks nnd I couldn’t stand it any longer. I wouldn’t have done da’s reaeityJ regiment o i United Red Pepper l^eat deputy collector, and a fee charged for 'jt, If I had n ’t been dru n k j I wish S tates g rm S ’- 4 . . . • Quickest R e lie f I had a good d rin k now ^' J In a lc tt,V to m em bers of the same. I t w as because of fe a r of ques­ reserve corp.^L*' Cflptnin J iutich !*• For Rheumatism t*» i ,*<• . tioning on th e slay in g of Lee th a t Day ex ecu tiv e o fficer o f th e 328th -V 'r . — ! :0 >■;, M rs. B orland com m itted suicide, In fan try and r c t l n g se c re ta ry of E L L E N HOY, City Tar Lake C ity—Tobacco re-sw eating Red Pepjfer .Rub ta ste s tho. ’ouch’ B orland said, -in his confession.- It the F lorida d eiV irttncnt B O. A., ant{T)JOJtoyin(r fro m 125 to 150 w as supposed a t f i r s t th s t' I ^ e had calls atten tio n Uxv th e fa c t th a t cv. from . sore, s tiff, a d rift* j o i n t a * I t boccfdj.ito be loctcd here. com m itted suicide, h u t finding of cry e ffo rt is b e iit£ . ro ad ?' to m ake ta n noli \h u rtf tori» h it revolver BOme cfistanco down th e rpnd ifrom w here he w as shot, caused the Investigation to J n ta rte d ,,w h ic h resulted in M rs. lorland’a com m itting suicide and -Borland's confession of th e crim e. B orland w lll'b e p rrn lg n ed hero today on a ch arg e of m urder, f ir s t degree. APRIL I College Founder To f Talk Refore School Press Convention r iis Ic e LEXINGTON , Va.. M ar. 23.—f/P) -i-B r. H enry I^iuis S m ith, p re si­ d e n t.o f W ashington and Leo U ni­ versity, will deliver th o opening address to high school and p re ­ p a ra to ry school d eleg ates n t the S outhern In terseh o lastir P ress con­ vention here A pril 5 nnd Q, N E W A S S IS T A N T SOLICITOR v W A SH IN G TO N . Mnr. 2 3 . - ^ P ) H a rry B n u g n erty ts to bo oKslitanfcsolicltor o f th e tre a s a ry . ’ Since It i« H a rry K., of Pcnnsylvatiia, nncl not H arry M., of B hio, no fight on ro n flrm atio n h as been threatened in th e S enate. Dr. Smith’ s address will bo up­ on General Robert E. L rt, who in founding the L r* School o f Journahi.m in ISS>, tok the firs t prac- D O Sitit) kwv> toward inajrurating col^aciu%t m U o r tw o in Journalism, d e ixnnv a nreies « f press scholar1tiliim in »<mi3Jber» typoeranhlcal miimi munrAtc«'K ^.mvr-’.inc John I. liuKnrtv*. A wnAhtm editor and nnv.suHinnr ’imrmr, as superintend- sA’r CfJ.y: 'When Ice Jam s blocked th e Alle­ gheny R ivur a t F renldin, J’a.. and caused^.disastrous floods and tra n s ­ portation tie-ups, P ro f. H ow ard T. B arnes u f McGill U niversity, Montried • to provide relief by » H r th erm ite In th« icc. H is e ffo rts So "b u rn " the parked ice cakes proved u n su cc essfu l,, how ­ ever. T r' . can wB iimnsaaSaoti. PrsaxTxxwt so u th ern editors wilt also address th e convention and a m otion picture illu stra tin g thp-edito rial and m echanical processes in ­ cident to producing n New YorR new spaper will be shown. Invitations to e n te r the conven­ tion w ere m ailed to m ore th an 000 hig h schools '-nnd p re p ara to ry schools In Southern sta te s. Tho ,editors and facu lty ad v isers m eet a t W ashington and Lee U niversity to discuss rep o rtin g , ed iting, nnd fjpnnciag of high school papers und m agazines. ,, . YOU KNOW A d ay -b y tln y sto ry of a F lo rid a com m unity th a t wo bcllovo w ill show m ore com parative progress In th o lu ex t‘ five y ears Minn any o th e r city la th o state, ABOUT this is ANNOUNCING! Tlio oncnlnx nf nn offlrn for City l ’laniiluK, KnKlliaerliiK it ml l.nrid•cntio Arctiltnrturo at UD Mul.cli Dullplng by find y ourself w ell educated, buslnczB GARDNER ROGERS City Planner, and If. C. WEBSTER CJvll Engineer G ABRIEL C. HARM AN '!* T it Charge. :~ r : ; no. ;" v Sanford’s Claim of Polental VaJoat, Sot fo rth la a ssrlcs of fouritw i i n i f i u n u t l this nswspapsr, in which the Hiorj c! Ukim*. tk \ City Substantial, Is T>«lng tnld. in* to sUA iw i will b« shown th a t Banforil NOW t.u tiirj tutsihll for a g reat city. A Resume? o f S a n fo r d F a cts a n d An ideal interior finish. Nails direct to studdinR nnd docs away with lath und pias­ ter. It is our desire to have you preserve the following data which' represents the sound foundation upon which Sanford bases its clatim to the title, "T h e G ty Substantial."‘ Population— Doubted in 5 years. Ringf us, phono 530, nnd say you wupt us to send some one to show you and tell you about '. ' l ' ’ Florida’s twelfth largest city. • • •* NoW over .11,000. Location— Ip the Solid Central Section o f the State, on Lake Monroe, head o f on the St, Johns River. Midway between Jacksonville and-Tampa. ^ ! navigation /\ Bank DepositsT-January, J925,,$4,000,000;;yanuary, J926, $6,500,000. i ' .. Schools— Five; high, grammar and three p r im ly schools in Sanford section. There Is a saving in cost when you use Shectrock. Churches— Five churches, p f Organizations leading .denoiniiuriloRS. All important d v ic dubs Pnd fraternal branches. ' ; L Transportation— Freight and passenger ocean steamers <loVv?*r freight rites and lessened / effect of embargo). Through trains to all parts o f tliq/country. Bus lines with con- ' nections to all parts o f die state. ^ Phone 536 Municipal Facilities— City budget ample to cover expenditures, Premiupu paid on every, bond issue, , Forty-seve^ miles of. paved streets, City-owned waterworks and gas plant to be augmented by $2,500,000 bond iisoo; Bulkheading 7 mile? o f lakefront and construction o f lake boulevard,'* $400,000 for new municipal pier and munfcipal bonded ^ r f l i f T l i h i l l l l ' l ^ * •, BUILDERS and FARMERS V—S an fo rd Is, the W orld’s Greatest Celery PrsdiD^ ing C enter. , • , :-g 2 — S an fo rd 's R ecreational and Pleasure FitJtja. 3 — -The , Hotel F o n e st Lake, Sanford's Joni* headquarters. • ,t 4 — T he S t. Johns R iver and,Lake Monroe. 3— T he S t Jo h n s River-lndian River Caml. s 6— S an fo rd a s a B etter Place to Live. 7— S an fo rd as a Transportation Center. B—Hovr S an fo fd la Growing. -The Spirit o f S anford's Glizenihip. I d —S an fo rd as a P lace to Rear Your ChiUrea.1 11— R eal E state Possibilities in Sanford. 12— S an fo rd 's M oderate-Coat of Living. 13— ^-Butines* Neccsaitic* in Sanford. • ,* S U P P L IE S Industries— Largest icmg plant' at original point o f shipment! in the world. Similar additional <construction. Division and repair shops Atlantic CoaTt Line Railroad. $12,000,000 electric generating plant pf Florida Light and Power Co. be­ ing erected. ^ , Free Trip nnd Lunehooii nt Beautiful H r t d M f e w t a w M b u t . i b M j n e d t a f 'f n M M g i . l . f r f c j , im iw and boarding houses, alj nt reasonable rates, fid fc t.K o ld , rtm i'n in t „ * - N 0 T E -A •very *. important Inclusion that cannot be treated In $ statistical way. Is the imuspally progressive and cooperative .pirft o f Sanfoid'i cWtenship. ------------------- >ght ------ - ..2 1 Coughing A t Sanford are inexpenslv ______ _ _and „ w homerire*: fnrm.. m 1 homes kcreage, business and Industrial locations, forty-seven miles o f paved streets, 16-hole ilf course. mg. water sports, etc. Inform ally fooUtlgnd' rcprlnh of a # or all of tht doirlhcrncnU h Oili ,Wliy.SqlIrt,cdntlnually tfrom a per slstcnt, Hwakonlug night cough whet >'ou can g e t almost- la s u u t relic!, am usually; break.tho copit!i completely it 21 hours b y a now m oihodta'scd Uu lam ous D riv in g 's New Discovery? w‘ b* H M - W * nnauk. CliaiuBerof Coimiierce T’ W EDNESDAY SA TU R D A Y j / Pleaao Moke R - �asr j Ff7■ *jA 1 * I in i'a 'G r Its Richest i XVf '• 7 Associated Pitt» W lr i SANFOIip.JFLOI '■£/* Wl #' ‘V ^ - Btg Fete D a y On .■ ■ Murder That Has Puzzled Pollc* Bince* 1922 Will Be Cleared Up Shortly F o ld in g Eastern Trip W f Returns Verdict 'fter D eliberating 13 Hours; N e Dem itratjoi? Is Staged “John pijider” Dc A fte r Court Rulir W " •■ 3s ' V Thursday, March-2G, has- been designated by', tjio- Longwood Chamber of Commerce as field day at Longwood to stage munfty show" Or mo: exact, a community e: Wide nrcad advertising has been carried on and excellent results have been reported, but the fact remains that words and pictures, no matter how -glowingly written or gaudily painted, cannot tell the whole truth like the actual work­ ing model. It has been with this In mind that the Chamber of Coni mcrce o f Longwood has decided to set aside a day oh which the world nt large can be prepent ‘and give the tqwn the Vonce-over,1! 1 Arirpdire Program. To ipnVe tho /day especially at­ tractive' plans have been made for a huge barbecue, good band music, fine speeches by eminent men, and free airplane rides. This noyel feature of tho day will afflml vl.Vtors the opportunity 'of View­ ing Longwood from tho most anvantagoous position, Aaklng it possible to see the town at a ; , — as well as Uw bsautlfull lake-dotted country qf tho Immcd ate vicinity. , . *. It la expected that this feature of thA dayt will b* very popular with We hundreds o f Visitors. A trip of Inspection to the Seminola race track will be made the morning to show the tremen­ dous obstacles which have been overcome and what tplendld prog­ ress has been made toward the con­ struction of one of the state’a moat beautiful rac6 tracks. A t noon a delicious sou' barbecue will be served In fron (he Orange nnd Black hotel, i. ing which a'band will render n se­ lect program of musical numbers. After lunch the visitors will be conducted over tho town by cljtlcens of Longwood and airplane ride* will be enjoyed. At 2:16 the program of race;T starts’ at the track and all those who care to will be taken there for op after­ noon of tho "sport of klngit" The citizens of Longwood are looking forward to this day they regard as the red-letter day in tho long history of this town., Mexican Slate Supersede Paris'and As Divorce Centers New Law \p Effect M IAM I. Fla.. Mar. 21-fl "John Binder," ia dead. Slayer’s Identity Is Residence in Sonora Hia death knell was Mum 4 wire service, The Herald will ha late yesterday by Circuit (•«, rt K now n to Authorities able secure thu results of N ot to Be Necessary each to H. F. Atklpapn, A. J. Jor*, a d race shortly after it Is rum W. H. Price. In joint session* f In. its report*, The Ilcraid Eventual Naming of Slnyer Couple Have Lived will be ablo to give the winners, TheJr decision was ciptc d e iv e s D e c is io n to clear title to property * 0 ), QMtprs ip Cose Will Apart 300 Days They May the odds, names of jockeys to­ millions of dollars an<J wipe < it Surprise, Says Keyes Re-Wed on Getting Divorce gether with a short resume of Counsel A n - at o single stroke the It- d each event. The office will re­ ia main open until 9 o’clock to fur­ Umr|f9 ynich tfed up hunjr, t ' cm C AG O , Mar. 24.—(# )—SoluEL PASO, Texas, March 24.— c e s T h a t a New nish this’ jiiformalion. of lota and partially parity; d i '” " 9f,the„niyiiterioua murder in Live in New York and rpal cstoto market m - ie 1922, of Wiliam Desmond Taylor, your divorce in the state of W ill Be Asked the binder fronay of last August . famous motion picture director it tiora,' Mexico. t The Tulinir of tlji# Judpt, v 19 Hollywood, Cal., waa said today to Thin is one o f tho previsions of . 24. RLP that owners , of real tst 4 be near )jy Aan ,G. Keyes, district tho new easy divorce laws of that whoso titles have been tleU< d 7r,HrTtcy ° f at is expected to make Angqlea county. SjfftyJ tty we' fijinsr of hinders kiv, R "W e knew Who killed Taylor four leqvy inroads into the Paris and ■ ftjavic right to demand that Ike weeks Reno divorce business, accordinj but this eastern trip ,f degree, (or the ^killing .qo/dlhg clerk of the tip waa *for % e purpose of getting to MaXwel) M. Walloch, New Yor! May Dietrich. court rehiovo these ton co »bori tjvc evidence," Mr. E.eyf* lawyer, who has Just returned from Nogales, Sonora, where he . . cd >y the Herald end o f tho three jod| Tribune, as saying. made a thorough Investigation of race . W illiam W h ile . B elieved tq noon on tho new divorce code. ' Mr. Keyes and hia assistant, be state1 pejifccntiary.' , Mr. Walloch found that tlje law Harold I* Davis, arrived in Chica­ T lavfe' Tpjtcn F a it In Sev­ tlcb w arn jury was out more, than had tho matter under «jv requited no legal reudence and go yesterdny from an eastern lour eral Hold-Ups, Is A rre s b ‘ urn .FddutvU District ment for the last 60 dan. ours. Reports had prethat in most cases it Is not even of investigation, and held a long W ith ou t P u ttin g Up F lg b Yoik. He h? to foe* » necessary for either of, the parties the Jury To the courtroom conference with State’s Attorney yccoqij ddj conspiracy to violate to appear in the proceedings, aa/all CroWe nnd other officials. All it...bad reached lay in mal details cap bo arranged by proxy. denied that the Taylor murder wan CHICAGO, Mar. 24.—WilUsm bankruptcy set InN; verdict but the He found that there are 12 White, alleged slayer of a motor­ according to local 0: discussed, but the newspaper mads court (JffcfiW ewspaper said Seaman, who it had learned the Chicago ____ ___ aroppds for divorce and thqt these cycle policeman and believed to that it ' hnad not visit are so broad ns to meet the re­ ' ave taken tuirt in eight robberies related to the shadowing here of ' ’ ?! ■W , re was no demonstration two meyi believed to have vital in­ Fred Wotjd, Campaign Dircc- ‘Father and Son" Gathering quirement* of tho most whimsical which netted $224,000 was in cus­ tlon of tha m°ath, Is 1; and can be obtained at a coat of formation concerning the crime. .. the verdict was rendered, of Chicago police today. Ipy, .Outlines Plana! w Ad- To Re Held at Hotel FfrT&t a one-way deluxe nteamahip ticket tody Armed with 'information gath­ mall received tho verdict with Shortly after his arrest ne waa d:css at Weekly puncheon F*ake Will Be Featured by to Peris. ered through four weeks of-wivesalmost Impassive countenance, dentified as the leader of tbs band Attractive Featured Named. tlgatfon, the I jjs Angeles officials which recently secured $80,000 in j barely pcrcentiblc flicker of AJceOng at Noon Today Many Interesting. Speeches Another attractive feature la a spectacular payroll hold-up at planned to return to the const in |lon crossed his face when the Loot of Whittejnofc ihnd that where the -husband and wife tho International Harvester 00mn few days, with the possibility nan* pronounced thts words, The opening of the Young Men’s Fred Wood, of the American City Estimated to Total Mil that several women whose names Bureau, who Is 4n Bhnford’to con­ Christian Association program In have lived apart for 500 mny. Three witnesses later point s a new trial reverses the Dollars Obtained in Set " ; ac dm out as tKb murderer of I ___ have been mentioned in the case duct a-campaign for the Sanford Sanford is to. be in the form of a new husband or wife maiv t be nt decision, will bring him a o f Daring Thefts Hrcei will be further questioned. 3lounu\ suburban officer, slain Ii nec of 10 to 20 years. Barr ball Club to raise funds with "Father and Son" banquet at the qulred os soon as the ae - The Ilcraid and Examiner quoted which to carry tho' club throu'rh Hotel Forrest Lake Tuesday even­ signed. In other, cases 300 days December last. raham Wcmlck,’ coupe) fop Keyes as saying that the eventual the season withont a deficit, spoke ing at 6:20 o’clock, according to an must elapse. This provision hi for all. announced ho* would ant , N E jy YORK, M»r. 24.^P)J1 .White, known to the police a r naming of the slayer and the at the Kiwanis Club luncheon In announcement made today by C. D. tho protection of a child that mny Three-Finger Jack/’ as a result the ^embers of w|iat is ngaj r j$ v trWconspirators who plotted the crime the Seminole Grill today, a session fcrihall spent a restless night as the most desperate rrit ' of hia custom of wearing • glove granted, Mr. Walloch sold. In with two fingers stuffed to conceal would be a surprise, hinting 1 that which was devoted for the most ganlxation. loysmen)ilpR.*JjfUt>n, awaiting gapfg apprehended in yean, the plot involved persons tiltherto pari to speeches by members of | Mr. Wolf, in' a statement Issued all cases, he said, the period of the missing digits on his hand; htdict, but none came. .GunrcJs ip custody 'today.'' not mentioned in the case Tbd (oof pf the band of six jhe raced his cell for hour* the club in tke interest of the Ki- relative to tho affair, stated that separation before the divorce is was arrested yesterday in a sub­ arnted is credited upon the 300 urban road-house. He waa armed One of the two men being sha­ wanianV 1926 prorrwm. times was on the verge and a woman, known ns-tht“T every man Is urged to. attend and ys. dowed was described in the newsGirJ," is estimated at f with four revolvers and a shotgun it* .’ ■ ! , Entertainment was furnished by briiig his own, or another boy. The Mr. Wallach said that although but was .taken by police before he per accounts as a young east­ eue.was given to.the j ury obtained mostly by1 sewtl prlco of the dinner Is to be $1.60 Nelson I nnn and Ck D. Dennison, few Americans, so far, bavo'txken could s^obt.'' )i after 5 o'clock told. ■ nf*«b|f In' ndditotx^at erner, who had been a resident of who saiyr severs) numbers, sc- per piste, he staged. in irreement had not no betel murders are laid i> them. Hollywood when the murder was rompanied on the-piano by .George Every niat»„atid hoy in.Sanford advantage of ’ the new laws, that After White’s a rm committed. He is described as a Urnckha)in, '-“hoiftir TAWe" Judge are eligible to attend the banquet he expected Sonora to iikhi out­ squad. Ikld in WuW tbo »• , strip Paris and Reno, as a divorce studio hnngcr-oii, known ftir his hopes to have Center*-; * ng, however, louse for -hia $£ 1lOrtn T. D. Blair, -af G ftn rtxx o . N. fondness for night life. ni With id) * laHje: attendance. wanted In cptmec ained the clnb with a Jned i W tUl "Wh­ '. The ,*o*ui>d -’f n W . UluJer/aurveiJ. ,Mr. Wolf stressed tbe fact that U Harvester robu . r,_ -™ .. I* ToblfO which was fit!) of hunt ance was an expert camera man, Inna M ay^^efrixfi! for thr^e Sight disbud and rt-rtsul he wants every man who can come, orous anecdotes. and technician, whoso services, r-death Marshall was tried _ . to bring at loafet one boy. "Bring Mayor rorrest Forrest Lake made a |your own were in great demand. ■ mayor or bring a boy who order,' was* 8 8 ;years' old 'an d tlie automobile was wrecked. .. _ William J h e: asked. 'And thismay he ac* short talk asking the club to .get | ins nn P hrinir doyod as a milliner. Pnrts back, sought for particiiuti ha* no father, Oor bring another another complished without even leaving arrest, and hi* brut her. Two ofher men identified as behind tho bond issue and nssiKt man’s boy” , is the way the secre­ er dismembered body were two diamond robberies .amm Seaman created quit, a mqpibers of the Harvester hold-up your own .country" In Carrying the elortion on Apr. 19. tary announces it. in a wooded section of Ode- to $160,000, laid to the bird local real estate circles band, were held to the grand Jury Many Grounds for Action A committee cqnainting of Judge county,-about 16 miles from arrested Into Inst night. They are James G.cn- first came ,to Sanford.’ _ The program for the banquet Some of tho grounds for divorce yesterday. J. G. Sharon nnd. FT. D. Brownlee delphla, on Jan. 21. Tho body reported to be attempting The police say Uhki'lbvk tile nnd Joshep Leopold. tins been arranged in such a man­ under the new law are: was appointed to check up on those [quickly identified and suapr- them that Simon Cildcn, el chase the prv-cooling ner ns to provide a number of Achiltry, birth of child conceived Kiwanians who have not paid their [fell upon Ida .*■ '|, known, to member of tho gang, was Florida Vegetable , poll tax or re/ristcr.d for the elec­ songu for the fathers, and for the before marriage, abnormality, im- Oil City Freed From been a frion the woman, last December for balkinr According to runjWO, boys and for both together. Yells potency, Incurable disease, aban­ tion. waa arreste , hia home in deys. Joseph Rosa, belicvel small cash payment down "* and cheers of various kinds are donment of the conjugal home for Further Ice Menace amort food Heights jus. outside of another member of the crmi Gua Norgcn. an employee n:' _M r. .Wood cpmmented on the ex­ also to feature the evening. of tho properties he n period of n'x months, absence of kdclphla, Jan. 26 and the fol- murdered In Elizabeth, N J Chaac and Company who resides ceptional spirit shown by the citlto buy and tiBubind for more 'than a year Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of ng morning he told the district OIL CITY. Pa.. Msr. 2 4 . - ^ — to go Ihrou with the 4* Reuben Morris, UnkclhadH com- on West First Street, is probably tens of Sanford in evprv move Rollins College, is expected to be with Intention of abandonment. for the. welfare of the town nnd wondering how a burglar got the Freed from further, flood menses He is reported to . have icion su This intends to cover iion-supLrnn? COu!ty, thT Pnrd°n, was a r r«lc d*011 u„ > -l the speaker of the evening. oi’ idea that he wns running a cloth­ pleaded for substantial hacking of port, cruelty, threats* or grave bv the moving out last night of approximately $40,00 \ P i,eItri^ 1!!adi C0mnraiu^ / Ul-| of aiding in tho recent roW Tickets for the banquet nre to abuso Unit make it possible for thb 1H miles of ice gorge that had roparty in apd near Jn his 7 j n; ®<i f nP 7 corr| Reuben’s Restaurant on B Iway ing exchange business for the the baseball club, which he assertbenefit of night prowlers who de­ ed would win tho pennant in the be had a$ the Roumlllnt-Anderson the parties to live happily together; threatened this city and other up- pringa[notoriety, he had decided to cut where $5,500, was stolen. Whether any sire to shod a tattered outfit for Florida State Ixmgue this summer drug store nnd at the Sanford alundcr, sentence to prison or exile er Allegheny river towns 'since transactions were completed ner body and hldo'tho parts. Throo other men, su it given financial support. Drug Company Store Mr. Norgen’a new spring togs. Miss Dietrich had died, in participation In the J10M t for a period of more than 10 yeafo, anuary. residents today .debated known. ', ■ Tho speaker held the Interest of delphla, Tdarshall was turned Rcubbn’a were arrested yesterday Beamon U sold to have had Last night during the absence of drunkenness, actual separation for whether science dr nature w$s to his nudicnco throughout his talk 1to the Philadelphia county nuoffice in Tampa and exi islx month; 1 and mdtusl Consent bo credited their deliverance. iring a daring robbery at t|a Ow tke familv, a visitor called nt the ond wns loudly applauded at its Presbyterian Board itfes. District Attorney Fox ' Those. who had advocated tho teresU in many large Norgen domicile helping himself provided petition Is signed by both itaurant nearby, idelohia eounty announced is of thermite and dynamite In ift that city. , .*,,; Still Has Shortage parties. detectives said that 1 'hltte- to the clothing of the head of the conclusion. Visitors of the club today were, shall had confessed that stodging the Ice, helled the ice house and then taking his depar­ rt. a e .th ' “ I f . ture, leaying the floors strewn T. D. Blair. S. W. Binker, Mt. movement As a- vindication of lhelr ATLANTA, 'Ga« Mur. 24.—(IP) Dora; C. J. Cavanaugh of Orlan­ irrel. claims, j(hUe opponents declared ipics ‘ of a respectable Hi timorc with suit, shirt, underwear, socks irthall was alleged to Rave ad- JfJEJjiy but as'early as hit urttlay and shoes, an of which had prob­ do: J. R. Munji of Atlanta and E. —The executive commute® of the tho mpyement duo to recent yamhomo missions of the Presbyterian fall, and saj^d the Ice would have »d that they had been friaadly X o f * ,days, turned to petq thlev- ably been in the mode about the E. McElhoney. school Church was scheduled today to Kiwanjan S. M. Lloyd won elec­ Continued op Page Two ' 1‘ 001 ’ had not'th. 1xploslvea boeh time Custer was stalking the In­ ted a delegate to represent the make annual appropriations for dians oh the plains of the west - ‘ pnllr. club at tho Kiwanis convention in the home qdsalon Institutions but 3iroborati\ Mr. Norgen police Montreal this coming June. adjourned until Apr. 6, because of waanotified quoted the >y the but no arrests have been made. Kiwanis Smith told the club of a shortage of funds, It was an­ Mrs* Fred W alsm a la MEXICO CITY, All voters of the / Jeweler 1s Alarmed Th* killing pf two the progress made by tho Y. M. C. nounced. to pay their poll Members of the committee ex­ time for the bond e Hi C. Vie! was rudely awakened A. and of the drive which . they S l i g h t l y Improved attacks upon fouy'*o| from hia slumbers at an earl will shortly initiate for funds with plained that a Million dollars had 19, In a statement issue; westt coat c Issued this •,----r - ' . hour this morning by a phone cal which to carry out the year’s pro- been asked of the various presby­ morning by City Clerk JL R. Philall A t change for the better ed in the Amsyicap telling* him that midnight prowlers gram, A committee of five, of teries and missions, but that the Ips, who also announced that all condition 0/ Mr*, questing . the 1Mexican and tjio roblx n * btalncd had helped themselves to a few of Which Kiwanian Winstsjn was made treasurer had announced that re­ registered voters living. In the the' city ?ved Walsma and her solvent, to run down livjng Jn ceipts werp.l'HDJHW short- of the a periud of ste .months nnd jn the Bally Was aount fr ,nl her. tblu afternoon sons guilty t>, his qholce diamonds, but investiga­ chairman, was amount. A new cell will be made more’s b*n I admit tion showed his stock to be intact, the directors of the Joe Hall, em; according to hospital authqrUiea. conviction* for robbery the false alarm originating in a in their work 'pf the club, qn Wed­ tp. the churches, they said. . Mrs. Walsma was seriously | can Notional vote Aacric th/eir motive **■ to get irasterby hearing the sound of nesday. Mar. 31. to * ** ■ Monday afternoon about WOULD ATTEND FUNERAL •bore easy money for gamblmi, drugs breaking glass, which - was later K when the Bulck coupe tyhlc^i COPENHAGEN. Mar. 24.—UP> she was driving waa' struck by a and luguflea. TAKES OVER ALCOHOL traced to -the Seminole Hotel train at the grade crossing, i« president. ' Although a veritable W* nil was where a gucat had "put hia foot CONSTANTINOPLE. Mar. 24.-r- — The Politiken says the former * Billy Wed gowood, a for (ound on arrest of tte various through igti tbe <JP)—The Turkish government has emperor of Germany ^ has asked be aided consli tue window," window. tt their work Beck Hanmmock, and- for a ’ M 0/ thd r\t *‘ l physicians despaired of her n^embera of the gang, 1>^* net A t­ Mr. Viele complimented the speed decided to take over on April I permission to travel 80 Denmark on the elecuoo covery. torney Danton said that mt a ahot and thoroughness of the police in­ the alcohol business of the count Sot tho funjral here on Sunday of would be prompt lt> paying Dowager Queen Louise. Several broken Jlmbs and inter­ had been fired by them, i » »ny of vestigation and expressed the be try. regi^ttring* ■* I* numlier of aroom t their robberies in New Y$rkUef that :tbe robber would' have v is neaaasary .for .Vptera llvlm nal injuries were reported by f r ­ |lh« piano I iending doctors. , ' Richard Rccso' Whittcriore, the been nabbed quickly if there had n those.fcctlon* of the dty The machine in which Irader, la wanted In Baltimore on been a robber. have bean recenQ/ [ding Wjps com; Walsma wad ridi vCor _ ilc, a charge of murdering Robert Holt- ) corporate limits to j demolished. [s piano ent man, 00-year-old prison irdard, dur to be able to vote, time being Jng his escape two week* af^er b«_ Atlanta Voters Pass ing the requited requil, time, many . ^ j ? n* l, rePut^ ition to a Seal ginning a penitentiary sentence of of them have, been , the city Germans M a^e On L a rg e Bond Issue and th » 1 ve psver Jnw. 10 years, a year ago. WASHINGTON, March 24.—(tf) persons whom th* governor charges city limit* longer but ■'ones” d k t it*red, city held are Illegally withdrawing alcohol "Tho Tiger Girl7 who says she Brazilian M e s s a jire a ATLANTA, Mar. 24.—Atlanta la New prohibition flamip* develop#^ In vote aqd * F IV ’ waa married Xo Whittcmore nine The secretary ta b * in > • Philadelphia. mmi* election.’ * White much |years ago, Is described ty police as today voting on a proposed $10,- Tuesday in and out of Congreeg* . turned■ th* th* letter over to Assistant cast BERLIN, Msr. been don# by those n* to Sir Austen ,inn ftiviil "gunman’s mud, whose 000,000 bond issue for ccboots, via­ Secretary Andrew 1, In charge of work "A full, complete, and compra* ducts. additional sewersjsnd. a new Issue, i f f iT lfl the Tour favoring ■* was *to ■- '------,L“ gang’s leing carry hall. The proposed issue cg*w hensivV invealigation of- _ by on is not that tha r-city. , so that they ml t evade aity mons uopeie, i««> -1 — .. j rnniwi for new’ school tition In all, It phases was M aw who oViect to stated ’ squadron recently created one aided. for carrying concri d wcap- rles $3,600/K ment today tha luuance of the b#n*.’a aro raid respondents »g of Uw’.c ' U charged with 10 hold- buildups and 1,000,000 for a new posed by Senator Edwards, hibition unit, with B ^malndpj' of Qie era*. New Jersey, who out cUy. hall. ' few* minutes Senator to ba attempting t<> w vk up ilia op- the League of Nati point of a i»i*5 ’ for general money is to ; , led the Senate floor he position at the pey*., that the 12 days the The government Every, luncheon club and civic is clear from this 1Antoni atopp. Averting to mejudiciary committee has given/to irds ""llimcual methods of .getting out wet and dry hearing; * would J- “ city ip raid t^r that Gorpumy * **d boarding of proliibltlon, he a Urge vote are being used. The l a strynu“^•pporiunitles I H. Gary, chairman of iuake Shocks city was awakened at 7 o’clock this more than scratch the eurf i.fe it ba* and r the United States ___ | ur conditions. existing H. morning by, the combined bloste " Mr. tlon, wanted prohiN . Mar. Vfi In other of hie daily •!>«! of every whistle in the city. - A employes but had "a of the shock' the Senate. Senator Bruce, long parade of schodl children---wine cellar himself." Club are ■ toi crat*Maryland, predicted th witnessed ! by- thoui * at Edbon. city’s ft U .’i thi* ci* toJaf m few more years moved through the added that Uo hop«d |i beg yesterday at noon. rho also oigned a lasted until isn’t a* good n , «P* Ton S S il danFCaJroly r w m i ALLEGED S14YER of e m m COP KIWANIANS ARE!Y.M.C.A.program URGED TO BACK BASEBALL . R, SANS !S HR BARS1INGOTO. vffir'SKi ;= » 7 h v < s t& !a *r£ E ■ 1 SJITrStSS Thieves Don Stolen Clothes As Owner Enjoys The Movies 811? S Voters Are Urged To Qualify For Big City Bond Election Complete And Comprehensive Probe On Prohibition Proposed By EdwardB '“MSSSS1 waa_ 5: IS B s six propo. S U. S. Asks To Punish Of Two Am �* — i r --—- - _ 'aamas ■'. . . ■ r» m ;t- - ... .'WEDNESDAY. MARCH 24,1926 SANFORD H 166% 166% 135% 132 B r i l l s France's “P o l i t e Cat” . , MADIUD. Mar. 24.— (/P)-John D- oockk/eller. Jr., will bo among the firi£ recipients o f the plus gC IDAYTONA BEACH, Mar. 24.— ,1600t,Lwith . ti!,<Lwhich ? ” <h^rT"slnffca 10 * * ' free ” tra golf medal, created by. the Greeted by tho largest and most gatncring of oi music lovers brilliant gathering in Daytona Bench C„mm.„dcr ’____ ever „_.hcrod gat *cahipHnv nftemoon. * inn A>oiTirniiiine •auditorium nnd featured by defi­ "T m o n g IM artists engager! -or Fninco from Spain to Ar nite announcement that Rrarul 'oo- the series nre: Cnrmela Ponscile, i _ "3* 4>ra will be aung In other Flondia Drebn, Oves, Floridn Negri, Alice to addition to presenting It to cities during tho future winters, Kurkjinn. Dcvora Nnbewnrney, ( ommander Franco ahd his crew, Grand Opera Week was inaugura­ Beatrice Over, Jeannette Andcrron, the medal Is to be conferred on all ted Monday evening with tho pre­ 1 ita May, I.iugft, Delk MolIet Al- citizens of the world, who distin­ sentation of "Aida" by Internation­ mredo, Grnnbolfi, William Fischer, guish themselves in tnmo grant ally known stars. Antonio Nicolich. Mnx Toft. I.udo- to*! or enterprise. Among the famous patrons was vico Olivio, and l^onanl Snyder. The award to Mr. Rockefeller in John D. Rockefeller, who declared, “ The opera Movement inaugurat­ for humanitarian service to man"The production is indeed a mnr- ed by the Daytona na Ben'ch Bench Chamber vclous one and a credit to the com­ - J -------- » *ai,i Frank Pierson, of Commerce" said Frank munity in which I am privileged to secretary, regard of Dice body live. It is my hope that its sue- has proven so much successful cos* will be repeated in other r lorfrom every nngle that we hope it Ida cities." . . . The initial production will be fol­ will be taken up in Jacksonville, lowed by these operas: Tuesday St. Augulstine, Palm Bench, Orlan­ "Rigolletto,” Wednesday "Carmen, do, Tampa, St. Petersburg and The success PThurnday "Covnllcrin Rustfcnna other Floridn cities and “ Pgliagi," Friday “ Lucia, of no venture cound possibly prove of greater value to Floridn frqm Saturday “ II Trovatoro." * Enthused try the mnnncr in either cultural nr publicity staml- i point." which "Aida" was produced. YORK. Mar 24.— t>P)— .reactionary price tend87% developed nt'thc opening of 88% 88 stock market. General _ ic. dropped 8 points to a new 14.72 ... record for the year at 3104, 14.76 |Vreflection of speculative disap* , ointment ovler tho 1925 report 72% . showing kmallijr earnings tlmn tlie 70% sar before. 78% Sears Roebuck, Montgomery American Can (new) and 39% ola. Initial losses o f a 41 t or more also were recorded 41 Dupont, Amoricnn locomotive Central leather preferred. | Ring assumed huge proporaoon nftcr the opening, with breaks taking plncc in n r of the high-priced Indus- ' NEW YORK, Mar. ^4— <yp)— specialties. Bearish senti- Cotton futures opened steady: Mny t was created by reports of n 1B.C8; July -18.14; Oct. 17.53; Dec. dng up'.in various lines of busi- 17.10; Jan. 17.27. and by the government's in­ NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 24.—OP) vestigation of recent oil mergers. There wns strong resistance to — Cotton futures opened steady: the selling pressure. Chcnaponkc Mnr. 18.36; May 17.91; July 17.62; A Ohio was one of the issues to rc- bid,,Oct. 10.84; Dec. 10.87. - fleet strength. Dupont and Gen­ JACKSONVILLE, Fln„ Mnr. 24. eral Electric each extended their early losses to six points by touch- —(/P)—Conditions and quotations d Ing 205 and 19B%. respectively. prevailing on the Jacksonville mnrm - Soars Roebuck, Woolworlh and ket today ns reported by the Flor­ Savago Arms slumped 3 to 1H ida State Marketing Bureau: -points nnd Mny Department Stores. ■’Supplies of nil miscellaneous veg­ 'Pressed Steel Car, Hudson Motors etables very light; demand good; Mack Truck and Case Threshing movement very light; market ■ • Machine, were among the issues to strong for good stock. Due to the high :^ind nnd gen­ (Continued from Pngo 1) .sell off 1 -or more polntifin the •Beans, green, % bushel hampers eral inclemency ot-'the weather, for eight yenrs and that Inst sum­ few |8 00(5)8.6(1. : ’first outbreak of selling. the aerial show and wing-walking Beans, wnx, % bushel hampers, mer she began demanding money exhibition scheduled for yesterday Foreign exchange opened Irreg­ practically few supplies. ular, French franca sagging 2 from him under threat that rhe afternoon at the local flying field Cabbage, 1Vi bushel hampers; points to a new low: record for the would expose their relations to his wns postponed to Sunday, accord­ year at 3.48Vi, or within 7 points new stock, $2.25@2.76. *. ing to F. D. Hcndermn, former wife. Celery, Florida ten inch crates, of the lowest price over establish­ Indianapolis Gyer, now located in Choked Her to Death * ed. Demand sterling held firm 3Vi's nnd 4’s, 84.60(5)5.00. Snnford. Celery, Florida ten inch crates, Aristide Brinml bn:in political lifo that is fairly catlike, it has so many around ^4.85%. Norwegian kroner In the quarrel nt his office on On Sunday Mr. Henderson, as­ live.1 For tho ninth time be has been called on to form n cabinet, His 0’s nnd 8's, 3.60(5)4.00. rallied 7 points. Jnn. 19 Mnrshnll was alleged to sisted by Captain Himilton, exCukes, hot house, dozen cartons, first term as premier cutne before the World war; since tijen his gov-; nilot of the British Royal Air have to confessed,, ho choked her NEW YORK, Mar. 24-— —An fancy, 82.25(5)2.60. eminent hn„ fallen eight times, but each time he has risen to tho’ top only to scare her, but went too far Force nnd a veteran contemporary Peas, English, % bushel hamp­ abundance of selling orders swept '•koto. . , ’ . nnd she died. .Frantic as to whnt of the fnmous Eddie Stinson, will ers, 83.60@i4.00. down on the stock market today, todo, ho decided to dismember her stage an exhibition, following --------- ------ - ------------------------ - — ... Eggsplant, standard crates, ■■ carrying more than n score of is­ which passengers will he taken up body nnd hide the parts. choice, $5.00(5)0.00. sues off 3 to 19 points to new low quotations cnino liiglier than duo, ings at Geneva, which culminated tor a nominal fee in modem, snfe^ On tho witness stnnd Marshall Pepners. standard crates, green records for the year. Tho govomsellers here were in tho majority In /the breakdown of the League repudiated this confession, declar­ phmes for n view of the city from ' rinent'a , investigation of recent oil few t5.000@0.00, » anil now buying power appeared rif Nations sessions nt which Ger­ ing that ho had been tricked into the air, and a trip over the new Spinach Ti bushel hampers, scant. mergers, reports of a slackcping many wns to hnvc Iwon elected to signing it, behoving it to have tho Scminoln race track at Longwood 81.60^2.00. .activity in industries and of wide Word of high winds in Nebraska membership, , statement he made to the Delewnre if desired. Squash, standard crates, yellow, spread collection automobile orders failed to qct ns‘ n stimulus. Chi­ But there was no hanging. In­ district attorney. His defense wns Regular Sunday pn:nnnger French, no supplies. » and the omission of tho Pittsburgh cago opening prices, unchanged to stead. Kir Austen last night m s that Miss Dietrich died from poison flights from the local nvintion< Squash, standard crates, white, Coal preferred, contributed to the ?sc new. May, new 159% to 157%. given whnt was equivalent nf' n self administered. She had been n field on th? San ford-Orlando rand fancy, no supplies, , . bearish sentiment. nnd July $ 1 . 3 5 to $1.30, were fol­ vnto of confidence „of 325 to 130, patient of his, Marshall snid, nnd been inaugurated by Mr. lowed by material setbacks nil a majority of 189. Henderson,, who wns a former air cnllcd on qini Jnn. 19 for treat­ CHICAGO, Mnr. 24.— </P)— Pota­ £■?./ NEW YORK, Mar- 24.—</!»around. The action of the II cnise of Com­ ment. service instructor nt Brooks Field, I Cotton futures, 11:45 u. m. bid : toes, receipts 30 cnr»; total U. .S. Corn lind nnts displayed rein live mons wns Himilnr to the BeischWhile he wns out of his office Texas, and according to reports! ■teady; May 18.05; July 18.14; Oct shipuments 693, 44 Canadian; de­ strength. Receipts of corn hero stag nt Berlin which minuted 'a for a short time Miss Dietrich, he many Sanford people nre availing mand active. Market 'stronger J7.47; Dec. 17.10; Jon. 17.10. prices higher; Wisconsin sacked today were meagiOf only 92 rnrs- resolution, ey^roving llw German said, either took a deadly poison or themselves of seeing the nearby After opening %c off to %c up, governipent'a course at Geneva. list'd it in mistake in a salt solu­ country from the air. NEW ORLEANS, M ar. 21- round whites, 84.20@4.35; fancy. Mny 72Ts<‘. the corn market under­ tion she wns in the habit of using 81 .45; Minnesota sacked round Cotton futures noOn bids steady; went a slight general sag. Senator Borah might get ar­ Tor a certain treatment. Medical N e w Submarine W<I1 Mar. 18.33; Mny 17.90; July 17.50; whites, $4.10@4.25; Idnho Racked Oats started unchanged to "-ic f r „ .1______ ' n * rn __ • experts wore railed by each side to rested for contempt of the world russets, $4.2S(/P)4.50; special Oct. 10.80; Dec. 10.83 highei. May 38\k to 39*ic, ntnl U l U l C l g O J .MV I : 1fV C C S ,8 show tho other Ride was wrong in court. i brands, $1.09. later eased buck somewhat. Pro­ its deductions na to the cause of With prices of some of tho mo­ visions held about r.teady. CHICAGO, Mnr. 24,— id’)—Poul­ 1‘ROVfNGKTOWN. Mi. M.ir. death. tors nnd high priced shlpors going M irin : to ••o\rii w Toils 21. -t/i’ »—The suiimarinr \’-2 f i t to pieces, nothing nccmlngly would try alive easy; receipts 3 ears; M:iivh 23. art tn r.en early tndnv for loep d vFLIGHT IS CONSIDERED springs, 33; turkeys, 39; roosters, Cham berlain Given It.,, innliia April isi, U'2fl. ilt» sttnd up undor tho waves of sell­ uriiU- iif iViiKi'i*. 'fu i t'liioi* JouriiuVing tests. Tim weather wim cb ir ing which swept over tho market 21c; ducks, 30@32; geesp, 19c I ' l r p M i l i r i , will i»e I I . i n per V o le o f Confidence and tli*" sen smuntli " wdiiinnfi i!e- MADRID, Mnr. 24.— (jP)—The mi'll atuHcarrioli over a score of imlusInnir « 11ii a f e r iy - fm ir i l l ) liunr srrihed by officer' |f th? v: ikel as Kpunisb tnbinot today bnd under week. Saturday nfimiionn w ill bo shippers to now Jdw pricer M» r- 'J l^ / l't—Willi -W i hulf-li<il!duy. id ml for Ou* fia l. r • ' I consideration nt\ nirplnne fliglit / a lialf-lmlli im M u, optimistic crop reports nt Inn Imm! f.ON’ DON. Vd’> -Jt.»spi.,-W tV VAN STJW, • Thp V-2 will be i ubj-, i " d ’to ] from ’Madrid to^ Manila' Ip the LAtMttMt XkumUol^m. Jiu Agn _____ O sn;faM > (lemval from praulK'/illy h "l' i ‘Ppertldorit.’ ‘ 1.......................... wlflih ll?r { Philipnine Islands. ""lire Three planes fSTON. Sec’y, ic srd’ Dupont declined 9 meatic belt, wlient vnlue.1 4n«ik mi re|ary, has ascended the r.*ii ffold j tests niinllar to t?» fast •Tirpi*liters t’ nlnn S o i t m . points. Marking up o f tho renewal early swing dowriwnrd today, j In the llniise of ('ominous to do sister ship, the V* I; "nderwmnt roc- of tho ilrrguet type will pai tiei- *r. .o-i lines Marp. 33. 3i and ' rate on call loans to 44; per cent Notwithstanding thnt Uverprnd pennqt'o, for his nll,'” ed aliorteom- eissfully oft Block I ilnud recent y.- pnte. . Intensified tha.selllng movement. St, Louis Southwestern made an exceptions! advance of four points but soon’ reacted, f Marshall Is Facing Regular Passenger 10 to 20 Year Term Flights Are Started For Slaying Woman By Local Aviator Noon Block I4nt NEW YORK. Mnr. 2i.—(/PI— ‘A llied Chem. & Dye ...........121 I American Csn ir........... ...... 200 Ann. Smelt, (t Rt'fg............ 122% American Tel. & Tel, ........ 201 Corn Products .............. 28% unont do Nemours..... ..... ; 211 rie .......... 27 Famous Player ............ . ... 118% General Electric v ... ,r..300% Ny w . York .Central \ .... 121 Norfolk & Western ........... .148% Northern Pacific .... 99 U Pennsylvania IL R............... 61% 8 . A. U ............:.......... 31% SpUthexn Pacific ......... 98% ' Southern Builwitv ...... v .110% I StUdebakcr ....................... 43% Standard Oil of N. J............ 65% qlMieeo Products .... 100% U. S. Rubber IT. S. Steel .122% ^ S Fash ion s Sanford’s leading merchants have gathered for you all the smartest suggestions from the fashion centers of the CfHCAGO, Mar 24.—(A*)—Hogs. ' receipts 18,000; nuiltum and heavy hutchrr steady 10 to 15c lower; packing nows litllu changed; lightt , . er weight. 16 to 25c' lower; bulk 240 to '350 pound butchers, 11.15@ ISAM; majority bettor 200-225 -founders, $12.40(a)13.(KJ; good nnd ...Jbcftibe, 180-pounds down lurgely, 813.20@13.40; lop on 110 1<> ICO 'pouids, $13.50; parking sews, f 1 810.20@10.50; sorted killing pigs, jb"’ , $13.25-13.75; hcuvywcigbt hog.i <11.10(5)12.00: medium $11.90@ 13.10; light, $12.25; light light. 12A0@18.00; packing sows, $10 50 ,, @12.50; slaughters, $12 35@ 13.75. Cattle, receipts 10,000; maturct steers slow; yearlings fairly nctive; fully steady; best youngsters, early at 810.50; mixed steers nnd , heifers, 810.35; bulk fat steers <0.00@ 10.00; yearling heifers in demand; heavy cows nnd heifers dull; weak; ether classes and frrudes of the stock steady; bulls tmeJiangid; vealers steady at . <12.25 @13.00. fiheen, receipts 10,000; fnl lambs •low; few inrly sales of heavyweight clipped lambs steady to a •hade lower at $10.86@ 11.40. CHICAGO, Mar. 24— GP)—Polntoes, are rapidly, becoming close rivals of wheat, in regard to Kal­ eidoscopic market conditions. * A report today from tho govern-] meat bureau of agriculture ccon- 1 omics. says that the potato situu-1 tlon lias shifted again. Instead of tod lighter plantings in tin* It. now appears that early !oe acreage will be heavier last year, and that instead of ___ tale supplies of new southern tpefc It looks ns if there would ha vtral'quantities to meet sburtage “ itatocs. _— , nsore, inctcad of potato leas continuing upward in tho dtflc west, they hnvo declined i » rise has occurred in the cast. .Grain Tablel Mar. 24.— IA*)—Com“ * ' Year to John Jr., W ill Get • Sn: nish Gold Medal W nEAT .157 i67%: Uay, old -160 July ...130 •148' ' ...132 13(1% BELLIES— . 87% * 130 ‘ July ....... ... 88% n o u SepL ... 88%. 107 A*' V May ......; ...14.75 17.02 July . ____ ...14.80 | 17.70 CORN— ' May .. 72% 112 July ........ - 70% 115 - Sept,. .... ...... 78% 115 OATS— May 39 45 July ... . 39% 40% 40% 40% RYE— May ----- ...15.45 20.35 July ...... ...15.80 20.17 H: Ic! for world ror you * J* a* I t ‘ Each mode will be shown to advantage in their respec­ tive stores during the week of , y Authentic modes from fashion lan'd in readiness for Easter. \. a. ■ k 'h i lnA' ^ the d0Btti S & W 11? K,llBV * n S r i 5 -Sri;*??' ?-*». SSi oral ’pPhRentiir/^f* fined 57,000 i ?. “.l At) John y.'Kniita,« - tV er»l ■, tog the maib u, d e f r ^ J W hiit- cops doa.t g?! towns they , £t>■ Y o u c a n ’t l o s e w T i t l e I n s- u ‘ r "a n c• e• N O W A D A Y S m any landownJ and buyers require title in^.l ance. O ne sm all prem ium affordsyoJ absolute title protection against fod or litigation. T itle insurance assists in realty’ttanJ actions by its evidence of clear title. E very purchaser, realtor, investor,! abstracter, attorney and mortgage! purchaser should insist upon title In­ surance. ,■ L e t ' our $25,000,000 capital funds * protect your interests.. For title insurance in Seminole County apply to T itle G u aran tee & Mortgage Co. SANFORD Representing N ew Y ork T itle & M ortgage 13S BR O AD W AY 1 NEW C a p ito l Funds O v e r $25,000,000 RepTcjcntatins ’ Title I nsutance. In county seats Florid enyvhrrt i \United States'/ ii M ia m i Office, �THE SANFORD HEBALP. Wflftl Norrises Are In \ ary Popularity Race W ell, a prohibition dcbati aiNGTON, Mar. 2L — WctBiTlk Is Retting to be so Mntlnuous in Congress, esOf course the wets know pt^tc fln the House of ,RepreL that It’s interfering ly well that they ~an’t accoc-if, r;.ith other business. - anything in this Congress. fjj] [tterwhat subjeer may be simply arc inuKlng medicini f( consideration, -the debuto the coming congreaisonal elenbn But tariff medicine’s being y degenerates into a pro* pounded, too, find tax tredini( nTe^th^ there’s no exag- medicine and pork barrel nq&j, •bout this it’s only neccs- arid various other kinds of v t*m to the March 0 Con- cine. „ J Record, In which appears ■ These medicines are being (0j ,-nus protest of Congress- coded peaceably. % PTil*on, Ropublicail True, the prescription clcrt* a] j fr in the lower vhouse,* being hampered, as far *$. po»j, lurting the liquo^jjuestlon by those to whose disadvamift 1 ..(«<inns wholly unrelated Is intended that tho assorted i shall be ndminstored, but il! usual forms of parlianu»a] courtesy nceompfmy the hnm^j^ \ Wet medicine-making, on tl othor hand, is being fought via, j rtrtj. Nothing i» settled. form of courtesy whatever. yl L else has to wnlt whllo are tho wets showing any of it,)] Kind andtlrys denounce one nn- the preparation df their elixir ’ | Im called railed nn on nrguni f . . rin't be In reality, Congress linn :p j ■ L rladingly. | L thing, in Congress, hs tho prohibition question like thim Drys—dry In principle or fro C prohibition doesn’t seem K mc which it's possible to unquestionably dry district*. Wets—In principle or froa u ■tjk ra tcly. WLrii the national law- questionably wet districts. as polite ns Punch to . Those who don’t care persotdl ■LyrJ-'the hoiiornble gen- nnd are willing to -vdte at tlw E * ti». "tbo distinguished think their districts want thm Er"itit. "my able col Ieng uo" vote. This third group proba!>lj 0u E ^sfl that kind of.stuff. ■ tils minute prohibition’s numbers the other two put tg*i L on the fur begins to fly. cr. Most of them believe theird| tricta arc predominantly dry, f • • 9 I instance, who can imaglnn they vote that way. They'd f. p; Iridual like the devout Con- they thought their districts uhi kin William D. Upshaw slop- It. The wets hope to show -.ye [map for an offeriso growit of anything but a prohlbb thnt their districts do. That'*v| Ebatc! * ; , ■ ' they want to moke prohihitin, that matter, what else but clean-cut issue next Nnvrtb* ding engendered by- such a The drys prefer not Both 1 could induce anybody to lions are natural. The wets ail u this man did of Upshaw, lose and may gain. The dry1ran dn and might loso. Tin* 4ij ii why Upshaw slapped him c country’s.'atill dry, butinj 1* crippled congressman was body can be mistaken. 1cripple 7 .... S beck A gain G.O.’P. Evangelist Arreste ninee in S. Dakota Services A re Ilallt CHICAGO, Mar- 24.— -For the fourth time, South vival services to close the rid I Republicans hove placed houses around Lansing, 111. Lid .gamp of approval on Peter been halted by the arrest ' tH trated him tho Republican leading revivalist, Rev. Be:imi let (or United States senator. M. Brown,*on complaint ofi-u i Cterdiy’* state-wide primary house operator that the n-v.lig Kch Governor Cjirl Gunderson Itht party's gubcrnatoiiul and his followers were did-r:ijj| the peace, vk HslioTi t*v.n. KlorNtitlxck gained nn early After ajn/hour at the villui jail Erd hcWit throughout the last night, tho revivalist »> ri ■tosfl/ie unofficial return*. leased on his own recugru'ts mpoatnt, George J. Dunforth, ■nr/kib, Inst night conceded ■tMOator had woo. (IX FALLS, S. D., Mar. 24. 1805, wll be fill Demean of thin C SHELBY, Mont, Mar. 24.—</P) he fcela certain many r wire — An .affidavit professing the be­ lief that a man discovered nenr Perhaps yo' here is Chnrley Boss, who, as a pull to open But Soon tho sweethearts will child, disnppcnred In the east in when you eho stroll about tho reservoir-path. "What’s that fence f o r i " the girl will ask. "It spoils everything.” "Aw they put it up to keep boobs frtfn bumping themselves W E S P E C IA L IZ E off,” .the man may answer. And. at that moment; both'mny wonder now anyone can see life in anything but a golden halo. ^ -G IL B E R T SWAN. the decision to be cntii IL” And tbo morgue another suicide. ! .It 1 vatch'workmen building* "Suicide fence" ,in Centra! Park. _ Von sse. New York Is rimmint BY THE NEA BOOK SURVEY | Thunder on tho Left” .(Double a lowly lake with ugly wire to Through an amusing publishing doy. PnKfc). nrevent the despairing'from endline dence, tho writing Norrises „ The Lion’s Skin (t.e, . ing. their lives. Or such is the -Kit hi ten and Charles—find nrly theory. * ’ icmselvcs engaged hi a literary Anyway, the case of Peggy Clark adventure that has no precedent.' kceps coming to mind. i r e 'so typ­ By this coincidcnoe their latest ical of willful youth and Imperson­ novels wore released upon the same al Now York.. day, and practically at~the same PcrjKi came from Tennessee, hour. And now a very husbandly Nashville. I believe. A t 16, so and wifely nice for popularity Is I’cggJY believed, she wa« quite under way. * » competent to decide life’s problems The two books are qullo as diffor herself. So she married, ferent as the average husband and though her parepta thought her wife, for instance. too yotmg. Not long after there ’ Kathleen’s tale, "The Black was a separation. Yes, h*r par­ Flemings" (Doubledny, Page), Is ents had lioeri right. And that quite an "sweet” ns most of hamade it nil the harder. Well sho very popular Writing*. The course could frtce the world. She was of true love never In rough hut pretty. She could dance. thnt It quickly can he smoothed be­ 1’cggy enme to New York. Most fore the* last page.- The touch is "f them do. It seems."* A' baby soft and tendor. fThc Flemings (amo'to Peggy.' She went on the arc n wealthy, social crew. • But, /Inge to support the baby. Shu ah, there Is Gnbrielle— so sweet gut intg (ho chorus of a musical nnd .good and virtuous— who is comedy stock outfit. The show naught but a poor relation. Fear .went Into Connecticut/ The baby not! Cinderella has never lingered took sick. That mode no differ­ in her corner; not since the day she e n t to the show. Pcgijy hud'tb wns first written for the fairy ko pq,»nd dance and sing. Then tales. And, again, fear not! Knthtlie baby died, Peggy broko dnwn.i .Ison’ s great army of renders will Perliaph she. might have pulled fairly1 devour this latest opus. herself together to go back to work, hot the show manager skip­ As for Charles, he hus turned out ped out Tho company was left n hnnl-boiled tale, "Pig Iron" (Dut­ stranded. All life seemed to go ton’s). This writing gent" hns n clashing about Peggy’s ears. She very genius for the short and pep­ was then 18. py title, bb witness, "Bread,'1"Salt" and the others. Here we find Sam­ Somehow sho got' together 93 uel Smith ascending to industrial and returned to New York. * She Heights. He follows an ambitions was taken to a public hqspitnl. There sho took poison on New dream, in . which great hordes of Year's cvo. Two months passed men obey his slightest command. before her identity was learned in He Is shown in Now York in the Putter’s field. early eighties- Then come years of stirring competition. In these Now If Peggy had been just U chapters Norris has written a little wiser, just u little ntoriS pre­ strong story nqd his character is pared for life. typicail and tr^ie. If one could only warn all the At 60, Samuel is shown reflect­ Prggys t<> build Jhemsclves U strong, life-proof armor before ing philosophically on the worth whilengss of his success and n Examiner W ill Hold they set out to conquer New York. brooding sense of failure hangs up­ Meeting at Lakeland on him. Norris, it seems to us, Which brings me buck again to ho* done nothing quite so good ..... March the grim “ Buicidu fence” in CcnTALLAHASSEE, Fla since ’’Salt " : (/Pi—J. H. Mackley, examiner tral Park Soon the ice will be melted upoif for the Interstate Comercc LComThe latest report from Baker & mlssfnn, will conduct n hearing at the lake. Soon tho buds will burst Taylor, wholesalers, shows the six Lakeland, Friday, into proposals in the trees that hem its edge. books in greatest demand arc, in fot* the revision' of certain lumber Boon warm spring nights will call order; rate*.1’ The case is styled the out the little army of moonlight • The Private Life of Helen- of Lakeland . Chamber of Commerce paraders. Sweethearts will stroll un ami down gold-dipped high­ Troy (Bobbs-Mcrrill), by .John Kr- Vs. the Atlantic Coast Line. skinc, u best seller that truly de­ Thtrexaminer has lu:i. concluded ways. serves its popularity, ns amusing n hearing hero inikt complaint* , And the beauty will rail out the and civilized a bit of rcuding us ' filed by vegetable growers of tiespairing as well, if only to mock Gadsden county into alleged ex­ them. Their lots will seem nil the the year has produced. Fannie Hurst’s "Appasionnta" cessive rates on produce to a num­ more bitter bectfuse all about (Knopf); we told you so some ber of Point* In the country. Re­ fund or claims aggregating be­ weeks back.. tween $3,000 and $3,000, accumu­ Anita Loos’ - highly diverting lated for the past year, is asked. ,..._____ , ______ ... "Gentlemch Prefer Blondes” (Boni, Mr.. Mnckley planned tl visit’ paraders. They 1 Livot ight). points on the Florida Knst ComUJ|the lakeside- qnd ' Philip* .Gilih* war-time novel railroad before the Lakeland bear- flections ihlvcrin ."The Unchanging <Jue*t” (Dornn) Christopher Morley's fnntuay, m & i L Chicken & Steak Dinn "SNIPER" BANDITS TO DIE44 the Dixie. Im agine tjie JDrySfal Lake Dining P arlo r N V LAKE MARY JEROME ft BIRD Located on the Sanford-O rlando Road, State • ’ ; . * !.r « -, * h ig h w a y N u m ber 3, in the section to the G reat­ er Sanford/District that is showing extensive signs o f tne city's grow th and expansion. The p reva ilin g prices in D ruid P a rk are fa r be- jtm- ■' * low the present m arket value. In v e s tig a te and be convinced. A . . Britt- Chittenden Development V. It \ - O U R O R G A N IZ A T IO N ’' * 1 ’ i *. ; # Frank J. Fitzpatrick enden D. C. GrlMin ’ tendon W. C. Hill ■ tnden E. M. Hunt % Howard Overlln -Mildred G. Peabody E. H. Pichard Frank L. Woodruff, Jr, THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN kR E A LTY CO., INC. com fortable homes sp rin gin g up along this b u s y thoroughfare. Sanford is Th at is why discrim inating home builders have their'eyes on Palm Terrace. H ere is a comm unity unusually high and rolling, o ffe r in g beautiful sites fo r substantial homes. S ta tely palms mark the well-kept parkw ays o f Palm Terrace. Boulevards, curbing, broad sidewalks, w ater, gas, lights and everyth in g that the home ow ner requires fo r convenience is inglu^ed in,the purchase price of a lot that prices and terms are remarkably low in com- - D RU ID and g r o w in g southward— no one doubts'iti prosperous GIVE US A T R IA L OMAHA, Neb., Mar 24.—DP)— Frank Carter, "sniper bandit, to­ day wns sentenced to be electro­ cuted at the Nebraska penitentiary July 0, for the murder of A. £>. Scarlcs. • ■ OO K at S an ford!— see it crow din g and pushing its w ay southward alon g MAY BE MISSING MAN overwhelms them.- Sw �:A v r n m ^ n E l t A L t). t f e b N E S D ^ Y .M A R C n 2 j,J jt a O ord Herald aa Second C la n Matter. ST. l> lf. at the Fosiofflcs >rtL Florida undar Act of * 1MT. i icn sroim os haTF.fi On* T fa r —J7.ao six M'-nih* . H f>* Dallverrfl In City t>y Carrier, per week. 16c. Weekly Rillilon IS.on per rear., . >, / gPR C taii NOTICKi All obituary notices, cards of thanks, resol ti­ ll ons and notices of eirt* rtalnments Whore charges arc mads w ill ba charged for at- regular advertising rate*. tatnicii Associarn n rn xu he Aasoc<eted Prsss la exclue7 entitled to' the use for re, llraifon of all news dlsputclies llted to It or not otherwise llted In thla natter and also the I news published herein. All its of Tepubllcatlun of special a tehee heroin aro also reserved WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 24, 1026 THE HERALD'S PLATFORM Se—Deeper water rout* to Jack­ sonville. !•—Construction of 8L Johna-In_ TO* Itirer canal. Extension of white way. A — Swimming pout, tennis courts, etc. v> , Vv—Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, a p a r t ­ ment house*. A.— Extension of street paring program. Construction of . bonier ard ■round Lake Monroe. L —Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. • — Expansion of school system with provision for Increased fa- In Sunday a day to be observed according to, individual judgment, or should individual conduct on this day be regu­ lated by law? This long diacussed question has been re­ vived fiercely in the rather ridiculous h'ttempt o f the Lord's Day Alliance-to paint Washington in a coat of blue thick enough' to snuff oiit every conceivable form of harmteas amusement. Certairjly rowdy ball parks and cheap shows and cabarets and su<Sh should be mode to close their dbors on the Sab­ bath, but here the attempt to regulnte Sunday observance should cease. . The Idea of locking a man up for weeding his garden or nailing up a chicken roost, or otherwise puttering around his home on Sunday is absurd, and any law calling for this mediaeval foolishness 'will never l>e tolerated by Americans. Supporters of the Lankford bill designed to make Wash­ ington the model moral city of the nation should realize that the great majority of Americans still cherish their liberty and freedom above all other possessions. They justly cVmjf to the belief that a citizen is privileged to observe the weekly day of rest in any manner that ple©ao^him, provider W? actions constitute no breach of law and ofder. Any attempt to crowd people into churches by removing nil open sources of Sunday recreation is destined to meet miserable f « !lure, and rabid propagandists agitating for the passage of foolish BIuc,Xmvs would do well to divert their energy into more constructive channels. Far greater results would by obtained if advocates of such laws would attempt to lend, and not force people into churches, Civil law will never bring men to God. Something stronger, something infinitely deeper and more powerful than jail sentences and fines is necessary to make Christians out of men. ^ • With the world experiencing a woeful shortage of ministers of the Gospel, religious workers wasting their time at­ tempting the passage of foolish legislation would be o f much more practical value in Ihu pulpit, prenching und bring the doctrines of their creed. • . * duties, THE LORD TH AT HEALETH — ‘I lf thou wilt diligently hcnrlten to the voice of the Lord thy God, and wilt do thnt which is right in His sight, * *v • f will put none of these diseases upon the * • • for I am the- Lord thnt healeth the.” Ex. 1B:20, PRAYER—"Bless the Lord, O ray sout, and all that is within mo, blest His hojy name, • • • Who healeth all thy diseases.” G ALLAN TR Y. When love has laughed and passed ,. me by, When wonderment has sot me free, X will not mourn for youth nnd cry, For days that used to be! When grim despair has touched my hand. .* " With fingers that arc cold nnd ' ' white, 1 atilt will try to understand That dawn-time,follows night! 1 think that I will wenr n dress ' Of scarlet silk, and thnt my head W ill bo so high that none will Giving the Old Tree a . M isguided Efforts - M ake It L o ng-wood T om orrow Tomorrow an outdoor get-together entertainment is to be held at Longwood under the direction of the Chamber of Commerce of that progressive and wide-awake little city. Pinna are such-as to insure those nttending the celebration a pleaBant time, nnd everyone knows that whatever Longwood people undertake to do, they do well. The Herald hopes that thousands of Seminole county peo­ ple will be in Longwood tomorrow. One of the fastest grow­ ing points of Seminole county and populuted by-a far-sighted people, Longwood is in a position to teach many of us how to do things. That community has taken enormous strides ih recent months, far beyond the growth expected by the most optimistic •booster. Compared with what it was a year or two ago, Longwood is an entirely new town whefe the outlook for big-developments and sensational growth is ex­ ceptionally bright. Such get-together meetings as the Longwood people will hold tomorrow are good for all of ns. They tend to make us hotter acquainted with our neighbors and make it possible for Seminole county people to work together more unitedly. Lqngwood should be crowded tomorrow with Sanford citi­ zens who are interested in progressiveness. M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S By IRVIN S. COBB . l>t the State Decide. C 14 Bullions! Cheap. Social lam Defined. ■Science Count*. By ARTHUB BKI8BANB Harilakt kr star C*. pHONE i S MR. BUCKNER; United States attorney In New York, who knows about prohibition, its enforcement being his impossible Job. talks sense to this effect: Let each state decide for Itself what drinks may be ®td within Its territory, how much alcohol they may contain. To let'thc different states moke their own experiments, in accord* once with the will of ,the mnjoriity might be sane. Each state is al­ lowed tg make its own laws for divorce, to regulate punishment for horse thieves nnd different ways of putting criminals to dcacth. To let each state make its own prohi­ bition law, subject to the eight­ eenth amendment forbidding intoxiatioji might be wisdom. • ’ ife P em ackable wma T TAaSe UM8 s V ita 5 w n p \MiSto u T CC a c k j n ' Ueeldent of p,orl* J . " j. m c n iN s Q : THE BUREAU of Industrial technology says it costs the United Slates fourteen billions a year to buy nutomoblles nnd key* them running. That's more thnn the amount lent to Europe during the war and It Is ntso a better investment thati the war loan. From Europe for our ten billions we get criticism! the accusation of meanness. From the automobile for our fourteen billions we get national health, saving of time, much pleas­ ure, millions of families united. At fourteen billions n year the auto­ mobile is a bargain. If you haven’t got yours yet, get It now, with the opening of spring. TO USE public moneys for the comfort of the prosperous class is “ sound conservatism." To Use it for the unprosperous dims, their wives and children is socialism.'1 We spend thousnnds on n filic bridle path in a great park, sup­ plying soft footing for the horfces for the well-to-do. That’s well. But when the governor of New York suggests using public moneys to solve the housing problem for the poor, providing decent living quarters at reasonable rentals, that Is denounced by indignant land­ lords ns “ rank socialism." ^ i K I H R 's AUTO .TOP aj Side fierinine t'esklun. rk ste ih ! i 1,1 Awitfli Tii|iw ■finds* mm4 tv* HV«lr CsrlRlna Pnf j|"|j Can Model Trim Co. Dsd**1 u r n , i, ^ ... , :«> IV«l P O L IT E N E S S FT LAUDERDALE NEWS of our country. The answers vary. | The hard shell optimist who reso- j nunninpr, purpose unu comiuci. n looks very much .like the vnnguard lutely refuses to sec, any flow in ,,f tlie materialistic idea engaging our national habits nnd customs on the outposts of the old order one ters a hot denial But u latter-day by one. And yet the campaign for the definition of an- optimist is given, somewhat cynically, ns a fool who observance of the amenities has never been s(> hotly waged as nt THE FOUNDER of Christianity said: “ Render therefore unto is unfamiliar with the facts. The this time. This in itself is nn inCaesar tin- things which are Cae­ main body of opinion on the qiies- ,|jr„ ij(,n „ f tlie general decline of tlnn of manners ami deportment i* courtesy of which we speak. The sar's.” . ■ ' * 1 He would have rendered unto heavily on the other side. We need for some section has become science und (llucntinn nil credit havetonly to take note as w\- gu so apparent thnt institutions, busi­ due to sciencjf and education. The our daily .ways to sue the truth of ness offices, transportation vehicles radio enrryit/g sermons, including 4hts, \Mminers are oh the decline. and what no| are, plastered with Ali'i.i\ri.-jkI.. U .U„uii/1tiia.' llinr'Winke ll. . .. I sijtnx droning attention to-the need the marveloys Sermon on the P * n Tno'ylflUt* 'fiihr’lilfies Mount, to millions unseen by the up the small change of decent hu- ' for more courtesy on the part of speaker, would have inicrupU'd Him1 man relationship are going into the all. *Perhaps those exhortations and the itiodern methods of pro­ discard slowly but surely. The mid pleadings have the desired ef­ tecting mothers nnd prolonging the male of the species still takes off fect. If so, well nnd good, they lives of children would have de­ his headgear to l ho female, it i>> tire to be encouraged But the real lighted (lie heart of the great de­ tru;*, and in n certain measure still field for the tillage is not in the fender of children and women. accords her the time honored tiiluli realm but in the growing Religion is the greatest tiling courtesy and cotisiderutinn due to fliild. Manners Instilled in youth in the world, because it deals with her sex, woman being potentially become rooted as part and parcel (lie infinite. Science and educa­ the mother of the race. But aside of their nature when adolescenct* tion are important also. from these few relies that have comes along. After this nothing come down to from u more cun eradicate the seed. AN U N PLEASAN T story of courtly uge, there is not to be But parents today, whether due slave labor comes from Alabama, found much else that goes by the to skepticism induced by the rushThe state is alleged to have made name of deference where deference nnd-tumblc spirit of the times or a profit of more than half a mil­ is due, tlie word or act of grace on to mere carelessness, are far to& lion dollars in 11*25 by putting con­ the occasion, tin- kind!} gesture, prone to let the whole thing go. victs to work in the mines as the willing impulse. All, nil are Many of them feel that their o ff­ slaves, under conditions of dread­ gone, the old familiar graces to spring will be nomj, the less fitted ful crflelty. . paraphrase an old scrap of verse. for the battle of life ahead of them * Conditions urc not as laid as An elderly New England lady le- if they go into the fray urmed with they have been formerly, however, i marked to it* I lie other day that ' a certain brusqueness of demeanor. not us bail as when English labor­ in the seats of grace she now finds This attitude is wholly an error. ers were branded with a red-hot only nrw commonness installed. TJteir children arc in reality bur­ iron on the cheek, if they sought This is n sad state of affairs, not dened with n great handicap. Nev­ work outside of their own parish, only by reason of the inherent pity er at any time were so many indi­ not ns bad as whch men, sent l» of (In- thing but in its inevitable viduals being "fired" from their thu mines by Peter the Great hurtful iVacthm on us ns » people jobs for nothing but discourtesy as lived and died, chained tn their I and a nation. For the decay of at the present time. And the trag­ wheelbarrows. courtesy is an ominous sign in any edy of this is that little good comes rountry. It is a buck ward step. from such drastic measures. Those We Inununs have always prided who' have not had the benefits of T O M S IM S S A Y S ourselves that as a species we are early training in the matter of Fine thing about summer is when steadily emerging from Ihu un­ their bearing toward their fellow you get your underwear on outside couth nr animal stage into the men find it hurd to niter their na­ higher atmosphere- to which wc tures to conform to set require­ in the buttons don't feel cold. have given the name of civilisation. ments Inter in life. The leopard cannot chunge his Russiu is going to sell the old In old distiomiricx civilisation is crown jewels l<> Americans. First defined simply as good manners, spots. They are born.nnd bred in and that is all. In the new books him. True courtesy partakes of time she bus done so this year. * . of words it is quoted as signifying the same order of things. Loans 1 to ™ u , cu Ik, MONEY A V A ILA B LE l For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Itaii* it l Consult us first when in the market for fundi A. P. C O N N E LLY & SONS Maxsnlla A ! , , « * < . _____ . rk« THE REV. Dr. Thomas, presi­ dent of Rutgers university, says nil our progress is due to religion —‘‘this nation forges ahead through its fnilh in God. Science and edu­ cation have been negligible factors in the progress of Americu.” change bis mind. Three of us, all newspaper correspondents, were in Johnson's room at the Blnckstone Hotel in Chicago on the night be­ fore the ticket was named, when John son's secretary came to say that Colonel Roosevelt was on the telephone desiring to speak with him. Johnson took down the re­ ceiver and we heard him say this, 1 ;SWhUe they are busy 'passing nil proposition. Toward the last he with pauses between Words: kmas of legislation, wo wish those showed signs of temper, "No-no no-no- no- yes-no- NO!” '^ppgrossmen would enact a meatAt thfs critical period tlie singe When Senator Johnson had hung ,’Ufa to outlaw spinach. managers invoked the officer* of up the receiver and* returned to V - ' Col- Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., as an his seal, one of those present said: A London firm fnunufacturing intermediary. They counted <>n the "Senator, I’m curious to know what petticoats has gone into bank-1 friendship which had existed be- the question from ('clone! Roose­ ruptcy. . Here in the United States tween Johnson and young itoose- velt was whicii caused you to reply i ;h e b o b - h a i r e d b a n d i t that procedure would hove inkeo volt's father. Johnson was as in the affirmative when ull your place some six or seven years ago. briskly emphatic in stating bis other unsworn were such positive ASHEVILLE CITIZEN , ------- o------position to young Col. Roosevelt as ones." Now (list Nowabzada IJamidulli ho hud been in hi* lunguage to Johnson's eyes twinkled. single notorious exception it is Man who adds up our lull* mu*t has been recognized ns hejV up- earlier emissaries, "Thnt," he suid, "was when tin* vain to inquire into thu motives of parent to (ho throne of Phn]inl. will Nevertheless, right up to the young man asked me if I could he a spreading adder. women, but we have sometimes. Mometiody kindly tell us where in eleventh hour the bosses misted hear distinctly what he was say­ Tlu< dotted line is often a !i h cicty always interests us, and in thought it not impossible that the dickens thut place is located ? thut Johnson might be induced to ing.” there may be extraneous reasons line. ----- —« — ---this connection we rise here und for this deadline of ycara and ar­ A horse by the nunie of “ I’ rickl) now to ask why it is that these Heat” lias been winning a number Miners should have more money. female bandits who throng ouj--so­ rangement of hair beyond which H O W L A N S IN Q V IE W E D T H E W A R female highway robbers arc for­ of events at the New Orleuns truck Their jobs require deep thinking. cial centers must ulways he bob­ bidden to work. MANUFACTURER'S RECORD It may be, of We suppose ho breaks • out on bed us to the head and seldom if The most fun in the world i* ever more than sixteen years old. course, that they have their rcgUj warm occasions and nothing lar unions and that to have bob­ (Jn July lit*, It* 17. Secretary Lan­ der our people, we did not for over when a gossip bites tier tongue. Mr. Robert Burton, the (earned bed hair und to appear at least -------sing of the Slate Department, in 15 months Rave a single soldier on author of the Anutomy of Melan­ Author of “ Suy it with flowers” choly, umong other recondite mat­ not more than sixteen years old an address to 1700 members of tlie the battlefields of France. During that time surely the Al ba* been given u gold medal. We ters with which his volumes are are indispensable qualifications for Officers' Reserve Corps in New lies were lighting our buttles, nn! want one. How about " I ’ tisuy it admissinn into their ranks,' but filled notes the experience of a what’s the fascination of it nil nnd York, said: , we were hid behind the navies of with candy?" ' man who bv the exercise of his how do they get thnt wuy? “ If any of you huve In idea that Great Britain und France and fhe -------peculiar urt raised a demon.who • It can't be the pay alone- Sta­ we are fighting othef people's bat­ serried columns of millions of solIsn’t much harm'in telling your tle* ami not our own,/the sooner diers which the Allied nations were wife the truth, except there are appeared before him in the guise tistics seem to show thnt their of a handsome.young man in Greek average wage fot n total of fifteen you get rid of that idea*the better throwing into the hottle-.frontenough divorces alrcudy. dress twenty-seven years old, and jobs is no more than a dollar and • it will be fur you and for. all." -Some people think that the sag* -------Secretary l-anxlng stated that (feytion of cancelling thr debts of in Chicago, a maniac run wild it may be that girl bandits, like ninetv cents, and n Chinese coolie * ease fairly nnd squarely. The bat­ thu Allies is made merely to help in a taxi. This, however slaiulibi' demons, have to the outward eye makes more than that every six I an appropriate and invariable age. months. Perhaps, as in the case of tles upon which we were entering the Allies. Over nnd over again be considered unusual there. Outside'of books fiends In humun were Imttjp* for our own salvation wc hove stated that this is absolute-------- Xom-GoYmany’s damnation. I’ren- ly incorrect, u v owt. |0 the Allies Bandits robbed ’21) in an Illinois or any other form arc, we hope it is needless to say, foreign to our dunt Wilson, Secretary McAdoo. far more than they owe us. Jus- roadhouse, Kcah bandits, not Secretary Lansing and many mem­ tle« to our own honor, rcgurdlcss just the owners of-the madhouse. experience und so fur, praise of to Allah, we have escaped thu visi­ bers of Congress fully realised the of what vbe Allies may or muy not , -------truth of this fact, but later on we want, demand, thnt wc wipe out W^lle blowing a Danville,, III., tations of female bandits, but we were lulled into a false sense of lbs alleged indebtedness to Ameri- safe, yeggs started a $'.*0,000 fire! confess that after whut we keep reading in the papers and when S*’ a , ! prytoct our honor, not so they should be warned to' be we’re not thinking of something stue work when business is not so for ail time subject ourselves to t!ic more careful. Its own aufvly, ^u t to save the else we look with suspicion on any1 good. ' — ate many of the rhea Allies. No falser ataUimedt was hob-huired sixteen-year-old mem­ * But even so our original ques­ ’ attractions and wil ever made. We went to » » r ber of the predatory eox unless tion remains unanswered. We c^n ray toward regulatin; wholljT for the purpose of saving the cirmustances are such as to not take our bandits or leave them ■nd character of show enable us to treat her with some ulonu1 according to our whim and xhow o f confidence. "We would ’do we must derive what comfort we verrujj with no lady an injustice— especially can from the thought that*sooner one so young—and we should be or later we arc bound to'm eet a gjad to know if there are not other infallible signs by which their presence may be detected. With a Hall, Pentland h McCall AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami. XanM Wed,, Palm Bench, Daytona Hcmh p J17-318 First National Bank YMx Hanford, Florida S. G. ^IIIAY, RESIDENT MAN ABM C O L C I.O U G H R E A L T Y COM PAQ Sanford, Florida Real Ehlaic P O T T E R ’S “O R L A N D O MAI® C A N D IE S ' V' Special attention paid to p a rtie s , receptions and weddings. �THE SANFORD HERAI.D, WEDN TELEPH O NE: 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:1; 217-W TO, HAVE SOCIAL MONDAY Personals T H E W O M A N ’S D A Y The Kind’s Daughters Sunday School d u n of the Methbdint Church will give u social on Mon­ day evening -from.8 to 10 o'clock at tho homo of Mrs. C. H, Smith, on East Third Street, instead of thin Thursday ns previously an­ nounced. The guests of honor for the everting will be tho young ma­ trons of tho class. By AUcno Summer REBEKAl! LODGE TO MEET -■ Rcbcknh Lodge No, 43, L O. CL F., will givd a supper at the hall; Friday evening. Mar. 26 at • 6:30 o’clock. A ll members are unred to be ■ present. It is expected the presi­ dent of the state aaaembly -will be hero nt thin time, and a full at- , tendance is desired. Several peti-. tlons will be presented at the meet­ ing following the supper.. ' ’ d] Dr. Pulcston 'left Tuesday cvenltnr for North Carolina where ho A number o f Sanforji club worn- „ii t program, be held in the First * Chittct, Chatter! np^cnled to her host in a stage will spend a few days on business. i_»t tTuesday ’---- 1-.. tfor — Jacksonville i — i. 11. ’ tii na church. cn. left A Brooklyn truckmnn takes to whisper for jf* hanky. he famous painting. The Only drink because his wife bobs her where they will attend the thirtyMrs. Mattie G. Paco left Mon­ Wednesday Communist Russia permits no day afternoon for Daytona Reach of the ^ le, will be unveiled on Wednes- hair. That’s what ho tells the Class of the Sanford second annual meeting evenihg by its inspired crca- Judge. Yes, girls, they're still say­ hand-kissing or hat-tipping- Mad­ where she will visit with friends. will present a niln- Florists Federation of Womens' ft Mr. George Inness, Jr., and lKh school auditorium Clubs, which will be held Mar. hi /Hamilton* Holt, president of ing "It was the woman who gave ame Lcninc, ’tis said, recently was Mr. and Mrs. Ben Small of Mi­ it to me to cut. fShe ‘ . tempted . me.” insulted because n male “ comrade” 23-26, with the Womnn's Club of 'lloBins College .at Winter Park. ‘gins to steal offered her a seat and opened a ami arc spending a few days here er Circle of the Bap- Jacksonville as hostess to the » iB speak on The Accompllsh- I suppose when ho bei. BRIDGE MEET POSTPONED on business and are stopping at <>. und murder and commit arson he’ll door for her. ill have a "spend tho its of the League of Nations. the Montezuma. say, "her permanent wave drove me lt the home of Mrs. Federation. Mrs. Leo U. Rockwell of-ToThe meeting of the Idler’s >n Thursdar evening, Mrs. John wild” And some judges let them Tho delegates from the visiting Two-Thing Spreads- /An on West First wnndo, Pa., arrived in the city on Shermsh will speak on The Bridge Club to hnvo been held on clubs throughout the state, state Mrs. R. C. Tisdale of Bithlo get away with it and preach scr-1 “ Our club can only serve two Tuesday evening and is the guest erican Home, and the Work of mons at tljc wives! I things besides water and tooth- spent the day in Sanford on Mon­ Thursday nftemoon nt tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thursdsy of Mrs. George Davis Hart, has General1Federation, and for------I picks,” n worried social butterfly day shopping. been postponed im nccount of the Frank J.'Gonzalez, at their home , u, „ 1 1 Governor Cary A. Hardee will Speaking of bobs, in' Japan a writes me. “ And the other ‘two on Pa!’."utto Avenue. [ High School will meet nd other enteron The Rising Tide of giri who puts the cold steel to her 1things’ have been served so often, Charles Wheeler, who has been injury of Mrs. F « d Walsmn. ,t the high school John D, Sherme* tho guest of his brother W. V. dome must fall prostrnte before I Any new hunches?” f the General / 'he delegates and visitors will “"the scat of forgiveness’ and beg i For a "two thing spread," no Wheeler, left Tucsdny evening for the seat 0f Wesley- of the * tho guest of'm back to the Woman’s Club the evil spirits to flee from her-1 her- combination so fills tno bill as his home at Louisville, Kv. have a social [Chun'1 ' willnf II use on Friday evening for an The Japanese deds have to l\old cither n sheer dessert course of l?e rhom M m e I (honor nt these affairs, e Of Mrs. E. A. P. M. Elder loft Monday aftorA. complete nmo-rnm program cannot 1* re nous time. Two one-nct plays their flapper daughters down, 1cream or ices or sherbet and cakes, J f& S iS T Heights nt announced at this time. Enough, w l bo given by the Community though, and pray for them! or snndwiches and a drink. Malted iioon for. Clayton, Ga,, where he P lycrs of Jacksonville, and one by ntflks, milk shakes, tea with lemon, owns n summer home nnd apple « of* the Methodist however, is settled to insure a con. Woman’s Club of Tumpa. The vcntloV of .pnusual Interest a n d This wise-crack comes forth front ’could vary the usunl coffee or co orchard, to get the place in readi­ ;t at the home of tnllntion of the new officers an erudite srasion of a convention coa. And so many kinds of sand- ness for tho summer. great Inspiration. tin, 815 Park Ave1 take place, an informal re- nf the American Medical Associa-, wicli possibilities! Cream cheese Mrs. John D. Sherman, presixk. % Mrs. T. L. Long, Mrs, Carrie tion will bo tendered them, and tion: "Ovcrfat people arc thnt with olives or nuts, lobster or crab dent of the General Federation ors will meet at and Miss Florence Dibeil, second bohrd of directors will have a way because they eat to sntisfy with celery nfid hard boiled egg, Worthini:too.,Mrs. J. O. Long and ^ hall, at 7:30 Mrs. S. H. Robertson of Alabama, ri section. some .secret dissatisfaction in their preserved ginger. , I ttmbers arc urged vice-president, will be the guctti motored to Orlando on Wednesday of honor from the Gchernl Fedora, lives. Something is fundamental­ ho morning arid afternoon sesjtu important busi- tion and several state president) where they spent tho day. ly wrong in their cmotionnl Hvcs.” s will be held Wednesday, Hands h l tansacted. from the north and the south win rsday and Friday in the Bible That’s probably why all fat peo­ "1 notice hands before I do ,"Dr»«nlcd by the Amer- bring messages from their Fcdera t» Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and You can't beat lt — a Major ool Building of the First 1‘rcs- ple are so despondent nnd hnrras- faces." How many times have you L tk Milane Thenter tlons, and will add much to th, b; erion Church, close by the sed nnd'worried. You've noticed, heard that bromide? Will yours email son Qeorge, Jr., who have League Glove or an Official of course, how much cheerier nnd bear the ogling glnncc? Yes, I been tho guests of Miss Martha . School Parent-Teaeh-, pleasure of the social events, g, V man’s Club House, League Ball or both — and Fox nnd Mrs. E. A. Douginas left well as offering different view .jtion will meet nt the points- on matters of interest n t he business of the federation l'ollynnnn-ish the skinny sister­ know manicures cost. But ‘ how Sunday for their home in Ft. My­ casyl W ho wouldn't call reports of officers and Com­ hood is! And you nre convinced, nbool -at lent one evening n week ers. ■School nt 3:30 'o’clock. drinking Blue Bird caiyZ all women of tho country. | know, that that smiley old grand­ when you do your own ? Bowl of tek, the conferences of the Friday The, meeting wily open nt th* ,j, artiqent, and the election of mother of yours with the three soapy water, file, manicure scissbrs, Blue Bird has a aparkly, Mr.-and Mrs. Wallace V. WheelI -------Howard Chnpter U. D .Womnn's Club House on Thesilai 0j -----cers will occupy the attention laps nnd n passion for keeping the buffer, polish, cuticle remover and er and daughter Louise, have re­ bubbling thrill more deli­ t nt the home of Mrs. j t>vcning. Mar, 23, at 8:15 o'clori n these sessions. ginger cookey full for you hud a ornngr'Klick arc needed. Soak the turned home from ^ motor tri|K>P cious than grape Juice- Save icily, on Park Avenue, j -phe hostcss club will have chart-, nails in the water. File und round- tho East nnd West Const. During wo exceptions to the place for raging* secret sorrow in her life! of the "Welcome to Our City" pn- t 29 Blue Bird bottle cape, Don’t make talons. Put some cot­ their absence little Miss Karla e sessions should be noted; on Saturday gram; greetings will bo extends n irsday, following the 'luncheon Out of the Kitchen ton on your orange stick nnd dip Wheeler was tho guest of Mrs. add 89c and get an Official is story hour' at 10 from other states by their prim a Push Victor Check. .the Snn Jose Hotel, in honor Women from 36 countries of the into tlie cuticle remover. League Ball or add $1-29 the library. dents: and Mrs. W. F. Blackm.-.i-0 'Mrs. Sherman, tlu! session will world meet in Puris In May for back the cuticle. Dili nails in wa­ ■bort J. Holly will entcr- Florida’s president, will give a h:,. for a Major League Glove ter ngniii. Dip buffer nnd polish ivene at the San Jose Hotel, the International Woman Suffrage Charles I.yerly 'of Wetumpkn, Afternoon Tea Bridge torical sketch of the Florida Fed nnd give them tho glow resplend­ Ala., arrived in the city on Sun­ v, or do it twice and get both the conference on junior Alliance convention. Their pres­ | ee home on Park AvonOc. oration as gathered from the run |bs isiJl be held, with Miss ent job is suffrage for women of nil ent. day nnd has accepted a position jor ^ ulove. Let'i 0>l Sunday fully prepared records of the lid -ert. Mrs. J. Hurninu Croon nnd j nations ami colors. We in Amori here ns prescription clerk nt the Organ recital at the Mi­ oration Binco It was founded t> nbers of-the junior clubs ns cn who have had suffrage all of a Bjig1-nney Drug Co. Mm, Lyerly will Mr. and Mrs. Braxton B. B : lter at 4:30 o’clock under 18t)5. nkers. little more than five years already gott left Wednesday morning' In arrive later and they will make he St. Agnes Guild. A reception wjll folloWthe nice n Friday morning, Hit* session liuve forgotten that it Ih not just their car for a motor trip to Mi- |their home for the present with Monday lag with the Jacksonville Woniui I bo held in the Palace Theater, taken for granted everywhere by ami and other points of.interest on Mrs. Lyerly's sister,. Mrs.~J. (Min in Club meets with Club as hostess. HmbUprfca, h the conference of the Depart- this time! The very idea thnt ev- tho East Coast. f Laney. (UtiunallvSUJ F, Hawkins on Park Wednesday evening, Mar, 21. w ' nt of Conservation and the efy woman cannot have a vote! fulllimn. 2:30 o'clock, hovo World Peace for its thour: pRbtontay, "Grass." for the promghterh Sunday School and will, with the Thursday <)• tffjam. The Style j have social merttng at Not only checkered careers will [»{ Mrs. C.' II.'Smith. 217 puss up and down spring's 'high­ Street, from 8 to 10 rdison, New York; Forrest L> way. Checkered coats will hump r u n * r o n T im H ' ii k u h H O T E L A R R IV A L S kett, Richmond; A'. B. I tarring■ * elbows with the checkered pasts. 1 ns Guild will meet with , Atlanta, (In,; \V. W. Pittman, Blue and white, black nnd wldte, l \V. Warner at the VulAT TUB Forrest I,ake a t TIIK ksonvilje; D. W. Nashville; C. beige anil brown, do the checking aV 3:30 o’clock. J. C. Hutrhinson, Sanford; Brown, Greensboro, N. C.; II. K. stuff in spring coat materials! Russell, Sanford; Mr. and M- Jertnings, Tampa; K. C. Webb, ---- TT | McClroy, Orlando; Mr. „ Tampa; E. C- Webb, THampa; Mr., After the show^. ten Enjoy Story Meric JIIIINNt III.Mis Mrs, N. A. Shnwcross, Provide aud Mrs. W. A. Fenkle, Hugers-1 If the II. ( ’. L. rof the theater III H iu -i-la l I’n s l RI.j R. J? Henthrone, Snnt.-r -it vimiiun iin.r.v •• ,at the Library _V. J. Farrell and party, Pin K^Jncktl'.wecsl.f! ctaoshrdenunetae supper restuurant has gut under' ••.MONTH f AII 1.0" — -(‘..Ill etlV— town, Mr.; Curtis P. Kcjinanl, Our C*n| Cnmnl) "All Tlril I »." jdt-lphia; Mr. and Mrs. J C. Hu:- Jacksonville; L. M. Stewart, A. C. your skin, why not bring the movie Ar>ri|»'i I'nblr* gung home with you for a spread f»stry« ; S r«,h?n 1in* ° " ‘ Mlaa Mell Whitner, Sant ................... ................ L.; W. N. tVallon, Palatka; A. S, made on your own gas stove or - .............. r. and Mrs. S. S. Bnumel ar. jMendcrson, Day toon; Mr. mm c and mm. Mrs. . /ini*dish7 A urn gave a very — enter M A college cpljcgi,• gitj> tidparty, Salford; cram. The-’ children ward Trainer',"i ly is'Ideal .'I ' iti i ! Ninj tti'-rl L vi i , rihc^childrcn. I * George L. Slozfn, Ft. Lauderdale; H |)r sueh u l(| ow.ouU 1 U delighted bv the pro­ and is a “ T i n : i u i;i:.N o r m i . 9/fotad&daotii than £tiyu>jttSo£} E. Craig, Jacksonville; B. pleasing variation of Welsh rarebit of Raster bunnies and delphin;. Mrs. Burton Con." MONIDt" vqi:ui< tv i.i :i . io \ Grnlid Rapids; I)r. Burton Curb. Intenig, Savannnh, Ga.; George i»rs by Mrs. Clark. I To one quart of tomato soup add » llli i tone, Savannah, Ga,; Henry Jruet- |n chopja'd onion which lias been lark exm-ts tfl givo an ' Grand Rapids; Harriett Ann a , roi.i.u:* i:» k i . i \ nim tiT |er, Montgomery, Ala.; F. Par­ I cooked op in a tablespoon of but t e hunt for the children i^°rir —ColUril) — ish, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. ter. Boil und add u pound of day before Easter, Apr. ^ n,!er. ,n,rK: ' - "T lm r I 'llr a " 1 tell tell them them her plans at Winter 1 ark; C. J. Cooper, Wifi*' V. Prevail, Miami; H Tubbs, her plans at cheese cut fine. Stir until all is I’nmpa; John Mayer, Del.and; Mr. melted, add paprika, tabasco sauce hour-this week. Miss park. Mudteiuma CONTINUOUH I'lJItKOItMANCB FItOM 1 P. M. TO It I». M. ind Mrs. G. It. Pride, Jacksimville. two beaten eggs, and a pinch of llbin will be in charge Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Lipse-i >. , ami is arranging a vpry salt. Serve on toasted salted crac­ Seminole Atlanta, Ga.; Fred C- Elnu-s, Javi program. R. J. Dunnlioe nnd wife, Jack­ ker or plain crackers. sonville; A. 11, Pinsa, Sunford. If. McKinnon, Miami; A. Larson. Mi­ sonville; It. G. Boyd. New York; i MEET THURSDAY When ^ ou Play ami; J- W. Russell, Atlanta, ti». |\V\ R. Pearson anil wife, Tampa; If you have furnished yogi flat D. A. Root, Ind.; J. Brown M ri'aUlRT. Hereford, Louisville, Ky.; S cnt-Teachers Association with the cut glass and silver col-, iich School will meet on Jacksonville; M. Erdnian. M.l D. Bluzer, Nocutee; W. 1.. Throup, lected from bridge parties you’ll Jacksonville; H. W. HaniberUm. Louis; E. J. Gny, Detroit; H 1 afternoon nt 4 o’clock nt Easton, Md.; H M. Sufford. St. enjoy conning Raymond's "Whys 4 r school auditorium, tint Burrell, Lorain; Don Mason, of Auction Bridge." It not only Hiursduy evening as pre* sonvllle; Mr. and Mrs. B. J H- Augustine; A. E. Griffith, New York; Mrs! A. A. Currans, Atlanta,1 rays "don't do tinand do that! inoumed, the time having I>enjans; St. Louis; H. H. Drunuyor but it expluins why! ^ igt ii on account of con­ mond, Richmond, Vn.; Char- Gn.; O. J. Hal, Lakeland; Gyorge E. Sheldon and wife, Vero Behch; es. \. • Donnelly, Lake Placid, N. Y., k Woman Gosip inson Smith and wife, Lake Plm-I; A. H. Williams, Vero Beach. Melba, the contralto, still is shy Mrs. Carrie Sjjiaffcr, Lake I’hu lj George A. Smith, Tumpa; J. T. are charm ingly shown in the new Ire n e Castle Cprticelli Fashions Smith, Tampa; Hurry M. Hull, anil afraid every -time she sings, COMMISSIONER Jacksonville; M. S. Stroud, Or­ in spite of her years on the concert - Valdes lando; H. F. Tnylor, New York; E. stage. They tell the tale of her announce my candidacy It. W. Foster, Atlanta, Ga . 7,- Johnston, Savannah, Gn.; Louis appearance before Queen Mary, the wnocratic nomination for 1), Howard, Jacksonville; R Cnbeder, S. P. Mims, Tampa; F. Princess Mary, Princess Maud, und i-tnml*»iinicr from District Lorestcr, Jacksonville; B. J, Quit A. Plante, Dnnsburg; Henry Ccnn- other lights. Melba wan so nervous ipole County, subject to Gerard, Ky-; P. K. Brown, Polatt MANISSK— WunduriiiK thruiiith Suka-Fifth Ave­ ceolo, Cleveland; Cus|>ep Ceancculu, she dropped her handkerchief. to be held June 8, 1026. J.. M. Khakolford, Jncksonu! Worse, she got tin- sniffles, und nue, one dHy, Juttice's attention-was captured by Cleveland. Walter Ryan, Jacksonville; G V FRANK EV AN S- AMUSEMENTS Princess Milano Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co, e Leading Style Notes ft atriking-looklna. young woman who-removed her coat und so displayed this very smart "Corticelli” Frances Ann Crepe Frock with its rows, of fluted ruffles caught, up by o pert bow at the front. The long, graceful vestee lt\ contrasting shade aveon’ted the exquisite Colouring of thu stranger, whom Juniat luter discovered to be u very famous actress. *.,-. . J ‘ -: Goat-Getters MARIGOLD-—At a teu dirttce, at the Embassy Club, a stunning debutante wus the center of at­ tention in this Frock with its very new page-boy silhouette* It is easy to understand why the pugeboy created such u furore ut the Parisian Open­ ings when qne looks at this most charming ex-t ample, developed of “ Corticclli” Frunccs Ann C repe. A L L PRICED (fin ite u —J t —9 l * Irene Casuc J 1 GpKTlCUU Ia SMIONS ] • * • $59.00 * # ! _ j « w • m* -**• • litEME Castle GoRTICUII fASMONS #* LADIES' HATS SPECIAL—One tafcle of HnU, aU colors. IT IJC^D T d GET Y O llP G O T WHEN-YOU HAD TO WtAP Y O llP M O T H E P 'e ' NOW IT GET^T YO UP G-OAT WHEN'------ * * W E JsP^ ‘ EVERYTHING NEW T H ^ f ’S-GOOD" ■_________________ ___________________ — — Vulues up lo $0.50. �GE SIX SANFO So h i "hopped on M * * * b, buck, and away lumbered the.K tic again. Pretty soon Mosey came to Ml out what was vrong. ,Thc burglar alarm over Rubadub’Swa*hTtubhad been ringing Ilk* everything, “ Oh, so you're the burglar!” cried Nlrk na they all stopped..,. “ Yea, I’m the .burglar,” grinned Mosey. " I think I look more like a bus, though, don’t you?” (To Be Continued.) t o i a » Be Quick-Be Sure/ Get theright remedy—thebeatmenkno*. Soquick,to suretbit (niOiotUnowexarlo^it. The uemottin a Uejtivc. Bromide-Quinine to tdul form. Cold* atop in 24 hours, Lt Grippe in j days. The tyatemi* ckmedtoj toned. Nothing coopina with Hill’s. ^Copyright, lfl2C.*HTA fin ., Inc.) A ' <: * ----- i--------- S r ■^ Cagle Luke— Proposed to widen highway between here and Lake Alfred. VIKING - “ Yea, sir! It's fa the air," he said. ” 1 can smell it." Mosey Mud Tuttle opened ’ his that marked the path that led .to eye* at last. '‘ . ’ * Scrub-Up Land and Mister RtibaAt! winter Jong he had kept them dub. closed—down under the mud at the But on the WByhe passed the bottom of Ripple Creek. 1 tiny, doorway that led down to Most of-the time Ripple Crack Jimmy Juttiping-Mouso’s house, had been covered witn ice, put' ‘T il stop and got Jimmy," said now the Ice was gone and the water Mosey. “ Ho sleeps for five solid and mud felt warm. 1 months without waking. Hee! Hce! So Mosey slowly moved oht of lice! Hu’s as bad ns I am. Old the mud and crawled up on the inzy bones, both of usl I'll ring his bank; It was then that he lifted doorbell! his top shell nnd stuck out his So he rang Jimmy’s doorbell, head—and opened his sleepy eyes. But he had to ring nbrtnt four Mosey sniffed.' times before Jimmy answered“ Yes, *lrf It's in the air," ho' "Timo to get up!" called. Mosey said. " I can smell it. Sprlngl FU cheerfully. "Come along! I l l give have‘ to go and get scrubbed up so you n ride.” I'll look decent Itt the Land-Where“ Sure. .I’ll come,” said Jimmy, Spring-Ii-Comfng.” “ I'm too tired to jump that far. The Slowly but surely he mndo his springs in my feet aren’t working way .toward.the little secret bush Ivery well." . is neary here and you’d better be getting around, hadn’t you? I’m on my yrny to Scrub-Up Land.” “ Is buckwheat ripe yet, and arc tho corn Sprouts up?” asked Chirk. "My, gracious goodness, nol" ex-' claimed Mosey. "Neither arc the flics nor mosquitoes nor skippers hero yet. But they’ll nil come In good time. You’d b etter, come along before the March Hare gets after you. lle V putting Mack marks after everybody’s name who doesn’t, go to get spring-cleaned and the Fairy Quocn will find it out.” " I ’m eomingl I’m coming!” said Chirk hnstllr, for he, didn’t want a black mark. AH the wood and meadow people liked the Fairy Queen. She-was the best friend they had. Out came Chirk, and he got on Mosey** back too. Then Motev gathered up Tommy Toad Sind Flop Field Mouse and W Jr m £ P H VIKING tires carry tho standard guarantee. A chance on a Ford count! and one karat diamond ring with your gns and ail. wtthpoftrsK SATURDAY TAX BOOKS CLOSE r' i f f 4" ‘ . •i • f ■yV’ APRIL 1st. tised and sold for taxc^as provided by Jaw. Personal taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in bands of a ,“** • • M 1 ' i* m 1 V _ SOLICITORS WANTED ^ w .’ M. ftu s s A S S T MANAG; . . ELLE N JIOY, City. Tax Collettor. Use Herqld Want Ads fork 111.1 Sanforfl Avenue Sanford. Fla. .Y Please M(ikc Reservations a Day$ lands upon which taxes remain unpaid will be adver­ » ■ £BM 1 Vjk } ; 1 1 1 1 1 200 Womens And M isses SmartSpring D elightful Selections o f Easter raw, hair f V silk and of silk, flannel and combina- charmeen d shades. ------ — R E M A R K A B L E V A L U E S IN SILK LING ERI Full Fashioned S ilk ,. j H OSIERY * X # | / - **• / * . y—w * * Corsets, Corsetlettes and y. Chiffon and Pure Thread . 0 r% City Tnx Hooks will close April 1st., after wiiicn mi same. Filling Station A A Y *- A t ^11:30 / deputy collector, and a- fee charged for collection of I ■ 1 m Get Bed tka WEDNESDAY Iifi.r.o 124.50 227*00 250.00 $55.00 $.15.30 29x4.40 30x4.95 31x0.25 ,30x0,77 .12x5.77 33x6.00 1 k firJcc3bc BALLOON TIRES m ‘ B e Sure ■' ' for this sale Brassieres Formerly to $1 f:HOSIER* MARKED IN P L A IN - ) �THE SANFORD HERAT/ Methods to Sfrengthe Steel Structres A re N ow Subjects o f Tests COLUMBUS. 0., Mar. 24.—(/P) —Testa begun.here at Ohio Uni­ versity may pave the way for revolutionizing methods in vogue for tho repair and replacement of wom-out*1atceT bridges, viaducts and similar structures. \ If the results are what oqgineera anticipate, they believe it will be possible to rejuvenate bridges and other structures that have been condemned as unsafe without-re- mMmm without Inter- Two Youths Fail to ...I with «.UU *P cor­ nftw. Terence to traffic and responding saving o f,tim e and money over present methods. The experiments, which will last The Georgia Pri»on Commission 10 days, ariDthe climax of 18 today rofur'cd to recommend com­ months of preparation. mutation of the sentence of Ted The new process, devised by Qrmcnt C. Cooke, Ohio State L. Coggeshall, of Clayton, III., and tlumnus and former olymplf ath- Floyd McClelland of Brockton, N. eto, consists of a special method Y „ to life imprisonment. The two young men arc now at of implying condensed concrete MiUodgcvilte, sentence or under high air pressure to either -------------- under ------ --------— * new or old structural steel so a» {execution tomorrow for the murder;It ago, of Professor W.‘ W."C. to greatly strengthen it. n year into, C. f Wright, nupcrintondcnt of Putnam county achooli. ' The decision^ of the commission goes to Governor Walker for final approval. * You-Drive/t It •:iii»r> J.‘ Houghton Reel & Son Phone iB0*J West Second & Myrtle Street at Railroad ‘Na«i*wtat Hank Mida A r c h it e c t your course Aui mto service bclVroen Hudson, Ont., and the luu ioto shows the aviators assembling planes ready to cvrj- tHiricl, Huiiv ku.u ospvctors north. Jazai Band. Replaces Organ in Chiiich i, 1 y ivF; >, \ The character i f a development doe/) not consist merely of constructing so mnny miles of streets, sidewalks, and other improvements, or, does the outward of a development- They do form unfmpn.tiinl part In the estab­ lishing of an ideal community. Hut in the Iasi annlyids— the desirability and attractiveness of a community— Its absolute safety ns one's choice for n permanent environment, the socinl und rccrcnlionnl side determines the (real character.- < . wA \ V '■ j d band murnfshed the music at services in tho fa-K ,ih] i^njvics. tho other day, on invitation of the pastor, H i . :-ai| lappear in the cliuith during the year.. P a la tia l H om e M u st B e Torn llov Pi Hu: const is clear. The wind blows f.dr. The Wilshirc Congregational )yer. lie says other ja:7 . wave of prosperity sweeps on through Coral Gables — tjie M iam i R iviera . Mngniliccnt hotels, homes and public improvements •insure th^ permanent value of your investment. Country clubs, bathing beaches and gijlf courses • assure j ^ n y ^ r n i ^ U l "m illo n . fU4ftnd rne' sales /IP* .lanTinry. FebrpJMy mid first half of March, 192(1, were over ten millions. Lot us give you the truth about this remarkable city. Then set your course for Coral Gables and suc­ cess. •' Sanford sidling representative for Sanford Grove hag social and recrcatlonnl atmosphere1that assures con genial surround lugs for all its residents. Fee Sanford Grove today, Imve our representative drive you cut to the property, let him explain ihe develop­ ment and its attractive features in detail. „ . . SANFORD GROVE B. C. MILLER, President First National Itank Hhtg . CORAL GARLES lif-milHon-dollar mansion built by tbo ,l be destroyed under ihe termi of-ihe Kirkwodfr- who died recently. She an he lives, but that It ber destroyed late William H. will left by the la directed that her when he dies, a- On Lake Mobile a tw fotiuler of the Kansas City iaber i^f the Nelson family, Mrs. . •And, Irwin Kirkwood, hnve ihe loea'dot want strungers ever vo Milam- -Thenldr 'Bldg., Sanford. Fla. Telephone 1U0 D ixie H igh w ay Dixie Highway and I-ake Mobile These choice lots arc located on ings and T-ongwood between Altamonte ?l BARBECUE DINNER, BAND CONCERT— $100 THROWN TO THE CROWD Terms: Small Payment D own V BALANCE EXTRA EASY You A rc Face to Face W ith a Genuine Auction Sale! %hJ#30 A. M Those content with tirfy/the bes i 1 is nn impelling urge— a yearning things. This Is ah .incomparable lj< Lots on I-ake Mobile and I-ols on ll* e Grounds n Instinctively to this sole. There •— with everv one for the l»esl in all ion for the choicest of Lake Front imous Dixie Highwny. H F : 1i g j .m rg �■5 ... * ■ -•>v -■ c^r - a ■ o ommen «• Feature Event To Casanova Grace Mayers ing N e x t Best Gqes W ith T ak ­ R^ce Sanford Purse Is Chief Race Today Overlook,' M ac O’Boy And- Brownie Smile . () Rule as Favorites The D a y A t nv n. I.. HOOKER Jockey H. I,. White lost his scat nnd went doikn shortly after the ntart of tho fourth . rncc^-r - Ills mount, Outward Bound, trailed the field to the wire. > White was unhurat except for a few bruises. Thoo ride given Kaacixto'hy Jerry Walker in the 'fourth Wak one of Walker witnesserr so sc for .during the beat witnessed the meeting. Walker brought the Mirqsol, Stable's colt to tho front after rating him well from the rtart. . . TWO JOBS OPEN 8VENTY-FIVE baseball candi­ dates turned out at Ford'pnm re­ cently. Not to many, that’s true. |But— Fordh&m has seven regulars .back, virtually a veteran outlay. The big fight Is for the two vacant berths. Hence, It appears, there’# plenty' of diamond spirit Hooting aroundVFardham’s campus. HENRRY HARRIS, Wisconsin basketball captain, turned in his nhit in midscasor|. He couldn’t hold his.Job. Ho then went out for the crew. All of which recalls the case of Howsvd 'Birks, Michi­ gan-cage leader a few years ago. Like Harris, Birks found tho trav­ eling too fast.' Unlike JTarrU, Birks stayed on the bench. When a captain fails to land a regular place, put it down the competition is unusually keen. By The Associated Prcs3 ore league managers hitting on ivory, ’ cutting tboIrSfqunds to early, season strength by giving a humber of recruits their tickets to the minors, releasing, without strings or reser­ vations, nnd spiling others to clubs In the major circuits. Tho time has almost elapsed for the voting hopcfuls t* show their worth. • Manager Huggins of the New York Yonkers, has scrifc Cummings ond Bloomer, pitchers, to Springfield, Mass., released Albert, out­ fielder, and Brennan, hurlorTho Athletics, have i farmed Bramo and Wright, pitcher nnd Infielder, to the Reading IritOmatlopnln. - t Bucky Harris seemingly has de­ cided to retain only Kellyr Thomas hd Morrcl to augment hii veteran Itching staff. ' +T Brooklyn will trade two players for nn American Association sec­ ond packer, but all names nre-with­ held.' v y Somo anxiety Is expressed over tho condition of Clyde tlarnnart, Pirate’ Klar/ whose' elbow’ yester­ day stopped one ■of Morrison ft curves At rano/nuuicn. at St. cPtersburg. Smith and YpwtlJ Yojuu probably will vclnnd against the pitch for Clevclnn Iceland, Boston Braves -today.at Lakela Dutch Routher prpbably will op. pose his' former tea pi matte wpen the Senators -meet Pfobklyn at Tampa. , .. Cobb’s, Timers start ctLn three day barnstorming lour ortho Cart liana bJ opposing tho Toronto club The Ciahta. tomorrow will play the ^The Vfoldo go^Cuts walloped the Missions at San Francisco, while the White Sox, nt Shreveport, split for a practice gnme. Tbp Browns pitching staff a: Thd Clearwater improves daily. Cardinals a|t San Antonio played o practice' game. . i Red Sdg hatters tried their stuf on theft., plvn besj pitchers at New Ojlcans. I I | M P (t fl .. Mode mAjor Jeofrac il C.ardinals in Wit*, cornSt rjbu -------Ing from Milwaukee. Hod best season ln; 1925. \\on 15, lost six, percentage. ? lenguo In won and lost columrtT * Rated (ixth In effectiveness, at lowing 3-11 earned runs |»r fyeu. Issued but 42 passes n 32 game.. Pretty good for .a southpaw. , - Ip 3922 won I’Und lost 13.yNext season Jtad 15 wlns. lT Pitched bettor .ball last season than at any other time and .ut Jigurad oha ofth o Cards best bet* •for the coming campaign. fPSl . Amateurs Td Begin Second RoUltd Of Augustine Tourney , Sanford Automobile Co, K -nc ^ :I Fans And Promotor Armory Fight Card Disappointment To Young Stribling Is In Gotham For His Bout With Slattery W orld ’s Champion Horse Shoe Pitcher To Perform A t Legion H u t Thursday Y O U K NOW M E e\>VE f COME 1W CLotE - K I R C\t M e a g o o d - w i g h t k i s. l Y O U 'R E Go»KJ’ TO SL1 tlt=» V _ NOW) x Was Only Slightly A nnoyed / Hou) IS THAiT ONiTHOKiy. 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Detroit, plui ttttoue tu!l Hupmobile Six—Touting, five-pinengtr,!!]!]. Sedan, five-timenger, four-door, Inis, riaipl meat Indudei 10 by 5.25 lulloon tirtt. foujj wheel brake*, choice of two color*. All prko f. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue ux. Hupmobile* are now sold on the of the new reduced tax rate. a *r.- . „ Compare only your most thrilling delightful driving experience i what this great Eight holds in stoci you.; For here i$ a new luxuiy oi formance that is daily winning and women who buy the belt matter of eburse— unsurpassed ti cylinder performance combined body finish and trim approppM 'Hupm obile’ s mechanical supeno Bobby Cruishank Leads The Field In West Coast Meet! TODAY’S SELECTIO'NB First Race— Cbttngci1, Con­ REMEMBER— script, See It Through. "Slicker" Parks, Michigan’s Second— In Tho Bag,' Dora famous pitcher o f six or seven Luts-Paulina M. years back? Parks was vlr- | Third—Kendall, Drown Bock, H%dron Ball came out today for Aristotle. ST- PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. the first time. He demonstrated <lually Invincible In school. Took a fling nt big time with’ Fourth— Berkeley Sou are, Ho- tho fact that ho can tear up tickets 24.—Bobby Crulkshaht of Chlcara. Detroit. But It was too big hfek. Antritis. into Just a» small ^pieces as any unattached professional, went into a Jump. Others have found Flflit— Mac O'Roy, Overlook, other patron of tho booths. the second 3G-hole play of the the same thing. "Sislcr’s suc­ Brownie Smile. qualifying round of the Wwt cessor," they used to call Sixthl—Shanghai, Thor, GnlD The crack llcddermnn entry ran Coast Open Golf Tournament, a Parks nt Michigan. They ford. two-three In the fifth event. It leader todny by virtue of his low wero a hit off the line. Seventh— fieri Cold Mark, Ad­ was n.beautiful race between Green card of 140 yesterday, but the galmirer. Woods and Casanova for the wire. lery was most concerned over the DAN MEENAN captained Col­ . jj* figurative contest between Bobby umbia's basketball team in 1014. ST: AUGUSTINE. Mnr/24 —</P) ' ,f*ho heavy trnck nt Semlnolo yes Threats of rain nftor 2 o’clock Jones, nntjonnl nmatcur chnmpi», terjday afternoon resulted (n some failed to keep about LfiOO from Mayhap you remember Dan. Col­ —This ancient city saw tho sec­ and Walter Ilngcn, national proBobby CruIckshgBfc umbia tied Cornell for eastern in­ ond round-o f the match play foy three golf tourneys ’ by one stroke fesslonal titlcholder, . very slow marks being chalked up, passing through the gates. The tercollegiate honor* that year. It the .golf championship played to­ but tho day was considered n suc­ rondr. leading, to the couwo kept Jones played whnt golfers_conwas Columbia’s last winner up to day.- Romo of tho country's best this year—But fortunately ho is cess by those who onmc nut to tho more than a few away. a fluent cussciv * t ridcrcd the best golf in the tourna­ this season. Now it boasts ono • golfers survived 4ho qualifying coursditfver the muddy mads and ment yesterday. He turned in a who stuck through the nfte|r?i66n Tho track, whilo heavy, wait not of the best quintets, in tho country. round nnd were plnyed with several Cnl Coolidgc’s boy nays he has Lo wntAh Cnsanovo. oiitsfop the slick nnd no fnlls were recorded. Oddly enough, Dan Mocnan Ib tho "dark horres" In the championship no nmbitlon to bo a Demnscy. card of 144, despito a bad start, present Columbia coach. It's his which netted him a count of h|x oa flight. -? ’ geddormkn entry of Croon Woods (Other than tho odds.) But maybe this Is his way of say­ both the first and third holes. first soaron at tho holm—and CoIn the upper hnlf, Frank Thomp­ ing he intends to be a fighter, d Snnoln in tho feature event of greatest sinco the snmo son, Toronto, Ontario, former Ilngcn was only one stroke above v . f• c dny, tho Orange and Block Ho-, Mayor Forrest Lako came out lumbin’s Median led the Blue, and White a the youthful nmnteur champion, Canadian amateur champion nnd Presumably lio for his Initiation, tel purse, ljnrry Greb will probablybe re­ but he did not equnl Jones’ feat of dozen years back. medalist yesterday, was ■paired membered i Tho next best race of tho pro- "was took." ns the fastestfighter nix birdies for the day’s play. with Roy Culvert, Port Jervis, N. the game over -had. m enmo In tho seventh when Either in . INTRODUCING— Al Espinosa of Chicago, startul Y., whilo in tho lower hnlf Harry And Howard Long wan there top. ice Moyers, who was duo for n tho ring or out of the ring. Johnny Stuart, former grid it second plnco today, his card Evans, St. Augustine, yesterday’s win, caught Brownie Smile in the Howard hnd n beautiful collection star ut Ohio State. Buckeye r’unner up, plnyed with George final strides nnd took the mile and of souvenirs. Tho main difference between yesterday being 142, while Tommy rooters recnll that October Ycnrby, NnrrngansrJt, R. I. Armour, Sarasota, who won tV one sixteenth event. Nick Altrock and pinna of his cpn- winter afternoon In 1021 when Stuart professional tournament at Qther pairings in the- upper temporarfes The forces of Sheriff C. M. IlnmJ Silk Sox, tho heavily backed fa­ is he ndmits he is n picked up n loose ball to whip St. Augustine last week, teed of/ bracket were: vorite In the sixth rnco, nt one gave the "bums rush" to n gang clown ball player. Michigan. JJ was smart think­ Edmund Guggenhciiper, N. 'V., on a parity with Jones, whom be mlje, broko well, moved up to n of touts who wero cluttering up *1 * * ing. ijtuart's playing pro base­ versus Neil Smith, Palm Bench; good lend ond rnmo In under wrnpa the vicinity of the paddock. WiUlo'Hpnflfc is getting old apd lied yesterdny. ball now. With tho St. Louis Kenneth M. Reid, Sears (Inlo, N. losing his skill and Uic. time can’t Clear 'and warm weather todiy with two lengths of daylight show­ Cardinals nnd Syracuse. Ho's J. L. Hall is shipping 1.1 thoFY „ vcmis T. L. Lhackford, Chl- bo for off when tho publih will (Unplaced Chicago’s clouds and riun ing between her and Royal Alt* n pitcher.. vngo;/ , man, n long shot who ran In sec­ nughlireds to the track, according which hampered the piayert great­ be cnlling him Bill. Georgs P. .Inmo*,- Washington, ond place throughout thifi going. to nn announcement made by Pres­ ly. AT Michigan State in Fred A l­ Several II. C. Dodga, Boston. , - MemutJo, another Javorlto, look ident W. D. .Mngrudei1. On learnlag t|ut Billy Evans had Aldyrmun won the fur­ versus the third event after beta? outrun other shipment* are duo from Tam­ derman. In tho lower brac ket, other pair­ started ,n school for umpires, Mr. i long dash in the Big. Te+i meet ings were: > during the early stages. See It pa within the next few days. O’Goofv remarked In a casual,’ at Columbus last June. He set a Through gait during the Inst few Joo Craig, Jacksonville versus offhand manner, "Well, it’s thrfio now record. But it wasn’t al­ ’ strides. Rough and Bendy man­ Van Culver, Port Jervis, N. Ysomebody wns doing something for lowed. In tho recent Illinois re­ aged to boat out Marble for the J. L. Anderson, Cherry Valley. the blind in this country." lays Alderman tied the mworld’s ■ show monoy. • • • indoor murk over HOC yards, llu’s N. Y., a handicap r.ix men of the . FnscUtc, with Walker up, cap­ only n junior. So you’lli* hear Metropolitan open golf champion­ We don’t- blame the pitchers for tured the fourth, after soma of ships, vs. J. P. Boland, New York. making Ruth walk so much They’d more from him. Whnt promised to be the lMt (ho most spectacular riding seen so Roy Barnhill, Fov Hills, N. Y., he awful saps to carry n big bird fight card of the year turned out J far at the trackWalker wnn ILLINOIS basketball hopes re­ versus W. C. Butlor, Chicago. like hint nround. to bo the'biggest; fjqp, rwhen Hit shunted back nt tl>e''fitart amt his ceived a~terriflc jolt during tho NEW YORK, Mnr. 24.-H/P)— night at tho Armory when Promount wns almdfct left at-tho'post, Young Stribling, Georgia heavy­ last two weeks of the Western motor Henry Godale announced ^ 'p r o p e r rating, Fnscisto reConfcrenco chase. With but three snonded nobly and thundered down weight, hns arrived hrre for his 10- game* to play, the Chnmpaigncrs that Jock Dgnnessey nnd Young round battle tomorrow night in tho Btretch nnd under the wire a I>owi* hpd run out of their matches were lending the procession. Two with Young Walluce and Al Irving Ineck In front of.B. D. Murphy. . Madison Square Gnrden against were homo tilts. Tho team looked On today’s program is the Ran- Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo, who. n quite secure in first plnco. aml had failed to appear in Or. But itInmlo to post their forfeits. Tbs <ord Purro, n mile claiming event year ago. was a sensation in his wasn’t. It finished wllh three de­ crowd was sorely disappointed. for tlirep years olds nnd up, with own right. . feats. Tho Ulini tumble waif em­ Slattery has a six-round decis­ phatic. |),000 at stake. Tho race Is fifth Showing you can't over­ Godale arranged nn eight round i on the dny's program and’ brings ion over Stribling to his credit nnd look tho finnl drive even long bout bdween. Joo Wallace and \ this tho Georgian desires fu avenge come of the best, horses now quar­ enough to tako n deep and muchBilly Murphy, in which the lnttrr “ tered at the track before tho pub­ hut he would prefer n longer dis­ needed breath. hit with everything but Slnttery. » v.r,ou. part, of Iho the Wallace lic'* eyas for the iccopd time. The tance than 10 rounds. have tho world’s chnmplon horse‘ country. yIrrespective rafters. Those he could not of t|iP age however. Insisted on 10 rounds and rnco lies between Brownie Smile, Jockeys’ Request fo r shoe pitcher, it was learned today and experience of his competitor*, reach. Wallace wns gnme nnd Overlook and*Mac O'Boy, with the gained his point. from u telegram sont-' to C. W. kept coming up for more in enth latter having tho edge. Stribling arrived by boat yesli r- Licenses A r e H eld U p Brown, president of tho Ciub. no hns made records against these round. Ho scored ionic good points stars thnt plncc him ns tho out­ In the first race today Conscript, 1dny front Miami, Fin., where tho Orrcn Puttmnn Mossman, better standing chnmplon in this field. against Murphy and had the Ut­ Oil Lady and Jim Daisy available cash wns Insufficient to ter’s right eye closed, before the NEW YORK. Mnr. 24.—^ ( A l­ known ns “ Put," will leave tho ^Nationally Known fight it out with S e tr it Through persuade the American light henv/- dose upon th? banishment of four East. Coast of Florida fo come to final round. Not alone hns horse shoe,*pitchand Cottager- Tho lnftcr should be weitrht Gene Tunney to give him jockeys, by the racing authorities Sanford* tq give his famous dem­ Murphy was scrapping under ■ mg placed him In the foreground (n the monov, along with Conscript battle. of Kentucky, comes announce­ onstration of whnt skill of cyo but lift very youth and personality soveia handicap. A cold on his and See It Through. J and hnnd will do in the gentle game " It ’n n good thinir f(jr Billy Gil>- ment from the Jocky Club, which lungs kept him from giving his have helped to command a nation­ In ’Tho Bag ahouhl take the sec­ .son that h« took Tunnev out of the controls New York state tracks, of horse shoe pitching. The ex­ His hest, although tho crowd enjoyed ond with njenty of s\pico although fight," said Fa Stribling. “ Well, thnt L. Mark Fator nqd Clarence hibition is scheduled for this Thurs­ wide interest In the gnme. bis'clown antics in the ring nnd l ’aullna M., in figure e’ro rendv for Jack Dempsey, Krummer are under a cloiid of day at 2 o’clock, at^the American recent success in California, where also his fighting action. increnring attention is concentrat­ there and’ running, Legion grounds. nrry Wills, Pnul Rerlcnhnck— r.omo sort. Requests for their li­ In tho main bout, Godnlc brought atfmfls a good chance Pelt Mossman is an, attractive ing on this sport, has very mate­ Joe Daly up against Young Wulanybody you can name. Bill will censes havo been laid on tho t^ble. rially encouraged the formation of of the money. , V In his teens^ he heat Slattery and then let them equivalent, In many Instances, to lad of 10 years. face and tho former lasted for . Foxmore, Brown Rock and Ken­ come." has become a champion in a large various horse shoe pitching clubs.- three rounds. Wallace knocked denial. New laurels just won at the na­ dall nre tfto bcit in tho third wllh Slattery will come from Snrnnnc Fator’a situation i* apparent for field of coAipetitorc throughout the tional tourney held pt St. Peters­ him cold in the third after I)a!>Viking, a winner in hfn only slgrt Ioike tomorrow. Hu hns brought to tho . “ he was yulcd off the Empire City, nation. burg give "Put" new lin\elight, and hnd hit the canvas once for the .... n making n.gopd pace. here, courso last October after a ques­ limelight and glorified tne once be­ are bringing horse shoo pitching to count of 9, Analtis, Berkeley Square nnd It niny be true that nothing suc­ tionable. ride on Siren. But, rac­ littled backyard game of horse the front in Florida. ■ Meiry are favored to run well in ceeds like success. . . . But try to ing followers are unable to explain shoe pitching. ’ This y*ar "Putt" the fourth. Berkeley Square -was i pet thl i week’s laundry on lunt the attitude toward Krummer, states there is strong evidence of champion, will seek to regain /the bcavijy played on Monday but failbatting average. Krummer la under contract to increasing Interest In this game. M any A r e ’ Entered in crown which she hold in 1024/Sh( rd to get up In time to pay his. "Put” is‘ by no means the origi­ J. F. nnd JT. M. Byera. of Pitts­ will meet formidable oppositipn in packer*. Touram ent Miss Off-nido meditation: Why is It burgh, while Fator performs for nator or pioneer in horse shoe pitch­ W om en ’s Helen Payson of Portland. Gail Ford, who ran a iniHcrablc neerssary to pay designers fancy tho Kancocaa stable. ing. Ix>ng before young MossMe., who conquered her a few day» Jort yesterday, In down in tho sixth dough for creating new stvles when man became famous, contests in PINEHUUST, N. C.. Mar. 2 4 .- ago in tho Dcllcair, Fin., cham­ against Shanghai. Ab.bg with wotneu will wear ANYTHING? Much has been written of late this.game were singed at many (d J—Many of the moat prominent pionships. Hole,' those two should furnish the about the ideal American. , , . The county fairs und church picnics. women golfers of America will toe Another prominent golfer, MU' fastest going with Moonbrdok gir* Tho*** who wish it had include h|cal American, from the stand- His success has been a matter of off here tomorrow In tho annual Bernice Wall, Wisconsin woman jrn nn outside chance. W illie. Hoppe, linrry Grc! CD, Miller ,point of‘ ”Mr. O'Goofty, ;is n bird, constant practice since he was North nnd South Women’s Cham­ champion, will Tho .Mcvcnth is _expected to be Huggins, the Harvard' football ‘ who will ... v.. ... te itW . knee-high. In the last three or pionship tournament. . . - . let you havo 10 ---amacker*< ------ ------------------whilo Miss Marion Bennett, Nr*ru.” “ i11, hotwecii fiword and Gce.lteim , Bill Tjldon, the nrtor, Thun- until next Mon‘lny without asking’i four yeats, however, he. ha* sucMiss Glenna Collett, of' Provi­ Britain, Conn., last year’s runnerwith Admirer a clo«o thirJ le rg and thcvEarl of Craven. ’ too many question*. jcessfully met tho greatest shoe dence, R. L, national women’s up. also win_Dlay7 ^ T .> ■ OH, M R - K E E .F E .I « M S O R R Y ID IO N ’T I X HONCCT » O lO N T .ttU T Y o u H u r t h e €4k i q 1 l o s t m v te m pg c y vK US M«SDoil* Ai*nu* Authorized Riddle iry. i-; H i IV-V ’ v- iT m u twrmMTfO* �old Prospector Passes t. Mir.- 2 4 . ^ - T h f t without Ini 5. ’* the prospector* or* zx'gi » * » ; & hSb',r t “ tS5 * * **>• hl« h ri.]oriulo nn4 the inlninB .J V P B H I___ Co,°without fleeihp a face. ’ ■ m ..- many of th*m, are Nevadavllie hnd the first Mata, Once well worn streets ic lodge charter In Colorado v.\ —,wn, and pack rata the third til Kanaa« territory, *v,j,! buildings, . . 1 then embraced t'^ia aUte.; f t , ! ,ort of dry rot-^haa lodge ntill exists and men t?iT,i jjjejn. Door* creak t hy burro, in automobiles or af {1 In the br^MW or.grum- long distanced to Attend r»n')r mnntaln gale. aunahlne. meeting*. Anltman wan rollHt*, oar alike through gap- highest town in the world, irttV d, .J<jfg and the skeleton^} it loot the title to several ^jToutlined through in the Chilean Andes. y City Is perhaps the moat Ftnmple of the change. Mrs ago it boasted a popu*12,000. Today there are ■uitely 500 persona there, ! place has fallen from a f city to a sleepy, though lent Grant and hia daught*d Central City and the I paved the sidewalk from H to the old Teller J I o u b o i& The Teller House, a tn building, U one of the bp In the town that atta keep up an air of proaA few travelers stop there h mining men make it their i tf the other buildings are i Saloon signs hang over wti sad are legible. In one bon halls the proprietors i bother to removo a grand u4 it has settled with the » Atoi; Bars are cQV.ed.xl ran of dust. and Ulay properties, Silv<n,,n. Telluride and Lnke City wemthJ er leaders In the district whi‘ hmii braced n population ■of more tan twonty-fivo thousand. The,towns once spelled rmiuv* in capital letters to n large ear ,f the nation. They were built *ith infinite dabop and money, thru, terlala often being hauled for r-les over treacherous mountain tn.li, Most of them were too lnnccps'i>h to make rating of the buildinir* md rhipning the lumber out practnl, STORY OP A BULLET nn da lieutenant, lodged In a fourth SAN JUAN—Some bullet—arci- private's hip. Nobody was killed. lentnlly fired at nn nrmy isrgrt— rounded a private, bounced off n We have tried for years and find iox, struck a third private in the it is, going to take us a long time rock, then, after grazing n captain to get rich quick. Hundreds of miles o f fishing streams now tumbling over the rocks in guseful cascades, now widening Into crystal pools where the trout lurk. Here’s A Man Who Never Spe A Dull Moment in Asheville • WEDNESDAY, «MARCH a *. I f so, you'll never wait a ‘ t nj' knock by Opportunity. 'You are the “ go getter" tiyeJ eager always to outwit your r„npetitors in any and all fields You will take but little tm* ff for sports and relaxation* ] And In your mental nttitmli..ward questions of the day you ill be a complete "modernist." STATE AND COUNTY Tax Books will close April 1st, after which date lands on which the taxes have not been paid will be advertised ihid sold for taxes. Unpaid personal property taxes will be turned over to the Sheriff for collection by levy anti sale. mat plight. Some old Another sign of spring i« <ro hbn tan opened, n few ml tka but vacant houa- you have the feeling that ymi nnt ________ tl m on row, The two to take the agency for somthq lit center o f the Colo.x .r ~ ------7— ----- r .1 koom which for years Young felows Joining th>- s-'IC Jon's interest. now .find the trousers ton tMj m JNO. R W A S born in Indianapolis, b u t he is best know n in the South. H e has entered w ith a w ill in to great business develop m en ts. O n e far-Southcrn c it y • in particular, one n ow fam ous throu ghou t th e nation, has been the scene o f his operations. H 1). J IN K IN S , H e Tnx Collector,^cminole County , V V Is / C o m in g to A s h e v i l l e . -to L iv e • t & .•'"l ' % T h e reason is this. H e has visited A s h e v ille in all seasons. H e hue n e v e r found a tim e w hen the clim a te w asn’ t d elig h tfu l. H e says he has n ever spent a dull m om en t. A lw a y s cool in sum m er, fa r enough South to be m ild in w in ter and p ro tected from extrem es b y her encircling m ountains, A s h e v ille ’s clim a te has m ade it the all-year-rou nd resort. B u t A s h e v ille 's claim does n o t rest on clim ate alone for it has grea t natural b eau ty o f surroundings as w ell; H e r visitors find the reat m ountain peaks a source^of unending cligh t to the eye. T o w e rin g gra n d ly tow ard the sky, p laygrou n d fo r sunshine and shadows, a background o f ever-ch an gin g colors, n o w green, now blue, now em purpled b y tire even in g, as changing and m ysteriou s as the S Tomorro On 'ihc ff.,W ■- tdir Opposite » W in d in g through those m ountains are hundreds o f m iles o f fishing .streams, n ow tu m b lin g o v e r the rdeks in gracefu l cascades, n o w w id en in g in to a crystal p ool w h ere the tro u t lurk. T h e re are m ou ntain lakes th a t affo rd sw im m in g and o th er w a te r sports. brie; Highway .j; * */T%*fl I* e Golf Factory *. $26 A R'ONT FOOT lean ; Trees to It *.< • ’ VI : * [ THlS OPPORTUNlXy^i 3 t These business lots an goin g to come into big money. ■ a - - > v , i j,n R E M E I W ^ — Yop ca Ho here wbfit you ;cpuld have done by buyinj on First Street in '! 920 For further in formation The Britt-Chittenden Re 210. E. JTrat 8t. t b ■ V* longw ood, A s h e v ille n ow has fou r g o lf courses, am png th em tw o o f the finest in th e c o u n try w h ere the gom e can be p la y ed tw p lv e m on th s in th e yea r. _ v~ t T h e r e are a thousand m iles o f m o to r goad in the im m ed ia te v ic in ity , all o f it w e ll grad ed , m ost o f it hard surfaced. T h e r e are m a n y m o to r trips o f in terest; to ■M o u n t M itc h e ll, th e highest p o in t in the E a st, t o M o u n t P isgah , to C h im n e y R o c k , to th a N ation al, Forests,, o r to the b ea u tifu l scenery o f th e G re a t S m o k y M o u n ta in s ^ Y o u w ill fin d p le n ty to d o in A sh eville. C o m e fo r a v is it and see. Y o u ’ JcfioW th a t A a h e v tffe 't hotels are fam ous, com p risin g som e o f the m ost unique and luxurious irt A m e ric a in a d d itio n to several w hich o ffe r q u ieter quartern. S to p a t A s h e v ille on you r w a y hom e. I f you plan to com e b y m o to r y o u w ill fin d g o o d roads all the w a y and w e w ill g la d ly furnish m aps ahd folders o r a n y specific in form a tion y o u ma'y desire. I f y o u com e b y train, y o u can g e t a through P u llm an v ia th e Southern R a ilw a y . T h e Southern R a ilw a y op erates special through trains betw een J ack son ville and A s h e ­ v ille on the fo llo w in g d a ily schedules! SCH ED U LE NORTHBOUND , CcL R« P l.v. JaCIABNVIUJ, A s h e v il l e V U a t M * C h a m b e r o p C ommerce A s h e v ille , N . C , 12 T a y le r Arcade St. Petcn b u ig, Fla* 406 Q o M tiiA w M i West Palm Beach, FU. �___ . HICH 24, 1926 * I — 0 9 O F IU R C U T O R F in a l D ln k s n ir ) I t O F t 'O C S T V J D f l f i R »t thB sains s a id C onn n>> rd AKMINOLB COIJSTV. STATK re-paving. hanT Surfacing i K x eem o r ot . facing of said portk OF PLORtnA. •fciia >I.K COUNTY, Martin ,Street, an aforesaid,----------------- - ppblic U ta 'n fV n d n o U c i^ ^ ^ C o u n tr improvement .................... mUf f/A .•m w OLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE PAVING . RE-PAVING, (lift lion. j Ao, nt n*® IN El;; STATE OF BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That-a total cxpendlturr-iiot oxJtidxe of Seminole (<our|hoitse in .1 v 'l [hltner.1Deceased. %RD 8URFACINO AND RE-HARD SURFACING OF SPURLING Executor t.',,?; Vf C dee. t-staie „f m B E ESTATE of A. W. W»Uh«n. office 4n the Count? Sjorlda. |is hereby given, to a l l JRBET A N D K A T IE STREET, FROM PA R if AVENUE TO OAK ceeding Two Tohtiwmd Tyro Hundred Scventy-two ( $2,272.00>>D r ib * ' dtcrnti'il, mv c o n c e r n ; that o n t l m a i m i n ' t V H r o m n n .l- s f r o m t h e . la t e Is hereby authorised to cover the coat p f paving, re-paving, hard sur­ of A A . D . Iis:r.. V »- iT - ® , 10 x\:; i\ IVKNUE, AND FRANKLIN STREET, FROM PARK AVENUE TOjl Tu tilt Creditors, l.epatses. V V H n n o r n iM o J J.'i*. . i* . , l\ ly to l i o Honorable facing nnd re-hnrrl.surfacing Martin Street between Park Avenue and trlbutees, anil all Prc*ons having h * p a t e < l F e b r u a r y T O a n jS F r e n c h a v e n u e , a w i d t h o f *4 f e e t , udk« nt nlM votirt. nn \VrIKTPntiTTT^— -—■ ■* I.'al -i I if Ol i'UMc- a lobule, for my flo ll .II*. L i * r * * «AVEN^pfi Oak Avenue, a width of 20 feet, which said vim of Two Thousand ,Two Claims or Pcmamts again*# » “ l<1 Wberenn, the City Commlnslon of the City of Sanford, Floridn, Kxrcutor of tho e*tatn of; c ° t t* t r u c t lo n *# . eeeaM d. Hundred Seventy-two ($2,272.00) Dollars, is the total estimate cost Estate: • • • ' , _ i ^ U ^ ' l V A T I I B N Dweek J. N \ v S-tlmes. . Deceased, and that fred Boulevard, ” I mems it advisable to improve, (trade, construct, re-con»lruct, pave anti You. awl each of you, are here or |.,il,|l*h-one a of said improvement; that tho entire coat of the improvement nfiihe- notified and required to present any re*p*ve, to n width of. 24 feet, with s b v t asphalt n n iO inch rock base, ■ *• < j(a Tau * M Thor w ill h- P*M t l t l l S w -tl at—« , tWa „ snid, shall be assessed against all property abutting nnd. fronting upon M'b 'm >, J nil lh* p.iNfca-w twhirl, trim or In*. W * f nnpiln »p .«>-*.n/J , **'*n *•(the following Strceta’ ln the, City of Sanford, Florida, to-wlt: b * t™ I,,, iu.tr, t l * plutaJ •> **l| a* lh* J ilt I ... that portion of Martin Street between Park Avenuo and Opk Avnnuc, * *• ,M !*?* A«. K n »ii,r „ , . ^ i u * gu triiaitn .af tb* IM- •I'll! lla tm Legal Ncllca __. nf.wlp nl N. y-Vi V of ’ Li-1 r.1 rrul*, i*,| 1 ’■ M w , rlofil *f «t tft SPURLING STREET, and KATIE STREET, From Park Avenue to be ah improved by the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and !+) ' >1 g *>IJ ,r * * r il* t » . ofkl anp pBnm H r * -lll tta.Tar , ) , f , .. ,r*l lull * f dr till* tp lh* 1AM. HUB,,' j T b , .U p ,*, iSnai tT. -, , r|WID if f-!& “ r rv* ? 1sPM0-' S £I 1..I Ih tfta f *||*II itw on * irol prp. tl) will tw I-ft, I r,-, I n „ i .to Oak-Avenue, aitd FRANKLIN STREET, From Pnrjc Avenue to hard surfacing of said portion, of Martin Street, a width of .20 feet, VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL tit* O'WW ' I || I ft fffpru*" fifyntti! I1*y'li***1 ." t a li p |n,u or lUblllLlM af th* Tb*' dfM all ,* *1 ">-tta* „ COMPANY French Avenue. r lro.tr., t„ „ n » * * ,.r lU tlr o p m lh n » f IM applied or trmpni A. I ' " K a fr yjJ J 1“ “ 1' ,K and ngainst nil lota nnd lamia adjoining nnd contiguous or 'hounding U'lalr.., , pro,t.1,,1 III A ftU U X »‘ | l. ; a f .lit* dn-,li nf 'wum, . All of oaid Improving, groding, construction, re-construction, pav­ nnd abutting upon said improvement; that Two Thousand Two Hun­ * t ut Pirnl ■ _ I ’ Jtei-. ilh* m l *• bri*M U * i U I'arrolt ioip*p- •uc.i.fui llBNrilfUl hl.I.I....... .. ’ " M,i,i.r ...; ‘ '7 >K..U •■ .. NOTICE OF SALE Uto.t i« a,, ,m pL'.toial ing and re-paving to he dnno m compliance with plana,-specifications, dred Seventy-two. ($2,272.00) Dollnn? is the total estimated cost"of H bUcs Is W r>e, n - n lh »l. i«ln u »M U • **• I',.r*i , « Tw*. V*ur. n r * tntf S li will ••'r' .... ..........! . . - “ 'b*; b ik U tad Slat U IW P ttltlH ** ** ° 3 1 4* T i * f*ini m profiles and estimates of itaid proposed Improvement of Spurling said contemplated improvement in the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing srss h* o ’ i ,«„( | m, nn.t IM puirl'p*** .b all o m u ioi I ’nllMl S h i m for Iho D Uirlrt of N » « ill Kur l’*n*| (InJ * ? * *• 11 ,* ,u,ViM'A" r,®^’ ,ifc » nJ ou, , ,, f.iih ro llr prrfnrni. *11 n a t m u SB . I t S S . Ikorrlo » t i« o J lb* 111* I ’ounl I* of |* , S r ilO l") / * ' Street and Katie Street, from' Park Avcmie to Oak Avenue, and Frnnk- and rc-hnrd surfacing of said portion of Martin Street, to bo specially Doonohor m*0* i, Ltf in iM a n llotrr twurt* af w m ibDH I s os ooulir oaaoo a o ^ ls * la m M / proBtal » lb* * ’’" ' * V rK, .oVol.r IDI f b f t'arrel T«% . haBt.r. (j, ( l |, o , rotirlpn, .m t » l m a il im j lto l liu o o a S w S t r O t e w t d r . *. ," lln Street, from Park Avenue to French Avenue, now on file in) the assessed against nil lots and lands^ adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ -B mom .a,',,*. Ti,- O-lM 'M i 'l l * III* 0 « ‘ l . In N il M|.«rai*ty Irinn ijm !?• '*** ■ ft tool V l i f l s l t •C t n t ls i Ckowk^J n o a u »"». tj*E A 1". •AM n il j. r , ! , , , told w p itllrlp , U ttatull* B i T i i . o i t i . V T , office of the City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, whichyspbl ing and abutting upon said improvement; the sum of $4.00 is the es­ W a ltt l. U» Soultr. O otolW iloJ Ctuoo . Ibf ’ f '• p u rp a l'ii* In iB itr Iniu n iilu tl IhMh.r. , b « r off-srt „ R . i f | | and in t t » rtD ttf runtUlu*** P ffJ J * •O'*1 I l|, pun H U i ' t ' t or n r k t llh l u In- r o f* *1* e* fahi) r„' ii I * ba, plana, specifications, profiles and estimates have been heretofore timated cost per front foot for said improvement, t W T W-’afT*O L - “ |3 nd dfcfooo. I* got. B d iKVSnii. *0 B tU a >ot It M I S ’ itrial and arom lof* of **1J 1,M* x __ B tr r p ' I'llS ^ 'ii'n '* of itlit pu ntri-ll. A lta i tip* *o ond • lu lltr li rollU kf. iLtry ibmoio orkl «:>,iUtrli m t a M , g l S i <jr U til I Uhl la ay.1 n., |ht fU r r l'M l • " l*nW»ail»* Until SESf,-1- - ’ ‘h*" r o . r : " r « Bub.Paml C , approved by tho City Commission and constitute the'plans and specif ■ loolBf Cuum t n f fooeotlltolf dtlod M M BE IT FURTHER RE80LVED, That it is -the determination' of Ik * tell (t a li. i,n*hn*4 •"u l' , | lid <»l Farr CiKwl T1.,m ,> _■ . f„ i , firfonnmt. Im *. nuitfir AH tlM r n il »,la i* IfllH. II m b m * ficatious for daid work, Ihcryfore, * * Irt* Ilian I 3 1 * z r . h in ",r"*u i n u h O m it t l Ik* I’ a tle l S h i m ter f t * this Commission that nil lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or t t ., M r * t —t iliall u k * th* p ro w tp *nh« . , b . m ;. i . m ln in f 'VlV. 7««teW0 l F r w ^ 'irr e i Four . . . . ^ * BunUMfB DUUtct *t k l»b *B «. a*t*J J»mi*rz S. " S V , a | ih ilt iaanna pial l * f . a 'l unpa|.| u tM p rlrll«p *< If *"»• * f laia i. ."I > " i Hu m f f l t t.T T i.o n ,, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of tho City of San­ bounding jind abutting upon Martin Street between Park Avenite and . MM ifk.n til* Ineon' 1 >f I N O m -tlu n’ .lp t r l F~r I'lr t r l F u , l ! « « ll-a'S'*11' l iBt«m c »«it • ( is* c * i t « i si*i*« foi ikj W 'J- 1, 11, 1, in tin t r.al , n l l m v i l# oa'Calnl In llir I M '* * *1 b rt«r»n I n , than B f.tt: ford, Florida, deems it advisable, as a necessary public improvement, Oak Avenue, will be Jionefittcd by the improvement provided for fiy s*un nnuniit .„ k ’at , |ic«'*'t7 th ill la a<1|iul(*.| In u io *r .’ " - . J ; lfl, F «r l ‘ Arn-1 s it d ia r .ir 1 . _ V m l - 1 r, ||,f, of lira F lrit M i n t t i f i l i l n l n o u trt Cuurl *1 Ik* l.B lua S '* 1! * J - B ib-Pprul 0 . to pave, repave, hard surface nnd re-hard surface with sheet asphalt this resolution, and that tho special assessments tin' he made and en­ llsulbrtn n’,trail; tha in | M i. ^ »u ^ Dlilrtct *1 riortJ*. d *l*0 4 » * * * « » 4. Stilt 1,-1 n n thrti'n tr'lim i tin F lrit blurt. 1(1 Far F ir r * li tin. A ll *r-t ilnpnlat tk* t l r i L *M.I.I»«| 1*4 *', c j j hi thp c,unpin! u IV n t n l Ctrl on on a 6 inch rock base, Spurling Street and FTntic ‘Street, from Park tered against nil lots nnd lands adjoining nnd contiguous or bounding • n.l M i . *l.»n u f f , r „ i ', J ^ , ! 1 Court' *t * ti>* r * u * d jJJL *5* n n la o l In riu d ln f of M i l m t. llrirrln uriRfat tbr. *' * T o u t r Lop* *l*'*J J »o u »r» B, Truair* n, in itrtnwi l l w l i i M rtotw riip. and J J l ' l 'lU mn... Avenue to Oak Avenue, and Franklin Street from Park Avenue to npd abutting upon such contemplated improvement shall be mndo upon N « l h M » r u n l r t •/ ■ak-r<rr»l I tl* r ilfialpnl r»al r u h f"t l " *h» Itu* If ■( l i n t **ld r,rr»-t'w French Avfcnue, n width of 24 feet; that all of naid paving, re-poving, n foot frontage basis; that is to say, that in the preparation of the 1 m.®uU rwuri * f tk* W P S z t » i * ; j w , tnd *tb** bolt* ILr|l> r irrrtwal l i i n ' l l p r l I'm turtpl. nnlwt A* bl.l f « trip c t . „ u 2™* * All ■art line’ll' Oil Iht •**,t SM th*m U liU lr l *1 I lH fila . d * '» l J «*u »rt T. 8 . 1 - J rhurr t'.ill t i l l Ul* fT idru ll tubV. ■ • • i t ^ n e l o f * o m l e a . l i n r r l s u r f n r l r t n n f Q n i i o l m i v C t a n n l l i ' n t ! n C l r a n i AUWUUI t . tb* B lr. I ll lttlw™ 2 W l hard aurfacing and re-hi»rd surfacing of Spurling Street, Katie Street special assessment roll covering the contemplated improvement, speh Bovpri *>-l H l ' " r* , ( ,. *m .l1 in ln- )-nt i» not i ill * mnw irnl p * l, onpitd • lit *t inch P ir w l c, I-, ite 1 WM tM 0 *urt *t lk * ‘ l ‘nli*.l * !• '• » tj* T h * P*n,lln t‘t ,K“ . T v r r M*l.r ) m » ...... H I* b , ii| pd * i r p p flu l i n t , far ar-i i*ih a l ti p nrtnlnrun irqulrwi , r „ * -kit i and Franklin .Street, ns nforesnid, ahull be done.jn strict compliance special assessments shall be determined and prorated according to the W n itn , OUlrlci * f l * w l l ! l » * . ‘W lel J*a#*iT I #. tirlh *“ r k u, j , | ft3 « . »:>*> lap lack m . , OHrlrd* prD TiJAl.'hiiirir. ' w , bN i ^ l . lnClu"nl In I’ t fT 'l f t otfiir I'M'1' I'-aSBI , la- tp B.u'th-rn taittuD OH Cunwith the plans, hpccificnlions, profiles and estimates therefor, now on foot frontage of the respective properties specially benefitted hy said 1 W ia lr t Court * f lb . n B liel lu oii ih i.i t* , o oatHftl-1 1*01 ‘ J* B irtiln *! in-l nrMtilyPfT. ■ui fwftrt) p'l»^ * ' t i n S I . * ‘l 3 -A: paid r »r r * U *l»*n • ? ,'.• W ln l Boulhrm* UUtrUI * f N*w T -r t. illl*a !« ■ # * » » »• JM.I1. ».*.} < • '£ * , % * to, - I *r 1b V w * la file In the office of the City Clerk of the fcity of. Sanford, Florida, Improvement . • r-.frrl pi*tl4*1 In Artlrla a V II. u ld t c r - t i U lurv , , - i.'7‘-*t- w I" iM » i„,,|l#t m l n i , iv>i>il *1 I a larm 'h r rr-jwa. f.f l i Irl F i n a l •f-li. ( ' • ■ i T T 'e Inal! o' 1 m um Court * » lb# f o t i r t r o w * '7 * ni*t>Millf iiu rl.n l which said plans, specifications, profiles and estimates have been BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Tnx Ar-scSBor and the WM tiir'rln p r it b l" ! Tit* p o n b iiir th* hlrhrat uul h, .1 hit ,, lr » I'.-.la te‘ 1 1(| , M,„rt,run1 l» « 111 'l l , I] lirn m »irl<l N*u Tort. d»i**l Itn o trr 11, lln lla r o, oC|ir rlrhl to . i ' l l , i t *11 •iif-Ulr-'r* ra­ th* I n n , ! *||| i.i i . 1 r t»),u # f-a ir m i iiuwaiti* j * i , „ , „ heretofore approved Uy the City Commission and constitute the plans City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, in accordance with^tta B-rli' i ,,c i l , , t y ;,o j ,.-ia,irtri*«t I’ rnprftj ItllHk alt In Or* M r' r I , . j t b . U n.li ami ii'rnil h * • *^ 'V T * , .V -i - I ^ l 0rM.tms r o u n ’ . f is* III U Old Uhjrrt lo Jh* Meat. If « « ! . * f A*ti| d irt. PUlrNlt U *uh3tuih<rt w — -| nnd specifications for said proposed improvement of Spurling Street provisions of Sections’ 101 fcnd. 102 of the ChnrUr nfvthe City of San­ Woiiorn m a rlrt *1 North C ,r«^r*. tnliwwlfiaa, n r .lur „ in f IP *rt tr, J** t'niifh — SOB ImhurMcfy (Mfiilprwtint* ftlPlUHT*.. ’ nnd-Katie Street, betwepti Park Avenue and Oak Avenue, nnd Frank­ ford, Florida, nhnll proceed without delay to make a special asstW- MMt/lirt C « . I *f lb* rt.n et tl ti, , h»,*r ib tll, it a r*rt af th* pnr i n . A * ! PM t! tl I I , r i w ^ a pllMMWt* >• fuDoWii J0,'' cMM l "7 • In i.hlMlm tn tl * aupunt of till ha'twlI of ur clllrp, ,r,lh (l .. K iiiim MUlrlfI of N o il* C ifv !»•* •i***'1 lin Street between Park Avenue and French Avenue n .width of ment roll, assessing the special benefits to lie reeeiviAl ns the result of t«l- r * r r »l f I'I *1 no] at nn:*f*.l h/ th* Cou't. th* li:* rote p in !, rut, I I M • ' “ • u m n fiil hldiUr. i .1 , >rr.p*l'l % .. aoIJ'UI. frvl *1tc>t»nr»l. tltw niM , * tMitrbit **CO«rt *1 0 *» t k lln l j j * ,’ 7* CvdiliU ©r *M |fw1u.|M k mm4 ## trt **U*n »• , pm) iiiaCnrartr-rlt » f thr h »r r U »r i and 24 feet, nnd thin Commission hereby declnros the necessity- for the the improvement contemplated against all lots nnd lands adjoining t rid ILMitl.rra 10 Ahp innra.l ,l , a **• Utoirlrt o f OW*>. i«c «u d vilhlB tb* Hi ©I* * f ' l,l 1* 11’ an-J r*mi*nl, agvou. • n l In -lii'lt wr In t i n „ i ,, M ■I Ur Tn. paving, rc-pavirig, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of said portion contiguous or bounding and abutting upon such improvement, i nd rfitp)i***»^ , rd |*ia cfiiitti SililM ar»ri rrmitl- rtftiU and In ln u t ui u, Suk'PtrTt) 0 * D L u iri .(V u rt « f Iht I ’ nllKl lot ♦(*•**! ■ >n an*l f i f i t w i of (lit bbldrr, no laudlu. '. n ai n , of Spurling Street, Katie Street and Franklin. Street, us aforesaid, ns upon the Completion of said assessment roil to cause a copy thereof to WnlMD n u m c l of Hcwi* Ch/ollnh. Otlftl S*p***f Con, I it* af not I iw W h ** t e » b JTOjjJjt “ u'lrta 1 * w*» | , jic • ippuin’K! fiy tb# C.-iti in nnl«i ■ u n -n il,- iin p re* (i . 1 ■ Ion 1*0 alUJn Uw B l*l* of N " W 1 J.» I f i 1 *'s#f be published two time consecutively, once each, wftek, in a newspn >er a necessary public improvement. i). 1(1211. mptdniM, #«r>*n##« • M'l 111hllliUa. Uh.:n i. , l . t., * Cmirt of iho VtAlKl P ,* ,M tild, nf tb# , 1( 1* 1' • «tr| . •n u nf ib* lotidten fi*r it*# e «tin * F-Aiirm ntitrtct of *«uUi CoriM Ijio . Sub P ifr tl H piafr ,Ji | V, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a tidal expenditure not ex- published in Sanford, Florida, attaching to said special assessment : c;U 17. I'pno on Bit- a t , *eIlfi.ri* fi Mi# iml ftf |bf Wl-IHI. ii „ ,, p ' ’ urt 1 '!,# | lirn * . r 1 .[»-1"*"*f of and cum - *h *i-r. *N rr Ih t i n « f in* r m i * j * i i u « f*»^ J f* in ,*‘ Can 111II * f IMl fw lio lll « ■" “ ;b " ,r* R cording Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred Seventy-nine nnd 24 j lftO so published n notice directed to nil property owners interested in slid d^ltu i mf l lMl l r Orart lo.otal a tlb t* lh* BUI* .of U ulb Laioim i, (WTi* ' «* in r tlrppilt If. ■; . , | „ i i u il'iie* nf lit# lla t t t f «Dft (*H W t of T i t t i w * * . d***1 t j lhf . ■ pHfl*» lo fhe i n rre, at* vrliuDiri a» lwll«-v#ii p i j r #mi In roah un . <R18,67ti,24) Dollars, is hereby authorized to cover the cost of paving, special assessments, stating ip accordance with the provisions of ;he Bob Z in t l I 1fta it •■ 4 r -i a llh lt i lu .i, i .. „ . , |- J , i Conti of ih* f ’nllnl *L# "‘ »F 'arcala a« ptuiLf#bl I d ir lk la X V II, Wittio I*U trl«t oi T w iiv o m o o , (M i*! «• ■f l l ' M T ill I'll* ' !,w prti, , CVnuliu » f ant Iru IMJM -o “ '" b U,««*of ** re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing Spurling Street and Charter of the City of Knnford, Florida, a definite time nnd pincc n l Dm In i! hi i . : lb , |.K,loJ a tll.U UM b u t* of t ,o 'U * . 7 ftiai U « S;*p i*l 111,I.i 11 , , , , u «.j, , J n Katie Street, between Park Avenuo and Oak Avenue, nnd Franklin where complaints will be heard and when said special assessment foil 1 O i r /i h Tourt *>t «* • t ’Dllfd **«•*♦• i » f • D.R ■p p iillrliih l r-.'ii t . ' , M 1 IHolflrt *r U«u«l i* 1 , 1 f i r 'l l I •»,*• f. ' L » » r lo pgrfiina *ny c b lln ii n, •nulMliBt I* lh- .in. . *'ii4 tr Street, between Park Avenue nnd French Avenue', a width of 21 feet, •will lie finally confirmed by the City Commission sitting ns rtri * in A Irl* M il it| Ui# Dorr*#, • ptUllun thwn-n i.ut uf tl r i at i -- i *f ILa ,.L, (V m ilill *f *n f iB rlu lll *» .inurb V * — •• * n liU W r<rtrt *f iho I'nilod Ht*lM fo* n •} i rrot fe (u lb# IWriifiCN lo rtiftrpt ft«l l<K*lnl allhlo |b* SU I* of l- * .»| l»i . U C m , 40 D liU lci •/ V u flu li, a*i*J which said sunt of Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred Seventy-nine and Equalizing Board. I'lffO l If lh* -I| a •> -u ' tt, . th# » ii.a t Nitirf ratrrie* ih t fight to ft - iy*,*u f 1.1.1 hail. |,| I , »« i#)ia Bub c ir t il K BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That tho special assessments rro- 192•* 24)100 (18,679.24) Dollars is the total estimated cost of snid im­ ••1 i Hi# jiruitC f uf a i«rlio n lf»#rmf 1 If, Tli* l„ ,a l.< , ■ ' i | - 11„ prh, , ml .1 I, Oftorf* ft r f id . l $ N h l K l Dtwtill W iM »r b Mlftr In tail ff (Deh f il Ctl FuUf ll a, b* pi I ll ,.l, „ 1, Cam 1*11 of i n f IIWlUllM *" Mack lh*r*ol •• »'• hi til » i.r 4 provement; that tho entire cost of the improvement aforesaid, shall vided for by tin’s resolution to be mude and entered against the prop- Hi* P f f i H , will i#N i t iHiLlie tuftlufi lo Hit lilfft* ■lILLo ■AiDuv tr lu rtaulr* Iht ptrrcitaorr lh * SpadAl tl.- ' U. ( , ( , t i„ ilh* S u l* *f A U U ia * ! Mt bMJ*r * f LrLIJtri, m I li* pfrinlir* (o b* !a | > '"T« t aallifaHary lo U « Cwurt, or to tlomli. teopanu, B* 1.11.*, . . j rin a* ( . 1 bo aneued against nil property abutting and fronting upon that por­ erty limimllng and nliutting upnn said improvement shall be payable ftAOtfljf, « l tl»* v f i « * cf lb* Virginia "U'amlDn IpIpB-'MI fe | S.ik-Pirrat L *1 (■.unuiunl n im i.ln t i, t.<, |tua riitm lr«1 C tm ptiia (htrrin ta rto M l lii* O P n p on fP * fet'j*|lit ■ • Of | k* p 4 !lb l* 1 lrair'11 uul it u i k,t Fscwdil tion of Spurling Street and Katie Street, between Park Avenue and at tho option of the property owners owning property hounding and I rKion *• No. 1 1 SoDtli' TwtldU Kifrwi, In ift* ChmtiU af uni I " I " I* ' 0>*r**f » » * '• R rial Matitr b i i (w «# f to IdVwim l* U i f t i l l I'tnwl '< a ki. , is j.i a f lif of fUchmuftr!, Hit It ct V lr fln li, at 1 1 l*c*t*.l a tih u lb* t a n of lu H ila n i; •ha ii purr It 1* 1 [ I l f I' at,.! i . , [t lj j I llrnt l i Un# 1/ £ra| anneun^tmrnt Oak Avenue, and Frunklln Street, between Park Avenue and French nhyfting upon such improvement ns follows; cither in full within thir­ CO'tlcwk fraR In th* (wDrajofl (L a iL m NiatHiaitl T lm t) ii ifl# M j .*| > tr by ilfiji'tlf, arid wlihoul fur* 20 . Th* twin • ' . I n , trir ,, to k -ra m i a on KtM iy. U i f d i 1 ll»a itr©i«r*)f* i Avenue, to be so improved by the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing ty ilays after said assessments tthnll rtaml equalized, approved ind and pul*l lei lion, tuaf i'nJctfiJ a»Ilh thf roll Tw*. T liif . I " • ■ r i l f l a itr ii In tli* ItfxT#a Jeailliod and iNrreth Cknilitt * f ■'ol lr.-lo.li, in nttArh C iiriof •* *ri !j »tei wiil l. tU# aate# (uay Lav# Un o or l ! lu n ili* tn i. i i * ... i, U jliw |1 to ba o**liJ, n*m» ly and rc-hnrd surfacing of said portion of Spurting Street, Kntiu Street confirmed, or .in ten equal annual installments with interest nt the tfito dtr*iat| UcoUd oltUU ll.* SUI1 of flu ).!!, t im fr flll Ii I: nli. . I 6 , , AH and afncular t>*« i-ri-perilM ami a ittu of 'rW lim i erty till la •fT#r#d f*# m J# In tbo r.l , 111 ml, fill i - ! j , . < and Franklin Street, n width of 24 feet, nnd against nil lots nnd lands of eight per cent per annum upon all deferred payments from and t f f f y r h in r t ir anil tlwtrii»lD*u, wrhrfr»jgtfi Bok I’ l ' i . l N 111* Cuurl ll.all la ir. ’ i | drl atluato, I.r Y lrith U r»rt*Hi,a ('aroJcAj i omiwnj. rt ■ Con,1*1* Of in.1 Ihrlmf** to loceb U 'ln o f it 3 1 . T hi pul' J ■ -I • I It rr«Wll|l adjoining and contiguous or hounding and.abutting upon said improve­ after the time said apacJul a. ;essmentn rtmlt ti-1 .md sl.j-id fin; Tfy af*I/of L#l>1 by or I d tLa |oi« m I i I i4.i cf th« lie I.I \||att v.‘ i| fiM aeptraittf off t h t n ftf (K l I'WflDADf in l ‘»t primary Ior* lid a llh U i l l B ui* ol Ohio; hf tLa |*e-ii|* f 1 f rtfrrre d lo 111 th# %n TOLfh c t lh* • ai ll sw| ment; that Eighteen.Thousand Six hundred Seventy-nine and 24 1I Oft equalised, approved nnd confirmed, nnd etui# aid In tba la lil amNlaty rain#* (baralfi c'•1tf IMl Iterrt Ii i!« I*’f II—.I Ufnter i)l# (‘tpticil atiiounl *1 1 ( 1' Itu uf n i t lo ant t (o k f m i l 0 f•*|i*.i:titrly feiratd iM m try lltiflr rta , anti -An H ’l l ' lln lii Liiil wltt uul# M,* Lifeboat bird itkail"#* BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt liila rrooiiilion hail ho (118,679.24) Dollars Is the total estimated cost of said contemplated (IIlia llunaif, o’ ' ( ' a, imp fllla r f llacsalttf* am! I.trvln ctblladlrtly taints! rn n tu it * f *n.l irrlnJM a. much ihti*nf •'* •tiuni rnii, lint I Ilatfltrra), ur l«i wblrti it o r |h*y hr* rrillllnt. will* lo ra u l lU rw h t'* thin In , 1 IJ tl*l»*. ilr r p lllil Th Jlj*' la I Mvairf « l l l N i l i#ptr«l#1v ipp improvement in the paving,, re-paving, hard surfacing and rodeird become effective immediately from and after ii pi .!■;• n, I ml iktllu n , Ly l r* » iknwret i Iha aiifprion* In lh* iMrrrta onlarad ami iirrvln !u toin-t) llitrrwf si *i* -!iu i ifrf I ti lb* Hi*l* ra It *f Die Mob flir(,'#l« of l’ lrcvj 1 11 lh# purvl t* i . i aid la i trotteJ. tofvu.er with ail oUicr vrup«rtla«, priA-vfxl* tlon. tty . r .itii * i f ti e u*v;t«rlf rafor* Im lloji*. . but Iiu*iu*lt $ ill wf I t * i l f ’ it. aurfacing of naid portion of Spurling Street, Katie Street and Franklin. ofill/# arunii I k «u.k •kb *r rl|bt« to tba procfw«l« in *m .f, dlrfrtrU to b« tlalui ainI inter r 't nf l * t Tiu»U*. U.e f D n ju n ,ftj i I It ■tr« SB and Letalli riteteO Ibrxl ■liatri, iha i . i ■ Mt&ffeuil Adopted lids 22nd day nf March A. D. 1926. , j * mUI, aa tba aan\a iball c t id *t ilia ttuia of M l* *nU |L* r*tf»iany In i» n It* r,* net pro*••ml* « f (!^| Street, to he specially assessed against, nil lots and lands adjoining and |pp-( i.i• i'ii i»*f (..ii■* Hub I’#reel A**, iLarg# iii** n u.e • • ' f r l-a lucJuiiUif lha IrutiGi* cf ILa l l * ivlrm tilp *• Ua iiia aatr II rrru/ WlifK *ud u n-a l* bnd •'•Gflrro*-! " , rta (• •; <f 'i*aii*e! rMu’*, ofTefeOtl) uf a tu • 1 . . 1 b . o if it* ytfd FORREST LAKE I ’ contiguous or bounding nnd uhutting upon said Improvement; the sum firm! in tba I r a n * , lib wttalatar Rno ailstlng. UftJtf •fdol •*( irjtlelo uf U*» hu4* f j 4 CwUlt l v , '• ire| A. ■*«' Hut# I'ftfCfil U,,aaJ •• lubiact, bu*ar«r, lo tit* t i l n t of Uio cuntlnutU- AiUu C#uuty. I lull ai. •*■ (4)« »a-.i nd | itU# Lit* LULeai bid for tacit of at-*! re«#n#i liaflL. * i S. O. CHASE •ana, i»|>uii • of 14.90 is the estimated cost'per front foot for said improvement. • .4 ll 4l l Ui<Hfi up* is lion nf (ha builurti by ilia Uaoalvara ai pro tfilJ ui. Fai fit . ILa ilik ai l • a-:«r Mtf. I* i •kifcl bn lha llacrva r ARCt L TKRCK K. V IIIUISIIOUIER Ilae'er willn e tt $#TvartUlf BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt it is the determination of Iball fall it* to* ' * ■k A brief |antra | dri# rlpiiaw of ft Id prupartlK amt a! « ae T > * liwitbitlneM in » » • ('Biitpany •* M V »*| |’a.■»l T■* ai an ffultatfp and w ill |MftqjL*ta pi l » » n t r i i 11 %i fallowi ItL f numberlm of U.a t'anal*. i c i ifUr i A s t h e C i t y f o n m i : : f io n , f lb • < t • o f this Commission that all lots and lnnds ml joining and contiguous or CMC Alim 11 I. 1 It ‘J. 1, will* 1L* litittroi iLetaun, If * •i I.1* ul ili.il I Itw'i*fwi . #ftl«r i#*iDl[ >'i 1 104li *X|d liana bains iL it uf tha DaaaaJ •II U ..IU! kl m jr4i trf |i,-* fulltiwittf in # *>f fulTOtrly •ub,d*il*-Tl.#i Iri 1 11oil M'l f* 11* "I for r ir m l 'Two lh ‘# ,r#f:naii,l • i * m t tfur *10fi»t if ( 0 Sanford, Florida. F A ilC l L QNK . boundlng^Cpon Spurling Street nnd Katie Street between i’nrk Avcmie uf " u * t'oi*u * n i. tel.kit, lulijetn to ivrtr. U lH) and of affliBiai it • am rnllfwif ■•-all t* i d • I O t #1 f##4 l«i tmitlmritel IlMifl el drtH Ifi M tb* at 22. A m • Attest: ■ it !■ fa*h m i if tli# IIIahrit iriTi preiluiHaf iuletl and Oak Avenue, and Franklin Street, between Park Avenite and French A ll tboio lin.1i 1 D.1 ir-m liM . Itu iliol.1 , *n>t IbUowi ■ M-J ir rtM •» I fuf ft* Mbi In « I• m lifil p .b f l ir p t r v t r jy . Uteri lha pmribsAe Inliroot, lo U i.li. r*i!? in,! ,.ir U iu litl, iI,Krlt*«*l I.. R. 1*1111.11’: mad#. » n i f Avenue, will bo benefitted by the improvement provided for by tlm* I L# « in riled, bfli if l)*« bb| * . ** Ht #e aeUdeifl lb # U • • Amo’ml In Sn-tlon On* of A ltir l* . V I of II,* I *«■*,♦ Nam* of rompanj i . - rf LVMf i f«r I’ftI i «L«n i.fTcrrri aa m «rrilr* ;y |i«atl Uetrutll liiu t S" lltu ila In tt.i ( y u l l n ot llouitun. I — -. tlob tli f^tiUAphiia l*rtbtl«ur$ i'ofp , , . . . * 1 -City Clerk. resolution, and that Uni special nsnessments to by made and entered I a ra p ilil * • • tl.0004§i or J I a I . (in Ilia a r f r ^ H uf tba I.Igt. < -% ( lu ll oral U o n li.n tr r , In lh* S U I* of A lib im i: In IB* AlBnlc^n l-artlllili.f i ‘ u . 7 o u . 3 3 l. I M . *.- 4j iUim far (lie Sill) 1’ arreli * !,* « uflcryd an«l h ! I i L rountl** of h«nill,*li itnl llu n l. In IB* Blot* of lilmilngliaia l'*iU U& r l ’«. ir)o.o:i:. i itrvfi » t I hlgbeai --— - - — ------— ------------ngul st all lots nnd lands adjoining and contiguous or lioiinding and 1 I * , l# lit* if rja| Mail* * j till far Far*rl Ta# « Lot) r to r t.li! In lb* Counilit of litlk . C h ill,im . l lir t i. i'uwtU F*nlU i«/ B lt.nST b 5 , ■ rwAl «f ruupfDi » iym«m ( I i m i Im I Qfit'4r*aU44«te>At t fl.IP l.M rd«SZ»'w ‘o il*fir HlOirU# TVO yUf-lk )i i«uk a ( f t 1' ‘ * 1 /U as.lt I 3 ais |C! !s# Ul IISiler will u n i *i-p«rt1«V| «ff* f pHr#, r n x r 'u m f c rta ritli PVrtriyar l g . 1 m , . * m upon »uch c o 1hi 1 p r i * I > r* I S ? i* :* *M Hi ditMOfid I Dial It • th# (*ru;*rti fi ferret I iJ tn tli*. Dap w r i l l ; In Ik* I ’n lth nf C iJ J l. I* Ik* Slat* *# ro t i.i a t « tage basis; that ( ja^nla riieoilcaf Hurt B B Ii.b T l.S B * : b?.‘ i 7 f i t * 1 tff’jU.atlt W CVMljaiUl ihrit 1 U u iilu u , ' lk lb* Conn 111* .of A in u , It ,*u f ort, etaln ile*'rtl»#d under t In* CapllOli 3 7 « . T 57 0 3 t i t # , p «i Avail tt iJutrto Cta.**,*. « « * . . — ua |MRitM apecUl assessment roll coVering the contemplated Improvement, such A. D. I!i2(i, HY.T1MC TOWN CUUNCII, OF THE TO W \.O F M I'\- Irurbim. F H I f l t , U m tliu b u ff. K * » llin o 'ir , NiVfDflart 20. in f* « *i ipfa• Jit leicVa, ", altd elU fte.it Ll,a high**! bid tiuai'Mi' ........... 1 I 3 . 8 0 7 . BO ■T*» * I lb#' «uf l , M il. ttowon * ik] W it * . In Ik* B u ll NnlUi Viiil n Ho numru I ■I i.'o, .. i 7 03.5 52 I 4 ibait1 w * r .*14 Vf y a apecUl. aaseaaini nts shall be determined and prorated according to th< MONTE BI’RIN’GS, M.OItlDA. any payaiftit * C irv llla . In tli* Counllrt of Jlnuforl. C h illi,Ion. Tt>« Urytnt r i n l l l i r f t'u rial Mailer will ne*I lep trila lf af* Id I m a .o * t i no 1 • • a. • U 4 L U ■ •# I uf if* property rtf err *1 1*1 In the w ill hm r * l* (- ' , .1 I t , M ot,*. It*R b *iU r, UfMAtUI* *nJ B1rhl*u*l. in TL* rul.inti eri I Lain I n I t ulp , , ■ 4 1 .5 0 5 .0 3 far i t ul* foot frontage of the respective properties specially benefitted by mid The following is Cm estimated eost of pa. iiij; | lad Wfil 1 ti || U.