290 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/43927283dc3ba389ce2380c0f0c94942.pdf 53d617bab90bd6d9fecd59654a30fce4 PDF Text Text tfP A P W f\s [llciifst Garden ju u m L_ -Vt Leased Wire International News Servn** Probable Pitching Line-Up For Today SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. APRIL 12, U’.'-7 NUMBER 211 Member Audit Bureau 01 (’irci|liBlons__ BENNETT, BYRD Nationalists Begin DisarmamentC onference flliRGTft jTo Adjourn TWith BAKINGPLANSTo Bolster! Position u Lu M 1 1 ) U F i l h j Delegates Still Deadlocked M AJORLEAGUF lly lnternntioncl Newt, Service The probable pitcher* in today’s games games are: NATIOAL LEAGUE St. Louis a t Chicago*- Alexan­ der vs. Hoot. GENEVA, Apr. 12 —(IN S )—The cept separate lim itation of officer* League of Nations preparatory dll nnd nlcn in the land force t. New York at Philadelphia .................the land forces. I llarnes vs. t'nrlsun, 1arm ament conference probably will The conference did ogreo today .. . I adjourn on Thursday, it was stntBrooklyn at Boston P etty vs. NorthernersPoundinp; F a i r W h o F le w O v e r N o rili M ure T h a n 275.0CMI P en p le ed today as the deadlock between on the principle, adopted a t the [>rcscnls Reso- Smith. F o ie D on’t T h in k F li« h t P ittsburg at Cincinnati N ationalists Front E x p e c te d T o S ee G a m e s I the leading delegates grew tight- Washington conference, of pro­ hibiting the arm ing Of m erchant A c ro s s A t l a n t ic W ill Be Kremei Dmi'diue. (, Asking Coin-] In E ig h t W i n tueir j1e r-Upon adjournm ent a committee ships during peace times. Northern Banks Of ( it i t s , ,, im AMERICAN LEAGUE Such H a z a rd o u s P r o je c t S c a n d a ls A te I 01 g o tte n will be appoinleii to draw up a re I V’icfovnt Cecil announced thut L To Ascertain; Phihui Iphlu at New York The Y angtze Itivcr ~ T port on the minor points upon Great. Britain is willing to agree l Grove vs. Hoyt. to the limitation of naval personF l i g h t S t 1 llOCl111C'U T O lotions’ Needs] Detroit at St. Loui: Wliite- Lyre Of Game To He which no agreement has been pos­ sible. The conference will recon­ nel, $ut Hugh Gibson, American hiil vs. Zachary, Take Place In May briefly on April 21 to con­ delegate, accepted only with re ­ lloston at Washington liarStronger Than Ever vene servations. Admiral Viscount Ra­ sider this report, riss vs. Covclcskie. was further confused when the con to for .Tapnn rejected such limi­ B o n n eH T h in k s T r ip M ay I ,iv C ro w e W ill L ead l<ocal Chicago at Cleveland l.yoas S e v e ra l S l a t s T o He S e e n fercnce accepted the lim itation of tation of personnel, whereupon M. vs. Uhle. R e q u ire O n ly .‘L’t H o u r s ; C h a m p io n s A g a in s t N in e On N ew C lu b s W h ile E ig h t nir and naval personnel, with a Bmu-our announced th a t it seemed U e p rc R e n tillin g F lo r id a U . Mass M eetings W ith in O th e r s T o A t t e m p t H op N ew P i l o t ; A re L in e d i 'p distinction between officers and that an agreem ent on the point In F in a l E x h ib itio n G a m e was impossible. men, France would decline to ac­ [or Hill Would Shankhai Only W ith NEW YORK. Aor. 12 (IN S) - I By HAVI:, J. WAl.SIl “ I flew over the North Pole with [ Monday is to be "U niversity Army’s Permission International Nin-s Service Sports Commander Ityrd and. a fte r tlmt J Day” in Sanford. The baseball o\i>ericnr-\ I'm not figuring our | tenin of the University of Florida, Editor SHANGHAI, April 1 2 NEW YORK, Apr. 12—'T hat New York-to-Pni ’s m»n-stoi» flight lililed as one of the best clubs bubbling, effervescent glass of I will he so nwfulty hatardoiis. It turned out of the state school in (INS)— Chinese Nationalist}', ill ASS EE, F in.. A p r. champagne, which alternately will not lie nn easy undertaking, to ninny years, is to meet the Celery- today were making frantic ef­ Ugh! for in c re a s e d pleases th,. palate ami irritates the lie sure, but I am confident it will Feds Monday afternoon in w hat nostrils will lie served over the [slate e d u c atio n a l inho accomplished -nnd within n will probably be the Inst exhibi­ forts to strengthen their po plate of the American public in comnnrntively short time." tion game for the state league sition, with every indication reached th e le g is la ~ , ,, . , eight ( nut jot- leatgue cities today, Elnyd Bennett, nrohnldv the most champions prior to the opening of that they are fearful of lo? [„ R e p re se n ta tiv e R S t a l e H e a lth H o a rd R e p o rt i while seme 27o,000 custom ers as resourceful nir nilot in tb<* world, tho regular season on the follow­ ing Nanking nnd with the loft* M a d e P u h lic Y e s le r d a y iH e s t usual will neglei t to ipinff modera­ L a k e A s s e r t s I k J r . nf C»iilf c o tin C o m m is s io n G o th a m T h e a tr ic a l P r o d u c e r made these statem ent* tmlilv in an ing Thursday. tely and, for the day at fl-asl, may of Shanghai to the Northerr Interview with International News Elaborate arrangem ents are be­ Jiin (I n rrso ltll inn iti 'IV sl H a s C otinl O riH tilv iiifj H a s N o t D ecid ed T o C o n ­ A b a n d o n s All H o p e O f E s ­ l c relied upon to grow young dl-i •Service in which he dircussed tdnnn ing made to entertain n large num ­ era even within the realm r.r I today p ro v id itu r fo r s t r n c t T w o C o n c re te A m t N e a rly I till !».(’. I’u r e R a le gracefully. c a p in g S e n te n c e A n d G iv es for a non-stop trans-A tlantic flight ber of Florida students and alum ­ possibilities. The appeal of the game to Llkitim iH o f sn eein l Self U p T o F e d e r a l M a rs h a l to take place next mouth in the ni both before and a fter the game. T w o (T oy T e n n is C o u r ts While tho northern troops ai A lest of city^ivater made on strong ami weak, rich and pn.ir, monoplnm* 'Am erica’, navigated hv The team is stopping in Sanford L to visit atiil r e p o rt I ’ ------ -famous and oh cure, silent, ami pounding the N ationalists on tlu Mar. . ’ H i by E. t.. Filby. chief sanCommnnder Richard *E, Byrd, U. In . igm-d statement to the H er­ to wind »P a trip in tho southern NEW YORK* Apr. 1 2 - HNS) J tmd ci■11.i 11i * u > a t l lie it.irv engineer for the State Hoard garrulous, i om* ,.1 the Ingrained state uiim and it n 'large “ ‘A1- northern ; *, banka t of^ tho Ynngtipart ui of me tho uioiu lit,, f’l.lli j*■* fur Women, of health, allowed that it contain fibres of the American existunee ald tin, -, Mayor Forrest Lak? de­ ReJIgnud to th? inevitable Eeml S. N., lender cf last yenr'a North purl, number of its followers from th e !th e N ationalists have difficultit Pole expedition, with Bennett ns nied that (lie City Cinimlraion, In C a n 11, theatrical producer, n u ,,f I’li.inli >' Gnioe? ed a bacterial count of only 70 and a Patter-on of om national life .tu Jcn t body a t Gainesville ns welj within Shanghai and h w ^ engage his pilot. its meiitii.,* y -'•■relay uflernoon, rendered to United States M ar­ |l„. ,,Th...| fi'ic d. af, iptiolt that the w ater was almost 100 that endure* ilnv.iyh IIp * ages. as many nlunnil from tho central in sharp fighting with Guerillas it had decided to I,.: d two concrete s h a l William Hechl a t tho federal “ I'd rather fly over the ocean I al }tt. Ao UHLliw. ’1'he percent pure, according to a slateUrn* year a?r<-, the police of rev- and two clay tenuis courts, e* was jbuiUling today re oerVb a term of anytime than over the Pole", said part of tlio state are expected to their nttom pta to disarm them Ifaikd <if adoption, oral cities w,-.u watching every declared i ■ Thirteen Chinese aro reported deat incut . made to the City < ommi story carried tins n yk»r and a dny in Atlanta pen­ BennMt, smiling. " If you come be in the city, illin,. j..r the do dug "I sloners yesterday by City Mana­ passing face for a likeness to a and probably 100 wounded as th • Tiie game was form ally announ­ v down yonr chances arc better." lull' and other place ger W. B. Williams in reply tt* funtou burglar who hn.l m urder­ morning b> Hi? Sanford Times, jntdntiary for perjury. result of tho fig h t between th ced thin morning by Floyd Palm ­ C^uroll smiled when lie came ter Mayor Lr,l:i stated that the m atter Bennett; a slender, athletic man i-jji£ i rMiidurti'd ..u -lun- quef. one raised over the water. ed ta ilo r than accept arrest, They n i tenni: court* wn.-- under advl»<^ t i n . m arshal’s office and told ie- with steely blue eyes, predicted er, president of the Sanford Base­ N ationalists nnd tho Guerillas, who [iutmdure'l In lit*' boure Recent complaint- reaching the found him at llit* Polo Givunds porters he was “u good loser." He that the 'Am erica' or some other ball Commission, who closed tho have had tho support of the gen­ 1,«l>,. . ut;>it’.'' 1 • " U-1:11 i itv officials from u n ions i. - i- sitting in at the season’s opening mint. will depart from the Pennsylvania airplane will fly to Paris this year deal for the G ators' upperance eral labor union, which tho Nn'Hi* ...tati-mcnt followit. “Tlie sto­ lllilhbi.rittigli county. A dentn have earned lestn to be made game between tie* Giants and morning’s . Station a t 2:10 o’clock tliis ufter- nod thut, in about ten years, peo­ hero with .T. It. Boyd, Jr., assist­ ionalisls now appear to be op­ ry cniitaiucd in I 1 l u<)0 mid i'opri: .iiiou nt every few weeks and each of them Dodger*. Ills typically American Tinn-H regarding the action of the noon with twenty other prisoners ple will be riding back and forth ant director of athletics for the posing. I month would be the pen- have failed to show the slightest impulse, perhaps Ids only redeem­ The N ationalists announce that wlii> are to "do a stretch." _ across the ocean with as little com­ University. City Commission on tennis courts l’iolalion. The expense of bringing Florida liorenftcr mass meeting can be cause for alarm , Mr. William:- ing one, had betrayed him. .... ........................ . ................ Carroll was accompanied by his was not c o m e t as the (’omtnission punction as they do today from [nii-nt divorce laws were told the Commission. So today, in spite of backRlair* did not decide to luiiid two concrete two brothers, .lames and Normal here for nil exhibition game Is go- held only by permission nnd mill­ Loudon to Paris. I in two bills introduced in ing to be high nnd we will need the tnry punishment is threatened fot Some complaints have stated scandals Hint attem pted to impugn tennis courts nnd two clay courts, Cnrndl, and Thomas ltooney, con­ Tiie distance from New York to today, both in reference that the w ater smells and tastes the ethics of some of bascbnll’s fidential adviser, as he surrender­ Purls is U,000 miles. Right now support of every baseball fan In offenders. and the Commission now lias the Ljth (.1 residence in th:- bad but private and individual immortals, capacity and near-ca­ N ationalist reinforcements arc there is sort of a 'rncV between (Central l'loricln to insuro th* Celed. matter under ndvi*em«nt,M financial still stream ing northward nnd there shook hands cordially with the commanders of speeinlly-bullt cry-Feda t e r '-I made with city w ater and pacity crowds will bo in every •"'v-Feda breaking hronklmr even even financialThe Cotnniisalnners yesttrday Intotive I.. M. lAidtK.iijlf spring w ater now being sold in park. The lure of the game was is n general concentration nt Quinf.I. tall Heelit. Then they chat­ planes to roe who will he the first ly,” Mr. Palm er said. Ijnty, iii 'u it e bill I TU, Sanford shows there is little if nuv ■ti-r-iiger than one m an’s dread of ; heard thn rvport of city Many players on tlio U niversity snn. ted in low tones. •• • ■ 1\v. It. Williams and Rev Mortimer to negotiate the flight. L th(' ii> 1c* icqiiire- Riff, squad are said to be of league The Nanking-Shanghai train wii «• either taste or smell, a rre st; it is and forever will lit (Hover, who * <*re recently appoint­ All Carrol would any to the Commander Byrd nnd Bennett stroller than insinuations nnd in­ |,io yrar.v’ r. ddr.. . id it ij15, caliber nnd their performance here turned bnck nt Soochow today, par. • nnv.ipa; -con w as: 'it HU' '• * , probably will hop off next month. ed n committee to investigate tho Liml to - 1\ months with •blood bye, hoys. I’m a good Commander N od Davis, U. S. N. will be carefully watched by sengers reporting the Nationalist • A luftlerial count of is prac­ nuendos that failed of proof. The*schedule for the 1U27 open­ feasibility of clay and mm-reta ten ­ lo ..." Ivc rtipi i einent when u tically the lowest possible to league men. Several of the men there being in a state of nerve*, . already has made a test flight in nis courts iii this city, ll was a n ­ Ln|,lair,t yvutahis a charge reach in point of fitness for Im- ing follows: Ever since he was convicted, on Id* giant yellow-colored ‘American nro beginning their Inst yenr on fearful of un impending attack nounc'd in the morning paper th a t American League the university diamond. from Sun Chunn Fung In the Pan cnnsuinption, officials say, J owing to tiie expense of upkeep on Mav 27, 1020, of his perjury in Legion'. He, too, probably will Crowe will prepare his charges Yang sector. enUtlvcv-l. M.. nn*y , |)Ut lh(1 ,.ily wutcr bus been known i Athletics at New York. coimL-cticn with the wine “bath-' leave in May, with Lieut. Stanton by sending them through dally clay courts, the Commission decid­ *unty..n tlu house hill 1-1 •-u/)W „ ,.()UIlt of . only -It). The I Boston at W ashington. Chlang Kal Shek rem ains n' tenter, u Carroll tui " party at hi* m* veiuer, m p. W ooster ns his aide. Clarence ed to build two of the proposed tul Detroit a t St. Louis. drilly of hard work. In order *o Nanking where troops nnd war |te the ciiinidainant in a Wafer na tt this tom this count lack* only i . ! harecoiled a t the pro*pot < * ( ,.n.i...r |i,. ,.,,,1 Bert Acosta were four of concrete, . Chicago at Cleveland. keen his mound staff on edge, he ships are contentrated, apparently but r . ■" in lu state ani*U fraction of. being • Mr. William* Informed a repreI, . . National Longue is tniB afternoon sending W illiams, with tho idea of mnklng a despor , cent pure. nine. Iscntntivc'<>f T beT T 'raid that on a Brooklyn ut Boston. W ithrow 'and Brown to W inter nte stand to prevent tho reenptur If brought. six month* bo­ Milk tests in practically nn:-ton liut failed. j„ a Wright-Bellnncn mono­ visit to Daytona, the recreation New York at rhiladelpliin. Park, whero they will work for the tin:: --.lit. except in cares dairy, under tho supervision n* Carroll w is brought l-.-f-iro this city by the northerner*. m anager of that city had favored Federal Judge Hand und fr> -i.illv plane as n test for u Trans-Allan- latter club against Phil Wells nnd of About Rt. Lous a t Chicago. 1,100 'Guerilla*' have been state Inspectors, will show that (Contitmcd On Page •’ • ) the building of d a y courts and esti­ Pittsburgh nt Cincinnati. hi* Orlando Colts. Imniittoe on prohibitum most milk consumed in the state placed in the- custody of H i.h t is imprisoned a t N ationalist head­ Not by Resign but purely mated the east nt approxim ately n federal prisoner for tran sp o rta­ In-cnu nt is today consid- contains from 2.0(H) to a 2,000 bac­ quarters pending trial. JrJ throuch fortiltiltajK circumstance, icon whereas concrete courts would tion to Atlanta. Ir.tiir d <>n Page t!) Tho worst clash took place nt tin terial count and yet it is declared baseball bus re-arranged its resdur cost tile *Jty $fi,000. TiiiR done, he was locked behind to lie pure and healthy, the Com- res in such « way th a t no opening A visit to Orlando wc* next bars in the “detention pen" in the nii'-ion was informed. the memory of modern man muiId by the committee where it federal hui' liltg with other ptisly Of Six Die adopted yesterday within(Continued Oil Page •!) learned that both clay and concrete oner* to awuit departure of the R e s i d e n c e I H a z c i>V the Commissioners for the covcourts were in use but that tho piisoH train this afU-inoon. Itoonc rin r nf the city reservoir, ll in s * 9 ivrr j A c-lay courts w eir proving more |*op- t-y iinncsjured that he and Norman ______ 1 The armed laborers answered th-nlreudv partitioned^ so th at \ \ f l l C T S A l 0 ula'r. Practically the same cost ot Carroll will accompany tho pris­ IIKR, N. Y. Apr. 12(IN S' each well can lie cat off a t any A largo alligutor, m easuring fire, but wero overpowered and enpLONDON, Apr. 12— Winston con tract ion of clay courts was giv­ oner to Atlanta. rilv i,f six was wiped out time from the general source in ChurchiU’a budget was under fire slightly over 13 feet, arrived nt en there a* in Daytona, Mr. Will­ Mrs. Marcello Carroll, tl-e pro­ today. A bulletin from N ationalist lieu., Ihv in a fire which de*- case something goes wrong. the Zoo thi* morning to take up his iams i,taled. ducer’:; wife, was not with him a t Horse-j*""'‘ ‘ ---------11 k L *n,M H “tated. Ihtir farm home at H o rse-j T In -attack w a i opened by tho residence a fte r lie had been coaxed qunrtors this afternoon stated thu', wiu-n In- surrendered. II.- refused Inliorites in tho House of Commons, (Continued On Pago (5) lumun “' to comment on reports that sin- Philip Snowden, form er chancel­ upon a city truck with the aid of lhm plans t*» make lu-r home in Atlanta lor of tho exeequer, bitterly a t ­ ropes a t the scone of bis capture, Ihcrml the Geneva Bridge near Lake Je s­ U.S. Boat HasThrillinf during Ills incarceration. * Custody OT C!liild lo w ifili T o m n le ( HICKSHA. Okln.. Apr. 12— I F o r C u s to d y O T C !h i land their'four ehlhlie-i O f tacking tiie government for its al­ sup. 'i.\'K ) The entire southwestern Car> > ll will lu* saved the liumiftihd in tin- ruins, leged failure to carry out pledge­ The huge ’gator was caught in F igh t W ithRumVessc section of Oklahoma along the of being handcuff* I. nl- es of economy. lictirv - were Amos llenklo, CAMP LEWIS, Wush, Ajir. 12 — lution tho nets of fishermen Je rry Revel, WaslilUi River was again Impeltliough most, of tho twonty-ono No section of the press lias J. K. Lane and Wilbur Oglesby, uml tl.eir children Ca(INK) A contest over the custody CLEVELAND. O., Apr. 12i|, iI by flood w aters today follow­ of pritonei s who will miike the trip whole-hearted IElir:.t,. th. Anm* -Ir., and piab.e for the who wno subdued HUIIUllutl lt Wlll) lcl nn hour’s (1NS)—Details of a running ha. little Mary Burtbelmess, daughit only n ftcr ing torrential rains last night. will l imanacled. Hi iclit raid ho •Formal dedication services for the small Vll miller I" years of age. t r of Dick UnrthelmeB*, motion i* rati, fled Carroll will not try to Churchill budget, although all are ,mtUo battle durinff during wJlich which the sninll boat boat tie with n 36-foot launch allege . the Jewish Temple, now being forced to ndmiro ( liurchlll s in in . which . . . .Mr. . iLane . . , . ...nM t-iuiHis was pi,turo star, and of Mary Hay, was riding was in Lake Erie. 16 m ile# off Toledo, get awav. ’ erected at tile corner of Sixteenth genuity in producing a papor s u r­ almost totally destroyed. BLACK W ELl^ Okla. Apr 12— form er New York stage favorite, to iinvo carried contraband liquor enship Restored S treet and Magnolia Avenue for (IN S )—Farm families were evac­ appeared certain today. At Atlanta Carroll will lu* given plus when ho is actually faced A dosen men from the city gang wero received her© tod®y a lag and » number. The prisim Israel congregation, a u ­ uating homes today, the <second Miss liny, who m arried a weal­ : ult consist* o f a .blue denim with a trcincndmiB deficit. Y. Brothers totheheBeth were required to bring him to the Captnin G. H . ’W are, In charge c held Thursday night ut H time within n week, following to r­ thy Tinpress rallies, however, to Englishman in Greenwich, One zoo and another hour was required count guard boat CG-120. o’clock, according t<> an announce rential rains last night which sent (\,nn.. hot Saturday, was quoted “juniper," prisoners no longer are Churchill's cry for drastic econo­ to get him in tho den occupied by man was w oum i^ when tho coas: forced t< > undergo the old fashion­ Apr. 12 my. The Dally News declares tho incut made today. <Plans for m ak­ guard vessel opened firo on tl> J Tin- I a .Montague Broth- ing the event one of importance tlu- fhlknskiu River over its {here us haying slm Imped to take ed i loboly cropped hair cut. He budget iu “uuuacious" and “one of several other large repliles. her duught-r with her to Singa­ banks. He was presented to the city alleged rum runner, a fte r the l a t ­ is «in- to arrive qt tho prison to- liu- g reatest balancing tricks on l"rgu:i I . and Rene A., an- now la-lug carried out by com­ pore in tin- fa r east. by the men who caught him nnd, te r refusod to respect a challeng--. luoili.w afternoon a t f> n'rlock. .Yt-vv York society sporth- m ittees ill charge of the details. OKLAHOMA CITY Okla.. Apr. The coastguard crew v“ Ptu r* ’ t irroll, us a re ult of his con­ record.” Tt- in |io. i- -inn of their ••Tlio Daily Mnil expresses tho providing tho fouco around the don The program is being arranged 12 (IN S )—Stricken by storm* I viction und incarteratlon, loses belief th at the budget shows that at the- zoo is strong enough, Ht will tho runner, and a cargo of 27 casi**ii n-.lii. again today. by AI Ruffeld and is to include n Liberals Beaten In for the second time within a w eek,' of whisktey nnd 100 cases of bcei not only his liberty, but Ills riti!'• Pro Idcnt Coolidge. tuxublo capacity of the nation become n perm anent resident. number nf prominent speakers of 'OUlhwcslorn Okliibomn today ••* ______________ Nicaragua, Is Report -nsliip. He also m ust pay n $2,- the •Old Black Jo s’, the huge 14 foot Il fUtl l I I I>itvii-1<*<1 of both the Gentile mid If being exceeded and declares - ' ^ ibI. - - - ,f , CONDITIONS ARE GOOD ’gator th at died Inst year, did not tmO fine. I'l "i the Volstead A d In laces. Every mink the public feels it has "been tricked terr n Sanford » , ,,, p,,,pt.rty losses annum, „i mine i. .... . | VJ” W ASHINGTON, Apr. 12 (IN S) At the time of tlio trial Carroll nnd that n real revival o fnn- have the- modern home the city has I'l -1ved ii I-ol 1*11 i iii tin- i* ikpeeled to bave a plate t 1 ,,u!lim[„(|a „r dollars f.dWASHINGTON, Apr. 12— (INf supplied for u den and the Tlu- Liberal* have been defeated 1wus spoken of by bis attorney u* I'-' ' n, N, ,v ,l» i cv. They prosperity is out of the since ..... ..........Is . expected ___ _to_ thrive —Conditions in Porto Rico and P pi i™ rum and a " u,n ^ . ' . lowing mid torrential in u decisive battle a t Germ Gc- having "Hod like u genlleiiieaii. tional newcomer felives of Dr. Nieladas Mur- nenl out of t'.wn n p iu k u s h.ivt r.iinf.K1| tormidoe* question until the present burden ll|(, v|cin ity .o f MpiiKtaug luillo and the Nicaraguan revolu- The producer swore th a t Mis* umid-t his present surroundings. I naniu nro good, and there is cxc. ■tier nf New York. ■also been Invited. Ih reduced. Police are now open to suggestions lent m -operation with Amerlc b virtually at nn end, Dr. Al-' JoytjHawley, a chorus g rl, wa* nnd Union Gity, a naming • .1 -i — )•... I / r ■.t_» . Secretary of W II The new temple will also be used officials, War, Da for the I.* latest arrival. -----------------------Iexander Cesar, ‘Nicaraguan mininot; in the tub sun* clothing when a* a Jewish Community House Many Arc Sought For reported to the cabinet today up l ’lv«-,w> P r i u n n P I X O f ‘ I ter declared today in a statement . guest* are alleged to have eo.iio and various social functions other I n i c e 1 r i H O n t l . S l i l completion of an inspection trip. Ij t|| (|iM,aicl,c* from Coil ,up OH the stago and drunk liquor HANKS TO CLOSE FRIDAY H unting Violations than church affa irs are to be held C o n v i c t C a m p R s c a p e i servo live government. . | passed out to them. there, it in said. It wus erected BANDITS GET $13,000 The three Sanford hanking in­ __ I Conservative troops are pursuing during the past two months and IBIKC1 Apr. 12 JACKSONVILLE, Fla!, Apr. 12 stitution:! will laclosed nil day F ri­ two of the Liberals into tlio jungles h* Clyde Bine O fficers pl'r< -i'l* nt (’•'•dlilge hud a Is t*. lu- thi- first of its kind in NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., A’ — (IN S )—t ’apiasls were issued by day iu observance of Guod Frlduy. TIikm negro prisoncra -aid. Except for Guerilla fighting, hi breaWiisl’ nt the lem ­ Knpfuid. C 'HCO|M*l! w a rfa re i* now a t an e n d ;'C e sa r Federal Judge l,ak(> Jones today The nniioupceinent wws made this 12— (IN'S)—Two masked band Visit Sanford Today them n-ported ■ buckled, ] •ytiitc boa on Du Pout. for the arrest of u num ber of men morning by representatives of the today held up Francis McMah<-n train the County convict camp a t uddt d, I thi nuirmng, interiuining DIRIGIBLE ON FLIGHT who were ordered held in $10t) Sanford Bunk & T reat Company, messenger for the C ataract N.last night about h o’clock, II. (i. Willie, general agent, and NAVAL AIR .STATION, I.AKE- Oviedo V " - i i ii,, me prnmintlonal Bank, nnd escaped with $1 bond each on charge of shooting according to infonnuthm raevived |R«-|iuii'i .■ , nyn iU_ W. II. Griffin, Jr., traveling freight ducks from a motorboat in Palm tho Seminole County Bnnk und the 000 in cash. H lJltST. N. J „ Apr. 12— (INK)— |,y Khcriff G. M. Hand nt 11 o clock. American Volcano F irst National Bunk. agent for the Clyde Lino Steamship al i-olit iial condiliims and The navy dirigible l*»s Angeb-s county last December. The men, Edward Moore, A. Ih Reported Active Company were in Sanford today in Beach (•> *til I !. v. ■i ;• discus? ed, left its mooring m ast today on its Winston Those nanced included; W. II. and Roy Hunter, annil "UT. tooil. tiie interests of tho river lines nnd first flight since its winter lay-up -aid to have long eent-'mes hang Long, Morton G. Crandall, George REDDING. Cal., A pr. 12 UN-S) while here took occasion l»» compli­ K. Long; C. R. Crandall, J . H. ing over them. Their escape was ment the city on tlm exceptional made by digging a hob- undsr the —ML Lassen, tho only live vol­ amount of business activities hero. Oltcr, John C, Knrquett, M. A. cano in tho United M u’: today Hardin, John John J. J. fence of the stockade and crawling uMr. w ill «). t i ffrequently r u.:,.t v na ..Swnldon. Hardin, While, who m ..iry, ’ ll.. B.*-•C. W arren jJr.. It. through to freedom, it wuh report­ - taged a ‘blow-off,’ -I,..I , ,1 nu,m ine ti'm w urniii. h , •». ' — The eruption of smoke nnd steam visitor lie re, stated thin morning ilorreil and Aruhur O. Wilson. ed. * c m vf$TDN \"T . 12_Dc- enn invuior* ns 0>*ir holdings . 1 1 tin-* *o ob«ervcr« at that the G|yd- Lines had carried ‘n ’ hpi to foreign merchandlso pur­ broad is mounting rapidly. ft:30 th i, morning and was »uii more passengers on the river this The United Stutes probably w Carrington Accounts year than last and that the out­ chases, investments nln-oud nnd ‘in­ coiltlmllng Shortly before noon to­ •vhieh, dining tests held recently Cooiidge, Dawes Will fHiNcTt.;:, April look Lu- tlio summ er reason war visible exports’ of capital uniouut- colli-ct in excess of $600,000,000 < day. it the Aberdeen, Md., proviiig For Lingerie In Home ing to nearly $14,000,000,000 in the its public and private lnvestme-i' • ' - ! ■■** - ii'-my winginy grounds, showed more than a l"-i Win, W illis Predicts particularly gratifying. A sum m er excursion rale be­ two ycurs ending January 1, the in foreign countries thi* year. Fo P '-v i'ir i,. 0 Atlantic ner cent Increase in efficiency »v 1 'll) PJ,AY IN G A lN B8Y ILl.fi CHICAGO, Apr. 12— (INK)— United State* lost but $0,000,000 i-igu investments in publicly flu... • tween Sanford and Jacksonville U would find tin similar tests held tt year ago. t he pink lingerie found iu Camp- of its gold supply during thut tlmo. ed securities will amount to $1 W ASHINGTON. April. I ’- 'GAINESVILLE. Apr. I S -U N S ) to 1,1- put into effect within the near Tint ' r*.rt 'I' Li - «.f the Unit- number »>f bits registered by tins (INK) \ j.rediet ion thut FieOfuture, tie announced, and plans Im-II Carrjiigtnn'a New York was Federal reserve board figures 800,000,000 by the end of tl«r ye t ' I ,v" • eit 1it ilt to lack­ type of weapon in firing at targets lidge und Vice President for its operation uru imw being --iliier a flannel nightie bought available today show th a t this nt the present rate, while upwai being towed across th? sky at an ' , h' w„u|i| have found for Ids m other, or bnliy clothes country has a gold pile of $4,080,­ of $3,000,000,000 ha* liecn inves’ d worked out. Jt-ar ago. uveinge speed of 76 miles an hour i,n.i'” d “ .l>-J "••»! > '» r for ids grandson, lie declared on 000,000 compared to $5,1(H),000,000 privately, according to officials. ‘ .lie wltiH'-s stand ut thu C arring­ held by 30 other principul nut ions. •’' ” iMG rapid strides was P.tr» per cent of the total fired here today by Senator 1 r.u . *• .I stead, ,of» j„ America’s capital export* U- 1 nrlando as nrevioUsly CROWDER TO QUIT SOON in Orlando as previously . '-i ni* nt nf nn adequute in the 1020 tests, while in the l-'-» Willis (It) of Oliio. ton divorce today. year including tourist expenditur. ... scheduled, according to announce­ Officials accounted for m ainte­ It “t-ahist h-istile (dunes und experim ents the list totaled only Campbell is accused by Col. r.d- nance of the country’* gold supply, immigrant rem ittances, missionar Willis spent half nn- hour will) m ent today from the University WASHINGTON, Apr. 12— , , . ... ,, ; ' “ " a r It par-.tnent «n- 1.07 per cent. Mr Coolidge reporting to the of Florida athletic office. No rea­ (IN S )—Tlio resignation of Gen. wunl C. Carrington, millionaire in the face of tremendous foreign und ehnritablu costs, were estima The ll.rec-inch gun is ‘the first ' president Ida polltirul impressions adding thut greatt-d a t ubout $1,300,000,000. TourL " Enoch ll. Crowder, American Am­ book publisher, his brother, of be­ new design adopted since the war, a fter swinging ubout the middle son wire given for tho change in bassador to Cubu, is expected to ing unduly intbnato w ith Mra. purchase* and capital exjmrls, by f-fir *fcn " '“do in the the heavy buying of other coun­ tin 1 !'? n during the entire according to the W ar Department, vi, ,t lie told the President that places. • be received shortly, it was leurned Carrington, Tho lingerie in ques­ tries in the United S tates und by wire the vvr.r. and ‘wuk found to be highly s a t'“- tiie veto of the McNary-Haugeti MARIANNA—New bridge con- today. Gen. Crowder i* to retire tion, it wus charged, belonged to the fact th at the locotno to Ameri- gurcs. Kratifying improvement fuctory uml to h# suitable for scr,- /arm l*HI had not injured him po[her. uccause of ill health. on the eastern edge of M sH tana. ■ ' devel opment v T n '-'^ th the correction of u few , ' i n 't t e ‘'irwVn belt wrce-lhch nnti-uircraft gun, I minor defect*.’ |P J h a i» •• SEASON TODAY ■ ... . ..... . *..... UNIVERSITY BALL TEAM WILL PLAY IN CITY MONDAY Guerm aTttack8 ,( Divorce Is Are Sought Present Problem J f f i t K SANFOR!) WATER SHOWS VERY LOW BACTERIA COUNT MAYOR DENIES CARROLL LEAVES TENNIS STORY IN NEW YOUR TODAY MORNING PAPER FOR PRISON TRIP ^ 7 - ^ M W » Churchill B u d g e t Large Alligator Is c^ w p i . » « \ , i » ^ i Attacked By Labor Captured Near City SZ'SSL’Z ffr InBritishCommons For Municipal Zoo JSSMST*" A g a in Imperilling ..... “ '(Formal Dedication^UkLihoma bedton ^ ^ ^ttieLooms. ■Of Jewish Temple To Be On Thursday 1)2 N. fee Ukitertains Keen AtHreakl’ast U. S. Has Gold Pile Almost As Large At That Of 39 Countries Combinec |i-Aircraft D efenses Of America Stronger Than In 1926, Tests Show I 2! .''•‘TTiiTi ’T. i VF1”I is#'Air V >•a ,, .1.*. �... .. rWftyRrynar) , -W">v W V W T ’"VA'A W ’' ? THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1927 i Major Leagues Will Open Season On Tuesday Before Biggest Crowds In History By DAVIS J. WALSH Intrrnntiounl New* Service Sport* TOBACCO CROP NEW YORK. April 11.