* K in * of Koutti i ir o lio i. In It,* Countl** *1 Cbarlfitrtn i,*j C l M inlnf sod l.vr#.n ii»nr.Lril jmidar the eVptlop •ale. iha W a'F I. I.I k . a l bl.orr uul K h iltf, in lh* S u t * , t f T u b * * * * * ; In , afeu) a lii aula* Uit LtLybtal tiJ Aiutoulii af Mi ‘Mg improvement. i f i rrufart ur in f .... _ 1 .1 H 5 .R 2 2 29 "tfef ( I from Altamonte Avenue in South Altamonte A\cnm I„1«J u 1 aali and it (-ti' k>-1 i |B* Count!,I cf A Inherit, A u (U l!l. CB*,l,rfl*l.l. l ilf li Utfiita PvDD^a l*(,Gi}Vi*t# Cti ■ l 0.0 0 2 M [U i n I l m l r o i n i I mu I i *. im t In II.* C ltb i of Kl.-b; ( iiiiatl 1'i.tifiplula ami CLaruliWl BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt tho Tax, A*ac»M.r and the width, with Mirfaee treated macadam: idfiD-a lal l l u i t t *1ii n ttl it y ir fit ili af - am dtOcltfi.# -i | U ball# j ci<n ! )-.urtbur* in,I Coflimoulk. lit L!.i ^,1 1 1 * uf lha p4(*p«r1ir ttferieJ (a In lha and paynatti *i* - • * I u i............ .............. 4 3 7 . R1 4 .0 4 ft f r Bait D*a pn • " City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Floriitn, in accordance with the I tt'O e t i. y d - , g r a d i n g a t -U ie * ( Y lt fln l, In III* lo u r ty 'n f Monro*. In 11^ hi*!* Hulpbttf Mitring ami K a ll^ k i l a. D e e r* n o r IR.7UI 01 * Pirrv IT htrcln iirfe )Hw.i lutriar it a taplfon dfflrfaitry. m llabia UirfaiA-r • f S i * toil. In II.* to A i.t, of lltm lllon . In lb , F ltiriltf Truilurtl 14) . . , oaJ • tli Lula U*a pightal t l j S 7 3 .2 0 3 .9 7 * Da fit’a i provisions of Sections 101 and 102 of the Charter of the City of San Ilfifk l I n. f t . e m i r a n d g u t ’ e i a t in , 2 4. V puii IU*t* ftf 0!*1«; irol i f w B i l l of Hi* ,,1* of UnJl HiulMtin l*aii j 8 lft.IB T .2 a ' L«ru - — , Mtioafl rami of Ilia i«u > ' a‘ . in lh* lu u n ij tl t t .|-* In th* Mt*i* of If* fca 1 al Maitai a til p u t l«r<irit|ly uf* lUyavilla tluano Co . _ , — b J.i n . t Rb ^k-. riiudj ford, Florida, shnll proceed without delay to make u hperinl usH’ssment . 6000 y d *, s o r f a e e 't r e . t l i 'i i l>«*r(lA. *nd In lh* I'ounl, of AllMl, III |ht B ill* OvIb uly m 1 i Ulmi C (* ---i)f It<* praiiertv feteffeal (a 111 Uk# aa ilia ll 1j# r#du ,,r' ' * t« f- r.lrt 1 t i.4 n n . a 7 far 1 "ii* da 1 1 very m f lha Ir-Dr • f 1rollm *. la ofi lu ll, dno|U*J Jo Section On* of Pu liMin. l>viHljr#r Wurkfl. litre in J u u iiin l ufiriaC ILa eaptiun *1 1.33D 40 I Iref f* II tl roll, asarssing the special benefits to be received ns the result of the m a c a d a m a t $1 I d . I) ) « vd i;:i;,o .o i an1 arJI will ihH* li.a Li*Lari. U4 iLata­ •udi prelWo'il t#n* < «•*• I. i *11pH AnJ.I* V t. * f tk l liter ti. 4 1 0 7 t> h 2 H m^i i i i 111 r * rt y 11t r i '• _______ _ I payment Iftriwf *» 11,11 , , « fwfVltl , i r r , l On* In llkln l!.* p rc [,rl, llfm a d tl * 0.1 riuuib liaurgl*' I'r r iilliff, Co . - — Improvement contemplated against all loin and tamis adjoining and con­ 7H.1 4K 4 3 fur j RpOttai I h 'l * ! , ID* I hrlid/ ilti'tlhM l in III! S. Lm IUIi ibbuu Sm! U *rol nwne itlro CirtlJI >*r Ca____ a-*? (ft !i* ri ■! tlaiiar will nail r ff » f fa# tila Cuopanf 1 4 4 .0 3 7 Ofi . - Ifii Itai* will • tiguous or bounding nnd abutting upon r.uch improvement, and u)n>,i Fan ti* lit.#. 1 «e , Ttaaa, Fuar* 510207To M it. rail B i l l * t a il *1 UJI Nolle*. bunt ham I\)tlon i l l f Cfi. (a f « f , It. ani ua| (v a it ia n ii af D * i 1‘ ojmJ *• ll I (tula Uia LigLaat Llti n»# » j July 111 1 D J L ; -------------I . 6 7 T . 1 4 3 SO l-uPltlla in t n i l . i , will Lbaraupcn t* i‘ • the completion of said nsnessnu-nt roll to cause a copy thereof «<t 1>i II 1 L e g a l exp- n e M ijo .T fi ll art# •*■•#• •v Mtel l| U# II If lUtdi All «r>A llnruUr Ur* tulM In f*. ImproiMnM.I* I UJ n. DJfur ail af n M t*nrc#l# ) « 1 lu lha ll#o PARC E L POUR i*« i p *. d I published twu times consecutively, once each week, m a new.-papi-r ■hill i Im u l t i i an cnilraty ilk*!I aquaj a«c«ra payruaikt af • i flllroaUl. llfM U . n il*, ill*,*, p illi 111. » * ! * « . All m l ) on bai»d In Lanfa, and In trinatt, r im * pete. *nJ tu n • ru '« « ; * k k ur at -4 tbi * $ ti«fa ia * f lha blgb«*t I4«I r pro• Itir (*> in u , •AlitntnlA, ,l|t,n. Ill— rll*». P ill' published in Sanford, Florida, attaching to said spcciul ur. •s.-menl roll total $1122K.06 U i,,l. tur*.l(lAaiB U »I|J npurlM ilB .** u h itw - « l I *« niutU litern*f aa It lin ImJM In Vktrf*l On*; vioufit/ i«t#4 !«r aalu F i i t i l « #« N a afrarwS aep- ta n-LMta and tr **ii lh# t' f #r Ait LMIa. ririfta, m*tri, nurnptanert and ■ armiel) l‘ o« aall hlglkatl bh) tar fell af i*L l ur* io pay lha a« * » cr • » *k*ln IV* h .trim t o i l .1—. rll—-I |.-- tl, T o h e e n t i r e l y l onii by adjacent property owners, the Tow n nS * 1 1 * tBhJ i >>, so published a notice directed to all property owmrs mlcresud in said m uitfj r**alr«bta, *yrr|it lialrlltLltiM i af »o)r- Farr#11 «taw )ffer*»1 u an anlD*ty will ba lh# UrUf «ita»n «!■• *' ‘ * * i(,*-Jtad lie* *m1 t l l i l i l bihsfiAln* *"-l * p p *rt»ln l«f o, it i W I iilt i IrulunJeri In I’amrl TIira»; S3, tl*# I'fftpeiiy *iW L-* .special as»et.aments, stating in accordance with the provisi.ma of the A l t a n u m t r S p r i n g * Horala. to pay the cost of paving in front of the b«li>n« Itul' ipinuln, ii.l ll.• Ti,,nloi» ind r» eri'tfij i."-al - I d id F aftfl* viid u Uruck eft iUitrtt uf capital •tncA., uf ILa par vtlua nf cha>«r aa cf lh# - 1-# V* aj.ri • J >1 ill lu tlr flf tuk Uk* L lfh fit LLMar ■ulnJin. r*nll. luuu, i*onu *1-1 Iniotsi Wirtof each • leapt at La rut aa III ltd, «■ fo ltu rl; (Ibfraftrt’ ribj« l ta « or*UrurtiMc.n uf th# tala Iry iha • ip ir p f prior i# lb* d*1# Charier of the City of Sanford, Florida,' u definite time n:ut plate p u b l i c p a r k d e - t r i b i d a - l.i.t,* '•*. and 11 of Frost'4 Addition, hnV- umJ *11 lh* mltl*. rl()». 11:1*. 10.1 linmi, i«i I I1LH) !f11<•* H -’*"# 5 0 llaafn ut lltek uf ttrakiw F i l t l l l u i Cuaaa. a lia ordrffd t f lh* iMiIao. tUlia atii il*m*rxl of ir,r, ntlur* ,fcl Pit'/ io t r l, rri I i li If hail Lhli {.fftltfujilf tiolwl fa# where complaints will hi heard and when said apeviul assessment i n g a f r o n t a g e o f 21*0 f e e t ion ut North Cirullu*. •■id! J i til I Itu off #rpd ir par alily wilt ba «an- liana w-opont* Cm 1 ‘ ttrol uhilAU*l»r '*f th* tocnpin,, »• **■) *1 I1* 1 10 i h l l t i uf lln.-k^.f ('irtUal l i u i f l l liUAB* ImlrummU ot >■» u-* •mmw *• In Miullf cf. In *B,I I* lh* tin ,* InJ t f r j ttllad, if iti blri LutNl far all « f laid N u m b e r o f f e e t f r o n t a g e - d :t:;0 roll will bo finally confirmed by tlic City t'oininiM-ion sitimg as an part *na I*!,—I UiNn.1 , 111, 1lullc, tlm *11 th* C oB I'U I). * I W I « l l l U t f G r ill la: Ftfi tit *H#« dfvroil aa an rnUrtiy ibaU ba last Uro tlik of Urt pu. ♦ •••' 2 0. Tho punh.ter till to 7 5 c a m ci cloth uf Ikmiuirru Fart!Ilia. r,*, m i , lm lo u n ■ I n lin e m ill*, fic u .fl m than in >f< I#*• ot tl a M gbtti Lida pravloualf Equalizing Boatd. A s K e s s n i e i i t p e l f o o t f r o n t a g e ? 2 11532. doiBBlt! lb . R o d ,o n , « . r*i, »h*|il *04 ilrui-uuil. *r*clMl I1i m * » *r C iiu in r.- u w ip fiia lleii uf Gtanpll rukttaj m aa l*arva:$ whan affarad aaparaUlf, 5 0 tb a rii * f iiauk pf Liin xlr, Bupplli* Car­ ihan fib) Ml Nt Mda to oatnd far aaLd rarnali own cootracte undo tr item U. M *XU*A •* , n u « l U aittcBaJ U n r ii* ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the special nssexuucnt* pro- N a m e a n d D e s c r i p t i o n L o t Foot ITolimiivrro p i rail cn. a rorpuittlon o f V lr ila l* ; w 1 ■ hen c-firad- partlaly will ba accpplad and paid tb# bufiirtfit pt|a# l# 2 .0 0 0 tUar*l uf ittek at V llita t* CAMlln* Far tell ,;lt > #t#u<k aff and aalJ la lb# r#apa«. ||if y provtJrri lh Ui# * Ilf. vided for by this rcsolutioir lo be made and entered ngninal the prop­ Frontage Assessment • T. Tho (ri,child AM bo fhatalral U A P a U ) uf l> *lt'a (l*. a curpuctllua *f U«a hi)-.«» I 4#ft Uartfur. auWvct I# co ftflm i■ t u * * f oopili*1 Murk. * f lk* par **tu* * f 1MI* b * i p ; . rn Tnulio ■ : ' • ' . (L 8 . R a il, L o t 464 * erty bounding and abutting upon said improvement rhall In* payable t v * t f h# aa t y I U CuyiL. and tba hlgbaal bid dom alt! U :i5 :; $ 627.10 11Ot no* aicapl lUn aiLtrulA* lU U J . •> 50U iburaa t t iloa t at fBautbim Land k * l « tiataj fr all ten. tlabtlit! or «it*B H V ’ aald ParoaU whaa affarad a# an fa ll* * ! I „ . Carparallan, a fatpw illu a * f Uaarpl*; . nt the option of the property owners owning property li iunding and •I* l i . H u t c h i n s , L o t s 4 1 6 , 4 1 7 , 4 1 8 , 4 4 0 lo ir te t t f itaU, w m fliy - ■ " ‘ ‘b J , • , tW8.04j • Ltliaif alU ca oral lad. 33.1 > 1 *bar*i of alack at C t i f . n * * I S D | S8-o Tb# tnircba### "h i L*t# p . 3 .2 5 0 *h *rn af ituak i t bltctaurpk! F irtlU iw Minina and Mtnuficlurltip Cunpanj. a Mnpofa ((butting uikon sticlt Improwmrnt ns foil Wo; olthf-V 1n full within thirty ( A . 11. F u l l e r . l » t a 'R iO , |.r* ) . 4 5 2 1 0. la a# Ilia#* ba im d.tad U tba ftpaw Campon!, * rutpuiallui, af Saullt (tru ll u*. mwr ba fa#uIml,:' li* wl« tlJ *f 717,77“ LUn c l Bon Ik Cl roll 04 , I cwadltlonai upon ar «ub>ad _ IH O , h * '» i ut ituak at Uaullrl* Furtlllwr in 1 Maato# v f AAiioo, and a lii b l n U.e ! *Ll J*' „ ■ 13 >bai*« nf uapllnl plank * f Am rtraa I n days after said akseroment* shall aland equalized, approved and con- . I t . M . B e n c h , L o t s 4 5 .i, 4 6 4 kllnuficturlnp Cwapuu!, A calponl Ian uf U aslpli; itrrai * j «##dl k»na additional to at <lUT«r«fit from ar allowinco i c J l I o r i ' H l * ' ^ ' ■Oil ,9$ UHiM Cnmpaap. * tnrtiurnUon *f TlrpInU: Dmia prvarlb by (La Dacraa, lha Hppclal M u lt f 0 4 0 atiar** af ttank » f I'uti* R if* F iriU lw r tola ar PAi.bl* t ! h l “ *' “L ^ ^ u d firmed, or in ten, equal annual installments will) interest at the rate I I . C . T y l e r . L o t s 4 5 5 , 45G, 4 5 7 ibar** of Hock nf B lrm lu bA B r*rtllla *r Companj, a cdiperAtla* tt F *rl* Hint; will and #pari ouch bid la g tiL tf Wllb Ukl p n t t r v auta. a ltb Uw fd-t “ OHUji.V* C ■AuO M p a c f. n uorpctAilna i f A U b aiM ! « lanquollflal Ltd M blrlA 2 5 0 thank uf Hack uf Kan 1 Jim F w UUpai hlgttf»| o f eight per cent per annum upon nil deferred payments fr. m and after l i . S . P a c k a r d , L o t s 4 5 S , 4 5 9 , 4 6 0 , 461 BOO ib a rti nt nock * f I'tm iA rm tUlP** t e a H11).ft5* w tb* rlfhi. tr li B u m to/ n u t Tb# I’ipun f« rate will k. a il* P * ' CkmpAA!. a Borpuaalloa uf Baulk I'arcIlB*: p*« j . a n u u u l a cf Unorpit; runditlozoi or 1*118*4 hid a* f*Burt*4 but * a ! JOO ihAMl at llaaak of Ran** (l.a u U k l Camtte cl Aten. Ilto# *ad ri|i.u fhe time said special ntsc.-tmunts shall h« and stand finally equalized, 11. D . M c I n t o s h , L o t 4 6 2 BO PiiUM I f pUrk of C rin a Cknalaal O n - PAu!, A <*fi->,*Uun uf GtorpU; ’ 782) R) tauagfuki iha Uw l.ljUa,t uBcuBdltlouAl ur ua- n a n and it all pmotw (UteiM ] pan/, a «arv***tl*a of North I t roll a* ; approved nud confirmed, und D o r o t h y B e n s o n , L o t 414 1 5 0 abant * f itork of Thaontiiiu* r art 111**! fuaUflad iJ I M Ji nwaattaj, ta mod I t ! Uw Da- Urma. uro p l Al ttterwlM £ £ « « < ■ " 1 58.1^15* I BO ibar** * f Hack of th* n j . i l i r Cbouitcal Campon!, • oarputotuu * f O n i| t i; ##•• atai »kC#f And auuArw ite latwar ate Bated. and wltboul OAlutUao. i P p n l ,w * -M J OotpcraUun. a oarpoclilon of Taaa*. forntort/ BOO BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, p>at tlii- resolution shall he and K. (). Mtirsimll , Lut 165 aU 5 .5 0 0 lb i n * *r pi afarit J ,uak tnd • . • 0 0 •tea ar ndompGuo. * ,r,pl. ‘ ^ r T T a t a j 5 510,731 ikirn*. ltduuad u 1 B 0 Oku** W onrpatau ib ir it (althout par vain*I of ituuaon Mock uf J fT O jf e l IX- at Ite Dana* ptaildo* that rodamptluo nadir l i - in* fcteome effective immediately from and after its parsage and adoption action! K. li. Mnrnty Lot 166 IMi i f kilter, A1.J ntate Tukano U i-rm dn rti A O w m IcaI CkirpanlUa. * lira m fiu-f 5 55IJ04‘ 'I n n itelt. at l « u (a * *•!■ ■ BO th an * af i l n * of r t a id a rotUUaw O***- fofpoitUMI ft fla il-t it ; at Ur* n l * fit* with tb* Clark Adopted tliik 22nd day of Manh A. !>. 1112(1. prior io d# It 1^ M:iltlrit>, Loin 167, 468 . poxLj. In*., * carpoitlBm tt Vliptnla: 61)8 |OKOo; 2 5 0 ihar** of nock i f Hum* Quint O baapaa! , of lha l)jD dt Ol ite Cat tad BWU* tar tba A,0 0 0 abiro* of H u t of UoutpU Ckl l Ml a aurponllon o f G a w a li; FORREST LAKE ) ■ » • ! , uul with Ite BpaeiAl UliLMcd d .III the nlitivi Walk*, a uarparaUaa of Urnr-ptai 1 in the subdivision of land he1U 0 i l n n i or l in k o f U i f t t U i Quun* Oote- M T i !Lltiru,r.ti a* to lb* m 'U c lI u i a ster, y # 1 ■ BO ik a n t af itnck of Meunl Clooiaat 4*111S. O. c h a s e POhf. a corpcnilao it t]*urpii. • 0. ’in aUiwn out [. aiteln fund* m a o rU w . twol*. af. and longing lo the Altamonte Landlintel and |a*r Ooupuir. In* . a carvorailon af V lr fla la : 2 ( 0 t h in ! ut ttock of Udautpo* Ooano Oom- DbdiUad: «# btUYlod ox*! u u t , Uti iaaofloa a n r m r o d hr Uw (a,u; ' • *^1 ■ . 0 0 0 tbara* tl i i m I or Naiaata tin *** OomK. F. llOUSHiiLDH; ttAt. a ourporallon of U io trU . V Navigation Company. i f Ui* S ' *• paap, a o*rv*r*U,A *f Norik Carolina; a .tS T M S S S r S W - ir 1 1 6 0 i b u i i uf Hock ut ruin am m i l l l i r ■ 00 pbar** af t la k of Poruitta Guana Car­ A s t h e C i t y C o n i n i i s s l o i i o f t h e C it is. r# la te mid w a ! ba Imaortwl 1! I. Miilthic. N\V 1-4 of SW 1-4 of l8-2l-:tft 1251 Wurki. a coiporitlcn uf Oauptu; pal lUoa. • Porv o n Oof * f V Irptula I taori -i ma . M k|M w raAmaablt nsttla2 60 ibaiM uf plaxk t f twutti GtortW rorUllaw by l& 0 , 0 0 0 ibarri *1 n o t tl Baalo Meaueanlal 8unfonl, Florida. ----k Ik b ) Ly 11 l>. McIntosh, Lots 2. .1. 4. 5, (I of FrostV CoaapAB!. t corporation of Uool 1 1 1 ; O w p t a f . A carparailas af Marpliinl: Waiter will 1 6 lia n a tl aim* o f I t m k u u TrunjpiruUaa 13 Attest: t s r s x i s ~ 'Z ~ S * S v BOD aktra* af Hack af Th* l l r , oal rortUloM Addition :ifi*», Qanyon) • •bull not. it lia ii 3 4 teem u4 alter tafarwAitoo. lu-tataa 641 Ktt OBJ CBBsafif. a w v o n U ia at Tlrptela; priu# t « d # t a n demited wuh ate da1 .0 0 0 pbtroi (par n lo * ( 1 0 *A*b) tt Mock fUTtd ta Uw D a w aad B U I* R. PHILIPS, 10 0 Pkara* at pratpiraO tuck ant 1 , 0 0 0 Florida 1‘nblic Service Company, Lot 7 Frost’s al Aluitir Al ( alocT af A a w l a i Frad. t ip . Imp. Campla*. UiatiO la and aihltlti ta Ite w - . u * " , n p l t i l lin k af •kaio* at City Clerk. • bid In cum at lu Will: trofekl tstuaa *■ Bte ta Uw A n! as.) all In m im io tt of a i i l ind kutkat'—i OarpanUiw. ■ taiwiila* af MiU*; Addition mi 88.81 ft— tl ra n iil Oaa, wl___________ (#1 14 I D Liu Irt Cwat at tte -7 - , TBO ih li** at Hack af U aU a U u u i l i a p u r . tU * i w M i i . IncduaUnd 1 1 0 .0 0 0 foot amount Lrtrt af Now jMWT. i»d “ Oo^ . 0 0 * la t i l l ar l l . t B 0 . 0 0 0 tf VallKl Bia im G oum atut Tblid Llkart! 1 - v •#Parata|y Town **f Altamonte Springs Public Park, Ia>U aarparafUa tl Ktnh Caio U c ; Mtad af taodi n oan d hr aatd of tte OaoM tata ta ta Bted «ui 4 U pur n u t B boJi , pud *tk*a mla m lamuui in- orlilnaL fl • .0 0 0 ahATui af ptack *t 1 1 U k OraA* Fabbl* IIKSOI.I TION NO. 266! tarot* Unnod A U r t r w B w d il, Own. and U U* taM jJ8, 1), 10, II of Frost’s Addition 250 „ 444 IB fk w p k itt Oaatpav. * aaipantUa at VlrptnUt tju m te U 1.CMH t u b Af ATP InWadad U F apopI* FLril Me: Una or Tbroo; o r »utj t ta modi (a rilr la caik and aa«iw af Uw Down. Si tte ■ 50 ikaraA at iLink af U alu d Fkaaphau u f A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE PAVING. It E-J’ A \ I NG, Notice is hereby given to nny and all persons interested ' in 'tie to Ite oam* n U U ra P a rtly to t a t i l la tte affirm u* _ M B m ila iU Ii. n o n * tad itrppllM. m a tirlili W ' 1 \ r f T ( 1*1Pa*All** *f Tlrpliklu; Ho* «oarU ta »k U A ite 1 0 .0 0 0 W t r a af *t*ok a f Mulphur JAIb I i k And BPBOMA af at an ufArt urn, panlp Inu iu finiu td pm) “I a HARD SURFACING AND RIM IARD SI RKACING (IF MARTIN Spirial A sm si.nunts against the vhrious pieces of property above|i(i*■• I . _ m,_1.1u.itaf •!> ’i '» . ( Saltbod rwedutlt. mirrbAndlio, ttock ta u ad i, and Ibi I « I ,Uun af VlritolAl T te O a o id llN * "" £ Ootlraad' U k f i i f . 4 y n a etth. a t * 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 *rfttp a n ta fy . olhaf Article* inundod ter a il. u f u turn port ct > u x k at Pkaipkau r i a l m u BTIIKET FROM PARK AVENUE TO OAK M 'KN U E . A WIDTH »»F scribeil that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty 800 a Caart aa fe u* L •* IjktttM l Bead*, ar Lit* far* re B Hu Product laid hf tb* ,,~ r n « f t t lb * fe*> Uiaal I«c« tu at TtittBtei go FEirr. 1 w aal u u J « i i r i r e m t tatwtta u amovei af a f BUtkJlna* O t u t Oaau__ j ( f F days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has jfepn EauUabl* T rail Caataaar. al ui Caai i T U aln U t A bj And all a fter cUtma. raallnfoai M a lter- U A tla n f. •e••airw Whereas, the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida, equalized, approved ami, confirmed, or in ten equal annual install^ ( a l l l . 1 1 S3 ( k ^ t a m U a d n s i ^ t a J 3 r L * a 5 5 S s a I id (lark u d l , I T S Vita, tuiurtnc*, nfuadt, i - i n l i . cfwiM la AoUaa N*w I w L k i m af ar af alter ctelfet u t k u l Ite kuak CktU* rk «u t**l MBltAau tr rontnctuAl rtpbt*: r ir «a t idcA ai at* tte w tilk u 2 f4 deems it advisable to improve, grade, construct, re-construct, pav* and with interest al 4*ighl per centum per annum from and after tin *jta 1 A i , I * mad* pante ta Compii.f, * la F t m l i U w u d TU ri*. o *r ditei but ta Uw ( 5 0 icmtaou pktru • rul 4 i? ^ ^ S s r a tf *" # th M pnooiir. pcop ait! flfbto a n d . Jf*!*pavv, to a width of 2ft feet, with sheet asphalt on a 0 inch rock ba.,c, *nii! fpeciai assess inenta stand npjirjfvtxl nnti cofirmed. ta tb* ifa a i af a late at ficwatlea tl Ite w lo •> L f t e 4d* t l C t a p u r , an u u RALMiila j*, prvparl!. of wkitawtar n ito n And 4AM* rrlni: I*. *te a Mfarad Maarato- 0 acdirlno a »-•*>* w * % . ba tV • b t r i M t i r iltuaia, nf iL i V'etat-iiu i m ik # B# TruiL Farcoi Ta I t s following Street in tin* City of Sanford, Florida, to wit: A tneelihg of the Equalizing 'Hoard of the Town nf AltanujntV MOdar (ante!* a «A ll(*d 4a Md teftteM. aad tte n ^ 'ifA M l w k k d to Uw Uoa af U * F tn t M * l| - l ! . tte it 1 aa aollntel, ikaU dmaaU 1 0 % LLmo u adjaata «* • Im PAreal MARTIN STREET, From’ Park Avenue to Oak Avenue. Spring!, Horidu, will ho bold at the Town Hall at seven-thirty I‘. Xf, At tte U a a tl M l*; iy7jMMpf|l4 I*** I* • * “ »t bit A M JteuwUiid from aa i f tb* fwwohw dmerited lag m Firc.J Tb,**. wtaa affarad teteft! m mute ibanaf ai U tt n tia n .li ite U l tn 0* All of Mid improving, grading, construction, ro-ronsl [ . t o i ? r i f A C mM • id instruction. p «v -1on the 12th day of April A* D. 192C, at whlch’ mhqtfng sj»id Hoard |vbl m ilr l!. I * 1 .1 T 1 k u u *?.“ **• « • 4 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 « g . 2 Bfabl H 4 ln .i i» * from and After S 5 » ' ^ ,r al Umuttt Uvudi. ar both ing and rv-pavirg to be done in compliance with plans,, specifications, hear miy and all complaints and objections ns to" such special ass| (tool f t fU M tt. 18 3 4. Accnwd upon or artelnd out af > I t n omouat at U o r u u i F u T i T P S t a t e i I t . WUk 13.600,« ’ H ,k* Froaotv. hut I* . profile and estimate:: of said proposed imfTroveimnt of Martin Street menls, and will at .-aid tithe adjust nnd equalise snld ps er-menj m on ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 b ra ataomu. af >u U * r * ~ t a t e ( not aonlnpA prodk bucuit few •*ter cliLma 0 ouch dtaailt *n « tnooam af tba n a U l u tnd candiMt af tte Can w n IK * *n*ni Park A\**nue to Oak Avenue, iinw'ou file in liu- office of tiij,*. n basis of justice und right, nnd when mill ’special nKse.nMio'tiisi ■ teh aad pa,Ur U U k ta C l n n w * U U U “ • k(lite m* farttid Ite Oo• - m MrUhte Bondi it alter ) — I » T bt,Uu lb* 3id**2 City CJerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifi­ cqjaiijitl nnd .adjusted, same will then stand confirmed nnd la* a w o n u ttn r ~ r ir t -~ r : W AAdh Afntad ta Si IIlia j t « « « bfWM. 'V *r Tmm. n m kOMd a s tTbic cations, profile* und estimates have been heretofore .approved by tho remain binding liens upon the property against whirl: raid as.M-ssmqnta -----OotadA 1.000 ta mUA, 0 ffd.10*,«m t af Uurtcaa* Bwdo. ar *f UW m 2& City Conininsien and constitute the plans, und specifications for said are made until paid in areonihnee with provisions of Resolution N0J 17, ( W a n l ta ta aad l 2 ! l ! b ,____ k it M pwiottlhte Uaado ar otter ^ ‘ • ^ P t l “Ji » f *U af U t rtdbb ( * dirt*ted. (r K Z ?-*.."1? - * * * . » » t ^ p r t Uw Siw klan and tte 1 ta a o b p m U , 1a ot Bali of .to o t-rtf « .work, therefore, adopted by the Town Council g>f the Town of-Altarnontj ' Af (AlA AT ai claim, tau w tte a m f w m j l af Uw M l* I m i iliaalo “ At lha I-T.***. * ” BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of the City of San­ Ida, ,pn March 15th, 1926. *B8 tJ B itJ i ind araBiwad uadar PV& t ----------------------------------1 1 ! ta Ite Ckwatf al i , AM r rrL K . T * * * ' J j t a d Fteo. a ten odocod a m t. u d u i w w * m *w ford, Florida, deems it udvisalde, as u necessary piddle improvement, _______ l i t <SEAU a : E. CLINE, HIml W tte Stall a n 0 Boaftod. af AlUdi 1“ 2“£ in“2 im■ " " « i utl* Bun I'orcol it*, wka* offiraJ laid cmon. to pave, rc pave, hard surface und re-kunl surface with sheet asphalt bai* («*1| lad ta bM S . ' r - W ’u K ^ j ; w e n rtva , •on a 6 inch rock base, Margin Street from Park Avenuo to Oak Avenue, w* oBond ooaoriwlr, tteU •** L* H UM teeteon — — g( r I bid b r tho n o t* a Aon of J M I M. «ttb «■ KfbU omd p m f t if a» s» width of 20 feet; (hat al) of said paving, re-ikaving, imrd Surfacing ■ •a on, aullfe ta bH tor MW Uw A. C. U S R ^ N to wuwn w te »* , ” ^r»i *• • “ miUJOM b» tte do 4 iw-iiard surfacing of .Martin Sin ct, as aforesaid, shall he donu J . I I . J A C K S• fOr ’ N; , uta*. m o W. a U ao • ** _ * t * strict .compliance with tho plans, sptaificqtlons, profiles and yoiCo fmc ta-J £ ifmffotal urhuou'i, ^ ' t P * o e iL a ia Lon g Time I*oun8 on Residence* and Buainess I'roimriy. - timates therefor, now on fllo In tiie office of the City Clerk of the ta U Uw tank bf aback ao •“ • • p i, • u ** ' ‘ . I f U ti’ teuton* w it e » oonstod ta; 0 nrua .t. ty of Sanford, lyjorida, which said plans, spoeificalions, profile* und bote nr Lruul cum BAB! boo^ ‘ .ktt 7 » ,lr tl*«*ir s u k l m T o d t a . “W a* *t*t i \ J. “ ^ 0 "s Easy Repayment Plan i ; * »f 1 1.0 0 0 .0 0 0 bM lo «U»*« ltf. iCu latas have been heretofore approved by the City Commission and m O ffice in new M erriw eather _ tituta the plaiw and specifUatl6n» for said proposed improvement ! Martin Street between Park Avenue and Oak Avenue, a width of 20 -----*a wn. j 2nd Street. , end this Commission hereby declares the necessity for the paving » • Ji r. « RESOLUTION NO. *67. arsuursyt r s — - *• t i i a i. (if ■hV 1 -i, * ’5 �T ir e S A N r d fr n ^ r tA L T T M illions O f To R a gin g Fa i Southwest Buy With Money From ,nd May Soon Be ,cnl as the Osagcs |Speaking o f Beauty*) I _(/P)—Oil and cdu■oving the stamp of v on the Navajo Inn the one is ermbling •civilisation, and edui desires. Soon, it Is ltd, the Navajos will „t ns the Osagcs In uggney has I>con kept pj schools for the d Navajo youngsters: j, superintendent of Ljj, reports the San -nacity was doubled ,-r and GCO children Ut the ways of the IV Sun Juan schools i, erodes. Three hunItdpher students .aCe C.Indian inatitutlji s w e s t. first graders have lot sight of their f j These are family K k ilt by piling mud [R ew ork s of poles. | worn shoes nor t rttn at a table, nor f, »t»u. picture, news* Civilization and atrktisiu os well as tho nnd arithmoctic, Xoght them. -true Unknown Iren have never" eaten [ini person nvould call fild * * T llflU Er. Kncale asaid. "They lul on beef and horse C ’ milk nnd corn enkes ■ the dirt, floors of the hbey do not khow what lind hygiene Is, nnd they Keen the simplest tools [civilized people cornput they'Jearn quickly. Ilu the three Its we tench L cook, sew and keep I the boys carpentry, ■d the manual aVts." fjo s havo a natural ap[igriculturc nnd stock |u back in history they Km mis as warriors hut L the soil. Today they Ei>. shepherds nf J70,KaUy owned sheep. The Eja was given by tho ■ trtl means "pcoplo of Broadway Producer Attributes The / Vogue O f Plays To.City Visitors Sex i.combatting it. ere was such nn abundance of the vein here being fifty feet :, and many of the workings [ under-developed, it was felt fire would bum itself out in i It was decided to abandon lid slope and sink a new slope 2) farther west. With th< [opuicnt of the new slope pas he glory of Summit Hill as a hg town. fighting the fire in the cnrly |es, nn open cut was made li seemed to isolate it flip [r years- Eventually the fire (led past this cut into tho coal s beyond. Barrier Established ie next method jjscd was sinksix-inch diameter boro holes: *d twenty-five feet in each di>n, across the basin west of .the to establish a barrier 2f>0 feet nnd extending from the outon the north to a point where iter seal on the siHitli would fent the spread of the fire, .silt or coal dirt-mixed with r was run into the bore holes II the crevices and openings in fonj scam nnd thp rook, ovor- Baroness Alletta Lydia dc Briess. j it, thus crenting a harrier1gentle reader!' The baron himself k it was believed, would'check adniUH she's Euttope's most beauti­ ful womnn. Ire. It fniled. c next attempt was the sin’t»f n twelve foot gap 100 feet RETURN HOME SINGLE ithe earth, which was lined N gW YORK— Eight young im­ i concrete nnd the intervening I filled with ciny, making a migrants, who, after making their wnll 700 feet long. The fire trip, went back to Greece fer lied so rapidly thnt it pressed brides, have returned single, hav­ i to the bnrricr before it was ing decided that fHe most beauti­ llcted nnd necessitated the h i - ful women are where the most irs working their men in twpn- money is. ilnute shifts. Tlie wall was GERMAN HERO IN U. S. ARMY NEW YORK— Walter Keeker, who. us a lieutenant, fought In the air for Germany and won the Irpn Cfoss, is now.a private in the air service of the United States army. ; INDIAN AGENCY, n O f Goal Year F ife '.low Earth HETROIT. Mnr. 24- — (/P)—Ccrtain kinds o f vlsitopi from Interior ••itics ond towns nro rcspohaiblc for the' vogdc of sex plays aro piny measles," Miss Boms telle said. New York is splotched with sex Da,rk Jionra" it is called, and it plays thnt have biblical founduenjoying on Broadway, in the opin­ ion of-Jesslt'^ Ronstellc, producer of several New York successes and now Operating her owh theatre h e r tf.. ,, “ It is an epidemic ihht will pass. Such things perish themselves, of their pwk vapidity. Your New Yorker is nojnorc un­ healthy in his tastes for drama than anyone else. Ho enjoys clean •plays nnd pntronlxca them. The sex things going. He wants to sec ‘naughty" plays.. He neglects the clean shows. Tho ‘good’ plays,' he ronsuqs, will conic to his home town and he will sec * them there be­ cause they nro the kind lie cad- at­ tend with his \ylfe nnd daughter." A play has no chance of Now York productions, Miss Bonstelle holds, unless it carries across its pagps’ (he 'Broadway Succc*r.’ mark. Shi spoke of Channing .............hia hawking his play. "The Fool,” from manager to'mnnaper, racli turning it down because it- did not have the Broadway hit mark. * '.•Don Marquis has writ/m n wonderful thing," she said, *f ‘The Dark. hours' ____ it Is cnllcd. nnd it deals with the life of Christ. It would he Sbnurirhnt, costly to pro­ duce, and producers shy from all plays that have biblical fnuudnttions. ‘Bon Hur* had to hnvo its great chariot "race scene on IS would not have succeeded. The Parable of the Prodigal Son which whs staged under IV> title, ‘The Wanderer,’ needed the-big "second act, with Its touch of nnhyloninn licentiousness and sex appeal, tb mnke U. go over." Miss Rnnstcllc disagrees with several . playwrights who pretend Oil* s^'vatinn of the drama in tho "Little Theatre" movement. In­ variably. she said, these crmipsbecome cliques nnd snobbishness 'de­ velops, offsetting whatever possi­ bilities the Little TnFatrc might Beautiful Spanish Stucco Homcn ready for Im­ mediate occupancy .on Mellonvillo Avc. and 8th St. Also on 7th St. Corner MctlonvfRe Avc. C Rooms with large breakfast room. I lot water system. Built in features. AH modem conveni­ ences put in for your comfort, $ 1 ,0 0 0 Cash payment— with rent. Price $0,500. u monthly payment like Representative on premises at all times to dhow you these, homes. ' El Vcrano Building Co. City Office, Koom 225, Meisch Bldg. DIGGERS ARE X-RAYED • CAPE TOWN, South Africa— Native diggers in the diumoml fields are being X-rayed to prevent tbeir concealing diamonds by swallowing them. a HKON m .n BUFFALO Bale said the adults were ■tirg Up the’ civilization ■ tenention tnkes home CLEVELAND ERIE and lMTTSBimGlI ■tA.VMan machinery is K d (or timing and the Blit' It.'f transformed Through Sleeping Cars BTwWi Drilled VftJrA is. now pouring Blhc laps of tlie Nuvajos ■frrrd four years ,ngo; P'ibilily prevented rapid ■ t Thirty-six — wells v been drilled, most of |( producers. A small h< been completed to M . M. A larger pipepet cd. The Navajos reralty of twelve ami onent. ijos, however, although" L v . Sanftii'd -I if!5 p.m., fo r : Akron— Mondays tint! Satur­ days. Bound Buffalo—Tuesdays. C 1e v e I a u d-^Mondays Tuesdays. Eric— Fridays, March 12 etc. the government. The is oae of six superinhuving a total populaIfftiOU-. - In addition to indinns hnvc cnMle, poinies, ’ A few of the used ns beasts of hur]• arc slaughtered foi* T T 7 T I A T would you say o f n VV man who owned a gold mine but hadn't the gumption to get out the- gold. H e ’s not rich either. H e ’s working for a salary or wages just as you arc. And what’s more, he could make good use o f some extra money if he knew o f a w^y to get it—just as Y O U probably could use some extra money. Y et, here’s the man with a gold mine, and he doesn’t even bother to gfct the gold out. Tickets, Reservations, etc from B. G. ALY, T. A.'. A. C. 1 Station. ultU mitt to the income milled by oil. * I EGG WAGEIt IDGE, Mass.— B. Tracy Commander John Rodgers of lb’ fUruhl senior of Wush- Beach on a seaplane trip fro.it 1 -C-Wb that he couU whero he will inspect air forc«.fw*kl eggs in 45 minPTM»rgin of four hiinMllO from three other pslso.had to pay for Phone G3-J i flight fume, circles over Palm hington to Guantanamo, Cuba, B ut don’t be too hard on him because you also have a gold mine nnd mnybe you're not working y o u r mine either! Your idle dol­ lars are the gold mine. I N o w a gold mine lm3 to be W O R K E D to get the gold out. And it*3 the same’ with your savings. I f you W O R K them they will produce jnoney for you. Th e way to work your savings is to IN V E S T them. For'inBtance: if' you invest $1,000.00 in our Preferred-* S tock . you w ill' be entitled to receive a dividend o f $17.50 every three months from this Company. Orders May Be Placed and Information Obtained Through Any Employe of not be so confining t o rule against the Find National Hank Sanford Bank und Trust Co. * Sanford, Florida Sun ford Florida C u t o u t and m a il to ord er stack o r J a r co m p le te in fo rm a tio n f itiation fee was "somethin’ tu cat." * * showed up ^vith a place o f M aggie's y: made him president. . • uses Snowdrift—-Jf rich creamy shortening. "hcTL* Is a 1 'dst dif- e r e n c e between S p e c u l a t i n g and investing. Invest­ in g means p u t ­ tin g money away ^securely, so that it w i l l pay y ou m o re money reg:h 4ftor.ly at stated periods every year. Preferred Stock Dept. ,■ Florida Tower It Light Co.. Miami, FIs. (Mark X in Q meeting your requirement*) f □ Please aend me free copy of bqoklet telling more about your Prcfcrrrd Stuck and the Company, Q □ 1 wish to aubecribe for ....... ■hares your Preferred Stock at price of $100.00 and iXOvi J dividend per shore. Scad bill to toe showing exact amount due. I wish to subscribe for.......... shorn your Preferred Stoejs on Easy Payment Plan of $10 |*r share down and $10 per share per month undl $100.00 and accrued dividend per share has ! t t e e a pgjuil* □ * ~ * Please ship. .1........ shares your PrtfmedEtock at $100.00 and. A Resale D ep t . is maintained at the offices o f Florida P ow er& L ig h t Co, fo r the benefit o f local stockholders who may wish to sell th eir shares. �SANFQRP HERALD. WEDNESDA SA L E C LO SE S S A L E BEGINS | Read About this Valuable Premiums We Are Going T o .-Give Away SATURDAY A P R I L 3rd THURSDAY MARCH 25th ON T H E IR SP R IN G S H O P P IN G A N D A T T H E ;S A M E T IM E G L I u i n l y h l US IT ’S G O IN G T O BE E V E R Y T H IN G T H E N A M E I M P L I E S - A ^ ^ B S H A V E B E E N D ISR EC AW MIND IS T O M A K E T H IS J H E S A L E O F SA LES. T H E P R IC E -C U T T ^ S A R E NOW I ^ N G WILL F O R E V E R BE C O N V IN C ED T H A T C H U R C H W E LL ’S A R E W1ZARDS W H EN .1T C O M ES TO V 5S S A L E , D U R IN G W H IC H T!i!W C A N R EA LLY SA V E M O N EY (AGE T H IS “WILD BILL SALE'' A N D Y O U CAN T A K E IT FRO M ®K T H R O W N A W A Y . T H E iA K S U P R E M E T IIO U G H T lN O U R [EVE US, W H E N T H E Y A R E ll ||o U G H T H E TRA D ING PUBLIC Every Day a HOW’S THIS LOOK! Mill’s Riding Pants— pair $2.69 % Men’s , krash knickers— $2.45 to ^ml linen $4.45 I Men’s pinchcvk pants, pair Per Pair .......’ $1.39 W om en’s Felt Bed room Slippers Women’s Silk M en’s Cotton Sox • Per Pair Limit Three Pair t LOOK! liihf blankets, each— Men’s wood Overalls, W ild I Bill price Large hath luwills, eaeh-• ■ 43c 95 c | * 89c sheet s, Hose during 11 sale $2.(50 Men’s Riding Pants, pair— . Silkslripe .-liirl in nil.is, lhe* card— $2.60 43c Come Expecting BIG V A L U E S Men’s W ork G loves Biff V i hie! . Women’s Cotton Hose, Pair Men’s Dress Shirts. ' bleached LO O K ! Won, s SUTR ITI 50c 72x90 'special— each— Per |»alr.... !................. indUncii IhO PAIR . J, .* » : % Bo.v’a Kpee Pants, ygus 0 t" ■ ftvean*. the pair— Boy’s Wash Suits ... You W ill Not Be Dis appointed Limit 3 Pair The Rest $2.50 I!o>« ,n N e iv |II(i ASSORTMENT Men’s Nainsook Unionsuits i 1 43c|I 95c| Will Bill said sell our remnants 17x25 in. Feather I Quite a bit more nvu Price, each . ..... wort h Men’s Large While Handkerchiefs, each $14.95 hers' ^ 9 9 ;|| Y a rd Goods Wurth Up'I / flff O Worll Thirty COME AND SE|i! the M i l e -U N e w Spring Millinery at “W ild Bill Prices’’— Think • % of it a Regular-Five Dollar Apron ami l,r«w And W e A re Going To Do It Too— N e w Lots Put Out Daily ND O X F O R D S T H A T WOULD EAS1I M O R E M ONEY—WILD BILL SAID S E L L ’EM QUICK A T This is not a fire sale! *. ,. This is not a force sale to raise money! . This is not a closing out sale! Just a honest to goodness cut-price sale to show our customers that Chufcliwill really “Sells For I ajss ;” Gingham. Yard Hat for Your First and Last Chance At Values Like These 32 inih Devoiuihire, cent. Yuni .... * The More Y -O -U 27 inch Gingham* “ Wild Bill” Prlcc-' M 32 inch Soisotte You p it fa— Special* yard At W ill Bill Prices HUNDREDS OF PAIRS WOMEN’S OX FORDS ‘AND PUMPS S E V E N -F IF T Y V A L l I 3(5 inch Voiles worth «1» fifty YenU — Yard ... 3G inch Ii touching. Per Yurd ....3(5 inch-Certain Si i im Per Yard ... MEN S BLACK AND TA N CALfc'vrfiX* FORDS— WORTH AT. LEAST 'iWK'K THIS PRICE Others Up,to $G.C0 / But Worth a lot more IT W I L L B E A L O N G T IM E B E F O R E Y O U HAVE A CHANCE L IK E T H IS A G A I N . GRAB If! To Women Shoppers:— ! BOYS’ SUITS Buy Spring coats at this sale and save the difference Like Dad’s With Long M Each Sail Eij Two Pairs of LOOK FOR THE But W orth More 8(5 inch Baronet to Per Yurd -A-*-... — SA N FO R D • I*A1«S |LHIU<IU3NH SHOESs i z e s r> t o 1 ® A n d w o r t h TW O HOLLARS T H IS IS A N U N U S U A L V A 'LU l FLO R ID A . BUY HEAVY W H IL E T H E A ^ A . o �16— Service Stations— Repair- 11— Automobiles for Sale ' ganfard Dally Herald flTANT A D . R A T E S - •T e r m : Caah in Advance Telephone ads, win be received for patron* and roUeetnr aeat Immediately for payment 1 T im e ------------- !<>< ■ Ijit* 3 Times ------------* « ■ |{ne ' S T T m * -----a ne S3 Times ^— :----- -Ac a line . The reduced rate* are for emwecotive Insertion*. •Six worda of average length era courted a Use. Minimum charge of 80 for, ^ A I l advertising Is restricted i f an error la mai_____i'e Sanford Herald will be responsible for only one Incorrect insertion, the advertiser for subsequent Insertions. The office should be notified Immediately In case of FOR Coupe, 1022 model, good .rubber, motor, go id paint, $100 can'). See it todify, Shorts Camp. ncur Longwoud. H Have your ckr WASHED— POLISHED and GREASED at the ‘ Oak Avenue -JK PERFECTION AUTO LAU N D R Y 21— Insurance Better insure that car. I write all kinds. iV. J. TH IG PEN & CQ, Coupo Dodgo Touring Overland 25— Florist*. Ton Truck Touring STEW ART THE FLORIST" Flowers for all occasions. 114 Myrtle. Phone 260-W, 27— Professional Services ,/ IM PORTANT NOTICE Advertisers should give their j-bet or postofflca address as Ml aa their phone number If viy desire results. About ona ftder out of a thousand baa • telephone, and the others cgfi't communicate with you unless they know your address n All discontinuance MUST be mjtfe la person at The Sanfdrd Herald office or by lettar. Telephone discontinuances Sedan Dodge- Coupo Touring CHIROPRACTIC Tor that chronic constipation will work wonders. Phono 482-J tor appointment., Dr. W. E. MacDougall, 307 Flrat Nat'l Bunk Bldg. Roadster WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving. Embossing. See u» first. Wo ilo -it.' .Phone 417-W K. It. Aye.-Commcrcia1 St. Touring IV — Employment Sedan Dodgo Cdbrteods._ Prom pt-Efficient J A 8o»vlce. .i i 23 Coupo Dodge Touring rFERERS of heart trouble, An­ trim Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, 8 Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1 gladly tell you free, how you gat quick and lasting relief, tout using drugs, medicine or ims. Add rod* R. V. Walden, Box 1SL—Lout and Found Touring It Dodgo Coupo “ Terms to some people" Mi l l e r o . P h i l l i p s , in c.. Ork Ave. dt Second Str**’ Phone V FOUND— Sum of money, 6wti*r inky .receive by giving prt*p»r SALESLADIES nnd salesmen wanted to help in big side. Ap­ ply at, once.— Ghurcliweli’s. W ANTED—Saleslady, bakery ex­ perience preferred. Federal Bakery. SALES LADIES wanted. •F. W. \Vool worth Co. LADY In private family to care for child 3 years' old,, for six months or leas. Box A. G. care Herald, -. ■ .V . - Female ; 11— Automobiles Fur Sale. ** DODGE Miller 0, Phillips Pleasure cars and Gr Oak and J^nd S tm t. b u ic k co. 218 Magnolia Avenua Phone 317 b a Wf o r d HUPS— MARMONS Sanford Automob Ilo Co. 206 MagaOlia Ave. • Phono 137 LINCOLN — FOitD — FORDSON Edward Higgins', Inc, .Commercial & Palmetto, Phone 831 NASH Sanford Dealer, S. A. Rlvo 208 W. Flrat SL Phone 617 CHRYSLER T. FULLER MOTOR CO. tat St. ^ Phone 00: WILLYS - KNIGHT and Overland. F. and M. Motor Co., Park and Gammorcial. Sanford >,Be ntal Agents COLORED woman wants u place ns cook. No. 8011* Ninth St., Second floor, • . NEW Dodgo ijednn car. on 5000 miles. Ring; Box 317 or phone 480-W THE BtylTTM >IIITTENDEN I am leaving for the North and will dispose of the following prop­ erty at a bargain: . THURS.-FRI.-SAT My home.on Silver Lake. 1 Ford Truck. n*w.‘ 1 Buick (4) Touring car. 1 Spray. 1 Tripplc block and tackle with rope. 230 feet 1% Inch pipe. 00 tooth harrow. 25 five gallon bottles. 1 Tile Mill. Many other things—COME and gel a bargain. FOR RENT— Small! house with two rooms arid bdl3t and sleeping porch. Completely fujaiishcd,. lo­ cated on Palmetto Avenue north o f Hughey Street. Mor rent from Apr.- 10th. Apply Mir. . Berg. 515 First National Bank Bldg. ELECTRIC! FOR SALE ■Houses F o r Sale gANFORD IS BUILDING ?AN SOUTHWARD Two-fatnily * house close in. PrimlaW O: 3.W0 cash; bal• n « to suit you. \ -------4 Lot ?| Frnnkllnt Terrace. Price $|i*50. I have 11 lot" 0RJ " a; Avenue just one blocs half soiith You can buy them tills f°r Furnished five-room house on 8th .Street. Price $6500; cash * “ “ '0; jbalance terms. 0 ‘*ner going jkol'th. ' $(100.00 TER LOT With some terms. ETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. a Magnolia Ave. : Phono 746. W. "LAWTON l’honc 743 Mcisch, Building room FOR SALE—Fiv cash. with bath. $~! 3?47 Herald Office FOR .S A L E — House with live rooms.and fireplace, facing c». on largo lot. Owner offers to sell for $3250 with cash payment of $500. Box 324 Herald Office. __ NEW. s lining bruakfij On a | enstetn Immrdial payment, 48, or cj Mngr.i'lit j S f i l c3tatc I ^cfilth mi,! in fhnss municipal 'OTiring nht-nd . sured thug? wh sIt»n of the cit and expansion. ford sU nrtjven, ‘l Profit v**‘ with «r t«in l Whether Di building site o? *CCkin« s dollar invested is suir growing Investment.* 10 ** i i 0' i 1, block. 4. lot 1 rpoin stucco wood floors in dining room, enamel'finish. *t.«00 cash. L loan. No. 2 Corner-l.lth to Avenue, block 7. also of |i*t j imi $u,ooo—$i2r,o ta easy tornis. s is s r a t L’ k. I l « t| ? block F, price t i t o j , $1,000 CASH Balnnco $125 per month wd* purchase a six room house with bath, fire place, garage nnd all modern improvements. Priced for quiek sale at— $0800.00 cash, $000 due S i m six H*'mi-aTinual unvn, commencing D-5-2C r,,, \ > 1 « * MYRTLE AVENUE LOT A good- location' for n home,* for ono who would like n close in locution. 50x117. ELECTRIC! Como in and see our line of Electrical Appliances Percolators, Irons, W affle Irons, Toasters, etc. THE BALL HARDWARE W ANTED at once, 4 or 5 room furnished homm or four room furnished apartment. Good loca­ tion. Address Box 300 care of Herald. FURNISHED house. 6 room or more if possible at pnc<x Box 105 care Herald. SEVEN room house unDirnishcd in good location about May 1st Will take lease for year. Addrcr* SECOND-HAND girl's *)blcyclc 11-10 care Herald, good condition, Flotchar, 118 Park Avenue. Second floor. SIX room modern house, good lo f cation, by Apr. .15, Prefer un WANTED— A second haiVd skeo |(or. <»ll 603-J. / — J_ T r ” ;r W ANTED to rent. 5 room, furnish­ IX — Rooms and Board ed apartment or houso.-by rouplc, if desirable will lenso ywirly. Pre­ fer doHo-in, must he gootl neigh­ 08— Rooms Without Board borhood. Box W. 100, Core llerTWO furnished bedrooms. .Conven­ ient to both. 807 Mugqolhi Ave. (*G— Wanted— To Buy .MAN over 25. good family with Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. cur as salesman for Fuller ROOMS, with or without meals. 321 E. Flrat Street Reasonable rates. Lincoln -HoteL ruahea in Seminole County. See We carry a full line r. Zea 520 First St. after 6 P. Our price* are right. Cosh or TWO bedrooms for rent with twin terms. We want your business. beds. Ill Park. a 38— Business Opportunities WANTED to rent. Furnished house modern conveniences, near in, would like to take posnestdon by the lust of April, or first of May. No children. Write It. It. euro Herald; 09— Rooms F o r H ousekeeping FIVE room house, large lot, filling station iloing business. Elec­ PART of u furnished house or bed­ SM ALL furnished modern home, rooms with use of kitchen, also Reasonable, permanent purty. tric light;', good water, 92600. $300 garage. 806 Magnolia, Phone 206. Reply Box 20. care Herald. cnahyl Four miles out. next lo LA N E Y ’S DRUG STORE—PreWill ex­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We Spjifig First Street. X — Real Estate For 82— Business Property change for small place. delivery. Drugs — Sods — Hot Sandwiches Rent are as near you as ycur phone. GROWING, thriving, established Sanford concern (no real estate) Call 103. can use additional working capital. 74— Apartments and Flat* Recently paid 10',r, end of second F URN 1fell ED four room apart­ 19— Building— Contracting fiscal year. I f interested can ar­ ment nnd garage at 211 laurel range for a personal interview in Avenue. Call Mrs. Rutland 160\W. our offices with nil executive. BUILDINGS moved or raised, foundation laid. J. A. Thpyer, Communications treated confiden­ APARTMENTS, two room, kitch­ tial, address P. O. Box 002. enette and bath. Handsomely Box 1747 Ihjytona Beach, FJa. furnished, beautifully. decorated, centrally located. Select tenants, V I I — Livestock IT W IL L PAY YOU TO IN W. M. Young, owner; 205 North1 VESTIGATE THIS SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile Park Avenue. ■ roofs, built up roots. Uc-roofing 100 feet railroad frontngu close over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Es­ F'OUR room unfurnished apart timates free. Satisfaction guaran­ FOR SALE— Pekingese puppies, ment, 217 Holly Avenue. in for only $65.00 per front Ban Fo Pekingese Kennel, 2305 teed. OakaAvc. and 3rd St. Phono Magnolia Avenue. FURNISHED four room npah111. foot. With remarkable terms. ment und garage. Close in. S*c 1U—Poultry and Supplies Mrs. Kenard, Oak and Spurling. Fit SALE— Eighty yearling hens FOR RENT— 3 room - apartment, South Sanford Avenue, Koselund puie bred Culumbian Wyundottes and White Wyundottes, ultto M uh- Heights, Pan Am Station. covey Duik. L Roye.,Beardall Ave. SEMINOLE IIIJDSON-ESKEX M AINE —• Waterville, Moraine INC. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR SALE—Ten weeks old : 203 Oak Avenua Red pullets ami cockerels, people are interested In Florida Phona 41 each if taken this week, Jim property. Reach them through the.Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ MIRACI.E Concrete Co., general Donald, I^tke Mary, FJa, plication. cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks*, irrigation boxes, J. R. CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: I f you Tcrwillcger, Prop, Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. want to sell your used care, ad­ Ipi and Sanford Ave., phone 768 vertise dally on the classified page. JAMES II. COIVAN—All kind* of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak , Avenue and Third Street. THaphope 111. M cCALL AN1) FOX Phone 745 corner lot and lot adjoining. $2,000 Eush—$G00 Cash. Balance Arranged t • -------CORAL GABI.ES LOT Located in Grcnnda Section. $7,500-1-3 CASH. Balance 1 nnd 2 Years HOUSE FOR RENT Completely furnished house near South Side School, ready for occupancy by April, 1st. $55 per month. This property has «• large yard ami is in ex­ cellent location. >m San Lanin home. This tucco house, hardwooi| floors, lied roof and modern throufhi it, $0,000 with one-third cash, h: mce arranged. Set Mr. Fisc bn. Dean-Berg Corporation. Phon* 7 E—Six room house, with *e place, hot water heatI improvements offered for quick bale nt $6800, i, balance terms. Apply Hcynld Office. - ' B1THLO LOTS Two lots nt Bithlo nt consider­ able under the market price. I f yow are the owner of prop­ erty in South Gate County Club Ectute at Tampa you will do well to get in touch with this office. . ’ .* PARK AVEN U E BUSINESS PROPERTY Lot 25x117 $25,000-1-4 CASH. Balance 1-2-3 Years. CORNER LOT In Sanford lleightB. lot No. 120 on Highland Street.’corner of Oak. Sire of lot 5j x 154. NTA tot. 55x117, located mosu Drive $2600 with i, balance 1-2-3 years. 1) Herald Office. SIX rod i house in Boac Court, morfen home with all Improvementi, i| ncluding instantaneous hot vaU ’ heater, shower, built In hook cal| is, window neats, kitchen Maid cO. 'met and tabic, 2. cedar lined dfl lets, double garage and. .‘ toraco | room. $Ul,5(K>. Onethird cal ti. balance nrranged.— Dear-Del g Corporation, 515 First National Bank Bldg. , $3,000.00 OVER 30 ACRES nil plated, staked and ready to go. Only 3 ntiles from Sanford city limits on Orlan­ do road. $350 PER ACRE FURNISHED HOUSE on Pork Avenue, with 5 rooms ami bnth and douUe darn go $3,000— $2,600 C A S IH ---Huluucc Easy. LARGE LOT on flb'ldand Street, 53x154. $2,250.00 For quick Bala ut only— $375.0(1 CASH. Balance Monthly BEAU PUL SPANISH STUCCO HOME sdv for immediate Occupuncy On Mcll| [nvlllo Avenue near 8th St red, I Iso on 7th Street, corner ileU mville. Six rooms with large bf lokfast room, Screened porrk ad I open fireplace In living room ’ Many built-in ''fbaturcs. Larp 4 kets ip bed rooms. Attraclve 1Icctricul fixtures. Priced very rcl [unable. Representatives till prrid les at ull times to. show you thc| I homes. EL VS UNO BUILDING CO FRENCH AVENUE LOT Between Third and Fourth Streets. 50x117. 52,000—$050 CASH Balance 1 Year. No. P. Beautiful apartment on the Southeast cumtf Park and Evans Sts. 14 xl25, in lot 6 of Mud Park. Price $.Vm-C*4| ment $1325, assume usd* of $1825. payable as lij $825 8-10-26; $500 MS$500 8-10-28, second b4T of $2150 payable (u P chaser. No. 10. San Lnla lot i 8. South Front. riM price is $2400.00—$*$ assume first inertg w payable in equal »cml installments. Second gage $43*00 in two FOR SA&E, direct by owner. Lot 50x117 reAt on Oak Avenua, be­ tween N ith 'and Tenth Streets, $1,800 asy terms. Act quick for r<*l »rgain.. Box 27,' care of HoraU ■ *** No. 12. In lane’s oddibj*. of lot 34 and 36. , und Franklin. lot $2700—$1150 cask w*** a month. . ‘™ 3 o «2 ; ity r thfte. ) bar a in s - b a r g a in s rane IsVt <wfe f No. 8. Mcllmtvilk- Avenut. A ir sub-diusimi. lot 11, t 8, nice six mum residi price $12,600.. ia.'h payl 3D0. WtRjE, Tueesl- J wow ones vf v\kvptN \ auMKNSnvc t-aW n — , -fo a.«.ULV8t 114 Wkfc tAORN\R(. Vv No. 7 (.'.‘o ' Sanford Airtiura the ps-t Mile, nice teven n * reside rut- with l(t 1 <117. en^h payment $2500] terms to >uh purthiMi. mortgage purchaser. i r fcf OOU'O. C.OT -Co Stopl evtft tkVMCC. TVAKT UOdP Tb W C UDA . w£’> Cttf'W* 'WOKS.t comrr No. 11. ElliotrSt, price $13UH» sumo mortgage LAU R E L AVENUE LOT Located between 12th and 13th Street. $2100— PART 'CASH/ Bulancc Easy, FIVE ROOM HOUSE • on Mugnolin Avenue with Bleeping porch, bath, and all improvements. $0000—$2300 CASH Balance Terms. No. 0.' This i* „n Washington nn,| ^ east ° f Mellonvil block 'J. nice fiv Hence, “ nruge. p $1200.On ciish, bj ttf suit purtimffd. R^ontlI!25 Mcisch Building, City Office DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 510 Fin-t Nat’l. Bank Bldg. W A SH IN G T O N TU BBS II COOONlbKf. MR. M>PlC S a le r ____ w FURNISHED house, 2 rooniB and bath and sleeping porch, large GALVANIZED IRO N AND wood­ yard, located nt llOD Palmetto en tuba for washing celery. . (' Avenue, reni from .AprjJ 1st at $65.00 per month. Apply DeanF. F. DUTTON * CO. Berg Corporation, 51X* First Nat'l. FOR S A IE —Sweet;pens, nnd oth­ Bank Building. Phono 713, er, flowers. Also butter and eggs. John Jones, Bcardnll Ave. SIX room furnlshcc1 house, six month lease. Adic'its preferred. References exchanged. Fourth Gfi— Specials nt the Store* and Magnolia Ave. experienced stenographer one beginner, both very TWO bed rooms, and garage, 516 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room I l l — Business Service Write 0. K. Business lol•West First. wanted by the 10th of April. Box 47, Osteen, Fla. With guriule privilege also. Ad­ 18— Business Service Offered dress "C.H.P." care Herald Office 37— SiluaDon.s Wuntcd-^Mulc SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “ The Rexall Store" We make a specialty of our prom filling of prescriptions and quid For R E A L T Y CO. 77— Houses foryJRenl TWO experienced waitresses need cd at Bell Cafe. 30— « f II— Automobiles FOR PURE 'bred Rhode Ialand eggs. Call 2412. McKomq^-Rylander R e a l E s ta te Bl— Wanted— To Kent 32— Help Wanted— Female I— Announcements fij the\ MeLandcr Arcndo H AVING M A N Y AUTO W R EC KS?' ,• Grnhnm ,rT° r‘TO ADVERTISERS X Herald representative thoroughly familiar with rates, rdles and classification w ill1 gWe you complete Information. And If you wish, they will assist yon in wording your DARK Barred Rock pure bred eggs per setting $2.50 and $5.00. See Mrs. John Diehl, McUonvllle Avenue, City. HOUSEHOLD furniture, used onl; . a ftw fnonthl. 008 East 18tl Street. \ Type Truck Yuaut Mhko 2 F '. Grnhnm AT.TRACTJVE rooms to rent for .rtrires or offices ot Park Ave. and .Commercial Street. W, M. FOR SALE: Cow Poas, Velvet You.nA. Owner,,208 Park Ave. Deans. Cotton >Scoil. Biloxi and LAREDO SOY BEANS * W ALTON A CO. \ .STORE SPACEl ( Seedsmen. Augusta, On. . XI 55— Fann and Dairy Product* FOR SALE—Ford - Fordor, 1824 model in first class condition, speedometer, spot light, accel­ erator and spare tiro. Prico $278. See Cromer at Seminole Hotel. * DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Business Places for Rent V I I I — Merchandise fo >r=7T L£PN£ M Nt —- tie Lot No. 160 fool front in Pinchurst, ft ' r-: ■ '■ I o n Hughey. A»o. ), $13U rash, three yej»rs- $000 caStV Alance contract ’ A ;' Snecla! atteijtion We solicit lot. home, business listings. So r w o LOTS INKI-Ift -TERRACE j-lfB n a -J l ' l i r |0. each. 4ferms. f C . 11 PEARCE ■ eat 2nd Street. jIIGGINS-SMI (Incorpora ■**,. uftALjOj Manoger �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 91—-Legal Notices i>- trjD U iiT i i k r o i V T V jtrt>rn H K IIIX n l.t ; t'O llX T V . H T A T K ut F I,O n | l)A . ■ “ -IN UR -K8TATH OF Andrew N, non. ilnuHuni'il. N O R TU V IU .E _* rw e ‘ltlVLINJ /'M R CO O PER, ' BELIEVE S O U ' K N E W TWE W E LL W O ULD N O T S TA V DRV W WEN YO U PA ID M E T H A T I \$5D O O A N O / T O O K iT O V E R / A n c e s t o r s __i e n t e r TT U K E N A P O L E O N S R E T U R N P R O M M OSCOW op m y Notice In hm-rhy Riven, to a:] whom It mny co n m n , Unit on tt. JBtn day or April. A. t>. IMS. nhall ripply |o tin*'Honorable Jan. Slinron. .Inline or nnld I'onrt, », Judge o f Prolm lo for mv filia l all*, rhurire an Ailmlnliitrutnr or n. e*w»«* o f Andrew Nelmm and llm u t . the name tim e ’ I w ill pree. in nnld i ’ onrt my final iirnnnnl* Admlnlntrntor o f sold f-atnto t o . unk fo r their npprovul, S r i i * l lJa d k n o w n w e l l rr a i n ’t t o o ^ ■ VJMAT 1 K N O W N O W W L A T E TO R E T U R N - A S M U C H A S r r i s T O H T H E D £EO A N D 6 E T f^ V O EKjE PrT— 1 VAJOOLO 1 Y O U R M O N E Y B A C K . never , wave t a k e n \ S Q U A R E H E R E 'S J , D o m e a n i n j u s t i c e /* y s o u r C h a n c e \ I' m A n h o n e s t / V y man y __^ “ - " - I -* ■ _ I ; / '■ j / fM TOO GQOO A DPCtrr l - l Ra f t e r i p a i O ig o o d m o n e y m y \ cor n o t h in g a n o p in o m y 'N O T H IN G * t u r n s r 1 W A3 Ck DOKCD G V O U 6 H TO • y.' ir b a c k e u T s 'o u v e Gcrr t o u a v e l ©CLAIMS TO BS A BIG C RO C K .-M 'cuve : Gcrr t o h a v e g ^ a i .u s t o k a B i s }' OUT TO OE SOMETHIN* YOufeS TOO 6 0 0 0 A i SPORT TO ASK ME, \ T 0 6iOE.rruP / A M V T U iM G __IP i W A S A 3 TA LL. tM tj I S T A T U R .G A S . 1 A M iM M fiV jT A L lT V J\ A. 1 COULO W A L K T H R O U G H U N C E R / i T V A G E O OtS S T IL T S y . rr // ie you w a n t t o 6e C K / E t^ M R .N E S B -fN O U r— • * . * ! ' ^ J E L L ,M R N E 33, celery f /\rm hard road |ES CLEARED; C aches t i l e d ; ftNANT h o u s e OPEN A L L NIGHT USE D ARN. „ Sanford Cafe bonding Station $8,600 125 W. FIRST ST. MR. H U N T »i , otsand Her Rudd _ upjcn R ea lty Co, 00 YOU KNOW OHOtfc\VE GOTSO A IIO ll Bub Puts Over a Fast One SAY.USA EN -LISTEN YOU DotJT TW NK YO0R.E KVODIN'ME MWY DATES 1 DOfi'T WWW WHAT TOO WtTH'EM AVL-IHAO JKK WAMTtEO TCClMt W M l M Y k A N S W E R VT D OH HEE-EO 1HEUE SWEETHEAWT * TWbY, H\MTALKIN' LOELV.V HOPE lO TEVL YOV\ * •HOWS PAPA'S ~v E\\.‘ OOPSY NOOPSY HLO* IS BOOTS THERE CMtP TN16HT- \SPOSE YOO CAN BE THINKING HE WANTEOT'PWO?OSE UP SAME: MOPE „ AGAIN - - OOrt THEHES WH\VE m GONE • [pi ___ TW PHONE - T T u ttw o o w w seven VEWAS T6WE TOD |YHVb DATE 1N16HT Sure S ore . oo was oes lonesome ONH HuftH -ILLSAY - UNKVt'S , UTTEE E>ABY 6RANO • , OMMMM - t'LL BE overt*- hotsy _ totsy HRB {Ok. J S f\ y. VJOT tu - An id e a l in te r io r fin is h N a i l s d i r e c t t o s t u d d i n g .m m j o e s n w a y w i t h l a t h a y d plas­ te r. . :rv farm s hired to Sell Lilli cottage, $5.00(1 Ring us, phonerpaG, and sa\ /on want us to send some oih to show you and tell you nl’cmi fcuje till'd Imrn $0,000 Ji f r i ’.s tleai oil $8500 iii-w hmiRC and Imrn • $12,000 AS A. JOHNSON I W. First SL ooooO nooci -T h ere is a-saving in cih when'you use Shectrock. Real Flstatc WOM’N P O P ; ^ujiNCE r Loretta I Elofed ivd aeveial buyers for rj farms. If yen wish farm* drop ns a |»ost Us on t(ic phone and wn for particulars. Hit UKA LTV CO. ’ w ith ' EDAtUND ■ Buck;. Phone 530 Chick. HH&GoNE Ow Th& Road For dull tUdR. By Taylor A Coincidence MR MOlT - MVMAMS IS liUNN OV TuE MAGlC MUD CO - Po p s u g g e s t e d i ~ d r o p 'MTo SOLICIT YOJK > ~ ' v ORDERS BEIfORt 1 / Sif YOU’RE The SPRiMG Rush y / mu g u w n '5 i Bo y - w e l l r \ w e ll * 1 AM AM OLD FfllEWD OE YODC EATHCR'S and J. WAMT YOU To COMEOUT TO THE HOUSE AMP STAY WITH US LOHicC YOU’RE iM Touun j — S i t dovum a m t h a v e a c i c b a r i k Me w y o u c f a t h e r w h e n h e F i r s t s t a r t e d .n b o s j w e s s - l t o l d h im h f h a d a g r e a t T H i M G - M i S S R E E S E .M A K E O U T "--iTv-. AM O R D E R TO MR, GU N N FO R ___ . S i A CASES OF AtAGlC A\UD V n _ / MR.QUWH-MEET MY SON - EDMUND AMD M' DAUGHTER - LoRETTA ThANRS H R. MOLT YESSI R , The maqic ' M UP co . To AVJiD Tine AlOOOMG MEMORIES OF ms DlF^ypCl^'j^ FARM ERS )' IHCOUNTRY fAf’ftK OltOVB • twin la k k s wjj.-nfft ,ilLU—Li...—11 i Dr Fletcher LB rowi SPECIALIST ":j WTKVCLUIl r fmni Sanford. N**t HV five |ior wnL D is e a s e s 1 nurcwuifullv treat niiKumatltin, Nrurltls, Diifr.itlva DUorilrra, I. Iv«-i- mul KUiu-r T f u u b l « , t'atarrh, A.ilini*. Hnjr Kvnr, )und mules. Mrs. icLWilson. It. F. I). 4502. r V$|HHDE CriO A H E A D IF B P j«| 'O H G E T R IG H T O N *. 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CLOCK.-* GO, rr'G A V iO O P !- / VlOKl'-f BE ABLE T C?LEEP FOR A MOki-Ytt,- i-r'G y A V1HI7X OF / t AKi \PEAR!M rr CUCKOO > IPEM' / h) • n l « OrF letch er LBrown 216 MAIN ST, .j J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . ' ^ M lX c v !* * * * “ */ SK191 . ^ makes beauty — a *' A *Rin perfect In ireo from pimples, F Motchaif i liki ’ *°T«a to look jU"'1' How they ad* ^tliau,^healthy ap* b.. i : P4ti! n« H C .',*,7*MHty, rich, M W > “i001* purlllea niom (be ImpurF l l 4 r J eruW °M . f fciiia \ «7 t,at Wwx* ^helps Nature Vi/JT®“dt You never it,Jjjjb ombarroaelOK keaiiv you kcep >our -S .r(-'d l*I°od<elU. «t LiLd lltv* H18 beau* dlar'011** to >'ou- At)ik Winfield, Texas.—"My bark h«n nlKbt and day/' hay* Mr*. C. !- : Eaeon, of R. K. D. J, this placr. ached and ached until I could har-1 IT go. I felt weak and did not Ulike doing anything. My work v -* 1a great burden to me. I Just lui: 1 to do up the dluhea, oven. I » J no-account and extrcmoly nervi t } «'My mother had taken C arJi and she thought It would do rj good, no ehe told roe to take d My.husband got me a bottle an'1 begun on IL I began to lniprot«-! J once. It was aueh a help that - 1 continued It until after tho bub!* B wWrth. < **1 took eight bottles and I f:Ji ‘certainly say that It helped d1 i t is a flno tonic. It built ni<’ ^ earned 10 etreagtheo mogrew leas nervous and begat. wJ aleen. byttar. , < " ( Fan certainly reobnin‘ :1J HEROEEj A R E K1Q1 1 B o R M \ ) YES-BUT 1 CAAtT. L SAY you CAM ^i ' a a k s OUTOAGWORO J ( READ BOOKS 1 MERE - I'LL RAVE TD v : S b /yourself J [ 60 AAlD ASK. i H — " (T ) W y / 'y nL2? I E li' > *1 I 1 J Iw Iw S f l^ 2 J Il -. ■--------- ----- OeCAO. DQNT g/4D0J EITHER. POP VWHAT DOES . S - A l - A ' I ' L* - By Blossci Oscar Isn’t Built h o t Spccd RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 9 ; »y i A D E M ^ \ \ t MA-y ou W te ^OME-fMlUCS l)KiI>ER m at; It- lOki’T A \0\<3 -*=*. spell ? j 'm V .’W A T SPELLS' SAA'L M / fy S 6 S - TAK SORPRlSFD •WAT OSCAR. wOOLCHiT . g W O M - C tR T A lA L y _ you KMOSMWWAT U A SAiAJL IS, . t— SMA1LJ T V L S *.y to o - ) y OOMfT10O, ) 05CAft? / ONB PA S SED AX.S ^ O N AKy W A V T D / SC M PO L T D Q *y/ / * �>AY. MARCH 24, 1926 Realism Agricultural N otei ’ ' GAINESVILLE. Fla. Mar. 20.— .(A 1)—E*i>crimcn!fi In nutrition ure to bo conducted at the Experiment Station Farm here by the aid of Norwegian white rats and some baby chickens The work will be in wmrge-of Dr. Ouldn Davis Ab­ bott, hend of the home rconomicn department, assisted by Jnirs Geor­ gia Davis, assistant inr home ccor nomics investigations/ Poisoned bait lias I been recom­ mended by the United States De­ partment of Agriculture ns bene­ ficial in tobacco raising. The bait, made of 50 pounds whent bran or shorts, 1 pound of Paris greor. and wntcr to moisten, is nn excellent ircventive . against cutworms , in coping n cover crop on tho land until shortly before setting time. Warning was also sent ouLtnat the battlo be enrried on against tho worm, especially after mild win­ ters’ , •* f Deadlock Prevails Pessimism prevails among the American oil mOn who Came to Mexico in nn endeavor to obtain satis 'nctory conditions regarding the regulation of^the now Mexican petroleum l«w. The Amoricon* have jpsde-objecfions to Louis Moroncrs, minister of7 Industry, coininerce and over the question whether e*n goverltmen Thus far they accept the govei adn- negotiation lock, It ,*3. conslde the dispute wl President -Culles, and the , in accordance Towh Clerk I f f t i Town of.AUamonto P208, Lows of With the provisions of. Scctipris Six an to'nutlte a special a^'csaFlorid.', shall proceed w ^ou t d ^ t_ ^ i the result of ment roll, assessing the special bene „ lota^nd lands adjoining m J the improvement.contemplated ngu.nst n —- -I s u c h improvement. n n u • contiguous' or 'hounding and abutlniff UIW M ,, to cause a copy thereof upon the’completion of said anscssmcn ench week, in a ncWS' to he published two times cfmsccut.vely. « c e . Florida, attaching to paper published in Sanford, Semmo cd p 0 notice directed to all P W : eald epecial assessment rail so punished assessments, statins In erty owners interested in f lid special uch as ease made and provided, n ance with the provision.-, of law in sue i will Iw heard f i t i when M j RESOLUTION NO. 17, definite time and place v/hcre complaints cjnfirmcd-hy lh/Tq*n Council A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THR PAVING. RE-PAYING, special assessment roll will be finally i— HARB SURFACING AND RE-KARD SURFACING OF ORIENTA nitting na nn Equalizing Hoard. * AVENGE FROM ALTAM ONTE AVENUE TO SOUTH ALTAMON­ TE AVENUE, A WIDTH OF SIXTEEN FEET. Whercns, the Town Council of tho Town of AltniAonto Springs, Florida, deems It ndvisahlo to Improve, grade, construct, re-construct, pave and re-pave, to a width of sixteen feet with surface treated m.icndam the following Avenue In lhn Town of Altamonte iprinca, Florida, to-wlt: ' ' .1 ORIENTA AVENUE, fjfim Altamonte Avenue to South Altamonto Avenue. All of said Improving, grading, construction, re-construction, pav­ ing ami rc-pnving to bo done in compliance with plans, specifications, profiles and estimates of said proponed Improvement of Orienta A ve­ Dip young citrun trees with a nue from. Altamonte'Avenue to-South Altamonte Avenue, now on file good contact insecticide to prevent in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Altamonte Springs, nphids, J. R, Wntson, entomologist Floridn, which said plans, specifications, profiles and estimates have for the Ekporimcnt Station, snys. The trees can be bent over and been heretofore approved J»y the Town Council and constituto the Immcrgod «in n bucket containing plana and specifications for said work, therefore, a. solution of sonp nnd nicotine sul-. DE IT RESOLVED, that tho Town Council of the, Town of Alta­ phntc.-at the rate of nbout one halt monte Springs, Floridn, deems it advisable, os a necessary'public .im­ ounce of soap to n-gnllon of water, provement, to pave, re-pave, hard surface and ro-hard surface with and a teaapoonful of Btaddeaf -10, or n teaspoon ful of derrlsbl. The surface treated macadam Orienta Avenge from Altpmonte Avenue to nphids, it was stated, are increas­ South Altamonte Aypnuo a width of 10 feet; that all of said paving, ohneir rhid Rudolf Lnuing over the state, and nre harm­ ng the Wiles mf Hundlng re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of. Orienta Avenue, ful to tho citrus crops, und respectively In "Die as aforesaid, shall be donq in strict complidnce ^vith the plans, speci­ * 11 nt the Metropolitan fications, profiles and estimates therefor, now on file in tho o/flco of Shelled com, fish meal, alfalfa Wblkucrc, They the To\jpj Clerk of the Town of Altamonte Springs,. Florida, which aaid nnd cottonseed meal, meat meal, opera hi use, New York. ___^___________ And when I-nulionthnl’n plnns, specifications, profiles and estimate? have been heretofore ap­ with additions of dried buttermilk duelled. and skimhillk were found to- bo '.word slipped, real blood was shed. Rohnon’o none, come- proved by the Town Council and constitute tho plans aful specifications sword hit hit, Rohnon’u nose, some­ effective nn feed for hogs. They The award ■ in ■ the manner for sold proposed Improvement of Orients Avenue between Altamonte were used in separate nuantitics, uwhat lint not■ exactly nnd gains, noted in most instances. pictured above. width of 10 feet, nnd this Avenue nnd South Altamonte Avenue, Shelled corn nnd sorts, fed along, Council hereby declares ,t(ui necessity of the jmving, re paving, hard nnd then with fish meal, also pro­ surfacing and rc-hnrd surfacing of said portloq of Or(cnta Avenge, ns duced weight, John M. Scott, nnlaforesaid, n.i a necessary public improvement. mnl industrialist at the Agricul­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That n total expenditure n<Vt cxtural Experiment Station, found in experimentations. reeding Eleven Thousnnil Two Hundred Twenty-eight nud ilfl) 100 • , PARIS, Mar- 21. — <yp)— Tin ($ 11,228.30) Dollars, is hereby authorized to cover the cost of paving, M. It. Ensign, extension entomol­ htnrt of Harry Drake, English ogist, warns cotton farmers nol^ta -heavyweight boxer, wan the sub­ re-paving, hard curfacing and ro-hard aurfneing Orienta Avenue, be­ tween Altamonte Avenue nnd South Altnmonte AVcnuo, n width of 10 forget what experiment station ject of .Jocular comment today. , workers have told them nbout bat­ Henri Hern 1eln, noted -referee, feet, which snid Bum of Eleven Thousand Twd-’Hundrcd Twenty-eight tling tho boll weevil. lu six “com­ declined to officiate at a fight be­ and 30 |100 ($11,228.30) Dollars, Is tho‘ total estimated cost of snid mandments,” the entomologist tells tween Drake and Pnolini Uzeurlin, Improvement; that the entire cost of the improvement aforesaid, nhnll tho cotton producers to provide tho "Tiger of the Pyrennees," on first for food and feed, nnd then the ground that the Englishman be asseased against nil property nbutting nnd fronting upon that' por­ punt - cotton ; to plant only good md n bad heart nnd might he kill­ tion of Orienta Avenue between Altamonte Avenue nnd South Alta­ reed o f Med varieties, with nt leant ed. monte Avenue, to be so improved by tho paving, re-paying, bard aurone bushel per nere; use only rich, Semo who saw the fight last fnring nnd re-hard sur/ncing of nald portion of Orienta Avenue n width well prepared land and high-grade night Hniil Drake had no heart nt td HI feet, nnd against nil Iota and lands adjoining and contiguous or fertilizer, of the 8-5-G type; dust nil. In the'jCinpie ‘ d'Pnris, the nnd mop with poison mixture's when Spaniard polished o ff the English­ bounding nnd nbutting upon snid improvement; that Eleven Thousand the squares nre about tho size of man in one ml mite and 25 sceiimls Two* Hundred Twenty-eight nnd 301100 ($11,228.30) Dollar.) is the as ami if squares are punctured tolnl estimated cost ol said contemplated Improvement in the pnviug, j about July 1, apply tl»e poison re-paving, hart! sbrfncing nnd re-hard surfacing of said portion of every A or 5 days. Orienta Avenue, to he specially assessed against all lots nnd lands Dry Referendum Is adjoining nnd contiguous or bounding und abutting upon nucli improve­ Prorcrvc the wild flowers .nnd Lost in New York ment; tho sum of $1.77004 is the estimated cost |>er front foot for-said shrubbery of tho wonfls, i<rgos "Spuds" Johrtson, .In his Iturnl improvement, . • Common Sense. People should not ^ALBANY, N. Y., March 24.—(TP) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt it is the determination of mar fh* growth by digging up — Advornrs of n slat, referendum (his,Council thut all lots nnd lands adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ on the tjuerdiou of asking Congress shrubs and flowering plants, de­ stroying their bonuty nnd prevent- to modify the Volstead Act claim ing nnd abutting tipon Orienta Avenue between Altamonte Avenue ami Ing the ,'fUiuro production '<of they/on imistteh chough votes In South Altamonte Avenue, will be benefltted by tho Improvement pro­ flowers, * dogwood, redbud nnd the lower branch of the legislature vided for by this resolution, and that the special assessments to be .|*asnmino. are lurtieulnrly the to turn a defeat of yesterday into made nnd entered ngniost all lots nud lands ndjoining dnd contiguous n victory. “ victims,” he odds. A referendum proposal yester­ nr bounding nnd nbutting upnil such contemplated improvement shall day wnu supported by 4!) Demo­ be made upon a foot frontage basis; thnt is to say, that in the prepar­ N ew Y ork Man Now crats nnd II IteptihlJenuH, three ation of the special assessment roll covering the contemplated im­ 11 ort of tln> 7(! necctwnry. provement, such special assessments shall be determined nnd prorated Faces Death Penalty according to the fool Irontago of the respective properties specially - M ount I h tr a —5 new hom es r For Slaying W om an slriK benefitted, by snid Improvement. 'ting a t Iqike F ra n u lin Park ^ 'M EN n o o n T| ChOTllBS J8 tho d°w to LaneJ ing establishment. 11* your suits, coats, nod garments realh ct first time. They * 5,, hCw and bright if ‘ ‘ work. Trv nn Tu BE IT FURTHER RESOLVFJL That a 1 a : ^ » * i f . f _ d , l #1 Cl ^ c i e a n / riG l l l l Q El 2 N D S T . Attest; A. E.CLINE Town Clerk. 1 Use Herald Want Ads for Resi G NEW YORK, March 24.—(A1^Hnrry W. Cowan, 57-ycnr-obl hotol clerk nnd absconder, blind from a self-inflicted bullet wound, today faces death in (he electric chnir for the murder of Edith Bur­ ton. 27, last December. II? wna convicted in the first de­ gree by n Jury last night, after live hours' deliberation. Monday he will he sentenced to deuth. The only penally for first degree mur­ der provided by New York slntules is deoth. v The Jury fouinl Cowan had :fiot Miss Burton bruwiocs.she planned to break her friemlnhlp with him to mhrry Formarf Stale Soiatur Atthur B. Lewis of Ulnh. Cownn maintained thnt Miss Burton killed herself as n result of n suicide pact vrjth him. Cownn, who was estranged frnm his wife, final n bullet into. bin head inortly nf ter Miss Burton’s death. He succeeded only lu dettroying his sight. Always doesn't seem long nt nil on u hcnullful moonlight night. C U S T O M B O D I E S Hollywood —r J a n u a ry buibliiq; permits uniouutcd to $l,20ii,uun, FLEETWOOD ,. The Price Is Right SANFORD Cash LUMBER CO. W. a i'J tlC E . JHtfr. 71t) W. First St. Phone 472-w NEW LUM BER YARD A romplete line of Cypresa nnd Pine Framinu Shcathinc Siding Flooring Oiling Pintzh Mouldings *J*th s llrhk * Ur*K Pl.tKlrr • While llork I'liiHler Iburd Nalls Sfrwfl Wtr» llitiMcrt* llnrdwnr* Da nt Windowa FnuneK and Screens . Made lo Order > Murphy Irunjng lluanla . Medicine Cabinet* » Cadillac announces a line o f custom bodies, specially design­ ed and built by Fleetwood— internationally known authori­ ty. Tliesc new creations permit fullest expression o f individual taste and preference in (tustom bodies o f a character hitherto obtainable on ly through the most exclusive custom shops. CADILLAC ipporiunuy awaus you at rJd er spring acres, either ror the mvesiu seeker., Just the thance you Have never had before, to buy an otf ean make into lots. And if you are looking for an ideal home nd a better location than Elder Spring acres, on both sides of theG just a short distance from Sanford and just north of Elder Springs. looking for good investment you will find that £lder Spring acres fill your wants and that the • profit will astound you as you can ® lots out of these acres. If you are looking for a suburban homey01? setter place than Elder Spring acres, you can have.a cow, chick^ e a s y term s b a n d $250 Given Away Absolutely Free— $250 DIVISION o r OliNBaAL MOTORS CORPORATION AUCW o S b o O 10B •Nroaill.Vi i o N ( A L L c FLEETWOOD CUSTOM c o n c e r t *» w OEMINOI.EHOIEU �.Greatest Vegetable llj Richest Garden Land portion. Associated Press Full SAl^FOfeD" FLORIDA, T&URSlPAY,'M ARCH 25, 102^ Tireiy^^Pafres Today Otlsled Pastor I — ------------------- 1 iviary i^ew is ta r ia Upera Start Back In Little Roch Crime Systetn ToSingForfHottieFolki LITTLE nOCK, Ark., Mat; (/P)— Mary Lewis, prima tit.-, came home today. iime jcock **irnm Jlat Springs, hero she hour Inst night, by Mrs. fill Hennlger, who, for more than »ur years, taught Mary tho rudilenta of the singer’s art.—vlrtunl- Lon Angelos Officials Make I living with the girl and for s No Statements Except to me actually residing in the Lewis Say / T h a t . “ Satisfactory ome. < First on the day’s program came 1 Progress" Is Made In Case t ______ visit to the state capital for the reelings of <Governor Tom J. trial,- Mayor C. E. Moyer, mero- Assistant to K ey.es' cra of tho Cotor! q Club, which will Reveals New, An gles xmeor her appearance and a : ----- - i , sthering o f atnfe, city nnd county Mnbol Normand Is Cleared of rficials. and cUisentt Two bands Any Connection W illi Deed; athe m l at the capital to greet NEW YORK, .Mar. 21*-—</T)— Kranter. older members of the Secrecy w iw being maintained by ang, closed t In on the merchant the police today, regarding'a “ per­ ram the front, Whlttemore from fect crime Bystcm, which hod a the aide, and “ Shuffles" Goldberg. McClelland and billion dollar loot throughout the from the rear. " TThkleback covered World as Ita object.. 1Tho system a private detective in a nearby was deviaed by the Whlttemore doorway. Paladino was assigned gang of night club frequenters, to BhoUt a traffic pollcemhn, If he Penalty fo r started to Interfere. now in custody. of <o. conquering h The policeman happened to bo ,jnjr E d u c a t o r that So perfect was tho system, as State and city I o ff icials and! «j. outlined from .two sources among reprimanding ft taxi driver and L. : *. « L't 1 t * l * ■’ sens vied to dir her lionor. the arrested men, that Acting Dis- was saved. The merchants were Tomorrow sho will sing for -Ji» .trict Attorney Peoora hns declined blackjacked and the gang gone be­ “ home folks/* the songs of fore they camo to. One man stay­ to reveal it. t , nious singers, with a few of Uo ed at the wheel of a car in which .-More hnrm .than you could imsimple “ homey” melodies. A*>^t > ngine will be done to the youth of tho gang escaped with $96,000the country if the plan were to be Really Man , Is Suspected made public/* said Mr. Pecora. iB o y W h o W a s “ We have learned how highly sys­ id the hearts of her citizens from CHICAGO-, Mar. 2f>.—UP)—The tematised was tho crime organisa­ t p a r t y Is N o w hyor Moyer, a few words of William Desmond - Taylor murder tion which the gong members form­ reeting from Governor Tcrral cone is gathering an ever-increas­ ed. They had planned to opehito L ife T erm graduate of the same high id a welcome home to Arkansas ing mass of rumors, reports and on a national scale with n billion Rev. Lester H. Clee, Baptist pas­ in whose auditorium Bhe will m<i> id presentation of masses of new mysteries, ns the Investigation dollars In prospect as loot," RIO DB JANEIRO* M w . K ODGEVILLE, Go., her appearance as nn arrived cr,-,d iring blossoms from friends and tor of the Second Presbyterian moves across the country. Tlio system was so failure-proof 25.*—(fl*)— DcLuiLs o f the dis­ church, Newark, N. J., sought C jP l—Ted L. Coggeu- opera star. vie organizations made up the •Los Angeles officials, here on thnt Mr. Pecora attributed the Presbyteriap ordination. But he aster with which the small Miss Lewis was accompanist | () rcmonics." KJrton, 111., ami Floyd their wny home from an eastern baud’s captre largely to luck. refused to affirm belief In the vir­ steamer Pees de Carvalho met i j r f o f Brockton, N. The band of six men and a Wom­ tour of inquiry, have spent most gin birth of Christ. The Newark of their, time denying tho mount­ an, known ns "The Tiger Girl," is Cefeotroeuted here toPresbytery held In. must vacate his last Monday, 1,800 miles op] ing flood of runfors, confining ostensibly headed by Richard Resse the Amazon river in tropical < pulpit. Irthe murder; n year their official utterances to una­ lVhitteroore of Baltimore, Wanted waters infested by crocodiles! E) Professor W. C. dorned statements that “ satisfac­ in that Maryland city for murder are being anxiously awaited t superintendent of tory progress'* was being made and identified as one of the gang here. J which killed two Buffalo men in a in unravelling the mystery; h county schools, iii.'I.OOO-hold-up recently. Tho slay­ One report gives the aggre­ Out while Asa Keyes, district eshall was electrocuted gate dead at 83 and another at 33. attorney of Los Angeles county, ing of at least one member who o'clock, eastern time. McOwing to (be fuel that th* dis­ and Hnrold Dnvis, his assistant, bulked at orders, also is attributed w*nt to his death at 12:49 aster ocurred in an almost unin­ were discourilng stories of stolen to the gang. ments charging them with malThe police learned intern time.. /habited section on th e OUmoas documents, secret conferences | feasance in office and bribery, High1Baseball Officials U river, one of the upper branched of with Chicago 'officials and the , Fred Kessler, uncle of Chief \ Spe?k at Formal Opeiuff ■ Modification of Volstead the Amazon In tho vicinity at Latham, chnrged by the grand Jury ‘ O f Campaign to Finue I Act Will Present Evidence communication with the ttwith obtaining money under false Group nf Devil Worshippers Monos. ■rlnn u .it r r i_ .it “Celery Feds’ ” 1926 Seaai I Foi; and Against Dry Laws pretense, also was taken in cuathe two diamond merchants and the tody. All were released under Tickets for the baseball ilirvr ^WASHINGTON, Mnr. 25.—IJP) theft of $170,000 in gems, last Sat­ bond of $2,000 in ea<;h indictment. to be held at the Seminole lie ■The House unofficial committee Chief Latham’s bond wati $22,000; urday. tomorrow night at 7 o'clock n v modification of the Volstead .Mayor Gre then's $10,000, and Mr. OAKLAND, Cal., Mn*. 25.—(/P> Unkli-hack said Leon and Jacob selling rapidly, and. all Indicate K t will give the Senate Judiciary Kessler's $4,000. — Evidence that n society bf “ devil are that the official opening <-(v mmnilttec first whack of the tesThe grand jury nlso recommended worshippers/* may have been in campaign to finance the dul> r Biony for and against prohibition, ! to the circuit court that steps be ta­ some way responsible for the re­ the coming eeaBon will be wells, M will defer Its meeting, nchedken to remove from office tho entire cent death here of MacArno Timon, tended by local enthusiasts ufhe iwd for todny. membership of the city council; ont raiser nnd suspected boot- powder, which exploded game, Fred Dale Wood, cducniml ffl’he Ilouso will co-operate with that Governor John W. Martin be fgger, Was being Investigated to­ wrecked tho steamer. director of tho American Cilya- ■ Senate official body and has requested to disqualify Judge Tom day by the police. Thin report said the capt im hard to kill," the nget reau nnd campaign manager *.i notated a -spokesman to present B. Norfleet of tho Dade aounty Found witn his throat cut In a first engineer, nine members com m ented ns tho second today. court of criminal record from try­ house containing many weird, cab­ the crew and 20 passengers w ■ views and those of. modification VU sent through Coggeing tho cases of the indicted per­ alistic books and documents, there lost. A previous report decla The guests of honor"will In-1'. ■ators to.-the committee, which sons, and that Sheriff Henry R. is some suspicion that Timon may that tbe captain, first and see H. Soxton, Rock Island, III.. p- dll begin, its sessions on April 6. Chase he Instructed to take Imme- hove been a victim of a'socret pr- englnci’-s end 80 passengers i [Vadr was quickly removed ident of the American Aasociuai mhe spokesman is William II. dlnjUi step.-i to eliminate alleged dcr, possibly a cult of “ dovil-wor- isped." All the .advices recti md was placed in the of Minor Leagues, nnd J. B. A* or. tjiyton, executive head of the Asttvns the electric cUrshippers/’ Of , Securities In Blocks vice conditions in Hialeah. raldent of tho Florida Ssr ocjntion Against the Prohibition thua far indicated that some (u d at 12:58 o'clock The grand Jury has been investi­ Supporting thnt suspicion. Is a prrsonn, passengers and ‘meml ague. Officials of other >** amendment, and Chalrmnn of the A s Funds Arc Required; (owing Keyes' announcement that mounted dead, reporta of bribery nnd vice letter addressed to "Lucifer/’ algn- of the crew, Ware rescued. will also bo present, Mr. ltd tint legislative committee. - lie Urges Supoprt at .Foils gating ill’s tody was taken In stated today. conditions in' Hiuloah for the last ed by Timon and appealing for aid Judgo Kenmr dU be assisted by Julian Codman he intended to quiz her, declaring rabtives and will be Mountain Landis, high moguiJ L Boston, who will discuss legal that ahe already had "answered a In reallzinjf certain unnamed am­ Tn commenting on the items In­ lAon, 111..- for burial. baildom who had consented in­ Hects of prohibition. million qucslioivi and that it wns bitions. The letter was written In , cluded in tho ordinance authoriz­ a JVilddhag may hasp bevn,bloo-l» tend tho dinner, wilj.not be pn4,’ ing the bantftiUioa. which the vot­ i£ L “ O K l ■Among the books reported fm W conflicting engagements ptvv< ers .of Sanford are .expected to ap­ Is dno supposed to ‘be the ritual of ^-conference fust night of 54 rep- making a picture were that she ing his appearance herA LONG C t o t ’JL: 8f(t wos highly nervous over the af­ prove . at the polls on Apr. 19, some occult order. It is In a Latin —-Fire early today ate its w\ • In commenting on the “ start <-* Wentatives and eight senators in fair. Mayor Lake Bald, “ all money ex­ language. tyor of modification, who met un­ through the northwest extension’;* ' ioon Ga. dinner of the "Win The Pcnnr Some mystery wan ndded here pended qn tho ‘municipal plnnla is. •Police, however, take the “devil Signal Hill Oil Field, near hero-, nf* T-sinm aftinpaign that Is to be lnunrhoin til the chairmanship of Represen- yesterday hy reports printed In ftn expected to result in doubling tho wortddppers" theory with a grain totally destroying mvc Hill, Republican of Marytyro derricks :cd with Cogl earnest > x t week* Mr. afternoon paper, that record* of capacity of those plants nnd will of salt. They were more inclined itid for the ^*7 sniq IJmt “ baseball Is a tkt. iWhori the Senate committee con- the case hud been stolen from naturally Increase their earnings. paid for instruction in aviation today to tho Ndief that Timon may nnd four oil tanks and enveloping in flames three other rigs. ' lirhL Scar- Wholecomo sport In which every*1 U c s its hearings on April 17, DuvIr' room In a hotel. This was Under the law those bonds cannot m-vor received any Instruction, am have.been slain by members of The damage at 4 o’clock was possiblv be Muted as part of the US’s evidence I" Jn!fr*"t«df’ ^ d that Vball some organization that epecUlicbd subsequently denied. city's debt. Tho money to retire thnt their receipts in monthly pay- in vcdgceinre, but which hai no oc­ estimated at a quarter of a" million tenco of life with other cities would rwsultn Davis said satisfactory progress them and to pay tho interest there­ dollars. promoting community spirii il cult features and that na a second wns being made blit raid the mur­ The fire started shortly after on is expected to be derived from irch 4, 1923. bringing valuable publicity t»S»- agio has come for specific action. alternative he may have boon the midnight when gas escaping from der had not boon- solved, "and an economical operation of tho h the youths ■■ victim of a bootlegger feud. the meantime, there is no fn; tha W. M. C. well No. 3 two municipal plants." e of the most In ftddition to Inspiring sproi*. ■MBtion that prohibition discussion mi"ht never bo solved." ’ James Gallino, who was Timon's forming a flaming torch Tho Chicago Herald-Examiner Fire On Ship at K ey n Georgia in music and vocal selections will?-, K a m i out of Congress, is to lag “ Another question which con­ attorney, is among thoso who be­ a hundred fret. In h e l^ L T > morning of i>oar on tho program, ami iw H anticipation of an exhaustive today Huid that evidence, no far fuses many cltlxens Is tho ono re­ lieve his client whs a member of flames sprrnd through four Hi W est Is Extinguished uncovered. has focussed attention ess or W, C. desirous of attending nre t ■ Spoaition at the Senate hearing. garding the street paving/' Mayor sonic occult sect which had nn elab­ standing In tho near vicinity. J Mtcndcnt ^if hy Chamber of Commorco offas In a speech yosterduy, Itopresentu- upon a woman well known in Hol­ Iaikh stated. “ In all cases where orate ritual and which may possi­ avallabla fire-fighting appartus lywood, nut an actress, who pre­ lit left Cov- to make, early reservations a- •« Ute Bruce, Democrat of Maryland, tha street paving is assessed KEY WEST, Fla. Mar. 25. bly havo a branch here, . this city was on the acsn*. viously had not been under sus­ against adjacent property owners, — After an all-night’s work b, ipccllon' trip, advance" sale of tickets hns Broken Wine glasses In the" house IfffgesU’d that tho Democratic picion. ......... r, motorist*. Buch os to warrant tho belief >1 ticket be lad by someone like “ Altho niogey advanced by the city volunteer fire department of and a largo quantity of wine In the The newspaper account relatet on tha road- * ^ cellar gave riso to another poasi■t E. 8mith of New York, or Al- that the woman was known to ___ _______ The general "Win tho Penn* steamer El Occidents of the Mor­ bility, which police believe is an: d Ritchie of Maryland, to dec have owned n small nutomotic pis mpaign committee from ut1 gan lines was extenguished ut 3 other Indicaton that hd was kilted tol. wan reputed to be a good shol o'clock tills morning: A force of In n drunken brawl and was said to.have made threat! JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 25.—(A*) men started unloading cargoes against Taylor. —A pre-death note, written by from the steamer this morning. ft Speaker Heckled By.McKellar Grover C. Edmundson, United ■Hacked him. Until the cargo has been en­ V That thie did not eet well with States commissioner, and then tom r folowlnjr the attack, tbe tirely ,removed from the ship, no Kther Democrats was indicated by to blta by him before he ended hie Kegatlvc glances, tncluding Carter life late yi .terday by firing m butt Class of Virginia, while the upeaklet into his brain, was made- pub:<shall, McClelland, and Er was heckled at times by Me!> today by auUuiriUee. In It, oiuugh; of Tampa, Fid., lu ila r of Tennessee and -Neely of Kdmundson disposed of hie pnHfr- , several thousands of dollars at tUd and charged with RVcst Virginia. Senator Bruce, various intervals, or aa the.money A meeting of the Semlnnlo arty and asked that the American fwbo was replying to on address by CHICAGO, March 25.-J County Teachers Association has Legion Uko charge .of the furerml The band program for tonight's is required. It may, according to •4Btate’a E t id im ' Kona tor McKcllar, In favor of proTwo men nrtd a pretty. wen called lo r tomorrow night at arrnngomcnts. JSjii turned state’s evl-. actress were sought by autM1 mibitioft declared the law is abso- radio broadcasting by the city of his statement, be several years be­ He assigned no reason for hie fore tho bonds are all sold. tho Hotel 'Forrest l*ke. at which Sanford from the Winter Park I dpied1n confession, tn today to provide the seqiu-l * lutoly unenforceable and the readee din tho note but ill health le He also pointed to tho fine repu­ time-the tcachorsare to | > o enter­ JHared Coggeshsll and romance revolving about thr11 on that more liquor is not mode station has been announced as fol­ tation the city beam among the tained with" a dinner nnd a musical believed by fricitda to have been the ■ itruck tiie blows that cago wheat pit. in homes is "because it Is cheaper lows: Authorities program preceding an address by reaeon for tho ui-t. 1. March.— Happy Go Lucky— large financial groups of the and easier to buy bootleg liquor. A warrant. Charging end-^ north, and predicted that most of Robert G. DaVey, according to mi deemed un inquest unnecetsarr. Barnard. announcement made thle morning The funeral will be tomorrow af­ 2. Overture.—Bridal Rose— Le­ the bonda would sell at a premium. A t the polls on Apr. 19, there jy T. W. Lawton, county superin­ ternoon. vel la. TO HOLD UBARINGS tendent of public instruction. 3. A Popular Fox Trot.—Brown ere to be two boxea for the voters The meetings ntc held regularly Eyes Why Are You Blue— Meyer to use In depositing their marked WASHINGTON, March 25—-</P> throughout the year, Mr. Lawton 3. B. Popular Fox Trot.—Yearn­ ballots. Ono is for property hold­ ers and the otlysr to be used by The jtuus* Commerce Committee said, and every effort I* made td ing.—Berlin. 4. Selection—The Chocolate Sol­ voters who are not property hold- today decided to begin hearings on isve matter of Interest discussed coal legislation next Tuesday, by and between the teachers for dier.—Oscar Straus. 5. Valse Di Concert.—Woodland Songster (Request)—Ziehrer. 6. Medley Overture.—Rounds from the Sunny South.—Isengian. 7. March.—The Three Musket­ eers.—King. The* company mode elder and Several short talks are to be vineffar and was the town n princl- made by local business men and passing Nollendorfplstx, where p .ljn d «.< r ,£ Th. t o » — ~ H - by Mayor Lake. They are to give the American church Is incited, he brief outlines of the city's advan­ hoard two shots. He stopped and tages end opportunities along the • hot *nd. killed M lu Allco P IlV found the rmint* unconscious and lines of those talks which here-re- par « f Cleveland, JX. a dancer at bleeding. When he reached a hos­ March 25.— (/F) — aulted in many inqulriee to tha city a ^theater, and then took his own pital Goodrich wan dead. !*«nus, erstwhile Cinclnand to the Chamber of Commerce Rf«- The tragedy occujred in an ■ The director1 of the Shatupldf"htecr, whose activities from outside cities. - autoasoblle. Jealousy Is presumed baus, the thi-ntnrjriiero Mi.»c Dt*3 * in Atlanta ptnlteiitjThe singing tonight la to fisgliira td'lmre been the motive. ner appeared, rfeperibn her ca un­ JJftsko fhlrago htq future Mrs. T. C. Loveless and Mrs. J. A. Goodrich applied Ust month for usually bantiful rind exceptionally [J4_n»| estate hla^ ratify fotd figiit fans, Ihe gifted, apd ray she was dsctliu-.l scoutmaster of this troop, which Takach, their program being gnarranged, : to give nouced as follows: for a splendid ate. c career, !/ is the largest in Sanford. -J L-*V formtrly " xfxs a round returns at th: Solos: “ G y p s y l ^ v e S W ’ from She wso b*>rri tn .Detroit,,M!rh.. Troon 4. under tha aupewialon of r^A'fore he amiis ial a Slattery 10>fratne fl ii,Church,, has for scout- "The Fortune Teller,** /Herbert) in 1905,'but the funilv home now tbe Gathollc Catnouc ynuiw I, “ Ivor activities In Hie for tonight at Midi is at Cleveland, 0 .r Her fatlw 'a master Mr. I.uWnskl. This troop and “ O Heart of Mine (Tod Gallo­ v •nnoimced his Intention Gardens. Detailed i way), Mrs. Loveless. S S T a t th e K. C. Ilall each Mon. name U given m a Edv/arJ Kiuk»«t a court effort to < Duets: “ I Would that MmLova* ner. !t (.**es of pre-war whls(Mendslssohn) and " i W e O" ^*1 Dwdel^unoway, famous seout Miss Fltr-c- is cnid to hate d<- | “ fvuit court of appeals -ilred to bre^k her ei:ga'; ment with leader and writer, of SanU ‘ Rosa Mine" (S T j- Walt,) Mrs. Takach ‘ ^troyed. i^rntv has recently been secured Guqdrir.H arid la.-.l tunfrur went t i , llry life wasn't so bad/’ America" to roncult with her par­ byU(he* Central Florida Council » "You see, I could ( M l scout exspiUve and la mak­ ents; v v. ■ r n,0» t . anything I ing Id. hcadquartaro at Sanford. To avoid unpleasantness,-cliv ac­ uranted i^itub a io-usy reprieve, la w really, my bill for tl.o | O. Shlnho aar. preeUent of the cepted a South American contract order to prepare an appeal for , 1 Put In amounted to Rotary club, anda prominent wnrkbut was diuuadod by tho manor*- rb-mency to thu State Board of bo w m 21, wasRave many partle • . T*, 1^.-1 Roy Scout circles, was cast of the Ite- un nt of the Sbauspielhaua ''and Fordon*. ’ Sbe sppeared agreed to appear here for the ’ ■ Tin* Supreme roart sometime ^aiaUined that his wife winiht-M ita it 4f and ssng sevefnl next year. of m6bt "of . hi» Dg $ha«ecirion of Goodrich recently went to Zursaid that when his diin theiLauih case/ ,1 Who wss driving wreea up in Indian^ ®. hd v4outd ' sak the r« ‘ ?n» of the prop•i / j *‘ -v • * fnjrrrcahall Pay foie D en yin g | Are : Guilty f K -Fire While Cm In Deserted Of Amazon Con Flam es Spread ’ Tanks Of Gaso Meager Reports That Number Si Will Total Sev. E G Edmundson Death Note Made Pubtte Sem inole C o u n t y Parent - Teachers’ Club M eets Friday Good Singing Is To Feature Radio Bill Of Sanford Tonight Three Are Sought J Embezzlement Ca< American Medical Student In Berlin Slays Fiancee. And Then Kills Self er Bootlegger Enter Realty In Chicago Herald Wfll Punt StrtbUhg-Slatti Fitflit Dope Tont Boy Scouts Will uarters In Sanford asvsss"1^ ‘zzztnV 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, 1926 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, March 24, 1926 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 1926; <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/96f5ec10c418f268c739f3dbca92ce66.pdf 67a57ca6bfa8cd6a56ae82ea4a1de6fd PDF Text Text W v-j.:‘frXm i i/K,*. : ./i»3 M-VV-Jv.. RaV l?' ‘ u xffa C y* ip * ANDREWS’ NEW i. > NUMBER KUffl OHMITTEF H ta p -' fo rS e n a to rsh fp t o Story ,Examination Party Leaders A re Upset D espite the d e sire of m a n y menfl>ers of both c h a m b e rs to g e t home fo r tin* s u m m e r and full c a m p a ig n s Ih which th e ir s c a ts nre a t slake, jrnrty lenders were unable to see — • t time to place it in ttn* h ands of th e ir w a y to b ring a b o u t a d jo u r n ­ W A SH IN G T O N , J u ly l, (AM— President }L*onlidgc t o m o r r o w ment until tin* uiiaitlmous consent I ’i. Hi it ii t.io ri * Isir>;c t a r m y of 1011,-' night. It wur. reported to thu a g re e m e n t war. reached hy tip* noil yo n w.i ; m..t.ili/i-d today . scnaU* ,vi-sterility and tin* w ay wart senate y esterday to ta k e up th e i Ii,. In i ■I;i v "I till tin I'oVcrniilcllI rovcriiniciil 'a:» j<cleared for it-, c o nsideration today h i r e r s a n d H arbors hill in ‘Deceiniinenilments indicated Ixu-, w ith the il« hate limited and nc a v< i 1 |. I- tile m o s t exfell-'.ve Sevi-rjil i a hi pa i c n lilaiini'.l .Irani 1 liipmr that differences m ight have to In*'if Cmte assu re d before C h ristm a s. vi ai •. ol m t lie • veiln yeni . nut tonal pro- _ — , In lot foi.. * ______ |; c Kltinwoixl (iil.nM i. law yer 1, 1,1 |,;,|i|vi r Ilf I’h n in ix . \ 11 . ' : m , i| Iiis «-;»tt»lnlsi« \ l"'- riiVrr i ”,nor on ■ii" in.il f< I in, 01.1 .1. t li CTON, July 1. </!*) ng nrinl her Rliinp.c | | m i l i n . n I ' , " o l i ‘ I 111 j ■ I o < ! o \ Affairs of tho As j rt rmr Ci \V I*, l i m i t , in. a m -i u i u t AV.Hin.'it I Ijo frulii llii fift* t . rm . I’m ill' 'lay l>o lio mail'* III ill........... endhicut, Hit* scn- fi.lr i jo\vi nor II nut u it Inti • -■ 11 ..in uipn funds cmn nii i-. ,(|( i : i < • again t'lrnPd its at 1 h ih M i |0.1h«* t u 'l l i i t u f i a l p r i Pennsylvania and •Yank O’Ciinnnr, a i right-of*w nv on tin* s e n a te culeii-* \ lull ew 1, a s ■• l lie t i i . e n t r y ' O I lilt ' l l l e t II \ III I ' l l . I I l * e of .. I I**• ’ •1 1iim el ifin. i y i|ii Ml. pl.iiim ii ilie . a m p a i g n on tlm ba s i s ut the lai ' c-t appriip' ria- , tom i ' Vi r g r u n t e d i • ■ t d r y e n f o r c e - , me a t iti ntie y e a r a b o u t l.Ultl),- I lain. * II III I III! . ' i l l 1 HEARING IN THE ELORANADA CASE DELAYED 2 DAYS1! tercial Body tbership Asked :nd In Blanks luesti oim ires mailed to of the Clmmlier of CnmIve been received with the Jn« asked for written in spaces, commercial body jnouiucd this morning, hut ore have not yet been )> ®nd the formation of the of the organization for lag year is .consequently played, President K. A. stated today. [officials nf the Chamber lerec regard the orgtmizulono big corporation repreU he interests of Sanford,” IlglaRft said. “ It would lu* J p the various .members for frd of directors to formulaic f without first consulting liembrr, and with this in niind we conceived the mailing I d each member a iviting crilieiuat anil ons.’’ ate we have received graCO-operation from the nutif the members, but th ue 1 several dozen questionHt, and wd would greully »te ucgligi nt nienthurs lakm pt action in getting their M00« in.” bVk.,■ . m S S it vSanford- Permits Last Month Total $119,639 And For 6 Months Total $1,241,299 t JACKSONVILLE. July l.-L(yP)—Twenty three Florida eltlon is­ sued building perm its for $M,7 15,350 worth of construction work during the nioilth of June, compila­ tion of totals made by the Asso­ ciated Press here today revealed. Eighteen of tho twenty threo cities reporting give totnls for the first six months of this year to ta l­ ing $1)15,003.!M3 for the period. Miami lends both Juno and six, months cohujins will) $3,053,81)3 for construction work during June and $20,735,847 for tho fifst hulf of this vear. Tl» table: Total Firat Citv June Six Mo. A f t e r Three-Dny Probp j J u r y Miami . $3,053.896 $20,735,8-17 Hunblfe M'o Ue mh VeiriHct Jacksonville 2.19.7,109 10.724JJ82 In S lay ing Of F ou r People 1 Tampa .. . 1,155,000 11,482.151 8,086,800 With Ati A x e EarlyMonrtuy Coral dableti 1,020,000 Fort Myers 110,694 2,011,65-1 W. P. Hehch 583,440 (1,227,740 T A M P A . Ju ly I. (/ID Palm Beach 418,960 -------------Keene, Imld t>v police a s a l)U»r Orlando .. 002,307 4,870.103 tcrial willie s m connection with 211,100 3.3Q0.310 lakeland Hie killing of fo u r per.one. with 904,805 Si'hring . * 353,625 a n a xe lo re M"iuiuy, m ade a’ p a r ­ 558,390 815,951 Gainesville tial eonfession Igst night, a c ­ 140.600 --------------Daytona B. cording to Joe C a rte r, detective 50,000 -------------Ft. Pierce . chief, today. 111,500 790.340 Wtr. Park Keene a d m itte d in* made tw o 108,800 900,055 Banlintiin visits tu the Rowell home, said 94.700 1,00(1,500 Wtr. Haven the officials. D uring the sec­ vSt. Augostine 103,125 1,341,400 ond visit, which tie said was b e ­ 228,140 2,202,785 Clearwater tw een midnight and I o ’clock- Sanford . 119,039 1,241,299 Monday morning, he said lie 90,375 — Di-lund "g o t' d ju n k with Bee, and d o n ’t 908.705 3,145,991 Miami B. know wvhat hap p e n e d .” Ft. randerdah* I'17,895 0,581.034 PT’erbiUg 1.112,tlOO HI,395,300 Hi 1 also a dm itte d, f n r l c r said, _* _ _ , _ t that lie laid been d rin k in g lie- NYE IS TRAILING JAM PA MURDERS HANNA IN NORTH AREUNSOLVEDBY DAKOTA CONTEST CORONER^ JURY THP-i-unip.aigit will he waged on ^tlndi'luhla nuigisl rate, land and ea, w ith tin* attack Binvii !rUrnnj;)inMs, A iim ille il he luid necu- cil VS illimu | centered mi stiiirces of supply. To fk? F o r N ye, Art* S till T o f tr y in g to univlui- •* In:’. Willita Ivvn yeaio. (,'eneral An J1 Bt* lletH-d F r o in ; I ( a n n a I A1ad )r the seiiatoi'ship. Irew.-i iirmriises nut only more ef c r o a s o x a m iiii't ion by Reported AI Nearly 5,000 feel»vc eiififrct-ineiit hut H duceil ' lteeil ami in I lm fa.' | in-.Is and more po p la iity tm tlx- j A ” " inV to nhe >out rai V l*V 1 r\H<;<>. N. I)., Ju ly l . - t/V) law. ladelpbia new f>.i| "i n f .i Biinlutiplcv IVl if io n Againsl ! With I'ppi ui n t r u r a l r tro n g S e e s l nc r e a s e ' l I’o p u l a r i t y jnsi* ti ll tha* Ii. never Amerfran- Bril ish Ijnprovei hold-: I., .ei'ly unrcpoi'ted, I,. It. I n c n a e d popular^ily wil l i . a u l t , : I of fi r. <1 Iii mi :*>. 'i.niHI mu’ menl Cnrpn.’atimi Scheduled Hanna, iViNcpi ndeiit, or Coolidge ' l i e holds, w 1 11 * 11 It i ' pt'o.’e.l t h a t , lOOO for In- ol hi 'V.H To Be Held Next Satunitty , " We call protect the legit imate ' Kcjiublicaa. , :• i I .• today led Sencam tiaiun again t S.-n l i i i -i nes s Il fIII illcgilillUle colli- Ila to r tie ra ld I' Nye, N o n -l'n rtisa n , ^ef and Govt iiior I'm *••** I for 11n* lone • • rni R epublican semi KOItT I .A H IjK ltD A I.i:. Fla.. pet it ion.” >r’n Second Vppearuace on in N o rth DalcoJu ly I. (/Vi H e a r in g in I lie b a n k ­ ! He said Ilie w a r would I"' car I torinl iininii t a ’f. p rim a ry election. JO’Conuei'''- -ecoii.l lip[ic.i;-- ru p tc y petition a g a in s t the Anterth e e o m iu ittc e and ell ti*an-F!t ilisli Im provem ent C o rp o ra ­ I ticil on mainly a g a in st sm u g g lin g Sim ijar ret n u ts m arked th e ra r e i occasion lm made a sim- tion, developers of F lo ra n d a Flu, and diversion of industrial alco­ by thi' '.nine c a ndidates for the hol and tin* ” 11oo.I of high p o w ­ il h u t a f le r w a r d tin* three extensive real, e s t a t e p ro je c t ne a r abort term or special election to thin re p o r te r s all testi- this eity, to d a y was postponed till ered beer. "The te r r ito r y east of fill the inicxpircd b rm of th e late ' t h e .Mis i ssippi and n orth of the Jho had made such a sta te - j til i):3t) o’clock S a tu r d a y morning. Ajnrch I I'otomae rivers will he the main S e n a to r l.add, cuiln.,, (them . Wlicn he to o l the | in i trillio n s ff.rx the two day . luilHe ground, a lth o u g h the regu- I !*'J7. l a y S e n a to r Heed lend him i postpunemeiit wehgAviretl from Mi­ H anna's b a d was hased largely lions te stim ony and a.-Ted ami by l„ K ail C u rry , recently ] Ini- prohibit ion .staff will he main- on r e tu r n ftoai m unicipalities J taiueil th roughout tin c ountry. |t h e r he wmiled to modify appointed te f e r e e in im nkrnptcy The aililit imuil forces of IMIb men which generally a r e Independent in tin* case, to W. W. Burgess, voting centers. T he real outcome ^ou m ake it on elect inn tr u s te e , who announced a p p ra isa l necessary to c a r r y out th is p r o ­ of the rural vote is yol to be d e ­ g r a m probably will not go into of the c um ptm y’s p ro p e rty also on action until next week, when the term ined. ^ fnot.” S a tu r d a y . iippropriatii.n of ^‘ J U.oiltl.lMIII c a r ­ A f e a tu re of tin* e a r ly return*; »U make It a t any t i m e ? ” A v o lu n ta r y jm*I it ion in hattk- ried in the deficiency hill now bc- was tin* failure o f e f f o r ts by a not.” rn p lc y w as filed b y -th e Attn ill a l l - [ fin e fin senati is expected to be- c o m m itte x of “olil-tiiue Non J’nr Itritish liiiprovemcnt I 'm p..ration ' i ..me availnble. rilO-.e I o p VS bill e t L.- an -"' lo t.ring. lo lif^ A. ( Townand H o o d T e stify in Jacksonville "ti May lit. Hie bill i been mobilized, however, and UUv Jg.v, .m .gjiuil league L u ia r u z ia ...a . ilN’G't’ON. .tiilv l. r f l ’t ., g olilea) power in nn- s ta le . Uni' ii. I/ k' lin n 1 be'iiiu. listing axgel s (,f ■%•>....I,:. | *;..■»/ atel I aw ail ilig the vvord, A1, | h.,.r , 4..lhH Tow nicy'.- in te re st in the alt.-mpl nOlitical a c tiv itie s of lu.hilit.es of $H,f>!H.fi7(5.11, It w a s ' •,*„ ......... .... , , (mists to those of a nti -.'11(1 III liavi' been till* largest III' i-. not known, b c a u s e he has been III.' new lig h tin g mills oigntitition filed in th is federal com 1 (mists, tin* S e n e te cam i/.ed by (ieneyal A ndrew s will out of the state fo r several months. sta te e a tig a tin g earn ml tlm* t«»-+Hi!,lrj‘‘l. . i,‘ t.ho U'" ," " 1 | include inol ili. squads of SH men » Demon-,•it.*; ha v e * a full ht f u r t h e r inform a tion w as Is'lieved to have set a new roc : each to combat industrial alcohol tii'ket wil lioiil Opposition and did Association Ag; inst tin* onl for th^ iiuignilude of th e sum J a n d beer leaks. John A. F oster not figure m th e p rim a ry . The On Am endm ent from involved. will d i m ! i h e t m m i r s q u id , which Fai'incr l.ubor g r o u p has contests Aside from the pretentious scale i has I h i h oi'di'ifd by A ndrew s to in six of-'T-Ayven offices. H. Wood, its I’em isyIvauia and John l>. FI.... I, a on whit Ii the prop't-i was dccelop plug the leak of 15,HIM),mill galItct urns Irfan 271 precinct mil re p r e s e n ta tiv e of the o r , ed, I'boiiiiada Club early attract {Ions " f industria l alcohnl p i t t i n g of 2 ,1*• 7 for linig-ti'l in senatorial ed attention by rra on of its prom into bootleg ti'i.d- a nnually. 'I Imm- pave Hanna Hi,538; Nye, ll.iw'd; |o n in tha t sta te , e re mentioned in the te s ti. incut si i.ckholders, among whiuir I as F. Sti ne will Supervise the ('. i'. stone, '‘w e t" c andidate, 2.5 :;!. e s tc id u v of Ci-nt. William were included Alls. Iv T. Slides I beer squad with I In- t:jsk ol g e t ­ For tlic s h o r t- te r m s e n a to iia l, Ion of iniyrna, NJd., found bury, Alls. Horace ('. Ilodg"-Dill tin g "le a l h e e l ” o ff flic m a r k e t by 273 precincts g a v e N 'y e « in,5i'»Y; hond ti r the assoeiation. man, < otiiiti ss of l.auffPr^nlo, I .ol d t isl mas. II a m ia .'F f , 117; Slone, 2,711. a examined by .Senator I hji'isi a lie and Itoiiltoii, . Samuel { n t h 'T additions to the pi-bibimocral of Utalr, dry mein Vntnlnin, Jam es H. It. Cromwell ' tioii a rm y will iu< hide t’.'l.i men !K* committee, because tic and others. l" l‘ I ol del puti ol. ,!IK new m pi-e. n, Sencjor lti;ed, Democrat tor L’x s m u g g lin g mvi iji,5lor.s, Uri, /x a m in c r in chief of •I "Hlider c o v e l” m m ami till men esses, wbnteil it. that way, for an asse ssm e nt - quad. leen, lie explaiaed, “slaoil* called a wtS. ' n told of spending $.;,.'m(i the expense of nia s meet Other elfprt ■ made by the nia .‘'.M'tiop of the assn .behalf of the siieeessfnl of Iteore^eiilativi; Vare Iti nulilic.in senatorial on. lie Also .assured the u (hut. the records of I In* and state organizations available tn its re pie for exam ination.' of the in format inn on P question of wet -willle'-s based lint been furnished iltee hv Wayne 1C, Wlus'lral counsel of toe A*iti.--eagoj*, who was a frontbc^utnr during ^tavlon's hv, which iilarn] the asmonthyrship af TUO.OtMj income at if 10,(100 a month, Ultt sim ilar to the leugu Income. e - II ;m . : J ' ■ti: f ’ — t-— W A RH IN G T O N , J u ly 1.— </P)- | adjusted with tho house, which Unli-sH pluqs of ‘ loadein u n e x p c c t originated tho bill, but little de­ Lilly u re upm-t. C ongress will ad lay was expected on this account. journ a t 33 o’clock Saturday, af * Sponsors of the measure to es­ C a m p a ig n W ill Be W a ited bof nn W Dec. 14. l.illifl A nd S ea W ith A tta c k W)u«y could s te e r tin* filial deficient A im ed At L a r g e s t S o u r c e s | (-y hill th r o u g h (but c h a m b e r in >rning Session m V H on D u r in g tablish a radio control commission v e r 14 M illion independent of ifthrt* government M ia m i L e a d in g SUItfc agencies were hopeful that their T o ta l O f N e a r ly 4 M illio n s proposal, nit which the house has taken action, could be brought to a findl vote, hut others .were doubt­ S i x M o n t h T T Q t a l I s ful tlmt this could be done. The \p p r o p r ia tio h G iv e n I , roI,ief, ,l‘‘fi."it.el> A l m o s t $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .... , ha iK iii I rinsed a n d the b itte r ly contestei senate devoted yesterday to its ’* l » y S o l O n S , 2 1 ) M i l l i o n s j rivers and harbln-s* bill given tin Amsideration. ‘ io r D e n ie s T h flt H uy -| . , , M ost E x te n s iv e D riy e AR“ >nst ter th»? customary lust-mlnuti L iq u o r fn S e v e n Y e a r s P r o -i scramble of members to get nctloi h ih itio n H a s B een In - K f- on Pf1J l* a] »»«««*■• fe e t, I ta n n e d By D ry C h ie f ^jonmnu.'nt'i^ipmir to luivu beui — — ' demolished, with the session’i a c c u se d V a re O f [n g T o •' 4 w , Plot To KiU*Kingf^ . Spain tJurin^HisVisjt To Paris_1s_ReTeaMd %-vm 4 PARIS, July apparently was plot to assassinate of Spain during Frunce hus been pneovewd?.' the arrest of two -membam “ bnfid of five. . Tito m en are said by • The Matin to havo confessed tha*. they purchased an automobile, fo follow the train on which the King und Queen wero traveling, and do tho king to death a t the lust stop before the train arrived nt Paris. If this failed* it w*s tehir plans to slay him duriryr his walks about Paris . The moli held are Spaniards, both notorious anarchists. Ono of tfeom, Ahailia F rancises'A scjyro, to declared to have confess­ ed th at lie assassinated Cardinal Soideviln Y. Romero^ arch­ bishop of Buragossa, Spain, in June, 1023. lie attem pted to fire upon the police when he was a r ­ re ste d ,'b u t waa overpowered, B LU EM M $M ST. JOHNS CAN A RE COMP W *■»> Beck O f Mov( A c e n tr a l r e s t and cnrnfp’fdr ntisaiohariea. i o n f u r lo u g h f r o m fau c o u n trie H .’ a n d 4 l f t r * f t ! d tfu o m in a tlo n a l ‘ . b ib la f e r t n e e a r k to be* in t h e to w n V 0 an 'a n n o u n c t day by J.,’ ii i i cc ‘ When t U sale o f 600 aarea l P r o s p e c tu s Of- W a t F o rw ard ed T 6 . F o r C o n s id e ra tio n Of War, D e p a r tm e n t ^ A u t h o r it ie s found •A copy of a mcmuranduirr atid mlMlon maps furnished to the United /ereqoe, lnt«: Staten District Engineer In cohAei- character Lo: tion with the soliciting of the Wiir Departm ent's eorislderation of tBk proposed St. Juhnn-IndiaA Rivet* Canal was received, a t the local tore he first visited the house. Chumber of Commerce this m orn­ ing-from J. M. Bfoxton,, Jackson­ ville; engineer in charge of the 7 ‘ MPA, July 1. -(TP)— T he preliminary and final- i ■unider of lo u r’ persons, beaten to the project. d e a th w ith an a x e as they slept The blueprints of the waterway in th e ir b"d« h e re e a r ly Almidny, and the pruspectuXk of the work rem ained u m nlved today. A corn-fire pa red b.walfcs >wiR. n< f's ju r y jn v is tig u liiig Mm* 'H a v ­ Dr. AY: V- Billn'tnun, new pastor submitted fof tn« consideration of Liy) ing:. was unable to reach a ver the First Moth.Mlist Church w h a . - ^ ^ u JohhVlmUan River Canal diet last night a f t e r a three-day ..f was named at the Inst M i'thmllst' f.()| session. The ju r y unturned its t'onferc'ma* lo fill the vacancy h e re 1 mmissiqii ut the next ipeeting of ' Ptma. to Tiafe this oigunization a t Titusville on confereh** h e a rin g s today. caused b v 'th e resignation of Dj. The four perimiiH killed w ere T. .1. Nixon, arrived in the city JulV 9, and a report from War of the vear ana Bee II. Unwell, 15; his m other, Mrs. vesterd-**' with his \yife and family Dejiartment engineers on the fea­ nurposo bnltur not duly Caroline qwell, y(); Rowell's niece, to tuke up his perm anent resideme sibility of the project is expected missionaries While on . furtOovti i Eva Rowell, Hi, and C. H. A lex­ in the Methodist paisonuge ut to be received in time for consid­ both physically and splrituaUy, b u t -( eration at tbe July meeting of the to interest tourists in thq work ander, 3d, a boomer. Magnolia Avenue and Seventh hoard. these same, mlsslonainss. •• .; > i ‘ Police a r e holding five persons Street. A detailed description of the pro­ "In. short the home is' to ::s Hull d i a l witnesses. K. S. Keene, Dr. Huhrnmn, who was formerly posed cut including cross sections was ;u fused nf ha ving th re a te n e d pastor at Barlow, preached his of the cunuL tho size of the locks a clearing house fo r ktl I’ovvell with an a x e the day he- first local sermon lust Sunday ui and the cuiiiro! of flood w aters Information and a sUigulps to foi'c the tra g e d y . lie denies* the the Methodist Church, returning to through the spillways Is g.ven in BUDport. thereof. A boakd df.'r trol composed .of loflae: i barge. * Harti>w'shortly ap^rw ards to sup- Mr. Braxton’s plans, and members C hristian.m en In Florida mid Keene and I.ee W eaver, also i-i intend the ipifVitig of hi:: house­ of the.board ure confident th a t the era!, of this southern atatak held, wore said lo have visited tjic hold to Sanford. W ar Departm ent will accept the of the. m ovem ent .1. ’„ 'VAiS Two daughters and one AimJl project as up to the standard re­ back [ im im ing-house w here tin* crijne Dr. Pace wduld ap t go ntto dote son uecoippanie'd Dr. and Mrs. was citii) in i 11i'll s h o r tly before m id­ quired of cunalt; taken under fts regarding the immedmte p]|iaK'i Buhrini n here, another son being iSont rol. night S u n d a y night. •. his ascpclates. I t is.knoi Dr. Although the waterway will ever, th a t present plans' Airs. E lijah Curyy anil Bill Jolm- on a Vacation in tlu* west. oii a r e said to have th re a tc u c il HiiliVmaa’s oldest son, Rev. As- drain and reclaim thousands of tho erection of a huge fiaj a acres of fertile land, the work Is construction, of hoipke a n d '! "to g e t " Rowell a f t e r the la tte r t>urv Buhrman, is pastor o f I ncest I nit |l,v \ | liH m il essentially u navigation measure Lories end for the bcautLr ‘ bad forcibly ejected tin* couple North Orl.’ndo congregation. ■iig e (luil ot the hot'ilei .pa­ Numerous mem hern of the Meth­ Mr. Bruxton stated, and because of the land Which is to fioin Ilie house S a tu r d a y . Mrs. trol s t a f f will he Stationed .cl |),‘Thirty-seven inquiries about odist congregation were culling lit tliis reason spoiuorers of tk)f> ven­ them. • Three totes a r t __ ___ t*'"it, will lo 37 w ill be aij.li ,| to*j hmi c . and iipiti'tiueiils for rent in C arey's husband also is m custody. the parsonage today t<> personal ture arc confident of securing gov­ property, and all 6 f them Mto*>]l A n o th e r th e o ry of police is tha t the ta ll ql' ihl'ei*. ttelieriil \ ii Sanford have been t'l'ieived at 11a Ball price r a t i r on .’lijt <■111•.I>iI,* ■Irew . eiqisiilei s-t his point the pi ill fi il Chamber off Com m erce **iOi the m u rd e rs w ere c o m m itted hy. !v welcome tin- new pastor and his ernment funds to complete the cut be utilised to thk fullest pttpgi family to the city. fni'e a Connection lias been estab­ accSWlng to Bxk plans. Mrs. A. S. Joyce, license ta g . went into effect a! the cipal ''leal." from t'a u a d a . in thi* last two dJays, according I" a cra/ei! negro. lished. * a neighbor, told a u th o r itie s she The land >al« was hi b’* >1 agency of th e e.jinptroller's Powell, who is m 1 he new inspectors, who will he Miss M ary Funds neecssury to begiA thA Rbbfert, Louts end Wad* oflie* this m orning, and m any c a r eh a rg e d with siipei \ i ion of pef- chiirge of the housing d e p im m e n t was a w a k e n e d T u e sd a y n ig h t by project on u large scale have been gar, all of whom have oWnei a w. re on hand to secure I hi m ils ami d r u g stores, will bp a l­ of the riiiii mere in r body. Many a m an g la r in g at her th ro u g h the provided through tho authorized tive part in the On inve stig a tio n , e v i­ pet m ils .iii t h u m i n g .th e operation located a s follows: Mill New York of the inquiries w ere received from window. cab* of bonds, und the boArd has to bring t)>a dence w as said to have been found of machines until .Inn. I, Hil'7. in the city, and d istric t, 25 Hut fa to, <>15 I'ittsbiiigh-,* people a lre a d y LONDON, July I. -T h e report. already authorized the letting of nole I he half price r a le s can only he 75 Vhiliidclphia. 5 Hajtiiiiore, I others w ere sent in hy lelegrain th a t e f f o r ts had been made to re * puhUshcd in a Spanish newspaper cunt rue tn. move th e screen. ly been ee secured by the .subm ittal of papers V irginia, 3 K entucky, in Ohm. 50 ami letter. Miss Powell stated. — • But m a'ttefi $ . „ — of tlic approaching engagement of proving th a t the e a r in quo-lion Chicago, 3 St. 1Vi ii I, (! O m aha. 10 The aei'limilhUivi* effects of the tors bad rfo control lB told* to baVO tin* I’rinri* of Wales to the infant.: was purchased a f t e r J u n e 15, It. W. St. I.ooi,i in T exas. :t S e a ttle and mtinieipal advert i. m g c a m p a ig n prevented the .d e a l, from ‘ going Bi'iitrii-i* of Spain has, urconling to Peariiutn, age n c y head, s ta te d this l.aum lii'd last season a r e believed' jL-iu-'the San Franci-co district. (Continued on P a^4 T h ro e); j x l the Exchange Telegraph, been uu m orning, and autom obiles pur­ hy fdiainber of C om m erce official»* 1 ” 0 thoriatively denied. chased prior to .June 15 a n d operat to he largely responsible for the ' ’ It is also stated there Ls no foun­ WASHINGTON, uly I cd since th a t d a te on d e a le rs' or many inquiries received, since in U( dation for the report, published in Respohsibility 'for m ts-us" of ft te m p o r a r y ta g s will not he e n t i ­ nearly ev e ry le tte r,m a ile d in to Uie (Jje same paper, that the prince is seiiuluual frank in thu Brookharttled to the Nnee.ial h a lf yisir ra te . commercial body thd w r ite r re to make an official visit to Suntanti .Cummins senatorial cumpaign fn .1 he a g e n c y \tfll! re m a in open feiri'd to some S u n fn n l lidvi-rt ise,r , . I'A U IS, Ju ly I (/!*)- The French n i.n l which had a p p e a re d in his .. r J " daily betw een the hours of 3 - and »‘;*"dl..,g and «le- qr S;m Sehastiun during the sum ­ iowu hus ben placed by the postoffice departm ent upon n clerk in a n o th e r lucui paper. 5 and those desirous of. o b ta in in g fI'ane t o d a y ' esta b lish e d i«»t- mer.' la g s a r e urged _t<> he on hand new low record, being quoted on tlr* the office of Frank Lun, Senutor •‘People in all s e c t....... of the n : i - " ' ' V ' * » !lll>' :‘M “ " ‘I Brookhurt's campaign manager. p ro m p tly at 3 o ’clock, the slim* bourse at 3I5.HH to the dollar and t ion a rc e x h ib itin g more i n t c c l | M,lt. Vf » re»riraiiixnt tm. of postal PRINCE WILL ENTERTAIN Sanford ll^ ro (d re The dcpurtuifut disclosed today hours ioquiring the w ork to tie ex 173.31) to the pound. in 8aofi.nl at the present I idle Hunt V** ■?, r —* p e d itid g re a tly . LONDON, July I. </P) Fro- thut it had evidence that campaign depicting t h i Hours!* circles w ere inclined to they bavi ul a n y o th e r l mu- .hir-1 j.1 " -- o p e r a tio n e xhibited by Ran* lord people. P o s tm a s te r .1. P. Hall longiition of the London reason hy circulars were inserted by the scenes a te being a t t r i b u t e the slum p to the iiuecr- ing mv connection with tho Cham-I ,,.’, V 1 a week or two has t^iven the Prim e clerk in uhout 150 envelopes bear­ large numbers. s n a k e : ih t k f a t a l t o j tail) fa ith of the new Hriand c a b ­ her,” Secretary It. W. Peurman U' l“ vA .„ljougt DAI.I,AS. T e x a s, J u ly I. - (A*) — inet, the coolness w ith which the :aiii this morning. Om* extra clerk hus buen added oF^Wulys opportunity lo complete ing the frunk of Senutor Reed, Re­ "Every inuil Commerce' publican, Pennsylvania, und con­ Tw o of four pe rsons b itte n in T e x ­ r e c e n t uiiistcriul d eclaration w as brings scores of letters to my desk, to Hie personnel of the offlt*i*7 and his iiliins for entertaining guests comqibrcial — _ taining a speech by Senator Reed, as Hy rattle-:.nukqn yestefdny, art* Received and the iie rsiste o t sig n s of and the great mujority of inquiries all routes and deliyery systems ure at Murlhorough House. y pleased The house will he ready hy the ipid thus were distributed free of dead. Airs. E d ith J a n e T horton, conflict in p a r lia m e n t Over the arc from good, substantial bud- Iming carefully gone over, checked the vohfhlary co-ope postage to Iowa voters. early p art of August. In his en­ 30, o f Abilene died despite p rom pt p ro sin g financial slu a to n n France. ne: s men who desire to locate here and revised when necessary. Sgpford people, are first-a id tr e a tm e n t, us did Louin commenting on tlu* condition tertaining, Wales will lie assisted permanently." assisting the TRi* London zoo ha* a white ele­ liiirkult, 2, of McKinney. F irsthy his r.idler, Princess Mary, who E a gle s oh U nited S la te s n i r of the Sanford office, Mr. Hull will act as hostess. ter fa r and wid phant. aid and a d m in is tr a tio n of se ru m rency wero eupiisl fjum birds in again solicited the aid of local citi-' te r designed to 1 saved two c hildren a t Sun Antonio. th e Nat iuqal Zoo. zona in speeding up muil delivery eat o t qut-of-a service by supplying authorized . "Thli' .M mail boxes or providing slots in tributing 5 doorw ays.. le the moat ef ' ‘There are still many homes in we could , DOUGLAS, 'r iz * July l.-i/P ) Sanford lacking proper reeeptuDouglass Bale — Aimco Semple McPherson, Los eles for mail," Mr. Hall said," and thunk every * L. C. Bebout, local Logionuirc, an organization which is to the man whd Angeles evangolist, anil iter moth­ becaiiso of this situation the cur7 Transfers of city lots iiad iAo*e cr thun th a t of any other seven er, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, are rlcrs u ra delayed considerably.". was one of seven "P.G.’s or "poo^ Legion what the Shrine Club la'to carry away in property a t Snnford are on the day period within the lu st two Scheduled to arrive here today und He also asked thut transients goofs’’ accepted into - the mystic Masonry, will be completely reor­ tive city and < increase according to reports rtv to aid local authorities in further refrain from using the general ndi circle o f'th e "40and 8" “apartm ent ganized and officers reelected a t ft intelligent o Aimerlcan Login a t initia­ meeting to be held in the letfer investigation of tho cvuogelist's Rvery service for more than thfb .uf ctived a t tha Chambur of Com­ months." “If more va ’’Inquiries received a t my desk story, of her kidnupping. merce offices front local real estate tion^i-efbmonipB held a t tbo Legion half o f July, Members of the elub’ visitors would^ 15 days allotted. hut in Orlando last night, At which announcedd today, and pla'ps Will be really Inte* agencies, and indications ne that show ah increasing d e m n iid fo r It is uiidcrstootl the evangelist____ _ _ t|ic l*y late summer «r_ early full the j business nml> residential property will vinft a shock found, in the de.-i- FLOODS DO MUCH DAMAGE time sc von'candidates were taken adopted desi lesigned to m ake.the 8an« e are only f-do realty offices bent) will be handling’ pch'ed right," Mr. PcarqjUn stilt- eht south of hero which answers into thu o rd er.' ford chapte tpter an w tlvo p a rt of a strong', healthy demand for build-, *■’"> weekly .rep o rts sent to the descripton of one In which sho P. A. Mero, Jqhn Wlmbish, John legion activities tlvitle would be i MEXICO CITY. July !.—(/P)— ing sites nml a c r e a g e with iigrum l-1Dm (Jhntiiher of Commerce l>y va- says sho was held captive, after Disputches from Cuerriavaca say HinlcrmUtOr- and Jim H u ff were ly.” turn I potentialities,’ It. W. Pear- rious SanTurd real estate rtten nre her adbuction a t Ocean Park, near the floods in the Ygntepec and the local "40 and 8" members who ; WILL N t/T BE P ggRNTBIk Some of man, i-oninierciul body secretary, optimistic concerning the early re ­ Los Angeles, May 18. elsewhere In the state of Morelos nc6pmpkMtd " B l« l6 ” Bobodt to the have called sumption of a lively bu*lneess.” said today. Authorities have continued tho apparently were more destructive ordeal, described by him as "very LONDON. are K. L. Se veral eity loti; were sold with­ , Local Realtors report the pres­ search for the shack sho aesfribed than firs t, indicated. Although no gruelling,” Evening Stas boob to a t in the last twu-Jlays according to ence p f a number of buyera in San­ when sba. appeared hero recently deatha hays been reported, the TsnUon in Threo candidates from St, Cloudy Suzanne Leti reports frpm various realty men, ford indking for well located In­ in n atato of exhaustion and told of Yautepec railw ay station um! a and deals now pending are ex­ dustrial and home qjtest and two her experience during the five rive a rt of the suburbs o/..thp town pected to run tlm week’s total of sizable land deals are expected to Weeks In ptblch a b i Was the object sve been destroyed. Grii 1transfers up to a point much high- be closed this afternoon., of a nation-wide Bearish. og« has ben done to c r a fa sm r. Buhrman And ily Installed In Church. Parsonage as Half Price Rale On Auto License Tags Is Placed In Effect Prince’s Engagement Is Denied In London -, Franc Establishes Another I^ow Record Ssuiford Real Estate Firms Report Business Steadily On Increase Clerk (Jets Blame In Brookhart Election Postmaster S a y s Condition Of Local Office Is Impfoted Evangelist To Return To Douglas Today To Aid In r Investigation L. C. Bebout Accepted As Member Of ‘40 And 8’ At Initiation In OrlkAdo J £ vw • "Am �THE SANFORlf HERALD, THURSDAY. JULY 1, 1 9 2 *rUss^r; lv !( ' I ■r n J PLANS E COMPLETED __ y-Thlrd ‘Annual Meetr Jug To B« Held At Bradem ^ toh July 5-10 With 500 To Showers Are General Over Florida And jU. S. ENDS FISCAL South Georgia, Says Weather Report y£AR SHOWING A TAMPA. Kin. .Inly 1. - </P) Showers wore1 general over Florldu nnd South Genrgis yesterday, stud W. J. Bennett, government fore­ raster. today. IIit;h Isiw Prec '600' Preparing- To Attend 1 Hirmin* Birmingham BRADENTON, Fin.. July L— —Plan! ‘hftvo been completed the thirty-third annual ns*em- t*4 ♦ho Vlnridn ntnffVphrp Kn- League to he held in the _ _ Methodist Church here July ! 5;to 10. Between five and six hund delegates from all sections of attend th* asaemhly ’state wilt i Ityd leaders in missionary nml recT«tlonaJ work as well as several 'o f the iwtuit prominent pastors and -jj leaders |n the Methodist Church in | Florlda/aud efher southern states >111 take part in the five day pro- 'grim. /• * 1*• , Boston MuMbIo Chifflcston Chicago .. Corpus JJhHsti Denver lies Moine*^. Dodge Galveston Hntterns Muvre uron Kansas City Memphis •• Orleans N*w *ork Nort|i Platte Oklahoma City _ Mali iirh S 5 St. I .'tiii* Salt ! ske City Sheri'd.i.t Shre\ i.<*rt Toled Washington Florida Stalioim lierlol Burlier In T h , V « r , W A SH IN G T O N . J u ly -. ■'/H * ' - 'T h e federal governm ent closed itJ n• Most •= fisi nl year ending la"* tiicht with n i t pi i- < r $:t77,Tt’.X,ooo. oj '''in- m,irgin?~iilthoui'li helow 'h e ..0 ext un i • of ' no uiKi.iKio rccetit ly ..‘id i,mile hy I’re ident f ’nohdge. n ai J ’ in,.«i four times ;u large n . was . I i expected bv the presnlenl e a rlie r . Ibuf,n (lie year. The surplus will be I Tiiii«vilh/ .j. ...'> used to reduce the public debt. The total l o t of the government \ h o tim st m the Sm ithsonian fn-t'tillion truii collected l inn m - )ol the tise.il year, a.-; il'si | o. e. | to .chid sjn.'iiiru'As in t'entrrrt A m e n ilay o' tiie' tr H s iir y , was $.'!.f*sl, 'isV.Onu, while le ie ip t- for the ve.ir .01 | ca. am o,m led [>■ $J.lttl'J.ifia.OOO. nn ^Talty morning sosnion beginning followed hy reoreationkl periods In the nfternoon, und vltttsttfllNrilont featured thus far danbed include a reception at the r. Jrsdsnton Woman’s rtuh Monday * night, July "5; motorcades Tueada/ and Thursday afternoon; a track let field meet Wednesday nfter. ami T A I.L A H A S S B E . Fla.. J u ly I. -. r. ’poon and n fish fry nnd lioach jiarty c*' a t Bradenton Beaeli Friday after- (/Pi The I n te r s ta te Commerce Interstate Traffic BANDCONCERT Body To Hear Rate P io g ra m of SMifoul's Mum -i pul Baud Concei t' lu r •'! hm Cases Of Railroad dav. JMv I, ai K o’clork trom f'lioon. More th a n one hundred nu- Commission tin- placed upon it. iiobJle* have been providetl fo r, . . , . . ,, ^'tra n sp o rta tio n of t he dele g a te s !, :* "81 1,1 f" r Hh" r ‘ lv JUgh M nnntre county and to th e ) r a se of the Florida Itnilmml Com1G*iif-lwnche»{. |ini--ioii. et nl. u - r - u a, miniher of' Aiming the out of town c hurch I lailroiuhi of the .outlien*-*, in yon .. le a d e rs who will ta k e part in the lieelioli uitli i xti'iy i h i n g e , on in­ I* assem bly p ro g ra m gre: Rev. S. W. W alker, Hi. P eters- te r s ta te sh ip m e n ts m r e f r ig e r a to r [H burg;' Rev. G. A. Davis,• T a rp*o n ' Mjul'nit lit. "** I he c h a rg e s, t he <oinm is-m n de- & '.^Kissimmee; ..*........ .............. loml rliipnicnts, . between points in Itev. Hm F. Rogers, e s t a t e s of Alutmni'i, Floilda. Live Oak; Rev. Irn Barnett, presid­ tGheorgia, N orth Carolina, South ing elder of the Miami district of Csirolina and Virginia. -T h e y are B the Mbthodist Church, Soutii; Rev. l' ' V n n « «T i ’ , .7 ' v \ applied to. agr.euli m al .onsign 1 J. H. Daniels, Lakelaiid: Rov, i*re*F mJnts, hut n. dairy and poultry 1 ...............- iiie hri(Vf .in the case. fU- J. 8. Murchell, i’lant City P rincipally am ong the defend jWA', * Rev. Garfield Kvans iu nd Mrs. unt curriers, the brief sla te s, are 'Evens, missionaries to Cuba; Itov. Oie A tlantic Const Line, Seaboard O. E. Rice, O cala; Rev. R. I,. Allen, Air Line and C entral of Georgia. Tampn; Rev. G. !lulchtu»on, ex ecu A previous a tte m p t to impose n live secretary of tlu* Sunday School {| M.riat|a| v 1>(1 4l. ,H (.lir|o„d n “ ‘’thtidist Church, I.akeluml; , | ri ltl<r ,i,i,.m e.,is ■V Rev. M. o Harbin, Nashville, fenn f||). , I1|IulliMii,,M p, v„, nu.de, „„ jnh.r !>. ' "f\ CROOV< y-Kl i‘\ v ,r y / j i a < i:ni ki i . • s t , r e d today by puhl.c r e f l a t i o n , f>m)zj. ;()1U i t . wi ndi er oily with the aid of th e police, flii-v assert that g ra v e political to n e n e lia te the citadel of New port's society in e xchange for Mini i . | | a| . m u s e to sell p a it of lit' long 1(4V*n|s are ininiincnt Dispatches I'rmii Hendaye vtiv esr.ile to Tailor for e n la rg in g i. < unit Koaianurv’s. fo rm e r pronneH g " |t enui{sp. >^ Spam , lias taken refuge th e re t Mrs. Itudloug received c o n sid e r -t r -. ape in re t in eonnei I ion Nnth j ;,hle attentm'ii last year when she , I,, recent m ilitary ninvenient : hurrieadeil fuuself in th e ir New .igiin- t th e pi linn de Itivicrn gov Yotk residence and Iximlmnled a <rnneiit. ’ . i n i ions i rowd below with notes — | pinned to her h u s b a n d ’s tilk sh ir t,'ionic Italian volcanoes proil'U'e Mr. If iillong, who is -•>eking I o n acid, iioineeiia and otln-1 divi t i c on g*minds of c ruelty, t e ' l • oliiliereipl iiialeisals ill urh rpillll- ji|i« d that lie bought th^ ''reel i uii. tlial t i c 'o r i c . u titg tin p i . tie | (- ■ate from IViliu. and i | g i c I le. It in a r till. I r a t e r I . -II part nl it hark it the lailoi l-\UF\ ? - n,l i t ' E E i Mr' ,h"»r,,v,,n,,,r le W— vesteriuyv-fT’oTfitt—'M il !c would te d to se rv e as cim tai.|, •• ext i adit ion t of millet ineiit.- 111 , | \ M assac u.ss'tts wliurc he la>es a ; State* foe \ '-1'" ti .even lonine year s T l i i n e on n i lii)tior law. mid • .i > fraud c l ree. ‘ tin d e r ^.r),tili(i lioml. '/ V 7, i i t s 1 «50M f-P ff-V \n S S \A L iO f A l .O l S A MLIK/V. * KHVJVIC l Mt M A ' .DbV B 1 l l i I ’ v •! \ V• >AH It 1' . 1A tl ' td H o w f a r d o y o u intem I / t o d r iv e y o u r ^C A R i I ) D on’t judge a motor car by it$ first 10,000 mijet Almost any. ftar will go that far in a fairly sad* factory fashion. V k / T he mil^s from then on will show you the dif. ference between Buick and a lot o f other can | that sell for the same money, 1 1 Buick cars are bui(j for future, Rs wellos-for pres­ ent use. Big volume makes it possible to build them without com prom still ----- a ijuality |I’" / “ k 1 1 J>' S V / I S I I ise^and J S . ^v I ice low. low.'Come keep the price \Jom c in and look tn em i over. Pi I’ 1tl V,.l h< ie ^ i ' ii . O'liligh il M,rmo Jmtl- t in '• oi. • i BUperlnU'ndgnt in charge oi rec*- -title movement.'- frnm one |s>int to I I «'"IIIOt ' < restlon and cultiiro.of tin- Meflm- a nollier in J* lorida, tint passing ♦ dlst church, South; Rev. S. K. ih io u g h Gi-orgia to i h e i r 'd e - t i n a ^ •| Ctt'S Ni:u s it i Garth, Miami; and Rev. A; M. tion. An itpplinitinp for suspeuRoyd, Tampii, evangelist lender, Vmn w as m ade, to the I n te rsta te '.A m ong the prominent lay of- Commerce Commission, it is de ' ”1' I’l l f t ' III i;G. I .lulv i > ficialn who will oartieiiiute ore: ( hired, and the eiirriert “<orri'alrd (d*' \ hu'in, l".o . l> Jdrs. J. M. Gross, i.eeshnrg, lende' their rule.” day did 'onu.tlnng m w Noi'hi ui Woman’s missionary so- ___________ ___ ___ _ ___ ____j.od Rutland, tug d|*|*.ii l oient . i »<i i, ciaty, of the Methodist Church in " | »-,'i\,• lour '.v -’ pay to ,c i i i .i i In, i tho state; Miss Kathleen Plumb K pw orlh League; Miss ei)l|»l,' v Whn-i' ilinlH' V , i it •! i|), Clearwater; Mrs, F, B. Langford, 1 Swope, Orlando; and Mr. and Mrs ! in 1he 1’enplc' . B an k wl ml i re !'• Jacksonville Stout. F. Twil^'V. Tiliupa, song lendet's. ; gent l y »• I' • cil ll* llnnl'*' 1i'll' vv. ilg a MsKHUKIVIII*f 9 1Miss *1Inn dJessica t nr 11 |) niDUl, BlisiueSH sessions of I lie as vein , t un. Mrs. C. H. ArrowSpiRh, v 'Orlsftdo; rl...................... ‘ .1nil It'll s a n d , nv.it i a nd [ .‘Tampa'; Angus Williams, Tampn, Idv will eonelude al noon Siiturdav, 1i n a n e g e i . millnniH'I'll the g i f ! In i. president of the Florida conference J u ly lit. 1d a y . f t C - tT O u T A J A I L ” ' P o c d l ' li-U N It M A I L t-M tV .'.i / D -\/\l I lU H ■ t ' t ' V " 1 ------C i t V i V ! ( I ,,x l i " t i Rich, lie l'iiv .it' I Link. .r. It FvcrvtHIng is gonna In Ml l.'i'ild ( l o x T i o l i l i m i t and A>k t. ll. Patrol f’n'i on tnv wav t" Dublin Ray l.aiupe. 7. O v e itn re La U ui|e-'|ue Sllpoe. h. .Medley SelCi tmn - Sound* from the Sunnv '■'ou'.h 1-eo mao. !t M: tvli - ’I lie New M eh "on S o n a r fv iop ao T H O LU LPffcD MOLLE.ilt O ! "COuLWhil I iilep'ltiis-ion Aminat ' " VAJELL i M A ^ CiOMNJ/N \ CQOOVs n/A VAJALM MA C \ t X H O M E ! NML P o l l \ ,*■ I.iith is. A Dade Constable ] A s p i r a t i o n s ' ^vile her to ‘plnv - n the course, he [ S u s p e n d e d B v M declin'd, apd so his wile demur- t 1 red at fulfillment of the contract. TAM.AIIASSKK. j (i1l I G o v e r n o r .Hurtin i- *m*,| ,J PfiNZI SKfiKS HON’ D NK.WPnitT. It. I.. July 1. I/I't l " d a y susp e n d in g f r ..|., | This city's exclusive colony wa­ M erritt, cohstahle t.,r ....... --------; —.....•• . IKOSTON'. i>xus, July 1. t/P* P. ilist. rict i ,.r vn. of Dllife ennui olid that it is maintaining itself had failed to assist Mrs. Budbme • ontintt *fo Tight .M .tlie stand in Central Park. ! Mau l) ’I tie State-iiian Fulton. 2 A. G avotte The I! II- "I ,Neville t /I ho Ik.'I It Inte/lllCAXt* - I ..I lb■- A '( In i .'! t ■me, i ‘ Wall 1 I ^o of ll,, ll, nm l l . 1 Si'h'i *i".i I he |t"i ma-tei lrs. Bildloag to veil failed to in- .M erritt’s suspem I 7~ t .1 . " f I he th w a rte d social a sp ira tio n s held lore for Distort ;i1«lli<»r»ti«--, in th e executive Report 'TXHowh Balance Totals | , *3?7.768.000. Almost Four I ,,rri7Vnf'’over 'th.: Knue-o Sponi’h .«f '>rs; Melton J. Mmlf.fmr. ~ today is auttcm/tTiTs I" fu rn ish a l l e g e d lmilfva.-um. tti M ill! Times As Large AsWflsEx-I Irontief declare that the governSeeking a divorce. BiiilInTig. ?2<l,tuib-llUll(h^sc III" ill" t Colli 2t*.(iVw^ctt > .... rf“v-, Foil Meyers Jack onville tin Key .Vest .Miami | SANHlRD i Orlando i I'aint a KH ^^Sy Is Stirred k Woman "1 Of New York Abandoned LARGE SURPLUS Riviera By Army, Is Report Itarto'N It «nd \Society Both'custom s rcccipta income me taxes exceed*, those of year, (he latter clenpitc the re- u-tsoNr (MS T{- 9 !»i *• %u<tl.' N. Qhe 'BetterblRCK \ t A -' v > • - ~fHE. EX TiiA PlTiO N l •• OR viC'iMv*! Uiv'M 0/XL? k 1 X M O l . IM.'o *Jl M A SlttVU e >*< J SANFORD BUICK d M.ium.li.i = i- A te n Union Pharmacy A Permanent <> Wave M cCullei^sGrocery Prcptjriiil inns Ami IBlips TIIK BASK L l' BLILIMNt; Commencement Day Candies J u st A Little Difl'i rent .lust u liitle Better *• is P. P a u l ’H'dislinetivu lieaulv service , Saiil'm'iINi Newest .le ueler Tl C. VIELE 1 111 2 o/. Bottle Monarch Catsup r 2.7 c C SC* for (bo Bride 1 Can Yankee Beans With Cork ami (.irailunti'in t o l l s ■’> Sulislanti n jewel er i Phone .’17.-1 Telephone 4X‘J FREE !‘r«im|»t Si'i'Vu e C O N TU IH C TO ILS N E W E ST STYLES p a rc h m e n t / The * Ideal Summer Drink \ Kid Ii2iney*s Dry ( ’leaning Co., will award a $10 eerlil'ieale w ith L i/.im l Irim m IngH h ig h h eels. A NEW ONE I hi .M a g n o lia A v e BUTTERMILK! TO Merchant's Gift Nile, Friday In Ka. Ii of Hie fnllowing men hauls will present .YL\.riU in meivliamli-e. - hi,, l Lloyd Shoe Company I*. Paul Heauly Shop Kill H ardw are Co. i.hiwi Shoe Company. W aters Kandy Kileheu I la u mel's Specialty Simp Veile The Jewler WiMht Unis. Company. MeCuller (iroeeVy Co. A Nubs tantial City ■KHSII l IU RNl-.it iTa i i . y I niou Pharm acy WATER’S KANDY AN1 K irc iiE Mil. VN 1C IttHI.DlNG ' n u Cinderella” Frocks For the liny Tots P h o n e f o r u s to c a ll Diamond Tires For the Tiny Tots ' Fashioned of quality voiles and o th er wash fabrics with bloomers to match. Embroidered in Miapp.t’ designs w i t Ii bright colors. O ther styles show u combiimn " f n n te ria ls si/.es ‘JL to « years. $1.50 to $4.95 BAUMEL’S Keep *•<Ir (dlnllc IIIt til IM-1* tin inly <i> that urn run gall IIS unv lime ymi find that b e s t o f a c t o m o h il i; a c c e s s o r ie s CBOWN CAS Station I 2nd & Magnolia a suit ....... Is «lrv r l c a n i n g nnd YOCIt FAVORITE OIL Station 2 Elm & 1st Hill Hardware Co. pre.-.-ing. (Jur i nr-i ntv mii’'I nnlrl.V mi tin* gn ii ml one nl 11n*in ^•v i 11 jm k ii j, yniir clot Ill's, tiling | hi'in (n u i and We will send them ha, k to .von th e snme <kiv We (|„ „ || Bhi'ifj of ill y ( le a n in g nml reinuve all kinds nf stains. Station :t 10th & Sanford T H E R E ’S A MAN AT T H E CCRU TO SERV E YOU” WKJHT BROS. COMPANY Laney’s Dry Cleaning Co. Phone 455 iS" ii& %• Lo. Service - Quality Fair Prices «. Phone 53 �✓ •vvV y y V ' ' * y y f \ 1* BEfflMi <*. G-. J ' " •: i <A I i t HI tracra* • ■•' 661 fivc-cighthB and th r e c -q u n rtc rs , ro- t t T r t i t i bn a snef quotationsprevail, He HpoLtively” In reflection of t h e . r e ­ ing on the_ Jacksonville m arket to I :• vival of negotiations' for the Nickel ‘day, an reported by tho Floridi _ iteri pigs 'upw ard ntor Pinto m e rg e r; New York. Susquc- State M arketing Bureaffc SuppUei choice,* 170 to. 190-pound ..first hnnnit & W estern was up d half on of all miscellaneous vegetables lim­ averages, I4.801g>l4.00;'(ulk 240 to' W orig«. \\ ALL S T R E E T O P E N IN G th e Haute bnsix! O ther ndvnnces ited; demnnd good; m arket slightly 200-pound weight*, 14.80@14.flD; 270, * ^ J' I MOW YtUtK, J u ly I. -</Pt--Pi>- ii'imng th e rail,, nulii'led D elaw are Stronger: CHICAGO. July 1, to 326-pound butcher* largely 18.75 ?1L,. Beans, % -buB h^hnm pcrs, green, 14.26; fewt desirably packbft, soyfs sway of crap prospects fojr spring sionnl npvrali<iQKr for the ri.<e in & Hudson eon •erlil/le 5 h and~Seax N«r'V<' •-r toil.-iy’s steel: m a n te l were shifted h w m l Ml-Floi .dn (!*, while New $!.2&@l.75. e»vy •wheat, together with a sharp vd sharing butcher Cabbage, double crates, $4.00@ kind „iow btondy . trotn ilie in d iu trii'l to the rail sh a r Yorlf C entral .'■'•js wt wi rfc re j .#lown a bulk, vancc in Liverpool quotations, C h ild re n U rg e d I o | i'<, m any of which were whirhaM m- half 4.25. ------------ heavy VoughA, throw- brought about an early new upturn 11.00(Ji) 12.25; !.v“ t; 1 • t O k ra , Tki-hushcl h a m p e rs, fancy, outs. down to 11,25; heavyweightn, today of wh^at values here. Hot, n d A t 1 O ’c l o c k : m vigorous lirHunn to the high*"• ‘(•iiius of one hnlf w e re recorded |.'o r h \t|i* of (he year. U. >5. Steel and by Polish lis, Serhian Ks anil G e r ­ $2.60@2.7li. ' 13.40@P4.45; medium, 14.15(g)14.86 unfavorable wehthqr for tho west 6 roompd, (Spanish stucco* high tiled rpo/^d ' Jt(0use, Comm it let C orn, s ta n d a r d c r a te s , best, $1.53 light, 14.00@>15.00; light lights, has been reported. A fter opening Clenexai#.\iolors. whieh had fjivi l man General Kleetrir (D/is but the led Al Noon Meet . (lectifriniir p.-rformanees earliei 11. I't'eneh issues sh<iwe«l no response @ 2 . 00 . Brand new. Large livingrbom , 2 bedrooms, bath I4.15@15.00: packing bows, 11.4Q@ 'H*<«>1 *-$ higher, wheat continued ta T om atoes, (is fancy count, $1.75 12.60; slaughter y g s , I4,25@k5.0(f. advance. Corn, oata ad provisions deeline <if the i li'i/ we'd,, ivi'i" foreed to iilt-mli w h a te v e r f to tin dining room, kitchen, enclosed porch* with concrcto (o'2.25. w ire also tim er, 96m starting %@ been eonipleted for heavy |»-oiit ta k in g ami Incited he iranc to a new low level. Polish 8s. Cattle, !),000; fed steers and floor. Hard wood floors. > T om atoes, (is choice count, $1.50 hind the r e s t of t h e . h i s t without G re a t Consolidated Power of Ja n to lie held III th ycnrllngs gonernlly 10@16c higher; % up und retaining much of the • • « 9. (a) 1.75. it 11 f‘ ui 7s and G reat 7s were off a half upw ard gain. k. th is ................ . i t ' ........... '!*»» . »l»»;--nl m.ivenmrit desirnlile heifers sharing upturn; irk*the official ..per -1 T . s..li..K eontmiied an a broad scale. A '''•ss; Mexican 5;) assented, lost This house is one of the best built houses in'^the'clty.* j trade nctitvo; top long yearlings. Advices regarding spring wheat ■\ in the face of the first d is b u r s e ­ iK ivim l equipped by i I he o f heavy CH ICA G O GRAI N M A R K E T I 10.05; medium weight, 10.00; yenrlin South DnkoU wore that ui^£Rs ! M is. Marv Chill.. I te q tlu M if f ic jn exe-.-s ..f a null m ents ,,n Mexican bonds since 1923. igirs, ami henvies, 10J>0; mixed tain came nt once much wheat In House located on lot 80 x 150 facing W. Boulevard Advances of a half to 2 Vi points 1 (t'h ic a g o , .Inly I. (,V>— ) Iroelor a.u.m.need Moon .sirs n «<;ek. with its .............. stFers and fleifeVs, 10^40; grassy the northw estern portionof, tho * Close Close Open .m l several hum!. • d of h u g e r . a m i n e s f-.r I he c.„ , icr-. were iimilc by P a rk I a xiugton 6 V.s I Drive and rear shore line on Pine Lake. Beautiful Y esterday Y earA go T oday she stoek slow, about steady; otlu stato would not even mako seed. ‘ and p a r e n ts s re , x - cs.ntrd.uted m the -tn -h g tli of h ! Manila Kleetrir Railw ays 5s, Kelly • ers strong; Imlls nnd vealora steady There was also word th at in sec­ view of Crystal Lnke and island aectiop of Loch A rbor., primrfiehl 8s and Hronklyn Union WHEATusent for the v a n .a i rnil issues win. I, w - r e fu rth e r I to strong; hulk jif vcnlern to pnek- tions of North Dakota some fields 132 J u ly i te s ts to ii- ’ii a r ,, ii i Mtimnlnuwi by m e rg e r ileve-nm icnts Gas a'vjs, A m erican Meet S u g a r “ ' era. f 1.00® 11.75; nutsidora, 12.00@ were beginning to firo,(nnd would and Coloruiln Fuel & Iron Were Sept, I32,vi Ri'.i-r* UIJ'-j 12.50 and hetteer. uui dividend rtiiuor This house is a genuine bargain a t the price. $^000.s . fail< to average much better than 137 1 10% Doc. ldli'.K S peculative a tte n tio n iv n te n s l heavy. igh ju m p in g contest seed bnck. Rhrep, 13,000; fat lnmba fairly $500 down and balance ip monthly payments. United S ta te s G overnm ent issu e s, C O R N — -» ice, obsta j o race ^ inaTilly i ll th e Vnn Sw -rimr.’ » netive; steady to strong western, tiK'-j Ci7 , S e p t. .lo c k s liccause of tlm Indio!' ilo»',lhotd relatively steady Unofficial wop reports issued [cnntiiSL for childicu , 15.00® 15.25; four doubles of Ore- here today suggested u total do­ 74 *,h 102' h Sept — —under, and a P"f.,V i the nioditiod Nickel Plato 'ooioi".gens nt top; hull* natives, 14.25® mestic yield of about 205,0(10,0(10 88 7 \ ruec will ho am ong I plan worth! nmrit th. . ot MAY YORK. J u ly 1. —i..|*i _ F or11.50; few lots 14.75; culls mostly bushels of spring wheat this sea­ list I'd Pri for j .stockholder^ am i sa tisfy tin* i»l •••«• [ ■•••Ml e .-elianges lower; q u o ta tio n s OA I s ;t(’,a„ 11.00® II 50; sheJp steady; fat son, nnd 500,000,000 bushuls of win­ ■13'N 3*i N, J u ly • ♦noli event will b u | t i o n s raised by. I he iv lo rstst. ...m . ill e, pt ; ;|8 '; 1ewes, $5.50®0.50; two loads of ter w heat t^esvy losses by duoght :i8S, •15 ' k 1 ioiTT liih. and fnl- j niorce comnussioii. With int• m ■> [ G n a t llritaiu, demand l.8<l’/x; Sept, DEVELOPERS • '• 11 x'dr.v fed yearlings unsold; late in Ncehraska nnd Northern Kansas *4 4 1 ' . ■ 17fv ra m rofroshnn nts heightened by tile m e tin g of iiri--1 c'dih t.f<5f'H: tiO-ilnv hills on Dee. I Wednesday western feeders, 14.50 i RYE— were indicated. The condition- 0 $ cuko will 1*' sorv- d ire c to rs to cousidoi the pr p- al-.) |,a n '.s , 1.82 5 - 1'5. A •M) ' and down. 8’J 7', 03 J u ly spring wheat hh a whole was put Nickel P la te eoninion, t he-.ii i t p ra n c e , dem and, 2.til*1- ; cables. {.5* a !I51. j --------'.•■ I ' m Sept. at OH.fi per cent with possibilities & Ohio cem m on and preli n - d and ' 2.70. V O • T» Ice Elect e<l 08 1i Dee. '.18'.K ,r w e e k ly lu n e h e m i] la i e H mi ••■•‘■ml ••‘ ■ml P ' .- lI - u .l | f i ' - t1 aand • ir•••! | i . , | \ . demand, -t.58; .a id e s , 3.51). C H IC A G O , Ju ly t.— l/ID— Itut- of recovery poor. I.ARD |.inns Mill, held at t r -' ;• ' • the l> t pn. • . oi its . .1 1 . t e r h ighe r: receipt-. 10,203 tijiis; Only four tim es id tw e n ty y e a rs 17.115 i in July he Seminole O af-.l Sm dlnrn I adfle ael . I i new e n u m c i y e x tr a s , •’• s 1>j; s ta n d a r d s , j luis th e p r o s p w iiv e sp r in g w heal M U YORK, duly t i /P i liar I tin" lli. 10 17.!2 I 25 Sept. rind \ iv I ! . u . -i at kittees for the o | oak at 15 70; e x tr a lYists, •'t7,-j@38; fir s ts , crop been »o small. llO'l, ‘"'.'l s ; Mi 'MI'IIII li'dllll'S, 5(1’ | RIMS knd sesei d import is :,o I 7.WI Ju ly I min 11 ia! m >v I do o| t a j a i l e r s di-i-tis ed IS 75 t .r» Sept Ill I M.W - YORK. July I ..Pi Hut I B a i S I l l l l l l I l l ^ l l M l l l I I S M S S S R I l B I I M I S I S S I I I I I ^ rJ r ft he i lull w v i/ urgo 1 •down' p:Iee. lint lie i|lo! • (of I •" •I\ lot e Ip I s, |5 . S'J ; I'gg-, III- l.l.IK. i f I r i n g ti m I ho pi tier .i I ' . ' . n f x c r e e e s at Ihc^puri m 18.2.7 I 8 22 Ju ly ivitil 'n e g i d a e ; r ie e ip ts, tin |K |; fresit m and to hrifig as eoliraged pool. In p r o i - ' l g a ' h ' i i d ('xiia f ii sts, .101 f,n:i2; d" | 18.7 . * 18.15 M 82 Sept a '"lull of etui ill'll as I lie V llieir aetivili ; tie ( ite f • 1 .I*, 2K‘si,e20 M ; <hi 1 ennds, 27 A T T i l 15 int.ci rapt mil •. t ■■ Stei'l at one ■ M . .... 1 NEW ORLEANS, July obi a l’ 'U't 1(4-t( \\‘ \i •|'l (•• - s ' [rillggest loll of G. W. t r a e < hec < firm; n ’ceipt s, 2 t(’ , ,ti.!J Pi ( ' n|lim fu tu re s opened 1 v<*dy^'7Rtn. j 5 , In ,■ uyfl ' ivm i«il M"t nr |t h e elllh i aifd a i " ;,k W1 .8 I ; (March, 15.84; Ju ly , 17.15 h id ;. ■ |I",M Inwci . bll< 1’.!(•••!.lyn the K iw anis i lull 1"i , 1 HH AGO, July 1. i/|»i Rota Oct. 145.00; Dec. 15.47. 2 <; if. t *unsnl|(|;i | c<l (\ ;t . \ ii Drive two hlorkH N orth of (Iruimthi Ave„ and one kne, tin* loser to stain ® \\ n,.|| ' tor : i r eipts, IS c « |s ; to ta l U. S ' mn.v. \ d4*1111s 1I'XIKT |»f a cbielien iKimer. ld«n k west nf Dixie Highway l<> North Uidgt'wonri ith and alontiropi'.'ry sk.itd nil | ■liipmentst, s I ; ’,; 1 n trn^k. Il'JViiew N E W YORK, July I jA*)— C"t J bent fe a tu r e s \\er> and llighlatld Avenues, Ormond, Fla. t 1 In I puiais. -luck barrels barely s te a d y ;N o r th ton f u tu re s opened --t'uuhr: Ju ly , m llu' I .ions <'u.ii'tet le ' l '.ir d in a b a ir il t ‘ubbiers, r,.llllf<|iti.2>, 17.81; (let. lli.27; Dectti.^P; J a n . J DON Ki ll HIES UTTLK ( ’U U I OUC’HKSTKA w ere leeled a • f* I ] inr In' t; fair ipialitv. .7.7.i((r>5.'.Ui, 1 7; Mali b 145. 145. 5 ■ NEW 7 ! i RU. July 1 prshiti ( ollllnit l e e I ■ ■‘The Food IX W onderful"* • 11 I'h a irm a n ; I*. 1 . :• | 11 .. . c.............. 1 .. I .... ali-iid I. ; mdb. 1 u -,i. k( d ' old.lcm, $;:.nti„, ■ CHICAGO, July I. < 1*1 (U. S. ( ’ol d, ; ( hi , unit ti •• mi f i| ; b'P ' a . n.o'c id I l a d i n g in l l - J •11 K* 11 I 11:1m ph-*, > , . 2.><ii..t..iil DINING — I’OIH'LAU (’KICKS — l)ANCIN(; I* \ i Hogs, 22UUII, uKistlv Ifxo " ‘ v l ' * ***>-*,“ ’ ■ > ■ ■ r dial i • dine w ' -nmev. iiat t rails ; \ nlic *\ 1111 .I in 2.7 lngliei c a ily (la d in g m ostly by B I S I B l B S i l i H I S I R I I B I S l l l B l S S M s m i l B I M a i l S i m i a id'I wit. I 1 rg e m i . ' ia ; • 1 dci u ■•r •• 1 J \( KSONVIl.r.K. July . Trnw n k : 1'lltil •Inlit tei*: Em 1 E ' a all d l a' m il aid 1 t rial al I = k "I! f:n i l r .1 l i a l d a i i ! \: i d .1 . A. ( 'liittcilt n. >. ' I III M.i .! \ ll !••>...I ti. III! 11 I U\ ir t itutiinM and j Mai k wood, ill. i i n n a i i . \|,u I. I l i nks , w u h I m i i d Stall | r. J ’ 7, Dr. * . I ■I 1 r ;• 1 mI o ( In 1 lead m g ! . 1 t 11,11 c u It tee: l'\ U . Tallii' i. y a m in"- 11 act Inliall \ . I.. Voorlic**-, Or. II I mull I*.u'ific im.yed up a 11 ic elldw -hip 1 (iininit icc' I imi In ucyy loji price for the Ll . 1 haii'tiiau Joe ' o'. y e a r aed Ivrie wa . -t 1 engt liencd t>y |(i(|ctil>oT'lv; Educ.iiloii plane to 11 con side r I lo' N iil.it I'I d .• • K ilw iiiiie y c r. 1 hair | m e r e e r plan, 1 | liicphiinsori. It. I Roii I More y .e ie d buy iirr o| uidimlii.il km e yom nut I<1 . II. I .. |a ir m /in : Ki 11 nk \\ ""d and . p i i i a l l i 's deyeleped d< t'1’1'. Rwh/'i t • o n ; 1 (rgani/.a - 1111 n u liiiia k of protit lal.iie.* in I ItteeA S. R. Ingl.lor,,! S - Slt 1 ;‘" ' 1 ( '''" " ''a l Mot...',, n, ’ \V Tall.ol. Kdyvo, to rn " I' '. ' " " i g below t f . c a m p a ie d [■aI Kditor, Karl .. K . ; V'l,h v'' '' nluv. f' h'« h 111 ’ . j I ndepi mil a t Steels, however, con ____ _ ____ * j t iiiiktI in dcuiaiid. Glib' Td.di and S h is. M u d tn ld i .n h g a in in g .1 LDB WILL! OF PARK &£&g & MARKETS M HIGGINS, SMITH* WIGHT, la c ; Loch Arbor ! am 1s FROIJC WITH IJS L IT T L E C L U B VJrl 1 • *3 •H V a a a '•?L ••/J V*f ains • *a 4J M 1 ary H om e I | • a ■» • bstablisnen i At litfh^wood ,l' H o d ge , a n d Iw •> d In r heael| lake, «yy ih glo.ii' o f the s h o r e _<dj I' .i’ r y (i.t MMI f e d of fro n ta g e on the new lie I r act ' lmn lie. flic .•tale highw ay num ber three. ' l l * long ril eoriiel' o f I lie 11 avn o f al •> h a . front.age 1.11 ih " highway. l ipd ha s a p p r o x i o i n l . ' l y v. 01 d-Ovicdu-Titusville Good Investrtients In Vacant Property A rc vou looking for a good investment in va- '* cant p r o p e r l y c i t y lot, suburban homesite. i or acreage that is ripe lor development? t today affords many I he opportunities w hich did not exist six months ago.Y o u ’ll find the Real i , stale columns of Fhe Sanford H erald a genuine hetb in locating the ■1 >wimming Suit AHEAD QN ITS MERITS lHM’ii'11 c is I', ,|uinal to defect the dift’ei'Niee hv- It of ki\ imderwejil maeliine. I'niii'? in and si'leet ril-Wfin 1 i idn'-ua juid hu assured a iiurfeej swim — B. L. Perkins $ —». VVelnkn BuildinK ^ i n i i R i a i i n i H a M M i B V i i i M M i i i u a i R ! 1^ A *'S ij * a W e have a thoroughly experienced sales organization teeming with, ener­ gy and ability that oan be counted*; upon to sell your property if you will give it honest values to sell. •■.ti it T«i >.• T h ere is a growing dem and for small • houses selling under $7,500; and • goexj, improved truck farms under $ 1,500 per acre. •m The Sanford Herald M IW Q * 81 * .. >v a htltty’.’-' List Your Property With Us every clay. ■ In a gen tine Wil-NVite ami ltu*f cmivontlal m kind of properly yoiMvanl to buy. R ead them in a perfect fi^tinj? 3 M ’ vj |f you have property to sell w e are positive that w e can consummate a sale for you if you will let value die-: 4 late the price. . •Ac - market 3 A M Sanford is sure lo pay a profitable return. Enjoy Your Holiday Swim i’.I- imo a R^al Bargain on the M arket it Finds R eady T his is an indication that there ‘Ss" a real market for values. .. y F.V (*r V I Money invested in any of these in or about A .'3 ■? *' yy cal tu t w 1^ lM,r l v lo.it !•!•! on in. >.l I In limit 1 1 1 lunti 1 . ( * 1 1till Ii loci,I lid to l< III Wed inlying "I V\ ... t a >>• 1 1. a . id AI old g *.i .0 ry \\ 11 ■I. K.irlj gain oi I lo p o in t, a l.n titled fjcLilf p: 11 im Imleil Mathil'.ioii Alkali, Ik S, 1 I the present .site y\:e- Rubber, \lio*li an Tjibaccii, A11 It- I 1 Chemical and ( n i s E levator. . d th ro u g h ilm effort Wi t h I rio directors hcdllhd to •rs id th e Lake .h-.n ip y oi • on a . V i id \ e l,i I !' I.t t .• m il 11111.V. v as for a r a mem ia 1 plan off* ring In ll< 1 Icriu.i. the I> ri eci| l te ie Itol y |i 1 fitcililv of it, ■ At ....I v I 1 oad | H1 1i ..1i |'i d ilud lute. l l i ' c arlo,u" in 1t" 2 .point while Mo a peaky ,v School T im e., the V| jtlliio, a n o i h i r \ ail Syycr nigen road, til, and oilier large pub 1 »• allied a ne\y high ahoye I ;,ve been c o p u la r I'.n* | N'i*y\ Veil, C e n tra l, New l l a y c u a n d ,rs. Roth he and Mrs. Fri.-eo al o adyaiiced bri-l.lv. n China ami the 1‘hilli Foreien e x c h a n g e tr a d in g wa M-onanes for nearly 15 j tc a tim ij by ,t tall in the F rench I Ira n c to » new low level at 2.71 inhcrs of llie board id 1cents. Iieiuainl - t i r l m g y\a no ■ e n am es Dr. Race de )< hanged at $1.8,7 3 -Hi. ivulge at pi i - i n . a rc j Komi Market Is R e ta rde d >a!iotially known linan N E W A4>17K , July 1 i/l’i The b rgymeii. ‘I In- in i, . bond m a tk e t conini'i. d today d . d to be embayed I. it 1 lig c n l re ta rd e d g i l l , lul I'lcnced ill rlt'd by five will o iie r I a r t by the 11<■1>c■1(11n l l i r e i day holiday beginning S a tu r d a y . wliielc ha s been pu r I Dome .tie l a d s w ere relatively' ii.\Js of 7,4141 acri" tin steady with • on-.idor.ddo sirenglli n o rth e rn p e n n n i e r d ' ' .• h<>\\ n by K ne 1 1 1 •; and Erie con f ine, I he enl n • p'-rime vi rtable •I)' which advanced , �w/ ■I, J.V. « THIS 1& CERTAINLY NO ORDINARY CAT Compulsory Military Training •raid ■ni*rcd «ji Herond CU»# Walter, October 2T. 19t», at (ha Poatofflca •I Hanfnrd, Vloflda, undar Act of March a. tt>7. It, M, *KflO .....Vdftor I l f M u a itr M. I., IIHAM. .... ..Aaaaalata Bailor ■ARI.K Kv.JO.HR*. Maaaclav Bailor Am eiTea p ro m o te s a j m ilita ris tic a n d b ig o te d s p irit a m o n g ., ... .■ On* Year—»T.f|(; Hlx Monlli* -IJ.50. th e y o u th o f th e n a tio n . Pcllvnretl In City by Carrier, per A nd a s id e from a n y c o n n e c tio n t h a t m ilita ry t r a in in g week. I Hr. Weekly Edition $1.00 per ytxr, ___________ .m a y h a v e w ith u ltim a te m ilita ry c ris e s, th e m e n ta l an d direct cause ot R P n e i A L ROTICRi ai i obituar y I p h y s i c a l b e n e f i t s t h a t it o f f e r s a r e t h e a llss o<l U ' . ‘ aoi.'.’L d ^ u V e l of'otuoJiamm^nuj A m e ric a 's -p ro sp erity , fo r in m odprii b u s in e s s , gg ee nn ee rra ’ V & U ' W r ' Z ? : ^ ^ d;dvw* 'r't...^ .^ iratcg y a n d in itia tiv e a re needed m id th e r e i> no c o u rse S u . • raj•«. o f in s tru c tio n b e tte r d e sig n e d to d e v e lo p m e n t le a d e rs h ip la n d te n a c ity th a n se n sib le m ilita ry tr a in in g -.Mnvtnnn A a a n r i A T r n r * r . a s TIi* A rsm-latcd l ’re*« la f i r l i i a«- i P iitfin nf d iscip lin e rm p la s tic a n d t h o u g h t­ u ttin ir g ttio th e sshni-kid-t h a e k e ls of tv*lr, «;uilllf'«l l«i lb* uso for reless y o u th is th e one best w ay to m ak e ol th e w a y w a rd , pUblfr<Mloiv* of all Deuni rtlspatrlie* rrodltari l a It or no an^aiaoTtho' c a re le s s y o u n g m an a n e x e c u tiv e w ith force a n d d riv e. nrriUled In llila pupAr (oral now* nnbll«l,»il A r o l n . All a n d t h e a b i l i t y t o l e a d o t h e r s . T h u byy w h o ’ is daily rer)abl» of rspiitillrallon of sparlal "Vy •tlrtiatr' <U*Vatrli*« her«ln lire al*o reserved. (p illed to (|o a c e r ta in th in g a t i c e rta in tim e, w ho is puhiis h e d c o n s is te n tly fo r e v e ry hredeh of d isc ip lin e , soon In arn s THURSDAY. JULY l. fo re sp e c t c o n s titu te d a u th o r ity , a n d r e s p e t ^ f o r c o n s n p A e d THE* HBKAI.D PLATFORM • a u t h o r i t y is th e lu u d a m u n ta l, basic rei|U iiem e n t lo r good I«-‘-l>cr^*r water route to Jafk- •cit izenship. Mflnvlllr. | T h e In le n n il a n d r a t h e r a m a te u r is h s y s te m u f m ilita ry 2.—Construction of 8t. Johna-fntr a in in g follow ed by th e n ta jo rilv of m ilita ry colleges in dlan River rnnal. A m e ric a can in no w ay be c o m p a red to th e h a rs h , a u to c ra tic , Jt.—Hxtrn»Jnu of white way. 4.—Swimming pool, tennia court*, s te e l sh o d d is c ip lin a ry metho<l$ p ;a e tic e d „ in p re -w a r <!erete. f s ' * %.—Augmenting of building pro,, . ,, . . In th e A m e ric a n college s y s te m , e v e ry m an in th e ta n k s gram—hotisea, hotel*, apart­ is g iv en a m p le o p p o r tu n ity to rise ut a u th o r ity if lie h as ment houaes. A..—Kxlonsinn of street paving th e a b ility a n d th e a m b it am . T h e re is no stippi ( " i n i i ol pingram. in d iv id u a lity e x cep t d u rin g th e a c tu a l maneuv< rs ut th e T.