—Prof es- FOR THIS YEAR s'annl pomimht*, who like to think thnt the *eig«- of Troy w m n ‘entry’ NEW PROBLEM in order to tnnke the things look Editor I good, will be trampled under foot in the rush toward the turnstile* tomorrow by n quarter million souls. faithful alw ays to their annunl try st with the gume th at in ns much u part of America as Hnrtholdi’3 Liberty and th? corner ci­ g ar store. Major league baseball, buffeted hnd abused through n win­ te r of discontent, is to have its of­ ficial opening within 2-t hours and regardless of whether its feet he clay or white lend, America I* will­ ing to line its pockets with gold in order to renew n friendship thnt will endure through the ages. Here in New York, Ty Cobb, n retitm l figure in n mid-winter scan­ dal thnt came to nothing, will be shown in the uniform of the Phila­ delphia Athletics for the first time since he entered the m ajor leagues 22 year* ago. With him will be Ed­ die Collins, returning to the scene of his onrly fame; Znck Wheat, al­ most u hallowed figure now; Joe Holey and Dudley lirnuom, n pair of ffin.OflO minor languor* and prob­ ably the most Interesting bull dub since the days of th? old Oriole*, The co-attraction will be Babe Ruth, most famous of all players, ami Uic New York Yankees, the playlng-thm ugh champions, and the tiling is a push-in from a box of­ fice standpoint. Only the world se­ ries Itself has witnessed a bigger advance sale than the local open­ ing. , , The first reservation for the Washington premiere arrived the dny n fL r Trls Speaker was pur­ chased by the Senators ami today you couldn't keep the boys away with a shot gun. So much for'one nf the 1112*1-27 srnndalsi that hail Speaker on the petard wjlh Cobh. The other scandal named, a score §L l, or more piny err but it backfired so badly that lbs idealItv of many of the accused has been forgotten, ev­ en in the few short numllm inter­ vening, For baseball, always n favorite of the fates, also enjoyed u million dollars worth of advertising that was far less.adverse ami far more wholesome. Babe Ruth, for Instance wns signed with a flare and a flour­ ish to a $70.000-a-ycar contract. Rogers llnm slty, manager of a world's cbnip|»lon*hip, was traded to New York and only two rays ago did ho condescend to accept $110,­ 700 for his stock in the Cardinals, with result publicity. . Eight nsw manage* s took charge of- teams In both leagues, Bill Currigan, famous us Fenway Park itw lf, coming hack to Boston and the town where he won world's cham­ pionships. Other new ones are Boh O 'F arrell with the Cardlnnlsf linn Howlev with the Browns} Dolt In Bush with Pittsburgh; Ray Schnlk will* the White Sox: Gcorgu Morluiity with the Tigers- -Stuffy Mcltones with the PhilliuM and Jack McAllister with the Indians. It Is a m utter of record that a new m ana­ ger never kept an addict away front un opening gume. aftsE m Hr Change In Market Needs Is Bringing Growers M<»r e Demands, Survey Indicates Raffeld’s Stock Is A fter 13 D a y s Now Complete For The Summer Trade. A The complete stock of goods for Itnficid'8 new Indies'shopon First Street has arrived anil i* now ready for inspection by the women of Snnford, according to a statement made today by Mr. Rnf'feld. who stated that his opening on Saturday was all th at could be desired in view of the hurried pre­ parations made for it, "Our fixtures and conveniences will all lie finished by the end of this week hut our store today is prepared to handle the trade in a satisfactroy manner," Mr. Raffeld said. Business • Inst Saturday night wns very good he announced, and today there tins been n stroma of customers coming into the store, where the new modes of the senson are being displayed. "The people of Sanford treated me exceptionally well on my open­ ing and I am sure they will al­ ways he pleased with the goods I have to offer," the owner said. WASHINGTON, April 11—Am­ erican tobacco growers arc facing a number of difficult problems due to rapid changes thnt have taken place in market requirement*, the Department r f Agriculture an­ nounced today. "F or several years there has boon a tendency, both a t homo and abroad, for cigarette consumption to o jtru n the consumption of cigar, pine, chewing and snuff tobacco.' tobacco expert* of the Department said in un official report. "This tendency, which is ex­ pected to continue, has produced sharp contrasts in the position of various groups of tobacco produc­ ers. Growers of the lighter to­ bacco suitable for cigarette ntnnufnrture are selling their output at LONDON, Apr. 11— (IN S )— gt,-oj| prices on an expanding m ar­ With the work of renovation ket, while the growers of dark steadily proceeding according to fired and dr.rk air-cured types of schedule, it is anticipated that tobacco seem compelled to reduce the Prince of Wales will he aide their production." to take up residence at Mar* Foreign Markets borough House, the former Lon­ A study r f foreign tobacco m ar­ don home of tin* late Queen Alex­ ket* made by the Department in­ andra, by .Inly lit the latest. Latest information from the dicates that competition is increas­ ing strongly in the product inn of Board of Works is to the effect dark tobacco. Moreover, pressure that the house is practically habit­ is stronger in the inferior than in able, having been brought Into tIn? better grades. line with modern requirements. A model garage, equipped with "American gr<iwt*rs are accord­ ingly advised to improve tin- qual­ (lie latest mechanical improve­ ity of their leaf," (ho report said. ments will shortly replace (lie oldstables. Iliithronum "Attention to the foreign market fashioned situation is imperative, because ami lighting systems installed, more than one tidrd of Hu* tobac­ have been added, modern beating co crop of (lie United Staten in ex­ and necessary at n a tu ra l altera­ tions effected. Mnrlhoi otigh ported annually." In 102*1 tin- amount of uninann- House today, if rninewhat large facturrd tobacco exported totaled for the ideal bachelor residence, in •I78,7*IH,7!1H pounds or Jlfl.l per lis up-to-date for practical work­ cent of the total United Stales ing purposes ns the latest tiling crop, Most of our exported (ahne- in lobar-saving apartm ents. Almost alt that remains to be c*i goes to Western Europe and the Orient, with Great Britain and deeirded nil is the color scheme foe China constituting tin- most im­ some of the Prince's personal rooms. Queen Mary is advising portant markets. Among changes in foreign to­ tin* Prince in this m atter, and the bacco growing which the Depart­ choice will prnhuldy he made short­ m ent advises American producers ly .' In the State Apartm ents the to note me the fololwing: rapidly increasing of *igur tobacco in I'nr- pictures, tapestries, andntlier olito Rico; continued high production jcit** il’a rt are to remain as they in Italy; some decline of produc­ were in Queen Alexandra’s day. tion in thfc Balkan countries and in parts of Southern Europe, itml | Seven Pundits Take gradual increase in British coun­ S40.000 From Store tries under a preferential tariff. Prince Will Soon Move To Quarters At M arlborough \ N I >, Ore., Apr. 11 — 020 Cars Grapefruit ' D NPORTl S ' Approximately $10,000 in wm loom ted taken by seven Shipped In Hast Week •nail handilH today from the Olds. Wort- ORLANDO. Fin., Apr.11 (INF) Florida grapefruit shipped d in ­ ing tiie week ending last Saturday totaled <120 cars, an increase of .'105 ears over the same wo k hist year, according t<* the weekly citrus in­ dex of Chase &■ Co. here today. m.in and King I ’o., departm ent e Iu*re, police reported. ))h i'....... oi the llaudits forced on* nighteiitrlim an to ittaku iiis U'gn.nr call box runs, the other *ix Mew tv.o small safes and dril­ led through a large vault, accord­ ing to report* to police. your Katrina Van.Ronsselnor. Washingon society girl, wedded Id days, ir.ked a capital court to annul tier, narriago to Gustavo do Medina, tpnnlsh cmlmssy employe. She .'barges coercion. fraudulent tromlses, and says slie was In 'liiglily norvoiis and excltedl ilate." She charged, ton, th at Me­ lina, who lias gone back to Spuln.i already hud a wife TAMPA - Construction com­ menced on Flornl:i Port land (lenient Gampnny’s new plant lo cost $5,­ 000,001). BIG CALENDAR Church Of England FACING S0L 0N S Announces Change FOR THIS WEEK In Its Praycrbook LONDON. April 11. — (INS) (Continued from Page One) Many minor, hut inter.'sting channntk-nal News Service. Senator \V. W. Phillips of the gen have been made in the final fourteenth district has prepared a , form of the — permissive — cont. . Book of the Church resolution for introduction to d u y, j . l>ray®r proponing an amendment of ai t- j°f Englnmi, which has ju I been nuiele five of the Florida state p (,„. thorited for use. Among these are: stitutlon relating to the jutnclnlj A ruling that the Re* • rved Sacdepartm ent, to be kn**wn ns sec- ram ent —consecrated 111 ml and tion 46 of th at article, in reference Wine intended for th'* sick shall to the selection **f the circuit be kept in a look d safe in the wall of the church. court judges ot the state. Phillips told the International ; A new prayer for the Briti. ....... it.. Em..... N ew s'Service that as every state pire, dnnrents of officer circuit -court judges, aru I ruling thnt the pot elected, he desired to see them n child must be people. who have elected also. Under the m ethod'been baptised, provided by the state constitution,: The rcst„ration <»f four Saints to cirult court judges are appoint- th Calendar — St. Denys, St. etl by the governor. It has been Nicholas (Santa f.’lnus), St. Cris­ the custom of the past few years pin and St. Catherine of Alexanto include candidates for circuit . . court judges mi the county I ni-1 * . , lols, but if ope received a majority I here is running in the final of the votes cast, it merely acted , ri1' , "'ham any clergyman is ns an endorsement and placed no i bound to use. It will l»e for each obligation upm the state’s chief to decide whether Iip shall use the executive to itppoint the high can- (old or the new Book. didate, Phillips said. Under Phil- i In th? Preface, the Bishops state: lips’ proposed amendment, I t 1"Since 1(102 there has been change would be m andatory upon the almost beyond belief in the facts ami modes of English life." governor to appoint him. Senator P at W hitaker has There iH little alteration in the prepared a hvnl bill to bo present­ M arriage Servlet*. Instead of say­ ed this week providing for the ing "All nty worldly goods I with election of the tmiicipal judge and thee share," the bridegroom say. , city clerk of Tampa, who are ap­ “ All nty, worldy goods with tboe pointed liy Hie city commission .it I share.” present. COCOA Gulf Refilling roinORLANDO—New municipal a u ­ jinny sta rts .510,000 storage platit ditorium t<> he dedicated here. here. COCOA 200 piles will l» ■driv­ 'FRONTON Gilchrist County en to support t'oeoa-M erritl Island courthouse ti la* improved. bridge. If nL«lmwl Tavwnn •*♦*#% W Tunnel Bill w in ue chid * P r e s e n t e d T o S o lo n S 'F W . £ £ £ £ ....... t TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. April, It. __IN S )—Authority to construct a six-mil tunnel under Tampa Buy or to bulb! a bridge from Gadsden Point to a point opposite is linked in a bill prepared by Senator Pat W hitaker of Tampa for introduclion fn tiie senate today. The hill provitlc* for a $25,000 surety bon.l from the contractors to whom the contract is awarded I to be forfeit.*1 if the proper United i States permits from the W ar Do; pnrtmcnt nnd actunl construction I is hot sta rte*l within three yeats • front the awarding of the ronttnet. j; _ - —— , F o r m e r B o x in g C n a m p tax ns *n business nuisance H41 w an anted burden upon the n of Florida." \lab aim i Homicide] Validated By ty WASHINGTON. Apr. i u n | —Tl»» Supreme Cuutl tn,|t. 'valid tlie 'Honticid l,nw' "f | linma under which penal i|a may be recovered ft r an arc; lenth. j )( t j)(l cn5L, | l0f,,j the roi | ndm inistrator of tin cstnt > . rio Ycidell Yclil* won n $0,500 again t tihe Tsttd* I’l.-.itr Dry for her a nth, wi 1 D r0 p S D e a d In D e n v e r I an elevator nccidci,C DENVER Apr. 11—(IN S )— Young Corbett. 1(1, once w earer or the featherweight boxing crown, is dead here today. Corbett, whose real name wn.t William Rothw.il, dropped dend f rom a heart attack in front of a downtown theater Inst night not fur from the old arena where ho first entered the ring, in 1H'J7. Corbett, enjoyed a meteoric rise to glory when he knocked out "terrible" Terry McGovern in the second round in Hartford, Conn., in !»$L " • Proposed Luxury Tax Opposed My Citizens TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. April, II. — (IN’S )— Petitions protesting against a proposed luxury tax on cigars, cigarettes, cosmetics and ice cream for advertising purposes have been received by the House of Representatives, front Jacksonville, Southeastern Loop] Opens Season Tod JACKSONVILLE. Fla., April - 4 1NS)—The 1027 S m u h J I.euguo race gets under w»jr| tliis afternoon when the .1st) ville Tars stack up against batty Nuts before what is up to be a record-breaking day crowd. Employees of the city mu! no* mis private concerns Imvp ' granted a half holiday fur D« enshm. AVON PARK Fror'ula Service Company erectiiur power station here casting 100’). , ---------- VKRQ BEACH -—Rapid |>nt being made on erection ol tn for new causeway across River near b re. The Easter Mode at Speer? The purpose of this special selling event for Tuesday d W ednesday is to present to you themany stunninjyr crea­ tions before Easier at lower prices. We are in readiness to aid you to complete your Easter cos­ tume. Easter is the bril­ liant culmination of the Spring* Fashion Season.Only the suc­ cessful modes have survived so that at Easter one chooses only from the “tried and proved” styles. Two Day Specials O ynx P o in t e x H o s ie r y Wednesday L a d ie s ’ D a i n ty HANDMADE Underwear L in e n a n d V o ile F r o c k Altjilliiring display of daintily made and embroidered voiles and linen dresses. Some fluffy models nnd ol Iters following (he more tailored lines. All lo go al Ilie nbovt* low price for Tuesday nnd Wednesday. $5.75 AN EXQUISITE ARRAY OF Silk F r o c k s If you're a t e l e ] ) h o n c subscriber simply lift the* hook, ask for 148 and slate your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There's always someone ea^ci’ hi buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. A beautiful silk chif­ fon hose that will match every possible Easter costume. Our price for two days only $1.65 Allllicnlir, new and very smart indeed. In a variety of light shades ns well as the handsome darker shades. Every fashionable fabric and only Ihe successful styles. Ideal for afternoon wear. $13.75 , I TUC KED, TAILORED GEORGETTE AND CREPES In all the Pastel Shades The dresses dial milady has selected for ils wearing ability and ils In till ihe pastel shades and sizes that will fit unusual attractiveness. everyone. GOWNS— TEDS Dainty nainsook teds* gowns, all luindmade nnd eltt* * hroidcrcd. Some stunning models in voile teds and stepins. Special al A A tp> jL » \y �I company described how lie had been unsuspecting accomplice of a Chicago clothing company in defrauding the customs depart­ ment. i* hp ' *. 9 IB (HE m AWAY Ktop drugging! Rub soothing penetrating St. Jacobs Oil light into your sore, stiff, aching joints und relief conies Jacobs Oil is tt .harm less rheum a­ t i s m • liniment | which never dis­ appoints nnd ranInot burn the akin. Got a 15 cent bottle of St. J a ­ cobs Oil ut nr.y drug store, und in a moment you’ll be free front pain Rorcno b « und BtiffneRR. In use for 65 years for rheumatism, Relation, neuralgia, lumbago, hachnchc, sprains. What Men Admire All men admin- a healthy wo­ man. She is not beautiful to them no m atter how regular her features, if uho is sickly, idling. No chance of it rnurringe proposal for such u girl. If she is pale, weak and nervous, she is doomed to ho an old maid. Fortunately u w<>n,lln thcra Is an old rehuhle remedy that will restore charm und youthful bloom. Dr. IM-.1-CC« Favorite 1‘rt'srription, im.uu of herds, will tone up the nerves, relieve w o m an ’s wenkues<e*. und with renewed health, beauty will follow. Send 10c for trail pkg. to Dr. Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y i a^k rotT*"" m i [ALLENS L row T iatD -A tH iy i Home by See - . from JacbtonnIU! GOING NORTH? Throughfirms Valtlmore • Philadelphia* I14*M j Nf* • • • lo ti • M erchants U M ln ersT ran s.C O . f lit MO L B», Si. Phetr J-cf1!* JttllMtIU* Too Much “Acid ?” Claire He I.orez worked hard In Hollywood cinema studios for Hires years, oml cmiWI pet nothine but minor parts Ko slut went to hutope Word lias Just reached tin; Him colony Irom Hurls that tho former ’•extra” lias been cast for the star role in “ Mnrgnne the blreii," a Hex Ingram production being made at Nice, tran ce. TRIBUTE IS PAID TO GILCHRIST BY S FLORIDA SENATE in Bitch terrible changed condition thnt the mother almost fainted i KhrK.““n','m... . of 11.11, testified he had paid live visits to the l.nerolx establishment nnd had attended live children, three whom had died. In each case had found the children to he suf­ fering front acute Inck of nourish,)U.n t. '|’n 1 \/ ( ’ l l ( ’U P I C T x IlL v lIItlk J 1 ,, , R e so lu tio n ,, , P assed , In R Y D 1 „ T he Upper i i o u . s e Eulogizing Memory Of Dead Governor; Watson Draws Resolutions Uxcess Uric A ciil Gives JUsc to Mnny H n |d ru ittiii T roubles. AUTII0IUTIK3 agree that nn x x . txcrss of uric acid is pri­ marily due to faulty kidney ac­ tion. Retention of tins toxic material often makes its pres­ ence felt by sore, painful joints, tired, languid feeling and, sometimes, toxic buckuche and headache. That the kidneys are not functioning right is of­ ten shown by scanty or burning passage of secretions. Thou­ sands assist their kidneys at r.uch times by theuseof Doan’s Pills—a stim ulant diuretic. Point's nre recommended by many local people. Ask your neighbor.’ DOAN’S Stim ulant Diuretic to t As K iJ n e y kiutcv MUbuiu Co .Mi* Cb.m„ UuflUo, N Y. TALLAHASSEE Fin Apr 12 — (IN S)—Albert W. Gilchrist, i who became governor of F lo rid a ,' in 1919, nnd who died in New York on May 15 of last year, has been honored by the Senate in a restitution presented by Senator John I'.Watson (Miami) of dis­ trict 11. "Whereas, the honorable Albert Help Is Needed to Restore Waller Gilchrist, a former gover­ Your W asted Strength nor of Florida, tiled in New Yotk and Energy. City May 15, 1920, in tho sixty•’Flu’* leaves Uio body weakened eighth year of his age; and rundown. In such case, a tonic "W hereas, it is • appropriate nnd Is clearly indicated. Restore the (hut the legislature departm ent appetite and rid yourself or that should take official notice of the let-down feeling. death of those who have been "Flu" Is a very enervating dis­ chief executives of the state, und ease. It leaves Its victims so weak have made an impress for good nnd debilitated that there Is as upon the laws, the government, much danger from the nHer-elfects front the disease itself. In other mill the development of the state, as after nn attack of tho "du," thereby showing its appreciation words, need a selective tonic to rebuild FORT MYERS—Construction to of t lic-lr noble work wiiilo living, you commence soon on $2,(10(1,000 T»- nnd the deep grief which is felt Uio system so that you may have miami Trail bridge over Calnosn- when they pass away. Albert hntehcr* River. f’olumhla, South Carolina, JnmtFEDERAL BUILDING, DE­ TROIT, Apr. 12—(IN S )—Another picture of Aaron Sapiro, so-called co-operative king, in a quarrel with a fnrmers'nssoeinlion over his fees, was given the Jury today in the milliotwlollar Fnrd-Sapiro Hind suit iti federal court. By documentary evidence and Supiro’s own testimony, it was shown the co-op. ru tivc king first naked $19.090 in fees from tlm Oregon Growers Association hut Inter com­ promised on $5,500. On the latter nun, Sapiro stood firm, lienmndi’ig that the association pay its debt-. It issued stock to Sapiro finally in paying the fee. The trial prece ded slowly and mildly a fter yesterday's lem pr-t units session. ' Gray hnir however handsome, ' denotes advancing age. We til know the ad­ vantages <|* n youthful a p p e a mince. Your hair in your ehnrnt. It makes or m ars the face.. i When it fades, j turns gray and I « o ka streaked, just a few application of Sage Ten nnd Sulphur en­ hances its appearance a hundred! fold. Don’t stay gray! lamk voung! t Either prepare the recipe a t | home nr gel from any drug store i a bottle of "W eyth’s Sage nnd t Sulphur Compound, for only 75 , cents." This is merely the old-tint! receipt improved by the addition of other ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-touse preparation, because it dark­ ens the hair beautifully besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens, so naturally und evenly, brush with it, drawing this You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair taking one small strand a t a time. By morning the gray hair disappears: a fte r a n ­ other application or two, its na­ tural color is restored nml it be­ comes thick, glossy uml lustrous, nml you appear years younger. After the “ Flu” is over — you need a Tonic your nld-tlmo strength nnd energy restored. 5.5.5. is unequal led for restoring strength nnd vitality. You owo It to yourself and fam­ ily to give S.S.S. a trial. It helps Nature Imlld up red blood corpus­ cles. It Improves Ihu processes by which the body Is nourished. It is time-tried and reliable. S S.S. Is made from the roots or fresh herbs and plants, and is prepared in a sclentltlc way In a modem labora­ tory. 5.5.5. Is sold at nil good drug stores In Iwo sizes Tho larger size is more economical. ll WINE PEG, Manitoba. Apr. 12 — (IN S)—A widespread conspir­ acy between American shoo export er* und Winnepeg retailors by which the Cnnndinn customs has been defrauded of thousunds of HULL,Quo., —Apr. 12—Mrs. dollnrs; tho scheme of n Chicago clothing house which niennt a loss Diana Idieroix, proprietress of a of thousands of dollnrs to tho tiaby furm hero, faces a m an­ evaded; nnd clever tricka of the slaughter charge in connection disclosures made a t tho tyeent sit­ with the denth of three of seven tings of the federal customs nnd infants in her keeping. Evidence showed the babies died of insuf­ smuggling probe here. ficient nhd impure nourishment tillin' firms la Chicago nnd Bos­ tmd lack of cnxe. Their bodies, it ton were charged by officials with deliberately sending fraudulent In­ was stated, were like skeletons, voices to shoe firm s in this city j A fter the bodies of seven into aid them in evuding duties nnd : fonts tint! been found a coroner’s thereby hold u lucrative Canadian ‘Jury was called to inquire into Hie trade. One claim ugutnst u shoe lease. Upon hearing the evidence company here totals $12,000 and submitted the jury a t once re ­ turned a verdict holding Mrs. 1j »there arc others. croix criminally responsible for How It Was Done Testimony disclosed thnt the the deaths. . A wnrrnnt for Mrs. Lacroix's Canudian shoe man would go to the United States, make u large arrest wus issued and a charge of cash deposit on a shipment of niunsluughtcr was placed against tihoes und present the invoice of her. It is intimated by the uulhorithe balance to the customs depart­ ment us a statem ent of the total tics th a t when she comes to trial value of the shipment. It was further evidence will lie submitted charged th at one Chicago firm In­ by the prosecution, to show that voiced n shoe, which they sold for tho baby farm wua conducted on $1.75 in the United States a t $1.75 nn extensive scale, ns many as eight hutiics being kept tlicro a t to a Winnipeg firm. Cyril Knowles, assistant inspec­ one time, nnd th at since August tor of customs, offered the hulk Inst seven deaths have occured of the testimony in the shoe fraud. there. When the practices of the Ameri­ A_ mother of one of the children can shoe exporters became known testified th a t on January 29 she to the customs authorities they cut had taken tho baby, only n month off future shipments, he stated, nnd a half old, but weighing six hut tho "black-listed” exporters nnd three-quarter pounds, and defeated this order for a long perfectly healthy, to Mrs. Lacroix. time by shipping goods into Can­ On February 111, it was dead and ada under the names of American firms in good standing, The manager of a local storago Tennii,( etc., let | be your( thought I SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARG CUSTOMS PROBE HAS UNEARTHED SMUGGLING PLOT DEATH OF SEVEN ShocH, Clothing And Autos BABIES LAID TO Sapiro Quarrel With Sent Across The Border On Faked Invoices; Boot* QUEBEC WOMAN Farmers Is Revealed loggers Make Big Profits Evidence S h o w s Little In­ mates Of Farm Died From Insufficient Nourishment; Woman Is Held For Murder For jj E L I: C | DAYTONA BEACH, Kin., April other sections of the States it 13.—(IN S )—Creation of a stale would he difficult to imagine n Board of Advertising and Public­ looser or less intelligent expendi­ ity was udvocnted by Carl Hunt «»t ture of funds than has coin.* to my Grlnndo, form er general manager attention through inquiry among u of the Aasoclntod Advertising number of chamber of commerce Clubs of the World, in nn nddrrj’s men about the state." Much of thi. money, Hunt before the Florida Advertising Con­ charged, is used for purposes that vention here today, Ho fnvorj such n board, Hur.t de­ are only distantly, related to adclared, because there is ‘such a ser­ *vetlining, publiiilv and tourist enious waste in the expenditure of 1tertninment. “And any advertising agent who publicity nnd advertising tnx funds in Florida that some action must be has hud experience In handling taken soon nr the public will lore community advertising funds in speaks of publicity, not advertising, Florida will tell you even that por­ but publicity Includes advertising tion which does find itself into rec­ and n« a m atter of practical appli­ ognized advertising mediums is of­ cation, paid advertising spure must ten used in n way th at is utterly as­ be considered to l>e a very import­ tonishing le-canse some committee ant part of what the law contem­ of local characters —nnd a new committee each year—determines plates. without knowledge “ 1 tun not one of those people tho mediums of the advertising problem or who wishes laws for (he correction either the circulation or appeal of the me­ Ha** Bril;-f*. of every problem that presents it- diums used” he stated. BklAVr «o|f, but 1 do not believe we have n His remarks Hunt told the Con­ greater need in Florida today thnn to follow the example of the F.tnte vention do not apply to all commun­ advertising tnx money in Flo­ of M assachusetts which has estab­ ity hut to a great deal of it. lished a State lloard of advertis­ rida " It is only becnusc the general ing." public—the taxpayer— has so little The need in Florida, ho asserted, knowledge of advertising and the is urgent for two roasnnt. wonderful things that it can do and "In the first plnre,'1 Hunt contin­ because the public is often misin­ ued, "practically every city und formed n« to Hu* results obtained r*?- county in the stnte, and this even that we still have faulty admini­ includes quite small cities, has a stration of advertising tux levies tnx levy for advertising, and if this in many of our communities” he is to be continued, which of course asserted. wo hope it will lie, there must he “ Such a State Hoard ns I have more intelligent use of these funds. suggested would do a world of good Peoule will get tired of the adver­ If the law establishing it did noth­ tising tux unless the money raised ing further than to require that for the purpose of advertising can each municipality prepare nn ad­ he employed so th a t it will yield vertising plan and budget nnd sub­ nt least some return. mit it to the State Hoard for Con­ “And in the second place while I structive criticism, am not intim ately informed upon “The public is a t least entitled to the mnnner in which tnx advertis­ know what it is getting for its ing fund* have been employed in money." Gives. Hollywood the Ha-Ha resolutions, nnd fnrw»ru dor the g re a t sen| of surviving relatives cetuMLfu* i Board Of A d vertisin g Is Urged By Orlando Man In Speech A t Daytona Beach comer uncnrw •»«. wjnys was ready to express ms | "W hercns.\this body, Wnllor Gilchristi wan uum nry 15 185R, while his mother opinion nlso fearlessly nnd to the mon with nil/ department, of th . Hts noint , state g o v e r n W , is, sensible to firm'a vUUtnr her parents. father, General W. E. Gilchrist, “ lie never married, hut in mnnv the great Ins's the state has SUSlived a t Quincy Florida, where ways demonstrated his love for tained in the denth of this form er Albert was reared. At the age of little children, ami it was due to governor and record with pride twenty he entered West Point him that n hospital for crippb»d this expression appreciative of Military Academy, resigning three , children was established in this his long service to the slato .theroyears thereafter and coming hack ■n fund whereby all children in t-i Florida, nnd w is appointed in- state. He provided in his will for fore. be it "Resolved, by the Senate the “ ■ his home city of I’unta Gorda spoetor general of the state miliHouse of Ref!ro(ontnlives concur­ might lie annually treated to fer j liu by governor Perry, ring. that in the denth of Albert j “At the outbreak of the Snail- c m in nnd cake, testifying in t hi- Wallace Gilchrist the atate of I Ish-American wnr he was briga- nnd many other ways that he had Florida has lost one of its fore­ I dler general in the Florida Militia burned the great lesson of the 1 und resigned to enter the regular master -“of such is (he kingdom most citizens, a time friend und t wise coUli ellor. urmv «S a private and was s e n t . «f h-ivven. “ Resolved fuither, '.hut th-ae t , Santiago. C.u^t. where he was! "He was grand master of n aI onnruhlv dl-charged n« a captain. '»ons In H onda from H ill to 1J1.I. resolutions lie spread upon the “His political career began with In appreciation of his services to senate and house journals, nn 1 Ids election to the Florida H ouse, thi*. stnte. the legislature, session that the secretary of state he di­ rected to prepare a rnny of these of Representatives, in which body i 1925, named one of the lie served four sessions, those of i made counties Gilchrist in hi.i 1893, 1R95, 190.1 nnd 1905. He honor. His nrivnte life was mnrkwas elected speaker of the House ed by brotherly love nnd sym pa­ of Representatives of the 1905 thy nnd by the charm of his big session and served with grent heart he mndc friends of nil who credit to himself nnd honor to the came in contact with him; and state, In 1909 he was elected gov­ ernor of Florida, and rendered distinguished sendee as one of Florida’s most careful, hard-work­ ing nnd economical governors. He was nn orator, hut kept well up with all state affairs, and al- T R I C I T Y I S M A D E H E R E | Enjoy music in your sutnll apartm ent Floruia PoU'cr & Light Company’s Power Plant on the St. Johns River near Sanford Hinignltiu, Studio, Church, Hotel, or Club Tiett' GULIIRANSEN SMALL UPRIGHT Nationally Priced $295.00 Santord Music Store Rooms Hi and II & Gilt Shop M< l ander Arcade Plan Your Dessert For Easter Sunday Now Special Moulds We have Rabbit and Easter Lily Moulds and are prepared to fill special orders lor the Easter Party or Dinner. Or ’ - ‘V - -xT - I,,,.— ii y ~ ‘*J" •£- . ' Place Your Order Now and Surprise the Kiddies With Somethin's Novel Let Us Prepare Your Dessert Every Sunday b e ( ream Is H ealthful A s Well As Refreshing’ SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. Phone (il l FLORIDA POWFJt ft LIOHT CO. Frrf.rrta Stork Drf>t„ Ml .mi. Florid. (MorkXla □ meeting your rrqulc.tn.nl.l Plcao. a*nd i» lire topy of booklet «tiling merr about your |7 Prrlirrtd Slock and lb. Company. I *lih to aubaerlba lor____atain your f? PrrttrrrJ Slock at price a! 1100-IX) and accrued dividend per at,arc. Scad bill to me allowing eiact amount due. I with loaubarrtbc tor____ .Karri pour 17 Preferred Block on Ea.r Payment Plan of ft* per aKara down and 110 per abate per month until Slut00 and accrued dividend per abate In, been paid □ Plcaaa ahlp------abarxa pour »T Preirrrrd Slock a< ktoono and accrued dividend per abate wftb draft attaclwd through Firm. P - t>eCaUse when they do so they know the) v/ not speculating. They know this FIRMLY ESTABLISHED company whose busine* serving NECESSITIES of every-day life is growing rap LhmrD,Sl^ t£^ r.?aving8 are SAFE “ d that the Company be DEPENDED UPON to pay dividends regularly and prom every j.tnonths. These dividends amount to 7% peratf JSkA r * i - i n w t ig O R savings in this $7 Preferred Stock. S .r w e f Y w i ft.nk__________________________________________ Name A R T of the electricity produced by Florida Pow< Light Co. com es from th is n e w p o w e r plant on th< Jo h n s River n ear Sanford. T h e EARNING POWER o im m e rs e plant us well a s th e earning power of all the C pany s o th er pow er plantB, gas plants, ice plants and ro tucle of pro p erties a n d equipment stands back of Fit P o w er & lu g h t C om pany’s Preferred Stock. Hundred o u r c u sto m e rs and o th er local people are putting their sa* i w \/ 1. �the Steelier DownsW lndek Burmylando Heads A dvertising1 Body Zbysko In 45 M inutes & 5 S : -H e rr is V thetorch DAi TON A ltBACH, Flu., Apr. I - —(IN S )— Frank Uurmylnnuo was elected chairman of the the heavyweight wrestling title. fouith district international ad ­ The Nebraskan threw WJndek vertising association a t the clos- Zbysko with a back drop after 45 nijr sessiun of the annual conven-| minutes <,f w m tU n g lure las; tion here this afternoon. night. Mohle Prcigg "f St. Petersburg, hay Steele, Caiifnrnia Collegian, was elected secretary.* • was pinned to the m n tiiy Jim LonVice-Chairman elected were: •Ins in 3(1 minutes. 41.seconds. IxmW alter h. Bigelow of Miami; Don oos threw Steele over his *head Kmorv of Duytontt Bench; M. S. five times with flying mares and Knight of Tam pit'; and M. T. th? collegian had to be tarried to Hcspress of Jacksonville. ids corner at the end. St. Petersburg was awarded the 1H28 convention t„ l«, Jh-j j ,a.xt April. WASHINGTON, Apr. 12— (IN S) —President Coolidge has not yet F. S. NOT!*: TO MEXICO made nny selection of the summer MEXICO CITY, Apr. 12— (If white house sit.*, he told callers to­ day. .—Ambassador Sheffield has reci ed n note from Washington for i rentation to the Mexican fore MIAMI -Work started on $100,. office today. The contents were 0((i) n e w 'ship slip a t -Harbor Ter revealed. tuimil Island. Phiuie 207 EASTER BAZAAR D. R osier , -MO I . M„ in |rant of I’iggly Wiggly VSTEU MOOS—HOME COOKING sA N ro n n t if r a l d . T u e s d a y 12. in27 BIG WELCOME T 0 AWAIT- TOURISTS ON LONDON VISIT PACE m m ?*; wai'ldi, in now finlslicil. The oldfashioned a ir uf dinghies* has d ■tinned, la place, one has a beau ilful curve of imlntinl building, ull in glistening white. -----• Old Places (.Nine Similarly, in O xford,Street, Pic. cmililly, Itoud Street, oven Fleet F o re ig n B an k s in H a n k o w M e n a c e d 11127 Visilors A r e To I'ltid rransfornivd Cfly During Coming Summer; Building Operations Are Extensive American architects have been aide lt»* produce. Three new hotel-t have been op­ (INS)**-A great welcome will bd staged by ened In Mnj-fatr—tbe heart of u rr the London this summer for American istoi ralie.- * Isittdon—dt rine past thpot), nionth.i. They hnvo visitors. . . . Tiavelors from the Unit2;i aimed- Hffllitrnteb’ at excelling States will f(nd what, in m any the standard set by the premier ways, might bo described ns a American fashionable hotels. Even “transform ed London." All the in moderate priced suites one great building operations lira', finds hath; of onyv nnd jade ala* have been under wny during the busier let into marble floors in pa: t four or five years have, ut­ looms the walls of which arc of most in n night, rcnchqd the stag* black class inlaid with silver. In every room, wardrobes a n of cumpletion. In many places fitted with double lighting sets, Ismdop (looks like a neW city. The transform ation of Piccadil­ showing clothes us they up pear in ly Circus, tlie hull of the city, is the daylight und under artificial practically complete. The gigantic light. operation of transform ing Urgent PF RHINE - More than 233 cars Street, the city’s greatest shop­ ping wuyN^\km.»n eighteenth cctt- of tomatoes valued at upproximatetury »nt inns)there into the finest lj| Sj50,OOtJ shipped during-recent ami most modern street in the work from lids section. .LONDON p. PIPE ORGAN CLUE OUR CREDITORS SAY W E MUST PAY *{•4*4*4*4*4*•}■4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4-v+4*•>*1* anford Loan & Savings Co We Must Raise CASH and J*rices are Smashed in Our (INCORPORATED) SANFORD, FLORIDA C a p ita l $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Directors olio V. Oberlioltzer ,’harles Dunn . M. Wallace Directors “Pick mil au enterprise in Us Infancy—make sure it is a business in which large profits can be made, and that is hon­ estly administered by competent people, and put your money into it." RUSSELL SALE P. (lagan FOLKS THE TIME HAS COME—WE’VE GOT TO PA Y -U P AND WE’RE MAKING THE MOST DRASTIC Joe Cameron It. .1. Holly A. Mincliew i PRICE REDUCTIONS EVER ATTEMPTED IN SANFORD ON A STOCK LIKE OURS. I LARGE NEW STOCK IS THROWN ON THE BARGA IN COUNTER IN A LAST MINUTE EFFORT TO T Paul A. Oberholtzer | OlIR BIGHT PER CENT PROFIT SHARING STOCK IS NOW OUR ENTIRE RAISE MONEY. IT’S OUR LOSS A N D YOUR GAJN A N D THE BUYING PUBLIC WILL REAP U N ­ HEARD OF VALUES. COME EARLY, FOR BARGAINS WE GIVE IN THIS SALE WILL NOT LAST LONG SELLING” 4*4*4*4*4-+4*4i4*•J-4-4'4- -M 4-4*4* 4*4*,4*4- 4*4*4*•}• SYLVAN LA K E-TH E BEAUTIFUL ADJOINING I’AOLA HUGH S. MITCHELL . i4r OWNER AND DEVELOPER "KTOf: Soul hern Office: IMf"iil ('Immhcr of ('ommerce Sylvan Lake, Florida miiiule Coiinly C'hnmbiT nf CumR. R. EI(lri(lRt,,lSniifur*l, Florida. N nrlhern O ffice : !!t',UTS: 11 Ranks in Sanford 2 lli Citizens Rank Itliljf. Wilininglon, Deleu are4 Sylvan Luko is miu of the most beautiful spots in Florida. I wo excel­ lent hard roads lead from Sylvan Lake to Sanford, Thu now road to LmitfWend and Orlando is close to Sylvan Lake. The trc.ins of the A. C, L. It. It. Mop at Sylvan Lake Station. The new County Boulevard through First Street is now completed. Fine homes und wonderful Citrus Groves sur­ round Sylvan Luke. Sylvan Lake development is high and dry with !)2 Let elevation. Our landscaping department has beautified all homesite.j. All shade trees have been left to protect the homes. In the making, there is a beautiful Park at the entrance to Syhan Like, and will include concrete walks, stone seats, ferns and Rowers. The lumber cut by our mill is now available for homes. Homes, und double apartments, for sale or for rent, now building. Build your home at Sylvan Lake, the beauty spot of Florida. Here among trees and tlow,,,'*s is health and happiness. Sylvan Lake is a restricted, development revering DO acres. Will have till city conveniences, electric lights, surfaced streets, und three Parks. Cement sidewalks now being laid, with first t'* laird street now completed. Concrete pillars will he erected and placed J>t First, Fifth and Sixth Street Entrances on the Highway. Free iadus- 4*v S iiM ' VUrnishim DEPART.'! ENT Men's mic-piece Union Suit, 75c value, special Value, Red Rocking Chair Undurwear tluring our Faster Bole for .. Men's Seven Point Hose, 35c Value at Sale price for Notnseme Fancy Plaid Silk Hose, 75c Value, special .................... ................. .............. .......... Man’s Notnseme Fum y Silk Hose, $1.00 Value at .. .......... .... Men's Dress Skirts, $2.25 Cut to the low* price of r .....Jl Men’s every day Pants, $2,50 Value . t Mru Work Bhoiv, high itro'lo Work : linen, ?3.oi> value for $ 1 .9 5 Mi'ii':' Law QunrtiT Dro. - Shoes, valors black ami tan, latent s.l\ly, $5.P0 ami $11.00 values will be Miirificul during tiiis Bale at $ 3 .9 5 Men's teady wear Union make Work SIiuuh $ i.(m value . S:L25 We lam* just received a new line of W. L. Douglas SIiocs for ladies and men which we will allow 111 per cent discount oil every pair from the stamped t rifts | Julies' Felt Uedrnp.»n Slippers, $1 value for 79c I,allies' Shoes, patent leather and Kid Oxford:* $4,00 value during this F aster Sale a t .S'2.95 l.u d lc ' White Kid Slippers for F aster, low and high heel, regular ?■! value during the MEN'S NECK WEAR A h asrorlm etit «if p e n ’ Knitted Ties, 75c value lit Men's solid Leather Belt 75e value at , tri.. DRY GOODS tJEPARTM ENT . :bi' Our entire line of dry goods will be closed out a t a sacrifice. Wo are going to discontinue our dry goods departm ent and everything will be sold below cost. (T ’RTAIN SCRIM Fancy Border, 15c yard, now a t a special Good Grade Marquisette that sells for Ilfie per yard, at our F aster Sale for . . 19c ( retomic that sells regular for 30c will go for the low price of 1Sc Silk Stripe Drapes in Rayon guaranteed fast colors 27-in wide, $1.25 value now 59c Dress Prints will be closed out at a special * price of Just .. ... J5c Windsor Crepe for summer underwear, 35c value a ill go at 19c* 32-imh (lingbutn of guaranteed fast colors will go for I8 t! Pure Linens, plain and stripes, $1.5(1 values id mil* Kinder Sale ____ 7 (J c Mt a s ( aps, Stern make, $1,75 raps will go in our Faster Sale regardless a t SI. 19 M eas leather Work Gloves, handy to have. Get a pair now $1,25 value only at 85c Ladies' Hut Boxes, $*1.5li value now on sale a t u low price .................... . w u n IIOUHKHOI.D AND KITCIIKN UTBNKII.K AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Opr prices dirt cheap mi this sale. Flour Sifter that *cll lo r 30e, now on sale $1.50 Aluniinuin Pitchers, I qtn. will go at •*s Aluminum Oblong Dish Pun, $1.50 values now a t ..... ......................... 11 (it. Gray Enam el Pish Pan, 75c value Ahmi'iium Double Boiler, $1.50 value While 1 riple Coated Enamel Combinels, $1.50 vulue ... . ... __ (j Lumli Boxes with thermos bullion, $2.1)0 value ..... ...................... ............ .................$ 21.5 p tr AlumiminI - Ire W nti'r I’IfitWflt *$ l. 2.Vr value ....................... 79c Lanterns, $1.25 lanterns will ho »olJ a t .......... Lanterns, $1.25 laiUcras will be raid at .. .. 8 9 c 5 Gallon Garbage vans will soil for $1.69 Bread and Cake Hexes reduced to ......... * 1 .0 0 Heavy Grady Aluminum try in g Fans $1,511 value ...................... ........................ Gray Enamel Coffee 1’ots, Clle vulue a t ... . 39c BROOMS 10 dozen brooms, 75c value will In* sacrificed a t 4 f ) c $2.00 Aluminum Kettles now ... , . S U 9 Mops, $1.25 vulue wifi go a t ............................... 7 9 c Grey Enamel Busins, big value at ... 19 c Jap. Knainel Waste Baskets, special 79c 10e Ice Tea Glasses, apodal a t .............. Salt and I’oppc r Sets, tray, n pick up 69c One lino of buys Dress Shirts, assorted colors, ? i.r.iiv „ i„ , SLID (•AltllKN TIMII.S Steel Bakes, $1.50 value at each ,S (.()() Lawn Edge ('u tters ..... , S i.25 Grass Cycles, 5Or v a lu e ............. :u )c Spray Nozzles, 7fie vnliie ,*. , 49c Lawn Mo-Acr**, Peacemaker und hall bearing lawn Hlower4, SIO.OII vnlye fpr . 50 HUG A M ) FLOOR COVERING *' „ DKPAKT.MENT I*i'Vi » T ‘ iEXTRA 7| “, 1SPECIAL , „ -I 11vf.. .ft?. jM CyijJMB Reduced Prices On Sundnra Ruga Sunduin rtigs are guaranteed sand ami g rit proof, They must give* Satisfaction or your money btirk. Price reduced lower tbuii yver before, Duj you* vugs now for F aster nnd saw money. ’ '* (TxU Rug, $0.00 value redured to . 715x0 Rugs, going in tld i sate for S7.9h 0x9 Rug, regular $111.50 value nov Z9.2R 0x101:» Rug, $15.00 value, (dice XD.75 0x 12 liug, $18 00 value a t $12 95 Ladies' Silk Hose, 75e value Lndb’»’>(IgOd Gvmlc Silk Hove, all colors, $1,50 vjilde at . . . ... . * .......... . ....,....... (g if t ENTIItE STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT WILL ABSOLUTELY BE iREDUCED AT A VERY LOW PRICE. ,¥* f . -' # CUR CREDITORS: OUR STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IN ORDER TO PAY OFF ^ DON’T FORGET, SALE ENDS SATURDAY. 211 SANFORD A VEN U E Phone 550 SANFORD. FLORIDA �TIIE SANFORD HERALD,' TUESDAY I PAGE FOUR The Sanford Herald Snakes Admit They’re Enem ies IPa lil lt lir A f t p n * fte r««a a H 'f» t fa n ^ n r al nnfnrtl, f l l H I a 111 M a t n a l l a t a r a u a . The other day the editor of this paper received a well it ten letter conveying progressive ideas proposed for the run Hmirr. ' -i*.-tTpopt nf municipal condition*. It was in full accortl Uflahrr IT. unfu! -i with orr own ideas on a matter of much civic importance. !l at Sanfnril. K in d Marrh 0, 1**T ____ was intended for Hie ‘Sanford Forum,*’ but unfortunately, rniTnn p Wns not signed. >Kmm..* Such nn oversight is always most regrettable. It makes >■ a_ it absolutely impossible to use a letter no matter how good iniTt”"- it might he otherwise. No newspaper cjui afford to encour­ age the practice of anonymous letter writing if for no other tea on than tbat t hings in general have a tendency to go front bad to worse and it probably would not bo long before ”XYZ” Wculd bp writing the most slanderous and hateful things about "BUZ,” and vice versa, and a personal war would be carried on in the columns of the paper. T im llrrn ld l » » m r m l t r r o f On* A ,, rill llo T rn u o f t ' l r m l n l lono. on But why should anyone write a communication a n o n y ­ l u t r r n n t 'f i n n l S s s oe lu tlP a nf I'wliIt a person feels about a subject so strongly that lie t l a l i F n , A i l i r r l U r r t nod A d v r r tls I iM t mously? A a r n t . « t t l r h ' « | i i l r M /nrli I ’ nli- wants to exert his personal influence in its behalf, certainly ilofcrr-ipom hrr »«« soh m lt fo ■ If a man’s Ih o r o n c h nm ll t o f ail k arflltlli H l l is ts he should not he ashamed or afraid to say so. 1m o r d e r f o v e r i f r n S sn lu trlr nil V iolin * o f r l m i l n f Ion, n» w e l l ns opinions are not fit for him to stand back of, certainly they l u i t M l tm »l K e «o nielh od o. are not fit to bo used in influencing others. The trouble with the anonymous letter* writer is that he is inntoly a coward and a hypocrite. By "talking around” he n i r . tiK ftA t.t* r i . A T r n n M He can "gum shoe” with this cro w d t . — K r n i i n m ; In c l l r an il r n u n l r « d - can play to both sides. m ln ls t r a t i o n and * gum shoe" with that, but when tie signs his name to an ( ^ • O r r p F r n t l n route to J r t k i f i * »lllr. . article in a newspaper his olncc is fixed. lie is on one side or ■t i i i n l r n f l l f i n o f SC J o h n o - l n d l n n the other. That’s why he doesn’t do it—he’s afraid somct t l v r r f'nnnl. « * — In n n n a r n t l n n j f m nntfclr “ T i r « p Vt r r C . " I f . ■A i H ' n m t l f i p o f I m l l d l n r a r o • p r a m — h i i a t M , h n trls , n p a r tn iv n l . fcnasra. I — A t'fim m n n lir C hr*l. T f - C nini r t l n n nf f l < t S t l l t l f l U tln n ftr«nrrniti. A - A n r n nod m nrtr m hn apltol. TH E FAVOR THAT IS L IFE :— Ring unto the ! nrd, O ye saints of Ilia, nnd give tlmnks nt tb rcmoinbroncc of ilia holiness. In His fa­ vour is Ilf:: weeping may endure fo r a night, hut joy comuth in the morning. Psalm .10: 4, ft. TRAVER:—“There will bo no dark valley when Jesus conics to gather His loved ones home." THAT YOU KNOCKING. GEN TLK ANNIE. f. [• ;, I* The birds in the trees Seem to chirp beuvoedecs. The brook's runic rhyme, H ints It’s straw lint time. Each tender young shoot Suggests Palin Roach suit. Hut we m urm ur, ‘Oh, dear■Is spring really here?* B ut vralt, th a t ain't nil! Them 's your foml sweetie’s cull T h a t takes you to the park In u corner that is dark And turns your gentle fancy F a r from others, see? And makes you murmur, ‘Yen, dour— Spring is really hero,* I t npp enrH Hint Representative Ilousholder’s bill for tho enaction of n Floridu Bournes luw is destin­ ed fo r rough suiting in tho legisla­ ture. The dignified nnd unrelenting campaign of dry advocates of the typo of Senator Borah will do more to defeat wet propaganda than nil of tho circus nntics of form er con gressm en Upshaw of Georgia. —-------o-------The newspaper th a t attracts the advertiser is the one that is most widely road. The Herald has the largest paid circulation of any newspaper in Seminole County atid therefore offers the advertiser £ more for his money. Paris Singer, New York inillloni Hire, has been arrested in connect­ ion with u $1,1)00,000 fraudulent , land deal In Florida. His affairs don’t seem to be running jis mnoolhly as the sewing machine th a t bouts his name. ---------o--------The Royal Scots, of which f’rinccsh Mary, Viscountess Luscelles, is Colonel-in-Chief, is the oldest , uf all British regim ents. Tito imp* ■ p a r i t y of the regiment in Scotland In shown hy the fact th a t 50,000 ' men enllBted in it during the i. G reat War. J ---- — o--------I . Clarence Saundersf, founder of 1 the Piggly-Wiggly chain of stores j nnd who WUS bankrupt two years | ago a fter being ousted by tho oth[ er stockholders of hi* corporation, name to a let The Goats Of The Florida Boom Tiie inimitable Enquirer-Sun of Columbus, Georgia, bus a good deal of fun over a poor, despondent mule which police found near West Balm Beach carrying a .sign, "I may be a jackftas but I’m no fool. I’m bound for Georgia.” This mule probably hnd the best of intentions, probably thoTight lie was making a change for the bolter—Georgia is a great state— but like most mules he lived up to their reputation for being exceedingly dumb. In this respect be was not so different from most of the Georgia people who flocked to Florida in 1925, only to re­ turn to their native state during the slow months following. Failing in their efforts to make a million the first year of their real estate investment s. t hoy threw flown their holdings nnd returned to the rod clay bills. There they will grow old in poverty thinking of the wealth that might have been theirs if they had just hung on to this little Florida lot or that little iiil» Enquiror-Sun spunk.* of the mule ns an “intelligent beast”, this mule leaving Florida for Georgia. But t hose from Georgia who have stuck it out are the "intelligent beasts." Aim ist without exception they have gone to work, in the cities or on the farm, digging in with tooth and nail, building houses and running stores, or trying to make two potatoes glow where one had grown before, determined to accomplish what they set out to in the first place. They are waging a great fight, trying to live, and keep up their realty payments. And they will win. It will not he so many more months be­ fore there will again he demand for Florida land nnd those who have made sacrifices in order to hang on, will be amply repaid. They may look like jackasses now. hut most of them are too busy to do nnv braying. And what of those who became disgusted, refused to work, and returned lo llu: red clay hills of Georgia? The Enquirer-Sun, with becoming fair-mindedness, does "not suggests hat he who does not come to Georgia is a jack­ ass; neither would we intimate that he is a fool. We would say, though, that lie who does conic to Georgia is neither a jackass nor a fool." Possibly so, but isn’t it equally true, that those who came to Florida nnd did not remain are the goats, Ihe goats of the Florida boom? I SAW MYSELF KXCIIAN'iB All the newspapers agreed yes­ News: ".Struck him across the terday th a t Alexander Kerensky left cheek with tho bouquet." had Im-cii slapped in the face by American: "Dropped her flow­ >i young woman on the stage of ers and slapped him in fliu face i he Century Theatre, As a mat with her gloves." lei* of news-reporting, illustra­ 'lim es; ".Slapped him vigorous­ tive of the difficulty of obtaining agreement even l e a n eye-w llm -s ; ly with her gloves three times." account of the same incident tak - 1 Herald Tribune: “ Beat him on ing place publicly, it is in terestin g ' the face and head . . . a half-dozen to not some of the variance as to blows.” details. Evening World: Struck him These are descriptions of the across thefaro "several times." manner in which the young M inor: Struck him a single Woman struck the blow: time. World: "Slashed him viciously Past: "Vigorously and accurate­ across tiie cheek with lie gloves.” ly slapped him." WILL H li RECOGNIZE IT? I’AI.M I1BACII I'OST June, w|» n you reiul in your paper that Archduke Ferdinand of A ustria bail been assassinated at •Serujovo, did you think that was something that was going to affect Ho* life of every man on earth ? Of course you didn't. • Or, if you want to dig deeper into history, consider this, when the Ro­ man emperor, nearly 2,000 years ugo, received a report from the outlying province of Palestine that a Ji wish healer and 'ag itato r' had been executed, he doubtless failed ‘m oist’ candidate. But tho South to give it a second thought and no will not fall fur this kind of propa­ one else in Rome even heard about ganda. Tb New Yolk executivi it. Yet the dissolution of the Roman ba* always been sn avowed cm nv empire and the birth of u whole of tin* Eighteenth Amendment and civilization and religion began then. always will lx- and the states below 8o don't laugh too loudly at the the Mason-Dixon line will tievci that wu see Us true meaning, minister if July 11th •uppon him for th - nomination or T hat’s tight, too. An a m atter of British support -for the, presidency if he should be* fact, the really Important ihin<r« passes without any cataclysmic upeume Ins purty * eiiow-. me not always recognized ua such kiwVrfl, oomuUiiiiK important easily ■nay happen without our recogniz­ -------- ---- — ut the time I la y take place. The Floridu B ute League is sche, mn._ ing it at the time. T hat’s true of every day in tho year. duled to open on A p ril-2:1 with N“ nipl' ' ,,n t ]> Sanford playing in Orlando. The ' fell ..vine day, Friday, the teams R A C E T R A C K again play In Orlando coming to D W TO S' \ 111-' Hanford to ploy the third game on | *UNA IIE Saturday. Why can’t a r r a n g e m e n ts -------------- *------------- ------------------}k* made for th<* two teams to conic Reports from the emit hem part here for that Friday gi me ro that 0f the stale tell of u big slush fund t j .»*•>* Many merchants and other business through a favorable race trapk men will be unable to attend uml I gambling bill at the present sea­ ts ! e part in greeting our Champion sinn; that Nuw York Interests who .Celery-Fed* they start out on I f)Wn the race track concessions ut *! nn*?t!irr drive for th. pennant. Tho <i . , r , . , . , £d»y r-hould be a ,;a!r. affair bin ,*?* / ,uw u s,u#l' fuml ffatogiug lb. gams on Saturday w ill ' '**r*Hl any legMutlun that muy Wpg-hc it foi|k)>'<idblc to make the 1“' favorable to racing in Florida. (Mnxa'iion at auspicious us it should They realize, it Is »*id, that if [they tur. prevent rare track gatnb- As Brisbane Sees It TAMPA - Porilii!i.mlaMvftTfc lompany to expend $LOOO,oojq tew tel:phono construction ini) Father Thinks He Is Still Too Y oung BONITA PEACH—$50,900t •sue to bftVi.tnl on for rond ■ridge construction in this di^ Class War in nrilnin. Religious W ar in Mexico. Box Profits Here. Study Vitamins. By \ l t ’l lll'rv JACKSON VILLI! — Gorn«ti| •id for new Riverside Prcubjle 'lunch uL Park ttnd IVr.t Sip., B R IS B A N E C«|»»rl«tn il*sr *>* •‘U r ♦’«. B niTA IN IS WORMED about tho government’s ‘‘trade disputes —'Hide unions" bill, It it; intend•i’ to cripple the power of trade hi lops, limiting the extent of <SrlV.es. etc. Britain fenrs the rise of a dangerous class war. Organ­ ized taker's nhility to establish its own government, with Ramsay Ma. Donald as piimo minister shown the power of British labor organization, a power that in this c<*intry is seemed by both politi­ cal parties. floPe/dcwT LeTYou HM6 IT- WY Kip 'T&irseif? i'he above sk.tch was ntifc trom an actual pholompk. A STEERING KNUCKLE BROKE ON A HILL HOWEVER, Baldwin, and oth­ ers responsible for the British Em­ pire, know the empire cannot rule all around the world if power is divided at home. The general strike and b u g coal strike showed that the empire might be destroy­ ed a t home. Those re p nisilde must fight that, even if it does mean "class war." It is trouble at home not rebel­ lion abroad, th a t threatens Great Britain. In China the nurth now has the advantage ovc*** the hither­ to victorious south. Those hun­ dreds of millions fighting hack and forth, killing each other, help to solve Europe's Chinese prob­ lems. A British warship riddles tho Vangtse forts. Russia is moholizing an arm y to make jChins1 respect bolshevism, which it refuses to adopt. " If you won’t love me, fear me," says Russia. WHEN BRITISH statesm en rend five lines cabled from Luck­ now telling of Mohammedans praying nt the tomb of one of their saints, bombed by Hindus, they know that Asia will long be busy with class war. The problem is to control class war at home, in the happy land of aristocratic nnd capitalist glory. Religious w ar continues in Mexi­ co. General Amario, Mexican sec­ retary of war and navy, ac-uscs Mexican Knights of Columbus nf holding up a train recently, burn­ ing ears and seizing government fur.ls. American passengers on the train say the band of 300, a t­ tacking th<’ train, repeatedly min­ ed the revolution's cry, "Long Live Christ, the King." Tile Rev. Jose Garcia, Catholic priest arrested, is hold for trial, norused of communicating with rebels against the government. OUR FOREFATHERS wore wise keeping national government am! if'ihlic schrtolr separate 'from religion, forbidding government t<* interfere Ayit h religion uml forbid­ ding religion to interfere with government or schools. Those that would force religious control on schools or government risk tilt, welfare of the religion that Interests them. IN GERMANY there is relig­ ious agitation, u clash between Protestant nnd Catholic churches and the republic, based on a relig­ ious effort to* control the schools. To let the citizen believe what he likes and teach it to his child­ ren, a t homo, and in bis own schools, if he chouses to pay for them, to keep religion absolutely apart from government is the safest course. Especially fur re­ ligion. TWENTY-FOUR t rn.-st compan­ ies in New York city earned more than $5!t,000,000 in one year. “Great heavens," exclaims the worried radical, "what chance 1ms the individual, competing with gigantic aggregations uf m oney?" WELL, HENRY FORD is an in­ dividual, and in that same year Ins net profit was $00,000,000, !10 millions more thnn all of New York city's tru st companies com­ bined. Then just as the good radical begins tu worry about tho indivi­ dual cuptnlist, lie hears that one great automobile corporation, General motors, earned in the year twice as much as Henry Ford. THE question is not how much the individual or corporation earns, hut how the money is earned, how the public is treated, in the earning process .and to what extent, if any. individual oppor­ tunity is crippled by great com­ binations. THE MoltK THE individual or organization earns, the better for the country, if the earning is done <•» a fair basis. Great earning normally mentis high efficiency, rhi-un p r o d u c ti o n , v id e d i.t-il") tion—three tilings that the country needs. JNTEREST YOUItSELI*_ in vi­ tamins, Dr. H. G- Shennun, leui li­ ed professor of chemistry, proves that vitamins bring m aturity curlier and make it lust lunger. Vi­ tamins are found in milk, butter, lettuce and all green vegetables, cod liver oil, red wine (barred here), fruits, yeast, etc. In adddition to vitamins mineral salts arc absolutely necessary to life. No animal can live without Hie m. 'Fublic scIumI education should Include information on diet. Moth­ ers especially are interested in vitamins. Experim ents with ani­ mals show vitamins influence the number of tho young and successfully u-aring. This five ton truck, luidd with three tons of mcrchnndi^ crasheil over nn cmbankmfst Suppose your cur had b«n a its path! Suppose it were jog Little things cause scrio* losses lo automobile owing! Carefulness helps, but you ned complete insurance protection. Call on this agency for i3 forms of Automobile Insurance KST, 2 1 Magnolia A HELP IN TROUBLE FOR RENT TAMPA TIMES Laugh a little- laugh more if you can within reason; luugh of­ ten if possible. Laughter in mod­ eration is fine for tho system —lor tho individual digestive system and complex system we sometimes a l­ lude to us the body politic. Ameri­ cans may not need the urge of laughter as badly as some inon an­ cient and burdened peoples; but a little suggestion now and then is fitting for tin* Led of men—even if A«inr'i:i, where cv u with fre­ quent laughter in use there is need for iijoiv general laughter in brok­ en doses, in steady treatm ent, in encouraged consumption na an ovet^’ day diet. It iiidt digestion, it sweetens lif. , it helps along ocinl intercourses, it prolongs the years and makes them better as they extend. Rbjhililic-t were made to hs tickled. Expose them now nnd then and get uli the merriment otft of the process possible. There’s n ten son, in this pge. Despite tile reputation Am ilm ns have for being quick to see and apreeiato a joke, for being given, sometimes overmuch, to levity that borders upon irrevernnee, for a boisterous and good-humored spirit that has grown to he a dis­ position of general American brand there are needs for laughter now ns never before. The age is a fast and furious one, competition here and there is desperate and merci­ less; the burdens are heavy Hint many must bear; laughter doc Hi the heart good like medicine—medi­ cine of n more than stim ulating quality, of a real tonic efficacy. Wholesome laughter b good for the emergency. Muny a crisis has been . afely pass, d over when some­ body saw the ridiculous in the situ­ ation, drolly dragged it out and flapped it in the faces of those who were ready lo grow l—of to weep. Mi ny a social tensity lias been n<li.vcd when somebody mischievous­ ly thought of and told u joke. A good laugh is the universal shock absorber of these furious, rushing, stressful times. One can deftly shove a really good joke In between two doggedly opposing factions bent on each other’s uttei destruction and m> reduce the im­ part that even the joke will be ns good as now for another occasion when tho bump is over. As a buf­ fer n fine joke is present help in time of trouble. Magnolia. Avenue House U nfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building Fjmcazn One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY TELEVISION MIAMI HERALD It is announced that iicrucri Hoover, speaking in one place, was both Been and Heard in another place some bund redes of miles away. A play presented in one place was both seen and heard at a dis­ tant placo. Well, what of it? Supposedly the age of miracles is past. As a m utter of face the ag<* of miracles is lien*. Miracles tmv ceased to lie more than <usually in­ teresting. A miracle is the depart­ ure from the known nnd accepted facts of life and natur*. Television is such a miracle, ami it arouses passing interest. In ubundant prosperity slightly added ubunduiice is of no great con­ cern. It is only whui one is sta rv ­ ing that ho beeom s intensely inter­ ested in food. It is only when life is barren that the addition of some comfort or luxury arouses interest. The past half century has he n replete with inventions most amaz­ ing, because they have utilized pre* viously unknown or unused forces. If there hud ncv.*r been the tele­ phone, tho telegraph, the radio, the motion picture, the aeroplane, the creation of the devices for televi­ sion would have been n marvel thut would have set the world talking— provided the world could have learned about it. Under present conditions the in­ vention receives a front page head­ line. A few people will talk about it. The scientists will proceed to p rfeet it for commercial and other m os. It will quickly become just ns much a commonplace of life as is ihe telephone today. No one takes down the receiver of tiie tel.phone with a thrill as he thinks how m ar­ velous it is that he can talk to someone across the continent. Modern science is rapidly making humanity very bias:. The senses are becoming dulled. It is increas­ ingly difficult to create a thrill. The marvelous is becoming drab and dull. HALL AND PEN TLA ND Certified Public Accountauta Income Tax Consultants 8. G, GRAY, Resident Manager SIB First National Bank Bldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Iioans—Real E state 1)7-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla HOW NEW S SUPPRESSION WORKS F o u r MY F its TltO t'ICA I. NEWS of dissolving m arriages. Thus while ostensibly—but not actually—elim inating what has been regarded as a social evil, namely, the exploitation by the press of sensational divorce cas­ es, Uto gag law has greatly stim u­ lated a fur greater evil. This we think is bound to be the result of any effective suppression of news­ paper publicity bearing on any phase uf social or political prohit nts. The principle of tho free press is the first and only indis­ pensable factor in the maintenance of a democracy. In almost as vi­ tal a measure is it a factor in the maintenance of standards of con­ duct and morals. Wo du not deny that many new’spupors, us for example some of the utterly unspeakable tab­ loids'of this country, thrive on s.'nnda! and exploit prurience for profit, but wo do e ontend _________ that the that lies in this is more offset by tho ultim ate social good which lie's in full knowledge of the truth. When wo run no longer fate the truth, the end uf our civilization THE DOOR TO HAPPINESS Is the entrance to a home built with qualtiy Lumber LET US HELP YOU OPEN THIS DOOR Lu m b e r '! THC VAHO WITH A M(LL BACKING Bond Grade Zip Service �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY 1 CONGREGATION AL1STS OBSERVING HOLY W EEK W ITH F IN E PROGRAM MRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR Telcph°ne Residence Telephone 217-W Mrs. Daniel Webster who has been spending tho w inter hero with her daughter, Mrs. Stephen Piorpont left Tuesday for Snvnnnr.h, tin., where she will spent n time before returning to her n* ii 0 M'ss Louise AmPr«nn short wells, niece of the bride, was the hi*:ne at Providence, It. I. " " 'y nt ten dent. She acted ns ring hearer, carrying the ring in tho Mrs. C. II. Cook left Monday heart of a white rose hud. She wore for Hnrriman, Tenn:, when* sho a dainty frock of skv blue georgette was called by the illness ol her over flesh crepe de chine. father. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. ami Mrs. Robert E. H ern­ the young couple left in their car for a short wedding trip keeping don nnd children motored to tho their destination a secret. Upon E ast Coast on Sunday. their return they will make their home a t the Holly Apnrtmonts on Mrs. Eleanor I’nsqulrc who hns Sixth Street. been visiting in Sanford ns the Mrs. Moore is the youngest guest of Mrs. Robert B. Herndon daughter of Mr. and Mrs.* Andrew nnd Mrs. J. M. Stumon loft Mon­ Bronddiis Anderson of Lake City, day for her homo nt Indianapolis, N\ C. She came to Sanford about Ind. two years ago and has been mak­ ing her home here with her sister, Judge W .Wallace W right r e ­ Mrs. James L. Wells. She is a turned homo Sunday evening from graduate of Flora McDonald Pres­ Jacksonville where he attended the byterian College at Red Springs, Stale Bar Association. N. C. During her short residence here Mrs. Moore has made a host L. V. Dunne left Monday for of friends by her winsome manner. Hollywood where he will attend tho The groom came to Sanford Florida section of the American about two years ago from Colum­ bia, S. C. He is a graduate of tho W aterworks Association. Citadtl nt Charleston, S. C. He is H. G. Cooley of Atlanta, Gn., now connected with the Florida who hns been spending some time Power ami Light Co. here on business left Tuesday for Wilmington, N. C. ANDERSON-MOORE WEDDING QUIET AFFAIR AT PRESI5YTERIAN CHURCH .u l L. Dean a t *I:J0 her home in Aliryf**!!',, Lccion Auxiliary will j $ y at 8 o'clock a t ’affoGIrls will meet a t -k nt the home of Miss Spurting on ^lollonville ,oua. concert of DuMond ■o„ ami lecture, by P ri­ nt 8 o’clock. WEDNESDAY orical convenes »t Prest * O n'olnplf at 3:1B o’clock, terical from 9:30 A. M. to I. at the First Presbyter- A simple yet most impressive wedding was that of Tuesday morn­ ing at 7::t0 o'clock when Miss Eve­ lyn Anderson became the bride of Elwyn Moore. The ceremony took place a t the First Presbyterian Church in the pres nee of relatives and n few of their most intimate friends. Rev. E. I). Brownlee, pas­ tor of the church, officiated using the impressive ring ceremony. Thu decorations were elegant in their simplicity. The a lta r and chancel were hanked with potted plants nnd palms, forming a beau­ tiful background for tall wicker baskets filled with white roses and other cut flowers. The colors of green nnd white were most effect­ ively carried out in every detail. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Victor Robertson sang very sweet­ ly ’O Promise Me*. Dr. II. H. McCasHii, organist, used as process­ ional ‘The Bridal Chorus' from Lo­ hengrin. The bride was radiantly lovely in her sm art taUlieur of dark blue with sinnll close fitting hat, slip­ pers nnd other accessories of gray. She wore a corsage of lillies of the valley. Community Chorus Is: BOOTH-WIDEMER To Sing: The Messiah, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Vlict N ex t Friday Evening announce theBooth engagement nnd approaching m arriage of their One of the most interesting mu­ daughter ieighbors of America will sical events of the week, in keep­ Edith Viola 7:30 o’clock at tho Old ing with the observance of Holy to Hall, This will be an Week, will be the singing of the Ernest Widmer ‘Messiah’, by the Community Cho­ on Thursday, thu twentyTeachers Association of rus on Friday evening nt 8 o'clock eight li of April Side Primary School will at. the F irst B aptist Church. The at five o'clock o'clock. chorus will he under the direction First Baptist Church Two of the Methodist of Mrs. W. S. Leak. ill meet ut 3 o’clock nt the The soloists for the evening will f, he Mrs. Victor Robertson, soprano, -Teachers Association of Mrs. Claire Everotte, alto; Paul Women’s Guild Holds unar School will meet at Emge, tenor and Martin Stineck at the Grammar School cipher baritone. Mrs. Frances As- M eeting Monday With pinwnll Woodruff will he the organ­ Mrs. Chase As H ostess FRIDAY ist. Lh" will be sung by CnmTho program will begin with the The Women's Guild of Holy Chorus at 8 o'clock u t the chorus 'Behold The Lamb of God [ptist Church. That Takcth Away tho Sins of The Cross Episcopal Church met Mon­ [terical from 9:30 A. M. World', and is followed by an alto day tffternoon with Mrs. S. O. P. M. at the F irst Presby- solo, 'He was Despised and Reject­ Chase at her home on Oak Avenue. During the business session, ed of Men’. The chorus then ren­ [hurch. tsj meeting of the W. C. ders 'Surely He Hath Borne Our which was presided over by the II! meet at 3:30 o’clock ut Griefs and Carried Our Sorrows’. president, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, it was decided to serve supper for sbyterian Church. The preceding group of threo num­ the delegates of the Young People's bers is straight from the oratorio SATURDAY Service League Convention on en's Story Hour a t 10 o’- in order given. May 13. Following this is a group of the Library. Committeess for the next three three short tenor solos, ‘Behold and months were appointed and other Sorrow', 'He Wns Out of the m utters of much importance were Organ Members IISeeis of There Be Any Sorrow Like 1discussed. Land of the Living', and ‘For The I The required articles fo r the box [With Mrs.Sharon Transgression of Thy People Was were brought in and turned londayAfternoon Ho Stricken’. This brings the pro­ iwork 'over to the box chairman. At the gram to the Easter Chorus, 'Lift conclusion of tho business, Mrs. Up Your Heads’ followed by the | Alexander Vaughan, educational :*ular meeting of the Pipe soprano solo, ‘I Know Thot My Re­ j Secretary, took charge of the Hub of the First Baptist deemer I.iveth'. A bass solo, 'B e­ ; meeting. •as held Monday after- hold I Tell You A M ystery’, follow.Tho next meeting of the guild tic home of Mrs. Jam es G this. A t tho singing of the last will he held the first Monday in cn Tenth Street with tin Chorus', the audience will arise as | May a t the Home of Mrs. R. A. t, Mrs. J. H. Colclpugh number, the wonderful 'Hallelujah ! Newman in Rose Court. is custom. pilie Bryan was elected nJinuuie Howard returned home [rto fill that vacancy. A Parent-Teacher Body Saturday from Atlanta, Ga., where [ouraging report was give: he spent several weeks under­ putcr bazaar chairman, Of Grammar School going treatm ent a t the Piedmont kturduy afternoon nt 2:3( Sanitarium . th- Pipe Organ Club wil Will Meet Thursday Easter egg hunt and cookMrs. R. W. Turner. Mrs. J. O. e»lc in front of the l’igglyPope, Airs. Glenn L. McKay, Mrs* On Tuesday afternoon a t 3:30 [Store on First Street. Murry Jarvis and It. L. Christeno’clock (he regular meeting of the IV Organ members have Parent-Teachers Association of berry left Tuesday morning for Mtcd to ho the guests ol the Gram m ar S cIicmI will he held Tampa where they will attend the [ben Mcrriweathor at Dny- a t tho- gram m ar school auditor­ grand chapter of the O, E. K, kh on the first Monday In ium. A most enjoyable program is which will be held Wednesday, being prepared in which children Thursday and F riday. h the afternoon Ihe hostess of every grade will take part. Mrs. Widcnian Caldwell and by Mrs. Cary Jessup servAs this is the last meeting of the apting salad course with association for the year, every small son, Ervin, bavo returned mother of children in the gram ­ from Dade City where they have present were: Mrs. m ar school is urged to attend. I L Ih-ljTMrs* !!. H, Here:, o. Coleiough, Mrs. T. L. Announcem ents Made F-1. E. list ridge, Mrs. Ro­ By Christian Church bin, Mrs. James F. Hawkins ril’ M1’"- Cary Jessup, fifoM Walker, Mrs. R. A. [.Mrs. Volic Williams, Mrs. Moore Scott, Mrs. B. C. J " . A. M. Phillips, Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. Guy S. Selu Mrs. A. Kent Rossiter. TODAY TELEPHONE (HIM. with W arner Baxter and Madge Bclluny H arry l.angdon Comedy and Cartoon __ _ the meeting, I a short- business l i 1 “Md presided over by t “• Who reported th at Lit n," •>nfwl i» May. TUESDAY fir e s to n e Gum Dripped Tires SPECIAL 50c Can Tube Patch « nR of the Guild L i, . Monday afternoon hi **■!