—Construction of b n u l r r a r d c o m p a n ies, a n d w h ile sunn- ta k e o rd e r.' I font o th e r.', d i ' around l-ake Monroe. —Completion of city heoiitifira- g e tte ia llv u n d e rs to o d th a t it is but a g a m e to be played in tfnn program. good J a ith . a n d w hen th e co m p an y is d i'b a n d e d real' la n k —Kxpanaion of achoo! systrm with provision for increased p riv a te s a n d <a d e t captH ins a n d lie n le tia iils m ingle at th e n e a re s t hot dog s ta n d . T h e re is no c a ste ' lines, no a u to fnrllllles. ------------je r a c y , n o th in g h u t d e m o c ra tic good fello w sh ip a lth o u g h i p i 'l l H VERSE FOR TODAY o p p o n e n ts o f c o m p u lso ry m ilita ry tr a in in g would h a v e us THE REST TEACH INU b e lie v e o th e rw is e . “These 'vvpr.l*, which I command A nd f a r from in s tillin g a love of w a r a n d b lo /iislty d . c o m ­ thet*. ('mil he in thine heart; And thou shall tench .them diligently p u lso ry m ilita ry t r a in in g g e n e ra lly c o n v e rts Ih r's lm T c n l to unto |fiy i-hlilri-n, mol shall talk "f ia c ra v in g fo r peace, a lo n g in g fo r som e nice o ffic e jo b w h ere thrm when thou sittest in llitnAl p ik e s and field m a n e u v e rs a n d rev eilles a le noL ‘ J ; ; ! A lte r to u r v e a ls of m ilita ry , th e g r a d u a te tifltes n it.. , iv.l thr way,'m,, andwh"n whenth,,u thou w,llk‘,; liest down 1life aj! th e b e n e fits o f tb e co u rse, lea v in g In*bind all tb o u g h tsnnd when thou rlnest up. fort,7. ol' w a r suid lo n g in g s for b a ttle h eld g lo ry . W ar to him PRAYER— is a m uch m ore to llish p ic tu re th a n th e one c o n fro n tin g I lie “Touch' mi*, my (Jod, and Rinu titan w ho h a s n e v e r s h o u ld e re d ;• rifle , a n d lie will lie I tu­ In all things This* to see; bist to gel out a n d s t a r t one. Hut vvln-n w a rs io n ic w ith A ml what I do in anything, To ifn It nit for ’l^i*i*." th e in e v ila b lc iie ss w ith w hich Kiev m ust a lw a y s lo m e , l lie Ilian w ith tlic m ilita ry tra in in g is Ihe m an wlm s te p , m tp TDK LOVER’S RESOLUTION th e b re a c h , o rg a n iz in g a n d tra in in g o th e r s fo r th e ir Disks. Shall I, wasting in despuir. T h e b e n e fits pi m ilita ry tr a in in g in sch o o ls a n d colleges Die b(*c-nu*u a woiuiui ’h f a i r ? a r e u n q u e stio n e d . In tim e s of peace, a g r a d u a te of o m ilita ry Or inuki* pale my cheeks with i arc school is m uch b e tte r f itte d to m ak e a su c ce ss m ; b u sin e ss ’f'nuao anothcr'K ri»Hy are Hi th a n th e m an w ho h a s had no e x e c u tiv e tra in in g , a n d in He she fn tre r thnnathe day. Or [Jr■tli«* flowery, tnenda in May, tim e s o f w a r, th e m an p o sse ssin g th e r u d im e n ts ol m ilita ry i f aho toitika not well of mrt, is th e Tuftn w ho s a v e s th e n a tio n . W ha t r a r e 1 how f a ir ultc* lie? O nly ra d ic a l p a c ifis ts a n d dim Isig ld e d id e a lis ts could s in c e re ly believe th a t c o m p u lso ry ^ m ilia ry tr a in in g in A m e r­ Shall my Hilly heart be pined ’Hnuai* 1 «eo a woman kind? ican sc lu sjls e n g e n d e rs m ilita ris m a n d im p e ria lism . The "Or a woll-dfnponing n a tu re r e s u lts iy ^ th e s y s te m h a v e proven o th e r w is e ,#a n d th e h un­ .Joined with n lovely f e a tu re ? d re d s o f th o u s a n d s of g r a d u a te s o f m ilita ry .schools will a l­ Re *hi> meeker, kinder, than Turtle-dove nr pclirnn. w a y s e n d o rse th e A m e ric an c o lle g ia te m ilita ry i ode as an mnrnB nm rrin* HILTol h a iiiii ' h j As Brisbane Sees It 11*1 MncnolJ 8 h irst ( lasaj| Most Amcrienn people have a deep sealed abhoreticc of Steel above 110. militarism, and are anythin# hut imperialistic in their Purifying Her. views, hut it is doubtful whether President CoolidRoia David Danced It, Perhaps. Mysterious Money. expressed disapproval of compulsory military traiuin# in BV^ARTIIUB HR18BANE schools and colleges will find, general favor. (('opfrlshf 1Wfl* hf Slur C*.) t It is absurd to hold that military training has a tendency to bring on wars, and* it is equally ridiculous to argue that UNITED STATES steel crossed the byoad, and democratic ‘system of military taught in 110 yesterday, highest price. Thai <•*« r "<y tl hath* J Special A t J fliven to l.nilirw K l t ^ n , 1. M 0 1 A K c ih t b F irst. N ati.tnai p. S a n fo rd - ; sta rt'd speculative auction that will drag in little lambs all over , hp rv. stacks were up. h(m(js „] so. bears were down. Ituliviiliiul owruirs of United ’ States S'teel common number !•", I (571 mid all wish somebody would answer these quest ions. What will "steel” do with its four or five hundred million' or more of aicumulated c a s h ? 1 Will it pay out/ aeetlruiilated re serves and leave itself nuked to the winds and. waves? Or will it issue a stuck Iannis? If so. what dividend will that new stock pyiy? Answer t Ini'C questions and you ran become rich in (tie short time • needed to call up your broker Don’t gamble! K e lv in a to r p* Illl{ men I, hut is liu*(|, T e n s o f tlio!i:<:„„|Si users. Kelvinator pJ M c|,andi*r F l . t l Z IK i i FK I . D , of iiiiinv " I■•1lies,” diii-' not me a n to have sipw-irkol tub of limb- tatfo lli-br <<-in % roll ovar Irim . i . ui g •l«voted III' life to "j'l .-(Mg Alic-r lean Kiris” lip now a n n o u n c e s his i ntention l|> “ p u r i f v t (>•• A in e r n a r i 'laK'-. and Ihe Ano rn ati it " A. I* ims, J e t a in t,i I. I'ttii^ All e lie I VV 1st k'H w,tIi . ll> idverti'cs a «.||o-.\ in wbicb 'lie ns -t ln-anl i I'll I Kiri- i-w" i t r» “ it • (i 1i|.i\ h'W ;ir* u MMhi 11 .* t'i ' 1*111111 ir f .lift* liMl • 1hi. *h a r c “ p r o p e r l y « lad " IlMV, be,-I, 4 " , m g u n-! •1, liltb- 1 Inn,ght '»V 1o hi-.it t 1" / mi •I. In canty lostumefor 1> \N< IMi, M A S T E R S "l,.u l r ; 1In t .It cl \ lull It In m t In ">• It mm I U. \ a I' m I K • p r c s s i mi " «•! m i l (inig ill ■I \ •I" IM*t Dial top In Iliar k,11 r fall I" i■i Magi a\ *• d. M- at B • U.'i i Ill la •J Will *!«• fliIII VI" iind'-f land .i • e lln I . I .*7 I il led it" : In IliaV In* IW'u ol t h r e e ■if "In- yi .ii i*i Dn- si'iiDn i n iii iN' i ; in,* I Hi.iHI0 .niMI Wall Ii I all -<*"• i|c Iji-'lllid tn Fblrnl I t" -labili/e Dp* l"i i \ , I .ill " | ‘I ' n| tier,ib-lil l aiix' s el* at-. ii an naiM-i-. lb I* if I... r 1 ■t- m a m u- m w m i i i< • ij. Ml t ad* I'I* I’t. i. |.i. •h | • I • .4 .%|* t« • - f;. Lt-f ■m ■ f lit til N lln tui'li *M*j N ivn '*!• Mi ■o-l „ n l . ! * i »|; I » it Mill1 ;* a r ■ball h ave \iv ml • id* \v, I 1III V. * •lo’ l l 44)11,* I •» w ,sh l In " "ti inti "Mi- • I'M, a nd 11 sail " ID.' I’K o r n o i - 'd i i; i;i-:coi;i) not *"tit i t, i I 1 • sinn in t he m I I,I- < I I ■■ -toil' allow ing \ i*i1 1*i I• fill* 'W Up • •! h leg' ami arm- it "(MM, Will lay until our Mia\ mg t"l 1 1 - I ’a r k \ | D. II Hi'iliti*. 1 I -I.I 1 II' '■ i l. wall/, mr I. poll,a. 4.1 .1 i < limb, i “ 1 ' ll.'-ll 1•I,It •’ I Ill'l l I' 11" |'l t "II.11 1. ' VM 1\ •Ml.Ill* ill* * Shop o . i iiarh"t»»M but won't * in i mi-d m It dr i\ m g mi' I hilt wild dance i- pinhald*. like (hnl David danced It enables till* b cl o r c tin ark. d.Ulcer lo • press frenzied <*mo lions f or whic It words can't I"* loiind. I lancing i igiltallv w a ' all wild inencan I mllan•a among P r i m i t i v e ma o Vliican a iges. "ex pi e - s hllll'cll ■ h ti l llg l d.im ' d lam It Iol ii c \ iia ii ' Ia! I"l I III"', N O W ( ) |l S t a n d a r d Bi hjj m | *«■ t ■ l t»|;|f t-t | . h a \ i ;t l'»n Ml •in . i irl' u I, N o w let* ( 'a . w ill s t a r t d c liv c rin j M o n d a y , J u l y 5th . ({ U A N T IT Y -H IIA U T Y A N D S E R V IC E Y o u r b u s i n e s s s o lic ite d I I I I I M I I I m X R tI ^ j...................... 1 B « « a > a ii.i.m , ni"l.ili . i aib'iad, ail t",im. n inn i Ii I Will ••nl - 11 * a Ml' .Mom \ inyslei nmD Die •i"ii e'.l b"t',i- drawn ii'birV avi*ragi- of 11 |icl maiOi 11111*! train g 11,•- 1'iwn In iiol Inn;:, a ' I tie is \\ I (l.'l I IlianV ' Him ... l h i man inai I, did. danger i' feared Ivlll* ■ er "in- each day in I- Im !<(.( I bn I'l-pnrt dn I in .I i • i in • .I. t w lial v. W"I|||| although I. nnaiiv sm s iveil it "a | f I t h»* 11.iin* wmt l»jjt I. In ll * la-r "'•*■ da »- nt .1ii in .e l i i.i 1 1 •i Ml |'i •• ;u \ iiltrf «»r half I h«i(. l,‘rarir • i> MM •I'M- inai but Dial Ii. i :'.,l l.t ) ' .*' ■ r . .i l 1 In i t ' i*cd Ml* ' •.••*• \Ar •t f r«.n,| | V\ Umllltj Im* sHepI hy a lllVillll il p ii III I In • in i- l and Dn . •. >• •I. f• i11 i f•! i• . » m«*itt \ If sill* Ini not hi to me, *M’i i Hi it ut i o n i l o i n g m o r e l o r c l u n a i t i - i I m i b h i i g l i m n a n - n i b ' - ' i« • f 11 •,> mg 'n i ini" i i " ' i i^ ?l v\ .. 1 • r.t mu* . t f (• I 1\• u i.m v 1 11111 \\ < 1 11; 11 •ii. W hat cure I how goqd hIii* In* *1*. -I,. IM o i l e f a c t o r III c o l l e g e l l l e • "• i " -* i ig-e*, l; . ■. • i •at 1ll r1 M ' 'Hull I ' .t fDI Mil HhIc MI('ll it I.I bl', .1. • Mlg. u| | (» • f.l. IM . 1v• (• i l V Ik* | r 'M Wt ’Dnilse her fortune seems to., Ingli, • » < II !'• i • in nil i d -I m;-1 I vi l; \ l vi i i , nod, V|, pi„ , Shqll I play the fool and die? I''lo fi(la S l i n w c t s >. 1 \ E I S A T RIAL ' n Ii d.e. n ) till I m i ii ■ | , m . I ; a i fr h l.rMi i'U 1“ hr •• f She that In-ars a noble mind. "(,. I id i t ’l i-in tn-l, \ ntil-bi-d Inys ■ la again I a in ||n i I, ,i I, f M l • v < nf ; im u ' .i id 1 •• ii**o |v ninl , b, ij' iild Iciinn-d If not outw ard helps sin* find. " Most of us a re wont to ra n t a n d rail at (lit: alm o st tlailv lb ,I b, m i l.nlimpi-d. , a rr u- d m l " I s I er •*. *i 1ill per- "it ,, ,i . , rMi. •• taid •i i a ! i Thinka w hat w ith them he would do • .1 1 II M il'll? 1 * .iVl'l • ig I i i ' I (•| ' I4i ow ers t h a t seem to com e ju s t a* l h t ' % ball gann* .-tail a* • i ! •;! mi . .• jj' M ' \ - * " . I ' M pii-,,*n i-. i t. SlumT h a t wRfiaot* th rm dare* her won: wen in i<ii , ■< . "i v ,|a\ > Tt *A( n il* LAKE M \ R Y And unless (hat mi ml 1 see. o r a l Home ollit-i i-qually n io)tporttine tn o m e n l, tm t nu i , **i -• p**i* , *u:gc *i-d ilin* lln u* w a s l*<'L'lll,<lllg • ! 1 Dll. \» • Ii. t h .f | |. • i "I -\ • in u t \ " \ . . | ,,| all W hat care I how g re a t she lie? xiIf \ M » .MRS. N V. . I KROMU s Dll u s th a t tbt-Mta in a n rt-allv b le s s in g in • 1 1 ologls V\. ha \ r h* hr taking i- ■• ' L.i!»«*»• l t *I . lln- l a m will i >ii I \ iu,e t \ i mini ji M f ..HI j sent ilmyit by a kindly p ro v id e n c e to r (Inc r n t o i l *,l g u i s e , 1 • W 1 1 planni-il u -: •I- f • • ••vaim* ! f »* -I iff fj firent. or good, or kiud, or fair, I,•'•! tall al II a l, aide pi a v Mill! 04 I"14"|,M 1 . *;i • c1 !.*t t h o s e who tin blind a n d n tm p p ie c la tiv e e n o u g h lo ciuy-c Dn- 11 "I i i Ii' iIim. a guild Iiigi-f, “ a Hit'll h'iVY U •Jim ■ •nr L.t I will lit* t*r tin* mini* despair*rn y»i ••r• o-.ihda, al"ii)' v ' rau «.* I f she loves me, (his believe, » them . gn"d .*'"! Indy m a n . " and ;tlsn ;i rimr I ti% C> ' I will die ere nhe shall |i " i m d - like a dill'i grtevi T'lrtr F lo r i^ i peninsula, these weather sages tell ns, would pri-at bi-r. ' <<- I f *he slight me when I win, • all c'liiibinal inn he utibearaf\* in the summer without almost drtily rains, Va -i J ra n sro rn IIBI aud let her gohe s a .K»tr iff she he not for me, and if an argument is desired, these delv eis into tin* m y s ­ ■ < it v \ i ; i s o t m, ' l i e n Ii n nil ti D V^ i *1 \ d o i i ; \ vi , ■ tVha hat care i for whom she be? d n l al "C. i , i ntileOreig teries of the elements can produce mountains of statistics, •lb bis ri ■ T*. VI I ,|-ee||, i l ong al I t m u 11 ■ — Cieorge W i t h e r 1 mat hemal ical calculations aud formulas .showing that plant , \ a! an d >iu-tn\ . V\ n P I n, in IV h* ■ kii' ". and I Inna lintV * a l l 1 (ll-ili e linn h c i i , M•»,n ’ "Id a s i", I "I ot S ot I .mtii on S a n f o r d VM-ttin* for Inntu* p •A*, I Ml It Ti ■ rr (H a and animal life in this stale would lie impossible D thy earth Ini ., while I I*. Well w HI I b i lllg nl, I I - t we e n 'liOllll mil SxlMMJ. It >mi have siillll'l him; Maybe Iho Rriidenton president , m i »’f . III! Mill’ here should become dry and arid. rest nf I.I;,\ loll.l T , S l i f , |. w e n s p r e e . k ■I 4 ll.ll gold .b Inti, ■ * Wcrtlld like (o httvi, this last set u-s I ....nl iinii:ht'," hood, see us al mice, a* we have .i 11 p>" l 4 ■ | Located as we an* at lln* southernmost tip id l In* nation, ■I satul. Il,,w,-r\ ar, tn . •Meted l*> ' "I |'l " >11' <(111,1 ' ("• it ui"\ H * throw n out. win, is ri-.nlv i,, do business. a " I f , I .1,1 II.. •I , 14* In- w n r a iMi.d' i,. \ I,, , I, ,, , • fli" «(..' a [almost within tin* tropical zone, it i.' ea v to-.lieliev,- that, I I,m |»M"ple (*, i \ , I- •an, ’ ^ I I'M I Ill 4 lit -on 4 4 II" * ", , • Ki es I,l.o I, ham m ock celery I.mil platted nil,, (1,111(1 "i -"in .i l"i d I "I,am: In "»,irI i Kin.(inn a n : at',1 I t ’s h>,rt Myers today, ^ l f Wtl life would become intolerable f rwa in Florida D re freshing i t y«| ' m l " I", king ha, I ,t I mu ' ' !»"■ ■ I, 4 4 '• t?a( I i Uh-tvnl runs thiniigli |iriq»i-rt>. -("**(I I Ilia'll l.ll lit;,I ' 1,1 V V I" SI e H I . bl'ipigbl "on (dtehes, ou r m arbles no* Mil f l , •l■i *■ Vi., , I ' I' '44 II i i , l.it,i, .,>!<>• [j l uni enient to loading slain,ri nnt( ||" 4 ■ showers (lid not come.-it treipienl inD-^-vals to keep the earth nl'.* HI.linn \ I Ini t'i mn I, iii <I' a la i *-*V Sanford by n big m ajority. ■ .1,' 4I t ■ I" I*." I I 1 miles X,,i tig ( >i iedo. SIIO.IM) per acre. I PHI linppen "M ", i a-.|,.r, a .nd I I moist ami dump, and fin* lemperai me at i Ini-'iu a b li point --------o * I, llin-le II I :, lew i Ii 11" 1 1 n ml w • "• ' bnt.o ,| ..nd w it h VI I "I II \ I i a enjoyed ben*. I In *4; I a kfn,w ii I " I,. ., ma n •■I . "i in. Y ou are supposed to he maktog , rn 11-. I»I • • I I ", III , 4" 11 j ,» it is exasperating indeed to have a good t, ill entile o r a g 11 a I wall your (dans to spend a safe ami I I w i-alt b I n . " i n ei a l u m will. ” .\l\ hei* " .11 ' 'I it 1 In 11 .mi'i I bi ne m > •(• pen :;il F ir s t N r.lio n a l H a n k H hlg. Telcyhune Mo Hiinn F ourth. [ T h u r s d a y afternoon pn-nn •,ui.tsip',| by r.nii. ('III it w ould pit will, g"l,l> n • and I In I , I ' m al D o w e l s . mn I,- i ,-,, i:D i I In- .Ii w i b 44 ill, the p|-"|i,-f * I be mui-b more e x a ' p e r a t m g to vvoik all da.v m s w e lte rin g wa l, inning im n I b a t n ' l In in I >, in hi ma de Da- l-l,l.ll t hdt I SANFOKI), FLORIDA 4 M 44 point M I • ll 4. !I pay log IMinle d to -pend a m o m h \4< Among the .kings that enable a ! heat, and then 1rv to sleep through night- of m ore linin',-p- , ill i nu* i :n b •-1Ini - Dn • It II, .44 m n I I. Real E s ta te Insun ,,| 44,,i i y and May e'' . "I ***•-/ nmn to la* self-satisfied is a pm.t I able heat. b, a l t , ■ III l-l !." Kl' I. 4 4 "llld I'M in " \ n*i he ............................................................................................... .. i ' nt - 11 , II I.'UMI' w i l l . I,ml.i ithw av :V. memory. Pasadena IN.st. ."II" 11 am WE SPHCIAUZK C l i i r k c n t k S t e a k D irujq A; iH. lid ; ■i. Crystal Lake Dining Parlor < MA VI-SK \ r 1*. m ' m c iiT For Exchange ( '0 l,n ,0 E ( ;iI REALTY C’OMl’A! -«S ‘tff me Va _*■ • tf)t m | I n t h e t r o p i c - , , n n l u i c ■•-•nds a n - g u l a i r a i n y . r a s o n . d m One thing annul these n o l i " nl 1 i n g w h i c h l i t t l e r a m - t a i l c o l d i n i n u i s l v l , , r w e e k a m i u n u tim e tables, (hey aren't nnv haul tim e s m o n th s at a tim e W e mav n - 1 a " i i n - d that th e re e r to Ynllnw rhUr o»np (*f Di, i.*- a g o o d r e a s o n l o r I h i < t m u lit i o n . a n d w m k t u g , >n/i hi - I ' a . ' i s T tteW load maps. il is l o g i e a l t h a t l - l o M d a , w l i n h i ■> a l n i o - t etni I in p ie a l im oner m ouths. Headline. -'ItnD 'f l in- Low s h o u l d r e c e i v e a h o w e t a d a v d u r i n g l l n M Wlrje Will Me I'-e d A» I ael For I lie 1.ord has , ,ui 11,in I hi l at In-art, amt il it r a m s e v e i v dav Ailtits." Wouldn't Die drys lie d is certain that rains are sent to prevent some ether more tielleil if (hey would do Dial nvei Ullplea.- ii11 1 situation, «o>» he r« ? £ I ' f T h e vvi al In r Is all right. ^ Now th a t chief m a ile r 1 “ g e t down to building Die ♦s * t - Tam pa has litis tire settled, it wilt now the bii'iltes i ol re Smokers. •I In- k n e e l,e r w rong. MIvATI N'( SKUMONS * I, • Ml VMl III-.It VI It w ho ;\tc all and Mn pa "Imi, w In. will a\ .*ld a lIn- , n t goll'g one l e nt Ii"s*. 11, li­ “ Hut. VI., mit DnIll . Il . " ,1, In,- i■ , i I lac . ' .a t i iiii-img fa I ' l a m l Mi i ..I -a—s,nil. 11 11,,. ,,{,( '•"lie:- ot I In- i n, I \ I Ii i*i t uni • e ol l ie ' s • »,uli| I Itml. tn.w \4 ..'al.,1 ' In y • X |'I.iin i I, • : i n 11 a m i uslnng thiiiugh Die gi.iiunl 44 11Ii Ibi•1 tI hInr 1In i l-'iwdi,i- '"1 1 IUU ’ W“ Uld t h ey 11"11 •4 • t f'illitis oil lilt ii w .i \ to Die t ll., 1 n . im ii npi .I 4i-pu-nl n i trrrr«»M’> ' |(*W (|[(I 1u •.it * ii.im 11 ^“ 11 III 1* hr .iii'l --I l ft.,l I* Id.M.ti In t l e d i i, it v lli.l Ill' ((Ir I M r lik; 1in rt Ml*' •M f » l *• •I ' • I i!• 11 ' Ii• I• II I I, .1 Ml C| • it X . . I I I . ' ■'I, |"'n.| : I(A •I I II .1t V|.,4" "lit ... » V •I AYII, ■t f Co.,,1 late ans ■Miral a nd on al-. \ I ell j "Il III t -i 11111 >Y D j I M II. \ t \\ Voll,' able ■i.i!,- I tlglIII •i 1. Inns * Dial rt f lo bit r in -'> 1i»t S i . l.awr I*Iki ( ( •• 1' New N ••r k t ;»L • 10.(Kill,lltlll l e t s of CM. yl ,-4,-n \ 4'ur. w a t, ,1",-' n**t d , - 1iii'ti i f,i> Allteln a n people _ . i ' o n g t e .' sil , I" .. i lln Polo nun l u s h i n g input . ■mv, r \ d a y wa iij,e | >"w mi e u n i g l i t- ligtit ail gov e him, nt Inuldiiig . ainl hill! ->f In .It b. In,ppun I >, I ii I be 44 -a |,| ' ' ' I mle .| at t In If I I ■«' tin- M'll- Ii lit i " ' I I injH'inl niei.t ■I O •" P-l I I lies,. ,,f tl‘ I > -,i I I t "44 , I,c( i 11 tak, • <ti -.I Dnin. Foi­ . oil t In I m ls only I lie | III lire; II ! t I.I III i- In igbt vv it Ii Imp,- ami pi out-1 I e it 4oil 44ll! •oI\ milk,- it so. to.| I’l.ATITlDKS V! I \ D M . I,-.i ,n ....... | .,,(, ire id i.it si,I 1- . , in i a.a ;,14 1 l i t l: \ l D I i not i -vI" d to., nun h ol life. I i . I I.. ,- y e n ti-m p c . I" I" t th,- opinions ,,f nihersTilings were going pretty w:■" . l o w e d i s I s . a ii i i t |.i ' .led . It;-- in ,. b, I igllt . , nround the H irksville Court House. . s o d r a b a l a - b i ' - n t h a t it i.'-' I. It - 1*1-111 . a little i-intigi that a , w bo Imi I ln ni, - in tin- i|i.< IV1,4 "I,.- wdl Jidunt that m o d of .* The voters were fillerti, gin. i i i n p r e ' s i o u e i th , iiiti.d ' th-New York Herald-Tribum*. Shuh. ehurcli ' "im. 1 1 sbniild I mil it in-i e*i I I'DDl1 Dung t..r II, hear**i • .1,|S . Du ■ in pil'd i-.n an- 11 id ly m 44 I , , , b e a r |I "I - l l a d , t > , ,/ , s.-»i v In cni'iin it - mini t--i nut I*- 44 lint mf l ue i ct* :i ma n w■»i,I>I h.iv, 1 y«>u don’t nay so. ......... . willi lln- e v p e i e l i c e of the <d i- ti-uall jdiit,t a, |i , ,,o,| lt a vi i av*, lUl'iite tin m i iii•• iis h | i-tln t will. VU'iiii a gi -*n|, ■>( [M*"('lc ,1 In V-ere ii l•, i ' o n . lln- i . g,„|>, ;ul|l p i n t It t l i l l t u i i M l u - c . m - t ,1 M , o 1 . o t v i> i ..I,. Tin- T oronto Daily S t a r , ni i n-.'i "Ill KlUllll t he m i l i i l l l tm it. i II I - willmg t>, Ufa, 11, e tin- kind ,1 ,le ‘ • 11 lb,l .ii,-, .in,- read m-t i-'sity , iim -I,id | h.il 4 hu ll , \ Il Would - e c u tbn following classified inlu-rtise \ et thi Was d"iii* liV a r e * it• me, ' • 'at, i dotib*tul " " li't t-l nil, i a l u io ' t , e r i T\ i in- know . wli.-l In I I, na |,.,t,l It a-iv timK III Dial . I• Iing ct limn - in.i i I, ., 4 - a , nieiltt “ Si^otcii widow icqtiirc- mg ill New V"ll, , '*11 b.,4,- , ml . n, e t. elimj, ns aUi I"e4 nm ■ been q. b i r l.m-w h-.ig, w , a k i n i t e l t c T ii ,>"ii , In, nii*ii 'Initild be initiated h\ •> ,, line .,. te, t Im i- A b' bad I" , t, lake-, out into daily eleaiting, in, w ashing ’’ \\ ,• <•1 not I In-n- i- a leg i I in,i-1 e ii', l,n I, Wastim glei Dm h. .( -I'ni *.*I4< n .a, .||,|,||, at ion aiippoat* so, j>ut you c a n ’t always a 'I ' iim* nf lininii Dim| tin-v w-ml.l I he VI Ma at l u i ' i - t t ' S i , e el y lot r | * '14not trv In nans o ff m. Dual *iwn a m-ak'-i >>r w r i t e mav m a k e ,,| “ DKUr« th a t way. I 1 (f her s|)| | m*i , v g ti*in* lias 1 - u n i a f ddcl , I till* work iif suite nm* else, il wnilld the a d d l e - s e s ,,, t liy w il t i n g i i f I 1 .---- ---- o --tind oc t o r - who p r e p a r e panit o m s im s s a y s pii (inred by Dr. Henry It. F.l I Friends are nWtcd to call on .In jjHiielit (bat niinisleis ol Die gosjn-l inn.tlu-r, but It i' tmt f ound in a m g . phl' i for peopl e In,aid hire ,-ene4 :*el l i l n g I nt t b -iim,- ol tin- rule t in, 114 t i ' ing t h e m :t' In-, uWJi. If a colt Cluster, who is dow n in bed at -slimild hi* such a body. t "i* m" ’d..- ^\ »11 I! . m r or H u g ' Itucr In.' a very ag o Mjit.le taste w i nni ng mi , cess. It ,. a fine' e \ Ida h< me *v,*ith the smallpox. So\ bifort Uliatel v. It IS pevel pii-- im . y "I w r i t i n g I- ' iiggeatlvi- of a ! . lo do I lie, act mil w r i ti ng. T hey weal Iter if i stqin of b ee a n i | d e nl Die d ep r e s s i n g way m Would put Die d u l l out in m e , t l a l n of lln, light W tllcil one inlike , 1 1 1 1 *"'* 4 ville (Tex.) H nnm r. Friend- ! iblii tn (|i'ti‘rmini* the m t u a l ili ac < 1 to half n ‘t ('•t'i fii I. wlnell -m b rules a r e u-'aillv s t a te d . ( e r t a m m g f a d n e i . ,m,| a - m, o n ­ ’^woirtiln’t let u little tiling like Ii t ' ct cr nf :i v o , m g n.nii i " -: ou -In til- "Wit. bv .his ow n iqcutu! eff, cl. |s line \\ bat could, be les- e n .o u rn g ln g to'PH.V' any- a t l e n t i e i t sm allpox keep tlieic iiway. , is ailmit ti il to tin- miniMi'v. For It l,|: 4 be very b e l p l n l to him and . " it an yh ow , Ai my worm s iim ili.maging the I her e is ,n, link o f honor i n usi ng ' ' v ►— *• - - t»*----valiant endeavor t han the followtIn j Ibis c c as on llii*ii* tin* black «ln-ep ioy of ’Ic Would In- a dva nce d, corn crop m Illinois. Vi my vvorni.s mg old m nidi'h presentalinn ot e th ir ty voice mnlu iiuiuiet - in tin* ncofi-ssion a-, ut oWn-r-. 1 1 iml lulu; •‘•IV U r i c ac compl i she d, a re not •isoml lie u te u m ls. 1 1ruths Dint e v e r y o n e ktmws: A m ini-ter vvlui finds hiniself « Methodist Church, will sing ll v. , nave rend Tltcre seem* In be evident «• DnO t a r m tliis j “ Try tn -pend I c' s Ilian >oil i-diti'tlnl- hike I r»l special numlmrs at the a ver y corisidetabli* ui mi lm- ,,f nniihh* or unwilling to p ie p u ie 1 -.ii ’,, o|> to I In- Tir>( | si-inums vvhicli antu-ltiful ami in I Dt l.oiidon. I 'r e n i e r liuldwin Inis ' e a t . W*cvenlng h o u r - o f worship.- t oloru- , JUi'llchci a tie nnt cim*idi,|- a di * <|U''I il o-n nu,rlv .ii:. 1,i i u | i the i t e ms ^ d o pa|Wr;- iltp rfl’it mo tMUrig how 1 Imnnrrtblp tn tire sl*rmnn* weitten soiling to In In-n i e s had l i e l t e ( D 'ci'ocd SUU» pipes a- gilts, su | “ I tivide ' ea ch dny into i I n ",- per .igifilT.* Tin-., in,. all good Uiff, i toil-: tin* first for work, Du- .we m a n y it would ta k e to m ake a bv othi r*. Tbei't at.* n iiuiub.-c of find 'o r.......I,,-1 wort, to dn. T here w'"11 bet hts hotisi-keiqua i , mail. I i-xcepi tin- fool r e m a r k a bout exwas a pioiie, r period m this conn ] oml for t i-creat ion. ■ a n m iti. o u t there. nu l uding I mu- ; I"’1*ing loo mm b ,.f Mg. s|-puMt*hirtg ho,isi* which m a k e HI N„ ' wlten fun- m is-iom uv work was A girt win, w e t a ( hicugo In-ati- \ lor utetils. aud th, t h i r d for sleep. lutsiness of H.irpivilig “i.lonei- si |«-ver did any Dung t ha t ami,t inted don.- by im it of luii, d uc a tl o n a l . *> <onli-si evi d e n tl y has won an " H e s u r e to e x e rc i se daily, apoao t h f y tudpoles in 1 m e t* " ly ure tic he s who nn l; citlmi ' [ t o n covv o f --liink' w by did not e x ­ I ol tier. Shi' t*"uiPtiu-oI. I hi' t lime is l a r g e l y lias m a n ied a foothall T ennaaw v l o r ((Volutiiig ipto the ithillt v or Die e iergv to p r e ­ j E a l r e g u l a r l y , m o d e ra t el y , and i l e d too much " f Iif,-. f r o f_a , -Macon c he w y o u r food slowly. Tcletrrapli pare Dtelr own. Some nf Dies,- limy oii' t, ami tin- . liur dii- s a r e find ! s t a r . I 1‘tnt itmlcs -vtiiuhiL^id t h i n g s , h u t inHMlitbly.'Thafi* nitNvuch .....................ia........ ................................ lie- bud jit ns low a price na seven- ing t h a t they ipust h ave in t h e i r " T a k e c a r e of y o u r pliy s i c u l , li-fo is built i m ^ i f b ^m. T If no one tndj i ls iinqi "f al ulity an d h o u es t y Claim a Memphis, Term., judge health. M^W*>lutiwn.A The re wnk, of ty 'f jv a r«£t*. comes nlong I,, put s ome f a n cy ,,r m i i "ns, ,\ clnirch had b e t t e r drank live gallons of evidence. ITv “ Do not worry. of tadfringe ,_ "L „ . . -: • • ohah.lv ninny id thesf* sermon- tmve nu m i u i ' t e r nl nil t h a n one c ertainty * mi t h e n it is a good idea was invc Cignling (he Have .f a itth in the fut nr. Ri*!*, a i d be t i e r t h a n t ho s e which would who will pi r at e, tha- • aarntona of eases. , ,, : to pay some attention to them anvf havo beyn t u e p a r o d by t he parbijiia a not her. . 1,1 a " tu llmll,,n of i how, even though they do got ( o|>yright, IH2l) NLA Service, Inc. guodV ”or bud luck. Iseem very inspiring. In v iw•<*«; , - - i FR ID A ) SPECIAL Ladieg Slippers ‘* Sip.00 VALUES * $ 5.00 Lloyd Shoe C<| see t h e w in d o w HERALD WANT ADS BRING RE �i jv: l• > r ' ♦WtTOT . V' v* -.• •■--■* ____ _ ... S ^ - r a n g T O A T ; JUI.Y 1, 1928. _ SOCIAL SLEPHONE ••'V ■' 1»•• - «■f. n■ ••*'/ • " " . • ••.•*':> h. « MRS. FRED S. "4 8 i ■-v -a/.ftfW • # RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217rW D A K J E R . SOCIETY ED ITO R San Souci Members'] i|E;mulls And Thrills Henry B. McCall, Jr., Goldenrod MFSS.LURENE YORK BECOMES THE Are Guests Of Mrs. ; iK ombim* To Feature Weds MissMdMilan At IT il., ’I’, :. v u t\ • i i 1 The f nnual Sunday school picnic BRIDE OF LE CLERQ IRW IN Byrd On Wednesday : I m i l I ) l l i m p n , 1 U l 'i s / will be held at laike Howell Thurs- Barnville, S.C.,June26 tcial \endar * | Mm. I In wk ins Connelly and ba< by motored to Orlando Wedneidalru where they spent the day witp *■ relatives. . ; ] dnv afternoon at .1 o’clock. Fish Henry lioddenberry left. Tfeti! One of the prettiest w eddings o f. tilings of flow ers anil ribbons, I l . r d a y m orning for Arkansas. WF ,.. _. The m em bers nf I he Snu Souci th e season was t ha t o f W ednesday l»otii|uet w as of b r id e s’ lo se s and j l.;uo;h . .mil i hr ■IIn cr..wd <.... .-! »««• l e m o n a d e will- be f u m l a h c d hy Mr. nnd Mrs. H. K. McMillan he will spend two months or* bust* . ’o t h e r mill bat tle for s u p r e m a c y" ll ] t h e S u n d a y school nn<l a jJIcnic hridiri club were p le a sa n tly outer* e vening at K-l f» o'clock a t theTjom e g a rd e n ia s. n muni nee th e m a r r iu g e o f thoir "Hails. I ■imuni Couldinu-’s new" Ii 's u n i i e r will he. t»njoyetj on t h e Inke i d u a g h tc r ners. tninei] W ednesday a fte rn o o n hy of Mr. iTlid Mrs. Leslie W e n t on Miss Mildred H a rriso n York, IncHiluy. , Mrs. Clyde Hyrd at her home on H ighland AvenuC, when Miss Lu- brides maid, was a ttir e d in a be­ i Metro <i, I Ivvyn layer pro,In, ti.,n ^ or" ' ,n tc r f|8t®d LIL L IA N . , ly rd will e n te r ta in I Myrtle* A venue. play ini; "»• Ml;,no T he a te r t„. “ i f sc f a l l ,s cordially In The decorations rein D rcusiiig York becam e tlm com ing frock o f i ream not worn i d)n I .Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Rines Hriilge Club ut ■! ! m J J y A l i v t i i g and dining ^ to rooms bride of l.e Cleri| Irving. . imt,I .r is har d .........II „, st 1 V,t0<l t o nttvn<1' _ over tu n p io is e sa tin . She c a r r i e d ' ! the m isses Adele a n d Elisabeth^:. H E N R Y H l'N 'N McCA LL J R , [omc ,,h M yrtle Av«’- I w here the e:ty«l tables had _ been typo » f st,rv It is. There I mi , lr ... , an a r m hnutpiet; of p i n r a d i a n c e awhat* r c ,'iioiurl. Iaui;b it t„ , itI Tht’ Wonmn s Missionary s o - ( on W ednesday th e tw e n ty -th ird I Riries li ft T h u r s d a y "for T a r p o p '.^ Th- -p io io u s home w as htpiutiI [limed, c o n s o le d of b a sk e ts of i roses. A f te r thee ceroiusuty an in ns a , omedy -till th.-r. fr tvVo " f the M o £ - s h n sla daisies and ferns. ;ir,. I ciety will hold its m e e tin g for the j of J u n e . N ineteen hundred nnd i S p rin g s w here they will s p e n t ^ t deeoi.il) d wi t h pink Kadi- , _ , j w eek end us th e Quests of; -** , . ! i • • form al re re p tin n i w a y held with twenly-.six. Irill hold its s e wi m: enoiujh iioignant ,|imnn to , In it | Ibonth of J u ly , nt th e com m unity r (•■■•mil s h a s ta daisies i «, ... . * , , Scores w ere kept on tallies done i‘Rule's m other, Mrs. A. E. WUa . i • i i .Mrs. We nt ns host) nitons, a ssiste d by as a d.ninati, fu tu re . No o f Mrs. / • I) Rut - in dancing it iris and a f t e r several Harnville, S. 1 church W ednesday afte rn o o n , J u ly ., oai ferns and pink . M T ,.lms nnd Mrs> ! They will also visit a t o t h e r P<u vcnue. , ...Kim. . , + 7. a t . ’ I o ’clock. AH. the laditts in p ro g re ssio n s, th r ie were g a th e re d ," lWI" “‘l 111 Kuriuin!^ | , at(>r in <lv<t!li Mr T h e new [ on the West Coast before- *ctwrr C i r c l e will me e t | iiy Mrs. Ivitreue Tittle, and the .. p ' v ’" " '' "'t; : Coldenrod u re cordially invited to a n liw ayi and on the s t a i r The above announcem ent will be m g home. • . ■ f - own conariv. ; a t u .tll| , his m e e tin g Mrs. Irw in left in th e ir c a r fur an di r ec t ed |Ili*ugg, id h er Inline | [••ire for lop s o r e , it - t r mj ; ot read w ith much inti rest by th e __________________________ t extended It ip down th e L ast Cu^at j f e a t i m - ( tint les Hay and .(oan ut :i;:!ii ii'cluck. (ical l« vv.i aw arded Mrs.' W. C. the mad (if a noinolc ■t i a ui s of the 'Itrid a l C horus ■und nt M L ittle M arion Foot who has been nunte nm s frie n d s of the young ... upon th e ir re tu rn ' will Steven will enter- IT III. In 111111111 ; d r tl^p consola ilirngt-in, playeil by Mrs. ||(,inj. th e ir frie n d s at UOll Mai; cast in « In, h ev«*y actor atui act- ill for several months is S p o r t e d Mt-f.all made iniii.y ri:o her home on M u g ‘AcP " 11 I * ' wh "' h se t.; F annie S 'cm briilgo Munson u n * |n n lia A venue. , cs show ing some im provem ent in »•"«; «»»nn* the past vv,Miim ring Mi*s M u r - T"Mrs. *' '........“ was “the luckv ; "om ii'.'l th e e n tra n c e of the bridal l:en-■ ‘Caswell ole dif fer eil f r o m a n y t h i n g '[•(„. jH „ ^ ra(J„a t ,. „f t|„. | health at th is time. ‘v’ r . t a u « ,, t s<h<,° 1 1,1 one. 1 she hus lit, tnpti-d lieretop m l v I lie bride en te re d wi t h h e r ; r a r lm n d a le . H a , l l i f;li School in Lute in the aftit'iioiin the host ’ Sister. Miss M t Id red H arrison ^ <>rk. ......... . „f ])|ou ()l, |„,r |m ,,.rm i| Mr. McCall is the son of Mr. and «r , Mrs. D eorge P a r k e r and little i ' hs, assisted by ii> lav As wo may not bo ,ab|e to . la m e s I. fam ous f>r country, hoy i son, Robert, returned home F rid a y Mrs. H enry Bunn McCall of S a n ­ l'* " '1 ky ' ' " ' . S i d . ' she is a dt see ml a n t of Vresitr Two, (). K. S . i Wells, Mrs. Hen < a m i*11 and Mrs / I’l'oooi and Ins best m an. Fnrdyce de nP W i'lliain llo n rv H arrison. w a s h b u c k !■** t i n o i i g h the from the ra n g e (leneral IliiMpital ford. and .ittended U niversity of seo ouch one personally, y*f> o’clock ut o'clock a the ' Hi ax to n Ihiggetf. pwvol ^i lempt Hu i'll. Iln' impi)-ssivo cerem ony | Mi wl r P a r i , underw orld i« a dr tilled, whei e liltle Rain a t liu,I been i e Flolnitt noil al.-',i S » t - „ n I' nivei -i tako this moans of oxpresftiO^. Report f i om ing salad )-oiii vjtb mini punch. ' wn I** i fo rn io l by Hr I. I> ltrown fori) Mnr vin is a g r i i d u n t ,1 of ,'ta’deh,mail' A "leril III If 1'it of , ii-.ang t *’i-at inent for a (>vv dnv s. ly. •He i* e o m i y j j y with the ford iTTgli School i l a s s | ‘*];l a n d inn- ilcoposl appceciatioiy; of,' The pin \ or vve r , Mr- Hon ( 'a s . h e. | .:i t o r of t he Fir t. I'rc -liy tc r | lie beard aiel v , . i ! ‘ lt, wh" l n' flust' led even following fbe repmval of a n open llui'der - Sopplv t om pauy and inl.a, o f S o u t h e r n Ffdlture. Hr . Pk p ro g ra m given woll. Mrs. U . C. J|,ri. M r .\,.,| iau ( hm,-!i wonder fill kindoiie of Ihe r e ,ng young Ion 111,’•■• tho m any n- oc i at e d w i t h Id- f a t h e r . m t he when he ' m,| s hinselt bv ae, al* o' • afi I v pin f m m tit * t hfo: t IrnlT, fctn Alumni Cluti Chit louden, Mr- .. I> nossi's null real tleetls ol lovo III I t|< UP' 1 I , t J l ' . t i a t l ge -\ p.a he oieii ot . to* > ' v \ | ■i, t or , of 1' irli I> lov i-line s m,-r, nit do b u s i n e s s , l„ m g .iinior 1hi a t l li«- S i i n f o r, ! M is. Ilia vloi It i; jo M. Mi pi" . n i, I be b r ide ill In -1 w ,',l,lniir yov1 . n e \ t ciu I im I in its d u rin g tho ill­ M, ni c io be r o f t h<. f i r m S a n f o i d I > i \ Mi ., in ■ ...... tier ool A f t e r o • i>. rt Weil,lull' tl' |» to lr) Mo I'lllle, Ml jhtlllO'K Mi l nil. ini In to I ;,o III ' III Voitli Caialim i ' he v vil! ness of our wifo ami m o th er 'Ii - t a -,\ i aal, I a moi. I" pi1\ , 11\ ,1 I Io,, i- vv,-r, ■inn e r g' lc Mis. \V 11 t .at linn i . M i i in l, o f - b i l l [il of. I ii I t,-t I a with Ir i m (!,„>,I- l "innpan v . ti, t f m Sun,In' pluv■u'*y \ p a h e daueo gill, M1 a n d Mi I e M lem.e if I."'-1 P ll'l \ V<pile, 'l.er 1 - 11,1 Ml I III II a m i tho splendid floral o ffer­ hday l iner denil * t . la, ,, '»• ha, leadv lam ’ or I g b t vv;'r • •| ,mi I .,1 fbe ne f it dmo' ings »uu( uho of cars a t t h e linn m o v e h e ' e VV.tll hi: • a n g Iroid, In* sl a iT - p o ia te spent \e r ix u i tlav of Tine < >m It .III t ,, I < erul. Surely we live in a *'de- : b a ttle wi t ’i nnotbei vvaunao f, i the fa mi I\ f lie day h e ie I lies,In v a - the go, " t niaii she loves aid stag, ■ > ae of lightsome limd” .and amaiuf..*^ of Mr ami Mrs. J o h n D . Imkms. londay John n,I l b th e lie -t ‘ opsaf io ml inline .ecu I iin,l‘(,ii! f left, Kldrldirn and Mr.-. D a rd n ie r Mi Ihe Itosi of neighbors. A g a in , 'd Upeiire S t o r y H o u r s to . lac k-oovl l le II I be screen ill •'i V'Ill’s. Well' enllini. on Mrs. !•«,tit and Mrs. Mr a nd Mr-. \Y. T. Hodge!* "f wo th an k you. iVlock at tile L a s t I'll, •<d nv f m a . Dint I'.1i t .in Sunday a fte rn o o n Tallilhl sr.ee S u l ived in the city i-hool. i Mi'-' Floia-n, net i- s p e n d i n g ; m .w . Cn i a n et a l i m b e r e n t e r t a i n e d The lovely home ot Mr. and Mr . I.ucion U.^Philips, Wedn.eitav t*n a short - l a y and a f ew dav< in ilermoi e. I 'olli- uit are stooping at the Monte/.uum. | J o h n Ik .liid'in* of (■ref'eh A v e n u e mos» d e l i g h t f u l l y at I,ridgy, We dMr. mid Mr s. M Marion T ra c y Philips, nesday | b O ur. Friends Neighbors l,,rl; ( Ipsala i Grapcvillo Mis<% V’irj;'inia .Jinkins Miss Carmota Bail)(*r Is (lucsl Of Honor At EnttM’tains Mcnibc Baity rrii(‘:da^/f^iy:ht Of Club Wednesday ! wn; a bl oom wi' li i p i a n t i t i e s ,,f < ut fe L e a g u e of ( bur, 'n • wa s be re I flower: nnd t,in.< on T u e s d a y e i e Mrs. Ynlie \* 111lam J r o s ‘> 'will meet wil'n f t oi u S a n f o r , c t l h u g at t be home , n m g w he n Mr*-. . Luki ns ,■u » r He a'. I o'clock, f Mrs. 11 lima ii,.,l,|u ist with In-^11am,-,I ill h on o r of llel d l l ' l gh t e l . iliess mci I m g "I t b- guest'*, Mrs. It»*k mill Mr.Miss Vi r gi ni a J mk i i i s , on her l o i i i u y Sin ieiy ,,l t he vat I ,-f S, ville. ■ j lurtlul av I' li nver -ai v rch a t t h e c h i n , h a' Ha *kets and va- s o| S h a sta Rev * l ark . Ill wife a r c ■ >joj , duisiys and pit I. R e d ia iu c ]<••> s mg their vnoi' oin at v\liil w a l t o t o . 1 11v i la, ■>i ill -oiud the S|,rings There II be no -;ei v ic • room of 'h , low, r l|o,u win, h h:ol b e t e S u n d a y cvi '.i t h e Smnla.v .b e e n open,',I ell mil'. Fe*t> ole* iehool. ', t pick and green i'l,b,,iis wciv al Arrivals Im i n o i .i : I ' e ' d a y a f l , rni»>n at I n r ho me on Magnolia A .,'line t h e g e e s t s . lie mg i h e m e m b e r s ,,f (lie It F. ( bib I ' h riM'ir w h e r e t h e , a i d t :1 1»11•bail bee n s p r e a d f or play were o i i g l u wifli ha t;e|s ot g a r d e n flow el - eouihineii '” iln g ve e he r v. Th< liinl gam e pmved except ioimll’ i n t e r e s t i n g a n d t he pn/ . e f or high ' l o r e vvii'- won by .Miss L cn ub el l r I lagan. l i e f i e s l m n of s o) a d el ici ous s a l a d , n u r s e wi t h i, c l t e a w er e s e r v t d l y t he lioste-s at t h e eon, lust,ill <•! I,n' g a m e . Those p l a r . t ' g w e r e Mi- s C l a n Z.iyIII y . .Mi** Margaret Pet‘te r . Mis.- l.eiiiibelle H a g a n , Moss Rmil. l i r i f l n i , a n d Mi-- Dori s Wilr-iix Ne.v York. , used t<> c a rry <>tii the dai nt y T v n c r I'nunusim ,I e,vlor mot ,1 of |,ink nnd gic.oii A (>rettv hoti- w edding took I tie [<ae,o|,s lav. us i ve 'e l ight ed ola, e Moodily nt the home of .Mr I| wi t h iiimiei m s J a p a n , ' <■ l a n t e r n s and Mr*. T- f*. 1mum wh i n their ' •‘f d her e g a m e s ot all ki nds wer e d a u g h te r , .oni<!* w a s m u t e d , in 't*la p l a y e d d u r i n g the e v e n i n g u nd e r m a r r ia g e Jo Rob 11 hnul Magriu ' t h e l e a d e r s h i p of C. I*. Wolfe. son ly fn r 'a la r f rouphci ,,f i,-la At ii late h o u r t he host es s s e r v e d lives Mid close fji'iids, Rev. King, ! br ick ice <-r< a m in pink a n d w h i t e of the Huptist ( 1 ;r , b offii lilting. I wi t h in,11 vi,liinl iced c a ke s . On | V A 1.11KZ Miss l.ueile Procter returns The in ide lln /e looked s^veeter Wnoilrnff, .lack"Mir • ban in h e r g o \\t)"f pure whit sat I e a c h p l a t e w e r e iiimitU f a v o r - ,,f I mme F r i d a y from H r u n - w i c k , ( 1# . | dolls g i u t e p n e l y dr osspR lic R u ll, Miami; Joseiih j in,. ! w h e r e she has been s p e n d i n g ' a • mpu; M. I*. Fields. , She carried l>litie.*s loses. The - h o l t t i m e at St. S i m o n s 1-Inn ! Mi. a n d Mrs. I! dgar >ioliloin w i t h h e r mother . . . CanHibell. Ocala; M. l i vi ng r o o m will- ■ t h e c e r e m o n y jinioiid; C harles Str,,ii-‘ w a s p e r f o r m e d w* d e r o r a t , d wild mid 11i e f d * of I>nvt< II.l were gtiesiS He; W. H Miller, ! l a t t i r e woil. wit pink m o u n t a i n S u n d a y at I lie home of 11 ( I. I liinl .Miss M.'ll V • alike ot I oca,' uuist, . J. H. O ilberl. Allan ‘ be a ut v D ro v e i- llie giir-l ,,f MiV fcyer. J i n k - o n villi*: \. Main bands,op !*i f i :,! I e,-l ,-.l •'mm -Itnkins for the vv, ek at 1■ . Mi a mi : H \ I'ergu tile esteem in wh h t h e eo.iide ' There w, I e l‘» ladle- al I It, home on Cl en, Ii Avenue C. K. Trawn-k, Jack- held in I he , ,,until it v I tor,-an i n e e l m g I Inn -,la\ at t he 1^., ^Jarrette, ( frlando Allied I’ier-'oji A f t e r ; s h o r t , n o in • ,e,'i )>i i l,o, lie ••| Mi s [ill, C b a t t a n o o g a ; (>. l A H u n t n : H. H. Hur >llle: R. M. Lewis. falwain (Jillette. | W . K. D i m , a n . Turnnun. J a ck s o n v i l l e ; M. u i d o ; l» S. C a m p b e l l . ICINTKZI’ .MA (liiinesvillc; Robert , a l4 tk a : I». M. Miller, A. Kdson. W ashing I''. S tem vertb, New II. Rose. Wellsvillc. l)erl;e. New York; W. L. Ilydgcs. Tal W, Hladcs J r , Jack \V. W agner, Kissim teesc. Jacksonville; A. Tam pa; Hanks K. ptniia Reach; ('. W. prd; II. A. (iuydcti, W. (i. Wilson, tiiilesStanley W eaver, H er I. Iliirn, .lacksonville ( t lit \ will he n I, Juft e to ilieu m a n y f r i e n d s in t h e i r it eiitly , oiii|,leli"l , home . M r an d M, -. F r a n k S n n t h l-ir Friday lor ll,,t S pring\ rl s pe nd sc >i, Mi s . Tl ilia \ e e e a n d , llildl',',1 w h e r e t h e y will a l e e x p e e t e d h ome till- Sun,lav. w ee k s , g o i ng I'lom t h e n t ■ S Louis. • M o , point s in New \ >n Mrs. A l f i e d E i. -,,n a n d lit!|«* h e r -i- l " r , , n i nn g up u t t e r tier I’llil:nl t|’lii son ii t u r n e d hoiij. Sun,lav I r n m a S h e visi ted m a I'limticr o f S", , lh s t n t e t ml tlien to vvln'ie they will a tte n d as,pii m o n t h ' s \ i - i l wit;l tlu-i, d a u g l i l e i , Flol idil eit le , ( 'enteui.’il. 'Tliev will a wav d a u g h t e r . M u r g u M at West Hahn Mi a n d Mrs. F re d Kit II a n d ah,nit tliree months. Hct'i h. air. Kfief.n and t h e gi r ls went tu t h e F a s t y,,.isl I'm t hem. c hi l dr e n o| Ai vndi a , ■.pent t h e we, k vvhieii vv«« :, verv en ioy. |,|e one Mrs. I.iuniard Vihlen a n d ,l a ugh : ter.. Mrs. Keli nth .'olihais. a r e enj o y i n g a visit with i c l a l l v e s at Mi i ami . pies J i , ret urn, ,1 n one [. from -Ii eksoiivill • ben visit mg U llbm past I Wo week . fa ret Cox. win, lia • h e r m other, Mis. T TO the close of : ,'llnn, (*day a fte rn o o n for 1’yn, n e a r Heist,d, \ a , fill rem ain until Sep lin g fiolu llleie l.e |le g e w heie she \\,l! Htlidiei. M u . A n n a l>. F . r r e s t recetil I •spent a f ew . day: at Me lb o ur n e 1In l a ai e aid wi t h h e r son, N o i h m I »e F ,, i re - t . ;, as,* - ,,l lopt a y Cor. Park and 2nd SI. he n e a r l y IfIXI Haris. A: Friday - Saturday S t a n l e y W e a v e r o f H< rriri, ill. w.iti nno,iig t h e b u s i n e s s v is i to r 1 a r r i v i n g In t ho l i l y W e d n e s d a y . R aym ond Clark Philips, Agnes Dumas Philips. I! f,U * I',. M a v e r of Daytona lYncIi pent t h e da v in S a n f o r I Willin'*,lav t r i m *-11 t i n g bus i ne s s . NOTICE non bn net &■■ ■■■)(■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ l I 5 Scrap Iron % MEETS AT - j 5 P r in c e s s T h e a t r e Then up jumps prices like a Jack from a Box.” ( No Merchant can sell at these Prices continuousN ly and Keep Out of Jail. * (1oine OnWomen’s Oxfords and Pumps, pr., Q C / i IIIIIlil Men’s Broad­ cloth Shirts Each K xtra) Summer Millinery One-Half Price Two IpgJaJd1'* of fancy and plain liata, all shades and shapes. Valias from $3.50 to $2(U)0. Two days only Friduy and Saturday. & I- 41 Remember Mifune Review . . , ' . v‘" 1 " -!>/ VonvVI.... * Everything Is - . WATCH FOR Tllfe DOLLAR SALE NEXT WEEK ' FRIDAY DANCER OP PARIS” » ‘' -jc, •• On Sale —Comedy— II We Meet Again ' I'.’.'-''J--' j.d .|A'I. : ..A ■' - t% v, •. 1,500 Yds., CotttVfi Crepe, Yd........ 8c 2.000 Yds., Bleaching, Yd......... ...... 10c 8.000 Yds., Sheeting,,Yd,............... 10c 4.000 Yds., Soiesette, Y d.......... . 39c 4,200 Yds., Devonshire, Yd............ 29c 1.000 Yds., Pongee, Yd....................... 79c 840 Yds., Pajama Checks, Yd....... 17c Dead Shot! ! ! + ‘ ihilane, News M 7 V-z Pi'ice (A lterations ^ Hows This? •? ? Men’s Palm Beach Suits M ( f l* Q Q C • Y' *£ $ ..'‘ ATfr?* { ^ Only Two More Days Of The Big m RelnodeBng Sale ( Fancy beaded afternoon and at-reet dreases. Flat civpes, geo rg ettes and crepe tie chine. Special fol* two days. Vi Price 1 Mr and .Mrs. F.div.uid Daw e nt e i t . ’iin ,IAMi and Mrs \\ Collii pli n od d a u g l i l e i . Miss I ■ lo d i n n e r S u nd ay . | i.inl Mi a S t a n l e y Haai.ian 11ii* d o ton gues t s of Mr. t;i, k St a Mli . o ! Orl:iud<(j^i Closing Out Summer Stock of Silk Dresses Values from $15.50 to $59.00 Hcanctt ('nmedy andcring l.illivs" A pi ' i i k i ; d n v a f t e r n o o n : Mr. :iii,i Mrs. Km D. S. Campbell <>i F a s t i s mot I n,‘v a nd f a m i l y , Mr in,,I Mt y R. ,,r, a I to S a n Toial \Y ■dtiosd.iv and C. Smitii . Mr. a n d Mis. c H. M.ifli Every Sunday f u m i n g *■-petit t h e dllV here m a b us i n e s s ei s. Mi ris I „ l u ( T>mi* ult, M r a n I % '.in* si, n. | Mi . ( l . ir dui e r an d daugl it t ' l All,'lie, ® 10 O'clock I Mr < lull lie Fl iltadgr , tin Mr-sea M (t I,. Dniivoud ,.| ihtiila. (i,i.. was Re na. Mn l h e i * a n d Helni, e laid S ' All men cordially *invikYt to atte n d . a m o n g the tm 'in e s - vi*il,,rs ,n the i iilge. Ml, ami Mrs. S t a p h y , I Yu , it> W ednesday. ami intule hi.s l a nn n a n d l a mi l v , mid Chaiie.. llllllllH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH IIIIH IIIM he.idi|ii:'.rtel’s at the Seminole. Titdridge a n d Dimly M a t h e r s . HATS / in High School elus! r.<"l5. it Oil children wlibjpre spendilnr the ' f ' e r a short t r i p in vurio is s u mme r th e r e I nev expect to remi ,,f interest in .North C a ro li­ t in n about S e p t. I. na the young collide will l,e at h"ine In 'h e i r Im-nda at Kail-y, \ Mi and Mi’s. R. I. f i o o n i and < .. w here Mr, Heriy T e n gaged in Miss I In K artou were d in n e r guest* • lie Automobile b a s i n a . ; <>f Mr. a n d Mr s. D. Hiovvn S u n ­ / r day. Sni Johnson <>f Jacksonville 'p e n t the day iu Sanford W e d n e s­ T h e f o l l o wi ng e m o y e d n h a t h day a tte n d in g to b u -im ss. illg* p%rt v til H ur ke l t l ake Thi l l ’s ...a n d ...’ linn. TODAY “ PARIS” i annul Duuliling’s ''nmouii novel I I l Vl i Ue a nd l.loyd l luyle I | ne Wedin d'lv ' e v e n i n g rhtfut y a l e h i n g tiij) t.- w j u e bitsiness e.illeit Tluir sf kiv a f t e i i m o n . I am no longer employed a t Hilton's B arb er Shop but will ' Mr. R. I*, t rim'll Im* or, a l l y ini K inlaw had |»*iHP located a t p io ie d the l a k e a: Ins home hy be p erm anently m a k . ti g n wh i t e s a n d b e a c h and Hodges Now Shop next to ' t he dal rghter of Mr iin,l M K. K ml a u of S a n t,'id . ' , l/ai'lev U .aria'll left Tl i dav for f i l l i n g it m no tha t c hi l dr e n m a y Seminole C afe on P a rk - Ave. enjoy the b a t h i n g in t he shultnw and was a g r a d u a l, f ,‘ ho ............ . Long I ' l nml to join M rj. W nrre i w ater With on d a n g e r o f d r o w n i n g . L T. Blackwell. w ,/• ' ii • t ly -oleinni;., I Weilnc ;dav C .! I ninh, rton, on Milfcr leaves S u n d a y l(|iin, N. Y , w h e r e sh. lie s u m m e r . tis from 1 p. m. tu Wi tu ha- been ro, • ived her e o f I Im m i n a g e of Mir Ho.mie Mae K' | t !' i' ;• *,,l Hi.pert Hei i , •vhii’h O ne - H a lf Price Sale tudey vvlin has been lie t a s t e r s , M i s . Ray Fax l i c it Me t all, left M,m I h o m e a t N’^ i d us t a , Da is e m e n ts Sjmfoi’d Gill Married To B u s i n e s s Of Eimibei ton, Phone 800 Yellow Cai) Co. r u. C l i a i l o f t e Tvaier t>,• nt tile r o u t i n g f r o m T: lima wi t h iier t h a i l , " . ’ a n d Mr. Fun,lei hu i k '. | friends of H eoige r e g r e t to learn oT III . lioine on Hark Ave i J V'■fJf»J, �3DAY, JULY 1. 1926. PIRATES LOSE' de For Baseball TO CARDS STRAIGHT 'A lT I A n tc HIT jrS t POOLE’S HELPS MACKS A VP m TO BEAT YANKS andings Lojjt 17 19 23 ’2« 33 32 31 38 4~ , LEAGUE Woj) L o st' 27 43 .39 30 .34 20 35 31 . 34 34 ' 34 35 2d 41 . 25 42 Won 21 Lakeland I - ...... 30 .. 23 Fort Mycr: St *Pi tcr.hm-g .. .. 28 2fi Bradenton . 21 Orlando ......... . Tumpa .... . .... . 23 Safasotr. .... :..... - . 18 S A N F tlR D -*rT Pet; .filfi .fili .589 .5 IS .4.33 .429 .421) .321 Ed ‘Wells .serving for Detroit, .distributed tig h t St. Louis hits carefully and won, 4 to 1. . • Fiftcin Innings were required Pet. for the New York Giants to down Philadelphia Makes It Two .014 Hindi’s Stars At Plate. With Out Of Three With Poolejcinriimaii ... tho BQ/.on Hraves, 7 to fi. Fred .505 Homer, Triple, And Single LindBtrom made u homer which Accounting For <1 T allies;; I->Ljir‘ ... .531 In Four TimesjCurdsHunch tied tie count in the Ihritocnth. Each Team Gels 11 Hinnies J»30 Ho stirted the final inning rally llingles Off Lee Meadows Florida State Dengue f. .50 with a single. Orlando, 0; Lakeland, 1. .493 1 New York . . In Brooklyn, when the-Dodgorn Bradenton, fi; SANFORD, 11. .388 defeated Philadelphia, 11 to 9, F t. Mycrp, 8; St. Petersburg, 2. .373 Boston Rrooklfn got 17" safeties and tho Tampu-Surasotn, postponed, ruin. • Phils, 10. four of which were home k LEAGUE runs, cue by Herman of Brooklyn Indians Romp On Whit^ Sox National League ' Von' Lost Pet. Giants Pound Staves To Get and tvo by H arper and one, by As 'I'igers Defeat Hrowns; New York .... ..,48 »• * ; * i)a MM .080 ’ Cldcngo, 2-9; Cincinnati, 3-4. Wright-done of Philadelphia. Her­ Even Hrettk In Series; Phils Hidden Ball Gels Heflmann .548 3.3 .. 40 Chicago ,---New York, 7; Boston, 0. m an’s home* followed a long pro­ Ldsc To Hard 'Hiltintf Itoh .528 :. 38 34 Brooklyn, .11; Philadelphia, 9. Clevelnnil test o'er what tho Phils claimed PHILADELPHIA, July I.—(IV)— .521 34 .37 . Pittsburgh, 2; St; Louis, (1. kas Hb third strike. And the PITTSBURGH, July 1.—(/P)— 35 .514 homer wnH'/duo to t h e ‘hall bounc­ Poole's double ill* fhe ninth, with Detroit ......... .. J 37 " • Pittsburgh lost its kixtli consecu­ the hasts full, drove in two runs .500 34 .3 4 American League Washington . ... ing inn tin* Iilcnchtrs. tive contest 'Wednesday, St. Louis 28 43 .394 Cincinnati divided a double- urfel the Athletics dWeatcit the Yan­ St. L o u is..... ..... Cleveland, 11; Chicago, 3. taking the first game of the series, kee,!, f> to 4, giving the Mackmen Boston ............ ,. 20 48 .29 BRADENTON, July l.- l header with Chicago, perm itting Boston, fi; Washington, 8, fi to 2. Blades, with n home run, to The H erald).—Sanfonl i .the Cirdinols. '.who defeated the two of n three gan*.‘ berics. In tho Arrangements for the baseball Philadelphia, fi; New York, 4. triple nnd sngle,.Htnrred a t hat for AMERICAN ASSOCIATION deciding gam e of the seri Pirates, to gain half -a gtlme. The sixth inning, Pool hit a lions* run St. Louis, 1; Detroit, 4. benefit to be held nt the Municipal the visitors and Hi the field through' Vou Mist I’ct tho Growers Wednesday, ltedn captured the first contest be­ with Dykes op hasp tp tip the score. Park next Thursday nf ter noon op n difficult catch robbed Wnnor of -071 jjinmnroring tlireo HiadentJ hind I.uque, 3to 2, hut bowed Id New York ... 120 000 100— t 11 2 T.oUlflVlllo . . . Southern Association an oxteu base hit a t a timu when tho opening dny.of the SnnfordPhiladelphia 0U1 002 002—5 11 • j^Iilwnukce l( .filfi|ers for 15 hits and n totJ tho*hitting of Chicago in the sec­ the Pirates had a chance to tie the Mattel ii s-.lone«, Britxton, Shaw- Indianapolis'.. Atlanta, 12;-Birmingham,’7. Saranotn aeries, were outlined by .000 j bases. Perl Griosen and] ond, 9 to 4. score.. Meadows wus Touched often •-* Chattanooga, 0; Little Rode, fi. The Pirates’ loss hy'.nrscdre-of j and Collins; Quinn, Wnlberg Kansas City . • .5.34 were the mound victims. Vance E. Dougina's, president of Nashville; 5; Memphis, 5 ,'(called and .in the nintlj walked, two men Was tlfyir sixth straight and J r.ird Cochrane. .47:1 j Five ruiiH in the third enj St. Paul ....... fi to 2 t Ityi tho local club, a t nn enthusiastic thickness, end 11). who scored when L. Bell drove a Toledo .:......... ^lie recond setback for. Meadows. .443 off Peel put the Celery-Yid homo run over the score hoard. Joe • gathering of baseball funs ul the Mobile,/); New Orleans, 43. Sox Low Second Straight Minneapolis .. •437 jin the lead. The followed! Bush, form er‘ Washington Ameri­ .court bouse YFedncsdny night. CLEVELAND, July l.*~(/P)— •183; tack up with three morei Cnluinlius ..... can pitcher, signed with Pittsburgh Southeastern League Cleveland made it two straight Details of n campaign by which ‘ in the fourth, two In the 1 yesterduyrand will report fur duty from Chicngo Wednesday, van­ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION funds will be raised for tho San­ one in the eighth. Columbus, 3; Albany, 4. Suturtluy.^*— Won Lost Pet! ford club were mode public and the quishing the WJlite S«XN 11 to 3. 11. Mye^s, who started 1 St. AugaKtine, 4-2; Jacksonville, Si. Louis ..:...10I ’100 003—fi 8 0 whole-hearted support of the citi­ Lyons, the Sox star pitcher, was New O rle n n s'.. r»4- 23 * * .701 ru b b er'fo r Sanford was rtii 7-8. 44 30 zens o l Sanford was urged. S ta rt­ knocked from tlu> box in four in­ Birmingham .594 j the third n fter the (iroi Savannah, 2-3; Montgomery, 3-3, Pittsburgh .. <10 001 000—2 7 1 Batteries—Hiiinc* mid O’Farrell; ing today, tho campaign* will be 44 31 nings, the Indians scoring nine Memphis .587 j found him for four hits 2nd game 8 innings agreement, Meadows anil Gooch. continued until next Thursday, 41 35 .539 j runs. Cantwell replaced I urns off him on six doubles anti Nashville coming to n close at the baseball .38 .37 .507 six singles. Levee was knocked (Atlanta Tho game was marred pnrk where a Hudson <uitomnhile .Cabs and Reds Divide 3‘» 43- . .427 qilcnt errors, Bradenton 1 down by a hatted hall in the third Mohilu will be given away by the d u b of­ CHICAGO, July 1— (A1)— Clnri2<i 48 .351 five and Sanford three. inoogn -I |,iu ,,inK afU r “ ficials, f unti and Chicago divided a double Withrow Is K n o c k e d O u t O f S c h e d u le d D ouble H e a d e r 23. 32 ’ .307 Sanford Rock % AB It 1! F N ational. league lieaih r Wednesday, the former win­ Hox init E ig h th W h e n F iv e Infer:''.upled H y 'D o w n p o u r ; !Clllcuillj. 'n o uio 0 0 0 - :» in :i| ! Present plans of tho campaign Beasley, rf ....... 4 2 2 1 Philadelphia at Boston. ning the first game K to 2 by call for the participation of ninny Runs A re S c o r e d ; F ie ld in g S p ro u l |IIttd .A llo w e d f o i l s ]< |c.v<land m2 :ioo 20 x —it 14 2 Friable, s s ....... .. 5 1 1 ! New York at Brooklyn*. hunching their hits in two innings Sanford girls, some "of whom had Dum as, ef ....... 3 2 3 ! 0 f* ( t a s a r e s ,D o r a n F e a 1 u r e s Hut Three H its In . r > F ram es; B nitaie* Lion. SteengraD* St. Louis a t Pittsburgh. and Chicago taking the second U to already' entered the campaign ulCiowe, 3b ....... .. 5 1 2 I McCurdy; Lei. e a s e d Myall. •Cincinnati u(j Chicago. 4 hy pounding the hall to all cor­ ret dy this morning. It was also W. Myers, 2b .... 5 0 2 1 FT. MYERS, Flu., July I. </P)~ lORI.ANDO, July J.—;</P)- Rain ners of the lot with May and Lucas announced that season tickets to D unbar, I f ___ .. 4 0 2 I The jA nln,» hunchctl hits WoilneHln tIn* sixth inninr luiItt*«I | Kiwikii* llurlt r Ikuls Huston • Americnu League doing tile pitching for Cincinnati. the guniea will Ik* given to thoso Holley, lb .......... 5 1 2 8 Chicago -at St. Louis. Four errors hy the Reds aided the day and made i; 2 out of 3 from St. i JJL1 first game ,,f a scheduled dou-j |p )ST<)N, July 1.— |io ton ’was girlH who dispose of ilOO lwioks of .. 5 i ltnWHon,-c Petersburg by w in n in g 8 to 2 .1 T header between the Mii'Jdmiil- ),. |c| (,, live iiits WisIneSday jiy Boston a t Philadelphia, Cubs in their Vim ‘making. tickets to the benefit, and to the IL Myers, p ..... .. 1 1 1 1 J , m l Colts W ednesday aft. riTlmn i WaMiiiigton’s rookie p .le lu r , WillWithrow was knocked out of the W ashington a t New York. one selling the largest number of FIRST GAME Cantwell, p __ .. 3 *1 0 1 !m,l the visitors won, box iii the eighth. The'speetaeular a » inker fieki,- th e score rev. l tm g „ „ | M^.,, (Only three scheduled). books $50 in gold will be. given. Cincinnati, 000 002 010—3 -9 1 fielding of ('asares anil Doran fea­ toVoa fi ft h f r a m e w ith Lul. 1Ulltl’ 8 to 5. .Dan Taylor, of Buffalo, in CIUCAGO. sly* l.—(/P)— A fter --- -, Tho rampajgn is exported fn T o ta ls ...... 41 !-i C h icag o ......... 000 000 (T2TL-J2 , 7‘'0 tured. Itnt, if hy a t to 0 count '■ than 20 years, iii* first game with the Senators, e. lupse of Southern Association rrrnto more widespread interest in jaiul, «»i- tlie hill for the lligii- icon d a hone run and two r.ingles legalized gloi -fighting B atteries—Luquc and Pieinieh; St. Pc tuashnrir F.| All It PO A II conics Bradenton . > Mobile at Atlnntu. tho dub, which already lias many Milstcad, lluntsinger anil Hartnell. 5 0 1 »l .3 0 lanliM, ami (‘ulhrcath, flinging Ur and Goslin iiupkrTWimne run and hack to Chica; next Saturday, in Elliott, 2b , 2b 4 RUnpbrters among local citizens, New Orleans a t Birmingham. « » ■ > O rlu'ii, were both ill fine form, I toy I , MS•. . .3 1) 1 •i ] tl i ce singles. SECOND GAME Medlin, 3h-lb . . 3 ‘Tho largest crowd of tho year is Nashville nt Little Rock. the form of 1 lightw eight chnmIh . 1 II 0 10 0 a the tr.ting pitcher shutting «Jf Lhg Warhingtoa .’Oil 020 202—8 II* 2 Cincinnati . 002 000 002—4 7 t expoctcd to bo present next Chattanofiga at Memphis. Rocky Barnes, l b - p ...... 4 1 nionshlp mate involving • tria l,, batsmen with hut three i. c f ---- ..... 4 0 •J •> 1) Chicago 101 212 l l x —9 12 1 1 Denton, r f 4 Thursday agd President Douglass Boston ( iioo 0 1 2 out 5 g-worn title-holdu Knnsas, the a fc t|(, while Culhreatli liel,| the II 0 i Batteries—M ay,' Lucas and P ie -! Bryan,1, If . . 4 1 1 IJIackstock, if . 4 plans to make the affair a gala oc­ Southeastern League Mandell, the sheik • t Batteries M orrill ami Kurl; «*r. and Sanim I hitlers to five hloivs. rf 1 1 ti n 0 inicJi; Piercy and Gonzalez. casion, Sam Johnson, cf 4 Albany a t Columbus. Wing/iei.l, Fitzgerald, Wilzer and of Rockford, 1 II 1) i II. II 1 tt.t .311 It II PO A K Pnrkt r, c 3 Sf. Augustine a t Jacksonville, Funds raised during the enniSt uses. • » •» first to he con­ t Tho bout it v l II •» o 0 u II 1 II l.fteke .V, c Giants Win Final Front Braves Montgomery at Savanna^. Kid Johnson, ss 3 j pnlgn,«l|C said, will go toward mak­ • 1 •* 0 1 1 <1 41 ducted under ic new law provid Peele, p II t 1 5 II NEW YORK. July I.~(/l*)—The Wit hr mv, |i . 1 ing preparations for the club’s I) * 0 1 1 (1 O Tigers Win ORhongh Outliit ing for ten-ro ud contests, will he ins, p II II it 1 1 0 1 Giants divided their four game seFlorida State Longue (irlsson, p-lh .. 1 fight during the second half. Thu*, • » _____ _ Chicago American ST LOUIS, July I. t/P)—The staged ill, tin 11 il t 11 1 ics with the Braves when they won SANFORD a t Fort Myers. Wimbles. 311 .2 the team, whether it wins or Times •) 1) 1 ll II II Bmwr.s outliit tlie ^ o tiiiit legion haschi t jiarti. tlie home of the final fray Wednesday in 15 \ Lakeland at St. Pelershurg. tl»e first half, will make every the White S n . wiU| prospects of! V \ edne: day. 8 to 7, hut the II 1 .1 u 1 II innings hy 7. to fi. A wild throw j.-( j j v r ,. Tumpa at Bradenton.' .. 33 G 9 1 effort to win the second half, is tile Totals •1 ()• II :! i 1) ivero tlu victims -of four a capacity att :ld!#^^•. The match hy Young enabled Boston to tin i o ,j{,'.j|‘|y Sarasota at Orlando. assertion of Mr. Douglass, who •I (1 II 4 1 fi plays and the 3 igers won, will In* a char :v affair. Wluitcvur Sanford the score with two out in the n in th .1( • . . ' 1. ' ' ' <• .... 005. 320 I told the gi thering that there is e in tho fourth inning, Me-, profits are n f Sized, a fte r the hox- jI Braile..toa 1 (1 (1 t II 0 .... 003 152 After the Braves broke their t i - ; Wiekham. r at long possibility that the winner worked the hidden hull trick ers get wliatl is coming to them,] in tlie IJtli, on an error and tw o , Duran ;tli of the Florida lyuguo title may Hi 1 5 i:. i; *11 on lleiliuaiin, tagging him when he will he devote) to a fund to build , Summary—1Two base hit singles, l.indstrom’s home run I Bou'za' 'll, pluw-tbc champions of tho South- < took a lead off third. Ty Cobh a gymnaslunf for the orphan, chil-1 Crowe, Jtawson, W. Mycl deadloi ked the count in tho Giants’ Cusiuex If caafcrriSls uguo in the fall. f J uIiiikoii. Tlirce-Laeu hits, f U was roailiing a t third base a t the dren a t Mooftlieart. half of the inning, Kelly’s saeri-1 rhaueev 21 The lllinob State Athletic As­ Denton, Elliott. Kucrifhc.J 0 time. • , . flee permitted l.indslruin . to- c o m e home with tlie winning run! <» Detoii __ 21)0 000 200—1 7 1 sociation (led! ires that the a port Pum as. Ntolen huso, Sam. Boston 0 St, Louis ... OftO ODD 100— 1 8 1 should open fitli a charity contest. Crowe. Double pluy, Sid 101) 020 (102 0IHX 100—fi 1.3 1 It is not vm / often that a eli: nee to Barnes to Elliott. Sinj Totals 2711 1 " Batli lie s—Wells and Woodall; is given tp |x challenger to , win* hy Cantwell, 1; Grisson, . KNOXVILLE, Tenn., July L— NtW1.XjIr h ....................... . 11 "/.aeliary, Ballou and Dixon. SI. Petersburg IB0 1)00 001—2 the chainnioO hip such as is given on halls, off Cantwell, 1{I 0, _____ ■*_________ (/!’)—At nn enrlv hour today John j ^ J!1'* 900 101—-7 14 5 Ft. Myers 002 010'ttox—8 to Mandell. [Kansas, w*1to is diunii 1. Left on base, Sanford ti.1 F. McMillan .president of the ' B atteries—Gonewich, Mogrhlge pion l»y verpet of tho New York ton (i. Umpires, Frcdcric| Summary Two hast* hits, Mayo, Third National Bank, who fired a ’ »luJ Inylor; Barnes, Scott and John Stain, a representative of liistol bullet through his brains Hoi'cnce. commission, kas been fighting for Bradley. Time, 2 :i^. Block, Wiekham. Stolen liases, I the Crown Shoe Stores, Inc., wus vestorday afternoon, was still nlivi lti Years, a) I although the title O'Reilly, \Yii;kliain. Sacrifices,! totals Brooklyn Gets liven Break In the city yesterday investigating hut the tiulse was growing weaker came-to him It-fi?. in. his career, the . Delicate inr.lruments hJ Doyle, Fanil, ( asares. Left _on | Lakeland 1 locul roll il businexk cotidiliotiH pre­ and no hopes were held out ihnt-ho BROOKLYN, July 1.—Brooklyn bases, Ft. Myers, 8; St. Petersburg, 'Orlando-. experts say ibis is no indication Invented which enable paratory to the entry of Ids com­ Would survive. gained an oveli break in the four H. Base on halls, off Withrow, 3. that lie wa: a t his best when he to steer safely to a given] Suimo n-v TiV" base liir. I COt.UMI1US, OhU). July l.-,(/P ) pany Into central Florida business. obtained i t the thickest fog. • The hanker, who had been fleet­ game series with the Philliesihy Hits off Withrow, 8 in 7 1-3 in- s a .u fi,, Bap. S t ‘ 4iii luise, —*-Gucs80H of local rail-binls tnor.The first store of the chain o r­ ed to t)i(* presidency April 23, P.i2ti, capturing a fixe hitting .contest nings; off Hawkins, 3 yn 2-3 in- \\ | *' p L> / i r « lls In \'iail. ouglily fam iliar with the course ganization which Mr. Ktam repre- left .the institution Wednesday aft ­ Wednesday, ijine to one. H arper ning. 11it hy pitcher, hy Withrow, j ytniek 01 .nent* is to open in Orlando n*x* ernoon shortly a fte r tho son.i-an- hit two home runs, while W right- I. Wild pitch, Withrow, 1; May.», 1 | ( |, '*• ••>' S |» |il, I; Culhreatli and the abilities 'o f most of tho ■■■■■■« J i b i i i walk, at 53 West Church Street. nual mveting of tIn* directors bail stone and Herman druvn out -one 1. Losing pitch) r, Withrow, t i n t - 1Iju,,!,, -j •11 !'.»• e, L|;e|unil, *1; ( )r- golf stars who will compete, are ’- I inpi ro i Walker and th at Bobby Jones, as good as has Another store, ia to he jipened in been held und walkl-d to his api.rt- apiece. Bill Huber, captain and pires, Tandy apd Rollins. Tinu i l i n e | ill) t , the 192CJ National Open Golf cham ­ the Immediate futuro at Unytoiin tiients several blocks distant. In third hnsemnn of the Phillies, wus 1:40. pionship added to his other cham­ a t U N South Beach Street. Style leaving, he told Cuahier Basil Rniu- sent to the showers .in the third in-' pionships. shoos from the fashion centers, sev that he was not feeling v'ety ning hy tXmpire J'firm an for pfoResults of n questionnaire sub­ •uch as New York and Chicago, well and wouhl not return. ..A r ­ testing 11 decision a t third. . . July l f/P)—The m itted to members ^ f the Scioto art) to be featured in all the Flor­ riving at his home, he showed Philadelphia 101 Oil) OtCU- 9 Ifi 3 •" Egypt Saturday Country Clab where the t o u r a a ^ J ida stores, according to Mr. Stem. signs, of futigue nnd suggested to Brooklyn — .005 022 20x— 11 17 1 mure seriuu) than nt m cht will be held, the local pro’s " M r..Siam bus hud a wide experi­ his wife that he would like to have t,* ' * Batteries—Pierre, Halcht, Yur(By Associated Press) iu>t tlieugh. j.iy.- nn Exchange und others -today, make the youth­ ence in the shoo m anufacturing >onie Ice cream. nt 11, Knight and llefilinu*; Barnes, CLKVLAND: Billy Wallace, ............................. and retail business mid nlso in* Cairo, ful golfer, a heavy favorite. BohMrs. McMillan left tho room on MrGrnw and Krhurdt. Cleveland, heat Babe Herinm., i ()ne i,tlm|,," i nnd n n from persons were hv hud practically' twice as many chain store operation throughout this mission and in her absence Mr.. California (10). Johnny D attn.!kill. votes its MacDonald Smith, the the south. He is inaugurating u Me.Milhin fired a'faillet through the MORGAN TO FIGHT IlLA.lT runner-up, and still more of an •‘one price" policy in the Florida rU h t temple. The hull passed edge on W ulter Hagen, in third Stores', specializing In shoos that through the brain nnd out the CLEVELAND, July 1.—(/!')— •WILMINGTON. Cal.; S ailor1' j._________ __ place. arc to retail at $<l the ;»nir. skull on the left side. T«*d Morgan, junior lightweight The first announcement of the Predicted scores for the winner ,Mr. McMillan had been with the champion,, und Ted Blutt^ Chicago, 2 r . r E K L '* r T s a m t s h t o s a of the tournam ent, to he played opening of these stores will appear hank since 1901. His reports to have been matched for a 10-rouni' in advertisement form next week. the directors Wednesday indicated . bout here Monday night. Blntt ........... - ................ .. <■■»• next Thursduy, Friday and .Satur­ Tho 'opening of the Sanford More the lurgejtt olume of business for j wan signed a fter ho knocked out A rut nt inif i,,.u i i **"1 evclt Hospital in 59th day, ranged from 278 to 298. Many A rotating t h iper bus been de- Stm t. today bv five robbers who registered guesses Is-tween will probably lie announced w ith­ the past six months enjoyed. hy Jimmy Trnnnett, Cleveland, in leys 29(1 in a few months. and 295. with 290 having the most the institution in aeveral yours. | than a round here last night. . i n - followers. Plans Are Outlined Atl. Meeting Last N ightfl Yesterday’s Results By Douglass; Girls Are To Participate Dcds Divide Double Header With Chicago Gala Occasion Is Plan Of Officials Benefit To Be Staged With Sarasota Gulls As Local Opponents Today’s Games By Aisoclacd Press New fneci arc [appearing daily with the iwi/or[league baseball clubs in th tir cf >rts' to overtake or keep dovn th r foes. Joe Bush, now i n Pirate, P itts ­ burgh | hopes fo: better pitching from him than W ashington got. Jimmy Johnston has mndw his firu; ajiponmnco in a G iant uni­ form ns a pinch litter, Ncis hns been sent ti Ilufl do by tho Braves and the ‘(Stmts have sent Cote, this year’s Holy Cross captain, to Toledo,. . ; Taylor, Vash ngton’a outfielder from Buffilo,~ht ii home run nnd two singlei in h s first appearance with the fenhtc *n yesterday. GosIin made i horn r and throe sb'Rles. W asiingtin won from tlie Red'Sox, I to Ii. Enuhlint the Macks to b ra t tho New Yrtrl Yankees, 5‘ to 4, Jlni Poido got n homer in. thu sixth ami in tliciilntirdouhled with basus filled. Spurgeon and Joe Sewell led.-a slugging M tack'that gave Cleve­ land a 1Mo-3 victory over Chi­ cago, each registering a doubUnnd two singles. ’ ■Jf Meyers Ts Relieve Third After 3 Are Made; well Succeeds ’ Senator Rookie Beats ! The Ited Sox, 8 to 5 Beasley Hits Ho With Two On Dumas GretsThr In 3 Trips; GrJ Chalk Up 5 1 PALM S COLLECT COLTS BLANKED HITS TO DEFEA" BY LAKELAND IN ST. PEl'ERSBUIUi GAME RAIN ENDS Rocky K tnsas Will B a t t l e Mandell At Chics go Saturd H 11 • r Hank President Is S t i l l Alive Alter Chaiff Shoe Stores Attempt At Suicide To Enter Bqsuless In Central Flprnla I,’ Hobby Jones Is Rig - Favorite In Coming National Tournament Baseball Club FIGHT RESULTS ’f t , Municipal Field sJuly 8th i MOM AND POP AMN-QOtY BIOIDiNCj *TK«T UirtlSTLC-*—!-' . HAVE A 3PUTT/NG > HEADACHE r - ^ < 3tT AWMY “FPOfA YYlKT fc*OMOCi»Wii - T ^ O i E ^HRteWS A K l* RECORDS G E T ON bX'i W t.W 6 S “ C A N T WOU *SlY DOWN ^ AND BE G(Ui&T ? , ----- ^ Brand New Hudson Coal t CAM't STAND 1rtl3 Q uyt CRAChTu Cj T our. G unvDo T o o h e a r ? ■n o is e - koiaj k c e p QUIET OR X 'U , ^ ^ .S P A fJ^ \O o )—' . To Be Given A w ay BUT THAT ' would ONLV J.TART M E T ' ^ v CRVin ' j * • Boost The [*Vt»A — | Sarasota vs. Sanfort 3 • Thursday, July 8th �rj •ft IIM S 8E B . F1«„ J u lf 1 led bid* on 16 hiRhway ore to be opened b y the id D eitarhneul on.'July 21, to an announcement-by. , 'H athaw ay, chairm an, v aJeeW at* in Columbia, e o ,'-v itro * , ta cast concrete piles, totalling 4B( feet;. Project 4 1 V JU in if^ F la g lc i county, 4 con^peffl)villpitsy\picr* nrwl obutnjifltB, totollbif; ZWTfebt Project 604 C, tRobd <6, ;.ClWlolt« courtly; one fKMont htc-tt span or concrete, abutm ents and onu cop' orutc slab bridge 64 tac t on plen and abutm ents, • and Project 689 ! ! M 5 consist o f Rood 6, Charlotte county, drain­ ring, grub* age ditch, 1H inches w ide,containinage rtruc- pally am ong the contracts ■arded will be those for the ’aclng of Rond Num ber 1 nbia and Suwannee counRoari! Number >1 i s ; popo-t 6wn Os the-'. Old - Spanish D r. Hathaway, in his anenitt, stated, th a t th a t seche trail between Lako City i Oak was in such, eondi- fc counties .had been nnK d a m arket for its bond Khe work to be awarded is b in accordance w ith the pd specifications of the hd D epartm ent and a cereck, made payable to the l fo r 6 . M r cent, of the of the bid, m ust aefompaproposat, Dr. Hnthawuy’s ads. • in g is a list of the connrhich will be nwarded, in ta- bids are within the csof the engineering do­ it:' .5 ~v t* et No. 604, ■Roncl'No.- 1, la county, length.9.14 miles. et 629, Road 1, Suwannee 18.14 mites, f •' • ct 6G4-B, Rosd 6, Charlotte 9.70. ct 689, Road 6, Lee county, lies, IM s a m iJS h W f .m S S m h jump a t him, be he'll grab oVfci4 dead. > But once j lions give tl scratch or tl ieg, and then Clash Between4J.S. Boat And Rum Ship To Be Investigated July i.-jifi , -—Issues raised by a ciaVh bentaen a Canadian rum-ihinnor and t United .Slates coast guard cuttor in Canadian w aters havp been re ­ ferred to W ashington and Ottawa. In the menntime. the hpllet-aearred Canadian boat and the coast guard c u tte r CG-2206 are safely back in th eir own harbors. Ames Vandoverc, owner of the Canad­ ia n craft, says his cOjrgo is a t the bottom of i.:ike Erie; The reports of the Incident, as iuhm ittcd to the duputy -minister of customs a t O ttaw a by Clarence Catherwood. custom officer a t P o rt Colborne, and to W ashington by Ralph Crowioy, superintendent of the coast guard, were a t variance on m any points. • Crowlny's report is th a t the humrunner was boarded Monday night in American w aters. Catherwood’s statem ent, based chiofly on the • • Here lire Wost Point's yout hf ul 'sharpshooters—nJemborsjOf/lbd m llitsry oriutemy rifle tram -r-practisthg on tlioir fiOO-yard ra h ^ H ta s id a i the Hudson river. stories of Vandoverc and his partgome Bpid<,r weba are so strong ner. is th a t the clash took plage lh|,t blrdll can be caught in them within a mile or so of the Cnnn— :------------ — dinn shoro> and three and a hnlf One of the Inrgisst-irog firm! rnllos from tho international boun- in tho country is under construe dnry line. .tion re a r Drntcn, Tex. Sanford Feed & Supply Co iet 603. Road, 6, Citrus 8.03 miles. • ( ct 682, Rond n, Citrus 0.46 miles. • c t 665,‘Road 18, Highlands 6 miles: six foregoing projects arc Ufc o f 'A bsi:u- of Florida •'DIpTRinUTOIlS QF SUNSHINE’’ Myrtle' A Myrtle Ave., t i l ilitt 4th Su Su"' '5Jnb. J n k W. Siteed sAeed }} \ 1* Phone 1'ho’ne 5.1? 5.1l ‘ . :> • A Sunshine. Feod for every purpose. Dairy Feed*’tforse Feed,'Scratch Foot!, S tarting Mash,* Growing . MaHh, Egg Mash. ' “Your Money Hack If You’re Not Satisfied” Plenty of good nourishing feed during the summer is necessary to hasten the molt 'and insure maximum egg pro­ duction during the conffng winter. Sunshine Feed will give result*. it men cheat i more than they OU do it; everj family a car, a They’re fin local1citizens e in Sanford Grove, have led to many loJ n it 1 Sales iri this nature-endowed subdivision ' > • ■ * 1 f Sanford Grove Has Stood the Teit,of Time and building activities there will prove it worthy of the test See Sanford Grove Today Irat National Bank put’up m business? ■ ';; 1 ,or' fP ' ^ Only a subdivision of merit could sur­ vive in a 1'field of activity and develop­ ment'which has rushed Florida to the front during the past two years. ■.■;)*. * But'doesn’t It certainly does-but the beauty about it is, you don’t havd to spend hlOre tb have “that front” Spend “more judigiously”-that’s all. Buy better clothes! They last loh&er and- cctet y p l i e s i [ways. Schaffner & �■ >vi-i »: i 'OTU1 Uld nobl! • KnfUker gained e r Prueslan stale bank £ jnUHonfc of marks. W / : The. convicted ,«W> i L,-* the record fine ■«*“ him, as he IsJh tt* tal Whert' physicim the tied th a t he. is dyir g U -'rr—:---- ------ r . „ A frarhh house in ,J ing , out the cinder than the tear*. la P.ht -' ’together A S'a'Inst resort, one m ay tu rn the screws ln»PNd of upper Ud brick and reidovt tin* cin­ der With n bit of cicatf.fptton or lihen.” v ’ '■? '*•»•< * r ■. ■j; J — :------ - . ■ X u l d ^ ^ b v ’Juem pbS ' inyottd. except a physictari, ini* ** *» « • "If the cinder is on, the conjuw*. ~ ^ m. . V* ’m'. . t . ' Mr* when _ llted an oil r,'Ui turn, Mt inbikt. *n>e torch Id ' • truck waa filling Russian Merchant Is Fined Million Dollars, Given 5-Year Term BERLIN, July 1.— lion dollar fine nnd five labor in prison W^rs, ' Vbolfcof # 1 & hard on Ivan. K u titk j'' Workers .-were today, mehcbnnt, who wan c ' the^Seaboard swindling million* of the Prusslnn state bank. i M H i A ' i S W i j,\ ■ !■ • ^ S =Sr.- i l . S .a s a derlns one unconecloua. A large “wad" o f f Ire 1*00004 through .the ‘»ody of Charles Doran, of Superor, WU- ' "How many spokes did I break?" Doran asked upon re­ gaining consciousness. Ife was not seriously injured. •» ' • STUART—W hittle Jackson, ne­ gro, who. was found guilty of the m urder.of Aspirins Adams, a ne­ gro' woman, w as'‘sen to new) to years a t hard tabor by Judge Elwyn Thomas in . circuit court hero. mi l ­ ' "M . T -m m iiassw e J i Way. July 10 th ^ - , . ' ' r Ivan VtV* . Famous Teacher and Lecturer WILL FURNISH NAME AN1) ADDRESS QUEST. ON JxkpH . ■ •-» •.f •V • Hear Him, This May Be the.g Turning Point in Your Life 8 P. M. RE­ Thursday Evening 8 P. M. Tonight-Be There! City Hall-Be There 1«BBiaiBi!RBIiiBi^^ ~~\ By O. (1. Carmii huel . •••/ How to Close a Sale. The Law of Attraction. / Overcome Fear and Worry. Psychological Moments. How to Make More Money. Make $100 or more every weekl F lo r id a C le a n e rs and D y e r s 41G Sanford A ve. . '•>? i P h o n lT 6 9 1 W . ^B m A u3/nSMSS ( ’’ 'i& n! y l • I I S’ h tln ,,T *tor SU MS sib.-i 1 la s all h e u .i BUY SINCLAIR GASOLINfe . “Full of Eager Power" • t u OiU. -W - M ' 1 »»• sieSItiT *Wn«s. TD»7 rtny n ro iu S I Con lest closes July 10. Awards to bo mnde In front of The Sanford Herald at 8 *80-o'clock p. m. JJP&' By Mr. Cormirbael has been connected with the Dry Cleaning and Tailoring baalness for the past fuurt.en yenra all of which time I Itavs known him perHonull). A t to the Dry Cleaning business.I consider Mr. Carmichncl one of the most practical snd beat informed men In the imsineee in this city. a protects the Le baby/ ' ' SALESMANSHIP AND SALES PSYCW -OGl •This Is to efcrtify ihat O. (L Carmiihiirl has been known by me perHimally for fourteen yenrs anil I have found him to be a splendid citizen and a first class K‘‘n,le,n,,n- BeeBrand To have (ho opportunity. of being Awarded the Ford Coupe, and one karat diamond I : PftVfT^ S 1 I have aim found him to be honest, agreeable and tru s t­ ......... worthy. Respectfully rr» a : Wall, job so well Will practice in all the courts to offer fo r an* i The mayor's Examination of Abstracts of I-and Titles given eapeclsl attention office will expire • . > Offices' in Court House r* * ■>. P ’ ,*V Ml • ley. rsh'rzrrr. F ather ?w nP i l wni | water of St. Mi.b e re .J(for O f iin d Ing lit* How good- y o u r tired, swolieo, t f T lf i jn w if l owes tender, 1 WJV* takes all the soreness but of edrni end ce Domes. Oct a bo* d “ TU” *t any drug or depart­ m ent store foe s few cents. Khd foot' torture forever— if emaller eboet, keep your »frssh, sweet end < To Whom It Hay Concern: . ... Only Days o u ti_ _ . ' J.G. SHARON » foH Just *oak» = fk ' ) A • Aitoraey-at-Lavr . . V | ill ' *' D e n g u e o r IllliO U ffj'lfortft tv' f .i, It kills the .. , j f J E Chills E S 5H | . M feu rla, . ' m'-i.';' M - i l l ’''U lt -.vVW-r... 1 tV■'}*,'---• **<•■ ,• tn±Z-''» - • i is s preHcriptton for . so i out tithing 1i and The Central Florida r Oil Co. 3toConwicc A Co. Ball lamia, Ud. D is tr ib u to r F or 461-1 S in c la ir P ro d u c ts •Jf . 1 3 V a v 1 a J t. PPP ^w • *■ < ig V’ v* I • • ■ .. .. m f . * • * • I-1 ; ••• •• r : IV : vc- y <a .ii* . H otel pna B each - V. : >' i 3 TH E instant you ^peti a tidy red tin or a toppy red bag of Prince Albert and get a whiff of that real tobacco, you know you are in for some grand cigarette-sessions, Yes, indeed^ You take out a run kin’s paper and proceed to roll a cigarette that’s a sure-fire winner. W t •:•••?' ' at!’ .,'- 5, at ''' IO P. M . t ■ V* . A rendered bji the Celebrated Port Pitt Colic-U' ! Od®«nojng and Singing Specialties to be staged-"^ , - ............................... eJ.P|,?iO,Pe r 1cbuple will be made. iptffi at 2u)0. A. M. •’ »*v 'the most geqrgeous m*%*y A t-Tot .... P. A. It teU ertrywKtr* U , tint tm l tot f t Tt4 t» „ . 4mI tO00taU •Itk rrtry kit mf bin *»4 p m itim by U t Print* 41, l.tlVvi because If. A . is crimp-cut and doesn’t . If you have a pipe and want to see flutter all around, it rolls easier. It bums how much pleasure it can deliver, tamp, a better for same reason. And then ‘ load o f ^rincoAlbert into the bowl. Meta the big thrill. . . that glorious tast^I N o who thought they were all set on a smokeri»- ;*i - - m other home-rolled cigarette can hold a program have followed this formula and’ ' «v 7 zti « n d le to that. Cool. Sweet. Fragrant, have become doaiferts overnight. N q * Every inch ajm oA e/ fldier tobacco ia $ke this, Mem " 'a ™ ncipal Sunimer Season Social Event, but “l in Character. 1 - . Morning to midnight, you’ll roll ’em . and smoke ’em. Because every wonderful puff invites another. Yopr taste just never wearies o f this mild, mellow to* 'bacco— good old P. A . T ry this better cigarette tobacco today, It will be a smoke-experience, for a fact. i W i f ’ j,' r ' v ' 4-' • 4 . •. i-r: Dyi ’ < , .,»,y **" ‘.tin ,■- m v th o ^ of Chamber of Com? ► '■ '.-V V < VT.-4IS ?5v m ifl Vr?II*-'.. .‘t 4. . m m; v-'. iV • • ft't • u m iAfyKrA. t/uauKahi i.i; H �V* S l.l •f-^mt^KJnxsKKm* <1*,*, iw ir \'k l V 11—A atom t for l.» . sss; Safe m ? W nUr ,1*1161 Aveflue and Tu.„, w_ _ _ t phobo i l l ; ' i: }y. ^ - ' ,'vr ^ »f4* S !^^iy J n o t / n n ... E. J. LINDSKi tractor and builder. , P la te specifications on req u e st.. All e guaranteed. Residence ,817 Higl land *Bt., between Elm ,and OaJC Phone 790W . *■' ': X \T l _ J ? a line 8e • tin* 7ea U» ,»«. request. rite * A n U i . tossrtJohs. § # 'v ..w H A... . . g ■. ' | «» - 0 — H e u tin g ani* W iim hhH r /. 7--------------------— DODGE BROTHERS "* ' * Dealors >/(’:l ',V8ELL GOODUSED CABS .'* A , ^ ^ I- A ■** ;' « "• ..’: x »■ 1 ' eiileiwsV flODGINS & COP AN 0 0 ., A nt) Radiator and shl *0 m etal em ktu Plain and ornam eiliil Fork. Tel. 710-V M7 French Avenue. 24—Painting—1'uptflSf .& r: *I v •' &?< S ^ R o o r n g W1 . . . FOR 'BENT—! New locatlonjiuly I d, Comer Elm AUTOMOBILE DNALERS: t t y * u fin in g bath. . Clog* ini 211 easy1 terms. C ar 1 Fessler, 242 H caa* .<nr of want to sell your need earn, a 1- .aurcl Avenue. - y T ^ : ,S Myers, Fla and 13th Street. vertlae dally on the classified page. ; ic* FOR RENT—-Two bedrooms e«c ATTRACTIVE rqoi«s to ren t fo r ITIBBRS 25—Florists. with twin beds. CaJ/ ^lT-Park. s. CaJf s llP a /epreaentatlve All used cars better condition. ‘ ■ ** , stores or office*, s i . Park»A ve.| illlar with rates, and Commercial iS tM e t.' W. M. "STF.WART THE FLORIST” FOR RENT—2 foomaf fum lshet Young, Owner, 2^8'^PArk ^Avef ilfication will Better Prices. Flowers for all occasions. npartmont, dose In, S1W 4 Pol Iplete information. McLANDER ARCADE metto Ave. _ ..wish, they will OFFICE FOR RENT—In Meisch Phone 781. ;ll|K Wording your BETTER DODGE BROTHERS Bldg. Apply A: P Connelly A m ake it more efSons, Magnolia and 2 n d ,-J. ROOMS, with or ... 27—Profession's! Services tK'fr.- V... • • SERVICE Reasonable rates. L! t _____________________ f i t s * » O R RENT—Of B ef .space In *ValT NOTICE PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING 69—Rooms For HoflifiplieeplngrP de* Hotel Buildlnf, Apply Wurt auftL give their Mndnm H arriett’s Beauty Parlor. MILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc. W. Warner, VnlderH otdl. ^ aadreaa as ir r r Phono 246 for appointments. -d 3 ‘ ino. number If TWO ROOM Apartme.. isheid Elm Ave. and l3 th Sstreet It*. About one for light house keeping. 719 1V4 acres with ^ . Y p u s . r . h e . p , _. thousand -has >■ EUGENE OIL Permanont Wave— Oak Ayenuc, _____ 8 ueres near i d , the others for $10 per head. Graduate op­ Mt acre near l,och/;Arbor. •“ PHONE 3 ite w lth ^ y o u erators at Murinello Beauty Shop. FOR RENT—Four furnished roomH acres suitable fo r chicken farm . know your address, at $7 n week few at. less, 1215 The Banket. Phone 103. II. CLAYDEN ktiaiunee MOST be W. 2nd Street. Room I Ball Bldg. a t The Sanford '•dr bjrfletter. TeleA SLIGHT sublimation of n vcrtl- COOL Housekeeping and sleeping atlatfanees are not l>rn in the spine may cnuHO un­ rooms, reasonable. 100 North told trouble. CHIROPRACTIC ad­ Laurel. FOR R E N T -T H R E E .U P S T A IR S justm ents will correct the. cause. OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA­ . Prom pt - Efficient Phono IK2-J for appointment'. Dr. THREE UNFURNISHED rooms, TION. APPLY SEMINOLE SESem ecn 16—Service Stations—Repair* W. E. MnclJnugall. Room 307 Pnlvnto hath. Vucant July 1st. QURITIES. i1402 West First St. >• First Natlona| Bank Bldg. • Jng________________ ___ S e rv ic e* 80A-—Real E.stAttf Directory MODEL TRIM CO. 28— R epairing 72— Where (0 Stop in l'owq CARDS for- every 11Q oc_ . ”Wc trim tho car,, not the owner.” Shop. THRASHER A GARNER ' Phone 817 for estim ates, fiorte 395. TYPEW RITERS—All Makes, sold, SANDPIPER INN—Moved from Real E state and >9190 Insurance>. P. W. RADFORD rented, repaired. Orlando Type­ Daytonn Beach to beautiful c»-. 112 S. Park Av*.| Sanford w riter & Supply Co. 42-44 W at­ tnte overlooking Halifax river- a t biles For Sale. com er of Dixie Highway and Cen­ McCALL A FO) —.■I 1 1 --- —1—““ UNELCO BATTERY 8ervico. Bat­ kins Block. Phone 038, Orlando. estate (ntery Exchange. New 0 volt 11 PLIGHT and Overland. tral Ave., Ormond, flu . Room.und vestments. Beat »ye a re among lq.te b a tte rie s.! 12i>0, „ Guaranteed ,'M otor.,Co., Park, and. reasonable fates. •'Summer y^r lfstings.^ -Phor 745r...... EXPERT REPAIRING - _ board f year. Com er Third and Oak. season opens July 1. Dinners by Typewriters And Adding* Machines. appointment. P hole 1698-M or SEE R. C. TISDALE fo r good buys PAUL H. NIX. BECKER A u tq . Electric Company. DODGE n te P. O. Box 13e, Ormond. in Real Estate, 230 Meisch BalldWith .Haynes A R atliff. Rhone 840 Electric Specialists on automo; Phillips Co., Inc. Graham Trucks, mobiles. V Sparton Service. ,t4—Apartments For Rent St. Phone 0. *• 'W est F lnjt S tre e p Sanford--- ^--------------- ' ~T" * ------ ----- 85— Lots For Sale '_j_ ONE 2-room apartm ent, one bed­ j a n i ^ i N g w o r k s . 18— Business Service Offered HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY room, hot ami cold w ater. 311 LOTS--50xl26 pine and oak shade, GOODYEAR TIRES. —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. Magnolia. near school. $160 y * h . R. J. 3. L. Batteries, EXPERT PIANO TUNING and 106 S Palmetto Avenue. Phone McCube, Route A. w btors Cleveland Six 34C-J. • Phonograph Repairing by, jnun FOR RENT 1 rooms unfurnished _ * tiriflnad a t factory. Lei us rebuild •r^ L a i s L apartm ent. 122ft Palm etto Ave. 87—Acreage For Sale H u B a w n is s E x and refinish your old piano or LANKY DRY CLEANING CO. phonograph. KILLINGSWORTH Dry Cleaning,. Repairing and 808 Ook/Xte. REPAIR SHOP, Tem porary ad­ Dyeing.. Thane 185 for prompt FOR RENT—3 room furnished OCEAN FRONT Jot fp r sale by apartm ent. Sanford Herald. owner. In tho second block dress 1361 Mollonvlllo Ave. Phond service. south of new bridge' beach ap­ applied for. TH E CLARK A partm ents on the proach a t New Smyrna. Address ) 5 -A— Em ploym ent Agencies beach, reasonable weekly or P. O. Box 396, Now Smyrna, Fla. r J Automobile. Co. monthly rates. 410-418 South At ils ’Avs. • Phone 137. Sanford Stovo & Furniture Co. SEMINOLE KMPLOYMENT lantic Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla., NORTH CAROLINA ACREAGE r V - i. " ■ . 1.— :-------- i321 E. F irst Street* BUREAU Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr. 12,000 Acres near Asheville . HR w- -?A * Wo carry a full line’”’'' 204 North Park Ave. . R.MOTOR CO. Our prices are rig h t.' 43*1h or T T 1-------------- Highway and rail rOad running ONE FIVE ROOM apartm ent 811, through tra c t; 20 million feet of j JhoRe.,092 term s. <Wo w ant your business-* 32— rtelp Wanted*—fem ale Park Ave. Two garages. Lang­ marketable timber. Stream s stock­ Apartments, F or information ed with tro u t; plenty of game In­ PAIQE B. L. PERKINS, Haberdasher WANTED—W aiter or waitro'ss. ley call 838-J. cluding W ar. Elevation 2200 feet > .- 1 headquarters for Collegiate Apply Union News Co., A. C. L. above - sea level, a t $35 per acre. QE Clothes. 110 F irst Street. Station. . . APARTMENTS, two rooms, kitch­ Easy terms:** e 017 enette and bath. Handsomely DBMING .AND 'D E M IN O f HAVE YOUR rugs cleaned scien­ WANTED — E X P K R I EN V E D furnished, beautifully* decorated, 6 Bus,Term inal. * PhoneW® '999 LG— OAKLAND tifically by the Sanford Rug STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 610 centrally located, selectr !tenants. ^ * Orlando, F la r iNTIAC— Cleaning Works. 208 Park Ave. 61AJ-TRST NAT’L BANK BI,I)G Young, owner, 208 rth Pork adillac. Company. Avenue. Special sum rates MORGANTOWN, W. VA.f people fit. T,'r.' Phono 121 LANEY’S. DRUG STORE—Preare Interested in Florida. Each scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are EXPERIENCED lodk-s’ ready-towear suleslndy wanted a t oncuo. APARTMENT—0 rooms and bath, of thenaihrough a classified ndd In as ocar yon as yourvphone. •«’ Ir 3RD BVIOK CO. Apply The Outlet. • screened pordh, lights and water. tho Morgantown POST. Six cents Call 103. iMagnolla. Avenue. arage. Summer r « e i , M rs. E. a work for six consecutive Issues. Phone 807 ... Mof^it, 1111 Celery** AvenUe. MIRACLE Concreto Co., general 33—Help Wnnfed—Male Phono 107-W. '*y. -Advtg. Medium* FORD — FORDSON cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes; J. R. WANTED—Meat C utter to work Hlggin*, Inc. A palm etto. Phone 331 Terwlllegjf*,: Ptqp. Saturdays. Apply 410 Sanford FOR RENT—Welaka apartm ent, 2 COLUMBUS JGa.,) .... LEDGER k rooms and bath. Apply A part­ Avenue. Classified _ _______ m ent Nov i2. r • 1 BUILDERS—Your homes will turn NASH -‘1 ' ‘ .............. circulation in Southwestern rorld In m otor car value. over faster* If you equip them 36—Situation Wanted Female 1_______ T gia. B ats Sc (0-word line) line, FOR RENT*—Six-room unfurnish­ II MOTORS CO. with Kelvfhator. No harm in in­ ed garagp apartm ent. Modern OHIO—Xenia. Maks your sales and Sanford Ave. vestigating. Kolvinator P latt Co. W ANTED— M aternity cases by conveniences. be- .occupied through the Xenia Gaaette, Zsnnurse with training and 2& year# July 1st. 2nd SCan treet and,Avocado |K E R makes all its own PRINTING THAT PLEASES la. 01 lo. Rich agricultural dlapractice and experience. Will take T hat’s w hat one-profit Typewriters andAddlng Machines; normal cusos with or without a doc­ Avenue. Phone 419-W. trl ct. Wnnt ad and display dial rates — ■ _ __ -___________:___ Come in and see us. .T H E SEMINOLE PRINTERY tor. Mrs. Laura Allyn. Phone 77— H o u jn s f o r B e n t [Garage Co. 001 W. flth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. 809-J. 'DAILY NEWS—H covers BrowVILLA SER EN A ^ on th$ Ocean trd G s tn ty th o r o u g h ly w h ich is SEDAN in good condlWERSH 40—Money to Loan , numerous extras. $200 • 0 s r v ? c ? t S | ^ e:ea s ffrle ie n d s ” • F ro n t a t Daytona Beach- Large one o f th e m o s | ra p id ly g ro w in g Cromer a t Seminole FIfiK T IR E S T T■rV ryU L C A N IZ IN G LOANS— F irst Mortgago loans on brick house on the comey of Ocean •e ctio n a on , ^ ____ Iona th e F lo rid a C_____ o ast Ave., and Auditorium Boulevard Sample enpj and ra ts card upon homes a t 0 per cent interest. \H. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY one block north of the Seaside Inn. request L. cafe Herald. “Ttye Rexall Store" . -1024 Dodge Coupe, E ight rooms, three large bed rooms edition. Cheap for cash, We piake n specialty of our prompt LOANS— Monoy. available a t 7 per tw o baths, aleeplng porch, glass en­ ot 101 E. 7th St., be- filling of prescriptions and quick sunponn, basement laundry, IF YOU w ant to sell your , farm , cont. Close/In .property. A. P. closed. delivery. twooar garage, nice shady back­ « p . h ;. we can be.of good service to you Drugs — Soda — fio t Sandwiches Connolly A Sons. yard f o r the children. Cpmpletely as we hays inquirers for both small furnished including, linen, silver, and large farm property. DeanIE Jn the Joum al-H erth. Georgia’s' greatest W fGHT-CHRlSENBEBRY:PRINT 48—Horses, Cattle, V e h ic le s Victrola, sewing machine and telo,- Benr ~ - 6 F irst N a t l Corporation, 51. phone. Ideal fo r summer vacation BanV Bldg. iPhone 718. SHOP — Prlntjrig, Engraving, } . H om ing, afternoon tEmbossing, See us first. We. ao FORkSALE— Mules, on good for small frtrm. Phone' ' It- Phone 417-W. It. R. AvenueRural. Commereial Street. * <* telephone 197-J D aytons-for parHI tieuiteiL .. . •. > results. iidVdrtiM^tSoee old i)< 30—Tailoring and Presaittg i . u n i t — vne SANFORD ROOFINO CO. Tile 58—Household Qtfods doua develop- vrpofs. built up roofs. Re-roofing H^ti the. Palm over old roof*. Leaks repaired. Eiv A FEW PIECES of fum itdre used thnates free. Satisfaction guaran­ only few months, 112 Avocado teed, Oak Avo.4t 3rd S t Phone 111. Avenue. > * ' ' " ‘ •• ; **" ' ^V „ |v 7 tO U K VfUrCt^CUlTE -o s tm HAH tENT—-5 room house furnmodoro, by month os year. “ ircllft .Home 2 miles out i t Street;1 ' . > fa' >J m 'JJin,-iu Lot on LsursFA vInui^ corner ■ S tre e t fl“ f block 14. Site 60x117. ’92JW); Cash 1-8. Bala n c f.ts n ru ^ ,^ ^ vv \ L o t 'l l . ^ b £ c k 14. tie r 7 between 12th hnd 13th Sts. on Laurel Ave. Sixe 94x117. $2,100. - $1,600 down balance easy term a^.S i’--'4' . ’ (387) Lota-on 3-4-5 on corner 6th S treet and Maple Ave< • S ite 160x117. $ ^ ^ 0 0 ,j |- 8 cash. Balance 8 years s A j t f e t a . lot N o , 8 , block T, on 1 lumosa Sanford.'Avenue between Plumoi and*. a*>»**R.*R, tra c k - ; uSixe 6( uDrive m , niiu fc»«vnil# 60X 135. $8,600.‘tf 1,600 cash. Balance nrrkngod. * " Lot M cv'1188' located In Sanfor Hel 6 Ox M P . 4 : ^ ; (81) Lots 4 and 6, block R.on Bpuning und Msgnblla Ave.-.vfilie 80x100. $4,000, J M p down., 'Balance $106 per month for 12 htpntha with 8 per osnLi -Then assume contract. ' (427) Lot on c«m $bIinio4 and Pink Aves., through 8rd fitreSt;' Biss 100x150/ ce f o r^ y a |u n ta a ifc » $ 2 2 5 P*r (626) Corner Ibfc^Fn Union arid Lake View Aves, facing tho Lake, north. Nos. 6 and 7. 'also 65x132 each. Price $200 per front foot. 1 ii » 1 *. 4*« ♦ (488),' SpanUh-kiJawgatow ' o n . Avacado Polished pine floors. Very a ttra c ­ tive, on lot sise, 50x127. ^ n k s 6 rooms and bath, 'F aces east. $7,850. $1,600, cash. Balance $00 per month a t 0 per cent Interest. v r. (428) 4 rooms and bath located In Buena Vista on Summerlin Ave. Has sloeping $4^00. $750 cash. Balanco $609 Sem iannually a t 8 per cont M jfjttat.fj. I VtVSUS ■Sarw M. Durranee, If llvlnr, and If dKOiiathen aaatnat alt parties partlaa olatraoiati_ InTiTriaUn the follow ollqwlng desertbod ilor garali M. Durrance.dt i s u . under ir L uThli'wlae': ceased,. Or. __ John _____ HI 9k If living.'fend 1$ dead, than] all parties maiming Interest .In following' deeartbed' lands' S * John Hlohs,T<lebea«ad, or ot! w.. N. re iC it living 'and . then agalhst all parties claim tercet In the following dtOei lands under B. N. Fell, deceasi otherwise*, and all unk claiming Interest in t: described lands; which l scribed as follows: Boutl ter of southwest quarter oi, *; north naif of northeast . of Section <17. and northeast ter of southwest quarter of t _____ 17; all In Township 91 Bouth, Range )(| east, ln,Bsmlnolo County, FlorDefendanie. Too the defen defendants In th4 above styled cause, to-wit: yl To Sarnh M. Durrance, It living. nnd If (lend, then all parties claim­ daltn__ intarest ___ .lit. the __ following.‘Be____ 'Iruf 'deing ssrlbed lend* under Sarah M. Durranee, decnaaed,. or otherwise; John inn rouowinv uuina uuusr turp11 we docoasod, or otherwise; and sli-atir! known parties claiming Interest the following dMorlbed Ian which. lands are described as f< lows; Ruuthnast quarter o ' weat quarter of 8ectlon It west quarter of southwest qui of Hectlon. 'lT. all luntTonwanlp south, damg« 90 east in Ssmlni ■ County, Flcortda: You. ordered*-] cnmj>l ent August. Aua u»< 1991, s t ths Courthouse of Seminal ----- inty, Florida. ... . Her ordered that this If : order be p lahed in The eat Herald, a .rspaper of generaV^cIt^ lulatlon Inol* ______ 1 (285)' H ouho ofP'ihrner Yjedar Ava. and Second Street. Tnis house has 4 of Florida for Beminota County. rooms' and bath. Dqt six* 72x75. By A. 1C. W eeks, D. a $6,600.. .’ $2,860 cash. Malance 1, 2, s. J. H T ia a iN s, ' Bollaltor for Complainant, 3 years. ' > . “ " * Maitland. FIs. “ (30S| 10 room house oh Evans S treet be­ CO m m * ? * * ' tween Elm and French Aves. Two * CM * V stories. ’ $12,00(), , 1.-8 casji. RoT- p,b Lw o o d cARTCn,m once* arranged. * Complainant, CARTER, “ (254) RUTH Defendant. -i Hlghli B rooms and both (. THE BTa H OF Ft.ORTDA, Street. Bhllt in kltchsn cablj TO;..Rtj 6f il CAR^iML H CUfton, Vlrs Garage. $7,500. $3,000 cash. 1 )t appe's^a^ fro’iwAha.aworn •aworn bill' bl snee monthly. . of eom’pUi led * . • (28»), .yntf'are a' slJont* ■i; ___„___ • ’• T . i r than the state of Palm etto Ave., home of 0 rooms youf^ residence ______ je Clifton, ,,M* and bath In Edgewood subdivision and that you are over the yirgjnla, age o on lot site 55x180. Built In kitchen twenty-ono (91) years, and ths is no parson W the Mato of . fixturos. Garage. P artly funtlri*. service, of a subpoena upon Viorir who: ed. $9,206. I $3,000. cash. Balanffi torms. Cgir be hbughi uxfum lshsd fo r $8,900 Cash, $2,500. to appear before our circuit.court at Banfotrd.' Florida, Seminal (.■: J ^ 2 r.. <aw> i W V k l i N B A ttractive 6 room houso oiL ftjImotto Avenue, ; $7,0<Kh-•'$ 1 ^ 0 0 X f t k S t confeaso will ' cash. .Balance contract. you. The relief Bought le divorce. rf /•}t ^ l+m tha N• r * - s’. Is*; and fo r train s 1 arrive Jacksons ROUNi ij W ’' • ♦AlbrnU _1 *M M VbHBf ■ • owwae.e^eedaa^eA L 4 ^ f Otar teaton *•>. ,■'! 7t. 'K& eeeeeMeaaee 1 .......„ * A (t-M ‘ -y ibu* .... y. ■ \fc g m j i ■ . 1(1 V'*4 'V :i} i* » in O H '- W E L L . - i r i T t > f i O N N A V i A K E A H A O O N l< o O F H f f T H E O O M P t-tlT C O O T F IT h e r e 1 iiii f j sM I " ' i* ' BTT •Y* FO *?. T H E m . repapse Itt Co r p o r a t i o n DEANrBi t j 515 F irsts iattonaLB ank Bldg. v ., l m VV'jtnees m F v b an itan d the- seal o l tided ywi'ftitve s t o ^ w ! ? S i s a a ^ HOvt r.r.w# a^ii ,t ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 1926; <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/8a9141176a8ea20e34532dcd02cc1a88.pdf 137eea735eb26324cce052304f92d73b PDF Text Text • A ssociated = = = = = = Vfln> Aimee' Rejoins1Her Family —- —. . . . . . »■- ' ----- —— nnd made to Rive bond of %2R find ttAtl to report before a locnj jurtico of tho peace the following Wednesday. Appearing before the magistrate on 'the appointed day, the student was told his cake HIB tH«eh called tho day befAre and the bond forfeited. . • - In a statement Issued at Tallah«M«e, Governor Martin con­ demned -practices of cohnty.- and state traffic officials in demanding Jewelry for security on checks giv­ en them by motorists for alleged violations of traffic laws. He cited one. instanco where a Miami man was made to leave a $160 watch and chain ns securi­ ty for a check fob $20.00, given in payment of a fine for an allege* motorcycle pol constituting, Alachua county's trnf- i^Spreads To iction Before sal To Preatiiig 0fMan Last Month’s Cohstructlon Rural Sections Ard Giving Is $44,361 Greater Than Non-ParU^nn. Leader Big vcstigatlon into "wholesale rob­ For Same Month Lost Y ear; Majority Over Independent bery of motorista” on thq. public highw ays.1 V * April Biggest Month SuFar For Republican Nomination Following complaints by the ex­ ecutive and other* ngaiiwt, the methods * of tho county police. Judge A. Z.,Adkins of the Eighth Judicial district yesterday ’.haruled down a decision declaring tha Bulletin? For Hull Y ear Only Non-Partisan Movement Also special law under which tho traf­ fic officers were appointed un­ Half Million Short Of Hr* Renominates Gbvfernor Sor-. constitutional. Release pf the traf­ lit 1925 lie In Gubernatorial Race fic squad followed. *4 eTotal Construction . Total For Six Months1 Administration W as.. Given As $1,241,296 Assailed By Victot [tte, Neely > Active Part t>f Campaign Ensures * DefTo Limit ExGTtiN. July 2. [the Senate camitlgating commitbs* its pursuit of .Its of the $3,000,rlv&nla primary, mounting, in the lr action before fit ’ on resolutions fionents say would • I establish-r. rule d®■from the nenate any whose /primnrv and • G S l>timism la Keynote Of ‘Pop’ Talks Made IJv Members; Committee I s vNnmed To Invite Soabourd Entrance ng liko/25 iimes the WASHINGTON July 2 .- < / P ) •ovideipfor in the re- With adjournment in prospect toHis itollticaLjsxpendl- morrow after being in session for 'scolded $70 000 seven months, botli branclies of nptime tho'committee Congress were tuned up toduy fur Relcrnted Its pace. the final funfare of oratory and mtlon directed p a rtic blll-pocslng. . I the operations of the " Dammed'up throughout the scs;League and the re- sion.behind more important logisimptcd purchase uf lation numerous measures having IVare during the pri- only local importance remuined to Ign. 4 Ibf-acted upon, bat the "unanimous loot* others, in -sf^ 'scn C ’ •ttfreement has .b.cwKjg: ter Inquiry • into the during tliom for several days and f the As-ocintlon entered the final 'stretch today Prohibition Amen*)- with little to impede its momcn- Exprerfsions of optismism con-, cerning the city’s future and sat­ isfactory reports of local condi­ tions at the present tinto were heard at the weekly luncheon moeting of the Chamber of Commerce held todnv in the Seminole Grill.. Mayor Forrest Lake reported on' the Sanford radio program broad­ cast from Station WJZ, New York, and expressed the belitf that much favorable advertising had been sc-, cured through }lus medium. Tho cximiise o f the programs, did not, Passage by the Scnato yester­ day of the second deficiency bill, which .carries funds for prohibi­ tion cnforcomcnt^public buildings and other functions and projects of the government, removed prac­ tically the lust obstacle to the leaders' plans for adjournment at 3 p. m.‘ -tomorrow. Amendments to this measure, July 2.— m —Three , sought in the Evcr- which added about $6,600,000 to the r Capo Sable after total voted by the house, were re­ a missing fcince Wed- garded as holdifig. little ruuso to umed here today in a fear delay in the adjustment of while rescue purtics difficulties between the two cham­ bers. jm ig them. Only the premature homeward , including Frank K. Andrew W. Connie rush of representatives alarmed ;e Slack, left here leaders in the house and efforts ^Jeanette, Saturday, were initiated yesterday to round m|Hsyyitions in ‘ the up absentees to assure u <|uoruni pnnecewn with a busi- today und tomorrow, so adjourn­ ment could bo accomplished. Few­ le here. er titan 300 of the 435 members Kily 2.— (/P)— Ron ring responded te roll cull yesterday. v e r the Atlantic ocean, nurtured by the Mluiiii K is on its wav to the If tho Everglades to Ihrce Minndan i believs)&t in iho desolate [r Capo Sable. • I News decided* this bend its expedition intgludcK after tha men leportcd missing since I Tho party includes A Field Lshwortii and A.' W. yesterday afternoon. .Day arranged by Miss Mary Clark, a man whose name is The mop wdro first playground director, assisted by C. D. Wolfe, Y. M. C. A. secretary, ssing Monday, te wuh sent from Mia- was participated in by many chil­ the winners of the vnrimis ir encountering a bad dren; tin) everglades ivislor events receiving prises from the ded and found Ibe IJons Club, which attended n« u i, neck-deop in water. body to witness Uie dedication of mshing a raft on which the park outfitted by money raised . their provisihn. JThe bjnthe club. Following the various events, ice ed the men to Jew ish « they Informed him cream ^nd cake were served, and Journey to Miami by several short addresses made by Lion Club officials. Many par­ ents were present, and group pic­ The yacht Weluka of the Lako tures of-the gathering were made. Monreo Navigation Company wUi Among the winners of the games orrivo from Jacksonville within the and'contests were: G. Graham, next f^w days to be placed In serv­ winner of boys 60 yard foot race, ice between Hanford and the two J . Dorsey, second; B. Barbee, win­ power companiee across the lake, ND,- Flu., July 2.—IJP) ner of larger boy’s foot race. J. Chamber of Commerce officials an­ [or, white, owner of the Ethrriflgo, Second ;HDorothy Mar­ nounced today, and indications are ratufor ' Company of shal), winner of girl’s foot race, that the free service planned will badly cut and.bruised; Evelyn Porter, second; P. Waters, prove popular with the employees va* killed und gtmther winner of “skooter" race; L. Tel­ of the plants, who will bo urged to dying as a result of u ford, winner of .larger . boys' visit Sanford for their merchan­ ng accident at Lake “skooter” race, K. Haller, second; dising.• . . r here, shortly before Roy Wright, winner of obstaclo The "Welaka" has been in a when the truck driven race, K. Hu Her. second; J . Ethe­ Jacksonville shipyard being paint­ vas struck by south- ridge, winner of larger boys' ob- ed and groomed for tho last two )tic Coast Line train ztaclc race, C. Williams, second; weeks. , ' ■ Throb round trips will be on i of the negroes, both , could hot be learned., a hospital here. Newspaper 'lane After lissing Men New Pastor Called Ponzi Gets Habeas By Congregation Of Corpus Hearing In ThePeopIesChurch 1st Round Of Fight Rev. J . Bernard Root, of Lynn, Mass., has hern called to tho Peo­ ples Congregational Church of this city, to begin services a t once, ac­ cording to nn annuuheement made this morning. Mr. Boot is n young man, Is murricd(und Iiuh a wife and daugh­ ter, agetkxhree. He graduated at Boston University'nnd a t HarvardAndover Theological Seminary; After his .graduation he became pastor of the First Congregational Church of Lynn, Mush., where he has served fur the past four years. This church has n membership of about 500 nd Mr. Root is snidy to have hud most successful min­ istry there, especially with the young people. He coimutfcjiiglilv recommended jy ninny, especially by Rev. John Walker D. U. Secretary of the Massurhusetts Congregational Con- .HOUSTON, Tex., July 2.—f/P)— Chnr/e* Ponzi won hU first legul likirminh against extradition when Judgo Walter Moneith here today granted a habeas corput hearing and fixed the date for. July 0. Until this hearing has been held, Ponzi must be kept in Houston, re ­ gardless of tho outcome of the ex­ tradition proceedings against him. Matiy Are "Present AtOfficialOpehing OfNewPlayground Welaka Will Start F r e e Passenger led, Two/ Hurt £ing Accident th Shocks In Sumatra G. Sumatra, July 2.—GPi rth shocks have occurred Sumatra, where ut least if .were reported to h*ve 1 ih Tuesday’s qpake. nage to property will be rppt, va Leslie^ Harrington and dispatches indicate, run- rfife, Harriet Hyer Hurrjngtdn, it was announced today. and formerly was in the possession of Lady Ludlow, London, England. Paxton Howard. 29-yeaWold student and remmrnlnKartist, who gnve his home^as SarnTtrr~xOitt,, confessed Inst night to the theft, after detectives had .?ecovcredTthe rug. fro n t.ihe check-room of the Michigan Central Railroad station with chock* found among his ef­ fects. Whan the police entered Ho­ ward’s hotel foorii unexpectedly a f. ter tracing ownership of the glove Ao him through* n cleaner’s mark, they found the young artist anointlrig his blistered hands with lie had torn his hands for tho famous atfglcr, Isaac Wal­ salve. ton. President Knight explained sliding down a rope from the loft ,U>at the purpose of tho organisa­ tion was the preservation and guardianship of every phasq.. of gamo and forest life. He( named several instances wtiere the club had been* instrumental in secur­ ing the conviction of out of season wurd to commit the^rebbery, ho hunters, the prevgution'of stream told tho poiico. He refused to di­ pollution and the presorvatidp Of vulge nuines, but declared he had forests, been blackmailed to help on the ■. Evucy member uf the recently job. Howard was employed by formed local club, was asked to an advertising firm in Detroit. work for new nembers, officials of tho body contending that the nominal'dues made expansion ensiiv pnsixblc. Bobby Jones Gets Warm Welcome On Senate Votes Increase [n Pensions To Vets ReturnHomeToday Of Civil,MexicanWar s PATENTS ARE UPHELD - NEW YORK. July 2.-(/P}— Federal Judge Timelier today up­ held the Neutrodync Radio patents made by Prof. Louis A. Haseltlne. former' college pVofessor, and which have yielded millions of dotjars to the putont holders WASHINGTON, July 2.— (/l’)— Tho Senate completed congression­ al action today on the goncral pen: sion bill raising the minimum monthly payments to nil veterans of the Civil war and Mexican wurs to $66 by agrcelhg to the House amendments. The measure also raised to $0Q the monthly pensions to helplesp or*blind veterans of those wars and grants $60 monthly to widows of veterans, and all army nurses of the Civil war. The Senate also passed the only houao omnibus pension bill remain­ ing oh the ealendnr thus eomplcting Civil and Mexican war pension legislation lo r tho session. Star Spangled Banner Group Wahts A cotton crop of 15,635,000 equi­ valent 600-pound bales this year is indicated by a-condition of 76.4 per cgnt of normal June 26 on the 48,808,000 acres under cultivation, the Department of Agriculture an­ nounced today. If developments dqring the re­ mainder of the season.are os un­ favorable as during 1021. . 1922 and 1923, a total production oi about 13,726,000 bales might be expected, th* department an­ nounced, but J f os favorable as during 1024 and 1926, about 10.- NEW YORK, July 2.—(/P)—1The society had ordered that tho an­ buttle-cry of the Star Spangled them J>o sung. He introduced a Banner Association of America is soloist, who suhg the first and last not only "Lang may it wave over btanxaa: l the land of the free,-and the home “That is not the Star Spangled of the brave,” but also "Long may Runner.'1 Khuufe.l Mr Till*., “ W* it be sung from beginning to end.' Determined to this end, Thomas A. Tulte, organiser uf the associa­ tion, forced his- will on the New York Port Society lust night at its annual "U nde Sam's night" cere­ ia»; in full, high notes and all. Her mony. Mrs. Charles R. Scarbor­ voice r«ng through the room. In­ ough, chairman of arrangements, cluding the vtords to which Mrs. bad announced that tho anthem Scarf borough especially objected: would not be sung. Sho contend­ "Their blood has, washed .out their M „ lwm ............h*t*’’ ^ foul footstops1- pollution.** 5 V * j ed that it. was ‘Tilled with unii^ waxJmpolite ’- Challenge To^ Discuss Subject’ i............. ... ...._ to Great Britain^ . Mrs. Scarborough, however, at the * ‘beginning _* _ of’ the meeting, pre­ sented a woman trumpeter to play the anthem. Aa ^be.sounded the move thel first notes, the audience began to If city ei Sintms cc the coup standing approved Rev. A, Lincoln be :ltarij»ra Chi lounced that tha Mother Says She No: Knowledge Th Letter Was MIsuS Tl>e crux in the evhngellst’, mys­ tery case was reached yesterday when postoffice inspector* re ­ vealed that a letter carrying what was designed to be substantial Policfe He Stole R ur Thftt oof t haft he pastor w*§ sUll Olive, d been tampered with in ah ap­ Cost $75,ODD And Beloh&fed parent attempt to cover up the To Dbtfotl A rt Institute fact that the communication Was delivered before, and riot .alter DETROIT, July 2J—W’J— A kid •ve dropped while thwu men re robbing the^Det^it Ihftitute Arts led to * tne-TecoVery loAt m Congress Enters The Final „ Stretch Today With Little , To Impede Its Progress; 2nd Deficiency Bill P u sses Detective Chi LOS ANGELES. July i/P)— A grand jury invests tion of her abduction sto itfRtead of a wildly demc strative throng of 60,0 persons th at greeted her week ago, awaits Aimee 89 pie McPherson on her retu W ALTON Seating of ReoresentIhe successful enndii contest. • v IpUette- nf Wisconsin, t Republican .member ittee. is the author of resolution^which ha3 [submitted to another [r . consideration and y of West Virginia is if another Building permit fotals lor tie FARGO. N. D., July 2.—W —, month amount iu to fIPPiUrtU, $100,030, Senator Gerald P. Nyc, Non>52V of Juno "OIOU1II or $44,361 more,than the total for June, 1926, and $41,431 than iite total for June, 1024 according to figures compiled by Miss Ellen Hoy. city tax collector* . » The total for the first six months of 1026 a mounts to $1,241,206, n figure showing nn^PProximate In­ crease of 16 per cent over the total, for t Hoyfirst half of 1926. Permits isktuVl during tho month of AprJI sot the biggest figure for the first half of 1026, construction •figures in that month totaling ... $460,300.00, January was . next 373. Nye’s campaign dlltltictly op­ with a total toff $216,710.00, and March came third with a,to tal of posed the national administration, with attacks made principally on Permits for March, 1920 totaled the failure to pass- the Haugen $188,290,00 while the March 1026 Agricultural Relief measure. The LocnPChnpter DlsCUsOrtt Ways ■Htfire waar $7Q,0'JQ< In January, World Court ami tho Mellon bill A nd Mean.*! O f B rin g in g buildirijc permits amounted to were other nubjects for'kttaek. La\y B reak ers 't o Ju s tic e ; Hamm Upheld Administration $i5,2.T),00 opposed tojjio sum of E x p a n sio n F la n s A d op ted $215,71 ) Issued in January, 1920. • Hanna, on the othorjhnnd, up. . T h e toral for the entire year or leid the admlnintratiod, Winning 1925 amounted to $1,762,(107.00, a the appellation . “CMoliflgt* cantliinns designed to curtail tho figure which only exceeds the first dng. dynamiting,- trapping and half of 1026 total by $521,311. other illegal methods of taking flat ft, I# •mm■■ a-. I Y- _A. A . fish from countv waters were dis­ cussed at a meeting o*f the local chapter of tho Isaac Walton Lea­ gue held today in the Seminole Grill with President iGcorge W. Knight presiding. •• ' Vnrious members of the eftb re­ ported solning activities it; many nearby lakes and dream s, and ford’s building total ranks high others reported evidences of dyna­ up in thu column, and city offi­ miting and trapping,. - , cials believe thut the conspicuous After some discussion,, a motion place that the city is receiving in was Unanimously passed instruct­ fipan^al journals bccuuso pf this ing the secretary to invite Sheriff Tact will reart very fnburably to C. M. Hand to uttend the next Sanford interest*. meeting of the club on Friday to discuss, ^methods of cooperating with the organisation in tighten­ ing up on poachers. A motion Was .also adopted ad­ vising the leKiftliRive'c'Ammlttcc of the local League loLundertnkn the ' Alive, Is Ttt» W ith , *i Is i • ■‘ •' Their appearance was fo! i ho announcement that the Jury was going to make I plcte investigation of all phi were startttig their t was disclosed ’ Ihnpson, deputy Uni torney, that because the' UttSf ih iuestion also contained a demand or *500,000 ransom for the return of the evahgrlist, the cake also probably would come to the gltentlori of the federal grand, jury. According to postofflcd .inspec­ tors, the letter, addressed to Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, the evangfcliat’a mother, was delivered special de­ livery Sunday, June 19, Jhe day be­ fore thw memorial * service. - It contained what was described as a lock uf Mrs. McPherson’s hair and partial uiiawer* to questiohs. prdpounded by Mrs. Kennedy to test the authenticity of a claim that her daughter waa,bclng.hcld bv kidnappef#. , . : t. ; Mrs. Konucdy declared in Dobgins last night that if stamps on the letter had been tampered with,. the knew nothing about It;* that J NEW YORK, July 2 .-< * > )_ With all the blare of bands and toots of harbor craft generally accorded to visiting and states­ men, Bobby Jones of Atlanta, victor of the British Open golf championship, was hcraldril on his return to America on tho Aquitania today. J NEW YORK, July 2 ,-f /P )— This was Bobby Jones day in NewYork. i Evtfl Secretary of the Treasury Melhm was ’called upon to assist in ,the reception program, and he responded with permission for Jones and other American golfers to leave the liner a t Quarantine. DAYTONA REACH, Fla., July The city ordered its tug, the M*- 2 — UP)—Approximately 1,600 d*lecon, having aboard the mayor’s ‘ mi to the All-South Christian t_ 100, _a welcoming committee of eavor convention here filled the largo delegation .o f friends from forenoon today with routine'busi­ Atianta, including*'Bobby's including* Bobby's wife, ness and educational work ana pre­ Atlanta, mother and little girl, and a band ired for taking in the rights to moet the liner. .« io Halifax county on a sight-a TJibso plans for his reception ing tour and u picnic supper on ’ were radioed to Bobby and he ac­ the beach in the late sftsrnoon. cepted immediately with the prtn The tour was arranged by tha . viso that, Walter liagen, A1 Wat- Daytona Beach Endeavorera sand - iwt Chamber Phninlute of nf Commerce. rnmmsMa -ous, rous, Jim Barnes and Watts Gunn itho should join in the celebration. The Florida xtato convention ac­ They were included a t once. tivities will occupy the aftenidoh -The program, after arrival of a t the Florida Theater. F . M. tho party at.th e Battery, included Pearce. J r ., of TaliavesL will pre­ a procession up Broadway to City side. Hall for the official welcome by Dr. Royal J . Dye. missionary to Mayor Walker. -The golfers will Africa fdr-the Disciples of Christ, be entertained at a banquet and St. Louis. Mo., will deliver the main address of the day at th* Community Methodist Church, to­ night His topic will be "The Great Adventure." ! Christian Endeavor Meeting1 At Daytona Draws Crowd Of 1,500 H Oldest City Buries Jealous Man Sh< ISHVILLE, Tenn., July 2 -Enraged wlU» Jealou4y, Ho right, 17. shot andprobal �badltlos at pnr ' The sallffsh ha* a fiuicti fin which stand* up from it* back like « death rate and the case rat* ■rphold of the 20 year period ig in 1019 Inoculation first used In the army nnd H* mt low rat* of today is given ipw tho reni powerof the vac -1 inoculation. rpJt. is. pointed out death by typhoid has:hccome at Unknown and that even it is ittef without reason for cast?* phold to develop as the use of idiljr at hand. against, typhoid Iflccd Into the Unitas u 'voluntary :» and, w.u< made compulsory in lfllir'«& «W in g to the bulletin. “Immediately there­ after a marked decrease In tho rate of typhoid case* and deaths was the icRultn. For the 20 year period ftndfng with 1909 the rate of admlsfcgion to-hospital* per 100,000 sol­ - dlers varied between 313 und 14,­ Divers making heroic attempts near . New London, Comb, tp raise the 15*. Tbo death rate vnrled hc- U. R. tiavy'» submarine S-51 which mnk In a collision last fall, only tween 20 and 1,483. This high enso three of tho crew escaping. Photo shows Diving Supervisor C. L. (irate occurred In 1808— th* year,of Tlhdujs, left, and William Lopghmnn, right, inspecting the suit of the Spanish-American war. Diver McNeil Just before ho descends. a •*At this time three noted sani­ tarians, Reed, Vaughn and Shnke- --------------- j —------------------------------QPpdare, studied tho transmission of AMEniCCANB IN FINAL typoid In the army and made rec­ gratory habits, which without sani­ WIMBLEDON, Eagland, July 1. tary carp and Inoculation would un­ ommendations that resulted in ^asarked improvement in army nnd doubtedly hnvo increased tho ty- — (/PI—Vincent Riclinrds nml HowP civ il sanitary conditions nnd Us in- I»hnid rates to a marked dogroe. nrd Kinsey, Amerlcnns,' rimehed Horace was shown In the decrease (ho finals of lho mcp*a doubles'in “Tlio incident .of even the nvc,41f.typhoid rates even before Inocu­ tho Wimbledon I.nWn :t TeWfils rago number o f . typhoid cases tournament by defonting.Rnndolph lation was introduced.■ £ fSInee 1910 the enso rate has re- among those who travel nnd those Lycett and IL'W , AustlhiYm, 0-1, ’ • taaihed below 00 nnd the death rnto who stay nt home, is sufficient 0-4. ■below 10, except in 1910 when the evidence that sanitary measures eaawtate hose to 281, In 1922 the 40.000 ON HTRIKB «aao rate was 1.4 per 100,000 and nnd protectivo Inoculation should NEW YORK, July l . - W tto deaths. The army doctors tell both ho fully utilized. Tho state Forty thsusnnd Union pryment .us now somewhat boastfully that bqasd of hrnlth will half nolve the workers who mako .76 twr.timt o,’ fhey have forgotten how to treat problems of the public sanitation all the ready-to-wenr. clonks nn.l typhoid since inoculation han be­ nnd will furnish typhoid vaccine suits sold In the- UbRed Htntes, come universal. . ttoa to the doctpil of any person went on strike ' today. Sixteen hundred shops nre affected. . “What ha* been done in the army who requests i t ” ^ —. . . . . . can be dono and is being done ii Radium'fi power to kill living ti*a limited way among the civlliar Gutirilxrg printed 30p copies of population. lho Illble—the first book made suc was discovered by Henry Pre“In America where 80 per com ; fro m movable typ<;—hut only four querel, who carried *ome radium •a t thwworld’s automphilea nre own complete copies arp« In existence in his pocket until It burned his • . chest. cd, tho people are developing mi today. ---------- i.-.T^rsr: S-----i---------------------------------- --------- — (/p)—•• orth nnd . West RlQtjM have come. I» t°■ fimUv insr a .lA W sp a f^ o f the family IruMbnsket, reporta-,in Capitol Circles here indicat*, - . The Sapp bluolicrry form, now famous for its Iu*c|6ut production, has found a rival In Roaches and trspc* from other sections of tw northern hnlf of the Sunshitio State. MHW; Jefferson county Isj Ing to the world thfll carload ship­ ments of nearheaw - «c«llod no­ where else,, nr cgfiag forward. Esramhin nnd Hay counties arc sending os fine n quality of grape ns can be produced, th e reports sUte. ' ' Thin Is the first year, it WAS *U te«i. that theg rower* have been able to fill carload orders. Jeffdraop county's peaches are the elbertns. Ray Simpson has n peach orchard of superior -jutllty. Mr. Simpson stated recently that the demand is faf exceeding the s u p p ly ; 'however, a s 1the market is Efec&mbia county , bos helped to place West Florida on the "bluoherry map." it was stded here. The Loulsvfllfc. and NnshviIIo rallro?d recently advlaed the Pensa­ cola' Clismber of Commerce that tho Kscnmbin blueberry would he siven a place of prominence on.the diner menu. .. f■ . * W!1' ' . j ____uj__ *a— A blast of 100,000 pounds of dy­ namite is to be made -in a hill of cooper ore in A rizona. Paganini's favorite violin is pre•served in a glass case in the muni vipnl palace at Genoa, his birth plice. • / ? ;V ' Fort Lauderdale City McCoy’s Put Weight Improvement Bonds on .Weak Skinny Men Bring Record ’ Price Hollows in Hollow* in. chetks-pholloWa cnei Ki*-rnonuw» »» ■If/OUR first t J l of a Best Fi Relish Spred si wich will tell 1 no food ever .ln won populamt\ quickly. And* you’ve tried it< salad—well, ji^ a jarand see, FORT LAUDERDALE, July li— the side* of rteck—flntneftfl in chest __why don’t you do something to {/Q—What wus said to he a record mnkc yourself look like a reni price for municipnl general int- nmnT _ provement bonds won paid ffQ n McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com­ 51,000,000 issue of C per cent secu­ pound Tablets puts on weight rities solti was paid on a $1,000,000 where weight Is nrjdod—not only issue of 0 per cent securities sold thnt but they buildup your gen­ hero •to Eldredge & Company of eral health nnd yon grow stronger, New York, Stewart & Computiy of more energetic and get plenty of New York, and Wright, Wardlow & umbitlon. • * • Company of Orlando. . One woman gained 15 pounds in The price wa* $004,600 with ac­ six wovkn and if any underweight crued interest to data only. The man or woman doesn't gnin 6 funds derived from the snip will he pounds in .10 days with McCoy’s used for water extensions; erec­ Union Phnrmncy or the druggist tion of a pumping station nnd fire from whom they purchased them station, erection of n municipal will glndty routrn the' purchase golf club house nnd Iniprowment jlrice. <10 tablets <10 cents. Ask for McCoy’* — they nro sugar of parks. • .V j A second block of $10Q,000 pnv- coated. .. ■ . , - FA ST COLOR . Tub Frocks and Reversible "Hoover” Dresses TheStylesYou Want! In New DiSlindirc Patterns and Colors So Much in Vogue] For months we have been planning a great sale o f summer frodo'and frocks and now, just in time for the warm :• weather^ tremendous purchase ofthe nationally known H A P P Y HOM E" Tub Frocks,and Hoover Reversible Dresses—the "cream” of all that the market had to offer—makes this sale possible. Every style a woman guild desire in a myriad of popular materials, patterns, and colon. The entire lot will be offered tomorrow at a price that nukes this calc the greatest money saving event of the sc u ^ "Women who require Larger Sizes will be particularly in­ terested in the slenderizing models—numbers 6061-70 and 71, which may he had 'i n sizes to 52.' Sum m er’s N ew est1 S ty les at Less T h an th e Original ’ Cost o f the M aterials. V to h. ' rw! '*1 AIRY,'APPEALING FROCKS—the sortyou will want this Summer Made of the orw, *ofl fi*Ui Scout Prints, dependable Amoskcsg sad Security ginghims, end the fucuutiag new IWdered Print*. Skim with deinty dire* and dever pleating*. Pretty nesti roller, end cuff,, eed tenable wnrible . . neckvffccu,. m roller, end .u ff,, eed *» embody the Bolero model now favored by eo meny women. Style variety foe Plenty of eumnwry coloring, in plsids, strips*, t r w i u rhrdu, polk* don, and Evwy one • value that ie to be had only in gsraenu bearing this unde mark. J : \ > W r... . FLORIDA R & LIGHT CO. Rh 1a h C ut o u tfin J m ail to order flock or fo r complete information h o o v e r 1d r e s s e s .. «*vrroMr Style-Bat Ovality "*** •“ ■*'** lhat pvt* double wot. Just seven* the I <S*ala present* a frah. -i— , u .___ i . . . --------’ For~ ^ ^ D e n 2 !y > U r i L Hum* ' JktTtitanutdifferetue between tpecu- tvf Retale Dept. U m a in ta in e d inwffnwmvw U ii* t * n d w r i t i n g . aV t r-r® the W officer o f Florida Power & Light Co. for tho benefit of local ttoi xy*w < r/f Urti'wUI of Your Bank -A w r a p a Nam e '* * * " S treet O ty ' V ;- . ‘ . v ’ * , ’ -------------- jYou will want several H oovua in white, and a numher in colors as wrQ as a full season’s simply of Tub ( M a . You will e and Share in the Greatest Values o f t he �V>s rid -.- vx 1«(^ ta r •t* > Commissioner Seeking Cooperation Of W J;' n Reprieved! ; > , s w l im m 3 ■ NEGRO . ■ i r NEW YORK, Ju ly X R e i r W J.o'rgano Artago, a 22-year-old neirtp, was arrested <^i» board the steamer San Pacfflto...on.*)ta..ar­ rival here , today for -Key W e t, Fla., euthoritioa, who alleged he shot anil killed his awefetheart and a man she is said to have, deserted. Names of the victims were not mude public. .1 Vv.^ : • ,VV *1 ■**- *■* Si 7 ALLAHA3SEE. FI*.. July 2. [of fish, however, til* — (/Fl—CommiMioner of Game and Jer explained. they sno Fresh Water Fliih J . “ B. Royall mittod Jo grow largo tthotiflh to would like to b* c the flihermen of spntfn ut l|*i*st, once hofot* being ■*■ ' , : A ’ tGj-.,n\ Vl / * ‘ s Floiidn co-operate with his de­ caught. part n.nt In protecting the fish of While the stete does not collect K i ; / the i (ream* and lake* of Mr* state, a license from residents, E s ­ In older that the (Ishlhc-g rounds cambia. High!andi»i5*Holmes. Oka ’ v > may in: preserved for nil time. loosn, Pasco, Sant*. Rosa, Wakul­ In ; itntemont msued here. .Mr. la and Walton counties do. The Royi 11 called attention to tin* Jaw state collects a county license tax is in the heart of every red-blooded mnn. Vine, again.*' destruction of iindurzized of (2.2b from n noh-resident, and give tile best inspiration tb y c u r ambition whq fish. He urged that when f-uch a stijte tax of $h.25,the rnmminflih are-caught. they he returned slorter.aald, and (’nlhnltn; Dixie. E hvqu s t a r t an account w ith the Seminole Cou^ to the wutera while yet olive. For eumbin,. Franklin, Gulf, Holmes, Bank. ' tjio iriformatlon of thooc i.ot fa­ Jackson, [jifn"<‘tto, Leon, Liberty, Been better nil the time. miliar with the law's reijui:omenta Okaloosn. Hhs.o, Hmtn Roan, Tnvrecording thetplnlmiim legal sizes Jor. Wakulla and Walton counties of fish to he* taken, thu commission­ collect additional tax from non­ FOltli COUPE, AND DIA­ er reminded that black buss* must residents. MOND RING* not be* less than 11 inches., from ft very effori hr*j been made to the end <>f the nose-to the fork of inform the onlilic as to tin* re-the tail; bream, 4 Inches; speckled (piirements of the taw, rditlniiasionGiven away July 10th. nerrh, 7 inches, and catfish, in er Royall, •i-iid, and the co-opera- ] inches. tion of tho* c* enjoying the fishing i .' . Execution of Bennett J , Doty, 2b. A number with each 5 Gallons To ensure I,ho continued nuppiy seasons is expected. of Memphis, Tenn., who enlisted Gas or 4 Quarts Oil. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS , , , , In the French foreign legion ns n.I £ EL’.STIS. —- Murder In the first |mid a BO-dav advance notice «ivx*.i |**Qm>t.re Clare” has been cancelled j JjB degree J o r Meek Lewis, with rec before am'advance is executed.— by premier Brtand. Doty tins been uminenditlDm for mercy; in the The News. sentenced to death in Syria as u j I_ si;eonil degree for Monty lewis, a mutineer during the Druse cam- | brother and in the third degree for BARTOW Conley Pate, negro, [ pnign. Ed Lewis, another brother, was wjis senlciKcd to 5 years in the! ------ --------------------the verdict of the jury in circuit penitentinr\ bv Judge Olliphnnt. j Al lit arctic explorations 11T.1 Sanford Avc. " Phone 4BI-. court here in the trial of tie- three in fiintimil 1 "Urt or Kf’ronl, nfU‘r | r(l i>|;irtrir*ii for this summer Sanford, Fla. I Lewises for tin* .slaying of Arthur I*<it<• plead*.I ifuilty to u !■ ----rge o1 Stroger, negro, last April. An robbery. Pa'e. it WOW broug.____ ifHI appeal will probably be taken, at­ in court, not only robbed , John i i r i torneys for the defsnae indicated. Thurrell. another negro, am1^ the — Dail y Ij ke Region. latter stent, but struck him three times with a wrench.— The Record. jS.Tkk west-l* beginning to um the airmail for passengers. Here in Miss JACKSONVILLE — A grizzled K'J Maud.Campbell of Salt Lake City, the first Woman passenger to make veteran of the seas, who claims - t h * trip -over the new contract airmail route between Salt Luke Cit^ that he saved the lives of over a l>nd Jx>a Angeles. At airmail pontuge rates, silph travel is hardly reo- score of persons during the i ommended for the stout folks, r disastrous Jacksonville fire, 25 years ago. is now seeking a fur^ negie medal. He is John Yelland. J m in command of Lieutenant D. fl. j Hymnulh, England. Yelland Porter, of the Pcnsncola Nnvnl Aik 1 M"vor John T. Alsop. J r . Station, fell in a field il miles |H,r>t he considered himself edtilled medal, Me ran n boat along north of Milton, when the [tlune's to the medal. Lk t t b o 1Di i idns I’o w d t f l lop* prickly motors failed to function. Neitheh side tiie dock and took a numlier l i d ilchiii|ilnnLc L c t a d d r t v_________ niheruh awSy. It will mil irritate ihr mott tenLieutenant Porter nor d.ieutemiui of I rapped persons aboard, enabling dri, dr/, lenilo.c trmliiK-_h*kr h.hy skin. »kln. Grown-up, them to escape the fire, lo* de­ B. E. Grow, who was also In the >li(mid utr Lit.rlio liquid lor prickly for pri plane, was injured. -Milton Trib­ clared.—Times- Union. brit^ “ (By Aaaodited Pr*aa) une. IJcerho Dmiln* Powder loothe* tothe* end JENTON — Fred Greek, or lu .lt thehri*. r.iliei and every type of ............ .......... rry ly| . —’ — . j DAYTONA REACH -Tinboard mftnt .kin nriijrmrt u once. T h e loreBraden . CnstW, declares that he GAINESVILLE — Local police, of managers of the town of dimlot, and irriijili.il msjticellyditappcer. >baa found "the fountain of youth.f who found the body of John ! ond Inis passed an ordinal.... re Ii keep* blind luppy *nd conlentcd. it Florida,* he says. For proof Blessenganie. negro, In u small nulrin^ tin* piiblicntion of rates bv AJwiy* krt-p I.iurbo Du,tine Powder ^ of hls aisertibn, Mr, Greek disin [lie nurtr/y ind use il freely for wooded tfnet fust off a street hpra, hotels and apartment houses, it prickly beir, i iubns end ,kiu irrit*— hie cranfal adornment. Hlr. litmi. * inclined to iwllevo that the was rnmiuneed by S', N. Cornwall, tras once a startling gray. ure negro w6s fatally injured in up ; chnhninn. Not only must the Bine* coming to Florida, he. says, LUarbo Dusting Powder y >811 automobile accident and was then rates be published j/i each room, Lt| ti bia bicoma a rich brown, with a drugged H o at til Jrwfjflut ' T h e work of Nature has only been enhanced away to remove the cvld- ! Hu1 ordinance provides, -but ihe & £ f « i r rirands of gray here and* encc.—The Sun. | town clerk supplied witlv .1 copy, f ■' rthcre -rapidly taming brown. Mr. , Greek, i- farmer building contractor bv the work that man has accomplished on Fdrt Wayne, Is 03 years old.— , _.adenton Herald.' this especially endowed subdivision which is ■ --------ORLANDO — A ahort course for oiahworkers and community lead- BETTER GAS The Desire To Become Independent < “Sinclair” {jeminplu (founfyTJai H S a n fo rd .F la . RINES FILLING STATION , HERALD WANT ADS BRING Rl J RH&* s S PRICKLY HEAT CHAFING DAY BY DAY IN FLORIDA^ SANFORD GROVE “Amid Majestic Pines ” y blessed with every natural advantage that Jnly i be under the.du lion of the Gon- j oral Extension Division and De>k./. IMlmMlt af Sociology and Ecu^ ? fi'h 0 ml(l*, With other welfare agetimcles-of the state co-operating,— &r. f Morning flentinol. *■j 1 ii*/1, , ' . ■* a heavy growth of virgin pine in ('very section ■' of the tract. r: m A Navy landpiunc, I t ; ' 'MILTON - phur Clears An Itching Skin ilill r could be wished for, high rolling ground with . A few minutes from the city vet with an at­ f he “C'iXf w“ . r* “ tL* • If you ure suf­ fering from eciomu or sumo other torturing, embnrL r a s s ln g sk in trouble you may oulckly be rid of It by using Mentho-Sulphur, de­ clares u noted •kin specialist. ... T h i s sulphur Ition, because of its germ..J jE properties, seldom fulls r quickly subdue Itching even of Wt f JIW-WMBW.! Tho first applicns>, f tkrn makes tho skin cool and It k **o°n heals right up. Bowles MonV: 11 applied like uny Iblaaiam coid ^i.Vjta^UUn cold 9ores ream and is per^I'f.roctly harm lei if. You can olltuln V .v ^ <r°m •ny good druggist. * trial of Mentho-Suljihur what thii means • to you. tha coupon fop it. Clip it mosphere most suitable for that quite, seclud­ m o w i'U in i o Virginia. ed home you have always pictured as your ideal. to tfee iea'Jwfes -of Florida /, r 1* •* ‘ • % •1 * Choose your home-site today while the range B ? iB A D ) of selection and price is at its host for you. will be the popular m of July favorite fo r s a n d w ic h f> o u t o f n ia k n g in SANFORD GROVE, Inc. 1 0 p ic n ic p a rtie s F R E E TRIAL Ji ' Whitehall Pharmacal Co. f 098 Madiion Avenue, t l /i Naw yotk, N .Y. Dept, N71)5K ! . Mail me a Free Sample of Men-' ‘ -Sulphur. E . C. MII.I.KB. |’n*s. First Niiliunal Bunk Bldg. 'h .L Fhone 249 .’ Vlnde by’ Iho A .. . ' p; J t A i i i * ;i m :s C & o m p a n y 621 to Meet Everybody at ChurchweB> L y v ' ;■Vt |w" v IrV■?», m u h ic a iN - ' . ■*. ,4 • '■ • •A -J’ ' ■ IBr.'v \ I ? e -• y >1 - 'vl; vi t •* * '.knAl It** V ' ‘' *•■ I P r ........ wfe vy ■< •k'.'Tfv. • s . *, mEQy.% -y ;| V , ' |<MN.. yN. , * \•*"■ • K f e A . 1 *•- • t'i* >n -1 is i * * *■ •> ' B ' f' ■ , ' •: ..I K. M “ *■ , ! • U! r-’.r *i 1 i �iM e 'GR'y . utn' ^ teHTre"' .'* V. m RNM - f^h- -■% XVA l l S T R E E T k of little ■ ; n e w v o u k , ; J uly 'i. — m . tlons aero Upward , rfiovomcpt t>f stotolf pricos Ing lonns on whf W>». retarded sotnewhfft today , as pouna m— ©peril la tlvt. committmonf* wero cplos dosl deliver wepb giveifcl [ was on© of the first to thft reason mot -1 evlmott up in advance o f ih t triplpr ,Q9 Angeles, evangelist holiday. Bullish demonstrations, ^BE ---------R L I N , July tofloraP her food and and cellor' Marx today, dnnot Th© Haul© of Coi however, developed " at intervals, 'M.40j medfuro fdnch Doiyt^B, Arix., the .Bank of - lit M iw re this relchstng, t^nt hls goverumont with in tm s l neutered on another l*t.00@14^0i‘ r ‘ iUltht, |tj identity, was eutniriish* nfffimvt; orgiVm/ed j© m w i' ipital had withdrawn-Ifs ebmprotfilso hill vigorous jolly in U. ti- Utcel to lfi.Ofl " 80WS, ‘ ' tracks ip tii© desert atpek'of ?16,0tip 1-1*1 V ... the highest price ever roc* oil' the dispoidtlofi bf tho properUea [Mrs. McPherson had orded. * i •■ ' ( • of tile former ruling houkca. of am an ‘ automobile a Predictions of a fpvornbfo uni Inc© front Agua l’ rieta » r e today filled tonnage statement by. tfi'e licaira .f«rs In'd broadest d«- averaged lower in I to-the town. ngs. /Wdvdtiring the catly steel corporation pent week nupuimld.'dtla \6 wevk>'sharp advape^. (said ho instructed his { ono I point y': . F R A N C V A ^ ' plied the IneuifHvc for renewed ac- apparently > top htnvy f nlnhirep nla of wheat, t o lldeto start the inn lone— 11utoll hisoi ■©umnl.uion of this stock. After a t ­ rteers, lO.JHJ;* light renrjfngu, 10.4Q; • tho morlng 'follov>ng to as mucihl . PARIS, July.. 2. — </P) ~ The cr-timntcil as anio taining a new peak, (ho early gain mort aco -of the cvnng-.*,Bt. oli*. Opening unchang- Fnmch" Fm»c fraito fell, to tii now a ; 700 carlnadf*. of more than 2 points wtts conclud­ kind,^f8.75; 'ftirdcra .« pv; Httic td to % off, showed t})ut a woman ojrd today, cru8j)liiff,8T ' ed on celling caused chiefly by the change in >ht) r.tocjtj' gt; _nui8y cowa from, an automobile Jar for th© .first, tlirto,' U*rwon! ;g, mater ini Mg;1dollar ‘hut then oiuicrwonij j: W l -4.*■■' statement of Cemgc linker, ti di­ weak; vcftlcra fully steady at 12 . 6 (^ , n shack about fduf Juotation at tho - closq gf urn W»a f)ll around. (Corn . . . easy but quota! rector, that he took no stock in the dopmwarri (io l t J H h e •■;£&? L i ? » ; | 7 iTr. **>ufx.i X&f 1* Priota. Sho then .,*„ pu oats werg firm, dalrti'■©tnrting. % bourse was ;i7Jv!l. , rumors of a perilling split-up. ■the car. Sheen, 7,C§0; fnc lftmb3 strong down to ^ up and later showing a* Republic, United Alloy and In­ faekk At Roadside, to Ifi highertv hulk natives and moderate genual setback. Pro vialand were up 2 to 2% points. Bar prises— Yes and valuta gal.tracks re-apCEPrpd at western showing advnned; natty© Ions made gains. ^ , j Many other representative indus­ ^tho road two ipilcs ora a t The Florida Cash Stbt'A cull lambs and sheep Steady; five trial shares moved forward as short doubles of Idahos lid went to a'slaugli* 350 out, . Some op„ the crop^gBperts from Idahoa with 850 **“ "*, Saturday'a Specials will morg th|in interests were driven in, the rank 15.50; culls, ll.nt)(/p)itJ)0i hulk mile from Agua S i HV 1 ,l|l«Me you, ^ ,^ ;V I and file of panniers showing un ewes, 85.00010.50; lute Thursday they were, lost, tlxs t th .y|I of ltS!’ H,,,n 1 , ih1vo W £ I has been the nil© of late, Accord; unwillingness to remnin unprotecl•The mayor said three xdoUhjts OQ-jHiurid Idaho i ed nvev the holiday. * ing to one ..... puihciialVe summary, thfty’ had been I 1.50. (loins of 2 to I ' i points were late-planted t rain ift showing n jq o h of Jumf 22. He j reei fried by Allied Chemical { Texas much taHti :■ e. mlitton than the r-coycring a large NEW. YORK, July 2.—(/P>— Tho early at the present’ time. ! dull' Sulphur, InU'rniit.ional liarTilIfe bd to revcol similar ve tii, Cast Iron 1’ipa and Mathic- Imnd market burned steadier today cri p as a wlade, however, is head­ * with haying distributed among a ing very shell. IfMn Alkali. ‘ M c P h e r s o n 1 passed mimher of redre .1 fitjitive issues. With the exception of the Van Dolores Mendez met Lngnn Metcalf In view of .i three-dny holiday 'early this, morning Aiming the foreign bonds, Belgian aland, many tedders of wheat were j dot ing the war, and afterwards Swvringer issues, \ * hi "h continued tntioned at the door* (iU-s, Helgiaii 11s and Austrian 7s lie conductor agreed ] went to live in Hollywood with to discount tlic belti terms prom wi re up n half to ;h , while Finland inclined to sell ,ut in,order to rea­ him, she says. Decently he left ised under the revi-I Niekel Piute lize profits, I tie fnota that thu copy of the ilnuhion AT T H E hei* for am tie r v.mini *-*ti n<*w , plan, the rail share* moved at a tis and Rhino West I'halin 7s lost Liverpool mat ,■ t showed evident to slie'.i suing him for separate iiuitn- glower pace. reluctance to I UoW ‘advances on tcmuice as his common law wife. ltuila were rather freely traded this side of the Mlnntlc tended al­ NEW YORK. ,fnl. :h— (/D—Pre- in witlr price chnngi .< at variance. so at times I , 1sis© values hero. 2481 Sanford Avc. iiohday i radju-tnu ct: resulted in Delaware i* Hudson hMis, Missouri- Resides, Winnipeg inossagea said over the holidays coo iderahle irregularity at tin* Kansiis-Tcxus Is "11” and Chicago e.xpmt husiin Western Indimm advanced frnc- there was light. opening of tile stock market today hot Hie main trend of prices con. tiouully wliile losses of similar size timed downward. Ivrie Itpilrund were marl ed u|> against Atlantic r i l K 'A H O I,R A IN M A R K E T ■ CLEARWATER, Pin.. July 2— irsm ; were streogihenod,' lunviver Const Line Is, Niw York Railway REACH, July 2.— f/P)—Stephen A. Ouilfoyle, detec­ by (lie prospects of better terms (is nnil New York State Railways i (Chicago. Iuly ^ —-(/Pi­ (/I’I— ) m coronation cnbarrt tive in the employ of a Tampa under the new Nickel Plate merger i lose 1 ?CIlose osc Open ItrooH.-jn Unie'! (.irnii'^s spurted ! iy YcurAgi* Today 5'est ill of the Vtditria >mii- agency, and I'axe Kloss, arrested plan ami a mode rale demand was in t i l points to 151, a new high, under : WHEAT— ; which are to b ■ held about a month ago apd eharg d evidence for Siiutln ni Kiukva ■I’ hrlsk wave of t n ;ng. mil Hruok* with the roliherv of jewels valued “ hat;. ’ and other .• n ncr :1a. 141-1 13-1*4 July Tuesday evening.! at | it $21.1000 form Mr. and Mrs. t ;t;t 1- E M ’S. (Icm-ril Motors and \ir Iteduc 1 tyn Eili on i111ii| cl i.11 'r ; San Anh' f t . I tnllio I'nhlie I ’ ii*,' i .a hill being | Dec. hotel nnil th to I’iei i h ied 11. t ole, SL. Petersburg jew- lion e in e i|e;(\ y. L38Ai noup :i frai l inti ptively, will pi. vc even i elers, un the night of Keh. <i, lire CORN U idespi'einl s pern la 1 ioli fur* t he I L osm s ol; a half pniill were susit and novt I ihau awaiting .ntinii of Hie county U7 :h r.K% , uiiii alu ini in various popular I mined li> Ill' ll! r hteel 7s, I’an ' .1uly past has been u> grand jury ns ;i result of a pre- ii Sept. * 7 5% ! 101 s spiciailies, although 11 u * movement I Aim fienn ii and International I I tec. addition of 10 pro- liiiiiiiuiv hearing before Judg" 77% 87 Vj wn broken ii]i by siMira.Iic profit I Telephone & Telcgiuph .5Mi8. Lib- O ATS tials from New York John U. liird lt.*re Itite ve. lerday taking in anlieiptii um of 111©'im­ 'l i l i e s Wi-i' iiieguiar. An issue of lists who will pressuil They are b^ing held under bonds July 3(1% pending triple holiday. Hne peels i $12,imp mill additionnl 1'loridn Pow­ and dance features at totaling $3ll$l)() each, Sept. 38% '1 of eoutmoed firm money rates un­ er* *V l.ivln Mist, mortgage 5 per 1tin*. ■11% til l he'return flow of funds sets ill rent bond v ,11 k ' ot fired next R Y E ;!1h, attended by -i cicI’CSTEK (1(1 IS l*ltA I*(IK( E aft i r t he Fourth of July tended to Tuesiliiy, ii "x^diiiiiouiicod today, 1m .til parts of the pit 1o 03 July N i;w YOIfK, July 2. (d'i The re l rain opi rat ion e handling 11111*11Ul1 the issuotaave in two years heeii by a ,’ndii Sept. or. bj 07% U7% I'oioti I'.uiiic was’ a feature of resignation of John A. Eimlei, a.< kbiridu’s principal Dec. OH’j 100% MM T llje :aileoad j.roup, yuacliing a new former federal prohibition ad­ Sion serial events and Ir j a f : 10 - II.I.E, July 2.-—(/I’)*— l,A KD— kd to make each more ministrator of the New York dis* high for Phe^ yeuj" sit Iho1*, while Cnndit t I ipiotul ions prevailJuly' , . limit) i7,:tr. lfi.37 tricl and at present the nuihu \isdr trailing acti .11 y in mo: l of l lie mer­ iiiM-UuJthe I ■It-mnvilie market tp5m year to year. Sept I ti.(17 W 57 17.57 ger shares subsided. Cuemicui and of alcohol coni col at Washmgtm with next July it is di/y, as i t i" : d by thb Florida RIBS (Jas is-ue. inuintuinid a strong »kc every feature of the D. ( ’."i was announced today al h al I July „ 18.85 17.55 tone, with Urooklyn Union <!as, S t a l l 1 Mario mg Bureau: Supplies Irclj^re© of cost to nar- prohihilion headiiu; rters. all mi llaneniis vogetahlys Sept. I 7.:i(l 10.00 Consoliilalid Has and Allied Cliem- of limited, if Hid good, market B E L L IE S — ■ I ' j ical extending their gains on e\NO M IN O R U 'Y R E P O R T Monday with i*»'C"rrl IT. July IH.50 21.07 i pect at "m s " f special diMdopinelit s j slightly i-tn nmol)ilr races on the I nniohile ~ Hcitnr, 1mhcI hampers, green, ISJK) 22.15 Sept. favoi ing J he: e compariies. II. S. J Inly 2, — f P i ac)i i pt'tMlway ik inorii- f (»KNr.\At .lul\ L 2r*(/iM.v;.. f St' © I wa fiactieiuilly hie.lnu | k-Ic'tut n e • with decora live floral, l American nava! i dd" crates, $1,000 I Calx a* lined fn>m page 1) vn • tlvitles. - J ejlftl. j& x L ; , grftssy . wiinuUralliednHttp i •* "?*■**"? ’ W*tW''v 4 ; ,\r* ■m 'Y rW l *%; PLENTY OFfARKlNG SPACE m arv^ Saturday Specials typM^AJ i n d i c a t e till Edgewood Grocery Frolics To ;e Success, 2 Await Jury Action teral Belief In Jewelry Robbery confidence, r At* Grandmother’s famous Soap Powder, 2 Pkgs. f p j# 4 10 lb. &ugar 65c 3 Cans Heinz Spaghetti ' *. «v/ Tv • 2v ' Glass F REE—- 50c ' (f ,if-ii 7 • ’V-t » Hh J T Loose-’ all 5c pkg. Crackers, 6 for Qt. Jar Sweet l’ickles i 2) 37c Heinz India Relish Large J a r . No. 2 Early June Peas 1 2 /.C 6 bars Clean Easy Soap * t-rr ■* Sultana af ' . i . y ’. f l 25c Craiulma’s Washing Powder 6 for ^ nmi 15 1-2 Oz. Bot., 25c pi" |CMator\ d- aniiaoicnl <i i :n mini I 12 . 1,25,' l-’iui-ij'ii i x< htingi's were heavy ant and iirc work ' •i"ii b.is *iff:i oi t| .iiin n iii'i-' ,* led Ol >a fancy, ^ Men's I 'd m Beach Suits. S3JIH. . it cailtlol ai cepl He i , e o** . Ming- nerk **laics ■ 08c iiuir. Knwit ll hot Ii 1' l eh, Ii :111<I 1tidy i.i ,i $2.1111(0 2. i ,. ■a on City Island and tire '•tori* •i lre;i>ur** of golden i tr nie*, hovering uround low levels (Inn ball at Hie Claren j Duval sub ciMt'.uiit n' r.ie v ■l| rale ( '"I U. t ,r , $1 .fill! |h' nt nun, : ‘ ; r.-1>,-*** I |at 1,n ings, 3 1 1 Eu.I First S(re«L (,H •lit, li.'iuunl , it* 11mu; (re2.UU. |cr, now lield under the ' l ii'liai \ n rIII *i •y i : .'em 111"<•, v, ,y e;i ■ea.-ed of. to HI. k MW' *1 f ‘ ' l ' ' * T o m a !• e * fim ^ $ Resuiiipl ion of m arket lender* 0)2.25, Volusia Counly, g iw i I|has just eompielcl ils deldara -*, CKtnhtisliing u nuici 'sm t hum. 1 : hip hy t . S-, Sh el. which iidviineed T n m a l' count, $1.50 2 ' i to I t I , ,i new record figure, (ffj 1.75. fery phase. Prepart I .SHIP S TR IK ES ROCK |hceii made for a - om had a good e l li l on the re t ot intense crowds. tin. li - t . imperially stl'efigtli was C I ll C A ia 1 .July 2.—1/1*1 PciulIHIEM k k t o : Wash,, July 2. hmt ll hy lire 1U'lependuu le il , u.dy at the deeliiH ; re. ii.*.,© st <jtmsliip nietcu* and public iitility gioups. try jilivi', INK TO IIK OIK'AST - — (/!*»- —Tin* Reiyo si nu I, u hidden im k near Reduction in the renewal rate for l I'ipls, 7 , n s ; l.roilers, 25(«’3U; .turkeys, .‘Hi; ro o s le i■}. AIRES, July 2. (ri’t— j Amntigriak I land in the Aleutians, call loan tin I >•* pec c i u t , which springs, radio fans will he treat- j said a moas.ige received Imre today diupelk'il fears that tho carrying I (.'jt; din k 22(a)30; geese, 21. rogrnni from Argentina ■b vtlie Radio station at the Puget. charges IVr loans running over to C H I C ;i l, J u l y 2 . - -t/1’1 p o t a ­ |t will lie broad cast es-*] Sound tmvv ii-id. No danger of m xt Tin*:'day would be s t if l. cau s­ North American listen ! destruction had. I ©on for "*i*n when ed more general inuuiry for popu­ toes, 32 , :i ; tot.ikPU, S. shipments, 02 7 ; i n track, 8 7 ; trading slow, tat ton LOZ of La Naeion. ' the message wm. >ent. lar shares. Th 'vclosin g was firm. Th usual marl.el \\ ak; southern sucked c..l>TRUCK DRIVER HELD [I* LORY ELIMINATED i , week-end profit ti king win easily j hlcrs met triumphs fair quality, ; 2. (d'i- N. (.. .Smgleterry, ii. i i m t ulisurhed in the lute tr a d i n '. U, 1 3.00; ■:.■ Led C aliforn ia's long EDON, July 2. — (/V) t I —iri’i N, ! Singieti*rry, driver S. Steel held firm around I I t ' j I whit©':, 1 1 * North'C uru Iinn barrel MaJJory, former Amor \o f a truck that ran dov/n nod with (iencrnl Motoi find lludaoD Colilder , ^*w sales, 5,75. Ink champion, today vvas I killed !,. (,'. Harris, negro ho*.*, lai.* i at h g at,,mg more than a i nil, C l L I .UR), J u l y 2,— (/I*l- I'ultei by Heiiorita Lilli de \l Weduc, day after ©rmn, i • In ini'- held AtKiirif.s of 2 to I point.; in \1 spain, in the semi-final, in Hu eouiUy jad pemfim: a m n i- In ti i 'hioiiieal, Mat In, .on All Ii, lov.i i im eipts, 15,082 tubs; cream ken’s singles in i he \V m tier’: irii|iu-Tt. T e x a . Hull Sulphur .m l Aim t i ­ t rx i ii .t.*, 3 8 % ; ntundards, 3 8 '..; Mlcy tournament. Ttm tan K.\|irc-.. wi re well luaii.liii, i n. extra f .r - ts , 3 7 % (jcJO; firsts, 3l.«*. (H E FOR M \l{ \CA ISLAND Total sales approximated I, IO".‘'tK> 3(1; i ' i m is, 33(jj)34%. -2, (T2. . PA It A, lirioul, July 2. ppi Engs lower; receipts, 1(1,35 ■ ■h v es. east ; L rsls, 2 7 @ 2 7 % ; ordinal \ llcniurdo Dugguti, the Argeel'mel it California niude a aviator, iml hi; eunipanions left ! N E W Y O R K , J u l y 2. -I/I’i firs t . :'(S Va Htoragn packed ex tras, Itrumonf out *of a st ring {hen ("day on a tug for Maracu 1I il fulntr:, opeutd s l ia .l v : 30; i " age firsts, 2 0 @ 2 0 k j . I timed according to : i/.r. Island, Hellr* will re the./- had 11. i 1 / :*l; ; Oct. Hk.'Jh; Dee. Iti.27 nOY f T horp', a tlrliqhlful, rrtrcdiing, c)»*n»ing kick In a FITCH i’UOl Tl.e Filch Shampoo dlliolvyi ^nti iciiwjvc*i from th* V S'SN 1 A MIPUOt by causing urn* aeorn "inlie a f.u'cid lantling on tin* 1 li;.U7; March, Ht,2t). CHIC \C(1. July 2.-(/l')—With v»ry first application r u t t y ’ j>arthclc of datalruH *ntl/>((tNl(n to vibrate against' I he eenun mine t ime ago wlien their I risjKiits at hand tolling of gener;*l ,— -m atter, loavin; tho .calp tlcan and ram* m the northwest ami hem . .kenpinne run short o f gasolme. I U illU A C O , J u ly 2 . - - (/Pi U.S bontltiy and the h iir to ft and Huffy. Aft* tk* Shampoo, thf.p Ii • i n up;.! in th© southwest, wheal l _ - ~ 2_ _ V lytnj half Tho Ionic in (hr Fitch Sham|ioo ac­ ' FITCH TONK fpr tnd nalp comtitliinf ctmiiuereial m >■ . . . ■ f '.This ts =»T L A S V E G A S ’, - ■p. W/OfltK i lily? m e n y 3l-\ H E .R S OM j W - A ' A^ANE.WL . R WATCH OUT! kMir } » L^*~ - T TI S A L L WORE.*'' DAO BLAM ED FA U LT*. Co m i M' a C tTW T - V P S A W A'-1 O E S LOOK y AT M E ' L O O K A T M&. AM C O lT 'M 1 n n e W A S S E T ! 'm 0v u t-\ T i r T A M k < ! w qu g o t l ig h t ! P h im e e l o f f bon Si o f f 'w : friction from t h' M «nd to as©It fix aw Bhoos^ For !•and a FooLKaoo Walktn fa Ly «* f' X, KVJfr ll. k\ % i f>s T 1■ r‘<f .......... i ’ a G*i! m K O iB d O a& S Q z.B ot.^ j * tW .-x ,\U \\ — .p-.-^-Jer Raisins.... Fancy 3 Grown, 2 lbs^, for.. White Crepe -Napkins Pkg. of 50 Uivu.. ....... .. A&P White.Wnx Paper 5p 12x14 She,e^ ^unnyfieiS Sliced, Poh i ( Tf The Great 1V » S'Sf, tlarlkwd t ,""ic ■ half ){£ to bW’■,>*] <H r? v'vft mm Mb FITCH’S FircH-s Tomuue sukibi (Both ... Aitrtriurnt and * AatUcpttc) If you want l he hair to lie In , pact, i«», 'W td FITCH’S LA FQHA TDHIQUE On Sn U a tA H T m U m t G m oJt I - ' y (CanrliM, 1W«. T. W. Fitch Co,) F lm • ■.*. \ ,.i f U' . r Vi1* , ,tQ’ Tn —* 1 120z:j ww tlgh! M E! o u t? A oTo 8LE\A| O P M | S T lO A W 1‘ H E - 'S S T I U L 1 ing ! ^ toA ^f • t£u * il£i"u IMV !S &g?»U»k3Sas!^' Su4 A p p lU a U n n a t B a r b e r bo rifunded. S h o r t a n d B u y fji f .r fo r f av\V . •v'-'iscJiLu.' ‘ C ^-V ^t Your i Iw h f>s«] u i y H you ua» I 1! (J * 1 ’ F O'1, By Williams on A&F CharSadce V OUR W A Y ■■ Sweelj,Mixed) Ackles ^yk^M aionJar Phone 396 tually pcncIralM into tveYy hair Fotlirlo, thereby |n v ifo ra lio ( the iruwtJt of tu lr,, T ilt (other Ii then (rid u )lly crcalnl by lh« ^application ol water a n d . when rubbed o u t and rim ed, tha lath e r carriesWith, It all d jrl, dandruff and forrifn (natter, leaving (very pore open and fgnelibntnc a a 'n a tu ra Intruded. Know tho Joy of a realty clean acalp. Make your next ahim poo a Filch. |Ju y ‘a tioUlo a t any toilet gnotU counter or write the F. W. Fitch Co., De* Moinet, . m ■> I / a \f .. ~T . ■ jv tf 440^ 311^ 4.4VCQM 0 ■*>*._■“_-+«* ^ ■*« hi:'. v*r- i'll : 1 IN m r , W - -r;: m m it ver crt| ve on ll til) } A **''* ,W * &kJstdJ$L£ IV1 "fb'H ,jg ^ iu g u B f o i^ r ) y f.'-’vy! Mi raci*' p t C e ^ T D f. ' I t Ivm l l i l 1 WJ*. ™ C, S ra I. n* I * R ■c *k E w n r - .- *■*• �an J iA w h y s H a d P l c n t y t b E a t '" ' E le p h i orirtag w Mr. Eastman’s Uofc X ) ’ ................... n| o f Brown Ufl^erBity, I l l ’ll Catch F lsk -fr - ■ M a lta * S f , \ V . ttT P^W unce, wh^doeH dot believe th at thfc present •Ifuiriigntl* Are Eclectic, .rfnts gterieratlbn la fcrtidled in.thp altt and Initjufty so popularly '>■4 Av* BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ic t •! aaHbciatecl with the term;.“collegiate.^ Anti while his very ri«hf sow. v r » i » r c « . ( tolerant and undisturbed ^ ttltfid e toward the I'cereqtionnl uHM* WHII.K JUDGE Gkry : gave n Mioej pursuits of his charges has awakened a slorm of criticism luncheon to visiting French jour— nmonff those whose lives HeeiR concentrated to it platltuom- nalistH yesterday, making n ous and generally ridiculous flogging of sinful college prac­ friendly xpccch — United States a fa tices, there is much solid substance to his defense of the Steel common climbed up to 141, rising, or as some would have us' believe, the sky-rocketing a- new “high.” To a Walt Street‘"man: “Steal generation. went to 141," i- like telling n fond ;i Air ebltusrr “ Tour baby has ,a new t h a n k s . r * » o l o - • Twentieth century boys and girls are sickly nmatours at mother, _ o f o n t*it» ln m « n l« tooth.” o re . jn n 4 o w i n t o vice and degeneracy compared to the rather obscure colr s a uj .. it r aaydv* d v s r t ls t lig legiates of the eighteenth century, Dr. Famice tails us GEORGE KASTMAN, of fincha fte r an exhaustive dive iry*r1fistrionk' records, ahd in sup­ ester, 4 2 M hunting big game in Africa, : AtnmeiATttn r n t c s * port of this bomb sheii arfiong the ciocm, he drnga -from has killed his fust lion, cidht feet e la t'd Tree* sxclUS* long, Doubtb •» Mr. Eastman e n title d to tho use f o r r e - eighteenth century closets,! with scientific callousness, such ttlo n at a l l newo d ls n u trh s x pulled tho trigger, mid the lion did skeletons as make the p r e s e t day uttempls at deviltry seem “ V u U ' nr «o t otnsrw lse the rest. | 1 t a r Ait pale by comparison. How would you make that lion.j reptitilfemlnn of spsclal More Hin ___ and,, lasciviousness. were concealed beneath the understand lew a man could | _________ Hrtts* horOln ore also rooorved. voluminous rtfcasi'H of 177b ih»n cotiUl ever find hnr borage travel from it.,.-hester, across du-; $ T m illA Y , J U L Y 2, .1028 •neath the HCunty raiment of tho 1920 flapper, the Doctor Atlantic “ i;,;^ ^ ^ ; anya, and from the standpoint of quantity analysitt. the , W(. , , n i i n„ it would | TlfH HERA1,D PLATFORM .^ - Deeper water route to Jack- Doc appears to be right. F o r there is tfuthing less than S11V “Yon m miking nonsense, nothing, ‘ There is mi >m b tiling as George vi : ' eAmrllW ‘ c—O mwtree tion of 8 t. Johns-In- "■ And tho college chap of 1800 could drink hi« 1926 sue- ) bust man. aii acc. J KfV . Plan R iver canal. ceasor under the table several times over, and show him SxtettirfoH, of Wbito way. v* |.Mt E S IDE NT t O O L *:. ,E . on Ids Iwimmlng poOV tennis court*, more than a thing or two pertaining to the sins of th^fleah viiealion, will ii.di in a hike where K etc. • i men loll him ’ here are no fish. and the devil, .,— -Augmenting of building prqFur I’residriii t ’milidge mi such “ I know too m a ty tilings ahoui former generations to in- ' (inily uf Hiilri ‘ Xl'ts. , ;, 'y gram— hoaxes, hotels, apartIf lie fi-di dulge in despair over the present one.” . Dr. Faunre ron- «> in- will i Hi- ■ Arif. L-l.^VfiSgtenolon of street paving f o s s e s , and IJjis statem ent seems to he Hie must sonsiMe, - \n f» u n i. m«* M'lirii' lie will *of. b o u l e v a r d praclical an<I enlightened ’’ ilaming youth” resume that has liroken into print since the whole aiisunl haranguing have mure um think. Taking h*‘ Mrmrbel 6f city beaatifica- of the modern sel began. flMh '''r ,l"‘ 11 1 '"u,un program, / American boys and girls of t«day are not a whit mmy ....., l)(, |iill(| thinking with sloa Of' srhoo! System S> f ^ K s p a n s H m o f ' schti - *j j ■• 7Rf» PW»i*lon fd for Increased J -------LfC V ER SE FOR TODAY OF HEAVEN—“He fed NtyfHb'ntanna, , ’■ 'that he' ght make theo know th at man fcth not UV-e hy hrend only, hut ^ ’b f every word that proccedeth out tho m o u th 'o f the Lord.” Dcul. Bisque college comics were thrust tinder dormitory doors afte r nightfall, all night Babylonian orgies wen; g u a r d e d by ^ P A Y E R —“ Brend of heaven freshman sentinels, there were no high powered m otor'cars red ip# 'till I want no more." to a ttra c t the cop's attentions, and such night clubs as wen; f' ----- —o-------visited were protected from general public invasion. l Atj T H E VOICE OF THE GRABS In short, 'the eighteenth century collegiate "got away w j k r * I conic creeping, creeping with if,” just as certain individuals iit every Patrician society m .............. are getting aw ay-w ith it today. They practiced discretion with a capita) I) and their gullible bidet's w ife duped and led to believe th at here,-in tru th , wys a model crop of grad­ uates, fit accessories for ltie couifting /houses and .school rooms. ' ' smiling ; everywhere! II Arne m l tho operr door, --------------------------- ( )------------;— — — What Price Smoking? •'VrSf*?**:* * > * * & . poor; Wl)ii^ pi;ice smoking? Money, Imtl health and nerves the children play, but .why automobile hips? Yet this irmiju'tant t atid merry May; necessarily, b hg, crpeplng every- item has been added to smoking's loll, and complaints from lit t)b\ ',. ". creeping, i .l • Jg P fe creeping ;i* OTernvhoro: ' uytou cannot nee me coming, hear my low hwccI hum* K'.; r" ; wJngi Fof Jfc the starry night. )'V _^And UHj giatj mdrnipg light, ,v I»come eroening, creeping every-' where (f. w heft l r,v],. Hero I coiuo creeping, Sfrf. trooping where: K > . ’•When you’re numbered wilh the n dead > * In'your still and narrow hed, v.. ; ln tbs happy spring i'll eoniu ■v/And__.n dsdk'-.i Vpur .-.rciL.Mt :. silent , ho me.1 tm 'p " K uvcry'i IN I come creeping, " everywhere; creeping humble song nf praise ■•lost Joyfully I raise ’o Him .at whose eo mmitml Jt|fy tho land, . . . " •ping, silen t creeping every■ —JSarah Roherls Iioyie a newH- ^ 4 *. At the rate Wt hav'p gone so far, j K mny ex pact t o ' a e o J u ly suiDM* Juno lui a m a rry in g month. f,V •' ----- —O---- r — Cotyrress adjourns toifiorrow and ,TW don’t know who'll he the most ij.ftliayod, the ( ’ongreMhim'ii or the spiir. Celery inch u yesterday. Odry o t the defeated tie- Now let John Fort Mvers eluli r t h a t one off. ,•' — - 4- 0— just at present “The Sifan of the white I! hum-" f cause there are Imlii-. l*ei|t>--Maeon Telegrnpii. ,v■'\ ----orb«' ver a million and u cnjacter in istructlon, since the first of- the l r is another convincing urgn tnt stop Sttiifurd’s f.i M f* Nsemi-annual utli< engagement o f Sis beep niade d now that t’s over pwfhkpH the English 1 Wtuqi te‘ ril#tlri*k'«f devdop.•oms. «olf«M.,.who can. M a t r Jones and Jags Hweetner, ■U/^ rr-v ■by dur Alachua county inotorpolies men have neen din d f o r : Mwholesale robbery of itli'v’ th J* action coming after OP Martin bad conducted a 'probe Into tho matter, soma inure (>t these ina and rut rid o t some rtsst oifTcera. — — '■ pYfUfiii_Wo: by the puparu, L n«S In referen ce to I le r r y i r t n n o longer hide behind s5 ‘ Aud-.ishrii j x u como Wt'ft you will have to * I* t i g h t about It. ibpfc than probable' .. j & t t : hiding herself tani-i-GOlumbuxt -tABumbua, tic 1 Elton J. Moujyrhtt A RC H ITEC T F ir s t Nntionnl Bank Bl Kan f o r d --------------Klnrj Kelvinntor is not nil ox m ent, but is tried and pro Tens of thousands a f satij users. Kelvinator Plat l Co. M cLander Arcade A. I). ROSIER einmtilnu—llrntiiic Omm Kltllai. All 1'Hllltlllli'H ehi-r-r i ariit.<ilnul. — l'(i,in,| :o;. w HI St. NOW OPEN Standard Barlx Shop numerhua rtlotoi*ist.s allege th a t the damage that is being done to the canvas tops <tf their machines by thoughtlessly thrown cigarette butts is mounting daily. Particularly in the down-town section is ibi-- true < nr* parked beneath office winnows oecnme the unsuspecled ')ilace for butts thrown promiscuously from above. The nmlmist is usually unaware of the spark upon his root until a bole is burned through, and then it is too lale to trace the malefactor to his lair. ' I raotieally every nil ice in the city y,l banlonl is eqnipfieil vvitli that modern vessel knodn as Hie cuspidor. There Is no excuse for cigarette bulls being ijirowu from windows, and the matt, ur woman, wlta-thoughtlessly pracliees this crime should be indicted as a lire bug. • lit this, as in iirnctieally every personal and business reJation, consideration is refluirerl.to, effect ti remedy. *t{efort: hurling a butt into .space,! slop and think where it is likely to land. Mayhe your rAvn car is parked below. 112 Park Ave. I). B. Ilodgca, Mur. AsRoefatcH I-imuy McMullen l-\ V ause mid olliers 1 “ FR O N T RACK | m o s t ol t i n m I a n liour. haw-ii l gill A M Il T A I I H t ta n do w onderful I lungs, and M u sso lin i, del. m im ed t " pull 11It 1\ out o f Imr troubles, proves It, tin e hour I-- added, mi M -t —iiti ill's order, to e ve ry Ita ln in ' w ork ing day. L u x u rie s at. t e , i n led, i/,e of new spaperis lim ited, still I huildirt^-td luxnri urtoiis hoti.-i # pro- A 1. tifart with a budget. Know wbut you have to spend, how it,, ought to lie divided, and stick to It, Most trouble is baaed mi mu­ tual min luderatiiiidiug. “. Start livillg alone and tmt with the fatuity of eithci. ‘The, e are prut itema enough tli- tie solved hy the adjustment of two people to each other, without tuhlitig to Jfbitu •>!> . ‘M e ' i'e a r hy ‘itWny ■l\vi (JKultfl-KitiJRUGHAN \N. i ,h.., fii^K -‘^h^tjiyfne’a.tjtitii: -Jiic, lie til her, 'Wjjttl^Iiiirliitiiieiit t 1 u In aituftt Inef'vvufe udd’if Pd'rf job. " family .'■its a Tcp4kfjMT‘HU."ltiiTi had t.,, re 'I’lh- new famjm^tirs yo U H if cl»u|ije' Can sdpiyhovv Speel . and imthing tfut e .r i .m p i shako for royalQT He w.ifitdil r,, (,t-,, tloyyit [il," tkJfrAti-/W‘tt'i-liw'tt ’H rifw i ti . imDttMth'funy^fbdino. Wh'tii Mint; J ,test agpinst the right of tin i,mg shoitKf liu v e 7A f J B i ’-i- Iff j b u s in e s s i ■■■■ m■ ■■■■* 4 ■■fl■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J a J ii: n ^ ■ ■ Insure Today : Baai i * ® jjj II vIt is any Vutoniohile wortli without ( 'ompb-nmill I(* pi udalde lltauraure ('o v era g e? Not much! In t.n l, ini auloinnhile is aIremcndomt liability. An tie » nli ol on lin in g in an instant can wipe out it»w*#«*•*$ and make the owner iinliii- for huge damages. An autoniolale's i aim- can only be deter mined try the inuurnnrc h i rried on i t . \-k iis alHiut the London's "G O L D G U A R A N T E E ” antonndiile policy. : ( OU’LOIKIII HEAr/fY (X)MPANY h ■ “ .‘511 f ir s t NatinnulHunk Hhlt;, Telephone 7.‘l2 SA N FO U I), FLO R ID A ■ Hc;il Instate Inaurnnce U lllt'N K e.mlit of tIn-ipsclves, regardless of tlmir mtiumival strength. ’■'The pin pme of a luncheon <lit! P to bring together in weekly in Cm rhlingc of' idyas and (dims for | ri vIC itn J () "V cin e,il, nun represent I mg ns litany different lines of husi 1 ',-f #* a te fontnj jjvadnhle from i >absurdity, n f flow .'