> «t her 2 M * ,r- This will he a ud to |T>*‘r 8IV* members lfl he present. l,rc*ent ut In r. nercj Raymond Matth, i dnd w Oeon, Mra. ton. Mr u-i»ir ,‘ Cauthen » Vi‘: "• William j Hurtiy, Min.nk. Mri. .. M in I.ovo Tum or <<j>ent tlto week-end very pleasantly in Tnmpn as the guest of her brother. Mrs. Howard P. Howard Jr.. Mrs. and Miss Virginin tho day Sunday a t Smith nnd son, E. A, Douglnsa McDaniel spent Daytona Bench. Mrs. E. A .Douglass returned home Monday from Bunnell where sho spent llie week-end with her son nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin McDaniel. ra2 5 ,E F. P. RINES 1113 Son ford Avc. Phone 4G1-J u m w Jacksonville Grenier Thun An Imaginative Dream TWO WEEKS BEGINNING APRIL 2 PHOTO FINISHING DONE TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION FLANDER’S STUDIO Milk, Cream anil Butter Milk fresh daily. Produced in Seminole County. No shipped milk or powdered products used. Get the best, it costs no more. Double daily delivery. DAYTONA BEACH—State road No. I to !>o routed through Day­ tona Bench. SPENCER’S DAIRY, Phone 400 THAT WILL SAVE THE THRIFTY BUYER MONEY. 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A professional junior Girls in w hile, sing, "From out the Peace­ ful .Village,” as they cross the sta g e slowly and finally disap­ pear. The second scene reveals two Romntn Guards before the sepul­ cher n e a r a t hand threo women who finally join in "There is a Green Mill F a r Away.” Tho fchi'.d scene duo to lighting effects works a transform ation from soOigs of sorrow to those of gerntly. In th d fourth scene the prophet Isaiah i u the posture of Sargent's famous Tainting, brings tho pa­ geant to a climax, while 12 girls representing the 12 foundations stones oC the city of God, give a nc\V m eaning ami significance to th a t city. Eight Spirits of “Service," "F aith in one's own Community,” "Triumph; over Ignorance," "InveBtigalhm," “Honor in Business, ’ "Brotherhood in Industry,” “ De­ votion to Children,” nnd "Logs in tho Home” lend color to the ta ­ bleau. Then tho whole nudience will join with tin* chorus in "The House of Brotherhood.” PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS $12.50 and $15.00 COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For AH Instruments BICYCLE TIRES $1.75 OVER MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE $2.50 Values J Members Hold [ Study Period he Lenten Season Lf'„ ?u"n7. thi lu °r l clothed by &I,mf,?bcr? nt StMarys* r ntain, had been ship- The observance of Holy Week ul the* Congregational rh u rrh is meeting with ready response. To­ night the sceond of the last scycd words from the cross, "this day shalt thou ho with me in P a ra ­ dise,” will ho considered. On Good Friday evening a t the close of the service the sacram ent of the Lord's Supper will jjc observed. On Easter Sunday Evening the pageant, “Tho Im m ortality of I give and Service," written by Professor Augustine Smith of Boston University, will he present­ ed nt the Congregntionn! Church with BO persons taking part, many in rich oriental costumes. The author of the pngefint is intor-nutionnlly known both ns a writer of pi\o^nnts nnd in his d ra­ matic hbility in presentation. A few years ago ho was invited by the Mikado of Japan to visit th at land and had the full responsibil­ ity of representing n pageant with 3000 participants. • In the first scene of "The Im­ morality of I,i»ve and Service” when the prolocutor has finished reading, tho high priest in nmgnificicnt costumes with a retinue of servants appears to read the Alfred Rob.on of Orlando with the P. J. Cooledgc Co,, • pent the day hero Monday on bunlncfts. * Seminole T i r e Sh op Formerly Ray Brothers Tires Repaired-Gulf Gas 411 W. 1st. Tel. 893 Edgar Rice Burrough'a "TAUZAN AND TH E GOLDEN LION" Novelty-" Searchlight” Arsop’ii Fables Organ Solo "Songs of Italy" Coming Attraction Eddie Cantor in SPECIAL DELIVERY PRINCESS TODAY THE TEMPTRESS'* -MENACE OF THE MOUNTED" "DON GO ON” hi Length 10 INCH LADIES SILK RAYON CHILDREN’S SOCKS W EATHERLY SILK CREPE PAJAM AS 59c Values For $2.50 VALUES $1.00 Values 45c $1.95 m $3.45 ; . / >■ �_A.-/vw j vt* i [MlH OIA Alim erch an d ise, eq uip. Names, trademarks and i p. \•• ■ • *** y*** • ! I Ii labels that are pledges m cnt and s e r v ic e ad­ ot resp o n sib le firms vertised on t h i s pag( and your protection in buying represent th e utmosi NEED A STOVE? Sale Notv Going on. Save 2(1 lo 50% D. W. S H O R T McLander Arcade No Wonder Farrell & R aggett Font tiring OUlt BAGGETT’S CUSTOMERS AUK SATISFIED They are using “That Good Gidf tins and Oils." Drive out and let’s get acquainted. STONE’S SERVICE STATION ‘Unexcelled Service Sitnford'H Only • Confectionery GOODRICH nuil FIRESTONE TIRES We appreciate .yoar patronage. Opp. Snu l.nntn. Cor. 15th Hi. and Sanford Ate. First nnd Sanford Burgess Milk Products Company The Home Of PA8TUERFZEI) MILK AND LAND O’ LAKES BUTTER Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. ManiifacturcrK of Better Fruit & Vegetable Crates “Auk your neighbor” •f" Phone HI I)UC() POLISH NO. 7 Done hy experts, keeps jo u r rur looking Ilk* FREE CRANK CASK HKRVICK i EASTER CARDS APPROPRIATE FOR AN YON I M ila d y ’ S h o p p e MANUFACTURING—JOBBING— WHOLESALE— RETAII in buying’ 7* | Ive batteries for tin- Tigers mid commissioner!', njutant general, J | Browns today. The Tigers are in state chemist, state auditor, assistj fine condition while the Browns arc an t state auditor and justices of l handicapped hy injuries. the supreme court; $1,200 for j , --------sta te ’s attorneys, $100 for state | Weather !h Threatening senator 8400 for representative, CHICAGO, Apr. 12—(INS>—If j $000 for eongn-ssitmal diatrict the weather man is kind, C hicago-j delegates to national convention, (Continued from Page One) ans to the number of 40,000 arc ex- - The delegate a t large to the na°* pected to turn out today for the tionnl convention and for member- th<- Chnpci, Pootung. Jessfiehl aial llt opening of the National lea g u e ship on the national Domi-Jiutic Naiitnn districts of the native city, ' season a t Cuhs Park, Bxccutlvo Committee ami preal- j had all been clcarc.-(I of armed forCCS. ) The fighting caused grave, appre­ hension among the residents, a many Irelieved that the Northern army liatl arrived mul Wits driv­ ing tlie Cantonese from 8hunghni. Widespread oefuctions of South* ern, troops to the Northern army tier*, to ray nothing of the fact 1 1are reported front th • fighting that the outfit lias two stars for 1 j.onc. There are indications that the every poc*itlon. * 1 armies under Gen. Stiiicinmn Fang Tim teams will play lo the eta- 1 dium’i. mole than (ill,000 capacity, if given a fair break in thu wen lit- 1 in their drive towards Shanghai er. The reserved sections were ' from three different points. sold to the last ticket. Hardly less intriguing than the . The, most serious break on the s|>ectacie of Cobh in n 1‘lilladel- | Cantonese front, is threatened in pldn uniform will be that of Tris | Northerein s tinder Gen. Cluing are Speaker playing centcrfield for attacking the Southern defenders Wnnldngton. Tlie man who m an­ the vicinity of T’auyaug where the (Continued from Page One) aged the present world’s cham­ ering a bill introduced hy Stalnaand are menacing the Shanghaipions will ho playing second base ker a t Inst night’s session author­ Nanking railroad. for a rival club when Rogers izing sheriffs or any other police Now that Gen. Sun’s forces have Hornsby takes the field in Phila­ officers of the state to search for • wept across the Yangtze River, his delphia today as a member of the and seize with or without search line extend*) from Shihcrhwci to New York Giants, supported in the Timgcluiw and is only 70 miles any intoxicating litpiors. cut field by Ed Roush, previously wnmints The drastic search and seizure regarded as a Cincinnati institu­ authorization of hill provides for — tion. police officers lo stop and search Tho clubs that haven’t new stars are .satisfied with what they had any car or vehicle or to enter any and those that weren’t, lost no home or premises where liquor is time In getting new managers. Of believed to he kept illegially. The committee on education "B" those, there are eight in all—Donie Hush, of the Pirates; Ray is today considering also Florida’s The Selinlk, of the White Sox; Bill Car- first anti-evolution hill. riiigan, Boston idol who returns Dill's title, in full, us introduced to the Bed Sox; George Morinrty, lust night, is as follows: "A bill to be entitled an act tn of the Tigers; Dan llowley, of the Bri-wns; Stuffy Mclnnos. of the prohibit the teaching in any Phillies; .luck Me AII later, of the school, supported in whole or in lmliatis, and Ilnh O’Farrcll of the part hy public funds, of any theory that mankind either ascended <r Cardinals. dot-ended from a lower order of animals, or any theory "f evolu­ tion pertaining to the origin, a s­ cent or descent of mankind, or ivny theory not in hiuinony with the hiblciil account of the creation of mankind, and to prohibit the use of adoption for use in any Nationalist B e g i n To Bolster Position Inlmpending Fight (IN S )—President Coolidgu lends the hosts of fandom Into action to­ day. The first hull of the P.I27 season will hu chucked out of the presiden­ tial Imx to open tho series between Senators and Bed Sox. Mrs. Coolhlgu will accompany the president, and there will he many high gov­ ernment officials scattered through tho boxes. Covelcskie will pitch the opener for Washington, against llnriiss for tin* Red Sox, ('hilly Blasts In Boston BOSTON. April 12. (INS) Chilly Musis swept across Brave: I' i* !d (oday l.lil failed to cool the ardor of l.asel.all fans for the open­ ing game of the Major I.vague sea­ son h re, between the Braves and the Brooklyn Dodgers. Pitchers were: .less Petty for Brooklyn and Bolt Smith for Boston. SEND HER A BEAUTIFUL FLORAL GIFT FDR EASTER BENNETT, BYRD MAKING P L A N S FOR OCEAN HOP (Continued From Page I * lie 11 ip. Thi n. ,ii o, • ’liaile • A. Lindbergh, air mail aviator, i plan­ ning a flight atf-Pori-. in a inmii plane equlppi d with Wright with Iwind motors, is expected to hop off next week from San Diego for a tent flight to St. I.oui'. ’ "No m utter what airship makes the Paris flight it will lie a great’ impetus to aviation", said Bennett. "I nm confident it will he made this year. "How long it will tal: to fly to Paris is a m atter of conjecture but, 1 think it may he done in us low as XI hours and perhaps it will re­ quire as long an 15 hours. Naviga­ tion is the big thmg. Tin* distance will he cut if the navigation is properly handled. W- are fortunate in having a most aide nnd exper­ ienced navigator in Commander Laney Dreg Store McLANDKK ARCADE SANFORD’S ONLY FLORAL SHOP Your Guarantee Of tlu« highest Bn.Mii- Have Mail) Injuries ST. LOUIS, Apr. 12—(IN S) Whit, hill and Bander and Zachary and O’Neil wire to be the lespect- Save Dollars * type me­ once C. Chamberlain look off at Roosevelt Field a t V:80 o'clock tliis morning in an attem pt to make u sustained flight o f_ 60 l hours and set a new world record, i Part of the flight will lie over New York City. This plane may after attem pt the dash from New \«>ih t.» Paris in ail effort to win Raymond Ortolg’s $25,000 prize. This do-1 pends largely upon the test s ta r t- 1 eil today. The world record for sustained flight is If. hours II minutes and .Mi to o nidi mode in France in Au-j gust, 11*25, l.y pilots Drouhiu and Lit miry. Buy FISK TIRES chanical repair work is past President Leads Yankee Fandom WITH A BOX OF DDK SUPERIOR CANDIES ST E W A R 1 , 1lie Florist McLumlcr Arcade—A. It. Platt. Mgr, S O L O N S VETO MOVE TO HELP STATE SCHOOLS REMEMBER “HER” EASTER •w Pierson and Larkin Gas, Oil and Yulraniii; Itlnck Itavea Cleaner u I’op Dressing Year’s Experience Next lo Ford Gurus'! W heeless & Welsh 218 Oak Ate. How’s Your Top? 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Sanford. for poultry and good for all kinds BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation lonnS ' If nn e r r o r I* tn«d« I—Rooms Without Board. j of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh J? "P.nford Herald will n o t he boxes and general cement work ONE r.-ROOM— House $25 a and dry location for a homo and K u (or more m a n one Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ti r- FOR RENT —Furnished or unfur­ month; one il-rooni house $30 a four * ... insertion. th e r e f o r e “T “ nercs in muck for vegetables wiHuger, Prop, r/(R« ghoul il ho n o tifie d at M, t!Ja nished rooms space for car 1009 month. Both on Holly Avc. near ! or bulbs—it will raise anything A. C. L. shops. R. B. W ight, Phone —the man who w ants to work can Union Avc. J iros-TiNUANCi: n r t m . M .4 -• 1C. in p o r n o ' a t 1 he make a good living from this LANKY, S DRUG STORE—Pre­ 7 era ill office o r by place. If von.nre interested add­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are LARGE FRONT Room furnished Mbe *11 Telephone tlU contln* for housekeeping or sleeping, ?I 17— llu sin ess i ’luces F u r Kent ress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. as near you ns your phone. Call It'll • 'c r ie r s are not vnUJ. weekly. 311 E. nth StAny reasonable offer and terms m Vf ICATION IN O E X t T h e nr» ' r MALL —iron-clad warehouse on will be considered a fte r you have TH IN K —If you nre thinking of „lnK clnenlf 'ration* Q e N u u LROOMS.— With or without menit. Commercial St. track. It. B. Wight, seen the property. numbered fur building, why pay the Architects arJ!*ril anil They are madeReasonable L i reference rates. Lincoln Hotel. T I G E R ,. 1’hone 10. sevcrul hundred dolinrs for plans, tlVhihMlciily ■m y «nd «■* numor* when you can get the satno free, The uil» under encll hem lOFFICE KOfl KENT—in Alcisen FOR SALE— Five acres located ( Ve also m ade-up a l p h a b e t and keep your money in your pock !•*—Apartment For Ken! Bldg Apply A F ConnrMy A at Gntcia Park, near Paola—of e t . For fu rth er information sec IslF IE n HATH S C H E D U L E Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. the very best soil and can be pur-j 27t SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. ' fa||otv Inr nrlied ule te lle chased on easy cash term s. The I V. C. Coller, Prop. Building Con­ FURNISHED— apartm ent for of tmt solid min fro m ATTRACT!VF moms to rent for new highway touches Garda Park, wnrdn fL. ___ _to tractor. General Shop & Mill Work rent, m il Elm Ave. l.rd* l'o 3nr.i wiinl* for one c e n u ir ^ d store* or offices «t Park Ave.. lovely homes and a town in the Uno will and House Painting, 115 N. end Commercial Street. W. M. building adjoining. A fine pick­ French Avc, Phono 235-J. , FIRST FLOOR— unfurnished Luninl 8* ® words. Young, Owner, 208 p ark Ave., op­ up. Address IL S. Mitchell, Real apartm ent for rent, vactnt Apr. Je word rate «pptlM t o cncK i 'i Estate. Sylvan Lake office or Gen. Itlon fur sam ple I t word* LUMBER and complete line of 1st, 015 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Noble. posite Court House. Del, Sanford or It. R. Eldridge, IS insertion* at lc a ward !• building n.utcrial. Ixiw prices. L IS times 26 or 33.90 ; u<Ij) Real E state, Sanford. BUSINESS LOCATION —unfurnished rooms, 311 lining len-s tlinn 16 w ord* Security Lumber Co,, "W here Good THREE I '^ f a n T i NICE STORE room 15x(10 « Elm Ave. Grades Come From" Maplu and foimtrJ *» It, word*. li ’’ 220 Magnolia Avenuo. Suitable for 23 — W anted Iteal Fstati* Sixth. Phone 797. •a TJ *5 MODERN APARTMENT.— hot small business; rent reasonable. tnw O and cold water. Will bo vacated Apply nt A. P. Connelly & Sonc, WANT TO —buy lot, good loca­ w; Phonograph Repairing 224 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48, I*-. ^ on April 15th. 708 W. 1st. St. tion, will pay cash, must be harPiano Tuning si £u 5 x ..... galn. Box 300 care Herald. •* Do hlK By e x p e r t s w i t h 17 years r o 18— Wanted To Kent H FURNISHED apartm ent for rent, ;-•« 9 S O pi axD orience. 1 tl N o first floor. (Ill Myrtle Ave. et Sanford Music Store •* dih /////' WANT TO RENT— vacant lot CT.r\W iL U m 5* and Gift Shoppe l nl S.3I 8.90 .!» .m WANTED FARM BARGAIN Apartment, up -1 subject to sale, to bo used to build t.44 3 40 4.HI Room 10 & 11 McLunder Arcade. FURNISHED— .31 i.r..1 2.65 4.4 2 stairs, with screened porch; garage. poster advertising board or bulle­ - T T - T uv^ m c c r r c .31 .so Phono 832. cure rr sc* msvkl imc 165 2.70 4.CS I'll Park Ave. Inquire 907 Park 10 or 15 acre celery farm tins. W rite Barker P orter Adv. .31 .St 4.94 2.86 1 71 1.34 ) (III A ve. Co. Geo. A. Baker, Box 712, O r­ FOR YOUR HEA LTH S SAKE 1.10 3.0H 6.20 .4U i or. 7 15 6.46 eqtiipped, and with good i ss lando, Fla. T R Y CHIROPRACTIC AD­ .43 1 10 6.72 i :<a 3.30 .44 1.1FOR RENT JUSTMENTS. DR. W l. K. MAC6.94 3.4.1 2.»J ,4( 1.50 small home. Have $20(Ul DOUGAL, 1ST N A T L BANK Furnished apartm ent, 3 rooms and ID— H o u s e s F o r S a le :.it; 3.60 8.24 .41 J.35 bath all modern conveniences :a 3.75 6.60 j BLDG. PHONE 182-J. .50 1.30 3.34 :.,•.!o 6.7'i " '1 cash for first payment if .5! 1.35 FIVE ROOM RUNG ALOW: Local 7.02 It 1 40 3.43 44.05 \K JB S Unfurnished apartm ent, 3 room* 20 7.24 , CONCRETE in every shnpe nnd ed on corner in Sanford Height*. 3.53 l< 1.45 balance can be paid $1000 3.61 4.35 7 54 form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ nnd hath, all modern convenience*. Ijtrge rooms, well constructed, .51 1.50 3.70 4 60 7 40 mentals, etc. Sanford Cement IYod.10 1.55 plenty of windows, large porches, K.36 3 :■.! 1 46 .iS1 . WOU’D .13 ICO yearly. Call a t our office 4.h0 8.32 ucts Company, Fifth and Maple Store room dose in suitable for complete bath room with shown. .(4 !.£5 {CiOAFlET.t _ ■pu R M £ o '("O any mercantile. Business—Call Electric range and w ater heater X M o s t! 1 - 1 - OVA 3.07 4.95 K64 Sts. Phone 112-W. .44 1.7' t 831-J. 3.06 6.10 4.44 Monday or Tuesday. !U 1 ^ S i l l A c i w d e r ! Two bed rooms, large living room, 9.10 6.26 .71 1.S* 3.15 CLARENCE SMITH I c a im T G o T il l m fx T etc. Owner lives out of the city u. yJiA FOR RENT—Apartm ent nnd bed- and is willing to sell tit less than General Contractor RCRUGGS-SCOGG AN PA W D \ Ni THOof loom. 320 Oak Ave. Call 710-J. 800 West F o n t Street present value. $|t>0 cash and $7’> Realty Co. at Pho.m 441 monthly will buy the property. nounccmenls pA M Te ! TWC rooms, kitchenette and hath; Box 73, care The Herald. beautiful outlook; all improve­ Masonic Temple IANENT WAVING — $10 CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING ments; attractively furnished; Marcelling by our ex* ■—"We do it Better," Try us. Rey- moderate rent by week. Young's PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— > 735 crater. Blue Bird Beauty I nl Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jack- Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park within easy walking distance of son, 305 E ast Second St., Phone Phone 349-J. Avc. , the heart of Sanford. An attractive ■iat - j, ________________ house on large lot. Double garage 1 24— l.o In F o r S a le HADDOCK STEAM FHESSEKY FURNISHED— apartm ent, nil I two bed rooms, living room, kltch- * iitomnbflcs —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. conveniences, private hath, screen­ ' en nnd dining room. Complete FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— ! |85 S. Pulmotto Avenue, l ’bone ed porch, garage, 1119 Myrtle Ave. i bath room including shower bath. I ii first section, will sell for $2,000 Rain w ater tank, house Is partly 1on terms nf $25 cash ami $10 BOOST SANFORD 340-J. furnished. Price $35011. Only $250 monthly* Address Box loi t*mv 1HK New Sanford Booster : (I cash required. Box 131 cure The Tht Herat d. displaying bunch of celery METAL ROOFING—The Hoof Ev- (U N FU R N ISH ED — garage a p a rt­ Sanford Herald. ^ch. Studohnkcr Agency erlasting. . Metal shingles; ment for rent. Apply 112 W -ItIt $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will |u»n Garage Co. standing senm tin nnd galvanized Street. buy well located lot on Laurel roofs. See Jam es It. Cowan. Oak SMALL COTTAGE —on rear <-f Avenue. This property is close in CHRYSLER ave. nnd Third St. Ptione l i t . lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir- and is surrounded with good look­ ;'AJ! J. FELLER MOTOR CO. MATRKSSKR properly renovated; ! able place to live while building a ing homes. A fine site for a TWO OR THREE —room furnish­ i Avc, at Kith St. Photic 092 home. Box A. it. C. care Herald. 1 larger home on the front of the one day service in Sanford, by ed apartm ent, for rent. (118 Oak w £■ t lot. Owner is in need of a little Sanford M atress Factory. Phone Avenue. I cash and will sacrifice the place PAI.METTO AVENUE LOT. — ! 402-M. DODGE t'.-x 1at less than its ronl value. $50 cash north of Hughey Street. Will sell '8 cars and Graham Trucks f o r 'loss than cost if taken at once. WIGHT-CH1USENBERRY PRINT ami $50 monthly buys it. Box N. Furnished Apnrr- care Herald. kd 13th St. Phono 3. Easy term s. Address S. B. S. SHOP — Printing, Engraving. !1 THREE-ROOM merit. Apply Herald Office. Cure The Sanford Herald. Embossing. See ns first. We do P S & COWAN CO., Auto !L Phono 417-W. R. R. Avenue-F ain ts F u r Sale PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju st snu:h liator and shcel metal works , Commercial Street. of Thirteenth Street, facing east,! TWO ROOMS —furnished for light IJJW ornnmontnl nlioot niotnl| can he bought for $2,750 on any I Trl. 710-W. 207 French Ave housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave. 5— Help W anted Fem ale reasonable term s. This is an ex- j crllent location for a Duplex! BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ I |SA\T0R1) 1IUICK CO. Apartm ent House. Ilox 100 eaie FURNISHED—flat to rent, 1301 AL LAND WANTKD- Sales Girls. Apply l<» Park Ave. Cun he seen between 10 -12 Magnolia Ave. The Sanford Herald. In Tlie State Of Florida McCrory’s. Phone 307 A. M. and 7 P. M. In the flowing well district near Sanford, with clay subsoil. On FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hilt It A 6 o F?k.Hv-JCt DE-SiPCl the highway and one mile from and two lots in Buena Vista $050 HUPS—MAR MONS (i— Help W anted ('d a le ) e i ?:t ST sc* tcsvirr **«. rtn o » e.vi r.rr. NEWLY —furnished apartm ents each, cash paym ent midterms to ljanford Automobile Co. It. R. station. v. for rent, on Park Ave. Three suit purchaser. Box xz care HarAlready clenred, Perfect flagnolin Ave. Phone 137 iW ANTED—Experienced tiro sales blocks front First St. Summer nld. drainage. man .yflrn can furnish reference. rates. It. L. Thrasher. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ 2~i—Kxrl.ar.'jc* GROVE FOR SALE: ten acres, Apply Sanford Auto Tiro Co. \’KIT a n d PAIGE FOR SALE-— Few building site* For Aching Or Tired Feet tility, will grow anything. Idg seedling trees, with 30 acres HIVE’S GARAGE located at Sylvan Lake Florida ndSee A Knot Specialist 1,000 Acics in units of 5 acres, of citrus land, including two lakes S— i'lttaurial I joining I’noja. left with our office WILL—Exchange equity in French Phone 102 For Aimointmert as many us you want. Sanford Dealer 1320 feet hard surfaced road AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL for re-vale. These are a fine pick­ 1 Avenue lot, near now high school price $10,000 1-3 rush, balance 1, *’*• Phone 81 Dr, J. R. Vidler up. Homes now building near building, for umuI Ford, Chevotei 2, 3,-years. Inquire at S. F. Long’s MONEY I'D LOAN "Make Your Head Swim” Chlroposhist J same and nre a fine investment. On iirst m ortgages, city pro* l SAN LANTA APARTMENTS or.Dodge. What have you. Reply Home Seekers, Here Is Your store. Uhuluotu. At Lloyd’s Shoe Store 1 Easy payments if desired. Apply Ilox 750 t are Herald. li \v il1'' AXIZ!N’,: WORKS. petty ; any amount from $2000 and Chance H. S. Mitchell, Real E state, Syl­ AM» GOODYEAR TIRES iup. Paul A. Oborlwltzor, Hanford ! , It May Never Come Again Loan & Savings Cm RATES REDUt Ilia -i ** Ibdleries. If you can make a small enshj van Luke office, nr R. It, Eldridge 2(i—Miscellaneous For Stile r oi&trdiut.irs ('handled 1payment tind finance your first Real E state Sanford Fla. n o YOU NEED MONEY—liuve Commercial Avenue crop, it will easily pay for the FOR SA LE- equipment, diniri; unlimited amount on Residence FOR SALE— Have been told to room . _ Don’t Swear at Your— j Electric Refrigeration ] land. and kitchen, of C rystal Lake House am! Lot or Vacant Lot sell 3 building lots owned by a and Business property Chuluutn If you are looking fur a * ‘3»a;," Pur lor. Also two ’ ■mi­ 1Must be b. tween 4lh & 13th, Laurel LDliD — FORDSON Office Young Bldg. N. Park Ave.} northern party and located at Dining Here It Is sleads, springs, ami m attress. 'and Sanford L Wjtrdp.,1, Higgins Inc Ave. WILL PAY Garda Park Florida near Paula. 1 Steel Appointed Kitchens See Me At Once t , , , Crystal Luke Dining Parlor, Lake CASH. No attention paid to replies MONEY—To loan on improved cie-; G arda Park now touches the new ] Mary Fla. Celery C ratei I W. M. YOUNG .that do not describe property fully slrnhle business and resioontin! Highway, is building anil is fine i Bargains In Beal Estate and slate lowest possible spot cash investment. Easy term s If desired. property in Sttitfonl. Atldre»t , Mrs. Swain, Resident Agent „rim n,,K,i Tltni < 0. Park Ave. and Commercial St. - C h in a , couch 1price. If any m ortgages, state what ■ Use Shinhoteer’a CwteU Apply H. S. Mitchell, Real Estate*, _ GI.AKSW iRK, l'iiiiiie 910-W. llTiuti,. hi 7Wf* ,'" t ‘hL‘ ""H er." Loan, P. O. Box 503. City, cover for sale. Oil M yrtle Ave. and when due, and if can be paid Sylvan Lake office, or It. R. Eld­ I‘i/lT £5*i"»»tea and Swear by Them I' F irst floor. I immediately. Address, Northoner, RADFORD l j—Miscellaneous ridge, Real Estate, Sanford. i FOR ( SALE—Two acre truck ilox 1! Herald Office, CO. F. F. DUTTON & TWO FIVE-ACRE —groves, one farm s, close in, on Dixie High­ -N o knots, n o c 1,08* ^ ! Phone 850 '•R HUDSON- ESSEX FOR SALE—Well established puy■ stickfl—just bang up_goodj ST. PETERSBURG — $150,000 five years old, one seven, one on way, flowing w ater, electricity, I* j ing Indies shop. Reasonable. SickEasy term s. Viola NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING 5 crates—made just right. J brunch post office building to be j hard road. A. Ilonnud 820 W. F irst St. ‘■°J Oak Ave Photic, j ness cause for selling out. constructed here. Jacobs, Chutuotn. Rhone 41 5 We think the best c ra te * ! 1 til SANFORD YACHT CLUB I579-J. Notice is hereby given that the ■in the district. annual meeting of the members |o f the Sanford Yacht Club, will be ■ WE invite your compart-i The Dunk hehi at the clubhouse on Tuesday, "non In the fiehln where eel-, NOtHihiG K ? TVtCRE’S S om e .A pril 19, 1927, at eight o’clock P. ■ery in being packeU. CAR* THE Wtffc V xon T B'LO HENRY— SAY NOW TAKE «<=OP M.t purpose of suid meeting being MORNINGTHttoG <?uee« around Titcse PRWATe OO/WERSAnCNS ^ IXT MG —IT'S A O F-NOUR. <2o»-D. HCNB.Y I ’O LING To HAVC to select officers ami a Hoard of ■ PROMPT service? Oh, yea.j GUMN *nus OYFlCS - v o u v e , T kat TVTe'S BEEX HAVING w i t h t h a t F l a n n e l cujth AND * ^ AT FLANNet-^ ^ ,, A UJOAD WITH Governors fo r the ensuing year,’15 We are within an hour of» g c t $cue.TW<NCi o h stkau&er Afte Gernsx* pn d c p . 58Ei (MAEtwG ’YOU — CLOTH a r o u n d Yo u r . and for the transaction of such olh wy SHIN-.— I'M PRESlOCAjrOF Y ooft CHEST. AMP „ MG lUGAH CN et business as may properly eonte; "„ny celery field of this dis-J this Company ano x . ham c a /( AOJOLNTUl'MY WHHTEV6P)T IS before the meeting. SIGHT TO KNOW WHAT'S GOIMG *Strict. f ' L VWISH Y O U 'D , this April 12. 1927. OA AROUND HERE, AND I'M ■Crates distributed through! a e T it o p r . W. K. White, Secretary. TO TEU, tilM. "SO i a s s i f i c d Rates Tf*n"teut orit«r * ore Trail"!..... By Wiiliam OUT OUR WAY :& m M m S ffik ’’ J u t o ;F T tTP •I 1 tfO v L \U1\ i , . M M -'" i s M ’’ v l n w e as M %|Vm r - 0\A , ■ S4 V* WILL B U Y l >M’N PO P V 1 Gy By Taylor n c JL gardener <£>' i - ,( 7 TARKYTOWN, N, Y„ Apr. 12. — •INS) -J<ihn Q, Rutchfort. 54, a j.anlener employed on tiie Pocanti■ij ILlD' late of .John D. llockei r r r . Sr., tiniay committed sui cido by shooting himself through the mouth. i ***v •iii :>j *^1 \ ........ .. .... PENSACOLA— 45 -mile white way system from Punsucula lo A la­ bama hue being plant,, j. -As -• i" *%•- rk** % ______ k il l s s e l f ■it ■■ - .■-■< ■h : I ! American 1-Vult Sine., and Sanford Oviedo, ■Truck Growers, luc, [ s . O . S S M n h d lser Crate Manufacture! J; Sanford U ilK H m M lU ilU U H U U U � 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, 1927 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ******************************************************** Formal Dedication Of Jewish Temple To Be On Thursday Formal dedication services for the Jewish Temple, now being erected at the corner of Sixteenth Street and Magnolia Avenue for the Beth Israel congregation, are to be held Thursday night at 8 o’clock, according to an announcement made today. Plans for making the event one of importance are now being carried out by committees in charge of the details. The program is being arranged by All Raffeld and is to include a number of prominent speakers of both the Gentile and Jewish races. Every minister in Sanford is expected to have a place on the program and a number of prominent out of town speakers have also been invited. The new temple will also be used as a Jewish Community House and various social functions other than church affairs are to be held there, it is said. It was erected during the past two months and is to be the first of its kind in Sanford. ******************************************************* Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 12, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 12, 1927. 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15b750c09b985fa10dd95c27ce09abe6.pdf 2c292d8607b379fd4aec0e4215a18b39 PDF Text Text t i i ied u Ire Intcrnaiionai News service SANFORD FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL li>27 . .Member Audit I’.umtii Of Circulations NUMBER 2X1 l Carroll Collapses While Enroute To Penitentiary Andls Taken To Hospital KILLED DURING Texas Town Qf 800 STREET FIGHTS 125 Reported Dead c n E K N y tlib K , 55. April L I - Ito a Walt C arroll’s recovery, would (IN S )—Exhausted by hi t long and tint, he rt imln d for a statem ent. i . unsuccessful light to evade a term ATLANTA, A ) tn v u P ^ r iiS ) ~ I li Many I'ilchcd Rallies Fol­ A tlanta penitentiary forperjury, O hio S e n a to r T u r n s D o w n in i Earl Carroll. New York thentri* jlim* with tlio usual practice of div­ low General Strike 'th at R.UVes A p p o in tm e n t, S ay - ,.a | producer, was reporied tiiiemi ine ptlsow c* employment in the Has Reen ( ’ailed lly Work­ ... G ren v ille ’ city hospital | departm ent for which they seem ii 01 $ 7 ,5 0 0 A iif l intr T h a t H e Is O u I O l scions in today, several hours a fte r Ids re-|b':<t fittejl* Kui t CnrroJI. New Aork men Of Shanghai Unions S y m p a th y W ith C o m m itte e moval from the train which was I producer, probably will begin hei [’m um O l $ 2 ,4 0 0 People N o ChanceT<. Vi-S | taking him to A tlanta. j eenli iu*e of a year nnd n day on 1Collected Sums _ , _ Carroll collapsed ju rt hef.oe the , P«rjt.ry «hargr* a.) a hath house o r-, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 R e p o r t e d “ K e tfu la rs ” P le a s e d Seek 8torm Cellars ‘ dcrly. train roachetl flrftcQyiile, ,4 1 . . . . . . . I To Have Walked Out 1 A t S e n a t o r ’s A c t i o n “ We don’t have mm b In the way The train was met a t the s ta ­ of girl shows lien* in A tlanta pen­ tion hy an ambulance and Hr. O. F r ic tio n M as A lre a d y C onic O h io an S :i v s S p e c ia l Hotly I Unit's ixanibied tin* priWhiccr nnd itentiary,’’ Warden John W. Snook S tr ik e r s ’ R ickets Arc* R e­ Texan Tornado Hit Litlle T o Lii>itl In I k 'i u t r l n t c n l ; p o rte d T o H ave Limit'd A S h o u ld N o t H a v e R ow er 'ordered hhn to tin* liospilal. Dry today inform d International News Town Without Any W arn­ | Hates raid Carroll still was utieon- Service, “And it. looks lo me lil.c H a y n e s Is A c tin g C'liiel ('h u r c h A nd 2 O rp h a n a g e s T h a t l ia s I’.een D e le g ate d ' scions two hours nfl. r lie was re ­ p.ivini', Earl a job as orderly in the ing, Says W. L. Owens,Who R ut IMellcn M ay O u st H im L O f K a il H o a r d bath house would be the next home­ moved from Hie ttain. Narrowly Hsraped Death Only 3 Of 400 Build ‘ fill ANCHIA I. Apr. 1 3 Na­ WNSIMN’il lDN. A or. 1.1— Dr. Bales denied reports Hint like thing to do, W llic n e d U n d e r tionalist nuiebino-guii smiads WASHINGTON. A |n*. lit— ' )IV:M S-.ual..i- Fem (I!) ,.f Ohio j Carroll bail taken poison, saying “ lie ’s had some egperh nep in injars R em ain;Score( By W. L. OWENS (IN S) -Another alarm i.i g a ilie r-! todav decliio .1 lo ncecpl his in* ] Ids condition was the result of wor­ bathing liars, l see hy the papers," opened fire on a mob of RJ.lXtU (is p r o p o s e d L a w In" in I In* fom m cirial Press librar­ Bock Spring* Telephone M anager over the aiipointlieat of !{uy • ointtnrait I Vico I'rostdoiii ry and nervous exhaustion, brought Snool; added. Of Injured Reporter 14 ies tonipouisd this nftemonn, \\ rilten Especially For Interna­ A. Hnvno*, protege of the Anil* Rawer as *i i"ember of the Heed on by hit. losing bnttR against an JiV?j (Y.rioll, who m-hleved nation­ and it was reported tlmt 23U tional New* Service. Salon League ft* iieiimiiieiiel ruin eampalgn fund committee. AIIASSEK, F in., A p r. wide notoriety a litsL* more lima a Chindso were killed and more Allaiitn penitentiary term . ROCK SPRINGS, Tex., Apr ROCK SPRINGS. Texas, Apr. mif-simier of iiroliihiliou. In refiis!|io iii,. post, made lie Mar ha I William I’. Ilecht. who yeai ago when h staged a both Umn *100 wounded. lim iting "I ull c o u n ty 13| The tornado th at demolished 13— (INS) —The number o When Secretary of the Trcrc I In- n -.i'-iial I** 1 of Senator Goff rcgl-tcred e.) tin* Rain e tla Hotel. I (Continued na Rage ’ l oin ) The affray, which is describ­ Rock Springs last night struck in the am oiinl o f ft*(V hi v Mellon returns to Ids derk I ) it l of We i Vireiid'il Fes* rnrvied ed hero us “a m assacre" follow­ w ithout warning. It caught mi dead left in the wake of th y retail) I’m th e m s c lv - from a European trip prohaldy joe il e v;i >i. 1he regular !!••ed a ma. : meeting in tin* Chapel unprepared. No* one liud a chance tornado th a t last night vir Monday, ho will lie urged lo drop | ■, h*,i,i of tli,, Senate who hnv** asked in a lull iutr<»- lb district, where agitators de- to seek shelter in the hurrienno tually wined out this littl ynes from the prohibition rer- I •halleii'-i d 11 cor.i:i?IUi*o**i unthori- 3 0 U N D E R W R IT E HILTON’S SLA Y ER ncunccd the conservatives cellars. i ili * li"ii. i* to d a y b y vice, or give him a nhuriUiuiti* in* town of 800 souls, was esti * l -> eoiiilno it c’.mpaigii inveaamong tho N ationalists and in­ ' Tho tw ister enme from the ntative S i d n e y l. r.itlon, .lint la-fore Mellon left la* i i r . iji *i■ dm m.* Hie reeeos. cited the laborers nnd the labor northeast. A few minutes Ik?fore mated roughly at 125 today 1' ••■■■ said Is* helirvod Hie impiir- CH AUTA U Q U A FO R iTAKEN TO PRISO N pickets lo ntorm Hu* Commercial it strukk the village, I started lo Few residents of th e town es Jr„ uf I'aim R e a c h appointed Haynes .i .sist.inl proliihition rommUsioner with the tiPress library compound and dis­ leave the liouso for thu courthouse. The hill, a m i n li m r to l|n o f ai ling, chief. It was gener­ h* • ’ "tihl h. emde hv n regnlui caned uninjured. arm t lie National!, t sokliern. ‘.tandi.'“ eotami*lee, ra th e r tin I noticed tlio skica were overcast lieiatr sim naored by ally lllldei stood that Mellon op­ a sucre.I ii.n n a 'itee, and furlh* ’SEA SO N O F 1 9 2 8 . TO A W AIT DEATH Rescue workers, who strn<~ bv black clouds but there was no SHANGHAI. Apr. 1.1— (IN S )— wind. I thought it was ju st an­ Hod vAllantlv through the nio‘ :j.» SI.* rtfl ' A«’n**lnt.lnr posed the appointment, I.n; that dcchir. i I.•• could lull ncc *pt l.e- i One hundred Chinese were killed the Reed i Itti 1 ' ( Florida A •>»iatbill of pressure w.i so strong that to* have recovered 01 bodies nnd m wan toned to 1111 oC\* tla* advice ol •'* In la*on el.allengcd befr.le W o m a n ’. ( ’Inh N ot T o H a v e R ida 11 ( '. R ittm n n W h ls la d tii e la slio between Nationalist other storm. It wan. A puff of wind nnd 1 saw n minister**)! firs t nid to more th* rC.. . Ci no rat I Andrews, us*i*l*iiit A w ay T h i s M o rn in g R ound loldiera and “guerilla#" in tho ter- building nt tlio end of Muin Street 150 seriously Injured who w»( Ittire e Ol . a it c r t a in m o n l l’emu j Ivaiiin courts. opoff.l law v.vi -I leipilre r*s l(,. ( iuM el. ik j, county H'Wictnvy in e.liargo of piohihi F o r R a ilo td W h e re H e Is 'os of pitched bnttles tli.it preced- lifted from its foundations nnd dragged from the debris. Their onl in a long totcm cnt, Pc nr. i*x N e \ l W a r ; S m a ll P a tr o n ! »d tho new general strike, nrconlidjiaticc-'1 f ncm ' t" turn tioii, ami otliei officials into t!te l luined that In* was out of ayiapn* j agi* ( ut. i L o s s t h i s Y e a r . 11 eh t was Imnrovised flares tnnde c * hurled across the street through T o D ie F o r C rim e M o n d a y 'ng to inferm ation obtained by Injrevliirv .ill fe.’r. over nr discard and give Haync*. cm.inland He.* navway with the pre ent pron two-story brick school building • oi'-c«nkcd rags. of t l.e iii v machine. p i ‘ernntionnl News Service today I darted back into my house but .1JT.r.CO [. > ' ■•‘O' If c .'n r . . > l 'i i o f Hu* committee, altbon.'o With th e coming of dswn re ­ __ ____ Pittm an, negro, confessed Trmn truat w orthy sources. Willi llnynr.x hi lempor o \ turn lu-xt year of tlio Red r, ii..' v .*r’ . * i n . . fee before 1 could get my family to ! cue work was speeded.up. The tow . tut i.i he would have voted f . investigation revealed th a t 30 the safety cellar, my bouse collap- '•» n m n « of ruins. Of <100 build .pronii. ed ' mnrderei* of L. P, lliln.ii, who wni r«.I rriei* • fees |.'T V**1»' • harge severe friction already hie. it* i. atiinmnce to d ean it|> on- ii Hi < !»aalau<pi.i is d( voloped in the protiihilinii hu'alior union offices in Chinese ....i ithroui h nclicti taken by a group o *f ,; killed in liis barber i liop.. 113 Mag ,, !nr* thsfc wer*» stsudlng last nl«»h ‘(Mi, i In* . >111111V e*>ni liaishcil work had the senate l iii nolltt Avenue, on the niglit of Doc­ *rca: wore raided by Nationalist) ,. •j:nrv. ieu!« r *he iinyiircd romi. If Haynes is given tin* per- l.iisli'i* pot prevented such a \«d<*. . l i e - Hid women w*«* -Utended the enila Luckily I was able to extricate nt 8 o’clock when the tw|s»*r strucl, r, 2K, was taken to Kaifort maiieut post it was sliid tlmt *1*1 Tuesday. Tho disunities (T tho : final perfornmnei o. in* 11127 sc*inpri ili’ il.e i|iffeien«*o I.” “ I do not like to have the com­ ■ion la*.I •light. Twonlv-eicht per­ this niortiing by Eli riff <’. M. Hand "guerillns," mainly arm ed labor­ m yself nnd members of my family all but three were raced. The storm ffo il \cill Ik* made to divert tie.* who were only slightly injured. struck without warning. ut the « . f m a d . * amt m itter remain nt the lank mid cull real enforcement authority to a oi> and two organizations signed and Chief of Police Roy •<’. Will­ ers. were pill nt f>tl killed and PdO I looked about. There wnsn’t a nr** tntal i-f ff*'\i. Roltef pnrtics from the little il. f someone who tuny wish to luakv. tl.r* It 2S contract, fr-g Llie gnarnn- iams, to la* kept in tin vounded: Nationalist losses were nihi.rdimilo of Andrews’ selection, J Main Strnot, town of Ilnckberry nnd nearby rnna fight over she proponed a charge, wlicthci it be n respon­ tfe with-it '.'iii bring llie Chnutau- dentil coll at tile stole prison until •slim ateJ a t f!0 killed and 70 house standing. ntll.i'.ugh officials expressed doubt a few moments before there ches were tho first to reach the de­ | rat ■. I.i p:,,“ *at stive ___ j Monday, when he will pay tho ru- wotmtUd, while 20 civilians were where this can lie accomplished. sible or irresponsible c h a r g e - 1q in back....... tier! ^year. about 100 persons, was a stroyed I ' .1 itlon calling for whether village. They work ad set uti, a-, it were, a grand jui .*, . reported killed nnd .10 wounded. were Andrews. it was learned, lias not! Wonm.i’s liiub, which uponP»cmo penalty in tho electric chalt |ntni:nt i>* i*cc: ■! comm tnnd make public information lo l i t re I nnd guaranteed the 1027 far Ins crime. Anproxlmntely 100,000 indus­ mass of twisted girders nnd splln- throughout the night, hampered by given up hope of obtaining the 1 , terrd beams. romnrei er. ive ioves* i *:i tho darkness. cveiy Tom Dick and Hurry whn j dt*.l not come ftvward title-! 1 ,v**'n began his preparatiortf trial worker* were on strike, crip­ The cries for help were pitiablu. Itlip fi" • '.d ’red- of the appointment .of a man of his own may come in and state c h a rg e s” reason. ' 't Tho injured were treated by su r­ pling cbttnn mill* and affecting Hundreds wore buried benenlh v u u with an offer to renew it* i f«r tho Journey to Raiforri thh selection n.i head of the dry bu­ } yt/ i 1 i -i lor .hi fi nt< said the Ohio senator. itn e t ear line* and shipping. The Hu* wreckage and there were anly a geons from the IJ. R. vetem ns hus ni-d-o i.i l.-holf of the ehaulnumorning with the cnine outward reau. • ■or TViii u e lied the I' 1>»: n.i it was learned that the c.i'm thr» be has continual y nbowr 'trike is spreading an a re*ull of handful of uninjured nu*n to slur*, nital nt Kerrvllle who worked by I itlninlions have* he 11 d upped 1 Many Inane charges have been , Oil fi r i hr I * f i id Plnul. ■«, t if Ha; the light of improvised torches. i* iri\ *:i lb title in i*! ■ ln-fiux* tk<* Iteed Cmnniittre, .lul. loci several Immlred dollars aince hi.* . n : t and miliseipienl •ntimblntion tactics by tin* lender*. the rescue work. |t i.n il.i1 f ■'.r nl Hu* le n ^ 1* *.s perman nt prohibition < miTtil: lie set forth, and innocent men tliro ig h Hu* lack of purlonage. Fifty Chinese pickets attacked The denth-denling tw ister swept mid sentence. N. r y few o l.uckilv the theater was closed striker* a t tlu* fiung- or else tlio dcatli toll would have in from tlu* south. According to reiht* 3 pormiual w io cri wore 1.500 non •ijon* r ie* will in i-' i iiiij ..f tho have had their m:im*n printed in Tla*ie wlio signed tin* l!*2H ennTho picket) i porta, it left a number of dead a u '1 e ar whisked uwaj Siag cotton mills. h,*..hit i'.ti was InlfMlucw nfoivMnriil p. liee* < alili he i j lal'oo type for which tiiere has tr.i;*t were reported as follows: R .. taken ami, tlio . much larger. -tn opened fire killing two and wound­ boon ly l.i'V.i* v.igi eloillK heavy property damage a t Del Rb* been no justificnHon “ mud vhen (Jenoral Andrew, l.e .•atm* a Unlng candle* nnd oil soaked p. Cinper. M. II. W bitnor. Mr*. |« l days r«’mabi!iie ing seven. south of here. ■re n i d;s**reiir*i:*y ii lintant eecrDl.ity. rt'vl.ii" in rnSes «*f tlm t sort, l*V»n Janie Moui hton. Mr*. L. fi. H im -1 rag* to work by, tho debris was ' o '‘n ' i ni-i ied out I’itt Civilians, believed to ly striker* l of the •iat** budget com nssertcil, . as “tho tru th never i " ||. Mir.. Y.d'i* Willinnis; Mr... U. | b«-for%‘sente Amid thncrashing and ripping o!< t: ice is . art^ ed out. . ill attacked wit|i axes, crowbars, any­ 11k* re nlutio'i inil(*d' of eat up with the /nkehood.” 1‘ Cbamn in V It Cw*)*n. M- S . ' mah lias not yet diudged to o (a pickets,, lot.tcd a Russian- church. thing we could get our bands on. buildings ns they fell before th A mati-n todr.v t > reeonI-’e.ss derldm l lib further felt N'rtirnn. « E. W iA f S f M r s . John 'clnl^ miy p aj. h- inny hnvirfbr *n\ Hie TDc »r or Hope Orphanage nnd Tho first bodies recovered were tw ister, citlsens darted fo r th; fcb-.ii no committee VhvniliT h * gi>*- \V Rtmed. C. Wei I.. A. W. Smltli,M»K him: ell fe ta the eleclr It < uni •he Mary Fitch Orphanage in the those of n four nnd six year old storm cellars. Most of them Ins' «**i “carti* Idanclin autliority' to Mr::. It. C Maxwell. K A William, A negro prisoner in the jail ■■'•Ir. Chapel (native) district. their race as ubout 20 bodies were Chinese began sniping Tuesday girl, their arm s around, ouch other. found pinned beneath doorway tim ­ l*r (»f tit • !!« : r !• i «•(! D »v travel around investigating on it: C L. McKay, M. (’. Hndilnck, D. K. t old authorltl* of a )dan t) ionThen the bodic* of the mother and niglit against tin* Clmoii Fooing own responsibility. u-.- il a bill providing for bers. MeNnb ..'dr... W. Ik W atson, Mr*. denincil man': father i* w *rl iff voad barricades, which are under father were recovered. ii save him from Hi.; on in an c ffoi l *ary finals t >meet ettrren The rescue work was slow as tho S. M. Abe.crombii*. It. Maxwell. Only a few people were on Main tuanl of Hritisii troops and Ita l­ i of iIn* *t:iti* for l'.i27 mu' debris was piled high nnd the Street .......... when ................ _ the tornado struck. Mr... II. Witte. W. E. Scog- i hair. ian bluejacket*. Tile Italians re­ MEXICO CITY. Apr. l.’tM-xTim s tm y ii th at a lanit.a law­ t.iil rail for u slate la> tnnmdn hud cut a swatch more {They nought safety in store build ,-au. Mr:*-, J. II. Li'biaan. .Mrs, A. lum ed tin* fire. it Cilv-l.nredo train service w e. , i j /v • inT mi the dollar ftn is from these buildings c . Cameron, Mr*. I*. M. \\illiains, yer has been paid ii big retainer Gen. Chlang Kai Sliek, com­ than n mile wide. Tho death toll fnjf* an,j ip ii" and one ndil f*a nli'rio ili'il toilay; following mi at- S p e a k A l U pC Iling Mrs. IJ. t'. .Speering, Mrs. R C. Vio ami will r.t Hie last minute will exceed 100. thnt most of the bodies arc belnj. mander of tlio euHtern arm y of the ta-k iii .on at train bound for l-ar-i _ . _ __ oppeai to Governor John IV. Mar­ purp'iM i. It was ri fer V/eh Ii nm! Mr*. I’rt'd S. Dalger. recovered. g in and to the court* lor n »tay of Cantonese, who hn* gone to N an­ (ilr i uin.'.i :;CO on iinane) -do. Texas, near San Miguel d* "rJ The Parent -Teacher* Ar*)M*iation execution pending an uppe d. Au­ king, today ordered a resumption Peaches Begins Work Continuing down Main Street, tho Vlli'iai)*, slati* of (inunajuulo, ■ii It imt. i; it 111) mill to la* on the contracl thorities do not jiut much r.t nek in (Continued on Page Four) tornado played no fnvorites. E very­ wiilcli nix federal soldier* woru »r bill ! : : CO.hiced by I>aIn Chicago Cabaret thing th a t protruded nbove If o Liililii Kaplan, of .Tacksonville, a* i-i one of tin* classes of Hu* Luke llie tale, it i i said. Ipouii i,| ii■■ t late Kail killed mul throe other soldier.) Mary Schi*:il. Both tlu* imlivldiials ground was a targ e t for tho funuc! In spile of extra precaution* la - 1 slr ngthened uni three pnBRcngera \vi*rc wound- oik* of (he most noted s|M*nkerr. in ami organization* have pledged shaped bluck monster. CHICAGO, A pr 13— (IN S )— tin* roiitbem-t, tin. accepted an in km by authorities l< > gunr.l against Jnthio ol pm .-aim <.r cor id. "Penches" Browning today is . a One house was tom from it The rebel hnud making Hie a t ­ vitntion to make the principal ail- Ihmmelves In sell the Reason tick- tbu smuggling of any v .•upon U i \ iolati*w eay of the't el* for I'.>28. wage earner. foundation and hurled ucross th* l)u> )>i*i; t»tierf Jailer# C. M. iiootr .ml. reg.tk'Uoii*.. Raiiroai tack is believed to have l« i o part ili'i -H at tin* dedicatinn i rvice.i of The week'. • tny of llie Cliau- ycstin lay took from Pittman r Dancing two numbers, and lead­ ctroot through « two story brick force of Rodolfo Hallego*. |t!u> new Belli Irrocl Temple Tliura-phone i-niepiidert may be of ... tin* ............................ ing a parade of colorful dressed school building. l:iu<(ua i tided last night with the large pocket knife that hud l>3cr ' ’ day ill,*;lit at H o'clock. •thi.ie ii’il iti'llar for eneli | Tin* soliilers killed and woiunie'l elioruB girls, tho young wife of hie Ralilii has spoki'ii in Ceillcal pre?i*n1iitioii of tin* Blue Damn* |'j.'uVpt.;i, ,j |ii the kocnm » of a raxof outers ! were part or the regular military A large cottonwood tree was up Browning last niglit be- rooted and sent crashing through i wa* impossible to arc rtain mtat'Ai* \V. MaiKenale i iurnrt. There were two Am en I'lnriibi on sev’ernl oecnaions and Singer* with their production Tin* Friday program of lbs Edward ’ ' IronlVimm lie hail received it. d a hill id i..<p|t|i* the j can passengers upon the train a large audieitco has lieaul liim lb,* musical play "lb . Chamber of Conunerco is to in- gnn her career as an entertainer small cottage. The hugo battcrin;. ■ i xi i nt .ion, providing *** '* It •is not c:i !i time. Hit popularity a* a Hu* company declared it to liii\c (*‘ riie ram went through threo woodei. olnii* tux iif f..ni centc. to | but bolli eseoped injury. Two day coaches nnd a pidlm.m posterr him extended over tlio been one of the boat beard hero in halted, '..ill nrobably take pluci t n V , " I M , m 'S d 'j « P5 S k t a . T “ l o‘ . C0,o‘u « n d “ f “v 7 h u n Jn ,d per- houses baforo caving In the walls Iiht i tl.i . I vrihurcr s recent years and wan cxcopUoin.il- liortl^ a ftir noon ne* Monduy. M .i.-t tin- : i:it« camptrol- v-*re desiroyeil nnd tin* tracks .whole *ouHi during Ha* pat I few ly brief MplanaUpn tho “ r f .i. ">M P“ld * K I P of u brick building housing u coinpopular with its audience. (Continued on Pago Four) |:n*..' : 1 " . it. 'I In* Elate were torn up for u considerable j Nt.-f3 a ,„i |l(. |1B3 bfeii on many of Bill” which luia recently nrousod K of “irf ,, T n ie llJn 1 ‘ t-pirliiii'iii mnt ui'.i* rent to distance, but attem pts by tin* :v- the program* given in n>nm o f the j a great amount of comment. In the cd,,^ n » .i .o did n vroltz. bowed M o n r o e V o t e t s O k e y did n waltz, bowed T*. f o r m * bc)a to recaptm e tin* train wcw* hir;? r univernllica oral before var- Local Lodge H ears city, according to E. J. T rotter, and“ Peaches" nr. disappeared. Iuiter bIio stop- T W O I \ 1 m C (* H i V*3X»8; riiiaii'.. Ii"d Vala of D u-1fi*u**tr:ited by tin* valiant defeiic iou dub and church organizations. B o n d s F o r H i g h w a y scciotarv of the Chamber. ped n fox-trot, nlthough sho npW jlP -Ill Q u a k e r C f tr Braise From Head A u ’.ihgcment.; fen'the. dcdicatiiin y inii-1,he , i :i | i!| asking of Hn* federal guard. in this number. »» U v H \ V ( tla lf c v l V . fnronlbU* fo ^^ rd ^ th eT .iil^ ecen tiy i pearcil nervous nervous in this "number. .< almost complete and tho foil of .larkKEY WEST, Fla., Apr. 1*1— Grand Exalted Ruler Charles H. (IN.1?)_Completion of tlio oversea v .11 probably In* unnouac’.jur> I*.i Hour Arrested, 4,000 i u l j. loi'aiii PHILADELPHIA. Apr. 13x ' ,, . n u ri. w. The new temple in Grakelovv, ol tin* Elk*, lias def Beemcd‘ vir.unlly virtually assured the lzaak Walton League, is e'x- Two Earth Tremors (IN 9 )—Two men wero killed her. ( R.HCS O l IC U IU n t 'l Z C d l,t ing d coraled for th occur ion by today in what police bcliov tuna Is V, III . " T .v*. . •' following tho favor,,Mo '»7 « b Shake Manila Today early _____ _ f ndle! ’ Auxiliary of tin* Beth i i “ r«I7,*„l !” ilTo b « l S t e r n , ! . l vole accorded by Monroe county wns nn outburst of gang warfo)1' mo; t progressive for it) size to b < * explained by S. It. Dlghtpn and --------I. -icael eongregnUon. In i''Rvhl !u H o t e l . KOBOKEN. N. J.. Apr. I j ye.iterdav for the proposed issue ox\ th* running hoai MANILLA, Apr 11—(1N 8)— of Standing )■'.! ihnriili* decoratiotil r** ■■ l"*iiiff lie found in the United Stales, ac of JC50.000 in road bond* for tins Dr. ,S amuel Puleston, of the Leaa speeding automobile, Edwai I (IN S )—'Two boat load:, of police cording to a letter received by Exgue, who have diainpioncd it Two m rtbnnake'i frightened resl .11, exchanged shot , . . . KSCN CITY, Temi Apr. lb fn ,g |,t i pitched battle with rum a , nibbtfl nt)d aroplo 11 atm:: 1 id- nlled Ruler O: borne I’. Herndon, uurpose. since its adoption several weeks d 'lits of Manila tonight- DMu* Callahan, lit j installed fi*r Hie large crov/d 1 ho tabulation < : tho vote allowwith occupant* of a pursuing nu n„,iit'i. urf Hoboken today an I J 1 \ la.m | i\i,i)c In: nil111•■ ago. crashed and clocks were stopped of tho local lodge, yesterday. e j 305 for and only four against until bullets from sawed ol |A. l nil.... if Wiuhingtiiii, | ruptured the freighter Furl Guiuc * uf Suntonl eltixons which Is ex­ '1 la* manv charitable act* tin* th.i bond issue. Mr. Dnnn nnd Mr. Jenkins, but no serious damage of am* kind china shotguns riddled his body. iii u bnnl hospital toilnv with -1,000 cases nf nintiggleil It- pected to atter.il. local organization ha* performed, Thcoo bonds will provide lu r president and secretary, respective- was reported in tho vicinity of Ma­ Every m inister in llu* city lias nctivitic.) its a whole and the , )It‘ l wii'ili.l n; I lie Ill-Ill nll'l niior aboard. Tho Hhooting occurred near tl ly. of the Stuto Chamber of Comniln. ronntruction of all road and bridge Four men w ire tnken into rurto- I I . a iuvit' •! to have n plnc« on the . . I v c llf lit \ i .U K I ejml t . h . the t i . uli ut a fight iii a mcrcc, will probably touch upon a | Tlic first quake wa*> felt nt 0:44 Eleventh nnd W inter streets p jWl P 'l 1*j r tu ni i liattaiioogn, who (Iv a fte r they bail bci*n chased program and every d nomination (r.-dnn in membersliip it hus shown work on the oversea highway with number of state m atters th at are and the second nt 10:33 P. M. Tbo lice station. The gunmen paa«i the •exception of two mammoth about tlu* Hoboken dock . vclH In* c rp iI'M'iited iii tie* audience. the station shooting as tho blu. I ' " ' I i - i iiiglil. particularly close to Hanford busi- center appeared to bo about 300 •under Hit* leadership of Mr. H ern­ f l | Iw eiliy-tw ii other men flod at ■ IY RIo from of ec-nlru! don were highly complimented by water gaps to he traversed first ness men. Both <>f them are said miles from Manila, coats dashed into tne street. I 1u H|ll.I I ..111 nil stcllmp. ......; IM in •. ii hi pieliildnaiv 101)/ fill ! by ferries and later by toll bridge*. r l lnriihi tue i xpieted t«> intend. An hour later an unldentiflei pi I'lai.n lie \vit-, shot hy A. t,.,. t Ie*y la d sent a fiiailudi to Id* rtpeukers of note nnd are in Reports stated th at the tremblors ; leading organizations for its size ill I Jr’ shot into (|u* police boat*. % well-dressed man vraa found de:* Mis. I'lirelm* also was grout demand throughput tbo state. 1Wcro rtrongly felt a t Buguio, 200 ... .. Tfio Sanford lodge is ono of the 4 i s-; The rupture was one ofr tne the ii.o'i mo:'* Bass Is Nominated ---------- 1------i miles north of here, the mountain Oil the steps of Lankenau Hpsp. Ymk it«/ $150,(100 A l i e n a t i o n • n..* i» ‘«i. . . . llv nfterwniiU, Bill Rain- j sjK'Clueular on Ntf |h i i w | T Iu b H C k n P P f l capital at which Governor General lul, His body was propped again* , ,v i ■ i. \ \ t . . . . . . . . . 1to In* found, Mr. (Irakelow ataled On Osceola Board m t um i m i . 1 1, v a a i c u Leonard Wood is now stuyuig. the door, tho skull battered. lit el* fu hlgagoz I*** shot in lie* nock by S t i l l r i l e d By »» O m a n |„ Id* letter, mill till* conOnunme W I’ol c llu tibar a(t r r.!iiet» the ml vent of prohibit toil. J__ I „f it* present progressive policies I . _ Up With :t A rrests j |5 r wa :t t lit ii 11 to luivo S,75. , , \ lir 13—(IN S )—A will bring it national renown. It** i TALLAHASHKL, r k , ; Apr. L> MADISON Contrucl let at * m i.M d t. Anr. 10 „reUlcU*(l. | fw (IN »—Akle* Ba»» of Msslmmec the oplit cman hen i|Ui I N EW YO RK, A|ir. — (IN S )— 18t) for eoiislruclion of now high I I rJing the t !ullvn ho( 4 "r H ' s 1r a — ....“ ■*-________ Theft of closo to $70,000 in French school buibiing. and Ituliun lionil* in tlio middle S S G ib s o n G iv e s V ie w Q t » wool is tielieved hy policu to iiuvu int*r’*'Viu” Ilaiul! 'E .*'cTzi'inmernm*n H . S . O n D i s a r m a m e n t u siKMcd. according to the govern- Jieon cleared today hy tho arre st or h Preparations are being made t«- hour to follow. The pagaent is t of this city. Other uppviiitniont) nri* Jam es of three alleged internutionul In her petition, Mrs. Zimmerman GENEVA, Apr. LI (INS) A. Hilliard of F t. Myers as n erook* with LI3,000 worth of bonds ,jny for u ,e opening of the Pres- bo under the direction of Mrs. I charges she was deprived of ^tho Tho triiuldesome (mention of inter- ! member of tho si'lswi board of E. Tittle. Hanford. • uimIi • r f linn «>n*n»*),»•' f ' "V "r 1- Ik. — “l 8 _<*>«* TLr» miMkHnvt nn TnUfftOiV ai support, anil m fucliuu «.» her <.“: liuvtt/ltut (Mtt•• UMl.|.,i um»...,.»„, , IA*C COUIlly, aULU.iullijk (-. . nf ono of Ihc prisoners, detectives ] H rs t Presbyterian ciiurcit, )*dwii to begin a t 9:30 o'clock and cm liaml during Hie inonlb of Fibi'Hcame up again today before tlio | Ra r tic;ion, ’ resigned; Gcorgo W. Ift h 5 n uf the Klvvunl# Scout* have brought him to U iiry 1U27, and blames Miss Tap- disarm am ent conference, with m» | ijm ir r of Muyc*, JusLico of the liinted tlmt tho Imnd thefts formed prominent visitor* from all over tinue, except during the lunche/. I* bl in the City Hull Ainli- presidency of the counc-il., wo* in­ pun. United Stales delegates annotinc- | Peace or district two of Isifayette purl of ii Mchcmc to finnncu a tho stale are expected tu be «n intermission, until 4:30 p. m. Tl I*v *‘ ■i'-:n ed over t * the t i ll- troduced by Mr. Ilebout. Mt. L‘ • following well known women ai ing their op|M#ition to cuch ton- ; (.,,unty; uml C. It. Regin of East liew trial for fiuceo und Vonsoltl, hand for the district session. h" ■ ( .incil. imd niiiu In turn introduced «»• i . Mrs. W. 0 , Thompson, of Turn- to be on thu program Thursdn* trol. W inter Haven ns constablo of «li*#- under sentence of death in Mas.iS hi , prc.M.lcit of the Orlando M.............. , ... .Ganna W alska Will in, state president of Presbyter- Mrs. J . W. Brumbaugh, Haim achusvtts. Rjoit, K*r| l**).nian, w u Oil ................... .. “Tbe United Stoles I* fillin g t o ; ^r |ct feu r of Folk county, *1 ■siicaktr mi -------Inn Women; Miss M argaret Engle, City; Mro. P. W. DuBose, Miam. co-operate in seeking a s o l u t i o n ----------------------------1USSSS SS,;. Open Beauty Parlor of this problem,’’ suid Hugh Gib- p r i n « „ O f W d I p K O f f f'tmj a number of out pni 1ctfM f Richmond, Va., noted Bible Mr*. G, E, White, Bradenton; Mr . Prohibition nA ®f r — her. nnd Rev. T reat, fi “ ‘ • i ■. ■ . Orlando; M r . son, American delegate,, “but I 1 n l l L t U l n d l l n J ^ • nil members of tllb: council, council and E .. .teucher; It. 1). Daffin, Wilson Keyser, ) n n r Men A l f 'l l ofa 11n,911 nrn liinninr joyri.m w.i- in , h.,ri;,! uf 1... C. cutlve. Roger Wilcox. Wilcox, Or] Orlando; Mrs. E. O. Slain By Four Bra*l(.L*re among the the nrominpromln I Ilnci.i* ' pA R H , Apr. 13—<IN S)—Mine. must state again th at tlio United F o r V lS lt III S?)iliU _____ i nt nationally known figures who Msor, Apopka; Mrs. R. T. Pewul'. zerrelurv of tho Bht’.ford onveaion which * will be on tho program , which !* Haines City; Miss M argaret E n r * l»* (Jub and vico-nrchlilcnt of OAKLAND. Cal., Apr. 13 — , CONDON, Apr. i n ( I N S ) TI,. •"mil. to be presided over by Mr*. S. K. itichmond. Vn.; Mra. C. R. Knight (IN H )—Josepli Muiiiolu, Alunmla departed Ives, cf Orlando, president of the Tumpa; Mra. L. C. Ingram , Or xccution of the con- Prince of Wales • .... . „ for ' 11 min, nnimunci «i good will (if the Hpain tislay for a tlim* week* visit county prohiidtion agent, was shot Presbyterial. ^ lando, and Rev. R. D. Dafftn, Bra F t0 in iou ,l of a fiveund killed Unlay. ■ with the Bpanish royal family. zil. . . L " i t) i, „r i „v,. respect for There is to be u pagaent L. K. Johnson, another dry agent It is und . . Then* have hien recurring ru ­ Botli men and women have been l l b -f, vho gain 'd international treaties. ;seti r ri' '■i’1'? M. it , i Orlando. It decided upon und w Hon toward o'clock tonight which will present mors of a pm dble cm ageini lit i>< - told police Mamoiu was assasslim t- the work of tho Kwanju Chinese extended un invitation to tinc ' I’1 " ''-'"l •• to Ik* made in- County’s (|UOte another $1,000 \)u* \i.ro. (\ ral years ago with hi.: FELDA -Contract let a t $17.1 Jw. «*n tho Prince of Wale* ami . d by four men whom be believed G irl’s School, together with sev­ meetings and to tlio pagaent (6 reaching the goal within a fi w t r.in f^5Sn' nl ' ‘“at cump, accord­ .,1 ...’I niViiikey gland treatm en t for rejuv- 802 for construction of new scIumI B*. a t rice uf .Spum, but th u to be bootlegger* who were angered • ! fjdjcr.x pn-i nt. ' weeks wn» taken. The by Miitiiola’n uctiylty against them. eral musical feature* and a r.udal niglit. luk 9 " . t OM < * '* ','. " ill •»<*!»'• building in tliis city. confirmation here of such leports. D liman, whose cffoils on to get 100 new niem birs jed With Mine, ASalaka. 01 ventral Florida Boy scribe (ID each. .W r ^ ^ a l T R ^ B L E BREWS )| Aid Move [otly Debated STORM H O R R O R S i^ ^ ik e s Witt) ARE PICTURED BY £ ....... 3 1 TELllPHONE HEAD OF ROY A. HAYNES [Rescue Work Goe.*: On Through Night m (i Mexican Snldieir-. Iftlled KeT/eT s;f'T fifie d When Ueliel Gant? Attacks Train Rabbi Kaplan Will Speak A i Opening Of Jewish-Temple Proposed Fish Act Will Be Discussed At Chamber Meet SX 38 Presby terial To Op en Tonight With Many Prominent Churchmen Presen: |l Lehman Heads Scout Program (iiveu He fore Sanford KiwanisCluh r* : �TH ESA N FO Kj)_!I E RAF PAGE EIGHT AV^ AP RI I-«__l_2«^t9g7_ ■M W ^ ality—just as your friends ^ have—elusive, intangible, it is true, yet a personality that is real and vital. When you read a copy ol T he Sanford Herald you see in its printed pages a personality that is as defi­ nite, as individual, as truly its own as your personality is your own. T he personality of T he Sanford Herald is the vivid yet substantial personality of Central Florida, the district it so truly represents. T h e Herald is anewspaper, first and always. It tells all the news tersely, directly, interestingly, with­ out bias or concealment or exag­ geration. It tells the news of San­ ford and Florida, it tells the news of the nation and all the world T he Herald can never be pro­ vincial—the interests of the people it serves are too broad, the scope pf its news-gathering services loo widespread. T h e Herald has opinions, too— honest, fearless opinions which are offered to its readers AS O PIN IO N S and no more. Edit­ orially, T he Herald has aimed throughout its twenty years as a newspaper to offer sane, construc­ tive comment and advice on mat­ ters of public import. It is proud of the causes it has advocated. and hand passin review in honest display of their merits. The H er­ ald permits no lowering in tone of these columns because they are frankly commercial, they hew to the same strict moral line as all the rest, for BUSINESS is honorable. This personality of The Herald is not a fickle, transient thing. It is deeply rooted in the years and in the lives of the men who have made it a great newspaper. The same standards of ethics hold in the advertising columns as in the other departments. E v­ ery item in the Herald, w hether it is news, editorial or advertising, bears the same strict scrutiny. Every item may rightly an d properly be admitted to your family circle. In a city and state of homes, The Herald is a home paper. It is an old and respected family friend. It mirrors the interest of the family in the things that are worth while, in the things that endure. Just as the news columns review the current history of the world, just as the editorial columns ex­ press opinions of broad perspec­ tive, the advertising columns arc the market place of the Solid Cen­ tral Section of Florida. Column aft" er column, the products of mind Seminole County's Leading Newspaper All of these things have given T h e Herald a personality that is its own. It is a trusted family friend. Its pages are given the same cre­ dence as a friend s word of hon­ or. It is these things that have made The Herald the greatest newspaper in its field, and one of the really highly respected newspapers of Florida. �THK SANW5HM IIKIMI-M,' vVimNRRllAY. Thi Sanford Herald 1 Must Change The Rules A s Brisbane Sees It aim hi .' l.T lft27 A Bumper Crop While The Herald hns lieen consistently opposed to the $13,721,100 Per Acre. Democratic nomination of Al Smith for the presidency in Five III if. Vague Nations. 1928, it lias never failed to admit the possibility of such an A Clergyman for Vanzelll. event. It is therefore more than pleased to see one of his A New Billion Industry. By AHTIIUK BRISBANE home town newspapers, the New York Herald Tribune, an­ I 'n p ) r i g h t »MT h r S t a r *'•nounce that Governor Smith will be tumble to secure the nom­ ination unless llie “Two-thirds Rule" is changed. BI.OOMNT, DALE B ROT 11F.RS, 'ong-cstnblbdicd mid oiiergr-tic The New York newspaper is at the present time con­ tk r Herald, IsalK rt1* ■■per, aibwrtW * U lb* latffM * ducting a nation-wide survey through the medium of its New York departm ent store own­ floaal N«wi Nerr Ire, reeelrln* ftv » resident correspondents to determine the statu s of Governor ers, broke all records for uptown ttite superior » n » « jn e n tr tk M M il w»H» dally eoree! • ( all «ke Itad IUK errata oC the ea Smith’s candidacy. So far thirty-six states have been heard New York real estate yesterday, lira warld, Tke I. 1*. *• la eapayjal* from. Nine of them are recorded ns being favorable to Sm ith’s paying $313 a square foot for land IT efficient la Florida and he manner ol handltns aiafa nerra H nomination; ten are opposed, and seventeen are admittedly idjoining tbcm a t the corner of Fifty-ninth street nnd I/oxington doubtful. avenue. From these figues it is difficult to ascertain anything nt T h e H e r a l d la n m e m b e r o f t h e nt the rale of $13,721,400 A n d ll B a r r e n of C T r m l a l l o n a , a a all as to Smith’s chances, but the Herald Tribune goes further perT hat's I n t e r n a t i o n a l A a a a e la l lo a a* P n h acre. You would have to t l e h e r a . A d r e r t U e r a a a d A d r r r t l e l n a into an analysis of the political machinery which must be raise many bushels of wheat to ' A t r e a t * e th l e h »-e«*lre* e a e h F n b lla lirr-m e n ib e r l » aabm lt la a called upon to secure the nomination of the Tammany candi­ make farm land worth that. Jham n an a a d lt of aab eertptln n I W j fa o rd e r to r r n f r n b a o l n l r l f nil date. Under the present rules of the convention a candidate in r l a l m a of r l r r a l a t t o n . a a w e ll aa 1928 must receive approximately 7110 votes to secure the THE PRICE NOW seems high; fcunrat b n a l a r a a m e l h o d a , _ _ _ _ necessary two-thirds for nomination. it will seem low in a few years. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927 In 1924 tile best Mr. McAdoo could do at a time when INobody dreams of future rent esthings seemed to he going ids way was to accumulate! about tate prices in the retail center of THR IIK IU l'tl P U m iR M 1,— la elly ah4 roast* M- 5,10 votes. Mr. Smith nt no time reached the four hundred M anhattan, where the richest city m lnU trolInn. , , t—*»rrprr water raata ta jrrkaai- j mark. Indications now are that Mr. Smith s largest number in tho world spends its money, a_I "IVtmniaa or •«. jahM-ia4ia» of votes in the ’28 convention will not exceed Mr. McAdoo’s nt while people from nil over the i^la'aaKhAiroii jf Mosthir “Far- Mntllson Squnre Garden. Regardless of the extent to which United States, in thousands, spend IR Urah." (mthufliaHm for Smith may rise in M assachusetts or Now the money of the United States L — A a * > n r i i« l* i o f t i i l l l t a * » » • K ran i— h o a t s a , b a t a t a , a p a r t m a a t York, these stales can only give him their thirty-six or ninety- alt the time. six deligntes nnd he had practically all of them in 1924. • — A C n n i r a n a l l r C b aaL t . _ 4 n im a tlo B « l e l« r h r a o l l f l » FIVE GREAT POWERS of the So unless the traditional "Two-Thirds Rule" is abrogated tlo a u ro g ra m . world, tho United States, Great PL— A b p w «nC m i n i m i b a a » t l a L —an eventuality which doesn’t seem nt all likely—Sm ith’s Britain, Japan, France nnd Italy, chance for nomination is no better than McAdoo’s four years all send exactly the same note to BIBLE VERHB FOR TODAY ago and similarly the chance that! nPXt convention will Chinn. It demands punishment prove ns great a fiasco ns the last one, which entertained the for denths inflicted, a written nOUR ASSURANCE:—T bad country for some weeks, is pretty good. fainted. iinle*s I had believed to pnlnjjy frwn the commander of see the goodness of the 1-ord In Tho Democrats would do well to hoed the advice of I*nt tho Cantonese revolutionary forces the land of the living. Psalm 27: Harrison nnd Will Rogers and get behind a man who can financial reparations, etc. It does HI. stand up. not sny exnctly what the live big PRAYER:— Gracious Cod, Thy powers will do if China snys, “ We goodness extendeth unto me, and --------------------- O-----------------Thy gentians* rront. hath made me FINIS THE first lime you killed mo Of course I felt the pain, But I thought it was an accident And came to life ngain. The second time you killed me You took wheel and rack .. . lived all doy, until the sun Went down green nnd black. The third time you killed me I- laughed along thin air. Kicked on the golden slippers, Danced up the golden stair. ELLEN GLINES. Do your E aster shopping early. •-------o------Clarence Saunders didn't turnip grtibn In the grocery business. ------- o------- Thin Florida oil talk like banana oil. sounds you bought your E aster yet? Our office boy wants to know if the Bournes' low isn't a bums' law. Bari Carroll says he's sorry, as sorry us the bathbut not half os tub party was. The balance In Florida’s trennury on March 31 was $12,203,200. Not bad fur u bankrupt state, -------o------- Judging from the pictures of Mrs. Snyder and Henry Gray, wo don’t see how either one could have lost his head over the other. ---------o Earl Carrol): It's the bitterest dose I've ever bad to swallow. — Waycrosa Journal-Herald. Doubt if ft was any worse than that champagne. o Archduke Leopold of A ustria is said to bo touring this country on a pleasure trip. And all tho tim e we thought all those Aus­ trian princes were cooking food or waiting tables. ---------o-------The sacred tribunal of tho rota of the Catholic Church has annul, led the m arriage of Marconi, wire­ less Inventor, to Beatrice O'Brien, with whom he has lived for twenty years. You see, you ju st think it isn’t nnd then it isn't. ---------o-------The so-called Powers have for­ mally demanded reparations for the killing of seven foreigners in the recent Nanking uprising. Nothing wus suit), however, about the thousand or more Chinese cas­ ualties as the result of the Ameri­ can bombardment. Carroll Goes To Jail For Lying: All Karl Carroll had to say yesterday ns lie hoarded the train for his vacation in Atlanta, was "I’m a good loser." The world admires a "good loser." Somehow if a man can take his losses with a smile, no m atter how serious his deficiencies or offences may have been, he rises in the normal human’s estimation. But we arc not all sure that Carroll will prove himself to lie a good loser. His actions thus fa r have provided no indi­ cation of that quality. When he got caught at his bathtub party, be might have escaped with very mild punishment, had he been a good loser. But lie lied about it under oath. Ho committed a serious offense to cover a minor one. There Ih something in this predicament, which the New York thentical producer finds himself in, to give one food for thought. Was his party any worse than hundreds of other parties that have been given in New York City? Wus it any worse thnn parties sometimes given in other cities, in Sanford, for instance? Was his party any worse, private affair th at it was, than hundreds of shows which have been opened to the public on Broadway? Was it any worse, affecting as it did hut a hand­ ful of persons, thnn scores of magazines which depict such things nnd circulate among hundreds of thousands of child­ ren? Wus it any worse, in its effect upon public morals, than the sights ono. sees nt almost any night club? Why was Carroll’s bathtub party? It was tho effect of the times. It was tho result of a gradually increasing con­ tempt for law nnd decency among those who want to have a good time, who shout for personal liberty, and who com­ pose an unfortunately large proportion of the populationCarroll wasn’t sent to prison for giving a bathtub party; he was convicted for lying about it afterward, but it wouldn’t hurt this country nny if he, nnd others like him, could be punished for taking tho law too lightly whether they lie about it or not. ;AlS IS 0/)E7ftl«Q I CAR CO W e have V/ELO Three Improved Celery Farms Will Trade fur Town Property nothing hut values rondi Baldwin & Brot Phone 88 Horn* by Set - - from G O IN G • P h ilad e lp h ia * j NewSutmm* Boston • Merchants U MintrtTr f k r H l L l i r S l . 