.Lv flit ire iit[/-enry - 'to. il" llm , it ! A bundled inei i *o nj'tniyc.' A luf'iiereasaiy ftt*f hwyt,\ .least *Jf» | g roup of 1111v would •t^hettiir.., ■' nJpht’Ti*. heCjiusV a,<nniHei mini j As II llllll tel of fuel a mtinoeOmr- ol-c n o l' ) e -Hiff f, u'trt ly re]i , (JUCt luocheof .. ., y i amity wtW&kyi^Sl'tloHvc irf'Gmrafi‘.'iti> aiel in lie hi t ie r till, I wmit y rttefi \t<;rtvMl i of (M(fu'uymjty, if tin aroun d it tal.b 1 " i .ll . on v e r s t- ..title ia.’tgjhayo.'ipilAhtiyyt .tUasirfictith e y can feel tine » i'. I e - in ly ^ A jI tp^Jfflgpj^-ftrO lljfg'klijvd’’ i/i'sOle b u ll pertmnal c o iila cl .w ith ..ne a n o th n iv , 'liW f.fttw f'profriH t/idtal lif e " of the W it h tw enty in, '" . 11 iv , fifte e n ■.fV fa k . is t In- etme w i f l i ’t-he K otnry meen. y oti teel you .ii, .Miioii^ .a .''Itib , a iiiy n ih y l'iliip ..f F t lv a s l Kill j g roup ■oup ol In.-mis In l. u t . 'l am tin;?’ »' ViujHtr.nl) ‘Tti'.ii f i f y The si/.e of • Mir, ire Lot what, l. ii oi wm jtd (.”!'aiupO J, «X *>■ . s he ii i os icr crow,| still I'ifyittcit cpn club organ .v n:\:.,,r. . ^ Id ^ ,,,!,!N 1TI“:y i a.,d i.otw.w‘^ t o ............ u , rliyrtedlhYat the Way building, Ifjfiirft.Hufflpeetl'ilti,* thing h u d " K ... l 'u‘ l,|1',lh* teels |f (lushing down Broadway to the 1V. Atlittfliplll u<p(lus‘ for reeuld-*1,i^‘1^* prollibltltKl, vvatel. : migr.yf BEACH POST Battery, whvre a (cut cutler lud I roakittk-will huve.’ bi-eu Amuch exh|V'itff"*1' - '' in. readinesa took them down ihe .((Mifeiituros, and ' J ”0 1f,,r P«th»»lt|ftrt r .'u c u r - .V g s ^ TheVv. -U tfo irih-d' tpmiiuee in bay to catch'the Mauretania, whim W«(Ht«%.UihhV ■e n, that cherished interval of court* maAv- Jfoofl ^huwspaij** Vtories I .Yt'st'UxJajJ', wuli nnly-,j|J! t , ' m y |.'s .,,. a||,|L' l -.' . rnimi |■'hip; where there are supposed to hud left Its dock hair an hour more hurnt-ufftring-i toihe Ajneri • ■ , . ‘‘V f ' ‘ t S '•arilerN At Ambrose Light. Just can kbijs,,, rtledovcs singing, or moaning, >_ , ihe drys ♦pay pdt, be s..m,t!osirv.D ^ sl,.,'v '' "'** im' h>.J»«tU»Ve Gelett he outside till) Narrows, where the 1 "'h atey er it is a turtledove does, Jfiirge^M For dur itsit.' wo Would' much V 'm 11 l,u,i,J'<-.t-)'',L,ieti|hiqt, H itfg e ^ humorist i,'"Here are lax 1 * ' i li'imi every bough, and when little liner Hopped to ditchurm it« pilot, rather )iartiet|iaib (iiirtictpuli,.-in maju*. •Wk'ie in ah round the . ‘b'ctde that. ; But If imi’ M nia^ys lF; : “ ‘dl B d i,ai,ce |tjiH,ao,,^i up Kw ' 'tjc-t- Id loose frmo Cupid' s how I they clambered i-bourn and the World.tiin H u -d ried of which wus ___ Ity, they are n liavd bittin g gu "il'i'bt race was on. Judging from their Ui take just m much, time as pussAiltl-Vuiigrejiidniflii SthdwsKllw ijidlnt ai '‘ i F ,V U ...... !s'^i <iut the heart----when 1 ............ schedule, this in tt fair example nf his lady loi and i . love hard Dmy cjiti1 hit.'-... ,J'T> ' * •. ibie. rattgT than iifet as (ittle. Thi' ''kirtsf 'M an of all, it’H ,heen killed t s-i*’ • the manner iir which the pair will would be'.giur ich'a |hf u ‘cotniK'ti wifcjpuit (ireatnlde or proviso s a y s , 1 .■S*- •V by. thrj imulerh tipQiing costume travel. Using the fastixt trainn, lion really^y'firth while. \ \ I I li lN A -' vvdet? fyrt-lnpmkett. No girt can pretend to any mystery ‘L e ts.g e t, married," and the wom­ airplanes nnd ships tiyey will make have shaken' ' re ftittT she’s, once gone swimtiiiug in an says "All rig h t," then it is tihie a mockary of time and thumb Amts from Italy to KJypt and the what tl^ey go swimming in imwa. forstIn, angels to weep, tfiolr adventurous time*, ut (list >ias not reached that point ,ast Indies, Only IJO deaths r c days." r unco. In something loss than JU * - C’’v —----■ —X H I VrS^V •-r t r never will. You can’t suited, all on the islane of Suma if all this be true, the "situatitin days they, will vhava enisfrd three get Yfq'hf. Lvfver's I,aims simply my Mr, WllhUrNtY.’ VVIntehnud, u lr,‘e, _Uld earth settling down, continents and circumnavigate I famous hrk(^rvvxNW k,„vl. „ |ec. gradually getting into permanent is terrible. Mow will we. ever''ftd ^feJftjf’-Jhe^vdo not exist." And thff globe. At Konlgsborg they lure iu Detroit, J!ir, bridge," and es- uhape, dues it gently, on the whole, uloag without romance aiTd . Utb. ' t W t j l it if ftfttttd in some f. ihspirit of romance? Lift* will be-' U cool, their hooU.for eight hours. eapud. in Poland one single bomb-shell como deadly casual something liki}: wtanct*H that there is imt .quite so jbtttythlis is Uivtmly scheduled stop * v.v, -,.A on « battlefield, exploded the routine of a wife asking Jofiijt much romum-e, it muy nut i>o an cnworth tnentionliif Iho next longest BiMm-tiim-s.-vwlu-u''.. we, have uccidunthlly, killed :t;i ruldlers. If how he likeH the dinner and John Jir^-toss. in Ipuitig some o£ the stoo bdnfr tWo hope* and ten min the ttejitf'iiWriiing * w« men'would stop killing earh other ^jqpentciul sentmientulity Ave may merely remarking t^lei, will have only oone ujterriYcd on, they tint worry about u le i, while they win n ej} think t M l r f f W y h a v e . * o|»ertr«T w. by bv th e y need need^twit^ a b o u tnature’s ., , 'nere,y .r1 ‘‘,mHrklnK that ,hut he he doesn’t Aft^tfo'oi’d MYjHfainwl a g reater ffrankness, ra n k n e ss a l gteater seo anything wrong with tt. And bcttht;«)ipreciattbh of epch other rtlngt,.; wbon romance fades Radio Reception Is Good in ti lire in v ite d in n i m e lo th e N ew York- l t :i d i " ?>ho|i a n y e v e n i n g a n d l i s t e n tu m u s i c and t a l k s 11uni d i f f e r e n t p a r l .s <t( Lhe c m u i l r y . Radio sets installed, adjusted, ami repaired. Aerials erect ed. 1 he New York Radio Shot 202 N. |’ark Ave. Rhone 7tl O PEN IIN T IL 10 l ’ s» LnumMs of the ordinary kind when UHed rooms|soon turn yellow Itr.v daf H OZIER & G A Y ’S :M 0 ROMANCE TOM SI MS SAYS ~\ j ■ • I'.DKNT (jEFEKINOik! 3 s o lic ite d B nil-' „ge to - * 4 '- $ ’m ay W v You get eight o| r\ ....... t '%eth v..< lot^sfn tJir* ^oil'n'T'rv have fully 1 tin- (goal , re nhfi Blf A ,nTm --fk>Atju vt'fr piirHbnient.llwify, 4 vby I lie good I minded lime that Hie king name er and ............all; .-v, himge'.fS i l l ’s (*M(ffttMI'i” tiieni the prohU'tn of getting tilong |('time. Aiul fhify_ idhl then lr b i u gei a teal nicniijl tn , : w ill, ■ .fk tin though they | i by t h e iew i M l v .as utffcfltiilV; I with ot|(el‘ people. ‘ T ' ' ! 1" ....... 1,1 six men tit ■•u t'otr- yiin't. get w ith " lid notl^l r the frciplcnt j ^ w S s e i X a C e . ‘p . s . j . l e w h o L • V V, • ' ' " ‘ e " H i e l e w a s a .’{. Start out with tlie -husband Oof l.y la rg e r tiu m ljM y'’ And nioreovi v "U'.etityf A\ 1 iLu o f tile'kind ' supporting and thV'wife doing the |»iv* not leunied Hr . g - t'r «yi. lo- Ssmilln,O ' J"' rule 1 e i(hout ,p,uu the 1he u o, a wit It siv, m font', ' men .it ting down Viji men them would | . tw 'i.f ’ LAtfib. it !S d ill u n it loi housekeeping. Housekeeping is a like l l n ; d a y a fte r day y..n get i , m y he quf it-iffy rely iu the p r o - , ■ Time and Im l,caiat.ce luke., to SvbiUi k i i,n,I thrshock iiiunvy making-job alfd adds value know **11e an o th er and in p..,nt of "-of dfyUer iu'iptaTntancc, if , , , ul >" to Hie family purse. If you don't get Iter w ilf' •* .lv,- . se rvice and i i.in liir l there i- 'n 1 oil migut lltlgiil j e 'Mntrg -nii. rc. .* Iff it, Oiette' rtuhi in hum an prulileiji, r ^ believe j(, tiy paying for it com pa ri-on gi*,,,.sMn a H ^ W ju a lty . eiygirged-iit Mum: 4|Me tm i e6|n. ( ot gray ifiU run ' l.‘,i ' 1111 have ,i lm., In-in -ci ve.l Thjjdjddu,t anTTiitlriortliiu tuiTriAtpfortlmt civic filler-' cttler-' I Utcec. men t lint i- real f^i^u wlijch ten(is Ut tyukc a b e tte r wm it, eating \ n m a i le r f .flps limchyt/ri .plan e f f e c ts a F G K T M 'i L K S ' I'IIOIMCAI. N ., IN A K^t.y^iui e race ve-ti ''L '' lt C"tne.- in that, Iw i, kif FT roH. Uifd'n concert of f.eropluncV bent, curlier ptgwm, I. II t number still. ''yYifysiA^ltijre Yrh'isliiiynulil Imt he |msthree mituITus. -line Inm.Ire,, vear Qur idea of nothing to do is to j lluving Hkimim'd Uu- surface of l> ot it 1 t o h n y other method, ago. stage Ynaclup r a n d agal)|s| clt nud- T.'%-irjilj^*fa<aPiickjiiiHy prefer only two try to ,«e| a speed reiord for.a trip .’.tiWeffArth, -hitting unlV a uigh s (iol and loci.motives ■here mid there, tlu-v will relitr,1 hi f steam 1,11 ,‘l,‘ iacniiioiives,' 'uyninotiyea,'am , ... . . .'>Iu W h i m heoti cluli, licit that would around the world. As u rpatff i of New York all out of breath, almost I wnft |he /« Ttarrow margin lit 1.1mpa, we ItnVi; a nundiei lifThuiitjcfely ra Munl-hiaac, with no renuwsimiier oiiicfpj ixa, two a i c b n i . lunch Certainly’' with a *»ew reviiVd 1 ?iil 1 m *1’ l,<>w " i(t*rr. lu-ln .'n eluhs; ranging vu meiti- .tlltsfyxreitt the serving and eatin g pUalicd ymmg-, jnui naliits.set Lntji Kneed travel, with a few blurred ..." 'h,s,‘ hviag yvilt see lieroidam-.s herrsht)i tropi J.'v to l?:>; anrl lliey of a meal and the paying of a (rum New Yolk about i t V r n k ago ititnreagion of The vyouiiet'ftil pn y H M'K at omul the aarth L’a.ilUtl ‘five cm ji a|ile to ivin|fi u j. on.| lie to prove how fill vve huvc Ail'aueed titles , uuj'olh'jl heffti'e fliPir eves *'lil,-s ii^ Im hours 1.1 Y o u r ■ LEACOCK ON LUNCHEONS I — TAM I-A I - * Step h e n l.e.uoe I iii bis late-t I tiook, liei ojni ' Him 1 a ' in ilisetiI ing lunelieoii , h11.llt- stuffs ou; ' I " assert that llm\ me I ini' large to MIAMI TIUim.N>. ! acco m plish any i. . g/ifid. If he ' had -topped Hu i LrS ohsl-rvulionr * -----------A gieut deal of luivteyi in beiitlt I. Ilcfji' 'lymt foil.ear arc ' u iig h l In- of v dm-, loi 1 he (irueecd (loured nut over llu- heads of the (lie In-Ht p fija Whlfcludd pels, fltcv 'Ltiiliited. einployel s are told f" t .-ed ' Util 11 he n dm i Iti-. lonietit To tu ADVICE TO NEWLYWEIJH ■n N ew Ice ("«. w ill s t a r t d e liv e rin g U 9 ; Monday, July 5th. \ QUANTITY-QUALITY \ ANI) SERVICE S I . Odd i— _W s iiis iiia is a is s s s iin s ^ i ST U FF ■g f: \ t l k m i : \ i* it k f k it i'M TEU : T A T E S IM U I.IM IE K hlotnli- ' m mi itn. 'injilele formiilu, a< t Mi rhiig tn UiJane M. Lane, 'lv -mug In r Itn hand for divorce. \n i ■' n il •>n “ Front I' lgel it now don.The ' She -a yi "gent ii-inen are ci Id S t u f f " .npiiiii-d recently m tie ;' ■ tea- ippln to i-cw an..,it oi h--r tie" l>\ which h. means Iter hits |{u[iti.-t < .uner, eihled hy Itm / I lung I lie Ilia n wtio loves his hand " |ireferhndt hlmnles and T Cud. lortnerl.v of Georgetown ; I-eight iiors i would go a Iff.- time w it hout i ver gi ling In- |>ietin e on hnlni-tles." lie judge gave her l i t . 'll,- writer ay s: •S/0 a wi-ek h. live on ami $fitllt 1 "T(ieJ- are l.ho;-C who dejilor <■ij I he I'l old page anil V man who for counsel !>>'■ tu fight her Ihe fail 'hat news of the greatest •lulls lus imighlior wo ii 1,1 lit- -lire eclectic husband. Iitijind., not always get oilt liei o hai e tin eveepl aum! h mof Uelievers in >-\idutiou point In ln.nl ji.u: -s in 0111 dailies: nidi News, to a large extent, is Ihe ox hushunds as (iii.ving tile .Simian tlie-c dad.-s a te iniistailtly i-i'iti-lI ional th in g, anil it is tml t he I des eelit theory 1 i f/.ei) loi I he degenerate |iromut ' new-paper ininiui'cim id plat )oIt is r nee they give In evil news. An '1ter,nines this to lm into j T H E N E W S that Carl l.iieimnle , ... .............. <,f v" ‘w n'HM,s l“' written in the mil tiro of things. taken oi , his i|iieslion, I "One o| i ho strangest thing.- ns ; is niH hig an m iellunl recovery, ' f r o m o p e r a l n m in London wot j "The din of news does nol de our pul,In- |jf, j, the incapacity of t, her, on t he wort h so many people |.. , vercise my lie wWotne. \lr. Luemmle lias pend, all. ’ Wilinmlo of 'trout (luge I t u f f .’ heet. a good wo, her in tm- moving wllllellcW - 1,1 lh '' 1 “ ' W ,h " but very large Of course, wo know Hint .he e\ lileliire imlimliy, and whoever- nm\ ( optional c\ il is not ail that gels m i n i’ i - to the nnibung ii|> of t tint 1ly tlio.il llieir exei'iitlonalness. nniniet does nol ge.t •n prominence f Itn1 w. are writing indirntry iis a (mblie beiiefaetor, i sim-oiiaUonly of 'st u ft r■ow i U'e ilso i-otil rioiilni Hi eilneatloii, [iiililte the front page, bill a two mmiMi Olio I liiug to writ i know ! hat I h ia i . ■ new paper lihow’ieiige and haiipmesR \ ...... . witit■r in Sot it I, res(ioiis)h,lil ... Innulling turnit i i in i it ttnrl. and wear, tin n ii.o, news, hot a wha'Ii i t n d . i . the nmiul ol 11< 'ini igiii kl\ e.l ' I '■) I .1 ' ereS, lllg m-opl.U e tiav e no desu e I" in,at'oi. that tin new I' -hu Id I hi- i nlnernlde j...f . .,. , i v , m( V(iil lai|> |(l a ,, t pel i Ied ill I I" 11 pap. I M I!.It II is l i t i imly an < I ' K, ( ......... .. .-n-d ,i ivnu ! p. ideals a- to ' atm had w.-at In-t del ice of pouf intelligence to mmg j.-yvimm riiiimad i>i-<inl (nun, aim vc good wcath. i ” They simp! no that new p;i|iets can erenlt1 o ' know t h i , it i . ly except ional de c o y the '.nine of news; and it 1 ",s,1 ,:lR (tu, ;.li|v ,()1. ,,,, tllk (^ weat he! that i;iw a ncivs stoi \ I a pel \el tell . (-living I Hill I'cht that any limit,d n . will read 11 •i ia-wspa|iet' notoriety, and d , 1,,i s.[>ii..n , ,l. n. -,,vni ...... all t he pre .ee [ mid wen- tiit 'ii d Lei r old iisi'iii- s (hat i magi in ,! H"» ">i"i> aiv time m the wm-id off and mi t h. n pi. good, pmu I it ' l u l l ’ that get s on l he ft opt I w h o m - I n n " is w o r t h ^ 1,10111 orthodox dea ■n M(gket teil. i In 0.0 " lias (lesitahle ml veil Isemenl." h o u r -.' M a n y , loi I n n a t e l y , lint weuthi-l new- would ha he hiuul hlAldled I 1lilted St at es I'uhlislier. iptwly married this montn. Some are tIhe greatest llt^fi in nmintuin- j'lt^ ir workers' at lowe-l p •' ii ,Je Inland will soon he telling ns of it is devoted to individuals hy ing happiness, fiim">lii first aid m ;,t. ■'Oie F, iu h m y l Dent .. (fl. It tha first ten c(t Li nets mu the friends and relatives; some is let dificiljtierf. __ ycpiift gr**at I'euii lie If. it is neee.swry fo(- ;y parent loose In print that Uu'y wlm wpd y „_,rd cst to form. Itissolitn intend' to uppl. til.— ;— o-------may rend. Most of the sum* ad­ In he kOtJipoi tetUjjy Tivnig with .the rent remedy ihe gl e.l 1 ev ll new, ft 'ly , ii fsHfnr hotter i/'t-he of ant. J’ tThinga are not so bad here, vice comes down to tilts: t'. of *trying kWVTpink nk'a - -„ to run .under Mussolini. Given to Ladlcw and ( :h wicked th an th e ir predecessors, but are, if a n y th in g , m aj/ri- j the wheat ami mUon farmers, north1 anil Mmtli. . fighting each, of' .,“r*1 ally lifted above the meanness apd tlic viclousne.........* otln-r amt not lung "dont* for the eighteenth century college life. ' ■ farmer." , 1 tie I’renideril will not fish with | If this is true, some may ask, why is so much ''tdimilptg and whooping being raised toda,y,w,hen few-com pi ill jits' were fnrici ‘'flies," l"it with genuine J win m-, mich a> he used to dig ujt registered against college life in times gone by? The an­ in Veiinont or (Mill out of tin- ; swer is easy to find. Eighteenth century youth was t’roiiinl with In- fingers after a steeped in deceit and concealment concerning pleasure, ram years ago. •i.vr s. 8 First Class Barb«r» Special Attention i :i9P r I h a m bk h i d op 112 M agnolia Ate -------- b 'U '- ■L.W- - ' " r t m .l V Y M jQ Gaylite ! is different. Very while when applied nnd i i i white for a Ion ft time. C un'be tinted to any desired. Has excellent covering and wenrintr nualit l a Made Flute, Gloss and Eggshell. Stanley-Rogers *4n i-' ' /-y G A Y L IT * Hardware Co. m ~ " �i Sw w Sifcu^.. A ;,l^vl(a«.,,|.,>.,- ■ »v W m l] f ; •*, b TELEPH ON E Soc/a/’ . 'alendar ■ r?T- |Ws l i wttwa.jti.(ta--— r.J’dtt'G* i *1 k i— * U —----------------------> ^ ; f - v » n », f; . , « ; . ^ r .**.*' —1 ----<— — - —----- -*• f?9sWXW'iBMi/. ■j a j p g r s ^ . IU<* y$ t v . J; . :-i ft v ...' ' rf t ' X jiJ f ^ w" dm '• JL Mmm*m MRs:FREf»S:DAmER,ao c i ^ E » : “48 PI k 'V ivffir $ • / • li m i IT yeq id iff I I 1«K« r v * ,Uik *Sg« :- *q#T v— r r i t r ^T'— i Swimming Party Is T^tTT^ vt^xtTTTTTT Gude Tyme rMefnbers [ r - ^ Wins ■Golf Titled ' Given - In Honor . Of SANKOIU) CO UN TRY CLUB SCENE OF Are Entertained* ItE LIC H TFU L F R A T E R N IT Y D AN CE The Misses Mitchell Home Of M rj^ L ittte ' Vkv1 ‘ )V E m il w a r an > i ’k * ■!% >- B ' l j lt j^haya- r/n «l Ashovil j. V,., and air-n ow at If friend* at their home I hi '-a till a 11 Country Club was lightful a f f a i r were the Mlnnoa A delightful mu-ini event o f Mrs. J . I). L it t l e wtaa hoatenn (Thtinulny afternoon vvn* thu swim- th<* ,,,|,ne ol one of the prettest, an Edilri Bahncr, Maud Lake, Alva , *■*" ■■ Wednesday aftern oo n * * bridge a t --------------miner im rty Riven tiy Mrs. Spcor- well as uio>t etilovable social a f ­ Wrifeht, Helen Verney, Highland her home on tint WtMtt! S id e when ' Mr. and U n . Charloa« Merrl Friday ring nnd Mrs. Aldinc McMieliucl a t fairs on I hutxijny evening when C haffee, Naomi Scog g an , Olivo she entertained the meni^tirti of the weather are visiting the former’s Kindi benefit ‘Inure nt j Sitrilundo Springa, in honor of Mi*- mood of- tli,. Hanford alumni Newman, Georgia Mublhy, S a ra h Lynchburg, Va., having Earents.at Lyr lull from lullO to l n elm K. s(,„ Area and Ksnnh Mitchell, and chili of ' la I'ln Delta Th eta Prater-^ Kvidyir Williams, Kvelyn Ander­ Glide Ty m e bridga c l u b ; ■ een called theere by .th? illn*»fl: of Rosen ami /.innias wxire used in. — |Misses Carolyn and Louise Milrhell nily eat itamril at a dance, the* son, M argaret Anderson, B eu lah ther's mother. Merrl Weather's la ihir the members of the Anderson, M argaret CoW*n, Lena- ch arm in g jirofusion in- tho rooms* Monday of Montezuma, (in., the guo«ls of guest where the card ttiblci h a d heen a rIphnkcapeare tflory Honrs Mrf,_ j <* Mitehidl. younger soim| set. helie Hagan, Claire Znehry, Cur*■ Mrs. Rmll Ammons , ami her in o'clock a t *jl' s ‘ Sw im m ing and other w ater Dluo ami white, the fraternity mela B arb er, B o th Henry, Kmlly rangesl for ploy. house guest, Misti Adele D a rst, are Lary School. The nftenioon hour piOBBed quick­ sports were indulged in until n joint's, were emphusized in every G riffin , Margaret, I'otera, Lillian spending today a t Orlando. . Inte hour, wlien a delirious picnie detail both m the decorations and Shrinholser, Ruby B oyne, M arjo rie ly in the interesting g a m e o f hritlga i ______ Tuesday supper was served by the hostesses I later m the refreshments. On the Dempsey, Lo tliiir o J o n e s and and when s c o n s wen> counted it Service L eague of Church assisted by Mrs. W. T. Mitchell, walls were fraternity pennants, n b Flizaheth Knight, was found that high SOore was held Dr. and Mrs. A. L. H arlan o f Ely Cress will meet with Mrs. J . C. Mitchell anil Misses tern aiin g with wall pockets fille,! ■ Lloyd Boyle, G. W. S p e n ce r, J r . , by Mrs. T. I>. Liubinet, while M rs. Alexander City, Ark., arrived In the Chase a t 4 o’elork. city Thursday for u brief sojourn Martha Drown and Deity C arter. with Mil [downs jo the shades of J im Sharon, Kamlail Chase, Kvortdl P. S, Nimbi held second, high. T h e and are pleasantly located n t the business meeting of tj*** | Those enjoying I tic enjoyable aft . ^hide ad wliift On the screened Dash, William DmJh, Klwim Moore put prize was won 'by Mrs. A. C. All vmto presented with Seminole. " llssionary Society of the errionn were: Misses Carolyn Col­ porch the prettily lppointed punch Stanley Vernti'y4, W arn e r S c o g g a n , Bratlm m plate t« pktceil. decorated with .1times W right, Dtdling Laney, Rob­ niyonnaise bowls w ith Church a t the ehureh at lier, Louise Collier, Acea Mitchell, tabb u;i S a ra h Mitchell, F,. K. G riffin , Bea- crepi iii> i t |e and ferns, and here ert llighleym an, Reginald.Crow ell, nintqb. M. D. Fields and H. J . Campbell kk/ IricO Howard, Lnaellun Mahoney, r e fn tiing mini punch was served Albert Connelly, F rank W o o d rufft of Ocala spent the day h ere T h u rs ­ Following i he gnoio the ttildes IJern ice'John son e f Orlatnl<>; Doro­ throughout the evening. Harry Woodruff, Ralph Woodruff, were laid with t ivers and r e f r e s h ­ day attending to liusintsy. Wlednesday 1 slicing was enjoyed until n lute J o e Meisch. Bill Check, Kdgerton ments o f iced watermelon were s e r ­ A. Gouglniw will entei - thy Haynes, Sm all Itossitcr, B etty chcon nt I o’clock a t the C a rte r, M artha Brown, Dorothy |h o o t. the music heint^furnished hy i I’nlterson, ,1. T, Atkitisoh, Carl Pin- ved by the hosfrsa. Mrs. ,f. M. McCnskill nml moth­ ezumn, the guest* being Mitchell, Mrs. W. T. Mitchell, Mrs a local orchestra. son. Freeman -letks. Boh Dodson, Those playing woro: Mrs. J . R. er. Mrs. F. B. Harrison, left F r i ­ the Hoard of Mnnuirefs , J . ('. Milrhell, Diltia Mitchell, and Th.-Wmembers of the looal club William Barber, Arthur Znelmry, I Adams, Mrs. It IL G ray , Mrs. J). day afternoon -for A tlan ta, Gu., who ai-tod us liosls were: Monroe Stanley, White. ’Max Stewart, Hopelj- Howard Mr jn n ’s Cluj*I A Hie D. Wallace. P. D. Inabinet, where they will '.pend a short 11V LopCIKHibcroetafc'taoinn j B. Mott, Sa Bvn Carle F, i Huff, Dot. McK. Calvin Te a- MMrs. Verne Mi eag er, Mrs, I £u1time before going to Asheville, , C. Messenirer will ■ Freeman .)■ t ail I'itison gue. Robert Deane. llorfgHOtl Dull. eigil King. Mi V C. Brallm u i of Hendersonville and WaynosvBlo, members of t he ( aide I! e ll he II Mil nil, Idle chaperons William Diiltose, Jo e Bull. F re d ­ Tam pa, Mr- . ,1 S ta p le r, and Mrs. i N. ( ’ ., where they will spend the r iu b at o o'clock at ^li and M i­ Fill i e- t 1,ake, erick Hell. Brig g s \rringtnn, Al li K. Page. This is Mile. Tliion de la Chauine, summer. ll id Mi M o n r o . D 11ut 1on and geitioon Speer, Katie Jo n e s , Fred Mvrttc Avenue. s . -----17 year-old French girl, who s u r­ I m •mi Mi <aunt U ilsoii lo n g , Sam livid, Andrew t ’arroJ W. llay n ie of Belton, S. C., hi Rawlins left prised the golfing world hy de­ ! .Mt>, W. Hoi. uoug ■11o e mi i >\ mg this de way, Albert M, knmmi and others. in South Geor fe a tin g the very prominent Mies I arrived in the city Thursday for a |Tuesday for |»-i WASHINCTON, July t,l’i ' gjll w'iiere she will bo the guest of Cecil Leitch in the finals o f the slrPrl stay here on business. Wilb the adjoui ninent of C o n g ress French women's open champion­ j rel.lt ives. Saturday virtually aHstired, Presiship recently. The unnuul tournn- ! J . W. Whittinghill, o f MndispnMonte/.(i mu. (lent Coolidge i rxpecttil to leave Mrs J W i,erring of OdiiMMi, meHt was staged on th e links of ville. was among the arrivals in Marlin. Lexington, next week for the Adirondacks «in M > I.*is!im Sled,left ThursJitighter, Mrs. 11a- Hie St,. Germain G o lf Club, Puri a, 1he eity Thursday and is registered is visiting her Inmons. Jacksonville a vacation w hichjnay keep him sell Drown, ut Inr apartments on the English celebrity lm u ig ,'I and 2 at the .Seminole. iln\ for I),maker, Virginia to visit Ciy ncsvillc: E. C. away froni \\jzr^mngli>ii until curly a s, I..,- who is ill sh e will m otor; -Vveral ks have recently been Park Avenue. Ininesville. (in .; T. I Scptomhe’ Miss .Olive Ncwmnp left Fridny through with iiei son and W ife ,' I'fi'scntril to the libmry by mter['rksonvitlc: M* .1- ‘ non morn tug for Pensacola where she 1 nasoimh as Mr. Coolidge jdatis iM i ami Mi -. ID i man Steele and ! ^ b ' d patron-; ummtg thorn hemic Mr* C R hirtlny and children ); George Nichols, Wild will lie the guest o f Miss Murgna numher ol tin French and Bus* |.'n ,|„v ...... „ ing f m- Daytona Stephens. .Jacksonville; to go III the rapitol In the (losing lb, t. •on Alton of tlclnodo. Yci rmmgo. -■ ,'his-ie .........to,| hy Miss Elsa vvhere they will pend the hour of the session ^o sign hills, |nkIin. .Ineksoriville. Bui e l. iiesnii - wiik-i ill ^iie original I t liniiser. * there will to nothing to detain him ,/t. Fin I will go lo Mi Mi Ml hie contributions Imve' V ' __ in Washington tiller he had made un,, lunt wi i k lo im t her ilauglit. Flench Valdez. ht< trip to i^iilndclphiu Monday to er Mi Sue ['in I. who iiohi- a po i also Itrcn inailo In Mm. Stewart, Ralph Wight pent Thmiulay a; I ,, Havocs, I ir I .and; W Mr* Helen I K E N TO N , Ten in, Ju ly 2. lA’i ' .lack'-onvilie; Mr. and speak at the Scsipii-Centennial. --11it'ii thiio with the !■Im iila Light Zachaiv and Cl M-o c , Arthury Daytona Hea, h with his faniilv trie Detts. who linie a ("Mage there fut' the Tom Campbell. Weakley county j While he is imt to proceed Irmn jiii'l Powcr Ci impa ny tlerkman. New Ynrfc. Mimmtr f a n n e r, who sliol and killed Deputy t Dsteill, * mcirmnti; I l‘ that city In (tie Adirondack-. Imt The Mi . 'atnh Warren East S h eriff Will Cross while re s is tin g ) Our hohhv is lo remove hoHm Jaeksoitv tile; U iiliii l i will return to Washington Monday VI t Dyi )■!. Squire i at rived 11| nil-rest iMiss lieiic i Il'd of arrest at his home near Sharon, J tmd .stains from the most i Howard motored .lurk -onville; G. W . c\eiimg, so far as is known there li'oi'i llux with for a l wo oioiitli' e r h v a m i \ f-I. i liursilav where till., I-' I lie go. t o f Miss .Marie Thyrralay- Htoniirrg,' Was shot and delicate Wes I Ualm Death; F I is no reason why he should imt *vi it in lioicsion, N. Y., where to D altoni fabrics w i t h o u t Slem per at In i home on the West killed while attlenurtmg V .escape day U lan ta; I K i m her, ( 'll > ; leave for the summer mil time I she wa injloii In Die serious ill I hey ; pen' ‘ changing the colors. fVoVli' three' jif C ro s s' fellow -UOIIllSide. thereafter. A date for his de in ■ of her sister. *v, Oralndo. folties near here Thursday night part lire has not been aiiaoum ed. Percy \|, i pent Thursday with Mr. and Mi • M S. I.ezctle i«nd lowing a man-hunt hy, 200 citizens Seminole. it Iia.vtoiM Beach, his fuifidi Mr. and Mrs. G. \Y. Sm ith of |Fields, O cala; H. .1. 1 amp i n i u llag e for the daughter Miss tIIIve /Lezette le tv e that lasted nil of Thursday. where lin i S a lu rd a i I'm Duylona Bench i Campbell's arrest followed eomaim-roll Avenue left in^their car ; iniimer. la; II. I,. Girlnti, Orlando; iTmii -day morning fur A tlanta, iviiere they will : pend three Weeks plumts o f assaull on lijs with Orlando; .1. W. WhitLater will i i - i i relatives at points at the. Hotel Itarhe. intent to commit murder. By O. G. Carmichael Mmlisonvilfe: F. II. W nuilM rj. R I l.ui'is has returned in Indiana. leksonvillo: Win. A. Mr•llti Sanford Ave. Tol 691 W home from i ■■iiville, S. C., where VltlS, J u ly li. (A’t The polict Miss Ethel Waltcij leaves Sul or 1.1 CARS DERAILED lucksonville; K. J , Denton siie spent a ■tnight yisiting rela- day for Daytona Beach w h ere r;tu* m is nro stil\ sen rrh in g fur the Mi mid Mriv C. F,. t'horpening t ives. leans; J . W. llqyuic, Belthree missing neeotnpljees of the will spend a nioiitli. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin., Ullil Miss Alys Chorpeiiing went .C.j- A. O. Patterson, At- Spanitdi nunrehists, A seam and July 2, -(/P)— T hirteen freigh t cars 10 Daytona Beach, Thursday for M. Warren Jack so n v ille, .D lin U i,. le a d e r s . o f a plot to aMiss * Maud f.uke left ThursAuy , Mrs. H A. Sf:i left T h o r s I of the Florida E a s t Coast Raille attv , B ir m in g h a m ;’ Ur; snssinutc Kfng Alfonso while he 11 month's lay. Iiuviiijr taken a when* sile j wav were derailed a half-mile pottage. .Miss Helen Chorpcmitg i veiling foi U > liniglpn, It. C., uiul day for Dothan, A. L. fIitrlmi, Alexenader 1 I nm idi longer ttftiployed nL was visiting Paris a few days ago. points m V o min whore slie iVrH T<s iviMi relii- I north o f Pompnin, early will spend se\nil today. Carl Chorpening will join rk.; F. II. Morgan, Jack son - 1 Although not formally charged and visit m )i ■ • ! i il --s. Hilton’s Burluy' Shop hut will I ives. ■ Ih e IVgjileni' is said to imve Iwen , [ov Gilbert. Western Union; . wilh plotting against the Spuudi them over i lie week ends. : can -ed by a broken wheel o:i one Im perm anently located at k'ietnry. Western Union; -ovetvign. they are bring le I I mi Mi . 11,-rouo, Hut, turison and o f the e a ] s. Wiei kijig r],'ws hud Hodges New Sltop next to Miss h . I . dito leave-. Sat ur Ihcrts. Western Union; V, Grailv i oi nelson of New Smy, oilier charges until the situaiimi NelV j cleared the main line before noon. day fit \i',t ,, I .a . where she , hildt, n l> ft I hursday for |>hiFInnt City; l>. F. Col i kiirroundjng the plot ha heeti ua wa a week end guest nt tie will p, tnI n , ■ol h with rein I iv« ■«. York where they will spend Hie I Seven o f the c a r * were badly Seminole Cafe on Park Ave. lot City; Mildred Mays, II cleared tfip. ■ R- I . ‘ i riel home III 1'.tillerI'll 1 ill L i T.r• Blackwell. * Mini in,o' wit h h< t mot her. wrecked qnd pilytl up in q, dip'll, , •j j 11 i 11 f , I i ............... i I Dr. an-I M i ; Ben ( 'iiswi II and PAHUAMKNT IS DIHSrtLVKD f M r . a m t M i I v d im and Imhy l e a l , .-aitmlay m lift',r ear Mr. ami Mrs. J. S. Harvard and : mm; i II iljMl^htrr Irtt mi Wedues If, you don't tmd ,Mra. Jonca or Mrs I','. K. Powell motored to De I OTTAWA, .fitly ,‘d (/Pi Par 1H:i v's |‘ni ;ni ,,,'cuii tr i|i In 1"i Atlani , ■(here they wi*| vwl Leon Springs Thue d.iy where they Mrs. Brown al home it is a safe Mrs. < 'a w , 1 1 parents, Mi aim liameot has heen dissolved, it was Hull ini"n Tli, ', w ill- vis it N(•w bet you will find llicni nt The 11<in I In afternoon I li ,tf, officially a nni it ineed this all or V,. 1 k aiirl lit,’ Sc - ,1111 Cell 1 nial MI : Florida Cioth- Slore's Sale .Suiilils I,.I eOa II team meet - .......li. There will, I hole f o r e , he al I'lnlaih Iplna 1 , f. ,|c rcliiMinig Mg.. Adele Dafsi of Hi land,, , ; preme— .111 East First HtrreU M r s . I!m u-rn l 'I till n'-j ( 'iimpuiiy no further sitting of I he house of hiarii'. 1 Holly J l „ Ii -II la t tin- guest ol Ala. Emil Ammon ; A ____________ ^ _________ week foi '•laata, Ga., where In lie]- home on Ihe East Side. muon at .. . , lock at Mu commons. is V lslllllg park, ari'or'lmg to art an •' parents, Mr. and M is Ivittic l-aan ami 1hrcc Mrs. J. II fluff. “ T i l e H e r e A rcoou ri'X laO lig" ent made loduy hy L. C. S E N A T E P S S N K S R A D IO MILL cliihlM Airs. II. B. ( ■oiiuelly and lithb* ■u of S|. Align -line aii illTV' Tin-: Behold, si'Fietarv <d" city i 1 daughter, Mary of laikelatid, mu1 f“ >’ a :-i v week’s vi ■it with Mrs. W A SH IN G T O N , J u l y 2,-i/ P ) Mrs. i 'li ,,1,'S Drill and *Nnf lixpeeted to arrive here Friday 'ifEvan-. poi'cnls, Mr •in,! Mi K. row afternoon the engi ,jThe hill to pd up an independent dren leli I 1 1,lay morning l or ( 'on lienioon to spend a Tew days here M II,,, wunl ami nthi ■r rclutivea. the city di.pmlnient w i l l ' i ominissiun to regulate the radio H e l l ; . V i l l e , uni Dunbar. Pa., where |with tho form er’:' sisleK TM rs. A N n t ,1,iiir tu P rln r r * * It I-Ulx I ,-rt'il l-lwirmlat Is with the Atlmiiii Coast : hfonilcasling industry was passed they will pend the summer with ip Connelly, en n aile Lo Maryland ;o r i lirrlrn j^ lames N|,,ac il home wIII) relative |> team, 'j’his is e \peeled j today by the Senate. It goes to 'w here they will spend .some lime. hi iuh ' cm I . Mr. an ■ 1 Mr::. \ II. B<‘lv contested game, , conference oeiivcen house ami SlnMc afti r a year a>l the Uf liver Sen ate efinfi-ree-, si 1\ o J ( hicagii, 1al - mg a * 1 IV ll 4T REVISE RATES < Mrs. Bryan Sttnm aii and children Kiif m«'c ling I'(Hire, IHANSEK, Ju ly 2. I/IV of Atlanta, Ga. who have been the Mi Sdn Railroad Ciiiiiinission guests of lin mollier, Mrs. K. A. Drtltllley write. Iliey a,e i*ed an order authorizing Douglass left Wednesday for Flag h n l'- o n i ille f u r lie unlnr I’, lephoue Company ( lei Deni h' wh, i" ' thev are the : ,,a,me i,,uii>I of u .Is its rales al i he Tnnipa guests tin- a week o f her brother* ivttii inetids , Authority for Ihe re and wife, Mr. and Mis. Martin Me An unusual ed a hearing f u m lu c t. Daniel, Mr ami Mrs. Grain i n R l 1mil er ipa April IS. * , a 1 e " j, iving ea in piiW in tile 111fHill O ffering For Laurie MeDaiiiel motored lo t a ms *1F North f'ltrnlimt. Daytona B chcIj Timrsday where "he spent the day with friend*. G. F. Smith has sn l-l fit i uhm m 1e . nf Ilia imprnvcil fill in 1 iimI E.-kllll) I >m•man boat Li l\ P Stone wllo.se land n.j are made of seal jnllle, 1 the Smith farm. m *1 Mr. and Hmi E ; " MMiounce tlM — fly's r John Henry Londquftt on Wednesday the th ijrtf^ 1 June. On* Thetlaand nin drod and twenty at*, jackwnVltl«fc FJprid*,i. ■■ ■ ||SI i i An Egyptian dompanjK, tabled a government conce*____ tho education of Egyptian* in |g vlncial totrna .and yiUajge*/. moans of motion picture*,; " ' Thomas ,'Gray and Scott declined the ship of England, j so refused, but chain W. It. Beatty of Bfrihtf Ala., was among the opt business visitors in*the,ci day* & ;’>■% Coolidge Will Leave '.I);; Next Week To Spend w* Vacation In Mountains ’ >tel Arrivals Fast Sanford ISeveral New Hooks Given To Library Slayer Of Deputy Js Kil|p;l In Attempting!^ Tt> Flee From Officers' Ladies! Florida Cleaners and Dyers Paris Police Search i j( For Others In'IMoH?'? f NOTICE - v •y Above Is showA a M r or o f the rest-room't* the mczzanlno floor. A lt lit n haven o f r e fu g e . 'for,'U| tired shoppers. r ) » . Mi'C iiLVC- Tcrim Moots jitios Nino Today Baumel’s Cash Drug Co. Clearance Bathing j M:. an,I Mrs. Darke Steel,, , Mil daughter Joyce will spend July till I with .lite k.son ville friend ». So Now HeMI Be a Surgeon . ITIREE MILLIONS .SPENT WASHINGTON, July 2. i/pj Expenditures of more than $,'i,Pliil,Ofiti hy local A lit t-Snloim Leagues in ten states ■during tin. past six years are shown bv league reports Mil,nutted today to the senate campaign funds committee. '.* • ;* • ' i r t i j Tho nlont, derful mailing convenienca out-of-town shoppers. r /'t Saturday Only 7 1-4 Off m r*\ Dickson^Ivea Ri*rvire From Regular Prices fo r Saturday ^ d e liW ^ T®yyROii8 for*; ltd'T efficiency und sjicwl. #= Amusements NEW SUMMER PATTERNS $2.50 $5.00 $7.50 . Continuous from 1 p, m. to 11 p. m. --------- TODAY FK|I)AY ■TI1B DANCER OF PARIS’* .undergoing ,12 operations in ‘ six months\ Jesse G a rsl, ■/rtshmun _ of Purk College, Parkville, Mo„ has decided |Lfrum the study o f ’ low to surgery. iUein’g the* wonders that doctors have done for me,, I’m do the same for somebdy else,”, he says. “No more law >&,' ' (tM* injured when he fell while riding ^hc rods underneath it is believed that two afore operations will lit) tu hsalth. — Comedy— “Till We Meet Again Ml lane 'News ? Fine Quality At Affordable Prices ) BUCK JONHS IN "THB FIGHTING n DRESSES Choicest styles, high in fa«(hidn'tj favor arc now * A dUtinctlvo feature «f ;' yours at this ordinary [fTHiico! Stroot and after­ thin store Is tho unfailing Iji Fine quality bnthinir nuUh in plain colors, striped noon' frocks of exceptions!.| courtuay of its talsspeo- . / shirt and plain Crunks or guyer styles in plaids 1 beauty^ printed crepes de­ one n veloped of bxquisitel silks ! I pie. -This- is" just and stripes. You’re sure lo find yuur preference . V, y , in ‘newest season snides. li: reason, why. Dickson-! in our large assortment. FO R M ER LY HATUHUAY UP T O ' J l. ■ 'fr. M - m ::- an . T*P* - ,' f»bovk>, la a vfon- jj Bargains Galore! SUITS dapr-^*’ ns?; �DWSOUJpC at f f UDissolution *0TtA'Vir'Mpitf,>: of-the Canadian pm *■» .fran c iaco Semitic ...... —t>$ >M M « K * 8 l 3 W .'L 'B e h r tttt:1p n forecsetor; today, - Pressing SDoWpo ---------- — f. 55 ThohiMvilh-......... — v .1 : i m> I. iAMJono .............. — TO Bil^ffgham — 12 Boston ........— ..... — '60 Buffalo ........— Ch'arlenton ....... ;CHteigo ........... Co^u*' Chrlstl Ddnvcr ............. 'DM "Moines .... Dodge•............. — to 0 ‘ — r 80 Owtdston ........ Hattenis .............. — .................. -* Huron........ ......... '.. — Kansas Oily ....... — I,os Amrolcs .... — ■Isiuisvillv ........... —Mrpiphis .... :........... — New Orleans......... — New Ybrk ........... — .01 Nbfth Platte ....... — Okfnhoniu City .... — jPirtsbnrgh ..... .. — Raleigh ................ — Roswell — ’Kl. I/Ottis ........... — Salt l.nko City — a Jtustjs .................. Fort Myers Fort Pierce Orlando *... Sanford .... TO 70 88 74 88 74 TO 1 70 Timuui^ -J .T : ------4 / *'■~w : .18 .10 , .82 the "A N D P L A N T vi S WILL BE CLOSED ». M O N D A Y JU LY rr] yS O ' •. / t*■ > S A L F O R D LA U N D R Y , I n| Our Jw D fiyifrYo/rem oye noils and qtaina from the most dellcdUi ‘ fabrics w i t h o u t changing OUR OFFICE .TO 88 * 8 8 - . 88 78 . • —*»* - -1 tihd^* ■O > i. !t \• ' A tori'll that call cut steel in ; Rnisjng eels for food b*n flour- j ruiikeft sttip, at any depth, has B«»BBjBBnBBBBM M |W » * ,M|,H, *», *MlWMilMBBiiB11| .. isiiig imlimtry in Germany. hen devised.* -rt ' <W . a ~r P0 Florida Stations Htaion ' W«h Low I’rrc. Bartow .... ■■ TO 70 .10 High Low Tree. Wllljston U).h ralincMo Aydf • n, Yeltow C a l MKA T &1AHKET8 . .■ 410 Sanford Avd." f llamdnt, with now* clcrtloiul, U an apparent certainty id'Oonseuuenie . . diaamnmcnt^etmitpisBl ■would nqvpp agree to pnt- of tho void n ib m a t.t*©?Mdithen ------ ^nervlsfng of -lt« anna mento frnvcrttment itFtlft hMSc orodniilHe In the '"hands of any international nums early this morning! Washington Button ' ■ttilLi"' +£»w •as* 019 W 3RD PH O N E ^ 7 5 plant colors. ST BRANCH MCLANDER A R ^A I P H Q N E 'V 7 B v fl Florida Cleaners . and Dyers (TEAM ING hot water from radiatorn— ^.W SW EE T gpilled hot liquids on your dining room O SI Hv (>. il- Carm ichael Ilf, Sanford Ave. Tel <»‘M\V table— rain through oih ii windows on your floors— v/ill not harm tiio beautiful finish of and c l e a T *r qi T7 M: ■B IZ L ■■■■■■liaaliBHnaM paaaaM aM HM aBB>aaa*aiia«waaaH«a«« ■ 1/ y / M opt Coolidgo and Mr*. C’ljoliilgo embarked on the. Moy­ WANTED er to attend the Virginia Sssqul-twntonniul at Wiljlanislnirjf, I, tils two white collies didn’t want t» go. It took a host of soft r whispered In their cant by Mrs. Coolidgo to gel them up urpUhk. Notice the president* nnew straw hut if you please. ®?|g55 1 *• *»v • A f he no drastic change* in the tariff und Income tax laws by an unfdeniUfr CmigreHs,” mldrcsM-d an “an entirely i t 13 nd( prrsiinnl romrmuilrntiim," sent “(ixto a group of friends-of W K & m * u t t e r ’ elualvely the -commitlee. YORK, July 2 . - m iy, Brooklyn poliHigh «p«<d elevutors nro rapa,y made imbllc a hlc of niuking 800 fort a Winnie. . spyg-Is.being annt /• the ’Republican National The Nrrt piunt cultivnted f x t ’lii..Ittee In a drive fur campr^im idvely as a forage erop wjih alfalfa. * : wjth which to capture the m elon*! elections. er appeals for money A-nerieau |Kaipit> are buying stain our party prestige good hoii credit at; tho rate of ‘f.'.’aad ttMdto'tftstain that there shall $0,000,000,000 u year/ laKes i ■ " 8 E 5 or lion Also Park <rnnrl good w-'— ^ ' V k m Heigh Is Sec- ■ ; 0 Rooms for at least (» months, Preferred. — I have for sale n li-alory ium.- «•. 8 rooms, on * Avenue and in the Heights. This i- an unusually S v i i Ii k > o m l the t ln> term t i . r n i us are !ti-i> exceedingly o v i T u d i n e l v liberal. Ifhontl • value, and I ' // | Z. N. HOLLMK, Itenlior id I Sanford I^int & Wall Paper Co., Itooni t», Masunic Hldg. £ ____________ _____________a ; Tclcpltdne 7fi t is h i nud Fnam eJfl Comes rrudy In u^c in l;riUiant colors to re­ store shabby furniture, or dear for floors, 1umiturc and woodwork. Stop in the more und let us show you the wonderful fhinjgi vou cun An r.t dttic c o i ’ 112 W. FIRST NIKKI',!' Automobile Accident 3 = ■ P i* f^SD uM ■ riO VT .........F * 5 5 ^ Our daily papers are full of such lica 3 ' liu* ! W.y On Your Trip on The Fourth! kDress for the Fourth Voile Dresses lo property. Law suits and claims Ihe natural consequence, following 3 a!ilt.Mobile accident— Lvcryouc will not attend the Scstjui-l 'entcnuial, Iml men clo dress for the Fourth. Good dollies play a big part, no matter where you go or what you clo. ■■ Uc i1(**. ■* I Trend us to discuss with you the for oi atdoniobile insurance. Most vital 3 S t. the Fourth ('eletion. 2 ’ -,'e . Our stocks are complete and new. Popular shades— biues, greys and tans predominate. Your si/e and model. Suitable for wear dur- 11 A - ■> r* BfiL T-a-', SPECIALLY li . * Y ** rm +*• i 'j f >* DAMAGE TO PROPERTY;' OTHERS. *• PERSONAL ci .on ji.s INJURY ,TO 0"I . PAM A G E T O Y O U R O W N O' lor lliu iD IJK 'l 11 Wc alsf> have a wide sc lee— tion of Styleplus summer Sldrls cjothes, made to retain Mieir ,, . shape. .Hosiery . /)Palm Beaches, Mohai r s, • Tropical Worsteds, Flannels Underwear and Uarlmrdinesi „ .. Helfs $18.50 to $25.00 A-V aa LURNSi liNi ;,s SUMMER' -f.f'TWI^group'of dresses are of the -high- j | eet;grade of voile, resemfiling georKette' 3 [‘th.’texture, in combinations of printed "■patterns and plain material. Every style different and distinctive. Complete* sizes. ‘ ** ^ lored for L A 3 TINC'., ,SM A P \ A F P IIY R A N C E . Widely known. Guaranteed. N. e .Sivjenlus tod ie. This shipment came at tin? most o)iortune time; for the ladies of Sanford. IfhgiPthey arcvscarchinR- for someth inp^ P^jSioT, neat and stylish for wear on this I •‘wetefe-fendtrip.. : ■>. ’ * i A Lightweight, all wool lahrics, nerfecliy designed- T a i­ v, m '■ < cic pmvidc payment for to $45 Priced For The Holiday Season jH p vo'a protection and safety —O l?F Styleplus Clothes . V ' m H Rift: K3>- accident leaving in its ws death, tnous injury and untold daa New Shipment of K l . \cU * $ 1.05 to $5.00 $0.10 to $2.50 $1.00 to $3.00 $ .95 to $3.50 ■', ' * J’S *-Vill ' 5 A share of your .Business will be appreciated” $1.00 to $3.50 Bostonian Shoes $7.00 to $10.00 m •>*.y "T ' I) 10VELOPERS OP r VS r-Y ^mPllltM k th# Fpatoffice . - ‘Jrt B B B B B B | «B IB B flM *B B B H flB M FIDST STREET AT MAGNOLIA AVENUE » fw i ■' ' 1/ - *, ■ ' . ' y 1,*’1 (h * * * tiuM* a ■>fL S �rm awfBwnspv'vv*;*tr. vMV/'Ywratv v m - t ••.«*•.w ® | $ | r^M * * R * w * $ * ) m m -v>'r f i » p ' p . f . . . ■ L L l • W l A ‘ "’ 4 “r Ik 11-—Autcfnioblifa ftu$ Sal® / 118— Business Ettrriev Oitfcrcd 28— Repairing 74— A partnjenls 1 I J ! > •i A •AsT'-T TY P E W R IT E R S —All Makes, soM, ONE F U R N ISH Eb'^X p AT). R A T E S rented, repaired. Orlando Type­ Phone 387-W., SiOiB^p W .. c it a t io n writer A Supply Co. 42-44 Wat* Cash In Advance V E t lW O O D C A H T H R . > kina Block. Phone 088, Orlando.' ONE 2-room apartment, one bed­ . C o m p lstlja h l. ' ' . F r a n k l i n T e r r a c e l o t a , N o.* $ 1 8 a n d Hom Ed. Waitbftni room. hot'and cold water. 811 T 19, P r i c e 4 1 2 , 0 0 e a c h * tads, will be received Cash el), j * E X P E R T REPAIRING . r u t h o a,RTE! r t e il Mugnolln. and collector sent $ 3 5 0 e a ch and b a la n c e easy . Defendant. I Typewriters and Adding Machines. O K *Af/MUMA. MW UMUMA. ^ for payment. * ----- .’ -4) •" ■*)' • T UI tB ' B8 T A T H PAUL H. NIX. TO: ItUTH .CARTER. ctlfiqiw FOR RENT—3 rob'd) ’ furnished .................. 10c a line , (288) With Haynes Si Ratliff. Phone 840 r Virginia." V-, ‘‘ X/Au - -:,»*» IV' apartment, KanfaudHornld. k, . T w o l o t s in Bel- A i r o n SflmtacrUn r ..........v........ He a line f t ’Appearing from-the sworn, hltr p j. *C •--------------------- ■■V --V ------- ■■- . f r l S t r e e t . S i t e 50x140. f & 6 each. of eomJiaint f lM ln Mils NuiepfAWW •1J«.^r w v, ...„......7c a line 30— 'Tailoring nnd pressing Sanford Stove & Furniture Cq. . l e n t o f n------'iih l? ( 1l » f ■THE Cl,ARK Apartments on the C a s h 1605.00. B a l a n c e 918.00 p e r yott, nr<* a r r a ll;laht itca on request. F l - r k H - v - n d t h a t j ’kJtt ls sa ^ K b a t n highejC^ 32 ( E.’ First Street bench, rensoiiabto ( weekly or m o n t h . T h i s p r i c e is g o o d o flly f o r iyho yf te irlieas i «s R. a«i aa vf I s CU ftpm .v V lF^ nH ^ ' We carry a full lino HADDOCK STEAM P R E S S E r" ? monthly rates. 410-418 South At­ nor has been devclop«dr ln rates nro for oniTthat ybttvar* ora s h o r t tim e. or prices* arc ’ right. Cash oi — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. , a n i l Uioro In sertio n s. , lantic Ave , Daytqna .Beach, Fla., incse than In any other I ter-is. We want your buslncs* 105 Palmetto Avenue. Phone Mrs) O. F. MrCue, Prbp and Mgr. w w a ; i W t f stfe ■bfin.ru. propit. Perhaps this is due o f n v o r n g o l e rig t n . (329) s e r y l c * « f a J a U fio riiu '.apon w h o m 345-J. i>n lin e. Lot 2h in Buena Vista. ‘ $1,000. B L. PERKINS, Haberdasher c h a rg e o f 30c fo r W I t' Hk»t.rq#r.<l ( n o t . fact that ffhen a man is dii NE- FIVE ROOM apartment jOH There is n. garage on Ibis lot.' I)QUG|i BROTHERS hend'-uarters Lit Collegiate LANEY DRY CLEANIN'!^ y o b ha a n d . y t j u . a f o h e r e b y , p v e r in t b « C a l e p t l a l E m p i r t : Pnrk Ave. t vo gnnges. Lang­ to ufipnar b e f o r e o u r c i r c u i t , c o u r t — Clothes. IK) Firi.’t Street. Using fs restricted Dry denning, Repairing and ley Apartments For Information Dealers W ' J (108) a t ' 1'n tifuril. F l o r i d a , rfeuilfloln C o n n - have the habit of chopping o ft t Dyteng. Phone 105 for prompt call 338-J. sslficntlon. ty. on t h e 6 th d a y o f J u t v , A. D.', Lot in Buena Vlrtaon Cur. Douglaa 19SC and then aim tlmre make an- head. And It Is’ siptply HAVE YOUR ruu-i cleaned Hclen- service. is made The San, and Montzuma. Sixe 50x160. Lot wrr to the hill of ro>nnlM!nt uxliiMt- turp for a man to pYefer t o 'I S E L L GOOD USED CARS tificnlly by tinSanford Rug rill be responsible APARTMENTS, two rooms, kitch­ No. 18 of block A. Faces east and td ngulnst you. nthjrwtse doerio pro acprrect insertion, Cleaning Works. 205 Pnrk Ave. ) 5 - A — E m p lo y m e n t AgencicH enette and hath. Handsomely south. Price $1,000. Cash $500.00. confess'* will- lie .intorod nguinst his head than to have HI-gOr____ . Ifor ‘ subpeauent Toil. Tlie relief sought try .said bill gains. furnished, beautifully decorated,’ Balance monthly. Is illvitrefi. office should bo New location July 15, Corner Kim LANKY’S DRUG SToTtE^Prccentrally lmati I, select tenants. SEM1NOI.K EMPLOYMENT It Is further or It-I'd .Hint tills seriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are Jlstely in cnBe of A Chinaman came o « r , to,- t$U ('Itutloo one* a week Young, owner, 298 North Park BUREAU (290) for tour ho(4)puhllsli.'il and Utli Street. ns nearyou as your phone. •coi.nociijlvo uueka In country, and he proved;,-|e‘ Avenue. Spu, jut summer rates. 204 North Park Ave. Lot No. 140 located on Holly Avp,, llic Kftiifortl Kri ii .I, ,i in >. s|is|o r ^ v . Call 103. iVfcRTISERS nun-conformlsf .Tbiitiltr ------------------------ I near Hughey Street, Size 65x141. |oi|,ltsii.Ml nt rnnf..’ 1. k’l.-rl l.i. KW 8 mv h - i i u O i m t r - n l of Ft>R RENT room unfurnitih- 11 1,000 If sold at once. $1,000 down, itioWITN representative All used ears belter condition. |MIRACLE Concrete Co., general i — Ht*lp W a n te d — Fdmitle C ircuit Court ■ ttumlnolo nut open a hnnd —--------- | ‘‘d garage ;u it merit. Modern , bnlauce to suit purchaser. JamUiwr with rates, . ’o u n t y , F lm lilu , <>it i h i a th e 6id smart enough t a sae that-^tldne I lenient work, sule walks, build-j " EXPERIENCED Fordson eonvmii.'iiees. ''an be occupied, -------di.jr o f J u n e . A. T> l 9 I e classification will Better Prices. .lug bbx'ki, irrigi *h>ti boxes. J. It.'ONE were other occupatronjp'in w)tfci),'^l f S F A I.) ' (175) Iniplcto information. TerVilloger, Prop. | Mechanic. Edward Higgins, Inc. (.1'tly 14. ^2jnl ''rexit^ami Avaentio. V. K. I intuit.Alts*. , I .! Avenue. Phone 119-W. there wns easier, rtionry thbtl’ ln"th4-^| ' Corner lot at Eltn and Highland I wish, they will C lots C lrc i.t t'auirt. HornIii ole I’ ■ u ■> i y, laundrv* business, especially In tMifv - -------- -------------[in wording your Avenues. Size 55x127. 93,000 BET TER DODGE BROTHERS BU ILDERS—Your homes.will tu m WANTE1* - Waiter or waitress. ” Florida. 1with cash payment of |500, balance make it more cfover farter if you equip them Apply Union News (,'o., A. (.'. L. ’ 77— H ouhCH fr,r R f h i tl: v of the soft collar. 11v A. M. Wrote*, Station. « ’ I -------------------------SERVICE ------------------------------------------1 terms. Di ii.lty Cli'i i; **; * t i .with Kelvlnator. No hurm' In in­ W'ltfTK * tVHITK, VILLA SERENA on tho Ocean He wanted to get a big vestigating. Kelvinator Platt Co. It a n t n o t i c e S o t i r l t o i s f o r Co.iit'lal util. (270) I ’lili J u n o 4-1 1 -1 8 -Z ri.' July 6. WANTED E X P E R I EN C E D I Front at Daytona Beach. Large' money in a hurry, op hg«$ rs should give their' STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 516 ! hrit'k hnuso on the corner of Ocean Lot on Iaiurel Avenue, corner 12th MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc. PRINTING THAT PI,EASES be a plumber," Ntt*1, yOti S istoffico address as Typewriters andAilding Machines. 615 FIRVT NAT’L RANK BLDG, j Ave., and Auditorium Boulevard Street. No. 0 of block 14. Slza lr phone number If wonder how, an honest Chin NOI.F. C O U N T Y , F l . U l t m t . ------------------ — --------------------- I one block north of tho Seaside.Inn. C0xU7. 92,509. Cash 1-3. Bal­ Elm Ave. and 13th Sutreet THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY results. About one (> ( I I A M U H V . could be n Dlsmber, and that’s. Vj not W. 9th si. W. N. Lumley, Prop. EXPERIENCED ladies' rendy-l.o-1 Eight ronton, three large lied rooms ance terms. M llllF .ll OF Hlim.K'ATIOV of a thousand hus wear saleslady wanted at oneee. 11 wo loitlis, slet t n g porch, gins* enl> IV Hll/jItT anil F i t AN K I what I nropdae to expldlii '■ * r v ;!J ; and the others K i h i NTZ. (24) I Apply The Outlet. ' j closed sunpon h. basement laundry, PHONE 3 '* \VII EE LESS A.WELSH junlcatc'T-with you i 'mu abU an ins. After serving his ap^i^i^cV»liiib*tf^ ----------------------------1two ear garaee, nice nhnay buck- Lot No. 8, block 14, tier 7 between 'Service that makes ...v...... friends” VH. know^our nil dress. 12th and 13th Sts.-on Laurel Avu. n i l I X U / 'J l t l . I * and M s wife, VULCANIZING 1 3 3 — Help W an ted— Male | yard for the i hildrcn. Completely under a tvoical American phunber,'.*^ FISK TIRES I tl nun pee MUST he furnisher! including linen, silver. Size 54x117. $2,109. $1,509 down B L A N C H t : C. CH1I,1>, K T . Ah. the Chinaman opened a business of 77' irson at The Sanford Uef em! u ills. WANTED Moat Cutter to work |Vietrola, sewing machine and tele- balance easy terms. ' SANFORD DRUG COMPANY T ill- : S'l’ A T . : OF FI.oriUJA. TO- ’ his own. His first call was to ’go 'j [ce or by letter. Telelolill I,. Ohlltl. uml tllfinehe C 1 ‘ hllil. Saturdays. Apply 419 Sanford phone. Ideal for summer vuention --------"The Rexall Store” mt inn Sheen are not l i wife, J i - n n f.. Cliilil. A t t o r n e y In to n house and Aop a small Isq k ’rf: 3| May he leased for two or three (33/» hfn?t |We make a spffeialty of our prompt Avenue. J a m e s I>. Child, and J a Iihih filling of prescript ions and quick j - __ _____________ 'months. Writ.- 190 Ocean Ave., or Lots on 3-4-6 on corner 0th Streut T> c hfur ild , in d iv id u al^ ; M a ry - A. in a faucet, which he did in m WWfl*’ ‘ -1 f- Prompt - Efficient Size 150x117. tleliv.e. 3fi— S itu a tio n W an ted F e m a le i U’tephone 197 J Duytona for pur- ami Maple Ave, at — ir‘'l' ' n ' Child. Hern» l d \ . Chi Id. h e r Ims- usual plumber's stylo, but which M ?rf\ Servico h x $25,990.’ 1-3 rash. Ilulancu 3 years I ii iii I Ki\ti- C M ender. M A. Mettd' ' ‘ tictilars. Drugs Soda - Hot Sandwiches i-r. h e r hurhulid. ,1111 S u s a n W. billed to his customer with chaW, f>y,« Child, and a ll o t h e r h e irs , s h o u ld WANTED Maletndy cases by <■? (432) llu-i'i- lm urn. o f W i l l i a m Ch ild , da- acteristic Chinese honesty as falWIGHT (’ ll RISEN BERRY PRINT tl S e r v ic e s nurse with iruining and 26 venrs FIVE ROOM HOUSE— Garage, at n-.iH«d. If aliv e , a n d If e i t h e r , a n y . ’s i i o p Printing, Engraving. |,r‘u“ticV m i ' " -'.nerience," , Wi'irtnkei I9U Palnutto Ave. Apply 399 Sun Lnntn lot No. 3, block 1, un n r nil of iti.- snld d e f o n i t a n i s ho Iowa: , ■ ^ W S fL GAUDS' for every oc'iv .- ’r v f lS ................ ... * ' ;,.’."„.„l , , , ill, ,ir wVlhout” tioc' 1 Hughey s u n * . | n % S “ S S S tS i dead, t h e n to t h e h e i r s , d ev ise e s , [Mi-Lady.s Shop. 110 uruntei-N. nr otlisr .< lalmante under , “To 5 gr-lngs and 5 coming*, it. I'lit.ru. 1 1 . - U . II. II. AvenuoM ,. | Ally,,. l‘l|nne |------------------ ----------------------------- - ! . T ” , S lS . n, l ',?V intI “' k,'h J o h n I.. Child, B l a n c ho C. C h ild , h is Lve., Phone 395. ('omMKTcinl Street, FOR RENT— I room huuHi*>- Cull $8,500. $1,500 uish, Ra an o w if e , J o h n L. Child . H t t n r n r y In I I por wonting,' |6.” , 809-J, arranged. fftet f o r J s m s s U. Child . J a m e s - D. 55U-J. USED CAR BARGAINS Im ob iles F o r S a le. Child, in d iv id u a lly . V a r y A. C h ild , v Tha-.aavantegf<-of tWi SANFORD RObFING CO. Tile 10— Money to Loan (328) tlyrfmrd V. Ch ild , h e r h u s b a n d , K a t e roofs, built up roofs. ‘Re-roofing DAYTONA BEACH—See us for Lot No. 123 located In Sanford ltd Mender. M. A. M ender, h e r h u s ­ of blUltfg is-thlit his cusi 1 Gardner Touring. (NIGHT and Overland.' over old roofs. Leaks repaired El band, and HusftH W . Cliljd^ sjnit n il though ho ns 141the usual pin: auimnei' rentals, Carnwel), Bar­ 11. Motor Co., Park and tinuP.es free. Satisfaction guaran­ LOANS- Fit-i Mortgage Laniu^on jnett & David, 114 Magnolia Ave., Heights on Highland Street. Size o ili e r ', h e ir s , ahliWld there 2 1925 Baby Overland touring. homes a t *5 per cent interestTlI. * .......lam bo Wait W i l l i a m Child. C l i l l d ,'A s c 4 a s e d ; mat ““ to >71 softie* knew 59x124. Price 12,500. teed. Onk Avc.& 3rd St. Phone 111. U. ....... Daytona Beach, Fla. o ... i li e rr n a n lbs q U I..m l n eg iinv a n y Int Interiinn lbs b1almln_ L. lyrstoffiee llox 503, City. for. . There ffas ho cartjo 1 1920 Wyllis Knight touring. ...................... a llovnlved o <nlv t ........................... r^t In'the lands __ In tills suit O D iiltiler. a n y of Vile a b o v e n a m e d dc ' DODGF HILTON’S BARBER SHOP U>* ftboot that bill, v “ M J A N S - Money available at 7 per SUMMER R E N T A L & Jt Daytona I.oLm 4 nnd 6, block B on Spurllng fstidqn is.. whoaa 1 1923 Buick touring. ,__ _ iiii „pies , and ,r ,glneea F [O. Phillips Co., Ihc. 113 Magnolia Avenue. rtf uiiluiown ...... *tu th« c ,i U rent. Close in property. A; P. I Beach. We have aTr types mid mid Mugnolln Ave. Size HOxtOU. nr rrstdeiico afu »rs and Grahntu Trucks. 8 first class barbers. Special a t ­ Connolly vipiilitnlnniits In th o a lxiv o m t l liluit | kinds from the -mall apartment to $4,909. I 1925 Baby Overland touring Balance $100 rn aari nmi t » all unknown p n rllrs, pay for wb»t they get, if thoy . . . . . . $500 ’down. 2nd St. ■ Phone 3. tention givi » Indies and childfcii____ ____ ____(the mansion. Let us know your per iiiunth fur 12 months with 8 1 natural or m-ttrieini. mittit ,ur lufuni. their monov’a worth. People who . Vy .7 Fords, touring. ineeds. Smile real bargains in per ct Ut. Then assume eontratt. *’<*nc. iiled ..r u.{u-roal<l«nt. huv the Essex , IS—z-lloitscfifild (JoodH Mfo always** '■}} ILCAN1ZING WORKS. Iiilitiliig ;ui> l l i l - i ' S t o r i n t f i u s i f i hi 1 *1— llo ild in c — C o n tra c tln R __________ homes this is ihe buyers market. ■’ fie<l, because tha tho lender langur thayjif)v‘<tl they7kyv' III/' Iniiits l i i vi il vc' l to l i l t s s o i l . Hiihl aatisfie*!, (D GOODYEAR TIRES. K & At MOTOR CO. J 4 2 7 ) I xi ol s l i f t i i g mI i m i l e In S v i n l i n i l o own thoir ci\x tRo more thyy- b«-i( - ^i*j H. L. Batteries, „ TT i w t v A F K w 'l ’ll-:<'l''S Of'furniture used ' f ' 1 , '1 v 7 C" J K ’ I A M E sS l i . M i W A N A ll Kiruls ot . a „ ii 1, i11l ' I M V u ln s m A v i k. r e l u t m o n e 120. Lot on corner Union nnd Pine Avos. *"*o i *ii I v . l-'lui bi n, u m l it - s e c ilitol i, h Park Ave, and Commemal St. Hulisfioa com e...... ......... that they gtnTeveryeb: itors Cleveland Six Tin Mini Sheet Metal WurkJ . " ',lk • ~ ! Daj'tona lbui-h • ’[’he wuudeABeuchJ tU r m u H t o c f t r i f a Size* ll|bt I &9n Fo l l o w s , t o w i t : Ttyoi t; Yf \ ' ■,> t* <ytbinrthoM paid tar. Water i.nd Beat a ’lutla. A t I k i k PAvt*nl“‘ ' ” '1 * * ' > Ic W h o \fhfld.“ V ’ Pr ictrfdr iittlck '"a™ ut $22(5 pur j E HUDSON-KKSEX Avenue mid Third Street. Tole-' ' . . . . . ___ Ht-v.'ii (7) acres of ilm. Twenty Youra, foot, * INC. iil)l,lu, in |(55— Specinl.x at the rilorea (-’III l i d HS, l l csi I l l l d l IIS f o l l o w s : 7H— O f f ic e s «nd D esk Hoom 03 Oak Ave. , N-.rtli H a ir I N 1-.-) o f t h o S o iltliB IL E ”w Until i - c (S F q ) or the (523) Phone 41 m ^ j? t(iiulhjw’cfet i j i m r i c r iH\Vl4 ) of E. J . I.INDSIvOG Vleneral ('mi Corner lot on Union and Lake >F(>lt SALE Itv owner 159 acres HncHun. ’itj. T iiw n slilp i o Hoot li, tr m tn r and linibb r. Plans m i l ] i a i i « i t :i9 Kd s i . 5—MAUMONS I giiml truck fund, one-half mile View Aves, faring Hie Lake, north. , ,*< <*<. Tl iff” iint” Hperifiral i-itiM nil r i |uc:*t. All work I I, Automobile Co. "SILV ER I E E L ” HANDSAW ; mi hard road. Trout creek run- Nos. 5 nnd 7. Size 55x132 each. \ T h u S e v e n 07) no re s l y i n g Mast guaranteed. Riv-nli'itco 217 High­ Ave. Phone 137 ] mug through land. Will sell as n Price $209 per front foot. * t K ) z/t tb o i lr lc k Ituiiii iirul w i land St., between Elm and Oak te n d ln jr to tltr N o rth lin o uml to I F YOU want to sell your fa jwhole or In forty acre tracts on t h e Hast lin e, Die S m it h <H) lin e Phone 795W (438) Absolutely Guaranteed JHRYSI.EIt (easy terms. Call or write Lewis we can bo of good an-vlc* to ,; iuiill Uht' lia r a llu l w ith th o N o rth 'ULIiER MOTOR CO. Fessier, 242 iiundy Street, Ft. Spanish bungalow on Avncado hmj/nlary ftn g i tho l ir lc k rout) tit as we have inquirers for both *a.__ 20 — Heating nm 1 ••ii.mhinw I'olished pine floors. Very attrac­ 1st. St. Plmne 592 1I14 L a s t I K ) Uni'. M ora f u l l y da- and large farm property./DoatM Myers, Fla. s erih w l lur m o t e s a n d lio und a a s tive, on lot size 59x127. Has 5 i . f i i t l u w s : I t o a l n n lu g a t t l ie N n rth - Berg Corporation, 516 First N u l l* For Sale By STT AND PAIGE HOGGINS & CGV N CO , Au r -* '.ms n i ' f W J n V ) c o r h o r Of aalil N o rth Bank Bldg. Phono 713. ] ATTRACTIVE moms tu rent for rooms and hath. Faces east. 9",359. $1,590 cash. Balance 959 per inford Denier, H g lf i K ' j ) nail ru n W e s t (\V) i.iCthl w.irtv Radiator and 1In •tores ur offices nt Park Ave. 1 lil.lM .T ft/atns to c e n t e r o f h l g h f B ’S GARAGE plain ami ornamei i /meet .n o ; and Ci«tim<Tcml Street. W. M. month nl 5 put* cent interest. B \LI. HARDWARE : way aa n o w c o n s t r u c t o d ( A p ril. 1st St. i'lione 517 York. Tel. 7)5-\ r Kurt), t h e n c e w ltli aalil lino, f u n W / e -v : Young, Owner, 298 Park Ave. (423) - S m i t h (H) 2N tlt-srees S m lm itv s. Avenue. W e s t 2 70 c h a i n s , t h e n e d aitgiu, j LAC— OAKLAND 'O F FIC E Ft) It RENT—In Me inch 4 rooms anil )int|$loraU’d in Buena ru n Sm ltli (K) Jt;t d e g r e e s \ m in ViNtn on Summerlin Ave. ■ Hits -PONTIAC— utes. W est l.fitl c h a i n s to a ! lildg, Apply A. P Connelly A 2 4 — Dniniiitg— 1 ; perlite hleepfiig port'll. $4,5(10. $759 cash. Cadillac Cumpany. pnlni tn O - t j mii*1 h i g h w a y , t h e n c e Suns, Magnolia ami 2nd. i n n K n st ( H ) w ith S m it h ( S ) Him Bulnncti $599 semi-nniumlly nt 8 St. Plume 121 I. H. KA N N ER BETTER BARGAINS BH— Knoms WithouL-Hmird 1:t ii I . c h a i n s tn a iiolnt in la k e AUTOMOBILE DJJALKRS: If A reh ltret per cent interest. uml “ it t h e W e s t <\V) linn uf acres with small house, cheap, •- I I want to sell ym • u*«H )IU> BUICK CO. IN RECONDITION El) CARS 1 . sii ii ) * i - U . I lie ne e N urtli <N) Willi acres near Loch Arlmr. vertisv daily on Lhe chissified page. LOVELY UP-STAIRS front bed -' said lin e fi '.17 c h a i n s In tlw ptuco (285) Ingniilia Avenue* .115 t-'lrst Nat. Ilsuk H ldg. -.of heg liinln K . c in il a li i li i g I 17 piurn. nicely and newly furnished. L acre hear Loch Arbor. Phono 307 House on corner Cellar Ave. and EVERY W*KKK I’knar TZZ a c r e s , m u le ur less. , acres suitable for chicken farm. 4 witi/Thws. closet, close to bath, hot 2 5 — F lo rists, Second Street, This house hus 4 T r a c t S: j !l. CLAY DEN s- . watei. Space for car. Summer rooms and bath. Lot size 72x76. FORD — FORDSON EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. Room 4 Hail Uidg. "STEW ART THE FLOlMST" e tw enty a cre * rates, 299 Park Ave, Ird Higgins, Inc. $5,591). $2,860 rush. Balance 1, 2, t dAe s pc roirbtei odn a so f f oth l l o w s : T h u N in th l-'lowers for all occasions 1A Palmetto. Plume 331 Cor. Commercial & Palmetto Ave. V H a lf ( N G ) nt the Southeast 3 years. Mrl.ANDEH ARCADE FOR RENT—Furnished room ad FOR REN T—TH REE UPSTAIRS • Quarter tHI-lk) of the South west \ OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA­ Phone 781. <StV*4) Ilf Section Zll, joining hath. Close in. 211 (399) 1 Qliaiter IN/TSH PHONE 331. T o u n n l i l n 70 S o u th . Ita lia n 3“ TION. APPLY SEMINOLE S E ­ 19 mom huutto on E^vans Street beLaurel Avenue. • Inrtd in motor enr value. ( Hast. T n s f o lio wlim n o n Ion of CURITIES. 27— Professional Services t lie ntiiive doscrllo-d tw enty ' tween Elm and French Aves. Two fH MOTORS CO. I a c r e s : T h a t porilou Hast o f the FOR RENT—Two bedrooms each T" nnd Sanford Ave. ' stories. $12,990. 1-3 cash. Bal­ l ir lc k road und Hmith nf th e with twin beds, (’all 411 Park. 8IIA R cill E state Dircclor.y ance arranged. t r a c t f o r m e r l y sold to tlt« a b o v e PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING ‘ I>. W. Hliiirt, a l s o t h a t p o rtio n (KR maktis all its own Madam Hurriett*ji Beauty Parlor. Wnst of th e lir lc k load mill isM ' ~~ (254) That’s what one-profit THRASHER & GARNER ROOMS, with or without meals. Phono 245 fur appointments. N n rlh of i m r l I o n o w n e d L r l l n r Real Estate and Fire Insurance 5 rooms ami batu on Highland . rv I. K n o m s . r u n n i n g t o t h e Come in nnd see us, I Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. JACK nt’M.YS. Hs-|irr«vafc*l*al.r‘a 112 S. Purk Avu., Sanford garage Co. Street. Built in kitchen cabinet. t North lin e uml W e s t lin e o f t. t r a c t , lim it ' t r a c t s ro m a ln jn ir Gurage.$7,500. $3,900 cash. BalEUGENE OIL Permanent Wave-- 69 — Rooms F or Housekeeping e i g h t IK) a c r e s , tnoro n r less, m i n e f o l l y dcsorlhud hy ______ m etes for $19 per head. Graduate op­ _______________________ ________ i MrCALL Si FOX, Real estate in- i .n c e m o n t h l y . _________ ______ SEDAN in good condl116 K. 8mon4 St. ( 2 6 1 ) I J i* ml hounds us f o l l o w s : lln g lu I numerous extras. $2991 erators at Marinetlo Boauty Shop. TWO ROOM Apartment furnishcvl, * « « " « * » ■ Ito|rtbuy|. ur. amartg Avo h.,nw. 5 rnoint Pimm* 1 n rt rr-i,( f l a g nt t hBalll e S o utrur, t h e a s(N1< t <SK)(f ) cm a ' I altneUfi Ave., hurnt ot h (hp The Basket.* I'lione 193. Cromer nt Seminole, for light house keeping. 719 "'lr Usings, Phone 746._________ uml bath in Edgowood aobiiivm.mil Jf «Rt( i. tlmuco North t f-1 1 PHffNF HIU Onk Avenue._______ __ __________ 1SEE It. .C. TISDALE for good buys on lot size 66x160. Built In kitchen | L chain*. West t.i «* chains, H.mih j u r f l v f n rn i-.i. M h ■,'1 i lc g r , <•« h Intliuti'!*, ust 1924. Dodge Coupe.!15— ^ r v l c e S l a l i o n s — Hepair- UEMOVE THE. CAUSE of that __________________ ___________ in Ileal Estate, 235 Muisch Build* fixtures. Garagu. i1Jurtiy Itirni. !•- p ctmlns center line hluhway. East • -------- -- ---- -----Rheumatism, Sciatic ami Neu lug r d . $ 9 , 2 9 0 . $ 3 , 0 9 0 ea sily - B n l u t i c o tor.nrt c lu iliis to ticgTiuilnK, c o n - , 3 ” iitidn. Cheap for cash, ir.g. COOL Housekeeping and sleeping fitis by taking CHIROPRACTIC t e r m s . C a n 1 * b o u g h t u i l f u r n l s n e d * , t n lt if n s ■« vpii ( 7 ) a c r e s . A ls o bo - ; i at! 101 E. 7th St., berooms,.^reasonable. 105 North t n mill f 'null 2 9 5 9 5 y - g i n n i n g nt tho N u rth w n s t ( N W ) . special adjustment, phone 482-J MODEL TRIM CO. i C P . M. f o r $ 8 , 9 9 9 G a s h , $d,ollU. .[ < t n(-nnr of said t r a c t , ru n B a s t to I )*5— Lota For Sole Dr. W. E. Laurel. *" "We trim tho car, not the owner.” fnr appointment. ------- — | i_ c u n l e r o f h l a h w a y 0.75 c h a i n s MucDotigali, 1st Nnt’l. Bank Bldg. (33H ) ^ w ith ' ti. S m ith 28 d eg re u a ft inlitPhone 817 fgr estimates. S " in the Journal-HerI I t i le s W e s t 2.0ft c h a i n s , W o s t 8 10 72— W here to Stop in Town LOTS— 60x125 pine and onk ahadu A, t t r a c t. i. .v e r6 „r o „o m„ houm. „o „n ||„I RoomJ107. •P. W. RADFORD Gcorgltfa greatest I tu- | j r h n l n s , Nortli 1.76ft chniiiM to benear school. $169 ench. R. J . $1,500 metto Avenue. $7,(H)U. g i n n i n g , r o n t a l u l u u MU b i t o «. Monti ng, afternoon SANDPIPER INN— Moved from ‘ -McCabe, Route A._____ __ ■fYnut 3: , cash. Balance contrnct. | Sunday. Classified UNELCO BATTERY Servico. Bat­ 47— Dojfn, Cats, Pets'. Daytonn Beach to beautiful on-] ____Arroncr* F n r Slalw ( 'lino; Way cross Jourtery Exchange. New 0 volt 11 01 t-'lvn ( 8 ) nitres m o r e nr le ss, t h a t v p u r l ly i n g W e s t of Itrtck road plate batteries $12.50. Guaranteed CULLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd. tate overlooking Halifax river at 1 H/ - : A c r e a g e f o r h a l f l faycross, Georgia/ nnd n x ic n d l o u pi inn tluulh line Setters, Pointers, puppies two corner of Dixio Highway and Cen- 1e n n y jT t r,r . n|„ hv 1 year. Corner Third and Oak. arid W e t ling o f thn twunty('JU) months old. Any these kinds, tral Ave., Ormond, Fla. Um/m and <>( E AN FRONT lot ,or *nl° by ICH COUNTY - - Th« l u r e s , b e in g the N o rth H s l f ( N DEAN-BERG CORPORATION G ) of t h e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r ( S (1T ' or; h^Ho. lmni'h b aok stupe,idous develop- BEC K ER Auto Electric Company. males, $10; femnles, $0 ench. board reasonable rates. >Ummcr K ' D - n f th e S o u t h w e s t ' Q u a r t e r 616 First National Bank Bldg. - be#AdiirosI about it In the Palm , Electric Specialists on autonio- Hounds, $19 puir, all fine ones, or­ season opens July 1. Dinners by sout^. *• o f S u c tio n 26, T o w n s h i p So PHONE 713 iu 1 Darnell appointment. Phone lUOf^M or i;r0'icl^ nt Sparton Service. 820 der from this direct. Sample copy sent on tnoblles. £J S o u t h . R a n g e 30 Host, write P. O. Box 134, OrmomK 11 • QBox 896, New Smyrna, Ho. p i t a p p e a r i n g fro m t h e s w o r n bill Kennels, Williamston, S. C. West F i r jt Street, Sanfordt w * Dally Herald ------------------------------- - - V -------------------— — ---------------- ---------E X P E R T PIANO TONING and Phonograph ~Repairing by 'men trained at -factory. Let us rebuild unit' refinlsh your old piano or phonograph. KILLINGS WORTH REPAIR SHOP, Temporary ad­ dress 1361 Mellonvitie Avt*. Phone upplied for. ft . .. a , f r x J D O H ’T - ib -i ro p N o -‘b A L V . G E 0 R 6 B :: R T U P~F X T H E R f M E H T tO h ) tM C K ; A H ’ T 1 R E J P - M O P 1 T - YWAT*^» j 1 r 'V , A U U I H E A .R r f*r around HO0 t>E' 7b rsijcsi UUV- l T ' * j e>e a t to TflE orrtcE. WHERE l DOrs'T .v» (f 1 R E P R e tJE D T c t SH O W HIH RW5HT V— p »H“ ■ E.VE.N4 HE/SR T H E W O R D t^OL-F*'*) Ne - ' v o u y e >;ii , -bAlO E n O V ^ H i W O O U O H 'T 1 oo P W ITH i)i.I WITH A ] U IK B U ^ I C------ x '.F lo r id * . *|IU« thld t± F & P Sm m i-1 i w a s j tsa* van mm ‘ VJALSO ^ alvapized C-------ea Iron, G^&viuiki **l / .J ihv '■i . Ibid Court, at ,th* Cotrrrtioee* In *ftl**i at fir" 4 ' '\\~ . 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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 02, 1926; <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/57025247e0e8e311279890d2c14d8f5d.pdf a9ff2ccc5b7553ad0a81d10217cc2377 PDF Text Text MP’flMftiftitfr V .!» m : S T ,* ( M R ! hW 'U I g r e a te s t _ ic h e s t G a rd e n L an d • • •• I m *r.'L' ' CA _________________ Leased Wire A s s o c ia t e d SANFOBd AVl ORIDA, SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1»26 ! ^ - f 'f r ’ V 't' 7 Killed And 5 Hurt 'A s Train Hits Car ion Director turagedOver OfCongress i||er More Aid THOMASVILLE. Ain., July :i.— f>V>— The deuth o f thro-.* •lersons nnd the injury of five others. .twp o f them seriously, was the toll taken in n cross­ ing accident here today when the Southern passenger train Number 23 crushed into uit auto­ mobile driven by Albert Luker, of I^iwer I’euchtreci Ala. Tho drlygr of the ear was said to be deaf and dumb. Tile tragedy occurred within 200 yards o f the depot in the center of Thomnaville’. The dead and Injured were removed to Selma on the passenger train. The dead: Mrs. N. D. Luker, 35; (illlie Ellis Luker, 13; Annie Lukci. 4. T W W W ;''- ' ■■■ , Twelve Pages Todayi'T B s r .t ::-ii= Hearing In Bankruptcy Pi^K ffcdlntiM -Against Company 'That Developed Flornnndii „Clul>. Begins At Lauderdale grHtion as a more or leaa obscure physician in Nancy. He became known to the man Ip- tho street, however, by tho development of M ore hiH formula "day by day in every C harringC oD P rQ vid ea In fo rn ln tip n A h T o A c t lv L Way ! nm getting better und bet­ ter." • lien OX A n ti-S a lo o n B ody — - ‘ w - c ,1-riur.r1 aa ■....... %T LISINA QUIZZED Man WhoSaid, “EveryDay, In Ev&ty Way, I’m Gening IN DEALINGS Better And Better, ** fries DEFUNCT FIR BY COMMITTEE NANCY, Frame, J<fy> J t f i y,^ (/P>— Philip Emile t'oue, thub little man who made famous the'phrase "E v ­ ery duy, in every way, I am get­ ting better and better, irf douu. Y^Tho tinted advocate • of auto­ suggestion in llii* treatment o f illneiiip died yesterday at hia home here from general fatigue, due to over-work In counties!) lectures ami healing sessions.- He had been ill for several weeks. Professor Colic, as he preferrdlT to lie addressed, at first was u druggist, hut *luter took up the teaching and the preaching of his “ simple recipe for health uml hap­ piness.1’ He leehirefl in the United States, France, England, .Spain und ifther countries. Me was (IP years old. ' ’. ' .( 'im B i '.' ;■?- * n .' - - k i r : v< • ----- «TI" f'V m ', "'II' lia-I.L -■..'■■■■!' H i ll M i l. *’ ■ -Nsj i M . — i a _• * •* f a C'/Vl 4 N o M ail Dslivory TaW , Fore | Dr. Coue visited the United In V ariouH P o litic a l M ovoh I States in IU23 and became tho cen­ Scheduled Mopclay ' ' W M j ter o f miph controversy among R e tie ) physiriuns ns the efficacy o f auto­ Expenditure O f Seven, There in to be no city mail suggestion. Although ho an­ Miliiops Is Revealed, delivery Monday and the win­ nounced that he had given up his dows of postofflcc nre to be “ dny by day" .hunt, it spread throughout the country. Dr. Coue R ic h a r d I^earHtin H ob n on A n d ! open only botween tho hours of Directo:- Has No Knowledge H o’clock and D o’clock in the gave many denionatTatiniiH o f his O f Prominent Purchasers; L a te W . J. B ry a n A r e S a id morning, nccording to an an­ methods in America)! cljnlds. T w o Bitf Loans Revealed T o H a v o R e c e iv e d M o n e y no unccmcnt made today by He returned to Europe, where R esignation 'Only One Farin Rel ihistnmstcr J. I*. Hall. ho resumed his practice, and then WASHINGTON. July 3.— (/}»)-All of the tiauks are to ob­ I’OUT LAUDERDALE, Flu.. came back to tie United States in Measure Is July 3. t/l’ t lleuruii' in the serve the holiday by remaining IU24 for a sh..i t lecture tour. Since Dr. Erni'st II. ( ’harrington, gener­ Imtikniolrv ” ru« codings i.iroin-'t closed aml$ nractically every Prof." ■.ii- I 'one for many years then tus life in Nancy bus been al secretary o f the Anti-Saloon Harbor Bill D elayed ,^ League, today provided a new Aiiierii-an Hi iti'li Iitiiuiivcnu'iit pi'll, tired hi') ....... . business hamti in tho city witli of auto-sug- lather iptii'l. • i'i |Hir:il inn. dcvclopi'i ■» nf Flora source o f information fur the ae Mm exception of tin* soft drink Et o n . J u ly b. W A S H I N G T O N , J u ly 8 . g tivilicH uf the Anti-Saloon League parlors will not bo open for ii, I'n.-hinnaUc icnl estate Ii ( '. A ih Iiv w k . and other organizations active in business. i ........ .t tii'iii iiere, xva -tinted her*' (/P)— C o n g r e s s f i x e d 3 o** ‘ ' n n lio n ’ s p rn h ib ipolitical ami legislative affnirs. ' lodav With I lie i|lle hulling of K. clo ck th is a ft e r n o o n a s t h f hH cntisiiluiitiK tIn* M o .u in r P iiM ic a lio n S ta rte d 1A. Osina, vice pn dent Mid di He wns summoned to supplement h o u r f o r fin a l a d jo u r n m e n t the testimony of Wayne B, Wheelj rertor of the organisation. ■of h i :;' rosi^ n n In O r t o h e r O f LaM Y ea r fo r th e s u m m e r . f. t t-h* gcAiCMl counsel and legiahitive (attic o f iiiiportaii.c wan n B u sin ess 1 aV'Wlt of the league, uml to explain A .H o u s e resoH itjfcn B «t- •' v**ah'd in tlie tcstioi.uiv of Mrs. j ig)]l « f rolirinf? W ith Issu e On S a tu rd a y lliana, whose interrogation cover­ Home o f the data brought hack tin g th o tim e f o r a ia b im d from its national hcitdqunrters at in his mind Ih*ed the I'lilire tiioriiiug session. Me in g th e s e s lo fi w a s ad op jU d - V, TA M I'A , Fla.. July ILVi.V) Westerville, by the coqiniittee’o scourugenMMtl over The Tumpu M.'tiling Teh graph was .niestione.l t>v Thomas Flem­ ' b y th a S e n a te w i t h o u t * ' agents. o f CunRresM to \vtiii'li started puhlicution thlnher ing and I). I.. Hogeis, Fort laiudiT In in iig rn lio n lnspei'totf C o n ­ J a j M i S e m in o le C o jin ty Decision to proceed along this r e c o r d v o te ;* n r ,..W-J.frm dal)' utturui'Vf) n nivscnt dig the btion wliieh lit- urged II, 11)25, wa ■ii-melit Friday l>\ the fe r s W ith N oted S w in d le r ; Mnn, R epoi is M u ch S u c c e s s line in this phase of its work was hulk of the creditors. ti>. phui.-i for tli*» fim il Tampa Mnniini; Triliuue :inj ■■crap­ D ep o. h ition I’ t occult in Of W ASHINGTON. July a,— (/R — In Beeent K a id » O n disclor-ed by tin* committee yester­ Efforts o f alt.irueys to deter ■aiirn t<> wipe onl (In' ped. The hi t i- in- will appeal' day after Senator Reed, Democrat mine the |p 1 of storkholileis of the 102 I M at It)-O p en ed A g n in L o w e r fciist Coartt O I S ta te of Missouri, the ehnirmuit, and P re s id e n t B. A . D pu gla sn AsIfR With tho dual T »n « qf tha gavel Df illicit liquor upply. today. Tin ‘i or*-ha >* by the I lib son pd Sonata today. I*com pi R e tu r n O f B la n k s in. the ilousq and f ci*linn tin1 strum mci- line ini'ludi'd all lie' equipment and .aiipoi.'itioii, and inipoil.nit infor­ Wheeler, again on the witness i CongreBu com <fe to ,... end o f * . lit lUSTt )\, I • mi July 3. t.Vl ( Janie-: l.er. of Ovieilu, deputy stand, had wrestled in the warm mliiiri efforts. Ieir* illation •>! tie Telegraph. Th*> mation eon. ■ruing I’he affair S u lic itin g C’ riticiH in And seveu-montha’ seveu-montha' a *’ setsion ' . during *' . which the euiimany, failed in the : tale ll-'il-tnll anthill ill. s today took j a.luiiin'li.'itor of prohibtioii for hearing-room for live liotir1; Aver | additional appropria- pi ice wa not aini.iiliceil. A q k in j'D rig 'in a lS u K g e.’ttlonH it grappled, among meats of Mr. tlsina that his "erv- pee. notionai'V i.e a or.-, to prevent ■tanair '* . outstani . the late of I l.iriduw-wltli offices their conflictjng viewpoint::u..l ; er.ted to enable Inin t>>[ After the tie of the Trihune in i. i had mil iii. 11i.li.I an intimate sues, with taxation, tha World llo- >'Xi ill.-ii ..t a iiicidt' threat by hi Jack onvilh . was W the city masses of figures out o f the [fo r e m line with In 'June, Iir'fi, l.y I’ol. W. I'1. Stowall, I. IIOVVledge nf file hooks, which f'resident E. A. Dougins of. the ( ourt queatlon. foreign dfibta. p r o r j ( ha.lc . i.ii/i, convicted Buetoa yesterday for a •hurt time eitroiilr league’s recOrclJ. fcsteiday. be it panted lit foiindi-i and owner, to a ei.Mip Were not available today. Icenl ( ’handier of Vuniinerec today hlbltlon, farm relief and thfe toJj- ' V,- w • • ,\ v Duller, who Itnlay telegraph­ to iioiats mi the lower cu'.t coast These figtrrtni revealed expen­ incy lull, :m Iti'li on of Tampa ho moss men, pome of " . Ask About Valuable Papers ed Govern..: i ad • o f Mnssachu- and while here i.e gave out a*state­ ditures by the liatmmil mid stale issued uii urgent plm for the ear­ road labor problem. |oiup)e1ed ywsleiday, hejt|n> former I'ldunie employes who ly return of the tiuestionaire* t'liiinsel tor the i re.litors, hi tlp !r M'ttn that h. -could end Ilia oWn L^avlifg behind a record af ment to a rcpiesuntativv of The leagues, amounting to $7,000,000 "i|iially vVhil to Ins Iliad served under t ’ol. Stowall or nuest iomng nought to which commercial bouy members many thlhgs done, aa W all1 eu , .-jiL establish life rather tl go to prison. Herald on the result* 6f the nro- in 22 states in the lust six years, iiaeliuent of Iqll; to e jgainzeil the (lulf l’ uhli.-hin*; t ’d., lilaine for the loss of valuable docu­ liuve neglected to mail in uccord* things undone, its np^mbere v 4 !{'■?.« An inning, .tom inspector con­ hiliition drive tin t_yya« carried on and included details of "hhnora- _ irate pr"lnl4*ioii and with Wallace I). SloWnll, l ‘o!om>l ments and miners of the corporarfnce with tho reuucst made at, riuina* puid to a number o f widely, u mm'ting o f the tirgunizatim) able to point to passage o f ijre v a ' v J’A temis, to tiglKen up llr’e Stowall’* son, as president. Ahoul lio/fT which were declared hv tliem ferred with I'oiizi y.-derduy and recently on tin. north east coast. Jacksonville papers huve been re­ known men for prohibition speech­ shortly after tho election of o f­ eque- bill, estliUatod to have easfed brewery permit siliia two mouths ago Colonel Stowall to have hgen taken from the eotn- forwarded a r ^ ie s t to Washington the nation'll tax burden by SS5tL* <, Including $171,203 to Rich­ ficers in the first part o f June. put additional 11teeth" took over active direction and nian- liany’s mlniinislratioti building at asking if deputation proceedings porting a great amount of activ­ es. 000,000, to apforoval by the Benbegun in Bo.-tnu in l'J2-l might be ity among the prohibition forces mond Penrsim ilolmon, "the hem Rstead net. ugeinenl of the Telegraph. The Floruni'ala Club and suliseipiently Working on the assumption that ate of i\ resolution provt * reopened lien Pi.* > said after during the past few ;week.). Sev­ of the 1 Merriniuc," and former Iiis dNoippniulmcnt over sale today marks Ids retirement dumped into a nearby canal. tho Gliuinner o f Commerce in noth­ American adherence to the the coiifei'eiu« that by had admit­ eral raids made in the vicinity of member of Congress, over a period lif these dieasures, lie is from the newspaper field nf Flor­ Jl'ho two attorneys exhibited of Mnelenney of nine years beginning in PJI4; ing more than n big corporation, Cqprt protocol, t o ratlilpai id witli his pinna, upd it i'la in which he had devoted Ins eo­ Floranuila t'lub newspaper adver­ ted a part in Easeisl organization St. Augustine and work in this . >-untry and would not have netted iniiuv hundreds o f gal­ $11,000 to W. J. Bryan in 1010, nnd the board o f directors o f the body number o f war . debt $ett ns unllkeiv that he will lire life, starting the Triliuue in tisement:'., containing certain anfight depuration. Me came to lons o f “ shine" and thousands of $1,200' to Frank B. Willis before decided to formulate thalr 'policy chlfef among them that wit all, before September, IHIM. iiounceiiients of homes started and according to the wishes and sug­ and to enabtmfeht o f K mfeit . . gallons of nmsii. ' ' America from Italy 23 years ago. he became a senator from Ohio, tpucLs to have his risirA statement to he printed tomor­ other structures contemplated in | gestions of the majority o f the signed to ; promote peace Punzi has received no reply to a Asked if tin' uceess of the drives *oes in full operation, as row, signed by members of the the project by mitionally-promimembers. To accomplish this, railroad industry. request for ai.l etihled to Premier had measured up to expertulini us lible under law: already hoard of directors of the T< le n< ii( hacl.ei - . which were discrolil qdestionuircs were mailed to every As for farm relief, which Mussolini of Italy. Mis threat Mi • ee said. "In all our open-agraph has nothing to he sorry I••r. ei| hv Mr. I' si mi. member inviting criticism end up strife during moat o f the was made pail ..f his fight agitinst lions it i . mm' difficult, thim com ­ lie as cried that while an^VdverRhe new gr * " the alco- lexcept that tlie field did not ■-su new ideas. slon, only one propo ' monly U'licved to secure enough tiseinent in ipiestioil told of 111" extradition to Massiieliosetts. [for which . ion was as opportune as ft appeared To date, many o f these blanks alive marketing bill , evi.lenc' to i-cuia} coiivietmils to I’oiizi' - mi"- age ill Italian to lie. deficit .n ., measure, “ The Telegraph,” the atatenh ot stall of con (ruction oil u home in have been returned, MY. Douglass the administration,, reached owners in -tills and illicit peddling |to function shortly on- adtli, “ bus fought tie* h o t tiglp l''loraiui.lt, I'I iiIi hv Mrs. E. I'. Mio - ohm. a - 11 an dated read: Along with a •Luted, but many are still in .the White House. businesses, particularly when it is Mtoteshjirv for Mrs. Douglas Me“ Aii Italian patriot request:) |frodcrslilp of Frank Halo, I that newspaiter bruins and ingenp bar of relief -measure*, the. bauds of members, und th^-gbq)o hard lo actually catch the evy Yt»rk prohibitim of- I if ,< could qninmijiid, but it is not Arthur,*jvi daughter,'tie Win' w that l.ction from persecution and six "chillers" at&vvork. ■NEW YORK, July 3.- (/P )-T e x ­ 'mi rclnl hody^is delaying)the zono-: as Guimm’s "300 Club" on 54th uLion of its 1U2A wise fi> continue along . line:, no such struct iii o was being lallt. years of oppiessinn. It is my re­ until Liquor Running Gut Down Onlv Two I.oanH Made |e, (Jonerul Andrews If) known to ts ma) quest that ynit iutorvena IntinoStreet, one o f the town's heat rs ns hazardto fa rm __ ___ iK cn Mr. Usina iliscluinieimill knowl­ dialely through our ambassudur We have had much success in known cutfurets, operated hy u for­ these neglected Vtlnnks nfe filled tho Houso andl& riafg’i [Jenve for lAmdon next OllH.* out und returned. edge of uiiy |iiirchi|ses uj property here. When arrested on board an stopping a large amount of liquor mer rodeo queen, was ruideil early the American mission "Repeated requests for these the corn belt p$an w lU f.lU f or tinv resi.lein'es . ontmuplateil on Italian steam, r 1 carried important running und have confiscated sev­ today hy police anil a prohibition Jscuss with British an .quistionuires huve been made," satiou fqe featuYe. n i tlie m oie.i hv Mrs. Alexander personal no -age for you I' excel­ eral thousands o f dollars worth of agent armed with a search war­ |h.'ir invitation, mciiiis Prohibition Debated . Middle, |he King of Greece, Mrs. lency. imported liquor. Many expensive rant. They seized several bottles Mr. Duugluss said today, "and lit closer cooperation Prohibition bobbed Into debate many o f them huve lieen sent in automobiles and yachts have also Horace I loth" I • 1 1 1 1 ii>in, S looel two governments in . ,, o f alleged liquor and arrested a in both houses at frequent' i ‘ Viiinlain. the ( 'ollli*ess of l.amlel[been turned over to the government dancer ami the supposed munager to heudquurteris but there are still vuls bub administration b}UL of ih " Himigglitig I v C S U l t S muny unanswered. If these blanks ilale. Lord ’I'liiilstane and Boulton >during the past few months. I of tho place, tighten im> the Volstead. ^ have boon lost, members should tho most port went by the I feel that we have made headway and J. S. pillshury. whose names Texas Quinan, vtho the police suy NK\V YORK, July 3.— (/p )~ A n were idi'iitified with the ilevelopupply for more or else write their |in Florida in recent months despite was acting us hostess i , i > e place, along with modification prqpqeal alleged clur on women who wear suggestions und criticisms on an |the large amount o f publicity the Jwas not arrested. Measures failing o f actloh retdi kniekerlioekers resulted in a fatal nient. ordinary sheet o f pupor and moll i uni runner im receiving in Imln Questioned regarding financial the place rti the calendar fo r tho,. The prisoners declared themsel­ shooting today in Tim Bronx. them to the Chumbor of Com­ ' the north and the sirtflh." nssistanee, Mr. Usina declared Udu ves as ilymati Kdson a broker, und J :- (/Pi Floyd Jordan, 21, who came to Ariz., merce offices, or deliver them in December scstjiun—-the *tecomf o f . he was acquainted with onlv \ » o , ,, TUNi ( „ , . July , tlu> Sixty Ninth congrefa—and i t Both |ierhod." New York ncoutly from Tennes­ Ago.: i Raids in Baker county recently Julia Dunn, 10, a dancer. loans, one for $2!*5JMIO from ,v,n" ‘st Hu,,,‘,n " f netted 750 gallons of "shine," 18,­ were charged with violation of the wus Mils suasion ■ which enabled^!', _ .see, took exception to the slurring "The off!) 'ers of the commercial SlotesbnrV mill another from .MiA. Prieta. Smaii-j, Mexico, deehir. s Jtlly 3. (/I*)— Itur.Hell remarks made by Joseph Reusch, Horace Dodge Dillnum for $250,- in a statement to t>e published to 000 gallons o f mash and 10 stills. section o f tlie penal code forbid­ organization cannot curry out the leader* In planning ndiourpm enttd-, '(« day to put oyer.until tian the con- *Y-l Edson [osni|»'d the gallows nl- 2J, who he bail never seen before, IIOii. Me was iinalile to give any dev in the Arizonu Star that Mr.. Tho largest captured was one cap­ ding suggestive1 dances. wishes of the memlx'ni unless we MePliersoll, Los able o f producing dot) gallons of was charged also with possessing know what those wishes arc. txoverslal Rivers and Harbors bill* [liinules . several times, and fired five shots, four o f which detailed filimiei.il slulenKMit, hut Aillire Simple lidaor per day. which hus yet to recbfva'i Senfttal; »v; tin* liquor. Cod today t>> he hanged took effei't, (In' polj^e said. Money being expended by the approval; coal and Muscle Shoals, .'-r declared he knew the corporation Angelo i evangelist, ttild him flint in n The crowded night-club was "M y sister wears knickers nnd had sold propreytgm the trad to ­ ihe, Inol been in Agua Friela three . Following• Is an account — buily is money contributed by rep­ thrown into confusion by the en- resentative citizens who should legislution lind other important lavs before she made her presence kxonvillc paper of a raid mud [Judge Marcus Kavaii- she is a good. innocciiL girl," J or­ taling $ 1,20(1,000. a few days ago in St. Augustin) propuiala. traiico of tho tilree detectives and known June 2.i, wlii'ii h!h? rfliilftl neetl Seutt alter f>c t dan is alleged to have said as he tinder cover men worked in St. u federal agent whu pushed past u nvuil thcmselvs of the privilege • Amuui «i)g them ia thd*Ifbnchrdpbt u stoi y uf having escaped her his motion f**i- a new opt iie.l fire after It. iiscli, made his Augustine last week, leurning of uniformed guurd at tlm door and o f ' assisting us in placing funds , re* ro. ^Continued on page ? ) ■ L ; ^ remarks. After the shooting, Jorahduilor . where wa will get tha most) The mayor asserts that Mr<- t the various alleged liquor dives, announced their identity from tho oilta.'” \r> T -------------------------- - r - 4 vrouviuLetl o f the m u r -!'•"«• Bed but was caught by two MiT’lierson later qualified her | ii i f cuts Hold, and with the stage nil center o f the dance floor. There . Maurer, II drug \< hailffeuirs^ llo made a complete set 'fo r the raids, agents swooped were crela uf indignation and more deeliiration t>v saying that she eily hall pharmacy, eonfessiinVr*ho police said, meant That she had been in the j down simulteiieously at 'J o'clock liiun ^nu guest, according to the Mother I s - Killed kot an<4 killed in what outskirts of Aguu I'rietu fur three •Saturday night und rupturing a policeAoffefed to fight the Invad­ Hioti charged was a I quantity of liquor, made tho ar- ers **ono by one.’ Degenerate W hen She da vs." Detrain! by Scott and I n est. ' Tex us Ouimtii’s former club on .Sanford i:t an id.'al city t> Io­ Robert. Trtes A id Children Is'c Heads Party of Twenty 48th Street wuu closed same time nite in Inr husincN.'i or lire, bolt’s trial on the mur"Janies II. IAte, deputy Btnle pro- ago. I is set for Tluly It. NEWARK, N. J.7 July (A*)— ; Sanford El WASHINGTON. July 3 .- (/I*) - ai'i-nr.ling to Bnhumir Kryl, oi.ti'd liitiition^olmihistralor, headed (he hhv Mrs.! Margaret Stunton, 30, widpw td jcJirr Ihe "J Weather outlook for th<> week be­ hand leader, Wtin- visited hei<- lor milling purLv of about 20 agents. *>Tji : cveral days t hi.-, week, and local and mother »)f four children, wail \^j|l Tour1’ •avinsf ginning Monday: ' •I'1 wt«s in St. Augustine today to weather condition:; urn more laiiiiiims ain mint' iiikilled today when she went to tha 1middle ot Ju ‘ to MIAMI, July :j. t/I*> Total iv attend the hearings while J. G. Ray Ml DOLE-ATLANTIC STATES: h a*% »t In i' point fen soiirci'.'i o f 17 fitianciul institution defense o f her two sons,. who Generally fair with moderate tern Vnruhlc than at any leturned here to be In churge ol .. ware c* Elks Elka1 1Cbnvont Coavenf central or noli uttiei'ii I'Toi'ula (hat in tin* Miami area amounted to up the local headquarters. being attacked by u degenerate. • tvlsltin l ^ n g oUtfiy1) perultno. 1'cfjod of showers at has vislti'il. * Tho man Bhot her through the routs,' prnximutely $1 td.ODD.non with the. WASHINGTON^July early part uf week; generally fipr "The m ajority o f the alleged Mr. Kryl in an inqinf.-sariu of rosourccN of four mi!tonal hind ■ 1 liquor luw violators hud ’poster' {ht breaHt breast ns as who struggled to According, at end. tvd Authority to carry o u t’ sciVel'al right c a r d iq g :to. 'lolc, having made rccnrdH aggi-ogaliug nearly $11)0,000,UlM), JGTON. July 3.- f/l'l— SOUTH ATLANTIC AND EAST at the loefejt' temporary homhMif $l,ot)0 cuch he* million dollars of financing in ro- prevent his escape and Mrs. Stanton and h«^ daughter nent Florida oorgo Norris, the Ke- GULF STATES: Local thunder­ ami played at some nl^Me largest statements published today re lorn Huturday midnight and were imburemeiit for expenditures made or contemplated was usked o f tho Emma, 14, were slurping. In a for' the trip, Igte |surgeiit from Nebraska, showers Monday afternoon and ogei'u houses in the natiiui and be­ vcnled. f't*'d to awuit the hearing tmluy. Tlie slutefiients wore isMied co iny occasions has fiinmi prohuhlv Tuesday afternoon; then fore the mii-ruphoncM of some of ‘ ‘ Agents ilnscrilied their cam­ Interstate Commerce Commission rear bedroom when the man en­ lag Dr. j'odils with the Coolidge mostly fair except for widely scat- the he: t known hrnadcast ing si a incident with tlie uulioiiul hank call paign us a wholesale drive on the today hy tho Seaboard Air Line. tered the room occupied by her two Ocala) * and are under date of Joue 30. retail liquor, plucea o f St. Augus­ The road Would procure authen­ boys, Dewitt, 12, and Elwood, 8. Cha Itioo, resigned today ns j tc'red thundershowers, Tcmpci'ii- tions of lIn* country. In describing his imiircsrioiis of Deposits reported by Mi hanks in tine. tication o f $053,500 o f firut and Hearing their screamtt the woman lo f the Seunte Agricul - tures normal or slightly above. mas: G e o ff* , tin* city, Mr. Kryl stated that the Miami area totaled nearly $110, jlttce. “ Arrested Were. May Moore, Jes­ consolidute«i six per cent gold rushed toward the front o f the O ^ C u rrji' Btetb « n d % weather was much more eqdahle 000,1)00, four nut ioiml hanks ac­ sie Tuchcr, T. A. Adhtop, John bonds duo In 1940 and ptedgo the hpliae. • as it met today the WILLIAMS DECISION UPHELD and plmiHUiil than he had expetted, counting for more thnn $8(1,000,The intruder met her In the (opted tho resignation Plant, James J. Gurroll, Georgo. A. whole or uny part o f that amount It also kitchen. The three children stood Date. TALLAH ASSEE, July 3.—(/!>)— published reports of thermometer 000, I’uylor, Jesus Regain, Bqlentl.'iu for short-term' notes. readings having led him to be­ would issue $114/50,300 nnd $28?.- by. as tgoif mother, fought with ion Jment o f Norrifi leaves The state .supreme court today nfAhurta, Tony Fodulu, Suxua lieve that “ Sanford was the hottest Puizus, 0 . E. Coffey und Hurris 736 of refunding 4 per qout mort- the man. Unable to spbdue bar, Republican on tho ifrnicd tho judgment o f the circuit Two Americans Die point in the state.” gugo gold bonds und $2,114,600 ho fired and looped through a winParaona." |nnothor senator who court for Jackson county in the During his travels through and $12)2,500 of tl ;ier cent first do^. The woman died oO the way Red with tlu* president case o f J. |\ Williams vh tho State In Airplane Crash northern states, Mr. Kryl said he % ' Ldief legislation- Me- o f Florida. The opinion was by found blie same impression prevail­ K1LLH SELF IN CELL , und consolidated mortgagu guld to n hospital. • -* / — ----------- i » bonds. Circuit Judge A. V. Long, who set r - f f " 1). PRAGUE, July 3 .-(/!« )— Tim J ing everywhere, and a result he Authority to issue $$50,QUO' of [Norris said ho wjir re- upon the bench during the disqual­ New York's municipal radio yat mada reaerratlons, it !$ . » ) ( declared that Sanford is receiving American victims of the airplane | ATLAN TA, July 3.— (JP)_Joe first mortgagu .'ill-year 0 per cent station broadcasts descriptions o f the chairmanship in ification nf Judge Buford. WiII- some unjust publicity. crush at Rossuupt yesterday were Schullman, held in Fulton county, S a U n g ^ r ^ k h ^ tha t S S ) .................................... d to tho ' missing persona twice a day. bonds to be delivered ive timo to Invustiguto iunis was convicted in the lower Issued on gold Mr. Kryl wus Informed of the definitely identified toduy as Mr. on u ne oxaat warrant laaued Seaboard at .par in .partial repay court for a ntotuory offense. questimiH. . epay c unfavorable locution thut the o f­ and Mrs. John G. Duwson of Ghi- complaint o f hish wife, committed ■> i . . . .M -C niii. 1 -J' ■ T f t T hangln. himself ment Of advances wus nuked b; ficial city thermometer had been C8i 3 ). Mr. Dawson was Instantly suk'idq today by hanging the BruoksvUle A Inverness Ruilfrom the cell door witn his belt. pluced in, und was assured thut killed, while his wife died us she road. Sunford is in reality much cooler was beiifg taken to the hospital. , __ , ■» Tho Rossdupt correspondent of than many other towns in centho W olff burouu later sent a mes­ trul Florida. Judge Rules In Favor sage in whiuh ho reported tbut H‘ x 11 Bandits Stage i O f Iliinpis Betting Stucco, work on the new p e rso u were killed in the crash. TO FUSII ROAD WORK Big Raid In Jersey JNVILLE, July 3.— (/P) Dri*kell aj Jacksonville, is prosojail'near the lake shore Ig t CHICAGO, July 3.—t^ V -C lre i n f rapidly, and coptraetpra TALLAH ASSEE. July 3.— ( /P )- Chicago Millionaire to IC. Faimun, arrested hrre ■cuting the coho nguiuHt Faimun. •r swot oerma str&uar \o RAH W AY, N. J „ July 3 .-(/P ) cult JudgeTsa liy h fr today ipsucj chaxgp o f erecting tha atructutt In usos in aU»yaakipa,iaad-ja f an n churge of attuinpt-1 Dr. Mann tmluy said ho believed Chuiruiun Fans A...ftnthuw ax^of U Very III A t Tampa — Eleven bandits, working four $un Injunction, ' restraining the Dadoed omi oi%vlr jPXtwo certificates of .the a well-organized schemo for forg- the Stale Road Department nWde and a half hours early today, county iaw-pnforcIH g'from 'in ter­ Cclictic Medical Examin-1 ing certificates of the eclectical publiu today a letter ho hod writ­ boen provided for raided the plant o f Merck apu Th# bate to fering wltj$. tha cyrtliica^e, system State Board o f Florida, Imedical board was broken up with ten tothu contractor for the grad­ TAM PA. July 3.— ( ^ — Adrian Company, manufacturing chem­ ing o f State Rood Number 3 be­ C. Hbn*re,,79, Chicago millionaire of betting,at'Tbtf inaqguraUtui of over today by Justice Ithe arrest of Faiman. " satoYOrt ........... , ... O, V I .. D I . . . . . . L .J ists, covering 50 acres and com­ racing tm a lrfU rn ooa a t the New As# inog. engaged in m: ce J. C. Madison to ap- . A Dr. Charles C. Faiman was the tween St, Mary’s River ojui Yulee. and one o f tho largest Investors nr h fitted with prising 46 buildings. ->r dpcGired decuin that property in this section of Florida, s criminal court of rec- stur state witness in tho SllpheWI- in ’which the form er Brick and exterior barmanise with tim* Ilman was urrented while McClintock cuso in Chicago Iasi the contract would be iforfeited un­ was reported today criticully ill at HJlngof the City Jail arid the a t ? throughout, They shot pne man. injure^ at the tredfc o f m ^ .ta o { & thirtyflra theroug Dr. Faiman, when returned less a sufficient force is placed on his hotel here. Havana from Molino, a ycaL ' Ifeast two othera and broke open pro,' ' ‘to ensure Its early com­ near Pensacola, where to Jacksonville, denied knowing the project He Is a bachelor and brother of new Jail la a specially da-' five safes in different bulfd(on. * to He said he had beon plot practicing medicine for Shopherd. ‘ ’Ultra-modern buiidipg the late Mrs. Potter Palmer. ^mer A c* ings, escaping with about $1,51 Ot head of tho National University of innovations blthorta uucording o . his pi physicians^ he ‘her g tto. _ in cash, together with a true The ancient Egyptians had zoo­ came ill several Lmodjcal board, tlirough Science in Chicago one time, but n tbia section of Florida, sever months ago-and loaded,. i( is believed, Hood ataUd this drugs, i 3l ^ •Went, Dr. J. M- Mann that he.-left that city three years logical gardens containing large his condition gradually V .M -n grow Tirr*w'>A> ' flit. , t, y. collections o f wild anlmalf,; - .. iButlfr, and Dr, S. E, ago V;-** •* ,. ' . .' . . ' S 1j- te Groups In [nit Desired (otComeBeIptember 1st Papers Said To Have Been ThrownlnCreek TAMPA TRIBUNE BUYS TPT.ECRAPHl FROM STOVALLS.. -• .. * * ... . . .. will <;» out or Revenue STEPS TAKEN TO ASSISTANT PROHI KEEP PONZI FROM CHIEF OF STAT KILLING HIMSELF PAYS VISIT HER COMMERCE BODY MEMBERS tiRGED TO CO-OPERATE Famous^New York Cabaret Is Raided By Cops, Dry Agent Slur On Women Who |Wear Knickerbockers In Shooting FvanRcIist In Agua Prieta June 20, Says Mexican City Official Scott Draws Sentence After •ial Is Refused r Fair And Moderate Weather Next Week Norris Quits lirman Of Farm Ittee In Senate Noted Band Leader Is Impressed With Sanford’s Beauty Resources Of Miami Banks $110,000,000 To Seaboard Asks For Right To Sell Bonds Itiiess In McClintock Trial Is [ged With Forging Medical Papers |& isM $ s t e ! [.'s?s? 2 5 4 ............ t, • .. • ■ • « �•Viii i.S'JrA It '■«r*!J ^ Sw-ylhL>'r ,>;< 5 V*. m l ’ - I"; . S&H i L."« •; .' ■ ••• 'A m m rn -' • 3|i. v .-v , v. ' '. .«' . •g r.if tsn r ■ iU '1 ■M ' , y . . .. is' r«; a **' j_~ i> • Iff, I'M Is C u *«fe* L‘v*'\ n n ' j - ALLOWS I -Club Standings Lead Oi Cincinnati .. V • g w .' 4 AND SAINTS WIN Fl o r i d a s t a t e l e a g u e Won „ L obI Pet. / .053 SANFORD 400 Lakeland - ­ .570 Ft. Myers .527 St. Petersburg Bradenton , ,4&iM • A30 Orlando ... .418 T am p a........ .318 S n iu sotn ....... Protest* of the tfhmo ployed be­ Lakeland Blanked By Star tween Sanford and Fort Myers A seventh-inning rally gavd the ffbrlcr Of St. Pelergburg; Thursday has been entered by Pr«m >’ By The Assoc Boston Braves a 3-to-l verdict „ ,.i f John W. Hendry, president o f tho Messner I^eads His Mntes has cx- over Philadelphia. . John Hendricks Fort Myers club, with .President hia ClncinAt Ba.t; Getting 2 Doubles n * L t a S W . G rail i “ i-j ! \ , , ' pressed the belief t .Washington -and New York di­ J. B. Asher, o f the Florida State NATIONAL LE A G U E .J> .National vided u cloublo-hoader in . the nati club will win Defeat Jbhnson ‘ League, according to telephone Mack Wilson Clouts •Circuit league pennunt, p Wyn i.ost* Pet. is wnverST. 1»ETERSBURG, Fin., July 2. American longue, Murk Koenig, Advices .received here thlh morn* M hlpgit«ni T akes .00(1 ... 43 28 The __ have lost winning the-first game for the — (A*)— Tho Lakolatul Highlanders Cincinnati . Drive In Eleventh T o G ivt ing a . bit. ing from Orlando. ! v( ’ . .557 St. Louis ... B y Q a U i n R ptaurt twice In two dnys'Otttd now lead Yankees. :t to 2, with a triple o ff were able to get only two hits o ff CubHEx-ilHnjfGstno;CtHjney President Hendry's protest la, .538 the league by a mftrgin o f three Walter Johnson, in the ninth with Hewitt in their series opener here Pittsburgh based on an incident securing ip ' C hased fromGalmeHyUmpH and one-hnlf game#'over tho Car­ .522 Combs -a) base. Ism Gehrig of Thursduy nnd the Saints hunched Brooklyn ... the eighth inning wten It was .507 Indians Rally Chicago dinals. New York hit n hotner in this their hits to win, <5 to 0. alleged that a Sanford runner in.500 New. York Possibly Jaik did‘ tlot figure on game. dneh''bard hitting feala Eight And Ninth terferred w ith'O ’Reilly in. field .082 Hack Wilson, who accomplished lu n d the eeond game, Goslin tal­ Lnkeland — All It 11 PC) A K Philadelphia iJunbur’s grounder. Tho Inter?' <■<■»* t -------- . f, IIH2 < > Bo i> > n 1 Cincinnati’s downfall yesterday lying a h nier and Bucky Harris a Buckley .ss 3 .... 3 0 0 fernnre, It is claimed, caused the B r a w n s T r o u n c e WhU with a borne run for Chicago 1,1 ! Iirace of inu-cnunting doubles. I ... 3 0 1 11 Heck. Oh third buscmtin to miss the bail AM KRKAN LKAIiUi: W h i l e L o w ly Bo«io 2 0 the eleventh. The score was 2 to j 5 Itio Ai hlcticH fell before the .... 1 0 1 Francis, e and two runners scored us u re­ D odgcis How T o G ianis And Won lstst Pci. . 1 1 s D e f e a t i n g T h e 1, und the pitching victim Pete Red Sox. 10 to b, nine pitchers Brusiei', ef 0 1 0 tl ..... 4 0 sult. , Boston Bully In Eighth .1581 Donahue. working m a three-hour struggle. Cusack, If ..... 4 0 0 1 0 n Nc w York President Asher, it is said, is ’ <■> 7 Defeats i’ hiladeiphin Team .540 .Chicago ... 0 0 7 Two ions in the ninth lirodght 1 ) ..... 3 0 And there camo q threat from Kllnin, lb withholding decision in the case NEW YOI .534 another qunrt-r whan the Plrntes the J>t. l/»nis Browns from behind Futvoye, rf ... :» O' 0 3 0 0 Cleveland — pending a more Cbm oleto account Ngw York AborfeahR did .514 CHICAGO, July7 2^-f/P)— Hark broke their lor ing streak that,had to dcfeifl the While Sox, 4 to 3. Kowalski, 2b ..... 2 0 0 5 1 0 Philadelphia o f the play In questtonr-k f, .507 double program With Wc Five runs Fnlk, Chicago, und Slider, St. Luther, p .... 2 (I 0 1) •3 1 Detroit .. Tho league president also an­ Wilson’s snuisli into the right field lasted for night games, .500 Thursday, thinning the fin bleachers broke u;x a pitchers’ tluej Washington in the seventh put the Pirates Louis, had homers. nounced receipt of a telegram .403 by 3 to 2, and losing the Munu -h got n home run nnd two Totals . . 28 0 2 24 10 3 St. LouiB ... this morning from Umpire Rol­ arid give Chicago a 2 to l victory ahead and they downed the Car­ .304 to 6. A fter a fumble by triples and a double for Detroit, • lins, ono o f the arbiters officiate .over Cincinnati hero Thursday. dinals, 7 tp 3. Harris in the ninth of the t Chicago tied tho seoru in tho ninth ^ FORT MYERS, July 2 .< Special ing in yesterday’s game, that fol­ 3 2' 7 2 2 Koenig tripled a ir in g Con The Giants edged bmrk Into the hut bin team wus beaten by a Messner. 2b 3 AMERICAN a s s o c i a t i o n Herak^J.—A combination, ef lowing the content he was attack­ on doubles by FrHgnu nnd Scott. .bOO eluss by heating Tirooklyn, ft Cleveland rally;- The Indians Doyle, ss ....... 3 1 1 3 2 tl Hie doclding run. • The Visitors bad scored a run by *3 3 0 l) Won Lost Pet. The Senators banged 14 „ ddMfe'llW^y. hlU by Sanford and ed by two Fort Myers men, oii8 bunching two singles with an er­ to 3, with another defeat for Jess gathered nine runs in thet lust two Bryan, If ...v .. 4 1 .0715 . 50 ,24 innings. The score wus II to tl. of whom bit him on the head Brown, cf -5 1 l 3 1) 0 Louisville Renll, McQuaid and Braxlosl Petty. tm ra by the Palms boat Port .016 final struggle. Taylor, th ror. 28 45 (') t> 2 1 t) [ Milwuukee with a pop bottle. l.uckey, • • 4 Cooney was chased from tlw .003 ' "yhra yesterday und robbed thi* 29 44 Tho telegram ulso stated that outfielder, gpt three aingla Fnull, i f a l) t) o 1) 0 Indianapolis .527 Goslin clouted a homo run i 30 35 cell of tho Chinaman’s chance protection afforded by tho Fort gnnio l>y Umpire McCormick in the (t 0 9 1 1) Knnsas City ltuhr, lb 4 tenth inning when he protested a .187 on hnse and two singles. 315 38 ‘ .we^o cherishing to win fnut Myers police was very poor. Bennett, 3b 3 1 i 3 1 0 SI. Paul derision „t third, llenthroto raved j 40 '.437 21 0 0 0 :t 0 Toledo Ight from the Celery Feds and Hewitt, p .... 2 . , FiratGame the’ )gnme for < hicago In the early | r- _ —- — Minneapolis .437 Washington 000 002 tillU-tl 31 10 a the league leadership for the liming' when he leaped ill front of .195 New York ...000 Oil H0l-j| 58 14 jt half of the reneon. Totals 311 tl 7 27 id 2 Columbus the stircin m iightfield for a catch (,,4VAfter Sanford had scored twice Hnttefies: Johnpou und National I.cngtic which prevented a,home run will) 000 ooo 0 0 0 -0 SOUTHKRN ASSO C lifl’ ION Lakeland vftnd Fort Myefs onen in the first •Stroker and ’ Collins. ‘ St. Louis, 2); Pittsburgh, 7. u man on hum'. . Won Lost Pet. Saints ........... 103 000 20X— 15 ,tlinjpg, u break In the fourth gave Cincinnati, It Chicago, 2 (t l In­ Cincinnati not) non inn of)— I 7 0 .705 55 22 Ifuns ns _ . N**w Orli* evlctors four runs and the mar- nings). Second Game . Summary—Two Imse hit, MessChicago ono ono mu u i- 2 h n 31 .587 Washington 003 022 Mill—1|| It hirhi rin they needed to flnsh. in front, HirminR Ntw York, r>; Brooklyn, 3, . Batteries— Donohue nnd Har­ New Hurler For BrUttenton ( Six Lrnirs By SnraBotn En- ner. 2; Francis. Three base^ h it., Mt,mphll| ^ .679 l li w York ....310 001 00034 44 m brehk was n low throw by Philadelphia, 1; Boston, 3 .^ grave; Kaufmann, Hush, Root und ables Orlando T o Score; Brown. Sacrifice, Hewitt. ; NllHhvillo .545 AIIowh T’umpa Only F ive; 42 ' 35 r,J: 'Chgncoy to catch' Beasley at first Bnttcries: Agdeu mid Hnrtnpll. Vines Allows Sarasota Six hie pluy, Hewitt to Bahr to Doyle; 30 .513 Rfull. McQuaid, Bruxtnp 37 alow roller. liinglcH While Team M ates | American league Luther to Kowalski -to Ellnm .1At,anU .... .421 gough. 44 32 ■ There were- two out and ono on ... Washington, 2-12; New York, 3-3 ---------* Are Getting 9 O ff A lvarez. H ils K e e p in g T h e m S c a lt e r c d Pirates End Losing Htrenk 27 the time and u good throw 48 " .300 Cleveland Dcfeatm Ik f r t £ rT ' t t ’ 0 U bU','.' ■Ch.btlL ii««u Chicago, 3| St. Louis, 4. PITTSBURGH, July 2.~(/P)— ,303 idl have retired the side. As 88 23 DETROIT, July 2.-</l. Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 5. Pittsburgh’s losing streak was ^ HUADKNTON, Fla., July 2.f-(/P )! ORLANDO, July , 2.—(A ')f-E rvas tho error left runners on land won the first of a thn Clovcland, 11; Detroit, 0.' , — Kclmcht, new Growers’ iTirler i ratuIn tiling behind Brown and i i j y IIcwilt, Jtli uck ou L fy Hi will, 1; Luther, broken Thursday when St. Louis id* arid third and nttor that series Thursday at l)i*troit,| Bennett (H ock). itener, by Beane was defeated, 7 to 3. It was the winking for the first time*on tlm Bonner, mi the hill for Sarnsotu, Hit by pitcher, iford scored four Hint, i 0, coming Jrdm behind nu.tmil?or ilraihmlon anil Pctl won leiii.hhit Otlundo to take the first Southarn Association Umpires, Fry and Keen.'Timo 1:40. champions’ first victory In nine V triple by Frlsblo brought two Mias eighth to sc6re six runs Mobile, 2; Atlanta, 4. starts, a defeat and'tic game hav­ u pitcher’s battle from It. A Ware/, garni- ..f tho serins hero yesterday r them In, a single by Crowe senrson and JohnB and then Now Orleans, 7; Birmingham, 3, ing been recorded before their los­ in the opening game of the series i afteriinmi by a count o f t to 5. a third nnd tho laat was counted three marc in tho ninth ci| Nushvlllu, 7; Little Rock, 3. and Bradenton d.dentcd thu Smok 1 Vines, pil-bing for the Colts held ing streak of six games were be­ .• 'd oa b le stead by Crown ami nta’s home run, a hit off I J tinGulls to six hits which were Chattunoogu, 7; Memphis, 0. t. gun. Tho Cardinals foigeil ahead ers, 2 to -Dthtfaa who got on thfc>ugn on erMunush hml a big day ut I ■ ■ • > t Ut R II PO A K ' well scattered. Sarasota scored its Tn mpn— with « one run lend in the seventh tor, Duma* being at tho scoring a home run, two triiiki | Southeastern league Id i | a d ' lone run in the first inning on Tin but it was soon dissipated. Grnn- Timh-rbike, If WIMBLEDON, England. July 2. double. tCfend of the theft. St. Augustine, D-7; Jacksonville, tlflWnirove in- tin, tleing Yun after Sidfivartz, 3b t a 0 2 I! 0 in r's sing!' , M. Miller's double and i f ^ v A single by Frisliio, a "triple by — (A1)-*-America took one of the Clovclaiul 000 200 UtiJtwo errm by I three singles had been recorded and Staiimu, H> Wimbledon tennis clmmpionshipH Dctrail imas ahtl an infield nut gnve the 5-1. 2<)0 Oitr^w=n Montgomery, 4; Suvnnnall, 7, then Warner walked. Cuyler sent Tanner. 2b \B It II PO A Saras'.tn today when Miss Elizabeth Uyan ‘ " -Fed* two in*Jtho first. Batteries: Karr und (culled end bth to allow Moulgoni- in two more markers with a single L i ^ > 0 1 1 1 •J; B'ggs, ;ib and Miss Mary K. Browne dofent- Qibson, John, Smith and MVl -Ig-the. eighth they scored three. ery catch train). " j lloinick, ss und Trnynor ..... ^jin*—1 for two |San ed Mrs. Kitty McKane Codfree •;./A slnglu:bi» Ffrlsbio, a pnss'to DuTHE ........ UAM Albany, 4; Columbus, II. '• i Turner, 2b . with n triple, umkfnjrn totul of five |.1in ksnn, ef and a short stogie by Cruwc . .. , | land Miss Evelyn ( ’olyer of Eng>,*•teas W»d Red Sox Winn From Mid Thosp of you who attended tnc iu fjlluj u( tho women’s Built-i licii, el, " I II. Miller, If scored in the seventh. ■ • filled the. bosc* and another pass PHILADELPHIA. July Imrihl of Dube Ruth us u bascbnll ()(lll|,|(.s r,.;. Florida State League ** Armstrong. II) St. l.iiuin 010 (dill 200 -3 7 I ’, l(. Alva re/., p by McRae to Myers forced In o The Boston Red Sox ban ta r about thin time lust yciir will Hnruaolu, 1; Orlando, b. r Manush, cf Pitt-sluirg 200 000 :.0x 7 10 |Wg£-Vron. The other'two came In when The English |mir were unable 21 It 1 L. Miller, c Kindly return the floral wreuths to tirodiici* tho clock-like team­ four Athletic pitchers Tampa, I; Bradenton, 2. Totals 21 Butteries--Rhein and OTjirrel B frrr O'ltelWy let Dunbar’s grounder get latkelanil, 0; St. Petersburg, 0. Smigir, Adams and Smith. nnd curds o f condolence to that work which featured the leaving of for a 10 to 5 triumph. Th«| Itrudi utnii— A ll 1,nniiing, rf B Q P m y irom him. . SANFORD, 10; Fort Myers, 7. <„ur looking gentleman out in the the Americans, with the tcmilt that tied tho score at 4 to 4 Klliott, 2b I Brown, p u A fter a triple by O’ Reilly uml n rfourth, but Wolberg, Hr I Sain Jidiusoii, cf :t Bonner, p -noto room. iabriflco fly had given Fort Myers the latter found many opening for Pate wore ineffective resra l.iiosc Playing Bents Rubins a ♦ • 4 x Prower l in thd first. Wilson set tho placements or kills. BROOKLYN, July 2-(fl*»-Lno»e liarnes, lb ors. _ -I Tho Ruth obituary bad ^gWltch .4 down In order until tho uevIll the second set tho English wo- Boston___ (Oil 023 201—1»| playing rontributud to the down- Hinton, rf 0 24 12 0 Tho pnper b-1came nullBluckstock, If 2 m if. . became nu''V ^nen staged a grenl rally to win Phillies whehstbey scored three. A ftTotals full of the Brooklyn Robins at the •001 030 0 0 1 - r National League 11 1*0 A K void nnd eniburrassing if not prw-« tj,0 I ual1 on Mrs. Umlfreo's Orlando ho first throo men un in tho game hands of the GiuntaJJiurnduy, 5 to Wheeler, :tb Philadelphia ut Boston. Batteries: Henach, Welt . !l •nted to the huud the audit iu?* siTviccs. St*venteen exchanges of Vlnu, s:t ih, had nit snfoly Wilson was 3, In (be opener o^ a series. Fitr.- Parker, e New York at Brooklyn. fing, Bussell, WlngfiddJ 2 Foss, 3b 4^ -artment within 30 duy.i. )f« d by Cantwell, , the bull, with all the players ut the Stokes; Pate, Grove, Walb riiiimniiH pitched woll for Hie vie- Sid Johnson, ss St. Louis nl Pittsburgh. 2 Abrams, Ih i Palms sooreil three more * " ’ I'nct. w«'rc( required to decide ono tors,>knhliug the Ituhbins to eight Schucht, p Cincinnati ut Chlcagu. ' • 1 i/t h a innings was over but Cox, cf Tho Bum has come back bigger. ^ point, which Miss Ryan finally won Cochrane. hits A iL J ic a r in g dawn steudily in x Wimbles — --------x Peel, p .... 0 ‘ finally slopped tbn rally Wells, -o 7 lurttor nnd broader thun ever, and j w j;h ,, sparkling placement. the aches. • American League OK(t4 yo n now husking in the headlines j ■ , Fromhy, If ired thorn in order in the Now York 000 101 0 1 2 -5 11 0 Chicago at St. Louis. ST. c b u i s , July 2 .ll 27 U5 l Titiker, 2b Totals 20 2 along with intoxicating hath t u b s ,'-----------------*— Brooklyn 000 O00 1112 3 8 3 New York at Washington. St. Uiuis Browns came f; J>e last Sanford run eunie when HdWlI, rl ( ooiidge vacation plans nnd Jack Batteries Kitzsinimoinn and Mc­ x Butted for Hchnclit m t5th, Boston at Philadelphia. hind to win from the I'*)1) out not)— i Vilas, p Pickford’s marital troubles. Cantwell got a liner on u error by Mullen; Petty, McMeuney ami Har­ Tumpu (Only three) Whito Sox Thursday, 4 to Brudeutoii . ODD OOP I I X— 2 ‘ ' lfcR ao was sacrificed to second graves. Brow As were held scorcl< Summary Three huso lot, Lee. 32 7 27 12 scored on a double by Dumas -George Herman is once again the Totals Southern Association tho eighth when Sister hit Kv* after Frlsbio bad fanned. . x Hatted I’or Ihmner in Uth. most stirring voice in busebull’s (By Associated Press) Bruves Come Buck to Win j Sacrifice, Wimbles, Sid Johnson. Mobile .ut Atlanta. run. sedring behind Melt Stolen base, Denton. Jjtim k out Surastitu . IIM ) 000 OdO I NEW YORK: Mike MiTlque community chorus. His swishing 1 Boston. July 2 -t/l’t The Braves New Orleans at Birmingham. All K 11 PO A ; Lanford— U)2 100 O lx- -. lint singn in a rumbling Imss that heat Johnny Risko, Cleveland (10). the ninth Durst singled, ' nibio from behind Thursday to win, by Alvarez, 2; Schucht, 1; Peel, I. Orlando Nashville Ut l.ittlu Rock. S'aic Bertsley, rf Losing Summary Two Imse hits, II is soothing harmony to everybody’s Monte Munu, Nebraska, knocked Williams with th e 'tfe W _ 13 to I, from Philadelphia. lit the Winning pitcher, PcetP. CiiuUunmigu at Memphis. then Mellllo triplet!, tcorinil fjflsbie, ts „..t).Mliky siventh, Welsh tripled, Bur- pitcher It. Alvlirez. Muse <m balls, Miller, Alnuins,'•Il.evvell. Sucrifici. carai trxeept the pitcliers wlio face out Jack Slmw, Marine (3). imos; cl Chicago ;.... ..110 001 000 o ff Alvarez 2; 'Schucht I. Left on Cox. Stolen hast*; HeWi'll.Busi him /. ‘ , 'f I ius'.singled, High doubled and the Southeastern League ire, 3b .... MALI FAX. N. L R i.V Mitchell, St. Louis..... O00 000 92 i * ! three runs mini; over the plutc. base, Tampa, 7; Bradenton. 5. Um­ on bulls o ff Brawn, 2! * tUruck out Savanniili at (tolunibus. fra, 3b . . Batteries; Thomas and pires, Fredericks nnd Bradley. by Brown, 55; Bonner, ;rj<Wtri^s, r> The reformed .hot dog collector Hulifux, won n foul from Murtin I Until Ibut fruce, Carlson held Bos­ Jacksonville a t Albany. O’Grmlv. 1'nliforniu (2). . tbar. If ... ki; Wingnrd and Schang. Time 1:40. ’ Hit by pitcher, by Mjlv-r, r Wild occupies u vnrespot In the limur ! ton to two bits uml Smith, of the St. Augustine at Montgomery. Iley, lb . . — t^W - — ———‘ • pitches, Bonner, 2. Hits off Brown ligllt of notables. J.ct him slnm l llruvi'S, gave five. Illart, e ...... fl in 5 innings; Bonner-iS^ia 3 iu one over tho ’stands jmd- the bugs . I'liiluilelphin 00(1 (111) 000 -t 5 0 ■■■■■rfaai Florida Stale League Ylbton, n ..... nings. Losing pitcher, Brown howl; let him" frfn nnd they howl I Boston 000 000 ICPe 3 <5 I Sarasota at Orlando. IlFcll, p ... Left mi buses, Sarnsotu, (.irlntid'- twiilo us pointeilly and picturesque­ Buttiries -Carlson und llenline; Lakeland nl St. Petersburg. 5. Umpires, Russ and Wulkn, ly; ‘7/ x,} Smith uml Tttylor.' . SANFORD at Fnrt Myers. 33 7 10 27 1(5 I Totals .... * * * Time, 1:35. Tumpu at Bradenton. Whether he does anything or AU U H PO cjkfyera— K! nothing, he is olwuyH mix- of u belCOLUMBUS, O b if July 2. </P) 4 2 2 1 |»VM. lowings/ roar from the teoh. Thin — Any golfer who by utvidenl or. Mrnam-j...... a > 1 2 ,0 is a tribute reserved only, for genotherwise is not on Imnd when tho B B rn T n 2 1 1 2 0 iuk. A flop by an ordinary guy is schedule culls for Uim to tee o ff ' , 3bfr........ 4 1 2 0 5 never nntieed. next week in the Na*'o"-'l Open 4 0 1 til 0 " « • • CHICAGO;-July 2—(/P>— Meas­ LOUISVILLE.' July 2 .-lA * i- golf tournament will,find himself tt, I f 4 12 1 0 r'r-rj urements of Rocky Kunstis, llgbl- A number uf the power boats en­ otlt of luck'. The Rnm is the hero of the half­ m Bay* 2h ..... 4 o o {J n weiglil champion, and Sammy tered in the nineteenth minimi re­ Players who are missing when holiday masses, tile well-fed idol 10b, i ...... . !I 0 0 (1 i Miin«i< || today reveal little mlVnnt- newal nf-tbi' Misshnippi Vulley they urn scheduled to pluy will bo NEW ORLEANS, July 2.- <V) o f tha- bleacher soviets nnd thu 1 o o o 0 nnc» in oltlu'r for’ lhHr lltK* niuton Power-Boat Association regatta to disqualified without any ex cep-’ — Expert tenuis racquet w'u hlcrs lumbering high priest o f baseball's 1' '!■*& _ , In the White Sox park tomorrow be held boro tomorrow, Sunday lions, it was said. The action wiw from every state in the uniini, in­ black shirts. ■ U & , • • * i afternoon. • and Mnnduy, urrived in Louisville approved by the U. S. ,Golf Asso­ cluding several former title hold­ a -.3 7 10 27 10 Mnmlclt lies' whutevor phynicnl today und ware being “ tuned up” ciation, which Is in diurge of tho ers, today prepared to come to New He ban brought a simplicity nnd ford I . . , . U 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 1 — 10 advantage there Is, with his four over the Ohio River course. > tournament. _ Orleans to compete in tho twenty- a democracy to n sport that had "With 153 qualifiers " playing,"' first unnual sonior southern lawn been clutter**! UP with • “ inside Myorg - V - - • ^OOJWO 3 3 0 - 7 nuifo Inches tn reach- and an uil- . .Among the hydroplane types vm ilagj of five Inches in height. was the '“ Miss Lus Angeles,” George M. Truut'man. director of* tennis tournament. plays’*, “atrategveal maneuwrs," *‘f.w Iro Paso hits,' CuxurcB, Dumus, Thu v4turon Kunsns has, h«>wevcr, owned by Dol laird of the Mack local urrnngcmentn, explained,-"It First-round matclios will he |luy- and "buffling artifices." git. Thtrov base hitsi Duntus, defeated several opponents with Spnnett Motion' Pictures Corpor­ is essential to tho success of tho od Monday anil contests involving • * * dlly, FrifibU, Wickham, McRue. advantages ntoro pronounced than ation. * tournuntenl' that it lie kept on championships will wind up tho All o f these flno shadings of at­ Dumas, 2; those of thu rballongtr. IkttVbahes.'FflAy, 1; Du William Bigelow of Wost Palm schedule. Fairness t«. othur nlny- meet the following Sunday. Rob­ tack and defense fled from the Youth Is trcnwndously on Mun- Bench, Flu., urrived with hlH ers, too, reminds thut everybody bo ert Craig, Jr., chairmun o f the com ­ gumo like glycerine tears frnqj wM.-.i) Grand In, I. HatHacrUifo*. ■ Y . , tju m n d lo , 1; Wickham, I. dell’s side.. Kqasus, looking buql: "Groused Lightnln’ ” nnd among on hand when his time arrives,” mittee Jn charge, announced here tho eyes o f a harassod film heroine ’ ** a- - “ -’■**!•» unawlsted. on sixteen yeqfa of ring service, other' arrived “WpiW tlm “ Miss Pe­ today thpt entires would close to­ iyhim the Ram took a toe hold and tmford, vl2t Ft Is 31 yoabt old, whilo thu title as­ oria,” owned by iIT, II. Danlols, of morrow. swung from the hip. f r i * o n .balls, o f f Mc- pirant Is but 23. . • • • • In addition to tho usual uwcril­ Peoria, III.; “ B aby, Fearless," by licRao, Btrotk out .by. MeBna, Oi 0 ing of cups to victors of tho prinowned by E. I„ Grimes, Buffalo, A year ago without tho Bam o ff W llw r^ In f cir-el evfcnta, permanent prizes will tho Ynnka were bloating for ruzaN; Y. / Jockey'Is Injured: )"< » bo presonted to the wihncrs and berries in the depthn o f the Ameri­ "I.ightnln” ’ otfnod by E. E. W hen•Horse Falls Stokua, Mt. Dora, Fla., was ulso CHICAGO. July 2 .-(/P )-T h 'o runners-up in each division. Rules can League. With hlfn t6d*y time *-. r >~ J ,1 ‘ *r.—•-4'sr* • v» ^ cjnng of the ringsidu gong will o f tho United States Lawn.Tennis are, Borcnd-cagllng tho field .'S'. hero. be (frowned by the musical chime Association will govern all pta ■V T■ AKRON, , 0 .,v". July 2 .-U P )Bubbling Over pacing a mud tur­ Edward Pfolffor, of IAuisv) o f , wedding liells for Sammy WRESTLE TO A DRAW tle. ■«}■“ i , R. Paulov ia lp a hospital with a r-— +Mandell .soon -after his champion­ who waa not defouted in 1025 qmk dislocated shoulder and ssveral ■j;.’ • • • . B08TON. July 2.— (A*)— Ed ship boat here Saturday with les comDution, .will defend his fracturad rilte. recaivod yostorduy to iBam isn’t really THoy say the crown.- Among the most pron^i- great because ho can do . . ' n kli moikrtt* Bdladln, slumb- (Strangler) niriar) I.ewl* Lewi* of Kansfta^Clty Knnsfta city Rocky Kansas. 7O f: The Rockford challenger put nent-oUt-of-tawn players entered but* hit. On this snmo score ■youN * lo«f and falL’ v.Balladla auffered 4 und Joe oo *Mnlcewlca of Utica, N , Y „ wrestled died to » draw early today 1a •side his training.long enough to­ nr®: Berry Grant, Jack Mooney,-A. above Shakespeare to tin btishsa brokoa.baek;i«nd w w -WIW.' . Uhad-been.billed u*Tn 'bou w u thfc aaeond aplU on the what'ha' . . V fdf day to announce that next week M. Kennedy, -Ed. Cnrtor and Ed because-ho couldn’t do'a standings C o l* , ho will be married to Miss Eliza- Van Winkle, all o f Atlanta; Black* .aitting dive, and you’d aBk Wiivert' irently muon stretek turn ' tha Northampton the world’*' heavyweight i f / . -Tarvuttu was plonshlp. The draw,was d b*lh HqpimlilZi his home-town bunte’ Hughes and R. G. Rhctt, Jr., on-Rodin because hU ankk* wore * wax yfrtte^ i i BUfferod at 3 6’<dpck after the mott h Sweetheart,' to whom ho has beun both of. Charleston, S, C.; William not made for Char!oaton|nj&,' ,; Dampsoy, flngaged fo r throe years. Sammy CoX of Afhoytlie, N. C. . ' ttmtjtifl tor three hours an t.hOxlng cham------ ---------i-------— iiJ.— negr fxhauBtlop. Each ha^'MMl is 83 years old. . W in -a | “ ;— r : -------; # 8 . rthlp Lind of $7215 is iw Ip condition Aon* fall.'" t-fiU' * -------- r - t r — , Lake Superior, tho largest cxMen’s Palm to^raduatcn .of Migik*; ------------------------ ’ ifc-k al-T*)® European cabbago butter- uiaw o f frasb'-water Ih the World.' Men’s work , ski foil.-- * uvaJI The famous Blarney raaU**J* Ify brVf|W W th« United “ - “ ’ftraa.of 3L800 square felt “ firm.’' k tire atore ITjBflL-J % 5 * Jn gH3 R ugnHsE £** Itefeat Th« G< Pirates Beat Cards In Slugging Contest iLeads Team ... Work fflt SCHACHT HURIiSjfiULLS DROP 1ST GROWERS TO WIN GAME TO COLTS OVER LEACHMEN BY SCORE OF 5-1 Yesterday’s Results) Miss Ryan And Brown Beat English Stars In Tennis Meet Joe Today’s Games FIGHT RESULTS Players In Nallnnal Open Must Tee Oi l' On Time, Officiafs Decide Speed Boats Arrive Kansas And Mandejl At Louisville Today Arc Evenly Matched For/ Races Saturday B a s e b a ll Dixie Net Tourney Will Open Monday A t New Orleans’ a 1 Municy July 8 th Sammy Mandell To Become A Benedict ' i f i i p iim § W f li J Saj t7,S , l ; i i y -m m �* T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 3 , 1926 » ■ ---------- - — ** S | -; I ? '’*. Se­ at"*' m 1 K7 . |V-r f P "; W OTHFK U T ' H A L MAUI-; 11if Ii reach,-,I In: in ;mil rei-er •■»! <! Ill’* ti iTtfl’. '■ --- * / w a s h i n u t o n , July -'I. *-|/J’t' .-ter nritiv. nnvv •'""»»«* "I'l"-") wns was Hindi' iiuuiv in "■ I'resimnod lirnvidinji- fin i'1, Cnniitlg** toilny I'V members' m s in chnrt'i' of " 'c lwliHim ilrIrpMi..n it. ion " Miniy Issues Com e *r.!T«i^ B e fo re C ongress In '" m™''!,!"1'' S w s io n < )f7 M o n lh 8 ~ S*~ . * it m in i ti1 Dr niATHitK r. „ Vv- h tk w a r t K. ini’ WASHINGTON. Julv . . ............................. . flic. tl\cl\ l i y fhp leant tinxiniix; Pmitnrr In ar>.nutimintii- frtinio of mind. I I ni l ) N o rth v , , r ,. \, A I 1- I r i r n t ; , , IrM ilr | I . ............ * - - •f L , - ‘ . »i m I S ' . ' f l b « i r o l i n n . f i t t , •o i 1 11i n M i l ;■ to t h n tt* -*‘ o ......... 1 in, ■ II* I h * SU Pr «'< t ..-..I r rjTriioi in ini' i " . i *' r have plaveil into the ln t t e i’** h,nut ] n - n - n m♦ir . i - f * ,'llt . T h e oilrhnjiatictine'-r world emir: Th>- !i c h u M b u i r - \ MM >8 V<P ,-n iif p o nollry hin* not proved as popular a- „ ff n e. IH ' W.................... t " •<*■?', I ' l ! » r|. bed hi-in hoped. The we-dem T o m rrmn \ , iM/ "z i«*■i fnfi .i , K Mu r\ K eef i ’r o ;,V erx evideriKtv are in ini ug!v homer | ■ i Prohibition ha- ‘ nri.ed ">it t.. ! .• v ii- I, murh more of an issue ihan loo1 \ J■, been eX|*celM| endit t w o , Je to !*■ , , i,,M l».-\ o p i f i ' T r j l s s i n r i n S u n t * I’ lnI'eon Kvfvnliin Ifennhl.i i tn seniitnri.it _ Q 1’ f£- m p rim a rv “einidal Inn done the p u t ' . tin irood. • * ♦ i K Tim Pepnhtienn mnfority In tin E if.'f Jirnme of representatives in Inree Tf,. < enough to permit euriHidernhle JUT, .lotnie* and still remain a mnjoiiu, •• * • tn h im i f <. r * i , 111 *, »i' . • * 1; n h t! m • S, , ./ *.,■ M r •. I . .... i, tv, w i i 'j * M L*' f i *: l * i lio i'i.-, I t - i. • 1 1«11- | f . ■• it *■ * , ii S.I f ■fl- ' T* i t fill- S i ' M ;t f 1 1 , 1............. •1 l» pf*»r* V ,, . , , . ill" | ' i io p * TJ l ' l t . , • • . , i; t ‘ 1< . >p ■ I,' 1 I I 11" |ll , l l l t . ... Ia ■le .......' o ' 1 *, 1 M 1*1 * t . 1 ' b* - t* *M . 1 ft . Mf A h m " f : ,1 I , Ah, i m *i / i ou Ml ;■ l> . > O il o' ' i —. w - SiVf, T A M P A . July 3.- -(A*)—Pressure ' * '<INSTA\-|-| VI l | - | f ■; is hlah over the lake rcirimi and -m fd'i A iir.'iim n have i.'ro-rn .1 1 1, the south Atlantic- coast, sip,I W f,, , .......... I of Ham iop in T'.,r l<- n J. Bennett, forecaster, today. Seat Three v i m , - women I .......... . , tered showers fell in Florida. m . t.'d m t l, the A mei m m \ , ,, Stations High Ipiiw P i n . Kas(. I’elief (lip ;am/a Iion ;.io "i *fc.r ). Abilene -'7 . .Atlanta Birmingham y. Boston jI ," ’. - Buffalo 12 l>d M2 7i> i;n 7u 71 CH it" •Charleston 7,1 Chicago • 72 mi Corpus Christ i Denver , . s.i am Des Moines -• y !'(• nu D o d g e ...... ......, iid Calvostoti .... — 7K ■Hatters* 71 Kansas City HID ?,i Los Angvles 7H fiM Memphis PK do Now Orleans !t(t ,'H Ni*w York 82 f.d North Platte i , ■‘ Plttsbu rgh Ht 7, i nsleigh ■‘ Louis lid ■,« j Salt I dike City ;o t'A; , Bsn Francisco ,18 '. Sheridan , ’ — ., i, : 't ,, Shroveoort 1 7m pv'iyf Toledo . .. 82 ,1,; i'ttWnfihingtoN / !<(,' FloridnVtlntimis Bartow ........... po Eustia ut) fi!- e= K u \ . !. , and a 'linr ,y l .11 n I.' t n .III ii. u'lich. pending hi; .' i '■! .1I odeiinj looked into top o' Imien' ■ • r.-ilerii I' A . Fen t I ohinihia I "in 70 ho; 1nrkish ladie-- tic 11 m l inn in Mi<* Teiplsehorean ail in on, oi ii,. 'mailer ati.uidinu pj palacp's p,n , h-' MospolUS. i At fii.sI the American w ri , ! lowed to Ii ill Ii mill i la . il p'oiip 1 1 nii' and Ilm old fa hionepl •,■,|■ *' ' ' i1' m11, 1111, ppTie I.' o :1' r t\■..U, > 1 ,. , li< l hip' ipp'v ■t pmur11.1 |. Ti 11 Inp al aur I), oi, ii- 111 e i v'ei;, 11 ,i. • ... HI I11'' l'"\ ||PP, , |,li.p. ;. I , .i ", no, Ann 11 in - i.-i | i 1. . V I"li " I III, IpjpJ. |ej I'Ll.', * 11v l 'his hit i a n l „ -i 1 1 Security Lumber Co., Inc. i u i' <•: iunifx'T, fMMM'Tit, plaster Uoof'iii.n' 11 . i m in n. i c e ; <'ti and Iiini, Ini};' vihit luiiidimr — -------- -- ■"ISSII.,1. I Ifiipni aOractinjr le<s a ' , en " a 1 ' e, e i "Tidm-i ed h\ i a 1 1 " 11 . lion • and senate '"m onitor-- , a s !, n im.................................. i.fi o p Pi m .irvi* THIN Ti i I i •]: I N'l i TI I■,'J IT i ’l l, \VT A ■i o : I \ V.,ii me lierel.v oiiter*il amt ir iif "i ii. • UI,III --*I 1m .4rj11 *111 TO,, t" *1 *1 • Ml Atip fist, . I .*Vii in-' Mi.* Mill f*r 1"tn|i|;t int N1•a iii Mi< 1Ih.A|* MIlS\ l e d L I O ‘" ' .1 ,. . | HJ i ■-i'll p' I Tl,, SlMjfolI'l \Il Ml M piiUl.^h'i! in Sr mi ;lt., f i,..t ..)>> ,|. si.-o, new«p;ue i in wlili;li linn uni' ' sliall J” n '" 11 h''i f"m I'ons- " i , m \*. ,, . \ c ■•..■i; I.■ ri-ik •.t . ;,.( i l r i i ui, >i,i.|.i' I■ , . , ,1 I, I , ' "in i " " I I '" Mi l s , i " 11 ■l.ii \ , i ' : n. , > ,. S.-V-NF* 'HU 1.88 , 1 •".'O' f a d e w h e n y o u b e c o m e t h e pruii |jx s e s s t >i‘ t»f you r iiom e. f- OAMPDi iTA PJ f /l ' )J' l.fK 1K u l i , H rfi tnr r v l U K ii or,o ' ' I lile ,-m, mi M W, . I Be Sure To Get Quotations From Bond-Hill Lumber Company h. full* yi.tt jilttet* your order t',,r liiiniit-r a building If Phone 48 Sanford Buildmp Ik L.oan Associatu C a li ii For H i - 1 cst Building Tile, San Gravel, R ock, Cement4 SANFORD CEMENT PRODUCTS Cl , ' >( Ageni f o r 1^ e ) I " 11" 1a in a h in. 11 i 1;(MM goi l l K * ^ i tile I I ‘lliv ,' I I ,!'i It !' 11 i l l ' Itill '('<' f ’I a s i e r 1 n o >■' !-’i n i -- l i m y ! i iik I hi 1 10 1 1v v ' l o n e H oofing H oik 1p!I tit D ili am i M a p le S ts. 1. m u l l l l e l l o e k m g ' I ’d, In -N lV 'V'll"" V el,a * I V , r oola ly gi'ppii. Ihoi,' I!■>'»* ...... lie , ,"ii li ,i i"t ,l IS iil l. -t a 1 1. .1 . .|i t, O' Itoil "I h II I, llt'l 1 - 11- ||i. ol .OF *Il III! do f o r t a b l e f u t u r e a p p e a l to y o u : T!u»ti­ l i n g s a c r i f i c e s n e c e s s a r y n o w wi l l r{Ujc S] n v i a i i M'ict* on lai.t>v lot ' r e , 1. 1,1 riweivnd ^834,(1 In I ", i SI v i I' oi t I'lrl'i i .1-I. k "ill die « 1 uni* , .aI-. "' ,21 .. m D oes not the lu x u r io u s t h o u g h a w , hn d i. t Pressure Is H igh1American Cirls In Over Lake Regions Turkey Open Firs! And Atlantic Coast School Of Dancing mail .o.» del rami. I i n w r in ii . ::v I, I: v t t ii ii -, ii '*ii /:ti t t. i mil I IM N.\ NT. in a ililn tariff i1'p111 | ' "■ * a to m , 30 Demm-rats nnd lino Kia ni i ................. ..m i.,l ,r<■. e r - f Jiborile. hut the iir#eii'irn* of jo ni W f :.t* , .. : .11■!,, '. Benetor Ilrooklm rt in favor of l i e . gn ini-, rl.< .I.. i.'i .i P. Sti-ek r ha Hired the score to ll„rjp,|- sn- tt . ., > nn i . j ■n Itepuhlirm . anil 40 I ‘emip r n ls | ,. , o i .i ,,( iJi i ,.,. , i ■ 1 1. n. i O f the H-'J senators who none n)i fail n mal.e <on mi, i ,iii|o .i, fo r re-e)eetion this vea^ 2D are It.- ill, ,, nnpe, , i,, hm . es min senal'o nit whirl, i-- evpeeled I .1 l up l l l " i , 'i ", kIi at least part in ,nue ' ■j Toril . iiini; rcei-ss. i <i<. Iho. ide. the .1lldieiary ’ iipili'd (lie con I i.ini'iif t i-i* .1 ihr 4 Ol th e both found I'l ve UIifI*III 'll'. 'lin t, ' >i l i l t t e e h ' l ' l h " If j 1 y 111 it i o n p ie s , in n . | , ‘f, I •I i r |[ I '" .u tr h o ii, ' . I 'I .1 If-| . ' I' l i ‘ t iih rim T IT rntMT, *ti:vi-tvrii .Pi itirM i. ru n i it . in IN I) lllll O . I I I M i l . I ■ 11 1 1 M i , ii.m iin i. '• ‘Von' Itiaf -late, nftw serving a ID'►ui s e a l 'm i1 sit A tla n ta for using .mil st'iia’ e more '. ii r' 1 ist- Spanish War ' I. f u ■t h' *1 |1 i ' l . M ■1 ,’g ine nunkr>ipi \ ('ll I ’ 1. t 1 J■ * i i ' lot] I ..........mm,it.- the seutimee ol i i rntT (."Vi*rrior Warren .Mi l ray (M t i, i its it a i t : k f y t s i o n U .tl I 1' rf and c m - lilKTiili/ini; tinI‘l t i ,,,, V\ i Id U nr 1■'■ t aim act. CAM \lfASSKK, July :t. - id" — \nli11iiI Supply Bills Okeved I lie Flo, da Knilroail ('I'nisiissnin \|.-'i aim -'i* 'he routine rni a--. ' .day i ued ordei.l mifllori/.iiii; a , jin -fi Congress were lln ’ , isjiui ,,t tideplionc rates at V cci ,i 'iid u|'|. nieasiircs. These, Me,,i Ii, i.iit and St. I’elersloii-i. •1 11 , 1 1 y i • Ini ive proposals. T ,l( ,n . I'f ' \ . i, ^ i'i 1 I., i'i i i v v ,! j. m c i i’ <* i l e i m r i n i ' ' l! si f >|ii <> ' ' I I 'dni m * ! . ' . • • JO 1 u > li li*V i a . .ii. J ML i*. t 1i i r *• i i r r till , ii th o ’ T*i-1>iih,.. o n T i n * , > b»* *#." » •* " i !. -->bt l>t:! 11 *.U U"1 III1 of t 1, i .it- i i. I|M|\ 11ultpi n.l, 'fn\* \Mi k , . ,,i I., hr Mm 11*1*1, l.' l I'l *■ J Mm■ f ir-.i i* bl\t ill the Semite it ran he \ e r v »i tirn . I"WII 1 -1 U.i -i I.-i., 11-* easily wRieH out. nr nina 1>J v 1ti , In ' ■.ur< i -p-i ■.i in T h e prexent session of Cmigref ."li'auAT. * \ S' 1 1i.i i nl 1 opened with Ml Hepuhlienn s.-n- \\ .-.nii. ! unrinr .h'?mr 1 1V ;..li" " ;y , > ; ‘ *J ,, iilri'july <1 n n p \ |r!"‘ 1 1. "J rr , s e t t ! i ■i ui ■•i , r )■!■ 1 1 i • 1 1, m m ■ * tiro i i f i.n*11 iicil i tnni [fiye i nil- i I rmlilii ini'- unit ‘t,-v*-jj 11 1 Tin. |l< mm i ;t’ J. Ii"1' run b in £ L--;‘ /i. tlrpnikm Joe* into tin1 coming «'»” kiin*n H S j ' ‘ pnre**ionai jrrfi«oioniil elri-tion rnm,>nii:n to ari„ j, .. . . . i> I. B. McCALL, JR nl ( 'n n i i t l i * n , M i*'F . \ iii'd, ! I<*11\ Avi-niie .‘ il I'll, lC lli and IT IJ i S tre e ts T l'i is / ill e HON'D (ilJA D F, Zll* S K U V U K \\ i i \i r. ivi* mill >1, t ai i' at tlio ..i liu l ion «'V. rythin?; I'hnii' I If, an d I:{(> th at g" into j lualdini;, cv tho .Kami Wi ;iii|i|ily "f tin Am liiirln 'it gnu 11mi til il y--low i JO'il'O lyim 110 North Laurel Avo. i Phone 7< Sanford Home Builders W ■' /, mL,r& " ' V. . * * Incorporated m: mm a bit o f ground imifour stout walls Narurr lus placed within die breast of man a passion fur some bit ol ground anJ four smut walls that he enj tall lus# osvn And this desire, once achieved, has cvci made oi hun a liner husband, a prouder lather and a better worker lor his fellow men. I inlay, as in the past, man lives in the hope of usher* mg his family over the threshold ol hisown hotTp^—of * „ sharing with his svilc ahe* fulfillment o f their fond­ est dreams. Iovfay, unlike thejsast, the attainment of jtwrdcarcst hoj>cs is ijuitc within the hounds o f rcasoip A fuller,’ richer living—a new and greater happ'ijncss —begins for you wh6n lirst you bear the dick of a 1 lock in your own front door. 4 in the Sanford Herald E. J. UNDSKOG Ituilders uf L ife T im e H om es W e n l le r fo r sale .T-six-rnm n h o u se s, W rn m - p le le in e v e ry d eta il at I’ reneh a n d U eitevu A t^ s ., al v e ry te rm s. reiisoiiahle pnees an d on v ery (ieneral ('ontractor and Buildei e a sy i Plans and specifications on II y o n a re lo o k in g fo r a real h om e see ns request a t one** as th ese w ill he b o u g h t (p iiik ly ifr th e p r ic e s fo r w h ich I hey are held, f ■’ N oam 1 1, M a son ic T e m p le lild g . Phone 75 ALL WORK GUARANTEED » * • Residence 217 W. Highland S t./ TU*t. Elm & Park. Phone. 71 �f >*y. 'V.v I ,C r' < V . •' •v- - mmm- »T a V • .•>.-* TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 3. 1928 -i ' H RESTING WELCOME ON FRIDAY .. m ' . . New Tdmpa Bank Is Opened Tni^ MorpinScr W ith $150,000 Capital ~ ; ■> .w fu •; 1 *. ■ ■"* ia g a a a A Hetrvy withdrawals by .depositors in T im c iH iic fr co h u t . anvin the X’ itirens Bahk-dr Homestead - » m n i jc u ic r x t, • c ib c t i t . in A IW POH HKMINOI.U COUNTY. cntisud Xiie institution to closo Its I' P u m n iA . doom aiJ 10 o ’clock thin morning, W CHA VOEHY. neiidinp u settlcnienLy Officers o f J. It, D O D D ,. K x.3.<l c o m p i .a in t a n t , lha bank today.saM tb®y expected t«rm-opvii Tuesday.‘ , . vs „ grant uoa/wr nth or It. by. through o r un lufilrturlng Company, f i r /f l ................. lioorporatjon. dia(olvcd nt_lluiHdai __ | eii. lit Semi ' or o i h « n » U o o xtlncf,' M h lif) land* 11. ■ ■* r,-,Ve • j. ------D ' ....... CIUCACO. .fuly .1,— (/P)—The ■ S houts o f d o vela id bcciwno n MrelnMftdf' dancrllxunV Currlr. ,1th T a m p a ; Ju ly : i . - w — T h e - w Mooro. »fia Cnmpntiy, a corporation Yankees have led all season gnd leading pitcluv hj finish in g thfe V . , l l COBOLAf II. to ll ill. a t PnrtntrmJllp. If In Icun I oxliitotui*. still lead the hitting American eleventh week .vlth seven gnmes fnyetto Bttntf, branch o f thi4 Citi­ The lm.t financial statement, is­ DEFENDANT. Cleric a f Clrei and if fdUaolvod or ILiuidaiod. m zens Bank ahd Trust Company o f Leagui-, and for the majors irener- won nml one I"St. IVnpocU o f I he sued April 20, g a ve resources and otliarwfkf ■' extinct, H k jlu n lik u o r i'. o f _ Hcmjnole IHVOIMTK Tampa, opened for business lie^c liabilities as $820^00.70. *m*re*iioni, rredllora qvnnlee*, or ally, so far as that woes, hut sev K ankecs had a record o f tw e lv e The C ham p T o Klo.lda. OUDKli OF |MJnH<ATION otherjX lraonn olaltnlng any In lorml yesterday. Tne institution is arnl rliinbinjr cluhs are Ix'Kinniiu' four. his loa m -m a te, Shocker, Jrtd bank was cnpituli|p4 at $50,000 » y W. C. W oo,lru ff, r<> XI. II. HuiulstuiU),* West liy. ihrougfi o r under Currie. Moore Jew Y o r k T o m o r r o w capitalized at tlfiO.OOOi * •>: c. to make the league raco for slug'- te n -fo u r and Ted Lyons o f C h ica g o Va. with Wb.tMIO surplus. uml Company. dl»«oIvr<l or llijuidHtu n b u s T o P a r lic i- irinjr honors anythin)' hut a one- had tw elve-six. You *r, lierohy ordered nod r e ­ ed. or otliorwlHo extinct. In tlie Intiilw JAMKS tk gifAltUV . t (>. F « q Lauderdale Bank Closes Soib itor fo r co m p la lim n L ■lulred to be 1111nt cl nppeur upon tin* iierelnafler described: J n m n rhe A m o r ic a n O pen team affair. W ith the Reds d riv in g a lon g in -ml duy <>f A ukus I. A. D. 1U26. to I.evny, If living, nnd If dend, nil Juno, !>-12-9-ZC. July 3. FORT 1,A JJDF.UpALE, Fin., FLORIDA TRACT S^LD luirtlen clalmlnK nny Interent by. the fo r e o f the Nation.ll fla g -ra ce And this, despite the valiant e f­ the bill of eoinpllllnt filed nKallist mfmXii : (/Pi —Tin; City Bank hero you' In tin* above styled cjuuso nnd tflrouKh.il or under James O. Levey, i )RK, July a.— f/P)— forts o f Babe Hath, the veterans the Hendricks players have in­ July W A S IIIN W O N , July .1— (/P)— court. iflccllett, on heir*, devisees, lean- J * v. failed to open its dnorn for busi­ B k A. wps resting today aft- Joo Dugnii And Meusef, each of creased tin ir hitting pace and now tie*, o r otherwise. In the 'units Cougicssioim] action, wnf eoniThe Hanford Herald, a newspaper,U j*u)n a ffer^ ’ deVerlhed; r e t n i i T Mat^soil/. W * ’ wcl^omo (tnck to the whom tacked Vome points on their I lead the league with a percentage ness thiii ihornlng. following nil or­ pleted today on n blfl to provide published la Seminole County, U n living, nnd If dend, all p .m lr s les with the British averages during the past week, and of.21Mi, on increase e£ e i g h t points der issued by the hoard o f director* for the sale ot i n nbohdoned tract Is hereb) designed us the newspn- I elnlnilog — ------any ------Interest ------hy. through o f Pomorrow ho will leave CehrifT, who slipped a hit. Other­ during the weak, ending W ednesday placing (lie hank in tho hiimls of. of SO acres o f land at Jupiter, Fln.v per In which this order stiull he p u b ­ under Petrus Matson, deernsed. ns I. H. f a n n e r *V' t' i lished for t eonsecutlvo weeks. the state hanking department. Tho i >s|r*. devisees, legntees, or other' A rr hi tret In on endeavor to win wise, tho Yankees have dropped F our o f the HI ,leading Witness V n . T*i,iiKimtn, L'lork ef wile, In the lands hernlnnfter dp. I ,UntionAd i |two other hunks in tb« city opened formerly us<v| i* n llfc-anving sta­ i Open. Then he will out o f sigjit aiming the leading (lit­ i . said (Mrciilt Court, uml the offlrlul scribed; Kxm N. Jetks. ir living, tion. ftliioiig'n acceptance 'b y tho ,.nr.rMS|i.r' !as usual lhis rnmnihg and deposiwork. sent theror. till* JOtti day ot June. and If dend, all parties claiming nny ters and tho team hntlii^ percynt- handy-man o f the club, leads .its First V *t. Ka>k B it* . the tors were asfured that there was Hnu si* o f minor stnio amendments. A. D.. I92«. Interest by. through or under Kxm F l o o v 723 confetti and ticker aK'ehus dropped to .JUll Tig* ijii/iiMi 11 « a. wgooa to the I’ rcsi'individual hitters with ,!171. (SKA I.) mi cuie e ^<>r alarm. There was N. Jelks. deceased, us heirs, d e v is ­ dei|t: his progress to City V R ^ V h ite Sox are worrying the V. E. DiUKJDASS. ees. legatee*, or otherwise, lit the ; no* undue1 excitement at the two I’ il t s h p r g h ’s fa lte rin g in the i-I.rk lands hereinafter described: nnd to tujr took him o ff <h< Yankees more than i(nyl>ody else, i hamplolisliio battle echoes and is ] 1anks upon opening. ll\ A. SI. Weeks, I*. C. all purlles claiming any Interest In 1 which he rtm ri I i in the mutter o f hitting. The ChiApahirhicola Bureau of im­ Full. July n-lil-l7-3l-.1l. the land* hereinafter described. id i m 'd by the l ’ irat*s’ slu g g in g . i. There xyts « m il­ en g o club hits been hitting at .21)7 Si*1d land lyliiK and being In the Ileavv M i l h d r a " i l l s CI oko Bank migration e .lahlishoa. state week­ T hey have ilro p p id to fifth lit the t'"iiiuy of Seminole and Stnto o f Ion nt at C Clity Alull. lion ity 'H u ll, then and Falk nml Mostil anti th o veter­ HOMESTEAD, Fla., July J. C-T*) ly newspn|«* r Imre. Florida, nnd d-cscrthcd ns follows, tho Vnnderbilt by an Eddie Collins keep the So.x well club hatting. IV r i l t r i IT r O l'U T . HRVKXTII to-w it: JDIIK'IAI. I l l t l l I T. MKM1VOI.U Lllanta. r e p re sen te d ili the league leading TII ACT A. ' n t l X T Y , IT.OlVlDA. hoy ovornwed gnd slu g g e rs. The Northeast ( N K ' l ) Quarter o f IV I'll A Nt’ HHYa such attention had If tile r e s t o f the T ig e r s were tin* Soiilhsust (S K ’ t ) Quarter of „ m i .i . t i i m \i*:t t i t i . k . Seel loo 21. Township '21 Hon Mi. jm . h ittin g like three o f Cohn's outfit, r. R |!OSTn\. SmiD tlllD H kllDtt II -l* Uniigu 21 Kant. ck in iufr*> h ajj-_j>Wil the Y ankees would top tlm hitting I'rlniM' lint 11*r ItuMton, i»r [*, llutl^r |f V o P , T VlJOMD&R W Mon'LE tAl,! r 1 1 i • H t 0 11. V E G o d G fltE BtLUS ! EUROPE Tit \ i t n. behind an im m en se only by a hard fig h t, Jpul Detroit ME DOMJtOTOUJN TOMORROUJ ruMIMrAINANT, . Mi gin i ::n chains North of S>'Oin.D COMPLAIN 1X0OO r hEp. ......... ........................... United S tates Sen- even now has third [dace in tin* <3R£i A T H0AJK \S H.iiilhwest (H\\| Corner of AYT6RMOON— X HAxJC A UoT DfcBi ri - ■., h l Dotsrt'T Know (lo o rg in , a c tin g npj ! la n d in g and is ap p a rently no.vine III.LA N* iM.MSK IT livim;. nnd \( N..el lojist IN K 1, ) Quail ee VJH6N UJtLU OE SHOPPlNCa 'TD Do A S U iti.nl. all v ||,|rM f In mi i n l ; miv in •TH E * HALT OY »T! \.*i 1 lt\\ est ( M l | Quarter the hum|iiet, Sirin: upward. F o th crg ill, Heilman and VOL) (SET . MOU CAM H E L P C A R R V THE t«*i#*sl l»x , l l»i *i hi uii'lrr Lll:i V. :-* '■ * lion 22. T o u iish lp 21 Hoiitli. sell ted the very best | B ossier are above .doth mid Folh THR0UG,A 1 <' Ia i I;. it('«'«'it r ii|. as t m f. <1 **s tra cm. •nuiMGi5 h o m e : f o r m e Mange 2.1 I'.nst, i lirt Ku*t- 11> Hi, ergill, with his a v e ra g e "!' I'M, lue j I i*n a I I'lfi, or !>l lifi'H I hc , I il lli" elu'lni. tlien,*e North .1 fif, Cbalos. ■SPeMDIMCi laml* Ifivot\ i 11 In tin* Hull; KT I lienee \Ve*t III 111 chains. Mieoee MONE-W‘? ~ Jon es sat sm iling b e c o m e the leading hitter in the All. Mouth .'IT,r, elialos e'*>u' lining four r I T A T I O it all. B ashful Boh- m a jors. acre*, more or |e.*.s Ituth was the feature in the |ms{ T il K STATE-: OK I"LOnU>A: fom b ein g the loudest Tit ACT C. TO: Kiln N c*l.irl;t if living nnn If w e e k ’s slu g g in g , ru nning his rating I banquet. I leg 111 tO.'Jli t'haloH Fast IF.) of all imrtlcH Halrnknif hy. Ihe SoulhWest IHW'I Corner o f the Ihniiktfli. nr urut«-r Kiln N. Chirk, uo1 you h ow hnppy this to .lt(>I and nosing o u t (le iirig with j Northeast (N llQ ) Qitn:**r of I'hJlHIMl, »IH Ili’lfM, ih'VlMt'fM, made m e ," he said, a new total o f 7 1 runs. Itc also c o l ­ Nort Invent iNtVtt ) Qmirier of m nt her w Isa*, tn in " liiuilfl In i ci it [the g r e a te s t thrill o f lected n trio o f ln-iiicrs during tin* He,-lion 22. Tntviishlti 21 Houlh. a f i »t flcHcrilu il; A d ecline 1J. VamlorMange ’ll Fast. run Kasl I ,V2 the g re a te st 1 have eleventh week oT the season lo eut k iiit uml JmiirM M, ViitulitrKflfti Ih' iChains, thenei* North tna,; Chain*, Ii iishatMi, If llvinu'. ; i m l i ^ ( l " i n l . all tho greatest 1 will dow n the lead o f his total at this t lieliee West I IT 2 Chains, Itienert year. parties Hahnlm; any ailHii'Ht hy. can say nothing that time in his ch a m p ion sh ip Soul ll III *m; Chnllis. eoulatolog' Falk o f the Sox and the Indian four and threo-uuurtcr acred, tlirmp.;h, nr multi Aim^llii" C Vui|Pmy fe e lin g s ." more or l,*ss. Hum s passed the century mark in J firry, r i It ami J a m 's \Y \aiah r^ rtft le a k 'd th at a ft e r the her liushn nil, ih «* ,is *m|, an h*-l* 4. 4 I 1 hits. THACT 1». to he* ho had m>t invi jh’ fh, Ic^ati r s Mi- otlirrwiHi1. in t I'•nnmenetng at a point II feet B a se-stea lin g is not the popular I la mis hcrciimn r r tli'Hciibrd ; Thr part in the open hut line Norlh o f Houlhwest |S\V) Hi lit*. Mpvisfi f. *! 1 a in I'i’H, ami otliuibid him hi*!, prompt rc sport it was, 11minefield o f ( hi Corner ,,f Southwest <SVV',( I'l.immnlM iiii*l 1 William *'li .tu-r, Quin ier o f Northwest |N\V',) riea would he eoiisiru e n g o having been the i hii f 1Y.itlire j l*itlni u Imp l.iiuu 11 as Will i ' Ijn v* 1 ) f •Juan, i of .Section ’22. T ow n sh ip ♦In ■♦•art'll, i -* ; It" l.imlrt l< r**l rial l« i f Ig o v e r his failure at o f the past week by his appi'medi ! 21 Hniith, U.'iligi III l'.ust, m u Mast <1* sci iht >l. .1 <1 if living, iii.tl to the total o f Mouse!, leading tile I 12 Chains, and I links, then*-, due if flfiiil, all I'.MilfH i l i i i n i n ; aiiv ■ Ni*rih i: rh a los and 2D links. fhit keen to show tin American, w\th fourteen th efts. In itfist I»v. Mirnimli m umlri .1 »i I lienee l ust 7 chain" a ltd X,r, links, .1"II; A. 11 ’ 1■a c|, , id Ih Ilm. it.A Im ph, lid play g o l f in elision l lienee North T chains nml .10 links, l<’t;;i[i's , i »i oltuswidc, in (In' lamis — AMWOMEY VOOOLD VjHEMEu£R t u W l T TtiAT’S At City Hull, Bold.., i In-iien run dii* West 20 eluiliis. l i 'i , J naff >-m ilcMi'rltn’fl; K M. Kvnitcm NTY .II IHji: NAMED T t l l M k VOL) MAKL'ILD Iheuee run Hmitli 11 chains uml A UMtHlMO AlEW bf turn, ,ihad o f the OWLM MAM TOU ami, if living, ami If dcail. all titu .'■0 links tn point 'if li" 2 1mil !ig, 7'WC MlUT - - V/0(J lit'H, cljilmhm any fnlrrcnt hv, IT'S THIS S A M d EVER. MARRIED eontimlng In all 22.10 aero*. nii*ri Ih rou ^li 0 / 11 mlii 'K ,M. S ycuhou, T A L L A H A S S E E , July :t. i d ’i MUE.T l i b A w a k e , OLD V0U R& m* less. Mr. M a y o r ," ri plied five* as»M, a m li"ira. ilr v Ih<‘i*h, Iridi( loveI'ti*.r M a r lin today aim* auu ed M&WTS F(t)V)KlNO T h e - m o &t Til,ACT |j. IcisH, nr hMh t w Isk, id Ihe la mU linrrf a c t - t h a t I was horn (tie appointment of M, (I. Atkin of o m r ea so ajablL man m.tflcr (|» hi*| IImm^ .1. 11. 11ttmplit. v o u r houo T o k e t P 17 explains my talking IteglnnluK 11 feet No>HUi (if KniitliIK rk. Tren to n to lie county judge nm!| If Ii v E11it ami if (Irani. all nurllctt 1 EVER k n e w ME BRokC . ast iHl:» Coniur «if .if Southwest ± clahiihiK 1111 > hit 1*1 »*.st hv, ( 111 «1iik n nr Alton (lay of T re n to n , clerkk of tin* | I MW1* ) Quarter of Northwest iirulrr ,1. I». 11 1 1 rnpai "V h , tlccc’antal, Quarter of Meetlun 22. ‘ T ow n sh ip i 'rnrrtf y . circuit court fo r G ilf h ii: fE H E S E R V K S L U M l ‘S as licirs.v ili‘ Vlaerx. h uatccn, or ulh21 Mouth, ItniiKu 11 tuu.nl. run Judge A ik iu will succeed W . J. West 7 x£> Cliulps, theuee Norlh rO K K , J u ly h. I/P)— 1‘rxvlan, lit tlm lamia Ihmt Imi 11 or Uc[xMatlhews and M r. (Jay w ill replm-i* ft 2 0 Chiiliis. ttieiiBi) Hast 7.SI Y* Jdition of elearing-honse M'llhod; Nettie M. lii laliuil ami Jo*' chains. Iheuee Mouth 15.20 Chains J. E. W illis, both o f whom re i d l ­ [tru st companies for the la lnhait. her Ihinhaml, If living anil to point o f lieglnultiK, iioiltulllllilf ed. t aeri-H. inoru nr lea*. If ilcail. all |»ar*i"M, cluSmlob; liny |s excess reserve of $(!,Kintcrcst. hy, ihroimh in* limit r NttT his is a^neerease of It appcurliiK hy sworn tilll of ilo M Ldlnliart ami Jim 1,-inhart, D E C I S I O N IS 1 T I I E E D compared w ith t lu­ l o r li iiHhaiut, »l* ccancd. as Imirx, tin- Coinplulnl herein lhai you and each VI l"Kiltt« . or nl lit‘ r\VlH", 111 Eh" of >ou iiiuy lie Iat erosion tn tlinau re, when excels r e 'e r v e certain (earl* of laud situated In Sheet Rock • Stucco * T a io m l.imls lo fclriii11« r ilrHrrlhml. Kuril was reported. T A L L A H A S S E E , J u ly t I*. [ •' I-a no, 11 corpora Mult, or partnri*.v i Seminole C ounc, I'ljikla uml <leIt., a memorandum derision with s li p If In hmil ixtNt*ncr. and if si'ilbeii dhovv; toll ami eae.h ef ; in, are hei, h, i*ommand**«1 an*l re rl r 1*I\"il or 11 irlita t oil. or ptliei IK IS O R D E R E D nut ripininri Imiay, Divisinit " L 'lu ll'd lo appeal lo H a it i , lull of ^m < st uni, iia Ii 11n n! a Iof *«, am J U T O N . Ju ly J t.d’ i the s tate supreme court a l ' t i n n ’d ’ f■i> •' * "It •iFilllHM, tnitll'UK, 01 ullliT complalnl at Ho* Coiill lions,*, In Sanfoid. Siuiliioln C iuul,. Florida, jn of 1be alien propei t y t lie ni di r i if t he i irrint. n iiirl I nr 11"i Holm la hot nu iifiv inti’icst hy, ihi OMKI' 1 11in I" 1 Kiu l v A; LaiH>. i||.h on Monday. Mr.- i tli it iv ol July. X offices by a spei-ta! A hudiiai 'count y in Ih* n e of H . L _ -K U Y .> .S.tlx I it f h o n c ^36 Ih111idu 1 « (1, or o| h< 1 w 1*o■ I* llijk. o'l .ici w’lso said tilll w *11 n*, lyrw o n l r r e d today when ; Iioib M c N lg h L v t - o h \n. R. \J .| ,ul l,v you. ami esell >AlIlK t 414 f I lamlM iiiTchm 1V liiT i lna ft it tin* lab I'll as eoaf of you. Said Mill i.f Complaint havm i rl»"tI, [dopted a rerolulion liy Reynolds. T he (uSc involved t h e . mill- Mil iiiifiii'l hi ltt;( ^(WnIrtg, bebh fill'd .or tlm purpose of p.iny. i -i ponitlop. ff In ("Kill I |g, DeiiuH-rat, Utah. lorcclosiiii' of a mortgage. "Xl.slt llt t . .m>l If lllHKOlVild. or ) i«ill I ipilel (Mg 1111•* C Ho* niu.Ve Ilesci Hi­ ed trartu of land I i iho eonipIMn- m m If® B y Tay)^ MOM AND PO P V W c are Headquarters for: Flintkote Shing­ les, Roll R oof ing, and Material for Built up Roofs. * t ALSO K £ .. Galvanized Gorrug$ti.; ed Iron./ Galvaniz*j l Flat Sheets. ? U CHASE & COMPART p ^ j j j j a g i i i a a a H H i u a w a i a w H W ^ ^ ■■ 1 _lill _li-yl _________ IgppL;:1 pafj;i i I • ■ s 1 ........................ R e p o r t o f t h e C o n d it io n o f th e i■ ■ S ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ FIRST ' NATIONAL S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A A t the close of business June 30th, 1926, condensed irom the report to the Comptroller of the Currency, W ashingtoA,^). C. . p ■ s ■ RESOURCES ■ p /L I A B I L I T I E S ■ ■ s L.oans and D is co u n ts ..................$1,729,8^2.95 3 Overdrafts ........................ 349.20 U. S. G overnm ent B o n d s ........ 132,550.00.. O ther Stocks and B o n d s ........ 6 3 8 ,184.68 O ffice Building,.Furniture and ■ 8 Fixtures ............... -................. 208,000.00 O llier Real E s ta te ...................... 3,967.50 Cash and due from other banks 814,060.04 I 3 I5Q,Q00.00 P r o fit s .................................... . D ividends u n p a id ........ ................ ! l f ; 2 4 l .3 3 3 ,1 . Bills P a y a b le ............... ............... N one D>‘ e p o s it s ...... ........ ........................... 3,262,663.04 ■ p p Capital Stock 2 .................$ Surplus and U ndivided ■' „JA, 8 ■ P P P n ri £' • iI ■' ■Til ■ 7 T o i a l ......... .......... 3,526,944.37 T o t a l ...... . IPPPPPRPPPPPPPPPPPPIIPPPPPPPPPPPRPPP^MP^PPPPPPPP! 4 ~j i'/Xt' r .. * * ftflf.i ■ !-. D eposits June 30th, 1926 ........ $3,262,663.04 D eposits June 30th, 1 9 2 5 ....... . Gain 2,039,722.80 1,222,940(24 Directors fv L. A* Brumley; S. O.Ghaae C* -puBose P* P. Forster f V ' }•' f* V * ,1 • • • • '' n: ’ i i’1 John it m m ■1 ' W. W.C, Smith; i * B. E. Squires ' 1 ■’ V 1 W hitner ,svv v y Y V<" ■> ■1 ‘ * ' " *V * T,*'*' ■ ■ ,>et .> • - •) (' ‘ ■-V-in .J , : % *' v',‘ 1 A • V'iw . - .1 \ >■" j -|>K T. Uffawfcms 1 f ...' ,j ' • 4-' i * M * L #' F. P. Forster, President L. A. Brumley, Vice President *H. C. DuBose, Vice President B. F. Whitner, Cashier A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier M. tV. Bradbury, Assistant Cashier . ■‘v ; r- \ ’ ■: ■•H* - v1 f ] m a* r 3,526.944.37 Officers \q . 'v;, V t I.H I ' " ' " IV* • u< . "Hi* �kfi !■ 0 % ‘L'*X>V\v ' •»* ' ' -M THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. JULY .1, 192fi^ . paob fo x m .•*' L--------------. H w r a flrra tw f ,at • l u t i r i i r i« W « A m a tter fa m e B efore the local ch a p te r of the laane 1 W nlton L e a g u e F rid ay th a t nhould pique the in te re s ts ot j H n t« r*4 a* Hecond Class Vattar, e v e ry rig h t th in k in g man and w om an in th is c o u n ty . Re-1 .......... a t I t i * P o a t o f d c s October IT. ISIS, •V Banfort!, Florida, undar Act o f porta fro m e y e w itnessea e sta b lish e d the laet that s e in in g : *.■ March t. JMT. M IF IT AIN’T THE COST, IT’S THE UPKEEP As Brisbane Sees It Outlaw the Seiner HILTON’S U A n itrcu snap 11;Y Mngnulia At. 8 First Class Hark.,, Special All ml in? A Wine Priest. Roslon-New York 2 1-2 Hours Court (Hite* Japan. . Given In f.adics ami n.j| Many Vn* Culled. |1Y AltTIlCR BRISBANE (CopyrlKhl 1020, b ^ M * J ^ C * . » and d y n a m itin g o f fish in local strea m s w as b e in g c a r r ie d ; RRHfl......Bdlt*r a ad M a a i i r r THK REV. John Brady, of the Catholic ehiorh "f Meycrilnlo, Pa., in g a p p a ra tu s set in I h eir .co ck -p its c h u g g in g a rou n d the will deliver the. !tidependeneevDay 1*3’ a rn x rm p n o x ratrr ntldress before die Somerset coun­ On* Tear— IT.fln: HI* Montlia —IJ.RO. lakes so m e tim e s in the d a y lig h t. ty Ku Klux Khin on July 6. ■ D e llvsrcl In City by furrier, par on co n tin u o u s ly , a n d -a t f__..'IW c u AIT ......... WH»» ( U I I 1 E . JOXKS, M a n a d a * Editor work. 19c. pet. year. 0 , W ttn K t, tim es fla g ra n tly , b o a ts w ith s e in ­ .1 T h o d y n a m itin g o f lakess Aral strea m s is by no m ea n s an ....................... Weekly Edition $1.00 , u n com m on ,t i™ . ^ W 'l i T O lo n ,..m h .,,» .,f l b . If O t m . KOTICMr All obituary I , n „ n( • 11> (, „ „ „ , ....... ... ...................„ itislnm,* muni (hail five ................... liun.lri-.t ilrml ''pht. PL. . r»**r. tiah havinK ’„t'v, ’l’ l.'m " —i^'r'i.r' - r,..’ H c x iir n a NNoriatf .u i*iik m n , f AraorlqU'd Press l« eacluit- * RJK.Ce |y » lv rn ltllo d t l b * nan f o r rep u l d l r u l t o n o f »M n e w s d i s p a t c h e s ereillled In II n r not o th e rw is e rrrdllrd In tbla pnper nnit also lh* IfM'ftl tiftww puhllalifil IwTnln. iif"lnap*<!u! rllh ln nf mptlhllntUidi uf *1 dlnpiUrhcn herein nrf film* ritBcrv*d HATHBDAY, ‘JULY .1. 1926 TIIR HERALD PLATFORM I.— Deeper water rout* to Jack­ sonville. l . _ Const m et Inn nf - rep ort. It is d iffic u lt to u n d erstan d how such a situ a tion can exist as op en ly as is ch a rg e d , y e t since m en ot u n q u estion ed v e ra city te s tifie d to seein g p oa ch ers at th eir n e fa rio u s op e ra tio n s, w e a r e ,f o r c e ! to a cce p t the fa ct, and ca st around I in se a rch o f a rem edy. C or lliiH wholoMale lm tc h c r i(W o f Kamo fish is Hot a m a t-, ter fo r th e Isaac W a lton L eagu e' to handle alon e. It is a sh a m e fu l p ra ctice r e fle c t in g d ish on or on S em in ole cou n ty , and e v ery citizen jvhn has the interest and lh** repu tation o f th is c o m m u n ity at h eart sh ou ld m u n i h im selt a sold ier in St. Johna-In- 11he r a n k s o f t h e a n t i - p o a c h i n g dl*n Rivrr eaiial. , - pu t en ai on o r white way. Im re:- Flint juat m g the se in e r, the d v m ifm liT and ...... , . ...... ................................. S1|VI.,| , m m I I’itppei does t h e . s et t les a n d t h e ete. t r a p s a n d t h e d y n a m i t e o n l y r H ^ b e ^ y a i ig h l o n a b oo k a n d I . — Aagmeiiiin* nf building pro- j |j, „ , ' | ' i , j s h a n n i n g o f t h e s e i n e r m e a n s M ini t h e fi s h w i l l A R C IH T K trr First National l!;^ Sanford-------^ l.iM fto f l Father Fnthnr invitnt»><n Brady \i\ *!Uon»e*nd*nf»ric*a of'o*aerialnment* . been fou n d flo a tin g o v e r the s u r fa c e ot (lie w ater. I he illegal <*■))(j»nt*t» «hi'w vrhvrs charges aro nmdo will t*a " " tIr a p p i n g o f fish is also in d u lged in fre e ly , L ea g u e m em b ers churjtrd (or at roatr.ir ndvarltalUK Elton J. Mouffb Hi. "prompt . Aindom, \ t If AimTir.in- «'f all kiticlH roiild 1 1 K c lv in a t o r Ih not :in m o n t, bill is (riotI umj^ T e n s o f th m is m n l; gf SV u sers. K,.t closer iniT'SliiT, ta lk to c a d i: 1,1 her, know cm h other, there would In* 1c-- b it red,, less race and , r< 11irioiis p M .cIn c anil bigotry. Aniciixain -Innild work, united, for the KrciUci irlory and prosper­ ity of flic • m iry , each allowing l hr other , wiIImiiI interference, to what '„ '" 'S “ V„ * K ourrh. K clv in a to r 1‘ lati f$ M e L a n d e r A tv^ IT-- A N A IR iinoI line was opened le t ween N i m Turk and Ha-ton yes1,-rdiiy. the 'i:|> being made in Iw a ami n hull h"io>. The air mail, leaving H e .i a at t» 'e* even mg. wdl eiC'h New i k ’s Ml ,,'elm I. mall a r -hip I • uieago, at* A, l»* U O S II K t f a ll M ,-lvmg rhere 'he next morning \Y, 1st St NOW around tjik* Monroe, K —Ohmjiletbin of city beautifies* tlon urogram. Fypanainn of arh™d S h e r i f f C . M. H and can h ardly be blam ed fo r th o p r e ­ the air. Tiie people ic m cciato the euenrv v a len ce o f sein in g in his d is tr ic t. Ills sta it is lim ited , and •hr.wii by I'm dent Coolidge and ayatem m o v e m e n ts w a tch ed . W h en Ins d ep u ties visit Lake Post mastt-r-l ii n1ral New in :>tr rarlllUn* ■ ° n ° f ntrc** J essu p , sein ers b e g in o p e ra tio n s at the o th e r end ot Whl,. .» ...».... lhT if open! Standard Harb Shoj) the mail developtio id 112 Park \u>. -- ------------ 1------------------------------- c o u n t y . H e h a s w a r r e d r e l e n t l e s s l y a g a i n s t p ia ic h e r s , lu it his THK J A l’ tN K S K cun teach “ 1*1 ItLK V E R S E FOR T O D A Y , fo r c e is e n t i r e l y i i i a d i ' q u a t e to s u p p r e s s a p r a c t i c e t h a t is , ■hir 1• - y lo the uluill* world. Dai ■ulo Nniuli.i i miHguided young, BE YE T H A N K F U L "When 1a p p a r e n t 1v b (*ing e a r r i e d on in a w h o le s a l e m a n n e r . Japanese, aM'-mpted to kill the 1.1 o r fo u r Prince regent lliro h ito and was fu r the (Haul In it<| which Me hut h t d im s , c o in ageou.s .m e n who. y \i|l - n * t ii.it t i n g a n n law . a i t hanged. luiniciiintely his entire Mim/ly went nil" a “ Ininiiliation given thoo." Dent. H;in. | e n fo rc e d , , retirement'' lr- atone for their PRAYER - - l i f t e v e r I u si i n g , i _________ ( ____ _______ kinsman's ill ■mil til net. t i u n k , bo T h i n . , p ; o n e T l u ii i t r o d M i l l i o n s In llu ild in g Now Priie' llirntiilo, most po !K; Hm ’SZ S ' I* * !! f 111 ML. A Tl rsi i niatt'S v 1 ■ f n t tn.sh* .1 O N E 111 * M O' El J and ■i fty y e.a1mil Iment honaea!** ho*e'"' np* r t ' ; he p r e s e r v e d , t o b r e e d a t i d p m p a g a l e , lo s till m a i n t a i n th e ngii letters I" f ween 11, >.toll New t "I'k « >i ■ carried mi horse A.— Extension of street paving s o v e r e i g n i t y o f t h e n e l e m e n t , l o r I In- fe w t h a t .a r e c a u g h t buck. A Iit11■ later stage cinicli ptngram b y t h e h o o k s oT m e n s c a r c e l y d i m i n i s h I lie le g i o n s t h a t r e ­ c linnhcred " t the rlmd. Now 1.— Construction nf h n u l e v a r d m a i n u n t a k e n . M o Mill mil'" ■in hour through F { , *• l *l l l j ttl l l >tl t---- It* nfl'| D. II. Iln dg e ,, Mm| \ssoeiateI.oney .Me Mnl E. Vuu.se and uiliirl ........... r- * * sr■■ nv a n« ■ u e * *w» ■ * KLLIOTT’S SAtTCASE « ■■■■■■■■■■■ a ■■■■* m J ■ K T ill CITY NEWS lllely. or-lei IIn-ill to withdraw GOING TO BE KOHR m Shc’» going to be four Irum ihi’ “ tiiinnlliat ion retirement” In the fun* u f w lint mtrnc term a d ep ression , cmist m et inn and take then places again in the ■ In juat a few days more The odden ileal li of the wife "t ' true, it affonls a theory of Ml'-. fig u re s m ade p u b lic th is week have ;i m o rn in g nil < > t th eir Bhe'f leaving three behind her; world Eugene M, Elliott, yvell-knowu St. I Elliott's death Dial will dualities My. how fnat the yeara do fly! ow n. M — Pel - r-uiifg reel estate developer, he made use of. in Ins trc. I. KFTS AT m jjk But tno dimple in her arm TIIE NAMHX family has opened Mie am t of Elliolt otl a ebarge of | Men and women everywbete, D u rin g (lit; nuurth u f J u n e t w c iily -lh r e c Klbritln c itie s tlid jwjfr. Seema to hava a deeper charm, the gleat, lightly loeked gales ol |inurdi i. md.the statement made by ] sometimes with reason and often Jr.’ - ’ ' And I'll awear the light of fou rteen m illion s o f iloliurs w orth o f b u ild in g ! the aneesllnl hMine, riosinl tile lvlliutt tiefore a coroner’s jury |without, lose their mental Imlnme laughter’* D u rin g th o first six m on th s o f till*y e a r th ose sam e c itie s ‘ blinds, andhas , hanged il« i W s . k j have m them Hie elements of one I hv brooding over imaginary trim 0 - ‘ Growing brlgnter in her oyc. L v c r y S u n d a y M o r n in g h ave Hpeiltubnut line h u n d red m illion dolla rs inco n stru e Kurokawu. But the young would- i of the oddest tl a l l i e s to wliieb [ hies. They become despondent. .■ . - Ihe murderer's father, u ’dislin ■ run ,iHi i i tion ha-. I*et*n /called in a ’ and when the monster iealmi.m h ) O 'c lo c k She has often said to me llOnt, gin- lied .luimtn-sc, died of g rie f long tim enters irilo the scene, ns so often tf-. She is-tired of being three; A n d S a n fo r d is d o in g its sh a re. S o far this y e a r we have* |within his tm i.r-d gates, We km u nothing alniut the hi:r , is t be i use, t here is nr* telling All m en c o r d ia lly in v ite d t o a tte n d . y / ; Now she counts the hours and niinin Ou oi Elliott, nor would we j what the outcome will be. A rna.i e x p e n d e d $1,241,^11 in iie\v\fjuildings with th e in d iea tion s f/t utes V prospernu- ml man say* in a tiioov 'lie lightest obslaele U* i oe 1 s u-peels Ills wife of in fid elitv. i'nd, p o in tin g to a record fo r the w hole y e a r (hat w ill mure than law -mit that lie bought real es When she's going to bo four. wa\ "I a th'd-oiieh invent ignis -n ' unle-'s In tmodis well halsneed. ■ ■■■■■ ■•■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • • ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■•■ID Hot es sure as I'm alive d ou b le th e total n f 11)20. tale from "soeieiv people" for a " f th e <a . b\ a tte m p tin g lo Mv he often i" ;m in i . i d - without full Shell be wanting to be five F lorid a m ay lie dead, real e sta te may lie at a stand si ill, good pro e, and m rid urn he «ii.' k "i ii........ 'idtimns. li e may ! ■' i n\ esligation tlm1 will eause grief Long before the year Is ended, o K " In be miuli a 'Kfiel y p e r ‘on |Moll\ «d l i e 'b a r g e of enusii' ' .mi) sorrow i- long as In1 lives. A ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ And it's t;hat which I deplore. som e d e v e lo p m e n t /o m en(H m ay oe b a n k ru p t. a bu sin ess d e ­ Hut Il l \ people didn't keep In wit dealt in pu-hiug ie \wmnn bet nines leabuts nf tier Ini' pression limy e.\jM. bill th ese fig u re s d o n ’ t sSU) ( ?!0. W ill'll t lieir word 11 om 1 1,.’ ik t* p l*i I be paveno . ' hand's im agined at teal ions to nib I Why must little children gfWv ’ '('hat'- sad The ml man -Imhi Ii I I ln d iiw .n r I. t In "I V that slie , ■ i ei women, nr she ''e l s the idea I h i M iam i sp en d s about fou r miflfiftrqs o f dollars a m onth Jack To the cure wiilrli grown-ups lead about \ oil aire-. ipiarnd *vi( n i dent allv f<•I and received in mi n • Ite is cruel to her, and that [iiilliing soriviile o v e r tw o m illions, T a m p a , C oral (fa b le s, St. P e te rs­ • know? |- 1eili'l'ii’l- I he (Ireat Vollaire. ' from w in, b hi" do d. may be t : u< will s a tisfy her until she result Why muat innocence gain wisdom. bu rg o v e r on e m illion d ollars and n u m erou s o ilie r citie s lh nig IT om tin- nngiv I ’riis. inn 111 a n s w i i, luestiim- a l,1>1 " i lad most Imneful and prnn< uni With Itn burdens grim itmi. hundreds o f th ou sa n d s o f dollars, for sk y scra p e rs and king, I HI I Id liol re M.->I -.'lying I " t be him 111 I lie III I 1.0 irv examm.i' i.> means o f redress, the <li \ >nce i "in 1 atom ? variou s kinds o f bu ild in g s, anv sen sible person will readily i ,'i . It c- n>>i m\ limit I -eemei! t<> r dn broken In o ’ I f 1hev would only I n to in: Why cannot l Ihs roguish miss Mi .1 old not h a w in,| their em otion s and their pasAlways be so sweet us Ibis? admit that (h ere must la* som e real reason fo r it. Hig H ....; ' ? a' ' " 'V ’,*"!,''i , ,'M" ‘ '' 1 11i'll. I Ie -.aid mas ami look Miuelv upon the Life hna so many hitler truths nancm l in terests don f m ake m istak es, th o s e w h o pal up My." be ln-eii in -n ii re than wm d ■ iluation from all a n gles, lew Which Romo duy she must learn. the m oney fo r F lorid a 's co n stru ct am p ro g ra m are not all j cmdil tell, mm l, MitemeiiL tbai in; nv tragedies would never he t ools. ' ! . KM II. ELAT'T-. uttii-. a piaiUry | Mrs. Elliott bad Pa many v a i . i <i " i dl'd. Yet. though Time is fleet of wing, I'.iiiu in Ncbrm-U mnl want- i le> ..... . n sick VMiiu.m; that she bad No n ln t'cr what the otileo.'iie ot And the years must burdens bring, F lorida toda y is ju s t b e g in n in g III d ev elop . It has quit iowners of a nearby flyin g >elmi>l j hurl a number <.f minus opera Mu' Kllintt ease, it is one that can Every charm of her I’d thumb, linns; that she *\ highly uervoii-. mil but cause a feeling o f sadne.-. |M ,lv *lis >u' 1* bb'Watching changes come and go; w ild sp ecu la tion an d lias g o tte n dow n to e a rth and is put■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n a ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ if ami thm the "1 * t , i rr,u uf a diver, e" I. nnlv to the tm nied ijte 1am ting in th e kind n f d ev elop m en t Dial m ean s cont-inued p r o s j . ,,l,J But I pray that wisdom may . . . . . . ' 1 M>ll>. mnl t ill down llieir laving an ftn m him had I....... .. an otiscssna dies, Intt ' o a n y one w ' o would ti , Lead her gently -------gently d*wii thl* way, p e rily . F lorid a i.4 mure sccun*, in v e s tm e n ts h ero art* bet pel cell! with bm l atinol b- e of,|tul w i t ti" 11* i " strengthen the frailties ul ■■ i i a i m D u i i i i a n a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■( And not apoif*ifer lovely spirit ter p rotected , the future is m ore ce rta in , than it e v e r lias 1 M r Glait also e ant s t |n,l)tl() aroi't to Hit........ .. .M \ . and if it . li'iman nut iir**. By thea truths which she must damage hern. * know. Scrap Iron Cla, I e a t re Now fee Co. will start delivering !| Monday, July 5th. (itlANTITY-tiUAUTY AND SERVICE Your business solicited MERCHANTS T h e u n settled period o f read ju st m en! is rap id ly p a ssin g W H E N l.u rilM lil'IV K S came, Countleaa. Joyn may tie before, made <"inplete and in Ms w ake is m in in g the kind o f p ro s p e rity and s u c ­ hiinlan beings A n d I would not kee|> her fruir; allots nf llielilselves ahmil It. T f a b ut aeiflahhcHH Mutt whispers cess that will s la y w ith us fo re v e r. Scientists ..oil the o n ill, peed A .' A l l thcao fe a r fu l th o u g b u ........ . Dead tow n s and p a n ick y co n d itio n s do not exist w h ere of i went \ 11vo mills an Imu i wmi Id A ll I ask la ahe muy grow m illion- o f dollars a re bein g spent m con d m et ion p rog ra m s. cause death. g L ik e another one I know, The chief difference he! ween And when yon g el d ow n in the m ou th and think b u sin ess And atajr lovely aa her mother. men and hen-, is that men li.un. is g o in g lo the d o g s, ju.,1 use a little com m on sen se and try In tho years which are to In*. Edgar A. Guest. I to fig u r e out w hy t w entv tin e e c itie s sh ou ld spend $1011,000,It At i I I I K A , a Hiistiian, bought the 000 in e r e c tin g new b u d d in g s, if b u sin ess w a sn ’ t good. automobile ill which the V u-liia n The loud roaring Ljona becanu archduke was murdered a' Sera ’’ --------------------- (i aa docile hr lumba when they gnth|ovo. It was Mild for vei tilth*, F L O R ID A H A S M A N Y n llra ctim is K'j ; ' ored with the kiddles to formally . Hill III tie d is c o u n t e d the Mipeivlltums people lirlievmg ™’'' open tho playgrounds on Thursday oi* k'.s.soMi'd liy t h o .srhrrtu* o f p r n m u t o r s w h o a n * i <>m r r u o d | that i Im* ut«»ru<>i»i 1; ■ I m .-d afternoon. -in* e t tie a 11 hduke o n l y f o r (lit* p m f i l s o f i j u i c k h i r n m c i s . h has a b la n d ha u a Ied .. I (*' shot I lead. I f all 1h.i |M i in O u r office hoy auyH it's a dickens , ! , m a h ‘ 111 ,1" ‘ ■ s ' ‘''b‘'" U « l i e n I l l y u o f i l i e t n s h i t es a te s u lle* l1 " 11he great w a r because o| i K ,i hot of a note when a fellow can't go u i g I n u n d u l l a n d d a m p . ll has g lo rio u s stttisbififF an Hid j could turn tlieir ght" I ’ aid about raiaing a mustache wit Imut i p ict llfe s ip p * \ e i d t i t ' e . * 11 h a s some I m a ll 11 111 I la k e s a n d 1that automobile. It Uoiil'i Ihi(V dnir th« Jarget for a lot of wise shut t\s, ll has (la* "m u ln iK s ” o f nl,*al co m m u in liu s. W lu -lh cr ,hnrnl^rhlv 1 '• i'ii M / } crocks. j., . . If r t o m . T i l ter lor a 11 recuperat f *4%t ' I I I 11 *I*J1 f t\ iV'l* l i t D i . i l con f *1 tl 1i t lim I I I 1 UiiJ nr *“ *■■■■ I ‘T. ti'Mim, til «* lapse, es . o r tI hI m e fiT i t t O t l . f'y-t, (|f Tampa Thursday: Hob Hollv. d e v e l o p m e n t p ro c e e d s a lo n g n o r m a l lin e s , th e s t a l e * w ill IN S P I T E id M.-u m u t a i l it's_ Tefomiffd ntiwapaper limn, wlio e r r l n i n h in I he y e a r s In e n tile e n jo y a l a r g e p a l l o n u g e o f ' l‘U'>'s magnetic pouer. Mu trench ,WJ' oaya Tampa looks one hundred tier Ju>a ]( |, ,.,,,1 ■seeking \ s i j n l s, m a n y o f \* lloilT Will j V'^’ erditv slut to a new in** ’j i . y AKK WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSI M IIH IlA I.li ■i "i '• Rnirms fu r al Ica.sf (i m o n th s . — H eigh t'' I till Voil ,-\ , i Mv give tl. a I'tffzen to citizen neighbor lo 11"11 I h i ' I'lTptnl, sub iet | id t to merchant . am ' eigbbor. you any itio ii ti. night V AI m * - I-have Inr-malc a li^story hfrusc, 8 nminsj L iv in g here as tie does, he comes t ’eihnp ion .ii, i loyal eili/.i e " know his n r tiimi'i They uie I '* ' m u in * ami in I In* Heights. This is an tin imu and pati'niu.'i I - hups ;tml o him not "just eu-toiners," tint IM " " ' * ■ l i " ‘. i m m I tin; terms are exectalingly lihera stm e - as i ■ti ii t (■- 1 ! loyalty, bn •fellow citizens," "good neiglibors." iis till*, i- ii.U a 1" m e it will d . \s he will be here In m u rm w and no barm to read tin- auvhow. tbe next day mid iiexi year, meet. Your Im al nu-n haul c, first "lg his mistonu'l s (pee to fate, day Telephiuu* 7li 1 R oh m ft, M a sb n if llj citizen, a r<• 1« ni .,I \,iu r culnniu a fte r dny, his I m s i m , gets hi.M iiity. pay-- t a w ahu.g with y Personal attention every day I ■ ■ ■ * ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ lo r the upki up and iiupr-o •>in<-tit o' M'Ufisuctinu is a p e i- ouaI dealing commoml * . lie t ,u . t,K t a m ih between him and the patron and ■cud hi , Inldu n i,. ...... . lie is your neighbor vour !. Il.uv seh""l w In I i Ik In ip , w ph you, t' *. “■ ilizen, ImihMivg for tuiii"i to v ami maim nu next day. and fully v u gm /aat lliai i I I hr I .1 I" 11, III I . tl,. bu * is lo sell] Vlntlii and *Mi.,, . l..t |„s tjinnlx (lie only way lo build goods at right prices. • from a fellow me*, haul No mat Your local merchant i.- blnisHl' a ter what hi^ line ul' bui>iness, b> g uarantee of his goods and pi o . , spiends money w tlti tier luisiiu *iid services because he is al.v.iy- , Vnu art* invited to cornu to the New Yort lllell "t t tie eiu i i 111111111 \ at the same stand meeting largely He bank ll) Ir.cal bank h I al. ' >V « n t h«u«r every time In- visits u , " , 1 1nnu " R.idio Simp any evening and listen to music und the same customers. bis I iiuilv on an ** -Tampa Trlhum*. 's h i k e .i t i l p ein ia iien l In Mi o r srm i-petn iim et.l h om es. Aleait- ’" i b d ,.,, M,e « . o *■.„ . - d d l„,v local bow lie cannot exist upon i lie painm whil leg il limitt*e Immyysi111 Lilk> irom different parts ttf the country. o m -s is p r o c e e d i n g in F l o r i d a , d e s p i t e five linin' t.o om d, i.u y,., Summed up the money be mnl-, age of transients his livi Id lUM(| | A n o th e r thing (hat Job never ex (In t " Iln p M * o f one o n e ami a m b i t i o u s s c h e m e l o r d i e e s l a b l i s h n i r n l b-rtltty you I null! buy Ji.tm Irma'S in Mu- n u n m iiiiii* m cpeiil in p w ‘• ‘S* *_ * conics from permanent, rosidiuils; {turieneerl wna to hnve Hie mat orb I in ( la l.'de o f a M ■re it not ;f«u' your In, al m, liis aim is- to make permanent u super-conle su p e r eettler o| wealth ami spend ex c lu s iv e - i 'V.r A r " ! 11*,! I,r ‘ .... Radio sets installed, adjusted, nnd repairetl i! behind him rpcotl up to p a n mnl ■ » , 1even il von win. r raiii'c carried rhinil. there would be no *,-|i,'.,|* residents regular customers He ' This w j J' than alow down lifter he's gone ...... .. ue.-.s. •*''•" I ins. Ifailure l i u m I- will w i ll not m i l affect l u l l ' d I la t h o u s a n d s Ol lliy o s - 1 1,,. Iieaviest load, held " It ill. tier A e r i a l s erected. no paved htleets, no public lutild must do this hence his w a n s, his 1 ahead. l o i s w h o h a v e l i l t 'd l l i e i d t h e i r t i t l e d e e d s a t t l l V , I l ' U s l i n g ! mans while England was getting mgs. in* progress nor |>inspei ity .1 prices anil his services are all ...... i , The bride e.rrled . I.....I........ u " n "**' I'"llhl"i'il "'i'nt.'l' twvV.1 I ' ^ j , ........ . .............. JU' i> here day m and dny nut. nun alw ays arranged and held to ibis I or shine, giving his time and . n,.r - (end. I frock » f pink K ^ r K ^ t tu iriiomcri in * A n i t . n c u t \ t?i 11n«i 11\ In I h i i i k U i r m o u t u h u U \ il n u t w i t h *}, Thitii'Htonus and flowers I ’enxu | >* p i n t l t . — W a s h i n g t o n F v e i i i l t g S t a r . 'i V ill'! U T M O O A T h L ! m \ ! ni,T i l ", 'v,1! " " v,‘1' " i l l 1 You never I,card your live wire.' {/ cola N« wh. Go on, we’re unxinus T th < district, inking part in wide-awake home Shereliant ,,v t _ ! IU M o l M s S A i S 20” N, Park Avc*. Phone Um ndmmmiran.u's of the , i „ „ - i " o h , well, one , ustomer to know the rust of the details. * ---------o — ■ y , 1''Rllli,M' the less makes no difference." F ie r y OPEN D N TIL 10 !’ . M. In New York, a cartoonist tried Now comen the neuhim when a ! TAMPA T Jj to kill himself, perhaps because he ils. nl i i , ? ' ; '' ! l,l,r' *»»*•'■ 1 ustomer, to him, is im portant, a "A man who gut a mu l at M h w ife in n th i oinmumt * liy hi- vote, new customer is eagerly sqngiil I ■drew a tl, (). I*, cnrlonii without (g|0 o to to the the ball painc and yell at the um elephant. l i b “ li "'i". , , and u customer lesswell, v ,ur T ru ly tht*t>r are u;icioiifoi tahle hiiard's policy has been m effect 5 U m p i r e . - T o m '.Sima. Well, you’ll I . ' rm.v sideihtion" ' " ' “ ' ’ t " l'"n l,lc“ l merehant will not let it imp Hurd to giant him a subsidy, are ques: v have to a d m it that i t ’s nice to have | , { n y ' l". l '1.1 l" ' ’' , " " 7 1 When Ford says, “ Nothing per­ IhVt ere '|»'’» if an yth in g just and ren ouMoils that stem destined to tie im ­ •omuonc to take it out on. ,m lhI* ?,f »'.e dis,.str«.ns tul ‘u1,1J1'1,1mg more, able Under the sun will prev.n t manent in the world except tha ii 111 I iiiKs from IlliuuiN, Iowa uud Penn portant political I sm . ics ------ —o - ------! . (j . liff , 1 change," he doesn’t mean pocket than a t a l l lot your loyalty to him such a thin g happening. aylvunia, where Eoolidge etmdi I# h# —' m v i i o i p i i ;*». when *1 i I m( I I change. w h u n Tlnciip went in, Announc­ | tin two different occasions e r H u g h e y H e n ry held a lo ft a tin dutus were defeated for le p u h lie u u , groups „ f ships were sold to DolCUp, th e algnlficance of which wan senatorial nominations, comes in­ lar other bidders had offered Einstein says, "T w o twos are B ert F. Raney, higher grasped Immediately. —. S p o r t formation th a t pricex. On j . n e _occasion ] ,l()t fl)Ur ■■ M e say, "T w o twos arc democrat, is likely to he el C E N T R A L F L O R ID A T IM E S levied the highe bat was offered hy O re ­ . Rtpry* B ’funny, but wu caught it either four or they an. 22." senator in Oregon. j s i M V f r y fi r a t time, too. . gon residents headed by W. B. S ix ty -tw o years Resentment against the ad Keene. The shipping board ruled ^ *■*" 111■ --• ,i n " ‘r*‘ A!l" I died, to u man, figh tin g shoulder Tin* xVorld’s so strange. They » E v e ry o n e in Sanford, whepit-r he ininiatratlon a policies, particularly i that the higher hid was received m y the world loves a lover. Mos­ romance mi the Hudson when a to shoulder. hu rm u ftc r -of shipping board ton late. On the other occasion • ra b id buaehall fgn or not. quitoes love everyone. Everyone young ludy ami her dashing soldier T he w ife of the young soliHc li d 'l e n d his wholehearted aup- businesses on the Increase in the the fa e ifie Alail company offered hates mosquitoes. hoy from West Point were tlian ied. Poluinliu.s kept goin g until he got there. — -------------------------.... northwest and uluiig tlie f a d f i e l a higher price, lad it :1 Mil sim ila rt' to the baseball team in .stag still lives und remembers. Through A T h e young soldier was hrave; . twnefit on next Thursday | c,,u* t ‘ he voters are beginning |y was ruled out. L n i is needed to reach any goal o f Life. ■ the 50 years since that black June Hud a iiig storm in Iowa, which Ml.* The park should he I * ° ■"k - ,|uwtuina. They want the I M r. Haney, the candidate l a t h e will he blamed on the recent elec­ throughout the C ivil W a r he dis­ Moving will* take you to yours if you have th4| g r * d ------------------- -■------ ■ * * l m a l f t n l i n n * . . f i l l . , . • ‘, 1c. 1 ---------.. > 25, 1870, she has carried th u l tr a g ­ ■ y r r y o n t uluiuld aub* « ' / "hippuig | ju m u M r. Haney whose re sign atinguished himself in u half Jtozdn ^courage to keep going, edy in her heart. Bberailly to the campaign h ,.<,ard v*’"'*k!l» to_ Htanley Dollar, rfinn from the shipping hoard was tion. buttles, from Gettysburg to Appo^helng »Uged. In a little home in N e w York '.7 “^ . and . r curga t z . : row over the ! m • ill in'' ■ ' V *' p i m «■» So the young soldier was m e n t’a finest passenger viitting two hillion mliUox. 'TMvf'tVf made u general und ren t to the Mitfi C ‘'” nrc A. Custer, u sob ' Ud to ) dike land far s h i p s - 10 of them so-called pres,- I .Vi r« I*Al m vr from "t t," K ;f* ! t ° / , ,imher , W * ’11 ships. They They cost the l l i••itetl; . i t * ! potation. muulion ' ' ° ^ 1 o f lh i* woo<ls b,,forw ,ol1K* y... ^ 1Balnta yesterday, dent ships. west whert the ruilnmd was blitz­ d ie rs wilt', and she has lived us a ly clndlinf the first'half fur States nv*re than $100,00(),lKl(f. Durin g ihe campaign Mr. Haney Worda are »o funny. It used to ing lt« way through forests und soldier should. *? . SANFORD, FLA. ’ ; lAMV ttJ Fort Myers; Dollar hati agreed to pay a total wilt huvf much to say. of the odbo "drink, drank, drunk.” But nqw ovar plains where hostile Indiana "The way^to go forward, to feel of $10,025,00. * Has’, furnished rninislfraUbn'a short-comings. It L A;r; It R'»t “ drink, drink; drink, drunk." Z. N. HObbEK, Realtor Radio Reception Is Gooi ir The New York Radio SH< l1rouble* In O & lQ X S iQ , MRS. OUSTER’S SECRET i~ ' Christopher Columbus F IR ST N A T IO N A L J A N K afraid that cash of about af $2,000,000.’- will bo difficult dor hia opponent 10 . xp Ii Id wjnjr ot th, ,hfp«**-r *> *:■ *' 1 •*' J ' ■< V 1 faught It with all tbair n^ght. yo.ung -andTto keep young, ‘la s �ppH H m ap V' ' * • • ^ • •» |E T E L E P H O N E ' X-—v Y M - ’ ’' i • “■. ‘ *■ y“ ' *■ TH E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , 8ATU BPAY, JU L y ^ l» t 6 SOCIAL 'k. ‘ 48 Social Calendar M R S . F R E D S. D A K iE R , S O C IE T Y Members C>f Baptist' Choir Are Entertained I By Mrs. A. M. Phillips EDITOR Group Of Attractive Sanford Babies Mrs. Dutton H Mrs. Brown Names At Luncheon In honor State Committee Of Mrs. A. T. Rossiter Mrs. A nn e Van Ness Brown, T h * many friends o f Billie H o ld ­ „ I C ity lib ra ria n , has recently been T he cozy home of M r * . K . * * i asked to mipoint a committee from en will he glad t o learn th a t he la 1 Dutton was most nrtiflticalliv a- i the F U f id n I. ih r a r y Association to aide to be out again a f t e r dorneil with cut flowers and fmrnh co-operate w ith the .A m erican ; attack of tonsilitia. arranged in howls and baskets, L ib r a r y Association and the N a ­ when she entertained F rid a y at tional Congress of Parents and ft. F. W h ite h u rs t of N e w Y o r k ^-ia luncheon in honor of M rs. A. T. was among the out o f state Teachers in th e ir educational work j Itosaiter. rivals in the c it y " F r id a y . with children. C entering tha lace-e o v e r e <1 i luncheon ttjble wns n pleasing nr ! T he follow ing have been appoint, J. V. T n r v e r of A tla n ta , G a „ c r , rangement of cut flowers in the ed to net on the committee: Miss rived in the city F rid a y for a b r ie f , M a r g a r e t Ann .Fife, lib ra ria n , Mi[pastel tints, combined w ith fe a t h ­ sojourn hero on business. ery sprigs of asparagus ferns, |I am i. Mrs. It. M. S te w a rt, Jr., (Prhmdi), and Miss K. Adete MhstorM a r k in g the place* o f the guests , 1.1 li ft A It Y T t ) C L O S E M O N D A Y , 1 3 ! were quaint place cards on which ' son, y a m p a . were w r itt e n conundrums, these H A It It I M A N P A C T S I G N E D T he lib ra ry will be closed all d i f were read d urin g the serving of t h j • , on the F o u rth of Ju ly, ueeordinit various courses. At one o'clock a W A R S A W , July .1.— J/}1)— T he an announcement made today. ‘ i delicious five course luncheon was W illia m A. I -------* --------------------&. T ' agreement between served. U a rrim n n interests and Deorge | T he sense of ,smell is said to Covers were laid f o r - M r s A . T, Von* Diesehe’s heirs f or oxploitn- grow niorh keen ns we g row older, Itossiler, Mrs. M. DeForest, Mrs, lion of the In ttei's jtropertles in i T he m illing jm wer of an ordth* Forrest I.uke, Mrs Itaynmnd Key, tlrsio was signed here today ary railro ad engine equals th a t of Miss F ra m e s Dutton and Mr«. K 'Mill horses S Dlltl Oil yj P K N S I O N I l l l . T S ID N HD | T h e members o f the choir of the F irs t B aptist'C hurch were most de­ li g h t fu lly entertained F rid a y eveF rid a y ing follow ing rehearsal by Mrs. A. u nd i b e ne fit dance Jit M. Phillips, director of music, at lull from ti> I o'clock. her honje on Oak Avenue. A f t e r a most enjoyable evening Monday spent w ith music and games, the [Shakespeare Story Hours hostess served iced watermelon. 10 o’clock nt tiie Enst Mrs. P h illip ’s guests were Miss [ a r y School. M a r g a r e t Davis. Mrs. Tom Davis. M r . and M rs . Sidney .1. N ix . M i-* Tuesday M ild red N ix . Miss ( ’harlo tte N :x. srxiee I.eague of Church Miss M(ss (t ’n a rn».,l Mr. rty ll N N ix. ix. M r . and am] :Mrs. I.V Cross will m e f -t-i m l ^ i F _ ,, S |„ \ | 1t r c j.']iTulr, v P ;imse at I oclocK. i Houston.A t*. Fox, C.H. j Houston. i\R Fox, Mrs. Mrs. C. 11. Ci Cook, m i justness meeting of the . p r -yf,-,,. p jjKing, Mrs. J [IssionHiy Society of the |»,mj F.dmonds, Mrs. Tony C. Pitch jjhurch at the church at j f,>r<{. Mrs. J. II. Colclough, John D. Jhikins, M rs. It. A. Winston, Mrs. 'looting of the Uaugh- p, | | , Pearce, and Mrs. Volie W 11 ppy Class of the M e th- 1|jnms. at 8 o'clock. J Tbe lullin' friends of Miss Nell 'Wednesday W illia m s will regret to learn that Douglass will enter she continues quite ill a> her home jicon at 1 o'clock at tin on P ark Avenue. Izunm. the guests being the Board of Managers Mr. ami Mrs. T. ll. Walli Bail's Club ........... .Jacksonville arrived in ihe mpCDOfibertielaiotnoimi ..... ' " . •r [.>idnv r i u a y in r aa oner for b rie f stay and Be C. M esxenger e -----------------will j .stopping at the Vntid e / Be members rs of tho,D ude I Philip K inlev in le v of O r la n d o ■spent e Club at II o’clock jit j |j„,. day in Sanford, F rid a y attend>n M y r t le Avenue. 1ing to business. Hotel A r r iv i^ ■ '1 VY A S I I I N D T O N . July .'!. (,P> TOO I.A I K TO CLASSIFY 'A ■ The Deni ral Pension hill raising tin minimum monthly payment to l-'itit H K N T o room houan, f a m - J~' MON I l i Z C M A I'licd, dmibie g a ra g e ut 504 W»,£_ all veterans of the C ivil ;m<l M e x i ­ It. f,. t'rarnlall, Mm on, Du.; It can wars to jjttiJi was signed todny i ^ ' h . ' liiq u ire i!P8 W. li n g hey St. .1. ‘H a rris on , A tla n ta ; 0 . It. Sut i by President Coolfdge. ton, M o n t i i e l l o ; M f i C. I,. Wells, LOST Downtown, hunch o f k o y *. -“ ■ M ia m i; Mr. and M ^ . M. Holmes, ( | Return to H crnld O ffic e o f U r a . JACKSON FI.K.KS PRISON M ilw a u k e e ; M r and Mru, It. .1, ! A lexander V a u g h n , 2000 P a r k ,‘i . T A U . A H A S S F . E . July t/PI— t'Im rm n e k , M ilw aukee. t ’ cnrgc .Jacltsou. convicted in Dade j county March HI i i u l smtein cd to S E M IN O L E i five years, for h r e fk in g aml-cnter" T K p S tu f f A rro m m o tfa lla g '' T IIK .1. Iloelintr, Mittshuryh, I,. A. . mg, escaped from a garage at the ; Hom ier, Kissimmee; F. I.. S m a rt. R a ifo riP S ta te F m ni yesterday, acKjssim mee; .1. W. l.nHsiter,* Okee- J cording to a report received today I£. I1’. W h iteh u rst, N< w I at the prison bureau. Jackson’s X f v t ilnor to F r l « f * M l l m l a l f t n l PhavMlat \ ’. T n r v e r, A tla n ta ; M i ld ­ i home is at L id 'w a n e , Wis. 20 ptun MStrtfUtu red Mays, Macon, Da.; D. F. t'ol i lilts, Plant 1’if.y; Ilile y P. Davies, j A t la n t a ; .1. P, Maskey, A tln n ta ; ; Iteinald Stevens, Orlando; S. C. F o rt, Moss B lu f f ; .1. W. Malone, A Yj B lu ff; It, ,1. Ding, Jackson Inie M u rp h y of Tam p a jjt. |[. Uphnm of B irm in gh am , |ne guest of her sister, iAla., was among the business visMcltne Sr., at her home iitors a r r iv in g in the eity F rid ay, [to Avenue. I —. — - r 1,J. W . Lassiter of Okeei Imliee is JeKile Jr., and I* lyd M« -p en din g a few days in Sanford med from T a m p a , Sat i transacting business, and is reg(rhey were aeconiiuutied j j,{ the Seminole. Ilss Tressie McKae wle> j __ _ Itn | in to nl lend I lie Jar J y j (. \j j. _ Hassell I ’ row u :mwedding will i'll vv;l' iiuuin li o u t li e the l / r t h of a dan, liter Wednesday at Ihe F u s t i F rid a y , J iily -f" , nt the Fi" mid Church. l.aughttjp/lTospitiil. The habv ha been named Constance Ann. Ifo v t Vickery, W in te r O a r Mrs. Robert .1. H olly le |ne F rid a y from CleurwaMr. end Mrs. A. ( ! a I loiidney of I ii upper t ■ tine s h o w s l i t t l e N t i n c j 1li iitop, ilaugliter o|‘ M r. ami Mis. S It. Dighton. 1hey have been the M ia m i are visiting in Sanford as V A I.D E Z M r. and Mrs. C. H, Diri- the guests of th e ir fnrmoi's m o th ­ lower left r'qriiel i o Hi tv'll K i i z a i " t il S ' l l I I 'l l I. •latig liter of M r. mid Mr<. Dem.il S ta ffo rd wliili H . W . H unk and ;nn, C ity ; It, pverul days. ■night: t‘ o’’ Mr. and Mrs. ||. A. Bivins of K lly Field, er, Mrs. A le x a n d e r Vaughn at her 1o w i1r t ill in i com in ', Barbara t j ■ H i m 11. IJpImni, B irm in g h a m ; A lv in home on Park Avenue. t th is tiiv and .lin in '; Patrick Bulge. Jr., son of M r . and Texas. ami ' i and-daughter of It U I H i ii. i Wnchncr, New Y o rk ; I L D. ClayMrs. .1 It. Lawson and 1 ton, Dainesville; H, D. K im ball, Dorothea, le ft Tltursday Miss Aldiv Dnudney is expected M i s . J I*. Bulge of Magnolia A \ I Jacksonville; .1. V. T a r v e r , A tlm ih r for A tla n ta , Douglas to return home Sunday from C a m p ' tu; F. C. Histhesel, Jacksonville; Valdosta, w h o m they will Caiiers. S. ('., wjiere she s has ; N. L. C uta in , .Jacksonville; M r. hummer. I M's-; l.ealia McBride nl t'oluis spent the past two w eek'. mid Mrs. T . It, W a lte rs , Jacksonliu . « > . . ! ex pc* ted e iy iv e lo i 1 v'lllts; J im M|cl>oni4M( S anford; Fourriey and btMi 'S A lh e rta Ayeoek leave -S.-u ' Smtdnv lor a shirt \is il with Mi-o nf .lucksnnville, urdav for Asheville, N, Ci. where | It ii h v It, * v ne, eiirout' lo ( >t lamlt S. I L D ahrielle, A t l a n t a ; V. H of M r. and Mrs. she will spend a month. ! Sehoolher, New Y ork , V'. L. l i a r v wlu pe to iv ill visit il n ulls t ■r Kv u m g U..|' ship K o'clock, ( I I I lit II (II I'll I*: H O L Y C RO SS F rid a y Jit their ---------I At t he I I , i'e lock service Sunday key. T a m p a ; Philip K in ley, O r ­ ' I ' l l' I Wei ks. F ift h . in- 1 tv a ft e r T r i n i t y . S treet. dl lie t .hurt Web ome serv- lando; Mrs. Hazel Orinshv, wb > has »'jtu t, .-. ■mil, '.)■ la o'clork. M i a nd M r A >l Itni M i" u *■ tin I" I lie in w memhei ■ of t he been the a lt r a e tiv e gue>t of J iS ' M > i ' ii' , t \ ic e, II o Y l o c k . N a n e tte McDonald left es Allio and Hutl. Dillon ■i b a m i fin re g u la r q ua rte rly il.en 11 ' ni p't" I tn <tr(i ■ 11a itn * !>■i " it-" 'I It, t ■. ,M !„■ no evening on ve e i works of a il a verv a ttra c tiv e a fternoon for A tla n ta homo on I'a lm e llo A vrhm |U -" : v •i 1'.an on in ton Service. A mixed left ( I a , w l o i e t i n . feature, The public cordially ink p o in t' in Derugin where Fi idnv for her home at I.al.el lei. week qliariet will dug. also a solo by I If Wti |: Ihe I••I on I " IM'Ulie F IR S T ( i t N D I t K D A T I O N A l. i vited. ■spend a month. Nit t S Moot n (iarii.'t Hedge. i I I I IU II S|.. . ail iiiusii fnr the night servM r :*. ,^V F. I.'iiieih I and small S*i nil.i\ hin m iiig W orshin, II rah ,t. Allen bus ret timed i on and her mother, Mrs. D. I | ali.-s F i'll U i d I d I Sat nednv A nthem ; C H R I S T ! \ N S C I E N C E S O C I E T Y John Betenrd Rote lee will lie as l.llo w s : o'clo. k Jacksonville where she Hassell, left S a tu rd a y for C har I fi l l - I V't i i-i Ben. h win i’i Sh ' will o f t h e I Fail, I nt tint i idol D ahriel, 1 C hristian Science, aervices arc i ' mgi egnl iolit I l lull', b " All ral weeks with her lesion, S. Duet l.\ Messrs, Hinge and D m - held every Sunday morning ut the where they y j l l spend ; spend 11), w i i, i i id v, i; li l i e . t i l t h will disco I l f t .V Ml Ji-s. I,. It. Edwards. the summer. 1e l . I k u i . \\ iid ham. Woman's Club, Oak venue near to a.i lead t * M I ’. M ! Ml-., th i Mill' I • . t r I " " I hut i'.'vet^Thie is cordially invited to , ‘lh i r d Street, at I t o'clock: S u n ­ W i n Id “ t left F rid a y afternoon Mrs. S. K. Dillon lias as her dnv l'..r I' i \ ill. , , On, V, ‘ 1. I e worship with us. day School at IP o'clock. Subject The . I i llietlt of t lie a where lie will spend lu.lire gin d. luu grand d: lighter. ! ha-' a. . pte I a i • . I l ol l Wl"l \ . or tom orrow “ Dod.” :I he ob^et". i'll, k'l'.upi i ks vi.uting relatives. F.van- Jhi . dl l C l 1 C ti l l ' pe. Ils-C. Miss K a ra h Caldwell of Bin tow. F I R S T M K I H O I M S T C H I R( II Wednesday evepingservices I lie . v ong servii e ami ■ l i l t ’ son. will In'go at K o'clock. M r Root Sunday Si'hoii, Jt: th o’clock. It, which include testimonies o f heal­ ta r te r iett F rid a y in his M r. nud Mrs. Roliv l.ain g and ing are held nt 7 o ’clock. will speak mi the subject; " A l t a i \N'. W a re , superintenileTil. Unts in tieorgia where lie Shade W a lk e r left F rid a y for Fort Mr. and M is ,1 0 . /.ieeh t an* U n's) Fo il I Ii ttf J u ly Appeal.’1 T h ia Society maintains a free Prenchitig service, fl o'clock; friends for several weeks. Myers when* they will spend tin m.w at home J. iluur ( '. . m i s at Reading Room at 517 First N a tio n ermon hv the pastor. week end with their sister, Mrs. their new ajuirt im nt s at i wel mil Bank Uuilding where the Bible A 'b ’ Sl B A P T IS T ' C H I HCH K p w n rlh League, 7 o’clock. ul Mrs. A. S. Beck, who i W a lk e r Blount. and M v r tle Aveco Kveiling preachiiig service at S title! all authorized Chrintinu Science Smal.M -cliool o'clock. lug the summer at th e ir lite ra tu r e may be rend, borrowed M vvo.rshit' : nd sermon 1 .' d o c k . Daytona Beach, were i ,\Fiss Lcola Hvans returned home , Miss Maud Tv re I. Id Fi i V Ini Open every W e d ­ P rn v e r meeting, Wednesday nt 8 or pui^hasrd. 11 I a llie d of seiop.n. “TIi pend [y l> riday attending J T hursday fm m M ia m i where she Foil Piel.'e where -tie VM, nesday and S a tu rd a y fr o m ’ .'J to 5 o'clock. Cltil I1 \p p e a l to tbe ('lunch." has upent several weeks with her the week-end with friend A cordial invitation is extended i P- m. Ihiiotis ti I Y. umg People’s sister .Mrs. A. II. Adams. • AM are cordially invited to ihe to attend the services of this e ’l h" k Mrs. Join,i Peznld and 4 . A. Ile m ie r a c t F. I mart church, now especially at the be­ services and to make use of the Hvi pirig worship and smtnop 'mid M r. and M r s . 'P a u l vl- l- o'clo. I . -i'Vinon subject "Till'' l . I ginning <>l a new Conference year. Reading Room. M r. and M r -. Newton Steiistrom, | of Kissimmee w vie t.usiin tl f a m ily re ta in e d home whose m a n iage was a recent event t "!■' m i tie eii v I' nd iy lo vm D C . I ’aid 11 is I tel.t s.” evening from St. Louis. at I ’incknrd, Ala., have retm iu 'd C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H \\ i o p . ;,dnv eveiling ■. i vti e I they have been visit ing from tlieii wedding tcin and a le M l v TYS lo. I, I > F. i ellit s ..I I 't■ ■" t l l i g l i School Bldg, t I he hoard of ti uste. ir s . Pez.old S r , for the now et nome to llie ir friend;; nt lli.doi ed to San fold (■ i id and In* n. charge. Bil.le School !*: !.") o'clock. months. P I ' S ; spent the dnv here on a I th e ir home on the W rst Siite. C o m m u n i o n and s e r m o n 11 o '­ F d i/e iis ami visitors a n i i.x i*• mission. clock. Subject, ' ‘ Enoch and the I o -11:11.■ t he inspirat ion of 11. lo lly J r , and Dr. and Mjss Avis Steiistrom ami little serv 1. es. W a lk s H e Took." A [Caswell and baby left niece. Miss Doris Rockcv have re- ' I I ill .1 I lovj \ ’ i. hoi \ of Wi n!er C hris tia n Endeavor at 7 o'clock. Horning by motor for turned home from Pin.'kind, Aia . spent the dnv lieic Frnlav ' tend No n ig h t services. I IR S T P R H S H Y T H R ! \ N , where I hey will spend J w h e n 1 they attended the m a rria g e ing to liiisim ss. cm ut ii A t the 7 o’clock service there n ill as the guests of Mr. u f the f o r m e r ’s brother, Newtou , t..cv School III. r . he shown by mean- ot storcopl icon H. H u f f. Streiistroni, to Miss Janie D is s e u - 1 II D I 'ayfon of i .mm i M o rn 1ug W orship lidos a number of patriotic iiyiuic (< daiiuer. 1 among th .se from Old o f t , S e t V U <•) I I o ’- l o c k . w ith words oil the screen. These Mrs, Odell Fairless, who ■■v. * lending to h u M i i r " Here I loci ii ■ a rtis tic a lly colored arid null ( on u ia n Hadeaxi.r the guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H e n ry l o n g ami | _ W illia m s for the pa-i ehildren returned home Fi idnv fr.nn left Thu rs d a y for their Daytona Beach where tbey spent Trenton, T r im . Die hi-st. six weeks. v- A T TH E CHURCHES Cash Drug Co. Renew \our iicalth By Purification A n y Tihysicinii will tell you that “ Perfect l'uriM e n tion of tlie /S y a tein in N a t u r e ’s Foundatiim of Perfect H c a lln .” W h y not rid yourself o f chronic ailments th a t aro undorniinin g your vitality?, P u r i f y y o ur e n tire system by t a k ­ in g a thorough course of Cnlotnba. — once u r tw ic e ii week for several weeks— and see how N a tu r o re ­ wards you w ith health. On lotahs a re the greatest. c.T oil system p u r ifie rs , (le t a fa m ily package w ith full directions. On ly JIB eta. a t drugstores. (A d vl NOTICE I am no longer em ployed tt s H ilton's Barber Shop but will be perm anently located at Hodges New Shop next to, Sem inole C afe on Park AV0. L. T. Blackwell. '. U . ------------------ Amusements W .H. LONG MEAT MARKETS 110 Sanford Avc. 108 Pul me Ho Avc. L adies! O u r q u a lity of w o rk w ilt con­ vince you th a t it w ill pay to le t us he the enretnkera of your nicest frocks. Formerly With Royal Cleanera Florida Cleaners and Dyers By (>. D. Carm ichael 411. Sanford Ave, T il lil)l\V Continuous from 1 p, 11 ]i. V . TODAY . BUCK JONB8 IN “ TH E FIGHTING BIJCKAUOO" I l a l - Itoachea "DAUY (fa n g Raacals CLOTHES'* MONDAY Hy Specii! Arrangement' With Para mount Pictured Gilda Gray’a "A lorna of Ihe South 9taa“ Charleston l.estmn No. 3 Mifane News ^DOLLAR SALE Three Daus — Wednesday , Thursday Friday OUT OUR WAY Mrs. W. W. C, Smith, pJrs, E d w a rd Lane, Mr. i ll a r n ld Viele formed a 1p a rty motoring to Day h T hu rsd ay where th e y day, stopping enroute |<.g Cabin la n where they M r . and-Mrs. Deorge D. Hi ■rrut^ i ( leave Sunday m orning for f ilutnbia. K. C„ where they will visit M r. ami Mrs. Selles Khame. The tminv Sun ford f fiends of De;u muss H a r r i e t t P a tk h ill ..f * *r lamia, will legn-t to le. ru that she i continues n i t i c c l l v ill at her Imme, Iny fr.elm’s of Mrs. Fred dio' was seriously injured Lieut. (I. D. H e rrin g , Jr., 11. S a i e ’ilent some time ago, N, and Mrs. H e rrin g are visiting lias been undergoing his sister, Mrs. Kellis Rhmne it. iu t Johns H opkins . Ilos- ( olumhia. K, C. Lieut. H e rrin g has b u ltiln o re . Mil., will be been detached from duty at New bw that ahe is very much | London. Conn,, and ordered to the ■ nd wilt soon he aide to | submarine base at C.’oea Solo. Panfioxpital. ’ i nmn. In n u nitt of A tla n ta , Da., [d a y here T h u rs d a y on a Vlssion. [t ty C a r te r le ft S a tu rd a y 1 for Lakeland where she several weeks with I Yowell, M is i^ H ig lila ip l C haffee le ft S a t­ urday morning for Daytona Bench where she w ill attend a week-end house party. fl. L. Crandall of Macon, Dn„ a rriv e d in the city F r id a y for a short atuy here on business. George A . De . Mr, and Mrs. M. Holmes and Me. R. Dighton, (J. VV. Spoil- and Mrs. If. J. Clinrmack of M ilid John Leonard! le ft f wnukoe. Wis., who ere to u rin g the morning fur n week end state arriv e d in the citv F rid a y il> up the , SI,. Johns 1 for u short stay and are pleasantly located Ht the Montezuma. hn liOonardi bus returned in Palm Beach where she on a house party, stopr>u home a I Blunt City te wan the guest of her Dr. and argnret Zachary returned urday front Gaineaville spent the past fortnight ext o f Mrs. Dtck Philyaw. .X , �MR9P v < . yjl&SA f e g p C E t v i jn w i, ^ijL . •> > * » « . .a J j :ii[ Bow To Fort M yers But Lakeland A lso Los / SOUZAS WORK AT BAT HEPS sfAIIS TO-WIN Williams Hurls Good Ball Until S i x t h When Three Scores Are Made OH’ Him I Yesterday’s Results National League Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 1. St. Louis, 2; Pittsburgh, .'I. Cincinnati, (1; Chicago, 1. N e w Y ork, f»; Brooklyn, 2 American League Cleveluml, 2; D e t r o i t , 1*. New York, .'i: Washington, Knstnn, .!; Philadelphia, I ( I d inIIIIIIIS). • hirugu, 2; St. Luuis, It. Southern AhMicialmn Mobile, 5; A t limlil, 1J. N i i h v i l j e , K; L itt le Ruck, It. New (li leans, ]; Hii iiungtuiiii, HI, C hidtlit.....gn, 2; Memphis, 7, SmiiheaHterri League Jacksonville, AII,any, 0. St. Augustine it; Montginnery Savannah, 2; ( adunibun, 11. Allen Again (Joes In As Relief Man Florida Stale League Ol'lnudu, ;|; Sarasota, 2. Fort Myet , a; SA N I 't lit 11, '!. St. I ' l l e t limit, .1; I .aki'laml, Hi a,|< iiloii, :. | am |,a. 2. 'Daveriport Is Steady AfterBeing^ouchcd For 3 Huns In Sixth SAINTS DEFEAT r u aiupp t r » u ! O f H is O ld T im e S k ill t o r N e w E m p lo y e r , C o n n ie M a c k E L L A M j 1 L A 2] FOR 2ND GAME Celery men Win Flag After Season Full Of (food Baseball; Lakeland Is Second Condition Of* Club Is Reported Good No Changes KxpecTed In Team Lineup For Second Half Season PIRATES MAKE IT 2 STRAIGHT FROM ST. LOUIS i , , veteran mound * - 1 turn at li a' in the hlujrfeHt and gut I Ion at , null! o f his form er 1a smith hull ha ,■ 1 un in the ninth gave • mploycr, ( ’onnie It ire's I nit f,,i h a I to 2 victory over l .i Lot* stilus. Hie Jti "iv , Mai k. alt K rent or Hcsls Alcximdcr Anti ■\ , hot h Mullen, for St 1 12 innings yes the Whit Klm d.- I' Jtilmsiiii In llit:liiig Duel; fo rm e r Ir a n i- li- u i- , ami Id.inkeiif.hip for ( ’hiragn I > 1 ,|i> 1 . 11, II throughout. inal, , Hu IS ! ■: hut wan taken 1pitching (Jim iiiiiuli Hits Itlake Hard ftixey v in good form i,,r «'in] (.lit f>u a Mill I 1,itte r anil .loe I'uti* j To Win From (.liicaifo ( nbs I . receiving e r e i i - 1i il,oati, National League leaders fillislll 'I t be , it i'-,r (fir virtm , w hen Max Bishop . and t>1 (>1e,| tile f'llieugo (b|!iJ, ti to T he II da tmnimereil S h e r iff ■me It-il it| t lie I till to pet,re (iordon I. j Co, hi an,' IVit li t tie run th a t gave I Mlake to 11o• showers in lit;, fourth, ra lliT i llir M m liincu . 1 In Jl verdict. Hill j while I £1 •, . ultough hit <1 hy Huston i r i i f i e e l y , is 1 fir m in the p in rhei. j .I'll ,>1, "'I, nl'l , K 1eii '1 1 anil d r o v e r Alexander Host on 'I’ltMiitees Dili Hies Hv I In- 11ml,' I lint t "eh Klinike to I ' h i l n - [ Livo ' hud it out ut P itts b u rg h , the I ’iI 111-111| ti It. lilt. I M doubles ami \-2 Score. Alitehell Being ' rules isini'oig, I! to 2. Alexander ’ lilt'll' I’otmtled l ui Kleveu Hits :■ ol ing Yaul.i es belli H" C11 ute , to two rat. v, lid l on e, ' Tim iil |■I** >1 ill,.Ii . . oiliest to W’ic li- lie iva: ' ,11 1 lie niouiiil, Hnfi y going Ta., Ju ly ,’t. 1 him in I lie at h. S !. 1 ," S e n io r: rati,' !" Imt 1r," t . o Io tbit imt i'll made it t wo le lit 'lii' o 1 1 ti I o kinn h I In ima ' I oui;'. 1 i i d its I wo i tin.: in 1 he Id ’I an O • 11 .lie Id f 1 "in " ............ .. | i idiiy hy l.ol) 4••■III ig of I 10. 1I lie fi.nu tlie u" .d .1 pilelllllg duel be! \vi ell (jllill.lll Dll', pit -lied I I Ugh till ■) III) I " 1 1 ii'iine run and a 1 in Hninklyn anil the K n 101 r and A I, xandei, I 1., 2. At Du/./.y 'y l' . , Ill'll' The I I i.illt i under allowed Imt two inns. Hie ■ 11. Ii to 2. mug ra lly w lie li <b a l d . \ , . ol l l l l tall y having 11•11 , three donldi - e o ,lllld ’ ut d e v e l o p e d a w i l d s t r e a k I I t m d anil w i n n i n g [irndlii 1 d t li, lei'ii Hindi o | f Inhii u when W a in the 1 ,tli, lad J im m y l.n p' fill' seieii inn n. i f I w • * u 1 Ii lilai' t. r "pein || I lie eighl II V. d h 0 I r: pie " lo l'y 11* I' I t le e t|" , ell I ol and averted I'.iu- In ' 1 o .' eoi ed d : 1 a n . m 1 lie inidh I,, rry Smith l» mg M el|' el ■d I he New Yul I. alt a- k and hind. I to singles. wMhn a single, a walk ami an out, I lie y let nil ol I i onslaught. Cold. with till I nil I l i a , e i piled up II I diowed by I) I ’arrell's single, net The I as a pinch run I (del I d I lie eu t hack the | 'li illie j I 11. !. I I d l i a i till lie , in-r in I Imt ii 1 ng hut gnini 1 a hit to St. Lull(x Hill) Dill) 11(12 2 7 * Ii f i l l ic in ' Mtfl tail i t l \ :i [11 11 Hatleries .Alevamb r. .I d I iiisoii and 11 I a 1c Ki'eiiu't and Smith. , 1 till'll, Today’s Games National L e a g u e * ' l ‘luladid|)hia at Hostnii. .' C Louis at I 'it t sburglt. t luebinnti nt Chicago. Hi- oklyu at New Y ork. Vnieriraii League ( '111 l"'o III f t l.olll . ■-, > . York a I W ashing Ion. Ib, o i l a i I'tu "dolphin. < !■■. el.lllll at I let 1 o it , f ’ a 1 t s o ! a at 1 n liimlii, I a belaud ;d ." t . I ’eterahurg. 1.1 m pa at Hi adelllou. .1 W k o l t D at I t. Myi r -.. ) Daz/.y Vance Pi To Check The SevtMith Inning Rally 7\lso Wins For Timers m r.'’in-i;t. 11, W ashington Makes Fiv In Seventh Injfmg Learnt* Leaders An Lead In 't he I'jeseni I ’loriila S la te League KELLY WINS 7TH STRAIGHT GAME 1 OF THIS SEASON | Hire's lim ner Kim lilts | In D efeat ( V Y A S I I I N C T O n ; July i . 1M nig ntl tick in I Ie e,n a .,)' 1 ha 1 knocked 1 11., nouitul gave W a t,nw,.| 1x11,“ !/. A n d f J r i m e r s ' F a k e ai'd a fi to fi victia i id o k i ; i; Hi It. x T c n l c s l Hv S c o r e (M li- 2 i "i I. in t hi* eerie- i.|i, nir f F T . M Y E R S , July 2. (Special | 1 0 1, 1 ig itii a home 1 111, Tin ' a i n l * il ye 11 1 da 11 , to T ile Hornld I A couple of ex | Itai e Kut J1. mil o| n„ !lIlrr i/l*l ■ I! \ D I C N T O N . Inly 2 I Ini m h l m g lli,< pu ing ,1,'b ii 1, in tr a base hits by ' HnU7.ll Were t h e 1 1an e of leg hurl . b ,|te,l (J M dm K e l l y * , a ed bi . '■ei enl h prlnci|>ul fiirtnrr, in the ti to It dr I | from I .uke In nil hy I -I o r e o f ■11 night i n l"g, .'. la 11 lie won a d ia l in th e same .(Uiiiu; r.a foot o f Him ford Friday. uc , I la > :1111,uinit u ally band. S a n I’m ,1 ho* let ' s’ d u e l I n , 1 1 l\ ai l z b y a and li I ' A f t e r the . visitors hud Seol ' ll the- binding v. null mean: , b a n! ,, 11,, I 1 1 ; N e w Y ork 1(12 IMll uu| mu mg' rally lie 1*■ f rid.iv a lle riu m n , , 'th re e rimn in llic siaCi, Ib m /a r u n e pinna lo r Mir f 11 ,1 half of the IP2 i , \' ashiu i.-miugtim bln aim .,n< q Hi adi nt an tal. in • 1In up w ith two on In ,J s in ill,, Fort ami game | .season amt. a thpoeli l'i,,iv< a n d Ita tti nes 'I bt M,t;t from T a m p a , 'o 2. M y e r * half of the same inning and C o l t s H u n c h H i t s In F irs I t'onipany did a nose dive do do.vn ill H- ad and ( 'oil in , K> brought hath runs Inane with 1, Harm's hit a home tun in Hie l i m y a n d I t uel l . In n in g T o Score T h e i r ;i I Furl A.Iyei , I lie result of t lie 11 r <I i r i ’ V triple. Ho mured the tally that lo u r'li inning ............. tin first run I t n n s W h i l e V c r b l e , - D e n t , half remain unaltered. -tied the count on a sacrifice fly l,v ,||' till' game. Ill III ,1 .eut'ed it) the Until yesterday, it was m ce,- a t \ M a ri.m e n Nose Hut H o l d ( H i l l s S nfe l.v A l l W a y ! “ Catmrmc. . Mint Ii when I >11ii* ->l> m, new Smoker for Lakeland to wip both of ds ie L 'a iii1 Driven 1 10111 Mound , " The loot Is added another tun in I ’ ll 1 L A D K L l ' l 11 A, July :t catcher, juggled lie I,all ami Dm miiming g a m e a n d for Nmifnid to (t|{ L A N lt d , J u ly I>V) H a , j tho seventh on two singles with a ' 11JC A< it). .In!,* VI*) S h e r iff p uv Frederie M a x Hi simp's single a, -tt» ■all, d I lie Itrudell lose all t h it...... . I hose h ft on it , *,v ‘ A pint* in between and in the rigid li I,el] V erlde, (il'latido 11i ^ 11 school ace iSlaki w.i wild I'.iiday and Cim in teelitll inning scored ( in In t,m fir s t ha , sell, dull' to tie the l ,t„ tennis. I • double by llou/.ti, two errors on - I w irie r, and Dent hi-.-deil l.ioiver, nidi drove him o ff Hie nuiunil in [tin: run Unit gave the Ltikelund fail: I to ci hi 11 through A th ro w n bulls, a sacrifice hit and an I Sarasota [dlcher, in a hurling duel I Tampa L Ihe fourth itinim', defeating t'lii 1’- ,I /v A tm h lue tmi c s- a ;i 1 I 111 t o ., \ | o r, ami me.'. I In ( t lerymcn , un lose V Jp field single gave the I'alms two uL T in k e r K id d yesterday a i i e r - I I ami, li to | li; I . pilehl'<t ill fine I im lierlake, I it Ikistoii ^teil Sax in I!, 'ftj I through netoal |daiFTRjg, m in, li u I noon, Hie Colts grahhm g the long 1 more, li hit freely, Imre Tinnier. 21, a of th e ir series Fra lay. in| ’ I'tle in oj* 111 ' 1! 1 -■1 ions it 11, 1 miy until - F : i t e r e < ' u i r i e 1 1 f R a y i n g In I’ a n i r s S in g le In S e v e n * it I "i III ;.*ii| a :i 111 a .1 |,, 2 emint. Ilroki'i1 held A safe bunt by Frisbie paved lend 1 , *.a in l b 1 11J,.' . Ih was 1 .. n S ta iilim . In bit irs previously had bet of , 11 b, r : ai :111 1 but I , a I fan [M in e i s \'i W ill A -■ T i m \ ( t f f U ro .-.n Xml L u d w the w a y for tile Sanford scorn g. 1 tbe ( '-li . 11. one In 1 a 1 1,'t 1 I1,. |||.g I • e., i f > 'I .1 • I•>•I.. I ifpjjh<t , ■ (.e, Cl 11 , Ie bind 1hi re times, I vi |,, r| are at; In d I berr !, am In. H a d i t i t -,;i i ' i ; v , L i v e s '[ ’In Il! 0 1 1 te',! I g b l w e i g h t t n m 11 W ill ite l i e stole*v.eei,ml and was caught - l • inning when llilrind,, l,nn> lied I'lvo , Sal vat /.I t i'il im im gs and a a ' f‘0111 pt, l a d 1 hat o b i ' l l 1 ■ ' .i i i ' i i T ills to • 1 ore I 111 M e lull'.. the |iiid r on a single to left M' dim, 1 I i S t d L c 'l itis \ j H rn u m i S i i i n l s 2 n d r i i r u i ^ h t (Junto ore. H ow ard F in ,iki: , u il ,,' a a 111 / , «I I' , d o I 'll, , l| \ • I Id,’ III t ill! I ill '111. | I III '1)11 111 I 11 ’ I , 0 flan, 1 . , il, j.. Dumas ivho took se, ipid on the p,r« I , 1'enl V. i Use hookeil iip a I low it at ) a ' 11 pit la I w eel, 11." d jrjy home, lie mis held at third oil I ,,url b n 111 r t u , 1 -.,ir, i ,, 1 m 11gie lla net I,an, c i .and duel hut b, if i iiviVCII. Jol lie ■Hi i : t i , Fl a . , .ii,: 1 ei ,'t the ieag ip g.d b i n d I n Crowe's hot single to 1Inrun hut a nd t'el 111',| I lie s i d e u il I..... . a score. K u r t 7, 11 pun'll hitters. *'liiihj I lull’ I ibsi tl. a Ute ■111, t joil ol In al i'll)' "in of b I III aoi . 1 '.'I’I ■.lie. single III till' S e . . Huitei ie Irivey and I l a r g r a v.«•; ■Nellsnt I,uni I I lidding mi (lie pill lAnl' C Hocri’d 011 single to center hy M y t . A h are;'., p on llild two douldi ami tB Sanfmd. S e v e r a l w e e k s ol base | H I, I, i‘, 11in it /. anger, Hus 11 mill (ion I il I'I I'i' Its the lighlw'eig h"th terms previ jitvd the piling -ti|» ml 1 ni'key bail er*. gli , Im lf thte It: ,1 S,,x I"Iul I ba l l b a d f a i l e d to eon,pi, t tb, ( el /: ’ey . id n hu'ger • 1 ore. Crowe took third on Hie hit and ' at Whit'' So , r> by li e d , Total It,i ton uiio a m aaa m l " AH It II I'M \ E el Villen a n d I lie s i t u a t i o n l o c u m , .' Wa* i'll light at the |ilnti' on Dtut- N n in iid u T'• TV. i mil ■b.-|| w III! nog: r,mi lb 11/ 1. r r u , . ' r la 1 ii H ■ mm u 1 ia H 10 ill e N, Mol k i n g b a d t o on <|on, 11'lulhes ana aal atm at I r il 1 1 lit S t Ill'll' ■ i 1 Hollins j )r,,|i Second S tr.iii'id a a 1 0 bnr's grounder tn lloran. llunbii! H i g g 2 h Hi ,11. :i;,,i• A lt It II I ’M Haiti ru s \V i ll /, . /al,,i | 0 0 1 I •t 1am Id w a, •i t t h e Hi 2 a a II •i II S o m e t hiiic; was. T i m , came, warn ( I"i' w I - •1 Sum m i M.e made second while the can- was in llornick, s.x H liM O K IA \ . July lib K iln d i. ’ l a a a t a k e n I r u m t h e t e a m and ( h i e , - •!, ; H clad f ; Kill ii id-, i ’at> 1 land " Ha a lb a ,11 aim Turner, 21* d a i p fold. HI . II;. paid li -1 progress am] scored on Bailey ' . 1 n : >/./;, Vlllie,' WIIS 1111.1 Ii Ie to i lie, I, Sum .lob, ■ a, cf 1 1 5 f e a l s added. S a n f o r d had a e.uud, Lnkelmi ■I ' rune. \ n it li I ’D A i: I l i 12 a o * single to left. Kawson |io|ipvd for H. Milter. II, op;i,>rtliH:( y ,|( 1 III i . i 4 lim itF rid a y ami llio Hohhi i : u 1 IV II u 1 11 Hnckl, v 1 a L 0 Jl fi b.'Ptied 11n ,!' second .straight In Hni >M , 1' Arinst rung, il :t a •i li a il e v e n l y b a l a n c e d hal l c l u b Di al h a tho th ir d out. Denloti, i i 1 0 ”>1 ‘it ;* Kan-ip:. 1 u p i ' o v i n its s u p e r i o r i t y o n t h e din * i i, ! 1 ulo Rally \ \ ins Fur R | Deck, 1 a t MlltlUsIl, el 2 a 0 a h ’ ' W illia m s pitched fairly good ball tin New Yorkers, a to 2. M, (Juil- H la c k -1,,, l , If 2 0 a 7 I f t be r u le 1 eeeipt f Ho HI j Francis, i' ’ a 1 1 1 II 1 a M 1 a (I tumi d. Hut p l a y i n g i n d o o r bn el ml l , D K T R O I T , July 2. ,V| A. -'u n til lie was kniii'ked out in the 1„ M ille r, e di held liio o k ly il to even hits, Wheeler :i, 2 It a a lirn/.ier, cf I e; i a 0 1 a 1 1,11' w I i s I m :j a 0 1 a (1 is nii(itlii-r iiiatti r. T h e re>t o f ’ e m ) imiid di ei ion midi triples mid three dn'iU, Sixth, Three straig ht hits induil- Hrowti, If •1 0 a i-d hy w i l d n e s - t o P ar l.i , , , <'au out t al k t h e <' i d e r y me n . i M a 0 abb and hung'i y ( ’itfiiip ; f ■ ’ 1 1 L . a i a Brower, p :t , i 1 ' 1 a pair of ingles wer, gmii|« 1 Irtp lo and a double together 1 t h e n i n t h . King' Hu g al 11 u 1 Sid I'lin W hat tin c o i n i n g h a l f will o f f , r fan \ low ini t boir fa 1 si 1 ii', ■*s ;; a t 0 1 I'.lliim, H. : a a 10 ’1 11 '’riTtftTglu el I a 0 a a (1 u sacrifice fly and a tune on x l.anning, i oveiiHi inning for , i" n i“ as re li e f pitcher. Kelly, p iv- n o t k n o w n . O n e t h i n g i.- 1 , 1 t ai n ;{ a .* i a ■ pin 1 ter of .1 1 old ill ■ , a re 1 i Kowu 1 1 , t. '(■ l 1 1J convinced C lo w e that it ivaa ing a I) I o J victory im l»,i-i leu ■ ; 1lllllg, II, If i u ■> I) i i Totals 2',i ,I (') 24 12 0 Lver.V 1 -f I",, rt will lie m a d e 1 ,, to pu d) 11■' . otdea ad da1 > W X'or lit Jit lu i l an n o t W illia m s ' day. ‘ Cli-v, land Frill,'iy. Slicin' * i s t r e n g t h e n m o I o f t h e c h i b m t h e Totnl-i liH •» o 27 12 I I ! o t llll t Ml.I I I. till lb K|e 'll JSproul, a : ii a T a l t I 10 0 k ly n A |{ It H I ' l l V E lau aai ana A lle n relieved him and re tii, I ( li l u n d o was Hie victitnl. F.levcn l e a g u e a n d b e l t e r biiseluill is m e I nm pa (Mid mil ma 2 1 ballenger mill’ *■ r 1 a y 1 1 I 1 1 2 1 a the flldo b ut allow'ed two h it, in Vino, ;,s led in the one im umr, 11 Hi title 1d, u i 01)11 Hid 1)41" '! loll 11 1 ie .VlcQil 11bin, k in g Total Fo S, dli L 1 l a a a t o lie p l a y e d . S a n l o r i l may lie cut a t il Ie, hu| he will Inn e fu ■at for botM ttio seventh and eighth. had entered Ih e game t o six ii'nn. T h e l e a g u e d n e c i o r s Sinai,, it . I (ml liing. I WO IlllSt" lilt, Kill I/.. I loL'tmci 1 Saint \ unci , .MiTir.nv and Milan, ,11, 2 a 1 K •) a rtinnvr, hud u chaui'e Tull i na.V f i g u r e Ihnt a n o u t f i e l d m imt S a m Inbri 01 Hut 1 S acrifice, I ’lirkm-, ili'Z. if til, gate |llp , IV, "A Sanforil— AH1 It II l’<> l <>S, el [ 1 1 1 1) o l| ■,i er |Matt In w , li is single d r iv i n g in I he i m i e s s n r y . Mroni t h e w a y t h e I tloeks | oei . i linin' 1 no, Hai 1 1 .. £ H im,nil and reach,' 1 be Bea*ley, rf i" >,uan I Doyle, 5 (1 1 0 Well*,, e 2 a a a 1 a t r o i t run. pit" l u n g has b e e n g o i n g , n e e H id mark Ilia) ! ‘ 1 , , umti 1 Mull .''toll'll I,:, , Htiuerlem. 11,add" 2 0 1 2 Braves Slug W a y 111, X i d ary F ri» b y , ms Fi o o i li j, 11 ■1 as I Hi ymt, If ti l l u o a 2 ■I a l t o f t h e e i i ) , ill t h e y a t e l i g h t . ! a maximum, t be M and ill Cleveland . mill ........... . (day. Sin,, | I dunam to 5 i,| .lo lm . , Bunins, cf 2 1 t Tin J , « ■ r, .'I, d el, , id J IlfoWII, l'| a l 2 ; a ft B oston. nly 2,. i/|'i The r> i lie ol 11< r elnli ; m a y lie a l l o w e d t o |iij'e will |., t that son; Kail.'. : " I anliei to -Slattfon; D e t r o it ......... UUl. Oil) u< Crowe, till t 0 1 >* Newell, I 1 (|aa r ,,.u aa ; Ltn ki y. c a a ii A*«i a’ Halves hit 1 bin nee Mitcin II n f the Ham 1 I1-1 n : , Smile/. I ,. Haa, 1 loin, —Mysrs, 2b Verhle, |i | a a u 0 a ‘ •- . » i y 2H m e n m i p I p i n y M in e a c h j tee ami (I 4 1 l 1 i111>' a f ,■iv e v.1r,1 ,1, I j Find I, , I' Hul Lerie.'i S m ith ... .. n 1 I hillii s for I I -a fe tu h in la y and : a no . Struck 0111 I, v Kelly. .;. 1 la, t„ p,, Dunbar, If Ha e on Dmuss, llo llo'v .iy and W’T •t I 1 ••1 I lent, ;; a a (III . ale Su 1 1 1 my will. ,1 high l’aiii-. Ih u. on the ■ ecoml game of lla series,, , (lie wink id the entile team has lull and - new ud that b, will Itcnnel 1 , Bnll'uy, lb _ if 1 b u l l / , 2; Kelly, I. Left 4 0 1 7 I lo 2. Tim Visitor | i l l m l (the base . 1 ‘ ’ been ut o I ,ii 101 y. Few1 changes wear at bi wedding n, vI w ,1. , "Ul hill c, I niipii, h; Hradetiloli, 2., Kawson, e 1 0 ) -* il Tn tills 2K T a m pa Kxehimgi' Haw Liiii. 11 lo a II a I h i x p n d l i mninj; with one out, Ii i i Vc ■Ini'll made in tin- lin e u p or ,j 0 (1 1 Losing p a her, Kurtz. W illia m s , p The umteli. Ihe lii t under Hr' C mp i res, , Until; increiiues capital \ lint ted for Hi oiyn in !»t h. hut Heaton strnek out F rih e rg and in Hie hatting ordei situ e the open­ new Illinois boxing law, w,i pn, u 0 1 0 Fi'cili 1 id. and Hrailley. Ti me l all).. aai) to $ 1 ,(11)11,0 0 (1. \ Allen, i> .Narasoln' (nil tin| uni) 2 Totals 2b a 27 It) Mitchell filed to Mann. 1 liu h c r ing glllil.r .\lnimger Lee Crowe is limled by the Loyal O r d e r , I Mooi-e iv Dilnndu duo uoii u o \ ;t I.llkelmul <1 tain am) bail a peiTib t day al hut. ex pci ted In lake lops In LnClei for 1 In 1 d y . the piofit . I,, ,, to a Totals 25 2 •1 21 S uinmiiiv ' I n n base hits, M« i Sain I s anti mill 2(tx up one nr two week spots, lug ;i gymna mm for orphaned hildivn AH A K R II 1*0 t i ; 1, ' F t . M y t t s nil li, Fromliy. Sal 1 il'icei, T iiiiie i’, | Sum m ary I n 1 ha e bit, Mod I ’liitmlclphia ana a i a a m ........... ... 01 ei haul iiip of I he 1 lull 1 5 u a 2 O ’Hbilly, ss at tloo ela-art. Mandell |,,> led ! gen. Saerifi.-e ‘MUM lau 2iix ■Ha 1ill.- h, A bram *. W e ll., Stolen l llineee -ur\'. an . 11 u, l. mp Huston u 0 2 1 I' T Grandio, < f $21),baft and hi laame'ei, |',|,J e hy 11a wk ill , 2 b;*M . A I'nisi I ,,iig, Maim >h, I ' m , ......... I b ills, 01 I A II fillnli'id want . 1 , In ee I he Kane. $2ait)aa ns a )‘ , 171^1 Pi e to Hal lei i, M ilclnMl and 1 a 0 0 x , Wiel(h:mt, r f L•,‘tilde play. Abrams to T in k e r I,, 11 law I,itei, 2 ; S| , I 1’) nn k ,", ■ pilch ing lu ll coni tiuie In hand in kiiniii ., mill tin ,'lmlb'ia(ei >e., ivi-s Henloii and T a y lo r. 2 1 1 u ' D ora n, ill. M.i am . Struck out by Hi oiler, I ; by II 1w k 111 .2. pu, . King and wins in 11'go In 1 in d ii Cantwell, fifi per , 1'iit o f the le, el|.t after , Boura, lb 4 •4 2 15 ^ eilde '2; (lent, t, Hii'-es mi bull I ime, 1 Wilson. Myers and W d Isa ms have tin* state tux o f leu per , , n| has Fry. 2 1 'J 0 CoaarcH, if of, H m w i r , I; Verlde, I. H it* of u ' II 1 4 each In eii in llie ir turn and their hern deducted. " l h a n c e y , 2b . Verlde d in d innings; Dent J in The chief jltshi (1 of t la C n i l , 11 work has been very impressive, 4 0 0 4 ohnston, c . . . The prelimimiric!'. ar. s,,| 1,, | IM| Stnlc.s ,r> innings. W inning pitcher, Dent Supreme Court alw . . not. only to local Cans, lull to sconls u 2 1 0 it ■ D » v e i t p i # r t , ]> ul il p. m. Chicago day In Id time w e n r ' ii new *i(iii gov. n vhmr To Wild pilch, Dent. Left mi luo for l.ig league clubs wlm have F L O ItlD A S TA T U L K A til L Sinai',,1a. li; lit land,> I. utul tin- main go mound ,r> p ng sWeu 1 : in u |ne jilcnl . tiipircs: iuLiitrliia, them toil. Won Lost i v t . , 5 ’ 'Tutiiln . . . . . . 20 11 11 27 1 Itm,:, and Walker. T im e I : in, I I I hey cut Snnford down in the I IS jitti i ■ 22 SANFORD (Kill nu:i next half, ra re will have ti| he t a k ­ luin r v,\ H anford 20 •21 Lakeland ' into un:; t2x ti en ns In wliit'It mi ll to retain. I f ff^if, F t , Myers i ::i 21 F o r t Myers . the eiit goes (Jeep enough nil 1 be 20 St. Petersburg 20 m m . , H um m n ry T w o base hits, Hea :fans will ask is that C low e retain 22 2K Hhuleiiton itm.' , 1 ley, Chaneey, llouxa, 'i'luen lirise i Allvn, He cun pilch, catch, hit, 22 Oi lajjdu ..... 2d ivv.' ...li lt * ttui 1 '/a Str.il,-ti I Hou/.u. Stolen base'-, Frisbie h it * . It's hard for one | N K W ' ( H IK . July •’I . - t/T) Just Held and run. dll Tampa _ 22 Sacrifice:., Canines, I; u Jin I \\ alt, r I l uget i , 2 ; B ailey. man to do all llm.se things at mice ■ Ol I S V I L L F , July 2 id ’) — Urn Ethel X L ! , owned by I M I bum ­ Sarasotu told the Hrd 40 IK Double plays, Doran 1 I -|| gut let s .C haneey. 2. iiKbul the trouble with liowi'ver, anil the league ilircrtiirs i With n record list of ,n in e s from mer. Jr., of St. Petersburg. Flu . ;: v. Chaneey to Bourn 1 Hailey m ; t h e i r g n ,t Is t,l he explained soon may permit, him to liavo a small amtc than ii dozen states, Ha> nimL Hie joTiciul entry of ihe Si,, lb lersN A T IO N A L L EAR IF . F rla h ie (o Haitt-y. • Left on Imxes, in an ntficinl s Iali'inent. hoy tubist in chasing foals. (burg ( 'hnmher of Cnrmiteh i-. The Wan L u M— l e n t i l animal regatta .if Hie Mis-, Y * Sanford, 7; F t. Myecir, 7. "Hnne on I The fo n u e r British and American ! E t h e l , X I . I is lir defeated in Mw :|.|llmnuti . - bn]Its, o f f W illiam s, J; off Allen, l; fissippi Valley Power Mom Asso­ clnss njm has many victories, p* hi it Open mill present pml'esisoruiL1 Lt>uiH .. o f f Davenport, 2. M r n c k out, by ciation will open this a ft i i imi ai at credit irrh ig h e r i lit-M'i. KUfel I C, cliumiiimi, uhu re tim e d on t h e 1 itUhurgh JV .. W ll)ia n iK ,v ft; A lle n , J ; Davenport, ■-Aipiitnnia yesterday, took iniins to I the eleventh ,,f the E tlt il -e r ie ;'• Hrdoklyn R,"<‘ I land, 1 1 miles abnv„ here. H i t * i f f W illia m s , 7 in fi 2-d; fit? as: e ft that, he did not say what he that were designed hy Muck [lailley Ngiv York in 2 1 J innings. Losing I dais ol speedy hydioplaiics Allen, i N E W Y O R K , — liny M ille r, ( T i I is aid to have said in an interview j tuning up their ciigiin met 'I'l'nin- and named " E t h e l” fur hi< wife, 'Chicago .5(10 ... pitcher, Allen. U m pires, Tandy •‘ago and Hilly Petrolic, Farg o, N. with the London Lvcniitg N e w t Mrs. Ethel Ib m lcy.l | Hmrton .201 ing acipininti/fp'ivitli the . j -mile Vo'and UoiliitB. Tim e, 1:45. j something to the e f f e d that H riti-h D., fought draw, 10 rounds!' H a r r y The Illinois delegation, pndiubty l Philadelphia .271 , i Felix, New York, outpointed Cuddy vuiirse, proiunance it tu he mu golfers are "too la i y ," . the host (lie Iisocialioii hn- ,'taged.1 B'"> largest from any one stilt .j. de Miiriui, Pittsburgh, 10. have many speedy craft entered A M E R IC A N LEAD I'E At. (his point, (lie Ohm lliver m SYRACUSE, N V Y K in g Solnumj tliey claim Hie boimr ^ jf 4 in* Won Lost Pet. ! 'm 'b 1'iuiiuim, mid Romero Rojas, nmnoth, mid dams helow tla ck ihu only woman pilot to compete in this New York 40 24 current to such an ouliiit iliatWiist .117115 Chile, fought a i en round draw. re g a tta , Mrs. Mickey Meets, of U))ieagu ......... ..... 40 25 .522 ■ O M A H A , Noh. T o m m y Lough* time can he made t-nhii' up or Ptnrin. duwn-strenm. Cleveland 20 25 .527 . ren, Philadelphia, defcutisl (Seorge C alifornia and Texas are claim- Philadelphia .. 25 ; ik .521 - '■ 'A /o w of the local bum-hall fans SI. Louis, July :i.— f/F) Rice’s Manley, Denver, III rounds. Much Rusinterest is c u l c i m g this I ing considerable nt trillion; Did D etroit 20 2H feu have no way of going to fir home run in the ninth broke up a tcr Drown, Kmlsns City, nut-|H)int- aflerm iun mi a race ib which there! Lord’s Miss Los 21! 25 I; Undo Monday aflei'tioon* f»» sec the I pitchers' duel Friday and the St. ed Tina my Hrognn, (linuhn, 10 are hut two entries - ’T u b a Reach jtliu MiaMssippi Angeles coming tu Washington .507 St. Louis . .* 20 12 of the Fourth of July fail) in 11row ns defeated the Chicago rmnuls. , am M b F i " ; * ! Ilumc a * being the fastest c ru ft^m Boston . . 21 iteil to make the trip W hite Sox, il to 2, 40 Both Uullmi .200 1■ at nf ( incinnuii. i thti Pacific const NI'.W O R L E A N S M a rtin B urke aiLvl tli^ Hlii( k • ! * ■ la rg e truck offered fur thut . and Rlankenship jiiUhed well. New Orleans, knuckl'd out F r a n k Be“ m T b ^ " K e r emrying ends-1 East, West and North ami South pose by J. K. Atkinson, accnril- M anager Collins of the W h ile Sox Moody, Wales, 1.'I Founds A M E R IC A N A S S O C IA T IO N s ‘ ers in the fi^-class. ; ate represented and Kecrioiin! pride to an unnouncement made iu- w ith « double ;ind a single and Won Lout Pet. HOLLYW OOD Paul Demiiky, I ’alni Bench Days, as “ Itninlmw I f a i r to divide tho spectators Louisville 50 Maungt r SlHlnr of the Browns with Australian n ig h t weight. wujt n de25 Jlfl7 ■ r ' Nnil^tr in U124 triutajdiDd <Dver [ who have no personal interest -in Milw aukee ’?He t r u H f^ v ill be fitted null with a trip le and a j i n g l e , bail a large eininn over Roscoe I bill", to ruuntlu. I(i 28 .022 tho fleet eon testing fo r Gu* ! tho race. E’ ‘ l * 0 th a t about 20 persons can purl in the scoring. Indianapolis 45 20 .008 Detroit. W hile not singed Kansas City MninoduUul, Me. Atkinson L’hlcngu (101 OH) O l d - 2 (1 (i 10 .522 25 file top ul Ml. Eve rust poyer hits uh h mutch race, the entries early Traffic signs made of doth let- St. Paid T hu truck if scheduled m st. Louis , uml io.i mu ;i i a been renclied hcnuisb ,,f sharp today totaled nhly'twow. 2(1 20 .480 tiwa duck tn the pavement with Toledo j fr o m the downtown neclnm Batteries — Blankenship a n d j windtf nail diffic u lty of b rvu th ilf* 22 4D .444 ‘A n o th e r Florida entry Hint, is a t ­ adhesive ure found to be uausimlly Crgusu; Ballou and Sobantf, Mimieaptdi.s g t o * o'clock.. . Ill 41 .421 the thin air. ■ tracting conaidorablu uttentiua is durable.' Columbus ......... ..... I T 50 .102 IT TWO STRAIGHT OVER THE GULLS f ; H t t t d r ' i i i m i /Vee I ' j n e r g e s V i r In r In M titim l H a t t i e W illi K a n s a s meets lakeland drops MANDI-I L TOD AY ANOTHER ONE TO IN TITLE FIGHT ST. PETERSBURG ky a a 0 2 tix’2<’>I- p d d- K r *, $ M: H2 1 11 B a s e b a ll C lu b Club Standings " ' B e n e fit .. A. Record List 01 Entries Ready For Annual Regatta At Louisville Today IIaKwi Says He Was Misquoted In Britain *•/ 1 M u n ic ip a l F i e l d J u ly 8 t h FIGHT RESULTS Brand New Hudson Coal Truck Load O f Ball ^F ans To Be Carried Homer KnablenBrown I,-Free To OrlandoGame To Beat .White Sox P ,, ___ J To ! .512 .ill i B e G iv e n A w a y B o o s t T h e C lu b — : s 3 j ihi S a r a s o ta v s . S a n fo ft .Thursday, July 8th IfT-’hAiyiFeL a.’ • 7.1 ’ "rtinilir - ■Uca' •* i- ... ,Yi*va.-.-. .. .. fife ,,,. ’ * f . . : •’• “ • H i i L i J B ' . : t AVi-icaai ,-^-rt-x-u-xC. - ' ' hrTri'2i~i 1 Vr^MlI �A ,: '■ mmm mi p., -.vf-t •\ty \ I lay by the fire (.with the In- * 0 U * w't* vt ditmH that night, but could not rtiore sleep for pain; next morning the Reason, ’ 1 Indians and French fell Out about Captives me.* The .French presently turned were hanged I f '., tho Indians out of doors and kept worse with theMf 'j me, they were very kind qnil care­ said that w as.vto. i ful and gave mu-Jt little pome-, then He set him ,at h r* thing now and thett; while I was this condition, that r Imre all the Men in that Town strike me inora, and,!-4 csino to see me * * * * it Wing bring me l o 'l i l i Hodai Christmas time, they brought Victuals. v Cnkoi and other Provisions with I perceived tha£ the tlieYn, apd gtive. to me, so that 1 People did not like what had no want! The Indians triied dimis had dafiff'to’ tWe En|* to i-ure me hut could licit, then I * * * Tho next day the asked for theChirurgeon, nt which -came again and dreseed m one o f the 'Indians in auger struck so he did ail the w hin J me on the face with his Fist, a among £he French. I can Frenchman being hv, the French­ Christmas and w eht.thet man spake to him, i knew not wlmt 2nd. Being thus In. lie said, and went his way. Hy Mid house I .Was W pt by came the Captain of the place Waite cam e; ana my into the Wigwam with about being in want o f Money, twelve armed . .. Men ami . . . asked, me to the CaDtain fo r 14- Baawhere Ihr Indian was tin t struck i or t)lf, w()tth 0f fHera . at ■ a * r * ‘ (hi- Englishman, and took him and day; If he did not pay him ho should go to the P.il- lose his Pawn or else tell r t r « b ir t .v bin ', and then‘ be hanged * * * * lwontv one Beavers,, but he c o a l# /-' I nuke til the Captain hi' hii lu- not got HeaVer and SO I Was to JA , le ip ie l.r and t-*ld him 1 desired — - . 1 . rfeV-t him I-- sot Uio( Indian free, am* John Philip Sousa was ras a tsachetluld him what ho had done for mi >f music nt the age o f IS and A 11•M mo ho wad a Rogue and I oiiinluotor nt 17. [emory of a Cruel.Colonial War frit’s find n half he- | of tlioir red masters; tin* h -is Tortmmto died of privation or what Preach am! the Biitstill wiis worse, died by fire at »r, each striving for j the stake after hideous torments lhi> Now World, nr | at the hands of their imreiless enemies. tin* New YorJv teogriiphers of the , A i^Ktain young* front inrsmnn, iiitmoM Quint in Blackwell, ivas fin tin* dcbutahlc luonee over which j tun* who endured such a preenrimis, captivity, Inter pave I lie tlos cltiimcd ii ii tin * pari ii-ular Imttto i ilm y of Ins i \prrii-ii- o as an rd flill11IIi; its Minin | itltmiimd ing cmiliihution in tho lew Knjflaud of in- - i arly hiktory of what now is our fuwi-r ( ‘nniidn i f \‘ <f own nation. Wo would toll him hut ho regnideil himself as being li* foil t hnl l ho a Knelisli as though ho hail boon ImiffoiinK 1 f hnrdor hoi a and In i d overseas in tho [mill'd upon t ho onl mnthi r enunliy. Tho reader of bill nation:;. Tlioir his narrative, as printed in full the greater since in tlm nearby / ’olunin, should neglected in I'irtist hoar in mind therefore that when ell rod savages ns this chronicler speaks o f his com ­ to its cause. patriots as Englishmen he genorthese sn-cnllod nIty means his fellow-iiihahitaiits Indian wars tin- tnof the ynunir Colonies. A hun­ rios o f tin- French dred years must elapse la-fore. whoso soot ions of tHo Eng{i'sh-spc:i,;ing people on [pinto of MnsmchilIjtlis chnwnonl would lil'oak away voritnldi* shnnihloK. itrom till- crown and by winning ties of Ivihosno II foil llio Itevohition set up the first ton won* muonic tin­ t xporimonlal repuidic of the ts mid mold onlfivut wi stern homispheVe. tin- English possos■ I hopo t^uintin Siook well's luidorod and inussast rainht forward accnaiit of his turod and Inn nt i ml captivity may move the reader irill. Thriving towns as it moved me when i found it •d; iuolatod sottloin an old and rilsty volume in the ilgstrnyed ut torly; Now York public library. I am sol l lor’s lioinosti ud quite sure the reader will in* glad Dot and wont InrrlTio to know that, having been ran­ tho lumps of its somed from his Imlinn owners by lor and his family a kindhoartod Frenchman,.. this fin tin* charred ruins pour refugee was nursed hack to jin. A worst* fall- was health and eventually permitted t»r hundreds of whites to return to New England whore !>to tin- hands o f the ho peacefully lived ami peaceful­ minders. The lusky ly died. bin became the* slaves | A Cruel Colonial War j whoso Cantivo I was, for throe L narrativo exm tlv a s ) tll,l,tk *»«■ } ll’mi« ht 1 m‘,sl 1,(1 klll~ |od to end tho yoatroversie, so when ekwoll sot it downpat it to mo, whose I* was, all: I I slid three Indians took me, so »r I<177, September t c', they agreed (o ' have all a s l u m * , ii l-sot and dark, tfio In- me; and I had now three Masters, ami ho was my chief Master wh i I unoil us; ( find another laid hands on mo first, a*id thu . f ti^tol iier, we ran away was 1 (it IIon iplo till1 hands of tho [cry the lmliami made, very worst of all the Company: Rd shooting at some o:h- as Ashpolon, the Indian Captain Igllsh that won- hard told me; which Captain was all bk i Swamp that was along very kind tone, and a great our refuge, the Ktiemy comfort t o the English. |o near l hen ran aftor From hence We went up -• bout aany (Inns at us, this « charg. d iiiniti me tiv 1 the Falls, where we crust that within three Beds f.r |Kivftr again; and whilst I was ny other before that. . going. I foil right down lame of Swamp that was ' >uv old Wounds that I had in Hi Emit in and well down, War, and whilest l was tliink ( one of the Knemy utept should therefore lie killed hy the his Ilatchct lift up to Indians, and what Death I should n the head, supposing die, my pain was suddenly gone, ibeen wounded and so and I was much encouraged again We had about elevn jlorses in tlitu iy other travel, Company, which the Indians made ng Midnight Journey to carry Burthens, and to carry ipnedl had a Pistol hy Women. It was afternoon when ougb uncharged I pro- we now crossed (hat River, p Indian, who presen;Wn traveled up that River till ;k; und told me if I 1 shonhl liave no ban, night, and then touk up our lodg ch was not true) that ing ill a dismal place and were istroyed all llatlo-ld, staked dowli and spread out on our woods were full of hi hacks; and so we lay all night, yea jpoll i yielded my n il' so we lav intinv night. They told to tho KnemioH han-l . me their Law ilmt we should lie of them was led a wav- so nine nights, and hy that tiaa it wi s thought we should Is- out re wliepce first 1 he hiy flight, whore two o f our knowledge. The manner of staking down was thus: our ArniV t-canif running to us. and Pegs stretched out were sink' lifting up the Hutl od down fast, and b Cord about mir m to knock, me on tin­ necks, so that we could stir no ier with bin hand put waves. i and said I Was lii.s The first night o f ^taking down, is now hy my House <|tftns hurt last year being nuifh tk— I. -I Hlopt as com nit In build up again, foilablv ns* evei ; the next day we hem; there yns an went up the River and crossed it, /, Which they hid rile iimi at night lay in Squa^hi-ag hut made no attempt Meadows; our Provision was soon erehy, because thu spent; iti|d while we lhy In tlmse near t hd, tl” - Boast Meadows the Indians wetit un Ind full, then was 1 in limiting and the English Army Iwpuld send me to Ink.- came out after us; Ihpn the In­ prses, which they did, dians moved again, dividing themsre so frighted that i selves a ad (the Captives Into many bale near to them, ami Companies, that the English might Into tie- Knemies hands, not follow their tract'. At night pok me and bound mo having crurfsid the River, wv met away, end soon was I again at the place appointed. The had some hopes to oa­ next day we crost the River again th 0 Company of ,Cnp- on Suukheug side, and th^ire we Ware that day hnilight took up our <<purturH f(pCtt 1<)MK lllatfield^\i(hi«li'’ ‘ Were time. 1 suppose this might 5c about lie o ff; ami here me thirty miles a bo vo_S( pi ukh(?dg, and p s matter of joy and here were the Ipdiuns dbitb out of to nee the Company; idl feur o f the.English; (jut liHtn at ny in this condition fear of the Mohawks; here they P efreshing; though liL- built a long Wigwam. Ha'ro the'y wayes; then were we had n great,-Daace (as they cull ( d lyd away in the night it) and concluded to hum thfye of [ounUins, in durk and uS, and hud got Bark to 'dq It "with, yea, about four mi lea and us I understood afterwards, I fore we took up our was ono that wua to b6' 'bdrnt. !»t, which wur In a dls- Sergeant Plimpton another, und Wood on the East aide Benjnmlo Wait his Wifp tho third; to kuntnin. Wo were kept thuugh I knew not wh)ch be burnt, yot I perceived Rotne were hat night. designed thereunto, ro rhdth 1 is kept waking and wn understood of their Language, [mind to- sleep in this Thut nl^ht l could not slbeb' for ye I, tho {rnlli-ns die- fear of next duyt*H work, lbut> the as they went made In d ian being weary With that lines, ns o f Wolves und Dunce, Inv down to sleep, and slept j other Wild Beasts, to- soundly. ’ 1‘ bat they might not Iobc rr; and if followed they An Escape Causes Consternation be discovered by tho The next day when wo were to be burnt, our M aster'and some Dance o f Death others spake for us,, und the Evil the break o f Day, \yo was prevented in this place. ,And iguin and got over tho hereabouts we lay three' weeks tobar ot Pccomptuck River eother. Here I hud , aw Shirt bd there rested abog^ two brought td me to make, an d'on ? kerb the Ihdians< marked Indian st-Id it should bef madq'thU LTraya the number o f the- way, a second unother Way, a third snd Slain va tra-waf I a & I- fiX Insure Today -j" A Him much Ih any Automobile worth without Camplat* and Dependahli* Insurance Coverage? No| m u ch l. In tart, any uiltoinnhile is d tremendoun llahJIRy. . An ac­ cident occurring in an instant can wipe out Invaatmonf and make the owner liable for huge Ail «BU>tnohile's value can only be determined by the lidunuM l carried on it. Ask iim aimut the l.ondoti'a “ GOLD g u A r a n t m * antpinohile policy. w ■CtdK struck un-' on the free with hi.; and M i e n ........ ilndli y, and were habitant; tin* Indian spent, both gave un* a Dram o f •B-ratidgv*. And Fist. I suddenly ro-a- up in angc ■ taken l tin English, agreed with, discouraged; In- said we most iiovy a little hasty pudding ami Milk, I ivir; rcailv to strike again. Upon ttii.-. and let n a on in * ’ * ■** then wo both die; at last in* left tin- alone when I tasted \’ icluals Iiapm-d a great lluhlnih, and tle- nailed nit-- i no l '"inponies, some and got tn another House, ami hiiugrv and could not have forludians and KnHi-ii came about wejtt out vv : i d ome went an­ tlieiici* came nine French and In­ horn it, lint that I could not get me! I was fain to* luinihle myself other w;-i , .m.LtfeX went over a dians ami In..ught me in; ’I'iie it; jiow and then they would give to tnv .Master sii that matter was Might \ M- oM iin, \y■ were eight French wore kind and put- my me a little as they Ih’-”j;-.)il Is-sl lint. ut*. Before l came to this pine ■ (laves gi-in; /• t it.\aiul travelled hands and fc< t in cold Water and for mi;. lily three Masters were gwie- a vei \- hai -I, Pad everd* day we had hunting, ! was left with an other eitlier Snow or Itain. I Indian., all the Company being We noted i luit on t li is Mountain upon a March, I who, left with this Indian, who fell sick, so that } w:1.; all the Water run Northward * * * fain to caiov his dun and Mali he , All the Indi.in■ went .- Hunting hut and laid ™|iortmdtv, and laid could get I,, 'hing; divers dayea thought to have dispatched him they I'oiMivuil hut got Iiolhiiig, and run away; hill did opt, for lin- then thrv <!• ired tin- English te Englisli Captives had promised Prav, and - --nl'esscil they could the conlrarv to one aoather, lie- do nothing; they would have us cause if one should run away tli.u Prav. ami >•-• wlmt the* English would provoke the Indians and man’s (h-d - --old do. I Prayed, so imlaiiger the rest that could no: did Serge.ii.l I'liiuiitou, in another I tduce, I lie Indium: i even-lit Iv at run i- wav . leaded, M'-unrig and Night; next Whitest we were hero, Benia |(tHV tile , gut Bears; (lien they mill .£tchhin going with ->|pe In would .......I li.ive us desire a lllessdians to Wachus-'t Mill.-, imnh his I Ing, r< turn 'I hanks at Mi-tils; after cscaiM- filial IIn■ill. and when lie- ' a while lie \ grew weary of it ami news of hi-; eurnpe came we were I the Saelimin did forldd ua *. * * an all presenllv called in and lloinal, •soon a il ,.a light I hud Samuel one of the, Indians a Captain Russel ,h -ii liefore un the Ice, among tin m, and always pur great ution a IS .- i, they said I must go Friend., mi, I me - oming in wh. re I v -1 I o n f o o t , e l s e I sln- olil told me St - hi- n was ru u I iliv/e. I I Man i . Worth M Beavers - J| |■ fOIXI.OUGH REALTY COMPANY J .111 First National Bank Bldg. TelefhMMi 782 SANFORD, FLORIDA Real Estate Inaaranea ■■ J i■ ii Jon, Economical Transportation ing u ; sumo nf --Iy Im rn m g and b itin g o ff our I- u-i - rs hy and hy. Siv mih k k O.vBj ■'St -if Sltunildec (a Fre-n li He said there v.-.old Is- a t ourt.-j T o w n ) 1 1.. R iv e r was open am and all would sp,.,!, i h m minds, I when I came to tra v a il in th at part hut lie w 1111111 speiilx Ijist ami vvnuUll cif the It < I soon tirisl; anil lwn sav th a t the Indian tin t let Slch 1 Indian- ..... a w a y to ’»’owa and om bins run nv.;n wa only in l.m.L Ionly wa , I- ft; he would carry me a and so no hurt should lie d m. 1Tew n-d ami then l would go as fear n o t; ro it | H " \ - d a , . c - .lu.gl;, many, a i d th a t trade we drave, Whilest w< Iinger--I lien alimil ■. ; ami - ■ -u- long a going m \ Provision g re w s i a l i c , one Bears :miles I h i ; Indian now was kind, Foot must serve five of o a mid h-M th a t if he did not car whole iInv ; vve In-gau to eat M-a-arv no I would dii*, and su 1 shmtl l flerdi, iiinl eat un e v e il in . I I I : ha vi di-i'c jinre enough; Ami h-llin-c wen- left aliv IP111 V , ' I I III | saiil 1 mo I* tell the English how killed. While t vu I ,ii I hi - I - h* Pt- lie In h - .i me. When we rniilc I" some of the Imlliiu h . i - l h- pi ., v, li Mm fit ■» 11oust* there was no In YOU DRIVE IT Wo rent it You drive it r ill RES A WORLD OF PLEASURE in driving a car. Particularly when yi'ii can do so without Inn dening voitrsclf with the cares and evp-n e of ownership, Tim ecu liuiiin .-I, care free way is to rent one --I '-tie enrs ami drive it yum self, going where yop like aicl leturiiing when ypu will. -Take .. ride to day. Reel & Sons Coach m r$ Coupe** Myrtle and 2nd St. PhniR* IfiU-J / ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NBHHDJa S >or»»*ilifc.thiib,w»y that my (^ef .Ilaat^ii.' W ith rugged strength where strength Is needed — with an abundance o f conquering power in its modern valve*in-head m otor— with an up-to-date chassis design that includes every quality feature essential to.safe, speedy transportation, the Im­ proved Chevrolet provides a type o f performance that has given it a w orldw ide reputation fo r N dependability. ' i $ IburDoor $ Sedan'* * LandftU § / Vi T on Truck *395 1 T on Trt^ck *550 (Ckdub Onb) (ChoMlt Oid/) Smalt Down Payment C o n v e n ie n t T e rm # Ail.prices /. o. li. Flint, Mich. ^Ask any one o f over a m illion Chevrolet owners — w om en, as well as m en — and die answer will be— "It*s sm ooth and powerful— easy; ,tq drive— economical to operate— and above aU,soaependa b le f Pium$ far a demonstration today! m a So Smooth—So Powerful On- Lake Monroe * • Passenger Yacht Welaka SU N D AY A N D , M ONDAY A ■2 Sanford A^ve^at 10th Street ■ ' : PHONB 768 Tw o and one-half hour trips e^ch day. l*eaving Municipal D ock at 2 :3 0 and 4 :3 0 p. m. Price 50c Lake Mooroe Transportation Co. , ' v 4 ) J, . a, . . V'i . i i l i i i i i i i jtffe ' ' j i M nI wWiil ’*V*' . : -. «)! i H i f e '' yfi w Mii '^ygf; '.^3 ' i ^yv, ' ' i Sj % ■u �................................ .- i / *f5t '* v Holiday Dinner ■at*w Cattaneo’s FAMED GALLI WAS ONCE DANCER IN CARNIVAL SHOWS 1 end " n .1idv 1 i ' io hed ii I ' l l of ' ] h<‘rt winch they nuniri i .full ' TI • "t'gh'Iirnfion" uf ■ an nt Foio ' h n! 1 tion m.tretrtK 'h " y 1 • mill a hoi l/V mood wlii'ii t tlic * • .t rri'vk fm t In ( /D — Th« first n lr l i r n l I n n of the , Itl.h |,f deuce i ‘ • e l.. I-'ourtti of .ftilv in wlmi is now the Fam ous Manseuse M eg a n , htitle of Kansu* «,i ■ hi M nenr here ■) | , nii ro,-i oil.- -le u * i..11 ' rn i r a m m " . I o r Staff e A t A im in m l , ill 18(14 ItV the le w i-r Iiftif .f’ lltrlt • ir.h . iiiloinohile l.o’ij•o i O f S e v in Y e a rs A f t e r liv in g I ,ltle of I h • eon lit i t •hv , fin noon tin »expedition “f lHI ' » I•’ m * iilent .J. ef.. f . ... t___ the il.o . lisitinn i ,tin i S u f e e > > l til I n . M a n v ( ’o n l e x i s tiller tile pll'inen1 the lug!.firsnn to explore I ’ltrchu***. \ | I I . A N . f 11 •t. -i/4*i Winning Ileiiiril.i show I hut ittie expleretn 11 r ami more uniform the finish, started up the M i- ohm ii\«tr Muy A • lieniit.il proit-s; enables 1 I il I n "gllit le i> an uceiiin ph.-lad 10. retichintr tin1 pie e l site of mlclpina police to dideel changes in dam i r at 1 age of seven year Kansas City. Kns.. .Int.e .!C. Three | m i l ■ nmhile life n -e plate t lie1.. , o Dosill.t ( i e l i i e I pa' ed ' tn ' days later thev tro .lt o ff went of rtolen eats. he| pfe • i". I ition of pii in n i daiw'i|«.. .. hallet intstr< • at tie mi a ! .Mclropolit Operu In u re in New ■ i York. i •«-, who I lu t e * a ' The dan .vacation h letui'lleil to the cel ■w h i le , a little girl, she w; a --t to at tend a . . i j taken a li prizes I o f daia-io nival in ' te n i ■• 1 itded. I la- lot. . < ed her into I la- . ., 1t ll< III i i. K ' te I 1 1.. ■ dam ed w P h 1t •• o f om will. I... ! i'i,i.. 1 Mi t. id, II X a I "I mug. ' i/e. ■I patron ugge II i l l l U X l v v u ■ __ Q rjj] IPalm Springs I Health Pool S m ith i ll e a e h DAYTONA S t. BEACH r lr.ll .In.--1 \ v (•s) III f o r |lie I>I o l e • I.......I I .OtlgVM II III M m Bathe and Dance \ Nite or D ay Under Personal Supervision ’ of - .o: H. J C a tta n e o Hl’ iKTAI. TIIIH WliKK Soft Shell Lrnlw « 0 \l ■i ti -I n u \\ i *t Of « S p e n d th e v ll A f.i'inj .. iin t I. mlt a . i . i d i i n n her i.wti id. , II. I e lie lie | 1. I f i a .'ill’ll e I . and in.til V ol lie :i *lt npte- -h i...... 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P itt CtHle.ejaiis and Dancim*' and Sinidtuv Specialties to be stau’ed by natio n a lly known artists. * < A la Carle Tahle Service !» in I A M No Cover Charge al Any ...........1, '/..ml 11 ..in 11 at Wel l i ng, , o e 4 ,aid. U torkla’s P rincipal S uininur S.casonUkicial Event In fo rm a l in Character. ; :Jlf |,| i rjj i. ' . I ai t h. v. lii1< to.ono i i 1 vv' il.n ii at appln d . . m , ,v , O . I I I I c 'III , I II Clarendon Hotel Daytona Beach Special features and music arranged for Salnidas •July II, aftcliioon anti evening, in eelehralion nt 11n “ Fourth. "* Darn ing Every \\ eektla , ................is a ml 4 r nm il pi I A \l 'IHH1 t i< lit I - I s m l ' i \ oi« rnr..11* . i n |m11pI. BALL 'lie HliU'k Item Tavern is Iml Mi mili-i iTnm San foril over I lie finest highway in I 'lm nla. Ilu Slack Hear Trjtil. ( h i l u Orange l ily, keep mi the highway Imvanl I lei,mid. ami yon will find the lllack Dear'ravel'll ahont half way hetween Ymi nm'l miss i,. lad mui 'II surely "miss it" if .vntt lad In find it. Sunday Uiiiner, Tahle d«> ||u|e 12 tn I*. ,M. - $ I ,r,u -------- Coronation-Cabaret On the Black Bear Trail Near DeLand Country Club l.limheon, Tahle tie Hole II io '> I*. .M - (ille - 7 *ie MhK .1 41 i han t Tahiti tie Hole Dinner Kverv Weekday h to il IV M. - $|.L»r» d- p|et•4. in I f ' I Volusia Frolics Black Bear' Tavern fe. y*iV-v‘1| * i• ■p- New The m 1 1 me. .1 h I t.illv i In Mi s| Ili-all I'.l nt l ilt III III I.M'I 11- f at ( nine and |l a \ <u I npnl I d '" ' H e r I I nl l ywi . oi l h o m e i mi, ..I the h o w plto e- o| tile i Itv. h o ' mi I he lieaeli ,ii S a n t a M m i u . i ' i a S p a m h h a e e -I i. w l d i l i - lie I. ,<J ! *11 I V '-i. V U a l l I l II I al n« de a.I S a l a r y .'t a l e s a r e in i o i i l i . r u i a i " e ' ' it Ii ti n i i n k i n g . I.m l l u t e n r I el a I “ I f ei la' ., . pin v 1-1 I In.- e e .t u n d e r i o n . i ,1. i t o a n v o n e I ' . i npi i l H v. Iu» m a k e iiinii t o , in ' hi • I .it' t h e m i I\ e • i\ nm Where the Goodness of hood Is Equalled Only by the C h a r m of Y o u r Sur­ roundings ScVks T(»rinis Laurels 1 Norm a I alma.Ige ha - t.otn nt ii ■■ :ntet lor di eoi a' e ll. FO U RTH l-rt ' 11 Sanlando Pool wun i wr ■ a i Long laland Hrnllopit , h " Li , mineiil ly. and the nano- ionic I t er t III- tlilll till. I lie I Ol I; I-,i- is i »-i ogni/ed a worthy "I 1vclopim-nl and "m e t,; r e ; i Vel t I O il. 'I V \» \Illi .*! ' •4* Movie Fans Now Asking For Jobs, Directors Instead Of Chara T h e s t a r ' s n a m e tiiii't lie p r o 1 i n l m -n11y d t ' p l a y e d in . i d v - t li e mi nt a n d u s u a l l y p r e e e d e - I he |m l o r e title Thi f e a t u r e d play* i al i i- . o l . “. c t i ■e,|. hi p i.i,i > pi . , Pure wool suits 2. [{athin^r, including dance privilege J.2 Cotnp d ow n nnd rnpi\ ;i • , Sidelights On Motion Pictures m Fre«h Crnh Fltrke« Delaware Shutl Due . .. . |L r- • ,» _ I Hi t I'V |tioniises I lot' he WMIllll — "he good." Hio fina lly .ittemleil 1.11 S' m I;i 111 .Milan, completing in six v •nr-, n course which o iinlly took ten. A jttdife may backslide w i t l m i t n o i . L W V O n l ) . July :j.— (/!*>.Most Hei;Mn fear hi the itfoMi s. The mil-a " f a portion of A m e r ic a ’s Miss ij.illi ininle iiiniiv public lip ................ (Ill the M -C M |.,, ^ ' ....... Out at the I'arumotttil Long Is- ,.)I1V„. aimieni'i* is now '* poiraoci - in Miltin, Naples, London th robbing ( t Imt a la rge m-i-. He ( ’arlto.t. ,|ir,.( iois. notit the film li .iiiil o il .. 1 cities of Kniope anilI at land tinlio Ceotge -stars. directors learned t the ting ns judge in FoYd S te rlin g 'Ambitions have chiinged. part n ti- how to act hv |in , ,,, ••-/'V . £ u t u r , * lined • ...................... J|..ctuii% the n.median a |j,rlv the masculine mi " , it M i m Helves. , i. . n, t 'oinp.iny and thousand dollars, or one sear in ( ; (,j,|.Vy n ,M a y e r's **f:. i" limit is any Fred Miltin ........ In--.; ejmtim: I ithen* m 'd In-re lin the out- jail, for w reek less driving. . rileriott. ( tit il a short tune ago „ stuck ertmptim rMill i In- W orld war w ar , The day dav fo llowing r l l oni i!! nm inicric* in the mass of Its tdiaracfer role' *'ivnl - I the follow ing De fC n a rlto mo t uitcries Then followed no ii u d a t io n from was hootin g i m p s in a scene f o r ; studio nteil were " I I " v can I he- aged anil acted in a ad were: •ialti e ra l m an ager o f " T in tio d s," another film .play. ...... ti. - a / / a .. . gen . . . nine a picture p la y e r ? " ,\\ hat they he took to .Australia , ' Ii... vi. t. ropohltin, i .. tifilil'in and Mini slip mill' the Mi she lift beiiinie! want to know now is: “ H ow can I K in g V id o r In * i moodier- of the hallet. ( 'a pa hie 1 n , . M e D o w e l l . wlm long has lieeume 1........................... ....................... a movie d ir e c t o r ?“ I fim m eing. .lireeto c . •I t>m ti n g the hallet sehool. Miss ( |,| nu liar . f i g u r e in studios. “ Dentil v ’’ Not Mandatory eomedtos in Tevn’ ' <alli w.e. given this o p p o r t u n it y 1 ».t- the fiest known film .lust v. li.it lum hr.o;.'fit a hunt , n,..,.. . .lilt'" .' 'lie almoin e Ilf tile lonelier, m o 'hi I • the change til.Ho o .fie u ,I a ,(()(| j ' I he death gave le-r full s()(. „ h(.r " ,;tl side to sav o n , , d opinion „ 4.nl,.v lm „ , " * .. . . •• ' , h a r e y l the , lass. |M.r t in “ The Dig 1‘t.rmle" and 1-; i'«. hn\vi*\« r Ihijit the men, ynuu^r . . . . . anu i ivt*ii o x ih 'Vi m h * , , r . * i h'anioii N ov a rro in “ lien H u t ." " " I , . " 0 ' " J " ’ V! " n 'aider the manage,, ; [li- '-'id spider i-t ,'oiitli \ inert .. , .. , ,.■■, " " II I , car e, walh Ms sulmc,„te." 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I la iit e n u mu iie e n e il d a m e Hour am ul th e m o l l e a u li l u l iiu p n a l a e in -ii —:t)- . ■' ■’. . UTMOS IFirst Celebration ‘O f‘4th’ In Kansas Held In Year 1804 Eat Your .»» ' ENJOY YOUR . jkr> TUB aAOT^KP HERALD. SATURDAY'. J P tY 3, 192C • *• ■' r," V1-! " ’ I"-'1' ‘•'"'D k' w ill be made. ‘ he Pall ( loses P ro m p tlv 2:00 A. M. Make reservations immeiliaU'ly lor the most georgeous Hummer season Imll of Florida's History through the Volusia frolics Association, care of Chamber of Commerer, Day Iona Peach, Florida. Frolics Annual (Jraad Call, Daytona Coach Occam I or ( as.no, l uestlay Ivvcning, 10:0(1 o’clock, admission pei4couple. No reservations needdd. M E N U ’ C o ! NT MV FUIKI) CH ICKEN \ VIU CIN IA HAM I.M T IK 'K a n d TO M ATO ES , M ASHED POTA'rOES STE A M E D MICE CUKAMKD ( ’ A It MOTS FUIIOD CAHUAGK - DESS EMM’— ICE CUE AM A N D C A K E * ~ DUI NKS— ( OFFEE ICED T E A BUTTEIi;*i ILK / $1.00 VALDEZ BLDG. N. MARK AVE. 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H a r b o r , huMtiui utiout l i t 1S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e 2t!tli d a y t h r e o - u u i i r t o i ' s o f a mi l, , h o l o w o f J u l y . A. H. lair,. t h e n u nd C o n e vii. In Horrilnnlo C o u n t v , ]> I- ■ - t h e r e Iiniko a n s w e r t o t h e Hill o f Ida, o n tlio l i no o f (Ini Flojrhili Cnui pl a I n t e x h i b i t e d nuulust you, I'htst C o a s t Itiillrond, s a hl mi l ! |»o- o t h e r w i s e a . I■I r , n p r o e m i t e s s o w i l l Ine n t e r e d a u a l n s t s o u IMU l o c a t e d n poii I lie aforcsahl i i r o p o r t y , s p o r l f h a l l y sel o u t as, I T IS ( I I LOKt l KI I T h a t Mils Cllltl l a t t e r y o f ll>roo h o . h rs l o s t n l h s l * i •*11 tie pulil I s l n d ptiee a w e e k f ur ill s a i d mi l l 1ml f l t t u r e s t l o i w i o . f u h r imnsi' i ii 11 ve Weeks in i l i r Su uc o m p l e t e : l ivo i tin Ino s f o r po\v,*r f o n l H e r a l d a n e w s p a p e r pu hl i s l i In s a i d m i l l ; n n o h a u l up. c o n i - I • d lu S e m i n o l i I ’u u n l v a nd h a v i n g • Jtlili! f o r Ions in sai d r i l l l : e n c | a C' - uer a l dl s l rjtitn Inn. l l i r o o s a w e d i t o r sol liv,, rollin ' I t V I T N K S S Mi han d anil o f f l e l n l complete, a Hli f 1x t il i t o the Seal o f s ai d t ' l i e t d i C o u r t , Mils the s a ut e : o n e W h e e l l i m s l e o l o a u i a a e I‘. ith d a v o f t i me \ 11 l!)2(l. • "I'll f e e d Kl eum ilrivi' e o i n i d e t o ; , V. , K I Mil T ! I, ASS. o n e hIi i I, c n h l n a n d f i x t u r e s c o m ­ C l e r k o f 7th J u d i c i a l C i r ­ p l e t e ; alt l i ne s h a f t s a nd p u l ­ c a 11 'Court, Semi nolo l e y s : hut t l a w s , II lu! o i l i e r t n ■C o u n t s . ITorlda lllot ti enl s in f i x t u r e s 11 soil in i n n Ms \ M Ur. e k s . II. C •l oci Ion « llh. lu o r a i i , m| s a i d I AS i ! SI I \ HON. s t u mi ll, n In i her s p e e i I l e a l ] y sel Si »He 11■-I .Mill "I I ‘ nllllSl l f ■a i h liei e iti ' T mil ; tin C o n i p l a i n a u l E 3 ; Ki h i i' <*k i ' i n u : i i E rlttic avi l o f > nil dii appuu r f o f A u k )•-*'( A, l ' ijV VMiiipl.iMit f i l e d I T H Kit f >lt I >1:11MI» lii.1t f I’ uhllviil hui lie p u h l l . h anf pi ' d H i t i i IiI, it n e w s slivd .In Siiufuril, Hi' mlu n c o a Wvi k f o r f«*in (vneks. f t m y h a n d a n d (Me s e a l Trull Court ul SHiif otil Bin 3 r d d a y o f J u l y , A. I*. inlets 389.55 157. 78 330,88 Interest c a rry in g charge 5 '. 17 7 . K5 Name •> . - A.T ale *D#tcrIptiow-' « w » k R H.< r*- * t r a f f o r iv » Foot Fr’nt m a p - *■' SANFORD, FLORIDA Welnkjt Invent. Co., Lot 6 Blk 15 Tr 4 ^ ......... 50 Wutakn Invest. Co., Lot 7 Blk 15 Tr 4 ..... 50 Cumeron & Johnson, Lot 8 Blk 16 Tr 4 (14 Cameron A Johnson, Lot 9 Blk Cameron A Johnson, Lot 10 Blk 15 Tr i S .......... Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 15 Tr 5 . Morris Moses, l.ot 2 Blk 15 Tr G k Morris Moses, l.ot .TBlk 15 Tr 5 Martha C. Page, Lot 4 Blk 15 Tr B . Meisch Realty C’o., Lot 5 Blk J5 Tr 6 1 .... Mamie Kate Whittle, Lot 0 Blk 16 Tr 4 Robert Williams, Lbt 7 Blk 16 Tr 4 S. 0 . Shlnholsor, Lot 1 Blk 16 Tr 5 . S. 0 . Shinholser, Lot 2 Blk 10 Tr 5 1. WELLINGTON’S ADDITION' TO SANFORD, FLORIDA. C. F. Teague, Lot 20 J. T. Allen, Lot 21 ..... J. T. Allen, Lot 22 .... J. T. Allen, Lot 211 ...... C. G. KEELEY’S ADDITION TO SANFORD, FLORIDA T 340,33 Atlantic Coast — , r ^ Final Aitk’L Line Ruilrond Co., Beg at Abe Intersection of the; . 1 East line of Dak A ve., with the 'N orth^y . a line o f the right of way of Lake Charnf*'* $ 27 9. 42 Branch of A. C. I*. R. R., thence Southeast­ 2711.42 erly parallel with the railroad trapk: 450 feet, 357.65 thence South 61.7 feet; thfmcff'Nortlrwesterly 279.42 parallel to railroad to EhmI line of Oak 279.42 Avenue,, thence North Gl.*t fcet^lo beginning. 50.6 Your satisfaction with Frigidaire is guaranteed by the financial and engineering resources ,of General Motors, by its reputation for quality, / products, quantity production, great value, low price. There are new metal cabinet Frigiduires— and Frigidaire inechunical units to lit your . present Tee-box. Ahy Frigfdaif’tf tan be Hou^t on the GMAC time payment plan. Ask us for complete information about Frigidaire. HANK. t. [prescription for Fever, ] “ A m id Majestic P ines” D oes it mean independence in every sense of the w ord ’ or does it mean just the “ Fourth of J u ly /’ <| T h e reading of the glorious deeds of our forefathers, of the signing of the Declaratipn of Independence, should not alone suffice to make us feel the spirit of the holiday. Bilious Fever. Ilia the germs Each man am ^w om an should seriously consider the \a Few Left- - meaning of t l^ w o r d JA CK BURN if, H ItefHTsentalivt' < 116 «*\Sr I st. f [the opportunity o f warded t he Ford I one karat diamond “ independence.” Until some means have h^en»accumulated by w hich security irt-old age may be assured, no one person is independent. T here is a world of difference *w hen the first tw o letters i of that w ord are removed. clases July 10. be made in front pnford Herald' at O n e outstanding fact should be studied. p. m. r“ * L A IR G ASO LIN E N o real estate ow ner will ever actually be dependent, providing he Eager Pow er” buys w isely and then retains his holdings. mtral Florida Oil Co. Everv clay will be “ Independence D a y ” to the man w h o looks tributor For ahead. trig* comfortable Clyde Liners and get iREAL' ENJOYMENT ilalr Products > out of yoor jooroey to frJcwYork.''' rice Js Right JBroad decks, delicious ■denus, perfect rest and recreation. Orchestra. VNFORD LUMBER CO. |AwooderfaHrift S slttn s* I r o n . PRICE, Mgr. frst* S|. Phone 472-w ii 1.9. “ A rr — ™ IS M 14 J a i / Ai” S"fs*» Ad«. „ t 19 U i r ^ S ' S n a - ., .. • is 5V « * h « . a w t u n nplete line of L d^P ine J A C K S O N V IL U E U N E W M . •HSIttrilM' “ C U r e llM " 1I M July . ., I_S IT M A ■«. u . .„. NEW BER Y A R D . Sinclair" 282.77 Atlantic ('oast 2 7 9 . 4 2 Line ftnilroad Co., Beg. nt tho intersection of tho 357.or West line of Oak Ave. with the Northerly 279.42 lino of the right o f way o f Luke Chnrni 279.42 Branch of A. C. L. R. II., run Northwesterly 385.60 pnrullt^ to railroad track 150 feet, thence 385.00 South 61.7 feet; thence Southeasterly parallel 385.60 to railroad 150 feet; thence North 61.7 feet to 282.77 385.60A hegi tilling.............................. .............. . The above and foregoing Filial Assessments are payable in full up to July 15th, 1928, without interest; and ni'ter such ilato safd 135.30 assessments are payable in ten equal annual installment** with interest .135,30 nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred paymenlH. 279,42 * Witness my hand na City Clerk nml the ileal of the 166.81 Sanford, Florida, this 12th day of June, A. I). [920. L. 11. PHILIPS, City Clerk. (Seal). 279.42 165.4 I for 6 mnliths -F T O R K SVMlMiK R XU U m iQ N FARES M S .If On Sato f/nf(j S«ntembar t i . Xkton|h tickets sod b u n i« cheeksd to sli Northern PoUts. * AUTOMOBILES CARRIED —Consider Sanford Grove —Remember the Past, But R ely Upon the Future. St. Joluis River Service u l I* Siftford, £itopr{ifa'JkNM Sprint, DaLud, PakAik W L l\ JacktonoilU Dotty Sunday 4 p.m. imi La. Sanford Daily Ex. Monday 12:15 p.m, C o t n e c t l o B « t f t a f cwid flroaa a n d t o O r k a t f * ; T w a p a , Fniffct ta Bodon— Freight It Mhui— k Piaster Hoard 'i W U Sailinga every IVednetdat . Sfylingt every Tuetda] w aBnm K M East of tha WcBt line of Oak SOUth Keen better all the time. , FORD COUPE AND DIA­ MOND RIN0 I ■ Given away July 10th. A number with each 5 Gallon* Gas or 4 Quarts Oil. R1NES FILLIN G STATION 1113 SANFORD GRO VE 6 1.29 General M otors 1 is back o f Frigidaire >66 f ^ 8. O, ShlnholMiv Lot .14 Gertrude C. Hart, Lot 8, Independence D a y— what does it mean to most of us? I.E (’IMiXTY, and 130. K0 L abo ratory inupistion of m a i V i n l I^-gnl expen.'«:>, advertising, ef Engineerin g 5'!. ■llill’ I T T - C r t m T O F THUS I !H J l l l l l l A I . < IIHT IT | in ask r»n phills 18).00 Extra Work Kla. i -1 ay 17- 2( •11. to (ie $30.00 1308 lin. ft. 3 in d rain tib'koi' $100.Dll per M. 37! liti. ft. 12 ” pipe (a) $ \().r V.- K. I l l l l ’ l i l . ASS, "C ler lt, Circuit Court Se i n i i i o l o l ' o ii n i y, | Florida. p y x v . 10 l ) o u k l ass. I). C. r« r l O w A- C a r i i c n l c r , NCKIIY. C COUNTY • J * <** FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. -T T O a l l P W H ’E R T Y O W N E R S O W N I N G I ' R O I ’ K K T V o n t h e F O L L O W I N G A V E N U E ’ I >A K A V K N l ’ K FROM T H IR T E E N T H S T R E E T TO ll ll iH S T R E E T . I n r i i t i t i t i r r . *u-;\ - j I he fallo w in g is tin* fin a l ysl im.'il <nl co *1 of paviiq; Oak Avenut* I n m t ' i xi. m i l l it, , from rhirtiH'iith Street Suulh (*> llig ii Street ;i width of 2 1 feet with c m a i i , ri.oitiD A. r i.it v. sheet asphalt' on a 6 inch rock base. i; W I L S O N . 1508 cu. yds. exeavatiou (id 40c $ 603.20 K S a n d A I . H K I ’. T L. 1583 tin. ft. concrete curb & gutter (u) 76c 12 0 3. 0 8 ^.Il U*)>M lit). fetiUnnlN, Ki mnn .ImirH 73 tin. ft. single curl* <o 3,'c . _ 2 5. 55 lluiixl Al t i crt I, .1niit’s Sii^ 1 1 m m th«* Mviii n bill 2123 sq. yds. rock foundqtiort (ft' 80c j 698.4(1 |t firi*d lirri'tli Unit vmi f 2185.86 JAi'i'N i if rrMbb’ iti * < an - 2143 sq. yds. 2 in. sheet nyphnlt tot* h r ..$1.03 h it t |i il t > •»ti sit *• i n i l i f 3 cn, yds. ChiMt IL eol^i'ete tti' $23,110 6 9 . 00 tip IIk c (if t \\ • iH\ -t*n» du v hltl total ... 4 ^ ’^ ___ ■ •0 2 b1.98 To he bimfif' oottNljr. adjaetttt property ownonf. * . Numbw o f f«rt'Jront*ge 1894-8. ' AaueBkriWbt f 8ot firoaU#tf $5.9884 Ttirma: CnaM., Parehastti1 to p»J ' f t i ‘ i--f ft # 1 •- SANFORD GROVE; Inc. E.C. MILLER, Prea. - Pint,National Bank Bldg. foion« 249 Sanford Ave. Sanford. P h o w o 4 C1 -J j Fla. �I.1 , Tgfc .,?P* $8 r ••$? r ■■ »■ ’ ^il1 roa d w a y A c to r s O ff F o r * C o u n tr y l T o S p e n d S la c k : Season y ‘ "Country,** nx .Mine.] Yorker W ith r . i lelirntionn planned for In see tjie Orlnn<lo-Sanforil hall tlie Knurth o f .Inly | luiiu,h Imili tn ornint au<l afterSitllfnnl Iinliiktv, I. ill e.ln ’hf lot’l l eiti/eiii noon. Orlando pljiyn a( Mnnii ipal n to th(f lieui he a I’ ield in the ninruiiiR llitd ill the will* iiri.lin m i lake ri’ iirh' . : 11 <■rni■i u fn'li term s iuiirney ImtK Mill In llu i:limit the eenlral to O r h n d " for Hie nmtiiiee. '■i attered t h la yver Sunday and .Nutnei ..us deleirations are e \ st* t ion nf I necteij liom Orlando and ih ’ l- m d Miyulav. ftea*rvn tu i for ninny dinimr for hotli tin raeea and the hall . ml dan, ine u " N e a hiA;t* aha. heen ,, nt.- here are ex iiiritlr anil M<r several la l i a r r t 4 t . , . are r e „ „ r i.d m he m aking |.i-p a rn ‘ " ' l 1''1 In ns to h i1 :l Hie Inrifest rrowil 'I’iier, ore il towns named m i lie hiati 'f their husinesses. h i.tn U e in he t ’ ailed Stales. M jiiiv eal1 have lM‘en mi.de fie I ’* iip,, who I urn l heir lues mil talde.i I'm ■ h Sundav ii]ui ,Mmi ■ •• .dkiitiT 1:d «• from IX to d.’ V ami wit, ihe trend toward Hi. \\ > n l o p. i , , . 11 , u o r ' t e | e . I h a III f t h e y Inl.i and l» lea in full .swim* h ri'igpl. earl' *In \ I ly-1t even Hie sin; lie: ■Viill.. d road I on • "o expi’eted to iiene J Ilf i'mu. a new Mejia! for use f i t i i o , " t>' irreat nnmlier < in i l i « i .:I wink wiiiVe ureal leo.Tfiftti.d t 1(otis. i " hi at a la r aeids is re.Mm ,i n . are plamiinjr I ' i Lid . lenmi'i u1 h 'ne. wiiere vaehl raei <in m • *i 1 mill to lust ! iWIO limes will he t; I ! Mondey mi |,ahe 'I, .1.0. I ' in plat ilium and in oiie■Monro, 1 il olher.s are idaiinine iu e ii • 1 i i-lteilp. In V a r io u s J o b s N E « T n i l K , . il M P 9 r . » l h r rv! '* Brondwnyh, netu.‘* > “ country". Must of w o rk , however, ntOeud " f _, .N c * YOUR BUCKET Of''JOY WILL BE FILLED tAT THE ilH,| .................................. .... l " tlirm I ,mw h e . , * -erv ...» I hi "Ill'll l l u v ’ ...... 1 • | . Hunting C h o n , , i . i r D v«ni ( W;Ui ................. M1: „n* ly Hu* I '*•'" r" ' HO 1(tu:,i., .» n»,y !>«•■* utsul - < ll" ' 1 if emu nvineilt !un n thin till* ar.............. ■ m $f|| L‘ h1’ clt5; f ' “ ' a ; ' ' ‘f h,',. ,M u i i , l „ r , . . ... ........ nil enn £<> to H ' " ' ,r *' * . | . f t , .v i lorn m mU re-., Imp*. Ing tile lean l.mnth:* on the Kmim. , , Out in (ho ‘ Vuu.it. v ” on n . i t h i.:-m I .my ml,,., , £•}{ ij proxiii.nlely IV ) - t " . k ....... patilv- 'x ' ' / '' ? rt, V ' ‘ " "" ,v * * , * . ,, ,,,/tiin rt V In ► < 1 •' uirngV.ii. 'll s. , ■: " V ' K ’ W n .i" M»l rn ■* ’It* mi el...... . in , \ * Rialto CJiiiel hi Suimiier "I 11* ’ , u '1J v ’ 1% ' Only « few cnitftt.i.’ding ilintn.’i ; itiuniiil. w Ini* . 1 iiieceHse.i run through ll.e hot un i hr.lit » 1 iVi" ' numths 'in New W l , . Uum e 11mile.-, for eva.n,.,. 1 111 •' a t I ho box offiee s ta rt* rI ri ■i >r*r' tt-r 1 Hi hjiht opera ' " " ' I ‘ ’’ Hurt of I l l’ ll * . o f f in Alny nml hv ■luiie, llu’ ■dump ' im n h m e to id '- ' O' Hie I »(• V J > , In in full foree. ' I ’ "'" l ' " ' P ' m '' inn I l* A t Tlinn tin* rrvii*** lo-rin I h* »s ' *i "ii ' *♦I ' i lnirf*. ij openings, the jiiim ifuii mirn tin Ain*tr*if tin i p ,,i a ‘ yi*|ir bvilHr “ (Jrint Trrplp.lfitinii 1 , ’ f*nfl i:t*\ f i i,r!J13i t‘!\ 'V * H^ I'M Mi' h i , le||<l m f l.j evil !.■ . J “ Tho Merry VVm Id." ;iiul /n - e - 'm e i- e 1 i m u - t l ; , in ]h ''.luehi.n |, , f , j; j, u| idl'r hell i \ In feJtl'/i "The t ’ll I rn Iie;n li <,ni," I'1" ' ■. « " il i .n i . i n n '. I’l n , ■■■-■i I I h, p.eiiHi h t nil le , Chnutu(i(i(|Ui|i( n o w u i i *n n - . m t i m e r t r y o i i l i 1 ,l *. " . u n i \s i l l >! a r l , I,. I'elf h, oe hv i. Mel 1hell nil' nod are stressing ilranm m Huur pr, rM ■ o he .■ m a h i m :■ + * ’ r u rg ram s, sail) f'aiil Ih illre ll, m l ieg I h i , u i; h t hni k and t i e ' e d ai n ■■ (l | ' I • ' I 11 ' ,i 1. W a l l . h ie ,u , head of the E ip u t j, and a < n re ; I"' ad ai.ei p iaid.-, n., He’ 1,1 >' . i hai ■■' In i I,,r lies. I : p|,i up, d all it employne nt for many m tor 1 '■■i “ *n. " Iu e ii i” pin I he,mini' _ >n | w n ' nt i <i on H e lit ii *l.i, o f hi , ■v, has heen provided. Hundreds <>f | \n*ru-*l t" Ido me i n'srplem Mu rr ktl > K" p.:’ - l_v: i Iw-i I Im ' . 'H e 'T h e V o lu sia C o u n ty -F r o lic s M u x ic B y DON RITCHIE , -Ni\ntl His Utile Club Orchestra “ Five Peppy Frolidkers” Drive Two Blocks NVirth of Granndn Ave., anti One Block West of Dixie Highway to North Biiljfcwood and UiKhland Avenue's, Ormond, Flu. DININti 1*01 *1.1 A It FRICKS DANCING On Sunday and E v ery Lake M ary Casino * H IV H -l'S 'I.A K M I " f in.'U t” iuid in a nn do al .loi n j im ni i t,Men in l'h'\ pt al,,, hi ) 71m AND \ T IM \ l M A ID MILK. N. I: ll l t O M K p L'.1, >t pro ',e,. 1 H 11 , lAlileu l-'rtmi Sanfnni ; | I,,, a,e 1, in 11 no in *’.• 0 I \ | 1a that l ad 1 pi 1 lo t in gti 1 .1 j ™ ,| 1 , ed ■ 11 hoti 0 " eei'i id, I m il 11 p i, . ill ,m 1 O’ a i r in I.,. m i m Hill piolily of Wink will r o l i l * \ Hu e 1'll 1 tint il will pay to let 1 Jj 11 In the laretakers ot voifi n i n s t 1 IT in k , ■ I ' o n i n r l j With Ifov.il tle a ne ra i j 1 ■ Florida (loaners » and Dyers ) , IN* Suits, Slides, Spring Boards, Diving Tow« ers, White Sand Beach. i i m I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ & ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !< ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ % y, * 1m 1 „/*, A n/"1l.*, %} . ■ S ’*. ® '• nJtT ■ 1 Jy remain Miiii’di" 1 Worried imd wealttiv Ne w ftpent tryin g yeniH ill ■ i g n , 11 , l i •- 11,1 m >1 andBLACK 1 ,1 ni*, 11 i-mid I' l l ..........tom -I I'li'i'ii , i k 11,,s'. 11 I I I .In I,' ,'i I 'l l’ *I" p il l I |,|| ( \V ,11 1 1 1 11 -1 1 I I,' Mag,,' I ur ',i ,' 1 p• I,’111 ,- 1p 1 ■ '• 11 ■ !' 1 1 11. a , , ' u ,, ,1 ' ■ 1 Sv,uk oil it 1. 1 . 1 •a i p 11 ■ ,| T. a e 11 1atni il ,1 1 i i a l ’.i 1, lu.iMi, al a 11 T to |i D in e and D a n ce Pollies Food Pa r Excellent O Burgess Milk Products Co. I 10 Wt-ul Sei nnd Si red ■ ' l o l l . , v. II.. i1:1 , e in g» ■ M.dlelieen seated lie;,,, He ir |i......r, mi rolls up, helieve I’li.oiue I i llu j Spend Your- Holiday • Irene Rich,) “Tie Isle Comedy and Tr| t WEDNKSDJ “ Wfai —Comedy' ‘Keep Tiyir t h u r s iM DIN NER P A R T IE S A S P E C IA L T Y I * 1 til.nl l i k e pat S im J Aesop's Kelt y 11 way Iui.ii'd in llu pi ml mI ol ... 1, I ' l l ' ....... .... t ,11 I ” I h. o' l g l t i nl l d w u l i a p o p i i i T im deluge ol t< .1 ................... Juicing in hixurn- ■ 11., a t .,1 | 11 i l lg bluu n in i'ra ii.ii vi Ih.w 1. I ■ 'enn.tl, *him re n ilte d 111 ,1 ■ w , .............. . f o r a* least mu’ . w '1 . 1 ! ■ 1 A M i l t I t 111 1 l i e K , ,.I I '• e I III'. pi , il n i t i i ’. a “ Si no ol lu I;,, in Al unage.unit Ji ui . i agt’ . n o f in tue L O N G W O O D Cream* I ORANGE I Lf )ut 11(1.1* i h i i .i I I ht i :ip\ t , I I n,m 1*•111 *, vDi.ili- iiiue nignulIi ' mI ni 1lit A IM tl'D.111 f*11*,1111,| H. | -11 11r 1/<,I. ITIC A 1II IIf lull I'lU llllil t* ihaM I'M. It uu |Hunl Ilull Dl' I ll'.l .j I'nrni a gnml ital.il hy cal\sa\ 1pHI e me. Nladi- Bv Ihi* pul h nr mi nn imill htisjHi aI-, lhi* inf' mm r In* ( '. l ain ami lak* rug . t .*11f11•* ln 1 »r"k 1"'|s, I1 iug a iinarl null* lu r till* 1 m l l nt ml mi ■rei n h. Iks. •■ s l l d o t i ' i l hoW i d .1 '*> ,1 M' u - ’ m i l I 1 11 Milanc NeJ Reginal I)ennj| u lie ( ii'.Tin i ;i ■ e. u»j t.'i|\\ T he mi'chniiirnl 1 imtigi” m ItlV o f thu hint nuiirt'l' . i n l i u v him \ ri i id i’ll 11vc* l" *1 n I i I;i fh if.tl ?■ "i l e f t hut httnill Ir m e upmi u 1 itaim <t. 1Id- Hi **olu ay i In.1fi t i*u; o f N e w Y o r k yininguiei 111d■ | m lire ViMl i »f a f f ■*v n On tlie hidewiilks mil' • the C’ ,nil I ' f I 111 , , old fn m ilittr heun lute, nu’i *>• ■(• l . i R m .J II ighii t . I . .1 • «• \\ In ill - i.| scotch, town hall, ropi i--T'I ■i * • 1 ml US VM II M In; |H . \\t «l« II'1111' 11' 1H'» V*1" TD lu nrinoncrV hime and “ Andy " 1 1' Ia a* \ Dial I II, \ 1uir J ! Ill 1 • t , 111* I Ji» I \ t '|l VJJD, f 1,4 I, 111;' E v e n nuii|i Itoxen willi 1 ""d'-n t lu) I I 11 1 nil III lu r l l l l l i ’l ll l t l l ' J " 1 h 1 ‘ n il t ij* . * ' * 1 * (n i II It * 1 I liaI -I" w I icc I h have not I>••*■n i n t m l il,' 1 d [Im* “ hd aiul IId L M>.n • "III on a It'd «I;tv. ■ I'liminuled hy the modi rn . ' . a l i i 111 .1 Li ’ t i y»'I 'Ini imf tin * nfi T he (ting Hong cnlli ol tin t-aim Lu I * i 1 In t 1.id l mui l,11 j' 1ny too, fiuve reflated ehangi . f ’ i iin ' ( M a in 1 m ade Sithwny exeiivnlioii' at t'o luu h u Circle have neecsMilati d lau u i;* w id e r main high in the an '■v■■1 Jlroadway, and the lain t-omim ini .at lliia pu^ii nh*iut, " l.n w 1'iidi” . K e e p V ou r tuuils." One fidiolatly looking romliii t u V illi huni 1 im mrd pm 1arli idliclu M hi w a n iin g 10 vs" 1 <t m I i i i ’I i helilom lull to jirovok■’ lh, m i r th of hm pa 1 iig e i’*. " i t u > head eonut nn 11 m " in a * "h in d Charleston Swimming, Dancing and Boating, Bath- I'.MclU; ivt‘ A pen Is Ini' lip' fiitiiuus ■ Waller llageu" lv|iii|,ment .Alaiutliulureil al luaipunnii. m u a n a i i D R u i i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ m i i M i a i • n a x u i i m li' “Aloma of? South Si Review h pi pi,III 'IM.I’I Ml \ | 11. M i" p ii 1 l|i p' I ill I i ' I.. hi do hiti u d In 11 anu 11 11:/l,eio. il .MV a la 1. p .p u j w le- w ill --4* il Hi * * .il I ill I ‘ ill I’ Notes From New York City • :i mu .A -.. Over The Holiday \t mi-: San l ord Country Club ’ M| , 1, V, 11V 1 (DON;! 1, I*m1h m * 1 a i d 1 ” 1! M a : In” 1 |l A III' M hi 1.eai'Ui , 1 ,11, mi 1111 1 , 1 •1,»i 1011, Samui l I io I i m , li'tt, mid A ud i' < ol> n of the .lewieii rn* <• in the Nation, d I i.n: illfit’ltliTu, llohne In nip a i h u r t ; l " p I ” * 1 jito|Mind m i ond lei 111:111 w ith llu- Hi iol llnddy Mi'jei i- I lu I ne .liwvi li I ■ H la g third and hurt I u \\ ;i liinglon k' - II | ill, >, *1i, 1 ,| \\, —r R'jf H. Good Place to Go itii.ii. 1 il |e Ladies ! By special arn m erits w ith the GildaO ray' III Chicken &Steak Dinners * MONDAY m o u n t jJictiu-Cii, WE SPECIALIZE | m e m jo n , , f i |l(. b r a i n III’ I 1 ■| d , Ia 11 p 1111r11•. . t | "(to HUM u .„ ||, ,r ,|,| | 1 ’ I e li 1 !. r hail haft I he I ih fl'1 .' 1 in ' •I. I ’' ! ' , tile 11 1 01 li D iiriiik O th e r A f t e r n o o n Crystal Lake Dining Parlor 1 Claim Odd Distinction 1 £=~ LITTLE* C L U B at the De Leon Springs Hotel Fishing H a lf IV,ay Between Orlando and Sanford on T)ixie H ighw ay Ono o f the wotid tures of the �■ ■ ■ ■ g g g g g g g «g g g h H g M g g W B R g g a g g a R a a R g g g g g g g g g g g M rm M a M H a a g g n g M ifn g g g g g g g g g N g g g g g a g a g g g g g g g | m g g g g n ii 11— Autom obiles fo r Sale ford I)*lly Herald ad«, will be received ntr and collector non! ely for payment. 10c a line .................... He n line ........... ' 7r u line rates on request. uee.l rates are ' for Insertion*. Is of average length n line. charge o f 30c for inn. rtisintc Is restricted .classification, r is nimio Tho SnnwiII bo reaponsjbio Incorrect Insertion, er for sub sequent ic office should he edintely in case of i [DVEHTIfiKHS kid representative familiar with rates, classification will inpM e information, ju wish, they will in wording your to make it more ef^RTANT NOTICE iers should give their ■posto/fico address as heir phone number if results. About one kt o f a thousand has )nc and Ihe others lm unirate with you py know your address, tontinunneo MOST la1 jvrson at The Sanford [fire or by letter. Teleirontinuonees are not ! Efficient unornU's r o r S a le. CSED CAR BARGAINS IKNFGIIT and Overland. M. Motor Co., Park midi Ini. I 1 G ardn er T o u rin g . 2 1925 Baby Overland touring. I 1925 Wallis Knight tinning. irtlDGF O. Phillips Co., Im*. rears and Graham Trucks Id Hn-I St. Phone 3. I 1923 Hun k louring. I 1928 Baby, Over land tom mg. rates 3 Kurils, louring. I >utor:i Cleveland Six ILK Jf UDSON ESSEX NC. 1)3 Oak Ave. Phone -11 ! It Is f d r t h r r ( P l t D E R E n t n o t i c e he puhl l sl l ei l In t h , A I I F I t A L I ) , a n e w r i i H p e r putillah On o f " id; .1 - m i n o l e c o i i n t v , Fit] oiN-n e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r t o o l l i v e We e ks . W [ T N K 8 H m y h a n d -xod t h * f h l a l s e a l o f t!ie P i r c u l l »r,.|||' e f the Se ve nt h J i d n l . n Ci rcu it o f . t b a S l a i n o f i-T >rhla, til jir.i! f-j,- fe^ntl n o ' e C o u n t y , Fi nrl dw. oil i n n f e l l tla> o f J' mo, c. ■ I . n-f.t ;*'l V. K. n o t J O I . AS H . Clerk, , CJrctiii C o u r t HRAL' ) Hv A. M. W(#*k*. .v. . I »* putv C . cr k . W ILHON. I t O P H l t f i L D l U t A R O Y Hoi let t o r s f o r ( i . o e l a l i u m t . 1 Bull .1urn, fi-li-l9 .au. j u|y j. in ~t i i b rin criT r » v R T ' J,iM v '! H \ T I I J l I I M' IA I- C l H C U IT, I H M I e , NOI. K I ' O I U I T V . K t . O H I O A . C •Si « II %M si it ro OKUKII q i it.;r t i t l k . I K |*t Ml I C t T I O t . M CIIOHTMV.’ V T <’ (•! ! P L A I N AN T. -V.i. I. ■ W I L I . I A . l l S T i V K l V K l I, E T A L . i «i : f k n i » 7s .\' t h ‘ i :*un I’ml, Ave. fi h ; K A M M O T O R < O. Be R M \ N I N I M ARC E L W A \ I N C I Park Ave, ami Comnielilal St. r ■ » r I’ h mi e 193. | tl Automobile Co. Phone 137 M CHRYSLER . by o \vner 180 aeres per month for 12 months with 8 llvlnhl "f ,^-kn ■' 1 !,h*tl!,i .) iicttu ' per is tit. ’Then assume culitruet. |iit|ii i1 li o ill*! ) to 1 1 I cl 1 ci i l . t! t* o In I ...... I 11 in k land, one h a lf mile (427) on li.ird load 'Trout creek ru n ­ I ning l l ......tgll land. W ill sell as a Lot iut corner Union and Pine Aves. ~ 4Tvh0 le or in fo rty a r i L tracts on nhrdUgh 3rd •Str.ootj yiyjA Hldxl50. KUOMS, with or without meal* Prico for quick sale at $225 per Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. easy terms. Call u r w r ite Lewis foot. EUGENE <) 11 . I'ei mmien I Wave Kcs-dcr, 212 lie inly S tre e t, F t. for $111 pei bead. Graduate op-1 ,, ,, , M y i / ; , Kill. The l l a s k i t , MARMONS SAI I F<liL R I N I Two bedrooms ear w 11 11 I win bed Call 4 I 1 Park. . M. nlnm H a r r i e t t ' s B e a u t y B a i l o r , hoiiji J |., |, pj- appoint mi nt era 101 : m Mm mello Beauty Shop, 1 HTA'l'i: 1IK Kl.l >l[li.,V 'I <* \S III lain y*nclv Wi 11, a n d — ■ S t i ' i k w f l l , h li wifi'. S. i Hip Ma r i n ■^" "■kwcl i ......I StofhWBn, hoi fi(isi»,t:k f. I* j* f O'MotiMry, ^ntl I 0'l»'»fci«-l V. Ill AJa> ':'l. I - Ulutal, J,|v v ) t o , t . u 1 I! I ' r i i , a it 1 ------- —■» v , ," 14 o i f o , »■: 1 . lltinror, a n d *' h »' *t: hi *4 i i * . \V. 11 kotl 'H ltll.'k. I Ifl ' fr 1.11a, 1 •inoin ru I, and 11 P. ; •it adn U. h. *. osloi i n‘i , .1- W-- H * t f i* hi, ,1 Mil MnlfliUtl. Ills wl f wl !■ ci.ji k it ml — 1 'lurk, .lily o if. REMOVE THE CAUSE of Hint I Rheumatism, Sciatic and Neu rilis by taking CHIROPRACTIC |special adjustment. Phone IS2-.I |for appoint incut Dr. W. H. ! MaeDougatl, Isl Nat’I. Bank Bldg Room 31)7. — R oom s p tir lIoU H ek ffllltlg ------------T W O R o o M Apartment f u r r u lied f o r liidil house keeping, i!9 < Ink Avenue. (528) ATTRACTIVE looms to rent for Corner lot on Union and Lake stoics or offices at. Park Ave.. View Aves, facing the Lake, north. and Commercial Street. W. M. Nos, 8 and 7. Size 55x132 each; Price $2t)0 per front font. Young, Owner, 288 Park Ave. S i -MIIIImIu V'lllllll s i '1>M Hill. Mill ** u UPl'l* f*n f o l d ( •' n.MfT l|I I $ f w o I Uh. { Wl'l'N'KHS til" loiml ..r V 1; i ml Hi l . AHM, C l e r k ot 111" I’ l i . u H 1 O m i t o f Prllklllole I' ol l l l l v. I l o l l l l a , 111 i b e I ' o t i l l lions" In Smiior Si ui l i i ol o C o m t i v . (‘' l ot bln. I b i s t . till dsv o f . l i n e , A t>. IHJIl. I8 U L ) V i: l i t U' l t l . AS S , Cl ei Ii o f t n 1* Circuit Comi of Hemlnota I'mtiiiy, I'lorlilit. IIv A -M. W e e k s , It, l\ & (.'ox 11oth M nr for rnniplulmuit. • E G of SK» « Of N K H l ' o f S e c i b' t i F i f t e e n t l 5 ) in Tuwi i s l i l p T n e n l y I ZOt S o u t h . f t ui i Ke T h l r t y - •w o ( 1 .' I Itast. 111 [\ Tin. N o r t h H a l f o f t h e Southeast Q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u t h e a s t Q u arter < NG o f HKVi o f HKW> i . r ^ o c t i d n K i f i e e n ( i f . ) in T o w tislilp T w e n ty i.'o) South, Itange T h irty -tw o • IJ) East. Th e North H a l f o f th e N o r t h e a s t Quarter of the S ou th w est Q ua rter •N G o f N E ' i o f S W ' U ) A b a ­ il i nil Itm at t h e SoiitlieiiHt C d r n e r v t.f I b e N o r l l i e u s t Q u a r t e r Of Ilia Sool b w. eHi Q u a r t e r ( S E t ’ o r n s r o t NE'4 of s w > i ) ru nning North Si * c h a i n s . W e s t s i x a n d o n a - h a l f • c h a i n s . S o u t h s i x c h a i n s . Eas t S i x and o n e half ch a in s t n h e g l nn l ng , all 111 S e c t i o n - CTXleen (IR) In.-' I 'oubishh. Twvfiky <;o) Smi t a' , Ito nite. T h i r t y - t w o ( 3 1 ) EUtet. (438) i x Tint t Ni TTTFf r o i l t l 1 <»)? COOI/ Housekeeping and sleeping OFFICE FOR RENT’— In Mciach Spanish bungalow on Avacado S K t l l i m . K r l l l l . I T V , k' l. Ol l I t>A Bldg. Apply A. P Connelly & . i.ti ( l i A M i a i t . looms, reasonable. 188 North Polished pine floors. Very attrac­ Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. t *\ TI I Kit I NK BI N HT A It III ' C K, ing Laurel. tive, on lot size 58x127. Has 8 Co i i i p l a l n a oi. PE'TT AND PAIGE VH, rooms and bath. Faces east. $7,V [Sanford Dealer, [FO R RKN T-.THRKE UPSTAIItf? J MODE!, TRIM CO. B. W C P I tit IK, e t nl ■rile N o r t h H a l f o f th,. N o r t h H n ' f 72— \\ h ere l o S to p in T o w n 350. $1,598 cash. Balance $80 per I V K ’S G A R A G E i OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA"W e trim the ear, not the owner." 28— R e p a ir in g - llefumUlll'l o f l h e N o r t h w e s t Qua r t e r <N ' §, ! ok r iim .ie v i'io x 1st St. Phone 817 o f N G " f N W ' , ) Heel loll T w e n t y 7 7 7 .........— - 7 ; TION. APPLY SEMINOLE SE- month at 8 pur cent Interest. V , Phone 817 for estimates. N l l T I C K 3’ t> KNOWN AND I' N S.ANId'IPER INN- -.Moved time cU RITlK S. s i x (211) 111 T o w n s h i p Ni n e t e e n 7777, ---------- P. W. RADF’ ORI) K N O W N H K FI O ND ANTH T Y P E W R IT E R S All M n k is . sold (423) (Et) Mouth. Itange Tliit'ly-twu LLAC OAKLAND Daytona Beach to heuutiful es I --------------------— -----------------------T H E S T A T E OK K L O H I P A , to: I CtZ) Ea s t ‘ * rented, repaired. Orlm klo Type4 rooms and bnth located in Buena 1). W. C P K I O E a mi K A T E I. — PONTIAC VI • BECKER Auto . Electric Company. I w r ite r A. Supply Co. 12-4 1 W u t- t«ic overlooking Halifax river at ! H0A— R eal E sta te D ir e c t o r y . . . . . . , 1 Vista on Summerlin Ave. Has CUJ 1 R1 E b lx Wir.i, A Hit A It AM T h e S o u l he ist Quarter of Ihu d CmliBac Company. corner of Dixie Highway and Cen _______ __ ___ _____________ E le c tn c Specialists on a u t n m p - 1k i Hl m k. Phone 938. Orlmaln. Me Mill ME. Nur i hi Ms l Q n . l i t e r o f the Nor l t i sleeping porch. $4,500. $750 cash. U. ' t J i UNl l AK Ett, J. C J St. Phone -121 1 mobiles. I i'll I Ave,, Ormond, Fla. Roam and 820 J A M E S W 1,11.1.\ . I l>. O A N I I . L . Spartan Service. West Q u a r t e r I S K 1| nf N K I 4 of THRASHER A GARNER Balance $500 semi annually at R 'I'lll i M A S W M O R A N . T W. M O R ­ board r< asouabte rates. Summer N W ',1 ,if Seel lull 3'wunty-slx ■™‘ - Wont First Street, Sanford’ Real Estate and Fire Insurance • E X P E R T R E P A I R I N G ! AN. H V E N M O t . ES l i N. I. M. I' HOHper cent interest. FORD BlUCk C o. IJIQ. 'I'ounshlp N l n n t e e a ' ( HI" July I. Dinners by 1 t«— JlUHinesN Service O ffered T i'p e w r itio s rind Adding Machines. sens....... . I ’l ' t l W A l T , A N N A M F l t l t t l l E E nnd 112 S. Park Ave., Sanford Heiiili, Il,i lm — T h i r t y - t w o fji] |Magtiolia Avenue. appointment. Phone K198M ol' I I T T O n. F H I S H E E h e r l i iiebund. A East , (285) “--------- ------------------------------ I PAUL H. NIX. ■■Phone 387 I. CO U N C I L , P O. N A I L mill W J write P. O. Box 134, Ormond. EXPERT PIANO TUNING and |With Havncs 4 Ratliff. Plume 840 McCALL A FOX, Real estate in­ House on corner Cednr Ave. ntid V A N O E I ( ( lit I KT. If H ■nil; arid If V Mu- N i u t h u e s l Q u a r t e r o f #• thi l Phonograph Repairing by men — vestments. Best buys nrc among Second Street. This lioune has 4 d e a d , al l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n v I n t e l South",isl Quarter of Ih* Nurth 74— AparlmontH For Rent u n d e r the n u o . o n.inie.t d e t e e d V"-I Q u a r t e r t NW<b n f HEM tt hrd^Hieeln* lrain,,‘ l 1,1 fnctory. Let us rebuild I 11(1— T a ilo r in g anti D ressin g : our listings. vPImnc 715. rooms arrd hath. Lot size 72x75. achi nt s , M. IV, ' J l ' it It I E a n d K A T E L N W 1- , ) Heel ton T w e n t y - s l z * (B$7, ^ id I.g g lis. I .. ill1fi ,-pfjniM, ymir old piano o r ] __________________ ____ $5,500. $2,850 cash. Balance 1, 2, C R J I K 4 E hia w i f e , J. V. Mel III I I' E, lit T o iv lislt I|i N i n e t e e n ( I S ) BoutlC k A Palmetto. Phone 341 ; pon ogra ph . KH.LINGSW j a m Mn ' W i . t r . L Y , i» n b a n i e i ., WORTH ' JJA UlHICK STEAM PRESSERY ONE FURNISHED Apartmcni SEE It. <\ TISDALE for good buys 3 years. ^ H.t Hill' T h u n t w o ( 1 * ) East. ■ I T H O M A S W. M l l l t A N . T. W Mt . l t Plume 287-W. 310 Maple. REPAIR SHOP, Temporary ad-J — Cleaning, picsHiiig, tailoring, in Real Estate, 238 Me inch Build­ NASH /o.vi.v 1 AN. H V E N D MI. EHl. N, I. M I' ltt lST h e S, , ni h T w o - T l i l r d s of th* dress 1351 Mellynvilh* Ave. Phone |105 S Palmetto Atruue. Phone ing. ( 3 0 9 ) I ']’ ( ( w A IT, A N N A M. I I t l S U E E a n d v "i Hi T h r e e F o u r t h s o f t h * AVeSt j v a r h l in m o t o r c a r v a l u e ONE 2-loom apartment, one bed­ applied for. |348-I. O T T O It. Ki t IHU E E lier l i os h. i nd. A 10 room houso on E vuiih Street be­ I l o l l o f ' h e W e s t H a l f o f t b* fr ii Mo t o r s c o . COUNCIL, P o . N A I L and W I room, hot a n d cold water. II 85— I .tits F ar Sa le N••1 th* u-,1 '." i n n e r <H » - i o f N tween Elm uml French Aves. Two U pd and Sanford Ave. V A N l i K I l O l U F T . tleci-useil, iis bibrs. ’1 f w 1 ■ >r w g of nev* at stories. $12,000. 1-3 cash. Bal­ ctuVlsvDS. K i m i t u e s ur u t l i e r w l s e a m ' LANEY DRY ri.EAN IN G CO. Magnolia. S e n ,01 Cu.-litv s * ( 211) . T o w n Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. t o K P l t r t l E MO O I I K Hr C O M P A N Y , i s h i pi Miiele<’ ' ‘ Dry Cleaning, Repair.ng and ance arranged. n i l................ i ' l South, Hang* LOTS 50x125 pine and oak shade IKEIt makes all its own i-iitii.iM iici s l o p, uml s u c h mill evui ) I'hlih i two i 12) Eas t . 4 321 E. F'irst Street Dyeing. Phono 185 for prompt THE CLARK Apartments mi the near school. $151) each. It. J kThat’s what ony-profit Ilf tillI'll p a r t n e r s trading nmf j IX bench, reasonable .weekly or 1 We carry a full line (254) service. iloliiK I'lisliivHS u ml e r the p a r t ne r McCabe, Routt* A. Tli e No r t h T h r , * e . F o u r t h * o f t ! L Turn.' i„ and see U us. (,, aro , K1U. i;astl monthly rates. 418-418 South At H' Our |tri, prices are ,light. Cash 5 rooms nnd Imln on Highliinrl s h i p m i m e uf I ' P li l t I E - M l POIIK A I ' as l H a l f • f W e s t H a l f o f Nor t C O M P A N Y , mo t t o T H E I I A U N E S Inntic Ave*., Daytona Beach, Fla.,; ,, , e.isl Qui n l e r i NR, o f Rb) o f "* ll>;> J<>'________[ terms. We wpnt your business Street. Built in kitchen cabinet. to J E K H E P C B M P A N V. I' HK H I H . H ) 5- A — Em ploy m en 1 A g e n c ie s Mrs. o . f . McGuc, prop and Mgr. I ^ A c r e a g e ^ o r Hale G " f N E G ) uf Section Ttfont Garage. $7,501). $3,000 cash. Bal­ t i o m i t b i l l l i f t f u ' E l t Y C O M P A N Y . .1. s i * »-*!I T o w n s h i p Ni n et een, ( j, PERKINS, Haberdasher WILLIAMS COMPANY. ATt ) SEDAN in good coiuli- j, ance monthly. So u t h . R a n g e Thirty-two SEMINOLE EM Pl.t) YM ENT numerous extras. $„l)t) headquarters fur Collegiate O N E F I V E R O O M ap a rtm e n t f i l l ' O U E A N F R O N T lot fur sAlc by O rI 'rL. F u O itn l t Ou EE EU U Y ct I ' OJl i.AN Trc to n East (251) BUREAU iit PAN Y, ciirpiii'iil IniiH. ami 1 ich P a rk Ave. T w u garages. Lang-1 owner. In the sec nnd block Cromer at Seminole clothes! lit) Firt-t Street. Palmetto Ave., iiyino of 8 rooms sold (•oi iioi ul Ions if In Ii k-ii «‘ *ist 204 North Park Ave. Th e Northeast Quarter of the Icy A p a rtm e n ts . F o r information south of new bridge bench ap­ and both ih Edguwoud subdivision .'jpb . __ _ If each. c V p i ’ V i*f 11 Iix v f pint S o i u h e a s t Q u a r t ei o f th* N o r t h - T . proach at New Smyrnn. Address call 838-J. ccirt-orutioii l ownl l y 111hr . ’A . 1 n HAVE YOUR rugs cleaned acien'■'Cl Q u a r t e r I N K 1, o f SEVl u f , , nil lot size. 55x180. Built in kitchen Hfifir' UotvilH IT I'Xlllit'I thl’ ll 111 Ibli'tl .illlt P. 0 . Box 395, New Smyrna, Fla. N E * i > o f Hrclliiii T w e n t y - s i x ( 31 ) ISE 1,1 the Journal-HertificaHy by tho Sanford Rug ‘.12 — H elp W a n te d — F em ale fixtures. Garage. Partly furnishi»f thi' HUPi'cHiorM h9ia ru Ul T " " usl' lii Ni n e t e e n (15) South, |ut!i G eorgias greatest p|,.nning Works. 208 Park Ave. APARTM ENTS, two rooms, kitcli c*l. $9,200. $3,000 cash. Balance i»r$ 1*rul n1 ik*k h nl i l o r m c l a i m Inti m i y l l n n s e T h l f t y - t w o ( 3 2 ) East. Mni TiiiiK* aflornoon ! _ ________________________________ WANTED- Elderly negro woman 1111v 1 t' 1 1 'I i|f|iJtv iGiuh m i l -\ J enette and bath. Ilandsorncly GOLUMBUS (G »..l LEDGER e ■( terms. Can lie bought unfurnisned j " ,t' " " " 1 11•* Nfiht iwrrimrui Inti4, hd Sunday. Classified LAN EY’S DRUG S T O ^ E -P r e ­ to help with housework and live furnished, beautifully decorated, Classified ads have the largest ' Hi * N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of ti ts A for $8,900 Gush, $2,500. ' ■ m m i a l v < ' I Ml I l l K M« MlM v I’ O M N o r t h w e s t Q u s r t s r ( l e s s t h e ISsst" WaycmwH JourJt mier line. WaycrosH | scriptions, Drugs, RoilfiT'Wo nrc on premises with family of three. centrqlly located, select tenants. circulation in Southwestern Goor* Arsrv. T H 11 II A UN* \ . iKH^rv1 Hal f of ih* Moiitjisast Quarter I, Way cross, Georgia. 1 an near you as your phono. Room 1, Moiitnzcma Hotel. Young, owner, 208 xN'urth Park gin. Ru'.e He ( 8-word line) line. m K 9 I 1 * O Mf ' ANV . Tl f l - l ( I I I . l . SHu HO UU J ! iliercof. Keel Inn Twcuty-tlife* . * ' , , ’ V UJCUi' KItV 4M)Mt*ANV, J IV WI I . Call 103. , I 2.11 T o w n s l i l p T w e n t y (JO) H u u t h . ' ' Avenue. Special summer rates. A ttra ctive a ro o m house on l i a MS r o M H A N V . nn<l A T I . A N T l t * ^^llungi?, T h i r t y - t w o ( 3 1 ) Ea s t . E a c h c o u n t y — T h e ------------- :_________________ ________ ONE EXPERIENCED Fordxmi OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales iiLuttn Avenue. $7,000. $1,500 * 1 Il'LF ' lit* K‘ E ll Y COMPANY Mechanic. Edward Higgina, Inc. ;F0R RENT— Six-room unfurnish stupendous develop- MIRACLE Concrete Co., general through tho Xenia Gazette, Zen- (unit. Balance contract. c•urponit o r p o r a l inn.*. i i11) li) extinct or tons. lleegg ii All nf Mouth F l o r i d a C i t r u s O i l k n o w n pin t l e s vv l i o m s o e ' e r c l a i m - j »d about it in the Palin cement work, sidewalks, buildp u n y ' s pl at o f C o o k s Ferry TuWl Rich agricultural dis­ ed garage apartment. Modern in, Ohio. Al hnrwl s i ) uml t o u l pa r t i e s , eac h | s i t e a s s h o w n in t h* l ‘ lat of re< Snmple copy sent on Ing blocks, Irrigj;*ion boxes. J. R. WANTED— Waiter or waitress. convenienees. Gan be occupied trict. Want ad nml dlnolnv rate* nml e v e r y cUi i ml ti a a n y l u t » r e u o r | o r d III I be o f f i c e o f til* clerk I Terwilleger, Prop. Apply Union News Go., A. ( ’. L. July 1st. 2nd Street and Avacado i i i h ' i i v t * In t o e Innil (tit o ty.nl In 135)) T h i r t y - s i x (3S). Forty-tv till* suit -UllJer (III' ■ f til* l i hove MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people Station. Bag* sixty-eight. except lo A-'enue. Phone 4PJ-W. UIIMiUll de f i II t l i t * I,Ill'll Hll’l I ' l l ) ' . T wenty, two (22), Thlrty-flv are intereated in Florida. Each 'A ll.Y TIMES, Tamps. ■BUILDERS— Your homes will t u n DEAN-BERG CORPORATION whoso'imini'f m il ieslileue-s arc un­ C o u n t y . In ' l at b o o k Two (I y, rates 2 eentB a word. J over farter if you equip them WANTED — E X P E tt I EN G E D FOR RENT— Nice cool furnished of them through n classified add in known to tho Couipl.iina il ul Ills the Circuit 516 First National Bank Bldg. Court uf Seni l i nhfrvo entitled ciiiini' mid lo all uti(54). F i f t y s i x tail). Fifty-»* STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 515 1 houBukecping apartment. First the Morgantown POST. Six cents 25c, cash with order, with Kelvlnator. No harm in inPHONE 713 Jtfg' uny Interest or Interests III Ihs H 2 L F or t y - 1 l i r e* (4J)i F l f l y - f a $ ‘ a work for nix consecutive issues. comnlat* rate card. I vestiguting. Kelvlnator Platt Co. 610 FIRST N AT’ I. BANK BLDG.| floor. 3lfi E. 5th St. FULLER MOTOR CO. 11B— Service tat. St, Phone 892 SlalitmM— Repair­ a K IN G U P F A T H E R b y G E O U G E M cM A N U S ill m en are I L L LETT TOU K N O W R1C.HT AW AN J !< (;* , A L L A L IK E e A L ieoos! v jy v , T h e I D I O T *=>:.' Tttftv it> turn! InvoHeil In liils mill, iiuil Intel hstng situate In Seiitlnolo tlcunty, FtorUIn ami dusurtteid as rul Iowa, to-w lt: T ra rf I Tho south IR aers.s j f tlio souitinlist ituurlnr uf ic e southwest gtiurler of Hoction 11, T ownship ’’ ft south. ftariKu *1 cast. I' raet U M , (.tit 3 uf Oeclluri 18 , T o w n s h i p 21 south, ItmiKe 31 yfcsl. Tract ,t Tits soul Meant e c u tor uf tli< , ttiirtbwest -juanor >t bautii-ii il. '* • . 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I III klDIllO' '**, T i - itilml Iilslr.vi-I X. a n d If Ihu s ul d K i i a guaiaiitocd. Residence 217 Hig h ________ _________ _ I Lot No. H, block 14, tier 7 betw een* h i i wir*«, if C Iv n o n c e in- ill nd. o r i f s h e in i u j land St . between E lm and Oak 12th unci 1,’Stii St?*, mi Lfiurel Ave. | <“ '‘1 ^ tin h i.niui m n still h o i . . . ok o f f t r e a s »*tlil ;>-!oiin> KIVK KOi i \1 MOUSK- (itiriiK^1. i n .r «.* . rul ii s, <1* v iMi't’H, O'KiiftD-.s -r k i .t:tt i' pmi ; I s t i n t o r n ol ti . o e s t m o o f C a l v i n B, Plume 71*8W Sui t Mi itH«1 Sin IMi. I’ rlci*. i l i ' e e a s r U. n nd t n all pvraana, For Sale By 1919 Palmetto Ave. Apply M il, 1 h ,« ‘ ',4,‘ 1 1 1 ’ r,, w Inina n a m e Ins If*. If ;ilU< 1 ml if ili-ad, t h o i r "i tch nml e v e i y l l u g h e v St n e t . [ b a l m i e rh easy torms. l| ll lx TUI W tt 111’ ’ I M, tl 1 V l e g f l l i e 1 iH* o r iiaiiw-s i i ' u u n k n o w n , o r w h o s o 2 0 — H e a tin g am* i»i..m hlnir residence or residences ore un­ k h i .is hj, St rllilhiK Dinl (337) L' lMnli'c^. Hit'! II B A M .H A R D W A R E th* III Mil 12, JI 1 w i l l 1, i f MtlvtY, k n o w n to t h e riiiTiiilainnm in FOR R t : \ l rimiii house. Call Lots on 3-4 5 on corner 8 th Street nl i oveet i t It led m u s e , e l u l ni l mr a ny tiiil If tlo;ii|, tholr un!( liown "V HUDGINS & <’<iV LN CO., Am m 599 J. * it it I It llU’lH, 141141 In t e r e s t u n d e r t h e a h o v e - i . u m e d d»» 'mid Maple Ave, Si/.e 150x117. i 'M V Radiator ami •.In metal work ] I III! f»f it l't |M' [' 11>■11't It |T' ft X nr f 31 111- f el i dni i l s . or a n y o f thorn, o r o t W i r * 1 $25,001). 1-3 cash. Balance 3 years lli^ ;1 II) InirtCHt III fli*- i 1»9Mtw IHtf tl 0 - w Imo; in the I ' e n n s y 1v n n l a C o m p a n y Plain mid orriumer ,1 Ktioot met ' D A I I O N A H KA t 11— See us f o r i ______ f o r t n s u r i u u v o n L i v e s anil G r a n t spi llif ii Ijirillw, tn wit ; Fork. Ttd. 718-V 207 Fren h' summer nmtals, Carswell, B a r- j (4 3 2 ) Ink Ai i iii illb-s, n c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n i.tiiH i itmi lit. niiM'k ■ir* of ix (IS— ItnontH W ith o u t B o a rd A venuo. Ueil u n d e r t h e l o w s o f t h o C i s n l T l i l * / It, AIM uli 1*11*34 rtufvtjy of (tin netl & David. 134 Magnolia Ave.. Snn i,lintB lot No, 3, block 7 , on l . o v y i l r n n t , jih i wr pint t h r r o wciilth o f I 'e iins ylv unla , a n d h a y s I>a.vtoiia Bench, F In. .'■nnford Avenue between Plunmsu Ink its pr l net pi i l n l n c e o f Kus l neaa a t <*f/r»*4'i*nj4'il In PI.i* Ho o k “ H" B A C H E L O R will share ap a rtm e n t £ \ — I'tiintinR— I poriiu; Client nut nml . Iipblpcr Hi r e e l s . In t h * } 1.1 tie o f i 1h » p u l i l h 1 l o c o r i l n Drive mid K. IC. track. Size 68x o f Miniiifi) Omi i i t y . 1'lurl Jn. nntl c i t y o f I'h 11nd*d phi a. In C o m m o n - , 7 - 7 — . , ----------------------------'j ..... . two eleim respect a I, lo SUMMER RENTALS at Daytona 135. $3,500. $1,500 cash. Balance an fo*r plat i I h t m i ' n d o h I oi I i p w e a l t h o f P e n n s y l v a n i a , - t ho o o m A U T O M O B I L E D E A L E R S : W » u 1 gentlemen. Have the whole house n,.,,,.),. \v,. have all types and plalnunt s p e c i f ) m a as p a r t i c u l a r l y r i a l Hoc04 > ,i;iui' ■ o ’ t h e p n h ' want to sell yoi 1 | to ourselves New iip a rlm e n t, binds Dm u the small a p a r tm e n t to arranged. a s Is k n o w n t o h i m t h e principal Mc 1 1’ cnnlM o f Ht'inlntila t k i u n t y . 1 verlise daily on the plnsnified page [ newly Inmislied. Kitchen, stove. [ t |H, mllIlsnni. Let us know your Flttrltla, Haiti MmhIm Hltimle, |yp l a c e o f h u s l ne n s o f s o l d defendant; ' (328) irm 11 ml h e l n « hi Soi uMi ol o t„' ounamt t o nil p e r s o n s h a v i n g o r claim s ! J'ix jo in own grub if you like. Some real bargains in t\. I' lorltla. f u g a n y I n t e r e s t III t h e f o l l o w i n g d o I Batb el, s in e lights, screened- 1.1 , hl(|I1(,s t |lis N ttu. buyers m a r k e t. Lot No. 123 located in Sanford 2.1*— I’ lurislH. scribed lauds: !It N ih' ii v in. atnl o uc h Heights on Highland Street. Size i>f y no, a p p e a l t o Hu* nW oi i i til 11 o f I pureh. Rightdown town >T, l*or Ad.ltvr s ltiglitmirn Realty fm . lm- 60x124. Price $2,500. «*«>m|aI.i»U K fIle*l h ‘ t <M ll OO n l » f o r n T h o N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f " S T E W A R T THE F L O R IS T " tha week. Box K (■, cure uf Herald. Ill Volusia Ave. Telephone 128. I*12ilt 1 N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r i N W V i o f NW l hr ' o h tlav n f .Inly. A Flowers for ail occasions. i1 , , ,. t7.r . , , . . ' 7 , , Daytona Hem Ii- The wonder Beach l » > " f Heet l nn Fifteen (II) in (31) tJlo burno* lo'lPti a I Hi 111 ihl_V o f tliiH LO\ I.IA l P STAIRS front bed „ f VVo.|,1. Mi L A N D E R A I H ’ A D E Mni i oi i i hl n Chjiitl, t v • fan .1 li(h*ln»t Township Twenty ( go) Hautli, I t a n a e T h i r l v- t w o (.11) Knst. ;» room, nicely mid newly furnished, ____... . ____ _______ Lots 4 and 5, block B on Spurling I h'll t hf Mfi'MJII I Will |n' i*II 1UI'l'd laairiMl Phone 7HI. nml Magnolia Ave. Size 80x180. \. Oil. I ll I window . closet, close to bath, lint m h Is f m I l o t mi lift ml 1 h il lliln | ■ Th e Ea s t H a l f o f t h e S o u t h e a s t pace for car. — |’ r id gwi-jitiifil S o,-vjoes j water. .Siimno 1 1 78—Offices nml Desk HfKini $1,000. $800 down. Balance $U*0 lioilun Ii*- 11111jI Islo •! 4r» »l»i' 7’ . i f i n d ' ( J uar i e r of ilie No r t h e a s t Qu u r l a r Irs o n a l S e rv fccn i |ti CARDS' for every ocMi-J.adj'.s Shop. Ill) |Ave., I'hiiiit. 395. la Ave. 91— Legal Notices 84— Houses F o r Sale 1 ks: Ca»h in Advnnce rU l.CAN lZIN G WORKS It t tilt Hi Y E A It T I K E . S S. L. B a t t e r i e s . 74— Apartm ents and Flats IV Cl m u IT C O IH T . SEVENTH W A N TE D —Meat Cutter to worn CLEAN, COOL, Apartments, close PRINTING THAT PLEASES J U D K T A f. CIltCllIT OK FI.OHSaturdays. Apply 410 Sanford Typewriters and Adding Machines, to ocean, 708 Earl St., second LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE Il>A. I.V A M I FOR SEMINOLE Avenue. _ i THK SEMI NOOK PIUNTERY COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, street front Pier. Wagers, owners. (335) m u . t o q r o r r t i t i .b (idI W. Hth St. W. N. Lurnley, Prop. _______ ___ v . ________ __ ___ ___ ____ a _______ Daytona Reach, Peninsula Station. A .v n u n n o v k « i .o i u. ____________ __ Franklin Terrace lots, No. 118 and - . 10— Money to Loan GOODRICH, m ce . noun * , , . 1118. PrCv $ 12,00 each. • Cash A L I CC Eo m I. WHEEOESS A WKI.SH plainant. M CE WO ROOM Apartment n |?;ii;o CU(,h „ J g la n c e easy. vs. • ‘ Service that makes friends'* I.OANS— First Mortgage Loans on new newly furnished, wiUi j ______ * M o s e s E. L e v y n ml — - - - L e w . FISK TIKES VULCANIZING homes at 8 per cent interest. II. use o f hath. InatantaneouH h o t 4 tils w i f e . If a l i v e , a mi if de a d . L. Postoffice Hox 503, C’ity. Ihelr u n k n o w n lielrs. devisee* | SANFORD DRUG COMPANY Sun lia'v !^ Z m l ^ n T ' p ' T wh lot" in lM M r on Summerlin l e g a l e e s " o r g r a n t e e s . J o s e p h M ' <u:,li.nK8: . . - 1' K 8th St* , Street, Sile 50x140. $4115 each. A n c d ' i p d o a n d ------------ A r r e d o n ­ ‘The llcxall Store" LOANS— Money available at 7 per I near Magnoltn Avenue, Ills w i f e . If a l i v e , a n d If denil, Cash $505.00. Balance $16.00 per do. |We mail* a specialty of our prompt llndr Unkhwwn h ei r s , devisees, cent. Close in property. A. P, l e g a t e e s o r g r a n t e e s , l . u c l un C ; f ’ lling "i prescriptions ami quick Connolly A Sons. EOR RENT.' furnished Apart -1 Prk'D “ ^ ^ Mitchell and - Mi t c h e l l , ih'livc'V. incnt-t. Apply 1201 Oak Ave. his w i f e . If a l i v e , a n d If de a d , i Drugs Si ala tint Sandwiches I filllielr u n k n o w n hel.s, devisees, —M isce lla n e o u s (32!)) l e g a t e e s o r g r n n l e i s . C h u t i e * It WHY PAY RENT 77— House* for Refil Lot 2D in Buena Vista. $1,000. J e f f r e y * a n d l . u r i e A .1 , ffr.-v WIGHT <11 RISEN RE RRY PRINT, DODGE HROTIIF.ltS hi s w i f e . If al i ve, a,e| f dead us build you a home np ■ V U '1 “ L e t U» b u i l d y o u a h o m e in There is a garage on this lot. SHOP ------•• * K VIhelr unknown hei rs , devisees, i , ’J" *;nB w V "F't Wynewood Properties.” FOR RENT 5 room house furn­ legatees or grantees; Tv Embus Dealers B ii'-^vv U' n ‘ 0 1 If you can make a sinnll cash payished, nio.h rn, by moth or year. <i«ro Ht*n flint T>’fM*n, UN wif»\ it. Phone bone 4 1 ,-\\. It. R. Avenue - 1 nienti we wi,] k.t y„ u fui.nii,,, ; oilr Apply Hoti lift Home 2 miles out Lot In Buena Vista on Cor. Douglas [ / „ d m tiV .V Coinntercial Street SELL GOOD USED CARS own plans, build you a home and let West Fir -t Street. nml Mont/.lull a, Sizt1 oOxl&O. L*ot | nrunt«**j**; -■— ----- Hrtilth rth! M M istvI you pay lm lance like rent. Call or ...... ........................ ........ - 1No 18 oT hloch A Faced oa«t and j —Smith, hi* nifp, ir niivo, SANFORD HOOFING iinft if ill*ail. Hi«*tr it nki i uwri hWi**, $1,000. Cash'$500.00. 4li'ViNi*t*M. roofs, built up r<mfs R ^ r o o f i n J l ^ V ' ^ ' T M * ‘ AICOrf1' B H OOM l , m r S E F U R N I S H E D . I south. Price *l,0(i< OF 1ll El t t'PH . I New location July 15, Corner Elm! repaired F T ^ . S n n f r t d Realty Cn Agcm * Garage. , , |y|<» Palmetto A v e .» Balance monthly. Tlooiia-4 J! Sr i ilillfik a ml over old roofs . Leaks i.tass repmrcu r.. Wynnewood Propertied Inr-* Ball Apple Him ILitrhey Street. 4 j Ij tirnates free. Ha Si nl i l l ni f . hln uir1 .1 , ji I + \ ■. mu I us recti on gun ran Satisfaction run- ,B l d g . p L" y I ------and 13th,Street. t 11 doml , 1 11♦ai r vi o k n o w n P ih...... o n eM 85 hpi i t (298) : teed. <hik A Vo A 3rd St. Phone 1I 1 , , - ... , . . it ii a ' •!**^l*" IukhI'O ;t or uriHi'f H, (I Dll . I n Lut N<». M b l o m t i i f <>n Holly A v e . , j ilrn ,■ i ,,rh. i ii.t h p i m r! ii i m M l . i \ S L ID N A min the OctHiti. 49— P o u ltr y untl S u p p lie r t III * ^ 1n ear Hughov S t r e e t . S ire 55x141,1 | ’h : ,-h d h i ,** «-r imp ♦H HILTON’S BARBER SHOP All used cars better condition. Front at 1 1,vloiui Beach. I.argf j *00 if wdd III once. $1,000 down. " D’ " ............ .. ’ ' ’ , . III. tl 113 .Magnolia Avenue. i Id'ii k linn-a" i ; bo corni >rncr of < )cenn k ? t' ( halpnee to suit purchaser. i ■. (..„d , m < 8 first i lass barbers. Special sit BABY ( HICKS Send no iiiutt'-y A \ e , mol \d d ito riu in It i,i Better Prices, li on 11 v ar , _______ OUHF.II OF I I I I I H \ T lo \ We ship C.O.D Leghorns, $ il |tent ion given ladies add children. 1 ime lilnci, nor'li of the Seaside Inn. I I'll I : ST ATI-: III’ I-. l i l t IMA 111 A L L per 100 ; Bars, Reds, etc.. Slo ,, , . , I' lll' II F i t FI N A F T K I t NAMLTi Mixed $ 10 . Live delivery. Flor­ Eight room . three largo bed m u m s ' ^ ner lot at Elm pnd Hignlatid | i >i;i i ;\ m \\ rs •; n i : k t i M i s . BETTER DODGE BROTHERS i I ‘I— B u ild in g — C o n t r a c t in g .... | , tu . . , i F'ing p e r c b .K ln M e n - , ^ ; , " ; ; HiEl, r,r, x l' 2 7 . ............ T o \l. mu'M ! ’ I.eVV Olid ida Baby Chickery, Lakeland, Flt>. ___closed Mirip. n h. basement liu in d iy . | , . , ()f f r.„(i balance ’ cv y. his w ife, if alive, amt if dead. two car garage, nice shndy hack l ■ 1 Y t . ilieir unknown inns. devisees. JAMES II. COWAN —All kinds of SERVICE lifi— Speclnlfl at th e rftoreB Tin and Sheet Metal Work. van) for the children Com pletely )'te™ “______ . Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak i f u r n i s h e d im l u d i q g l i p e n , s i l v e r . ' l ‘ >7tn ll,'‘ " l f «‘ . If a l i v e , ....... u dead, . l o d r Vlctrola, sewing machine und tele- , , , , . > ' unknowa ludis, d - m - . legatees Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc. nlmne Lle-il for uiinimer vacation l ,0 011 I-‘1,,,,‘t,I Avenue, corner 12th ' .,, giaaiees l.ueiim M Mdi heil na.l phone 1 1 1 . pimm j,h al lo r H unim tr v n iu tion St No. 8 or block 14. Size ! Mliohrii. Ms m f e if nine. Elm Ave. and 13th Sstrect Ma\ be lea-ed fo r tw o o r three I ... . , gor.nn I'nsVi 1 *l Hal "id if dead, ihelr mil..... .. n heirs. "SILVER S T K t'l," HANDSAW |imuilhs. Wnte 100 Ocean A v e ., or *UXlV" 1,111 ! devisees. legatees ....... tees, E, .1. J .IN D S K O G General C on­ Id' I flo vliinn for in r UllCetermS. I'In..... . K Jeffrets ..... I.uele A fete dmne I M J D a y to n a fo r par______ .i. ri ,. .s, his wife. ,r alive „„d if tra c to r and builder. Pinna and PHONE 3 Mt'uliU'S,. ' j >} *y ’ <11•.t1f. t li'(r ii iih now., hell ■ ? i11■%n * *>per ifient in,is on request. All work Absolutely C m in in tce d [T A D . R A TE S Prompt Servici I 18— Husiness Service O ffered 3.1— Help Wanted— Male ’ \ ** I,- •;•> \ V .,VU ' V G ' ^ . ' ,h‘ K . •VV V)n It nppeaftng from Uie sw orn blU *»f Compiulnt awirtn fluid that j o u ami ftsch o f win may1,claim some ‘ t i t l e s* liilo.'est In and to tbs ly horelnub.'vn ilescrll e.l,. Jk t h u u f o r s u n P E I l E D ihst tul cut'll rtf vuii be suJ ) ui4 uf* hereby required to appear to the UH) o f Comm a bit filed In Ibis cause, on Monday the Mb day ,vr Ja,V. A, ine sosts, belngxs Rtfie b a y o$ |)ils Court sV.U»S_Cuarl, House 3 3 'fci l i 7 ) . 8 * v * n l y - f o u r ( 7 4 ) , &e*SM f l v * ( 7 6 ) a n d Hevent y. - al x ( t S ) , l l a p p e u r i i t a f r o m His s w o r n of Complain! that you an d M ( y o u niny c l a i m s o m e right, tl|l I nt eres t In a n d to* i l l s pnl berert t nl i ov* d e s c r i b e d . ft is THKRKFORK OR i bai you and each o f you ba'a hereby reuulred t o appear tu liTTI of 4/umidulnt herein filed I.. Monday the Second day o f A A. IV 191®, the s a m e b e i n g a Hay o f t h i s C o u r t , at th e H o u s e In S a n f o r d . He mt n o l e • F l o r i d a , a n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e cress Pro Con'ooao will b « a g a i n s t y o u . s a i d csu»-> b e i n g l to i i ul et t i t l e In a n d t o t h e . <: hi-rrlnehov* deacilbed. * J It Is f u r t h e r O R D E R n o t ic e bo ‘ u . ' i ' s h c j IlF f o r d H e r a l d , i, naweii cd In Hemlnote Couatv a week Wicks. for four 'W IT N E S S my hot b t « ) s e a l o f t h e Clr • n tth h J u d liecli a l jpircv and , riorkta. .uuntyoj! (I *1 (1 .4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 03, 1926; <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/5f3842b8f962053abb924c2a69f4d3c8.pdf b405a50ca4833b879950befa156a384a PDF Text Text rCfJrfpS. * VUI ffi'/ ' -./,■* >-^.v 2J j; » a^ i ?f>.:r■:! " (j»H> ;■ P .> V V v \> \\? V.o* V -( j^ r ' „' < * e*> “ TTf *t 9 1 g K P tohigMj' portly cloudy withtl ‘ showers; gentle to m to ftont) edj* wind*. grfe^. »* • IT! ., ■ ■ •; 'u\ .'■. ■•**•■ iyvytfl JL SA N FO R D , ra O R T O A . M O N D A Y . J U L Y 5.' 1M6. Eighteen pages.today. NUMBER.; >!«• ndetici lor Ponzi Caught In AU Parts Of The World tl Heads Give ; On Ways To ly Fiscal Ills le Government LONDON, .July At I ceremony, ' partly In celebration of the 150th onniveQiury of the DeoInrution o f American litdepcnilonce the Prince o f Wales Sunduy ; in behalf of the British Boy Scontn, 1accepted from the American arnI buHHtidor, Alnnion II. Houghton, u i bronze atatuetto o f an American f bison, the gift o f the Amorleun Boy , Scouts uh a token of good will anil friendship. The stutuette is riudienteri to tho 'IUnknown Scout,” who by doing a ' good turn to an American tourist, |induced America to take up the Scout movement. The ceremony took pluce in Gilwell Park, Krsox. part in n ceremony *tvtl>e .tomb.of Lafayette thin morning, and 'AmOrican Volunteers and u contingent from the French urmy decorated the Alan Seegur monument in the Place Dos Hints Unis, dedicated to Com m iller F r c p a r fn fT o Fofthe American Volunteers who gave I6w Winding TrniUiOfMany their lives before the U n it«i Stutes Election Contests In E ffo rt entered tho war. '.K i Ball Game Is Feature* Six O f The Dead S cumbed InAttem; Of Quiet Fourth Of At Rescue; Mia July Observance Ij^re T o Put Knd To Corruption I'.xerciNOH A t liueiios Aires Session To Reconvene On Tuesday Morning: BUENOS AJkKS, July 5.—(A1) Special exercises were held yes­ Is Included In It terday in the Buenos Aires public ^ Safety and saneness marked school, known an "Kstadns UniSanford’s celehrution of the 9 dos, ’ .in commemoration of Ainuri- Senator King I1mirth today. Offices and stores W ill Preside cirh%Iudependeiiee Day. They wore were closed and their tenants In Reed’s Ahsenee; Morin lurgely attended l»y the American heid toward the beach or the hall colony. T P erio d And Stay ton AreSumnioned park, where one o f the lurgest _____ * , ^ crowds that ever attended a base­ l_be Argentine government in “ KTERNAF, ri.A M H " LIGHTED W ASHINGTON July r>. m ball game here was present to i l!*25 dedicaleil the school in honor l*A IMS, July r». i/1*i The witness the first game of the seeIn it spe \\ bile members of Congress burmost touching Indiuenileiice Day of the I 'idled .Stall's. lmll ot the sea hi, with the Mr < ial attention igiven to the. ;.tn 1 V home lo take per until command event in l'ui is wus the lighting of lamlo club. "the eternal Maine" a( theIniiih of <lv ol American betory. * in their own political fields „ f Inly .ri. (/P)— Kali the Unknown Soldier at the Arc Flag:- and pntriotie Emblems lomtuit, the Senate campaign funds were evbdiiied m the down-town Help Vniericiiiis Celebrate the tlehf accord *>e Triumph by a delegation of the ( Hy Associated Press) '/ jf and residential seetious, and lliu PKAtiUK, C/ecbo Slovakia, Ju­ *iiminittce in preparing to follow Jailed State.'! til ‘ tiicriciiM Legion at *’» o’clock Sim‘ it.V exhibited a gala appearance •be winding trails o fm a n v .Sixteen persons lost th e irq , ly a. t/Pi A great crowd, repre­ i evening. possible lime, despite its deserted streets. senting C/.echo soeialists from all Diary and t ItTlinn nmlpsts, lives yesterday’ in a series ofKrf eoim iili-rnJ ? ' Am,T i“ ' n colony generally jposing l O n S H H i n - . nl»si.Vl.|j t ,„. tlay |,y Many.visitors from neurliy towns (.|m n-l» parts <«f the world, helpml tbe Charles Ponzi, get-rich-quick genius of Boston and Florida, is under l»rr.Ment and future, while* tin3 were in Suuford for the hall game. Fourth o f July drownings ini; o f tin* import- j scivit. the American <bithe- Americans who are here for the arrest again after an unnuccon fiil attempt to fleo tho' country on a o f conflict is still in them. No formal exercises were plan­ *ev«n NoutheiTi utales.. S I„ gri-at Sokol demonstration, ecloh......... ....................... omlntions contain-1 ,sur< ! where Bishop Brent ’ Not only will the history now steamer. This picture shows him in the center wih Sheriff T. A. ned. rate the FomMi of July in impresdied in attempts ut rescue. ^ port o f the French i’*"1 1 A.,,u r1i‘" n 11 :.ivi<’.styb» Synday. • v i r ' ,l*e de Bern, where I’astor in the making of the activities Binfoid of Houston, Tex., at the left and Offi cer George I.nry, hn burgeons, lrgoons, who for c«ch«,, ...|ivi.ri.,| u„. s,.nill„ , The eelebrntion was held on Slav of senatorial candidates and (heir raptor, at the right. His capture was brought about by Lucy and illi have discussed Sou. of t,,. American Revolution island in the River Molilttv, under Kentucky where six awimorganizations he carefully scmtiit Artz, managing editor of the Houston Press. To disguise himself wero overcome. Two ' fircnl ills. This re- ami u-olor vpiuri! from the l*«rls ttbe presidency of Lewis Kim leili, I on'/.i shaved ihe top o f hi•. head and plu< ked out many o f Ids bushy i/.cd, hilt those of groups interest rn awaited eagerly as post of'||(. Aiioncau Legion took Anieriran minister. 1'oya, A rth u r BirtLsong and '-W ed in prohibition and other legida- eyebrows. [a new leave of life for G. \V. Morrlaon, diod with M!si~ — tii.ii involvt d wit n campaign i . .ties Lurline Turner, whom thoy wero will he given a Mmrougli ...... stmlv fnliwnihition also iv trying to save, wlipn a motorboat With ( banman Reed in Mi;.: .,m i, ■fttlement •a Finnnvorturneil in tlm 'tYnne5nVo River, m il the investigation of the $;{ Grout Britain be tie 18 miles west nf Cadix. Cecil W, . '1 OPIi.ll-i) i*. 1.11 ylv.im i Repuhli, an /«tb the briefe I delay, i Tl'it I v-Scven Killed And 2J7 Bolt, died while attempting to r«sprnn:i -ilino-t concluded, the . om Econo my Urged Injured in F.leven Dixie cue ins 10-year-old brotlier from ’r ""•te e v. ill not meet until toiuortlm Ctimberhind river, near Bum- • Iportunl step toward J Stale:*. During >V’pek; 20 side. William Lawson, 21, w«a ■: ) , ',w* -itor King, Hemocrat of the franc, tin* ex- I o f lltiili, v, ill |ii. ad,.. Lose l/ivcs In This State drowned in th# Ohio rivet* ncav * trl (he (triete t econo- j ¥ ... WiUiaai II. Slayton, btuil o f the Louisville, ‘ Inintrative cxpi mlitutcs, Asaocmlio, \ piinst the Prohiliition (By Assurintcii Press) kite increase in the re I .’10 Lives And qmuge In Mnrylnnd, threo boya wero - \.t Transit Lines Prepare To Run Aniendiiieiu. and Representative Die state and a settled All methods o f travel oxacted a drowned in streams near Ualtlinorb'L'J At $:t.OOO.»<IU|M Toll O f 55th Borin, of I’lltsbiirgli, western cam­ Preston Perkrln Rcportt'd To Pmqidc.nl HcguiN H is In Strilie-Bi'oakerH From irement of domestic ami Isadoro Hi* Falally Injured And i Year Hy JournevIngToThe toll of .17 lives and injured 217 per­ during holiday^ jaunts. High Waters ear Uerlin; Neighboring (!itiea I f Rail paign iiuinugei' for Representative Sts. •Gold, 11 died In an unsuccessful at- ' '<** sons In | | southern states during v are, the successful candidate for W ife. I)u tighter A ml Hutirdcr Many Hurt In ruill W r« * k (jiiukcr C ity 'J’» Take Part the pastt week, a survey conducted tempt to suvo his 7-yenr-old broth- Y :'f Operators Live11pTo'l’hreal (he senatorial iinniinaliou in the [observation of the enArt* In Critical Condition made by the state and In The Ki*s(|ui-C$nlennial yeaUirilay hy the Associated Press er In North Point Creek. William'Vi; l ennsylvani.t prim.: .-. are the w it­ NKW YORK, July _ ((<v M()|.0 ent of the interallied revealed. Those figures compare Trabert, • ltl, was drowned whilo', -'-i NKW YORK. July fi.—(/P)— A r­ nesses listed lor appearance, hut tln.n .1(1 persons i.r? ,U|| ,|s u I l’ K N S A t’OLA, Fla., July T». <.‘T) i experts find, "in the with 2H persons killed aud-24(J In­ playing in Rock Greek. rhiof inU'h'si I ifs in tin* DOHniliility P IIIL A DKI.PII I A, .1 ulyvMr^(/P) rangements were being made to­ Miami Man I n Drowned . licli the whole program suit " f floods in (.<“»,|ny |j|lrj jured the week previous. — Ten persons wero held hy police ° f a ilffiMoli Oil pulilicul iofl of llu* -With :i salute o f "t giiim, day for the like of strike-breakers Inal return to normal eon- the week end. W. B. Osteen und Robert B l*t*-L\ Oustnnding among uccidents of The death toll from i, . ,. u in the event o f a sue way strike to­ mimes ot large conti):iutnrs to the toiluv as m a t e r ia l witnesses in the Preaidenl. Coolidgt* today waa jst he built.” Anti-Snl'xih la'URui*. attem pted s l a v in g y e s te rd a y ,,f vv, tconied to the Seaqui-Centen­ tin* week was the crash o f the well and James Geo o f Florence, S, ’{'J terday of tho Havre-K morrow. cuineut, made public latour persons in th e ir home here. Royul Palm l.imltivi, erack paasen- C., were drowned while swimming nial liilurmil iuiiiil Kxposition. Not I’laced la Records . ‘ " Tin* liiterhnrmigh Rupid Transit out tbe constantly em- press near Aclierea sti Preston I V e k i i n . is s a id to i nuimcmorutiug tho ona liundmi ger train of the Southern Railway, at Myrtle Beach, near Florence. « > with t»7 injured. The », w J Company, whoso under-ground Oominillee ii.vestigntcrs brought »• f a t a l l y iiijn io d und his wife, declurution of F uiuiicc into the reur end o f nn express BlMliweH and Geo lost their livesr rA" and fiftieth anniversary of derailed by n washouts in . lines daily transport II, 100,00(1 of these mime.'; L„-k with them after Caillnux that Prance Osttsm m '• t*1 '* * 1 3 ’pur-old mod, Km•lie Osteon, train nt Fargo, Ga., when 20 peo­ attempting to rescue A inerican indcpendeiice. rain-storm. All of tbe u, (,(i the city’s population, plans to im''XMioinat'oii or the league’:: lllett. Mild Ml : I.lleille ( 'lltihillgS, mi period o f "grand pt-niAt Miami Beach, Fla., K. ' Proceeding down Broad Nlrteet ple were injured, one seriously. The French. Several American * l M i*, city’s population, plans to im­ book nt Westerville, Ohio, | ltll t|„.v lier program in to he ■ i boiirdei'. nii> in c r it ic a l conditi nil •he I'resident was given a great express train bod stopped for Eckstrom* 27 was overvomo ,whilo :.',.a tear couch escaped injurtsl. * , port several hundred inotormen huve not been |laeed in the i,.,-onl a l t e r being beaten vvitli ;i \r hnthmg in tho ocean. Oran McCulovation en route to the grounds. water. and ’.wilcltmen (rpm Chicago, Bos- tlius Iar, due (,, objections raised while Mil , la y asleep. I llimiltfo 1‘ltlWIMI bv flood:: 111 A fter u brief inspection of the * o f, Hope. Ark., was drowned — tm i. xml P b iliid /d tiliin i f iln Florida reported tlm largest lu*,1 by Wayne 15. Whpeler, general Jhe victims . were found hy nearby navy yard, the president­ number of persons killed in traffic whllo playing in u stream near counsel <d (he organization, win. , ial party drove to the ntudnim accidents o f all descrlptlomr, with Queen, Ark. has contended that they should be neighbors, who heard the set earns w tie re 20,000 persons had’ as­ seven. Tho Sunshine state also re* Samuel S’, Cn^io, 2H, o f Durhant/ r: immune from such publicity u.i lilt- id r.mmet Peekriu heforo lie laimed sembled. I ported 2 U no».'"»fTr«te injured. rrl- when he fell Kom a Imnt in m « ground that the contributions A "' were not made to a political fund. n c ig h ls ir s found lS't'lfrinu,W in i Uta __,\s host to the president of the I ctinled among those injured in river. . Senutor Reed sought to get a de- head crushe d in. Besid e h im on U nited S t a l e s who to d ay be gin s Georgia were former Governor and on tin iptestion last week a lied la v h is wife, her body cov­ Ilia .'.Mb v r a r . Hie b ir th -p la c e of Mrs. Thomas W. Hardwick of Dub­ Scvernl Deaths Reported lin, wlio sustained minor bruises t.ul w .s unable to .1,, K„ hecuuse ered w ith blood from severul A m e r ic a n independence a r ra n g e d An average Fourth.of July wnn Wheeler ,IM,.