1‘hont j-»4|S J« For Aching Or Tired Fa See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appoininaal Dr. J. R. Vidleri Chiroposhist At Lloyd's Shoe Stor* H. S. WHITE A ttorney At I-aw 105 F irst N at’l Bank SANFORD, F lorida! Will practice in Stnte Federal Courts, won't." THE CHINESE, observing th at one great power, Russia, missing, might nsk, “ Why don’t you send an ultimatum to Russin? She has been sending agents here, stirring up our ignorant scores of millions to drive out Europeans and Ja p a ­ nese." The five big nations liny to Chi­ nn, “ If you refuse our demands we shall take such steps ns mny seem necessary." RATHER VAGUE, as it has to ho, 400,000,IKK) Chinese are too many to coerce. You might kill 5,000,000 nnd the remaining 395,000,000 wrnild hardly know it. “ IT WOULD BE BETTER for Massachusetts and the adm inis­ tration of justice generally, If a commission could he appointed to investigate the evidence on which Sacco and Vauxetti are condemned to die." That is tlie opinion of the Rev. Roland D. Sawyer, Congregation­ al clergyman and member of the Massachusetts legislature. The commission, for which he intro­ duces a bill, would consist of the chief justice of the M assachusetts supreme court, and four others to be appointed by the governor. The commission would be authorized to recommend to the governor a new trial or such course ns might seem necessary. THE IMPRESSION that justice In the United Stntes is in a hurry to execute anybody or determined to do so, should be carefully avoid­ ed. This Is a case thnt lias never been passed upon, ns regards the evidence, by any but one judge, and a case in wiiich after-the-w nr excitement played a considerable part. BUSINESS MEN, who discovered that largo profits feel very good, helped to kill Jemts. They were not bad men. They were simply running a profitable business in the tem­ ple courts according to the current rules of the game. But when Jesus cleaned the temple courts, overturned the tables of the money changers and with his whip of cords drove out the sheep, he touched Jerusalem in its most sensitive nerve— CYRUS II. K. CURTIS’S MEN, profit.—Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick. hired to investigate bootlegging, Above all other considerations, spells REPUDIATION. We refer to presented by two Florida should avoid anything, the measure in legislation or . business members from the East Const proriding th at deficiency judgm ents in policy that smacks of proceedings to foreclose m ortgages repudiation. Despite hnnk troubles, can only be entered in tho sound boom collupso nnd other m isfortun­ discretion of the court and then on­ es, Florida’s credit hns been well ly for an amount equal to a tto r­ maintained throughout the country. ney's fees, costs and interest. Tills has lieen largely due to the As a prominent Tampan expressfact that financial authorities id it yesterday, this measure should everywhere are most favorably im- lie entitled, ‘An Act To Perm it Dispressed with the state's excellent honest Debtors to Repudiate Their condition, att a state, as regards its .H onest Obligations.’ Koven,mt,nlal Aside from tho fact that the Hons, its freedom from unnecessary mi.asuri. i}! )lf doubtful constitutionand oppressive taxation, tho fact ality of law affect existing con­ that it is building millions of dol­ tr a c ts thereby failing of the evi­ lars worth of good roads without a dent purpose of its proponents, mid direct tax on property owners; nnd the further fact that its only effect also to the fact thnt its people would lie to force mortgagees, in­ generally have shown n disposition stead of instituting suit for foruto stand bravely and u n c o i n p i n i n - ‘ in common law ingly w hatever losses they may in S o S I ohluining u general have suffered because of various Judgment m o S t against payors nnd en­ setbacks, and to acknowledge and dorsers, JU ,U " nt n‘r,“ ' judgment would be meet th eir obligations, although good for which 20 years nnd enforceable these may have been unWiseiy as­ against any property of the debt­ sumed in a period of cm zy specula­ the enactment of this hill into tion, inflated values nnd unw arrant­ ors, law would seriously shake tho con­ ed hopes. fidence which the r«st of the coun­ These considerations influences try has in Florida nnd stump tho money powers of the country this now stute, in financial nnd business to a continued confidence in Flo­ rida, realizing th at, with the sta te ’s circles everywhere, are legalizing1 established nnd irremovable assets tho repudiation of debts, attacking) of climate, location nnd productiv­ tho inviolability of contracts and ity and with its people rightminded nullifying tho protection of proper­ and honest in their private a tti­ ty. This would be a disastrous, i f 1 tudes and transactions, Florida is still n ‘good bet,’ a desirable field not u fatal step, for Florida to take nt this tim e, when wo arc endeavor-1 for legitim ate investment. Florida cannot afford, by either ing, in every way possible, to re­ iiitlmntiiui or act, to disturb this assure the outside world ns to the excellent reputation, this gratifying Imsic stability of the state ami the and valuable state of mind. Florida sla te ’s ju st claim to the continued I must reialn tin* CONFIDENCE of cfedit and confidence of the other 47 states. the nation. This measure should lie promptly I Realizing the importance of these considerations, The Tribune is defeated hy the Legislature. If, by | frankly astonished to sec introduc­ some chance, it should be passed by ed in both houses of tho Legisla- both houses, it should lie vetoed by ture ft bill which in ity very nature. the Governor, TAKE TIIE CRIMINAL who lias descended from a re­ spectable estate to that of convict. Had he consistently for­ tified himself with an uncompromising hatred of wrong­ doing, the chances nre that he never would have allowed the devil to put one over on him. Folks never get chummy with a rattle snake. Theyhnte th, critters.—Exchange. FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue House] U nfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. N ear South Side School. R ental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY W. H. LONG Meat Market 108 PALMETTO AVENUE HALL A N D PEN TLA N D Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants 8. G, GRAY, Resident M anager 118 F irst National Bank Bldg Phon*?5 Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Ixmns—Real E state 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla* A ssu ran ce OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE b ? 819-W 3rd SI. I Phone 475 SttfiStffifc'MS: H r T' -hT ’"1 \ “ o NORTHj Th rvu fhfjtti to B a l t i m o r e say it is already a one billion dol­ lar industry. It took our steel business more WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE than ten years to become a thou­ l'ALM BEACH POST sand million dollar business. C uri­ ously enough bootlegging is boomTo all of us it is given to dreams. or is duo young Anatol Jnsepho. ing, just lie the 's te e l, business Instrum ents of great power have boomed becuuse of protection. To a few of us is given the joy of been placed into his hands. And, in High tariff protected steel; prohi­ complete fulfillment. bition protects bootleggers, giving One of these forluiuitcs is Anatol the moment of trium ph, he has re- ] Joscpho, youthful Russian inventor me inhered his principles; he has THE NATIONAL WEALTH of the United Stntes them an exclusive market. and socialist, who hn* just made borne in mind the great motives of amounted to $155,000,000,000 in 1925, it is announced by the RECENTLY MR. GIFFORD, $1,000,000 through Ids success in unselfishness nnd helpfulness. National Industrial Conference Board- And it m ight he add­ head telephone company, putting commercial photography on ed thnt a recent checking up showed Florida to be out of debt provedof ththe The dreams th at guided him at “television," making u cafeteria basis. with about $12,000,000 to the good— Florida Times-Union. while lie was poor are still with it possible to see and hear indivi­ Josopho's plans are interesting. duals or crowds hundreds of miles H alf of his $1,000,(tOO he is set­ him. ting aside as n tru st fund for chari­ Those who hear a sermon broad­ DURING THE LAST 10 years many nations have away, is practical, ecommtieally sound cast over the radio really ought to Tho nuestion, “How can th at be ly, “along learned that it is better to depend on reason than on force. ------- o----- — useful? ' is answered in u way linos," Tho other lialf he will udWhile they are ut it, wh Talking thjngs out about a friendly tabic is more economical tliut in centuries to come it wiil m in iste r‘in the"interest7 of' strug- i broadcast n little something back gling inventors who nre unable to . for the collection plate, doesn't the nice track crowd lega than fighting things out. War is terribly expensive, as the shed light on our civilization, ire roulette wheels, dice guinea, French figues indicate, and every patriotic man ought to in­ "There is no doubt ubout it," you bring their brain-children before ! bootleg joints and bawdy house:,? sist that governments find some other way of settling their arc told, “the only way in which the world bocnusc of poverty Contemporary Comment television can lie made profitable — Sanford Herald. They may not Thus, of his hugo fortune, not Is in connection with prize fights." a cent will go toward whnt might legalise them but they give them differences.—Miami News. l*eople will pay well to sec men be called purely selfish purposes. A lowbrow says the greatest most of their patronage.—l’ulm fighting and to hear the yells of Beach Independent. A.nd it is that not the mere over- ;economic w aste is to kill a perTHE FARMERS’ PLANTING INTENTION ■o ....... the mob gathered around the prize BRA DSTIt BET’S ring. Would television make mon­ AYiothcr dangerous bill Introduc­ c'"diploma.—Portsmouth lim e s. ey enabling distant crowds to see on the front pages of all the newsed into the legislature is designFarm ers intend to plant larg er|t„b le shows th* t e_ snr! Vr"? I we» L n •** zr.a near great prcacnvt. or cot- nwipers m me country, F ***:iu‘ Uhi J.m* jareu% of various rrops grown for "Money is power. That man with In those new Western goul code*table only to the amount “F spring than a year ago, according harvest in 192(1 that farmers now lege professors? It would not. of attorneys* fees, costs, and inter­ to n survey based on reports of intend to plant: y i,000,000 is altogether n different fields, the most valuable claim est. Bet the legislators who in­ about 60,000 producers, as of March THK HAMBURG. AMERICAN man from the man with nothing. must be a boarding house site,— P. ct. liner troduced this bill have their prop­ Lto the Burcuu of Agricultural All spring wheat New York, christened hy The latter is weak, helpless; the Buffalo News. I 01 .it erty in their wifes' nemes, Economics of the Department of Durum wheat Mrs. Jam es J. Walker, wife of millionaire has the work! for his 113.8 ------- o------Agriculture, New York’s mayor, arrived in port servant, ilc haft an instrument with - , .According to - this. sur* Other spring wheat Moses is known to us as the law ­ 98.9 yesterday on her First trip, The In dependent thinks it would vey, Increased areas will be planted .Corn which he can work mightily for giver, 101.8 but it more than probable lx* a punk play for the slate to to durum wheat, corn, oats, barley, Oats The first ship of the Humburg- good or for evil. 103.2 tliut lie wus popular with his own buy the Kart Coast Canal. Thu hny, peanuts, potatoes and sweet Barley Now tiie dreaming of dreams is people us the first flood control111.3 Amerteait' line, .the Deutschland, state has paid for that eunal once potatoes, while planting of flax­ Pluxaccd........... of 717 tons, came here in 1847. a small m utter und nil easy one. All ist— Los Angeles Times. 88.7 and it has never been much account. seed, spring vheat other than du­ Rice 93.0 Now comes the Haniburg-Ameri- of us fondly imngine the things we If the people were taxed for the rum, nee, sorghums and tobacco Grain sorghums ... 9(1.6 cun liner New York of 21,600 tons would do if—murk that *IP—wo had money to buy it again, it wouln will be smaller than a yenr ago. Tame hay ......... There are tots more law break­ and a city in Itself. the power. We excuse our present 10.1.8 lie a state long ditch lined with It is pointed out that tho survey is Peuiiuts . ers now than used to be, but they inaction on the grounds tliut we uro 138.3 grafter*, and no more efficient not a forecast of the ucrekges th a t Potatoes don't measure up to old standards. weak. 114.9 THIS GREAT SHIP is ono proof than it in now, U t the dang Iwill actuully be planted, as the far- Sweet potatoes and yams 132.5 of Germany’s recovery. When tho But when we get power, too often, Even the Alkali Ikes of the old thio* go to (julncagpl, where th*” 1 ----- plan may Us modified by Tobacco * 90.7 great war came she hud 1,300,000 we forget our dreams. W® are un­ W est have given way to Alibi Ikes. ‘ Of* »nd all— i'ai.o w uther conditions, price changes. The ,increase , in the Uieu tiieii iplanted tons of shipping. All that was po­ true to our visions; we ignore the —Ixis Angeles Times. Beach Independent. The people tho labor supply, and the effort of to .. . . 7 „ V • l,r i» x wheat is entirely in litely “taken" by the treaty uf voice t licit tells us, as It told the old would be glad to pay for it. They the report itself upon the Intention durum wheut, as other hiirimr Germany now Ims Hebrew prophet, ‘build a fte r the know the politician a would get to plant cotton has been collected, wheat shows * decline, so thnt the Versailles. Now that congress isn't in ses­ moat of their money, but they • • this ia ■pacifically]prohibited by gain for all spring wheut is rather built- her shipping Up to 900,000 puMorri shown thee on the moun­ sion, we will have to blame all our toil*. Nothing succeeds like cour­ tain ." trembles on the flapper.—A she-1 act of Congress. The following small. age and determination. T hat is why w-c all feel that him- ville Times. a Con gre national will hold an Easier Sale of | Baskets and Home Mads fg Saturday 2 to fi. ]n (In alii y Shop. OF FAIR PRICES Means Saving; And Satisfaction Phone 115 Yard; Holly Ave. At 11th, 12th, 11th St a. Bond Grade Zip Service �PAGE TTfREfi THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, lfl27 O S tM ricnil. ■> . . IntermiMhm D.iijiniH Sol*), 'bill Ini it lucky Honin'-—.Coldmnu, K. ft. Hrck. I). Selection, ‘Krminlo’ — Iflcubevening concert by the Municipal owlld, ' ‘ 7. Patrol, 'Cnmique*—Ibindlvy, The Marie Undo Girls ««f Hi'-' Hand in Central Park under tho di­ 8. lilyl, 'Glow Worm*—Link'.. Methodist Church met Monday cy- I rection of Joseph Ilcixciutain, was today announced ns follows: lt.Anlhem, 'The S tar Spangled cutler with Miss Florence Spurting i 1. March. ‘The Fox'—Panel In. at Iter home’,' *Tlie Oaks' on Mellon- | 2. Overture. 'Pique Panic’—Sup- Banner'—Key. villa Awnue; pc Ur, and Mrs. F. A. Kverhard Routine business wns transacted il. Value Ue Concert, 'The Beau have returned from a slay of sever­ a fter which Mrs. W. II. Raw liny, tiful lllue Danube’—Strauss. nnd Tressie McRae, were npA)Fox Trot, 'Valencia*—Pad al weeks at Lake Worth, mid will spend a short time hero before ro­ ilia. ’ox, J ru t, '.lloniy Hunch'— {t uj niiuf Jo i lie it: home ^W Ucpmtln. A ntimhef I’of *other interesting;* m atters wore difeipqu'd a fter which j n mu ml h o u r - v,-as enjoyed. Tim hostess served fru it jell-o topped will) whipped cream, and cakes. Members present werot Miss Frances Hughey, Miss E sther A VISION OF LOVELINESS ON Hughey, Miss Alice Gooding Mea ' ‘‘ 1 v Kim, Miss'.Ofa Snjirling. Miss Flo­ rence Spurling, Miss Rebecca f'larl;, Missj A m .Moss. Mrs', Burke Steele, Mrs. W. S. Thornton and Mrs. G. II. Wells. Marie R affo Girls Are Thursday Program • Of Hand Announced Entertained Monday Night ByM issSpurling The program for the Thursday Telephone MRS. FRED S. DA1GER- SOCIET Residence Tilcphone 217-W Mrs. W alter Coleman Of Social Department I s Elected Chairman MRS. ROBERT .1. HOLLY EN THIS MORNING FOR MRS A lovely social courtesy in which lie cordial iiospitality of the iiososs was reflected in every detail NKirf>AY .vns th at of Wednesday morning Ltcrical convenes when Mrs. Robert J. Holly cnlertnined a t bridge a t her home on Church »t h 0 ‘ Park Avenue, honoring Mrs. Rus(nuiiity 'Chorus lj 'tin E tlnr of Philadelphia, Pa., Ljfinh." «• 8:45 u who has been extensively enterfptiVt Church. ‘ained ns the guest or Mrs. Charles nd.il.te i lure of 1 hvans Henry. Hie rooms where the card tables had bcon arranged for play were THURSDAY icntitifully adorned with quaiiliCircle of the First Hup- Hes *»f spring flowers, featuring |l4LH L*»*— 0 .,’11 meet aatt *8 o'clock lunh‘ well llan Kendall, 708 W est ITS. 'A /---I Street. Roosevelt Ly Theodore fry will meet i:it 8 o'clock Shfcfcr Studio . HR Elm ht-Teachers K^uth Skio Primary, fet at 3:1» o’clock. Lyterlcal from 9:30 A. M. to [si. at the First Prcshytorjl Nfigldiors of America will It *7:>*0 o’clock at tho Old e Hall. This will be on lecting. , . , nt Teachers Association of at Sldo Primary School will 3 o’clock. e Two nf the Methodist will meet nt J o’clock n t the »fC. * nt-Tcachcrs Association of i seme I water honor with with preset j Aft were a del wtis s ed,by Cuv kill K Henry Don si * AA ■shqrlUli^ncsV 'hessian jireeed. i— - - cd th- iisii.il L i tnightly bridge party jciven) TitCsdity for tho So­ cial Department members of the Woman'll Chib.- Mr. and Mrs. McKay Woodruff AndWatson Honored A t Luncheon Window Decorated Hy Economics Pupils . ■ Mrs. John W. M eisclitJr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Stevcnhtwere hontosaes. ; ‘ The departm ent en tran n a; Airs. W. Theodore Iamjjley, presided. The officers elected for tlici ensuimt year were: Chui'm un. Mrs, W alter S. Coienmn; Vice Chnir* man. Mrs. Jam es I’. Hawkins; Secretary, Mrs. W. T. Fields. Petnnus, lumps, candy tu ft and other cut flowers in the pastel tints were used with pleasing ef­ fect in decorating the club audi­ torium where the card tallies had been spread for play. P retty F a ste r tallies were used in keeping scores for the pa me. These word distributed by Mrs. nichnrd W. IlusscU. At tho conclusion of the game, Mrs. Stephen Picrpont was aw ard­ ed Jv pretty glass flower howl with black base for having field top score. Mrs. IL .1,. Maltlde of Al­ tam onte held low score and was given an oblong Russian pottery howl. Brick-Ire cream in pink and white, individual fakes,' fruit mmrfi and randy p a ste r eggs were served by th e hostehsoa assisted hv Mrs. W, Theodore Langley, Mr. Richard W. Russell ami Mi is Marcia Patterson. Nine Tables of players enjoyed Hus unusually delightful purty. Wren’s Story Hour at 10 o'- Lt the Library. MONDAY t Organ Club of the First it Church will meet with C. I*. Henderson, a t 3:30 t at tier home on Mcllf.tville i< Iluffo Girls will meet «1 ► ’clock at the home of Miss [« Sparling on Mdlonvilli uliuuniu, eoaeurt oC.-lluAIom’ rt Co., and lecture, hy I’ri kid nt H o’clock. eported Dead In finish Coast Storm LdRID*. Apr... 13*.-(IN S )— k u damage has been (lone the coast near Alliueciims h1sailors have been drowned. It a cyclone,, according to ofadvices received here today, t cyclone has wrecked many craft and land comm uniontnes have been disrupted. TO HOLD SALE The Unties Union of the ('ongregationnl Church will nine a sale S aturday afternoon in front of the Quality Shorn A ttractive Blister baskets as wd! ns nil kinds of homo-rondo cakes will he sold. Mrs. Henry Long and chi »f Montgomery, Ala., are vit lore an the guests of Mr. and l\ L. Long a t their home on onvillc Avenue. DISCOUNT Easter Shoppers FALL IN LINE •natter who your is—Mother, Sister, or Sweetheart— it’s nature to he flutter* die gitt ot Ilowers. Our plant is mil entering to the women only hut the men find our service just ns satisfactory and just as cf* lecicnl as the ladies. We are malting a special effort Ibis week to aid all* men In look I heir liesl on Easter morn i »l Absolute Eugene molliotl and one th at is.' Pearls Tlio Easier Modes of this season lyveul slim lines, de­ signed to give a youthful silhouette' effect, Diamonds Formerly ltay Urol hers Tires Repaired-Gulf Gas 411 W. 1st. Tel. 893 RIVERSIDE ^ ^ ' Jacksonville Amazing! Startling! Thrilling! TWO WEEKS HEGINNING AFKIL PHOTO FINISHING DONE TO YOUR ENTIRE sa t ISI* a i FLANDER’S STUDIO Here in large selections. Tailored suits—very smart. For the mun mid for the Indy. Designs that «H1 Pleat-y Everyone j*. WEINBERG, PruP* M smartly while one walks. W atches The Diamond Palace {fl^eru tire novel ways of widening skirts, plerte, tuckjngs—that swing In tdagL' stones and Dinner Rings. A Most Complete Selection “ Seminole T ire Shop THEATRE The Vitor-'Liilic’pidbCfls'of I’ermiiiient Waving comes closes I to NATURE’S OW N METHOD of waving luur and is almost Identical. Several lienuliful Styles. All high grade Makes SPECIAL 50c Can Tube Patch L jC HER COSTUME WAS If you stiuk uiiconimoii liuauly in a pm naiu'tit wave; ymir quest will end here, for you may have one tlial SETS ITSELF into Natural Waves. Gum Dripped Tires PER BLOOM I’. l*. KINKS rt l 13- San ford AvC.. Phone lbl-J P R IN C E S S fir e s to n e ) C Anil Records UKULELES SJ.75 Strings For All ltislrtmtcnlsf m c )X L E t i r e s $ 1.73 TODAY ORMOND REACH, Fla.. Apr. t.loria Swanson in 13—(IN S )—Enjoying the “best of licillth" and in excellent, spirits H IE 1.01 E OF BUNYA a fte r spending the w inter a t his Cuntrdy palatial home here, .Filin D. Rocke­ ••SHOOSII" feller, oil niiinenato, probably will Mila lie Review leave,Ormond Reach for New York omctiuie this month. Preliminary preparations have already boon made for tin -,depar­ A. 11. Stewart with the .1. P. Gor­ ture, it was learned by In tern a­ don Co., of New York is visiting in tional News Sendee toi|ny from > I Sanford as the guest of Ids bro­ attaches of Rockefeller's stuff. Two or three train reservations! th e r J; It, Stewart, the florist. have already been mndc fi-r the f Orlun aged oil king’s long trip to Now Mrs. Rnlp ‘ Mrs. J. U. Juries of Oviedo spent t iy to at- j York hut it lias riot been decided tho day in Sanford Wednesday as do will nrriv ■ will lu* definitely which will ho uwhil. The tend the Pn 'lie guest of Mrs. Emmet McCall. dates f the reservations IVcre pel tho guest of TODAY ruVenled it being a strict order of 1 Miss Sylvia Dressuer of Daytona se to-w ithhold! the Rc.-kofeller limii 3!rs. G. W. Sjjeur 1ms returned '•SHOilH LEAVE” Bench la the house guest of Mr. and hom pechtlly in e,from Baltimore, Md., where all sitrh inforihatinn Mrs. M. Kronen at their homo on t she lias “TH E MERRY WIDOW” been spending several mon­ regard to the iiiblic movement of Tenth Street. ths with her daughter. Mrs, J. L. Rockefeller. •Ingrnm. a»Mrm J a w s l* VMIsc Mm i <J1yikry llyrd and Mrs. W. Wallace W right New. wUP.m JACKSONVILLE n'otored In Orlando T u esd ay where e Park in way system in Sen hey spent the day. operation. P, Simmons of Greenville, S. 'A Irautifut, w ill irt 'firmanint uavr deptnJi upon th ru thingt — tht trxturr of hair, the jkill Mr. and Mrs. Janies Allen of the openter and tht nun announce the birth of u jii Tuesday Jit the Orange Ge method, Hospital in Orlando. Mrs. Mary E. Symes who been sjiending tho winter jvith her daughter, Mrs. 1 Toward, and Mr. and Mrs. ’ackurd left Wednesday mo >yr motor for their homo at troit, Mich. 00,000 Blossoms colu mui a; Easter Mom R ockefeller Leaves For New York Soon ive a dame at tile City Hall b’clock Bponsercd by the Pi l Alpha Fraternity. I’OUTAHLK PHONOGICAITIS' S12.50 and $15.00 Trim, chic little suits* wide shoulders, tight hips, pleated'and plain skirts—worthy of careful inspection. 9-4 Brown PEPPEREI SHEETING YD. .'Hi Inch Scout Perea Is [ 12 Inch Pepperel i p iij ,o w ! TUBING 32 Inch Flferfc now. M il line ry o f l he Min ale 1 j DEVONSHIRE ,Little hats that Itug ll^e Jmad closely, for tho cImkit. they fit the sm arter they are; huts with brims th u t turn up and hrinis that turn down find sume that do botJi-—Hftts. Hint are **»?». 30 Inch INDIAN HEAD ii 35 c YU the'last word fur Eustcr, on display now 3 2 .Inch DRESS GINGHAMS n v n w MOULEY’S DR1 d STOKI* A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City” R*st Street 108 MaLrnol‘a s n 'L E WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE:’ NEXT TO WOOD IUJ IT �£>. j **1 .f ^ f; r m vrr •> V: T «. * V *'*'* ■*•* • ► * THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1<)27. ARE FOUR In the World of Sports Tornado Wipes Out AKMY AIR r>AMILS 100 CHINESE ARE Methodist Sun Promising Player J Texas Town Of 800; CHAW PROfRINN'KILLED DURING School Class Aft, SHOW M M E S S STREET FIGHTS Attendance Of 1# 125 Reported Dead AREMost Of Baseball’s S t a r s TOPLAYY. M.C.A.j Fail To Shine In Opening BEAM THURSDAY Games Tuesday A fternoon Lee Crowe Will Take Team Hy DAVIS J. WALSH lin 1020, and Pete Donolnie and liny To Winter Park Saturday Inlrrnallonnl News Service Sports Khcmcr, Ending right banders of Editor the Reds and Pirates respectively. For Another Game InPrepNew York, April 10.—It may be I Kromcr stopped the Reds with six nrntion For Monday’s Till just ns well that one day doesn’t hits ns the Pirates won, 2 to 1. Uhle make a hall season tguite ns readily also confined the White Sox to six A* tin appetizer for their game ns one swallow makes a suicide. hits while the Indians were pulling on Monday with the University o f i Otherwise, the New York Yankees out a .1 to 2 verdict. Huridu dinntond campaigners, j today might lie looking around for However, notable failures of the the Celery he.Is hl fjc| dcr with a little more mo. day outnumbered notable successes beds will play n ppracra c -,„ r ,i ' ht w, , punch than George II. Ruth, alinin and, of these, Ruth and the Athlet­ With Winter Park that will taper f, M lt is |IOMJblo that T, them off for their Sunday rest a n d ';,jlerntiin. ,, .. .Also, it is possible „„ th„ tttT y ics in general were more notorious leave ' i to , know L w , what t „ he I . was than notable. The Athletics looked • , them in fine fettle for M on-i£?bb who seemed somewhat less the part of a cham­ Practically every man <*n the doing on the bases and wouldn't pionship club than the exhorters squad is now aide to use his knife get there often. As for Eddie Col­ would like to have you believe, nnd fork without getting a kick lins, it would be presumed that the making five errors behind their in the shoulder or arm , nnd the next 21 hours would see him hop­ $100,500 left hander, Hob Grove workout yesterday showed that ing to rally gamely to n hutting av­ who was nicked for eight runs in two innings hy the Yanks. the attention of a doctor will not erage of .050. Continuing the analogy, the Still, Herman Ruth socked not, lie needed before the opening of the sen son. All of the pitchers greatest young outfielders in base­ neither did he run. Twice the great arc working well nnd they will not ball, incidentally, would be Earl man struck right out and once ho tlevclop any ’.jiore muscles until Webb and A1 Tyson, the Louis­ popped weakly to the infield, leav­ some opposition hnttcry opens up ville pair, Earl having staked him- ing four runners awaiting developagainst them with its heavy a r t­ self to two homers and Albert to ments. Then they removed Herman illery. Then the sqUnwk* will be­ five hits, including a triple and two for a pitch hitter, who promptly doubles. Their brilliant start in the singled home a runner the young gin. Crown may have to loan n pit-1 opening of the 1027 Major League fellow had overlooked. Rob OT'iutoII’s maiden appear­ clier or two in the Y. M. C. A. tilt, season yesterday,,coupled with the Ho would he glad to do just that 1unseemly flop of lttjth, Cobh, Co| ance as manager of the champion In order to get the work out of lips, Grove, Alexander and Carlson, Cnrdinnls was ruined by the Cubs’ them. In last Saturday’s ronflict merely emphasized the uncertainty hitting and the performance of with Winter Park hr turned over of baseball, the thing that makes Alexander, who gracefully with­ a pair oC hurlcrs to his hosts and the game what it is. drew after his old club, Chicago, then wo*-. the game. Yesterday At the same Unto, Rogers Horns had scored six times iu the first he shipped three of them and by nnd Tris Speaker, playing their three timings. The effect, if any, catcher Reese Allen down to the first games with New York and of George Morinrty and Dan How"City of Homes” to work against Washington rosjtceUvcly, had ley upon the fortunes of the Tigers Orlando. what might be termed typical days. und Browns respectively was de­ With Opportunities of watching Hornsby got a homer and a double nied expression by a St. Louis rain his mound staff in action several handled seven chances and scored hut it was a had day, on the whole, times thi^ week, it is probable that four runs during the Giants 15 to 7 for managerial debutantes. Bill the seven men coni|iosing that decision over the Phillies. Speaker Corrigan lost in Boston; so tlid sta ff wiif'ertch get in several in­ got two hits, scored to run and hud Stuffy Mclnnes in Philadelphia, nings of honest toil. four putouts as the Senators were virtually without effort, the Giants The entrance of Miami into the scoring over the Red Sox, (J to 2. continuing their hitting spree of league-is said to he causing a lid. Among other stars who got away weeks. Ray Selinlk, of the of discussion among the local of­ running were George Uhle, the Am­ recent WhiteSox, ficials, fans nnd players: The erican Leuguc's champion pitcher engagement also dropped his first newcomer will be welcomed to the league for many reasons* chief am ong'w hich Is the gate games in the Muglc City will draw. The biggest drawback is tho lung haul from J.hc other rities. Tho world’s champion St. Louis President J. II. Asher is now no- Cardinals girt off on the wrong gotintl ng )vlth West Palm Reach foot, losing to the Cubs, 10 to 1. NEW YORK, Apr. Ill—(INS) mwl F o rt Myers. Ho may hnvc Led by Enrl Webb, rookie outfield- ' th eir nnmes on tlm dotted lines or, who socked two homers, tho 1 —N: al ly 215,000 fans attended . this week, despite the fact that ho Cubs nicked Alexander tlm Grant I the seven opening day baseball la still wondering what they will for six runs In four Innings. games, it was estimated today. use fo r money. Rain cancelled the St. Louis Detroit game. Tho giant juggernaut crushed The attendance figures fol­ J o e Cooper tho Phillies, 15 to 7. Tyson con­ low: — tributed five hits and Hornsby und NATIONAL LEAGUE Roy Potter T erry walloped humors, T erry’s SI. Louis at Chicago, 12,000 coining with the buses full. Jacksonville Bout Pittsburgh ul Cincinnati (new 37,758. ..Ilomy Kramer f,, Ujc PiruRbb j record) ■ n - -I ‘ -III | J<M * * er uo f(litHe HrMiktylPtil 'BfiMnW, "20,000 Won a 2 to I pitching duel from JACKSONVILLE, Flo., April 1.1. I’ele Donohue <•( the Reds. Tho New York at BostonLo — (IN S )—Farm er Joe Cooper, Ill­ new act of Wanc’r & Waner wns , New York at Philadelphia inois Welterweight who has been u huge success, singles hy Lloyd J 30.000 fighting In Florida rings with eon- and Paul making possible both AMERICAN LEAGUE *ldcnib|.> success, had another Imt- Pittsburgh runs. Chicago at Cleveland, 2-1,000 tto mftrked up in bis win column Philadelphia a t New York today following bis decisive vic­ .less Petty was the whole show 05.000 to ry ovpr Roy Rotter of M arietta, as Broklyn downed the Braves, Boston at Washington, 25,000 Ohio, in u slashing 10-round Imut 5 to 2. Gink Hendrick drove in here last night. three runs. 214,758 Total C ooler was master of Potter throughout, cutting and chopping Lefty Grove pf the Athletics 1 the Ohio mauler throughout with u was a complete flop ugninst the ^2 Z machine-gun left that was in mo­ Yankees after a brilliant sturt. | W l l l l P N n t 'W O O n K tion a t all times and gave Potter Babe Bulb was relieved by a pinch ' ” 1 U 1 C 11 U l n u u u no r e s t,, hitler a fter funning twice. Joe Johnson, Tampa welter­ weight, knocked out Jack Boyd in George Uhle of the Indians not the second round of a scheduled only pitched well in heating the eight-round semi-final. White Sox 1 In 2, hut also mode , three hits, two of which drove in i Willie Norwood, who lust weeg runs, I gained a close decision over one GAME RAINED OUT PHILADELPHIA, Apr. Ul (IN K)—Tlm game between the With Coveleskie on the mound,) of Tampu’s leading fistic lights, I . I T 1, «’»l In the Armory ring toPhillies and the New York Giants the £ . H r.! i n I "M U «'■’ « buttle with •Kidschedufrd for this afternoon was (1 to o Jl” “ rk.?', 0„,l,,nfl 0 KC™,'M“; r "ho, '“ "I culled .tiff because of rain. Local and mad!, lt brilliant catch of a been referee at most of tlie local baffling curve thrown out by ahoweia fell all forenoon. i bouts this winter. President Coulidge. .T— luist year Rourke was n visitor d*y- | Tagging AllBases | 245,000 Ball Fans Sec 7 Major Games Farmer Defeats In To Meet Rourke In Armory Fight Card „! 