|,.,| utMili n • r ,, and lacerations. one of the g rea test celehratiom i of experienced yesterday in 11 south­ A sudden cloudburst surprised lirotliT1" ference «n BU|,J„( t vvilii D ,1 1 ' V'c 'j• ':‘ 1 ’1 ‘'inless the Threo persons were killed is n the report will he em­ thousands of e x c u ris io n is t* to tin C u s h in g a in iH o iiiln g room M iss tho nation’s birthday in history for ern states with the 150 anniversary wus imuli* d»i Miod Intel liorou», Km- CDiiuniltH* avu« grndo-crimiiing accident ut Thomas- of the signing of tho Declaration o f ir. Cuillaux’s financial orgikiiizatio. fron| fieult by Hie rusi. „ { other busi­ found. tiiironr.cioir.vl P e c k r in vvete today. su b u rb s of one G e r in u n c it y , g ro u t ] th . . vllle, Ala., aim —— ''Minr man died Indepcndtmcu being observed with w laid.before the cham- clouds of W ater u n d e r - m in in g the | wnu'", l *, • num e rous In place .d historic Independence of „ broken neck iiftMMu.m. nn>tt.rnil'll and :.,ju.h. ness incident to the tiojou»,>m.'iit woutnis iihout th e ir ities Tuesday is not w a ils ,>r a h o w lin g a lle y in w hich ) hinlies. ' “ lu* l , r o k :l vvaV< gave IlH l Hall, where most *>f the prevail. pleling A l a b a m a ’s toll of four ileah. 'jurying degrees of "sanity;" In* "lit. o f congress. se known, but it is sig­ m a n y people hud taken rdfqge. The new.njlin, jH ash W a vvi'll, lo r, h is sun, Before lie left for Missouri, the VV.. FI',. Tla no* r.o,l. » i. *I’ , la.. * . , |i H | IUV(, iH't'll " . ' : " " This state reported 23 injured. worn (tUl1* HeutliH from fireworks have Im'cii I " ntered. r nal the reppr! rollows Sixty were buried under the wreck­ wago iiiere •s, chiHus that Til l ‘j- chairman deposited his vote on Dm* 1lor; Lillian Bradford. A. J. Jone.i, j' ui-Ccatcm"'il lnteriialmii' A tabulation by states for tin tlm area uKoi"‘ » .minimum, in y-j ideas of finaiieial rewa;1 the center of thu I. IL 'I’ V .^onm n and switch question with Acting * hail man C. S. June..;. C. K. King, (buries «• partly due to the tilF. A^rveyod, week follows: the finance minister ul- age. Imvi I", d its lunks. The iKing and Senator Lufollette, lie Faust. Charles llurke, Annie lay- l »"* ,.rrilngeni«nls. • Injured Fourth this year hnppemsd to DOW. Killed State Tho stm'm halted racing at llop- Cllltlpllliy “ till JH sav vhut Hilly With an llMluy ex pressed. 32 • ddicmi, Wisconsin, lias an- lor. and Ruth Franklin were taken 0 Sunday. bv the I riw iideiiL , > exposition Virginia pegurten. Oil Careful Study about IDO men ,1VV i,.ft ,.„m. ,,0‘’'IC 12 iced 3 CI that he fuvpred placing of into custody last night. Police re­ w ill eontiiiue until D,., ^ N in th ( ’arolitia However, several deaths wero re* ,,heoiumcnted that Hie fused to stale grinmdft for I lie ar­ 05 pany union. I ’n Ulltl,«*r(tie* plan tin •‘tines on ret*old. r> s c iv i'iic e ot 150 v e a i, ,,f ;\'.,,.ru -an S o u th C a r o lin a ported yesterday, many from emphasizes the fact that •I to press into sci-,.,. .,|| „va.lnW4tin rests. .. G e o r g ia drowning and an equal number v! on careful study of blisses and f« ri VMMl,H „,i,| t., Peckrin mid bin wife iippenrcil freedom. 21) 7 from automobile accidents whlclt A motor lour of the exp. , F lo r id a |<lilions, is composed of oiM'ruto the la tte r i. ill) one end of against the Martin and Taylor 23 4 claimed several lives whilo in oth­ address hv hv v..^, ,Ahibumn endent parts, umh like the island to the o | . r if i h c i i is famillcn fast week, when the lat­ grounds ami an nihlresM 13 2 ers etdy minor injuries were auai ............. president ut the Municuml .Stnd- Mississippi reparations plan, forms u strike. ter families were urrnigned on ........ 5*3 VALD O STA, Gu.. July fi. f/F) 4 ■'"x^slonu ■ jiini were next on the schedule. The tained. ,ole that cannot be -il Twenty passengers of the Hoyal statutory charges, polled records 18 Arkans.H 3 P i t t s b u r g h !- j uiy r.. (/im features for the Stadium exercises Alabama hoaded tho Hhfc tly without damage to I’ alin i.imiled and a night express Indianapolis Slrikiiq.vias 2 k show. Tennessee, 5 Pitt.-burgh tuduy - celebrates tbe deaths reporU'd, ono ninn being f; IN D IA N A P O L IS , Jiv r, foundation. Two of the Peckrin children, age included singing by, tbe cliinim of Kentucky d train wt‘Ve injured ut l.’argo.neur 2 IIKMli mmiversn.v of the birth of slules, which Includes more than VJIIed nt Birmingham when W - V Imliiumpolis street ni,vuv em­ Sti'phe ii Col linn Fo.(,,ri jr for half truths is here, yesterday when the craek noted l.l and 8, are recovering from e f­ 1,1 MH> voices recruited from every uuVomohile turned «V»X wh lo At fects of having been rendered un­ |cxperls dmrlare. They Southern Railway flyer, running ployes who are Tnenibei „ f the •>f America’s folk soiw writers. state in the union. , Mobile. James A; Foster (Bod o f ' more bluntly to assert an hour late, crushed Into tho ex­ Amalgamated Associ a I ,,,, () f Tin* composer of "M y '.»|,| Ken­ conscious during tlm uxe assault, After tho stadium exorcise.*! the. a broken neck from a similar *Plinn of a program of fi- press which was stopped for water. Street and Klectric Rallav ,.m. tucky Homo,” "Old Bluck Jo*.*' and police Huiii -today. The children cidunt. At Knoxville, Tcnn„ , a ktoration in the present Mrs. Grover Balfour, of Winter liloyes, went on strike lie* *tinlay. a number of other songs, was '-urn told thu authorities the first they President will have luncheon with youiiff woman met hur douth in an mnetary disor^iaization Raven, Fla., with bruises and mi­ Union officials said 1,100 nn went in l.avvrenceville, u suburb of Pitt*. remembered was being amused by Mayor Kendrick. The I’resident observed liis fifty-fciurtli birthautomobile collision. Rapidity iif detmiou and nin' cuts about the face, received nut, hilt street-ear com puny,,f huigli, 100 years ago, yesterday, motion of ambulances on tho way ijiiV quietly; after ullemling church Twenty Injured in >> reck _ Isrretion wliieh does not tlie most serious injuries. I'as- als insisted less than 400 wi,. ,M,t. but owing to protests by the cilv to the hospital. MEXICO C ITY, July 5. (A*) -lie spent the rest of tile dav the At Valdosta, Ga., 20 poraoiw • lilli (lie inevitable delays sengers injured were in a rear car. A partial service was beingmiin- clergy against holding it on um SfViTiil |it*rr.onH were kHlwl mul While House. luincd on nearly all lines. aboard the Royal Pulni Lliuit*di laiuties of |.ai liameatary day, the celehrution was set lor several wounded in two disturb­ The strike vote was taken,,t „ today. crack Southern Railway pnssedgqt;, ances that accompanied the sena­ Kendrick Censored meeting of (lie : I reel ear meii,ar. train, were Injured when tho if torial elections throughout Mexico, IMHLADELPIHA. July 5.—(/Pj ly today. it has been reported to the depart­ crashed into the Tear end of an fhty officials, recalling rioti<,f (/Pi—The wide-open gules of the press train ut Fargo, Gu. Sesqui-Ccntennlul Exposition yes­ ment o f the interior. the cur men’s strike in IS*I ft, c. one iierson rooeived injorlo* ofDeputy Luis Doming l-** was W ASH ING TO N. July r».— (/!•>-- (leii'il the mobilization of 'ill polip terday further stimulated the prorloua co)i»*qu®nce, however. “ killed and Deputy Angles Ibarra Vice-President Dawes plaus to d<V and liremeii and organized sipiat testu o f ministers utid others in mor Governor and Mrs. Thomas MT. sumo xyimnuigning this ' summer for C Q N C O R D .lv i. July 6.V (/ P )- their fight nguinst tho open Sun­ was wounded ut Ouxuca, thu de­ Hardwick, df Dublin, Ga., w iw ........... „ - „ ..... . The annual Geneva Community omergency duty. Patrolme. partment wuh informed. . ami full, hilt nut against individual nn' ale on all cars that operated Ibid Fish Fry was held Saturday at New-York to Paris hi 35 hours on day at tho exposition. Federal troops hud to interfere jured In a collision of^autonioOH®,^ fT A , (5a., July G .H / IV ' opponent. He will renew his cam­ morning. sc Harney under the auspices ot u trami-ALlanlic non-stop flight of Mayor Hendrick was severely near Macon, Ga. ,, f „ ' ;ral si i vices for George paign against the senate’s rules, Gcnuvu Chamber of Commerce, 3,100 miles witli no specialiprotec­ criticised from many irtilplts und in u clash between opposing poliFlorida, us well us an qtnet tjeaI fuetionib at TohUantepect tn prominent South Caro- which ho regards us making fur tion from ships at sea, is tbe uitn W. Davis serving us general member* of congregations were southern states, had » surlo8 vari shot to death by bia inefficiency, while more than a ‘inirman of the program. * of Captain Ronu Fonck, French urged to remain away, from the ex­ which severul were killed .and minor accidents, Whoro tixlay last Friday, wero being third of the rhumber’s membership Games hetweeiw the "reds" aml^ flying-ace, usd two A muricun uviu- position. There will b « a series of wounded. .* is being observed as a holiday. srduy, Mrs. McKie paced is fighting for re-election. th ‘'blues,” athletics contests, lion officeri, during the first week protest meetings In churches, end­ Avon PurkHeabord AJr Line fn the Iliehinoiid county •, Vigorous opposition has develop ph,ty of "good eutH*’ ami fire- in August. ing wlthju big demonstration In th« KLSSl^MF.K. Flu., July t/l*)— woks at night wero enjoyed by the F l o r i d a *ExposiJ fused to muke any state- ed in the senate to the vice-presi­ Decision to attempt tho hop was Acudem/ of Music Friday night Ruilwuy station to bo beautiful. than thut the Bhootiag dent's suggestion thut the rules — Marooned on the- Kissimmee luru gathering. unnoanrad ycHerday after Captuin Company Heads; fault ftf "fumily troubles,” be amended to abut o ff debate ut river, .’10 miles east of here vchTL uffoJr was held ns u gel- Fonck-and Cuytuiii Homer Barry, Hench^ togeher func^uhi'fleaigmid to cre­ American flyurcoufurred with Rob­ hus been set for triul of any time. At present, a two-third terilay afturntxm, Rex Meet Next SatPti author, kept an appointment here ate ui increusedJspirjt of harmony ert Jackson; Concord bunker, one (io and her preliminary vote is renuired. last night by inuking the trip hy nml eooperutioii uhmng Geneva o f tho bankers of the flight. Lieu­ expected to go over to JACKSO NVILLE. July 5.Winter Haven— Canals connect­ plane. Ralph Devore, of the local resideiiH. tenant A. P. Snod4y, aide to Rear ir September session *of \ — Officors and director* o f Admiral Willium A, M offett ut court. "■ ing Winter Ilnven chain of lakes uviatiuli field, hearing qf the plight Florida Exposition company, Washington, will mako tho trip as und reconslrudting dum, to be of the writer, made the trip to A T L A N T A , J «iy 5.— (/P>— An- rendezvous of thieves and a ne*t hold. ■ general meeting next Kicco and hack in 48 minutes. o f crira* and who wa» barred from navigator. deepened. hweoing the charges brought out in urdny. at Hollywood, accardini v > o' ■■ i»»■ i . the investigation • by the senate th* practice of law because of..hi* *• on announcement by o fflc r*' funds committee o f "ho­ sliocklng crime." TwelVe Are Injured* , campaign thu exposition today. Mr Nnahaw said-he would name norarium*" paid prominent pro­ A L B A N Y , Ga.,- July 5 — (A’>— Governor Martin, whQ the “ notorloa* criminal official h ib it ^ speaker*, Congressman In Cruiser Explosion Charges agulist Tom Cheep, pitch­ tho presidency of the organ! when tho llmo Is Tlpe." William D. Upshaw, o f the Fifth , . . . i ing start of tin Jacksonville South­ \ "When I. have finished my busi­ A V A LO N , Sunta Catalina In­ Georgia district defended the' right ness here, which Involve* the bury* eastern Leuguo club, involving un was helpless befhro "overworked and dndorpald" alleged attempted criminal utUck, land, Cal., July 5.— @ — A 45 foot rling of Ben Cantwell, Jpg of a couple of opponei^a.^eha *1 inson. president'of tho-, L IT T L E ROCK, July G.—(/P)— Ford, nlBo vVcre injured. have been wlthdiown following u gusollna cruiser, tho Unac, making congressman and senators, to re he ready to meet Senator Reed on Short-Line Railrood As*' frier of the Florida State A t Louunn, James Stanfill, 4While most of Arkansas held a beit* maiqen voyage, exploded near celve money for "outside wtfrk,” out of court. this morning und Sano f J. E. Stanfill. was settlement A portion of .tlya itatemedt is­ any Btump In. tbe United State* and who Is iHrector7general latud Independence Day culobratiun ycar-old here last' sight, causing the prob­ Gheen, who was arrested here ptured the first game of hurled through the windshield of sued by tho confreisman referred battle the question to a finish," the "Florida On Whoels." whlc today other section* wore counting last Friday and held in Jail for two, able death of two pereona und tbe congressman declared.; Th* con­ originated, will report Itt *■ iday bill by a score of »> the cost o f a series o f fatal ucci- an automobile and killed; * • others, all Call- to Senator Jams*.A. iReed, chair­ gressman, . Is ti candidsta fo r re- un the progress made m tn a ' days, was releosud Sunduy. De­ Injury o i 12 It was Cuntwcll’H fourFletcher Alexander, JO, of Rav­ tails of the settlement were not fornlon*. man of ths campaign funds comdenta, slayings, flrea and other in­ to send Florida and her re victory of tbe season election/from his district. ine, was killed by a train, uqd D. cidents, • been kill­ Thosii,though to hnv* bee made public. • to tour next autumn and fa best performance turn* During the campaign funds com­ "A * for Sanatpr R w l, he is ths A t least nine deaths were report­ B. Smith of Texarkana died us the ____ Tyler _^._/*of \five Mrs. Roland of Pasamittee investigation a letter from five sxhJblt trains thal [his seuBoh by any pitcher last man wh« should point the fin­ ed yesterday, ipcloding. three from result of a fall. Rigglna, S-year-old F U N E R A L SERVICES HELD Mr. Upahaw to 11,-0. Kssler, head uletk to visit cltie* In •league. < Ed Greon, a farmer, was killed automobile accidents, ono . by a r. and Mrs. C. H. ger of indict m*nt agoln*t any othr of the speakers bureau o f the Anil- ttu tn . « - •* *• TORONTO, July 5 .^ — Fu­ f one hit was allowed tno cr member of canfre t*," Upshaw train, two drowned, two shootings by Edgar Boark In Perset county, > The vice president of throughout the nine inSaloon. league,. waa read. ^ quoted 'rr"*! .bate a tolegtam and a t Dumas, Robert Grubb died neral services were hold today for and one from anall, . the. bloat broke th® id in the meantime the ton declaring that ne re­ Upshaw, aa saying "VoU. wiU hare ,aition are Mayor John A t Sherrill, near Pine Bluff, as u result o f the accidental dis­ the Hon. Joh nJamei MncLaren, ; The parts drifted IntersatLopflUy . know^ Sundayto shell d ow n d teicren .a»d .a A glt!*;Jtckianvilie; Thomas J•club was collecting lb charge of a pistol. . * Katherlno Louisa Raney, A.-.years lpart And »ank qu|fUy. Nearby ceived a fee of 920,000 since he ha* “ l Beach; H ;P A ',“ school worker and dean o f Canadi­ i offerings o f Culbrnath old, was crushed to death in a col­ 1 At' McGhee, a cotton gin and c rZ ft.truthed to tbe rescue. • The bsoft ......... * enchard. Dumas, Crowe, do lision between two automobiles. threo roomifig-houses . were de­ an Juri8ta„who died suddaaly at hid ” ’ ■* ' ■* not been |e and Bill Myers led the Her mother was severely injured. stroyed by fire. The 1le u waa Banfofd. ' .Her two aunts, Eliuboth and Mat t d a t " " Economy FrancAid Must Se‘d, Declares \r Ca ill ai.x Fireworks Deal . Dowfi To Minimum Two Dead In Alabama^ While 20 Are HurtM In Valdosta Wrecfc-jJ ibBi FLORIDA L E A 0 S| *n FLOOIS CAUSE 0F| SUBW AY STRIKE IIE A Vv DAMAGE MAY DEVELOP IN IN GERMAN CITIES NEW YORK CITY t| l.Al14IlellllllOV* to ATTEMPT TO K ILL,C O O LID G E GOES 4 PEOPLE LEADS; TO PHILADELPHIA TO TEN ARRESTS TO GIVE ADDRESS TRAFFIC DEATHS I | 'I11M 4 20 Hurt In Train Crash At Valdosta Birlhtny o f Stephen Foster Is Observed Election Fi g ht s In Mexico Claim Several Lives, It Is Reported S in Is Accused Of if? Her Husband Captain Fonck Will Community Fish Fry Tqt Traw -A tlantic arlyDate Held At Geneva Dawes Plans To Make Campaign In Summer Marooned Author Is Rescued By Airplane Congressmah Upshaw Defends Right To Accept Money For Sunday Speeches 3__ -J ____ Allows Jts Only One Hit Charges Withdrawn Aga\nst Tom Gheen Fourth Of July Celebrations Held In Arkansas Take Heavy Heath Toll BlAl 1 Bon f r “ rn&m gm wo r M it9 1m m ‘M ' * « , t . �_______________________ __________________ I 1.^* ' _ ___________■ » ' , , I M M IF W I 1“ -.,. T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T im n A Y ^ J I lL T 3. 1926 XORR ■.' <«r' ■' i .* F ' S ' ■ Mf'tw • == U .*• K t A l W U VS. 10 A. M., July! $&W.'i WELCOME BACK, l'KNNANT WINNERS! I . *»ftj . . , n „ f ihi* <> c i' iial icnal uaslime should he at Municipal K v,ry r i l t a . « f Sonford who » • ' * " * ? J ^ C n r d and O t a ........ to pay h...... . l-icld Monday morning to wi ne^ j ,, ^ c ’ op in the Florida Slnte ^eague W to the men who have earned the name of to see every g a iie " the first half o f the l!>2(i li>20 season. ‘* 11 j lin riiT iJOiJiTaenTi’ag i M ^ ^ rr > A JR?:' The Pennant Has Come to the City Substantial J T r- PM IV'wr Proof ili;il (In- faiHi of the citizen- of Sanford has aided !• really in the playing of the Sanford Baseball Club this ■>— season has just been furnished. ALL A MAN CAN In spite of serious reverses due to circumstances EAT over 5-Room Stuccol Bungalow fvhirh the team has had no control, they have gone for­ ward and played with a spirit which befits champions. They have kepi the faith reposed in them. ‘ for 50c Monday morning, Orlando play here in the first lull ol $5500 a doiihleheader, the windup of which is to be played in Whore At? Why go to ( )rlando Monday afternoon. The American CAFE cr ( I . Let every man, woman and child go out to the* baseball park Monday morning and pay honor to our able represontajtiv'es. fit ted Piyally fiom their efforts. D E A N -B E R G C O R P O R A T E Sunday Chicken Dinners 75c Salford Chamber of Commerce Special Attention To Baseball Players IMV JuP;, i- i * * ■ka* Just Recei-- Of■ft' A S H IPM E N T OK f c '. Eastman Autographic E . p r ic e s $-.7.1 and WINDSOR Cheviots What is the difference between a hen that LAYS and one that LAYS OFF. One is a profit and the other is a loss. A popular feature in Styloplus (Motlies this Spring. Supplied in many new patterns— diagonals, linuahvaleir, diamond weaves, herringlxuies and mix­ tures. Feed our high grade poultry feeds and make them LAY PROFIT. Cameras Fr-*~ Your money hack if you are not satisfied. rr 'C \\Y also ru in ' all si'/.iM Kiid man Kiltn. Sanford Feed & Supply Company ( 'all ii ; fur anyl lung in The lim p ami Sundry 1»•in* L A N E Y ’S nut c I PHONE .120 stoke . / * / Woodruff & Watson [•HONE 71M Pr.iinpt Service Courteous M’lvaJ ■E. II. LANI2Y, Prop. Laney Dry Cleaniii| Co. DRY C LE A N IN G , R E P A IR IN G , 1NG A N D LA D IE S W O R K A S1'EC| TY. 11(1 K 2nd S I. S A N F O R D ’S ~ Sand Rock Plaster Pennant winners are to be home Monday morning. They have won the honors of the first half of the season in spite of serious reverses. Let’s give them all credit— all honor. . And other building Necessities. \ fi. rakv Sold here exclusively r.ir, FIR ST N A T IO N A L HANK* HUM.. PLAY BALL! Hr fore you >(art that next J/>h get,our prices an » Six*. .INO. W. SNEED •I Contractors and Builders! * buys any o f the popu­ lar colors— hlues, tans, and sand tones. Single and douhle hreasted models. Identified by Styleplus label. M yrtle Ave. and lilt SI. Phone Hi:t First Street Balance $45 Monthly! thefotir corners o f the United Slateg and wo have bene­ Just across the R. R. track on 1st St. from • Oak Avc. You can cat your fill of a reg­ ular meal* and tlu* check is only 50c! W* •* $ 7 5 0 Cash 'They have carried the name of Sanford to 'Amid Majestic. Pines Every order given special attention BV-- Spe the game Monday morning. An investment that is sure to grow.l H. B. McCall, Jr. 5« V '' ’• d f g f l N o rth la u r e l A yr. A home community o f -unusual mer Seminole County Bank l>hone 70:i At.-'; vu m H -« i t *■ ' JJ • ' * J ft �I * • T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , M O N D A Y . J U L Y 5, 192ft. A Glimpse, then Back to Ocean Bed .... - ■■ .......... 1 FLORIDA LEADING IN THE PAYMENT OF INCOME TAXES 4' S’. ” ' ‘ S U S I E S I S i l l Si® ■ -: ■> . *•' .! - , ■Li. ' ' S'%1 Total O f 85,000 Individual Returns Hnve Been Sent In During Six-Month I’ oritKl; Taxes Collected $28,100,178 X Y . i V I JACKSONVILLE. Flu., July •'*• I „ </|»* With a eollectioil *1f $‘2K,Iv ! -|fi*), I7H.:I7 nf innnno tuxes and 1 levie- npsensed hv the federal gov- I t'-'V] eminent Mini with Mft.000 individual j return*. Florida was the only stele I in i>.ri dint riots to show an increase Ln i both in eulleetioim and the number of lax returns led all other stater | in the nuinhei of returns for Hie i A liy .jliot Frcatfh to daatfi in b lizza rd j l *S first six months of I T i n < | • from revolver on July 4 "Z * statement was issued hv l*oter II. flreA > CJONCililiS'jMAIl ' f . whirh 1 Miller, eolleetor of internal revenues Vl il t ion tfMV Florulu district, in h i , ’ the a .i<>rv. I:■<* t -n-lnal'v Jui|i|ii-"" !. if «•»*•* ‘ r*:l im.i;Mt, \.c: at U’WMilifr. (•»!->.. semi annual report. with the set diaiply ai.,1 the mail win* saw the -iirht ,oll,,|,.|| I,* bmoioit .-FFmt ilet mountain* mountain.-* tmver In fthc iiu'tiher of returns’ fil *"1 V*W ASHINGTON July f*.— n.w^i vi-t\ ' .inlltf I! -Oath, a UenvT law ™ E S h stranger than above the t.Avi, mm,l ....... - v , , , ■— ro-.„t iif mine. It iv."-* un for the first six months, o f this so A t ier, Hoiernor .............................................. ttfon that often it ha* to U, .11....... wlmt m «<»>■« a* « •»■>' ^ l'ln.,1 l............ alii allow \ on to ••tine of no i i o i i t . i stories ,.t \ over tile entire ' uvoided entirely if the greater nlntudi. or . . . ^ i . .. *•/».. i Inj t&'itrni ti I ID I « I*' I eai'lv i olorado i about t.i.verm.r | f tl|(. import shows. , - - - ........ . W n11c ’ - alt* nipt I" oust the f i le , • A l(.„n|ih|! the report, roller 1 • "d p-l"'e I..... I •" L'nnvm, he ti||||S fnt. , month „ f Junn I \'2<; ' f c S l t a l f t r t l r '£ , * .j M , . A n | l l . . . r ,U .... s u e s . The ho,ml wouldr.t suli- I w a r t t . 7 7 , n , „ . w l l i | e h re, , the I"-! navy uihninrine S-.M »hovi* tho waters i,f| iiaiit pontoons hod just rai-ed tin- nose f hi1 oh|>. hitt.ny the -....... I, »r woik by a gallon salvage enrps w,.nt^ a r j s «m .i. V V .H . - . 1. " , » ........ » - ..............I.ulj . i c l ini. Y. i w•*,1111 " " l • -""I He* !'■•'• i-'i'T ca led out (t).(| fi||. , h(< n „,id ,» district. T in ­ Island, l; I . wh n <m e! a i ;i Me mi] i a halt.TV »| alt'll..rv and tram- jH ,no|.t, t wi , t ( „ . collect....Colo. He takes his relax suuiill ........... llio siihn*1lino can he seen in,. At ; "illl lu'd Til,' II.•— »• heavy .‘op sank hue I, to ill*' .-•'I ii ..II Hu Hall lo eu iii win (i| j.,., w|,i,h were ^•"Ml Hi . mi i it In 'n ! . . '. . the nil-hup. n ni in-■•nut I dni. tl\ upon Hu enemy. Kfi'.i.llJ, I he lolleetions in .lime ter of III*, put lit <*, supported l,\ poll ••'111 It llii--. Hu- Story of the , 1 .1*1 w , . r , . - ' I I i.f.lll I , . i .• >.f ail i •In* ___ materlHl in the ilu. eulehes. ■" in n i ,,|,,i ol*. 1 f .... i "Iv in the t ill I 1 |oil*,e for Miller expies-ed ill*1 utfrarv rrulches, men men anil an* the Il'an •<! reilitth" I II!.! to. I* :i. ' In onci I... U 1 Mil.. . aid I. d .pill., a lari'** 1opinion tha' collections tor H'.h! llil^ IIIU«l" 1hi** great g:iiiii in ' kfenuln «n,l mining .own. ' “ V " ' ; ™ " 'V , , ™ . . . k .i I*,, ill a 11 >. • •maiher i ... .... .ales in honler 1 n,ail.( piol.ihlc pa-s tile ijifilt.Unil. -o .— his district, but many of Hie uni 1 t.|i ...ft lie man i ’ .... II. If 1 .i.II.i-i i, .ri­. i|l>|Ot" ilu- I,. remHikahle pistol shot. I*"! a I iiirht.'ni I*. , l.« i Hit them honi»*|onn in.aik. II.- added that on Hu* rul< lli.ii' ll 1•V It**' **\i-iii ]ii legend. Veil); believes, are too ;.« « JlM.k „ ;l|, *........ oirl kill. <1 the one anil oaloll.d if:* "i upon (omlPioi. hloi of I he . ..Heel ion- fur the first ;*'lt ll*". i/."il 11-, i iitlv l2> 1 i.iivr i .!■ i ...I a hdlar.l h X M »^ Froxen line, when I was a lie,,., nan. ... fm d d i luit i it.-i ' a i th» r■ and t'i*;nt the! six months that ho would notIk? j.* i-iiiisjili'i id Mll'tlt 1 ... I| i ' ill*, ft "111 I V .'o ol •t roiur ia '«Tnke for instance the rase of the mitioru I truaxl »n Hn Mexo an ' , while Hu I niiinisls were |M1, (,t ... the collcrlion- l* r ,lrm(| jirrxif lm. till- i.-ni Mil»l<iiil i.tl |in> halls and 'In hra '/*■ 9U ,J a I I.TliiMinM will ll*. devolH J tla* min'. Anil that is, tli<- vear i>* V*. even hi'»h«*r thi.iii,|V 0f Florida. or mIm III < >f FI s a te ” 1 S r t ” a i“ ~ ' ' T h ; ,M . v . r , i i 't l'!'.'.o,.o^ii'.'' , r , * i / " cul and I'ecreationai n Ti *i*mf " , "t o '" h..st southern I ................ as the return , nf manv At <..i.liiiu :<• Col lei tor ’...ii. i ' . legates will lodge mikm f uIII ill pot th*-i*. Mat c<* corpui.limits are expected to t|u,M, t'icint s mean that •’ Mot iihi I 1 1 1 i :: •>.T 11 '. x ,■ ;.:..,;:;„iV.... .... !,! I l.MI. .... '. H', M". U i , , „ „ | e. still orosiK'lous niul its lien;.! "It'll I *.1 ifi ii.l i harceteis anti lie toceivod uluuit Septemlair. I. it •,, in.j incredilde, of I It was iminli.il out that Florida have in.mi \ and are -till oj.' -m : Hu nt, ni * " s, z " r ! , '"k-n.N i,. . - n i .......... .... ..... -....... ........ . ........I*... r 'I have t>. seek I . .iritii". cl f 1 .,111 ;1 .1100**1 " If, I . Id a* SM oii I 1,w s i l >••**« ------------- fs~= *-*--R -tftu*h frontier t«/wns developed fire one or two shot into Hi. huh • u u v I...Ho 1 Hi .111 iiitigiV**., right | 11 111.1 v *... . bo oxtemhd through. 1 1 01 'Hi.. 1 1.||, elm • 1 ol 10 I nut 1 Ii C^vharactera, ton. which lmrdered on eve ,.t a ta r-.i I,,.,. 1*111 1 lie •. . '. 'i i ' •a ..-11.1 l itiii Ii I'tn i.*:t"Ifni Hi*. liei.pl*. are pilling llle.i I'l.l* t." af and oxpUininn to use that in Hullscc. Hharllold. d a 1 olb'1 til.IIS III the I Ill 1 enl \I'll \ "I'nl'if wi ill 1 ii» w trill hits are for the post year hut Hi it He ,t I loll-' W"t k•#•<» •t• I i f iiiipiit l»v KM'rinittivM^ people ate paling tlicli lav- s wife 11.war,I tin- in-il* trian, 1 *■ Ik-i I tn.„ ,,He' *h’P"ni. |., .1 f. ... - ml iitt.n wall *<l . *’ •!v< «• nit 11 1•• h** <li 1vt'ii into h\ 1 mail*" Ilu 1 en 1 , 1 ,, t* foil dele , h.inl‘4 ji•••i tfi l wit I>t>111 s|ii»u ;ii ^ mule l.ati.l ,1.1 " i" . I*,** I1 l'<-i I"i <•*'1 1" "I blue just I'eluilied 1 f..rM e Mlp , i»* . nf t.lt otl. tint! I>111 m1ii* 111 1 1 :ii •* 1 11 1li|,. . .*.-I... i I lien ,|. toed it to .‘-'I I'etel inn gh, I aim.a i.M pa -lor rt f liic f* 1 t » h *ii ! 1*1 Ilu* u < fu K. ]!♦* i< a — — W I . I I., |,l . . ih Tf otbel p.oiil - and I l.oilid di,*. |.,l' ' lll.l'i ll of Ih e ii lic llc r all Ilu |inic.l h. h)i »"l \vh« u *tt s tho Indian 1 LONDON. July f>. 1/10 - -MosquiWeui v reput.be lb ,,.|| I.V tom *-!f I' ' menl going f'.ium .l ei.o wte. PARIS. July ,r>, t/l t'.nvo of tq, 1 ,1 CX, spreoilcrs of many deadly h'lephone. op*.1 alor- 10 I'.m- ha.** *’' •p ,« .....t 1" ..... ' * ” m u ....... 1 outiotieil Mr Millet ’ I •• <> *1 ■■ . I al'-d HI (III 11 ,i. » T | iJ Ilf.l*l I 1 l 1’ hliMl n i| J | »K A M ) i,joasei*, will he imported into ..titlilii*.<l relief through tie l"ho».<* V b ll' MIi.ll t I at .1*11 befol'l ....1 it l.i lie |.I*I• Ito' look a it Hte t it" IV- 1 hall ' " i\ S. bool England to sting patients under l>ra|ili. When ;* |.*T'ion <11IF a reporters many nf the prt-sseil finam i.illv ;m\ |ih,,I ."'la |,ll ' fell | I in- lab Efreltinent for (Jenarnl Paralysis mini her that lias I * r-o o ii.i - withdrew while nth*r ..Him - < f „ , W;,,d d< ; I II" ^ v ., j, ,, "III.. cluing* <1. 1 ‘ ‘ M O M I) K l\ (j rthlly t a I e, malaria-infected the ph«uiograph ntanves talk oia ri v «.f 'In ; fa luted.. 1 ii" worn* mili.inutn alls ............. # 1 . . 1 . ... . . ■. 1 i . o n i l 1 .. " i n n ' * »pio#qultoes will hv imported ami i>t)iyls. “ Thia number changed v\•!1 1 1OI Til ",t • rind of Ills life. I I I -Hilled ib'.llt «"ll*'erly without press*.d finan. i.-illv, tle ie 1 o’l I ’ .^hey will be dirled scientifirnlly consult Hit- number direetoiv." ,k< i* ii • li.l I ll. , eli .1 I Ii intimate do- jI .* (tow nig any truce of pertiil'hntion. truth !*• it. These ligme- -to w i 1 * Oivpu a w » y July IOR !• ni '. a* they will always have keen upAtlanta, ,xvill di cl I lie music. , is, lie lm ♦ leal ! Occasionally « hIUt :* lire given IV I u iniHi»i'i * r ,miImi-la ]•.*! ' '1' ll ' ta7i , "! women , , ,. e. I ^/-sGltltcs to do their Ik*sI work. a tiny 11*h •... 1lav. •I . 1'1 ill'! "to. work, prior ro j the wrong number 1 by the g ].. al.er l'..i • ’, KH. i A ntimltcr with each 5 (if >*. i iiiiMal" til* fM*» ll roi l ion - •idi-i-fd 'J ^ T h e plans to import the inscPts operators and rompliiints have been i. 11*»i t ' Mot e* •■•I h' wine ...... Used I Ii ).| **1 •l lf \m ;i' *••inJ*t gwtPame known when tho Hull hos- mad** hy persons who luul tha 1111*t**<•' r The government i O'.'is or Quarts Oil] "am - i 1 11a 1 . ol a 1 ..iirt her Xojlltal committee approved the the phonograph with il< **ne 11ns tlnv.1 iliaII I* t Ii" \ a . |.» "| holiik.l .... U Milieu' . ’ M 1r •.*•*. • ill Illl* ;■ been p, t nil". -I In " ' l l ! ‘ ol Ito ton rei ent I n s I our «\ ^gMfdlcal officers’ proposal t" bring wer, gives them the wrong 111 I, »u•*•1.• niul if tin- \e it u i i • • ,1ll • 11 1nie •> ol ' ••t’lg keol |oek 1'I’'on ll if ni I.o-.-if" •|Iu- ;*:.sent t" ."."ted by , ’ “ it "buzzing doctors" from the formant. '■I'm I'll ll.f . "ill 1- i*1d*« 1 iiii|l-llll 1■|• ll il> 0 I" >,1 1 • |tr C ,\| f; *i' k-ohvillt., I a;ll ll,.- |,,.h*l m-.l iiati-« ;...1 m|1 \voi.o e ll"' 1... 1 *1 id • . s an an out I gl- iiaapical countries, where they will It • .... • «..• •" o,-||('col'ecte.1 by.tiie vnrioun troplH u Ifiil.-| 1 .-it 1 1 1 * | H * » I •, ■■• 1 , iu 1 lie "II. li\ (.hi.- I, \ ". toria for win* It , »i"g. The filet Hint Frances’ biith.lni " • *' !"id r-, i ho,-*, who K lbblN G STATU *'? ^ a l schrtoln of inediciiif*. It has as a republic is only ten days qlllli. * u.1 1 , .. n!,i lol ..* \ | | " id l\ In ,| ' I ...111 t ll" \ca 1 , w 1 , 1 1 " m i v i ,ll" t " '> "ie , ■I m,# l - ftitan found, it was said that liene- later than America’** inil<.peo 11 1 si*. 1 « .1 I.-. her ao.l dale.l • II d in iu Si.* 1 • 1 T i . 1 •.f•1 .•( H" .......... Ii • •',•' 1 mi I of mi* ’ i n Hanford 'Vve. I’hoa* * rfloial result* were obtained# by denee days is 11..I being d v.ll i' ...."I-’ i i : 1 II f. t Ml" • 1 M, , ii I-' 1 " 1 ■o. u , 1 i^jp frm lttln if malanal run: qnitoi•» to upon, US it ho., heel* III Ol".'loll- 1■•!*«{ |i| ,.|t\ . . • III, .11. *1 Hu nf (I, (I Flu a, Ilf • J*I , / :11•* ''■ '1 sting general paralysi 1 putii-uts. yeai ,, 111 mal.iog pr* pni at 1*•i, * lot 1.. ,al. ••«i i* ' 1 Th" .IHUggbllg of i t . • .1". . * 1 i r• . ».i. in 11 i *.f 'it*1 'Hi i nu non b ,ir11' i yilogrumti a 1 11 r• f .fit pi .t * \ I. Lllc coining ceh-bi uj uni -auc V o----- i p - r * ' ........ tllcAcoill'g wh-l* 3 C ZXSZ i .. I\ i f I." r.t. i ,.*•«• t in, ., >i i <i i I'd a- a « ion oi le | kdnru Alii p Jones, an nge«f I '"Its ueen eiic«r>'M* dales httie ' •*'• ” 111)■ d.-r^Mvi*t*r UlC M l lop to la / June died leaving n quarter m il-! between the two republic: ! bUt'.i' I W,; . I.... |• .1 "P, ll.i ii»ii.|i|i........ II , estate. Joiieses Ifrom |, '« "'m ■ll Ml .... . uuovn.-n l ll 111 ]P . .vhang*. is attiibuled t., . . Freo. . **"..on dollar ------ --i.oirg f« mi n«1 . till, •1.11 • Piovineial toioi ters and ten." II aunrteri of th*. globe tried to ,,l|i*",,P <tmeet ning Am* i ien's ,,t ' -• >1 lo II pl.v " 1 1 ., i'i’ ; kpj tun |\' t.l.t, | to the <«*■i Itablish their right to the fo r -! * ' * H-ward h iiiin .' d.d.t ’ ii ii .,' t'l in ni«.\ ji. m., *j . ( i 1 fir |{ ) h .^TtUie. Before Hto matter rlnallv i ,rutl" n • '• b«m..,i ,,, •oil. /U<»FI I F m ; |:< \TT imoo *#rtiB settled, the iiuiiilier -,f elnim» " " i-k* d t.v " \t. i. I- ..... II ""■<•■• "I film "I , , ri. W)tS mote ,than nun uim nc............... ll, |•Tup. •,.;• H iv In, li „ „ i „ If 1*. ,. . totalled .... ........... .0,1, I ,00,1 ' V I. ,| .I , '' ' I ■, to,,i ' ,' 1" ''o r ylClr cloims to kill ship to Illl' aged I ., " " ‘bit. Fiance Jeel I iiii aid ..... 'll del,.,. I,, ' " " 1 be 'I- '....I .... ••J .* "aC 0 roman /ailed, however. ..... Ti.-r' 1 1 •s ''U e .? " I .......... ' allow ". ik. . t 1 h,,i • vs.i i *r life in f h, ' die n jro brothers established their , I"'iin>. " \|..... . ' ' ' 'ta l.d 1 " i* ti* >n, ,|., i *n* » *x t '"'Oiled a I r i| ii , •* ■.i.i. 'i'i",ti .t 11 Ml. ij Jfht to the fortune. i ' T ' " I*,;.. i„ ‘ I”; , ‘ ■'■"'I moti,o '"•in i..m il i,x ••Him. I I'll ('III j tellers, vvl,.’ . ' , '""l ..... f •'""iln l I.o u. * '• f *l Thoma* A. K d j ^ ; , 1 * T \ 'b e T !* ,b '::f V|T ^ ' u. . ; ..... , * '' ' ' ll " I Ilu, 1 i ill. the jjjWneXKl»‘-tow.,p,| pic, m i!" "} i "••rt,'».»:roat '.leam/e/''! m !■'!) ' ,'V/V “ j ' '' '' ' " " W in |)„.|, iiitei|ir<dai I,",. I ll< dai! v ■! 1 '■n" bn 1.,,, ,, i'* *1M] '•ba' Li i Mlin..r , 1 * [l« h portrait painter, win. I / . ...... *• Br.li,„n ' Hi. fa I fa, i ,."t -I ■ '•*<■»• tin 1.*i r.*i ,, mt xevoral typcku in the United j J !,'. M",v,,,k' keenii- i„ i ;,j ,. . I.1' , bud, *.. I'lili .'b. "It. letle nt ' „. ' .-f I ,e*r*i:, I,\I lU.-en tow painting Plttaburtfj, mill- ! '» 11 M bm i„.j|ii( , |„, , . | ,l‘" 1 ’ *' I dm (leV,.|,,l , "'Ju III .. mil.it*, t , un" d .t>ther n*ital»les hns‘ r r " ,>r Gliding ,t” 8 s ... cor Aboi;, / e.l -toll r. i »W^of how he tried to p erou al | .... , . ’ ' . .... bins All...->:| ..... . , Ihe ‘ it < • ‘ "I d ............ j ’; IKoe'UgslHHg. K, | •i ' |„. dd C il "I Moll the artist |„ J l »*•>« ......I ’ '* UP.I full o| |, "lid,, n, i|, , ........ . H i. dm I’m ■ jo in te d one of Mrs. Edison. | ' h,' v" «<’"•’ "P iron, * be ntooi.ti,, e,,„ ..... . . •,," l » " " " H I M, ,,,, . •U" . b* Ip tow ml „ "" ’ * |I" ’ • Hdllll.il,!.! f (V’,I V'loj!'*/ '" 1" 'be* 'It III" h? .w," ‘ opposed PIM'osed I., , ....ei ...."V. ;j... ....V f/'i,M ' T;la " " .I ,.s| ......... ‘w ’ ■•*'» •e.itenniat <s1 *......... dnv l.i , I“ ...." ".......... dntad portrait, .W 1 .HH bet'auii*. k------ "ii,,to ,fcund.ed'tra , , .... 'bn wa. lo ."'|„. Ij(ii| . ',",h , " "e iI iii 1" II ' ll". In' |„. , ,11 tv ! U ''V • " > » ! 1 " " ' d "« ■■ Brandt ‘ r« wfUiout the aid of ,,m |f,-,".. '"'‘■ ’ ""•"•r a. b.u ..... .. *'al . nt 11.,. .......... i.!!' I ,'VI ,i ....... * ’,** to.,o poll, I I'dlort- (., make the l(, art." ..... . ’*• * '•»)"• "• or I ,. =i ST. f •It Hoenoi |o la'ouarilo 1 *1, V 1 H 111 v lltr,'ll,I, ” ‘ 1'v'' ' " " I <ietios vvli* •'• me,iibci. „ r,. ,)f ;< * *>u 'J t y j " ' « I uni to lo,,. ' «■ tladili died ™ ;i "< Hal,,,,, art *.iw d *•« man v.1' I & .r. spz* ......... S c ra p s p a s Ilf I," e III MJlll **>in.I Fil'icenth A n n u al b!. Bant 1st Session h , ^vrnKri„tl :k, .. . . U(» I L ‘!(I Ju lv ->!*) M,"k ,M ,h" ("retiMi.u i.Ul I «C * X » W S * 7';: in .. I ..I Ii Ho B' , o'ling " un­ ite '•n’t"'1' .... BETTER Gi 110ND0N LETTER — .............. — : I*' BERLIN LETTER PARIS LETTER in IlH'-nil. • •. r•1 .• ■« and Util Kt.iesentafives )((|k Jl(,Mllt Florida being In.'1.. ,,r . I 1' H" flJIMt’ of ' unusual |iro- lfitii. at llamliurg ha ISII is K t;,*i • Pe. Illlilll " ■""’ ‘ :1’’ of I .polling of a ypiMial I'tll U \K \1 JitinoH D"lnn "I" -1.1.S ! • 1 l HUMl'ill*'ll .Wittl S*M Fob b min. mad* o in.ping tosuing 1.7*I hil 1ll'd l .ke i nienilKH "f iti«- it tn Hit- 1 lit"l||.< dof'llAM 111*'I v'|.. III: 10 1,1*;*• *• :**III i,;i -ii I""' i -I *«' I tlint t!i- .i-'lai . In* I". i\.. . i/|, many Enrol*... olid 1" 'Ii 'lings at I’il’i'. mini- fi r, I. 1"VK'ld'>1I'lUllhl .it'.'l to Ii;. e'h I ."V.0 I’lHireI IMlt ll I.Ill'­ , - —" - DAY • 0 *•# . “Sinclair” t°isxs; K rJ»^inou- te"’’"' V n ™ '"!,, ......K %, H f t e K ......... ' ': ^ ‘ ^ nr a a a i a a B a BRiaiaEiaiara ! GOtfRBS BEGIN Td ARRIVE co lum bus, CompanyToHandle By The Richardson ‘Made Rite’ Stucco .Company SoklfFere | . Eidoeii it, to! .I Ohio, July a.—</P) ' Yortr'Ic* Boxa ,. ...».t I._ ^ la lr c . 1 , 1*1 The ubservft? Dnv h«'ro ■tally realistic Hr.ncnek, oT r:/.or hone, Iscemled from L* wcll-km.wn |Fvvnliit ioii.ti J man is a tie 1800 ib Co. 2nd SI. IN E R III. I lk ItlllB. ri n Only a Few Days Left-h a ve Ih e n tip n rliin ily NEW LUMBER Y A R D A complete line of ! Cypress and I’ ine I Framing i Shenlhint; id i sid itu f b ein g aw airtetl me !•''uni j |.'|noriitg C ou p e and one karat d ia m o n d / C e ilin g rin g . I FiniHh I M ou ld in gs C on test eloses Ju ly 1<*. I la tlh yy tf I- x M I' I' T h e development of any particular section of a city '* ^5 depends largely upon* the owners of the property there­ in and upon the co-operation of the men who sold that property. A list of the owners, what thev intend to do and what the developers intend to do in making Sanford Grove a beautiful and exclusive residential district in Sanford, will be furnished any prospective homesitc seeker who will call at our office. i j * V There is much in promises— if those promises are ful­ filled. Sanford Grove is assisted in keeping its pledges through nature herself. ^ j I Wt! arc Ilciitltjiuirters for: Flinfk*»(c Shinpf-! les. Roll linot’inyy,, and , M.’i'erial fur Built up Roofs.* Endowed with a wonderful high rolling land, covered with virgin pine, this development stands out as ol(e of the best ever laid out in the entire state. AI **S0 Awards lo Iu* made in front Prick o f The Sanford Herald al Lime IMuster 8 :.‘H) o’clock m. White Rock Plaster Hoard H lIY S IN C L A IR C A S O L IN F Nails ! Screen Wire “ Full of Eager Pow er” |lliiildcrs Hardware * The Central Florida l- Doors Windows Fra mos and " Scree ns Oil Co. Made In Order ’ Distributor I'o ' Murpby Ironing Hoards . Medicine Cabinets . S ln ch tir P rodu cts I i ;■ - r -vV l i U' “Amid Majestic Pines CASH LUMBER CO. CalvamV.cd ( ’omipfati ed Iron. (Jalvanized Flat Sheets. Sheet Rock - Stucco - Tcxtono CHASE & COMPANY | Phene 3,‘JG • SANFORD GROVE, Inc. E. C. M IL L E R , Pres. First National Hank Hldg. * f Phone 219 ^^J^^g^^fi^^flJgRBiiBKMeiafaianmnLnifaj^umiirjijniiMOTraraBaaaayirfriririrnrfirjimnrLi -vu Jl I M M)i( ; ...... Hills »..s OUT OUR WAY *- * * rora.buo.mo.A husblwr^T - 'nH«a,M,r,|yj T i " y r“- .............. • i* i *■ *v t4mm me umian. •eonomlc committee *n , however, that A",O , \\ . ------- L.w ^ 3 . 0 -i" . ifTh'cy' aren't' " s p e n ^ " " " '" ' ‘ ,Wt make “ h° USC * home' *1Build with BUSH sive.. . “Despite th eir brick and back them •’ beauty, and despite up with BUSH iioh their stubborn, ever­ low tile, and you will lasting qualities, they have a type o f con­ cost only aboutt the struction that simply same ns materials that can’t be.......... beaten. It is .admittedly can’t last. ............ . , . beautiful; it is dry; it requires no costly painting it is fireproof; it can't rot and there a r ^ t any repair cost, W h e r e is there another material like BUM I brick and rile ! Theresimply isn't any. as we know how to make. • « •;-! - . 'J 'I orange* and bansgreatest increase £ Bush eco. ‘J S rts jirsr ! pSSLSrTSJ!L£:i " ™’i!I1' n cal mishap In the printing ,',f j Argentmo stamp of IHDD resulted ■k>nn ha* renal ted in m tho five, pesos blnek and orange public’* eating three "pecimen a realizing $600 ut a-re­ fru it than before tho cent aalo o f rare stamps. The verted 0/ th° h“d bot,n ‘>i- S A N F O R D , ffjricl{ «nj TTi/eS\Tanufaflurers ‘ 1 N ash vill* Sine* I8fi7 • Distributed in Hitnfo,-,! a„a Orlando by V t rHE M o o n l i g h t S o n a t a ~ GD?.W'Ll.iAMj 1 Baker And Holmes Coinpany Hush Urick are in stw k in Sanford and Orlando . ■rif ,*L \ \ . 1 •.AI A* fit* i i T tJi j BANK IK F L O R I D A At the close of business June 30th, 1926, condensed from the report to the Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, D. C. RE there mellow colors in the outside walls o f your home? -an yon revel in the heautyof varying blacks and browns *lnd roils. (y)r, are your walls painted with flat tints am! definite a . lews ? 'Iltrick walls ul BUSH brick never appear Ire same. A t every angle they si row dillerent tones— soft, nrel- ;K ? r & f . J S K '. t e s 1 («und tho S r SZTZ r FIRST N A T I O N A L A .....; ‘ ho day after the * luunps. Klvsees J .„ * '^ * ^ * Ie" ,,U,, "ttended her . down fr,.,,,’ , h(. ..V,,' “ . ! /' *1'," " f performance ut n.u (; •* i•niilNliwd into v ,*'.™ i...'.',k,!i.i ^icatro. lump post whn h ’ JiBMutv expert* finding £21*1 tighter and Americun JrttlUl debutantes aiv i r t o U o n after the strict "truin- With 8K out of every lull apples I, Wlilch thov underwent In pre- nig provided |,y ......... s ,.|(^ * i “ ®*ng presented ut ,h‘* bananas Hie , oniiuUH e ! *• .E atin g on diet, attending JT parlor aoriae* and then f n d »" Us report "an American ••riy to bed was tho strict banana moinqmly control., the "ales of 2’1 out of every .'III I,ananas ■ or moat of those, lucky consumed in this muntry , . ......... '***'»! ¥ , X r0 .?* Included fur prt*sunIt •""ntwl mu lhal British p„v 1 at th# first court, tha mttond group of dehu- U m ‘i .!',i “tf, r ,,Unl“ ut «» «h.*, V '., ' s *'H-» amount i<* ;i6,immi '* " year, wliil*. r;i;/ % ......the pay- math, to America for fruit R e p o r t o f t h e C o n d it io n o f th e Beautiful Mellou? Colors By for tbo rnyM|audience. Thu ................ ■■"■■■■■■■■n*aaaflHaaBaaaaaiBaaBaan HaHM,l . a 1 *\ By Williams W of ,.s "•’ll* f IAIMj dvIcA n „"0t t(' taking his "Ii,,. r|„. ,|«,||lir «•«! ;if (n , ?T'5 * matters of i.utertain franc *, • frrince’s i<>i<imnuii<la , re »u lt«i in the recent "comM. (iiists.ii Donntergite I,parformanco” hy Miss Ruth dent of the l''reiieii |-«*|in|i|ii t ....... ■pjr, American net re,I, before uu'; '■■ing run down |,y „ lltsll;,|, V *ln g and quaen i.-uf Hieir " d> ' few .lays ago, and I lien was •t Windsor radio. ll.imst a. rested l„q(1|1. M Hal f,, Wa» th«» first loininaiid |M»lic*,nian wlh, witness,,| the :M M rance at the ensile sine*.'< blent, n eogniyed t , t ", " . 114-when Sir Gerald do Mi..,Her '‘ '‘ •»......... , „M ' Ihe nat.on’s . 1,1, ' :r\,., llie company played ".|i,,|„. tl|K|egai',""g 11*,- or,III,a, v ..... ' sr* nr ■■HiHHHnn ana ? ■ * ” **"***■■■ ■"■■■■■■ m ix •*) 1'•• •bi*«K.».*• ■• •wi ■m.i.vss s„ German•"'•e„i t|l(. •'„,'w Illl* 1...... m»\v i- in ....*........... .... 'iT 'TTln-so Jo Wales on horse races ! Gan, ■■■^a.'nPiBniii'iiaaBaitxNC'NT.ns* r<tan $ id '/, 1 ;;;;"I ";l,m .......... IMl,'.I,l, |,„. ...... 1 " -be 'llifi ll( ||l(, i**<Min* li'tlv lr I' i ih-J 1',;,f • •hnlr •| """"' •* >- ...... 'f.. is ; ,n,#' ......... in,, Htllle , m 1vmcr ;i |»fn ■•Mill I. ">•-'I rnajo*i;\ 1 ' 1" I'M,,. , ll’" u Mi"n:ii o • 1 “i":" ! - ■Mp ,, ft ' l ,. IIO.II OlIIIIell. a ’ ' — With nearly a dozen qualifiers on the irround and more exjVcted to< day, the Scioto Country Club hcri scene of tho 1026 National Open Golf matches, today began to take Press.) The fnmous “ Color Clnd” and The most co» ip lev lino of roofbanks of Or- "Made Bite" stuccoa, sold throuirh- iu gmnteriulu handled'by tha Rak­ on something o f the atmosphere bounty show- out the state of Florida, oy the er and Holnu-s Company, in- their that surrounds championship sport­ ing events. o f over $13,- Baker and Holmes Company, aro i how ' ,a>' Sanford plant, is that- mnnusl report inado manufactured hv the Made Rit«*! I;' cluro' •»V the Uiclmrdnon ComTO CONDUCT PROBE ty Chamber of Product:* Company, of St. I.nuls. I ,,r Atlanta. Blue, purple, id of liiiRlnehti Mo., one of the best known manit i Jl., ' t7rt*J‘n- tile rod, opal and five WASHINGTON^- July :t. (A’) — •total doponiU fucturers of huildinK mateTiftls r*10^ ,vrc. r,'iTularly carried Th6 Shipping Hoard and the De­ iD. lK.'i on April with a wide southern dUtrfmtion. |H\ ^ lchnrd" on "hmiHrt. . partment of C'Oinmeno were di­ 1,601, April 00, The company also mantifaeIbe Richardson Company mntl- rected to conduct a joint itiiftkiti[more for 1020 tures the "Durourcad" floor nfacturo the only super «ianl shinKUtion. and submit iilmis tn the trends, reputed to be otre of tho ffle made in tlio United States and Senute on Jan. I for Niaintennn"0 rtroiiRest and most durable on th e jib e ir rail's record throughout th<* of permanent and efficient mer­ John T. Alsop, mniket. These trends hnve never country is said to be a very ini? chant murine tinder u Senate res­ has a heart been known to wear as much as a pressive one. Some of I bo finest olution ndopted today. bolds. When fraction of an inch, according to residence* of Sanford uro equipped Iwcre arrested James A. Pittman, local manager V/ith Richardson shingles. West Palm Beach - Work start­ traffic law. tor linker niul Holmes. Th«jy' make shingles In nil sizes, ed, on new $600,01)0 theater on rnt tnmil of The Made Rite stuccos art} said fhi'ir' famous loci; top for Sunrise Avenue. irnetl money. small* homra, to their hlnndcd col­ be the only known concrete ti» Jficksott-i ’’ on super giant for larger dwelling Alho|i a limit shingle guaranteed not to crack. They, 1....— . The ....blended x---- y- color - • .........*»•«■ Iwritten Mov­ al.'.u have sold largely one In the ! h" “ nttmiicil n greatMcgroe 'reutVegi of popii m h i o m ant the $a lx: company s coaini that they are olarity in Flnridn, particularly with the era o f Spanish architec­ easy to apply ture. 'the trademark carried <>n ' all local seed _ n s r a ta ii *0 re, was company products is "Choice of Lneshurg- Building permits isThe company's PhuU , „ UP(J, <lurinff month ()f Mrty> tntll| |c fjmithern the Trade.” at the re­ ip St. [*>uis is said to he one °r $70 735 held a l'ln e most. nioi!»rn building material ’ ‘ * ____ __ 1 JA<’K lllTltNN, ItPiirricntullvt ilgoro has,structure., in th e .....tiny. | <)riltlM,., Rids opened, for cm- ' kh here for ■* st 1 ••<■( i.>n <>f now bridge over Fern I 11fi R. Second Si. seendnnt of a bruin h t lie him- ? c n. , k Washington Street..! oils Haneocks. "Miiini*. r ilO N K s;51 Ihero when a I ST. IT T K K S I'U R C J- Tliomtm I The Price Is Right i t'oetfon. m gro, found an cxc**lle*ti I disorderly Jicr tluil -lie wav to get rid of bill collectors i uben tieorg** Pooler " f lh*- ,at*te I SANFORT) colot, called upon hint for an al Paul, chnrg- Ic'jed 60-vont debt, ( ’oataou. w)i"ii . F,zekiel Dan- Pooler canto niton bin frntil pnr* It, | ^ro liny, nt reached beneath a newspaper and , W. S. PR IC K . Mgr. [not guiltv by pulled out un ititportant-looking j run Imlli'ts Pool i ft her*-. Mon­ pistol. th the heart. cr’s pi rs iuh! flu* letter fuistily «lr- 710 W. First St. Phono 472-w Hint the shoot • citled to let the debt go. R IN E S 1, I LIABILITIES Loans aiul Discounls.............. $1,729,832.95 Overdrafts ................................ . 349 20 U . 5- Government 3 oncls^. ... 132,550.00 Other Stocks and Bonds......... 638,184.68 Office Building, Furniture and Fixtures ........................... 208,000.00 Other Real Jpstate............ ....... 3,967.50 Cash and due from other banks 814,060.04 Capital Stock............................ $ I50,OOO.OQ Surplus and Undivided 1' Total ......... Both are as fine c R E SO U R C E S Officers F. P. Forster, President Li A. ih’umley, Vice President H. C. Du Bose, Vice President B. F. Whitner, Cashier A. L. Betjs, Assistant Cashier M. V, Bradbury, Assistant Cashier P ro fits....... ............................ 111,241.33 Dividends unpaid...................... i 3,040.00 Bills P a y a b le ............................ I**' "V None In 1 . . lV. " Mi ’ll Deposits ...................................... 3,262,663.04 3,526,944.37 T o t a l......... . ............ 3,526,944.37 Deposits June 30th, 1926 ........$3,262,663.04 Deposits June 30th, 1925.......... 2,039,722.80 Gain .i "i 1,292,940.24 I ■ Directors . - A . A. Brumley T. I. Hawkins S. 0* Chase , John Meisch H. ft.tDuBose . a W. W. C. Smith F. P. Forster B* E. Squires ' T . B. F. Whitner V ll ■’.ti •'DI rjl �AT ■h,C\. 35»: CWW SEE n . T m & a®* F V 1* T- k m•vjffi s' T »r- ‘ T H t S A N F O R P H E R A L D , M O N D A Y . JU LY B. 1926. '' 4 (ford Herald iM •‘ t*»rry t r r f ti l l r n r at M < M r Ml RaafarM. f lM l I I I ’ I w m IIi A W m f t Marking An Epoch * Brisbane Sees It i As • CmiP I Dead. .• h i* r i ■ it i a ■ l i i jf • liFP. IIEHAI.D PLATFORM l.— IVeper water rout* to Jack2 —Construction of 8 t. Jokoa-In . dinn Riter raiml. — Kitcnoion of while w«y. <•—Swlmtninf pool, lennls court* Hr. 4.— Aiifcmmllnir of huildinf prorrnm — hounoN, hnlrls, apartmen! houses. A.— Extension of olrrel pavini; pi ngra m. 7.-..C(inifrucli(in of Ii n n I a t ■ r d sHnniif f.like. Monroe. 4.-riim|i1ftli>n of rlly beautlfiea.«* tiai»«pronfam: --Expansion of srhon? synlem wlU» prnviHion for inertaaed fnellities. lory of bite and Death," marvelled lit I tic uorlmg of fire. ; I tow I In.- clay is hardened, and ’ Imw Ibis "ax is melted, with one .and the -nine thing, fire? i and aliove alj our enlightened democracy was born on that I It ilraih earth, stones, wood, and slons, and whatsoever is i firs t gloriou s Fourth , and it is righ t that jo y and enlhus- cloth not liipiel i.ihle and it imdtelh iasm should find exp ression on its an n iversary. But aside ' metals, wav, gums, butter, tallow f rom tf,t, sh ou tin g and the tumult, the fire w o rk s and th e ! and tile like. Jfetin g , a fe w m inutes should be allotted to the sober, serious i j con sideration o f the th in gs we have and the men w h o made HAROS .MAURICE Roths­ child, of ilie great ernnlimial ' th e ir acqu isition possible. hanking faintly, is deprived of his i And p articu la rly is this true conception o f the Fourth seal m lie- Trench senate heenn-e i necessary at this tim e when A m erican s a re w ra n g lin g and tie pent I t,iiti,000 flam - ' ' get it fg h tin g am on g th em selves, je o p a rd iz in g the sacrednesjt and r i f l e I to llg ge stloll of im 1110 1 in v io la b ility o f t tie const it u( ion. ami invit iu g serious internal tio,|, let1 Hie Freal'll decide Mll.lt I .Out!,turn lattes is too much. ' dissension and its a tte n d in g evils. A m erica is not th reaten ed w ith m aterial and moral d o w n ­ I HI ! I I M il are In -> Some fall as som e e x tre m is ts would have us b elieve, but it is inill o,ri hundred I Iomi.and certain that the seeds o f a mild form o f B olshevism have Irani a" unts, in what we i all I h ill $ln,000 byen planted here, and th ere is nothing th at w ill nip this leal ........ to |, Think o| a, tilting the hnm—t poll w eed's g ro w th as e ffie a c io u s ly as a stro n ge r, moro a c tiv e tnal u orlti of Pi'tilisvlviinia with brand o f p atriotism . P LA •: . .’Tvjfel* r. tylv*n to l .sHii.. m M gS. F R E D S. D A IG E R , SO C IE TY E D IT O R ___ t ____ m ?;.a"flSri Kelvinntnr i«>no( ment, but is tr:c|J Yo u n g T en s o f thmisami,] dflern. K c h in a tor McLamler u 'V- All A. II. Itt* ■'luioMni^i llnJ *' i .» \v ►.f" NOW (if W oW ?- Standn rd f Shop Ideals Of Thomas Jefferson Lauded By Bishoi; Manning At ChaiTottesville ii, »-1 x* ••; ' r ■\ ' • «. f * i) Conttnuoua" from I p. m. to 11 p. m. :------TO D AY , i By Hpecfcit Arrangement . With Paramount Picture*’ Gilda Gray'* "Aloran of the South Seoa” Charleston Lesson No. 3 Mifune Newa tuesd at 1 1, i Irene Rirh in TH E ISLES OF R E TR IB U TIO N " Comedy and Trupiral Review PRINCESS Continuous from 1 p. m. 11 p. m. i i Sanford Paint And Wallpaper Co. W .H. LONG "AHKKTS M ONDAY Irene Brent In ’’SECRET ORDERS’ COMEDY "Flytng Wheel*.” . NOTICE ,'fSSB :;W i . I r * ™ ,n 9 lo n g e r em p lo y e d a t J Ililto n h B a rb e r S h op but w ill .Y; >e p e rm a n e n tly ’ lo ca ted a t ■-••■ H o d ges N e w S h op n e x t to y 'W • S em in ole C a fe on P a rk A v e . * t.. I. B lackw ell. Cash Drug Co. C la ssified J-Advertisements Mr*. J S. Butler and ehddtcn of left Saturday i where lie will liaoclnil.i are "pending a tew dav* here as the guest , of Mr. and Mrs ott hllsilie..*s. ■ gins mnl children Jute from Daytona l.v sjient (he past J. A. Butler. , *” r. und Mr*. ('. A. Rnttlersoit , v,‘ *'tesdtty for Ft. Myers where Itliey will spend sever,il weeks. Mi. and Mrs. J. c. ||a|] .p,n,t ^ffler and family, the summer at till* week end with Mn-ir daughter A. Anderson Davtouu, I wore in the city I 'TrM' I.effliM' aceomptin- I will'll* .she* [ms a uotlujrr. Mie bench fill' tile Mrs, t\. J'.. Bens and children left Salmdi.i fur Dtvloiia wheie fide* has ns her they will spend the summer sister Mrs. Fisii- moiitjis. IVnm I'orsia and t’ortcr I ,nusing and Withuin Mai'ie, Hazel uml [o f Miami. 1 Mere left Saturday to spend Sun-| day ami Monday in Tnnt|iu. J. H. McMullen i . . .. .... . „ mhi Sunday where) ...A ’ VL i " lav with crirnds u . . lMr, 1,,ft Saturday for V-. ' i t uba where they will spend two acnrga Sehaal m o-1WL,t‘kfl' The N e w Y o rk R ad io H l ,0d X Br,”'u'r Amusements HERALD Radio Reception Is C( FIRST NATIONAL BANlj . ... . ..... ... . SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. Insure Today JUS,?1*, ;j|| M IAM I Sun-Proof Point Reel & Christopher Columbus WEDS Ice Cream You drive ii i- s n A7 r ® SW 0?b MMiuaianuiiiiinuafiirafT1J \m\ 9 i& $ W. Many Leading Pilots Entered in Spued Race At Salem, N. H. Today */ { jn FRANCIS R E S I D E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 2 I 7-W Mias Pa Ilie Morland leaves Mon­ UI.ORIOU 8 4TH FOR SAM MY day for her home in Wayeross. (Ja.. after spending .several day* as tlie u n r i/ r n o n m . i* • i guest of her ,<ister Mrs W T : . EOCKTORD. III.; It is n glorWheeless. ' ' ' j n»u» Fourth of July for Sammy ______ i Mandril, who is gtnd his parents Mrs. H. E. Tnknch and Mr a n d i‘ " T ° fn,m ltn,y n'" 1 pn* ble‘ , bim Mrs. ■•irs. Frank rrailK Tiikach lukach motored tt,>! o 1 ,H ” n onminnn. American.* C Even .VCH ■ if■ u it nill did b'nriiuii/Rt.i. *.. spendx the *» tJuly . . . iI Pint, &1fO A nOO' /(m ilia Fernandina to 4tli co*,t him him U O ftfit o u win the links# lightwith Mrs Mninur weight crown from Roceo Toxr.e, also of Italian parentage. He is 1ho many friends of Mrs. CJoorge going to he married this week to Miss Elizabeth Hemming. reUows witl regret to loam that she is ill at her home. Q U IE T FOURTH AT T A M P A Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Takarh and dmightcrt Daphne, spent Friday TA M PA . July fi. —(/Pi No o ffi­ in Daytona Beach and while there cial program wus urranged in celWere the guests of Mrs. Debaltay <liration of the Fourth of July here which began Saturday morn­ Mrs. Aspinwnll is visiting her ing am! continued through vesferdaughter, Mrs. Del.a liny and her dity and today. A nur | r of miinv friends will regret to learn sporting events were scheduled for that she is under the cure o f a doc­ today. tor. ndar First National Snnford - i5o VaAXS _____ j ___ ___ Geneva Vnlde* |"f. kobhic \aiiglin „ f Athens, (Jn., GIRL ON W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G Miss Virginiu I*. Moore, T a lla -, | is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Phil luiMsee; f ’ui. Cromwell (iilibmis, j . N|)F. Jacksonville; L. |{. Stanley, Jack-' " f Mias May eround the neck and in the fasten sonville; J. M. Thompson, Atlanta,I Brierlv to Francis \V. Swope, both itt'fs of her veil. . Mr*. (Jeorge (jeiger in now ncUn.; T. R. Fetter. Haines City; T . , of Miaipi will he noted here with , nt r.:ir. o'clock Miss Mabel r u p y in g tin hotae of Mrs. Mamie p rare Story Ilnurs Swope, sister of the groom, ac­ Haker. tlm’ k at tlie Hast companied bv the organist, Mr*. i o f friends in Saiifoid who will ex­ Palm Hearli; Mr. and Mrs. ||, Talbot linker, sung "I |,ove You *Vrs, ,'bnnie Maker has gone to tend to the voung couple ever'k Alley, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Mr I rutv.” A fter the special music, Columbia, S C. |ivi. wit|. her sdny und Mrs. F. S. Pappas, West Palm wi h for ha •spine-s. The following the bridal nnrty entered the church, non, Mend Bohen. League of Chureii Beach; Mr. anil Mrs. Tapp, Miami; ..... not was taken from a Mianp there being no attendant*, except »s will meet avitli J. U. Collins, Tampa; Mrs. Ida i n "i. the bride’s father. Cht rles B rierlv,, ..... Mrs.. .. been Leroy and Mrs. WalI I '' W Idle Temple wes the . 4 o'clock, Morris, Tnmpit; W. II. Clark. who nceomiiiinied her to the altar. 'b*r Flynt k-m.Hts of Mrs P. ■ e-ic oT ii most lieatiliful sunrise Immediately after the ceremony ,J- Wakefield 'I htirsdnv ss meeting of the Tumim; A. DtM’n, Tampa; J. H wedding on Wedne-day when Miss ^ry Society of the White, Allimta, tin. 1 I'-dith May Itrieilv of Miami, he the wedding party was entertain­ ed at a hienkfast : t the home, of Mrs. II. It Pai. ishalf is visiting nl tlie church at Monle/iiim, , U»e hriile of Francis W. ,the hrut,.’ mire,its. her daughter. Mrs. Fred Schwab I .. ... ' Swop, also of MiamiRev. Schuvof the Duugh, nml ,'',rs Swope left at K ' »» -lacksenvil|e ,vv() woek- and J I . ( Old., ( t>: Miss Vera (.or- i ler (Jarth, pastor of the Metliodis: a i toek mi the S. S. Seminole for from there h-' -vdl go to Wuvnsis of ilie Melhbiooklyn, N Y ; W. W. Svnd- Cburch nt Little River, officiated ,'clock, strom I alatka; Ridierl W. Brown, j "The church was bet atifuliv S r i t f , " '" . r * « l>« fo r ; *111*. X. . WI,,,,. r , 5 l ' S ill• will entertain bttiinldqon. ritu s-, decorated in white roses and while the Tirst Hap-• vtlle; MissEunice Way,Wtlming-i gladioli and the weddingparty and Street.in Miami. ! r evening, 8 I h’ M.N- ( -JII. Smith, J r . , Pulatkn;■ their families wereIrtfli ailattired The b rid e ...... Ilaneoii.s shower, t moil t III thl? H. If IV lltiirofu (•«»!«»♦ b mI . ♦ • was most .heroinW. Rogers, Palatka; Miss \I.. M ae 1 white. nu. The »bride is l,,,‘ ,,nlv *l*HKbter i whict/ was' ""interest Mrs. Raulermm nml daughter of in the comMoore, I nlatka; Mr. and Mrs. .1 . M ' ingly gowned in en pc de chine Of Mr. and blrs. Charles Brierlv fnunitv wasofili,11 given bv Mrs. At. Miami are spending a short time Wright, Palatka; W. .!. Johnson, , with all over ,lace .hiffon trim - " f Miami. The groom is the son E . I tootev, . . Mr i.nd Mis. S W Swope of Paul Dooli'.v and here with relatives. Cuinesvillc; T. Brooks, (Jninesville; mings. set with orange hlossmn- ot Bay Mrs. .1 C It,a ( trlando. o honor of .Mrs. "i jrdi will enter- H. C. Cantwell, City; P. W. W illi; M. Rnvtioi v. to wed Wm. Wit. Miss Nanette McDonald. Ho|m> j ’ ... . . ' ’ l o’clock at her , mins, t ity; H. S. Beasley, C ity ;' son July t; McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Mux venue, honoring |Eddie H'alson, City; W. J. Smith, 1 'D S IM T .N M l.FT \T T \ M I'\ T h e l.olic- , Bradbury iperi! the week end very " ‘ i.e entire oom fnwu o f Deband; Florida Motor bines; Mr. and Mrs. nmrnt v « r,. .Inis :• J io (ho home of |pleasantly at Daytona Beucli. R. A. (Jasstnan, Vero Bench; (J.|i 1I V M l ’ \ . J<d\ )>i Rural Stato I). A. R. M rs ,\| T! D o . 'Iliad cam els I loin all pails of the A mock wed .jlnss will enter Kate Ingalls, Springfield, III. 'ling was ,,iyig, ,) ' .v a group of j.-luto were time lodnv in seventh; Mr and M»« E It McDonald |t I o'clock at the ' litf lo chiMi', a , t,' "' the little bride ami son Ilium r motored to Day­ Seminole I annual coin cut nm ot itie Florida , the guests being nml groom pm.-nr i ,1 flic bride to­ tona Beach Mondav wh»ie tlicv Dnril of Managers j. I). (Jrneie, St. August in e;, !p ,J' ' ri'** '• r if. , - .m z i.t i, S\| EM, \ n J ut v fi _ be a ba koi ot giti s. ’ *• I’nneli was “ I’ent the <lav. :iui>. TJli/alietti Brailfireli, Jaeksonville; j ' ‘ ' w ' *" ....... r r - 'H S .n i. 'o f tin- l„ s, racing drivers in served and also ice-cream and I Messenger will S. M. Sohnicer, St. Petersliurg;; VT’O U a re lo sin g Die ( lilted States am i E u ro p e were cake. nbers of the (Jude Wm. Blaeknll, Chicago, III.; W. .1. ] t'ut.'re.l m to,lay s Jnu mile sweep A money by delay­ kb lit It o'clock at Carfints. Paintkn; Jtiss Dorothy MOSES IN DI TCH •take at the R o c k in g h a m Motor tie Avenue. Myers, West Palm Bench; W. bun-' ing painting— g iv ­ k|>*<Njwuy. ?l FLEE FROM PRISON Igrish, West Palm Bench; Walter ( ' j SHENANDOAH, Iowa: A charge P' tel- de Pm. '. nml Dave Lewis ing decay a chance b ruled favorite, H o u s t o n . eras. July ft. i/pi rBrn.xtim B. Hng- Ernest, Jr., Mobile, Ala.; W. J .io f .....■ A murder is pending against ■I'lo to ttieir fast Whit-Hell, Miami; Miss Pearl Kp; v one rs. R. I.. Hooker, to get started where .Mom s . Itilieying tio was guilty of ijualifying turn . I'wcnt . ■ Mexican prisoners Dwn, Miss Lillian person, Norfolk, Va.; J. M. White- • slaying an Egyptian prior to ’ the I'Olir. but siieli "t IJD.R miles an Iasi nighi cur ,a. t awed their wav j noted speeders as painting w o n ’t stop Carle E. Jones sell, .Miami; W. J. Whitesell, Jr., [ ' " « " h of the i hildlen „f Israel Riilrtl* llepliiirn Ihrougl, the „r the main' ft'**' 1 party motoring j Miami; Mr J. B. Whiteselt, Miami; Mia . rroin l.omtnge. one obstinate juror bad turned in and Rennet Hill building at the Bine Ridge state it. Paint n o w before slower by prison i,arm. i. S u n d a y \ v h " r e | ' L J - W oodail, Colum hiiH, (Ja.; F . ' a l a mock tria l jinn , |( U I ,1llni{ only a Ira, 1uN n|marks ;| si’Cnrilj. it’s too late — with xy. I M. Orm, Wnyeross, (Jn.; Mi uml’ Jmk Foley, a young driver, was Mrs. Henry I.enz ami son, Mn.slVtl . Is made o f the purest and / killed yestenlav in sight o f hi* DAMAGE l't\E D AT SJ.IXltl.qiH) I, . .. . |U. L; Mr. and Mrs. A. Mv»*r<.‘ PIR A TE S t\ IN FIRST IJ VME wit*' mat t* ■i tlioiisaml spectatorHer let f Eumliiy | I.; Ralmtc. (V,k b»*-st ingrt’dicnls "ben )ns line time dashed up-a lf> BERI IN .1 my »t Thirty iutaui|iia, N. '1 .||.u, d ; I. D. Simpson, Atlanta. (Ja. PITT SRI R(J||. July t/pi. tin- top ,,f the. ' lr*nt)i-s and damage estimated at .end the summer , i|„vt \ jt k.r v. Oakb.ml; Mr ami, A ( Imago halting i„|)v ln t|u. degree grade ( oiii her later and w Tabb, Miami: (J It Fish ' ninth inning fell -hort amt I’ito I t ’s a Food— N o t ii L u x u r y ' * ■" a speed <xtminted j ai •' HTlliLutl'il In Sun Weather and moisture will usd at l i d ' hood, Orlando. dm hour, if urii.shnil •( ?4*v s mnl fioorln in C»(*i luirgh won the motnmg game of i (before returning, _____r ..... _ thri»ii|fh nn (mu feme ,imj t|H .n many. Ihiit". u |ier*nns were kill proof. Keeps out decay. tile fiotnia\ double header today ichoiimled t,, (Ii,. pit. A s k fo r it at y o u r fa v o r ite •I to 1 . ’ ' ed and ad miiircil in the collapse of Mr. and Mrs. H. It. McCall, Jr.,' Prevents depreciation. d ea ler J Eddie lie.,ra,-. Frank Elliott, ii, bcw'ing nllev nefir the c»pit:il.i ... , !whose marriage was a reci nt so - 1 Low cost protection per I'oiir were dr.iivoc.l in the capsiz­ Harry Halt/. I. nl Cooper and Bull Eigcrm.ann who ;rllll Vent nt Barnsville. S C , r« - , square foot because of The sinking of :*1 act )o,lough were among the ing of heat- hen E*Kt of litT dull ICR- [tui tii’il hi.mr Momlny i*vcnin^ and • GERMAN D IPLO M AT DIES ent runts. a motoi-hont on l.iike Constance Paiger for the past [,lro „| home for the present at i great covering capacity . lattinlnv afternoon their home of the former's pur- i ESSEN, Germany, July 5 . .>T*» ! rust six lives. Trunk line railroad* per gallon. Drop in the Dr. Otto l.udwig Wiedfeldt. former 1 l.antaim Ir, . , . . , i , were washed nut at Mnglchgrg and cuts on I’ark Avenue. at ore und talk over your Halle. painting problem. I r left Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cook and 1 ...... "•"” ' •■“ •"<!. > «y Kwhere tie will join W. X, Cooke o f Palutka are the I K ." l". \V..rks, .... !! K ; , ’ " ' pend the Hummer guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Q. I'm t Rhone ({.’l l ler at their home on Patm ello 1 Avenue. btored to Kiiuim- ! 112 \V. F irs t S tre e t. M EAT MARKETS Mr. and .Mr*. Harry Iteei'en :in.l Bre lie spent tlie Martin l.neig motuie.l to liayt.'.ot of friends. ltd Sanford Ate. Ibiiich Sunday wl, r<* I hey will c .................................................. ..................................... Id* Palmetto Axe. main for the Fourth ' R A R LtiTTK SVIFI.i:. V,,.. July except i in. ..jn I ' ii a.* J e l l im son's t son Guy motored : r’ I’he ideal'. >.f Thom.i- Jef gctmi* .'in,| i, ch Monday where Mr;t.AY.,A^4; itlrt and faniitv left 1 fe i—n in (e p .intid .i* a ,,at|, f„,. which (|e"d.ij , *• rship, he said Moil this tint inn »y. rridny for Daytona Rent-b where TOO FAT'K TO CLASSIFY should he a 11 o, •d em ocracy, 'they wilt Hpenif the* HtVimner...... , *'|’ T i “ Among all lei fersott’s great FOR RENT a room house, fultt-J S. Harvard and services,” motored to Dayished. double garage at ndl W. .Mr*. Georg'* Rice leave* thi* 1 Militre H*i at. eel'cmoniei hcsjdc Jef “ noiii.' u a * 0,1 . ,i Bishop M antling. than the buttle stt, lii.ppre HUS \V ilughey S t. kduy where they i'.i'"k for Daytona Beach when- -he fe i* " " * g ,„v e Sim.hi, under nu, In* f.nighl | * " ligimis tree.loo, H"t! ol the Sc-,.,',1 , ent,.|,I,in) ,,f . . . . . -- 11 will spend a month. •will, fur emapi. American (ml. i.en.i.-,,.-r* |(H. tc separation LOST Downtown, hum Ii of keys..! chuii h and ,t:«t. Hi* name stand* ■'hitlendeii nml Return to Herald Office o f Mr*. i| Mis* Haze! I ao. her ol n,inu*.». 1 ." ’"in* Jell..,-on r, iiteiuiiai C..... like a tica< t warn u- again-t Alexander Vaughn, JullO l ’aik Ave. ij • t the I T i".'" State* Tt,e and Mm . Frank Ill !* the guest ol her aunt. Mr*, {jlUndiiy for Daytona •i. * . 11 a ll. , ‘T.itesman died |on \. ar- ago I ,- all fin mi- V) i.igntry, intolerance atul disciinit'iaitoil against men tie py will spend a *. - ._ I day. cniise Ol tlicit u ligioiiH beliefs. .. Manning icrnt-d i Mr*. ('. A. Anderson, iMisse* I Bishop " T h e S (lire A roiimii•tin, lint' the foidi I, charge 11,ut tic was tooli Ti any '. liaice •Margaret, F>>i-, nml Rnliy .Martin TUB itldiffiMcii ,,, fcligion j* refute,I , was iioliiT'.'tent !.. t. hi i"i,, an.) Chittenden spent ,ure ! pending the ini.ntli of ,|„|v .q > I'.v lit* Ii;,. .,i„| his writing*. Hj„ 'inlay vei y [ilea.I Daytona. ; -cried Unit 11,. * pit J( ,.f tlm er. ' ((•ligioii- c m mtions were deep and i exp.."' y ,1)r , Inn Bca*’ h in i lie "'W1' l’" ' •" ku. w Dint preindie.' V e i l dour to PrlnrcdM A. B. Mah. i . Mr.. .and ...Mr-...................... and .i ill. il il -ell in tl„. Id,. ,,| ,.\,„ei M«~nl»lcrr«l I ’liMritil**! .‘"id ii" .dei in," contradict I he veri Milo that ot in, ml,,.,daughter. Misses Lin llii. Miu v ami I •II ) r n r « «*%pcrlrnrt* ‘-pirn of lelieion " iriint Wit*.... Mis* [J'rami* left Sniiday in (heir ear! 1 ('. K. Hemy m o-|b#r points in the' north, going tui Monday after Detroit and I'orimto, I ‘anada. Mrs. td/r=~~~ at tendi d th,- lull] Fred A lamas o f T oronto ai cmn, piinied t Imni. A U r |H’rJ] S ' Hotel Arrivals ldal Elton J. Mf M J i l S r v1"* . ^ * * 1 Att New Ice Co. will start delivcri Monday, July 5th. QUANTITY-QUALITY ANI) SERVICE Your business solicitodj ■in . "AnnitH y iz gdA' • u V-:1 w«en«nj| 112 I’ark1 m • HILTO) m ill k VKItsK Koit T O !)\ Y ^ ^ a llo w in g the w in , lo y a lty and p a triotism underwent Af'CEPTAHbK IUbtOKNCE ! .som ething o f a slump. C row ds no lo n ger rise and cheer D. II. Ilmlcn «;K0R<;|; E. linker, believed hy "b> 'hull diligently krep (he com- |w hen the national an th em is played in th e a ters ufyl fe w many to he included in the United ' "'ii's bi'iu, ’TV, mi'udni.r". of the I.ord. your Cod,! citizen s uncover when the fla g passes in parade. T h e s e are Stales r ,.f billionaire ipiadrn F. Van , n' 1 Il(>C||(. r,;i 7 . " ,l1* •,l11 |o n ly siip erticia l sign s, but th ey show an u n fa vo ra b ly wind. plot- Ro, I., I idler, Mellon. Told utes." L ■ ~ and Hid n knows how lo e tifv J PRAYER "The Lord hi with ■A m erican s are as loyal and as p atriotic as ever, as an oth er lit*- ai si; .sailing for Europe, he us ns wc bend, Ills hteAsing ti ro­ national crisis would prove, but th ey have becom e lax and gives lo each of the employes in celve." ' . hi T'ii I National hank a presenl in d iffe re n t in peace tim e support o f the go vern m en t. ■ " " " ................ REDDCING TAXES '• "ne v•ar salary. The total K n ock in g ( oolid ge, I tic a rm y and navy, (tie le g is la tiv e I’Ol k Mi c \ I V RI I ill’ ll THE l.OVKRH RESOLUTION loo.nun, is rail,.,I bv Mr gill bodies and all that W ash in gton su ggests lias become a Baker S)mll I, wasting in despair, It ts.li g•bft ift,"” hi his theorx Die lieeiuise u woman’s fair? popular, indoor sport w ith m any, and d issa tisfa ctio n w ith being til.i1 soil enjoy your own v.i \ lew if;iv> ( ii»v«-nitt| Mai i m hull. in Or make pale my cheeks with • at Ion in. •to thoroughly, it yon mah’ Ilir full owing statement l» C on stitu tion al am en dm en ts has led m any to u tte r rem arks i earn .. know ilia ml I * hill ' fo r n hit h they would h ave been shot in a less d em ocratic ’ III .l|--ol\ r t others are entoying l"te a large gathering of people 'C’niisc another's rosy urn? in Marion county, aeeo/ding to ■list' than min' of the cou ntry. He she fairer than the day, That i i" 11 er I tin n I tie old Pur i pi' dispatches: "On the fifteenth ■ of (inlate Con Or the flovvtiry meads in May, A m erica is still p atriotic, bill p atriotism is ly in g dorm ant. tail idea They believed that the ot next month I will decrease , he ll.ls been the key hole If she thinks not well of me blessed, It1 heaven were permitted ••tale tax Jf> per edit, and befoie a I . i i ' o i l n 'T and "in What care I how fair she lie? On the I 'ourth that opens a new epoch in A m erica n hisorv, to look ii "Wii upon (tie damned, the expiration of my term I will P Iv o ffic ia ls . We Ii n o let us all resolve to become disciples o f p atriotism , preach ­ w 1 tilling in hell, that they, the hav taxes decreased fill per cent." I,, i ll aeeu led of olne rattier inn ll Shall my silly Jienrt Ih* pined in g and p ra cticin g the subject most n eeessarv fo r the in­ bb sst'd. mighi enjoy its contrast. Tin re is no doubt but that the tilings in I bn pa I lint we ii"! n o ! ’Cause I see a woman kind7 surance o f national p rosp erity. Ijovi rnor will have the support of that Imin t inn to rim e I Ins c t " of | Or a well-disposed nnture •MIL A tf.’KKSCU, in a'barge of • v iv Florida tax-payer in bring III.it one •a vs: I here doesn't -eom j Joined with a lovely feature? -----O We are t" be an ih pi';.si,,n m Bartow, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Roiimaiiiaii affairs, plans to ail mg about this result. tc meeker, kinder, than H. ■II •'omit y . Jn I.inst hi - loinitry’s fiuaiieial trootde- sur> the (Joveriinr is *iiu , re in his *-dowe or pelican, intent lolls and feels sure he sees Another Distributing Riant For Sanford •*V paper money expansiue. His • . If sho bo not so to me, lad to say to mir mor you idea is to print a Idllioti lei, and h - wax clear for such a commend What care I how good she tie ? Ineiids that we ar aide move, but there imiv some Wc ren{ i{ ice them to buy American dollars •-porous Ar111 all It. TH E R E ’S A WORIbl ’Cause her fortune seems too The idea is thing nnfor een arise uhah will 'll . We are "III I ae Ilf B aker uml Holm es im lay antioiince the estnblislim ent o f ami British pound*. high, all right, if anybody can be per prevent him eatrying out In plan . I vv, in driving a . .g K'v' i, tlnnigll he nillV.be aide I.• (h e ir plant in S an ford . T h e const n u lion o f th eir building ■ii.ideil lo trade real money for I lie Shall I piny the fool uml die? I' when you ran .Is .. .1, a1. tin ITi'»l com pleled, this big c o n ie in is retitlv lo if » Ini-iness and lo She that bear* u noble mind. i "I a !"i printing ma, hit.. oi it" . ,j i| \i dotting yours* Ii inti, speak wi' If nut outward helps she find. '•l«V ils part in m aking tlii- a g re a te r i itv 1 loin an m d n -Irial expense o f omii.'I ! ,.11ai iti trot It will III' r ■ T h in k s wliat with them tie would I MlriM(l}>ojf|t UR XVFRKsi | ,,|.U1 inimical, can tnc xj 1 be lav I ,il , will lie somet Inn,' do C»IM* ol ni'r itjum MlULy ;m T ’* Hill'lln* si'li'clion nf Sanford a - ;i i l l s ! 1 1 1hi I m g | ii ii n l by B d lv o r mi Iti ' ll t :• IJtnl fot) " f agn i re t le t * ., *That without them dares lai • .11111.t 10 I ill' ill vI'loplliolit ,,t I •ll list \I'll f .1 I with aunt Ini '> self, going nl" i '■ till * woo; and liolnic.H again emphasizes t lie s l r n lfg ic Idi-nt mu n f |his i m.inn ret in lung wtii'ii 'Viiu ef| i cat i( ’dm I •>"I ll oil liK t.iii.g » Ami unlens (hut mind I see. ' ify. When big coneeriis like I l i i s m i i i ' p i c k X ; u i f i n i l a s 1 lie lidc tii'iiny. T'lini lo iin t r y ' s i h a iiic s ot I'nli-t down to I, Mtan foiirm ill . Whul care 1 bow great she be? ri'titi'i' from u liieli to d is ln h iih '""•»".OI MIppoM ll oil 1(1 Re I The la t ,v iilnlde repo! p r in I in ( s In | m»i n l s in c i ' i i l r a l 'i 1"1 1*111' 11 I'l "II l' >1 ' VIMI I "OUUinin let ii I m il Hi 1 a cash baian. ' "II llllllll of 'I > ■' (Jrcat, or good, m kind, ot lair. I'lm'ida il is m i I ftcienl proof that tin t i a l t i i a l a d v a u l a R C s a n d ,"'1' '» ' tl'.l'l "1 •(.', 1 ,■i "!..) : Me I". i in 'ms Mai I ;pnl •o't’ i li.oi I'oionain.in mjiu-ier a( .v.'iL’r,. Myrtle .mil 1 will lio'nr the more dc-puu; la c ilitle s here are being I'eiogm/ed. ' \Va ti or on vVI’i n Rooniaine lost imdi'i-taiid • 1 V” I ‘inn"' i J1,i: In e t tint I III" I r If «he love* me, tins believe, Th e time is com ing and is not very far avvav when San l!l1 " ‘ " • ' •t'V l> <*> III ! o, il to I (HU. balailee ho , 1 I"i'>'Fi i- i.t. i *. i-|il ion 1 ’fa* 11 "(i inati i i ill * tj I wjll die ere siie shall grieve; U t Ri figure- ar* lord will have hundreds of big d istrib u tin g plants like tlie •■I ih,, mo-1 |...pular amt eat nest of j iTcn-ed .'Hi Ml l he ' iit« in i to- 1 nion an ......................................................................................... j If she slight me wlii'ii 1 won, 1.1 vailnlde ol ll,,- present linn, uiila ii at li'i't ml 11 in ei er, I Ton I cun scorn and let her go; ,<*111’ being opened J.y Baker and Holmes. Cen tral l-’l.n id a s Mi" lorctgji rcpiosi'tilat ivi1 A ml many Amern aii- n -ent the Mint vm have one ■" ■III is h.ipgili out 'nf the running 1 For if hIic l>e not for me, | iiRL'ds rc 'iu iie the eslablislim ent of central K lm id a lie ail- jnbrai.i w it IniravvnI ,,| ,, lnj„i.stl.,. I helieve (Host ptais|lr| "ii­ . if not Mie in •- 1 when " i miii to slate taxes. In" What care I for whom she he? Jquarters lo r all lilie s of m erchandise and institutio ns with " bo • most wellunii ' prospet-ou-. 'all ■ in the Fni' ii praetii .illv ill t lie ot tier -tat"' are *• -George Wither So Ill'll h f"! tile state 1.1 t' ----- o ■ headquarters in such cities as Tam pa, M iam i and .lack- 1i ; like -' in.' of lonntie- and llmv much is any Automobile worth without \ | Well I*f|oii i* "1 I Tortdi i . CongrcHH has udjuunieil. Let it ' sonville are looking with favor on this citv as the o u ts ta n d -■ B \ I' NEWS is tlm appearance of ( llill Ion. •"'(' Dependnlile Insiiriincc Coverage? Not muiif ,. real In peace. l ii t.. any iiuluniubile is a tremendous linhilili. A lie -tated. I In- nal imilil i lit Mie Me* lean rollon Ilea m several I han* lii'i-n (I Kill lllg till' (I II .. I ln *f ,,,7 "'VHt location for inland Florid a's trade. _ —~ — o ( ident occurring in an instant ran wipe out inn Ini- I" i n ileci'ea -ed, nearly I I J In" , slates Th. .pivemmelll Jdebt along i '•" i rediii't ion in i In the St. .lohns R ive r Sanford Inis an asset, the value so." Ia Sonin people don't have anything I ’>"' I'Xtraviigiii" ti •""J Die owner liable lor huge damages, til h lllloli •!>•! lar in tin- past six tears. tias wai ned lo t io n planter- of the tional roiling H js l" 'vv '••"•g«'r. ami will ih.,il,||,'.ss do in n to ineren-r * to worry them while others have ol which cannot be computed in dolhus and ir n is '"ohile’s value can only be determined by (he iibj During thi- 'line [h iioiI Mie detds and Imi n ,|i tarried on it. »• lots. out tuxes. I " " ' ' " 'I"' deciding fa .lo r m the selection „f a location fo r! nioie Ilian issue wanting of st tie and local governments There Ask us a limit (he l.ondmi’s "GOI.D (il \HP| j i (tenai" 11 a . " ms in tIp A up riare to op,. ,,| Hi,, nation's ha\c uicica.'i'd hy nhout It.-! I hit log ind ustry, lot lug business knows that a citv w ith traits- ! i As we understand it, Charles auliimubile policy. groatet -util re> WealMi threat j ii hu ll do in" ton e an nn i ■ i 'lion dollar.-. Slate governments j portal ton la c ilitle s. such as Sanford has. cannot long keep 1 u Ponzl has an aversion for Mnssa ' D" whole I "linn V. an,| js a.­ •tax Inirili ii. .and this Ituial' i I !.- alone have contracted del"-* atnmt chusctts and everything that's in Mfom hecotiiiug important m the field of industries. And " " " h "I the nation' l... .mess ns gol"' up l.i I,..,,. am| |„, , twenty Jime: as fa t a- they have COLCLOIK.'II R E A L T Y COMI’j It. ■I" "I " IliC Ih I'll Itil pi,- - 11 aside tnun this la d . freight rates have a rnm aiidm g in - Mie hunting of an on,m i army. paid "ft old detils while Male and •HI F ir s t N a tio n a l Bank B ld g. T e k ’phc --- ----o ---' ;ivoid Imi l In ti i- ,i guild ih .i: local government iwmhtued ar.If Europe is calling Uncle Sum Mtience m determ ining where big plants shall lie placed. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A 1 mg paid ia" in "in , it ii--. and . I lie shrewdness ol B aker and Holmes i M selecting this I A R . M E R S nl'' iioitl,. n , |,i.u isi tn*' ii liii ti have !,,'r11 j111 exit ".II­ I guing n.t-. ih 1" more lluiii l I J a skinflint, it's a case of the skin R eal K s fa le I, ' a times a- la -t a. they ivore before " " " meet I he iking, r l.v e n g ag in g * flint you love to touch. Chicago n t y is Io lie commended. Sanford is destined to l„. a great gaol iia.-le. I . \ 1 i n - lull, i in i■ i •(’ the World n il . \ \ hiltthe .Nit a i r p l a m to ,|u-t (be g , „ w„ w ,.„t . u News. .............. .... llli'lil- and ta'iniir- H ere iiiadi In- tional del" : in d ustrial (enter and as m i . h w ill become the headquarters lieing dei rcaM’d at with sulp hur. Even ,,i fight , -------- o-------citv goiainnnnl lt)e rate of about ■ ' » t I.ill,on dollmle g u r ille ." of urge companies that do a heavy business throughout the ..... . lif". the airplane ,|u. ('lists. 11 iv.is ,. ^ ^ St. Augustine buried J. Fuller to gel I- J a year tile state and loetil del" lias i J«>Ml\ i'i!|lup stale. And as Kan lord grows com m ercially those m stitu Vol I'll lint | . , ,.| \ I, . Gloom the other duv. It’ll never i"l l o le il In line Ilimn n.-ing at tlie rule of nn.re i [ Millet III,Util -hold,| I ,,, (|lat • ere.isi 11 I,no * ho neecssrv for Sanford to do that. l")Ms which lielp it to grow will benefit mid prosper. than I I J I,illioii d(>|lars a year. 1 I Dght from ||„. .,,, a 11*I ii r e a lly dit ion hair I,,., " <• realize ■ ** We have nn such animal here. ( o iis titid io ii programs in Sanford and t'e n lral Florida w ill I ""gilt to l a k ij a *> ri..„ m l,-rest in per cent of the " aliiiorni.il ii This means that « - — y —------— Florida, Mi." i . ' ‘ lo look l mom* yiie pai in taxe for local doubtless be greatly stunt dale. I by l l ...... slablishtnenl of the ♦in filam pi min. i ion « j "I" "a ll IJ "in III" " .ll e-tali' I •i" expenditures, ha-rd on the above w Charles Ponzi threatens to I,ill "I'd Holmes plant which will assj-t t|,lose i'||- t ol lieu Itm u '• t 'ii that - I " ! statements, goes to pa> llltel'esl >. himself unless tie is given his free. ol I In- hoinl i ol mg . o' IId (nil ' '. • O and amortization on nu. ,xi-ting m i: ,, t, dom, wliii'h, if you ask us, i* gaged in building lines to ii'.iir e all kind.- n| building m a- ' 1 m .XJMA N d e i ; ^ on arp in v ite d (o conu* to the N v» |I'll' Iailed t lil"ligh"iil Ml! stilt, •'V pllhlic debt. , f mighty (Mtor attempt at hluffing. le ria ls. It is hoped that our btisiius.-. men wil I weh nine and •'T >,:,v r " ' " " l J" 1 In" h i " mand * ■ »< - — O . .......... •unties. cn-npcratf with the new firm so that it inpv (»( enpy a liig ’T V i , riv ,,w'' " " " I * ..... I'll ell it ha- lieen "M (Jni' national got criimeut ami R ad io Shop a n y e v e n in g and listen l « mu’’i<| a prom i mi mir -tali' government are fulfill ■ i • «lu. enterOtto Kahn, the hanker, says the place in the com m ercial lift of I Ins ennmumil v piopo-iliun nml non biu,. M u............ | )la l| | H 1 < | ii*' aii , i talks fro m d iffe r e n t p a rts n f th e cou n try. s man who can fool American wo ing and currying out a reduction | •• men hasn't lieen invented.” Whi n i ;; ,y " " 'i'T " - 'll "Meet. (Inly "ig, if lie are uulmtuiiate ' *igh I'olic.v i" iuitioiml and slate taxes. () I" live in "ine "i |hi'sc |o 11" 1«-s, *' "I { Ih*M film |,;h j. has all the earmarks of being th We are an exeeption a- regards I | pnle. tlim uli,, i Ratlin sets in stalled , a d ju s te d , and n f ' truth. ( hat and mil ■'•Ut lime lo i,||, t mill state taxes, tint in citv and coulit.t i I I h u in I New S l i d i ;iM,j Mi. A l l I W ei* To Them ll*'.ill t.lXes 1"i "die tiun --■----o - hack The Mixes, with a ten exceptions, lie * A e ria ls erected . I 'tool ol | I,,■ ..f... 1111 ' i,I * *i ti.mg ' at onlv I'emedi i- i ig.id ei?..ii • 1 hey recently held a conference "ig l" would min-,, pi t,| o, st ink denial of all in" I lie e- - . 1,1 d ami are keeping up i lie terrifdc pace o f j • ill Washington on ml nollotjoii. tail ndtljlig the dehi Itiil'il.'ii to our tux1 1 . S au ton l b;isebail team which won the ..........Y o r I" Mie north p„|,. ,t wo understand that neither AIIht I safer get out tI'oni uudet our t. i-tmess payt'is. l l ’- lime Vome of our S; I'esoi'l, ; into which i v pluugcil .. . Fall nor Eilwaul Dohenv won : '“I 11 1,1 , l "' s''iison today sta rts work toward cap>kless - I Ideal governing bodies get the same Iv tiecaiis" -omeon,. had present. Im itig the h."lots tor (lie second h alf of the baseball year vision vision that Governor Marlin lias i ___ that the iihole -tali could he , for I he state. N . I ’ itrk A v c . U . d m .o cm itests today goes the loyal support of Hi r ! !' ''^ ‘'Ijt’ MN t’ Morgan ask• The Celery-Feds, winner- of the B id. Win. called at |,i- office, San 01,1 fans who rejoice in the record that lias been made v fi»«t half, were welcomed buck O i’ F N U N T IL it) I1 . Uk ,h;‘ •; lo r ..... much home by h trcmeiKlous gathering i f I III tile series ot games that ended S atu rd ay “ T H E S P I R I T ( i F 1926’ , I’1’1'Rvrd replied g fans ut the morning giune. Now t v .m p a t r ib u n e •" It has lice,, a successful baseball season w ill, d ean Mut Eskimos can- nothing f(„. watch ’em go out there uml cop the iiionc i. I he hank iiontd havi to all. good s|)oi tsnuiiisliip and fa ir j.lay as the basic prin ciples ‘ second half. , Iti ft in la ys make us thoughtful ■•on t he chi sc day , deal in red hea,|s \|, Morgan N . ■f a gi eat univerI Ins is tlie national birthday. 11 W* K( I " ,,r ' nt V h «vi- played and won. Such m ethods are via- not tempted. sitv. • The faiMiers nmy nut know The picture page of a huge daily 7 “ !« ............... in almost any line o f a c tiv u Mile, is of laughing ciuldren at y.} . y• exactly newspaper lu-M open on the table whst they want, but thrv a d m sports esp ecially nothing is m ore essen tial td an mptuiTi’s country cottage col»a u re want it— Faygtuvllle, N. ( .. " 'U N D. Rock, telle, l.elieves in 1 M'emg for hmi.-cll. ||,. i.HS .... Observer. Too bad that Congress S X a " * «-> " ' " I f t a y 'i i * 'h e t 2 L community didn’t understand that they wutitl" “ ' > ’/'’ill......... . "hro, gh in" a nm "e d something. ,Rko,| o,l well, inside the Artie It th ■ lllti s n o o il hair u t Ilia saascMi m il la, „ t , wj !'* plugged up. held r,.s’.rvt. Hot Because ,.r itse lf hut bfeau'so won . who had ^ r<*«ch,m»n wno M in k by lU 'fi'al ia l l „ , firs, h alf „ f the , r a r , h ar d ,.a |won an auto nice. One of * For Rent-C,.ttuge Also five of its cnptmn. 1,1 ‘ " U H O I * ( V;*’.Yf «*? K»y m'lhl'ie r v Vtt‘ r D'ansportution -room apartment o ff High street. Spirit of HUti” t|„. |mi. W|.it ■ iMle daughter of Bobby Jones. |foresight. “ l’ul1 thut till; ciilleil il. The |>hotogruphvr Mne of a movie *(«,- s it i n g „ con­ . ^adultn preferred, with some nni Zn ia Ith in t. tIo will m (h e second ' “h'Ia "m l a m on th ly w orklias choseii an unfortunate ,i[„. trait. Oiu 'd an Indian girl wiio »r provements. Write N. IL, cure HR lf will require even ment. The cut gives an im pression Inis won a jirize for work among * 8 un office. -Ail in Wentorly (R. h arder w ork and m ore persistency (ojum bus kept Koinj? until he Rot there. Ium- people Stm. " ,Mt ""'U n ite d J**J-) Hun. A h we uiulerstaiiil it, native grace and beauty *,nt. 18 needed to reach any goal o f Life. utbay don’t make ’em that way. of the girt, who pnd.'tdy'hil./'l""^ diffieub"!'' .. ^ 7 ' KlJVl,,<l n0t ,ll» ' 'Impending largely on J‘ " li" ' t,t'r^,rming a d f tilt teat in modern induntrv. Kuvmg will take you to yours if you M (h in t w ill he the success o f our nlavei** ir .... nor of the characteristic humor ( here u,. h a i e today's life R e. •ci.a,1 • Todays best laugh: On u fair: 1’ 0 ' te.l. i f lo y a lly d „ .,.r,.,| a.al l a 1 courage to keep going. ‘ * . impression i* 011(1 v la ., , ' ' 7 J' ..... v A v » « » ■ the f dunce. Tlie ...... I * *’ ' . South Goorgla In irnsted I lie ..... j,ustr>'. *(Ki«l service, e,|■ , ---—* ” ••• «i in i Mil. variously used, represents or suiireme awkwardness and sue- mK t on looming large. Outdoor will nt •!«»};* "Tre*pa»»er* w gestiveness. ” |HPWt*r und eflTuii iii v. L I Lm ^ p h ard er than e v e r for S S an ford. pquutad to the full extent ' is this the “ Spirit Of H)26” ? apace vilizution today depend* i»,o» 'sixtl1 the mpngrtl dogs which hicli ain’t W lu,n Hie buaeball season seasoi was hegun and lin an co? ar- UllcDon of energy, apart Iron, hu­ but us see. P ' "'Lv. '*UU8Uiiua side turn ovarly ho*hi hi I with Yttiigetl foi', rd pro Nearly Utilf ,,f the page i» de­ ' f , 7 ’ las >f T 122 pictures, «nc of - ■ S a n fo— -* was " »»•' | ! I VI "i olden times ,t de­ piom ised a pennant w in n in g teum. " •Hi' and double barrel shot Ini s promise has been lived ih'-* day pended on slave labor before ma­ voted to pictures of the great r«- wlien ltU! U l" " ‘r’ S A N F O R fe fF L A . •blch ain’t loaded with nu liglous ceremonial which called Jj "Ot esca ' l> V chinery wus perfected WU nrt‘- we lllowa. Dam, if I ain’t tire 1 L e e C row e intend to k e e p l a w im d llll MU' U ‘ * I)n l,1Jf,UHR un(l many people to Chicago mi a en tioiV r’ /,' considv'-m " * ' " ,0 he“ d o t grimage intended to revive and " ';f ,|1'' history o f our coun■ t e 1" on my proputy.”— th*; Hal fo r t h . . n t h . A ll p o w er to them . ‘ , strengthen rengtlien a worldwide church. to ohWrv / tt!ntu7 ‘1 “» half, half, ? «or,*^r\i* £ C r ? e th /h,St ^ nlU7 “" n,ul f nrnnnrtinng 0f wl.-! m There is a picture of some finohto. I . |,r®I,ortlon» " f what •V>’» /»' young men in cap and gown, taken 7 £>fi ku W ^ho real spirit apirit of «'im ', Vim . .y .M e * * S'O r A»uiiiirsjion of nil nows dispRichos i f j e j the pow er o f E n glan d 's king, and planted w ith in this croditni in ibis jmpor no.i also th« cou n try the germ o f freed om and independence which l>l»stncnl. nows iiiilillslicd rfkroln. All IIIOC. Amneion rlsMa of Iropulillrallon tpoclni somctl into 1.'»l> A m tflU I. » I'I'IIIM II H H IM I Iof II B J ' H V i r» ■ niopmriips Imruln «ro nlso rssorvocl Our staggering wealth, our military and moral m oral power, MONDAY, J l’ f.Y 5, !»3fi ’ '' PROLONGING T H E A G O NY Independence Day, officially celebrated today because of Rothschild. Mere Piker. its calendar coincidence with Sunday, finds America enter­ K. Baker’* Vacatioo. Vntercd ••• Rrronrl C!i m Kmtter, Billionaire quadruplet*. ' W Ootofxr J*IW| X #T I ,| 1»I9. I r I |l| M M M%l lh«i %■ ■ " rnatbfdca ■ II ing a new division of national history, a post senqui-ccntenAct of |»V ARTHUR BRISBANE nial period as fraught with internal problems as 1770 was &&Bi?rf«rjor,a**u,,d6r . 1 it „nrrlal<< IIKM. by Rtar «.'•.» l! « r j . «,-H . tlMflf) .... Rlllnr M l Haawrr , with foreign difficulties. ■olorful history of On this significant day in the c< R. I. UK.4 .V ... A»<|«fl>lr Kriltar DR. ('t)UK in (lend. Every day. ayrtaM M i R i m . RlanaMla* B4lt«r young and thriving America, when men of all classes and every way, nature's taws work conditions unite in celebration of the one hundred unci [ceimch-Mv. remorselessly. Parts Rl'JIRCRirTIOI «..-. HATH#, On* Teal---I....... t.oo: MU ftfoniii* '''l In«i'liv lly Cnrrlar. ^>«r fiftieth birthday of the lusty youngster, it is important i'v,,« r ,,,‘* Weekly IMIllon UO that a current of soher nppm-iahon should run beneath tnej avjn|C that you an- !>«*t giddy revelry with which it is customary to usher in a ter. in <v.iv wny, does not make ItfK -kl--- A I vr* *rr c »A I. MOTICBi All obituary new vear of the freedom, prosperity and contentment that ' von Im-ii it ; >•.>»» must do something • totlrei) rbrrt* nf (Tomka. reunluI *• rilani*Tt»,»T nultcea » f ••nirrtalunninU the name America has come to connote , ' “ .“ 'v 'S l - 'i V i n K ‘ bVA'y^liT.ll' mh' I wh*f* Ohara**, *r<* ni*de will by loo many ol us are prone ro accept lightly a day calling au,jn.lll(,„. which is nine tenths >•( > } r h iir y ■ fo r ’ ar r«rt|i.\r advartlaliia t r* .■•**. for all the reverence, respect and patriotism of the. most loyal life, is tl«- next best thing i<» American, Kver.vthing that we possess today dates back to reality. ... MFIMtirtl AMOCIATKI) rR|4M N i i i m . 'vny is still mysterious The AmocI«tell I’ri*** Is sscllis- that memorable fourth when a handful of stout patriots dolv»ty .otitic) to tlm (iso for ro- ' ................. - ................. ............................... ■......_........ - I In us. as u'flcii Huron, in his "lbs i*• i . i -• ‘y» ' It J b t T w e d S ^ i, . tMr' "V'1. Mrs' J hu*:lt,K Henderson _ ' jieturned home Sunday from New of Jefferson (Ju 1 Orle«.". where they huve been knd here vuiM.’ 1"ponding their honeymoon. They T Eun7 l wlH i" ^ «"fo r d a few dhys g o in g front ... ......hero .... ...to Pelatnd to ,u at1 ' K'dng tend the Florida BaptLt asaembly. Imi, who inis been M> Mrn. Fannie VV. A. Radford spend Sunday in ■nn for the past Orlando with friends. [onday f,)r Jack*he will spend a . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dobbins and returning to h«r daughters, Misses Thelma and Lu­ ['ora, cy and Robert William* motored to Cdcon Beach Sunday. leba Munson who " ’*t of her aunt, Fay Loosing. Misses Hattie and Munaon ut her Grace Loaning left Saturday for Avenue, has re- Jacksonville, returning Monday. 'c In Fort Myers. Minn Both Loiising will uccompany them homif. P** i onneliy und Jnesduy for WinsMrs. Riclmrd Wobb and son, where they will ' M "" th. Hugh Carter Richard Webb, and Mr. und Mrs. ! Robert Moore of Tampa are the guests of Mrs. 1. S, Davis at ber homo on We*t First Street. -hapmun, who has ---- '■ ' tno pant month t "Wrlm TcvUi i>,n°/-icn Sam Byrd 'and.'Warner Scoggan ™ford *Mom!!,«’ Q“ ’’ lef^ S* t« rd» y t0 *P«nd the week1 Monday. »end at Daytona. a DOLLAR SALE Union Ini' $ 1.00 !<*• Ibw on M i‘ it s Two I ira.ssieres, (jfip values Boudoir I’ illmvH Assorted culnrs $1.00 $ 1.00 trade. ■ •m m ■ •■ I' RKey Silk Scarfs Ladies’ U ndc wear downs, teils values up to $ 1.00 \ HI X 90 Sheets No Seanis $ 1.00 Fancy Work Two clothes hik I napkins $ 1.00 la d ie s ’ Summer Hats $ 1.00 - ' a Yards Lingerie Clotb for m ri Five Yards Fa jama Check for $ 1.00 $ 1.00 want. I" >a ia ■ <> Yprds bleaching $1.00 Towels, Large size, 5 for sage through a small classified ad may fill that $ 1.00 $ 1.00 .$1.00 Sale of Shirts Duo at our regular price, then one extra for They are read every day by thousands of peo­ ple who have definite wants, and your mes­ ( 'hilt Iren’s Dresses and He use Dresses $ 1.00 I -* * ^1.75 Boy's Shirts and Blouses Values up to $ 1.50 ■ — >8 u Trade, sales, exchanges, rents and personal messages find their Best expresion and the ’ ’ 2 Yards fast colored prints $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Bathing Shoes and Chil­ dren's Bath Suits Five Yards Gingham $ 1.00 best results through The Herald’s classified 3 $1.00 Only Three Days, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ' - — ■ -- _____ C thwith e,AT°^' M r8' H*^ ~Mond«md and little « hill son left Saturday to spend two X * c°Hage there montha in Cordole, Ga., with Mr*. Morelands parenta. A 'A f -jz .;•*:' ; f. .* * ’ 'J o N ei k j ’ivs. Special 'I’wo for i Are looked upon as mediums for stimulating Three Day*—-Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 2 ?i Dozen M en's M i.Is. T w o s tills a '♦ .... 1 �i.s* I, r •m T3D s- *. IL 1k1 . x ■ ■ ^'■ ^ • • ^ £==ifa >JL i ■ If 0 sV^'ki.4 / V r REDS INCREASE LEAD OVER THE WORLD CHAMPS Today’s Games A m e ric a n I -**:<nut' S I. I.mils at Detroit, c’levcltiiiil nt ( 'hirngo. Boston nt W ashington. New Y o rk at I ’hiludolphii^ ( A l l dollhll' headers.) cV®* |J»Wj N atio n al League C in c in n a ti at St. Loins. C h ica go at B ittsh iirg h , Phi In cl cl ph tiE at New York* Brooklyn at Bouton. ( A l l Rouble-headers.) V - ..V . ■ P 1.- . ' ■ C in c in n a t i , C a r t lin a ! j H it s A n d Crow d W DETROIT'S ACE BLOWS UP AND CHICAGO WINS Miami’s Star Sprinter Falter Allows Timers Tw elve Mils Kill Keeps Them Well Scattered: League Leaders And Senators I’ lay 1-1 'lit* H lu j/tfe rs Touch I l u r l i T H Fit:* IK 7 Ilu ttn ; C n jt t ic lly itn e s s e s T h e t in m e vr Wilson Is Forced To /Retire In Third But , Cantwell Holds The Verble Wins Mound Palm Sluders Safe Duel From Sidwell, Cubs Blank I'irates Dumas Is Hitting Colts Beating Culls With Hoot On Mound Star Of 2 Carnes l It O l t L A N D I ) . J u l y 5. 01 fin,In modi' n three U n tig h t finm StiMiHiitit S iitiirilu v afternoon wlirn \ ’erli|e won u pitching duel from Sidw ell hv a i omit ol .! to I. \ rMe allowed the titlHc lull three scattered hit-*, while the ('oil** rot le< I I'll eig ht sufeti* s- lio l il S u l w i l l ’ — — i underlie nd delivcf v F O R T M Y K i t s , J u ly 3.—-( S p i: _l Spcetni a la r fielding on lioili r i a l to T h e lle rid d ) S a n f o id ■ sides feature*] the runtest. LJrn wall nil ii|i l lit* first half of the Fine p ile W a lk e r ihuse il H iggs, the ( iu !l Ida S tate League season here Sat | third baseman, ill 1111 ■ eighth fol tirrlnv hv winning the fir**t gum ■ , lowing (l dispul* over a dei i- ion at. of a d tin hie heinler and then dmiv first, irtg the I'nlina a elninee (u fine ii in i S u m oin second idaee hy holding the lorn!: llo r n ii I;. I to a lie in an a lihrev niieil m -i mid H iggs, '! * dum ber, which M anager t towe Brown, V a in ly tried to i*s*-ii|ie playing. T ut ni l . ■ i . Tin* Baiin*' v* it* hlaiikeil in the II Mill* i. ih (lrn.t g am e hv Cantw ell after lu­ A i in ii onj-. 11 lled t^ken over the iiile liin g luiiilen Maim h. el' when W ilson weakened it* the L. H ille r . <• i I .nulling, If third. ’ W il l ia m s of Fort Myers 111* w up S idw ell, p IH the fourth nod Mi yn . i i i r (*oode*l him. Mayo, however, wm • T o tals not no successful as Cant wi ll fol ( It lando ; the C e le ry -F e d s hit him as hard Vtaii. Foss, oh n* they ilid his predecessor. A lira m s , f |> D u m a s opened tin 1 fourth with n sin g le to rig ht anil W illia m s i Cox, r f Ihnn passed M yers, Ih in h a r anil ! F r n m liy , If T i n k r i , 2b H a lle v , forcing in n run. ItnwJ Hr well, rf «on*n sing le brought in two more tavidson, e run* and finished W illia m s . Mn\ o IV*'l hU t p came In nnd retired the side. Darkness FndsSecond Contest In The 6th I With.Count Two All . I I til IS, .Inly ft. » I ‘* < in ' ei niin11 on I < a ■ || t's l'-ad 11) t he I 1 Nat Da,a I l e a g u e pennant l e e hy I , d* lie i mg Da St. Lorn** 1 animal'* ] Sund ay, while t illi ng'* downed I ’ili* burgh The Beds tn u rln d | 1 Nherdel lor 12 hit: nnd .lolillsnli, i I Vt'llo relieved him, w hs h a lt 'd llltt id tiie boy in I* s than two inning' 1 , A * ilived of Is,nun at|end*'d the | gain*'. I 1 him Cin em nnti itlll llltt | 1— 7-17 0 St I .oiji nun mm o i l I n i I In o1 in i m i n, .1 I Li111■ r n M.iv and Hat gra V* : 1 I 1 I'dm mi, IS 11.Inn I nml i O 'F a r r e ll. IS 1 1JL. | S'1 i L . i J- . !te., r .1 |e 1 * *I I Culls B lank T h e C h a n ip i hum 1i 'O tie < l i l t \(,t», J u l y a, l/l -I r iol ago hot ool B ill Inii gli, . ! in 0, utul fm !'•> . in n "ih-lie i ' lint t h* belvvi'en l(*'ot | md and Yde. Y d e weakened in Ihd eightti inning w in e n m n sta.ieo. a r a lly with n ingle. A d a m , ail I valu ed hint with a “u n i f i e r and he 1 s m il'd on I li'ullu'ide'.s double. I l e a l h io le lured on Sroi t ’ single 1 for tlie olJier run. Srnre hy in n in g s: B ill “burgh Out) Poo mill o r. 1 I lm ago 001) (itMI 02x — 2-8 -0 Mattel i*'s: Yde and S m it h ; Boot and (ion. a i r / . <1 I j r- A nlngle hv D u m as end ii dmild" p la y b y Meyers addl'd a run in the f if t h and another was seared on n trip le hy Hensley and F r i liie'slngte in the seventh. S in g le s iiv lleasley. I i .mn o, | C a n tw e ll i nil a doiiblu l.y i ii.u ,gave the visitors tlnee m . the ninth. M a n ag er CinWe wanted to g, t started for Inane aft* r the first frame hut the Fort Myers fans roared a protest when the um pires trie d to rail off tin* *t mu] end of the dniildn hill. ’I he nu linger f in a l l y ngieed in r*tnv five innine but went nil ex lrn one when tin ar u n i was lied at the end of th* f if t h . Ilnth teams semi-d in (he idxth nnd the game was then r a il oil on itreount of dnrkiu-is. A l l of the Fort Myers pi tellers h a v in g been used up in the Sun f o rd series, M anager John-tnn ,,,n Casa res in the ho\ in tip. g a m e and he made *piite a show­ ing UN a lltllle r, lie fanned live fnitn in s ix innings lint the r , . | , n , F « i I n finttliv Halved his stu ff and were g o in g good when the game erided. FIRST H A .M E Kunfnrd B II Boanley, i f Frirtby, na I I Dunum, ef. Crow e, ail la I \brnin ; -%NUT ill*- without nn\ In rtnI pud L 'l (*i) 27 > T o i l M yi •rs O ’K e i l l y , i .h lio, ef igu, rf i, .'III .., g 11 ) !> Bti \ :t n 1 Ih ... Chanrcy, 2 b ' JahniLoa, c .... ’• W l l i u n w , p. B y inning) (Sanford F o r t M yen* 2!i u ;i 2/ t< tma m;: 11(1(1 Util) (lull II , .Hummury: Two Imh i hits, Susa rca. My urn, Crowe lliret liuse; hit Dumnti, B e a s le y ; r.t*ilen bases, i b i inux, H a ile y 2. Binv.snii, ( mu u a d i; aucrifieeH, O ^ f u i l l y r i e D - b n banes, A Bi(n/on] I),<:4i4trt M yera G; base on ballB, o ff CunTwell 2, W illiu m s I, M a y o 2 ; si ruck out by W il l ia m s 2, M a y o 2, C a n tw e ll :i; hilt* o ff Cant rYl-c Well 1 in 7, W ilson 2 in 2. W ii Uamr. -I in 2 £-:t, Muyo 2 in fi I . • I n n i n g pitcliel-, W il l ia m s ; um pires, oUfnn and T a n d y ; tim e 2:0, Second f la m r Sanford AH B rf ■ Frlitbie, hh D umnn. c f ['•i--:T,tt1 S .2 0 ( Crowe. ;tb ■ l i y e r u , :»b :j!e D u n b a r . If B B a ile y . Ib JUwHon. e JtimH. ... P >'**; ’otn)» ’ Tot ' ift M y o m Vo 18 2 AB It , u .... 1 1 , c f ...... 3 (b ' r t .... 3 i) : ,'iM inmro* ; 3b .... 2 0 Jb ...... 3 0 '/iW v3L. ,V ::f i tri-r < :%S' TV/ eiv 1 ► " National Race Is Nip And Tack A ffair V/ilh Cubs And Robins In 4th Place Fight Ibdiips \\ ip From I'hillies B id m b I V \ \ •Ini', a t/T'i t: . ,,m ■ 1 '1 * “ 'o tnry over the Bhitliett litim lay. 1*0 | L. , *,\ , , , , . , *v.ll I* I lie I, .hit! .< a d t m | lm • hill I' I f. J I", rut* ■ afe ini ■ lm "U (ill al'elv four or 1 1vi U'ip.s to the nlate. S, m e bv inning • : I Lii.nC (tTiin ohm iipo i> >n * 7 j i Brook I v 0 in | |im _* 1\ 1 1 1 7,1 lb*' tel I* W liber, til., , Biel 11 , I *a* h ' uni I leli m- ami W ii -nn. ding. I i trip to n I'ip g ly W ig g ly I" 'I 1 itne idol y until it Imtl . f' tv i ite m a nau g h ty , Hang Id v mans" ell bolil Side of t III' pil pi't ali Id 11 me t. Ami I hen admit pul.lii ly (vvlulr 111 line a g l l l f n w l t o;' I 11.........mini nmei a w even ivion- Milporlanl I h m ( hev 1 1 v to make I In in selves apyieiir. Sandusky Ccmcnls I'scdKxtcnyivclyln This Part Of Slate file S m id ll1,k y ( ellieid I " llip u p y, ef Samlleikv . ( h, are I he M akel'i of " Medusa1’ while 1 emeu| , both (jlei/i l and water proofed; um| of (he Medic a vva’ i'i proofing powder. I T h is mat e 1 ml 1, us, d i*\t. Iisiv elv j for id m eo vvo1 I, 10 t hi . 1 * t urn o.' | lie- late. I Lake* 11 ml Holmes ( oinpanv I have sold III*' V.indn l.y , oiupany'e - ("""Ini l . tor c lime I irm j m d hav e ' * ported their sales' ra p id ly in| '-le a sin g to the trade of eentral j Florid a. Ohio Lime Shipped I On Same Day Order Club Standings VM F i t It A N I F A ; c Is In Plant Office CaWorori, I f of M iam i U n iv e is i! v is i : . d “O h io ’s fastest hiimrin.' of r**tir wi ■ ef / he vv .1 i l l .|. r* ■ 1 w jl It lin in g t he 1 00 yard '1 1,1 1 ei'1,1(1 lillle ef 2 d ; , m w urn i I, for I he * ''til nt y •III ; iK H h ’ 1**11- I • I on I ■ , ni e and Ml it serninl to (lie CLijifit-lr in II. [ I he Mill I" Oil * ol • si; I blind' 1 pli :l 11♦ V1 in. I Mv lied r I 11d I,.-I.l llu* d iu e White F in is h Lim e is 1 lu iu a d le F lo rid a will) prnetleallv a* little delay a fte r orders are re reived us is possible in tuiv plant in lie United Slut mi, ae eord ing.lo .lante-. V I'iU m an , io rni nmtmgei' lot th. B ake r and Holmes Com panv. dlsti ilm tors for the lime. ’l lu d a ily plant prodm lion ef ilie " ( rhio" lime is (inti tons of I m is h m g lime. T h e nine' h i*. , lo rd in g in n ks, 12 new k ilm s nml " ""w eruslier with u e u p iu ity of 5,0181 tons d a ily . T h e orders an* shinned tiie same day they are re ­ ceived. Jollillon, e Mayo, If 2 (I T o tals :r is 7 2 B v inning s: Sanford tint) 111 I 2 F o rt M v ir s HID tun 2 S u m m a r y : T w o ban* hits, n ’Kedly, Dunb ar, J n h u stn n ; stolen bases, F rlx liie i D u n b a r, A llen h iih iliccH, (> * w e, Bnwsnn, D*nan, C h n n ce v , double plays, C h a n rc y lo ^ o h n s jo n to Bouxu; ilnwsop (u n ­ assisted I ; left on liases. Fort M y ­ ers 8. Sanford 4 : base on balls, off Cttsarvs I. A lle n 1; struck out by t Casaren 5, A lle n 2; hits off W iiliar I in hone; off A lle n H in [liras, B ollin .i nnd T a n d y ; * *or 0 (1; 1 ti ;UG, . Nevv Y*m I; ( tlil'ugo 1 t ‘h'Veland j Bliihidelphiu ■ Detroit' ! VV a sliington (S t. Louis itostufi r.ti 12 ID nr :m 36 31 21 21 35 26 35 :i 7 , 36 44 50 ia .; tii-d ( Wii bill 11 1 v ,1i I*■ 1, ,t I' I'M P 'll, ' h" B I .1 I, .IH d I he Lei * *11. l* ' e tnrv with * <■■.*•1 . i | lii 1! VV'I'o l" i'l |, a s I .1 hair ( ovg le l.i* TAT.I'AU AS S K IO ' l Soul hern A sso c iatio n .......................... I t ; New ( Irleiwis, 1. (/B) 'Che fedeenl g(1Vyj b a ik e d up Fb.riiln N.e iiv iili', H: L it t l e K . a k , K. M ack bass law ny Mobil.*, 'J : A th m tn , 7. —— ----v .Me m pile , 1: C h a tta n o o g a , 5. ij H a w e s B la c k lias le a me e ffe ctive M,u | to t iiiim iis s io n e r .) n r S iu ill* r : i'le r ii Leag ue \|. ntpoiio rv. 'I; St. A i i i ’ ip't ine, 7 'tin ' S ta te Depart uni,t la n d I'V iv li W ati 1 |'i*|. I l ( Inly one I, T h e H a w e s bill, rj L i ard W in s H u rlin g Duel B o y a ll said, ferlml l itim Shuttle A m ! D rowns for I r a n s p o r la l ioe p, Ileal 'I’rilie In Holiday L a m e ' c a r r ie r , or the uury eoaim on e a r r ie i, I., .7 I-Ti Is! w hatsoever, from a H I! I IM >I F. J u l y bass that has n.,( [„ W ell , t In- tug gun *>f t In- T i g m s ‘ taken. inti In."" t.iff, i el* hinted F o u i 111 \of .luly by blow ing up in t iif f ir I Tht* law, lot <01111^ N F W O B I . F A N S , J u l y f». t/Bl Minn g nml C iiie ngo look a com p la ined , means 1 lMi *n,tj jn a iid u ig ]■ : d which Di-rtoit in", m - ^Fdw tird B fe iffe r, L o u is v ille , S o u t h - |leil out of t he lap, t l l l T l l l 1 tied, T h e n i n e was 7 l ** * i n sin g le - (thampiou, nnd first below tile legal iianiie, j Fa In r kept 12 Del m il lots seal nor taken out of ,.;l I li'le il, \V In le the W h ite Sox huiirii i r a n k in g ‘.outliem► s in g le s p la y e r in legal methods. I eil t lieu" in t he fil l h a ml ■ ev enth l IH2ri, i v i h first seeded p la y e r for | 'I'll*1 flavves law rnaVj | in n in g s fol "i \ of I heir i nn . the inei lugn .1 the Sold hern l e g a lly taken ami ,|, |j,t. I *i ol e by lim in g . la te i.hiplnent, ^ ; •-r*iii: hep m in o r i I 1 ’liniiijiio n top HUP Itlll ’.no 7 1" I I < Im ago v.**ll as a state * Ib n c da y. nno non ‘nil * i • ) I ** 11 oi l aid , am i v io la lm ol p( I' ra nk < t Ivvi n *>f A I laid i. lo r I' ain't and . -t'lin 11. . mop Southern * Battm < lianipii'ii. * I I In* a c t , 011 c m . I. tc.iy i igl*1 I V.. II . Sion. ■ , S u n it Ii a n d W . . . l a l l vi a eed**l in i eoinl po it n*n ; lo a fine not I*..........,.,t i 'minin' M ,il IVt , \lnib* rt r, Fin,, pri oniiu nt I or a 1, 1 n, ,j| Brow ns M in H u r lin g Duel 1 ban t h iv e nn ml t, , , 1 l-i i n I ; A rl hur < Wat* i , Ln llisin < L K V L I A M ) . .Inly n u i ’i n.I .tali eh ue pmn. tour 1 I i ; J.o I. ..ml im p ri' otiim u ( ( o i m I h id a t lit I** I (in L ’ ter "I Mooney, A 11. mi I a, Ii 11 Ii Ih m M u r '‘T h e fe d e iiil law." :* nip lil'U V*." pi I * In i le. hat I le Will* i a y .1 r., N* vv t irle:m ■ r.Ih ; Si.I in ner said, "dm rnr . li.i d. So in In v nm| ' 1 Lou ik m y A pp*'l. Louisv ille, lie, seventh liii I - al e law, but 1 r *i«;iii tent- d t lev 1‘lauvl, 2 to I - (o ard lie I*I I B u r y But i , New ( Ii leans, eight It. 1 he sliipm i'iit 111 intei ( lev* land to five lots, tin- onK *on In t in* d r nv me y* te n ia v . tin* mere** of live t . I. .,n,j being n o i'ril m th*' ^irsl irmiiig on fo llo w in g play* rs drew byes and breeding oi* i.t*,* 7 i . n, n pas to Speak' f ( ml Burn w ill not p la y un til the seroml by ih** law , the 1 oinmiaj th ir t y fifth two h:i“e hit of tin' round : F r a n k Owens, A t l a n t a ; It. season. S h n iiln , :v |u iz ;:le f**r fi *' M. L r n n t c j ^ J a u t a ; F e r g u s o n <'ol­ V I O N T I C E I . I . D IS IIRDI Kite. 1 . ................... night ly in the io* k, New O rle a n s ; Braden F in c h , CM A It L O T T l v S VII.LE * t vt b nt.d eight )i ..ml allowed : n M em p h is; and J. II. B u rn s , A . ( ’.. | o i i ’ 11* win. H u g g in s’, o . L. Steele and i ‘hares ,7. (/!’)— iMnnlicclla, the| Si in e hv irm in g * : O ’ K e lle y . New O rleans. 'l iio m a s .leff**rson, 1111 <1110 m il 1)11) 2 I. 1. in, M u r r a y meets H a r r y W c llf o r d , as a n a tio n a l shrini'itt Itlll HDD DUD 1 I* VI'l.'U'l fo rm e r west Tennessee c h a m p io n ; t ion here today that I !.*(♦*■» I**"; F o o d : ml Dr* Mooney p la ys II. II. B a rr e tt, S h r e ­ d a y s of- ....................... . haul*' ami -.'Well. veport, and A ppel is matched w ilh tie* HUHh a n n i v i i a r ; of W ii't n 1, *ltis VI lie, e f the a u th o r of : lie Sen 'or* V ail V a 111<s l ie 1 op ml. I k' second Independence. e hi tweeII B ui ns. New 1 ui: gin I ’oils.trolu 1 1|„ >1 leal" , and l i r y a n Ida bridge, J u l y . wii .lout .Ii l<y e x t r a o r d in a r y vela ,11 and Be *CVelll cell lii’ off w ith a C a r d in a ls .an <• for th* i'e league I ( Im ago Itlim e fine form fi down with 1 i I ..... us 1 1111 it* ,,u 1 B',1 m o f t "lev >" , VVo I, I -*• llll ,,| t in l/B) W llleV, I made . * l l t g l ir i i ,,, i so' i , I I IM Ill'll Sl'oM*. L ik e la m l A lt B u ckle y. * He, k, dll ', F ra n , **, * , Bra/.ii-r, * f I Futvoye. r f ’ l'.llam. Ih 1 Kowab hi. 2b tI Dtulgeii, If t W ille y , *J 2 sir- ......... 2 x l.ul her ... 1 w t'iisat'k I I; 1 o u ,, I | 1 n U rr u ii 1! I'M A i> n 1 1 ; 1 ii t 1 ! ii n 11 . * il 1 H 1 1 5 ■* 'i 1 n ii ll 5 1 1 IV U D II •1 II II l Tot al ; vleltted f,,g BY S P E C IA L AR R AM B EM CN T WITH G O L F E R S ( F C IL I(F IT C H C O N F ID F N U K IN *,"i ill til*' e| 7 . I F AC I F 45 31) ll. R ii D D D D (1 <1 D 0 1) 0 D B B A D K N T O N , Inly 5. i B "P veil l,.lll(' Up I I tod i, behjlid Up III.,go 11 |, e |lf |nl !, il l _ o| I ’ai l ter am! *., el e,I ;i|l * a . v I, I ol V l>V I III' I, a, idl'd SCI,I'e f Hr l ,, I . I lie ill'l l y vtiling Tiling.I Jturicr wri in up top form ami w.i . n n er ill I roiriib', holditig l lie h n d h ittin g (lluvvi'i's to a row of g ,,,a* eg g s until the e io lit fla m e when t It*' V Sll, *I'l'deil mm m il l in g o v i i ' a eon dill Ion t. IIV vv Inch del ! In m no giioil oilier 1 ii , o t o P I e v i i , ' a lint out. Tam pa A H I t 11 B t ) \ F <J ■i T im in 'r la k c . If 1 P o' T iin u e i, 2b 1 ■i 1 r * 1 Stanton, Ib ,i D ll 1 I II i ,1 1 a Le**, rf 1 o 1-t l ■ S a iv a lx ,- si* ■ U II f p .Medliti, i f ii 1 1 1 D ;i ‘t • i Sura/., hit 1 i 1 ti •i 1 B a u e ile in , *■ 3 1 <1 t) B utler, p 1 i l 1 •> 1 1lie Sun,I.el V e r y Super.stilinuw No at h i d e s a n 1 more Muperstic loint than m a io r league bull piny i rs. T h is holds eip inlly good for the 111a r:: i g '*r.;. S e v e iiil weeks ago, ju i a s the Y a n k s s t a lle d their long w in n in g s tre a k . Joe D ug an off* red a badly ,-plit fin g e r. At the tim e, Dugan was l"a*ling the A i i m i i i u n Leag ue at Hr*' but and p la y in g a brilliant, g a m e in the fii'iil. i t seemed as if llte Y a n k s were I c e rta in lo lie s<'i e>u* ly handicapped by D u g a n 1 * absciii'c ftmu tin* lin ell|). T ire i n j u r y ('Jive M ike C a / e l l a , j 5 | who, am o n g ir t lu r t il in g ', l e a r n e d . * lootli.'ill and iiasi liall at l . a f a y e l l f , j j his elninee M ike I'l pped rig id i n t o 1 * tin* lir r u r l i and delivered. 'l ire I J i Y a n k s kept r ig h t on w inning , 2 -----------!■ I T e m p i l'’;ile lin g u a repurted ready t<» pla y in tin* midst of the w in n in g stre ak. W a s he sent hark into the lin e u p ,, J despite th-» fact that lie has few i N sii|M'i'i*irs in tiie m a jo rs at th ird * b a s e ? l i e was not. No m a n a g e r would tempt futc by b re a k in g tip a w in n in g c o m b in a ­ tion, Mike (Jazulta kept on p l a y ­ in g, w hile D u g a n watched his i l u h w in i n t e r tl+o. ia m ih . i In a ll p r o b a b ility the Y a n k s w ill j have tn experience a serious mump I before M a n a g e r H u g g in s goes .1111| .462 1 trrlcki and Drudley; time 1:40.' VZINE,( I'l TTl.Nl T l l b J l F a r c wuttfi'n p la y e r s who I re m a r k s when I Inmldl g" oi* i " I he ball and putt w itiiout 1 e d it r a t in g lo an eiti would make tliii cavit any B> n a n cy . T h e re su lts are imposaihle, so j*" d .,t lim e s that it m a kes I he I a m I'o nslantly asb t r*rdm,iiy m ortal wonder whether not le a rn lo putt, hut “Ii,' oitghi io adopt a s i m i l a r c a su a l re a liz e how d iff u nit il manlier, (nit in the long run it i tic* (his p a rt of (lie strong ....... lu n a tio n of d e te rm in u - I m y m ind there is mil lio i| .nnl i "in etd ration on the green than to put upprouth will leap d s re w ard . S p e a k in g of dead and hole otil witk| my own d ip e rie n e e a I am con- from it reasonahie did v un i <| 'hat m y m ind is not on the n o th in g is dependent i| task m hand h a lf tiie tim e. 1 am suit. endow, ,| w ith a p a r t ic u l a r l y keen Ir is a v e r y different sense of heart tiff and, w hen p la y im p ortant event, for t irig I,, lore a crowd, I co n sta n tly p utt is d o iild y d if f id find myself lis t e n in g lo whispered long ap proach pu lls New Developments In McPherson Case Vi: *304 and Kuuo; time 2:30. M Mid Bm I. « . n I... • ■! Saints Take Third 'Butler Allows Only Straight From The Four Hits To Beal Highlanders, 10-4 Bradenton, 10 To I : r Bi i'C B ." B .i .b'i the : 'a ml p, <*, od, I .a kel.Mld lim lei , I, , , , | it I iireo 11 at}*. Id ,, - i II U11 e I 11' l ,, 7■a 1 ,MUa . on t Ik * mound for i he j, in his ixllr si i aie Id w i .1 “ I :1 1 0 ll •'th. ,6mi \ x Bat led for 2 6 I D 12 *>: i 'i ' >t h. T o ta ls s- 1 1 1 3 37 31 .:* 11 *h I ’, I , ri.hurg H I't 1 A F Bl adetil on A B I t 11 I ’ l l A F in 34 .53 l Mn i In ■w I1 '1 *l I'illiolt. 211 *I ■J 1 II il 1 37 31 .521 I ln\ I,'. ", 1 • 1 1 i S. m John: mi, i ff 1 1 n 3 d I 38 35 .521 Hi v c it, ir ■i *1 D D JlnriM'.s, 1h |i 1 D t 1 3 II 1,O S A N C J E L E S , J u l y 5. (/I*) — 37 37 .MID llrm v ii, , :: 1 D 1) I leutnn, i f D 1 II 1 II • 1 W h ile tho several in v e stig atio n s i n ­ 28 41 .3811 I -Uckey, i •* ij o > 1 II Ilia, k.ilo ek, If II i ! to the v a rio u s ungles of the A im o 1 ,. ' I 28 . 38:1 F a n il, i f 44 ■ II D VV iu elel'. dli 1 1) II 0 3 ;> S em p le M el'hersim ease were a t a lla h r , lb .» n in II II B a ik e r . e 1 (1 II 0 i sta n d s till today ow in g to the ob­ \ M •V N A S S O C I A T I O N lie n n d I , i o [ n II 1 S:*I Johnson, s r* II 1 2 i servance of Independence D a y , new •* , 1 *’Ulsville i n 1 0 Schncht, p tm II D D 52 25 . 07.7 I Alv er.-oli. p T l devclo p m ihds were expected Lomor! Milwankee Bed. lii 18 t) 2D ,t)2:i 9 0 0 0 row when o f fic ia l in tention is 7 1 ■) o T o ta ls i lad iam ipolis Hr <i ► -- - ■ — — — . turned to the e v a n g e lis t’s story 45 .5112 31 (Si. Baal I , , v in n in g s: 3 1 1 4 x 2 6 11 T**ta Is 0 her abduction nml her subsequent 38 31) i Toll'd,, I.ak* land Mil DU] __ * 4 T a m p a . 34 221 UH) KID- - It) escape. 10 |...... . mil p1.*!! 3Dx ID Bradenton 32 mm mm d i d — i 43 .427 ■ SI. 1'etersburg It if, known that a fu ll report of ( **1uuilpn . 187' K u m n m ry : T im .Sum m ary T w o base hits, Med- the fin d in g s of the D oug las, A riz .,, Ll base bits. til Mathews 2, llra /.ie r Bon a l s k i ; t vvn iin. Snare/., H u l l e r ; tin*'*' base bits, hast* hits, Dmmln , Lu ckev ; s a i r i - S te n to n ; sa c r ific e hits, S t n n t o ^ police department is in the hands S O I I’l l F U N A S S O C I A T I O N L h ic f of Dcteetives H e rm a n fives, W ille y . Doyle J, |(. hr; stol­ T im b e r la k e , S a lv a t z , S im ie/,, B u tC lin e and it was indicated thut w ith New Orlean*i .683 en base, l i e d / ; douhl ', |,l‘,,v ‘i ' >l« ‘ k le r; double p la ys, W heeler toL S iif its sub m ission to the c o unty g ra n d B iru iin g liu m .003 ' lo K o w a ls k i to E l l a m ; l i c k to Johnson, t„ Bee]; stru ck outT bv j u r y at least a part of its COnt?nta Memphis • B 82 l|r'iiu ts to Meek; be *• on bull*, .iff B u t le r 4; b a s is on balls, i o ff i would Ire made public N a s h v ille .538 W ey 4. AW erson ; out, j Sehaeht 3, B arne s 1, lfu tle rj 4; | A f t e r first d e n yin g that t h e r e A tla n ta .513 W llle v A I verson .1; lilt hy illa 8.8, HBnrudcjiUm u ln lilm i ! norl ..... i C lin e by W Wille illeyy left left on oil bases. bases, TTuanmu p Middle , Pi'.rt 1,11,1 had I,....... been received, .465 ( A l v e r s o n ) ; left on base, L a ke lan d ] 7 ; w in n in g pitcher, B utler, mg mitted that it hnd a rriv e d , <'htltlmuinga .359 8, S t, I ’e t u is liu rg !»; um pires E r y p itche r, S c h a c h t; um p ires red- refuse*l to re veal a n y L it t le Hock ......! N A T I O N A l. ( 'in* inn.it j B it (• toji g h St. 1ouis 1 Brooklyn ( hiciigo ’ New Vo Mi 11 ’hilitil* |[ihin llo st'ii i ' 111 1 O 111 ' Vv, 1,t 1ll* fit e i. the 1. luting f' . rr .-ill. Br'IOe lt\ innings: 30t) rrlr 1 1 \ I'M Y e f k 1ID 2"M ! ID Wi* hini le: 1 1'.:i! i o ', Shm'ker unl 1 .■ll e d U rb an Sin,, ,, a p itrh m g l 1 th- at W;i lmI't'o'i ,u when a 1 1* | h u r-1 hurl iie.l 1 he gain*' I *■ d . mug... with lii ■ uators am i V ; l.ee . de olio, I. at four four. *.x s tre rg t b" | Tto* Whir* I In'll gl ip on 1 . mil place 11, A in* to nil I ■ , i* by upset tin*. I ih c r kepi I ’ . 3/JoeWQiaraa, D u n b a r , If R ntley, |h Itnweon, r Wilrti.n, p, C a n tw e ll, ji. * T*d:lln i * 111 11. I • n 1in: 1 11. Fin ' bn I 1 *■ 1 nt at 1v* of dlv I toll. k*'ld by 1 online ,.>*( an I I 1 o 2 leu ,\h \\ o, ir. v. I v t li, 1 1. 1*1 ■ I ,] wild* in 1 mil' j Braves ( op 1 1 - l n i i i a g t.ame lol N I . V\ Vt r | ( K , J 111v e . r / l ’I'he of F l c h h i ' C 1 \1 ea 11 while, I ' t a ie s took an I I inning game I rum I In- (Hants Sunday, 5 to I I t Ii*' Bit a le . t vv •Taek S m ith sum In-d ; I......... run h'V B*»'l . , lap ( le pit* lime <i a I. I with ohe op huso in lie* third m le. 1 '' lei VV * 1 1 / , new Bo Ion 11*11 1*-r , c r g i v e op i I'llllir III ‘ lie ; I uriu.dii * 1 l ine ■-• • ) h i' w oi I;. W r leatti it what :r illy nimni. I 1 rol l N I o.'k !*■ :. Se.Me by in n in g s: to splendid nut huntv 1 tj.it if .1 n k .1. I l*i vv, Ihitti iii17mm y. W e il/, and I ’* itip-ov i * fllMl’M ti, - i g i I o ''ighi I I 111 an II 1H11M1 g 1 lav I'M-; B in g , M i'tjuilloii ami H o i " H a r r y W ills hy J u ly 22 t lie N* vv t'lU'l'. g ait..... ,1 fiv, Vm k boxing eottmti“ n n v .i .in W* rt / It d a IT*i y" , 'lie I ' pel Inm to; VVellt lo I Ill'll ell (a ) SI; nil mi n i erm r with hi on a di ,v by \\ 11 I ....... I** tile wall for (vv n me 1110 linin' W i l l / I In ii vv Ol ( b | tin right l*i hi 11111*' bed Myern, 2 h Totals 21 K T o tals I I I I v In n in g s: S u n iso i a mil mm mm ] t ii Inndo mi I Inn n i t : : imiitin r Two Ita e let n i n e , ’1 ui ", t ; tob'li In i . I inf. •I* 'll*'' o' . ., V om to \ hr.iei - I bn o ,, i hall . 'm l w II I. \ ■ lid lot hv 111*i liei mil by \ el ide ( B ig g s I and \ i in - 11'ong I ; pu s* i d ball M ille r: left on base, i a mCi I . ( irhiiiilo 2; umpi mm B. and W a l k e r ; Iim e I :j.7. '"" i Measure necontinj; On May 21) I 'nrhiJ inK Foi'l'raitspoti.1 That IsNutLawfo N a tio n a l L e a g u e It* ton, ■'*; New Y o r k , I. c iiie n g o . B itts h u rg h , 0. ti tuni,!• n, M ; F h ila iji-Ip h iu , t m .M iiiiiti, ! ; Kt. L o u is , 2. Dixie Champion Is 1st Seeded Player In Tennis Tournev J i: I : 1.?* fv A m e r ir a n L e a g u e W ii liltig lo n , I: N ew Y o r k :riliui" , fit in J. f S . . . L o u is , 2 ; ( TeVeli»nd,‘. l . < l*ieago, 7; I a d ro it, 2, (l *nlv tlirt c ). Downpour finds Gamo In The Sixth firamo U m lg 'e rs' Itc g is lo r V 'ic to /v O v e r C h i l l i e s , I 1- 2 ; New Y o r k L o s e s T o K n i v e s . 5-1 | )| FEDERAL 1<6 AID TO FLf BLACK BAS Y osterday’s Results text. \ * Baseball Club Benefit. r Municipal Field July 8th Brand New Hudson 0 s ToBe Given Atoa] Boost The Club * *■ • * *1 Sarasota vs. Sanfo\ Thursday, July 8fh �ft j‘«.V•' ..I Sfvv*** V»'V” M s.i. 't *• ■f'ik ' e > V»'V TRl « v . XrTv , «',»W IWi;< V <*:♦I' o i mmmmsmsL mm mskm& Vi’- V V; w [ a 1 U 1 M . 1 1 H j r i ____ 1 . U w B . g J v B M *f > B £ Bb±! l £ Exclusive State Signal Mt. Cement Cpmmon Brick Pressed Brick (all Stevens Fire Brick FireClay Flue Lining / Kings Windsor Plaster W o oi Fibre Upson Board 14 Beaver Bo^rd, Beaver Gypsunt W al( Board landed Corner bead Bishopric Stucco V "•* Corrugated Galvanized Iron Roofing W all ties—Ridge Roll Lonr Goat Hair V C iJ lo r s - J J r iF ! ’ �exclusively by the, .Jxers being ui :ck Coni party, of, C6lura- stntctjon of the Nee Hotel werv manufk Knickerbocker Comj ti1, 5i'l*^ 11 i o f theI i Kbkr of yearn,ijnoo ■on,, Michfgaij. Th ■lumen of build wit raiei biggest contractor^'in Flor­ reusntatives, the B i i in tne.jtate of Fieri*. i .1 ■ id * ano the brick is now Incorpor- Holmes Company, hi at Th* Orlando of- ih*d In i 024, Tam* _ L C k m o n t and 8 anL v _ J j ^ NaU<nial Product* • the Baker And Holmes company itionaily knpwn materials the exclusive state dlrlghta to many of them, central Florida, most of the uett they handle arc cxclujUvely in. their hands. '.While only a small force is to tejpt at the plant at the pres­ ume.: the company's shipping « h t time. receiving Activities are exto be a decided asset to the city's commercial activities. / In commenting, on the selection o f Sanford for a central distribut­ in g pplnt for this section, Mr. Pitt­ man said: “ the Advantages posses­ sed by Sanford in rail and water transportation, the city’s location a* regards other central Florida communities and the general ineryase in building and^business ac­ tivities here led the company to select thle city for thejr new plant, r.believii in tna future o f Sanford and with the large program o f expanikon which is now progressing rapidly, I believe wc have selected a fruitful field." M r, P ittm a n , who is well known * ,4 »'i have charge of the iere, has established his residence * Mr. Pittman wae in S a n fo rd and is to s h o r t ly begin with the Jack* the erection of a new home. BrickAndTilePlant Of Merry Brothers Is Electrically Run . <• •■. c ;v 1. VUin oncK nas la Florida by the ^M~|folm«w Company for and thalr- various colored brick comtrucin tome of tbe finest Ivdistricts of the south, i tO. ^amca A. Pittman, for Baker And ly, who stated this -the’Sanford sales of ■^n*d •shown a continual V.'i'/’. ig■'contractors, owners will.welcome the anrthat the Bush line will t their selection at any Mr.' Pittman, who an*tho headquarters for i>arious liner Would be plant ab the corner of mju and Eighth Street. J, Bush And. Company lied in Naihvllli, Tenn.. irlcb to Sanford and Is maintained wjthen" over the common tils and Other states. ' . . i n ini ' i | i ... Merry Brothers, brick 'and tilo manufacturers of Augusta, (la., are among the largest operators in the southeast and have one of the few plants shipping direct to the large consumers in the state of Florida. Their S a n f o rd representatives, the Baker and H olm es C o m p a n y , have represented them for several years throughout the central sec­ tion of the state and some of the largest construction jobs in the state have used M e r ry Brothers brick and tile. A c co rd in g to Jam e s A. Pittman, local m anag er, their products have u lw a ys g ive n com ­ plete satisfaction. Their plant .in Augusta Is said to be one of the few in the entire country that is operated completely by electricity, being called one of the most modem manufacturing planULever built. Their products are to he distrib­ uted in the Sanford district by Baker and Holmes Company. Lantana— Contracts awarded, 5 miles c i t y for $420,000 worth of street pav­ ing. ived with tarvla. kd in 'some of the largest con­ struction Jobs in tho state. A great demand haa bocn buITt lip by the company for the Eaves brick, which is said to be the only cess In Florida construction is re­ ported to bo on outstanding one owing to the greater strength it possesses over nollow tile, or loadbearing tile. N The Sanford district will bo served with,this product through the Baker and Holmes Company, from the latter’ii new plant at the corner of French Avenue nnd Eighth Stre; t. ,, y machines for a nuii and- practically every;! struction project o f cw T. r ida has used their machines. The m ix er used on Ahe Mt. Ply­ mouth job is said to be orie.of .the largest m a n u fa c tu re d 1 hy the com­ pany aqd is a s s is t in g materially In ru s h in g the hotel building lidding to an early completion,. tnding a total o f 201) hours out o f each-24 every j l' V •' Several of them machines are in .us# in the Sanford district and ’more are expected Vtott-be sold to local contractors within a short time. V; Signal Mountain Is Stevens Fire Brick Name Of Cement In Is Said To P ossess Use By Local Firm Extreme Strength „ The (Signal Mountain Om enl Stevens fire b ric k h a s been sold Comapny, of Chattanooga, Tenn., in centra l F lo rid a b y tbe B a k e r Is the manufacturer o f the famous Signal Mountain Clement, known and Holmes C o m p a n y fo r m a n y throughout the United States years and tie p o p u la r ity this pro- am ong bu ild in g m a teria l men and <lur* of (be Si evens P o tte ry C o m ­ other trades. T h e cement m well I ? " ! '? of A tlanta haa received is extrem e known locally through its use in » said to I•< doe to the I strength U*t b rick have shown the M cCracken Concrete tile, a under hick Ic '. redact that is rmunifaetured in T he Steven , l.rtck in used e x c lu ­ nnford and sold over tho entire siv e ly by the A m e r ic a n B a k e rie s soujh. in (heir various b u ild in g s t h ro u g h ­ W ith a production of loll,000 barrel* of cement d a ily , the S i g ­ out the country and is used in O r ­ nal Mountain C o m p an y , is one of lando ex clusively by the O rlando the largest producers in the U n it ­ u tilities companies. An expert is attached to the o f ­ ed States. To adequately meet the demands of th o ir F lo r id a bu si- fice of thi- B aker and H o lm e s C o m ­ nesti, they are at the present time pany for immedia te c a ll to a l| erecting a cement plant in T a m p a . parts of the state for c o n s u lta ­ T h e ir content is being used on tion on matters of d if f ic u lt fire I H h s e r v ic e has the new h ig h w a y he tween Mt. rf'.-tlsting jobs. Dora and Sanford and is g iv in g been at all lim es at i h a call of the the utmost satisfaction, according building trade - .■ f F lo t illa , to the emit motors. W cw uhitchl .i B a k e r ami Holmes Com pany have been handling tins product erection nl' mi■ for only a short lim e but have an Orlando t “Mlracl let at $ 1 ^ 7 ,. nmmeed that such a tremendous success has been attained wit It it, 000, for erection of two new school houses. thut they are to continue to push their tales with tin the the future that lias c l . a r a . i c r i/ e d i 'hrm ig ja.iit the ce n tra l part ,i I state by tin B a k e r and Holm es their efforts in th Com pany. Tin new S a n f o rd plant of the latUu ' u up any wrl! c a r r y n full line of ilus well known mqle n n l. T h e ir tile ami b ric k was used in the new Fort (ia tliu Hotel and in the S a n J u a n and A v a lo n hotels, 'Orlando. ( ’<>m-(nicti/n features are said to In possible through The Stand ard B r ic k and T il e th e ir use by the a rch itec ts in Lite C om pany, of Macon, On , is the decorating of . In- bu ild in g s. B ra c tic a lly all of the schools in largest m a n u fa c tu rin g d istrib uto r of hollow building tile and brick both O ra n g e ami S em inole coun­ in the state of Fb irujn ami th e ir ties list- this brick m th e ir c o n stru c ­ products are* liamileii exclusively tion programs. S Standard Is Called Largest Maker Of Hollow Brick Tile A M ost Cordtal Welcome They have our best wishes on the opening of their S an ford Plant, and, while furnishing them with lumber from our yards, we wish to co-operate with them in ever y way possible. Bond-Hill Lumber and Supply Co. Holly Avenue at 11th, J2 th and 13th Streets BOND GRADE Z IP TO The Baker and Holmes Comp T h e manufacturers of the famous Signal Mountain Cement desire to offer their best wishes for your success in the Sanford SER �c .. ‘ M . „ ,V,i ;V ’ •>: . # :V fiaRRMhAMK 1 'i.f 1 HILT’O N’S feARBER RHOP <118 Magnolia Avenue. 8 first class barbers. v Special at­ tention given ladies and children. « : Cash In Advance ads, will be received and collector vent Jy for payment, .Vl V ADVERTISERS Id represent* tlvo faiminar with rates, classification will Feomploto Information. You w IbH, they will In wording your to make it moro ef- JAMES H. CO W ANr-AU kinds o f Tin •: and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat^Tanks. A t Oak' Avenue and Third S treet .Tele-, phono 1 1 1 , * ..... 8c • line — 7c a h ** umuta $ » request ‘ luced rates uro for IV *' insertions, is o f average length Ited a line. i charge of 80c for Ivertisimr ls: restricted classification. error Is made The Sanr»Id will bo responsible lie.Incorrect insertion', _ ur fo r subsequent >r*me office should bo llately in case of l£— Building—CoatrmeUn* J ' Do d g e b r o t h e r s . Dealers E. J. LIN DSKOG— General Con­ tractor and builder. Plana and specifications on request All work guaranteed. Residence 217 High­ land St., betwoen Elm and Oak. Phone 796W . — JCJ CLEAN, to ode street fittri Daytona m ' - m jE t i g -! M 'r l "S IL V E R S TE E L” H A N D SA W ‘ . ■, '■>. • “ Absolutely Guaranteed *< ,»• 't •• v v Pcfr Sale By B A LL H A R D W A R E FOR RENT— Four room apartme’n 122 Palmetto Ave. •— 77— House* FOR RENT-Modem unfumlahed bungalow, attractive pri rice to permanent tenants. 401 Central St ti 24— P a in tin g — I 'lip e r t n f DODGE BROTHERS SERVICE M ILLER 0. P H ILIPS, Inc. "S T E W A R T THE FLORIST” Flowers for nil occasions. M cLA N D E R A R C A D E Phone 781. Elin Avc. and 13th Sstruct 27— Professional Services BETTER IB T A N T NOTICE fsers should givo their postoffico address as their phono number if |lto results. About and o f s thousand has too and the others imunlinte with you ey know your address, ontinuance MUST be erson et The Sanford Dice or by Id ler. Tcloicontinuanres are not PER M AN E N T M ARCEL W AV IN G Madam Harriett's Beauty Parlor. Phone 245 for appointments. PH O NE 3 - Prompt * Efficient Service jp aal S ervices CARDS for every oc- 15— S e r v ic e S ta tio n *— R e p a ir­ Mb-Lmly,* Shop. 110 in g |Ava., Phono 31)5. MODEL TRIM CO. "W e trim the enr, not the owner." Phono 817 for estimates. CNIGHT nhd Overland. P. W. RADFORD Motor Co,, Park and mobiles For Sale. BECKER Auto FJectric Company. Electric Specialists on automoDODGE mobilea.' Sparton Service. 820 f O. Phillips Co., Inc. and Graham Tnlcks. West First Street, Sanford18— B usiness f t ir v ic e O ffe r e d jnd St. Phoqo 8 . iK E R makes all its own PR IN TIN G T H A T PLEASES That’s What one-profit Typewriters andAdding Machines. Come in and see us. THE SEM INOLE P R IN T X R Y Garago Co. 601 \V. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. ID SEDAN in good cundiWHEELKSS Si WELSH kh numerous extras. 4290 ‘ Service that makes friends" Cromer at Seminole FISK TIRES ' VU LC ANIZING SANFORD DRUG COM PANY [IS E in tho Journni-Hcr“ Tho Rcxall Store" 3Uth Georgia's greatest We make a specialty of our prompt Morning, afternoon filling of prescriptions and quick End Sunday. Classified delivery. ior line. Wuyerosa Jour- Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches l/ Waycross, Georgia. W IG H T-CH RISENBERRY P R IN T 3ACH CO UNTY — The SHOP — Printing, ' Engraving, ){ stupendous develop- Emhosf'ng. See us first. We do B*d about it in the Palm it. Phono 417-W. R. R. AVenucSample copy aeht on Commerclul Street. SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile roofs, built-up rbofs. Re-roofing [D A IL Y TIM E S; Tampa, I f . rbtaa t cent* a word. over old roofs. Le*ks repaired, Es­ 15c, cash with order. timates free. Satisfaction guaran­ teed, Onk Avo.& 3rd St. Phona 111. OOtaplet* rata card. 68— Rooms Without Board FOR RENT- 3 furnished rooms, EUGENE OIL Permanent Wave— private hath, screened porch. Ap­ for |10 per head. Graduate op­ ply HI5 Elm Avo or 705 Palmetto. erators at Marincllo Beauty Shop. The Basket. Phono 193. BACHELOR will tdinre apartment with one or two clean respectable gentlemen. Have the whole house New apartment, REMOVE THE CAUSE of that to ourselves. Rheumatism, Sciatic and Neu­ newly furnished. Kitchen, stove. ritis. by Liking CHIROPRACTIC Fix your own grub if you like. special adjustment. Phone 482-J Bntii, electric tights, scrcened-in for appointment. Dr. W. E. porch. Right down town. 45 per MaeDmigall, 1st Nat’]. Rank Bldg. week. Box K-G, care of Herald. Room 307. •LOVELY UP-STAIRS front hedroum, nicely und newly furnished, 28— Repairing 4 windows, closet, close to bath, hot water. Space for car. Summer TYPE W R ITE R S — All Makes, sold, rates. 200 Park Avc. rented, repaired. Orlando Type­ writer A .Supply Co. 42-44 Wat­ FOR RENT— Two bedrooms ench kins Block. Phono 938, Orlando. with twin beds. Call 411 Park. ItO A N lZ IN G WORKS. E X PE R T PIA N O TU NING and EXPERT R E PAIR IN G Phonograph Repairing by men GOODYEAR TIRES. trained at factory. Let us rebuild Typewriters and Adding Machines. L. Batteries, P A U L H. NIX. nmi refinish your obi piano or ktors Cleveland Six phonograph. K ILLIN G S WORTH With Haynes Si R atliff. Phone 340 R E PA IR SHOP, Temporary .ad­ !<E HUDSON-ESSEX dress 13511Mellonville Avo. l’ hom: 30— Tailoring and I'rcuning INC. applied for. 33 Oak Avc. -Phone 41 > ' ; - r ►' ~— I----- rr-------------------- HADDOCK S TE A M PRESSERY — Cleaning/ pressing, tailoring. 1115 S- Palmetto Avenue. Phone Sanford Stove Si Furnituro Co. JPS— MARMONS 340-J. 321 E. First Street Automobile Co. We carry a ftdl lino tin Avo. Phono 137. Our prices are right. Cush or L A N E Y DRY C LE AN IN G CO. Dry Cleaning, Repairing and terms. We want your business CHRYSLER Dyeing. Phone 405 fur prompt >FU LLE R MOTOR CO. B. ■ L. PERKINS, Haberdasher service. list. St. Phono 092 headquarters for Collegiate ).■»-A— Employment Agencies Clothes. 110 First Street. CTT AN D PAIGE inford Dealer: HAVE YOUR rugs cleaned scien­ SEMINOLE EM PLOYM ENT 3*S GARAGE tifically hy th e. Snnford Rug R 1st St. Phona 017 BUREAU Cleaning Works. 2tf0 Park Ave. 204 North Park Ave. ILLA C — O AK LAN D L A N K Y 'S DRUG STORE— Pre- 32— Help Wanted— Female [— PO N TIAC — scrlptions, Drugs, Soda. We are Cadillac Company. St. Phono 121 as near you as your phone. W AN TE D — Elderly negro woman Coll 103. to help with housework and live IFOItD BUICK CO. on premises with fnmilv of three. M IRACLE Concrete Co., general Magnolia Avenue. Room 1, Montezuma Hotel. cement work, sidewalks, build­ Phono 307 ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R. ONE EXPERIENCED Furdsflh I t - FORD — FORDSON Terwillcger, Prop. Mechanic. Edward Higgins, Inc. sard-Higgins, Inc, tl & Palmetto. Phone 331 BUILDERS— Your homes will tu'ii W ANTE D — E X P E R I EN C E D over farter if you equip them with Kdvinatnr. No harm in in­ - STENOGRAPHER. A P P L Y 516 NASH 510 FIRST N A T L HANK BLDG, Iworld In motor car value. vestigating, Kelvinator Platt Co. IT U MOTORS CO. 18— Business Service Offered 33— Help Wanted— Mule id and Sanford Ave. ROOMS, with or without meala. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. 69— Rooms For Housekeeping T W O ROOM Apartment furnished for lig ht hpitao keeping. 719 Oak Awiiuc, ' ' COOl, Housekeeping and sleeping rooms, reasonable. 106 North’ L a u rel. 72— Where to Stop in Town SAND PIPER IN N — Moved from Daytona Beach to beautiful es­ tate overlooking Halifax river ut corner of Dixie Highway and Cen­ tral Ave., Ormond, Fla. Rootn and bpnrd reasonable rates. Summer season openB July 1. Dinners by appointment. Phone 1098-M or write P. O. Box 134, Ormond. 71— Apartments For ltenl FU RNISH ED Apartment Phone 287-W. 310 Maple. ONE ONE 2-room apartment, one bed­ room, hot and cold water. 311 Magnolia, »rr . ■^(OU l 0 'O *T; HECiB T O O CHMSCE. T O <bP>EANv; OEKQ RE K L O T Or^CiETHTLE H E H aJn O TOO* A.'bvn *»OCH Ad>\ *<*HOfltAJST r------— rB^ L(40E*3TtOH f — " atoTOLO H IM T H A T T O O i: Itini ' ,t * , the ) plaint* and a* Ur The - 41 i real, person: . ,1 the coum^ . . . tarn the taxsa f o r the e year m ei ,. .i . ssks, D. , JW M q* LO TS FOB S A LE DEAN-BERG C O I „ . 615 F,lr«i Natl. Bar_ P H O N E 718 noN UNION A N D L A X I . j s. AVES. t Facing the Lake 100x182 Price, 4200.00 per foot An Ideal Apartment-House Site UNION AVE. A N D PIN E ST. M A trm i** e A L * - r Notice U hereby given that under ana by virtue o f m decree o t{fore* closure abd. sate entered on' the and day Of July, A. D, 1911 by th* /.Vdga.of the Seventeenth Judicial, LI/cuU In and for Orange County J Florida, In the absence of the ‘ — of the Seysnth J " lilt said Circuit B. Wadsworth, c O. c. Mills, defendant. the Cirouit Court of (he Seven! Judicial Circuit in and for Semlnol County, Florid*. J will sell at pub- rd In Me min bio CthfiRjkj llr auction for cash to lha highest I week/for. four, «nd best bidder at the front doof | a week* of the Cohrt Hwise In Hanford, Flor. ■m t o v j Ida, 1ictwi-va tdk legal hours of sate WITNESS nty hand on Monday. Auaust lad. 1921. the I olul seal of the CirohU-1 following (Inscribed land situated | enlfl Judicial ____ Circuit w and bi-liiK Iti Hemlnoln Cutinly. Klor- of , Florida. In and ' fi Idu. to-wit: County on this flectuid The West half of the N W '1 of tho I A. f*., tills NWVt of the HEt4. contnlnlnK (SEAL.) V.i Double Corn'ier 5 ROOM HOUSE FU RNISHED. 100x150 G a ra g e , at 1919 Palmetto Ave. rtrrfji loss T*1. - L^..ki ' nr res rnnrn mom Itr or less. The Bust 1I ' This lot has Union Ave and Third Apply Hughey Street. v. n d o i ba'f “ I I*1 " NVVH „ f (ho N W 'i of Clerk. Street Frontage tns Sr.>«. contnlaltiK B arms more g ;A ,!k y Price 4225,00 per foot. or Iohm UeKlnnln* nt the SW FO R R E N T room house. Call corner O f the NW»i. flection J. J. c. niLfjt. j 599-J. Township n South, nanue If . Holtc11or for LAU REL AVE East, run East «U ohalns. North X chnlns. West «t, (/hnlns. fl„mh » -------- — a t T DAYTONA BEACH— See us for Comer Twelfth St. elm Inn to beitbitilng, eontalnlna ' i.i^7 summer rentals. Carswell, Bar­ G acres more or less. Lot 0 , block 14. All these nett & David, 134 Magnolia Av*., ' K 0*!!.*'Jlna In flection J. Town60x117. ship ,-U Mouth. Itunae l » East, and Daytona Beach, Fla. 42,500.00. H cash. In th■ •n «h« County of* Seminole, fltats Balance terms. i V o f^ n' ttn<* cf»itlnlnlii|f « . w, vwav SUMMER R E N T A L S at Daytona whole, flrtoen ucres more or less, meets J urchnser to’ pnay t| T*»n «■ Bench. We huve nil types and 1 for title. 7t80 Pi m. I SUM M ERLIN STREET U P. BOYT.K, kinds from the small apartment to Hneclal Muster, The Basket.- c«ir the mansion. Let us know your Ur, A. Pattlihall, In B E L-AIR and Magnolia Solloltttr for Cumiilnlnnnt. needs. Nomo real bargains in Two lots 50x140 Sovereign* always homes— this is the buyers market. Price 4496.00 each c . c . CoBIrts, Address Rightmire Realty Co., Inc. Cash 4605.00. w . D. Jon*? I.v TUB t'lHCVIT CDtIHT BHV ■. I l l Volusia Ave. Telephone 120. K.VTM J1 IMCIA1. riHCtllT. SHWfBalance 416-00 pet month. .NtlLH COUNTY. FLORIDA. Daytona Beach— The wonder Beach I (438) . I N CtlANCHRY. How to Help . of Hus World. SUIT TO RI/IKT TITI.H, — ORUHR UR I*lTi l (CATIOX. I,. M. CIIORTHV/A’.T. Jf •HOUSES FOR S ALE 78— O ffice* and Desk Room COMPLAINANT. . AVOCADO AV E N U E Just read thl* (£D W ILLIAM STOCK W E L L ET A I*. ATTRACTIVE ronma to rent for child that Ut thin j ' DErBNO oNTA Facing East NOTICE TO KNOWN AN UNstores or officea at Park Ave. timed or * ---- ’ Rpan ish~nCmgfdn w KNOWN UlfFHNDANT*. and Commercial Street. W. M. 0 rooms and bath, attractively fur HTATK HereVi ,4 OK KU)itU»A: tha H ttlV tf Young, Owner, 208 Park Avc. To William fltnekwell, and nishcd. Lot 50x127. Price 47,350. *',500 dash OFFICE FOR R E N T — In Meiiwh Balance 460.00 per month interest Bldg. Apply A. P Connelly A ■J 6 per<cMU; gnoiia and 2nd. Sons, Magnolia CEDAR AVE.~Alfp>“ & SC 0N b ST. ENT— TH R E E U PSTA IR S untor. Ills w ife; w . L . I - , . M cLO S.*;,JU OrMdlck. aud id — — — Oradlck. JT* [ thousand*'of' OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA­ 4 room* nnd bath. Lot 72x75 wlfo; , 1-lluui l . WradU-k and If, ?. J droh to g row TION. A P P L Y SEM INO LE SE­ Priced ut 45,500.., $2,850 cash. Orndlrk. liar U. , IVJ J. «. W. Hat- , “ V 1" ar ,.U. huatiand; CURITIES. hy ,WOP t. tl Balance 1, 2, 3, years. -------- Hntfluld. hi* wife: field, ntid --------llatflulil, hla Wlfoj Why J. K. Clark, etui ------------ Clark, Ms ] little one ? , wife; j, if, MoNatt nndYou can get 60; i (389) 80A— Real Estate Directory McvNatl, his wife; and EVANS STREET ench and uvei-v of thu above-named to r 60 cent* * t Gil (icfioKiniii*, if livlim, and, If any or any druggist any TH RASH ER & G ARNER Between Elm and French Avenue. nil of said defendant* he dead, than lea and the •vit io Ik *, nr her, or their -unknown Real Estate and Fire Insuranco A two-story, 10 room house. heir* devlauea, leKatflo*. aruntnes, will hep any Weak, « 112 S. Park Avo., Sanford ( | l 2 ,oee!9 * - ------or miter vialinnuts under tbs itbov** Onu-thirn* cn«h, balance arranged nanfed defendant*, deceased; to Ella I for. IcCoy’ <>. Knum-e as administratrix of the McCALL & FOX, Real estate in­ to suit purchaser (-Mute of Calvin D. Price, deceased, vestments. Best buys are among If snld Ella tl. Knoncn Is llvlmr and, our listings. Phono 745. If she lu still holding office as said (254) rultnlniHirufi-l*. mid 16 the Said Kiln HIGHLAND STREET iT.Kotuw* ho dead, i.r If « h s.ls not SEE R. C. TIS D A LE for good buys M> f.-*3•* *Mill hun.niK office as Said AdtiHnin Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build­ 5 rooms and bath, nicely furnished, Ifltrntnrs of tl.o estntU of Calvin It. Price, decu it.led; and tn nil persons, ing. built in kitethen cabinet, garage. uiieli and evei / peri-mi, whose uumo 47,500.00 or iiuiuub lira unknown, or whoso $3,000 cush, balance^ monthly. -Advlff. Mediums residence or residences are tin(261) PALM E TTO A1 D A IL Y N E W 8 — it cover* Brow­ IN EDGEWOOD 4?!* ard County thoroughly which le fched. on* of th* moat rapidly growing 6 rooms and bath, nicely fuefikh built in kitchen fix t u r e ■action* on th* Florida Coaat 47,900. $1,600 cash. Sample copj and rat* card upon Balance $75.00 per month, request ( 338) PALM ETTO AVE N U E Very attractive 6 room house, M A IN E — Watervflle, Morning Priced at $7,000.00 Sentinel. Thousands of Msinc $1,500 cash, balance contract. people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through (423) th* Sentinel, Rat* card on ap­ SUM M ERLIN AVENU E plication. In B U E N A VISTA rooms, bath and sleeping^wreh. IF YO U want to sell your farm, Prlco 44,500.00. Gash 47HToo. we can be of good service to you Balance |500 seniivuinually. as we have inquircrq fo r both small and' large farm property. Dean«* * av a • Berg Corporation, 5lo First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 713. THE CLARJC Apartments on the hoHclx, reasonable weekly or monthly rates. 416-418 South A t­ lantic Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla., Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr. W A N T E D — Meat Cutter to wont Suturduys. Apply 410 Sanf^xd-’ ^ ONE FIV E ROOM apartment 611 Avenue. Park Ave. Two garages. Lang­ ley Apartments. For Information DO Y O U W A N T TO BUY or sell 40— Money to Loan anything? I f so advartlse la call 838-J. th* Gainesville Sun. LO AN S— First Mortgage Loans on APAR TM E N TS, two rooms, kitch­ homes at 0 pik cent interest. H. enette and bath. Handsomely L, Postofficu Box- 503, City. furnished, beautifully deco rated, OHIO— Xenia. Maks your salts centrally located, select tenant*. through th* Xanla Gas*tie, Z*nLO AN S— Money avuilable at 7 per Young, owner, 208 North Park la. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ cent. Close in property. A. P. Avenue. Special summer rates. tric t Want ad and display rates Connolly A Sons. FOR RENT— Six-room unfurnish­ 61* —Miscellaneous ed- garage apartment^ Modern conveniences. Can be occupied M ORGANTOW N, W. VA.t people are interested In Florida. Each July 1st. 2nd Street und Avacudo W H Y P A Y RENT of them through a classified add in "L e t us build you u home in Avenue. Phone 419-W. the Morgdntown POST. Six cent* beautiful Wynewood Properties." I f you can nmko a small cash pay­ FOR RENT— Nice cool furnished a work fo r six consecutive issues. housekeeping apartment. First ment, we will let you furnish your own plans, build you a home and let floorr 316 E. 6th St. you pay balance like rent. Call or FLOklDA—O RLAND O - Orlsnd( sea Mr. Pulmoro or Mr, Alcorni OOLUMBUS (Ga .) LEDGER — Morning Sentinel! largest class 1 with Sanford Realty Co.., Agents Q aaiifU d ada hav* th* largest flad business, rate lo a word, n u lyynnewood Properties, Ino., Ball circulation in 8 outhw*st*m Geor­ imam 24c cash with order, Bldg. Phone 657. gia. Rat* 8c ( 6 -word lip*) line. ^ m c n o F T A T H E ir Ur a — ■ "- . j ‘ [MjR ® ir v j,E PM O H ED A N D ^.9VJ T O *bPE/Vtc Av'CiAdSOOET MEvCV N K tH T ' l FOR RENT— 5 room house furn­ ished. modern, by month or year. Apply Hurt-lift Home 2 miles out West First Street. W ANTE D TO BUY CLEAN COTTON RAGS AT HERALD OFFICE AUTOMOBILE D1!\LER8: I f r u want to sell your used car*, a !• vertiso daily on the classified page. 25— Florists. for Rent that j TtmgmgS&s ■ f.-’- v i * FOR REfpT—-Furnished S-toom apartment With bath, located on Myrtle Av*,\ Telephone 325. 66— Wanted— To Buy.* HODGINS A COV A N CO., Aut> Radiator and she ;i; metal worku. Plain and ornamcrlid sheet ntaCi.I Now location July 1C, Comer Elm uork. Tol. 716-V . 807 Fran. h Avenue. and 13th Street. ' )} wm •> FOR RENTL^di *'furnished Apart­ ments. Apply 120 1 Oak Ava. SELL GOOD.USED CARS Better Prices. ■ fiP y S p Apartment lit NICE TWl new hoi furnished, With antitnooua' hot use o f batik; water. iborhood.' Apply Sunday or 111 E. 8th St. near MagnoliaAvenue. * :> * ?v' •*, -v y , ti£?u sc- W ',' c Ar ■ W , 20— Heating an£ *»l«*«ilt1nir All used cars better condition. TOW S » a itb,;v m S imA T AD. RATES , V -Vai* ■R f V B A 11—A^moMeai .. Daily HaraM^ ■-> ;• 1 ■ - .v__■■ jV /E LL-IF I M O is T -1 MO%fT 52 if-: -The Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter <NW Q of N W V4) of flection Killeen (16) in Township Twenty (30) flout It, Range Thirty-two (31) East, The East Half of the hutithenst Qtmrter of the Northeast Quarter <174 « f HN4 Of N E U ) of Hectlon Klfteen (16) In Township Twenty (in) South, Itange Thirtytwo (33) East, lit Tho North Half of tho fluuiheast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter I N ' i of HEQ of HE(t) of flection Klfteen (1C) In Township Twenty (30) South, llangu Thirty-two (33) East. IV The North Half of the Northeast Quarter of Mm Southwest Quarter (N it of N B * of h w h ) * be­ ginning at the Southeast Corner of tho Nurtlteast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SB Corner, of N E Q uf H W U ) running North Six chains. West six and one-halt L’haliun Hnuth idx-ohalns, Hast Sis und one-half chains to bnglnulng, nil In Hectlun fifteen (16J 111 Township Twenty (16) South Hange. Thirty-two (33) Bast. -DEAN-BERG CORPOR ATIO N 616 First National Ban J f W , . PHONE 713 The North Half of the iforth Half of the Northwest Quarter (NVt Of N H uf N W U ) Section Twenty SIX (36), la ................. uwrnehlp Nineteen In 1*0 south, Itange Thirty-two East. > , P i Tired, sw ollaf* ' smart, burn, itch *1 suffer from M *nh thesewkj)LI m u im m mm >r vfi1 The Southeast ■■v, Quarter of the Northeast Quarter or the Northwest Quarter (HKU of NBI4 of or Section Twenty-el* (96). Township Nineteen t i l ) South, Range Thirty-two (31) ByGEOHGIfi m - LjA.OIEt» AvV J'(bO I'L L H A V E T O VVA.TCH r . t C M E C O T b ‘b P E / s X I ‘s ' T P H T O >T known to tho complainant In thel above-entitled cause, claiming eny.l Interest under th* above-named tiefendante. or any qf them, or otherr wise; to the Pennsylvania Company for Insuranco on Lives nnd ((rant­ ing Annuities, a corporation organIscd under tho laws of tnu Common­ wealth of Pennsylvania, and hav­ ing Its principal place of business ut Chestnut and Juniper Htroets. In tha City of Phltaclolpliiii, In Common* wealth of Pennsylvania, the cumplulnunt speolfr ina as particularly a* la known to him the principal place of huslness of s-«ld dorendant* and to all persons having or claim­ ing any Interest In thu following de­ scribed lands; *>OAJ> TWKT trM r.; - The Northweet Quarter Southeast Quarter of watt Quarter YWj4> Sect! n Township . -of K •* i I (It* vraTO Thlr,y ^ e.u u n ' t*> v ^ e » 5 c v r ' IH T H R V fO » L Q « * UO CLO“ >EW <iE( [0 mi , _ A^cit^CH* N E V E R O T A, XM'TTVINiC, - AJ?O O T , . E A T I N ^ 'J nr* I L 'L O T H ir ^ .T O <;»T M i J ■LttWbOHb’. C ^ N C e t o 'f HEtaer > M S U r-? v ii * In i PVT 45 IW i t 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, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 1926; <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/3300fe15a77b9a9268b245dc8292d34b.pdf 849d2feae90cb87c44e5117071145acd PDF Text Text . m y -A 'T J ri n v I N P l P W i Vs G reatest V egetable IR ichest Garden Land i, .. ir.-.-.f Til A ssociated PreflB Full Leased W ife s Whiskl And Fido Ig Gone if Legion Post Begins Work Community Deve^oipnientPIan )P, F I... July 5.— operations just _ the shore line fine white sand pf its property, on ore of Lake Reedy, stop of RobertJ. it, Number 96, ' of Frostproof, itiftus community Jertaken,' It is br« orida* post j Thh rlep Park and .Jie enjoyment of j^oqst is expected more. grounds now 190 feet, and extended out [the dredger 50 th sides of the tllldren’s playch fronting 50 flanking these two 36-foot j h will bo so ex- M l RIDA N DURING MAY sh'.rinR K.if'tle^eoBt ofUie drfrtfijng work, and Superintendent W. ‘“tr*4,-:-*w- E. Elliott is contributing half of his salary to the work. Recently the property wus donated to the legionnaires by Mr. and JMrs. J. J. Myer, two of whose sons belong to the post. According to nresent plans, the pifg will be connected with the shore by a bridge fifty feet long and 16 feet wide. The pier itself Will bfc two stories in height, 96 feet long and 06 feet wide with a promenade all the way around. A dancing pavilion, 45 feet by 65 feet will occupy <me floor. A olub room and cahteen will be located to qerye visitors just as soon as they ar­ rive on the pier. Dressing rooms for bathers will be provided and ample facilities for those who wil* w ant to bathe, swim, boat or fish. The Frostproof legiopnoirea expect h -l ilxepor eport Of Superintendent 3.8. , , FUtch HhowsFarmProducts And Labor OfPrteonersW as Equul to Sum Of 925,356.29 TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 5. The slate penitentiary, at R aiford, earned $26,355.29 from farm products and the labor of, the men and womeiTof the prison dliring the month of May, Superin­ tendent J. C. Blitch reported to tl)c Board of Commissioners of 8tate Jnatitu fin iw. 1 Im provements, maintenance and to possess the m ost complete plant F. II. W ilson,'m otorcycle policeman of P ittsburg h , Calif., m akes a of the kind in the state. specialty of catching' stra y dogs while riding his motorcycle. Ill** A ir conditions for radio aro best net swoops down while he is trav e lin g at a good olio and Fido goes [W. Coffin, of the in F ebruary, the next best months states that L. being M arch, Ja n u a ry and Novem- dunging through the air for u few blocks. So now Wilson has been appointed pound m uster. the dredger, is : ber. ' — —. - ■ 'r [provide bathing entire frontage. NSii shirt fa iu* from ’A . . .poul „ A n G .d S B .M S Um daify, Otbhr farm products. J , The Improvements made with prison labor, Mr. Blitch reported, amounted to $8,358.32. The averago colt for food and tobacco per prisoner was- 24 and a fraction cents. -" * f * During the month of> the prison received 99 male and 3 female prisoner* from the* coun­ ties and sent 65 malo prisoners out' to camps of the state road depart­ ment. In the five months, ending May 31, according to the superin­ tendent, 12 escaped from the farm and 5 were recaptured; 212 were placed'on the roads, and-foqn, elec­ trocuted, dr w erfion the'electro­ cution "waiting H at" •• * * . , .. . .»■- JiJ* THE diffteuKjr financial negotiation > such man aa. Seerotm for sxampla, Henri French ambassador, I* that tha former is a financier,'the latter . tear. . ’’‘ ‘ iS S M The one’s angle Is. t h a t ’ banker. The other's la thrt tbeoHat . rShl U nited BUtea * treasury g en erally are financier, too, but It the present one !e . financial business—or, most of his life, always The same la true of M. Call Caillaux la not a rich m « £ j riches are reckoned In ... . ------»- * II got on to g eth er adm irablv. The Insulin V now used In trw agreem ent they reached failed to. hold w ater, it is true, but that *a* slowly healing wounds. due to outside influenced. ♦ So fur Sx those two were eoncarned, they The first succesaful attempt could have come to ^urras. Both, produce artificial silk commfwli practical financiers, each g ets the ly* wai made in France. _•‘J. Vwao o th er’s viewpoint. B F d riA R & g t f WASHINGTON,..States treasury *-ia.Joseph Caillaux is minister again. ,• _ ■peak Ion and Minister Cal the same language- ' One speags English and the oth­ er speaks French, to be sure, but they get together o» the 1 language; Inasmuch as extremely lmpoftknt fine: ness to. transact—the Fj The death rate from diphtheria debt— it is m ( the dtmoat-, import­ In 1900 was 43.3 per thousand. Now ance for them to upderitand cash o th er fully. it Is 9.4 per thousand. M. Caillaux, 'it will be recalled, The United Stutes produces 95 war. in this country some m onths per cent of the world's automo­ ago in connection with ' the war debt and he and Secretary Mellon biles. food, during the *am« period, cost the state $.*<2,771.43, S uperintend­ ent Blitch stated, leaving $7,410.14 paid out during May to operato the farm . L arge asp h alt beds have boon The money paid o u t included discovered recently in the I'hilippayrolls, discharge fees, office ex­ pinus. penses and im provem ents made to the building and equipm ent. The country of Thibet is re p o rt­ The money taken in during the ed to have only ono m otor vehicle, month consisted of $5,262.89 from j which is a motorcycle. .T o. . Wishes f and Holmes Company United States the Opening of Their Sanford Plant Logan-Long Company •* M * • tl ' U X* ATLANTA CHICAGO Oriental Stucco-Sheet-Rock-Gyplap L o g a n -L o n g Roofings D efy A ll Weathers Are Sold In Sanford By The ■i *• You’ve permanently shut out the weather when you haVe Logan-Long roofings used. Leaks are a thing of the past. There’s fire protection,* too. The slate sur­ facing wards off sparks and burning brands, and a fire next door need not worry you. The striking color schemes possible with 5 different colors to choose from blended in a tonal texture on the roof, will enhance any home. Different patterns, too. Square or bevelled shfrlgles, diiniorid point,' large or small asphalt Shingles, hexagonal shingles—a wide variety to choose from. Re-roofing is an easy and less expensive job the Logan-Long way. Lay the roll roof­ ing or the shingles, right over^the old wood shingles, byus&ur latfeer nails. So simple you GON SHINGLES — SLAB SJHINGLES — -DIAMOND P O IN T ROLL ROOFING “Tu-Hex” Shingles ■ ■ ■■■■••• , • ' ■ *■> ■ • \. * ■" * ? • x \' >iv ,nij , �v*. ** , Vv R ' •• i K. *■ • * r ■ m , ■ 6 \ » •: •■■■ 4 , -t- .‘A,* • ■'■* ' T/ "V' • -ii ; •v •r it ’« '*’if) * ■, i r I t la m oat a w fro p rlii'iijm S <lllln * opening »* «f W m **r—- • * thee opentun ~&ri> t® « " * . , r plant, Ohio W hite, F ln lA »h»uld “J p f e duce^, —Baker anil i f t M * have long WtetBed Ohio W hite F ln la i both In Miami and OtWMo *>p± », iff*4>t on the Mime 4*y, and from pant eiperlrace It la only eying lime. U sold they should hand*. It In- W o r d ... For v f t l n 3 W hite Flhiah la a nationally known, high quality product arid Vnikes for reputable dealer*. ?' v* . ■••! ■ • 1 ri (.; . ; .• l-ii..-' O kd White ere permanency b t the wall antt c e l l i n g ..oil which it Is also metal pre­ serving, f ireresisting arid udoustioi- Itar proving, n n d does not p^l. pop, c h i p , check nor blis­ ter. comes straight to y6u from Q h 1 o’ s finest limestone beds, tin OO'/i'/o p u r e dolomitic. It Is known for the pevfect results it accomplishes In the plaster­ er’s hands, for the remarkable b e a u t y and r t f Loren I/ong Roofing Com^ .o f ^ ^ 8 ...e ^ c o m ?aK nW omW , in the roof t B S iA . bu.lnr . ' bu tt h e lr 1product* ere **|d t° be ^ P g 7 n ? n T ^ > v o r over the ontljo Jute and they are represented In the Sanfird <{»trict by the Baker pa­ I ish in your construction. I In spile of - ai r e e x t e n d' e d‘ y o u u p o n t h e b ................... p e S i........................................... ! g la d to w e l c o m e y o u m S u b ita n tia l” b e c a u s e s W e « e to we I he know m a high a ffa ir s o f t h e c ity o f S a n fo r d . und - The O h io Hydrate and Supply Company Woodvillc, Ohio m 8 f . i g ^ “The Lime Center of the World” company afc.all time*. -^Satlo i*r, pita ter pari* and Sunflower .jpuldlngjflft »1*° manufactured by he coropi*ny. Plant* for prompt distribution of their products are mslntained nl all sections of tho country nnd one of the main features of their is the s c b | cc to the consumaccuruuiBi trade M mt I ,SM< A «* J; Ucal m*n-1crr \ p | A. \ Sold in Sanford by B ak er a n d H o lm e s C o . S | \ ■■ of Orlando. r Eb; ■ «■>.... • . • ......... ......... »i* any • l« ■ l£Vv'- • « *V• O n e of the largest and most progressive building materials distributing organizations in the south, has located a central warehouse in Sanford and the ' « 7 Chamber of takes this means of publicly welcom ing to “T h e C ity Substantial & com pany destined to play,an important part in the solid and conservative growth of Florida s most favored edrtiniunity, . u ^ 6H i l «:>^ , ?, *. *»! V * >v ,a Bp '-ft4 *’ .. * » r • ** looking to Sanford. T h e y are recognizing the advantages oHeted ,b y . pht \v o n d « f u h r ^ and water transportation, by the great area of agricultural and industrial region df w hich 1 S.VaM .■ Sanford is the hub and by the prevailing su pp ly of good tabor. • *• > • , , • . ■• » - ,v m • . A nother step in the city’s growth has b een achieved, another m ilestone in a successful _ • .• s i r • .. . .• ■ civic career has b e e n passed— the future is . easy t6 read. Wk Cm ., . ** ' *. st •• gut, ■— •1. Baker and H olm es C om pany— our best w ish es are lor your success in the ■ • ** .’ ? 1\ f k . . .. . w . / a *t v . - [ i ‘r . . . >-,h ■1V-* - • |.» • •4id •' ■1 ;s I fV‘ I *| ,; . •l ■■Bsssiss»= t'.'Z ^ v, l ^ y o u a r e t o b e a c t iv e in t h e p r o g r e s s iv e ■■ quality it costs no more than other brands ^ T in g o f y o u r S a n f o r d P ia n t its far less than is often asked for inferiors. H E t e s t w i s h e s o f th is in S tft^ o ir i 5 Ask your contractor to use Ohio White Fin­ ss the Logan irong w « i|, our relation* with them, a n« ° “r _ j g £ g sale* of their product*, are^ ■ _ order* for Ing . stronger evory day, "*V kiln the lerge pro­ James A. Pittman, manager ot Ion which la to get local company today. summer, .. ‘ dm Company h u afe'er Lorn- ' umr tr for xurl _Bakor d»»» and Holme* ■— r----a.i tWnt w the ,Guff State* pany, who stated that on an urruntrn. nrrangc- i yw B 1short BUUlh time, but, mpnf recent)y perfected allowed tip ww ha* owoii been «a very »»• this expert to glv* a great amount — *-— - • of»*.... ton* and mutual beneffit of service to the trade throughout ju t!* * , according according.to to J* James territory. ‘or the thqAgatite plaster* is. one of tho princlpsl products, of the company, it being u*ed In tho Han Juan and illt hotel* and other largo -I ! , .-. . )•.V-■ . : • . ' s . • . *u)' • « i td ■ f'' * ( Y ' ■' . . . . . . » • • ..K,iv '*■' ,, ;_. • �■ ^M ^M n asss I «aes= *! I SS^BCSSCS I TTT-rUll 111I ■ iira ra n ia ip ja ia j^ ^ i!H K K s :s :B :s s K !K M :K ;K !!:s s s :s H !ft!!:a s a K S !i:ra ^ W Congratulations COMPANY TO THE- Baker and Holmes Accept^ Our Congratulations COMPANY ft On the establishment of their Sjanford plant. Baker and Holmes Co. have the exclusive state distribution of Fire Brick, Sewer Pipe, Flue Lining and the famous Stevens Fire Brickproducts manufactured by H E o p e n in g o f y o u r S a n fo r d p la n t fo r t h e d istr ib u tio n o f o u r f a m o u s E a v e s H o l l o w B rick T s h o u ld , b e l o o k e d fo r w a r d to b y t h e b u ild e r s o f th a t c o m m u n it y . Kaolin Brick Comp CO LUM BUS, G E O R G IA m■ ■■ ■■ ■■ Stevens Incorporated y ATLANTA, G E O R G IA ■■ 4NHIM TO THE Holmes Company Wishes For a Great In Their New Field Gulf States Steel Gompa BIRM ING H AM , A L A B A M A Ml are exclusive agents tor G u lf S t a t e s W i r e Wire, Fence Staples and Deformed Concrete Bars. N a i l s ,B a rk Wire, G :: .7 . if. «.* ’'•''J'V'ib-1-’•u - •i . «r >. , . *%<.. VgjV# f. . UiVL-»y. WTO r' X - twvjMwi , . . �T\\ *■>-?