4K# * |- *'** Jv --- —------ C a r r o ll Collapses While Enroute To Prison At Atlanta Southern I eague ^bora on a number of occasions and Atlanta, New Orleans and Little | on M* only appearance this season Rock emerged the victors ion open­ nm,n- 'V*s badly beaten th a t lie inline ing day in Die Southern League. dlately took up the profession of gloves Thu Birmingham-Chattanooga arbiter, from where tho could he watched at close range and Contest was rained out. Ray Francis held Nashville to yet ho dodged. IluL Rourke is a willing fighter (Continued From Pugo t) ______ _______ bombarded Alien __________ and Gilbert for and is a id e to stand a lot of punish tub affair a t an after dinner party, 110 Idngles and won, 10 to 2. is schodidcd to arrive with IH other; Little Rock’s timely hitting b e - l ml’nt f " ,m “ with no harder federal prisoners in a special prison hind the masterly pitching ->f punch than Willie curries. The Inicar from New York ut 5 P. M. to Caldwell enabled the Travelers to ter, however, sbould not tie w or­ heat Memphis, 4 to 1. Caldwell ul- ried too much over the outcome of day. tonight’s scrap. The prison car will he switched lowed only three hits. New Orleans hit Morris in tho Willie Is improving with each to th e .’Pfd'Mm yards, on the out­ skirts the fifty, and the prison­ pinches und had little difficulty fight and has been brought along very carefully. Hu has been bit ers, including Curroll, will he in defeating Mobile, (i to 3. with everything hut the posts of inurched inside, given new suits of denim, numbered and in a day o r , today. The hill would repcul the under tho bombardment. A fter his so will accustom themselves to present bill under which the state the ring and has never yet wavered live stock sanitary board and wallop begins to curry knockout th eir new tasks. J u s t what Carroll’s number will slate veterinarian uro now operat­ prove a good finishing school for drops along with it he cun then Inbe has not yet been decided, Imt ing. A second hill introduced by age for Ids grub. Atlanta would On- last number given to a prisoner was 24,10(1 and it is expected Car- Hodges in the Senate would take shiiqn-d to the big centers to forund mules from under the hlm. full's num uer will be somewhere horses present system of »yp»U-mutlc near th a t figure. If he isn't finished in the Geor­ tick eradication and cutiflue the accompanied on the gia metropolis they won't be able IrSn*"to' AtlaiiuV 'l'iv'bis' wife" and . *Jl,,,tury b i r d ’s operations to cat- to hurl him in New York andl he are found tick free, the bill may then essay the role of poll'.hCarroll-wil^ make her home in At- tie er himself. n«,t„ wl.iUra <tr ii ai'n'iittf provides th at they not bo dipped. Tbe Ctenulu ami llouso today pur­ his t«nn. sed a resolution usklug Governor 1 C arroll’s trip tu the penitentiary John Martin to deliver his catao only after be exhausted ev­ speciulW. message on the Everery possible means tu evude sent­ giudin uiuinuge problem in per­ ence. He appealed to the supreme son at such o Gnu- ns the governor BOSTON, Apr. 13—( IN S )'— court and also petitioned President might designate, District Attorney William J. Foley, Coolidgtt for cleimmcy, but without __ ", . — I who banned 'Elm er Gantry,’ Sinrrault. Lewis* latest novel, was for- X t!!::» " * • , <s‘; IroIey Is Forced Into Literary Censor Role Harrisburg Bank Ilas,‘l“ir the Boston Booksellers' Com Caiis Proposes Bill Shortage Of $700,000!by mittee today, and 57 novels were For Limiting Fees O f County Officers HARRISBURG. Pa.. Apr. 13— (INK)—Following the urraat of A. K. Bunfiller, assistant cashier of the Commonwealth Trust Company of Harrisburg, a number of weeks (Continued From Page I) ago on charges of embezzlement, suiiville to build u $250,000 muni- state bank officials today sprung ’lull auditorium. Twenty nine bills another sensational dlsefosurj In * introduced in the house today, the affair* of the Institution by nnator W ,C. Hodges' bill to nuuncing a shortage of utmruxi-Urtely abolish the dipping mately 1.00,000 and urn-sting - «f . -------. to ah minute (Be Texas fever Charies A. Delone in connoctlon introduced in thy Senate with R. forwarded to bis office for iiis jud­ gement us to whether they were objecUonuble, The booksellers announced that Foley's decision regarding 'Elm er G antry’ has "so far shattered our confidence in olr ubility to interpret the laws of this commonwealth with safety to ourselves that we huve no other choice but to sub­ mit a Iurge proportion of tho cur­ rant novels to the district attorney for his judgim-nt,’’ Here is Hoke Beasley, Celery Fed outfielder, whose work this year will he watched with interest by the funs. The Sanford left field­ er i» expected to he a tower of strength both in hitting and field­ ing. ILeague Standings | NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost 1) l Now York (1 I Chicago .... . . I 0 Pittsburg.-) 0 I Brooklyn 11 1 HosUm . .«) Cincinnati I. 1) 1 Philadelphia St. Louis „ (1 1 P.G. I .not) um o 1.1)00 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .mill I.E,\GUK Won Lost t () Cleveland II .....1 New York Washington . 1 II n 0 D e tro it.. . . . u i) St. Louis 1 . . <l rhih-dclphiu n Boston .......... ...... 1 0 Chicago 1 AMERICAN SOUTHERN New O rleans.. Little Rock Atlanta <’hut L«o<sign Birmingham Nashville Memphis 'M obile.. P.C. 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 ASSOCIATION Wo„ Lost P.C. 0 1.000 . ..1 1 it 1.000 1 0 1.000 1) t.OOII . " n 0 1.000 0 1 .000 .00(1 >.„o. . 1 0 1 .000 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Won Lost P.C. •1 II 1.000 Montgomery Jacksonville . \ 1 .500 Albany . . . t 1 .500 Colu iab us .. 1 1 .500 Pcnsncolu 1 1 .500 Savannah 1 1 .500 M. Augustine 1 1 500 (1 *> Selma ___ ___ .500 | Results Of Games | NATIONAL I.E. \G U E Chicago It); St, Louis 1. Philadelphia 7; New York Cincinnati I; Pittsburgh 2. Boston 2; Brooklyn C. (Continued From Page 1) dilation general store and under.nking establishment. When the tw ister had spent its fury, only three buildings were left itanding and they were badly dam­ aged. The telephone building was de­ molished hut the switchboard was left standing. Mrs. Txiruie7 the operator was seated a t the swRchhunrd when the storm broke. The building wag plucked from Us foumlntioons nnd hurled several hundred feet. She was knocked from her chair but the small lights were still burning on the switch­ board. She railed Kerrville about 30 miles distant and asked the U. S. veterans hospital to send aid. She also got a connection with the Southern Pacific dispatcher at San Antonio nnd asked him to rush doctors and nurses. Through­ out the night she sat at her post, while tho rescue work went on nbout her. The first bodies taken from the ruins Were those of a four and six year old girl, their arms elusped around each other. A few niuments later the bodies of their father and mother were recover­ ed. Several entire futilities were wiped out. The known dead in the Rock Springs tornado disaster arc: Robert Dollblte, editor of the Edwards County Lender, and four members of his family, Mrs, \V. J. Adams. Mrs. — — Penington und two members of her family. Will Felts. Rev. Spiers nnd one child. Two children of J. Billings. J. T. Cowdcn, bis wife ami two children. Charles McCain. Charles Herrington. Charles Baker. Guy Henderson and three chil­ dren. Judge Griffot and two children. 5Ir. and M rs.------- Willis. The bodies of all these were ta ­ ken by emergency ambulances to­ day to the improvised morgue here. SAN ANTONIA. Tex. Apr. 13 — (IN S)—Additional relief trains were being made up bore today t.» rush succor to tbe tornado-strick­ en village of Rock Springs, 150 miles southwest of here. Tbe first relief train, in charge of the Red Cross, left here last night shortly before midnight two hours after news of tho dis­ aster ranched here, Surgcon.i, nurses, medical supplies, tents and fopd were aboard. CAMP Wood. Tex., Apr. 13— (IN S )—Sixty two bodies have been recovered a t Rock Springs, Little Caltlu tuiul sheep communi­ t y ’ center, which was struck last by! n disastrous tornado, repors here this afternoo stated. A score oh more of the more se­ riously injured were being cared for in improvised hospitals. It was feured many may die from their injuries. Only 33 of the 02 bodies hud been Identified. Identification was made diffi­ cult because most of the bodies were badly mangled. A t least ten bodies bad been burned beyond recognition In a fire which broke out today and humpered relief work. Volusia S l a y e r Is Sentenced To Hang In Deland April 18 OF U.S. INFLYING Extensive He Held Followed ices At rupted Northern troops Imvo occupied WASHINGTON, Apr., 13— (IN S )—Progress being made in the important railway- town of Putiio devclt’pemcnt of an efficient kow without opposition. - y Nationalists are evacuating the m ilitary air force will be revealed in twi, sets oT air game! to be (city of Chiuklnng undor the cover staged by the Army this spring. ! of warship fire. Tlu! British gunboat -Woodcock, Details of the first of these, the general maneuvers of virtually the while enroute down the' Ynngtsc entire Army Air Corps to be held River fr/im Hankow, was fiord up­ in San Antonio, Texas, in May, on. The gunboat shells fbe bunks have already been published. Fol­ whence the fire come. The British cruiser Clmivisle has lowing the San Antonio games ma­ chine gun nnd bombing cam peti­ sailed for Weiimiwe where Imndlt tions will lie held at (.angles Field, outrages are feared. Municipal -defense foi'ces in Virginia, for 15 days beginning June 5. Army air units from nil Shanghai stood on guard ns a pre­ sectiens of the country, ns well as cautionary measure this a fte r­ tho Panama Canal Zone, will be noon while the ntmunl m eeting of tax payers was being held an the represented. Eleven observation team s, six town hall. With the Nationalist partly -upbombing four pursuit im u illin g iteams, cailis, IUUI I'UI. m m i .; H i m UIC r teams and two attack tenma will J pnrently split wide crjien onkl the participate. Membersliln of these northerners making steady aslvantenms is being decided hy a series ccs towards Nanking, the nituaof elimination contests now unde lion in China is more contSusing way a t the various stntion. than ever before. Laborers in protest a g ain st the In addition to these Army units it is hoped that Nnv ynnd Marine efforts of Chiung Kni Shek and Corps flying iiersonnel will also iiis followxrs to disarm them have take a part. National Guard teams caused a general strike in S hang­ likewise have been invited to be hai ........and ..... it is estim ated th a t 100,present. | 000 workers are idle. Winners of the several events in , The northern troops have eliterthe competition will he awarded ji>d jPukow and the N ationalists medals for distinguished gunnery, j have withdrawn nnd nppc.tr now These are now being designed by to he preparing the defense of the War Department. Nanking. * The situation in Natifcmalist All planes that will tnke a part in the matches, excepting those to controlled cities continues , tense come up from Panama, will he and last night Chinese p i p e r s flown to Lungles Field from their fired on the barricades about the home stations. Two observation International settlem ent andl Haltroops Ireturned the fire, nlplanes wwill come the on ill C O lllC Ifrom I D i l l vcaeli t n l i Iof II IIII V IU IIH U U following posts: Crissy . leld, Cal., though the British wiithheld fire, Fort Sam Houston. Tex.; _ Post There is no report on casualties. Field Okla.; Fort Riley, K a n s . j ----------------------- —-----Chnnute Field, III.; W right Field, hill which previously Ihad been con­ Ohio; Michael Field, N. Y.; Bol­ sidered beyond danger. Twenty blocks of homes faced ling Field, D. C.; four pursuit planes from Selfridge Field, Mich.; sudden inundation unless hurried two attack planes from Fort efforts could relieve strain. Adding to tlie discomfort of thou­ Crockett, Texas, nnd a bombing plane from Phillips Field, Md. sands who left their homes, A I.anglcy Field will he represent­ heavy rain was falling today. ed hy three bombing teams and an NEW PORT RICHEY — Con­ observation team. Major Lawrence Churchill, now crete span on Main Street bridge G* stationed at Langley Field, will cost $21,000. have general supervision of the air games. COCOA BEACH — Northbound road to be graded and bard-surfnted for 11 miles. ___ ____ .. n t . t .I1U 1 mm. . mm. il | Today’s Schedule | NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis a t Chicago. P»U*Ki*rgh at Cincinuttl. Brooklyn at Boston. Now York at Philadelphia. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Toledo. Kansas City ut Columbus, St. Paul ut lndianupolis. Minneapolis at Louisville. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto at Jersey City. Buffalo ut KcudingNo other scheduled. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at Nashville. Birmingham ut Chattanooga. Memphis a t Little Rock. New Orleans ut Mobile. UEAHTERN LEAGUE Albany «t Jacksonville, Pensacola ut Columbus. Selma at Montgomery. St. Augustine ut Swvuaituli. Armour Grain Firm Barred From The Chicago Exchange CHICAGO, Apr. 13—(IN S )— The Armour Grain Company was virtually non-exisLunt following a ruling by the Chicago Hoard of trade. The drastic statement, signed bv nil members of the Roard of Trade'* directorate, bars tbe A r­ mour Company from further trading privileges and gives the concern three days to withdraw it* activities from the exchange. It was further stated th at of­ ficers of the accused grain com­ pany who are members or the hoard, will probably be brought to trial later am! if found guilty of charges to be lodged against them, they may be expelled. Ti»e Board or Trades decision tg'cutod a sensation in th* LaSalle Street. It wa» hulled us the first tpayo in a general irnisc cleaning resulting from scandals grtr-ving lt o f the failure of the grain arketing corporation, ? *. i • • . t . . . . . . . « . ■ . * . •< • I lf 1 « fill « * f ! | « » , 1 I . > »• it ..., ! ... .1 .4 1 » f ' 1 . • *.< . . « I E* 111 A I* t ■ --- 1 OKLAHOMA City, Okla., Apr. 13 , —(INK)—As the North Canadian. River flood nppnrantly neared its I crest today, an arm y of workers I sought to strengthen the weakening levco in a thickly populated din-1 trict between the city and capital 1 Plans for bringing the dance to 100 on Enstcr Sund*j, being made tliis* week by the ( ficers and members of the t, ley Brotherhood Class ut < First Methodist Church ar4 special program is being .m»a In order to a ttra c t many the city who are not at prcsenti taehed to any church or claa., The Wesley Brotherhood Q, was organized in JOl'l with «, nine members nnd has tin:e m to such an extent th at at bug is the regular attendance „ Sunday, with many more-tl that num ber of various 6cc*d« Traveling men and Sunday, itors to the city arc being uq by* the class officials to attend | services E aster. The music k be in charge of J. D. Parker. If, Thornton and Fred S. Dnigtr, The class p resident is J. L f| dee, IL A. McCalloy is secreSi and L. R. Philips Is the te«i The iiour for meeting has bee* a t 10 o'clockThe church it cated at the corner of Fifth Stt und Park Avenue. I * I l I 1 ill ’j| 1 t t ! 1 1 ( »* ....I .. Oklahoma Flood Has About Reached Crest, = m Girls Louc i to sec a ntrae th at is n tshiny—t do—everybody doe's. Your skim always look like a .peach if yoi that new wcmdcrflil French I cess Face Powder called MEU GLO, which stays tin sp long. V pure—prevents large pores—h the skin young und licauti Get MELLO-GLO today.-! ford Drug Co; Tired, No Appetite Vinol Helped H “ I was weak und always ti when I began taking Vinol. I no appetite. Now, I feel lii new woman."—Lucy Stovall. ' very FIRST week you take Vi you begin to feel stronger, cat; sleerp better. Vinol is a sim strengthening iron and cod li compound in use- for over 25 yt for weak, tired women, ci worked men, and sickly child: Ccmtains no oil—pleasant to ti Laney’s Drug Store. J .H . JACKSON I M A W^ J 1 2 E. Second St. •Photic / 611 Easter Specials THAT WILL INTEREST THE MEN ) 60 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland .1; Chicago 2. Washington, (J; Boston 2. New York 8; Philadelphia 3. St. Louis-Detroit rain. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr. 13 (IN S )—Governor John W. Martin today signed a ileutli w arrant for the hanging of Charles Brown alias Pfasulll, on Monduy, April eighteenth, between the hours of SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ten o’clock in the forenoon and Mobile 3; New Orleans (i. two o'clock in the afternoon withLittle lloek 4: Memphis 1. ing the walls of tho county jail of Nashville 2; Atlanta 10. Volusia county. Chattanooga-Birmingham rain. Brown was convicted on a charge of m urdering Howurd Ush­ er, Daytona Roach taxicab driver, SOUTHEASTERN L E AG UE Savannah 5; St. Augustine 7. in the circuit court of Volusia county on Nov, 13 11*23, Columbus 4; Pensucolu 2. Montgomery 8; Selma 0. Drown will he the lust person in Jacksonville 4; Albany 5 (10) in­ Florida to be executed by hang­ nings. ing. Ho was twice snatched from the- electric chair on lust minute stays of execution because of tho A MERICA N ASSOC IA TI ON Louisville 0; Minneapolis I (12 court's error in sentencing him to innings) be electrocuted instead of banged. The circuit court of Volusia Toledo 2; Milwaukee county sentenced him to be elec­ Columbus 5; Kansas City 8. trocuted before the state electro­ Indianapolis 0; St. Paul 1, cution law Into effect which result­ ed In a writ1of error from the suppremo court. The case has been before the Florida emirt* for the past four yours. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit ut St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Philadelphia a t New York. Boston at Washington. (Continued From I nge 1) „f ordinary passenger service on . . . . . . the Shanghai Nanking Ruilrood. Maneuvers 1 1 1 j This action was accepted in some At San Antonio ,lutirtcr» as a gesture to quell ruHy Month 1‘rnct- mors of 8,wt^*r " Langley M c I d |« J y ‘J -“ J ^ n d been totally iiis- H a If P r i c e $ 20.00 s u i t s * ' » ^ <rin n n NOW ONLY...................................... 2>1 U .U U $22.50 SUITS C 1 1 OC $25.00 SUITS NOW ONLY NOW ONLY 535.00 SUITS NOW ONLY $40.00 s u it s <T4*n P A , 5 1 2 .5 0 .................. ....... 5 1 5 .0 0 rr-f -y p A ......................... 5 1 7 .5 0 .......f c o n n n $42.50 SUITS 7 $45.00 SUITS NOW ONLY ........ mA? a p A r A 522j50 NOW ONLY .................. 5 2 5 .0 0 $55.00 SUITS ........ CTO-7 f? n ^ n K , 0 N L Y ..................................... 5 2 7 . 5 0 xoo.oo suits cron n n NOW ONLY ........ 5 3 0 .0 0 S tr a w H a ts All of our straw hats will sell during- this week at 10 % DISCOUNT McKinnon-Markwood Co. “ FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW” �PAfiF. FIVE THE SANFOItl) HERALD. WEDNESDAY, AHUL Mi LD27 Quick •i- .. issified Rates S3s jrfJiM n*,,nr,^*'r *iilji“ ?r .tn-' L '),J* J r i t e ' s c h f (1 u I« be - & & S S - n«*‘a [or V ” than 3 L „ i r r JtATF-H w i l l b n i uiiil charged f c l«w*d ut Hie word W« Ans, will bo ro­ l l nitriinn and collooUir M F , , - for p ay m en t. i n i or der * o r e p u y - r ^ a n r o •« Publication. li KO IIOUH: Co p y r e c e l v f i . Herald office b y U : 0 0 " • published t b e aame 4— B u s in e s s S e rv ic e MAN AND W IFE —would like BUSINESS LOCATION rare of home while owners are NICE STORE room 18x60 \ l "WR ( ’[.KAN v n u u RUGS" nwnv fur the summer; best refer- 220 Magnolln Aveinia, Suitable for Absolutely Clean. Rox 20 care Herald. small business; lent reasonable. Phono Orlando 9(153 or drop us n Apply a t A. P. Connelly & Sons, curd. All Rugs called for and de­ 3 he stove sale Is now on my en­ 224 .Magnolia Ave. Phone 48. livered. H ush M attress Co. 1122 tire stock at tost. D. W. Short MeChurch St. Orlando. Linder Arcade. IS— Warned To Bent tTHT s e m i n o LE PRINTERY " TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good ANSCO CAMERAS condition; priced reasonable. Pin rA M ) SU PPLIES TO RENT— vacant lot G01 W. 9th St. W. N. Luinley Prop. win Larkin, Inc. M rLtnder Arvada. WANT subject to sale, to be used to build Phone 880. poster advertising (ward or bulle­ B. L, I’orklns — lluh<>r«t't.sher tins. W rite Barker Porter Adv. headquarters for Collegiate l.'l— B oom s W ith B o a rd Co. Geo. A. linker. Box 742, O r­ Clothes. 110 F irst Street. lando, Fla. FOR SALE— Five acres located at Garda Park, nenr Panin—of th e'v ery best soil and enn he pur­ chased on easy ensh term s. The new highway touches Gnrdu Pnrk, lovely homes and n town in the building adjoining. A fine pick­ up. AijdrcGtt U. S. Mitchell, Real Estate. Sylvan iJxkc office or Gen. Del. Sanford or It. It. Eldrldge, Real E state, Sanford. By William OUT OUR WAY o - , . r , /C O M E OM M O W - S T E P p iG H T U P H E R E f Q O - »- -II ■■ I I HA FTA ( I IMV □" tD / \ /v iT 1 ;j *1* AW S nWLR M G , £R N O - I S ALL L A S T . L k U lD A R £ WA GOMWA P lk lL H N T W I S T 'kI S Q U E E Z E . k AW N O S G ? j» S S AW ^vNGR M G T d A T • OO B ov !! WILL BUY House and L it or Vacant Lot Must be between 4th & 13th, Laurel I and Sanford Ave. WILL PAY I I CASH. No attention paid to replies ' that do not describe property fully and state lowest possible spot cash price. If any m ortgages, state what and when due, and if can he paid immediately. Address, Northener, [Box II Herald Office, w aum V A o w e. Qul.-r.DOW 1 BACK U P T r tlS HULL B u G C W ' f ' v o o - o o ‘M oo UtJ— W a n te d B eal E s t a t e i 10 - i _ .. ! . . r„ f O i I K < 1 o U t .,'t 3 m BUILDING BLOCKS •— Irrigation HOARD WITH ROOM—$ in a 11)—Houses For Sale boxes and general cement work week Meals only- $1 per day. V ?hle for mor® l,.'*n ,0,"‘ Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tor* Every room and outside room, J? ? * Insertion, therefore xvilteger, Prop. clean and cool. The Dew Drop Inn. FOR SALE— A t g reat sacrifice p j. should bo notified a t 200 S. Pnrk Ave. my thirty-three hundred dollar K — L tinuance o n o im s equity in newly and well furnished I.ANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ i In p cr s o * a t IJia bungalow on extra large lot. On ** ^ ( i r a l J of f i ce o r by scriptions, Drugs, Soda. \Vc tiro 11—Rooms Wit bout Hoard. >f9< _ "ivlrphonn dlncontlnone of best streets in city. Your as near you us your phone. Call 103 n IcHfre nro not vot ' d. POR RENT —Furnished or unfur­ chunco for a pickup ns I need V f, SIFICATIOM I N D E X : T h e nished rooms space for car 1000 money, or would consider trade. ,ag clarifications are THINK—If you are thinking of Union >ufcJ, Ave. Owner Box 1033 City. t i l t ed and n u m b e r e d f o r building, why pay the Architects WANT TO —buy lot, good loca­ hrtrtncfc They a r e inadeseveral hundred dollars for plans, Ih.brtlcslly an*! numertion, will pay cash, must lie bar­ ROOMS,— With or without menlt. when you can get tho same free, Reasonable ' Til. ads under each lieadFIVE ROOM BUNGALOW:I.ocat gain. Box 300 cure Herald. rates. Lincoln Hold. also made-up ulpbabetand keep your money in your pock ctl on corner in Sanford Heights, e t . For fu rth er Information sco I.urge rooms, well constructed, IlFlKD IIATK S C H E D U L K SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. 15— Apartment For Bent plenty of windows, large porches, Ifollowln* schedule tells V. C. Collcr, Prop. Building Con­ lice of b«H solid nils from complete bath room with shower. WANTED FARM BARGAIN i0 as words for one t o tractor, Gencrar Shop A'Mill Work range and w ater heater Krt'ons. When centered and House Pointing, 115 N. ONE NICELY —furnished ap art­ Electric Two lied rooms, large living room, 10 or 15 acre celery fnrm ire ordered. each line will ment. all modern conveniences. etc. Owner lives out of the city French Ave. Phono 235-J. •<* Inird as 6 words. Phone 207. [word rale applies t o e a c h and is willing to sell a t lens than equipped, and with good on for example lb w o r d s LUMBER and complete line of present value. $100 cash nnd $75 Insertions a t 1®*“ w o r ,<* small home. Have $2000 building m aterial. Low prices. TWO NEW furnished apartm ents, monthly will buy the property. 15 times SO or lS.90; ads 3 rooms, private bath, $35 and Box 73, care The Herald. ■' nlns less than lb words Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good Grades Come From ’* Maplo and $40 monthly. Corner Sanford t igntN ss cash for first payment if Geneva Ave. I’liomj 246-W. Sixth. Phono 797. ■d Sis3 PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— --------------- L________ ____________ balance can be paid $1000 0 FURNISHED— apartm ent for within easy walking distance of fXi. u a g Phonograph Repairing s S ,0 the heart of Sntiford. An attractive vent, 1101 Elm Avo. yearly. Call at our office Piano Tuning 2« ) 510 house on large lot. Double garage By experts with 17 years * hHr, H-* 1*1101 ht*-. THREE —unfurnished rooms. 314 two bed rooms, living room, kitch­ H tl , oxDoricnce. H Elm Ax'e. en and dining room. Complete * 0 n RCRUGGS-SCOGGAN Sanford Music Store hath room including shower bnth. L7.Hw.LL.at and Gift Shoppe II .it 1..1I *.;• MODERN APARTMENT,— hot Rain w ater tank, house is-p a rtly M E .R O E .S A P E M A D E - N O T B O H M . 2.40 Realty Co, Room 10 & 11 McLandcr Arcndo, 11 .Hi 1.44 G and cold wntcr. Will he vacated, furnished. Price $6500 Only $250 OIMT BY HU »: II .'JO i.r.3 3.G Phono 832. 1sea t>. i om t.i: M0 on April 15th. 708 W. 1st. St. cash required. Box 431 care The l< .It 1.71 Masonic Temple 2.1G l.on FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE i ' ,' ------ 7 ------— -------- 7 Sanford Herald. 1.03 1>0 3.00 l*0 1.10 1 X# t.tr. TRY CHIROPRACTIC A D - J’ UUNLSHED apartm ent for rent, Phone 735. GROVE FOR SALE; ten acres, 3.30 It 1.13 1.9* 3.40 HJSTMENTS. DR. ML E. MAO-1 f,rst f,oor- fin Myrtle Ave. big seedling trees, with 30 acres ll 1.2(1 2 07 3.00 DOUGAL. 1ST NAT'L BANK SMALL COTTAGE —on renr of II t.li 2.1fi 3.70 of citrus land, including two lakes A partm ent, upFURNISHEDSLUG. PHONE 482-J. lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ 2 4 — I a »I s F o r S o l e ;« t.;» 2.21 3.90 1320 feet hard surfaced road porch; garage garnge able place to live while building a _]stairs, with screened 1porch; a t r. 2.34 4.00 price $10,000 1-3 cash, balance I, __________________ j. i'.l . i f 1 14 1.(0 2,(3 4.2(1 i CONCRETE in every shape and 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Pnrk larger home on the front of the FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— 2, 3,-years. Inquire ut S. F. Long's l( i u. 2.51 4.30 Ave. 1,61 form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ lot. Owner is in need of a little In first section, will sell for $2,000 store, t ’huluoia. It i.:u RALEIGH. N. C. Apr l S - “went located in Nevada frt* Call-’ “ 'l It t.;i 2.70 44 00 ■regular ■' mentals, etc. Sanford Cement lTodIIN S) — North Carolina, which cash nnd will sacrifice the p l a : e lDn term s of $25 cash and $10 60 It t>0 2.79 (AO ucta Company, Fifth nnd Maple FOR RENT—Apartment nnd bed­ a t less than its real value. $50 ensh j monthly. Address Box 101 care SAXAPHONJ-;— For sale, C. mel­ boasts of having just about a lit­ gold rush to get them, but as they tt ter. 2 SS 4.90 room. 320 Oak Ave. Cnll 740-J. Sts. Phone 112-W. (1 LK* 2.97 nnd $50 monthly buys It. Box N. I The Herald. ody nearly new, with case. tle of everything, is now lending a are here, people any, 'Oh, th at I* . l.r* 3.06 0.10 care Herald, t ------------------------------------------------ Cheap. Seminole Tire Shop, 111 W. keen ear to ‘wild talk’ about ‘gold ju st down there in North CarolBiat , tl t.l* 3.10 0.25 CLARENCE SMITH TWG moms, kitchenette and bath; strikes’ iu n hntf dozen scattered nnd besides, I don’t renlly believe ___________________ _ | $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will First St. General Contractor beautiful outlook; all improve­ there’s any gold down there u t ’ counties. buy well located lot on Laurel ments; attractively furnished; 20— Furnin |<ur Kale COO West F irst Street Avenue. This property is close in FOR SALE— Brabham pens $2.01); Thu thing about it though, is n il/ ” moderntc rent by week. Young's Gold recently has been discover­ a t Phone 441 and is surrounded with good looknouncemcnts bushel, Don $2.01), genuine 1-too th at it isn’t altogether a lot of Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park ed in Iredell County, near States. s t ing homes. A fine site for a Tan Deans $3.00. All bright, 'wild talk*. Quite to the contrary, Ave. ville, According to the geologist, _ home. Box A. B. C. care Herald. i CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING sound. Affndavit from Agricul* 1according to State Geologist II. J. 1NENT WAVING — $10 turnl Agent with every shipment. [Bryson, gold .mining in North that nssnys a t lenst $2$ a ton. |1S. Marcelling by our ex- —“ We do it Better,’’ Try us. Roy­ _______________________________ > BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUIt Placer Deposits t PALMETTO AVF.N AL LAND W. L. ('lark, Johnston S. C. Carolina is a paying proposition, i tar. Illue Bird Beauty al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. .luckThese packets of gold, the peo.north of Hughey Street. Will sell In The State Of Florida son, 303 E ast Second St., Phone THREE-ROOM Furnished A part-1 land the staid old state is sitting ptone 349-J. In the flowing well district near! for less than cost if taken at once. ix T in ; (’i n n i t C4MIHT o r T in : ),n4-|t waiting for tilings to pop on logiat said, were placer deposit* 481-J.__________________________ meht. Apply Herald Office. th a t could be mined with placer m :> i : v m -H o a i (i. • a a i i t . Wieonnh-liko scale Sanford, with clay, subsoil. O n ' Easy, terms. Address S, II. S. I I I ’ I ’l O I I H t l . IN i VII c o m s i t u - n " M l ' - " ' " * equipment by washing the nuggets HAD DOCK STEAM PRESSERY the highway ami one mile from f a r e Tho Sanford Herald. omoblltH Tests Show Gold i \ u .. i : ( in x T t . out of gravel and cluy. —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. TWO ROOMS — furnished for light R. R. station. ---------------------------------------------- a . i; v o w Dl.L, ir-niiitv nml doing ] Several new’ projects a re re"If one man," Geologist Bryson (05 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone Already cleared, Perfect I PARK AVENUE LOT—.lustsouth iniHlaess us t m i : vow D l.i. ported under way among the rtulasked,” can go into these deposits housekeeping. 719 Oak Ave. | BOOST SANFORD drainage. of Thirteenth Street, facing enst, J4G-J. *’ll,," " fr dy old hills along the hmimlurioa nnd within n few days wash o u t’a HE New Sanford Booster Vn Virgin soil of unsurpassed fci- can l>e bought for $2,750 on any ! of Nash and Franklin County, tmnll fortune with n pan, w hat J O H N u r S S i : l . L . I»i f r m l »nl ploying bunch of celery METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ FURNISHED—fla t to rent, 1301 tility, will grow anything. reasonable term s. This is all ex­ lias long been known could lie mined with plttecr equip­ N O T U ’i: OK S I I K I t H - T ’d S A L K ,j where, -uold , h. Studehaker Agency 1,000 Acies in units of 5 acres, cellent location for a Duplex erlasting. Metal shingles; Park Ave. Can he seen between 10 N o i l . .- Is lu- i . i . i t: L cm ( l.ut I. <’ In e x i s t , b u t n o t ill p a y i n g q u i i n t i - ment T ’ : fiaraKC Co. Apa rtm cht House. Box 10(1 care M lliiitil, n s HlM-rlff o f Si-niloTilt- Ge s , as many us you want. standing seam tin nnd galvanized | A. lf.'ftiiil 7 p! M. The biggest gold vein ever lo ho Kouaiy, I'lorhln. iitult-r noil 6> vlrAT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL The Sanford Mcrnld, roofs. See .lames II. Cowan. Oak Tests of the gold deposits in discovered in North Carolina was no o f ii CHRYSLER “ Make Your Head Swim’’ rive, and Third St. Phone 111. NEWLY — furnished apartm ents ! Home Seekers, Here Is Your FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill |J. FULLER MOTOR CO. properly renovated; for rent, on Pnrk Ave. Three j (’banco and two lots in Buena Vista $650 IAte, at 10th St. Phone 692 MATRESSES one day service in Sanford, by blocks from First St. S u m m e r It May Never Come Again each, cash payment am lterm s to Sanford M atrcsa Factory. Phono rates. D. I . Thrasher. If you can make a small cash suit purchaser. Box xz cure HarDODGE " 402-M. payment nml finuncc your first nld. ....... .. rgnnizi . . . . . . . . . cars and Graham Trucks crop, it will easily pay for the l t u s s i II w a s iii' fi' hilimi, wi l l , o n (In- i,vt >race $ ' ’ 0 a t o n phut the North Carolina gold fields. WIGHT-CIIBISEN BERRY PRINT I G — H o u s e s F o r B e n t f i r st M o n d a y In May. A D. It'27. „ FOR SALE— Few building sites land. . , 13th St. Phone 3. wits the Rowan County Gold SHOP — Printing, Engraving, located at Sylvan I^ake Florida ad­ Hi - sii m - i.- n i i i i i i g im- L’nii d a y of s a i d , G e o l o g i s t B r y s o n is n e i t h e r s k e p - That If you are looking for a “Snap" i n i . n l ii. in fr.iiit nr tin- K n m t ll nusi ! t i c u l n o r h u m o r o u s a l m l l t ( h e ’gniil Mines, Inc., of Salisbury. Tile cor­ Embossing. Scti us first. We do joining Punbj. left with our office dnitl Hero It Is ill S n uf n i d. H-ti ll nnle Knnt i l y. | poration was capitalized nt $100,Ins a c o w a n c o „ Auto it. Phone 417-W. R. It. AvenueFIVE ROOM —modern house iu Tor re-sale. These are a fine pick­ I ’l n t i dn . o f f e r f o r s a l e n n d s e l l to See Mo At Once 000, and the stock subscribed in 'If tliese same gold deposits that Loch Arbor, nil conveniences: tyor and sheet metal works Commercial Street. up. Homes now building near t o y o u a n d tluii t h e Hlit-riff o f Se nt , W. M. YOUNG garage, G. S. W itmcr. P. O. Box ln«i ornamental sheet metal same and arc a fine Investment. n o l - f o u n t ) ' . Klorlilit. him m a d e r - - exist Iii North Carolina," he said, full by four Salisbury nun. Bargains In Real Estate ldnr f o r c a s h , t h e 339. fel. 716-W. 207 French Ave. Easy payments if desired. Apply tfho el l o wh iinggh e sdt e sIdt Pnrk Ave. and Commercial St. c r i b e d p r o p e r t y , , nltII, S. Mitchell, Real E state, Syl­ t i n t i . l y i n g a n d b e i n g In t h e f o u n t ) ' 6 a o f o r it, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , K l u r h l n, G—Help Wanted (Male) SAftFO RD FOR RENT— Small furnished van Lake office, or II. R. Eldridge o f Henilnol o a n d S i n 11 * of F l o r i d a . i.o (Ii- e- c i uol il av o f Mu)'* A, Jl IVNFOltl) HL'ICK CO. house 46H French Avenue. ! mom p u n lenltirly de-terlheil as K.'ZT u n d t h e n a n d t h e r e m a l t - m i ­ Real Estate Sanford Fla. WANTED—Experienced tire sales 1-12 Mngnnlia Ave, 21— Acreage For Sale f o l lo w s . to-W' lt: e n o r a m i d e f e n d a n n et Ion t o f e r e * - ...................... ... -------- — ....... —..........X.