**>,*/ i> - » OF SANFORD, FLA. Made-Rite Produets'Company OF SAIN T LOUIS, MISSOURI Jf / >65/ Wishes for Their Success in the Manufacturers of 3■ New Distributing Branch for Central Florida ■ ■ ■ M A D E - R IT E Stucco Product^ E '.X •• *, c .x H * .... * . <( Use the Right Stucco in the ’H E R IC H A R D S O N ie n te d in h a v in g d is tr ib u to r s o f d is t in c t io n i• ~ & HOLM ES i<M• COLOR CLAD is made exclusively for high' quality colored stucco'work. It may bemused over Made-Rite or Hy-Port Stucco... It is ap­ plied in one substantial coat, and worked to any of the plain or artistic finishes guch as the twisted sponge, lifted float, etc. The pleasing, rich and permanent shades ob­ tainable with “Color-Clad” are ivory, cream, buff, dark buff silver gray, tile red, and medium green. Also pure white. • 3! that" sell r o o fs o f d is t in c t io n . T h e nam e B A K E R * »mm • m». »• »■ • > 41 . ( 1 ^ 4 1 C O M P A N Y f e e ls c o m p li- «v:tf 99 i* U 4 I .U q fU . u - u . I i . u t i 4 I . U 4 J 4 M ’ l ' > U .U ? A > COM PANY c a r r ie s d is t in c t io n to a ll b u ild e r s w h e r e m a t e r ia ls o f h ig h - g r a d e m a n u fa c tu r e a r e p a r a m o u n t. H 'VjC> MADE-RITE STUCCO is especiallj^ofigned and best suited for use ov$r all ^najk>^ syib-ti stantialand practical wood tander^corotraction”’ and over brick, hollow-tile, cement blocks, or any other forms of masonry where active lime is not present. Crushed marble, granite, glass, and shell dash’ finishes are best adaptable to Made-Rite Stuc­ co. It can also be used as the base for ColorClad where colored stucco work is desired. s There Is a R ichardson Product fpr Every Roofing N eed-So Well Known For Their Qualities of Beauty and Endurance * ** vTQ - 48 M A D E -R IT E P R O D U C T S u America's Most Complete Line o f Stucco .- mm Come In and Let Us Show You Other Exclusive Features o f This Line o f Roofing -c e m i-L #1 J . w m •v •O ‘A- M C A D r \ Lockland, Ohio Melrose Park, 111 New Orleans, La. ' % ^ ^ W 1'1t v » . u v .• <• ’ ' ’ .v '* .’( T ’ T ’*! v , m 1 ' v*-V > • \3fcl ate DUtributari “ .... ..*.*• ’■ V '^4. -1*. *K- 1 ; ( ;o . A b'P : i f e *» ' t • ; • ■-A . *» . , *' » ♦ , ! 1 *• . i A*. . ^ W M b *• ' * . ’ ’.- V 1 .. \i ki%W-W v, Hf r-'j i • * ------ • ■'* • — ^ *»—•*‘ ’'HAlvVl*-*** ■' - !v:vir’A,''4r< �EL'-tv'■*Y* a) ■ -:** ■ '■ m !V; • •• I LPOtilS, July 5.—If tfi« h r itta i, teow rfsns or • the rig h t to parade aleetJ at convetv iv « 'n o t the dear, de* . ? same rig h t T : the convening Elk, Jw au U m or Woodmen of J ld ehooM to cut up. a lte r On business lx ended, by nn th e atreeta seeking w hat ifrp lfy prnnks upon, xhnll am ong men ariso and say tea shall not go Htid do like- Knickerbocker ... Builder s Equipment ■* “ errnore. If any lady or group la chooses to ricmnml th at idate for the governorship Late abandonJjiacot-a: tin ., th at they may probe hi* 'on -predatory privilege, the ftO touch In the workaday . ;OT the big price gouge on £ ';c h s n l, shall any hum rn be •N aTI •hough to command them ? V,-‘\ A nyho#. They Did pll, lehether tho ladies have same rights to nocturnal sports tho visiting Bakery Watchmen ho W orld, or whether any one f.'tn y them ney or not, they • #pne and done it themselves, 'em. . '0,-When tho American Fctlernl*of Business and Professional ’ Bn’s Clubs meets in an mini St) a t Dcs Moines, In., J u l y I”, m be som ething heavy Nani ;1|j,; A n d A cre’s the reason: lare n ig h t folding her sliirvv ifp v c r tlip communilv of WiI. Minn. Magnus Johnson the Jreat has laid aside the hardens of M em pire and folded the m antle 't aleep about him. Away off on "ilric a dog howls. Or is il*a Here is Mag nu s Johnson, the b r e a k i n g of whose B T apping at the Door ** " *#nly th ere is a tapping at HUS* cabin door. The valet, , RRt-at-arms and factotum tk lts- hip tootsies across the o floors and nska who it he. e*K)pen in the nisnc of the Husi' and Professsionnl Women’s of Jit. Paul* M innesota!” is r » militant reply. m ajesty, the gubernatorial ‘ran t, Is doep in slum ber,” ret'th a outpost. ladies only laugh, him up, kind sir,” Hay they US. fOW M agnus Johnson has not .hla way to the threshold a t nnaiota’s governorship hy nap|T 'w henever there wuh a hund‘Of loose ballots to he garnered. d«'he is one to know well when j.ll beaten. So Maonus arose. !/ ’ V The Genial Host 5;?*Ah, ha I" said ho, "I sco you ‘“ .w ide-aw ake ladies..’’ *t was a very good speech for IB loaded wjth sleep, didn’t girls ? JUBlness man m ust always Jilnesa women.’’ •hook the walls. Magnus ^ j ’ w e uncombed head, fa teem ed nothing more to ho about it. £ood night," he said, in the \ In opening1our now yard in Sanford, we wish to offer the building trade not only materials of the highest quality, but worthy equipment for using those materials. That's why we slock Knickerbocker Contrac­ tor./ Machinery built on honor and guaran­ £tAM A. U 1IJU PHEKiNar teed to m a k e good. Concrete Mixer s Iuiii Ihth led M i s s Kiln Mnri < loves to demand a ‘house-cleanipal’ of the llusinesH and Professional Women’s Clubs. Mis . Kinmu Hill Perkins, who has iwer to Ball a state meeting In response to this demand, doesn't sa> whether she will or will not. the power Minneao'dis Ini mess women a re most charming ninjuier, and that's Cloves, president of .-tjie Mimic apolis Itusiiiess Women' s Club, deipianiling that nil there was to it! mne form of Now. where' s the harm in that '.’ heard all ahum it. AiiJ, 'lie sen: di.'i'iplinc he nieliil out. Si Paul None, of course, hut did you see ii letter t'i the president of ill -living fiooh inislrie-' women ; that slinking f igure with a pad and state federation, pooh. Mrs. hmoia It Perkins i |•i > uencil steal from sichind a tree " We W fe ill.-1 mil for a little j u s t a f t e r the holies hail tripped (lent of the state hmtl'd. Sholijd i‘ away : oei u r to her to pall a mini mg ol fun. " in i lie Is ;c of Si Paul, "Women Ii. o ' in a . iiiiiiji rigtir St ini IJp Comment the t 1 ai'p>n, tiip-1«- >>>i■ l<l In* lot I Ini Mi - i'l-rk no i ■ to tilt u n j I run . ol mns ns men." Next day Wiimna papers were of 11nn-hle \ ml w ho h i !I i\ ' hem nay'.' full of it. And Mis- hi la Mary holding Inn n m <■ Ihiill in 5. 7. ID, 1 t, ‘.ii ami L’S mi inaudal i‘ I o I lii- low er In 'll ii att't Popham’s Lawyers Ii givi-n Poph.ini' a n man-vs 11■ 11 it i Si ■ |it era in p- I t a till- t heir ,(|i|iln a F i l e Application i ion. The move fin I he e \ 11 nonli anrv For New Hearing |j million i anie a l t e r plans had heen , fot uiulali d r<n an application I'ov T A L L A H A S S E E . I ’la.. J u l y r, n writ of ■ ertiorui'i to ca rry tin f/P)— Counsel for William her ease tii I lie I'niteii S t a l es .siipn-iM Popham, of Apnluchieiila, s en­ ( 'mi rl tenced to four years in federal priThe e\triiorilinary million to tin' nnn f or using the mails to defraud, lower court, meording to l-’ied. It. have filed an nppliculiini with the | Davis, of Tnlhilue see, a fornn r, as Circuit Court of Appeal s at New soeiate counsel for Popham, will Orleans for permission to present | he based upon I he allegation thai, an extraordi nary motion in the duri ng I’opliam’.- trial, tiie jury, lower court for n new trial. i while deliheral tug. was notified hy Tho New Orleans tribunal, which ! one (,f ih, defense I d tm itey * that upheld the decision ol the lower if Popham w :i . ■.■ i\ ■ ■ t. .i. ainl imii eoiirt. and Inter denied a petition ol her ili-f. ml.n 1 o >|u. it.nl, (he •■ for I'etlciinng, lids wilhhchl i! <iilh"l ...................t . i i.uie' Inal uinl In h U .1. U ago, | . I. II. ( apatil ii*s, each in -u\ p'l al ninilt Is. Morlar Mixer Saw Rigs OITctvil in l\v<i sizes, for ctiK i mg t lie cost of iniMiig mortar and plaster. A l i g h t m o d e l ( p o r t a b l e ) for o rd in ary m illwork, a hra\mr type for n m e rete form -untk , of l )rNew loan .■TliJ lioliel' II. McNeil .f \\ a- 11111[-'I<■ri. }i i i n . v relumed hy | I’ophain i i mill • in the l at t e r’s 1 new lull lie for Ii i dom, are also ! aid to In- iia-tng t'lur mot ion on | tile posse'snin ol .ilt'iuavits from | tom- oi 11\e ol in jurymen, m i which tho hitler I.Pi that if t h e y ' hud ecu I lie I c' l mmn v in the case, (hey would have it* •p1111ciI Popham. Baker and Holmes Company fi B u ild in g M a te r ia ls a n d E q u ip m e n t A new protein loo<| m ade froiu heel eruiit, which ha- I lie charm;- > u leer le of while of e g gs , tins * I'l'l'll d> * loped lt\ i i a lit i—l a ^t i i e £ 11 i ' ' III t It ' (t e ■I SAN F o il [). FLORIDA -I- I -- V » i s • T**t ' The Youngstown Pressed Steel Company Ml [ft • L/ IVj Rt Manufacturers of 1 s■ K ■ ■ ■ s METAL LATH, EXPANDED METAL, CHANNELS AND CORNER BEADS i te? * Extend Their Florida Distributors ............ a Baker and Holmes Company tiA< Ik -/ W tv 'Ey.. ■ MV 3 s i'.H ' ■• * i .u , s Be^t Wishes For a Successful Business In Their New Sanford Plant rw'C* ■ v m .s . ■4c' •e* ‘O 1 tm e d“i*#i‘ 'a r' , tyi... . if S!‘ ■- "rvK, tZ/.g < i ■,■r ’ �iid J$ S & K vwuttuv. v.rsaas-' ■*«? w v vs i?». r* Baker O F SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A - - - - - Dealers and Distributors----Beaver Fibre Wall Board Bestwall Plaster Wall Board Beaver Fibre Tile Board Beaver American Wall Plaster Gypsum Lath, Gypsum Block and Other Gypsum Products The Beaver Products Company, Inc T a k e s t h is o c c a s i o n to e x t e n d o u r b e s t w i s h e s fo r .th e ir c o n t in u e d s u c c e s s Buffalo, N. Y. We Extend To Baker and Holmes Company c Upon The Opening of Its Sanford Plant — — ■' ■— » ■ ■ ■ ■ - ■ i^ — — — — — » 4 Baker and Holmes Company represent us with our complete line of Building Brick ptnd Hollow Tile. The materials made, A U G U STA �' :■ )/ "HT” •- -j lu u n m *' ’f-SWIW"* - «' - ■! i>* • - **e\r * 2 w s Congratulations.... R- s On Their O peningof a Merchants listed below arc acquainted with conditions of this city, they have studied the wants and needs S! Warehouse in S a n fo rd o f the citizens and visitors of Sanford and arc in position to serve them in a most satisfactory manner. Beguided by their guarantee of saving, service and satisfaction When It Comes To Boosting The O ld Home Town 1 PRIORITY ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. S ANITARY CAFE INCORPORATED For ladies amt gcnllcnicu. * nity sooner or later. “The limiii! of guild cnoking.” r Sanford office Valdez Building \ fc v [ i / ^ b s tm c tc ru of title, Mimeograph work. >- % The “booster” spirit gets nearly every commu­ R. M. Johnson Actuary. It’s a fine thing, even though a good deal of the enthusiasm docs 105 W. First St. * blow over, after a little. ,♦* j But the building of homes is a type of commu­ nity helpfulness that need never sag. 1 stantial, permanent, comfortable COCOA CANDY MFG, dO. it \> ; f , \ JOHN HY SMITH / Horne Made Candies. ' Builder. /' ,f law-abiding folks— and folks are what make v i,' , v or break towns and communities. H. E. Mcighun, Mgr. ***»•* nm* Wf ,-j’ Seminole Hank Bldg. PHONIC 412-J *m e»» f- UNELC0 BATTERY SERVICE homes in its own selfish interest. If that’s true, then the community’s interest and Baker and Exchange prices lor new batteries A nything anywiiere 'hone 480-W. » ■ ■ S3 <i volt \1 plate batteries ............ ............. t> >lt 13 plate batteries .. $1<|.50 12 volt 7 plate, Dodge Batteries . If.18.50 ■; sense, then, that a town should have good 3rd and Oak Sts. BOLT-NIPPER ADVERTISING CO. Signs. ■ i Holmes Company’s own arc pretty much the same, and for that reason it is nothing but Sanford at First St. All batteries g u aranteed one year. s f natural that they should choose M E D U S A 2 Service our spociulty. W H ITE C E M E N T as the ID E A L cement for stucco work. R. L. HILL , M E D U S A W H ITE C E M E N T and M E ­ 503 Sanford Ave. « BECKER AUTO ELECTRIC CO. Elect l ie Specialisl.i Groceries, toluicco and fresh vegetables, ■ave money. i i ' vo ■.M - ; HOM ES help develope contented, straight-thinking, 319, 321 W. 1st, St. L A \. . Candies for southern climate. liny here and Service. on automobiles. D U S A W A T E R P R O O F IN G P O W D E R a Spartim have been contributing to the beauty and per­ S'jo We t First Street, Sanford. We sell nothing hut the best. manence of homes for more than a third of a 2 century. On your next job give M E D U S A a trial and be convinced. S SEMINOLE FURNITURE CO. 813 E. 1st. St, t. I'hone’IKO-W jlVe fu rn ish your liomo from front porch to hath mom. All up to date fu rn itu re on easy terma. (Jive us a look before buying. Cash or credit. SANFORD WELDING CO. Osyacetylene welding and enrbon burning, service is our motto. y M. E. Smith, Mgr. LnJ St. liutwceu t)ak ami A.C.L.U.R, 2 ...T J H E ... N it, lv : LINCOLN HOTEL i Try-Me in bottles, J. A. Cole, Mgr. C L E V E L A N D , O H IO for your health and energy. Where fho home folks stop. Try-Me Bottling Co. $1.00 up, 1 Phon* 705. 5 -V** *$!?#«* 8»* Wii«3BRR y,YfeLy^ Sub­ *'«*'• ;■ >* 1 \^ mV. v*v ;*;>/".v 1 "L '' >■ ■ t ■>- I ■ 1! » ■ ■■■Ml ; **rXm*rs* �.|. fc, .yi/J* ■ ' :<; V ' , : v v -v ' - V m *w . ...J.V. •»•< >, jC c • v ' V . ,r-: ' u i ■*.(* 1 'f:1 •«.'*. "#•; " v.i •w ,‘W>V * *-v ruscon Permanent ^-*v» '& L - . * * : * r Sfl $• v<> * ^ 'y 7 Popular Types-l4 Standard Units-Hinged and. Fixed Casements , , • v * •v ur' Truscon Copper Steel Standard Casements are used in residences, apartments, hotels, r schorls, offices and other types of buildings. Ideal for every requirement. They permit 100% ventilation as contrasted with the limitations of other windows;* the tetitlltttors swing outward, avoiding interference with furniture and drapes. Casements, can be set at any angle. Friction stays are concealed when the window is closed. Sash tails are • bevel edged and deep enough for plate glass.Truscon Casements never stick, warp or get out Gf line. Beautiful and thoroughly practical windows. I,o\v-pricecL-lower in fact than ordin­ ary wood windows. Much stronger with many distinctive features, easily erected by aver­ age labor. Original and .refined hardware. t' % * -* *; * * .aw l pifsjl I v lj i i Truscon Metal Lath and Corner Beads For Crackproof, Firesafe Permanent Walls and Ceilings Truscon 1-A Metal Lath offers conspicuous advantages. It increases fire safety. It prevents ugly cracking, streaking and lath marks. It can be quickly applied and it conserves plasterer’s materials. For both durability a nd economy Truscon 1-A Metal Lath is un­ equalled. Truscon Diamond Lath, An economical product for better plastering and stucco fin­ ishes. Truscon 3-8” Hy-Rib Lath for bathroom floor construction, solid partitions and stucco. Truscon Expanded and Rib Steel Corner Beads for plaster reveal doorways, arches and windows. Truscon Cornerite for rigid crackproof plaster corners. J n m a k e r a n d H olm es Co., o f O r la n d o • f ^ a ** • * Build ing Materials ORLANDO 3- (A K ml •v i ■A Our Congratulations to the ! Baker and Holmes Company U P O N T H E O P E N IN G O F T H E IR S A N F O R D P L A N T STANDARD BRICK & TILE COMPANY M A C O N , W hy It Pays To Use Face Brick Economic Reasons- 1 Reduces Upkeep-Mainten­ ance 2 Very Small Depreciation 3 Lower Insurance Rates Be­ cause of Fire Safety 4 Offers Security for better Loans {> Lowers Heating Costs 6 Adds to C o m f o f t s and Healthfulness 7 Can be Readily Sold at a . Good Price 8 Durability G E O R G I A Manufacturers of 1 Brick Homes Are Best America's handsomest face 'brick; eight bea.utiful shades. Mercer-Duro Best for comfort— for architectural charm— for age-endurance— for year round freedom from heat, frost and moisture— for all that makes and Ratin-Duro A ttractive, face brick. Cravenette-Duro Superfine quality smooth1face brick. Cherokee Red Duro A rich red face brick of great charm. Duro Common Brick A common brick of quite un­ common quality. DurotUe T he stro n g e st, m o st durable m e t m o st econom ical bililding block obtainable. FisklockRrick Makes an 8 inch dry w a ll Economical to lay an d is good to tic k ' a t When in w a ll. keeps home— HOME. « Homes built of Duo brick have a resale value almost at par after long years of shelter and service. a v home builders' •>' ■> . » V\ * • . m m AOS " surfped Rough te x tu re in ra n g e of colors. M edium p rice face , brick o f good-value. Econom i­ cal la y . V • , r y. rough ' T t v* Wesleyan Brick C ' DURO is not only the name of our brick but it ’s the symbol o f a high type of helpful service for . t' . \» ra a sa a l -.OJ � 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 05, 1926; <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/8ee56db14a40bf81336fd5aea5fa1d5c.pdf f84b4e64745a2c77caa35b61e79899f6 PDF Text Text pM ■m . SB m ®h$ south s o d * Hi. *—* S A N F O H i), F L O R ID A MAN KIDNAPED AND SUBJECTED TO OPERATION John O’Neill O f Deldtnd Is Lured To llo lo l. Then Kid­ naped Hy li U nm asked Men And L eft On Orlando Road Operation Is Crude, Says OeLand Doctor V ictim Rushed To HoHpitnl In Orlando; S h e r iff Will Make No Statem ent In Case * Whether Of Dry lit As WASHINGTON, Ju ly ft (/»■) — Assbi'.unt Secretary Androwsf c h i e f of the prohibition enforce­ m e n t service, promised his hu-“ * perior today he would stick to his post until he has finished reorganization o f the d r y forces. A fter two conferncceS today with Secretary Mellon, General . Andrews announced he would not resign. WASHINGTON, July G.—(/!') —Assistant Secretary Andrews, in charge of prohibition enforce­ ment, said today he Inis not de­ cided whether h r will resign. lie indicated, however, th a t he was ant diseoiiraged over the o u tlook as he had been last week, when tie disclosed that lie was s e rio u s ly considering giving iqi t h e job, partly b e c a u s e of d is ­ appointment a t Hie I'ulluro of oongross pass legislation he* considered necessary to proper prohibition enforcement. A fter a cnnferehco with Secre­ tary Mellon, Mr. Andrews Raid things were in “s tatu s quo,'’ and added Unit "it seems reason­ able to hclie\g th u t n t its next session congn^s will be able to complete its >uosiderution of the legislative puigniin proposed a t thoi session by the treasury do-. pnrtnient.’1 •“ Most of tbe-e proposals have been favorably reported by their respective committees und given pluee on tiie cnlwndar," he said. "Meantime, imr ad interim study lUid cxpi rii'iu ■■may well result in improving Ho- proposed measures b efo re 'th e ir iinsl enactment.'' Whatever be desires to do, Mr. Andrews pi.d.aldy will stay In office until Sept ember 1. DAYTONA HKACII, Flu., .Tillv »5. l/|*| John O’ Neill. 27, build ini' inspector nf the eil y of |>c Land, lured t< a lintel in IleLand, S aturday nigiit was k n l t m b y fuly.fi. f/f')— j six iinnuc ked man, whe.kcd away w a s in tin* in i closed car, subjected to singe­ ing and left nil tile road, between | e o n i l s p fiii‘W inter I'ark and Orlando, accord­ /.sttmi w h i c h ing to information reaching here m oro pustoday. . |mpr»HCH t ho O’Neill was pickisl up at It) o'­ touRO. clock Saturday night by a p ass­ ing motorist and rushed to an Or llilnd nine | lando hospital. He was returned le m o t o r m o n to IleLand Sunday. O'Neill in un­ |o f th e Inter­ married. ( onimisMion Tut 'on.siderPlnnH C o u n t y L i i v c r i i i n g B o d v A g r e e s insit Company “ Hr. H. West, IleLand physician, I'tir The Krai-lion O f N ew To Appropi'iate $4,500 To midnight for said (lie operation was performed “ t'htimlier Of Commerce Upkeep Of Celery Test And Ihowctl that a in a eriide manlier.*’ fns Iwing intiinItililding On Lake Shore Crop L \peri m ental S tation O’Neill is ‘.aid to have been e n ­ sakerit ami that ticed to tin* Oak * Hotel in IleLand (Confront i<>n, *"•- Mir. f'liailei Garland of Huston, by a telegram sent I. m Jack: onPlans foi ih«* 1'i't'i iinn ‘ of n At an ml into neil meeting of tile jrniiii. I. " 'Allo::e liii '.lianil inherited a million ville to liiiii which \v:l . tigned “ K. ( li . Jier nt i iiiino lie building on f o u n t y t 'oniim' s i o n e m held to ­ Irvioo to Knot; dollars on Iy to give U all away, A. I'e h.lldson.'' I'be telegram 'it;. * ii*<1 pii.pertv near the laki* day 111 I lie I '.mit House, $1,500 Sly uhnniluned. ha* • in*.t In rdivorie charging in­ was reported In b.i.e said “ have sliote w f.- mii.iiliu'.'d at the re g u ­ was voted fur i be nuiintaiiieiice of fidelity. (iarland was arrested a j o u r representative meet me at lar meet ............ I ho Lily Commis­ tho agricultural ,-\periliientul utnReported few innnllis ago at bis “ love farm" Oaks Hotel Saturday night a l M sion this It........ I by E. A. Doug­ tioil lorali'il h ere lust S eason u n ­ linn woro being hi Pennsylvania, charged with !*■- o’clock. Im portant business t r a n s ­ lass. pre- Hl.'ot ui' the commercial der the administration of A. ('. pi11111o interval-. • i -mator of the idea of Foster. The hiitinul agricultural usual Ihrec-niiii- ing the fntlier of an uiiinarrieil action concerning real esta te deal." body and .lerii meeting place departm ent had llireateaed to re ­ "locnl” sorv- ’ giiTi* baby. Another telegram with tho same liuililmg a sig n atu re and also sent from J a c k ­ where the Chamber anil other civic move the staliuii from Sanford, fWcro mudi* at sonville was received a t the Oaks clubs could meet weekly for their and \V. M. Sent^ was Rent to faster than the WuHliington s e v e r a l weeks ago to Hotel. It requested the reserva­ luncheon meetings. According to Mr. DougluHs' request Secretary Jurdiim to con­ tion of a room on the northeast reported. Nearplans, ('handier of Commerce o ffi­ tinue the bureau lien*. Accord­ corner, lower floor of the hotel. fcwere assigned cials ask the co opt cation of tlu> ing to Mr. Scott an increased up O'Neill went to the hotel several ••itjg governing body in obtaining n Iffic points to propriatioa was necesmry to ac­ times between -I:M0 and K:00 p. in., |||uoronU were It use on Hie property adjacent to Saturday, it was reported here. the City Hall. Eunds for Hie erec­ complish thi", and upon the rec­ Og the**crews, When lie entered the room, lie was tion o f 'n handsome s tru c tu re ill ommendation I,l< Lluiniber of Eomijnr on their struck on the licnd with the Imtt keeping with the appearance of tho meree officials (ho commissioners pdting'delays, granted tin* requested ‘ boost to of a revolver. The victim pre­ underground City Hull and the new jail will be lovated lines, All (hiinR Well W ith Convoy sumably was taken through a secured through pie insurance com­ tile bureau’s budget. "" e Atlantic (must T.ine ltailis and trolleys, S a y s M essage Ktirly T od ay; s e r e n e d window to an adjoining panies, according to Mr. Douglass. ro.id crossing near AlUimonte porch, and th em e to the autoinofuwding above Following his outline of th e pro­ O fficers E xpect To Dock l.lc. Sprine.o ivii, discused fully and a si /the tusk of ject, Mr. Douglass was requested V essel W ednesday Morninr bet iff E. S. Stone, over long to pul b u proposition in writing motion . questing th a t it Iki made L te t Night • . if", declined to give informu- for consideration nt the next m e e t­ a public, instead of u prlvuto cross­ ing1 waa adopted. The m utter will the euusc or what action ing of the <'onimission. •eh-V'e’iMnlayti. t ABOARD U. S. S- VESTAL, > „■ ’‘‘p y; 1)8 taken up witii railroad au th o r­ q .10-'cnr train hishers Island, N. \ . Hy wirelem*. the '(lei-iff:. office Is taking. Several matters of rnulino busi­ ities hy Attorney George W. D e­ during the rush July (t.— f/l*> All is going well ness were di posed of. c o d e s. Itralnv hi all are with (he convoy that is escorting Left Hospital Oil Sunday the sulnimriiie S-51 on the trip I’lun.'i advanced hy F. (’. Lake, ORLANDO, July li.—(/P)— lohti representing the Florida Fforidu Exposi­ for higher from Hindi Island to the llnmklyn O'Neill- 25, building inspector of tion, were referred to tliu county effect at mid­ Navy Yaid where navy, officials Del.and, who was found on a road newly formed expect, 'to dock her Wednesday about seven miles from Orlirulo pumicity Icominitlee, am I ..titer plans seeking to locale a Home Jated Railway morning. early Sunday morning suffering sr New Ytfrk, Deinuifstratiiin offiee ill Seminole Jliioyed hy Hi e huge pontoons from an illegal operation, and who of 701 to 752 (but wrenched her from ocean lied was taken to Hie Orange (tcacriil county will ))(. decided on a t a Itehmen of the 220 fathom deep, the subm arine is Hospital, left tiiut institution the later time. Miss Virginia Moure Transit Com­ being towed approxim ately five same day, rttnche.s a t the same T h f ty-f ivv ' thousand dollars of Tallahassee appeared liefore the ers 'also declared miles an hour through Long Island hospial said today. worth of Lake Monroo School board with Woman Club officials been increased to Sound. % bonds were purchased hy the First to outline the proposed plan of O’Neill was picked up by three • addition of othOn arrival a t the dock y a r d , ,men young men who were returning National Rank this morning -at action. Upon the request of Gal. George pur with urcrued interest, the n-xt with acetylene torches will burn Wf.rials brought their way into (In steel hull to re ­ from a dunce near the spot where nearest bid being one of U-1.02 W. Knight and J. G. Hull, repre­ lie was jre.sumably tossed fi«»a a jin Host oil, Pliil- trieve tlie bodies of tho sailors submitted by I'rtfudon & Co., of sentatives of the St. Johlis-litdinu cago to lake the who met death aboard the c ra ft speeding automobile. According Toledo. D. River Canal Hoard, the Commis­ to hift story to Police Lieut. J. \V. ere. The bonds were authorized by sioners agreed to hold an adwhen she was rammed ’and sunk D urant at the hospital. O'Neill r e ­ by a steam er I t miles off Rlock membered nothing between t In­ School Tax District No. II to tie- j jutirncd meeting on Friday, July rtlce Curtailed Island mi Hi" night of Soptr 25, ti me be says lie was struck on tho fray expenses of a four room nil- . I'. f'*r a discussion ..f problems alIS, lad., July li. 1025. head in a Del at ml hotel and the dition t<> tho Luke Monroe school, i lending th e collection of taxes in tho lilies iif the and the erection of a new colored J the waterway district, time hg. invoke along the road. Rain and fog enveloped Hie c o r­ let Railway Coinschool at ll.i.ikcrtown on a four lot tege wbi'ii it readied u point off Hit With HI ii iiL Instrument led today due to site donated by I*. J. Woinwright, island, near (iuilford, He said five, men entered Ida of the Sanford Development Go., yesterday by the 1tLalkaer’i. ’min. room at u Delaunl hotel, struck owner.-! of a sub-division in tin* Association of him over the head witii a blunt in­ Rookcrtown section. rie Railway KmNEW YORK, July <}.-(/!») strum ent and from then on he wn* ipeaing a nearly Work on the two projects is ex , | IHearing Mil I4 tbe bodies of some of its llliconsciouH. , Isdiedule pt'eted to U'gin at an early du(» crew, the submarine S-51 was on O’Neil, still in a seaii-cniiscioUH according to T. W. Lawton, coun­ nought with only | its final joun.ev today. It was provide regular being towed in Long Island Sound, condition Sunday nmrniug told ty superintendent of public in­ three conflicting stories to Lieut. struction. LOS ANGELES, July «. (/!’) from Iilock Island to New York. Durant. One was that members A iiiUHii of evidence awaited the (rated on all lines, The ocean cortege, with • the of a reljgious body had seized him. county grand jury s it met today Bent intervals tlmii mine-sweepers Falcon and Vestal Another that a fraternal organiza­ to resume its investigation of Die i regular week-day. Ainu* Semple Mel'liersnu ease. delay in tra n s ­ as honor pall-bearers, was bonded tion was responsible and a third Yards, that political enemies hud .'m ark­ New developments which pml. fer, due to the fuct for the llrooklyn Navy ed him. ably will be brought to the alien Tons pres:cd their where the S-51 will be put in dryA ttendants a t the Imspital here dock and its dead brought forth. lion of the jurors included u let­ service. said th a t* th e operation had been ter to Mrs. Minnie Kehiu'dy, m oth­ highly HUri'essfiil from a medical er of the eyaugelist, presumably Inquest Ordered In point of view and th at the work To Leave The .Sanford Rotary Club will 1coin the same .persons who wrote I'vidcntl y was that of an e x ­ place Rotary welcome Higns a t m® her a previously received $500,,J Delray Man’s Death >n Vacation perienced surgeon. No action on the north, south und eastern en­ ooortiiuiom demand. The letter, Hie case was taken by local police. trance to the city, uceordcing to a like tho one demanding ran:.on., W EST I'AI.M PEACH, Fin., I n , July ti. (/!’) decision reached a l the weekly was signed "Avengers.” into the Irs. f'oolidge will July 0.- 1/1*) Inquest Interest is centered on the de­ luncheon meeting of the organiza­ on their vacation distil of Frederick York, 68, of tion held a t noon today in the tailed report of the Douglas, Ari/.., Delray, who died Monday, preleks. Seminole Grill with a number of police d epartm ent investigation in­ |/otr the trip have Kiiinahly hy a self-inflicted bullet to Mrs. McPherson's appearance visitors present. for Hevernl weeks wound, was to lie held today. ' Thu psychological value of tho there and her story of huving been York wan a retired business man ia in readiness for signs to tho city ’s reputation fur held prisoner in n desert shuck. Jf tho president’s and leave? a widow, Mrs. Helen liosnitality wan deemed moro than Herman Cline, chief of detectives, 111 include Everett York; two daughters, Mrs. Rennie sufficient to justify the negligible said the re p o rt contains, " s t a r ­ MAjor L. A. Odum, state miporDuett and Miss Helen York, und a utary. tling Information." iiitciident of the Volunteers of expense attending their erection, itlve offices huve son, Philip( all of DoJriw. Douglas police officials today and club members were ununimous America arrived in Hanford today J in tho Paul Smith planned u new search for the shack in their decision to have tho signs th, N. Y., und 100 Cleurwator - Contract lot, for to spend a week in tho Interest of located within the very near fu­ in which Mrs. McPherson said she H'en detuiled to cunstruilion of two new a p a rt­ Welfare work in this city.. was confined. They declined to , • . At Jacksonville an institution is ture. . during the pre?- ment houses, a t tolul cost of $41),confirm oh deny u report the evan­ Dr. G arnett Hedge of tho Sunbeing conducted in behalf of unfor­ 000. gelist would muko a second trip tunate girls ami babies without any ford School of Music guvo u brief to Douglas to aid them. consideration of pay, Muj. Odom uddress and a "number of vocal said. These girlsare received from Rcloctionit and I/eon LcRuy, who every county throughout the state httH Just returned from the Rotary Denver, und hel|M.*d an long us muy be acc­ national convention a t Col., gave a brief report on his essary. • One of the note worthy features trip. Tho program was in chargo ATLANTA, Go., July 0.—</P>— of thin depa rtm en t In tho many of Col. Geo. W. Knight. • WalteF vJohnson, proprietor of u i L t , ’F in.,’’July fl. Illness of his tvifo. IIo has’throe babies born which must in most filling station, la in the county juil cases be held for adoption owing F. Kendal, a rail- children. *• hero charged with murder in con­ Sovornl days ago McGrow receiv­ to the extrem a yduth and finnnciul wan hold in the nection with the death Parks Jay in default of ed an unsigned letter directing him condition of their mothers, Mujor • Guffin, of Atlanta, who was shot An charges growing to lake $500 to the Jacksonville Odum said. "Y” hotel and loavo it In Thoso interested In the adoption , HOUSTON, J i l t 0— (/P)—P re ­ near Johnson,’a filling station early •god a tte m p t to ex- terminal a package -with tho clork with the of a baby m ay address Mrs. L. dictions of Charles Pond that hd today. (Michael J. McGruw. notation “to bo called for." Tho A ltar having, refused for sever­ A. Odom, P ost Office Box 74, J a c k ­ would be released on bond yester­ nlc at tho Seaboard COMMERCE BODY COMMISSION TO READ REQUESTS INCREASE 1FARM LEASE FROM CITY BUREAU BUDGET SUBMARINE S-51 TOWED TO YARD Sanford Bank Buys $35,000 Worth O f School Securities Mass Of Evidence Awaits Grand Jury In Kidnaping Case 1 Rotarians To Erect Welcome Signs At Entrances To City Prominent Welfare Worker Will Spend Week I n Sanford tr Charged With Attempting •t Money From Fellow Worker Operator Of Filling Station Slays JVl&n Ponzi Fails To Gain His Freedom Today l.h#re..r>K i 7 t ' kidnaped from his t of unmasked men Bward of $1,000 still imprest. ‘ l said adm itted ho McGTOw to lcav- M * v-designated it his need for ■mia' EfVSTJl ; LiLI; -i letter contained a threat of death sonville. , day did not materialise. He waa al1hours to make a statement reiaIf tho domaind w as' not *compiled stlir in jail today'and offjclata aaid tlfauto the shooting, Johnson told with. McGrow sought the aid-of ARGENTINE TURKEYS IN U. 8. ^hey> had beard of no effort! to once, thajr as Id, that ha pursued U/fin’s automobllo and . opened special agents of the railroad and make hia $20,000 bond. * they ip turn sought the advice of BUENOS AIRES, July 0.—(A*)— Ponai la making every effort to; f l on It after GUff in bad attemptpost office inspectors. ,A false Argentine ttprkeys soon will ap­ secure hia deportation to Italy, inJ Uto bold hlm.up^ He said Gufplo package was prepared and post of- pear on American tablet. ‘ Typnty- stead of baldr returned to Mjuaa* formerly h«d been employed by fico inspectors said Kendal was fle a Inspectors wai ar- two thousand h1a v e b e e n ' oped ’ uaettajo serve the prison totm w«f' -v *. .rested when be colled fe r .it.... fov New Y #k. I t - U i ' TflPb' ‘l • He will -bo given • preliminary. one of tke. Utrjmt u i ~ mew m T n rrn T ® Today. - *_ Interesting Facts Given In Records J efferson , Troubled B y Ills H eavy D ebts, D esired To Sell IMace By L ottery Plan - ll T Chairman To Have A Wi Sworn OutForMf < Unless He A] H istoric Landmark, H om e O f IThomaH Jefferson , T w ice O ffered F or S ale T o T he G overnm ent Hy Ils Owner Pinchot Hired vow Men, Says Wafiir.. r ■ - i f e : n t Pepper Had"(Vat “ Who Did Not Wort| W itness T estified N , .V,Bli CHARLOTTESVILLE. Vn., July tl— l/l')- Motilin'll.., ihc Imme <>f Thomas Jefferswn, wbi.-li vesterdny became a sliiine <.f Ataeri.'iin I ii j dependence when it passed from WASHINGTON. July 6.H private .iVviiei - hip i<> ownership of (/P)—Repreaentutive John N , ^ the people, | wice was nffere.l foi' sale* to the luiti.m ao.l the proffers j Morin, western campaign’^ refused, records of the Thomas i xjjLMiSr manager for RepreaenUflvgv.fj Jefferson Memorial Foundation I Vnre in th^recent Penn show. i ( ,liri«t.»j>htfr William Jh.inson Jr., The estate was purchased by the <>f St. Louis, is only four years vnnia aenntoHal pr! Memorial l''<>uiiilnti<ift from J e f f e r ­ ol.l. hut lie lias been around Hie fulled to put lij ah a; son Levy, of New York, i y r half a world three times and lias tr a v ­ million dollars and vnaterdny, on elled about 100,1)00 miles in his when the senate Ilin father is a funds investigating the Ses<|ui-('entiMmial nnnivei sary churl lifetime. of the signing of the Declaration wealthy m anufacturer whose hobby tee met today and' i taking bis wife and run around Chairman King thnatenod to of Independence hv Jefferson, ))re rented to tho American people « warrant Issued for him. with appropriate ceremonies. When Morin did not rati Due hundred und ten year:*, ago, his name, Senator King . _ troubled bv debts. Jefferson asked that he had telegraphed hhn. yW* leave of (lie Virginia legislature to j torday to be here. .. M dispose of the estate hv lottery, j "Find out where he ia,” the act­ The offer was refused. . ing-chairman told, the secretory of V* Finest Home In Amcrira tho committee. hVfc will have W 'JP In a letter to )- friend, J e f f e r ’.m ! issuo a warrant for him if we aig^ V rite.I the ohysical properties of I tit* j not got him here any other lwjr** *.*53 olantation. At the time of its con I 600 Watchera Emploj 1 .struction. Monti.'i'llo was the fine:! Resumingr ita Inquiry, Inqul tha,4oatf£! U nusually L igh t D ocket Is social home in America. Foreign mlttce woe , told by b T. Htnry W t t g iliqiiitaries visiting the country Before Judge J. (i. Shnron; nut, a Phlladelp llsdelpnla lawyer, that were taken to Monlieello and eiiMany Canes C ontinued D ue 000 paid watchers were eo teltained. T o Alhsenoe O f WitnesseH at the polls in PhltadelphU Three years before Jefferson urganixatlon o f Governor ' died, moves were inaugurated in in the race for th« senate. The July term of C ounty Court different cities of the country to Walnut, who waa Phtt i also funds to pav off liiu debts. opened this morning with Judge manager for Pinchot, said . New York raised JlR.ftUO, Haiti- Jam es G. Sharon on the bench and paid for or women watchera and more sunalied riweral timiinand only ,22 canes up for disposal, tho for the men on the ihsoxWi majority of charges dealing with more, and oilier riliea brought the simplu ussuiilt und minor violations the men were the more fa filial to about $40,11(81. The witness estimated that of the prohibition laws. This sum, however, wan insuffi­ Republican organlxaUon," cient, and a few years Inter tlu* The emu* of the s tate versus Dr. supported Vare had a home was sold to the ll. rkley fam ­ G. J. Marshall, charged with as­ 16,000 paid watchers __ _ ily The estate was about to be sault, was nolle pressed, and n phitt. Senator Pepper’s organ divided when 4*.iit<tti...l.«i'«> Levy no.nlicr . f others continued due to tiun undertook to employ bought it. Tradition says the p u r ­ the al'.-cncc of witnesses. urn ut all the polls but did not chase was made i-fter Iz-vv re ­ Hallow Foose, accused of assault "the benefit uf their m arked In I’is'si.leiit Jack sou avoided trtial hy entering n pica Walnut addad. i :.+]] _ "mimeonc should Imv Monlieello of nolle contend re, and was s e n t­ Paid Fot Prises, Drew Blooka wS for the country." According to the enced to pay a fine of $6. "Tho the Pepper brganUmtkfa ^ story, President Jue|(soti gave f a r as you observed, paid fpr Robert Hluck, charged with reck­ Coiiunndniv Levy a "facetious ord­ less driving, entered a simitar plea cs and drew blanks?" asked 1 er to Imv it." tor Guff, Republican, West and was also assessed $5. Offered Home To Government giniu. Reuben F oster, accused of ugIn his will, liovv offered Moat;"I would B a y to a very large grevnlod assault upon the person of cello to tho llnited I Sates govern­ tent," tho witness returned. ment on condition that it should R. J. Rucker, went mi trial shortly Wuiiuit said his organisation cil*' before noon. The plaintiff told the supoly ftmds for the laiiinteiiam »* lected $28,327.81 and experidM of the estate as a free agciyultur.il court th a t F oster has attacked hit $24,506.06, ('.jm school for boys. In tho same witii a knife iir Goldsboro f.dlowlri, lie had hoard that some-- • of article and under Dm same condi­ an nltercntion over fondly affairs. those reputed to be connected with; tions. the estate was offered the Testimony refuting this statem ent tho liquur interests had made s tale of Virginia and tlu* P ortu­ and tending to show th u t Rucker trih utiunn to the keystone guese Synagogue of New York, had drawn a gun on tho dofondaru AJSIfli occupied the attention of H u court primary funds. should the government refuse. In addition to Morin's testim oay^; J No action was taken. The war well into the afternoon. HJ. F. Iloush..hler served as pros­ a variety uf other matters lajr IKit ween the stales sw.qit over the fore thu committee, having * * ecuting attorney. bind and Moiiticello was confiscat­ carried over from last week, ed hv tin* Gnnfedcra.'v with the the adjournm ent of Congress a id ; view of establishing here a “ Whit • the impending holiday caused MC House" for Ilia new Goiifeilerution. to suspend its labors until today, ,' These plans weie abandoned To Begin Illinois Probe Sooa ; when the south crumbled, and These included a decision on th*' Moiiticello .was invaded bv squat­ quustlou of imhiishing the name al. ters during Ihe reconstruction. large cuntrihutuors to the Several years a f te r tile war, Saloon League, fu rther e i Jefferson Levy, a nephew of the I'ENSAGOLA. Fla., J u ly 0.—(/P) tlon of Willlum H. Stayton, head>< commodore, determined to p u r­ inquest will lm held Wednes­ the Association A gainst t b e . P chase Monlieello. An action was dayAn morning into tho iluuth of hibitiun Amendment- and t h ^ rl brought to set aside the will und ITeston I'eckrln, 22, who died last ing of a date for beginning tbs ! when it was sustained the properly nigiit from injuries received when vustigutlon of tho Illinois Bat pnssixl to Levy under a partition he was attacked with an uxe l.y un licun urim ary in whlnch sale. unidentified person last Sunday. McKniey was defoated by Spent Rig Sam On Repairs L. Smith. ’ , Feckriii's skull was crushed. Iz'vy expended several Inin.Ire.I A coroner's jury has been emWayne H. Wheeler, general codifr;) thousand dollars in repairs and puncllcd and witnesses were sub- ne) of the Anti-Saloon Lq opened the home to visit o r a . . F if­ poenued today. opposed Hit* spreading of teen years ago, Mrs. Martin W. i'cckriii’s wife, Hattie, 22; his trib u to r’s names to the committ Liltleliorn, a correspondent for u nister-iii-luw, Lucille Cunlilngs, 13, record. Th«ir gifts were New York newspaper, expressed a and E m m ett Simpson, O-year-old political contributions, he cont desire th a t Montirello should bo son of Mrs. I'eckrln by a former ed. and the publication of made a national shritio mnrrluge, who wuro attacked a t the names, gathered by the coi The Article created comment and time Peckriu was, are expected to tee’s agents during an examiaat she instituted a campaign of edu­ recover. of the league's records at We . cation which continued until a hill The two women have not yet re­ ville, Ohio, might causa them was introduced in congress to de­ gained consciousneHs. The Slmp- noynnee. clare the estate government prop- hoij boy regained consciousness last Senator Reed, Democrat of ertv. . night, hut who uuuhlo to give ah sourl, chairman of the commit Thirteen years ago tho gover­ uccouut of tho uttuck; • »nd ekponent of political viewa i nor of Virglnin was authorised by - (Continued on Page KlghA)';>| I'ollcu are qtlll holding W. F. Uii unnamed imrson to o ffer I/Ovy Taylor, G. F, T aylor Lillian B rad­ a million dollars for tho estate, but ford, Joe St. Mary, A. J. Bones. C. LISTS ARB OVBRSU1 Levy declined to sell. All activi­ S. Jones, C. E. King, Charles BERLIN, July 8.—^ . ties toward the crentlon’of a shrine Faust, Charles Burk, Annie Tay­ German subscription lists .ut Montlcello were suspended d u r­ lor and Ruth Franklin as suspbets. over-subscribed five minutes i ing tbe World w ar but iminiHliatoiy their, opening today in th* afterw ard a number of movements T a m p a --M a y shipment of phos- of $30,000-000 United Steel W< were instituted, none of which- phute from Tampu, aggregated Corporation of Germany 6lh ’ however, produced results. cent gold bonds. 137,284 tons. J UL Y T E RM OF COUNTY COURT IS CONVENED TODAY jS f m t One Of Victims In Axe Slaying Dies; Inquest Is Ordered City Government Of Hollywood Declared To Be Constitutional TA F.LAIIAHHEE, July Tho constitutionality of,th e city government, of Hollywood waa up­ held today In a decision,, b y, tho state supremo cotrrt.i * ■< The validity of an act o r the Legislature granting Hollywood a charter and naming its first offi­ cers was attacked In thir* proceed­ ings before the court on the ground that it was a violation,of the prlnciplet Of ialf^ -government, The opinion; tha the /Supreme /Supr Court, by Juatlca ~B. Whitfield. however, hal" “ vested In th4 ;Xegi$iaturo a8uthor'l to pass a u c K a n - a g ^ ’ ./• The Otlgatipn w m , brought by Two Hundred Present For (bening Session Of............ Publishers’ Cbnv ASHEVILLE, N. C. July ft With approximately 200 del representing all Southern In attendance the twenty*/ annual meeting of the Sou Newspaper Publishers' Assoc la' convened h en today for a threesession,. . da;y a. The gathering _ _ _ was called „to order by the prwldent, Walter C. Johnson,. Chattanooga News and boamaas of th« convention' begad Immediately. < . w After.the roll call antfi Introdoc- i-V.'i Victor ».•; tiona V Raleigh afhlrar \\ Chsrleeton Newti and 1 Editorial office; 8. C ., Labor; 1UJ. John 8.-1 lanta Journal; Ws ’ Lee school Cranston Willi ‘ OicarWells, dent of fh W X. “ • "\ �M ... ' ... and... Is Our Message To Baker and Holmes Company Whose new Sanford plant means a greater distribution for our well known The Upson Company L ockport - N . Y. M anufacturers of Fiber Wall Board and Tile Board leaker and Holmes are the state agents for this product and will helve ample supply of both Barrel and Hydrated Time In their warehouses for immediate delivery to the builders of I Sanford and community. m a �*& \. •fail «>&•1A*.j/;v',•;i-’&t'yA m i*t£jL*A> Jem or la l h Moke State Highways Safe For The Motorists SS: u r f f rVw-.'^Wr v v***$8j b ig Ambitious LBJ hotel burn a ••• PARIS LONG BRANCH, N. X July « — OP)—Th« Hollywood notel. BO LONDON. J u ly fl.~ <>**)■—Suxvpar* old. fashlonab^^ hostelry, untie lA*nglen, who W*b forced out won’ destroyed by fire early today. ] of the Wimbledon lawn tennis tod Leads StateS/Ftor Students At Rollins loss, not includncli tournament by illness, left for iTig possessions of four hundred ] Paris today guests, ranged from 1400,000 to WINTER PARK. Fla„ July 0— $500,000. ( (A3)— Florida with a total of 294, Iced nil other states in the ueoOught to Is* ngeinst the law for I graphical distribution of students a t Rollins College during the past n congressman to take a bribe. I year, according to figures made public by Emilie R. Cnsrf, re g istra r. F in e F r o c k s Freshman numbering 101 held the majoiitv among the classes ( l e a n e d by E x p e r l s j The sophomores followed with 72 I while there were 27 juniors and 21 seniors. Sixteen aweiitl students i | made up tin- total of 240 full time j is n prescription fo r students. Extension department* im-lud M a l a r ia , C h i ll s n n d Fever, , Ing niiistc, art and rent estate, ml Uv (). (*. C n r m i e h u e l <led 128 students which made 11 Ut'fif'tje nr liiliouft Fever. I total nmnis'r students from oil It killa the germs j states at Rollins College of 208. il(i S a n fo rd A ve. 6 9 1\V < The 20 sli tes other thnn Florida I represented at tim 1925-20 terra j are as follow*: New York. North Carolina, Ohio. Pennsylvania, Illi■ rtoi • Massyi Inisetts, Iowa. Con , nccticiitt, (ieorgia, West Virginia. Tennessee. Minnesota. South Caro ■ • linn. Texas. Oklahoma. New .ler - sc\, Wisconsin, Kentucky. Viraini-t mu] Michigan. One foreign land, tin- Cunaiv I lands, is represented. P a'v ■ajM ‘T Is/ f t i BsriPTALLAHASSEE. July 6. W>— letter recently to h a il Lehmann,; luvem or John W. Martin, of Flor­ Koncrnl irrirtiirv " Mb*' ( trlundo ■ in , in determined to “ make the Chamber of I'lm iitiivf -'.itod that | the c o - ' jhwnyn free for mortori?ts.’’ if he would like to r o 1, Is the Inut offlclnl net of hin operation of all the cii'uiliern of iphatic one, came following ru- commerce of the .‘•tale " ensurimlniiit ration. i Injr , , the . . motorist the l;v<ihnn of The ■■ver lit iw stilt g TTie (fovomor'e n'atcment, an j thl’ ■ con vim ei) that ! nipt *t the executive office, o f ! the motorists . hJ b are In hm made the nplaintn from numeroun hoc- | victims of swindlers, nti.l the law onM of the ntnt* thnt mitomo- , . . for' ■hi cr ­ .lists had been detained upon the j '.'5 ' " ' r iihllc roads. ch«r{ted ^ t h «ome r „ f „ olll,t;ir more c a l-, e tty Violation of he traffic l*"r* I eulnted to do the Mat. m..re ind bonds demanded. When the j . (;,iV(.M)r ........... nds wt*ro not forthcominf(f the*’ J *• . . . i ovemor said, ths nlleKe<l offend- , •>“; " 'm a rn m te d „t people have Iwcn taken to jail, or and fines on tin-m." itfore a Justice of the peace, Thi1 ifovenior, in hi* • lalemetits KVi)-i n h e r e fines--in many in i tim es to newspapermen on fb ' ilijist, iyUiiTnctortionale one*-. have bwn ini hjJ6 £ Iras tunde it plain that'll does not nml Uu'. molMr“ t hvM U,ltil! advocate speeding or .... Lb-s driv WPrt* line on tin* liijrliwajs, at the ri“k ih-' J', Governor Martin is firmly eon- )lf ]iff, (1M{! |im(, | 1|lt , h;il hl, , HrWInmL he stated to newspaper ( ||„. act n it ins o f |M-t t v Uion here, thnt the motorists urn; „ffi,inls, wtn, In- in wattini* for the .'y v.hfeintr treated m such fashion sun- I nutnmnhilW, and wl... take a miV iKivuToly• f,,r tf'1’ private jjain of the (.rnKCI),,j(, vi*rsv of tin* traffic laws Jacksonville Jacksonville’s sewJtirrestinjj officers. , for the purpose of e x t o l l i n g huge " I t ’ir just n means of swelling j | (,,ncis mid fine i I. ft Hat i d is ail ire mm. in cr system w ill he enlarged and ex K / t^f.he revenue of petty officials, and t»i hiliom.i < 11y , Ok hi Cm he has teinjed. hv laving of two new sew fib •I to i jitidl'inc v for nomination 1,1,1 " '"niTnfc.'....... "" j Karl Cooper Winner In tlic 1 . S. Senate Perhaps he ----lie governor's ire, already kind- . Of Salem, N. H. Race be:u >i Mi,*t Rid Ciniige itaiied in to smouldering heat by earlier j a a n ii - nian bmplniiits, hurst forth when .1, [ SAI EM, H lid-. > ' ti'l’l toby, of Miami, wrote through I I a v i d i t i xx i in a f t e r E’TytjNls attorneys, Thomas F. Lyons,. I lie hint el * f tiM if llaxen .rJ.Dtui.itni) tn ln„ lloekledge, th a t In* had been in- had t railed I lie fe ld lm 1;*,u ii'ii' "ii - l i cet i in j n <i Venn e I here. 4- ^*i >J je ld up on the highway, taken be- h)|et III the :'lin mil e I lid-'iii niie ' i I ile \\ ert I. i nimt met i" . tart HilV , ; wee|i. | II ke (. l e d : ; ■ < t • < I mi y'.- V^A01-0 Juf-ice of the Peace W. 11in mi I \\ ii in u grnniimu etninl.i*, ii?Ci .die, of the Cocoa dial riel, ami fined I he brow of K n ] t <>•>1 *t. xeieran el, ......... . ■i , A chrck wm* tender***!, hut! U*** Anircie* rneer. Hindi*! demanded security,' 1 mgolialei! Hie di-iaree Lyonn wrote, ami Mr. Cohy'i* Mn ” IH‘ hour. 12 mmute-* ami ■ -t re*-l . being Mai * ui IK' -'ilW(H>tch anil chain, valued at $150 ••'••‘"niii* f..i an .................. . 11•; '.il:' With r.n cent,* with which to] op beer A....... n r ..... . him _.i*ure it when returned through | in tmy P* •1 i*• Hdl wn-; j ' *Hio mail*. Tin* watch and chain. | ' M '*•'*•**i1t olai* •• u 1 . '. r ,! I', eh,. W c hum H e a d q u a r t e r s j -*Mr. Lyon’a letter <dinrged, wan, winner id a i | *luoi .11 V 'It III i le i * I Ci■ mn iii ex en I, jjtfcyer ret timed. ; 'tek-'l binl m f.i for; F l i n t k o t e S h i n g ­ -■ penre, w -h e n ! 1'■■‘>lier d' r m v fioti I itriie Milie The Jtmtirt! of- the U I dg' les, Roll R o o f i n g a n d * jCnlle*! upon for tin* watch and '*,r>it. V ■"dll -"dlinln, Htatpil, the? attorney sail], t ___ l-.. I I J . . i Tl l inpa I' l efee I' !■. l rii ' Ma'crial for B u ilt u p ( T)fM 'T 1.-* h a t Athey had been returned In [■ jinx’ err* 11 ag ti,lino tm x.x lb lie! I t r all I h«* I imp. •■‘H r . Co by in i* tobacco can, Roofs. l.ifWni* alwnya done under aueli rir ' ^AjRJJmntanceiv j i O l l l i ( (H l 'i : A M ) MIAml lm ‘V The governor promptly wrote] 1'"H Mxc r ALSO J uhUcb of tin* pence that lie., ‘ bUnui »<'iu s M U M ) R IN G Fhfrould expect an explanation uh t<> (ialva*ni/ed C o rru K a tU l % h y jewelry waa being taken ns jAWCurily, when motorintx were nri ed Iron. G alv a n iz ed <Tiit‘n a v .;n .Inlv 101 h . t" ^ilTSted, and the executive then gave] •p,£inllce that nuch a procedure would i (JHal Slice! s. lot hi? toiernted from any stale A n t i i n l u r v \ i t h e a c h 7i G a l l o n s ! S h e e t Rock - S l u e e o - 1e x to n e Jr county offii ini dm iug the MnrHBFHtOBl 'fn ndmini. 11 iii inn. Estim ates of_ the ........... < Phone Yellow Cab] I. H. KANNER A refcltect Sr.S First NiU- Uriah Hlftg. I'hxttr TJ‘J Cor. Pork and Ladies ! J t: 666 Florida Cleaners and Dyers New Ice Co. will start delivering !>*e ■ Monday, July 5th. ■ QUANTITY-QUALITY : AND SERVICE s■ Your business solicited : Sign Of Progress A n a c c o u n t w i t h I ho S e m i n o l e C im nl v nHJJ w h i c h f t o m o t h i n g is m i ll e d e v e r y week m l m o n t h , i.s a s i g n o f f i n a n c i a l p r o g r e s s . . ArJ p ro g ressin g ? I ’. In terest I’a i d O n S a v i n g s AcniuntJ 5eminolB(![piinhj (Rgi S anford tFla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ROOFING BETTER GAS ‘Sinclair” H C i / J»vl A M E H-f* fJcxBaxa Id a ftre Governor Martin on already dej.ijlnred that he would ae«?k iegi.x.y_}*jhtlon, at the 1927 aemdon **T the r’yiMS'Wtnakitig hotly, which would he 'CiiMireeted ugaili i tin* detention of JCk.mipotorlati* on tIn* public liighwnys ■ 84;'fw ir p e tty infractions of*the traffic. The I'Xicutivo alsc>, m n I ------- - --rr - . " J AFK j..,-: .... r J CHASE &COMPANY llrprpttf ntiHIrg 1 Mi E. Second St. F I LL I N G S T A T I O N PHONE w:i I II T S.inlnr i| A (*\ I'hwii* IISI-J' Siiui#ipd r In, Phene (il f 1 53G T, i . rBa ” n m ■ m a u ti m■ u «i : *■ n*a u w a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ ■ n P ■ a n n ■ ■ Mr S H a a ^ B i i i H i i i i B S B S B B s s s s s a s ^ s s s s ^ s ; : ^ , : :R: :i i: y: :i -a -t x u M X M i i ' i i k i ( i r u i i u i n i t * m i i i M i i i i i x > i i i i i i i i i i | i ?A 11 - is l J: Any Business ? .J I hat is d e p e n d e n t upon public pal roiuiyx* m u s t h a v e in its m.'map'ement the f i m d a m e n t a l s of £f|.>; ■ mu mr&i S? iYm r ^ y A ? y .rrN --2 , u*il Honesty Truthfulness, Square Dealing V 1 Hie w o n d e r fu l success o f the Luke J e s s u p Lan d C o m p a n y a n d th e K n lz m in y c rs is t i n e largely to th e u n q u e s tio n e d honesty, t r u t h f u l n e s s and s q u a re d e a li n g in its p o l i c i e s . vicV i V . I, •' ’•I A* C '- J V 1. 3tV-i I'M I ■■ x VVe shoot s t r a i g h t . Wi* tell th e t r u t h re g a rd le s s of w h e t h e r it m e a n s a prof it or a loss to us. W e s a f e g u a r d tin' o t h e r tel low's interest m o re zealously th an we do o u r own. V t.v r There never was a smoke pleasing as Camel In th e b o o m d ay s g re a t n u m b e r s were e n g a g e d in sk y -ro ck et ing prices, an d we h a v e continuously f o u g h t a g a i n s t (he u n r e a s o n a b l e ra is i n g of prices. We h a v e r e p e a t e d l y re fu s e d to sell p ro p e rtie s t h a t w ere o ver priced. We h av e re p e a te d ly sold o u r own p ro p e rtie s a t less t h a n we could h av e g o t t e n them , an d we still h a v e a g r e a t deal of d e s ir a b le p ro p e rtie s including developed a n d u n developed acreage.* at ridiculously low prices. Wo h a v e m a n y miles of f r o n t a g e on ro a d s built a n d to he built, in clu d in g c o n s id e r a b le f r o n t a g e on S t a t e Road No. n now in co u rse o f c o n s tru c tio n . W e have m a n y miles o f lake fr o n t a g e . Jessu p sL and^C o., Inc. Mv. Ipv .< V IjU'.-V. W. S. E n t z m i n g e r , M an a g er, Camel quality has been rewarded cigarette can com pare with Camel. N o other cigarette ever was made with the greatest dem and, the larg­ est sales any cigarette ever enjoyed. so good, for Camel excellence is the result of skill. Skill in finding Since sm oking began, there was the world’s choicest tobaccos— in blending, as on ly the world’s larg­ as for Camels. Cam el rewards its est organization o f experts can. From the beginning Catnel took its stand on the quality platform, and nothing could ever induce its We kn o w Florida all over. W e k n o w t h e r e is n o t a m o re d e s i r a b le location in th e S t a t e t h a n this section. We k n o w t h a t o u r prices a r e r e a s o n a b l e a n d we o f f e r you th e a d v a n t a g e o f o u r knowledge. If you w a n t p r o p e r t i e s of an y kind, call on us, a n d be a s s u r e d t h a t you will get value a n d t h a t you will be t r e a t e d s q u a r e y a n d fa ir ly a t all times. LIFE’S supreme m om ents no In makers to change Cam el tobaccos. N o expense is spared, n o care is to o g rea t to m a k e C a m el th e ■ a ■■ w o rld ’s m o st s a t is f y in g s m o k e , regardless o f price. In popularity with smokers, no cigarette made can touch Camels. ■i ■■ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco never such a grow ing preference friends with enjoym ent that never ends, for Camels never tire the taste, sim ply never leave a cigaretty after-taste. If you have never tried Camels, if you do n ot know how g o o d , how satisfying a cigarette can b e, we invite you to try them now for the utm ost in sm oking pleasure. H ave the best that’s m ade— wc invite you-*> Have a Camel! Company, Winston-Salem, N ■■ ■* LONGWOOD, FLORIDA ■2 O lttl p n • -M'V t" 1 r raw •*2iv. j i rff. ’ * 4$;v‘** 0* l\li ■..Wi'f-. : *' ti;'/ SS'j 1 >•* --- �r * *v.;, . % tt* r? m? m <v. MS* iDAY, T^sr r pr Department Take Steps T o , ■ r Systematic M arking Of Roads r r KtR ■y Friends N ow—R lvalgH ater?, r ’i*rTj >*-' ■* >e e . E1»., July (I.--I An order for the necessary dltoad Departm ent is I rertiminl. distance and caution ?p forw ard now in ! ■,» ,w w,,,,t in “ fl>. ft"'< system atic high- they have already beep delivered, Dr. H athaw ay said. Not only will mile posts, indicating the distance sent. has ju st been between th # main points at the foris T. Hathaway, term ination of the highways and S tate Road De- distance to the nearest interm edi­ th e log. necessary ate points, be erected, he said, but [lag can be undcr- those calling attention to curves, tbe bands of L. crossings and other d ange r points. isUwit s tate high- Principal stream s crossed will be id tlmt it is ex- designntcdt with the name of the inietud »h<«r*iy. stream . Mr. Cannon has already finished fully drawn up. is iie ncluiil placing Road Number 1, and immediately /Jug accurate and began th e' work of logging the Not only was |tion, upon the other highways. the chairman Road Number 1 Jogged, hut all the as the markers intersecting highways. an autnmnbilist, Dr. H athaw ay predicted th a t tho will be in a po- actual placing of posts and signs point to point in would begin by August i . Special jit* necessity of trucks and other equipment will to his where- then ho placed upon the highwuys for th a t purpose! ho stated. At >> “ AmidMajestic Pines -1 A true appreciation of the values offered in this sub-division of merit can only be had through a careful inspection of both it and surrounding properties. Location, condition of the land and prices must all be considered. Homcsiles are being offered in Sanford Grove that are conservative in price yet endowed with an exclusiveness of location and pine growth which is not equalled in the city. JS, July ft. </Pi TALI-AHASSKK, July a t/lh ch between Jack With the closing of the fiseul year Cotton States a t hand, the stale comptroller will hi mi rice lluyou, shortly authorize tin- payment to tolder, and South- Monroe county of its motor ve­ featured Lilts hicle and state road lax collection* n>. | the Southern provided for in a law passed m in i< here. i in. fd easy sailing in Monroe county is the only coun­ l its. Moone is ty of Klorida, and possibly one of Here are (lovirnoi Al Pr.iiih of New York fl ft i and g o v ern o r Vic experts ns the the very few of the country for jeer, while young which such a concession is made, Donabey of Utijo, who may lie riva's for the I'emm rat ie presidential nnniin.itlnn, in Me!*. The p iitm e \\;i taken utien tiovernnr Smilh ty in both Ihe it was pointed out here. 'to u rn a m e n ts has Section 1 of the act provides, stopped at <' ■•luinbu Illiin to p a y In res pi I In Giweiitnr Donahey tmimenled oil. that all money raised from t h e 1 a f te r attending th Km Imre I ie ( '.iiigiess. came the till In . s tale road tax shall he returned s, New Orleans, , the Monroe county rommissiontern champion, \ ,-rs for con kructing and maintujny, New Orleans, 1 t|„, highways of the county, "i in the Lmnsia- | , rived from the registration fees' i and license tax for motor vehicles e men s diluhles j t| Monroe enmity, less the cost ,n follows: of tiie collection, must likewise he , Mulberry, l,'ln., returned for tiie same purpose. \ ns, Atlanta, run- j 'I'hi* s tate trea su rer is authorized ! the Senate tb.i.r a few days ago under the law to deduct all cost.*1 HY ('ll Altl.l'iS P. S'I KM \ U i WASHINGTON - Minin ..ala has [tint his fir in ('•ingress, for he Brs and Charles of Collection of taxes and tiie comp­ Orleans, Gulf troller to draw up a w arrant on two rctilly remarkable^ > 'present- -o•rvt <I li' ' itn-i as a represent , Inst m the upper tho treasurer, in favor of the nlives in the United Slates .Sen­ alive, im Allen Huggins, hoard of commissioners, for the ate Henrik Shinsteud and Thonm-’ I..... p-snnrter. 11 w a s >n Status litlc- remainder of the taxes, and the 1). Sehail. n over Magnus JohnSeh.ill treasurer to pay it out of any Knelt is an u m t s in l m a n , and ctioii of 15)24 and soli III l! fund in the tre a s u ry not otherwise they present a striking contrast. a route-1. It dragged Magnus i appropriated. S hip'lend, tiie sciio i as a en dong until i tie day Schull mpde Monroe obtained t he eimeesmnn, i ntor. It..>!**■Ii junior i i yenr: is I h.u s p ‘ ■ \ r, sfilotinp- -which I The Ihf'W light weight is w a s st ated, hceausc of the fact the lone i ’a i i m r lath a:en;i or. that at tlmt t i m e there was no Sclmll isi liml. s t at e road u)mn which |o so. ml Ship l'.nl is a radical; S ' hall a the tax collections. " e ei i'af . a ini finhiican t a.'n j II Ic| H I o.o I II I! I 11 . .1 a t r seen a boxing S arasota 5i*fi,IHM) 11, i.o j, n t , i a 11■ nn ih I li .a r <-•' to i . juts to see Sum- dari ng next six iimut ha. it i n o n mat 1,p ,■ ■■.,, m-h ill1Ia ml i ' e l ir . : advertising of city. vid' does not \ " to.I .( 1 III'. >1 nhki Call at our office for an appoint­ ment. See Sanford Groce before you buy. i 1 fi m S H IM G T O N LETTED (/»»> 1 uf fill Meet Monroe County To Mature GetRoad And Motor tchToday Vehicle Tax Funds (i. •Vf* X I iancee teen Bout ;m u ' |l Jjf| iu p J ■1 1 SANFORD GROVE, Inc. hail been introduced | conic: t all <iff and J ] seat. l to Ins S e n a t e seat. lit I lie t ime liml J i. it he t hought ahoiil 1 i > put John.'iill lip. ...... to t hi., elect lull. , >vas aif deelai'ie : .i tin 11 Nv1rl,! Ir E. C. MILLER, Pres. First National Hank jg a' i III Ol e I . to wfi/efl SI. Pel' islairg Itiill.hng p-i p, they n I nhu io I (er.ll They ‘will he mils issued here for lirst f» days fight. In Rockford, 111. ScliaII made In iipGul |a eeh nil I new of June, totaled ?lli(),(/(lft. > Work st art ed, mgh school. Phone 219 fr in n n 31313171. on It, ttti: m I ---------------------------------------------- --- ---------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------— S T h e R ep o rt - ot - th e ™ C o n d itio n o f th e [ SEM INOLE CO U N TY BANK | | S A N F O R D , j AS I;‘. r LIABILITIES Capital.............................. ..........$ 100,000.00 Surplus and undivided 56,380.38 Profits........................ .......... : 5,076.50 Dividend account............ ..... . Rediscounts..................... .......... 325,000.00 Deposits............................ .......... 2,718,020.99 .$2,036,006.29 94.86 Overdrafts................................. Banking House, Furniture anti 5 9 ,8 4 2 .2 9 fixtures................. ............... 8 ,7 2 6 .6 5 Other Real E state................... Slocks and Bonds..................... . 462,777.80 637,029.98 Cash and due from other Banks T o ta l.......................... .........$3,204,477.87 .$3,204,477.87 Deposits June 30th, 1926......... $2,718,020.99 Forrest Lake, President A. R- Key Vico Pres. & Cashier G. W. Spencer, Second Vice Pres. R. \y. Deane, Ass’t Cashier. Deposits June 30th, 1925......... Gain | F L O R I D A * R E N D E R E D TOS T A T E C O M P T R O L L E R RESOURCES Officers | Directors 1,624,874.60 $ 1, 093, 146.39 R. B. Chapman Joe Cameron Frank Meisch L. P. McCuller A. T. R ossetter G. W. Spencer Forrest Lake Jno, C. B ennett A. R. Key. i » r\ l .*>■li ">*, Av , %r " -4 •n B to im u a M a s a a M B i r v - ^ \ �T m ■ fiiru N •I l u l l Hi ■ J 1 * 11 G. , rT^T No Reason F or Failure As Brisbane Sees ^If n m i< W^lth a n a r m y o f f o u r h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d m v u nten, nnd d r a w in g a cco u n t o f about t w e n t y - n in e m illions o f dollars, | • • Second Cla*a Ifattir, IT, l»l». at tha PoiHifllo; G e n e r a l L i n c o l n C . A n d r e w s w i l l f i n d it d i f f i c u l t t o p r e s e n t j nrd. Florida, undar Act of enforcem ent fails to JUT, a s a t i s f a c t o r y alibi if p r o h ib i tio n m a t e r i a l l y w i t h i n t h e n e x t y e a r . D o u b t l e s s l y m a n ..... Bdll■» m m 4 Manager t ___ g h ten up . " £ V o ! » * B , M” mlTia* Kdo"» re co g n iz in g th is fact, the G e n e ra l h a s altered his Who Dead The M e x ic BY ( strategy la Independent? Voice* Talk. President'* Birthday. o ’* C h u r c h W a r. A RT H U R I I K I S n A N E tt'o iiz ricn IB-O* i f a t m C#*) IN D EP EN D EN C E" MAY huuiii Ih well, tint no man and no nation I* independent We depend on each other, on rnit, (tl„ ( Suu’* hent, on crop*. f u n d a m e n t a l l y , a n d It h i s n e w p l a n s a r e c a r r i e d o u t a t a l l • I'SRrniPTtON I t ATF l . . . . . . . i Year— 17.00; Six M.mtli*— i s SO e f f i c i e n t l y , l i q u o r d r i n k i n g a n d i t s a t t e n d i n g e vwi l s w i l l b l ie red In City tty Currier, ;n*r -tfle.-' Werkly Kdlilon If 00 d i m i n i s h e d g r e a t l y in t h e s e C n i t e d S t a t e s . j’".ng"!'* " year, . ______ For instead of w a stin g time and m oney e m p lo y in g o fficials .,g... this cou n t r y won t f e e e c i A t . - MOTICKi All o b ltu n ry ,* apilcta, earila of tlmnk*. raaolu- t o w a t c h t h e l i t t l e m a n ’s h o l e , G e n e r a l A n d r e w s i s c o t i e e n - independence of England, political diticinn* week '' floija and notice* of eiitcrlalmnenl* lv, hut many W h e re r h u r a c -t ji »Fp(tu,-ir r " m *do w ill . he t i n t i n g o n s o u r c e s o f s u p p l y , a m a s s i n g h i s f o r c e s t o g r a p p l e ,Vt „'w''ihat aui.v by ndvartidtiK f or c ing th« Jkharged for United State* intn- a l e a gu e o f na w i t h tin* b i g w h o l e s a le r s , s e n s i b l y c o n c l u d i n g t h a t w i t h t h e s e (Kills. Ill' II World ' "Ul*t. '.lift .MARK A H I I C l A m W I•il B M m a g n a t e s o u t o f t h e w a y . t h e l i t t l e m e n will d i e a n a t u r a l he AmiocUtid Pro** i* «xclu«1late­ FORTUNATELY, THIS r. entitled to tbw unc for r e­ d e a t h . penitence Ihiy tun!* m a n y st utes BUb tention of nil new* dlnpalche* fled to It or not otherwise Tlu* s i m p l e b e a u t y o f m i s s y s t e m s e t s u s t o w o n d e r i n g ill the pulls, telling public of fi c i al s edited tn thla nuptw and ul»o th« t l new* imliflshcd heroin A11 \ v h \ it w a s n ' t t r i e d b e f o r e . P r o h i b i t i o n i s a n a t i o n a l j o k e ihat the nation ' ” »t prepared tn | |ght* of repuliMcafIon of ■lierlnl gice up its pulsir:tl independence. herein ute iilmi r«*erv<x| t o d a y b e c a u s e t h e e n t i r e w a r a g a i n s t d r i n k i n g w a s it m i s ­ Mr, Nye, wh" has ju*t carried North ( );d:ola, n. King the admin d i r e c t e d a n d w a s t e f u l f a r c e . J U N L Y li. I DZfi i>( rut urn i undid.■i i s the latest tn Tl x* c o u n t r y w a s f l o o d e d w i l h s m a l l s a l a r i e d “ e n f o r c e ­ , nligtit n ttie I.... I'le. l i e says; . , T I I B I1ERAL1L P L A TF OR M "It is evident that the people of m e n t o f f i c e r s , ” m e n w h o t o o k t h e i r o n e h u n d r e d a n d t i t t y c | f —Peeper water mute to Jack­ Noi l ti Dakota al e not desirous of sonville. p e r m o n t h f r o m tin* g o v e r n m e n t w i t h o n e h a n d , a n d 1 by­ such cntangtiiii eii l* a* were in , ,r>ny(.ar. 'J*'YUt:s!)AV, r l > —tofmatroctitin of St. Johna-InS u c c e s s f u l law b o o t l e g g e r ’s f i v e h u n d r e d w i t h t h e o t h e r , dian River canal. !xtt>n*ion of while way. au s u c h a s y s t e m i s a n i m p ossibility, en forcem en t under ‘4.—-8wlmminc pool, irnnla court*, etc. ‘ (‘J y^-Augmeollng of huitrfing progra m —tionne*, hotel*, apartmenl houHc*. Extemdon of *(rcrl paving a , OJ Ultra ro. fafrtirllon of b o u l e v a r d rtOpnat around Lake Monroe. - Camp I d ion o f cily b eau t i f ic a­ tion program, f; H.— Expan* Ion . of arhoot ay*tem ’ wfth proviaion for increaaed ir,\u Jt' f»ellRI«. B I B L E V E R S E I t i l l TODAY faW' O U R I A ND “ Speak n>ii thou m '..ItHlio lira'll, . . . ’‘iiymg S-'<ir my fry; fti tlghhaetaliottB the l.niii tint It brought me in to posse.** (hi* liuvl. t)eul. »;<t. y . , P R A Y E R We I hank. Thee Lord ^ ft rr ' o u r native land. iy'a* * • } h., --- — o V ER SI O N O F ItL IIAIYAT ' Ifl H e a v e n ’* blue bowl the wine of < m o r n i ng brim*, IT A . little cloud, a rose-leaf, in it ’f 'tf.i swi ms, ' o, me u ni y earth drink* morn The t hirst from a bowl nre space and e n i s l e I f 5W h f o \ . jlos i j *t«rH Ktai i t * rim*. Ii < r . The wine- cup is a wistful niiLgie 'j|: gin**, H I’ Wherein all day \t. and pan*, old faces smile Dead lip* presw our* upon it* neented lirim, Vuice* whisper many a hweet lYs* attainm ent ■■■«• j j n j. i r i a n . beyond the m ost idealistic dreams id a dry Hut n ow t h e old o r d e r c h a n g e l ii. G e n e r a l A n d r e w s s a llie s tint w i t h h is le g io n s d e t e r m i n e d to c h e c k lu p i o r m o v e m e n t * on l a n d a n d son A n d lie i* v e r y lik e ly to *u<reed. He is s t r i k i n g at tin- r o o t s o f t h e evil, a n d w ill) a i r p l a n e * a n d d e s t r o y e r * a n d e v e r y m o d e r n fa c ility at h i s c o m m a n d , lie will lie fo rc e d to *nci ee d , o r gel out ot a lucl'al tve id t ice. A n o t h e r b o o n t h a t t lie G e n e r a l p r o m i s e s u s is i n c r e a s e d p o p u l a r i t y o f t h e V o l s t e a d L a w , a s i t u a t i o n t h a t c a n only he e f f e c t e t I by m a k i n g t h e V o l s t e a d L aw a r e s p e c t e d law . T o q u o t e a n a n c i e n t p l a t i t u d e , n o t h i n g s u c c e e d s like s u c c e s s . If A n d r e w s c a n put t h y lid o n liq u o r i m p o r t a t i o n a m i c o n ­ s u m p t i o n . h u n d r e d * of t h o u s a n d s o f c o n v e r t s will b e won o v e r to p r o h i b i t i o n . A s s o o n a s it a p p e a r s t h a t 1he d r y la w s a r e s a n e , p r a c t i c a l m e a s u r e s t h a t can he n i t o n r d r i g i d l y , m a n y n o w o p p o s e d to p r o h i b i t i o n a s u s e l e s s l e g i s l a ­ tio n will c lim b on i n e b a n d w a g o n n| s u c c e s s f u l stip p i e s * e » i of b o t h liq u o r p e d d l e r s a n d li q u o r d r i n k e r s . G e n e r a l A n d r e w s is o f f to a * l r n n g g d a w a y . W illi liei fo r c e s at h is c o m m a n d lie s h o u l d su c c e e d . 11 Man Finds A Way T h e u n f a i l i n g d c \ c l n p m c n l nt m a n * i n v e n t i v e g e n i u s In meet. Hu* d c n i a i n l s o f c u n s t u n l l y c h a n g i n g c n n d il inns is nim | o f t h e m nsl r c m a r k a l i l c n f I lie m a n y c b a r a c t c r i s l ics d is 1 l i n g u i s l i i n g tin* l u u n a ii f r n m h is l u u i - l c g g c d a s s o c i a t e s . As m o d e r n d e v e l o p m e n t s i n c r e a s e m o d e r n r e q u i i v i n e n l s . t h e r e s e e m s to he s o m e D ivinti f l a s h , s o m e m e a s u r e o f 111 s p i r a t i o n t h a t d e s c e n d s to s h o w I he c h o s e n o n e t h e s o l u t io n o f p r o b l e m s ( h a t m u s t be s o lv e d . t ng ttl •• ni \ iled by I he 1 ,<l court the 1 United State* la*l .lanuarv \ few lii"i'‘ lefeals, and 1tie lot tediev m i n ; * t r a t ion '■ ■l| perha] i . real Iv prof* ri ti.it t i n - i . n 11a ir -, and i ii ink It ' II i an >h f •' 1 r* S trange l* the riddle of thi* I T h e p o s s i b il i t i e s o f I lit* inlet a s a p o w e r s i t e w e r e disLI" c o v e r e d by D e x t e r \'. C o o p e r, w h o lim it t h e K e o k u k D a m I I,,-x Who” know* the meaning of t h e ! n , f 1ll,J M is s is s ip p i H iv er, a n d t h e d a m at M u scle S h o|«aIjls .heavenly power*? w i t h t h e a s s i s t a n c e ol h is b r o t h e r . K ltd o rs e d by Stlcil ill! BE: ' Oreut ('aeioir'* wound* lilcid a u t h o r i t y on powei p o w e r p r o j e c t s , t tie H ay o f F m i t h p la n c a n n o t -j,, y»»rly in tb» ro*e, he c a lle d a v i s i o n a r y s c h e m e o f a u i m p r a c t i c a l m i n d ,A nd flowerflke Indie* turn ngnm * ' M r. D e x t e r h e h e v e s till!I t h e w o r k will re ip h i'e li v e t e a r s to flower* - - I.K t i A U . I K K N K . . mill o n e h u n d r e d m illion d o lla rs . W h e n c o m p l e t e d . In* h a r ­ n e s s e d o c e a n p r o j e c t is e x p e c t e d to f u r n i s h l o u r t i m e a s LoVO make* the world go round m u c h p o w e r a s t h e c o m p l e t e Mu 1 lo S h o a l s p l a n l . l*u t p r a y Ltdl u * xxtn il m a k e s |u .' fii '.'tto round 7 F o r e v e r y p r o b l e m b r o u g h t a b o u t l>\ a d v a n c e d t iv d i a l ion I h e r e s e e m s t o lie s n m e m a n xx itli 1 h e n e e e s s a r v llil a. 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Phone I.Hid Insure Today 1111 tx niiiih'i* mix V1 1 Ioimdiile worth wilhoul I nmK' and I icprnda hie l i m i u a m e ( i n e r a g e ’.* Nol aiiuh 1 t a i l , .mix .1 otniiiobile 1 * a In i He nd ou s liahilitx to ( idem ni 1 ui ring 1 0 an instaiil can v i p e old Hixc e l and malic llo owner liable lor h ug e damage*. Una mobile * \ ,1 1ti" cii a oalx be delermoted ) i r ' f f e e a r n e d on i t . \*l, 1 1 * about tlu* Loudon* “( ,01. 1) 1,1 \ I‘ \ A I Ft a 111■■rnc 11•1Ir• p o llc x . \ C O I .n ,O t l< ;il R E V I.T Y C O M l ‘A N ? d l l F i r s t N . d i o n n l H;m!x Hl t l g. Telcphor* l S A N I O liD , FLO RIDA R eal Fistati? l " ^ irai than I '..IIIUI.PIMI | _ "t< d. fully i xl v per eeic .if ‘ he | - y hgl I'll' VI it 1 1 t a x i n g axx.ix from II" polls. Here in Ameri ca we w t>'ii sleep I.i I" the pi 1 >fes -ion; I c 'til ii i Ills, >111 hi ing on mu' 1 1 ■!< of 1 t ere .1 in '*• ha lint xx Inti ti <a!d III "is to u*. "put tlung- 11 \ I lie ( l e t m a n s y s t e m ,f e i | l i ; i ‘l l l g ilf (tie elect 1,elite 1" hr ' .liinut he ( I a ns f er of II"hi n^ul II 11 xxx1.' It Ii Ii 1le a lilt le *11 nunc 11 u* in \mcr i en, is based nn tic principle ■ rule txv maforitv. It should I vi' been e nough In *pttt the lag e g i n t e re st o f even die mu t a kadaisical vnli'i *. Tin1 incident slmnld l>< a lessoii ■1 iti/.ens o f tlie ltinted *la|is, I f " want a x nice in 1tie g ix i l rimeet 1 tins count rv we tiax c In vote. Radio Reception Is Goi ^ on arc invited R.i-tii) S h o p ; mv lullx In n u n c to the evening am i listen N*‘w t o mtisir from different parts o f th e cou n try. Radio se ts installed, a d ju s te d , and repaid Aerials erected. The New York Radio Shi U horn IJ N . I ' a r k A \ e. IIIR E R N .V riO N Ml \ X | | I'i IIK lt.X l.n 11c 1 m an' "I \ unit ip 01 i'i f.4 xx I i" u x 1hi c u n do ■ xi’ il' iiiiig yoii(a-e!f xx it:, if. 1 x p n * c o f n'x tu 1 klb icifii 11 u l. i'a 1 e I l i i- x ", n i i " o f m r r c u r s a i " l -It " I f . g i.illtg xvlll'l " ‘ " ‘I i c t u n u n g w h e n x c i x.itl ru le to d a y . N O N -V O T E R S D E C ID E 'n>(Te I iiIiii 1 Ink lug il In* 11 mi that i* paid In x .ixvuv i'i iiiii t h c Uari S h op Indict t. t im <i n their f 11 r 1 m1 ■1 + .ii" U 'illia iii : I ;'rni inei'd'ci "| 1 11 'h c n z i d l c t to na . in ■ " uiith, ANTI i t . i-;i; | i M, j'liniil MEXIC'u The I* I "i i ml 1 111 ■ I, Lv t i c legisliitmu i* more sex l e t 11il It Win- uml 1 1 1 . I 'Mi 1 a c»n-*t1 Mine die day of Uelil'X ll tutimi a u\. 1 ill 1 1 I II ICC X ‘lit < m Eiiglitml rn' 1 tu ri'-x1 >In11 "ti for ci'iil 1 at 11 g 1 1. " im ria) pro,' Eriince. \ i d I tie • mbleli c I ic* ......... ic in f 1 " "f the 111 x a liur*t 1 4 xxfug M'i'iii* ant i-i 1- 1 f a m i l x . luil dm \ hatred is all I he mote -tiling" 1 r..c 1 onfi*ca tiori xxa* ahoir fix m il u u i s shin t 'c ount r y that ha* been m l ' i " Iv I of lieiiii' 1 'imiiL'li religion* for cent 111 icTin m gixIIX e XI r I tin rein j I Imvi'X el , l he |ieudnlli lit xx 1 I ion In dc. 1 1 *u It cue way anil t lie mhei Mil ' i c udop 1 tioii of the on 1 1 chlirchc* liaxe leal lied I" xx.i : I d - tiding on xvhethi'i h a l f 11* pet dully t Ic- ( atlmlii 1 Inin ti, xx 1 atioic twenty imllu.c i> ilex 1 1 in n lull r\ all 1 1 111 a BKI I \ I N'S U O .N S IT ml ■ll III Ugh I de luaicl. "I In la I I Igat Upl I dm chat g" I Ii ii lull e lleell III] l "l I'l l xonei Ihe internalnnial pulii-e. That mtcrimt mnal t e n • live and Eui'opc.ins with Eni"c .111 officers, i* accused of rl crmg (irisoliei * I" extort dc-ucit « , >r, sinus liefnre t aking them ........... ut. I'oi’l uiultcix 1 hul pi "ii 1 mi l ined now In ax ,tgc pin, 1 at ill ,11 dix iduub. I l i a c il wa~ ■n. i n , , in all i ix ili/eil 1 "lull <tc I In prisoner, cxcii l he 1 1 ...... .. ni wu ness, wa* “ put to die t i*rt im 'i* a matter nf course. | And when torture wa* ahoii.hed by ttm Eicnct] revolution, highly civilized judges 1 1 >1111*111i 111 ,| I ]I;X( Without lo] till, du re could M. im .efficient administration ot tu-iice. “ Witnesses xx ill im III' co l l i -e. ml I less you torture Ihc truth mil ol dicin '’ A lilllc 111 dial d i o i x nmam:, Imre anil there m cur police "tim'd dcgrci OI'KJ S ta n d a r d D c nut n | ' l i " t i 1 !* r u v u J m t XV11 It D m .m l " f -1 Hilt' i , m e n a III i t " For w h ; i ) ' V!»’ t t t i c y * (I) i m n t f im I im .illiii ■ i i i r * 'll* M ha vn 1tu ;i g i m it t i c a l i i i g \ " i i c •n 'fji t h«‘ im ih l . N’ iixx Ite m . .. i l l y ' 1- .u r •v . D l ’t'j.N D N T I L !l» I*. M. IM |: \ 1 . I 1 New Outfit for Makii The much wanted and highly profitable Spanish Mission Tapered Roofing Til W i t h a x/cry s m a l l i n v e s t m e n t y o u c a n n o w obi c o m p l e t e o u t f i t f o r m a k i n g c o n c r e t e r o o f i n g tile,* t r u e S p a n i s h M i s s i o n t a p e r e d s h a p e , a produf* w hich a trem endous dem and already exists. Fttt.il t h i s o u t f i t sired. O nly1 w a s in v e n t e d , no shape is ne<] fw o m achine was ob­ just as was IS40A1 tainable that w o u l d Old Spain. Nf make TAPERED arate mold)| M ission tile like quired for that u sed on o l d - f a s h i o n e d ends or finials. S pan ish roofs, dem and ed A splendid prop c y architects and owners. The A u s c o O u tfit, m a d e b y t h e w . fc. A u s t i n M a chinoiy Co., established 1909, w i l l p r o d u c e a n a v e r ­ age of 5 0 0 tile per man p e r d a y ; an y color, a n y f i ni s h, a n y e f f e c t d e - for man w ith small 1 Equipm ent is portsbk be easily moved fro' place or one job other. Sold on easy' to responsible p a rt| W rite for literatur*| further details. W „ K* A r s t a n M a c h i n e r y C « • « l n M a r t a t t a l l n A l Herald Want Ads Bring Rest "i ,'-W* .'""•A" • “ , <. ,' : •j A>Sit ! 1 ■ 1 - .v iiV i '' 1 l ’ 11 K ixlK m ill linn * 111 every TIMM K 1, mm "t the Russian peasant who, win u when a nersou w I-tie* licit tic food is scarce, flclihcrnlcly go into niiglit cnnilatc 1 hr hear und u 1 stati' ajipt(inching hilu tiuilion a* 1tire for a tunc into a long himh. 1 die most economic way of passing Ordtlint ily, unyvim in good licallh ihc winter." J k‘v P ’Annufieto *nys In- i* goi ng l" ;trt(l spitil* enfov.s die impact ..1 It is hardly likely Hint human V »hut himaolf off from ihc rest id lile. cx ' ti I hough it *uMi"t turns 1 1 1|y, world. A m if timt vxmilil make tnlnrniltioii xxill heroine goneiul. III A I..X M T A U 1 rat her 1 "nc Ii For one thing, people an- 11 *0 .illv a n y a no m re. There are apparent lx a gi ( ,u too curious to know wlmt i* goi ng M-------------- n ll t i l l uce ( it'celev xxcic ah xc In 'In 1 mg t he next few t I115H. V ' p( - pie who hegi tidge die oil aimiit t hem to deliberately cut i'c.* If Jim Rt'Uil or W ay nc W liciilcr day 111* advice, ll 1 * saf e In believe. xx ill be a 1tciaendi'U* year* there | l i m e that nature i n p i i re s them t-, 1heinselvc* o f f in tins xvay. lUoxi'lnent nf Woro iiretiidout . tticy xxuld pruh t Wfinld iiul tie ")iu west, yuiuig se l l l e l h lo lllls slate, The u g n sleep, and whu are nteliimd I" rip Bbly do Rwny w ith the W h ile mail, gn w e d , " hul would mure About the nearest thing to hiber­ cultural r e su me , \vi|| In' ilexeiuped thill time Lu die minimum. It 1 . ' * ' H oubb tqiokeamain nation that is likely to he very pi'oliuldx lie for the young man tn minuifju l i n i n g enterpri:,,* dial are i a lot of fun to he a wa k e it on, ' popular is the annual vacation. go Smidi. not tu speculate in real adapted In this part nf I Im cnuitlrv is really awake , und engaged m m t This brings no sa v in g o f food or if’ - Inatead of being « suitor and cstutc, u* many y mmg men have will be I‘*tulili*hcd Imre; tile s l at e oec upal mn ‘ . hat tiring* satisfaction , Bing the world through “ port­ 1 dune in Eloriihi d i n i n g die past will lie (he winter home of die fuel, and cert ai nl y not of money, | In spite of this general liking Lilt it does accompli sh in the m a t ­ hole, Charles I’oinst will prolmlily two years, but gu Smith, establish wealth of (he land and die permit for nwiikeim.Hs almost anyone ter o f physical t u m lo Mn**uchu*x!UM to nve it their iiii( rejuvenation, of homes and prosper while cent populjii inn \yill experience a W o u l d i c glad, sometime*, lo draw i rest and quiet, what hibernation ro u g h * b a rre d w in d o w . J l i « ' l | " e g in ilevelnpiiig Ibis great wonderful growth. out ol the whirl ol things and drop might tiring about. empire lying east o f the Mi*si*sip It 1 * c.|ually reasoimlde in ex o f f into a sl u m b e r, o f a few w e- ks f ? Corgrt*a*nian UpHhiiw send* pi and Hoiith of die Polnmac rivers. I'ect dial the sil lies in dm southern . o r muni It*, in nrder In escape die Jrtb an ou t h ur si on tlu* Fourlii. While the drift of populations group in die' northward "'ill also 1 unstonl necessity of eating unit fa andorataud d i a l tut had been hi nee t tie first settlement nf„the At develop rapidly as nmnnfimturing T O M S IM S S A Y S This is. perhaps, mure I’I' IS evident dial Itih.ir lender.* I working. St for t wo week* mo somet hi ng lunlic Heaimard has heen steadily and industrial center*. Such de must do much thinking h u n n f i c r ! true today dinn ever before. These* I to happen. west, it I* only of late year* that vclopnmiii Ini* already started, and o f t e n 1 A ncile.'trnin is saf e only win die real potential opportunities of [This will liman Ihnl there will lie and under stand certain indtt trial iii;*' st renuous times, prnhlems. Merely orgam/. lng a nerves heroine fra/./.liu] ill die daily ' he is riding. t * , . A l r e a d y u h a l f - d o z e n m e n h a v e the United Stntx s have been disrov 11 milch h ug e r population in all of l e onf lict. ll would la* a g ie ai re- j m e n t i o n e d a n p n a s i b l e n o i n t - ered to lie in dm Southland, instead •hr Hoiiihern atulc* than there lias strike xx ill not do. Ihe lex tile worker* of i ‘a**aic. I lief to take a long no|i and let tlie ’ S u m m e r would he nicer if it l ) | t o f t h e D e m u e r u t i e P a r t y i n of hr the territitry west of the Me* heen in die past and n i d i the in­ N. J., xvcrc organized and struck, I body rpiietly reeuperute itself. I t ' i i t o n f u r u w u y t o b e g i n Mssinpi. took an hour o f f for turn h. crease ni die population td' minrliy Bring the m ailer, but wheri Wlute Elorldii tin* in tier clim- stalci. il means dial ttmre will he xxith great d e l c nni nul mn, amio.nic- J [’hat I Id* n a y he u pi ss ihilit v t i m e f o l i a a r o u n d w e h a v e a n ale and transportation If von don t gel a grip on yout facilities gre at er deiiiuml lor tiui itroduels m g their intention to rum the mill | is the theory of Dr. Dudley ,1. Mor­ ton of the Yule School of Surgery s e l f s ome on e else xxill t he Donkey wilt have ruough advantages that are not fmind ill of this stale; there w il l ’Tn* mure owners, if necessary. The t aller fought lan k xx 11 h com- Certain uniimil* hibernate and Dr. »en«e to jdek the best mini "fher other slates, Slates, in ill every every state state in in di die ! tourists to spend ttn-ir winters The trouble with being-a f ol l ow­ race. South there are opportunities of j here and I here will he more lour- plete stupidity, using asptix xiat Morton se es no reason w h y humans ing gase s, policemen’s 1 luhs, etc. may not do the s ame thing, with er is you g et dust in your eyes. rt-0 ~ — — trcmcniimiH trcmcmioUH promise promise for for (lie Hie futur future, : ists who 1 onm h u e lo spend the certain Invitations. He says: »jtor Jim m y Walker Hhould The mineral weat h »f Tennessee; winter dun will remain permanent' IT W A S a good fight, but— Ilea "There tire instances already on on Hm scenic «! tract ion of lourisls in Jy as set Her* Wav to leave !■ no fo lio hopea u ry F. Hillers, secretary o f New leeord whi ch lead me to believe sand* of time is footprint* on Die in c Cary linns; tho tigricullural reget out ami dig. Aldmugli the future of (he Smith J e n - e y ’s federation of labor, says I t hat llii.* is possible. Most of us c out Hntir(*ei*'f)f (ieorgia uml the ot tiers, is g rowi n g brighter “every day in is permanently l o s t , , i m v e l e a d t he bury of Nansen' s e \ Pit tsburgh coal man's wife cd him o f fe r rmmtxs for the support of mil every way, ’ and Elortdn's fut ure the strike e v e n il the mill owners give m. | perience on tlie the Fram, Eram, when iiis w a nt s to marry an ice man. But b o o n a llotts o f |K)Ople. not only appears bright, lull It Orders have heen shifted from l ‘n* men sl e pt for 2.’i hours a day, sju* 11 regret il next winter. t r i p m i o u t ' , “ N o w t hat t he great oppartunili uerniH positively certnin 1 ),aI prog»uie to ot her mills; not enough w a ki ng onl y for 11 idle to eat. ' v t i J b . q t n * . f i t to he f ound in Florida liuve Imeu l e s s in this state will n„t only be work could possibly be found now That w a s about as near to actual i h e little thi ngs count. In P a ­ ,JT-4r<iur- made known to the nation it I* | permanent, hut will eimiiiuinlh' a* for unc-hidf the men that went hibernation as t he hours get, for ris, III., a bee s t u n g an a ut o Hriv“ only reasonable to believe t h a t 1 lime rolls un. I’T ;*• out. inslnnces. Thun there ure stories er and caused a serious wreck. SOUTH F L O R ID A 'S A W A K E N I N C M f e e . * last c.iglit. ( to f ormer Und were i a n ted 1111111*>•I ot llt Ii I " Mg 11 I 11 1 ’ of ( hem lton*c Ir tier , 'I'd t he \ i l l . W ""ill ow U l . ou and l l a r d m g are it' ad ifc I'aft i* tli" only 0110 ot Die lout uving. T iP tS E 1 11 G I U voice;’ of I he 111 ad, ns ording ■i: t al ki ng maetiine i \ liinlei and i 1•s lieaid ihroiigti il lightty trend, e i g h t f e e t h i g h e r t h a n m t lie o t h e r , a n d d a y and nig iit eb Who ^maTcttri’*" hun<t‘° 'V *" " ,,M | t r e m e i i d o n s v o l u m e s o f w a t i r w o u ld p o u r a c r o s * t h e w alls R Ah! trctul upon it lightly, le*t t •sepai'litiug I h e pools, p a s s i n g I h n u i g l t e i g l i l y I u rliin e e n g i n e s , /, you waka , d e v e lo p i n g c o n i m ini* p o w e r r a n g i n g f r o m 50(1,0011 to Hull,000 ictf'The ancnsl *Iumber of tiu>hiqipy | hors** p o w e r to be c o n v e r t e d i n t o e l e c t r i c a l e n e r g y . ; \ I lit i.i i i : \ i i 1 < 1 >n I INI' ES I" 1 1 . hi g u v t r 11r111■r11 u m .Igallml I i r 1 ill II o t ic < h i i i i Ii. * tliolii' mavsiuipi : "alai! u r e T >1h u h h n In 1 1 ft ici/.c 1 tic guv p ;v < hu 11 t poliey. I’up'iichiul A n d so it is w i t h p l a n s now b e i n g m a d e to h a r n e s s t h e e m i n e n t w in o i*, t he tender friend of sui *l't|i 1111* I "111 I ' >lle I I". I.he t'llthollc w a t e r s o f tin* H ay o f K m td y f o r e l e c t r i c a l g e n e r a t i n g p u r ­ : .d d e* , 1 Inc \ ir 1 iilml 1-li.d v l Y o u drown ho softly in it* gentle p o ses. F o r t h o u s a n d s o f y e a r s ’ I ides h a v e e b b e d a n d flow ed g \ li e ' ll ol ariv Tee(l# must be n . my tide*; M No. " iilc r ■!" in t h e H ay o f F i n e l y , a n d no m a n c o n c e iv e d Hie id e a o f Ii .- u , 11 Mexico.1 ■t You know not you m e dying, yet I p u t t i n g t h e m to w o rk f o r h u m a m t t 1 ,11 ■a tc-iI .11 Mev Hut w i l h e l c e t n n u Cl il.k ' h i l«* Volf die; 1 "oul 'ic..ait 11 .. \l 1 a 1 .1-i • u And love with rose leaves all the b e i n g 11st (I t o r c o o k in g , h e a t i n g a n d a h u n d r e d o i l i e r pm . hi in- i. ■'ilxcil .....I 1 1 1 .11 I,. ruin hide*. p o s t s , il Ijclu IUu * ULtu&augy to fin d w a y s a n d m e a n s ot \'!\ (HI "II )ll I -II."Ill", >1 III L' mu ;i null'll 1 give "c tu* life I" g e t t i n g m o re e l e c t r i c i t y . So u p to t h e tro u t to n i c * a m a n *0 llnten, love, Imw all the tnnhle 1 I l.l'.ioi ll> LI11u V. 111 lie "1 I'I' -I I'll. w i t h a p la n b o rn o f n e c e s s i t y , a plait s i m p l e e n o u g h lo be King: I’"\ I'll lll'lllgtl 11 Ilimn I iv hit i x e "I ft.■ i 0 BRpt O *uiig! 11 green w urltt' c o m p r e h e n d e d by t h e m ust o b t u s e l a y m e n . Ui'li m ;' 1 u . .111 I impl'lsmied Iin liloHHomlng! I' i u - 1 nr "ini arc ix , 1.11 jw.i Sen w alls a r e to be lim it h e m m i n g o f f tw o a d j a c e n t a r m s Whi to a* the luiiiil if Mo ses , n 1 ar n e d 1 *I ■nc 11 \ c i ’t ■’ ot (lie se a , I ro in t h e o c e a n a n d f r o m e a c h o t h e r . Tin- u p p e r 1.. 1liiijil' bloom* the tlmrn. dc .a 1 •icir "Inn In1 I. 't hmg "ill S we e t a* the brenth ol .li­ pool w o u ld h a v e a n a r e a o f o n e h u n d r e d a n d t i l t \ s q u a r e the Spring. m iles, t h e lo w e r w o u ld e m b r a c e l i l t y s q u a r e mile*. N a t u r e I IN M l A . \ N D ni"*l d n e l u . 1 hi Mexican lax: imw I'oilud- any many h lovely gu t jlmt long h a s n l i t a d t d o n e m o s t ol I lie l e i j u n e d w o rk , a n d a tvall less Awl h ath lain | t h a n a m ile lo n g w o u ld s e p a r a t e (lie f i r s t pool fro m (lie religious "i del "i any religion l" nun nr uripiirc real e*l ate i t i apl Beneath tho gru*ti, nut in the min s e a , w h i l e a d a m t w e n t y - f o u r h u n d r e d le e t in l e n g t h w ould Ia I ( 'hup Ii building* and "i In 1 c and rslh, i s o l a t e (lie s m a l l e r . A b u l w a r k t h i r t y - s i x h u n d r e d feet lo n g 1 lunch pr"P"llx liecoinc die |U" : u Li ft * up n duiHied lieod tu hem |ull\ cl l lie inti ion, lii -h >|> | w o u ld s e p a r a t e t h e t w o pools. him Bing, palaces, tiou*e--. religion* >emm.in a little, smile*, 1111 •J r;r, Hearken* Hvari Lock g a t e s o f t h e u p p e r pool w o u ld be o p e n e d o nly at h i g h •■ . asylum*. <onveiiis, ‘ "lleg" «>r ajpejiH aguin. 1t i d e a n d t h o s e o f t h e lo w e r pool o n ly at low tid e. T h u s t h e m u Imildiug. hill M uml beloi .g mg In any creed are »nut 1 a alctl ami Y e a , love, thin very grmiiul ynu v vater level in o n e a l w a y s w o u ld ln> f r o m s i x t e e n to I w e u l y made gnx c m n i c i i l prnpei't y . m i:- ■ » A. I). I'I II III t(l m e — U r , | | Ni On* I'HlJn*. 1 All ext tiiiitl. . . ■ fwrn , W 1st SI W \ J- f •: , , - f. J ., V I I M P 3 7 » v T f l » ; V ' ' ■ ' Jtv • it ■ ■' t * �aMHHMHlWlWpjlg* mm ..—/W^u^, Vi vkU-i^dfev ^aiMi^vss vii w. .id , . , .v .v. \ V M8 MRS. . | '.^«* “ * >* f w ’* FRED S. T ’alit,, w h e n be nil! sprint some lirthei's o f tIn* Guile I nee. lb a t It nYlocl. at h*tlc Avenue. [Circle will meet al I Mr. an,I Mr*. Ilenr\' Mcl.aiilm | « w J none el Mrs. l and son Pr. Henry MeLuulin and irsday Dter ft. E. S. I'irnic puth. All members ft at lloli ■1 Valdez. id ay 1’iiU'i nit ere t to lie man\ Sail ford It lend , o( t hose lor j I people . V Wheel, r. and Mrs. Belt Mr aurI Mrs. It. P. Herndon and l Mr. McLauliiTs sister, Mrs. Atm.] Monroe, of San Tot *1, Flu. were the f amil y attended Hie ball g a m e in - Woodluirn timtoreil to Tani| i ami i l i t ' l p;i i 1\ to make tile t ip to the t l i l u nd o Monday a f l er noon . | St. Pet er s b ur g whe re they spent ! I"P u 1 11i k*■ 1 Peak t lus year hy | burl 11, the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hutton were I among those from Stinforil attend Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell,, Alls*. ! *" r. uml Mrs E , c . B a rn h a rt, nig the ball g: .... at tfrlandn Mon­ II. W. W alker and day aftei noon. Ferric Hell and Clifford Hell J r . Mr a nd Mi jmotnroii to I lay In,ia Iteacli Monday M i.o, Li I \ an ‘Thornlev motored to T am p a and 1d P etersburg for the anil spent i be day. Mr. and Mrs Pray Inn Baggett Fourth. \li- s TUoriiloy went l'nnn and Mi itu) Mi Sul ItrnwB form Mrs. M A. Hogan and daughter. I Hetty of Lakeland, spent I In day Tampa to Hradenton where she ♦'ll a lon gen pi l ( s i l l y mo t o ri ng to I tils Wee attending the t b l a n d o Moiidtiv ;il'ii*rmioti to wit here Monday a.- ttu* guest id Mrs, w ill im nil Mcl hmlii State A* I in hlv . ness 1hi' bull L- me Ml II. N ew ma n at her Imim on Oak j M detiell and othy left Sun (mints in South Monday al Palalka as I lie giiesl o| | da v m l heir <ri i In r m ini, Mrs, J, T .lobno n i ( H*OI'gill. 5p|e ' prllillMg Moll I Ilea, ll. J. A. Cockrtin of Camilla, La , 1 Tin* many friends of Deaconess | Hie guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. I .. Harriett Pinkhii) will regret to inter a n d d a n g l i t c r , Stomleiiinire tit thi*ir home. learn that 'lie passed a wav Sulur l y for W a s h i n g t o n , day aft, in.... .. ill her home in O r ­ By will visit a* the Mrs. W. S. Stiiudeiiiuire and b-ado. The funeral was held S u n ­ Driller's s i s t e r . Mrs. family, Miss Klnise Coekran of day afleriionn at J o'clock in that ( amiila, Ga., aiul G. f . ( nekran city. spent Sunday very pleasantly at J. G. Sharon, Pe l.eon Springs. Mr *7iiill Mrs Frank Gonzalez, Jane Sharon Mr and Mrst. S. O. Chase, Randal! imilh motored to Mrs. W. ( ’. P e fo u rse y and Mr.,. Chase, Mr and Mrs, H. F. Whit Monday where [,. H. Hollar anil children leave iii-r, lii-niamin W liilnrr and Miss tr r v Wednesday for Newport New Vu., Klizrljclh WliittH'f attended the where they will spend some lime. fuiierid of Peneoness H arriulte C. Miller and Piirkhill Sumitiv aflernoon in Or Mrs. J. M, Moye and the Mi.sen laiido. Helen Miller were b n l people motor I Elizabeth Move, Maria Moye IL I of .le f t e I soil, p leach for the day da Butler and Florein e FlowtrMm Mlcno Em spent (lie day Monday vi*r\ plea , • ia . will a n i v e here Wcdiu -dav1 I ant ly al I>a\ Iona Beueh. [ petid a few >lu\ s here with he ,i hi'ot In*r. l*i. A . W Epps. k , of. ViilihMu, Ga., p-cml here as (III* 1 Mrs. John S chirard and t-bildn n I M i :. Hi v a n S t u r m a i i a m i c h i l ­ ltd Mrs. C. Miller.' returned home Sunday from Pablo Heneb where I bey spent several li re n re| a r f ie d Im in c M a u d e v eve weeks. n i n e f r o n t I l . i g l e r Bea ch w here .uooii g A. E. Itnlibiiis and (s Th el ma and I ,iu\v id to <'ocmi Heat li Dmiii left Monday when* she will . . J R * before returning ijit Fort Myers. Fred P aiger rcInnday evening from It her [lolllls Oil (here I hey s|K*lil i RESIDENCE TELEPHONE I - of the Hee Bishop, Me * Mrs. Mabel Blsboji, loye and George a congenial party luytona Reach Mon lu T ni lie ( mi *. J c n n \V . Wad*. w - u t b , I ' l i t t i - d S l a t e s s e n a t o r , sa id t h a t ;d | a l l " i p t s t o d i c t a t e Pen i d - ' h a lm I. g o v e r n m e n t m u s t i c ■ub in I";1111-ri-, 'The s e n a t o r w a s m l t od m i -I “ as n f i l l u m - R e pu t) In an i a ndid to loi tin- presidem v Mr and Mrs. IImuil Tidiii and GEUItGE U \SIIINGTON F \L I,S I wo da lie id e| s have i el l i me d from j P a y t o n , i Ihaeli i to make t heir j PL \ IN'FI I'Ll*, N. J.. George fut ure I......... het'f 'They ai e pleas Washiiigton ntilmrsed! Itepresr*nt mil Iy Med i t Lake Mary. up tbi I'euiTuI ut a parade, A. F.. Wilmei'ding, 7U, fell when his M r mid Mi , -I G. Hull and t heir mount allied at a file erneker, diiugliiei Mrs. W. J, Ste ed and i hildi'e,, ,,f K iksiiiinn-i* and Mr: . i ii \\i;i* : school n a m i, W J Stei'd Sr., mnlnred to P a y Iona Heatli Moudav where they 1 N EW ROCHELLE, N. V . A spent t lie da v. miunhiT now explnins thtlf the PARIS, .lull (1 i/|'i John G A lulel* on of (III* W mg fo ot coup try cluh. Now York, todav woo the I'Yetirh (imat citr g o l f ilium piotiship, i e n c a t l o g his feat of l!'2J. II.* d e f ea t ed W. L. Richard, New Aork, H> op and nine to pit y. W it,LIAMS Si t ( KKPS < OHPF.lt WASH INt;TON, July d.--(A*) President Coolidge toda vnamed Albert G \\ i lii.ims. of 'Texas as head o f Ltn* farm loan hiiremi to succeed Robert A. Cooper, who re signed, e f f e c t i v e inimediatelv. Mr. Cooper will remain as u membe r of I lie hoard. —</P)— Mra. Beatrice W. Flagler, widow of J . II. Flnglsr, millionaire steel man and Arnmnd A. Sullivan, n form e r physical culture instruc­ tor, woro m arried nt the Tnnnersville Inn., about seven miles from Strmnlsbu rg. The m arria g e ceremony wns p er­ formed hy Rev. J. M. Shellenherger, pastor of tho Reformed Church a t Tnnncrsville. The wedding was to have taken plnce in S trouds­ burg but the publicity given the engagem ent caused a change in |ilnns. Charge Against Doty Reduced Considerably i By French Officers BEIRUT, Syria, July fi.— t/J’) The serious charge of desertion from (lit- Foreign Legion against Bennett J. Duty of Memphis, Tent)., i lias been reduced to the infinitely less serious charge of absence without It vivo with extenuating i eireumstaticrs. Duty was fight iug for F ra m e against tin* Rebel Prn sc tril>«s. The new charge curries a penalty :"f imprisonment from six to eight months at the m od, in the event of conviction. The death penalty is the maximum penalty for desertion under fire. Duty, wlm is 2fi year.- old, served 'i n the World war and was praised hy his commanding officer here for heroism at the capture of SuutMila. i He was to have been court mnrttailed tomorrow, but the trial lias , been postponed indefinitely. A ! semi-official explanation is that he j was captured hy Druse Rebels | while absent without leave nnd , held prisoner hy them. IHI N A T A GE O F 101 MORE H E L P AUTHORIZED NORFOLK. Aa., July (k Mrs. WASHINGTON, July (I— </P)~Mary Htngley, reported to be III] 'The Postoffiee Departm ent today Veal'S of age and believed to In nuthordized the postm aster a t I lie oldest member of the Hailed Avon Park, F in , to employ threo Daughters of the <'mifcilcriiey, died additional re g u la r clerks, dfCecIasi night t he Home for the 1 live July P>. Aged, iii Pm (sinouth. 'The first commercial shipment < AILLAI \ GIVES VIEWS I of seed potatoes from British Col­ PARIS, July Ii.— (/P) Fiiuincc. umbia to California went forward j Minister Gailluux today told the recently, consisting of fit) tons of | Chamber of Deputies that France Hu thank certified tued. must settle her foreign debts in ir- | | der to secure stabilization of the Roots of shrubbery should be i franc. snaked well he fore planting. Dollar D a y s $ 1.00 If* ihtztin Men’s Neck Tit's, Sppt'ial Tw o I’m Ha Turner spent the nt delightfully at there she was the $ 1.00 Wood. limning ami sop AT und granddaughter, Ion, motored to Palm they spent the week bn Lx uf Mr. and Mrs. Boy's S h irts ami Blouses Values up lo $1.50 ( Howell returned [hflernoon from Ar spent tho tinsl two friends. Ellsworth Harper Stored to Daytona where they spent Through our special methods yo u r clolhes'L ... THE STUf l BOR NE S T S O T ' S WI LL DISAPPEAR i THE GRI MI EST DIRT C A N N O T ADHERE WE NEVER FAIL--WE PERSEVERE! * w**‘j W ffWa’i CillrJf; «w fWnmW Seminole Pressery Phone 632J ••Tkr fit ore $ 1.00 $1.00 Salt: of Shirts Otm at our n'gular price, then emu (‘x ( tji for $ 1.00 rt* I w u B r a s s i e r e s , Of! I values Boudoir Billow s A ssorted colors $ 1.00 IjidioH* UiuliTweiir ([owns, teds values tt|» In $ 1.00 Child roll's dressmv uml House Dresses $1.00 Fancy Work Two clothes and napkins $1.00 i'anev Silk Scarfs $1.00 HI x ‘MI Sltcel.s No Seams $ 1.00 Five Yards Pajama Check Cor $ 1.00 li Yards blenching $ 1.00 2 ■/!» Yards fast colored prints TIIK Inn*1 ("ash Drug Co. <l«>nf ti* l'rlnrfav It'HUicri'il rtinrmI k! -# ) our** vt |»*trlr‘iir •* SEWARD A lu f * Jut Cnpt. George Hobart flQ| as leader of the Detroit nedition, recently tried to the Arctic wastes north of in search of land, said here ! he intends to succeed’even lias to walk buck. Capt. Will on his w ay to Detroit — he probably would return.tft-i within two moniba. n'-zL. , On h h re tu rn the* explorer. 1 »’■ ke lest flW hts.but w lth 'l e l equipment. Point the Arctic const of A b u t tic tho base of the next At Gasoline nnd oil are now shipped from Nomo to Poll* row. ‘ 3 „ _______________ KILLED IN TIRB if P H ILA D EI 4PHIA , Ju ly — An a tte m p t to st«Al a.Uyfj n parked nutomobllc in H x Philadelphia, strcub e a r l y ‘s lit, cost the life of on* youtyf f n l o j the injury of another ' ♦ h i pidieemaa fired on them , ^ ’ dead mnn was Frank Guli<ik«i son of a Philadelphia p b y il 'Tin* wounded mnn Is Georg*.] *:enii*r. Philadelphia -------------------------- jVfP White gold h<H‘amo popttl the jewelry trade about l l ^ l ago, although it had b«e6, luxionully for m any year*',-* ■ . i* mi sly. — <------ ----- n - . - Amusement* Gonttnuoiu front ______ I t p. m. -------- n fl "•■^1 TODAY S Iren® Rich In ' ’*i'^ “THE ISLES OF, RETRIBUTION” . - z fom w ly * n d . Tropical R*vi®w ' ;fj, — : * :f WEDNESDAY ,V Reginald Denny lh > WHAT HAPPENED'! JONES” —Comedy— 1 ?*^ “KEEP TRYING” ; '4 l Aesop’s Fable®. * ,f ------------- " a. Jar 120 IIU 1<M) wtV' 90 JO J.V JO in aa m 40 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ■Jfi Dii/cri M en’s I llinil inis. vvtt sltlls 1**1" llaniriek. Mi s s 'Tin*I Ind Mr. atel Mi lored to Uaytomi where they spent pleasant ly. a Cleaners 1 Dyers N LW AHIT; July « f/Pl New Voik in-w lei* t v o native sons in foin-glL e on , .nuti d lor 1he tiresi ilehi v, ilmurli of different [aditical fan h, but i . . Ii a w et. At tin Tummmiy Hull Indepeml etn i- I h e nilI-., Governor Al South was int rodlicrd as the next presi dent At ttie Buffalo municipal i - lebi al ton uf the holiday, Govt-r nor Sm ith'; name was greeted t UOPlb oll*:L WINS I RENT H MEET KXTRA SPECIAL:—4 YDS. 40-IN. PLAIN COLORKI) VOILES, ALL SHADES, $1.00 FOR 4 YDS. I by E x p e r t to . I law kins an a so|i at then Two Now York Sons Inform.'illy Selected Sop The [’residency A wedding which came n* a surprise to their many friends was that of Saturday evening nt DeLnnd, when Miss Mildred Muys of Louisville, G h., became the bride of JnmcH E„ Roland Jr., the ceremony being performed hy Judge Peacock, and wns witnessed •y Mr, and Airs. .Max Bradbury, Miss Nanette McDonald and Hoke McDonald. » The bride was becomingly attired in honey dew crepe do chine, with large picture hat, shoes and other aci'ct'Sories of the same shade. Mrs. Rowland is the daug h ter of Mr. and All's. J. J. Mays of Louis­ ville, Ga.. and has made Hanford her home lor a short time. The groom is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. '.rallies E. Rowland of Vidctte, Ga., and litis made Sanford his home fur some time, holding the position as a-s is ta n t teller at the First Ayitmnal Itunk. immeritaiely a fte r the ceremony the young couple left in their car tor a slnul wcd-ling trip, keeping t lu*ii ile t iltnl i, ui a secret , d Fri luces. I .nl I'll I tie, i Man Hradtiury, Alls, (icorgi h.veieltsoo ot PaII I *opalil mid Hoke Frank Edenfield and Judsnii Set ired lo f I Angus minis are at Philadelphia, w h e n 1 I,ilk;* lias returned to luo lioiie* I a fte r a pleasant, viut lu*i e with] they are a t te n d i n g tlui Se q uui ii ' Ic i sister:; Alt's llaiobl II.i kins tenjal. 'They will al*o visit ut Al anil Mrs. Hanoi Tolar Alls. Rodney i o n i-iii i* lliutle City ami N e w York before leltsmi wil I be eioeiri Per* d Ices Pi e r c e motored t et urn iug home. I s Al IMS I*lot elu e Mal m bach .Monday and tc' Frock h Mi F bull, Mr and Mrs. J. L. M urentette entertained the employees of the M itane atiil Princess T hea ters S un­ day at their nnnunl outing a t C ry ­ stal Lake. Tile day was m ost delightfully spent wit’b swimming, boating and other wirier sports together with* mnsic .and games. At noon a sum ptuous dinner of friend rhirken, hnrheciie, punch nnd other dainty viands which help so to make it], a perfect picnic dinner ware served. Those cm loving this outing were: Mr and Mi R. W. IVarman nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Drury H ern­ don, Mr. m^| Mrs. George Brockhalm, Maxim* Brockhahn, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Pitts, Mr. nnd Mrs. O t­ to Ander* *n, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gov, Mi.-:,; Dorothy -Smoke, Miss Adelaide Smoke, Miss Helen Mareiil'elte. lUimaii I. llnscll, Marry l'ri|u art, Archie Frnnklin, William ! lik e , l,,b . Hendricks, W. I*' Itiiveticl. -- I Mr. and Mrs. ,1. L. Ma H ii t t-t 11 ! board of eduealion changed the G AR FOR EVERY SIX IN G. s J WASHINGTON: If you have no Mrs \\ .1 S t .....I nml children immr of tin- new high school from and Mis ,! s p e d Sr., o f Kis I Woodrow Wilson to New Rochelle ear, and feel miserable about it, simiiiee e< nl tin* week eml in San 1l-i can «• --I the pupils' i tiecr for there is red so much company. Of l o r d a- I tie guest:-, o f M l , I m l M r s I their athletic teams. New Ru (ticial rigure.s are that there is a | ear for every 7! people mi earth -I. G I! ,11 ele be t'liyiut" ix it h t heii' yell and f or every six in the F ailed | W 11 oil i loos not Slate*.. Mi­ I. K Whit. haas it *t* for (lo- week , g I II A I L E D I N T O C H I R T i ork is oxed to insulate the Mr. t ,1 Mi Stimlivnnt of Jack NEW Y O R K : lb.lice at Gmuv walls of most electric refrigera* sum iIb* and N. T. Frazier of Mi j Is In ml were quite tmpnrt.ini. If ami. t in \] utnlav aflerninm the I girt ■ tn bathing eatinnl w ear nne- lot's. part v iti n d to /Jaylnlia Heaeh piee" nil-, lhi>,;e in eabarels must where ib a! 14*in It t| t In* ('m o,ia lie eat , fill a tn wearing less than I In -\ h a v e been 1 1 n i n e h e r b r o t h e r t ion Hall thatEight Kiris ut a lintel revue Mr. and Mrs. Norman l). Pile $1.7 E I G E N K P E R M A N ­ ami w ilt , Mi ai Mrs. Mart in Mi ' have been m del i d In i ill rt, Palalka spent Monday as the Piiim l. ami an ■w tile pie -ts of ENT WAVE a bet Ii Ri i Inns, in m guests ot Mrs. U L, Riles and on hyi mother Mi A ingl i the d ay here .AT, AMTHPRAAVS SI ITO K T v lilAT Iltr htfui' flnl HiJiri rl D i n r ii Hli rhiRti I riiilH il«» kink*. | I'lliL A D E L I'lllA . July fi. bl'l Paulk Reeve* left. Saturday fur Til (i I'.iik nif l!i|n rl W i n T p i . \<» Miss Miriam Powell of ’Tampa I 'The I'resliylerii'ii Church, uiiltfim fur fij»|HilnIHiriLl Sycamore, Ga., where he will spend | s ■nl Tuesday :■flcruonii here as FLOODS C A t S E RIG P AM AG hi ( | hrough Pr. Lewis Seymour two weeks with relatives. tile guest of Mi ss Miirgtuet '/.aeliROSE MARIE 111EA UTY j Madge, its stated clerk, todav nolinrv enroute to |t"itils in North VENN A, July ti. . Id’l Ail vice i fied Mayor Kendrick (hat the dePARLOR It. L. Hohcrtsoa left Monday fm <'arolina. from I • ii - say great damage atul luunination ha> withdrawn its sm> \«i. (I Mitr|>li> Areiot** . l ae k s o i n i l l e w he re he will spend lo*s nt life has beep caused m thm port from the Sc.squi Centennial j.a H \\ nsli his Ion, -— PIiiiim* ZZOO 1 a f ew d ay s liefnre gnjpg to L n i | ,A|t and Mi*. C AA'. '.'ii'itill an : eeti-pi • f Austria by severe Ex [ins it ion bn a use of the polte v O r litml ■*» l-'lorlitn Aug, tes. Cal,, where lie will attend | main, I tin* hirtli n f : d.iiighter I ollnu mg eloudbur.sts. hy keeping the exposition open on the national eon vent mu o f Lions , .Inly fi The btihv has been mini t'luh, hei ng reiiresentalivi local cluh. |r c t Cowan nnd Undzurc among the Sunending the duy MonBeach. Motidav al tel noon where they at tended t I f ball g. me. “ Mr und ami rhiIdien. lit 12 JO o'clock at [ Bl a ck Hotel ho nm i r e St r aw a of I to it of t a l e (I, A, iv ' Ayemie. ’*!i n m I Mr t Rossit M i*is Laura lint let* spent l tie day | III t le daughter, Grace Vr* D A IU E R , SOCIETY ED ITO R The Seminole C hapter Num ber: 'Ctu* many Sanford friend* o ff matron of honor was Mrs. I.. O. Two (). K. 13.; held n most enjoy 'M iss Edna Caldwell of Bartow, i Boynton. Little Miss Beth Page able meeting Thursday evening nt | w,ln , " a fioqyenl visitor war. flower girl and I.. 0 . Boynton (onday the Masonic Temple. The meeting h*’r*‘ as tin: guest of her grand- | wns best mnn. The ushers were jfceare Story Hours was last one to he held until fall. J11" 1her. Mrs. S. E. Gillon, will he ; (merge Caldwell, George Carter, I'cloek lit tin; Hast An unusually IntcrcHting report interested to learn of her mar Garner White* and Clarence Boachoul. fr o m - th o grand chnpter recently | ril,* '‘- which solemnized | well Jr. Thursday, The following account i “ The bride wore pearl g ra y cordheld ut Tailnhnssee was read by the 1Thursday, ^tnilny 1 "Sun" cd romaine embroidered in rhin e­ W orthy Matron, Mrs. Glenn E. Mr of the wedding appeared’ in League uf ('litirt'h Kny, stones and a g ra y h a t trimmed day’s Tam pa Tribune. 3 ss will meet with “ The mai rmge of Miss Edna with pencil blue. She carried an A fter routine business bad been a t ■! o'clock, N. Hooker arm bouquet of bride’s roses and transacted n delightful program Caldwell ami Jam es less meeting uf th*i under the direction of Mrs. Alfred Jr., both of Bartow, was solemnized valley lilies Thursday evening, June 21, at fi [ “ Mr. and Mrs. Hooker left imla ry Society of the Liljn wns rendered as follows; Vocal duet, Mrs. It, L. Chrissen- o'clock at the Associate Reformed ' mediately following the ceremony |h a t the church at berry and Mrs. )i. L. Glenn. I I'reshytvriur church in Bartow, tor a trip to the east const and on I’inmr solo, Mrs. Mary Maine*. I The Itev. .1. N. Lesslie officiated. Their return will In* at home to Ing of the Dough* Aesthetic Dunce. Dorothy Gibbs. , assisted by the liev. Hurry Frasier, i their friends in Bartow. "lass of the MethRending, Miss M argaret Cowan. "f McIntosh, a cousin of the bride. 1 “ Among the out-of-town guests o’clock. [tell will entertain At the eoiu'lusiun of the program f "The elmreli was beautifully dec | at tending the wedding were: Mr. the F irst Bup- a social hour was enjoyed, Mrs. Ben loralcd and a musical program , in ,nnd Mrs. J. 'T. Steel, Mrs. George ^y evening, 8:.101 (tutliri«- and her assistant s serving jcharge of Miss M argaret Glark, I Fiiehs, a sister of Mr. J. N. Ilookvvtis given preceding the ceremony, lor, and her daughter, Mrs, W. H. i rt incut in the n dainty refn slmient eiiurse. Shy wits assisted by Miss Sarah I Kendrick, all of Tam pa; Mrs. S, E. Caldwell and Miss Lucille Seward, | Gillmi. Mr. Jam es Gillon. Misses The ma ny friends oT George Mdnists. \ Allie, Grace anil Ruth Gillon of nday Cowan will be glad to learn that “ Miss Allie Gilbm, aiiuTNy/' th ■ Sanford; Mrs U R. Crawford, [glass will enter- he is able In he out a g ai n a f te r a bride, was maul of honor, and the and Miss Kbie Giieti of Coronet | t I o'clock at the I serious illne- „. the guests being Jonrd of Managers t Mrs. \ e s t a Ransome l a v lelt ’The f ollow m g a 11 icb* fi inn I h> Mi 11111 MrMahlon Wright [Club. Tuesday uftcriinoi, lor l . ni s da b . < olortobi S pi l l l g G a z e l l e will tie of and i 111Id11'u motored to Hikindo M e ss e ng e r will was ’ C^iiSr, Eastern Stars Hold Milano And Princess James E. Rowland, Jr., Mrs. Beatrice Flagler Wilkins Plan BARTOW GIRL, WELL KNOWN HEJRE, Delightful Meeting Employees Guests At Weds Louisville, Ga., Weds A. A. Sullivan Continue Sea, IS MARRIED TO J. N. HOOKER, JR. At Masonic Temnle1 Outing: At Lake Mary Girl Saturday Nig-ht STROUNDSBURG, P a„ July fi. A laskan W aste / i \cial \endar lion itfSXW W if H lonanli will w $m m -*. ■s- ■t'tasawastttitt.v' t strata.* /»i>fc«*AJu»*tf*n*t± r a t m n M B M V :v . ^nttm***m am m ^ v M r a? ,10 ?oV ,n L J J 0. \\11 Husbands and Wives vretaf Settling the Hot WeaOlC# B aking Q u estio n " S o m e foods, like potatoes, rice, s p i n a c h , etc., have to b e -''M c o o k e d a t home, but not s o \ with bread, You husbands and wives have n heart-to-heart talk .. »• have it understood that she'll cook only Avhat is necessary, and that hereafter no bread will he baked, but thatirhc is to serve, three tim es , a day, Merita Bread, whether a? toast, sandwiches, sliced cold OC wArnicd up a bit. It is up to you, Vis; Men, as well as the Women, t o .'.i;.#' solve this question of bread bakinjf during hot. sweltering summer^7, days and free the Wife from cookr.tovc bondage so that she m u y m have more time for rest and ro-,;k, laxntion. The first step is adopt Merita Bread as a reg u la r 3 diet instead of home-baketj bread* ".tri Fresh ‘D aily �OT ffS tm w m ' - f - I i -f' w r ■Ti Mil i *uae ■ iu r.-i,, . i ■ *| •+! W in n in g $. * K d tit A c e O n d ^ S fa te s r J o A r e S co r e Johnson And Mnrberry Hurl Excellent Hall To Turn lit Dmihle Victory; Each (lives 11p Only Seven S afe Clouts A llo w s H it W h ile G ettin g : 11 F LOR I D A S 1 AATE L E A G U E W *in Lout Dot. •1 Bradenton U 1.000 1 1 ( Jrlando .r.od 1 .500 Sanloi d i 1 I Til iii)nt .500 1 Nl. I'eter.-Jan g L .500 1 1.ukelaud 1 .500 t 1 .500 F o i l Myei's *f M Sarasot a . .000 1 CiticjiKo Drops First (!:tme A MERIC AN L E A G U E Hut H i u s Second, HI lu 7; AA'on Lost I ' d . .•i) .115K New A’ol'li '2fl ISrnvos Ami ituhins SJrlil, 12 :tr. .5 15 | I’liilinielI'iiiu l,;tsl (cimcHeiiij'lIidinKlIee 13 o(l J, 11 it 'ui ..go S1 [ ( leveillll.l 37 3H ; \A ;i ■-limp 11ni 2(1 2,1 ( ills .;s 3M . IMl 11letroit II 1I .32 1 ' Nl. I.mrt21 .2KK f>2 j flO l ot! TWO GAMES TO THE SENATORS FIRST GAME ford CUBS AND BUCS DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL MONDAY Club Standings M a n a g e r Divide Double Header White Sox And Tribe R u n s "Game Played r .On Sloppy Field fl Mackmen Defeat Yankees 11 NATION Times, Culling Down Dead 1 Of Headers; Hrown Win U ' (' i r11 . n ri;Mi \l LK, a<; i k Wort I j i I Hi 31 'HI :;k to 3!. 'S(i 1!) IK 35 3!) .: / ;:o ■11 •_m ,» ■15 Wins 15 th Game Plans A re Compl( For Baseball Beni Thursday Afterm ) W'W:*p-a, aiiTt; “ lk d iiim l N ku D a y ” W illi S T A R S O F 'biiwThmol'-Towl! g a t h e r in g I Iv»ldc earning Ilore INATIONAL ia I)o\vned Twice By Fighting I ‘billies <'orison 1’itches Sl en dy (Innie Iu Opnu . ; Heds And Curds It 'd Hrenk l .tc n On Double Hill .:,m / IMohili/alimi Of Hi«| O f (Juir World e] 'J'ii He CumiikUij [iUm*st In Team Is On The Increase II | C O L U M H l L S e U l a o , ,|U„J Club fs Colled Best Moitilismt the lag lien Cantwell, st ar 1wilder of i ion of .51 J Mitt t.'U ;:li llle t I lei v F i d , nllowed the ( ' o i l . I • X I t ■■ r n r Ilf"1* world is vm 'c. t-.l yJ ITTTNKI IJt ; 11. July I Id .53 l iui ^v one iii) ia lb ■ m o l d i n g g a m e ; W ASH INC ION, duly (I.- o l ’i ! Nt. 1.mn ■ f>-H a)l lo a m K v e r i i>u-tni i m i n v t i i h ,,- s , , 4 F r o m H ill B u t C o lts .52M Fit I hm; ■i ami I liieagn divided a yesterday and S anf ord won. II II, Johnson ami Mnrberry pitched ■< hi. uiro double hill Monday, the Fir.ue .521 M was ( Mi l well'' i li f t ee ul l i v'ieiorv ] ; .C o m e B a c k T o W in Washingt on yesterday to a double j H» f if*k 1v iy A s s o n ih lc d In S o u t h ........ ti'ii . 1K7 eaptriiing rlie morning g u m e . I to and In, . i \ t h . luiloiit. 'file forme.' (jv-V. . ______ victory over the lied Snv. I lie S e n ­ 1 N 4' \v V iirli 1 ionul n i iojhii open i h,itiii>!<in<h .•la \ I. .1 uj I'll" ' 11 ro tile uftorjIOOM eel Ia, Hm vei .' il v of I'l'tiner cn Inn lei ha I ator 5 winning Ilu* first g a me of an 1'hiliulelpbia [ l hail h al f o f I be I' ■inil Bv It. L. IIUOKF.lt Starling o ff the second half of ■ui'er v. eakened in Iii • bet u a 11over o f : t leiu't h to t h e )I .31*'. In lo 7. aft< rnooii double-headed, ! to I. iln.xf un ilu eked iu Iasi no Florida filnte League season, ' 11 a i i a o g . iill i 1 a i r being erne nmi h of " oprtu !', and at I cr om' Willie I s of I la- I'll I lia'f, and ha . and the xcrnii'l, 'I In 2. The vet A m o n g the s '. ii . xixtjI W d yrslerduy split n double i iJ.'led |od:iv and l o i m u i o w Ini tin i on bad ■ n cored, Italie A da m i lo I lull four g u n i " . AM KBB AN A.-'-Ut 1 A l l ON erari butler held the tied Sox to J i r l t h Orlando, whining tlie first I t i | ii me to be | !a\ l-il lea i wore lioldiv June , |s'| II le veil i i ami l i m e d I'rcigau to Lost Fit A A "ti Mivrt) hits iti ||n> opener, while Mai ' kl rAlaJlking the Colin, II to 0, and li nn dav afteram >n. tin- opeimn' and fa yoriti beem" <I: d ulde rijay. i i t irinr i lie 1 ,1'iKl i flit al" huri-V, whose ii mil i • le of teliel in Hie Brit ldi lb n ■. ft up the afternoon game by nli ! ' o f I ho Sara da ei i c 'I Ucd . > ' ■ * r" a i f e bis one lire l.i '3M 312H Mihv .ml ■ plteher, yielded I tie s ame inlmbei Two m argin of 4 to 2. noth j Im II. u 11 of f i, mill diddle I “ I )(■ M( hllioi ii, 1l a n i .m. .1, a ill' 'lilt I ' 'I tile . i ■a r on in the 1. 3.1 only one fill' exl ra ha i in I I k I lllluill.il" 11 . it** wore r a th e r erratic mol hut l e. hi }■ i| . I i d I >a \ " and i v oral blind' e 1 M ill aim teim; M- i.le, i • , 12 ’.Vf> ,;.2: Hero is Li e Crowe, the fighting ; ci oinl. 11 w as I In- l n ( t line t lo Kan .ii - ( ily ’Ope feature, the pitching of Hon 1 . |' I il ie la lie ba . b i ll tins f 1OI'I V. ia. I U'd with .11 "I ; ii;. T ii\',i|<: . LSI 11 f 1 I’m:! ntwell in the morning affair, the pilot of Ilia Calory-Feda, who put . fji'oii lie had Ia i Iei| a game. "OH 1,1.0 oil! I Ilia* lit \ are l x|ie. I. || t<v be on U it l our.. Cram! .iii lit . 1, I I ICS C CA.MK Tot* J" |.| aifc^sjiilial, will f a r ★ ould have heen n distinct the punch in the team to give hand in:; cun u| , i -11 iHi.tnun ti.:o | 7 7 .M111r:i . 11" 11 ■ ■1,1 . 1 l. Hanford the winner o f the first Mostou MMball loan. I !m Bril lull ( )|u a; li'.k i anil 11 i rt tie! I; 1 i ! -vd I’aliiiu'' i-’ !. .'111neat' bail i e 11 t;3 t "luniMu .1*. Hash i n g! . ur PIPn.M It| ■ / P on. I hick Kvaii . < kiiafS Cantwell breezed through nine liHlf. Crowe has given Sanford a I'll l i'.oi Ii. cr of < ‘om ’ hi' 1 lid .nmi < baud Mat i ■■in i Hide anil and II id,c , i r A mol ican ( tpcii i e n;i|" nnlngB yenlerday for hi* fifteenth a team that is tin- most f or mi d ­ John en ami Kind. I meti e Iodav at noon , where ho w ill u UN Ii CA AIK l SIH 1 II KBN ANSOt IATION ho Klein. N e w A ' I, |.p rfiling performance of (lie year, able one ill the league mid one < till ill'ii 1 III ll l o loo |() |;x ; ' o' fi. lainV tell'l' '• . unt ol d' s ilivi •SKi (iNI) CAM K M et which has lost only t wo series dor A A on 1 a i.. L l a ’ ltave up only one hit during C nsrick ilcilfls \ i s i l o r s S a f e I Ill'll to llle peoph of DeKaml to Kmmei 1 1'ieni b and ...t | you iin.; jui i . v i , I 'it I hul l* It Mo don ni I (mu mil) J 7 I ,1m ! New 1M|. s o ( 27 I w o more fe van d - ; t vn! I h« entire game while hirt males ing tho entire race in I lie first Wasluiigtuii Iii im lu 1 tl i s t C ( 'n n Il e s l . M ig h la m l ill I end I lie game. I la- Mum anal Mai 11 mi nmi ::uu mix 3 y :* Mil 1" Ih'jli.i III I’i ercv, Hunt / inn. .liliK n 31 Mb'I champi on; IMUm n s piling up an enormous lead half. Crowe e xp e r ts to have bin Mattel if I In ■rjs, |;u:e i ami ,A|. m pin e r s O i n n i n u , N - l ; Slltogilljr Baud is lo be re.idv and I he folks :'io, 31 .5KII and Cun a 1*■ ; Meadows, Oldham i U'asbingl on .inatfgj 'h im . There la no other pitcher eluh right in the front during the Hisrhnll; Min berry and tali v ire g o i n g to KreimT. t from A olii.i i c o u n t ' de and 1 iooeh. 3N 13 .521 Nasbvill" Bee In Lind Won Hy I’a l m s . t ag e a bi g parade ia the duwn- U n i t s Ciitm. All.inlii. the whole South thirf season second half. 3M .51: it A 1la u tu The eliii f feat hi of ..,a| tb » record like Cantwell's. His town diet i i d bid nr ....... rn di ng to White No\ and Indians Split Br um and Dodgcra Divide 3!) .45K Mobile g ra m is t he ainiu.il .«iin( I A K KI \ N D , Fia., ,|,,ly li < M ist of wiiiH, in which he ulliie nark. B u m u n . Jul y ii. — (/M ) ih,[\\ CHIC \ C( I, July fl. I.d’l I live ( 'toil 1riaooga lit) .3117 fessimi:1l-iinmteur uutrlir 1 td two and three hits each time Tlie lli r I'lamlci and l-i'ut Mym by. bnllovideiit fund i f Iho IV.il .30!) Braves .'Old a diuible-licader u i ih d n ided a double lieader Imre Mon | The illtlTIU t be II r ■hnwn land and Chit ago divided a holiday Little Rack :!.r> r>fl lid to havo no equal in Florida Bi'oolily n Monday, wi nni ng liie iin I otia r tnwiiH in phi ection o f (he al Colfets,’ Assoi t il'..-, bill yes'erduy. the Indians winning ball. Ten of the onetny went I ml coiuli.il. b to I, ami dropping ilay, Lakela. I wi nni ng Hie imuanut': | t al e is said Io bo v o<•i \ eiiemiriigthe iimming game, I lo 2. hy iea. C c a r g o Saurril, SnJ ■ b to 1, and I (a ■ I' a o a l.beforo him yesterday hy the ■ inning the I he I'ecuml I Mgllgemeiil, 14 tai mg. The i epid atm n S a n f o r d ’s prof e- ainnal, pia idi'iit d J btlUi'lling liitx off Ted Lymi >, while i ft i I lleoil “ out route. I I" I. Bnnrioit' I'loln in Hie rixlli In le Thomas held the \ i itor-i I , nix i !ub h as a> ipured Im htoiiprbt aoniatiim, annouiu ■! lb i i b attin g of Crowe, Frlnhic, Nntioiuit Le ague ed Be. i,.n to ii wi nni ng niurgin in nim Ii a! t' ill ion to 111. i 11v du l in g pel o f t he foursonu Mr. hit it and . hilt. I hem ou t , K to II, in Mi il: nas ‘and Meyers assisted in pilMiami. I> n al Most nil. the n|.»'o, i. I he Molutis felt on fivi I I I lie n 11 e i mu in. The White Sox Won Hie past few nionlli f.Up a g r e a t lead. Crowe had a ( ha ago at Mitt leirgh. "I'po mg Ii ii 11' rs l i r 17 hits in II. I tie ga me hy driven' Hm k"Vc el! ro bane hit and a single to his (lal> Mi.iv > Superior Ball 1!11 11111 at 1 a| I I "in ' mg I' it l h , I !< i n an count inr lie' tin ,1lial m ill - In I m n Iill, .i Ia I a* pre (Hit ("Il III .1 lit whllo Bill Meyers and Fris- M i k e K e l l y He a ( s S a r t i Mt l a I <III I , t III ee ^ ar a i i tf‘ i -tf i ; con''• a lion,d", f i i.d. ,.ud a | air . i i . have had a vm. ' < M l ill,1 ih)', I lu aUui I. <ui i 3 i■ | ■ . C h poled three base hits .' i - d e \ e I ( ' Ini'-' I (I I-il' will A it hough I’minded Hurd; Infield flC.S |' i, \ M | : had n perfect day when, in A ini r 11 .iii League ' I ....... lial t I' or I lie III' | III;:! i, \ mk In I Ii" till I* l b J > flrowern Take Hot It Kutls ( l> vi land lo o . null II 'll ! | II II b« three official tri |is to Ilie plate, Broul'dyn I '' ' 1 In ■1-a y a ro; I honmd -ta- of Mniley. 2U2 HUM till)) t M m i . I'.P'H ( ’ i 'land a I ( Imago. olid non | in i n |> drove out two singles and a O f lioliduy Double Hill < I mago ; Ilnstoii ........i1 1 ' Im ni ninm bin lias c ome C l o w e is the he-t "T the i lull i o ; m i x —h SI I .oiii-v at I)' t ruit roo bagger. Lyme, and I 'rouse; I .< ."inn .ni l ! ' b' ■•i . I la- Ii ne ii 11 Hint si a n Balter ii Mi l 1 Kvervoiie of these l ien liw| .ul Iliirgri. llo ion al Mhiladelpliia. In the afternoon fndje at OrlnnHAItASOTA, Fla., .Inly ft. f,l*j Sew ell. 1 i 1 ........... 1 i iii t Ill'ii’ e v e r y i l a y t d f or the suecess ul ihc'tAi ( iene wil l, and . . ni l . t ( inly tliieo!. 10,,which was attended by many Mike Kt lly, ace ol Hie Mr.ideutoii i' " ' i i bra ad o f ha o- rati bine; o f Allen lia SI J OM i t , \ M K \ FT KHNUUN C S MM panford funs, the Colts got the club seined lli: ei ght h at might Vic t r a d e d I lie nUcntum S oull ieni \ hhoi iatlim ! M i oiiklyn 7 Hi ,;,'u 'in f l and ‘of a slugging hall game. lory,alt hough p.nuiijud banl in (he 1 'Veland hnill (HM min o Mi ' lu ■ ..a o'' ma ny Ians, r.:n! from h i g h e r leagia II ‘.' w <H luaie ul At litnlii. I Jlost a 11) 11II l ii oi -nil - f> n 6r Williams Was the victim morning gume of the holiday d<>U < Im ago I I 112 (Ml nii\ a gu e Seim | S' Nan .Motilie at Ulllulllghlllll. of the IhmI l In " m as: ;irTt?| I MrCr aw , Klu ba r ; it Whn bin first loss of the sen- bin bill, hy the Culls, the G l o w e r . and O ' N • " Al l B Mai I -a le Buckeye, i f , f,,) A I |, at el.-: m D bail t eam Floriila S t a t e 1 * ague M■in phi:; at 1.it t le It nek. Hearn, fH.iliam, (. a ii Ii, l i e u t ui , M b record now stands at five winning U to 7, Kelly n t „ , H • v' ‘‘ a and ,' e u idl - I'liomaa and in I.!. ,| i n t Ilia sect ion n| on top o f t hat he m :i K"" I Initial....... at Nashvi lle. and J. Tavlor. l and one lost. tributed In the seoriag with a triple. 11 i I In i.nnt iv Tins a s s e mb l y has receiver. rlando hopped on him for two MU UN INC CAM E Browns Win Two Fni m Ti gers 0 . Ik en cl'!. I I wit h a ii i i ri i mu ni SiiullieasUrn League Allen lins lieeii 1 I’hillies Down (.i.iniu Twice In tho second hut Hanford Sarasota AM It II I'll A i: liK I ItUlT. July (i. I/Mi Van 0 I ill. mini .■- \ iierise f ax annuli at <‘nltjriihti . d ut y lat el y, playing i" N KW A UKK. .Im i; i/p) ;|'|, .‘back la te r,a n d tied it up on Hornirk, mm 1) 1 II 1 t) glidin' and '/,.n liary miu.lei ' d De ", Ji.". I '• to. mal i nger o f tlie and also ocrtipving the U il.ii'ksunvillc at Albany. Jixtrn-bnsu wallops that HiggM, ,‘!li I ’billies eetel.i al .al I u. holiday m i II 1 M 1 (1 troll's h a l l e i y Monday, ami Si. 0 I I ii, dan i . M'b, in e o n g r a t n l a l i n g rel i e f pileiier Baw (Only t wo). " r1 I ^ n o showers for pitcher Turner, *Jb a double victiuy n,. i (lie Cian! 1 1 '2 2 Mi Louis look tiulti l ame s of the don 11 j t Ii" Nant '■ M'-a rn n nmi w i nn i n g t Ire w a s f oni i er fv bio L~t"P I y e s t e n l a y by a ■.>t.< ,,f r; .,i 1 Crowu led the attack with Hiixott, if Tim pi owns hm| a four lo 1 2 7 u u . Me lull 0 t li st lull!'. ■ "I mi h ave t It • best U n i v e r s i t y o f Ceorgm an:| Florida Stale League *1 '2 7 1 1 three bit margin in the fit I ga me ( b a s e h it th a t Jumped over 11. Miller, lb !> to 4. Carlson pitriicd a .stead; H II I' lll . 'id. i i ' i,e ieagut* nnd you deS A N F D B D at Urlumlo. peeled to add slreiiglh t‘J| head. A moment later Mill Murnndi, rf ■ g u m e in llie openei', la c pi u g eigbi l) 1 2 (I IJ citpp'mg a lielal-ul rally that I Iin it "ved I . \ I do no!, recall eve r pari meat. Tampa ul St. |*eli,rsbtng. tt r a slammed a double in the I., Miller, c 1 hi La well sentt. red. I' nulled hit Total 1 1 3 3 <1 cued to |i c lie- .idle in t lie ninth. 11 II ing ■ I - .a . lass I > organizaBradenton al Sarin.dtl. The outf iel d is >nuthil |« . direction, aeoring Crowe, Sevii-rr, rf • in tho second and i luc] inni ngs - 1 2 M (1 II I In v won the -cimill gaum. <1 to t loll " i'ui L Mycr , al. I.akelaiel. Nan ford limy rave ;d'" i! | DbM'then crossed up the oppo- Lanniiig, p I the 11rut I . i ruggh ;-a . i ne visiliu Mu uni) 1 1 I a 1 0 by tailing Inn d on \\ Ii it - lail in lie Ala nag, . I . i ( 'i'ovv(>, 'ipproio lied of llle lies! looking llv |,with a alow hunt and Hailey Miam i, p t in . : :i11 their rare. . , • . || nl reiwl n 0 M I 0 . ixtil, coi nig a . lain nil.at I I 'ui ■ and a kei| for i e ve r saw on one i la NA MKD FDK DBA MUSI I1 ed u a ingle to left to count Iul idling b. Ahti'ln il |. ana ed. F I R S T CA.MK .,. Hm Mi i il eiiient i :)' rd to tiev pl.aii- the w a y ’one big league • Totals New York Min niiti tiuo 7 13 21 I I t 1 , b *1w a Is k i , for the a. . ' Mall' * tided l bit, lie itii ' ii;. i’ c \ mi: W A SI 1INI .T( )N, July ti. Mi .(■rilled them. Dunbar. I'sl _ six hits worn collected off Bradenton It II F t) A K ITiibidelpliui (Hill mm | | x Inicklny, Ielided 1.. " Uiicti.gh the ia-avoii Mbiladi'lptiia [i j i min nmi i; in t Jnbn 11. Meiiningtou, loi iner hen (-1 n -i .. ti Be asl e y a r e all good H" Hama and llueu errors were KLimit, b’i. Mu I Le l ies S Imu l.ey ,i r i Doran, wi th Ins n e n l ii-'I'U'luu l. "uo mm lu o ■; ,s p leoaiit eoininariiler in I la Nav y, i New Vm ! tnriil f iel ders and fast "tit assists in Ilia defeat. One Wliegler, L’b l 2 1 1 n ( it'nvc and ( 'ocliraiic "id Alyei. “ AA" Ii v e a vyinniti" bull eluh nat.hs. ' ( ai'lson ind H"ulim , ( a eenfieM was mimed prnhibilin utiiumi ira, m he made him self. nattieM, ill 1 2 K t) M s balls, o f f und tin in i to lie no el iange s nutnr at Milt.dairgli today by \ ,- Sciilt and Klui i nee. , Beaaley sprained hia ankle in the Birliarda, i f AVe liave the secnifd Ed u <1 <1 It II SKCOND CAMK I ( a: til k, 2. levs Ihi.Kc eluinires a r e al ivolulelv s t a n d s today sisliiut S ecret ary Andrews. pimo yesterday and will proh- Snin Johimim, Its aliciulil util) nmi imp ri l 1 3 1 II St. I.uois ' nek out, by I iimnngn, I t 'tisai'k. rmnessa i■>- b> bolnlee Sl'd 'UN D CAM )■; the learn. beg. The ot he r teams t«| B out fop a week. His in- Denton, rf U0'2 non |)tij t I M II tl II I tel ruit t i l l , o f f I loin 111); i, 1; m b 2 ITiiladelplua u;\; nmi nmi | 7 p Ifverv d< • ' Ul i. e nl o| I tic el nli h a s tlm m o n e y t r y i n g new V E S S I'll ,S O R D ER K D BUILT ■> M 2 <1 a distinct blow to Uto club Blackslotie, If Batteries /.ai hai v and Ii vlayo, b hi 2 I ' Ml N e w Af in k [I I n u III (no | i, •; iy; piioli pt oven H I: s u p e r i o r to i hi m. id' ev er y week. Sanford canf to will be siqlly missed both Marker, c 1 2 fl 1 M W Ii ii i lull, J i Jin . 11oll-iw a v I tom logo. I in in 1 1 , \A a Iker ot he r tip i''agoe t eam am| | m_ batt el to lx no 1 !11 an.l i'online; MARIS, lulv (1. i/F i I hr t 1, imi plate an d in the field. John- Sid .lohiiMoii, with (lie bunch it inav II O !. 1 " .Mai I loll. 1 li'is:-. I tine, I : |u. tell.] to . l ll lt | liev rein: HI so.'' Marties; I ' d / unni"n ami I b-ieiua. |i«T l»f ill’pul le i t tirlnv llllt llmi ■op la laid up for ID day . Kelly p, still lop the, !<)tilel’ fll'iH ■ il n 1 1) 2 nl ' Neva I..I '"'d Side i piai: pi i t , a I e eilougli to upille. enrt J l uei ii .a of 1lie remaining \ < a had right wrist, taking a 1 Beal League l l i . ii l. I'hir. A! :i;.\nMN c a Beds and ( aril , Mia at, l-N en els ailtliol't/1 d by the AAasbini' i ‘!1 drive oil it at Fort Myers, Tolrila :l \) in 27 1 1 nl Mill LA UKCI’III A, Ji.lv ti Mi Mv . i i AM ST. IJ i t ' |S. duty b, . ............... A If agreement Tlie new re la tip against it for pitching Stinihol a raft, win li IKK titlll Dili i III" A I llli't K'S took both g.i un1 of Mi illy, - s ciimal 1 111111 St ) , on: , ,jn „|, ,| R S R S n B IW lx sS IIS IS S S S IS IIIIIIIIilH llsilS lS lI wilt lie 111 ddnvvii helwi fal, with Wilson out. Cant- Liadcnton t ’ i 1 n r I A \ \ "1 I’lll '2(H) n ix 11 .Morals \ 'a lloliil.iy bill, u n ......... I lie double Ii a.lor III 10 M t i l lav, I lu 1 audio, rf f m June, FM 2i . will cost e even 1.11!i .Williams ami Lefty Meyers -il S um ma r y nn i ruing eon lest, 2 to I. and the •INI' liit, K llu ill, l e a gu e h a l e r s . hulling out (lie '■'»n kltani, i f tlrfvo to work pvertinin for thu Ii. Miller, L. Biggs. Three base hit. u ft enioiui e n g n g em e u l , (i to II I raiieii, ii s estimated. _ Cardinals. I to a, in the first ami I Dorriii, 3h ■’o w days. Limning, Kellyv. Sto Pll base, Mini k Crove fanned M2 and nllowed but ■■■'ti/.a, I Ii II to B a l l e r ie s Van Cihler and Slmng the Ineuh ;aking 1 lie usaiml AB U II 1*0 A E rlnrk. Double play, Klliolt to Sid four hit:, hi the mnniiiijj affair ami S mi l l 1w.11 III bl oke ii|< the second 1 I'lires, If (iiliutm aml.Miumin. ... 4 0 Jobnaon to Maine.., Sam Jidinaoii went to tlie rescue ill t lie seventh eoiitunl ) .■ knocking out a h-ou 1 luiilcey, '2b AITKL’NUUN CAMK ...... . 3 0 lo Bni'iicn. Struck mil ii> Kelly, (i; inning of the a f l e n i on n game lo New A'oi'k I dnisiiri, c 11 1 m n in ilu illi toilin' a m iti alio . MMH IMl) IU| 0 ......H I Luiuinig, I; Miaiier, I. Ma e on hold l he Vankcctt in ehei k. AL'IJan, p 0 II I f of him. Mete I ........... I, I,, 1,1 ; 1 I hiludi Iphia tiM ) Hi;; mi . i, ...... (1 0 bull:;, of f I .aiming, t ; Mi aiier, 1. F I R S T CAMK ‘J 0 a l l 'Oiiia [-, 1 \ ; r a t i . u d l-il in ( i Mallei ie,. Bgall, I I........ mil) 01)11 112 1 H I Left on lime, Mrudcniuri, '2; Sura St. Korns Totab. ( "Ilin:; Walbei'g, MaM , (M 4 0 •ud i tn.vt. mm di d mi;; ;; c, n Hutu, 7. Winning pitcher, Kelly. l>i 1 1 "it I al,eland Mt) < in Inline. FIB,ST CAM K ...... 3 0 Losing pitcher, Bruner. Umpires, «(M > (1 Muck ley, s a _ I f ineinnnt i HIM Mill 1)1 | | Id I*'rede ricks and Bradley. Time, Meek, 3b t St. Louis Mill) Mill) llllt) () i; 2 1 ..... 1 0 I :fi(J. ! ItuUl'J le ■-— I lorn.hie' and II, II rune Is, c *2 1) Brazier.- cf grave; lili i in, Be i n ha rl and ( i f . 2 II Fiit.vnye, rf . rel. . . 2K 0 ! 24 12 II Tinker, 2 b f> 0 1 5 2 Kilaia, lb M I l ' t l N D CAMK Ahi'amr, lb 2 0 1 0 Kovvabiki, 3b ' AB R ( ’ineinnnt i I III l)2ll IMl) 11 Cox, e f _ .4 t) 1 1 (1 Dodgen, If ..... 1 1 HI. Louis 00(1 2:1(1 t)2' ',' t | Fosti, 2h . . 2 0 0 »> 3 ....... 3 3 1 nl her, p But ti I’ies - Iti.'fey, Nelif am! M Welle, e 2 .) 1 li 1 ..... 2 1 Will ey, p uiieh! Ilaings and A'iek.x. Framhe, If . .2 T 1 .i 1) ..... 3 3 t lie well, r f .. 2 1 (I It ..... 3 1 Totals . 28 I M) 27 III I Vines, p ................ II 0 M II 1 My Associated Pteas lent, ) .... 3 1 F a rt Myers --- .. 2tk) 1 Iu Dlltb- 1 Donohue of Cincinnati shut out Dent, j i __ — 0 II II (1 0 Washington and i’liihalelphin 4 0 fflfo rd K n o c k s V i n e s LAKELAND TAKES "SECONDTOPALMS ; ::; BRADENTON ACE SCORES EIGHTH Today’s (James r*wif« Baseball Club Benefit.. Macks And Senators Win Double Bills To Gain Much Ground In Pennant Chase r, lb< ..... 4 0 ..... 4 1 T o t a l s ........ 2H .... 20 11 10 27 ado.. 7 2 .. 000 000 000— 0 .. 313 103 OOx— 11 J m a r y : tiyn hnso h i t s , Cr owu, Throe baao h i U , Frirbio, l i y e r a . Sacri fi ce, Meyers, D un bar , Abrams, F o m . plays, none;. Btolen base, hi J>umaa*, loft on base, Orj S a n f o r d, 6 / B m « on balls Jl, 2; C albrsath, 1; Trenf i t r u e k out, Cant well , 10; fey pitcher by (Baajsley)i TYenchard, r ) t . Cantwell, Time, 1:62. ► —<a Orlande M ’f & i 5 4 Hanford AI 1 R Allen, r f . 4 1) Frlsfiie, hh ........... 4 0 0 Dumas, c f __ . 3 Crowe, 3b -------- 4 1 Meyers, 2b . 3 1 Dunbar, I f .......... 3 0 Bailey, l b . 3 0 Rnwson, c ... 3 0 Williams, p ......... 3 0 11 II 0 J 1) 1 1 2 l 0 0 27 F2 IM) A 2 0 0 0 >» 1 ri M t 3 ■i * 1 lit .) 1 0 0 4 • Totals 30 2 fl 24 11 4 Hanford .... .... 000 020 00(1—2 Orlando .... 020 001 JOx—1 Summary: Two base hits, Wells, Frootbe, Meyers. Three base hits, Crowe. Double plays, Frlsbie. Meyers, Bailey. Bases on balls off Williams, 5; off Dent 1. Struck ottt by Vines 3; Dene 3. Hit by pitcher by Williama, (Hpwelf). Hite off Vines, 4 in 4 2-3; off Dent S in 41-3. Umpire*, Rollins and seem to hue overlooked the fact that in many previous season*! tho longue-lender- oi) July I has been the champion in October. They gained much ground yesterday. The A'uiiks helped tho Mnckmun to celchnilo tho signing of tho De­ claration of Independence in tho city where it wns signed. They lost two games l»y two to one und si* to three. Washington advanced by topplh'tf tho Red Sox twice, 7 to 4 and FIGHT RESULTS the Cardinals, I to 0, hut Billy i South worth hit a Inimer which de- \ ealed the -second game in favor of* CLKA KLAND — Toil Morgan St. Louis, 7 lu k, Scuttle, junior lightweight ehuuBrooklyn and Boston also split, t pion, defeated Ted Blatt, Chicago , the bntVQp tuking the opening lus- 10 rounds. sel, (i to 4 and Brooklyn getting JAMESTOWM, N. Y. Usk Till thu second, 14 to f>. Bochfster, defeated Augie Katnvr' Sanger gave Pittsburgh a 4-lo- New York, 10 routids. I victory over Chicago in the TAMPA, Fla.— ililurio Martinez morning, re tirin g in fnvor of Spanish lightwoighl champion ,|hij ams in tho ninth. Tho crafty vot- Frankie Usncr,’Tulsa, Okla., fought oron immediately brought about a draw. 10 roundsi. thee gnmu a udouble-play uu ui u- p i uy to eend na m AVnltur Johnson mid Fred Mar* h ! f c ^ n T c h 1 ,™;: i Engineers D efeat berry turned in tlie Wuuhfngton '■""•I S tr o n g A . C . L . N in e conqueiks. It was the first si art of the year Phiiatl(d])hia took tvya front tlie 1 The ongineers’ team from the forr Marborry. He granted only Giants, 6 to 3, und 5 to 4, Willseven hits, * imtMv.Leach and Henline of the City Engineoing D epurlm cnt de­ Cleveland nntl Chicago divided Phillie, and Limintrorn of the feated tho strong A. C. I.. If. It. team, 3 to 1, on Saturday. with Lcvsen too strong for the Giiutts, made homers. Goonra Tucker pit?had a credit( hiesgoanr In the morning con- JvtOftir homero were proihieefl hy test which fee won, 4 to 2, end Thomas of Ute. BoX. won In th* ot tha Browns, Southworth Cardinal*' and Walker and fible/gflme fpr five inningft nnd hold ®£P?t*enBi tov ono run, while alt TFltr puailed tha battera for ■ •„ ;Lr.a': v Municipal Field July 8th LakoJund. .. too turn otto—i Sinn m a r y : Wo base bit, AVilleye. Doran. T hree base hit, AAi.'khnm. Stolen base, Heck, Brazier, Fut- m voye, Francis. Sacrifice, Meltiio, 3; Jolmston, 2; AA'ickhum, 1 3 Left. <m huso Fort Myers, 0; L a k e ­ land, 1. Base on balls, o f f AATlIey. D MeBne, 2. Struck out liy Willey 7; McRae, fi. Hi t s o f f l.nthcr. t ii! 1-3 inni ngs. AVilley, K m s 2-3. Wi n n i n g pitcher -McBae, Lo.^ng pitcher, Luther. Mi.ipiie.vi poss and AVtilker. Time, I ; 1.7. s R E A D Y FOB Fl f JHT LOS ANCKI.KN, July fl (/p)— Fidel I.abaru, f l ywe i gh t chumpion, and his M e x i c u n chullcHgcr, Ge orge Rivers of Sun Francisco, rounded out their t r a in i n g hero t o da y for their 10-found cham­ pionship bout tomorow ni ght . C om ­ parison o f ineaaurcmentH s h o we d t h a t noitiier would h a v e a decided P h y sic a l a d va n tag e. tThny were i To Be Giyen Away Boost The Club— * W?/ Y " v» (, * , 3 Sarasota ,. . t •'•« «*' ----- - ' ^ 1 ; ■ *r ■ vsSanfo *.xW - «A ■•,i ti �. 'V 1 ^ M 8 . t' /Vr-i$r' * ' 3 £ l i a ’ •’ ' tV- "* '' — 1— ■ B b felA:: - i * ,t,cv :••:•■‘ ■:...;. .•■; ,...., L V W ^TS«W !^4»Rr#!K*; !&&&&£*&« n v S f W s i w ; WWf ■. Jl.f ji' ... ..Xl& .*• wsssaaiiSL .V W fr ' ■‘,i*"j ■ g m •• I* • ’ ' , J :.m ^' * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IM i i i i i i M 11— A utom obiles for Sale Daily Herald 118— Business Hervices offered 40— Poultry and Supplies a g g t t & u r t i a m sit; i M '■ .'AOU^x^JaMdMaft.' V 4*t. -.-JV. . •v«/•'. /* 'jwi .e .... . \ ••-/ ?.v . i i i i i m i i i i i m i m i i i n i 74— Apartm ents and F lats 165— Lots for Sale 01— L egal N otices tx tubs c i n i T t T r o n i t r o p t *i « HII TON'S BARBER. SHOP CHICKS FOR S A L E —-Large t y p e , c.j.KAN, CflOL, A p a rtm e n ts, close NKVHSTII J t l l i m i , CIH< l!|T | (I nwbtnii Strain tfct Vri ■*-■ clicks ftlu rlI#fl white K11r. leg-' In rm to . second. 113 Magnolia Avenue. ........... Barron “n c ^ n_" 7__ 0 8 ‘£_2r l■ ^St., OP TIIR ST ATP. OP P U » R lt l « ,f H Fd W althall * “V anil in Advance 8 first class barbers. Special at- horn. *8.75 per hundred. P o s ta g e , street"from Pier. W agers,’ owners, IN AMI P in t MCWINOI.R n i r N- «<**»• *-“ •, , ,, f fl from t v . c-<> Heminoto Hudson Essex ( teiilioji civen ladies and children, paid. Kluwlr island lietln, best lor Daytona Dnvtimu Bench, Hnneli Pmitnaulu tttntbui I Peninsula Station. l a t fcaarrr). ! Sanford, Fla. ':,r' -— ---------------------------------j meat. *10.75 per hundred post a, will he received lim n in '. , 1r,___ ‘b Dear Erl: , 111— B u ild in g -— C o n t r a c t i n g paid. We pay tho postage and NICE TWO ROOM A p a rtm e n t in j f o. M e l . A r m I I . I N . .*. .'Vmj and collector sent roinplnlnnni, ■guarantee live delivery. Jnincs G new house, newly furnished, with j ffor payment. VS 'J A M E S II. COWAN -All kinds of j Crimes, Paxton, Fla. L* ... 10c „ line use of hath. Instx ntnneous h o t ' l.l'U f PATTKHSUN M< I.A I’BI II.IN. Bobby Jones is com ing, iti-sti»n<lenl. Tin and Sheet Metal Work, ibn .... He a line | water. Nice noighbhrhood. Apply ! from England w ith pretty, O K I I K H (IK P t ' l t l . K X THIN Miscellnneoua i W ater :.nd Boat Tanks. At Oak . 7c a line , Sunday or evenings. s. I l l p. 8th St. : To- T h e rcHgonilt-m, M ' l . E l ’ AT- the whole hog. Talk about A \ ciinc and Third Street. Tole- - ; near Magnolia Avenue. home with tho bacon, Bobby r§ | THHSON Mi I.Al.'i I I l l . l N . pn on request. po- .to ' 11 It i I'Ih-.i rl tik f mi n Hi" Mil " f .0111 WHY PAY R EN T ing hack with u whole fillip ‘ plaltil bi-relotcire filial In tills l 4 (>ui’l ra le s lire for Let us ImiId you a home in FOB BENT 2 furnisluxl A p a r t ­ i.v tli" "oiit|>lniannt Hini you iii' nacrtiotiH. ments. A|>ply 1201 Onk Ave. E 11 nun resilient of tli" Hintr o f F l or I.INDSKOG General Con- beautiful Wynewood Properties." I am proud o f Bobby, ■ it average length Mil. unit Unit l licl' ' Is no peisoii III ! tiuel.i, uni builder. Plans and ] , f >'"» can make a small cash pay- ---------------------------------------- — j tlie Klnte o f Klnrlilii, s er vl co " f n proud because Bobby and 111 line, I spcci rival inns on reimest. AM work wo will let you furnish your FOR RENT — Furnished 3-room siii'imenii ......... vviouii wo a b i Mini p l a v t h e s a m e g a m e , b u t l i t * i barge of 30c for I guavunfeed. Residetuo 217 High-1 ,,wn plnns, build you a home and lot a part men I with bath, located on i 011. anil I lull y o u r iiliii u of rent • ’ iieii'-e is ui. known. ii is fereiit X a y . v land St . between Elm and Onk. i v,,u P“ .V halanco like rent. Call o r ; Myrtle Ave. Telephone 325. i i qt I il-M I Kl:P. 'null you <|o 'H'|»Ii r Ing is restricted f.OTS FOR SA LE 1 pH,,.i,. i ' hiw 1 M*'* I'alrhorc or Mr. Alcorn ! - — —.— ------------l Ml DOE ilBOTIIF.KS mill .1 i i s n i r (tie Mil of compl ai nt | ilficution. — .—----- _____________.____ 1with Sanford Realty Co.., Agents IFOR REN I’ F our room apartnien > Bobby has played more < loTi'Ui f lt r +1 iqmii Ibt- s.'titi il.i> "t a mndc Tho SanDEAN HERO CORPORATION .Inly. upon full nr.- " f ivhlrli in Ofl and less than any ! ‘>u__ H e a l i n g ji i i f’ iH .m ih im r | Wyiinewond Properties, Inc., Ball i 122 Palmetto Ave. Den I els 11 .l.s-ii-.' l-ii. coriro.sso *w III I'O i'tiIll be responsible 515 F irst Natl. Bank Bldg. i Bldg. Photic 057. i — -------------------- _ _ — th a t ever lived. I haVa { I iT' sl 11 Kill " M s oil correct insertion, PHONE 713 more io u rses in 132 ahtt"! i t i s Ki it rifi-:i* f*n 1 »i : i : *r i > tipit SELL HOOD USED CARS 77— U tilises f o r R e n i [ t o r subaeauent HO IHi I NR & ( OV '.N CO., Au. Mils notice f or ui MI ' - i M oi l.e piili- than any golfer who e r o r ( ,'» N — Hounehnld Goodw yffice should bo •UNION AND LA R EVIEW AVES. lisliial In Tlie hitiifoi il ili-i.iM. i . jtadiator anil :-h< u metal worv m u s p a p e r pulillslieil In Remlnolil n fairway. Itety in case of Plain and ornatnei i r.he*»t mci " 1 AT A BARCAIN overstuffed living ii FOR REN T 5 room house, furn1 "iiui y once u Meek f.u- tour i i j New locution July 15, Corner Elm vork. S. K. t ‘or. i**hed, double g a r a g e at 504 \V. Tel. 710-V a c >Ti"onsia-utlve we ek s room suite 3-piece, 2 roeker«.' Slh. Iiiquiie 008 W. H u g h e y St. Facing the Lake Bobby makes his hole* iX'Ai Avenue. H'lTNKHM tin- hailil 11 ml si a I of ERTISERS diivenette, into tlining room suite and tilth Street. 100x132 i' K 1poid! lass. 1 't> ' k of rlo I'h-.’iilt If it st number of strokes,, w h i i '■ "Hit, S"ni ln.. t " I' oimi y. )•'! ,1 .In, representativo 1one P s l2 velvet rug. K. LaUdreth Ft'If RENT Price, $200,(10 per foot Modern unfurnish make mine in the g re a te s t n u n b t 2 1— I’ain tin u — t ; ji-.;t Mils L'I s • itn\ ■ f I mi", 11*J '*■ near Phoenix Utility. illinr with rates, Alt Ideal A p a r t m e n t - H o u s e S i t e oil huuLMM.v.. attractivi* ])rice t'> of strokeK. Bobby get t motW •si. M i sslfication will All used curs better condition. perU'tiifent •■•inula. 401 Central St t 1 : 1 >.<\ - i i. vss Li nee, blit I get more exercise, v; AUTOMOBILE HEALERS: If u »>.»— S p e c i a l s a t t h e .Storoa ' I. I k Si voil I Ii I 'lit I T.I ete information, I NH IN U K. AND P IN E ST 1 . . o t , Seal luol" 1 ‘" i nn . want to sell ym ■ i>»eJ • ■ ■ ■ ' I rishi they will B etter Prices. F uR MI N I o room house furn KI..... I 1 vert.ise daily nn th<‘ classified page. Double Corner wording your Bobby t'e.s Ins hull up white 1 ‘bi'il. ieoi|. rn. by numtli in year III A \r U .-el. s 100x150 nnke it more efteas*- my 1>u11 along, (hut is wll I• 1' \jiplx Ba p l i I Ho m e 2 miles out This lot lin-i Cniun Ave ami Third ] -— | ever I find it, which never^8 BETTER DOUCE BROTHERS 25 —Florists. t'"< t !■'ir-if Street. S tre e t F rontage . l e n s when there is a w ater tmi S H A K ES P EA R E Fishing equip INT NOTICE "STEW A R T TH E FLORIST" P i n e .<225,011 per foot. I near. SERVICE (INK BEDIM IU.\| ami stnnll ‘.1 room should give their Flowers for all occasinns. n nnrl Inei't. Hot witter. 311 toff ice address ns McLANDKK ARCADE LAUREL AVE ment. Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. at ALignoliu. phone number if moat g r i * onsider now nrdeiing Fort i lister j Boldiy is the Phone 781. MILLER O. P H IL IP S , Inc. (suits. About one i golfi r tit tlm world, while 1 Corner Twelfth St. for sum m er application D.VYTONA BE ACH S e e us for a thousand has l most disgraceful golfer Lot <!, block 14. 21—Professiorml Services Elm Ave. and 13th S street SIMON PI BE AND CEM MiinnaT rentals. Carswe l l , Bar , and the others bus ever produced. iY tttlxl 17 For Sale By nell J i tl.'iviil, ] 3 4 Mugi i ol l u A v " . , Urate with you ¥ 2 , 5 0 0 0 0 . ' 4 cusli. Day tona Beach, Fill. . low your address, PERM A NENT MARCEL WAVINtN Bn Iii nee t e r m s . (TTHUS BRANDS" When Bobby makes u 200-j PHONE 3 BALL HARDWARE tuanre MUST be Madam H a rrie tt’s Beauty Parlor. drive, hi* cussea for a week. W S U M ME R R E N T A L S nt Daytona bn at The Sanford Plione 245 fur ap])ointment.s. 'Time Tried and Crap Tested" SUMMERLIN S T R E E T I make a 200-yard drive I br Bench. We h a v e all t y p e s and •or by letter. Teleabout it for a m onth.v r' l kinds from the small ap a rtm e n t to In BEL-AIR tinuanres are not ; E D fiE N E n i l , Pernmnent Wave-' 'riM T w o lots fiOx 1 4 0 \ tli IIIn f'ljtov], V I' A l In mansion. Let up k now youi 1 for J l o per bend. Cradunte op ! HB— W o n t e d — 'J’o Jtn y ’' l i i l i . i t 1’ i n ♦ » i. I 0 i ■: needs S"iiie real loirgiiins in Pr i c e $ 4 0 5 . 0 0 e a c h e'Htors at .Mnrim llo Beauty Shop, | Tho only n'm ilarity hotWNlt rompt - Efficient I* * •••III I ' P . i i l i V \ i i i i '! 10 Ii .toes thi i is (he buyi'i'ii market. < a s h $ 5 0 5 . 0 0 . The B a s k e t . 1‘ homj P3 3 . i way Bobby plays golfs and 1 ;*•»•• ■ it i i »ni i j * 12 lervici \ildre Itightmire Realty Co,, Die. | B a l a n c e $ 1 5 , 0 0 per mont h ♦ t l ( 'l * * p ' 1 : M way I misplny it is that both I h i *D l It hi {*|;:mi 111 \'olusia Ave, Te l e ph on e 120.1 and 1 wear golf stockings; ! 'i m i A \ 1m * ■ FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SA K E; FOUND Daytona (bach Th e wonder Beach . ;i i; W ANTED TO BUY t i t r » u i s 11< i ' i n l ■'i l l i take (THROI'RA* TIC spinal ltd of lb" W. ' t l . | ' ' I I I M's S | ! » •» 1,1 I 1 V S ! S <1.1 AN COTTON It ACS But I nm ju s t as proud 115— S e r v i c e S l A l i o n s — R e p a i r ‘ < ■ i ii ' M ii iiu. u Ti «■ > 1 l. . .. ( ] ui intents and tie yvi II. Phone 482.1 , town, lutm lt of keys, i m i ’SES FDR SALE A I HERALD O F F IC E ' i f III! T\ | 11i . I l l M i ' Boldiy us if 1 had ta u g h t him •• 1 $ K M j : Si ! for iippuint me lit. Dr. W. E le ra ld Office or Mrs. 1 in g AVO( ADO AVEN UE S . t t s 11tiiji S l i e r h i J » ♦; Ti 7 8 — O f f i c e s iinrt D e s k R o o m game. It's g r e a t for a state ■Mael Imigall, 307 Flrut Natiomi1' Eghtt, 2000 Ptirk Ave. Get now p r i i o li»(. u i f h ' r produce a world's chumptonst MODEL TRIM CO. ! Bank Building ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for We trim the enr, not the owner." S p I S " 1 w i . , w : n m ! , w s m r M K ^ ltr . l;l5l < n !‘' of anything, but when it pr iltiileH i*or S a le . - T h . r t y - f i x ,. a world's champion in th e gai d ares nr offices at. Park Ave. (i r o o m s a n d hath, a t t r a c t i v e l y t ur- * Ht *SU 1 S Phone 817 for estimates. i , j w a r s m a m i f a c t u i ' i n g f e r t i l i w r f ur of golf, it is certainly going um i (58— R o o m s W i t h o u t H o a r d I ami Cmtouere ia I Street. W. M. niched. L o t 5 ltv 1 2 7 . P. W. RADFORD j 28— Ite m iirin g v tGDT nttd Overland. l‘' l oi i da G r o w e r s . CASH W lTlt us any golfer will admit. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave. Price $7,350. $1,50(1 cash R o to r Cm, Park and ROOMS FDR R E N T —Apply 304 0.00 per nmi T Y P E W R IT E R S A llThikes, sold ISiilmu-,S'iU."0 I""' i„t,'„.»1 IVKfSSK e K « '" l « N T V N'rH T " ,K ' . /v 4*3 BECKER Anto El vet lie (Company. Holly We. , OFFICE FOR R E N T —In Mriseh nt tl per cent rented, repaired. Orlando Type­ H urrah for Bobby, cl Eleetric Specialists on automo; -----------■— ------. Bldg. Apply A. P Councily & ] golfer, and the Essex Coach, DCF 1 mobiles. Sparton Service, 820 w riter iA- Supply Co. 42-44 W at­ FOR ly-.N I 3 furnished rooms, Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. CEDAR AVE. AND SECOND S kins Block. Phone '338, Orlando. Blips Co., Inc. plmi automobile of the world! I West F irst Street, Sanford piiv.-oe bath, screened porch. A p - _ . _____ _______ K. O. Painter Fertilizer Co. Yours,' id Graham Trucks : fft— HusilH'HN K e rv ic i1 t l f f o r e d 4 rooms and tuith. Lot 72x75 ply Hi;. Llm Ave or 705 Palm etto, j |.'< ir RENT T H R E E UPSTAIRS EX PER T R EPAIRING “t. Phone 3 . __________ __ ____________________ BI ;JurksnnvUle, Duval ('aunty, Fla. Priori) at $5,500. $2,850 cash, -----------------------------u F F K 'K S , DESIRABLE LOCATypew riters ami Adding Machines. Italnnce 1, 2, 3, years. UACIIKI.OR will slum* apartm ent TIDN APPLY SEM IN O LE SKv T 7 o 7 r ~ w n t r i f ^ ' KXF‘K[£T |, |A N 0 T ” N1NC and PAUL II NIX. 1 i i o I l' » n n ' i iiL'e Phonograph Repairing l»y men. With Havnev -fe Ratliff. Phone. 3)11 yvitli on" or two clean respectable 1<'CKITIES. — : ' 1 ‘- 'Vi y H Y r . A U 1 I R E S . <t i ; l jlu,(| factory. L e t us rebui l d i (3(1111 gentlomin. H a v e the whole house ------ ---- ------- — —Batteries. ][||(j yum- old pi ano or EVANS S TR E ET :i(t—Tailnrint: and I’rpssinR ............* elves, New apartm ent, 8 0 A — R eal IOhI i i I o D i r e c t o r y (. l evel ai nl S i x p ho n o g i a pb. K 11 . 1,1 N C s \\ <l l ’ TI l ; ni'wK furni-lied. Kitchen, stove. ADVERTISE in (he Journal tierBet wi eu El m a ti df F r e n c h Avi-nto REPAIR AIK ip, Tnmpoi at y ad H A D D O C K S T E A M P R I ' S S E R Y Fix \ one .>wn grub if you like 'Id . S m"ilb ith < Giie"i o r g ia iji''' h greatest IDDSDN ESSEX THRASHER At GARNER A t w o - s t o r y , l*> r o om hou c d r e s s 13 5 1 Mel l o ny il|>- A \ i Pb. oi " B:o'i, eli'ii tie lights, screened in l e a l F tat" and Fire Iii-amincc new pa]>er. Morning, afternoon I ' l e a n i n g , pre s m g , t a i l o r i n g rJNC. $1 2,(111(1.00 applied for. K i lit down town. $5 pi r ,, a , " eekl.y mid Sunday. Classified lti’> S I' . ii niel to .*.\ i t o i e Pl ume (mi'li, k Ave. 112 S. I’ark A\ e., Sanford week, it v k ( I, ra re of Herald. I .......... , , n ' ' " ^ ' ‘, I n ,u ls Mir per line. Yaycrmta Jour34i; I frtono 41 1,1 “■>"> imrehitser I .ml-He, aid, Waycruss, Georgia. ... i , i Mcl'ALL A FOX, Rent estate inSanford Stove tii F urniture Co. I.AN'FY DRY ('LEA N IN G CO. FOR i , -MARMONS i T ............Ids. Best buys are among (254) 321 E. F ir s t S treet wit '' .............. . Dt v t'luiminr, lft|mium^r nntl PALM BEACH COUNTY — The ' " > 1 1 1 1 Park. , „ tr lisltMKH. Pirn , , 0 7 1 5 . totnobile ( lo. HIGHLAND S T R E E T We carry a TuH line scene of stupendous develop­ n y i‘;nr* I'linnr l # if> li.r prompt t IVe. Phono 13 7 (Jar prices are right. Cush nr *NlTVik t*. ment. Head about it in the Palm ROOMS, with 'or wlihuut meals. [ SEE It. <’. TISDALE for good buys 5 rooms and tint It. nicely furnished, i terms. We want your business _ _ ___ | Keii-."liable rates. Lincoln Hotel. | m R,.„| IF tate, 23(i Meisch Build. built in kitetlieu cabinet, garage. R‘ aeh Post. Sample copy oent on It VSI. E It request. ' ).ri-.\ — K m plioini'nl Affcncit'S ; $7,51)0.(111 LEER MOTOR CO. M. I,. PERK INS, Haberdasher mg. (i!)— UnmiiH F o r llouH t'kfU piiib $3,1)00 cash, balance monthly. Si. Plume Hn2 headquarters for Collegiate I TrtMPA DAILY 1’IMKS, Tampa ‘ f K M I N O L E I MP L O A M E N T 88— loir m s a n d F und far S ale (Rothes, lit) F irat Street. (251) Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word AND PAIGE TWO Roo.M A partm ent furnished I BUREAU Minimum 25c, cash with ardor Dealer, j for light house keeping. 710 F O R Q U I C K S A L K 5 a c r e s. 2 PALMETTO AVEN UE 20 1 North Park Ave. i HAVE YOUR rugs cleaned BcienWrite for complete ratn card. IN KDGEWOOD i ( tak A * i line. j !*S GARAGE uci'C'i c l e a r e d . I flowing will. i tificolly by the Sanford Rug l i t St. Plume 017 .'!l!— IIt*Ip Wauled— I'Ymule I H o u s e 2 2 x 2 1 . A c t quick. $ 3 ,51 )11. (i rooms mid hutii, nicely furnished, ] Cleaning Works. 20(1 Park Ave, -----1*0 YOU WANT TO BUY or sell built in kitchen fixtures. __ I COOL I lotisekeepillg and sleeping! Box 13, Lake Monroe, F l a . anything T If so id v ertiM la „AC OAKLAND $7,!H)0. $1,000 cash. 'L A N K Y ’S DR UO S T O R E - P r v - WANTED Elih.'rlv negro woman Ioefi) , reasonable. Ilili NoitliJ the Gainesville Sun. ’DNT1AC Balance $75.00 per montli. seriptionK, Drugs, Soda. \Ve arc to help with housework ami live Luim l. -A d v tg . M edium ! E;Cadillae Company. (338) | ns near you as your phone, on premises with family of three. ■anhiMcMKEin Phone 121 i 3t. PALMETTO AV EN U E Call 103. 71—Apartments For Kent Room I, Moiite/nma Hotel —.T. . , . — ■----- ---- »4« i___ Very attractive 5 room house. 77' , , , , 7 7 , " ^ . DAILY NEW S it covers Brow )RD ItII 1CK CO. Priced a t $7,(810.00 MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera) WANTED - K X 1’ K It I FN C K D Apartmeni J ttrd County thoroughly which ngmdia Avrnuo. $1,5(10 cash, balance contract. ' cement work, sidewalks, liuildI a m nn lo n g o r em p lo y ed a t STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 515 I hone ^87-W. 3H1 Maple, ] ono of the must rapidly growing ‘hone 307 I ing blocks, irrigi Mon boxen. J. it 511'. FIRST N A T L BANK BLDG. H i l t o n ’s B u r l i e r S h o p h u t will 7,, , , ' 7 " , . sections on tho Florida Coast (42.1) Terwillggcr, Prop. O.sK _ tmini apartm ent, one D *’1 1 f Snirtplu enpj and rule card um >i > he p e r m a n e n t tv Iw i l t e d a t FORD — FORDSON SUMMERLIN AVENUE i '"'lo, hot nmi cold water. 311 roquent —Help \V:inted—.Wide H o d g es N ew Shop n e x t to Higgins. Inc. In BUENA VISTA BUILDERS— Your homes will lu*n Magnolia. | sat Palmetto, [’bone 3JH ( rooms, bath and sleeping porch. I S e m i n o l e C a f e on D a rk A v e over fa rte r if you equip them ONE E X P E R IE N C E D Fordson Price $4,5011.(8*. Cush $750.00. j j,. 'j', B la c k w e l l, with Kelvinator. No harm in in­ Motnmg Mechanic. Edward Higgins, Inc. T ill; CLARK A partm ents .... Hi"| MAINE — Watervtllo, ASH Bain lice $500 r.cmi-annually. vestigating. Kelvinator i’la tt Co. h-aili, reasonable weekly nr S()ntinel. Thuusamta of Maim old ai |rld in motor car value. monthly rates, 41(3-418 South At W A NTED Meat C utter t» worn l*eoplo aro interested lit Florida I MOTORS CO, 18— Husint'sa Service Offered Ian tie Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla., S aturdays. Apply 41(1 Sanford property. Reach them through | and Sanford Ave, Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr. •he Sentinel. Rato card on in Avenue. . . . r PRINTING THAT PL E A S E S ntlcation much what you l'".\r Typew riters undAdding Machines. 3fi—Situation Wan led Female ONE FIV E ROOM apartm ent fill Is w hat u eur c.ists yon , T1JK SEM INOLE PRINTERY Park Ave. Two garages. Lang IF YOU want to scdl your farm , M EAT MARKETS lev Apartm ents. For information we enn he of good service to ynifi^f W A N T E D Po s i t i o n wide or part Ia n OAKAfiK CO . a " W !" h S1- W - N 110 Sanford Ave, rail 338-J. as we have inquirers for both amnll t u r n , d o i n g t y p i n g or honkkuup . _ 108 Palm etto Ave. — W H E E L E SS & WELSH and large farm property. Dean■ ing. W r i t e B o x 7 PK. APARTM ENTS, two rooms, kitch Berg Corporation, 515 First Nat I. ‘Service th at makes friends’’ DEAN-BERG CORPORA I lttN cue tie and hath. Handsomely Bank Bldg. Phone 713. ' FISK TIRES VULCANIZING 515 F irst National Hank Bldg. 40— Money to Loan furnished, beautifully decorated, PHONE 713 centrally located, select tonnnts. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY BARGAINS LOANS— F ir s t Mortgage Loans on Young, owner, 2(18 Nortli Park I "The R cjAH Store" homes a t t! per cent interest. II. Avenue. Spoclul sum m er rules. Wo make a specialty of our prom pt FLORIDA--ORLANDO— Orlando 10H USED CARS Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ | Oiling of prescriptions and quick L. Postoffice Box 503, City. FOR R EN T Six-room unfurnish­ fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ delivery. 0 V 6 S *r* cured without' fFKY WEEK ed g a ra g e nparinient. ''M odern imum 24c cash with order. j Drugs — Soda — Hot. Sandwiches LOANS— Money available at 7 per pain in one day by N. W. Corner McLander At cent. Close in property. A. P. conveniences. Cali he occupied t l i HIGGINS, Inc. Leonardi’a Golden Eye Lotion. July 1st. 2nd Street and Avncndo WIGIW-CHRISKNBEKRY 1*R1NT Connolly & Sons. c a d e , Commercial Street ' N o other eye remedy in the Avenue. Phone 4 IP-W. S H O P — I*rinting, Engraving DH1(>—Xenia. Make your sale* *rcial A Pnlmetto Ave. world as cooling, healing I Embossing. See us first. We du 47— Dogs, Cnta, Peta. through the Xenls Gasetta, Zenstrengthening for weak eyes. FOR R E N T --N ice cool furnished ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ i it. Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenuePHONE 3317^) housekeeping apartm ent; First trict. Want ad and display rates COLLIES, F»x Terriers, Shepherd, Commercial Street. UONARDI'S Setters, Pointers, puppies two floor. 310 E. 5th St. Any these kinds, MORGANTOWN, W. VA„ people O O L D K N I T 1 L O TIO N j SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile months old. males, $1(1; females, $0 each. COLUMBUS <Ga.,> LEDGER aro interested in Florida. Each ■-------------------------- roola. built up roofs. Re-roofing MAKSS WEAK EYES STRONG Claaal/ied ads have the largest of them through a classified add in TOURING, good shape ,over ola roofs. Leaks repaired. Et- Hounds, $10 pair, all fine ones, o r­ M e *1*Udraffim Darnell | circulation In Southwestern Geor­ the M organtown POST. 8ix cents Mr. Bowman, 710 W. timatee free. Satisfaction guaran­ der from this direct. gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. a work for six consecutive Issues. teed. Oak Avo.A 3rd St. Phone 111. Kennels, Wllliamston, S. C. AD. RATES i P We are much plea with our new locatl in the McLander cade and thankful lb: a continuance of yc orders for Good Jtib NOTICE WiLh new equipment and increased facil ties we provide faction to all our ci tomers both aew. • | | W .H. LONG Yours to serve ai please. P rin te ry ■raiaiaianmaiaa RNiTUPTWTHER ) > tty M cM a n u s *s>— (o .u tc e to «I^H T m ow V O O l Q m 'T uoors vjmxt y~ ‘h P e e tH - � 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, 1926 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 06, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 1926. 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 06, 1926; <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/6814c22b605d0b76a06a99ceb3c6a517.pdf 213bccee3a983ff27228484b52fc754b PDF Text Text n , ■ 'W - w ft V e g e ta b le SGarden land 4m A.- -l J.'-r•v '••' Associated Press Fall Leased Wire No Complaint Made Against Assessment On County Tax Roll Not u single complaint about tax assessm ent in Seminole county was registered Tuesday when the U>20 assessm ent roll, was presented to th e county commissioners by Alex Vnugh,un, tax assessor. Taxes for this y ea r will be collected, based on the assess­ ments noted on this roll. The compilation was delivered to tho county commissioners for upprovnl and so th a t taxpayers could re g ister their complaints, if any. This is the f i r s t time in the history of Seminole county, i t is said, t h a t no complaint was made. John D. Jinkins, tax collector, made his annual report to the County Commissioners and it was approved. ik While redToThe favyYard kg Raised tiding >hap Orders redHeavy Continue July 7. (/El­ ites submarine j ind today be­ lt a m s b u r g Queensboro E ast River, Siwed to the LOCAL MAN SAYS CONFIDENCE IN STATE GROWING v- S ’ v.;i SENATE CR0UP STILL SEEKING 2 OF WITNESSES Hope Of Ending Probe Soon SU11 Hinges Upon The Out­ come of Efforts To Obtain Testimony Of2MjoreJPeople Morin, Cunningham Are To Be Siibpoened Committee W ants To Know About Alleged Donation Of $50,000 By Cunningham W ASHINGTON, Ju ly 7.—(VPt — The Senate cam paign' funds committee decided today to be­ gin its investigation of the Illinois Republican prim ary on July 20 a t Chicago. WASHINGTON, July 7. —(A’)— Hopes of the Senate campaign funds committee to wind up its in­ vestigation of the Pennsylvania Republican p rim ary still hinged early today upon the outcome of H arry KentRetnrjnpFroinTqip efforts to obtain the testimony of To Cleveland W ith Reports two supporters of Representative ju st passed Of Death Qf Propaganda j Vare in his successful race for the i,\vero believed Launched Against Florida senatorial nomination 1U of the jourRepresentative Morin, who lives i sinking again in Lessening of propagundo derog ! '11 i ’ittshurgn and served as westf t the Sound and waters of Hell atory to Florida, and am azem ent a t !,>, n m anager for Vare, did not re ­ to he in order the Florida program are noticed in spond yesterday .to the request of n safe arrival j the northern centers of population Acting Chairman King th a t he he He had gone to A tlan­ s boat suddenly | according to H arry Kent, president on hand. Reef Rock be- of the Florida Cleveland Company, tic City, teli graphing King that he who lias ju s t returned from it t r i p ! ! 11"* been called there because of llnoss in his family, but the act being tnwed in ! to Cleveland, gs lukn and Sag-j “ People of the north realize that ing-chairman had wired him again n pilot who had i Florida is on a sound basis, ami requesting his presence. When he failed to respond to his during the night they express more faith in its fu ­ (guiding the flotil ture prosperity tbnu they did a name a t y esterday’s hearing, the (A second civilian year ago,” Mr. Kent said. “ N o rth ­ Senate sergeat-a t-arm s was direct­ (Falcon, lead ship ern business men a re amazed a t ed to bring hi in there under su b ­ poena. the building program s of Florida. Ctininngham also Wanted ftvnl Orders The death of gambling and spec­ Thomas W. Cunningham, t r e a s ­ ivy had ordered ulation in real estate, they believe. turned aside to ha« done much toward the stabili­ u re r of tho Pennsylvania Repub­ lican state central committee, was for the raised The ednvoy, there zation of values and the perm an­ the other witness wanted. ency of the s ta te ’s prosperity. committee has been told th a t he Homo hitch in Tho propaganda c a m p a i g n contributed $50,000 to the Vare o r­ the usual heavy Jig up and down a g a in st Florida, whch was waged ganization, hut subpoena servers Accident liuppcn- by nniiiy northern newspapers has had not been able to rench him. subsided and comment in general The sergeant-at-arm s was direct­ ed to make another effo rt to bring tho submarine is more favorable.’' jiff .'(8th S treet Mr. Kent while on his trip be­ about his appearance. Meanwhile, the case of F. X. O’­ -Island. At the came Florida distributor for tho Ing, the tide was ( handler automobile, which will be Connor, Philadelphia m agistrate said tho nver- carried in addition to the Cleveland who opposed Vnre’s candidacy for •course being fol- for which his company is already | 1hr seat he is relinquishing in the s t a t s distributor. , leois. . •*J s been referred without wus J l foot*. ■ i •' r t u. a . .it .. . :.••«•«.-•• v J .lion to the district atr u « ;ow«u, had. at ■ 1 Capt. W. ft. r ' • " " ■ ‘•r »> •*» < * * * ig the Vestul, said died Florida eomlitions closely j * : ,, whmn Vare <loshould have des- forsee a g re a te r business ora tins] 1 *prim ary and three tented in I ho , was missing. year than during the boom of a Irfour minutes he- year ago, Mr. Kent stated, and members of the Philadelphia Pubngroiutd the presidents of both m m ifacluring lie Ledger staff have testified thnt leading the flotil- concerns expressed expectations of O’Connor told them leaders of the Vare organization attem pted to phenomenal sales in Florida next purchase his support. He* twice Aside autum n and winter. lias denied that he made such cd asido to perstatem ents to anybody. tow to pass. All arose from the Btul and sirens l>cfrnntie warning. Eers cried. knnhlc to check even Bed, ran up among LOS ANGELES. July 7 . - - (/Pi — [.a g a in the S-f>!. Duteous or (ho F a b The claim of C. A. Pape, of Tucson, [damaged in the col- Ariz., th a t he saw Aimc Semple NEW YORK, July 7 .- t /P ) — imincdintcly he McPherson, pastor of Angelas Temple, a t Agua Prieta, Mexico, Gen. Lincoln O. Andrews, chief of gerous p a rt of the five days aefore she publicly a p ­ th“ prohibition enforcement serv­ I the navy yard from peared there, commanded the a t ­ ice, leaving for England on the the submarine was tention of investigators here today. Aqtiitania today, reiterated his It was indicated by Joe Ryan, denial of any intention of resign­ Je m onths’ subinerwho has been representing the dis­ ing from his post. its collision last When asked if the report of a tho steam er City trict a tto rn e y ’s office in the in­ m ight not Considered by naval quiry into the evangelist’s alleged possible resignation place him in an awkward position abduction by two men und a wom­ le are a near Execuis had been safely an, th a t an effort would ho made in dealing with tho British govern­ to obtain Pape as a witness, before ment and negotiating a program of the county grand jury, which yes­ regulation f6r tho exportation of |k Was Completed Eident occurred Lieu- terday look its first step in a liquor from th e t country to the inder E. P. Sauer, sweeping investigation of the pas­ United tSates, General Andrews Pape is under­ replied: the V estal’s course to r’s strange case. “ I do not see why it should have Hgerous shoals and stood to he enroutn to San F ran any more effect over there than lighted a cigarette Clf-l’O. here, and I don’t think it had any ’done- my job. I’m effect here " t ’t take her all the Ho adm itted much liquor was coming hero from England und tho Coinpmtult r Sauer continent under improper mani­ Ihe S-51 1.’If. miles fests. hut ho said ho did not be­ [Heas, fogs, coastwise EN T E R P R ISE , Ala., Ju ly 7.— lieve th a t rum -sm uggling was on t o r dangers, the long- (/P> Jam es Trawick, f a n n e r bf the increase. led on Page J) this town, and Andrew Glover of “ The to ast guard is being in­ Luke Wales, Fla., were Instantly creased and the customs are being killed when the automobile in increased,” ho said. “ We havo a which they were riding overturned trea ty with Cuba .and a convention on tho highway 11 miles from the with Mexico. Canada has invitee! city yesterday afternoon. The us to fu r th e r parleys and thus o t a r skidded into n ditch and hurst firm stru ctu re of enforcement is into flames, it was said. being created.” Street Lights Went Out Shortly Before ManWasKidnapped DELAND, Fla., Ju ly 7.— (/P) — Investigation by officials of tho Florida Public Service Com­ pany reveal the fa c t t h a t i t , m ust havo been due .to some outside influence t h a t the street lights of DeLand w ent out a few minutes before th o overowerlng and kidnapping of ohn O’Neill from a local hotel here S aturday night. The two wires, In an open field near the power plant, were, brought together, causing a' short-circuit, blowing out tho fuses in the main switchboard. Officials nay th a t i t could not havo been accidental. City officials, aided by priv­ ate detectives arc working on the case hut so f a r no Im­ portant clues have been u p tu rn ­ ed and no nrrests aro believed to he imminent. S REMODELING OF PRIMARY SCHOOL NEARLY FINISHED School Board Head Declares Building Will Be Re&dyFor Occupancy In September; Number Of Rooms Doubled The la;d unit of the Southside Primary School will be completed by September it was announced Wodm lay by 'I'. W. Lawton, county uperintendent of public instnictii., The school \v;i originally de­ signed mi that additions could he made later. The capacity of the finished sli. ire will he 750 p u ­ pils. Tins will relieve all conges­ tion in the prim ary grades in S an ­ ford, Mr. Lawton said. The Soiithside School is equipped with a lunchroom for tho students, and has a large aud. n’ium. The building stands adjacent to the municipal playground which was equipped by the Sanford Lions Club. The offer of the use of the municipal playground, made by Mayor Lake, was accepted by Mr. Lawton, and the school grounds will he among the best equipped in the state. Some congestion in the elemen­ ta ry grade schools is expected at. the fall term, but the completion of the new high school in February will relieve this the county su p er­ intendent said. The new Grooms Academy for colored children Will be cnmploted by September. This, like the Southside School, is a brick and tile structure. The colored school cost $(10,0(1(1. An enrollment of more than 1,000 colored pupils is anticipated in Sanford for the next term. A 10 per cent increase in the en­ rollment of white pupils is ex­ pected for Sanford in the fall term. The enrollment nt the closing of schools the first p a r t of this year was LOTS white children. Jury To Probe Pape Claim Of Seeing: Mrs. AndrewsReiterates McPherson In Mexico That He Will Not MeAndrews Named Quit As Dry Chief Again By Martin On PlumbingCommission Two Die When Auto Overturns On Road lake Shakes Towns To :h Damage Austria, Ju ly 7.— (/P) uako today shook Austria, and caused in the town of p, near Mount ZcW)euted shocks s p r R d . the population, but loss of life. schoolR, browory iso were considerably hardly a building In mined untouched, nt U p p e r A ustria tell flood damage, with M life. Tho ; rlvefa ind Rumingbach, in district and the rivand Sarm ing, n ear [and F rankonburg, a r e jinks. N um erous bridgi havo been destroyed, »reas of agricultural id. rsonp w i r e drowned * so d U rfg h r, near rkman w as electrotwitched op an alee'.standing in th e ’wawas drowned . _ to recover 5,000 tVhMtS frm p hor home., Vy been d estroyed a a TALLA HASSEE, Ju ly 7.—(/I’l W. E. McAndrews of Jacksonville was named by Governor Martin to­ day to i>e a momber of th e state board of plumbing commissioners, to succeed himself. S. W. Richardson of F o rt Myers was appointed a m em ber of the Lee county board of commissioners fo r district flvo, to succeed I). S. Borland, resigned. Other appointm ents were Hal Y. Maines, Lake Butler, Justice of the pence, district one, Union county; J . W. Jackson, Clewiston, consta­ ble, district one, Henry county, and Andrew L. Lopez, Key West, justice, of the peucc, district one, Monroe county. Boy Holds Hand Over Hole In Boat Bottom To Save Self, Brother LAKE NORDEN- S. D.. July 7. —(/P)—Vernon Tenold, 14. today knows how the Dutch boy felt while holding his arm in a hole in the dyke to save tho Uvea of his countrymen. Vernon stuck his finger in a E ustis—Ground broken, for now Melbourne—$260,000 Lincoln H o­ hole in the bottom of an old boat and kept it there until he and his $110,000 post, office. tel under construction here. brother. Melvin, 8, had drifted across Lake Nordon in a high wind. The boys had found an empty boat oti shore, climbed in and be­ fore they rcgjlsed it were far out in 'th e 1 fake. They had no oars, and four inches of water seeped rogations covering his life from through a hole in the bottom until the time he joined the Canadian Vqrnon stopped the inflow with his •______ j army at the age of 10 until the finger, titme of his arrest three months after the killing, Shanahan h a thought to be' a hold-up man, Dnrkin testified. He never suspected he was an officer until he was told after the shpoting HAMMOND, Ind., July 7— that he, had “shot a revenue man. —Danifl F. Healey, 22, Chicago And because, he reached forD U r- athleta who turned mall bandit To kln’s "money pocket," He lived in some fear of holdup men, he said, for he waa a bootlegger In Chicago and California, and carried l» ta ,today and c h a « e d hi* pl«* of large sume of money, Whi^h h i not guilty to gtoilty and was Mnbalways protected with a jwvdtaer. •need to 25 yeara it\ Leavenworth M istook Federal A gent For Hold-Up Man, Durkin T estifies A t H is Trial CHICAGO, July 7.—(A*)—Earn­ estly and quietly, with an occa­ sional smile playing across his pale features Martin J. Durkin told in 48 minutes Tuesday tho story of tho shooting of Edwwin C. Shana­ han,‘federal secret service agent, and the events surrounding it. He testified for himself in his trial for the murder of Shanahan, shot to death last Oct. 11 when he accosted the youth in a south side garage to arrest him for inter­ state transportation of a car the government said was stolen. For moro than three hours he r.tood upon his- story and embel­ • H W X V B A W M > « O W N lished it under a rigid cross ex­ amination by prosecutors, nor TOMO, Inljr budgod from his first outline of it wins in followed c.thel stataV iatto rm r ........................................ Bandit Pleads Guilty And - Gets 25 Years m y;> .* ^ T e » ‘ •- robbed.an tru ck of iikhU t - 5i S h o w 58 • * i BYVINOSTORMSUMER CAMP Increase In Storm Extends To Illinois Chief Executive Bound For Where 2 Are Killed And Vacation In N orth Woods Of New York JSIate; Party One Injured By Lightning; Lightning H urts 4 In Ohio Tncludes E verett Saunders Loss At Columbus Is Philadelphia Stop Estimated At $100,000 Causes Rumor to Pass Crop Damage Also Reported White Pine Camp, Six Miles From Railroad,MadeReady To Be Heavy; Zanesville For Distinguished Guests Is Struck By Two Storms entIffS Woman New Mayor Statem Fix Of Richmond, Cal. On Hie RICHMOND. Cal., July 7— JuneAtKM fTP)—This city today has a w>man m ayor with bobbed hair who announce* n platform wkh a “no re fo rm ” plank. M.*h. Mattie Chandler. 54, wife of a local barber, was appointed mayor last nigJit by tho c'ty council to which she was rcccttelected“There will be no silly cam­ paign against short skirts, fe­ male cigarette-sm okers, nor," she added, “ bobbed hair.” Rich­ mond is located across the bay from Kan Francisco and has a population of about 17,000. ON BOARD COOLIDGE’S S P E ­ COLUMBUS. Ohio, Ju ly 7.— (/P) —Ohioans wore ta k in g stock t o ­ CIAL TRAIN, July 7. (TP)— P resi­ day of tin* damage done by storm s dent and Mrs. Coolldgo were in which swept many p a rts of the New York .State today hound for state yesterday apparently with a vasntiim in tho north woods. relentless fury heightened by high Accompanying the President were winds, heavy reins and spectacular* Secretary Everett Sanders, m ili­ displays of lightning. The storm ta r y and naval aides, and a num ­ extended to central Illinois, where ber of office and household em ­ two persons were killed and one ployes us well ns secret service men. The chunge to cooler tem p ­ seriously injured by lighining. Damage totaling thousands of e ratu res was by way of n severe dollars was caused by tho storm storm which the spceiul train en­ and a t least four persons woro in­ countered in crossing Delownre. jured in Ohio. Losses in Colum­ Rumors of illness spread when bus and vicinity woru reported to the train halted fo r a few minutes have reached $100,000 dam age and a t W est Philadelphia for medicine, th at a t Dayton was placed even but it was only for a tooth-wash higher, while dam ages woro still for the President, which hud been uncstinmted today in ninny Sec­ forgotten. Vocal iSc'loctlonaByiJuartette tions. Damage to crops wns also re ­ And Piano Selections By GABRIELS, N. Y. July 7.— i,V\ ported In tiie storm -sw ept areas, —This little town in Northern New Mrs. Virginia Piner To Be although iinjifficiul e stim ates were York is tho nearest, rail connection F e a tu re d Of The Program available. William Casfiion, 10, to the sum m er White House ill was stunned by lightning while White Pine Camp, six miles away. Ihe I,ions Club of Sanford will seated on the front porch of his The station, a tiny struct lire broadcast a Sanford radio ' prohomo here. standing close to the single track Lewis rhernvetjj of Grove City of the New York C en tral’s Adiron grain from the W inter P ark broad­ night. was talking <>n a telephone when duck division, wore u new coat of casting station T hursday The Lions q u a rte t and a mixed lightning struck tho wire nnd paint today in honor of the presi­ quartet will he features of tho eve­ knocked him unconscious. dent. ning. Two seven* storm s hit Zanes­ Joe G. Graham is in chargo of A trip of three miles across roll­ ville and vicinity. During tho height of one, Albert Shanks- n ing country takes one to a wood arran g e m e n ts and Samuel R. Dighmechanic, and Miss Etim Werick, road that lends froir the main ton, club president, will make a 10 an employee of tho press dopnrt highway into Irwin R. Kirkwood's minute talk on Sanford and tho oj>On the *“»r»zon horizon are are some some portimiles of the “ City S u b sta n ­ ment of the American Tiling Com- estate. pany 's plant, wore reaticred * i m - 'W the-highest peaks of the Adtr- tial.” Mrs. Virginia P iner will ho a t conscious :imtH when lightning struck an and W o lfs Juw the piano during tho vocal num ­ and White Face. electric wire feed bers and will render piano selec­ P rivate Bond Leads To Comp During the second storm nt New Mrs. Paul Em ge and Mrs. On every side, tho fields aro tions. Concord, nearby, a nattirnl gas well Jam es A. M athers a r e also a ssist­ wi. tired when a bolt struck the carpeted with daisies ami b u t t e r ­ rigging. The flames were controll­ cups, with here and there a patch ing in tho Lions Club program . The City of Sanford has engaged of purple Iris, while the woods, ed without difficulty tho W inter P ark broadcasting sta’which aro n ear tl)e highway in After 12 hours of fighting, em ­ ployes of Jhe Ohio \V.*I1 Company places, yield the fragrance of bal­ tion for each Thursday night and the Sanford program begins ut nt Cambridge, succeeded in e x ­ sam, spruce and pine. tinguishing u gas well fire with The privuto road to White Pine 8 o’clock. The opening numbers will bn the uho of steam . Tho well was Camp wns built years ago, through struck by lightning. a virgin forest, most of whicli i»; "Plantation Lullaby” und “ Way Running along a j .town South” by the Lions Club Fire started by lightning de­ still standing. stroyed the denaturing p lan t of .slight rise of ground, it uffords mnlo q u a r te t composed of Messrs. tile Federal Products Company occasional glimpses of Osgood Kmgo, Howard, G raham and DlghTwo piano solos, “ Volse a t Carthage, Ohio, near Cincinnati, lake and ends at a stone wall and ton. causing dam age estim ated a t . $ 75,- wire fence th a t surrounds the p re ­ Sturienne" and “Grace,” played by Mrs. Finer, will follow. Mrs. 000. serve. Flowers, wild and cultivated, are M ather and Mr. G raham will sing everywhere a t the camp, but e s ­ “ Life’s Dream is O’e r.” The mixed q u arte t, composed of pecially around tho .principal Mr. and Mrs. Kmgo, Mrs. M athers buildings. und Mr. Grahnm will sing " S outh­ Drinking W ater Is Tested In preparation for tho presiden­ ern Melody” and “ Sweot and Low." tial party, the drinking-w ater was This num ber will bo followed by tested by the state health d e p a rt­ Mr. Dighton’Sfcaddress. The second p a r t of tho program ment, the howling alley, billiard The Chamber of Commerce's hall and boat-house were made will consist of two selections by plans to erect a new home on city ready, nnd the tennis court of Red the male quartet, “ Drink to Mo property near the lake shore wns clay imported from England, was Only with Thine E yes” and “ Annlo endorsed, nnd J. H. Jackson a p ­ rolled to the hardness of stone. Laurie,” a solo, “ Angus Mac Don­ pointed as tho Kiwunis Club's re p ­ Times and S ta r, Mr. Kirkwbod's ald,” by Mrs. M ather, "Concert resentative to expedite the m a tte r police dogs, named a f te r his K an­ Vnlse” and “ Polka dc Concert,” ftt tho noon luncheon meeting of sas City newspapers, hnve been a s ­ piano solos by Mrs. Piner, two se­ the organization held today in the signed in tho runw ay in a remote lections each by tho mixed q u arte t Seminole Grill. p a rt of the cam p to remove the and the male quarte t. Richard M. Russell, of the S a n ­ possibility of quarrels with the ford Baking Company, made a White House pets. brief address setting forth the Murines were posted along the methods of mixing nnd baking borders of the camp to insure p ri­ dough, his talk being in lino with vacy to the presidential party. tho " b e tte r business1’ program of tho club calling for a business a d ­ dress by Bomo m em ber a t every weekly meeting. Retail merchants of Sanford will I)r. E. D. Brownlee, T. I,. Dumas, be invited to attend a "get-togeth­ Judge J. G. Sharon, A. P. Connelly er” banquet to be held at a local and Dr. W. T. Langley were a p ­ hotel on Wednesday evening for a pointed on a Underprivileged W A SHINGTON , July 7. -(/P)— discussion of ways and means of Children's Committee to investig­ ate a reported caso of infantile A recess appointm ent has beon bettering business, according to paralysis and to study ways und given William J- Tilson of A t ­ pluns made at an informal meeting lanta, by President Coolidgo to be of Chamber of Commerce officials m eans of affording relief. MaJ. L. A. Odom, welfare work United S ta te s district judge for und a few storekeepers at tho City er of Jacksonville, made n brief the now mlddlo-district of Georgia. Hall last night. Following the failure of a num­ Tho nomination of Tilson, who talk u rg in g the club's assistance in is a b rother of the Republican lend­ ber of merchants to attend the local charitable enterprises. F r a n k Talbot, of tho Lions Club, er in t h a House, was sopt to tho meeting last night, a committee Senate several weeks ngo hut op­ composod of J. 0. Ball, A. Raffeld, was the only oth er visitor. E n terta in m en t features consist position on the p a r t of two Geor­ Arthur Yowell and C. Miller was ed of a solo by George Brockhahn, gia senators caused tho President appointed to sell tickets and cahand the usual group singing ac­ to withdraw it, along with those vhss for a large attendance a t the companied by Mr. Brockhahn on for district attorney and m arshal. banquet Wednesday. Tho feasibility ■of "community Senators H a rris and George, the piano. both Democrats, based th eir ob­ dayH,” joint advertising apd other jection to Tilson on i h e ground means of stimulating business will th a t ho is not a resident of the dis­ to ho her major perns of the jourtric t and, they held, not qualified gram of action outlined >a t the to present by experience, for a ploco oo the meeting according plans. federui bench. LIONS CLUB WILL HAVE CHARGE OF CITY RADIO BILL Kiwanians Endorse Building Plans Of Commercial B o d y Retail Merchants ToHold Banquet On Coolidge Gives Tilson Wednesday N ight Recess Appointment To Georgia Judgeship County Court May Clean Docket And Adjourn Thursday • The trial of C. D. Whitfield ac cused of passing worthless checks, and. W* R,* Burkett, charged with petty .larceny consumed the morn­ ing! eealfon of County Court, sever­ al other eases scheduled for the morn due fi. _______ 'ield was found not guilty. rof C. M. Lynn, charged with possessing liquor was schedul­ ed ta eonse up this afternoon, and Prosecuttu* Attorney E. F. Hous holder announced his intention of try fa f Rucker, charged with ’ A assault, today also if rairnmsnt of his i Cash O nH t Due Is $1,651 First National In Record Seminole Is The combined dc Sanford banks on JtUMiJ totaled $6,600,962.10 ing to statem ents l the three inatituf figure represen til crease of $2^ an approxim ate'| per * cent to ta l. f i r s t Natleaal The F irst National in deposits with a 003.04 and the Semt ond with $2,718.020.9®, ford Bank and Trust .G city’s youngest hanky < with deposits totaling The F irst National I gain in deposits for t amounting to $ i^ n ^ 4 0 j - crease in deposits of the I Bank over the 1925 figure ! as $1, 008,146.39, and t Bank A T rust, .Corns equals $124,203.80. ’ $1,651,848.43 C e * * * ' The combined lfaaS:aM of tho three flnmncb total $4,151,053.40, a the $0,600,962.10 on cash on hand and due banka amounts to $1^8®I j The figures shown statements of the th awakened much f$W among business' niff and compared with other institutions, £ are aa|d to be in better any in this section of * Publisher By DeathNEW YORK. Financial, sporting and circlss today - m Russell Thomas, _ of the Morning Telegn Thomas, who v rn 61 -1 , died yesterday afternoon three-days’ ilineal. ” r'1 A picturesque fig u re,.. Street and on Broadway,^! a career as a racing enthUM publisher. Bom to wealth, his fortune in the panto " but immediately began to ' way bkek to nla fo rm er. Among the coups was a $2,000,000 corner ton market. t Hs was a pioneer In rpofng. He also, h tu rf Interests apd a t in his. stables many oughbrsdr Before he was SO, president of the Bank. He also dept of the Lewis Pul pany In which be eventual *shlp of t over the owners ing Telegraph. He was married three the day bis first him 'in 1912, he H. Finley. B e _ hqr a t Paint Beach, Fla,, I and October 10 of the i married Mias Lucy Paris. At TAMPA, July 7 .- . . services for the late Honors, rehlty dialer i who died Thursday was taken tb'aw ttM M Beal estate ____ ore consisted of Woman Fires Counsel To Become Her ' sbusiness T j a ‘r v and .qpffratadt a*X7> Own Lawyer In Mate’s Divorce $iiit nsar NEWPORT. R. I„ July 7.—</P>. —Mrs. Jessie M argaret Budlong today has essayed. a new role— that of defense counsel hr her hurl band’s suit for divarce.^.v With dramatto'fetkBennsss.'yei-:torday, she discharged C. C. Moors, who had ben representing her, ana turned the gima of cross-examina­ tion on her husband with expert­ ness -that os m | fro r °pi* p V u’xperienea gained a t two ’’revltmrunsucceskful separ Moore Jtad^perferred charges of other attar iVwliS^itawb. dismiss* * “ “ ro d rtb e Yorker,, Budlc 'oster re tth e the ar- sion __S’acqu had descri In cur- t o f f c B e h o l d e r / ; ------ r S M tatirataxtoa I® husband spoke of his wife ¥ you*” .« "You were never satisfaetory aa a' wife, but X was so moeh in lera witheypu th et l oyertaokad mumk11 he told her at one stage of the questioning. ‘ ' • * .• to- Budloi away up a board to demand t*a** % <-- t i n ore cal . * * ? * ' * * •' ■jv»*-U Vinceni - , �•: v&i \ •ds >ttfj ' ii ■i ‘i S P L 1T 11Yesterday’s Results Wrfi W ■ \ >AT; = FAILS TO SHOW UP AT HEARING National le a g u e Chicago, 1-101 Pittsburgh, 4-7. Philadelphia, (5-5; New York, 3-4. Brooklyn, 4-14; Boston, 5-5. Cincinnati, 4-0; St, Louis, 0-11. ^ ............. ............— " • i ^ Powerful< Court Will ?Consider' Administrative O ffic e rs M ust No# Most Powerful in ^ u f i s Governor Of Absences Of OverJ] Life At Raiford BeC£ Faetors In. c % ' • TALLAHASSEE- Fla., Jfj tho power-plant, saw mill andCHICAGO. Ju ly f l ^ W - T h r J ' f ™ i’v,. ..ffi.-ers “ no person ihall h,tlf ^ —f/P) —J ; J . Mendenhall, If I « v e r the attem pted return lh(.n,s,.|v. s from t h e ' t r u s t or profit (Continued /rom page 1) | Clearwater, grower and s wtdl ns tho i m p i n g s t a t i o n . AII I to Chicago of »|U>n betting mi ..... f„r a p c i . ., ’ longer than .10 , this s ta te . Wi,|,o,.t ; sought to -bring about a decision American League " ’0 t.i K^'j repair work had also been under h o rse m -.-s was tran sferre d torfn. . they mu I :•••" V !.>•■ i | ^ who is serving a life sentence; for last week before be left for Mis Bunch Binglea And New York, 1 3 ; Philadelphia, 2 0. , souri. ‘ 1,1,1 1 i --’ murder, is one of the most powraF- his supervision. The new power j from the mutuel windows a t tin- c u t- u .mi:11,11 This proved to he impos.*v, r tl.tc governor n-K Down Timely Sacrl- Cleveland, 4-0 Chicago, 2-8. 1 ible. however, nnrl lie D•11 his vote | fill factors on the drily life of the plant, which will be installed .f- r rW ashington Park track to the 1 ' ni-m ■> d->. <)i !ii-i wise,*. eral stated, ,,wb,.r,?1 1 St. Ixuiis, 4-0; Detroit, .‘1-3. the ti g plant by Augustis b ei ng ' ....]_, p , ni, "" | I(Hg To Win F irs t;, Boston, 4 2 ; Washington, 7-3. on the ipiestion with Senator King. Raiford state farm ?'•ci- rnav be declared vn- leaves his duties f„r s,| b„ii. i.v i m m r ’t x . .■ Democrut. of Utah, acting-chnirWlna The Second . | able length of t j,ni. V1 Superintendent J. G. Ill Itch*, p £ Mendenhall, tit" sjipenntemlent j ( 1 Cri.we, of Cm... mnn. Southern Association v • 11..- op-oi .- of Attorney | removed by Huthe farm, in a lctt<r to tho Board Illinois Charges Are Denied said, has . b e e one of the main , | f,„- ibe Fliinoi. ' -. .I.d'.n- mi, ».en: to GoV- l z ],,ct „f ,|utyi nudi-r'i'h^ ?A, Fla., July 0.—(A’l—St. New Orleans, 3-h; Atlanta, 7 0. Senator UiFollette, Hepuhlica.i of <'ommjssionei s M State •Insti­ honor system advocates a t the J|ipk(,y < hl|, w.-ri- Mtmmoned .’or trg bunched and sairiflccd Mobile., 8-4; Birminglmni, 1-1. Marlin, in )'• PkV to n re- „ f jnw ciuotf^l.'’* tutions. told of somg of. . the ...................................... . . . . thll . ..ngs farm. Whenever any trouble bns i-rg'imcnl- preliminary to a rti! ' of Wisconsin, meanwhile.. atinounci , .-object by il>e aary In the firat game of u Chattanooga, 0-7; Nashville, 15. ii : . . . ry appointments t,.... appointments, h.i ' ‘I that Mendenhall, who nun already aicinM-onmi ngn arisen, Mendenhall h(«s been on t h ’ ing a* to whether or not the modi ('. dOtible hill with the Tampa Memphis, 0-4; Little Rock, 7-3 (>«-•■ erl he favored inclusion <>( the list m-i vciI HI years. In' s .lone In help- Sl.rlu., Mr. Itlitch said, made by the govern and figures, which date hack to !u ,| ins.; net y s te n ini rod.iced Monday, winning 10 to 3. oral game, It) Innings). ■. ’ .if .'M'clio.i 3IK5, the conditioliH. Ib f„u, ** - ' - ' IUI7, when the lei-gue liegan its mg to conduct the vn fairs of the (Inc of* Mendenhall’s prevent ' j^ ^ ra V 'k 'V o d n t es the .-date Anti i fctfded the S hIiUs in starting i-.ernl stated, provides done, the a tto n n j y krtge* n ^ r i l1a prison/ He relntsi! dow Ihtj fo rm ­ , * • ........... .............. v -■— projects is supervision of a modem ” . . intensive eampaign in behalf of th leCond half season with n win. Southeastern League fr„ -• ball I.-- d.-enied i executive would have t? 1 er Clearwater producer has lieen c, concrete structure for the new J v‘ l‘ ' , . .... Eighteenth Amendment, m the | Albany, 8-5; Jacksonville, <5-1. The attorneys for the ..Jockey ' — “t-i-aaiiig - - order, removing ;^(. 1 I........ umb.-nl ..... ' , ’ \. public record, but Senators King successful in managing the prison. ! >|t||..l,iobilo license tag factory and . *•“ Mo r n i n g g a m e Montgomery, II; St. Augustine and Llien filling mi, , ii n .ia -.f I he : late, farm i nd in supervising Construe-j s(,,,|. plant. Club sought a ruling to tuase I" and Goff, Reoubliean. West V ir­ (7 innings, ruin). • ‘i \ , l« vM f»r n l y , iui tion of the modeni buildings mai l Mendenhall in 58 years of age, I manetii a tem porary oi.l. i n - ^ AR R H ginia, desired to comply with Columbus, 4; Savannah, 2. >y <• >UjtBwn, 2b ... 5 1 3 f b. •i -II have i> ■<!t i lit led or Wheeler.s reipiest that the full com- inst-illing machinery, and in lire- ) -.n,| n native of Kentucky. 'Tho i nlrmning .ot.-i Icrciice Hollywood—$2.(iihi,ooi) . i i. , H . ' *8 .......... . . 3 1 1 2 I millet! membership be represented venting the c-iap; >.f other co n -.s ta t* Hoard «f Pardons has re- 1county .u d .-.t-.it>- cMor.-emcn sue voted ,t« finance h>J Florida Stale l e a g u e 3 1 1 2 vi.-ts at the scii.t* otinry. j pentcdlv r.-fitM-d to g ra n t him , thorite -. wbici the c i i i c • r. ^ m i f ....... ■■ i :i :i! ion, Mr. .John- ,'oet a t -Buy Mala I. when tie- dec ision was rein bed. ] ( Morning G am es) t»n, cf ...... 6 1 . 2 3 Operation and mainteftanee of ' cl. iiiiiiy. j '•* ( ’barges hare been and Orlando, 0; HANFORD, II. 4 - 1 0 10 n f | c ..... . denied th:-t the expenditures dis­ I) 0 ] St. Petersburg, It); Titmpu, 3. m f ............ 4 1 0 2 0 0 closed in the Pennsylvania primary I Ft. Myers, I; Lakeland, H , 5 1 1 4 K Ik .......... would he rivaled in the Illinois con- | ---------------------------------------j 1 | (Afternoon Games). 5 11 2 a n t , 3b test. The committee will sit in ; 1 o ! Brndenton. 3; Hnrtisntn, 2. ' 0 3 11 Wow, ii Chicago to investigate them. SANFORD, 2; St. Orlando, 4. -(— l o c k , ......... .. 0 1 0 0 0 o In the meantime, the study of — _ —. — - __ | Tampa, 4; St. P< tershurg, 2. political activities of organizations j Fort Myers, 5; Lakeland, I. 38 10 10 27 0 1 interested in legislation will con ; [ for Withrow in 7th. tinue, with the Anli-Salooe ; AB R H PO A P fttkpa League, the Asso-intion Again t 1 2 0 0 mofecrlake, if 4 0 t) the Prohibition Auicndineiit, and i 4 0 1 •1 2 2 Sjanor, 2b . . other groups lined no on opposite 4 0 1 8 i i E & t. lb ... sides in the wet and dr’v fight lileM I L c ....... 4 0 it 7 t> i lv to re. >iv«- |he maim sbaie ot Z ...i.. - ‘ 4 0 n 3 a 0 Mli b ill teal ion 4 (1 0 1 0 it EKbin, ct SPOKANE. Wash , .KTlv 5. t.-l*, Ss .< 1 2 2 •} 2 1 Mvatz, 3b Prof. /'If Onsjon, authority mi Stale In K,-f 1,-slimon\ •1 2 1 i 1) 0 Norse history, today continued the •rnlcke, s WASHINGTON. July »i.' i/p. 2 II i a 2 (1 deciphering of weird runic inseii|> The Senate cnr..|.iiigri funds i mil iyAlvarez, p 0 0 0 (1 1 i •uytt.*' -v A om lnguiz, ji tinn.a on a hu/cc boulder near hen- mittee ib-. i.l- d i-.dn , t<> turn over 1 0 a 0 0 -<) in the hope that the characters to tin- dc-lii'-t atloiin v of (In- hi ^Sutler, — _ might reveal fu rther traces of Irict >>f t - liuiilo.i, tin- rerord of ■' 3 8 27 7 5 what he believes were the first testimony in the ease of I-', x ,B itte d fo r Dominguez in Dili. , N o rth American Viking explora­ O’Ci.niior, n Smith Pbilinlelphia tions. magistrate, for such art ion as he J a U n i b u r g . . 000 (100 320—10 Having established to his own M i ....... 020 000 100— 3 satisfaction t h a t characters decii.h might, deem advisable. ( I t !onn> r reei ntlv denie-| b e f o r e 1 5-V; Bommary: Two base hit. Brown, i-reil v« Hlenlav tell of n emiflii t l.<- I lie eolnii.il lee tin- te tinioi.y of! ilvatx. Alvarez, Dernickc. Three tween a hand of N-*i -< nnn and In Senal'O l’» |.p. r and llnee I*11j I.id >-< 1 hit, Behr. Sacrifire, Doyle. }» v*:,r A:,t pliia nev. papei in. i. that !t. b.nl 1 n 2; Kuull, Withrow. 2; D ec wbieh ll... Red Men w.-r • v.«-l..r..,,, . to|«| them lb.- William S. Vai>- or . * .. I ' l ' n l i i i i i . f t t i n u.«. It, - Stolen base, Halvatz, Her Profow.r Opi ji.n is working on ad •r.-uiization I■..I ..lfi-i.il to piji.lii , ditional iiiccii'.lii.m pnitlv cuv«-i In 11,-1 1 1 in li.i n-iiid P i-iiii \l B«s* on hnllu. off Withrow. vania • * ••••lorial pi iniai v |<cM .'Alvarez, 1. Struck out by cd by mm; • and otb.-r gn.wih. ■ ’V 1s. . I liiDapw, 1; by Alvarez, ii. Hit by ( Itahcr, Luekey, by Alvarez. Wild' Dry,,,,, if .. rr 6 alvaroz, Alvarez. Hits o f f , |{r,lWlli ,.f r«a 7 in 7 inaings; off Domin- | | | r»ck. 3b 2 in 2 innings. Losing pitch. Fuull, rf r r(Jf»lvarfr.. Left on base, St. Pet Bolir, lb . ____ / >Ur* 8 ; Tam pa (I. Umpires, Ery Bennett, 31. LONDON, July 15. i/P* An ar- 1 1Kane. Time 2:05. Ilewilt. p my of women yi 'l erda y demanded j Luekey, e 0 ' 1'ipml eights wiib mi n. A Iverson, rf. I SECOND GAME Throngs gal In-red on I be 3 bam. ; | AB R H PO A E Kttipa Totahi 35 2 8 30 12 5 lo mau l. In llyile Park m a il.-m me.t mi ion in favor of suffrage for I erlake, if .. r> o 9 2 o o Score by inningi;; 0 I) 2 Turnpa . ODD 020 000 2 I 5,110(1,(Mill young women and M-atr { 0 2 11 St. Petersburg 000 000 III) II 2 in tin- limise of lords for peeress- . 0 0 8 I ben- were many baini.-r : and I Sumaiury: Hits, off Kurtz, 5 in en. The national women's .......... 7 1-3; off Alvarez, 3 in 2-3; Sac- band-;. 1 1 3 wa.; I», ef. .. rifiees, Doyle, Luekey, Salvutz; left j parly of llu- I'nited ■Slat 3h ... on bases, St. Petersburg I; Tam i well i--pre .■-111<-•I He, ns ... Demands Ilia1 tie- govei iinieiil 1 3 2 2 0 j pa 5 ) double plays. Block to Mat 0 0 0 1 0 thews; stolen bases Brown; win give I 111- Vole t lb.- Wolll.-ll will'll »* P ....... i o o o a ning pitcher, Alvarez; rsr^ ■ I \ eai ol age. oil t In inn- tel m< , W»rez, p. umpiiea . in. n . iii lead >!' am .1 .it .„ and Klim- and Ery. Time 2 hour . 37 4 U 30 11 II • eat • .tail v-.1• ill I lie lion ..' • I ?>V Totals I St. Fete. , A 11 It H PO A K An m In. near Iting.-iu, tieinuuiy. ]| lot li , I l perl . e- in ' Ill'll Ill-Ill, W e |e l o an 4 1 14 3 ** I to- ses _.»Uhews, 2 b of the dim sound I., and fi ■> u-. I LflBoylo, ss 4 0 I) 2 2 I I ban t) linn n I I 11--J*. . J’i: RSBURG Professor Continues Work Of Deciphering Inscriptions On Rock 7 - — : Nj/I ;r >/>■»■...-i ■‘“v. -4 3 L * . Rqtial W'idi M(‘n Are Hein# Sought Ry The RritishWomen ' ' m 4T f) J -J V prfi 12 1 01 1 IU M Ev-V' 1 j®;.tv STUDEBAKER ndard Six Duplex-Phaeton - O I!|,I) Mm lilvp In live rig h t n e a r oiu* of On* si-.M licst tfol f <*oi:rs4>s in all P e n I m l f- iori«l;i ? A courso uhtisi* rollittK fa irw a y s iirc bnrtli’io d by lo fty pinos, m a g n o lias, o a k s and palm s, w ith the s p a rk le fro m a ch ain of s p rin g -fe d lakes in th e h ack g ro u n d ? W hose c o m fo rtab le , Itom ev, • lo u s e p rm ifle s a *’l ‘Kh hole” w h ere I he o th e r IS m ay b- ,••!;.> ed o t e r an d o v er a .train, an d a dinintr room w ith l.i i t b - s ewh.ine'.’ W here th e leade.’s of llii.-t ro y al an d an n? p i n t ’ m a t fm p ie n lly he found in m alch p l a y , an d wti-n- VOI! a r e o d i o a i e lo play |o votir h e a rt's c o n te n t? V> t H 1,0 Y O U ? • / has created open-car enthusiam I . O‘ II A l t l t O K o f f e r s j os l I h i s o p p o r l o n i l y . Its rolling wu. led a c r e s a d j o i n t h o s e o f Uie S a n f o r d C o u n t r y ( l u l l . In - i d t o l i o n t h e y p r o v i d e s o m e o f ( li e m o s t b e a u t i f u l h on -i -s i te s t o b e fot i.nl in all F l o r i d a , l l o m e s i t e s r e p l e t e " • l b n a t u r a l b e a u t y , b o r d e r i n g on a c h a in of F l o r i d a ’s o p a r a h l e lakes, w h e r e loveys o f a tju a lie s p o r t s m a y D ' . l in t h e d i v e r s i o n t h e y love herd. Kvery i m p r o v e n w n t aiw! r o i i y e n i e n c e (o b e d e r i v e d f r o m t h e t h r i v i n t r c i t y o f ^■"iford a r c ri;;ht at h a n d . ITH the Duplex-I^haelon Ukmt*comes new motor­ ing’ joy. Open car freedom closed car comfort rag./. —either in a few seconds. It is truly motoring my. “ns you like ii” with this world’s most practical tourinir car. n o zv* •■ Roller side enclosures, smartly finished, operate as simply as the shades in your home. There are no |; / f l a p p i n g ’ ends- no curtains to fold away and become J f torn. The steel fram e top assures double comfort and m*- double safety because it will bear the ent ire weight of the & - car in an upside-down position. :a ^ Golf on one <>f dn j it-al c-ourtun in all 1* O'-JW a d v i s e liolli t h e l i o m e s e e k e r a n d ( h e c o n s e r v a t i v e i n lo r to i n v e s t i g a t e t h e m u l t i t u d e o f a d v a n t a g e s to he f. Mild a t L o c h A r b o r . m Beyond this revolutionary improvement which Studebaker has introduced in the open car field, you |'d. can-enjoy the benefit of Studebaker economy of manu-. facture. Vast resources g reat plants wherein all vital p arts are made, bring you the One-Profit value which IS only Studebaker can offer. ifjyt Thin Htundurd Six Duplex-Phut-lon may lie purchnacd tin the Studr1iak?r fair and Hberul Budget Payment Plan nt time-pay­ ment rate* uu law uh any known to the motor world. $1145 f. II. h. fill till V San Juan Garage Co. SANFORD “ The City *•V FL * /' , 4»*^»**-^ i .v r v �Y».^^i;af:w w a U i u ii d Hpl”'; V.'-<■*rft *— 1MiliMifrmW *.-■ ' C m wxwbmww « i* Mtt (■■■■■■I >’■*.‘ - »>w7 *?V: IAWiX P on d 5 M a i n St. • ■■■■ ; • ;7 ’.m ,'.'.'-, *' • ' •VJ •>■*•*. n t **vv ■ W < ll £ ■ •-;*'!. . .’.if 180$ ? w* •V 1;. D a y t o n a BeacM H. STILLMAN POND, President TOE COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE ^et us figure with you on your home or apartment. Will deliver to Sanford and vicinity on any fair sized order,j Get our priceis before buying. fvv Be Sure And Sec Daytona Beach While In Florida Ocean Frontage A REALLY South Ormond Beach 50x250 at $150.00 fr’nl ft. ean front clemc in', 0.1x250'$160.00 front foot. Geo. F. Shepley Realty Co. ‘On or near the ocean. Delightful Home complete* * ly furnished, Six rooms. $10(100 to Oct. 1st. ^Duplexes. Apartments, Cottages and Houses $75. (; per month up. AT YOUR SERVICE Write or Wire m the North Patrician Grandview at or 218 W(* can rent you what you want for the sum­ mer. The A. T. Reynolds Realty Co., Inc. J HIM .Main St on the Peninsula Telephone 342 ...in the... Sanford Herald Bogart and Pickles Summer Rentals Now Open 4 Room and Bath ....... $55.00 Opened for the summer with special low rata| Wo cater to first class trade. Banquets. Speri Sunday dinners and week end parties. With sp einl family rates... There is no b etter place on „ East Coast to spend your vacation and get a re rest. We serve the best meals on the coad Every room modern, with telephones, private an correcting baths, fireproof, children's p|aj grmind. Write us for rates. 1 4 room, bath & garage 55.00 2 hemes of 5 rooms and bath, garage ........................ $110.00 com­ municate with j 803-805 Main St. Penninsular Station ,‘J Bedrooms See Wilbur-By-The-Sca Advertisements APARTMENT WITH Hotel Toronita WE CAN SERVE YOU High Cla&s Apartment Read The Come around and get Acquainted iummer Rentals Ramsey Bros. If You Desire ;j rooms, breakfast nook, and bath ............................ $00.00 Large Sleeping Hoorn in upper Apt. 7.50 single 10.00 double. Phone 382 Suite 3 every day Under the management of J. M. BRYANT Shelley Block, Main St. Box 57 Peninsula Sin. 806 Main St. Toronita Hotel and Mcl^ipd Hotel, DcLand, Fli| Jr COME TO DAYTONA BEACH THIS SUMMER VAND ENJOY THE COOL BREEZES ON THE OCEAN. We specialize in renting ocean front proper­ t y . New apartments beautifully furnished $00 fk per month. Also furnished houses on ocean front ’^ahd near golf links. $100 per mouth. THE FERNWOOD HOTEL J ^ Extend to all visitors from Sanford A heart;I welcome to Paytona Beach during 1heir.si ay liert| We have wonderful bargains in houses and lots. The Fcrnwood Hotel Brooks Aylward Realty Co. Phone* 1175, 52CW P. O. Box 12.1H Peninsular Station. Phones 460-161 Daytona llnirh Olfire I’epp.n Pool Will!. J ona Beach w» Sum m er R e n 6 room* ,V b a th ; acreenod porrh front Mini r e a r ; 2 car y g trn jre ; one litlt. from orean $100 mo .Bungalow - » room*. 2 bedroom*. garage. good local ion and furninhed $65 mo. beautiful li room linu»r, .‘I lied rooms, canine, completely furninhed, ritrlit on ocean $l.ri0 mo. Ocean front, lower floor, 2 family houae; 2 lied room*, ‘ijptrage, large id aimed A arreened porch $l.r»0 mo. 1 1 - 2 blk*. from $50 Campbell Real Estate Co. ; 1003 Main SI. Phone 1573W * Peninsula Slat inn Daytona Beach, Fla. =A SUMMER SEASON RATES THE WINDSOR HOTEL r/ DAYTONA MKAt’ll, FLORIDA The PleananteNt Spot in Florida (Dining room rloxed for .summer) - ROOMS $2.00 a day for one person in a room. $<1.00 a day for two person* in a room. $1.50 a day, per person, for •! persons in a room, Lower rates by the week; l.e.ss by the month. Free O arage: No Kxtran Hcad(|uurters for weekend parties and commercial trnvelern. v Comniunirute with A. S. Ilook, Rcm. Mgr. r Jr FOR RENT A real home close (o ocean, three bed mot*. I telephone, garage And servants quarters. pel' month. 1 have some small apartment ■<!<d to ocean and post office. $150.00 each to Some ( >i enii'41 1 out cottages for season. 'llic most wonderful beach and speedway in the world is at Daytona Beach, where surf bathing is enjoy­ ed and driving on the beach each day for hours a t a time. Beautiful automobile drives through forests of moss-covered oaks and beautiful palms, on asphalt* paved roads, radiate in every direction. Daytona Beach is less than one day’s journey by auto from any other re­ sort city in Florida. One can drive for hundreds of miles on perfect paved roads. In the summer, as in the winter many of the best hotels arc open to visitors and can truthfully boast of as good hostelry service as any other up-to-date hotels in the country. Restaurants, cafes ami drug stores have the best that can be offered in service while other business con­ cerns offer you the same, if not cheaper prices, than your own home town can. While you are making plans to spend your vacation at Daytona Beach study the advertisem ents on this page and acquaint yourself with their best business houses. V-fl room • flouve on O rm n, near Main Sr. .1 llerlrooimi, furninhed. Available June I hI $100 mo. room hath a p a r t o n l y ccan and .Main St. ______ : —Florida’s Summer Mecca t a l s Daytona llmld 613 Main ft I W. M. Mitchell Pier SI. Daytona llcadl The Breakers Hotel ON THE OCEAN FRONT Now open for summer business. Eun-poanj plan. From $2 to $3 pep day. Special wcekljl rail's. Both houses in connection with hotcL| Suits and caps for rent at bathroom. N. K. HARRIS, Prop. PHONE .117 DAYTONA BEACH. FW Jr I When at Daytona Beach VISIT “ T A T E ’ S ” J j* Fur the herd in Soda’s, Home Made Sandwich* Candy. Cigars, Cigarettes, on Main St., Pier Hold Building. If you are coming to Beach for Summer, Have apartments and cottages for rent. TATES DRUG & SUNDRIES 110 Main SI. Rhone 53SW| JMunugt'inrnl Mr. ami Mr*. H. ||. Lord A Tender Juicy Steak A Choice Of Freshly Caught Fish Or some tasly spring chicken are always At Your Command pHotel Raymond Cirundvicw Avi-nuo DAYTONA ItKACII, FI.OII IDA One block From and Kiicing Occuri American amt Kuropean * A Cool, Cumfortiible Place To I.iv« It lletiort—Summer unit Winter The Rialto Restaurant ON THE OCEAN FRONT Opposite Popp’s Pool Daytona Beach, Fla. Adjoining the Daytona Beach Hotel Breakfast A la Carle, Dinner $1. A la Carte Service all hours SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES J v I Beaxh Bt. Bath. 1001 "Let our experience' be your guide.” N , < r ■ i ■■ PHONE 75 ■Mr D a y t o n a .I as— uuuuu IU $ U •' 1 X - . "x . B e a c h 1325 BEACH STREET g .-.. (V. <i • . R ates: Single $2. UP. Double $3. UP. Suits N’Evwylhing & * • Insurance Daytona Beach r Locker 25c As much as ever “the Leading R estaurant of the East Coast . ■wr SWIM IN OUR OCEAN OR POOL Under personal supervision of H. Cattaneo R. L. SMITH & CO., INC. tTE European Plan Only 2 POOLS, CAPACITY 450,000 GALS. GRILL breakfaal wilt net y«u right for the day. Daytona Heach Invite* you to <your vacation hear tha ocean—here. Wo have Hated a Hou»e or Apartft* fletoa you. Tel. m o . -V • MAGNOLIA AVE NEAR BEACH ST. FREE PARKING SPACE T Jr A DIP IN THE DEEP ; Pepp’s Pool and Bath House Maryland Hotell —- DIXIE COACH LINE SOUTH BOUND— DeLand-Sanford Leave Daytona 8:00 A. M .- 1 0 ;0 0 A. M.— 2:00 | \ I*. M. NORTH BOUND— Del.and-Daytona Leave Sanford 7:15 A. M.— 10:00 A. M.— 1:00 I*. M.— I p. M. FARES To DeLaud ............................... $ .00 iT° ........................... 1200 Hound T r i , — ......................... 3..5 Dunam Leave F ro m VALDEZ HOTEL ‘ Phone 551 F .r U m * TtJK !4 m • u} m || ■t ■ �>bx iUlrr th e * l 0a,Q00#O(F ft asked for p o W e r l economies tyj, decree, which, under another naif#, is the sam e power requested l r | ,he present g o v o m ment, It was recalled in the chamber lobbies during the suspension of tlie session that M. Caillatlx, who was instrumental in defentihg the Brlund-Pdincare ministerial com­ bination a'fe w tbfys ago, w a n ts the sam e powers as did the ex-presi­ dent of the republic two years ugo. Full powers, as indicated in the finnntf# ~m inister’s declaration to ­ day, mean the authority to make retrenchm ents in the expenses of t h e administration*. reduce the number of functionaries, cense re ­ cruitm ent of employes and cut down expenses of all rforts.. As a p p lie d /a j restrictions, they would authori£e£the government to put into effect by decree measures to reduce the consumption of im port­ ed porducts which affect the bal­ ance of trade. >!•-<*>*»(•: ■f»: ■ IS NtritH l a Complete ^iithority,' To Fix .Details Of Program For Liner From Stabilization Of Franc Is lavenport And Among* Demanded Rights ilrd Baseman July 7.— (/PI—Erto the Highlamlthe Palms took the series, 3 to illy in the ninth a liner of ElInport in the suit*, at third, who Bt first. Davcn- o « ■ by Domingo. B R 11 PO A E t o 0 3 2 0 C f »0 0 1 0 r » 1 2 0 0 r 0 1 0 5 1 f ) 1 15 1 0 1 i 2 2 0 0 1 ii 1 2 7 0 1 -0 0 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 — • — 0 27 10 1 A E ■ l 2 2 2 0 ■ o 0 1 2 0 f 0 1 (1 0 0 i 0 l1 20 00 01 1 0 2 0 (1 1 0 1 (1 d :t 0 1 u f 0 2 10 n 0 1 0 1 0 •1 1 0 0 0 (i ll roul in Mb. 100 200 000—2 100 000 0 0 0 - 1 base hit, Kllnm. SasarcB. Stolen tckley. Suerifiee, Jiancey. Double ski and Elhini; m. Left on base. IkfUint, H. Hasp iport, 2. Struck jDomingo, I. Hits I in H 2-:i innings; 1-2. Winning kort. Umpires,Time, 1ill). PARIS, July 7.—(iP)—E x tra o r­ dinary powers fur handling the fis­ cal situation were demanded by M. Cuillaux Tuesday in a speech to the chamber of deputies. Complete a u t h o r i t y to a rran g e details of a program for stabiliza­ tion of the franc and full power to effect economics and restriction of domestic consumption were asked by tho finance minister. ' If the npnlause with which ho wbh greeted is nny indication of the cham ber’s sentiments, Caillnux will have a ejear m ajority in sup­ port of bis program. Tho whole house, excepting the irreconcilable radicals, socialists, communists, und royalists, cheered a t the end of his stntomcnt on the govern­ m ent’s projects for complete fi­ nancial renovation. Would Be F irst Time If (he chamber votes these pow­ ers it will bo the first time that they liuve been accorded under tho ROAST REEF PROM ARDENTINE to haw # le w Y PSomVsv u ring the nigfetA an official ox torted r . “ If the orced T- ro Millions Ah* F-------->rlc Walk To And From Work John ColIutB llB Laid m - To Rest Here Sunday John K. ('oliins, cohtraotor, for 10 years a resident of Sanford, was buried hire Sunday afternoon a t th e Municipal Cemetery w ith Rev. F. D. King officiating a t the serv­ ices. Mr. Collins died a t St. Luke's hospital, Jacksonville a f te r an 111neBS of one week. Mr. Collins was in Jacksonville o n , a visit with friends when he was stricken. ting to starboard ^ b u t when she Bho was seen to over. All th a t re"jtfter the collision pwer on her bridge 'collision with the IN SK EPTIC A L Mass.; Dr. l le rHarvnrd archueskeptical about | Spokane purporta b attle between [Indiaini in 1010 isu previously has [found in western pert scrutiny, he m l f c j „ . . s l U A jrd . bassbell eia* w*ha ft!'the under invastigatloa lock afte r block.1 Inarily fgur elevated line#. elevated lit Comparatively lit­ tle used by these passengers. Business and private cars made heavy congestion In some street*. Traction Worker* Still on Job Mtore than- 3,000,000 people have found their trips to and from busincsti lengthened by anything from 15 minutes to an hour be­ cause of the strike of fcomo 700 subway ntotormen end switchmen for wage* o f $L an. hour, a 20 per cent increase. In contrast to the number of strikers, s'oj^o 25,000 traction cmployen are remaining at work, in­ cluding those on tho Interborough and other companion. SANFORD 'or; »<n H is t of 1 •W p a tr J5S u ? 1 | 5 m L to m ilil. cornit i t Brave# Fftld had beat manipulat­ ed to m aketheclub.Sjlftseron gatu receipts, ltd responsible official would discuss the subject or extent of the Investigation. Unofficial InfotaUUion placed the loss at between $25,000 and $50,000. but this was without verifi­ cation. , „ Judge Emil Fuchs, president of the club, left for New York at midnight after a conference with tho police of the Brighton district?, in which Bancroft participated. “ Until the Investigation is efttrtpleted, I think it would be unfair aiftc m m fl* m v m m ig h tto MONTICELLO, N. Y„ —MP|—Capt'H« I t fievrir.1 flyer and former air httUr hopped off from Roosevelt! day in a giant Sikorsky Seattle; Wash-, to pek m _ to New York, Edward. Vft Liston Well, who. gyw seek. ItfWer the round-the-.World i FLORIDA Va cati on ! Condensed Statement 1926 une Burglars arc all rat ted l>y a Comptroller’s Call closed up home. # Our Burglary Policies will protect you against loss or damage during your absence. Consult our Insurance D e ­ partment, w e will cheerfully give you information regard­ ing Burglary Insurance. i__ i___________ iuch pleased le\^loncation jLander Arbhankful for mce of your J>y Sanford Bank and T r u s t Company Plan bom page 1) B| on record, mefore tlio S-51 Idmiral Plimkelt, lie New York l e ft tho Falcon, ipiimcntcd the [officers, inciiulig and LieutenIward Ellsborg. had deelyreil bid lie proud to its credit. The ashore. lance Is Cause h at the missing s-guiding of the Bro the cause of |lhn pilots was on was guiding by ected with the Another civilian |h e luka, or Sagtowing the sub- 3U LONDON; Most of lha ntnst beef irf old England lias been coming from Chicago, hut now somebody isi trying hurd to get into the m urket with Argentine meat. One estim ate of the loss to •American packers wins $50,(100,000 during the lust year. You -51 [ROUND RIVER wi M a a ia rd fiiia ig H ^ ^ ENES t '.u' -e v i e * to sign up with * trlk m ; M *"abvat Exer#se A# Over1 Three ed lines would ba rutt as usual." N E W YORK, July 7. F nther Knickerbocker arid fam ily nre gettin g some unw anted exer­ cise—walk mg. . The cause in a strike ih his pet subway, which forms a h u g e “ H" beneath the surface of M anhat­ tan Island ami enabled tho> New Yorker to get quickly fydfti ariy p a rt of the Island to another in high-speed express trains. Tlie first day of the strike saw the number of trains ftttd' their speed cut in half. Doubting who- rtation, clilma - . *• Y o u will be surprised how low the rates are! “A Call 588. share of your business Resources Liabilities Loans and Discounts $375,214.16 86.54 Overdrafts U. S. and Municipal 44,500.00 Bonds 40,000.00 Banking House Furniture and Fixtures 10,000.00 3,451.40 Other Real Estate Depositors Guarantee 3,831.60 Fund 140.00 Mutual Fire Insurance 15,800.91 All Other Resources Cash on Hand and Due From Banks 200,253.46 $ 50,000.00 Capital Stock 5*000.00 Surplus 15,000.00 Reserve None . Bills Payable None Rediscounts . . 3,000.00 Bonds Borrowed ' - 620,278.07 Deposits » Total - $693,278.07 $693,278.07 Total will be appreciated.M Increase in deposits since last semi-annual report 25 per tent ‘equipment iased facili"omise satisall our cus>th old and D IR E C T O R S OFFICERS C. F. Williams, • tt. R Wight, “ * Rby F. Sjrmes, R. J. BoUgr, , ’ f , Ed-rar* H ig |b u \ ' : i Dr. d .'H k it o K * W. H. T u im id K ft - ’ t W. H. Tunnicllffe, President. D r. 3 . P u te sfo fV Vice President. L. M. Marshall, Cashier. N H. M. Giles, Assistant Cashier. serve and * •i * *p * if ft ' . >^;S|, - mU mtjM # p fllji DEV ELO PERS OP 'c!ft| $U«et. % aaasss= » = 5 iS iiifip s ij!« ® i( l' 1HyILy*S' f r } *vfi jfc.f.al&aKi �................... — iW V * * _. i n i;s -rr-— 16 l ■ a •W 1 elated Press is exclue* •4 to the use tor re, pf all news dlepstehes , It or not otherw*ee ■ jiaora this paper and also the it iwkwa published herein. All Its Af 'republlcatlon of special a t f h u herein a r e s i f o reserved. P ^ E tiN E S B A Y , JULY 7, M i m led >' v • B I l U lm e m t h » I .V „ v .< r Two Bl* Days Gom . , *r 'Chamber o f’ Commerce officials should receive every Pacific’s Neighbor*. *;. Bees His Own Statue. aid and en co u ra g em en t from S a n fo rd citizens in their plans Catholics Will FlrfhV . to erect a hew cbmmercfftl c l u b headquarters on the luke BY ARTHUR BRISBANE « .'o r r i* M nrae. ««ar Cw.> shore, for the unquestioned benefits that will result' from the building’s materialization will at feet the city as a whole, TWO DAYS that divide the and cannot be rightfully considered as applying to the voar, January 1st and July fourth, are past fur IW2U. Half a chance Chamber alone.* is left for this year, and this year In addition to supplying the office space so badly needed ir. a^ big part of an entire working at tbe present time, the construction of a handsome, com -i)lfl, raodiflus home for the trade body in one of the moat con-1 Yjjmt j j »i* ,£*h1J * ‘ h‘h* .t” [ aplciona aeetiona of the city would tell the world more ,»f X S to blumc ] convincinglv than words of the wealth and substantially wjjtfn disappointment comes, that Sanford has. It would be a monument to faith and ! — j nrosneritv. a useful monument that could be used to a d - 1 SUCCESS BELONGS to h im . vantage every day of the year j J ^ f S S ' i J & S S | There are few Chambers of Commerce in cities less than , jh( ^ js working, while othurs [ fifty thousand that can boast of owning their quarters, and not working, t h a t counts. The j there nre fewer still with all modern facilities in the way turtle kept going, while (he hare of office appointment at their command. The Chamber o fj^ .'T ^ you,',*'people.* ° °r ”m Commerce is a compuratively’ new institution, and in larger , ----- » i e m t (/■ ’'path, with Its avid breath, by unescaoablo death Ipping on ao quietly LA ghost-shroud risen to the knee) >tpno else could know or see, lilding as if for very long VJth a flippant song. |,i**• k h»V0 seen brave things— •oft girl whoso rings ound bar with nq(tomorrow long, patty yokm 41W trow> Und so no hand could breuk ror a i !'• »akc— lg«, /icing grief and duiit •hame for u broken trust, lying g rltf, iS R S r ■ *' ing«r day). wr, " • ’•^•n "bravo things— U a vrpnian Bings reddened lip nnd chock, OOTM may know har weak— _ J, In allk and fur, iona may pity hor, ')y, all alone, ( , love and hope both gone. Iv '■■ M argaret Widdcmor. 1 ' o- ■ - Another advantage of living in _srida is that we aren’t Doubled flth aubwny strike«. WfJj -------- o-------P;The honeymoon ends the first friend hubby faila to dry hU entering tho houHo, , ‘i • o-------urklah cigarettes ure soon to ho at Tampa, Wonder if ElorL bu willing to wnlk more i*a- mile for ono of ’em? T” 1 ------- o--------- and friends, mi tbe shore of tho great ocean, ami to know what kind of men they arc. You would have to kill the Inst of them he fore their country could lie made anything but white. If Ibis country could over be of service to those friends, fa r around the earth, it would vote bit pervent to render service. --------------------------- ( j— -— The Value Of Luncheon Clubs In the Inat issue of the American Mercury, its vitriolic editor, IVlr. H. L. Mencken, uncorks the flood gates of his venom on Rotary, Kiwanis and the “whole melancholy company of crib-haltered but aspiring men, their hands doomed to go-getting hut their hearts leaping into interstel­ On July fourth. Marshal Foeh lar Hpace.” wiine-s.-d the unveiling of his own Declaring that all luncheon club members are hopeless .-statue That happened often in idealists, visionary RabbitLs groping aimlessly in tbe mists nneicnl Koine, and statues ttint e m ­ built of themselves received of dream castles, Mr. Mepeken launches a rather misdi­ peror** divine honors. But it is rare in our rected attack on all dreamers, anil attributes America’s ,,|;1V plight today to the administration of impractical minds. , deserves the honor, reThis all mny he true, but despite the masterful sarcasm. |ir»r<11<->-* »f the question "who the biting irony and convincing arguments that Mr. Mencken |^\“rst ! i a^m rr«*e lltovd"‘u.l'rgj marshals before Ins renders to prove otherwise, the tact I had forced the allies to accept l*Vh remains that civic clubs are, and will always be, important leader, the job was done quickly, And that ending of Ihe war undfactors in tho many sided development of a community. And also, for the time being, kaisercertainly idealism is preferable to a dyspeptic, destructive ed ism, the imaginary divine right of policy of knocking and criticizing and spouting vituperation one mini to use millions of others upon clubs and individuals sincerely trying to effect moral us cannon fodder. Mussolini, Pilsudski and Kenml and material betterment. jare waiting to do the same thing, Ihe Rotary, Kiwanis and I,ions flub have done much m a slightly different way. But for Sanford, and many practical attainments are traceable wait until they actually do 11. Then to the “idealistic boomers and boosters” unfortunate another Foeh will appear. Intel­ ligence rules, the world and does enough to come within range of Mr. Mencken’s intellectual not like tin* “divine rigid” non­ missiles. sense. Civic club members nre invariably progressive, broad THE MEXICAN newspaper El minded citizens working at all times for t h e improvement of Universal, declares ihat Mexican their communities, and but for the a l t r u i s t i c policies of Cutholics will resist ns wa lo he their clubs American cities could not boast of many of the expected I lie new government d e ­ cree confiscating church properly, innovations and institutions characterizing them today. forbidding religious ownership Luncheon clubs are valuable assets to American com­ and of real estate or capital. munity life, and every day that passes witnesses the ac­ High dignitaries of the Mexican cumulation of additional proof, of their practical contribu­ Catholic church have made no pub­ lic announcement, hut the Mexican tions to advanced civilizaton. Young Catholic assonalinn, Ma­ Mr. Mencken must have had indigestion on the date of nuel De l.apezn, head of Hi, Mexi­ his last editorial, or else been blinded to naked facts bv the can Knights of Columbus, and Dr. brilliance of his intellect. Leopold ( 'jihullern, a director ,,f THU COMMUNISM OF combined wealth and capital, ice may mukc the betel the outgrowth ot overweening cupidity and selfishness ’ 'funder, but there a re n ’t as »y believing it an there use to which assiduously undermines the justice and integrity of free instiutions, is no less dangerous than the communism of expressed poverty and toil which, exasperated by 'in­ lorrow will bu Del. and dny at wild disorder’ the ••Municipal park. I ,ot every loy- justice and discontent, attacks with , Ul fa n turn out to greet citadel of misrule.—t,'rover Cleveland. fiitars. saty. ---------o-------A SOUND MIND in a .sound body, is a short Imt full 1f> le ry m e n defcatu<V Orlando I final game to win their first description of a happy state in this world.— Locke. of the second half. Keep up od’werk. A MANS I1IRS 1 eyre should be to avoid tho reproaches o— ;— ... irman once told1us whut war of his own heart.—Addition. la, and if ha were living today! • would Uko to hoar what hu'd R a fte r a .visit to Chicago. ( —r— - ' O ------ p-5U - V i V ,-* ■ «*•■’ 11S Mss 8rir8tc|«. Special All 1 Given to Lmdl^, to /U Z S U E S / Elton J. * AR C H ll F i r s t National S anford Kelvinator i« no{ m eat, but is tried. Tens of thousands users. M yJ Kelvinnfor ’ \.\v J \ M c L a n tlc r cities where city property in desirable places is seldom |*j j(.OAKVIN. ablo British editor, found vacant, it is necessary for the commercial body to predicts that fifty years hence our | her of Commerce needs. !Australia an<i New ZeUmil—•is im„ _ . . , . ... t i e .. uortnnt to America m / and will Sanford has nn opportunity for setting a precedent foi !{)|>(.1)n„, mor„ jinport.,;.t as time Wpbol, Mtcaais iM coarta, L bating citicH of Its size in this respect. The city owns vacant ipil8st,s Hint «ur population inOwen _ Augmenting of bnlldlng pro- property on the lake shore, and certainly no more desirable ensues, 7.7?.'• grant—houses, hotels, apart* building could be placed on the site adjacent to the City SIR JAMES A. M. Elder, oom|K?i nisnt houaea. ‘ -Bltsnsion of street paving Hall than an attractively designed Chamber of Commerce | mixsioner for Australia in the home. ITn i t S t o l e . , returning home n ‘r* program. tkm of b o u l e v a r d 'Tilt- I m i k l i n g ’s proximity to thi* la k e would attract bun- i few day - hhv, suggested to this writer ttuit -"mi America would be ^ C ^ o n ^ c R y 0nbe°«Ufi«. !«lmlH of touriata promenading along the boulevard, and its looking to Australia as an outlet ^ lion prdgrsm. j iienrneas to the Clyde docks would greatly facilitate the j for stitplus population, lie thought , >IL—-Expansion of school afaja: 'Americans, seeking new land and entertainment of delegations arriving by boat. with provlaion for Ineraanod would find w hat they The building’s private kitchen would obviate the neces­ opportunity, facilities. require in Australia ra ther than in sity of sending Chamber members out to lunch at a res­ Latin South America. U B I B L E VERSE FOR TODAY taurant, and commit lees could meet lor luncheon with all 3UR FATHER LOVES US— the records and data-of the organization within their reach. WITH ELECTRIC power xupU ahalt also consider in thine ptieil t<> every farm, nnd intensive­ During the days on which no commercial club meetings were _ rt* that, as a man chustvneth ly eultivnleil. thin country should » soh, <o tho Lord they God scheduled, various other*oivic organizations could utilize support a billion of population. .uuteheth thee." Deut. 8:fi. the headquarters’ conveniences. Texas alone, would easily support Practically and psychologically the plan is a good one. our present population. “ PRAYER — Deal ever with us l] with sons O God. and may Thy Sanford needs modern quarters for its Chamber of Com-j Hut barring birth control, and , , . . . i the fact that population tends Jplino perfect us. merre, and the erection ol this new home will react strongly j.,,,...... to diminish with edut o the city’s advantage in many wavs. jeaiii.n. there will mine a surplus ....... .. BRAVE V uTng 8 ___ President K. A. Duu^las, wdl re„u.-st t a n l i?«; k w •iiMQ bravo things— ,.gia)l* with broken wings from the city at a negligible price, probably a dojlar a on stormy sands near year, and if the City Commission agrees to this arrange- j s i l t WILLIAM referred to An*, night, meat, as it should, the building will be financed through i rn Im and Hu- mil inn as "the two fallow-fyed, fierce to fight; insurance companies. g n a t domueraeies on the i’neific." . , | It is a sati-laetion to Americans old man against his world, Ihe idea is a sound one, meriting the support ot every to know that the Australians and and dull, with hard words New Zealanders are our neighbors forward looking citizen of Sanford. burled jj» v a aeen brave things— • lonely sword that swings rh. hopeless, striking true I*It 'In shattered through im tho defeated lhand 'atrnngo army's land. ..... ■ h a ppy cnvmxT iBRALD PLATFORM l«a»o or buy it, hond.|imrte™. F e w rdios nre willing to go 1Vre'ujln7.”,*^!.,“ric r w a u r ’ ro«ts to lick - to the expense of tearing down a valuable, though old fash- t p,.,lslli>1<( tl, each other, stilla, •: ' * lioa of St, Johoa-Ia* ioned building, to erect one designed exclusively for Cham- i one part <»f the British empire— ek to all who offcrr<l case Who loved him and could m A R E A L PRINCE a . d. nr Ft ■■ml,I UK. n«« etnu ♦ ;v A l l en lliii.ilc, Im noli^l 91.1 W . 1st. Sl \ --T » \ NOW () Standard n> Shop 112 Dark Ai LrS I). It. llodgM, As-ox-iai^l Limey MeMal F. Vau.se ami i ro- L. _____ = N EW SPA PERS Insure Today HOI.I.YWOOII NKWS A newspaper is n peril ■ Kvi-ii Vanderbilt could imt keep easy. How much in nny Automobile worth wdtlunil (■ hi** m-w;.papers going when they iarly sensitive business. Il can g and Dependable Insurance ('overage'.' Not mud! iim into adversity. There are lew ■e exceedingly profitable but when J fact, nny automobile is a tremendous liability, ■•tlier business enterprises that it Harts In lose money it cun uh ■ (-ideal occurring in an inslant can wipe mil ini lose money as rapidly us new spa­ and make the owner liable for huge damages. Ati I sorb cash with .amazing speed. The ■ pers when they are poorly m an­ mobile's value can only be determined by llie ii aged. If John D. Rockefeller Jr., j late lamented New York Glohc was ^ carried on it. should attem pt to print a new spa­ said In have cost its owner a mil- IM Ask us alxiut the Iumdon’s "GOLD til AItA.Y Vanderbilt's ■ per to manage it himself just as I lion dollars a year. automobile policy. (’ornelms Vanderbilt did, it would I problem now will be to save bis require a lot of money from S ta n d ­ former employes and bis stockhold­ We believe tie ard Oil coffers to meet the losses. ers from loss. 311 First National Hank Hldg. Tclephi The following is from tin* edi­ will make an honest and strenuous torial column of tin* Florida Morn­ effort to do this.'* SANFORD, FLORIDA The newspaper game is an a * ' i, B ing State: Real Estate In “ Young Mr.Vnmlerhilt’s loss of tractive one, it carries with it a ■^ all bis newspapers is a dem onstra­ “ lime-light appeal," and it looks ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•a: tion of the difficulty nnd intricacy easy to laymen who do not u n d er­ of the business of new spaper pub­ stand its various difficulties. The lishing. rather than a reflection average newspaper render, turning upon Hie m an’s ability. The fact j the page . doc* not understand 4 r it required an immen-i* of Hu* m atter is that he had laid that insulticien' truining to assum e n amount id mtelii'-eid labor (■> pro great a lespnnsiiiility. It wa ; duet* ihe .bout • he hold* .n hi. It looks easy to him. easy enough for him In finance In- ( hands. newspaper pro e e ls his name u.i^ Many of this class have Ivuglil a certain lure fur capital hut the newspaper properties and mini'divery promtno.*s with which ihe alciv found out that the publication Yiiu art* invited fo come to (he New public confided i!-< money to him of n newspaper is an nidimti and grinding >n k. made apparent success far too Radio Slurp any evening nnd listen In musici COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPJI Radio Reception Is I TOO MUCH HAMMERING. ATLANTA. LA.. TIM LS talks from different parts of the Country. DR. GADALLKUO declares the law, forbidding purochi.il *•■bools, controlled by (’ntholii- priests, a violation of Dm rights of parents Hint want religious instruction for their children. Signor De l.npo/.a, m a public interview c.mirasis tbu liberty of net ion accorded to C ath­ olics in the United States, with u aon-Catholic majority, with the persecution of Catholics and the Catholic religion in Mexico, which is overwhelmingly Catholic. The world will watch with in­ terest an issue and a conflict that would seem to belong to another age. T '■ Radio sets installed, adjusted, and rep Aerials erected. If Georgians find nothing else .■■ ; without looking buck, 1 hey are em ulate in Florida except that of the men who have become pioneers boosting, it will he well for them in leveling the forests and building The average Georgian has con­ tracted the habit ■>t doubting and the cities. They are the men who fearing, and tlie-*e things lead ■*• recognize no ohstnehx and know no 202 N. Dark Avc. knocking. We speck disparaging!* such word as "fail.’ They were of things from habit. When we pin men who Imd the vision of som * OPEN ourselves down to facts wo reali <■ iliings to be accomplished for the world, and who went forward with th a t things are vi*rv much betU r than we are willing lo admit. * * a determ ination of doing their There art* victories of pence jn l part. The man who luU* ’ham m er | ns there are of w i t . and there are drawn to knock niovsmthits that cowards in peut.e time just as thei a re on the battle fronts. The nine are undertaken in his rnmnitmity ' who allows hiiu>elf to havo doubt o r his state, contributes a great j and fears and suspicions is euln deal toward making himself unfit voting a spirit th: t will lend t.. for the service which Vlie might downright moral eowariliee. He *• leader if he would* .'AVhen the making himself unfit for tho s t r u g ­ Bible invokes frith. It does so be­ gle in which his town or Ills stale cause without faith m our work, m ay !*■ engaged. He can niak we can accomplish hut little. very little progress while he i The people of Florida have had doubting the outcome of bis mov. a wonderful vision for their stale, * meats. and thay have seen wonderful op- ' The men who have n< comiilisheu portunitios where vrrv little oppor- i the Knights, have Imlli publicly things in the world are the. met existed, but 1lit*v have kept 1 1 "'HAVELon one of th« denounced ih<* confiscatory decree who have burned the bridges la* oiunity n boosting until their optismism J- b ig co m fo rta b le as religious persecution and a viol­ hind them and hi ve gone forward 1became contagious. C lyde Liners and get ation of i In* const ii til ion. fter looking over the present MIAMI IlMRALl) I of middle-aged Womop, w« V\ E I K\ to make Americans to atate th at Nature may not Grown Prince Gustnvus Adol- lie him Im*(*h ii student, preparing sober, total abstainers by law, ra be ao grand but Science f hus uf Sweden must think that himself not alone for political, but Sweden will create swimmers by ja-TBfookavllle Herald. o is In his own luml, an he meats for intellectual leadership. Ho law. Hereafter no man or wom­ the hundreds of thousands of an unable to swim will be appoint­ l’Tf)uiaF atate of affairs. If Swedes in the Middle West, But has u •ecu re place nmong the ed school teacher, or appointed to " ‘ a killing on Fourth of It is not alonu those of Swedish 'Scholars of thu woajd. His scholarship bqs. not made other offieiul position in Sweden, ' have been news, but descent who U'nv been willing scholars mny not pnss exami­ « ’ are nuking a lot to pay their respects to this in­ him a recluse, lie In) 4 charming and nations without piiRHlug the swim­ fellow in his contacts with people. tlthat they didn’t have teresting visitor to the United There He has strong human sympathies. ming examination first. States. k He has something of the idea ex- a re now about lUO deaths by M K ? ----- *■ • drowning each year in Sweden; . This country is not altogether I pitching whli staff ignorant of princes and their presii*d nineteen hundred years The Swedish law will help that. ngo, that he is most worthy of *> an -the injuml Ways. More than one scion, of a It is easier to muke men go into the honor who serves best, und th at del royal lino has been hero, und has he who would Im m aster m ust w ater than to make them drink it received the adulation which our first of all he prepared to m in­ —exclusively. •upposodly democratic people al­ ister. ways, give to anyono with a title. The United States may not be THE WORLD will soon know The Bwedin’) crown- prince, bow-, entertained by t),L. doings 0f th ll Mt, if anything, can he done •ever has won the regLhomagapof vrlnce as much os some Qtheti. the French franc from the ..fhe nation, becaus£^i« ts rocogniz-' '*'hp havo fronted the seas to tMg fa tasave of the mark and the rouble. M m i prince in octoillty, not in . u Tht? uf this coUlfc .. Owon D. Young, our financial hem r only. try, however, havo Ihk'ii quick to expert of the Dawes plun, says 1; Gnitavss Adolphus has always recognise that here is u pri'ncJ anybody underatanding finances assiirqed that bearing a royal titlo Indeed, und they nre willing to pay could save the franc, if he had nvolved acting In a royal way. him homnite u« otiu who U urine*- “■’00.000,000 In gold and full au1‘fW o ti in JfNMA Be -oat m m ljr a; aacial Hon. ly in soul. jv ,;,.- .: ~'J ' y-r........ .......................................... -• R ; "*■ tv . 9> 1 T he New York Radio S| UNTIL 10 I». M. Going NOi N O T DEAD OR A SL E E P LAKELAND LEDGER Forbe.-.t Magazine writes an edi torial in its July number in which it declares Florida is neither dead nor even asleep, but is doing a very active business. Continuing ;t says: “The froth has been blown off wild real estate speculation. Many who bought blindly with Ihe .sole Intention of selling quickly at n profit find themselves owning property which they themselves have no Intention of using and which they cannot a t present sell, except at a heavy loss, How long this relative quiutness in real es­ ta te dealings will continue nobody enn foretell. But the real stnto of Florida, tho Florida of sub­ stance, the Florida of substantial business, of substantial njrriculturc, of substantial resorts, is very much uwnke." The editorial then lists the per­ manent improvements in progress in the Htate nnd concludes: "I am constantly asked my opin­ ion of Florida’s prospects. My opinion has never changed. 1 recognized—and wrote—last year that real estate speculation had become dangerously reckless, and I predicted that the tliniax ami collapse would come sometime duo. ittf the winter. It did. Only, th« c on seq nonces havo been much mi Ids ' i wild excesses, anil that this r e ­ covery would proye of permanent character. Without shadow of doubt Florida Ls destined to become n great ugkiruJtunil and hor­ ticultural state, a great resort for the rich, the wc.lh-tu.do, the retired, n notable center for commerce with Latin-AmCricn and consider­ ably more of igi industrial state than it is howl t , y "To parap h ra se a common ex­ pression, th a t’s my analysis, and I ’m ’ going to stick to it.” TOM SA YS I ------------- 1 Kansns City ents .ire happy, About 600 dogs killed in rallies scaro. If your only car is u flivver y>>,i don’t have to go around worr.-iug about wrecking^ J(our liqgnismc. : .* i, vc"*v > REAL ENJOYM ENT out o f your journey to N ew York. Broad decks, d elicious menus, perfect rest and recreation. Orchestra* A wonderful trip. JACKSONVILLE to N EW Y(8 ».*. “C11KHOKEK” Inn* . . 10 IB 28 July H.8. “ AnAPAIIOK** S III at .. M r *.». xMOIIAWK* [o»» n u x .. jm ir M . **AI*AC1IK>* lu>« 7 17 ao . . July 1# u aa Thraach tickets md bs|J tfcffonqa to all Noatbsta rm St. Johns River Excursions ROUND TRIP SANFORD TO JACKSONVRJ Including Meals and Berth - r ‘ Lv. Sanford Daily Ex; Monday 12:15 p» Lv. Jacksonville Daily Ex. Sunday 4 p®* Cocncctlon at Sanford fran « id toOkfandw Tsofil K r r l g h l t o n< ialo« A big fish mny have pulled n man out of u bout in Rhinelander, Wis. Anyway, he claims it did. News from iM biiiiu. Big drouth. Orass skirts turning to dust. Like­ ly rain beforo you could them. drinking man is Imndicapd. His drinks cost so much ho GThe s n t any money left for cam ­ For further lafem a t w cr that I had fcarod. My analy­ paign expenses. W arwit Iis is. ticksts, etc. sis then was. and still is, that after sovlyt^FMseacerDeps; ----- —t i Ji . a period of dullness and depression in real estate speculation Florida ■h ™ *N ciW» York ■omeon« "tola a would begin.to enjoy a recovery,at silver plate upon which the Ton S an fo rd D e L a n d • °V y / 7 T ’T . n y jlt., ,, 1 J y .r j ,<<A"fit • ii itr • HKPim \ 1 �• •i .Tttx%\Msin»amN»^jar’siK~r».-•; 12 :r '■ ' I ZUJg X & f i L . j .V a>iL, w» & VA *V V '. JPHONE *48 * w i <3.aoaop,i. >v*4 .. « v v ,v r i EESW ? r*.\v r .. . u ' J ••:«J •:r37 '• ;■• MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR ial da vi.v^ v f c V/, ' . -^ ' ' ; ------------ — .— Mr. amf, Mrs. W. A. Zachary CARD’OF ,_____, have re tu rn e d home from Gaines­ We urUh to c o n v e y 1 ville where ’ thoy spent the week­ elation to all who e x t end as th e g uests of their~daugh- sym pathy by-word o t floral » ter, Mrs. Dick Philyaw. nt our recent b ereayem ruti 1Vi - Members of the Men’s Daughters Of V^sley Mrs. J. Gray Michael Club Will Be Guests PENNSYLVANIA GRIL BECOMES TRE Hold Monthly Session Hostess To Members BRIDE OF FORDYCE RUSSELL At Dinner On Friday On Tuesday Evening Of The Fiedelis Class V*. .94* '* * f '*■ V*'* *•*' ’ *.'* ' V •. . r . •.?/;4<w,esTKwancii8kW*i.; IT.-'**V,. ’ • 7>:»t/r:.^;Jf.V * ‘ ^ *~r - Mra. J- F iX ^ A very quiet weeding took place Immediately following the cere­ On Friday evening members of and Fam ily, . ^ Robert K. Beach, form erly of the Mrs. Gray Michael was hostess The Daughters of Woaley Class Saturday evening at 11 o’clock a t the MenV Club of the Church of the Prosbyterinn Manse on P a l­ mony the young couple accompa­ of thc Methodist Church held its F irs t National Bank of Sanford Tuesday evening a t her a p a rtm en ts Will Shea of. Clea the Holy Cross will hold their metto Avenue, when Miss Mildred nied by Mr. and Mra. Irwin, who monthly business m eeting Tuesday but now connected with the Atl#h- Tiieadny hero atten d in g 1 in the Welcka, -tho g uests being ,sa will enter- monthly meeting at 8 o’clock at Harrison York of Carbondale, Pa., are spending their honeymoon at evening a t its clas rooms in thc lic National Bank of Jacksonville, He was registered'.! members of the Kldelis Class of the spent the week-end here with his ness. o ’clock a t the thc W o m in 's ' cTub became the bride o f Fordyco R ub - Daytona Bench, left in thoir c a r for Churcn. Valdes. B aptist Sunday School. lie guoats being mother, Mrs. Mabel K. Beach. Mrs. E. 11. Scott, class president tho beach where they will spend Tho ladies of .he church w.ll of M anagers a short time, and upon their re­ presided ovi r the m eeting when a Baskets filled with cut flowers servo u dinner, and thc program i ji^i p . Brownlee,- pastor of the tu rn will be ut home to their impiber of important m a tte rs were and ferns with tho colors of orub. Buy Icc cream from tho _. Mrs. Samuel Puleston, Misses (eaaenger will committee has prepared u most in­ Pro; hyterian Church, in tho pres- fr ^ m ls a* 107 E. Central Avenue. considered. The moat im portant tor* of Wesley a t tho Band COO nnge and green predominating, Mary Elizabeth nnd Camilla Pulcs)ra of tho Gude teresting program. 1' i ’ce of, a few intimate friends and The bride is the d au g h ter of Mr. was the serving of ice cream a t the every Thursday evening. (At a o’clock a t ami Mrs. C. E. York of CarbOn- band concerts every Thursday adorned the rooms of this attrne- ton leavo T hursday for Haven 'lolntivduv . Rev. Mortimer Clover, who has hour, thc hostess served a dclici- Beach where they will he tho Avenue, . J * bridd'wito lovely in her wed­ dale, Pa., and is a gra d u ate of the evening. gueats of Mrs. T. W. Rumsey for le will meet at been away inn a vacation, will re ­ ding; cost\ime of grey crepe with Carpundale high An interesting report wfts given tive apartm ent. school In thc —several weeks. . home of Mrs. tu rn in time to attend this m eet­ touctiifcbf turquoise blue, worn clus of 1020. She has made Sun- by the clnss sisters upon their Sewing on chair covers for the ing. All the men of the Parish with iVjkt; shoes and other accesso­ ford her home for the past winter. work during the past month. class room, caused the evening to Hostesses fi r theu next_ next n,.oct,nff; moctin Mr. Russell is the son of Mr. and ries to match. Mrs. W. Handley of Jacksonville : • r ’ ■ll.jlj pass all too quickly and a t a late nrc urged to attend. • M ra..L e Clerq Irwin, sister of *Mrs. 11. T. Russell of this city, nnd which will be a so cial affair, will oils r,.froshmciit is visiting here as thc guest of refreshm ent course. J[. E. S. Picnic the bridti' was bride’s mutron a n d ] is a graduate of the Sanford High be Mrs. H. L. Gibson, Miss Ver^a Before reA short business session was Mrs. Jo h n F. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Killebrcw and wus beautifully jAll members love School. Uly gowned in a loveHe attended the Univer- Woodcock, Mrs. Maud Wey, Mrs. held during the evening when sev­ turning home Mr«. Hundley will Mrs. J. G. Waits and son Sammy iotel Valdez i i t * r -georgette frock, jsity of Florida for two years. He Brodie Williams, Mrs. Adams. eral m atters were discussed. hIbo visit ns thc guest of Mr*. J. have been spending several days a t b; All members are requested to no­ Mr. R u u f f F t a d as his best man, C.j is now engaged in the celery growAbout thirty members were in a t ­ C. Vaughan and Mrs. Edward Mul­ moct a t the Daytona Bench as the guests of Le Clerq IrWin. tify the hostesses w hether or not mg business. ligan on Celery Avenue. tendance. Mrs. Joe Cameron. o’clock. All _________________________________ _____ _____________ they will attend thc meeting. The * i be present. plurc will he announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Davis have scVelt AuxilMr. and Mrs. J ohn McNamara [ The Misses Clnire Zqchry, Lena will hold its returned from. Fort Myers, whure and haby, former residents of S an -1 belle Hagan, Emily Griffin^ Car ) Mr. and Mr-. Lewis .Mitchell Contlnumi* from 1 p. m. ' Meeting n t 8 they spent the week end. ford but n o w .o f Savannah, Gn. nieta Bnrlier, and M argaret Peters, , |«.„v in their . at Thursday iimrnwere visitors In the city Tuesday. I.ukc Thompson, Hope Huff, Max jng for Atlanta. Gn., anil other lo t Mrs. R. A. 11 p. m. -------., Mrs. Allen Jones, Miss LeCIniro j Stewart, Andrew f i i r r i i w u y , points mi N oithiin Georgia where Avenue. TODAY • lones and Miss Lillie Ruth Spen­ .Mrs. F. Moorv ipui Mrs. A. Wat- 1formed a house party for the week they will spend lie- summer. . TV cer motored to Orlando Tuesday kins of Daytona (loach were visi- I end at Daytona Reach. They were Reginald Denny la afternoon where they attended the tors m the city on Tuesday. ] chaperoned liy Mrs. R. L. Griffin. Mr. ami Mrs. C. S. G. Morgan of j “ WIIAT H A P P E N E D T Q ': rill meet a t thc ball game. Tampa arrived in the city Tuesday JO N E S ’* 12:.'H) o’clock nt W. Spencer, Jr., and William | Mr. and Mrs. Pei rv Cameron afte r!.... .. for a short slay. They ck Hotel honorMrs. Grant Wilson, Miss Ruth Lake wore among the Sanford peo-. spent the week end most pleasantly are pleasantly located a t the Val­ —Comedy—^ -VvS Straw n of I)c- Henry and (’. E. Henry were pie motoring to Daytona Beach j at Daytona Bench. •KEEP TRYING***;' dez. ytnto G. A. It. umong thc Sanford people a tten d ­ Monday for thc day. Aesop’a * * * * * v*. si ter. ing th e ball gamcc a t Orlando Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ilotik nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rillle Brumley and ■ *!•■'*. ■ Church of tho Tuesday nfternoon. Misses Le Clnire Jones ami Merle baby of Celery Avenue left S a t u r ­ children a r n spending a short time I 'M at a t the WomGriffin.M r.s .Allen Jones, Ben day for Daytona Beach where they in the city and are stopping at the TH U R SD A Y ^ Mrs. Rrynn Sturninn, Mrs. Roy Cantwell and Roger Williams form ­ will spend several weeks. Valdez. Chittenden, Mrs. Stanley Walker ed a congcnipl party motoring to Om) of the wonder jdetxt kul Burhans of and guest. Miss Doris Wilcox of Dnytotia Beach on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Rankin of j Miss Ahby PouUncv returned of the King in the city New York, and Mrs. Vance Doug­ home Sunday evening from Camp Tampa v.rro among the arrivals in | I a I i i V ’T R i r i t Mr. and Mrs. lass were among those from S an­ •‘T H E VOLGA BOATI Mr. and Mrs. <’. M. Hand, Mr. Capers, near Brevard, N. C., where the city Tuesday. They are guests heir home on the ford motoring to Orlando Tuesday and S. M. Lloyd, Jan e Lloyd. Char ■she spent several weeks. nt the \ ‘al<lez. Milane Review to witness the hall game. J les Belts and Archie Betts formed: 1 l a party morotring to Daytona Mrs. Carrie Ihtekms nnd d a u g h ­ 9 Miss Maiy Helen Morse, who ■M Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens a t ­ Beaeli Monday. [and Katherine has been attending Camp Caners. ter, Mrs. Howard Chamberlain of bc, and Frank tended the hall game Tuesday aftat Brevard, X. ( ’., is now visiting Tangerine. i-p< id Wednesday here Daytona Bench j ernoon at Orlando. Mrs. George Knight and Miss: at Clayton, Ga„ as the guest of as the guests of Mrs. Raymond spent thc day.j ............ ................. ..................... ... O r - M i s s Alice Elder. Klixahetlv ......„ Knight motoied to K e.v. G. W. Spencer, Sr., Morric Spen- 1lando Tuesday afternoon to witness I , _ led home Tucs- cor, .loo Meisch, Jim Gillnn and the hall garni1. The Daughters of Wesley will Gn„ where he Roby I.aing were mong the S an ­ Continuous from 1 p. sell ice cream every Thursday even­ | t an operation, ford people attending the ball game Mrs. H arry Walsh, who teuves 11 p. m. .Montezuma ing at the Band concert at the Park vill he interest- a t Orlando Tuesday afternoon. the latter part of the week for is rapidly reBaltimore, Md., ami Chicago, III., Tl. I*. Cooper, Jacksonville; F red) Edgerton Patterson and Calvin is stopping at the Montezuma un­ C. Elwces, Jacksonville; T. J . Rob­ illness, Teague returned home Tuesday til her departure. inson, llowcy. 111.; W. M. Shepard {•former resident from a week end fishing trip up Jacksonville; Bayard S. Pitts If you are interested in any of the THURSDAY [,of Clearwater, tho St. JohnM River. Mrs. H. B. Coe of Atlanta, Ga., S tu a rt; J. W. Crevasse, Jackson­ ' vfjfl above fill out and mail the ' ire while en arrived in the city Tuesday for a ville; J. D. Lacy, Daytonn Beach; attached coupon, a« it worth Miss Nnrnin Griffin of Kissim­ re he goes on short stay and is stopping a t the Mrs. Hurry G. Walsh, Sanford; $25.00 towards the puwhmie of your mee, Allen Jones and party of Seminole. Charles Hinner, St. Petersburg. friends motored to Cocoa Monday Kelvinator. Why not have the best Dolores Coeteflo (■ Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Jackson of |(nthorinc Tca- where they spent the day. Scminnle \ in Electric Refrigerution. and have ('ineinnatti were among the out of their aunt, ••THE I.OVE A. B. Kilnntrick, _ Jacksonville; ! it now? Mrs. Cecil •Frisbie and Miss of state arrivals in the city Tues­ t^nglcy, a t her N. O. Parrish. Bainhridge; Mr. uml Merle Griffin motored to Orlando Your name and address on thc cou­ day ami are guests at the Semi­ the week end. Hal Roach Comedy Mrs. II. Barnes, Jacksonville; J, I), j Tuesday afternoon to attend the nole. pon will bring to you a complete list (1 recce, Jacksonville; Lticile NolAa ! ’Yjen, Yea, Nannekw ;Tr. W. Killehrew hall game. of slyles and prices—also a draft on ---Mrs. Mabel Bishop lias returned IV'rrv; Mrs. F Moon, Daytona t Is m ade' o f l h e purest and 1 Umpit, were the “ Flah And F ow -ta^T us for $25.00 towards the purchase best ingredients William Lake lias returned from Rome a fte r a very pleasant visit Beach; Mi>. A Watkins, Daytona I • »■»*^V S. Waits for the Beach; Mrs. II B A tlan ta;! mirn Laurens, S. C., where he spent sev-jw itb friends upd relatives at Ath of your KELVINATOR. jqrul v^cokf ’“ lens, Ga , H-‘ndersonville, N. ('..and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brooks. T am pa; i rhfcf. (trass feive now with DeCotteA, Spencer ami i other points where she spent sev- Jl. W. Jack-on and wife , Cinciii- , It’s a Food— Not a Luxury miti; Jim .MacDonald, City; R. |) I oral weeks. J for Okeechobee Dlghton. Biiughiiii mid wife, Ja sp e r, Ala. 1 p e n d some time Ask for it at your favorite Mrs. S. S. Baium-I and two smal Mr. nnd Mrs. (». W. Spencer nml dealer family motored to Wildwood Sun­ sons left Saturday for Daytona Valdez SANFORD Mr Lander Arcade Itchcll returned day where they were the guests of Beach where they will spend two M. R. E ii.-ikii. Gainesville; \V. I. Phone 880 in Jacksonville their daughter. Mrs. Paul Redfern. months. Morgan, Davtona Bench; I). It 1 thc northern Miss Ella Spencer remuined over Blanton, Jlollard, Mich.; Mr. and Name ......... .... ............................................................ — Of Our U!g— Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen and Mrs. J. R. Rankin, Tam pa; Will Is the guest of to spend several weeks with her son, Billie, left Sunday for Day­ Shea. Clem water; Mr. and Mrs. U sister. Street ......................... ........................................................... tona Beach where they are the H. G. Morgan, T am p a ; L. D non [nelly and small Mrs. T. L. Long and Mrs. J . 0 . guests of Mrs. Frankie Dean. Druwry, Seabreeze; A. Stm irlakeJ Town ................................................................................... afternoon for Long and small soil, Sprott, re­ St. Petersburg; W. W. PUlman Jack Davidson and Clyde Chap­ .lucksonville; p. K. Brown. Palatka; )fC., whole they turned home Tuesday evening front Phone (134 This (’oupon good only for residents of Seminole w e eks.ns tho Titusville where they spent the man left Tuosduy for Hot Springs, W. V. Robb. Lakeland; W. H. Robb | [ter, Mrs. Hugh week end ns the giiests of Mrs. C V h„ where they will spend some Lakeland; .1. M. Riddle. Tampa; County. kou Ft*nt*lu*I, City. A. Gardiner. time. Amusemen HILfl Here Is [f oo $■ Dtj you realize all the benefits you receive from bk. KELVIN ATOR I10ME REFRIGERATION 1. Money saved on Icc Bills 2, No Dirt Never without Icc 4. Better condition of all foods 5. Dainty Desserts 6. Many Others Hotel Arrivals r .0 Ice Cream Kelvinator-Platt Co. FOURMORE DAYS SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. myQearani SALE_ XMtRRmRSmRRR V N e\er before! Nc er will you have such a well*) de. ful opporlunity t o n a y t ’ on high grade ..m erchuir’ disc -■■■«* Yowell Com pany foliar D ay’s SPECIAL Closed Ten Days EXTRA - i'V.Kt, Thyr s lt y Spe s 1’ iftUli . V For repairs and rem odeling store ble of Printed Crepes, $1.00 off regular price . > Linen*. 6 Yards Bleuching 25c value for Icn’s SockH .0 0 lion Suita for $ 1.00 2*4 yard prints 81 x 90 sheets 5 yards ginghams and crepes l.# 0 of pongee kimona silks $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 40-inch colroile for Talde and Within the next ten days our store will undergo a complete change. The inteikor will be remodeled and redecorated, giving our store a more up-to-date appearance. $ 1.00 Large size towels bath and buck 6 for W atch fo r the announcement o f our reopening $ 1 .0 0 l l . , and fl.6 0 p .,f o r ■ 2 yards rosebud crepes for 2 */a yards polka dot flaxon for $ 1 .0 0 $ 1.00 lo o . •:' r Only Two More Days r 1 «• *»uw V> 7*. u *• . , " 1 tv; -Friday r .t >« .71i- r>V,' s ;> / :iv<-. 1* Ynw pll * Amnontr I - j t ’.. >'."p •I 4• ... I. I. -jiv ■ m> V m IS s *W -.vdl �WMCtttaOUIKCMCV ‘A aM U M s. H — Iwtyt Vi E3?Y. . *t C T - -rrr- T TT =5 ac= ** — | Yesterday’s Results PITCHING, . ........ Florldu Stale League Bradenton, 2; Sarasota, 3. Fort Myers, .'t; Lakeland, 1. Tampn, 15; St. Petersburg, 4. SANFORD, 3; Orlando, I. American League St. Louis,-r,; Detroit, 2. Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 0. Philadelphia .Boston, rain, (Only three). (REDS RALLY W | * » A Make, His DebutA , TRIBEBLANKED National Leaguer And Is 11TH FRAME TO Beaten By Chicago Cubs BY WHITE SOX IN LAST GAME DEFEAT CARDS Today’s Games National League Brooklyn a t Boston. Cincinnati nt St. Louis. Philadelphia nt St. Louis. Philadelphia a t Pittsburgh. (Only three). J 1 SAINTS U SMOKERS IN] GAME OF Lefty Butler Hit Is Given Good Pintthas; T’amn Hits Off HuwkJl Americnn League Boston at Philadelphia. (Only one). Cardinals, 7 to 2. Until the ninth, (By Associated Press) Alec was invinrjfile. but in that .Toe Bush, the “bullet” of the inning Wally I’ipp smashed out a world's series of 1923 between the home run that tied the game at Southern Association tr* Chicago Makes It Two Out Yankees and the (Hants, has s t a r t ­ New Orleans a t Atlanta. ... Alexander Weakens After He ed his work as n National ifm g u e r 2 2 when Christensen scored ahead Of Three With Ted Blank­ Mobile a t Birmingham. ST. PETERSBURG « of him. National League Had Pitched Invincible - F a i l i n g to swure hil Dropped by Washington recent­ Memphis nt Little Itock. Fothergill and Heilmnnn tried enship Pitching Excellent Cincinnnti, 5; Ht. Louis, 2. were needed, the Sj B (Only three). Ball For 10 Frames; I’ipp ly, he appeared on the mound for desperately to halt. Detroit’s los­ Chicago, 3-2; Pittsburg, 0-3. Ball, Allowing But 8 Hits tho final game and , against Chicago yes­ ing streak, now run to five games, Hits Homer To Begin Rally Pittsburgh (Second game culled in fith, ruin.) terday in tinfirst gam e of a Tam pa here yesterda? SoutheHstprn League hv hitting homers, but the Browns Boston-Brooklyn, rain. double-header and encountered defeated the Tigers, f» to 2. Sislcr though the Saints nutfc St. Augustine nt Columbus. (Only three). Blake, one of Chicago’s best. The of the Browns also hit for the eirSmokors, errors by ^Albany a t Jacksonville. result was ; defeat for Pittsburgh, i nit. played u large part in| Savannah at Montgomery. Southern Association ;i to ti. with Blake perm itting only T am pa— AB Ted Blankenship was hit freely New Orleans, <>; Atlanta, I. four safety;. Tim berlake, If r, i c Clc\ i land's InsL appearance of Wingard Pitches Browns To Florida Slate League Birmingham, 7; Mobile, 2. Lnnncr, 2b r, ( I M Its liu rg h a n d C u b s S p lit But l.ee .Meadows was even tin- sea.'o" in Chicago but turned No gam es scheduled. Nashville, 12; Chattanooga, I!. Sending Homer To Center S tanton, lh | ( hack the Indians, K In 0. will' ex the second contest and T w i n Bill, C u b s C a p t u r i n g ! st fungi Memphis-Little Rock, rain. Victory; Sisler Helps By Lopez, c | KI F i r s t A n d I’iru tcH S e c o n d gave Do - frampions a •'! to 2 decis­ ( client Inti mg behind him. Most.il Lee, r f | ion. Tinee In* • was the best the }Ilinnet lieil end l-'iik each had Southeastern League CHICAGO, July 7.—(/!*) —ChicnMedlin, «f >• three Ini'. George Burns, Cleve­ Jacksonville, 4; Albany, 1. * ST. I.OCIS, July 7 (/P) Grover Cubs cmild do against the Pirate Salvatz, 3h | i land first baseman, has left for go made it two out of three from ColumhuH-.Savunnah, wet grounds Cleveland Alexander was pounded piti her. Denicke, ss t | The Cincinnati Reds rouuircd H home with a broken rib as the re­ Cleveland by shutting out (be In­ (Only two). for four hits and three runs in the sult of being hit by a pitched ball. Butler, p ... ii innings to hc.it Alexander of the eievenlh inning Tuesday and the dians, 8 to 0. in the final game of rA\ _ ______ league leading Cincinnati Reds tip* series anil the last nppearanco Totals __ ( B y S L L .H O O K F .lt) Reds won from the St. Louis Cnrdof Speaker’s eluh here this season. COLUMBUS. Ohio. J u ly 7.—(7T) -Saints— Good pitching .by Meyers and inuls, 5 to 2. The Scioto Country Club course, Matthews, 2b itwell, together with timely hitChicago won the gam e by bunching Alexander pitched invineihlo hall tiff* brought victory for the (VIits fairways washed by recent Doyle, ss their lots. Blankenship, although until the ninth when I’ipp hit a (fBen in the final and deciding rains, was in excellent condition Bryan, If __ home run, scoring hehind C hristen­ hit freely, Imre down in Die pinches. today for the owmiug event of the Brown, cf P of the series with Orlando, I sen and til ing the count. official scorer in the "City IP2ii Open Golf championship- -a Luckeye, c ( 'leveland AH It H PO A i: Carl Mays held the Cardinals to lutiful" failed to recognize hiiI Janile-.on, If I) ii best-ball match of IK holes hdjvccti Fail11, p six hits, two of which were g a r­ ket*- hit or two, and the records I am ateurs and professionals. Balir, p :: i) Spurgeon, 2h Mt th a t only three hits were Hudaon Automobile Will Be nered by Dotitliil and three by I i ! Bobby and his Atlanta partner. Bennett, 3h | i) Speaker, i f Cted by tho champions Given Away And Official Bootom ley. I I W atts G iiiiii . a re paired (o go out i Dawkins, p | n Grown Outpitchcs 2 Hurlers ,l. Sewell, ss Local Slugger Almost (lops Cincinnati All It II P<) A li first rtin was scored in the I ; with W aller Hagen and Willie , Block, lh n n Welcome Will lie 'rendered IIrcs-a-M, "l» rf 7 0 ll ll 1 While Gulls Htmeh Tils In Summa, Slugging Honors For First tiling’ inning when Allen got or. I l MacFarlnneDie present nutionnl , N Mnak l u K nolle. |h To Champions Of League Walker, rf fi II 1 3 (I OUgh a hard hall to Culhrrth. He Third To Score .‘5 Runs; I.. Se a ell, e Half Of Season; JakvMessti j open ehanipion. They arc* in the t) — >» o 1 ii .7 Roush, cf lit to third by w^y of sacrifices Pi first foursome. The oth er fouri Totals .' 1 .7 > I sit '/.he, :;h < 4 > » ncr Of Saints In .Trd Place Maniish Leads Attack ll 7 Christensen ti The largest crowd in the history I Infield outs ami then countx Hutted for Buhr n II somes are; lx McNulty, > i • 1 •1 .7 IK on Well’s poor throw to Foss, of Imselmll in this city is ex|iecte:l I’ipp, Hi UN K a rr,‘ p til Max Mnrston and George Von ! Aa.,,lJm I A MPA, Jui> 7. —(/I*)-— Lopez, of 7 1 1 8 » an attem pt to catch Allen off to attend the benefit game tom or­ Critz, 2b SAR \SOTA, July 7.—(/1*)- S a r a ­ (M U Sm ith and Saint s [ Kim vs MacDonald Tampa, led the'hittcra of the Flor­ 1 ) 2 ll (1 row afternoon at Municipal Field- I’ieinieh, e 1 W»Uj sota wi -i Tuesday's gam e from Summ ary--Tw o h *» II (I 0 •1 Totals :ir. o 8 21 12 I ' H arry Smith and IlnCrv Cooper. ida Stale league for the first half Braden'- u fiv i ; ore of 5! to I. Limner, ss where plans for giving nw«.V a new 'iln the eighth, Rawson got a Doyle. Three base »> (1 1 *i 1 \ Palled for I uli.I.e ill Otli. of the -.c e on i*ii a percentage of Pinclli, ss Hudson automobile and for honor­ | Chick Evans end D. Clarke n All i: II PO A F base hit over second am! l.ucktyc, Lee. Sac; aceor ling ! - a compilalion for Hr:iii-iii■ 7 0 1 •> 7 Cork ran vs Johnny Farrell and Double play, Brown toI I*.ill'll i fern advanced him with n ing the pennant winning Sanford Mays, ;« 1 fi*> 2 1 u * rur.igo t\ ii ii i i i n . all I lie gnmi I .eo Dii'gel. 1 0 0 ll tl Me ju st nosed out ! |, ,. -SI) x Hudgens flee, Allen walked and then eluh act* to he carried out. 1 1 .. li 7 3 Ii 0 Mo sul , vf ___ Stolen hose, Lopez, Otto I in ol Die ehainpioiiship , .. Practically every fan from KerniRoland Mackenzie and Keefe Denicke, Salvatz, l' runners moved up on Frisfl fl 10 1) •> 11ii ii lit -1 n Id, os .7 I 3 1 •> nojo county, together with hun­ Sanl'otd crew, however, the Celery-] ^ -u n Y 1 ■ ' 7 Totals 33 27 44 12 I I C a rte r vs Al Watrous ami Bill on hase, Tampa, fi; | tsoti, cl fl fl 1 I) 0 Collins, *.*'. I infield out. Dumas poled a 1 1 1 4 fed outfielder being one point he- ................ . dreds from Volusia and Lake coun­ x Batted for Kmmer in 8th, „ (i! Mehlhorn. II i) mA- to left to score both runII n fl 1 ! Fa l k, if 1 1 t 3 on halls, off Butler, l;l hind. . , ' , AB U II PD •j o 4i I Harrison Johnson and Dcnsmore Struck out by ButluLl I and tho gnmo was tucked ties are expected to turn out to St. Louis o If fl 0 1 1 S l i e el y, 11 . 1 4 1 (i •) honor the first half winners. Pre­ Jake Me.-stier, of St. P etersburg ! r,.''1 ! . 7 1 2 Doulhit, If ft A i) fl 7 •i 0 H a r r i s , rf 1 1 1 (1 0 | r j --------- -------- -----------F ry and Kane. Tina,IT parations to accommodate the over­ Toporccr, 21) who was close to the top all t h c i o - . ' 4 1 .) 3 •1 1 fl 1 2 Jock Hutchison. < 1 1 3 ;; •i K.'MIllll, 'll. Orlando m orning'paper be- flowing crowds are being made. first half, wound op three points I !. ‘ I t-.i.i:.. i i ..i i .. r. ll 3 14 Bottomley, lb Eddie Held and Clarence Wolff ll fl fl ») ’• Met 'air.lv. e HPlts story on tho game by tcll1 ll 1 1 *> t) Sarasota is to play here Thurs­ below Lopez, (tri'en Brown, of the] Will uYi' on. ' 1 ' 1’ rf 7 (1 II 1 [,l vs Gene Sarazen ami Wiljje H unt­ i) fl 1) 1 H Bl an ke t ^ Ii: |‘. p f how Sanford’s “luck” won tho day, Friday npd Saturday and is Soulhworth, 1 1 ) • i 1 . * 1 | i Saints, who paced the league in the II 1) 3 er. * Richards el it 1 1) ii IP. If two solid huso hits, a to Be fo)lo\veil liy St. Petersburg up L. Bell, 3b ii I fn si, weeks, made a 2*1 poinl sp u n 3 ll II •> Wick, e Hagen and Jones arrived yes­ 0 n 0 0 | Total ■ 8 13 27 In 2 r.. . c0 Rnt^ an infield out can he Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ()’Farrell, e 0 i in the last week to wind tip in fifth \ Mil y. u 0 1 t terday. rounding out the list of M»*d luek, wlint is lmscl.nl] ? Any- of next week. Guild attendance is ii | place, pi t behind Freddy lliv k .n l The Veil'i\*., l ll ll . ) ■) r. 21 !!! 'outnidrr non n 1 lev i land luminaries. Intensive i»ra«;lice was some of tho sport writers expei led at every game, To la! 1 ; Lakeland. A lexiiii'!' I, |i 1 Ii (1 (1 (HID lit) I2x K the order preceding the pru-am’( hit ago £#lnd the circuit hnvo studied ail U! R 1‘lovil Palmer appeared before I’einlia11, p 0 j I he tignii lot all regular play l Sarnxola 1 ) l) n 1 ) l o s ANOTrr**,. I atcu r event. things- and they ought to the Deljind ( handier o| Commerce fi it jer with team at or near Die finish | II' 1 Mil'll, 'I'lie flyweight crown . Summai \ ; Two base hit Lilt /.ke. low. Biggs, 3b 1 i) yesterday ami officially tendered Make for tho first Totals 37 2 b 33 lh 2 ol I tie 11 rst half follow i : Harris and Mostil. Sacrific Turner, 3b .! 1) They take great delight in romp- the people of lie I-and an invitation Philter Alt II IVt x Ran for Wiek in 10th. Alt It II PO A E months tonight when! ti I Kamm. Doidde play, J. Sewell t' Detroit : o .Jjjff * ovor ***c Nnnfnnl club and to take part in tomorrow’s affair Cineinii.iti l.ojii/., Tampa 203 7.7 ..'Hi:* Hogan, If Blue, III K ium I c to l.nl/ke; Spurgeon to J.lB luc, H > 4 fl (I 14 1 1 Fidel la Karim of I** I OOP bun 002 (13 I) . 0 nianagor, fy*o Crowe. It may at the park. The duv is to he I Dumas, Sanford 2ti|i 7 7 kills S errcr, rf () ’ATI! to in Knoile. Knniit*. Left i<elt (Hi ha h* <TRourke, 211 4 () 3 1 1 (1 iins'is Georgic Rivers,! 000 200 000 1)0 .71. Miller, 11, i ii R DO th a t this writing is expected to known as “ DcLmid Duv" and sev­ SI. Louis Mi - slier. Si.i Peh p.t t i .:;ip; Fothergill. If 7 u ' h '.eland, 8; Chicago, 7. Base on 1 3 1 1 II cisco, Mexican, in a tenr Summary; Two base hit, Bottom Manurli, i . assist their eluh in winning thy eral hundred hasehall lovers from f 1 2 2 I leek, Lakeland I IP II .3 11 Turned back twice bO flcilmant:, rf 7 1 '■nils, off Karr, 2. Struck out, by 1 4 0 1) pennant. Surely tho team is not Volusia county are planning to In­ ley, Roii'h, Critz. Home run, Pipp. Blown, St. P e t e 1 23l> HI .3 1 ; L. Miller, 7 fl o 3 1 1) haired Italian. Rivers £tbat bad. Stoh a hase, Bottomh v. Sin iifice Domingo, Ft Myers 1.72, hi) .::_'S Brown, p i) Karr, I. em pire’s, (tw in and Mc- Manusli, r f . . here. I I Waner, 3b 5 fl T () 1 II | night fortified by vicl K'Wan. Time, 1:4H. evlh the eighth, with tho hags loudThe Municipal Blind is (n he Tojiereer, 2. Double play. Critz. Cn\, Orlando u !3 7U ,:t*ji; •i () o 2 •*> > 1) seven foes in the Inst i Tavener, ss fJfCOntwell relieved Meyers. He limped the \isitors and they are and Pipp; Bottomley, unassisted; Kowalski, Laki'and 112 I Totals 31 3 7 27 17 3C. ,321 Manion, e ___ . 2 0 0 fl 1 II His m eetings with 1^1 d In ono. run and then pro- planning to stage n parade in the Roush and Critz. Left on base. l.uckey, St. Pile Tigers Lose Fifth S traight . miO 000 <120 I .Ml 48 .3*211 Bradenton Hayworth, c 1 0 0 fl 1) fl eurrod before the lath .* to nj°w down tho opposition downtown district and also at the Cincinnati, 7; St. Louis, l>. Base Allen, Tampa Sarasota 1130 000 00 x DETROIT, July 7.—(/P)— Detroit Dnuss, p 178 h.7 1 0 0 1) •i (I title by defeating Frat) on hulls, off Slays, 3; Alexander, I. Barnes, Bradenton Jut being scored upon again. Imselmll park. Summary I wo l.a-;e hits, lb 21.7 gs .31'! '"-t its fifth s traig h t game and the Collins, p .. () fl 0 () 1) fl last August. ) lUck w as thnt ? Cantwell’s Officials ol the Imselmll eluh Umpires, Hart, Itiglcy and McCor­ Tanner, Tampa gan, Turin r, Blm l lock. Fill r-7 21 .313 La Barba has n slig 1 () o fl 0 Iff ia also lucky, injjio minds stated today- that all indication: mick. Time, 1:42. 1’i.hui. Snerifiit. third in a row for St. Louis Tues­ x Neun, Wickham. Ft. Myers Inil (), advenco. His reach ill .3(10 Wheeler, — . Imp of th e boys who perch pointed to the largest crowd they Dnal.I. | 'ay. Brown |. d a y fi to 2. Detroit's only scores Graiulio, ID Myers 217 .2011 Wheeler. •{Totals 35 •1 imselves In the press coop. *4 8 27 r» 2 ; longer thnn the fit 1-2 i have ever had. Cantwell is exPirates Diode With Cubs Briggs to Miller : > I inner. Be acre home runs hit by Fothergill Brazier, Lakeland 2(13 of Rivers. Of more .20.7 I9p0 wo keep on being lucky. x Batted for Manion in 8th. peeled (u take the mound for the on halls, off Hi.. , i; 4)l'f Seliarlu .uni lleiln ann. Sisler also g o t a PITTSBURGH, July 7. i/l’i - Dunbar, S.nilonl 2iM the champion is credit .2u4 Colcrv-mon. 2; off Willson, . ( ruck out, t. Pittsluirgh split even in two games Denton, 111aihnton 23.7 ford— All R | | |><) a K . 201 ) ()()() 201) 31)0--5 i in ruggednoss. In otl '"iTTo run when his hot grounder. St. Louis Brown, fi; Si D < ■ i t, i; Willson. jTuesday, the Cubs taking the openA lien, San ford I2 I r * ....... — 52 2 0 I t o .2*5(1 100 001 ()()()—o m easurem ents they Left oil has", Bride,,I:.n. 7 : Sin.. Viunnil off O'R'Jiirkc’a shoe into I Ihdrtoit J i t , 3 to 0, and the chumps the sec Wimble, Bradenton 171 rifblo, a s .......... 4 o o :t •> i c'lual. Barba is 20 fcan 1omi, 3 to 2. m , l , ‘r* ;.:m7j «"(«. " • L Two base hit, Miller, Fothergill. challenger is 21. I1 ■11.•r. Scharii* Bouz.a, Ft. Myers 223 IWIMb cf ........... 4 0 I ;i 0 0 I Blake out pitched Joe Bush, rowo, :ib .. 3 o p i f, „ II oguu, Sai asota 78 — o Louis AB It II PO A E Home run, Fothergill, Heilmnmu FLORIDA STATIC LFACITC i former American Leaguer, making Blackstni I. Bradenton 7 I Bnhr, Si. |*e'e r. Mbyors, 2h . I 0 o i o () 7 1) •1 1 fl 1) PROUD OF NEW I'.ni 43 ,2 l*i 1Oirst, cf Won I.o-t pet I his Tirsl start for Pittsburgh ill Bryan, St. Pete •nbar, rf 4 () .282 • Sid Jo in i­ .21 s Mellilo, 2b l ll 1 1) 1 fl 187 41 !! SANFORD .tifitl ] Do first game, allowing only four Callahan, Sarasota lUey. lh ------- 4 0 Doyle, St, 1*i t n' NEW YORK; Mrs. . : ’fi 49 .2 !'. .‘•ifler, Hi 4 1 1 13 I i) O Rourke to Blue. Left on base, I 13 Bradenton fifiti'hits. Meadows gave the Cubs Turner, Sarasota •> 1 II 4 •1 () St. Louis, 7; Detroit, 13. Base on Sullivan is proud of h«| awaon, c .......... 4 1 Orllcrmaii, l Irlaudn Fill 32 .21 1 'leMaims, 3b l 7' Tumpu .fifitt three hits in the necoiel game Abrams, (irhindo Dernicke, Lakeland 3 1 1 1 (I 1) balls, off Wingard, (I; Dnuss, 4 . hand, u physical culta l m 8< p ............. 2 t) 0 (1 1 87 18 .2 0 , Miller, If Fort Myers J'.lili which was stopped by rain in the Cnsares, Fl. Myers hntwell, p ..... . o o 0 () ■> Vinu, Oiinmlo H!l 19 .20' Rice, rf 3 () 1 I () 0 Hits, off Datiss, 7 in 8 ; Collins, 0 or, “ Daddy, dear, big ( Sarasota .333 sixth inning. Francis, Lakeland r# — Arm strong, SaiasoB 100* .2oo Scliang, e 3 fl (1 2 1 f) in I. Losing pitclier, Dmisti. U m ­ nnd nix feet tall, 2fl ( irlando FIRST GAMF .333 2') ,2oo Gerber, ss Crowe, SanfonL •Totals . . ... :io ;i 3 27 17 Block, St, I’etn 1 III 4 1 (1 1 1 (I pires, Ormsby, Nallin and Dineen. stand it.** she said inJ Lakeland AB It II Pn A F, Bailey, Sanford .313 Chicago Ido— All R H PO A Higgs. Sarasota 00 Tv .D m U'iivgard, p to pose for nn ailorii 4 l 1 1 <; !) Time, 1:18. .. St. Petersburg ht . 1 0 1 ) 4 1 Adams, 2b Bennctle, St, Peli || Doxan, Ft. Myers ia, as .......... r>o (l 2 2 — _ _ __ — — 170 3(1 .lsv 7 ll 4 fl llrathcotc, rf 2 h ............:i o I '! 4 Fatlll, St. Pete Medlin, 'Tampa Ii .177 ;; i Totals 32 5 A1 27 in l) •> (1 ll ii 1 NATIONAL LFACCK Freigau, 31* Lee, 'Tampa Drams, lb i I 3 17 fl 4 mi fl if 11 Wilson, cf . c f .......... j' o 2 fl fl S.Jolinsun.Bi nilenton ; ('incinnut i 3 1 l •> fl Scott, If Beasley, S iiiilord a, 8 b -----:i 0 0 fl .. il fl u F! 1) Grimm, lh Mayers, Sanford WM*» c ....... 2 0 (l 4 *1 ! | 1’ittshiirgli St. Louis 4 1 1 7 5 C’coney, ss O'Reilly, Ft. Myers jmbo, r t . . . l o tl 3 It ( hiengo 1 ♦> 1 1 . 4 Gonzales, c Frisbie, Sanford >11, If .......... 2 n 0 0 0 Brooklyu Blake, p ........... 4 fl fl fl 2 Kllum, Lakeland fl 0 4 New York Buckley, l.nludunil fl fl 1) Philadelphia 11 <i 27 17 1 14. Mil lore, Sarasota 2(iil 34 •» Totals Cd.is.f-Paliit-V.il nisL-Bru.hiv Boston AB It II IT) A Pittsburgh Foss, Orlando 22ii Ml I I) 27 U fl 1 ) fl 4 3 Carey, cf Elliott, Bradenton 212 fo r Howell in Oth. ■i fl fl 1 fl AMERICAN I.KAGCK Waner, rf 'Timberlake, ’Tampa 37 o 1) Won Lost IVt Ctiyler, If 3 fl 1 ford ....... 100 otto 020 3 Jackson, 'Tampa I la 4 fl fl 3 ■l .11.78 Wright, ss r ; .n d ° ooVooo 010 - l New York Snlvot, Tonipu 1,73 ( 'hiengo 4 (1 l l 2 .1550 Truynor, fib Cham ev, Ft. Myers 228 ilmary—Two lm»e hit, Bailey. Philadelphia 4 (1 1 12 fl ,5 1.7 Grantham, lb Dowell, Orlando 120 " fl () 1 4 1 bgflM, Alien, Tinker. Sacri- Cleveland ..710 Rhyne, 2b Wi lls, Orlando 178 i Culbreath, MyerR, W. Meyers, Washington .713 Moore, 2b . . .. i 1) ll (1 2 Manual), Saruaotu 208 rqn h*«on, Orlando, 0; Sanford, St. Louis .700 Gooch, c .......... . 2 1) 1 4 0 L. Miller, Sarasota 200 1n«(j op, balls, off Myers, 3; Detroit 3 fl fl (1 1 .-187 Bush, p . llnrnick, Sarasota ■. 12.'! iw^roll, 1,1 Culhreth, II. Struck Boston .288 l ’urker, Brailenlon 2:tl Lpjr Myurz, 8: Cantwell, lj.C ulTotals . . 29 0 4 27 15 Tlnkery O fln n d o ... 241 *.4* Hit* off Myers, fl in 7 2-3 AM Fit 1(AN ASSOCIATION Chicago . 000 012 000—3 Futvoyee, Lakeland 77 Japtwflll 0 in 1 1-3. Hit by Won Lost Pel. Pittsburgh (KID 000 000—0 Dinlgen, Lakeland 1251 " y o r s (Howell), Win- Louisville . . . 55 25 .088 Summary: 'Two base hit, Gonza­ Stanton, 'Tampa • 128 ! y c n . Losing pitch- Milwaukee . . . 40 31) .020 les, Henlbeote (two), Gooch. Stol- Johnston, Ft. Myers 200 >i t*1 i. Umpires, Tandy ami Indianapolis . 45 33 .7771en base, lleathcotc and Cooney. Suurez, Tampa •• 200 .777 rime 2:05. Knnsus City 42 39 .610; Sacrifice, Grimm. Double pluy Huwson, Sanford .619 18 St. Paul . . .. 3!) 41 .488 Cooney, Adumn to Grimm, Moore, Toledo . 30 40 on .474 Wright toGrantham.., r Eoft Minneapolis . . . ... 35 43 .449 base, Chicago 8; Pittsburgh 0. Pittsburgh E can ohew you how to renew nnd reAB R H p() A K - * ^ . Columbus ........... . . 14 (M .18(1 Base on balls, off Bush, 4; Btuke, 3. Moore, 2b .. 3 1 «4> * 3 2 () J atoro shabby furniture of any kind, and Struck out, by Bush ’4p Blake, 3. Wuner, rf 2 ti 1) (I to get beautiful effects in colora at little cost SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Hit by pitcher, by Blaku (Cuylcr). Ctiyler, cf 3 (l 1 l by, tho use of Won Lost Pet. Umpires, ()uiglvy, Murun and R ear­ Wright, ss --------.... 3 II *> l .079 don. Time, 1:63. )iG0, July 7.—(A5)—Rocky New Orleans .... ... 57 27 ... 3 fl fl 1 .013 SECOND GAME . who lost his lightweight Hirmlngharp . . ... 49 31 .. 3 1 2 5 .681) Chicago AB R H PO A 'E i, Simmy Mandtll here last Memphis ............. ... 47 34 .... 2 fl 1 1 • i ?. * < .737 Adams, 2b . 3 0 0 8 5 0 Smith, c »y, U out for • return match Nashville .......... ... 44 38 1 fl fl li •7 ' Atlanta .............. ... 41 51(1 .513 Heatbcnte, rf cf 3 1 1 2 0 0 Meadows, p “ ckford champion. 1 1 .1 0 W a te r 40 .429 Freigau, 3b . . manager for the Mobile .............. — — —» - — M .303 Wilson, cf . . r, has poitod $'2,500 Chattanooga . . . . ... 21 8 9 18 " a n d E nam els m .309 StcphniKoii, rf nth the Illinois box- Little Rock _____ . . . 25 6(1 T ho finished wood panel subm erged in tho * a| declaring a willScott, If ........ P ittsburgh ..................... 002 100—3 f •*; t.th* chamlpon in AGAINST GIVING RUM TO Grimm, lb .... aquarium in our w indow proves it never tu rn s Two base hit, Mooje, Grantham FISH “ le. Cooney, ss ...... Sacrifice, Waner, BHrnhurt, hicudwhite. Evun hot w ater doca not harm it. Stop ATLANTIC CITYi The journal Barnett, c ....... . . . __ ho authorOWfc. Double play, Cooney, Adams in tho store for color cord. champion to meet of the Medical Society of New Osborne, p .... Fh« ! v to Grim 2. Loft on base, Chicago holder.-but Chair- Jersey objects to Uncle §nm feed­ 3 t P ittsburgh, fl. B oro on ball, off • V j in g 'th e fishes with - confiscated T o ta ls ....... 21 2 3x 1(1 fl.V Meadows 2. Off Osborne 1. Struck *k liqupr, If It ia good. It say# the x on« out, Pittsburgh nt out by Meadows 0. Wild pitch Menhoapltala are lu crying need of when rain itoppod game in i *• * •« * » : ... k ln n ln f/ .. i 8a lU U H l ii th Yields But ree H ite,, While >ers Allows Six; isplays Also Help Detroit Tigers Lose Their Fifth In Row Mays Holds St. Louis To Five Small Hits [well Relieves lyers In The 8th Scioto Course In Fine Condition For National Tourney wson Clouts Single Tu Score Two Runs AndPutGameOn Ice LARGEST CROWD IS EXPECTED FOR BENEFIT CONTEST DUMAS ONE POINT (SARASOTA TAKES BEHIND LOPEZ IN FINAL OF SERIES LEAGUE HITTING FROM GROWERS Flyweight Cr Stake When Meets Rivers! Club Standings Baseball Club P IT T S B U R G H / ’IS?/; P r o d u c t s Municipal Field July 8th y Kansas Wants ler Match With t.Young Conqueror Brand New Hudson W 7 b Be Given Awa0 \ A 1 liuJ # Boost The Club- m �:- y y > .- v v - w }h Florida In Position rive Greatest Profit trying,< Old Colonial Place LeasedAsHomeFor Rollins President fE D N E81 gepey. js dUO. J u s t hove extensive It is throughout the country remains to he seen. Kvrn ns t o ! t h e House of Repre­ sentative there may ,l»o a little nnte rta in ty , the lower house is so un­ wieldy. 16 extent. leadershit 'IP Rut tho Senate is cti*y to size Coolldge.'by virPr e a s t ‘thtmretiIf tue of h l a o ftlc e . a t lleast tpeoreti- '. up. n thp tnu S enate Is an index, surgency—descfiWtd by T> Istic Congressman B erge r ns "the cally is t h e • Republican Icadpr a t J the elephant and his tail are near elephant’s tail”- - has reached such the present time. .Any Hopubli- the parting of the ways, proportions In tho last week or so jean who bol^s ®h’c of his ossen-l that one of two things nppenrs [tiiil policies becomes an insurgent likely to happen:. 1 automatically. ............ — ..................... U **Tfce Store .troani mounting” 1— Either the tall will shortly be - ------------j TUB wagging the elephant, or also NO Coolldge policy is more nbsn-1 2— It is quite am ong the p o s s i-' lately an essential ono than his t bilitirr. th a t the tail wjll detach 1policy toward 'a g ric u ltu re .- I t is itself from Ihe elephant and under­ to this policy,that tho recent stur. m i Hoot- to Wlitr+fc* Iteglaterej pkhlrttilxt take to be a p a rty on its own ac­ *0 r r n n experience count. W INTER PARK. H r , , .ruly 7.~(/P)—“ Rnndcroft” famous old ITY, Fin.. July 7 .-(/P ) pnny moves “ nil incredibly large colonial mansion of W inter Park, tho board of lorida; with “ the bett num ber” of cars of milk into F lo r­ hns been loaned | tho country a t her back ida each month from the territory trustees of Rollins College, as the k n position to derive outside the southeastern states. urenidrnt's hotia?. to be oc unitd i t profit Troth •dairying, The freight rate involved, he added, by Dr. and Mrs- Hamilton Holt i, live stock development is oftentim es g reater than the cost and their family beginning with the "tie Southern Railway, of nroduction would be in Florida. academic year of ly2C-‘J7. This “The g re a te s t handicap, by far. n*'n<>'inr«*ment was m.'do here bv fc'an address before the alumbia County Clmin- to successful dairying,” Mr. Bates W. H. Short, business m anager of declared, “ is the catllu tick. The the collego. imcrcc here. *. The new home for the president stopped a t Lake City industry can never develop to any tour of inspection of large extent until it has been e ra d ­ Is one of the olv-jt residences in the city and it has been added to industry in this scc- icated.” Dairy products, the speaker ex­ ami redecorated several times in of the gradual ad- plained, can be produced in ’tick- the oast decades. At present a TO appreciate how formidable the dairying field, tree areas of the southeastern number of alteration i are taking ,’thc elephunt’s tail— insurgencysoutheast within the states a t from 15 to 125 per cent place to orovido for the accommo­ hns become, it is firs t necessary to five years, JUr. Bates cheaper than in the center of the dations for the Halt family. consider the question: Tho mntisi >n was designed and in 1010 practically United Statesr- The cream from W hat is a political insurgent 7 b u tter was pro- ten cows, ho added, would curry the erected by the late .1. I\ Rand, a The answ er seems to bo th a t he -section. In 1023, he icurrent r u n n i n g ’expenses of any Boston archite.’t who also ucsign- is n member of ^ political party ran a production of 1160-ncre furm in the southeastern ed the W inter Pm k llbrn.w. It who is out of harm ony with its unda from the cream -1 stales, thereby relieving the furm- was occupi d until recentlv bv the a t $25,000,000. lor of going into debt while pro- late Mrs. C hari’s-1.. Smith- form ­ Jf the increase in pro- ducing his so-called money crops. er dean of Women '.t Rollins, who £evcr, the speaker said. In referring to the opportunities was also a m< mtu r o r the board of tame period it was nee-!of North Florida in the dairy field, trustees. I* -,\- is Mr. Si.-tin who to llit* pastures jplanned tin*c'tli'icivi gardens Ilint purchase WO,000,000 Mr. Rules pointed • In in mu i t v jtte r from outside sour- of curpct grass and lespede/.a. -surround ti •• Iiuiim' which, lie suiil, would “carry more is now in il i- in,. •(■e io n ,,f It. |{. }ly the demands. the importance of cattle for n longer period of time Harhuur, iviii <1 t-i'omici.l m an u ­ i! ist oi. the production of tile thnn any other section in tlu* facturer Tho McN'ail ex­ at, Mr. Rates predicted United S tales." H-fiffiS’H A GOLF WIDOW present growth of the periment station of Mississippi, In­ will take 40 yyars to stated. curried 1.57 bend of cattle WKSTFIKI.l). N. Y.; Nova point of supplying the on carpet grass, lespede/.a and Brown, who has an income of |m and. Florida alone, Dnllus g rass pastures for 273 days $50,000 a year, regards herself ns Carpet grass and a golf widow. Answering charges is now purchasing in the year. dollars worth of dairy lorpedo/.a are native to North F lo r­ in a suit for separation, her hus­ i t could profitably be ida, Mr. Bates suid. band avers th a t Mrs. Brown is so The development agent ex­ busy seeking golf titles that. Mac kt home. Ik o r produced the ovid- pressed g re a t interest in what he would not sew a button on his | r out his statem ent re- described as the “ wonderful op shirt, to say nothing of taking iridu’s groat importu- portunities” offered for dairying care of the children. The Mrs. in­ Iry products by saying and live stock raising in Columbia sists he broke one of her clubs juthern Railway coni- county._____ _____________________ over her back. Cs*shDrilgCo. Notice! , j : Si BETTER G AS “Sinclair” To hari i i i i i Hccn hotter all the lime. Coupe antf.oftrfc ring. FORD COUPE AND DIA­ ■):? Contest ckxi Awprds to of The Sanfi 8:30 o’clodtW 133 A number with earh ,r>(inllons BUY S IN f (ias or 1 (Juarls Oil. “Full of 1 . -a*#; JAt'K RINES ltn i\ S , llrprrxrnlntlro The Cent ^ I'lU JN U STATION lit! F,. Second St. Oil Distributor?} 1113 Sanford Are. Phone Ifil-J. S.mfnul. Fla. Sinclair “ th in g s at every Service Galvanized C orrugat­ ed Iron. Galvanized Flat Sheets. rl\ V '>§$! ira •' i B Sheet Lock - Stucco • Textonc F O It ALLEN'S CHASE&COMPANY r: F O O T -E A S E f ttl t'hnne TXt ----------------- ---------------------- PH O N E 831 ALSO \ ‘, t\ ’.am pi mi Nat. nimh nid«. (Jlven awrty July 10th. The pinstoring business form ­ erly conducted b y ’ Jack Collins, Sr., is to lio fcontinurd under the managcinent of Jack Collins, Jr., and « ,tr I I loonier. Route A. Box 2 IX It. Wo are H eadquarters for: Flintkote Shing­ les, Roll Roofing, and Material for Built upj Roofs. tecTll Get Along Without Her ' I. He .. B Areali«t; ’ MOND KINO ROOFING A new fancy uniting fashionable women in Hendon is the ivory bracelet, very thick and two or three inches wide. p V «:::c 536 m u i). ai h i m ; H i t ■ 'm ■S i ARE YOU SURE YOU OWN IT? L e t T it le Doering, 17-year-old vuudoviliu dnneer, is peeved a t the Bd Grange. Grange and his m anager, C. ( ’. Pyle, she pt her nnnouncp to the world th a t she would play opposite fris t movie, and then turned her down. She comes from near Red’s home town of Wheaton, and is now in Holly- Insurance answ er th e question flaw in your title to realty O NE may be enough to involve you Y ou n"*i, depen d on C R O V m G A SO LIN E to give you an easy start, q u i c k pick-up, added power and more mileage; PO L A R IN E O IL to lubri­ cate the bearings, and retain its lubricating value under extreme heat a*d long service. in a costly lawsuit, entailing a sub­ stantial loss. Court records disclose the fre­ quency of title disputes and the losses that have resulted to the holders of supposedly “ good” titles. Safeguard your property the sen­ sible and modem way. For O n e s m a ll p r e m iu m the $30,000,000 capital funds of this Company will be pledged to handle any title liti­ gation or make good any loss. mmm can V v. ■/ , . **' '• lim p Service m ■ • vj p Vour needs of air or water Iwm will be promptly and cheer­ fully supplied by our at* tendants. They will alfO be glad to give you fip ad ;.';^ maps of Alabama, Florida; Georgia, Kentucky a n d.Jv Mississippi free of chatfft, For title insurance in Seminole County based upon a title examhmtion made by com­ petent real cstate'attorncys in fltij section who arc fam iliar with local conditions apply to TITLE G U A R A N TY U M ORTGAG E CO. SANFORD 'rw ■• N ew Y ork T itle & M ortgage C o. 135 BROADWAY CORAL GABLES expecting you Take the bus TO D A Y ! \ •END , ha glorious ^ ,, holi, «•“ , Gab C*At,hc iliimi. Riviera. Take klvantagc of this cxccponal; offer. ,55 C O V E R S i rn a T 1 jLi t u s i • ’he round trip by de luxe tlllnian autobus, hotel Iccofnmodations, all Heal} and a great variety « spirts and spscjal crtrtainment included in !)!• amazingly bw figiro'.: -You can dance m palm-shaded^C.QUtiyub plftio. Swim at Venetian Casino— loift _beavtifHl in you, expects you, so that you may see the remark­ able development that has taken place. You will marvel at the magnificent hotels, the new U n i v e r s i t y o f Miami, the thriving’hus- ~ incss section th a t has sprung up along the B oulevard Ponce de Leon. You will realize why 73 homes, totaling $1,538,750, were sold M tx g April, fMay and j unc| J • .uDon t miss this opportunity to visit Coral Gablet. We arrange bus trips every day. Send this epupon. Or call,at out local pffice. They will arrange all detpilp. ,y; -u'-i. b-bj. g=gg=ag=s=g=gee *. w. jiitAnronn n»»tan, r i«. 1»i» m »«di m«, wiuuwt;osii|*u«a, r A ’lt o ,C ' •. ”N*ww»PKU.Atw» co«i c»bu»." Nimt- f ‘’ NEW YORII 1 - S . ^ . 2 n d A V E .a t l o t S T . MIAMI INCOKPOrtATKO Ii t Capital Punds over $30,000,000. R cp rw cn fiiiim in county m’iiIi - m m >■i f '-J throughout alt -jjp FlarhLi .it -./V. CROWN GASOLINE ■- »•■l ^ Over the ■ »■ ■ in Truci Value .. y,' '-Jr!1ofi ____________________ • ■ ■■■ ■‘ ’m 1' r?rt9i ■ft. ••> ! ’ ** v jj . 11 ■- .A rV' ■ - ^ - ;; * * AV .4, ‘ tfi-| m dm Vvtrgi d m kn ] T’* rw - K DJ E w cm �AV, JTOLYTjm T H E S A N F O R D H ERA ! ONE FttOH GERMAN*. •» PALATKA celebration of completion of the St. JoluT Scenic COLOGNE; Draw your ^ W n Route into .Palatka will take place here on July t£- when thin city wil. moral from thin Grin “ W /itcb on be host to. f»JI>ronUnuriitlujs of rut- t h e . Rhine.? Soon, a fte r i wineman coArtV-. A " M W har: ]nden a t ip won w recked, Bo many hccue, motordadof^rt>«IMht'x awl disk s Were salvayed thnt tho hiinks been me dotted with 'per­ sona wlvi had drunk too well, Bigh.y policemen were enlled out. Five drlcjkers died and 20 were sent In hospital?' other entertainment will toimio.se :P ‘—- “Saw-ptoof’ bars the prorrnm Df* «*U» are being Ipole’s now bounty /construction near the nrd Hovshro, of Denmark, sustain­ her*. The Jail, accord; ed a broken hack hero when he 0 . » . Hand, will be wns struck by a stei‘1 ticain. while The cellw. It wna e t work on n 20-foot ‘ scaffold, HI be particularly “In* knockinir him to the ground. at the Sffrt* upper and lower power plant being const no ted l-v The nudIoxl o| smoking finnan huddle ., ft-otch and so i/. the liatnr hndilie being the Scotch form "f haddoi ,. tile 'innnn standing for the Phoenix Utility 'oiiijian;.-. He ... or Fiiidon. towns hi Irewas the third man »« he i n b re d i while at work at the olant within < a week. One was killed. I hy«i- | ... = ciipis believe that llov.-l.ro wi.l live. * .*- SANFORD GROVE “Amid Majestic Pines” wards you with health. ' Calotahs nre the g re a te s t o i all system purifiers. Get a -.family packngc with full ilirrcUolWa On Jy 3,r) cts. a t d ue Wires. (Aflv' fATER — It'D going to [now. Instead of WGHB, Jo fans tune in on ClearMidcaatinR station. The f i t t e r * ' approved by the KEY LARGO M. <'■ H it** Departm ent of Comfc adopted when the local and Slike McGrnw. in ju r.d whei ^passed recently into the churye of explosive went off t)£‘G*org£ H. Bowles, local they were drilling into u i"ik\ are improving, accordimr to *v.>i"l fiom the hospital where tl’.ev v e . e tak ­ en. Byers sustained a I'nictureil K MYER8 — C. It Bear- leg and other bodily iij,;,.n ies. Mc­ 'cojivlclcd in county court Grnw was less seriously hart. h e ft of an automobile, was by Judire M. G. Stout MII.TON - - Joe HeggcU held rh<year In the state re­ in the count y,|niI here for the tool a t Marianna. R. D. a u t h o r i t i e s o f Okaloosa i mint V, oil jritad Gordon Drnwdy. nr- a charge of •Ivoepui*ri»? the miiiNptl thfc sumo ch arge* were issarv at a eai. o • f the I’ag'htd jif, liberty on condition that i j1 o f tho Would lake them 1 A b i g com fortable ,h *r tn t« would take C l y d e Liners a n d -get, Fort Mvers. The trio ' J R E A L 'f iN ^ O Y M E N T ^ > retted at Sarasota. The first plank m ad on 11a- o u t o fi your’journey J |I S — iVTiat Is lielieved to Arnencuii cuntineiil wns Imili >t N ew York. Ij'ftn t Floy Scout nublirn- Toronto, ('arutila, in IHUii. Such t"ll|.-w t ’ S'issued by any camp of roads met the fir.-:, deririnds < f JSIroad deck*, d eh e k n * * imitation was published American traffic. menus, perfect rest and 1Wewa. the summer ou|-re c re a tio n . O rc b e a tra . of scouts of laike, Or^ A wooderfoHxip. smlnolc, Brevard. Osceola nlnole oounties. The paper r ui cher rown , 8 a l U n g i Jed In multipruph form. t r n-___ T he wide arterial highways passing Sanford GroVe are being completed at a rapid rate and now it is only a mat­ ter of very few moments from this beautiful residential district to the downtown section of Sanford. T he natural trend of building is gradually moving east and south I he completion of these highways td the high pine covered slopes of Sanford Grove assures even more building activities. \ D F Bl lING. — Plans have been iitod for the erection here lew Baptist junior college, of tho Baptist Junior nfet here and decided to m a tte r in the hands of Tho college has 'C**h nnd <10 acres of land ; Behring ami West Palm . i f ■■' ■ Br• Nerve, l i / o o d a n d Sfan .. N 17 341 A u g . MA r a p n h o e '* .S ’ D is e a s e s ,Vnl/ I ID in 2 0 A n g . r a.#. “Wobnkvk1' 1 •urceitgfiilly tr#at Rhrumatlmn, N#*uritlg, OitfftRtlve I)i^iri1rrA, nn(J lln ly :t 12 2 2 i\ T A u g . »*A p «cb eM d u l y Q 1A 2 1 « . A u g . K itlnry T r o ii I) !«•■, CtttArrh, Anthnm, Huy Fever, Dint R»m of Wome n Chronic n ml C<im|iJicjitrd IJIm'R'hh if Aridity to n Jacksonville Ii I a \ HYorU, lilts Pnwdtr »oot hei tad ns, rsthet end tvtrr’<rp* rrp* -'if irritation at oncc.Tn« lore'Italiotiiniskaljrdluppear. >icl hippy and contented. I keep Uowho D u n in* Pow der i n u t t e r y a n d .u i a 11 f r e e l y fo r I f heat, iliilm iafias ami skin irrira D r F l e t c h e r L Brown D u rtln d P a w d e r 216 S «< St i ll JrStfitit M AIN AUTOMOBILES CARRIED ST. Ih iih / i.x . Sunday Lo. Sanford Daily i.x . M onday 4 p.m. 12:1*> pm - Cixincrlino at Sanford from nrvl to OrUnuW, Tump*, nnd an trgtjiliHuhefl reimUtion In nrcomtiiuhinff reaultn, to^gthet J with gricntiflc e«|iii|ifni*ntf yenrn of ex p e rlence. nppenl to yvnir itif«*lli)frnie mitj din* cretion in the adfction of ■ idiyniciun tc tr e a t you, romo to «ye me and inventigata my ailvanred *>»lyin of trvalment. which la univer?ally endoraed. Nf> ineurKlde ca**** accented, no mail order treatm ent in»ti« tuteo, no |»roinlae« made, no Klittar* Inf, imiHiMible Bunrante«,a given. I advar* Uaa what I do — I do what I advrrtiaeChargea rvaarmaldr, term a arrnngrd U> anil p a tie nt’* convenience. Tail nr write for information anti advice. I aaa ray patient* In peraon. 1 operata no branch offlcea, “ medical companlra" and Inatltatea/* My cured. aatUAed and ( l i l t * fa! patlenta a r t my beat rtferancr*. Bt Powdff »|op» prickly I one* sad drirri ih« run ml not Irriutv chc moil unJv* hshy ikln. Grown an, J« LJearbo liquid forprlaur ........... ' Through tickets and baggage checked through to all Northern Points. From and to Sanford, Enterprise, Benson Springs, DeLand, Palatka, n o t i c :k — urniuriti o ii Your future home site deserves careful consideration. Study the advantages offered by Sanford Grove and then buy. Your judgment will never he wrong. s t u n t Kit i ; \ t i HNin\ f \ h h iMM* fJn Haiti I ntil S' liirinber S t. J o h n s R iver S erv ice and akiJI, rnrnrut HEAT IHAFIN6 JACKSONVILLE t* NEW YORK *•I Cherokee'* of M*‘»i a rK ri^ i. ’RICKLY LB S P tC IA l 1ST le I v r r i 8 t. Pcteriburg, and all Central and West Coast Points. Freight to Boston— Freight to Miami— Sailings n a y Wednesday Sailings every Tuesda] 5l,»J«rJ Pnimirr and P,rrt Frrlflit Rsirifi from Inttrior Florida ami otkrr .SomUm-.iw, r« Point, to a t Nonhor* Conunm i,! Caatmm i SANFORD GROVE, Inc. E. C. M IL L K IL P re s . Por furtlirr information, Firsl National Hank Hidl;. g n e r v a t i r m s , t i r k r i s . e tc . Phone 249 a|i|>ly tu l’usscngcr Ucpt. | JA C K SO N V ILLE. ELA. Pier 1, Foot of Liberty Street Jncliaonvillc, Fin. R l K M i m i m a a i a H M i i i M i i a i i i i B i i i i i i D R i a B a a i n i i i i i ................................................................................................................................................................................................ ........................... ... The Report ot the Condition of the S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y BA N K SANFORD, FLORIDA A S R E N D E R E D TO S T A T E C O M P T R O L L E R RESO U RCES Loans and Discounts ...............$2,036,006.29 Overdrafts.................................. 94.86 Banking I louse, Purmture and fixtures ........................... 59,842.29 Other Real E s ta te .................... 8,726.( Stocks and B onds...................... 462,777.80 Cash and due from other Banks 637,029.98 T o ta l.................................... $3,204,477.87 LIABILITIES C ap ital.......... ....... $ 100,000.00 Surplus and undivided Profits .......................... ....... 56.380.38 Dividend account.............. 5,076.50 Rediscounts. . ... ....... 325,000.00 D eposits..... ....... 2,718.020.99 ’ T o ta l........ « ....... $3,204,477.87 $2,718,020.99 1,624,874.60 Forrest Lake, President At R. Key Vice Pres. & Cashier :W. ^pencer, Second Vice Pi es'. ltW .Dcr.no, Ass’t Cashier. v . Directors R. B. Chapman Joe Ityqnk Meisch L. I A ?t. Rossetter G. A Forrest Lake j no. $£# A. R. Key �//*a fif’W r IS M P M M "f • ' Ip J . £*/**«•? i> n i» R H « n •• "a. ■ u H a H P H iiH iM m n H n u » H H n im in i l | lln n a ia u in n iin B M I n n iia , ---- 1- 1,1 ~ i 11—Automobiles for Sale >aily Herald / RATES In Advanca will be received collector sent payment. 10c a line ... Re a lino ... 7c a line f on requent. »tos aro for Ilona. iveragc length of 30c for is restricted itlon. „ The Sanresponsible ct insertion, subneauent tee should be sly in case of ITISER S representative lia r with rates, slfication will Ito information, ih, they will wording your ike it mora ef- r i ■ ^ , -■—------■» 24—Painting—1 iperlng 68—-Household Goods AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: I f yt u want to sell yot r ased ear*, a Ivertisc daily on the classified page. AT A BARGAIN overstuffed living room suite 3 -piece, 2 rockers, ilavenette, one dining room suite, 25— Florists. one 3x12 velvet rug. K. Lund ret h, near Phoenix Utility. “ STEW ART TH E FLORIST" Flowers for all occasions. 65— Specials at the Stores McLANDKKARCADE Phone 781. BETTER PRICKS BETTER DODGE BROTHERS M ILLER O. P H IL IP S , Inc. Elm Ave. and 13th Street. PH O N E 3 EU G EN E OIL Perm anent Wave— for -111) per head. G raduate op­ erators nt Marinette Beauty Shop. The Basket. Phone P.I3. 15—-Service Station*—Repair­ ing EOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE take ( ’llIR OPliA<’T i l ’ spinal ad jlistiurnts and lie well. Plume 482. for appointment. Dr. W. E. MneDougull, ;!07 P i n t National Bank Building. IRMONS B. L. P ER K IN S , H aberdasher labile Co. headquarter* for Collegiate Phono 137. Clothes, lit) F ir s t Street. HAVE YOUR rugs cleaned scien­ tifically by the Snnford Rug Cleaning Works. 206 P ark Ave. S E MIN O LK K M P1.() Y M E N T BUREAU 204 North Park Avu. 32—Help Wanted—Female WANTED TO BUY CLEAN COTTON RAGS AT HERALD O F F IC E WANTED Ilnomers and boarders. 505 W. 3rd Strtcct. 68— Rooms W ithout' Board MIRACLE Concrete Co., general ONE EX PER IEN C ED Ford.-urn ONE 2-room ap a rtm en t, < cement Work,- sidewalks, build­ room, hot and cold wnt Mechanic. Edward Higgins, Inc. llac Company. ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J . R. M agnolia. Phone 121 Tcrwilleger, Prop. 34—Help— Male or Female T H E CLARK A p a r tm e a tt on the [BUICK CO. BUILDERS—-.Your homes will tu.*n E X P ER IEN C ED SALKS LADIES beach, reasonable weekly or tia Avenue. over fa ste r if you equip them und also some men clerks. A. monthly rates. 416-418 South At­ with Kelvinator. No harm in in­ Orovitz, 312 Snnford Avenue. lantic Avu., Daytona Beach,. Flu., 367 vestigating. Kelvinator P la tt Co. Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop y d Mgt. ID FORDSON 48—Business Service Offered 3f— Situation Wanted Female ONE FIV E ROOM a p a rtm e n t 611 .{gins, Inc. P ark Ave. Two g arages. Lang­ Imetto. Phone 331 W ANTED— Position wole or part ley A partm ents. F o r iriforniation PRINTING TH A T P LEA SES time, doing typing or bookkeep­ call 338-J. ' \ Typewriter* nndAdding Muchinen. ing. Write Box 788. motor cal’ value. T H E SEM INOLE PRIN TER Y APARTM ENTS, two rooms, kitch­ )TORS CO. 601 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. 40— Money to Loan enette und hath. Handsomely Sanford Ave. furnished, beautifully decorated, WH EE LESS &. W ELSH LOANS— F irst Mortgage Loans on centrally located, select tenants. what you pay ‘Service th a t makes friends” homes ut 6 per cent interest. H. Young, owner, 208 N orth Park it u ear costs you’ FISK T IR E S VULCANIZING L. Postoffice Box 603, City. Avenue. Special sum m er rates. C o s t , you ’ less.. [GARAGE CO. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY. LOANS— Money uvqiluble qt 7 per COLUMBUS «!•.,) LEDGER “ The Rexnll Store" cent. Close in property. A. P. have the largest Classified HNG, good shu Wc make a specialty of our prom pt circulation in Southwestern Geor'Bowjnnn, 710 f t filling of prescriptions anti quick Connolly & Sons. gia. Rata & (8-word line) line. delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches 47—Dogs, Cats, Pets. Q uetta, Zen- Iagricultural dia­ id jiisplar rates -------------- — ■ ■ W. VA,, people In Florida. Each classified add in [POST.'" Si* cents tnsqcativfl issues. ADVERTISE in the Journal-IIcrnId, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon klyy and Sunday. Classified C cross Jourrates lOp per line. Waycr nal-Herald, Waycroas, Geoorgia. COLLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd, Setters, Pointers, puppies two months old. Any these kinds, mule*. $10; females, $6 each. Hounds, $10 pair, ull fine ones, or­ der from this direct. Durncll PALM BEACH COUNTY — The .SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile Kennels, Williamston, S. C. scene of ytupondous develop­ roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Et> FOR SALE— A pair black and tan m e n t Read about It in the Palm hounds one excellent deer hound, Beach P o s t Sample copy eent on tim ates free. Satisfaction g u a ra n ­ teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111. the two for quick sale, $40. I). L. re q u e s t Long, Box 120 Beurdull Ave. Ta MPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, HILTON’S BARBER SHOP 113 Magnolia Avenue. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or Mil Home Daily, rates t cents a word. 8 firs t class barbers. Special a t ­ anything f I f so advert iso la Minimum 25c, cash with order. Writ# for complete rata card. tention given ladies and children. the Gainesville Sun. THERT ■vlStlQE THI^j •• , f o r Mine A.N <4ENTLEMF-N • I AM & 0 77—Houses for R e n t FOR RENT -Six room furnished house. Lhctited in Edgewood. J. F. McClelland, 301) French Ave. LOTS FOR S A L E DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 F irs t NutT. Bank Bldg. PHONE 713 ONE BEDR o o m and small 2-room apartm ent. Hot water. 311 Magnolia. UNION AND LA K E V IEW AVES. DAYTONA BEACH— Sen us for sum m er rentals. .Carswell, B ar­ nett it David, 134 Mugnolia Ave., Daytona Beach, Elu. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for stores or offices a t I’urk Ave.. and Commercial S treet. W. M. Young, Owner. 208 P a rk Ave. FOR R E N T - T H R E E UPSTAIRS OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA­ TION. APPLY SEM INOLE S E ­ CURITIES. THRASHER & GARNER Real Estate and F ire Insurance 112 S. Park Ave., Sanford McCALI, & FOX, R e a l.e s ta te in­ vestments. Best buys aro among our listings. Phone 746. S. E. Cor. Facing the Lako 100x132 Price, $200.00 per foot An Ideal Apartment-House Site THOMAH HMMETT WILSON. If a l i ve , o r If d e a d , t h e u n k n o w n h e i r s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e * a n d o t h e r c l a i m ­ a n t s u n d e r th e said T h o m u s E m m e t t Wilson: hie w i f e , LIZZIE A NN A W I L S O N If a l i ve , o r If d e a d , t h e u n ­ k n o w n h ei r s . d ev l e e e s , Kranlee* a n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r t h o *«ld Ltxxl a A n n a W i l s o n ; . t h e O V E I t 8 T I I E K T T U R P E N T I N E CO., a C o r ­ poration. and O V E R S T R E E T IN­ V E S T M E N T CO., a' C o r p o r a t i o n ; C H E S T E R K K N N 1NHON If al i ve, o r If d e a d , t h e u n k n o w n holr e. d e ­ visee*. g r a n t e e s a n d o t h e r c l a i m ­ ant* u n d e r sold- C h e s te r K c n n ln so n anil M Y R T L E A . EI . I . I S If a l i ve, o r If de a d , t h e u n k n o w n liclr*. d-’Vliee*, u n t o (•■•'* iintl o t h e r hei r s , d e v i s e r * , u n t i l tee* nittl o i l ie r cl u l in u i . t a u n d t r sold M y r t l e M Kill*. 1 >efenil:int*. OltllKH r o i l prill .II-A TIO M appearInn • hy sworn Util of |tln I lit flletl III the above styled eiiiise. the it..tiita of whit h I* a suit 84—House* For Sale CLOSE IN MODERN HOME $5,600.06. Act quick, and secure, modern 6I’oor.i bungalow. Easy walk down t o w n , paved street, garage, shrubs. Extra largo lot, nice lawn. Several pieces good furniture included ut price. Owner leaving state. Term* if desired. See A rth u r Carrington, S trout Furm . Agency, National Hank Building. DAILY NEWS— It covers Brow­ ard C onnty thoroughly which W one of the moat rapidly growing section! on the Florida Coaat. Sample copy and rata card upon re q u e s t MAINE — W atervm e, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people a r e interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. R a te card on a p ­ plication. IF YOU w a nt to sell your farm, wc can bo of good service to you as wo have Inquirers fo r both small und large fnrm property, DeanBerg Corporation, BIS F ir s t N a t’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 713. (423) fl*. (> j . ■ ^ SANFORjjSS CASH LUMBEI W. 8. PRICK, 710 W. Flrat SL Phiil''' NEW LUM BER T 1& A complete line of Cypress and Pine iikA Framing Sheathing Biding Flooring Ceiling . Finish , T Mouldings v Lath Brick \ Lime v Plaster White Rock Plaster Nails \?< Screen Wire Builders Hardware Doors V Windows Fram es and Screens Made to Order • ‘ ; Murphy Ironing Boards. Medicine Cabinets * m L ts l Us Feed H >( y.1 ■‘ f;{ HHHINOI.H COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCRHY.i DILL TD UUIRT TITI.H. Prlco $4,500.00. Cash $750.00. Hulunce $500 semi-annually. *1. A. LKMMON. J O H N W I l J l n N . a n d MA R Y tv II J(ON. K x e c u t o r s ..f tlm l.o*t Wi l l mi d T r f l t a n i e n t of 'riioiuu* Wi l so n , d e c e a s e d , l a t e of Minuter C o u n t y , Mouth C a r o l i n a , C o mp l al u u Mt s . ■*Ki VH. YHI.UH1A I N V K 8 T M H N T COMP AN Y. INc. . a C o r p o r a t i o n , brgnnlaud unit exlat III l ug n m l r r t h s l a w * of the H t u t a o f F l o r l_d_u u u d dull)t g l i ns l nf s * In *uld C o u n t y , a n d M. F. I t n i l l N SON If a l i ve , of If d e a d , t h e u n ­ k n o w n h e l m , dev i s e e * , g r a n t e e s nod n l h e r . eliilmniiiH u n d e r s a i d M. F. J t Ol l INSON, Defeadauts. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 815 F ir s t National Bunk Bldg. P H O N E 713 ohdhh By G E O K W H cMa NIJS" COME O N L W t r o t a e THE tJOOifVMtiila kd h i >u n t.ic ’An o s It api i ei i r l nx hy ■ wo n t bill o f c o mp l a i n t f l i n t In t h e nl i ov s s t y l e d uiiUMe. t h e Util u r e o f w h i c h Is u s u l ’. t o i| iilet t i t l e t o t h o l a u d s h o r c l n t i fer d e s c n i i - d . i I mt t h e eotnpltiliia n t s , a f t e r d i l i g e n t ■enroll a n d Iniltilry, h a v e hoeti u n a b l e t o n s n rt u l n t h e p r e n o n t u d d r n i i u ud . IticitlUy of t h e d e f e n d a n t , V o l u s i a I n v s s t m « n t C o m p a n y , Inc., u ml t h a t a f t e r d i l i g e n t n e u r c h u n d Iitttulry t h s c a m plulnnnts have been unablo to ase u r t n l n w h e t h e r o r no t t h e d e f e n d ­ a nt , M. F. R o b i n s o n Is l i v i n g o r deaid, a n d If l i v i n g t h u t h i s a g e a n d r e s i ­ dence a re unkn o w n to complainants, a n d If d e a d t h e n a m e s , a g e * a n d residences of u n k n o w n . p arties o fi lmi n g u n d e r h i m a s h e i r s, d e ­ vi s ees , g r a n i u e s o r o t h e r w i s e , s r s u n k n o w n to c.implnlnunta und t h a t c o m p l a i n a n t * h s v o n ot h e u u n h l s t o ‘ ascertain asms after diligent . s e a r c h a n d I mi ul r y. l l Is t h e r e f o r # o n t o r e d t h a t thsf dsfsndattts ahovu named, each and nil o f t h e m ant i t h a t al l u u k t t o w n parties claiming under them Inter­ e s t In a n d t o ’. h e rt tYH o f t b s f>KU Ilf S e c t i o n i t , T o w n s h i p l » t J u b t h I t n n g e 2# H a s t I i t h e C s U t y f l an t mn l e , . K l n r i d a . be a n d K e y ' h e r s , by r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o bil l o f c o m p l a i n t In th*s c a u s •’f ' b e f o r e t h e .Sltlt d a y a t' Ju m i, o t h e r w i s e t h e s a i d W * •N O W 7 O F F IC E * t E T W t; : GLxPUAdNt/ $*•»•»* •WUi r» taken as co /■‘V> t h s r - o r d e r e d • t M * ’ ’7 ublUbed o n on .q r ilVA Ws.tbl' r J’f w S S l *I ■ T h e P r ic e la ! A tto rn ey for Complainants, T a m p a , Florid*. Tl T --v ) » - 'T ~ W #' SUMMERLIN AVENUE IN THH CIRCUIT COURT OF THH In BUENA VISTA KHVUNTII JUDICIAL ClltCTIT rooms, bath and slueping porch. OF FLORIDA IN AMD FOR I am no longer employed at Hilton's B ather Shop but will be permanently located at Hodgea ^ o w '^ h o p n e x t to Seminole C are'oh Park Ave. A\ L. T. Blackwell. i 108 iiulry. It Is Hierefuro ordered that ths ilefeiidunts abovu numt'd, each ahd all of them, slid that all unknown parties claiming under them Interest ill and In the W of tho N\V u of the NK'i of .Section 11. Townnhlp 21 Smith of llanu” 21* Kant In Hetul nolo t*ouuty. Florida, and they nro hetehy roll oiled to a|i|iear tu tho hill of complaint In this cui.sn on or hefoie the 2Hth day of July, 1328, otherwise the said bill of complaint will ho taken u* contossed. ’ It I* further ordered th a t this order be published unco a week for four eiiiiNucutlvii weeks before tho Mitld Iteturn Day In the Hanford H er­ ald. a nety*pnper of general puhIlent Ion. published In suld Cuuuty (251) and State. PALMETTO AV EN U E DONK AND OttDKRKD at Han­ ford, Plorldu, this ths 22nd day of IN EDGEWOOD 1326. looms and Imth, nicely furnished, J( Stin*. KAL) built in kitchen fixtures. V. R. DOUflLAHS. $7,000. $1,600 cash. C l e r k o r tlto C i r c u i t Balance $75.00 per month. Court of Homl nol o C o u n t y , Kl*. (338) Uy A. »t Weeks, PALM ETTO AVENUE Deputy Clerk. Very a ttra c tiv e 5 room house, A t r u e copy of t h i o r i g i n a l ord er on fi le In t h i s offlee. Priced a t $7,000.00 Clerk Circuit Court. $1,500 cash, balance contract. UI I . LI K D. B USH. NOTICE •* MEAT MAI ll <|nlet t i t l e i i t h e l.tndu l i urel nHftei dcscrllit' d. Hint t h e c o m p l a i n mi l s , l i f t er it tl Iu•-nt s e a r c h a n d InUNION AVE. AND P IN E ST. ■lull > m e unilUle m a s c u i t i m w h i t h ­ er o r not t h e ilefeililan*.. T h o m u s E m m e t t W i l s o n Is d e a d oe llvintf. Double Corner u n d If l i v i n g , t h a t tils uito a n d r e s l 100x150 i l enee a r e u n k n o w n t o c o m p l a i n a n t s This lot has Union Avo and Third a n d If ilt-ud Ilia mi me s , iiiteo a n d residence* of unknown parties S treet Frontugo c l a i m i n g u n d e r h i m a* hei r s, d e ­ Price $225,00 per foot. viser*, g r u n t e e * o r o t h e r w i s e ur n link n o w n to coluplulliuiilH uud t h a t e o m p l u l n a n t * nr o uniR' Ie t o a s c e r ­ LA U R EL AVE tain same a fte r diligent search and i mi u l r y , a n d that after diligent Corner Twolfth St, s e a r c h a n d I m i u l r y t h e i-niupliilnLot fi, block 14. n n t s h a v e n o t li een utile t o n s c e r t ii I ii w h e t h e r o r n o t I.I m i o Anna 60x117 W i l s o n Is l i v i n g oi d e a d , a n d If $2,500.00. cash. living t h a t t i e r . a g e a n d res idence m e u n k n o w n t o c o m p l a i n t s n u d tt Balance terms. ilrinl t h e n a m e s , n ue a a n d r e s i d e n c e s <>f u u k n o w n p u r t l r * clnlmltiK u n d e r SUMMERLIN S T R E E T h e r ns h e i r s, dev iM-e*. g r a n t e e s or ntheinlse, are unknown to c o m ­ p l a i n . m i s a n d t h a t r n n i p l i il u u ii t s In BEL-AIR h a v e not b e e n a b l e t o iiMccrtulr. Two lots 50x140 s a m e a f t e r 1IOI 4 lit m u i i c I i und InPrice $405.00 each • lt i I r \ . a n d t h n c o m p l a i n i n t i , a f t e r tl 11 ig e 111 s e a r c h u n d It ui ut ry a r e u n ­ Cush $505.00. a b l e lo a s c e r t a i n t h e p r e s e n t a d ­ Balance $15 .00 per month. d r e s s of t h e d e f e n d a n t * . T H E O V E I l (438) S T I I K K T T U R P E N T I N E CO., a n d t h e O V E R S T R E E T I N V E S T M E N T C OM ­ PANY. a n d t h u t t h e c o m p l n l n a n t e . a f t e r d i l i g e n t s e a r c h u ml I m i u l r y HOUSES FOR SALE a m t u mb l e t u a s c e r t a i n w h e t h e r o r ■ml H id d e f e n d a n t . C h e s t e r K u n n l n AVOCADO AVENUE mm, Is l i v i n g o r ilead, a n d If l i v i n g Hint hi s a g e a n d rcMldoncu a r e un­ Facing KnBt k n o w n to c o m p l a i n a n t * , a n d If d e a d Spanish Bungalow t h e n a me * , a g e * a n d ronl dett ceu of 6 rooms and bath, attractively f u r ­ u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g u n d e r h i m us h e i r s, d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e s o r nished. Lot 50x127. o t h e r w i s e , life u n k n o w n t o c o m Price $7,350. $1,500 cash ulaluanls and that comptnlnants Balance $60.00 per m onth interest lotvo not b e e n a b l e t o Hsci ' rt ul n kiiiiio a f t e r d i l i g e n t s e a r c h a n d In n t 6 per cent. ■lulry . 1 a n d t h o c o m p l a i n a n t s , a f t e r di li gen t s ea r ch and Imiulry, ure nnCEDAR AVE, AND SECOND ST. 11 It 11< t o a s c e r t a i n w h e t h e r o r h ot M y r t l e M. Kills Is l i vi ng n r de a d , a n d If l i v i n g ti er iikc unit r e s t d e l i i o a r e 4 looms und bath. Lot 72x76 u n k n o w n to c o m p l u l u u t i t s. u nd If Priced a t $6,500. $2,850 r ush. d e a d t h e n ame * , ages a n d r e s i d e n c e * of ii nliiiou u p m tie* c l a i m i n g u n d e r Balance 1, 2, 3, years. l i f t a* hell's, d evi s ee*, g r a n t e e * or~ o| h rwlse. arc unknown to com- EKY T O O O P u . ’Hi e u rv court o r tu b ju d ic ia l c i r c u it o r FLORIDA IN AND FOR SKRId -------ADLIB cCOUNTY, IN CHANCKRY. HILL TO RUUST TITLR. FOR RENT—Pour room npartm on 122 Palmetto Avg.’ FOR RENT —Modem unfurnish­ ed bungalow, attra ctiv e price to perm anent tenants. 401 Centrul St 1^ AVV-<?J 9 1 — L tf m l N o tic e s (1. A. LKMMON. J O H N W I L S O N n n d MA HY WI L S O N . K x e c u t o r s o f tt|« l.nxt W i l l a n d T e s t a m e n t o f T h o m a s Wilson, decern ed, la te of S u m t e r County, South C a rd in * , Com^lulnaafs. ’ ‘-1' *=^wr-»ej I^ V i 85—Lota for Sate TWO ROOM A p a rtm e n t for rent. Call nt 618 Oak Aretnie after 8 p. m. Phone 622-W . ' 4, 1-------- J I N O t C O . M A P O y O N T»-ut> A O S a P I C l O O t y To jS iS L . —------ ROOMS FOR R E N T - Apply 304 SEE R. C. TISDALE fdr good buys in Real F.state, 236 Meisch Build­ Holly Ave ing. FOR KENT 3 furnished rooms, Farms«»(*>***» and *<•»« Land for Sale (30!») private bath, screened porch. Ap­ 83— »f rwJiwi EVANS S TREET ply 815 Elm Ave or 705 Palmetto. FOR QUICK S A L E —6 acres, 2 .................................. ........ ' - 4 *1>' ' V acres rlearcd. 1 flowing well. Between Elm ami French Avenue. FOR RENT -Two bedrooms’ ihtcit A two-story, 10 room Iiomhc. House 22x24. Act quick. $3,500. with twin beds. Call 411 Purk. $12,000.00 Box 1.3, Luke Monroe, Fla. One-third cash, balance arranged ROOMS, with or without - meals. to suit purchaser Reasonable rates. Llocohi Hotel. FOR SALK— Will sacrifice unim­ proved five acre celery farm, a l­ (264) half interest in house und nine 69—Rooms For HdUflekecpiiig so HIGHLAND S TREET lots corner Pecan and Fourth St. Need cash in business only reason rooms and bath, nicely furnished, TWO ROOM A p a rtm e n t for m aking sacrifice. See J. P. 5 built in kitethen cabinet, garage. fo r light house keeping. McClellan, Rail Bldg., or W. W. $7,500.00 Oak Avenue. Thompson at Elders Springs. C. E. $3,000 cash, balance monthly. Mitchell, Owner. -OAKLAND [TAG— I N D O — Orlando W IGHT-CHRISENBERRY P R IN T #el; largest claasiSHOP — Printing, Engraving, lc a word, min- Embossing. See us first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenuerith order. Commercial Street. in a a a r ti in t h b e m hbvbnth i 80A—Real E state Directory 67—Rooms With Board. in iin u ia iH i F d R R E N T — Furnished 8-room •apartm ent w ith -h ath , located on Myrtle Ave. Telephone 828. O F F IC E FOR KENT— In Meisch Bldg. Apply A. P Connelly & Sons, Magnolia anil 2nd. 66—Wanted—To Buy WANTED — E X P E R I EN C K l) 74—Apartments For Rent STENOGRAPHER. APP1.Y 516 LANEY’H DRUG STORE—Pre| scriptions, Drugs, Sods. Wo a r e 516 FIRST N A T L BANK BLDG. ns n e a r you ub your p h o n e . O N E F U R N IS H E D ' Apartment. ('all 103. Phone 287-W. 310 Mnple. 33— Help Wanted—Male » your sales 74— Apartments sad Flats 78— Offices and Desk Room For Sale By BALL HARDWARE MODEL TRIM CO. “ We trim tho car, not the owner.'* 28—Repairing Phone 817 for estimates. », hunch of keys, P. W. RADFORD lid Office or Mrs. T Y P E W R IT E R S — All Makes, sold. 2000 Dark Ave. rented, repaired. Orlando Type­ BECKER Auto Electric Company. Electric Specialists on nutorno- w riter & Supply Co. 42-44 W a t­ For Sale. mobllcs. S partan Service. 820 kins Block. Phone !)38, Orlando. West F irst Street, Sanfordand Overland. EX PER T R EPA IR IN G _ | Co., P ark and 18— Business Service Offered Typew riters and Adding Machines. PAUL H.-NIX. • E X P E R T P IA N O TU N IN G and With Haynes fi Itntliff. Phono 340 IP Phonograph Kcpuiring hy men os Co., Inc. trained a t fnetory. Let us rebuild 30—Tailoring and Pressing irahiint Trucks. and refinish your-old piano or Phono 3. phonograph. KILLINGSWORTH HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY R EPA IR SHOP, Tem porary ad­ —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. SING WORKS. dress 1851 Mellonville Ave. Phone 105 S- Palmetto Avenue. Plume ) YE Alt TIRES, applied for. 346-J. itteries. low land Six LANKY DRY CLEANING CO. -S anford Stove A F u rn itu re Co. Dry Cleaning, Repairing and DSON-ES ESSEX 321 E. F ir s t S treet Dyeing. Plume 165 for prompt Wo carry u full line service. Our prices nro right. Cash or lermR. We want your business )5-A—Employment Agencies liND PAIGE Dealer, 5ARAGE Phono 617 -SV-- SUMMER RENTALS a t Daytona Bench. Wo have all typos and kinds from the small a p a rtm e n t to the mansion. Let us krtojy, your needs. Somo real . bargains in 27—Professional Services homes—this- is tho bpyers m arket. SH A K E S P E A R E Fishing equip­ Address Rightmiro Realty Co., Inc. PER M A N EN T MARCEL WAVING I l l Volusia Ave. Telephone 120. Madam H a rrie tt’s Beauty Parlor. Daytona Beach—The wonder Beach ment, Rorls, Reels, Lilies, Etc. af of tho World. Phone 245 for appointments. SERVICE fOUNI) !REMOTOR CO. Phono t)i>2 = 19—Bui Id1n g—Con tra d in g ,J 4a—Poultry and fitapipltai All used cars better condition. M liim iiiu u i lajM if ------ - Ml T ------ 1---- -----L------------------- T JA M ES H. COWAN— All kinds of Chicks For sa le —targe type Tin and S h e e t- M etal Work. B arron S train chicks white leg­ W a te r and Boat Tanks. A t Oak horn. |8.7B per hundred. T o s t i m Avenue apd Third. Street. Tele­ paid. Rhode Island Reds, best fo r phone 111. meat. $10.76 per hundred post paid.* We pay the postage alid E. J . LINDSKOG— Gcnornl Con­ gunrunteo live delivery; J a m e s G. trac to r and buildor. Plans "and Grimes, Puxton, Fla*. specifications on request. All work guuriinleed. Residence 217 High­ 61- —Miscellaneous F O R G E T land St., bctwjcen Enp and Oak. Phone 7D6W WHY PAY R E N T DODGE BROTHERS “ Let us build you a homo in 20— Heating am* •*ti»mhinir benutiful Wynewood Properties." Dealers If you can make a small cash pay­ HODGINS & COV iN CO., AutB ment, we will let you furnish your S E L L GOOD USED CARS ttadintor and sh< > metal workti. own plans, build you a home and let Plain and ornamet l;il sbas* mats .I you nay balance like rent. Call or srork. Tel. 718-V 207 Fw m h see Mr. Pnlmoro or Mr. Alcorn, with Snnford Realty Co... Agents New location July 15, Corner Elm Avenue. Wynnowood Properties, Inc., BaU Bldg. Phono 657. and 13th Street. NOTICE jlould give their fico address as lono number if kith. About one thousand bus the blhers Ito with you your address, incc MUST be [At The Snnford I by letter. TeleI'ances aro not - Efficient ’ V ;,iil m � 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, 1926 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 07, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 07, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 1926; <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