----•Ml Jt,' T h W e s t H a l f o f i h e N o r l h - l o s e a c e r t a i n m a t e r i a l m a n ’s lien, man who can furnish reference. FURNISHED — five room house Phone 367 FOR SALE— Have been told to Went Q u u r U i r of t h e Nori l i t -nst i oriioti'lie.ml In ti l l s C o u r t nil t h e ZZlitt Apply. Snnfnrd Auto Tire Co. for rent. Phone 805-W. Q u a r t e r o f S e e i l o n II. T o w n ­ sell 3 building lots owned by a d a v of .March. A ,H ISZT. 710 W. First St., Hione 472*W. s h i p ZI S mi th . I t a n g e gf» Diint. IIUJ'S—MARMON'S I T IS F M I t T I I K R O n i ' U R K D I h n t northern party and located ut 'I’e r n i s - e n n h I’o r - l i i n - r t o p n v - Hie r u d e r lie puhl i nhe t l III t h e Sali 8—Financial FOR RENT:—Small bungalow on Word Automobile Co. Gurdu Park Floriuu near Paula. f o r ...... . W. S. PHICR, Mgr. * fnrtl H e r a l d , o n e w s p a p e r p u h l l s h e d NOW 13 THE TIME Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In pgnolia Ave. Phono 137 Garda Park now touches the now | ) n t - d i Id-. I h e '.‘Isi d a y of M a r c h , In S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r ­ TO BUY THAT FAILM desirable residential section and MONEY TO LOAN Highway, is building nnd is fine A. I> K'ZT ida, o n c e tt w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u ­ NEW AND START SOMETHING . within easy wulking distance of tho tive weeks. investment. Easy term s if desired. On first m ortgages, city proK. M. H A N D PVKTT AND PAIGE We arc nil going back to the W I T N E S S l b s I t n n o r a M e XV, XV, porly; any amount from $2000 and business district. $311 monthly. P. S h e r i f f o f H andnol i K o o p i y , Floelihi, Apply II. S. Mitchell, Real Estate, IRIVK’S GARAGE fnrm where real values wifi al­ Sylvan Lake office, or It. It. Eld- i x t i n : r i i t r r r r < t u u t u p s d u - W r i g h t . J u d g e of i h e C l l r u l l C o m i .ip. Paul A. O bcrholtter, Sanford (). Box 431. Sanford. (| LUM BER YARD of t h e s u vi n t h Jai ll clul C i r c u i t of i v i u . ij i tn v r v , k m i m i i i a . ix ways prevail. Ju st now is the timo ridge, Real E state, Sunford. Sanford Dealer Loan & Savings Co. t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a In a n d f o r S e m ­ (’ll W flillV to move a few miles from Sanford 1*1 St. Phono 61 ONE 5-ROOM— House $25 a ( ' MA SK & KfiMI’ANY, a f o r p o r n t l o n , i nol e C o u n t y «m t h i s t h e Z S t l id u y A Complete Line ot > or Mareli, A. It. K.I27. — ________ _ . DO YOU NEED MONEY—lluve month; one 6-room house $30 a and s ta rt th a t chicken fnrm n rJ f ’o i n n l a l n n n t Medicine Lubinet* XV. XV. XVl i t O U T . H DMI NOLD IIAf’ INtl K l . l ’ll INK., ;» VULCANIZING WORKS unlimited amount on Residence month. Roth on Holly Ave. near raise vegetables for the home m ar­ 25— Exchange J u d g e C i r c u i t C o u r t S r t n l u o l j Cypress nnd Fine e o r p o r u t i o n , et al. I ' - f - n d a n t s Ju st such a place can be had t *v*ii i ii v *-» AND GOODYEAR TIRES 44 “n1141 #'J A Business property Chuluota A. C. L. shops. II. H. Wight, Phone ket. C o u n t y , Florida. V m i ' K I t O F I KI I I . I KATI ON ou the Kunford-Orlnndo road about Office Young Bldg. N. Park Ave. 16. WILSON K lUiVI.K. Framing : s t a t i : o r F i . o i t i n A . To, hV-S- L Batteries. three miles from Sunford in the WILL— Exchange equity In French t mL iOt Solicitors for Coinplaltinut JAN I.OXO I ’O M I ' A N V . u Kor |> utnlmtors (’handled P ub l l s b - M i i r . 3 ntH., A p ri l , « U , SO Sheuthing MONEY—To loan on improved de- ; ■ - — -------- ----------.. . high und healthy oak uud plan Avenue lot, near new high school por n l lo t i. commercial Avenue Siding It Is b e i n g m a d e l o a p p e a r t o t h i s K STIIi. s 'ruble business and roatwlntlnl} 17— HusInChS i ’la c e s P o r K e n t section good for citrus fruits, good tmi Id ing. for used Ford, Che volet or Dodge. What have you. Reply K n u r l Hint a S u m m o n s Iu C h a n c e r y for poultry und good for all kinds in Sanford. Address | Flooring d T j -J U J property h a s Imcn h e r e t o f o r e I s s u e d d i r e c t e d ix t’oiTiT n r rotiNTX' j r n o K JL N - FORD —FORD s ON Loan, I‘. O. Box 503. City. SMALL -iro n -c la d warehouse on of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh Box 75U care Herald. NDMIXUI.U ( OIATV, JtTATi; OF Celling turn, that the sam e - a n n o t he sere I ’l . O l t l l l A . Itdward Higgins Ine. - d o w i n g to y o u r f a i l u r e (•> el ec t Commercial St. track. R. B. Wight, nnd dry locution for a home am] Finish i IN r e H KT AT R O F four ucros in muck for vegetables o f f l e e r s o r a p p o i n t a g e n t s o r t o 11—Miscellaneous Plume 16. f rvlal 41 Palmetto. Phone 331 26— Miscellaneous For Sale JOHN* T. MOLDKI t Mouldings or bulbs—it will raise anything have within the Stilt- of Florida or Peceast -d. Seminole foun t)' an officer o r agent m an who wants to work enu Itll r r e d l l o r s , l e g a t e e s dl s t r l ht l * Lath I, MODEL-TRIM CO. * FUR SALE—Well established pay­ OFFICE FOR R E N T — i n M e i * c h j —the u p o n w h o m p r o c e s s c o u l d he s e r v e d t e e'.'s ii, m i d ni h a v i n g c l a i m s Brick make a good living from this GLASSW ARE.' —China, couch n n d t h a t y o u r o r f l c e r * a n d a g e n t s o r d e m a n d * l apei'snnM Bldg Apply A. P C n u n H I y A ! lhu 'ar, not the ow ner/' ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ g a in s t said e rtate; place. If you are interested nddcover for sale. 611 Myrtle Ave. ti re u n k n o w n . and 2nd. Sons, Magnolia X’iiii , a n d e a c h of y ou , a r e h e r e b y Lime ness cause for selling out. Phone _____________________ ress OWNER, rare Sanford Herald. fu>' estimates 1 T H D I t I C l ' l i l l i ; y o u . M t i i A S LONG m d Ifled mi d r e q u i r e d t o p r e s e n t a n y F irst floor. P- W. RADFORD C O M P AN Y , n c o r p o r a t i o n , n a m e d a s c l a i m s mi d d e m a n d s w h i c h yon, e r Plaster 579-J ATTRACT1VF looms to rent *>r; Any reasonable offer and terms y ou , m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t h e While Ilock Plaster Board stores or office* o» Park Ave..! will be considered ufter you have TWO FIVE-ACRE —groves, one ag o dl ne gf e ncdaaunst e litp - nt hdei n ug hoInV s t ha en d afboorve-e ee isttha et er of of J o h n T. H o l d e r , d e c e a s e d , P ° i r . HUDSON- E S S E X 12—Wanted five years old, one seven, one on s t y l e d C o u r t a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o l a t e of M o nr o e C o u n t y , ( l e o r g l a t o Nails and Commercial S tre e t W. M. seen the property. l.NG hard road. Easy term s. Viola he an t i a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C i r ­ t h e l i o n . J n s . O. S h a r o n , C o u n t y ftcreen Wire Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ , c u i t C o u r t a l t h e C o u r t h o u s e In J u d g e o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Oak Ave. CHILDREN’S —Sewing wanted. posite Court House, Jacobs, Chutuotn. m hi s of f i c e In t h e C o u n t y c o u r t ­ Builders Hardware Phone 41 Mrs. Higgs- Phone 826-J. h o u s e lit S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , „,no. if an error In rondo KRf rt HeraW wi l l n o t be _ X . J “Gold Strikes” In N orth Carolina Bring “Wild T alk” About Wealth L _ . _ ^. I ' ... . I . L? Ilia a a 1 .1 1 if ‘ , , 1 m 1 CASH LUMBER CO. m j ~r POP OY tT-NRTTTC L Am OFFERING 'iOLt THE HORTtCULTURAL Diseoveay o f i k e Ag e - SELF popping YOPCCRn '. ?0P5 on T b e i2 o a — »• \To By Tayloc - The Bunk BUT YoO SAN TWii f a r m ts LOCATeD CORRECT ! 7X 6 CORN 8&BDIR6S A HOT CUMATC -SoTriAT IT WILL POP VJttEN IT 6EC0MES R ip e v ~- bUT THAT'S A LONG WAN OFF -TH IN K OF WHAT IT WILL t o v r X o tifO E i r S H iP p e o I HERC ' V \ NOHSeN'5£— VOU KNOW TH E \wEi6HT Ok' POP VlHY. tT vaIOULO OML'f T akg a Few Tons To LOAD A B o a t , BtLSlDES VuO’LL G e t At G He A PER FREIGHT PAT£ BECAUSE IF T h e BO AT SHOOCO SPH'MGr A LEA K T H E COHN W ILL SWELL OP ^ AND STO P I T WHW BOTHeR? HERE'S AN C ACTUAL PHOTOQRAFtt OF TXG WELL* BEFORE 1 INVESTJ j p eeT T C R Ta k e a t r i p G OMtN or CR(*>! r ?w p r: TO HAVANA AND LOOK T he PLACE OV6R A AXLOft- Doors ! Windows 'ffv.H Murphy Ironing Board Made lo Order As A n c i l l a r y e x e c u t o r s o f t h e Ksl u t e of 4olm T. H o l d e r , P r c i u o c i l .Mm .‘-S-lti-23-311 A n r. fi.13-SU.2V. Army Heads Inspect Florida U. Battalion’ Dated March tst. A. u. IS2T. C. C. McCOLLUM XV. XV. ltKAI.L, IL i_ I'ATItlCK, v VPARM SHOWING THE SEASONSJ 1 Flurldn within tw elve months from t h e d a t e h e r e o f . F r e d It. XVtlson of 102 F i r s t N a t i o n a l llanlc B u i l d i n g , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . Is a g e n t a n d A t ­ t o r n e y of t h e u n d e r a i g n e d . MAKES HUGE PROFITS NEW YORK, Apr. 13— (INK)— Jessie ]J verm ore. one of the big­ gest plungers in Wall S treet, was ‘ reported today to hax'e cleaned up ' $1,000,000 profit thruugh pool op­ e ra tio n s in Texas Gulf Sulphur, . a stock which has hud a sensation' al rise in the past fortnight. | m GAINESVILLE Fla., A pr l l t ll N S)—Lieutenant-Colonel W. S. *» " 1 Bowen nnd Captuin 1* U. Gallag­ her o f the United States W ar De­ i f ' i M partm ent will today complete tho . 4 X ' annual iwo-dav inspection of the • v» j linttalion. All regular rurrlculiuttullinn. All regular rurrlrulur activities o f tne University H O W E Y — W a t e r m u i n s a t I I o w - have twen £^x|iended in order U* e y - i n - t h e H i l l s b e i n g e x t e n d e d t o allow the cudets to bo ontirely nt the dis|MtiUtl of the inspeetoth. Ith Street und G reenbrier. Havin': gained the second highi lions of again winning the d istin -1est ranking any college unit In •.Vfc.' guiakeil college collego rating ruling Ihis this spring S tates in 1926. the VM <guishv.l sp rin g ,| the United t ‘ ta *' in ' 1925 and‘ 1926. “ f; m which it held , gator kiatlaUun has liittb ex|»eela- ' ‘ l � 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, 1927 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ************************************************************ Rabbi Kaplan Will Speak At Opening Of Jewish Temple Rabbi Kaplan of Jacksonville, one of the most noted speakers in the southeast, has accepted an invitation to make the principal address at the dedication services of the new Beth Israel Temple Thursday night at 8 o’clock. The Rabbi has spoken in Central Florida on several occasions and a large audience has heard him each time. His popularity as a speaker has extended over the whole south during the past few years and he has been on many of the programs given in some of the larger universities and before various club and church organization. Arrangements for the dedication are almost complete and the full program will probably be announced tomorrow. The new temple is being decorated for the occasion by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Beth Israel congregation. Elaborate decorations are being assembled and ample seating facilities installed for the large crowd of Sanford citizens which is expected to attend. Every minister in the city has been invited to have a place on the program and every denomination will be represented in the audience. People from all sections of central Florida are expected to attend. *************************************************** Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 13, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e954fefa75276d856480412c85e97918.pdf 802b112da5f5709f3a36a83a4e2188b9 PDF Text Text wm r,7* \ ------------ -— X '.n j - THK W EATBRS ii JX 4 Fnlr tonight •ml Friday; except nossibly rain in northw est por­ tion on Friday; extreme west Florida, probably rain tonight- . )n riuri'In'H Hear! iri'(.‘realwt VtKclable ; llsHichcat Garden Land L ean ed W ir e I n te r n a t io n a l N e w s S e rv ic e N i XVJI. [ ” A Divorce For The Vanderbilts [doctors Ion Is ktill Rc.(1 As Serious Report From l iv i ll c Hospital ■ ■ BILL AIMED AT SPORT NEWS IS BEFORE HOUSE l ii liar Action boi led Better Department U Informed On Mil’s Condition S A N F O R D , F r o m DA, T tlU R S [I)A Y , A P R I L More Marines Sail For China V iv Ltlr. '• fX -U *■ 1, •• "1; Cs‘t. : Speaker Fred Davis Would Keep Papers From Print­ ing Stories And Telegraph Firms From Sending Them Record F o r P lan e _______ ____ lw Mortgage Bill Also Presented To House / Foreclosures Would Be Al­ lowed Within .'1 Months i Instead Of i» Or G Years| _____ TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr II. 1 —(IN S )—A bill th a t would for­ bid the lrail;-mission of the line­ up or results of any rare, boxing mutch, football and basketball ’ (fames, or “contest of speed, skill, ( power or endurance of man w , beast," over telephone lines, tele­ graph or press wires und the pub­ ) Mention of any of these In news­ papers was introduced in the | Home toda^ t.y Speaker Fred II. 1 Davis, "Whosoever shall transm it, re- j reive or communicate by word, letter, symbol, character or sign, I NUMBER 2 Member Audit iinrenn’ QfCirfc illations _ 14, 1927 -• » . _ ___ SITUATION GRAVE FOLLOWING RAIDS OF NATIONALISTS ConMcrvntive Forces Remain I n Control B u t Trouble Is S t i l l Fenred; D e a t h Toll Tins Been Very Heavy I Acosta, diiamberlaii Land At N. Y. F id A fter Remainine: 1 Air Over 51 Hour a Pair Are Greeted By Crowd’s Cheen Airmen Plan To IK* Same Machine Fo Trip Across Ocear SHANGHAI. Apr. 14— (IN S )— Although there havo been many killed and wounded during the R O O S E V E L T F IE L D M IN j past three days in the N ationalist iVHLE, S. C.. Apr. raids against ihe E xtrem ists, the EOIA. N. Y„ Apr. 14.—TV, Conservative force* today appear­ weary fc). -While continued American aviator:ed to bo in control, but the situ a ­ Bert Acoetn and Clarence I lcnl was noted in the tion wus still menacing. of Karl Carroll N ationalist hcadquartcre ileclnpe Chamberlain, wrote history ii th a t the action taken a g ain st the tho aky today when they c.•fc. * ot the morning, hli Extrem ists in disarm ing them tablifthed a new world's r». is still serious, Dr. und in firing on them when cs, attending pliysk they gave battle wus necessary -for cord for endurance flying in t th e'resto ratio n of pcucc and order Wright -Belliuica monopltm 1 today. * in Shanghai. ,Vlock this morning, —fil hours 11 minutes and 2. It is Impossible accurately to es­ • ‘ : whether by telephone, telegraph, Yorl: theatrical protim ate the tolls of tho throe days seconds. Thoy came down, ariid the ehc< imlio, or any printed or w ritten j colliipKcd on his way to interm ittent fighting lietwecn the | communication whatsoever, any j J rtB A ——— | t wu factions of tlio N otionalist of n g reat crowd th at had assfcu H'rve n |iri «m s.ntcnee • information or Intelligence coneer- | G o v e rn m e n t S e e k s I o s lp o n e - ] pnrt>% ljut Conservative foreign bled, a t 12 i42 i05, this aftomoon. ■, w.i lilt in n state of A fter living ap art for 1H years, ning the culling, holding, or re- j SAN ANTONI Tex., Apr. 14 cured, but property dnmage wus A t 0:42:39 o'clock this momin m e n l B e c a u s e T w o O f I t s I observ/.xi believe there liave boon _ I aa •__ a nr.A lkilled lllo.l and nrnnn hi v they passed tho m ark set by FromWilliam K. Vanderbilt, II, on I suit of any trial or contest of j (IN S )—Citizens in the Texas heavy the reports stnte. t least 250 and probably as iHcn.tinconscioun foi .Mrs. Vanderbilt, the former Vir- skill, speed, or power, or endur- j pjmliandle were fearful todoy-Umt Hock Springs was virtually wip­ C h ie f W itn e s s e s A r c C o n o ; twice th at number wounded. Many in 1925 by U oruhin'nnd Landrr■ ......... , i annarnm1 w v u-mm i j Honrs. Hi collapsed oi -inia Fair, are about to l»e di­ mice of man or beast, held icld out- „ j 0Ui)| deai. ig tonmdo, such iih ed off the map Tuesday night .C o u rt B lo ck s T h e A c tio n I of t ,;o (icnths occurred when mohn 15 1tours, 11 m inutes, 69 second'. out 8 o'clock yesterday vorced by the Paris courts. Fol­ side this state or in any foreign i ............. t)lill wiped out the little wlicu a tornado struck without .........I attem pted to storm the ImadquarAcosta and ChamborLain w ar­ Charlotte nnd lowing tin: divorce it is said Vnn- country adjacent to or In proxim­ . village of Hock Spring*. 120 miTes warning, killing 00 persons and m aking a test of the Bcllanen planW ASlllNGTON, Apr. 14— ( INS) j tors of the Nationalist nrmies to ntid was r moved to n lebilt v.ill be married to Mrs. ity to this stnte, or ut all, for the i -outli i«r here, Tuesday night, injuring 150. The entire popula­ —E fforts of tho government to regain tho arms which had been i wliich next month is to hop ofi tion of 800 was rendered homeless. purpose of staking betting or Barclay, Wnrburto:., J r. Mr. and imichL strike their own k m *v nt noon. , Ifkir Paris. If they had Gown in n postpone the conspiracy trial of taken from tho irregulars. are pictured wagering any mono)’ or other Storm conditions prevailed to­ Not a building wns left standing. lln tirmtl wii nm ow d from Mrs* Vanderbilt The m ilitary situation In the s tra ig h t lbio instead of within an rry F. Sinclair nnd Albert B. IFrbron, Palestine, Helton. thing of value upon any such trial day over . the entire district, con |n> the general hospitnl ill. ','0. Fall, growing out of the Teapot north is still more 6r less obscure 8U mjj0 ra diUs of Mincola. and lnvl ......... ....... T e n pin nnd Fort Worth were some soiitlienslor contest of skill, speed or po­ tcring. in the extreme .! mu-. • *i mmivle in hi. nlthougli reports of the capture | mct n„ moro atmospheric liandi or, or endurance of man or beast, ern p a il cf the state, A series of i f the towns reporting storm s of Dome lenre, until next autum n, met of Pcngpu by the northerners and cnro ^ _ than ..... ......... thoy experienced stare m* <ai><. with a tem porary check here today. dreaded twistj cyclonic proportions lulo yester­ or permitting, aiding or ubetting disturlinnccs of the ' *i.-t~ MM,iiinMa<i ndvAnco are rc ****«. » .. 'morning,' — t_^ they would have r. Dr. Hates told I lit *r their continued Tuojuluy The government desired a post­ the same to bo done by another, er type, were reported from many day. One child was killed at I*ort v, ■ 'iviie tijtluv, that arrived in P aris long ngo. ponement because of (lie continued eelved here. ’ (Continued on Page Three) shall be a guilty of u misdemean­ places. No heavy losr. of life ochusnilar movement* cojiG. M. Hollanca, who designed tin absence from the United States of or," the proposed law holds. t Lr thi- mornintr. nnd he two of the principal figures in the LONDON, Apr., I I —(IN S )— plane, cluims i t can rench Paris U nder, the bill, no press wiro l kt!c I*' Mitt aid tha* ease —II. M. lUncknmr, chairman Awaiting rgply to the povmrs’ in 32 to 35 hours. could carry the result of ••so! I < .irri'il' condition of the board of the Midwest Ref­ notes of protest against the N an­ Acosta nnd Chamberlain w-r. games, races, boxing matches illing Company, and Jam es O'Neil, king incidents, G reat Britain has driving in groat eirclc* over Roosc and no newspaper may announce form er president of the "Prairie instituted an exchango of diplo­ velt Field nnd vicinity, In sight o ' the holding or results of uny sue! a juptj.n vh'liis nerv/iur Oil and Gas Co. They have been matic mosnnges rclntlve to sanc­ Carl F. Schory, official judge • event. ■.pi - r worry. ( abroad for three years, leaving the tion* to bo taken in event tho po­ tho flight. Their speed wn* abou' Number Of Fhoncs In Service ,i. i '.ti i ' 11 i • iron'. <mVA uniform mortgage and real country following tho Senate oil wers’ notes ore rejected. 06 m ike nn hour. Now Totals Approximately, property bill wus introduced in I, l think lie' . ill improve Official advices tp th e foreign They had loss than 10 gnlb»a» « ?3§ investigation. / |r I ."'d lie SV"11 in ! 2,000 Willi Big Increase In ihe bouse by Representative Da­ Attorney* for Sinclair stremious- office today Indicat’d th a t the po­ ■gnoollne left 'Snd it won Iwlb-v.f ~/m.t vis th a t would |H>rmit foreclosure! he sail). ' Erred Since The Year 102T, 1” opposed the gOYV"’F cf ' ^ ,r-,otioM wers may be placed in a diffltmlt they would not remain aloft muc^.^collap • wan brought of mortgages, in three months It i i I In tr o d u c e d B y Dnvr.A A. Knffclri* B ^ M d d u for postpohetnrntrand a lte r a leng­ position by receiving two distinct longsr. 5ugone I ■ r v I ■. 'Hid I’ • •'•opswlineAit t h e present tim e it takes _ renllcs to their protest, dpt O f C e re m o n ie s A n d R a b b i thy nrgumont tho court gave Dis­ _ crowd had nssembln I’rovidfH F o r L e v y O f 0 Vi Figure, released by How arl from six months to five years. The |.dni:TF ' m u >1, 'mall’ Chen, foreign m inister in the linn- a t Athegreat trict Attorney Peyton Gordon, for field and watched ever; \ K u p lin W ill B o P r in c ip a l tho g:nt mni hi : oK eip.icnt Ovcrlln, local m anager of tho Dell *majority of fo’rcclsure prceedings kow government, is reported ready M ills F o r A l l i 'u r p o s c s ; governniont, until II o'clock tuiH move of the filers. In tho thronr i ipe fi' tn -erving a Telephone Company today show -I a t the present time takes an averS p e a k e r On T h o P r o ra m afternoon to present more cogent to send sopamte replies, striving was Bellanca, doslgncr of th P r o p e r ty L e y y I s 7 M ills hat the company has enjoyed n j „ K(, „f two years!. The act, it is h Atlanta federal prison. to win the favor of Franco, Italy plana, and t h c ’wivew of the tw reasoning for the continuance. remarkable growth in bu.-iness , Mljl| wj|j c|cur Un present congest* nnd Japan nnd defying tho United aviators, believed. •• Argum ents continued before the TALLAHASSEE. Fin.. April 14. Mrs* Helen Acosta nr. The program for the ded eatlou l|hy : " did not suy during the past 12 years, with pur- I 0<| Mgitntion in Florida courts and high court today, with M artin W. States and Great Britain. At tho Mrs. Wilda Chamberlain. _Tlic H oubo committee of fiservice* of t Do Both Israel Tninplo Mcular emphasis im the growth j (il,V L , nii)Mons of dollars, II >■ ' l i e .'Me t<i re Littleton leading the Sinclair lo- samo time Chnng-Knl Shek is re ­ Mrs. Arosta was supremely hap |tr.i' to • limit a to spend imv I! :.1. S(lint, 0f the features of the Ihi- minic nnd taxation lias today un- was nnnounred this morning by Al unl battery, against Owen J . Ro­ ported to lie ready to offer punish­ A total of 1.85b phones un- mm t j Ul.t j9 a 8tatutory short form ib>r consideration the 1927-1028 Huffeld, who is to be m aster of berts und Atleo Pomercro for tho ment of tlioso found guilty of the pyit ■ ' i perjury grow“ l/knew Bert couldn't fail," sirI|)ort tl< thu equivalent cov- biennial tax levy bill, which would ceremonies. It includes mi address government. Nanking incidents. Both replies t tV in.i ! if.i'ion i>f iin ,, use in the city as against only . exclaimed, "because be hnd wit.i ■ are expected either tomorrow or ■ in idem. F. S MnrshnII *2;* ,wh"" t '" ' and clauses become by the authorize an Increase of two mills by Itnbid Kaplun, of Jacksonville, Justices plied counsel with ques­ talks by Sanford elorginnnn, Frank him a talisman I always givo h i t i •d the Nani >rd field l>v p.iixbi. mu , bltlUlte ., ,mrt 0f each m ortgage, Inuf'l on Page Three) tions from tho bench no tlic a rg u ­ Saturday. on flights. It is a stocking.” .■be local company s holding , i ^ makes the mortgage a lie n upon, ml the dollar over the state tux I*. Forst: r, Mayor Fom - I Lake, m ent proceeded, indicating their Ferry Weinberg and A, II. Mo:cs. She said sho was so confident h of the past biennium, introduced PEKING. A pi*. 14— (IN S )— a . ' Intttoud of U.l CStUtO ill. the prei.lkeen iittercBt in tho case. Pile r:............I...... figures show ...........Imp.* that there hlias leaving the right of posses­ in the House yesterday afternoon One of the lurgort crowd'; ever to Northern troops on the bunk of would ------- bo successful th at oho sic)’’ Tho government reeks to cancel been an increase «*f 7ID phones in sion h > in the m ortgagor until fore­ by Fred H. Davis. The bill pro­ attend an affa ir of its kb d is ex­ tlie lease Fall gave Sincluir on tho the Yangtze River fired upon the peaceably last night ‘lie city since 1926, considered the closure is complete. vides for a tii.\ levy for ull state pected tonight nt 8 o’clock and the ground Hint, like tho Doheny lenBe United States gunboat Non, tho I N0t. so, Mrs. Chamberlain. Sh: committee in charge of the nrpeak year for business in many American sailors returning tfo rem ained n t tho field nil night, u ' One of ti.e principal features of , purposes o f nine and' «one-half is busy today in an ef­ to Elk Hills, It was "grounded in fire with machine guns, according xiously scanning tho sky u» po* Florida communities. They weire .1. the act is that it provides for a | mills, fhe iO-S'iniHago wns gov- [rangeroentH fraud.'' Tho government lost In fort to provide adeqUot” seating •irepared by Mr. Ovelin for E. .1. r*ii and one-half mills. to information received liero to­ lights sent their rays upw.u I (Continued on Cage Three) decoration* are in the Wyoming federal court, but day. Tho Noa is now anchored erful T rotter, serretary of tho Chamber A clause in the bill provides for facilities. The ,Ladies’ to guldo tho aviators to th<* lnn< won in tho eighth circuit court. Auxiliary of Apr. I I ■r Com m ue. who i" me paring « . , n, . , a ..i, a reduction of the various milln- charge of the Li about a mile above Nuukiug. iug in thp event of nn accident. An curly decision in tbo cane is imi miners cnlory Sanford for the Southern go* outlined by the governor »f the e o ii^ g a tio n nnd an- to be coin- hardly expected, ns summer recess American Consul Juakins nt ."Lost night by a prearranged ci tlic noon. >'i c ( ‘"ill roin- Telephone Company monthly maghe believes the funds necessary to pb_ted this , uftorr i , , j i* not far off, and there is n bo- Canton reported he was unsuccess­ gngemunt I hod u dsto with Crn ii.1 city had nsltio. , , The dedication^address by knnm |i0f that the decision will be de- ful in settling the strlko in th s t et.ee 'on tho front Porch qf U carry on the liimincss of the state This figures for the u nion* >:n dentil by .*ntiluti i* i.i lii Tfillftvv TflP 11111• . . . . a. all _f t iL„ t" follow trie 1)1*1'!.'* prosantu department:-, could be derived by Kupbui laved in any event until a fte r the city. Tho Christian college a t Can­ houso in Wc»tbury wlielv I as) > Ihe w aters of years, i bowing the increase*, lire i MEMPHIS, Apr. 11 (IN S) tinn of a key to A. II. uMoael, trial of Slnclnlr nnd Fall on the ton is closing indefinitely. a sm aller levy. ing," she said. "I wus out there Hr •rfliiwed n low. jia follows: ! Without a moment's warning, the philanthropy enabled ibo rriuiinu] charge of conspiracy. F ifty Americans remain in tho sure enough the ship sailed o\r The bill provldea for a tax levy whose tl «• mouth "f llir Jan. tPli’i. MO: HH7. f>22: • main levee at Tulol, Ark . crumbled congregation to buibl and proper­ This trial has b*en set fo r April interior of Kwantung nnd about •n real and prrsonal property _ a | ho yelled down to me. stoppb. |'i|8 f,49; 1919, h l i ; 1920, M 6; 1today and a 50 foot stream of water tax mp!o, wt.tch which 25, but likely will bo postponed 100 in Canton and vicinity, nearly and of seven mills upon the dollar ly equip the new «' mple. th r motor; But I'm not going t , sj I ■..rrimil i of the com- IP2I, 764; 1022. 809: 14*23, 8P8; hegnn pouring through. for each of the yearn 1927 nnd .stand* at the corue, >" f M x e ^ n h until autum n because of missing nil being men. 11*2(4. w hat he said.” H'25, tin ? : 1 "II firr*. t lirvpd j-i" ; jipp; Following the break, every store Am erirau consul Swainy report- tellAtyou treet nnd Mugiiolin. . icspon.,t hj witnesses. 7 o'clock this inomtng, Aco: 1027, 1780: Feb. 20, 1927, .in Truman and Tulot were closed 1928 for general puriroses; a lax S • i" found to he "nfe in u 1 Mr. Monos is to follow. Tsingtno, while 82 departed, ta und Chamberlain, who took «>• '■'I Im i <i and will be res- 185(1. 1,111(1 the entire male population or of not exceeding one mill for ed­ cd 383 Americans rem aining nt in u Bellanca monoplouo ut 9: • Following is the program : ucational purposes; s tax of not ■ ■ in the Itin* two towns rushed to the scene. exceeding olio half mill for the Audience joins in singing of Amo'clock Tuesday moi tutig m an c 1. At noon more than 500 volun­ state hoard of health fund; und a crlcn. „ , , , (Continued on Page Ih rec) p. •' it . cuing the men t e e r workmen were working fran* constitutional school tux of one Kemftin standing until invocation '- "i k'-in tiie waVI tit-ally III un effort to stem the by Rnbbl Kaplun. mill. • WASHINGTON. Apr. 14—(IN S) I " > ' 1, *’Htn sliatt Iruting current of the overflow. AddrcHtt «»f Welcome — 1 res., I • -A The hill would also authorize m erican efforts to accomplish eri"'p -lived tlie'r lives JACKSONVILLE. Flu., Apr. 14. : — ;----- _ . , MARGANTOWN. W. Va., Apr. to levy a tux of 5 mills fo r gen- Wcinborg. furl her naval disarm am ent, Xto i plnee i f safety Un* ( i n s ) - J ohn D. Kockfciier. Y i M i l i t a r y D i c t a t o r s h i p erul purposes to meet tho ncccsResponse, —Hon. lo rr e s t Uike, tlirtnigh 14(IN S)—Three firem en were In­ the three-power conference ri"H I wo, considered n i ig d multi-millionaiie oil magnate, k J . , j n ............ .. , „ xury expenses of tho county; n Mayor. sta rt nt Genera in June, will jured several hundred persona by tbo«e on the scene. I was speeding northward t"d'iy nt Address — Hon. I*rank P. to r- to tux not to exceed two mills for likely prove unsuccessful, Repre­ were driven from th eir homes "• ai'i'i'iireil ineiTtalde. Lakewooif. N. J.. a fte r suddenly . ,, sentative Thomus 8. B utler (It) scantily clad, and damage estim a­ the fine und forfeiture fund of :,ler. t":.*v :.ileni'<', reicu- forsaking liis w inter home a t Or­ Presentation of Key to Mr. A. II. of RIGA, Latvia, Apr. 11— (INK)— tho county; a tnx of not to exceed Pennsylvania, chairm an of tho ted ut more than $2,000,000 was 'd' ' v i re trying to coin­ mond Bench late yesterday shortly purposes of Moses. l»r. Olllo Mlllor. son of T. J. M Hnusa Navel Affnirs Committee, dono by fire which swept tho ' v. *i|, t)l(. trapped men W N. Davis, bis secretary, A m ilitary dictatorship in imminent eight mills for tho Response by Mr. Moses. ‘’ and repnirdowntown business d istrict here ler, well known Sanford ro»ider predicted today lifter a visit to tho a drill lade, liaally heard .Short talks by Clergymen of tho nd ferries is to bo tho m anager of.-the nr toduy. W hite 11011*0. !(ni within tii tunnel not less Churches, Tho firemen wore burned amt Lakn Mary Pharmacy, locnteil "Tho United Ktutcs hus nothing p ii»'ii -oaghl safety. Dedication Address —Rabbi Kuptjmn ten to sncrifico in this conference, und crushed when the wall* of the six- the Evans Building a t Lake Mar . >r* -jfv, a spokesman purposes. lun. (iliriy nuimiu i.......... I do not believe the other powers, story Strand theuter building, which wa* recently completed • Announcements Inst night, stopping for only dictatorship I* proclaimed. A tnx of "not more thun is nec­ Great Britain and Japan, will bo in housing a theater office and upurt- a etml of $60,tHK>, according to e £9 Benediction—Rabbi Kaplan. S!lnu"S. Dnvil said th a t not even annuunromopt recently nwde. ments, collapsed. essary to puy the indebtedness a sacrificing mood,’’ said Butler. members of the party f m t " defl. Dr. Miller* is an wxporicncod l MIAMI—Work to start soon on (he county und interest thereon" i,Holy thut they would g<» north construction of new University of is ulso provided; u tnx of not genn who.servod ilunng the Woi vesteixluy ‘until they ' vre on the l Miami athletic studium. Wor in th a Unlltnl Ststc$ N*«' mure thun one hulf iuJII for tho en* lie al*o hold* a pharmacy degi tra in ,' . co u rage men t nnd protection of ng([AM. n . r „ Apr. t l from Jefferson College, Ttiilai’ riculturc nnd livestock is ulso con­ •i I 'J1 '• ' I- nl Miicidc wave phin. <■' ~ , tained in the bill. AIKEN, 8. C., Apr. 14- ( I N K ) mont coinpletaly equipped o iti I'."'1 1 • i.ity here today •» r;i.r all. —W. T. Smith, of Haines City, ami store building in tr.u count, Fla., was urrested here this m orn­ |*J he \vj . , |g f tn Hi*-. The Junior Y. M. C. A. Baseball Lamkin, physical director of tho It ulso contains two four re<> ing a t the instniico of Deputy Longue, organized uml sponsored 'Y \ 4h° sttond floor I' ' ii'.unqitcd ruiclde A. H. Hull, of the Miami organl- apurtn.enta Sheriff E. A. Bowen, of Haines by the Sanford Lions Club, will be p juil. addition !•» a tminber r>f oft. ration of Lions, was present u t the Descent Of Man’. suites. Severay attractive <to City. • '* • pb . " ‘lie walledi ‘ TALLAHASSEE, Flu., Apr. I I ­ "W hut makes it worse is the Deputy Bowen wired local uu- formally luunched Friday nftcrnubu meeting und explained some of the looms are on th# first floor. F • • l' ;<:ai,-, und begged thorities Smith was wanted on a t 5:30 o'clock when members ut pluus for entertaining the Interna­ Vis ns have been drawn for t t,l,l hi* life with chlort fact that the state school book com­ r<" of evolution ln Florida’s ^ h ( « U CHICAGO, Apr. 14— (INK)—Af­ charges of deserting h li S lfe and the club will meet with several hun- tional convention in Miami in June, C om m unity Church of Luke Mn mission und sub-commission prolie stated that ut luu&t 15,000 dele­ ter battling 60 police officer* for children and taking off un auto- Idren buys a t the courthouse, "h ero und con*»ructluu «m th* $16.u if'Y 1: iu!‘ ,vfr V t e l T H u i t Jr ? n l e x u 2 n c e in the tcribo ,criU. the ihe use of oi these i m n text books gates from ull pert* of tbo Unll**d 'aw :fixes u more than two hours, a two-gun S S S M S ,m ,r . V . - s - f Ioffielafw'of 'Hr. f r ' . r the . ; sleogue s s p will a n take i ' i htutes and foreign Countries were project la to bt*gin a t oncu. areor ' ^ tuHmiue that l ^ 'V , Yf, ..resenlative I.co fetal- „ courses and* a law instructors girl bandit und her three male said ho would fight extradition. tag to reportsi -Many real cst' . ' F i i t , m in i of Hillsborough H.„uiiy i,r dismissal of Insti pluce. The plan* for tomorrow * expeaed to he present. deals and building progress h'« *">1. W.'.I.mh H. Nokes, V(J ! J ..t‘he international New* 411lJ Revocation of their state companions were locked up in the m eeting were lulil ut today's lun­ , Thu Im-al organization is p rep ar­ »K.en notvd in tin* 1 kVo M r\ t)ooks are Bridewell today. The girl, Who gave S ;.1 u rei U|Kirnting in nn Steluslvo inter- .cachen.' Hcensc if these bm in'* to eiitoituln •a t least 1,500 of trlct within th e p***t few month cheon held at the Seminole Cufe. lu?r name as Melon Kondol, Blood not used.’ these delegates us they retu rn t<» . view should.r to shoulder with the men Fifteen team s arc to bo entered Representative Stalnuker s a i d In the bomb nnd bullet battle that "T an. making this fight «Dnc their homes through Suuford. One in thb league, according to th* pro*, kills me J AX MAN TO WED public moral* »n j •dial he would l>roduc» eight text for the benefit o f■un cut plum* of its sponsor*. Each •pcciul trull, currying over 1,000 to fight f»r it rV . jfj ubt. | n Florida school? proceeded their arrest. mcndiers of tho orgunlzatlon is to ORANGEBURG. S. C., Apr. 14 t»nm i* to be managed by u mem* r Axe ItifF The quartet wu» trailed to an WASHINGTON. Apr. 14 - t I N volunteer fire l,cr of the Lions Club and tho cluh stop in this city and will remain Howard M; W ddin 62. J*' W" ti.iluy apartment, house a fte r a Jewelry I _ ( IN S )—One liere long enough fo r a trip through The H••r is ulso to furnish tho necessary store hnd been held up and robbed fighter was jierhnps fatally l»}|lu ‘ * ville, Fla., widower, took oat a 1 of $7,000 worth of gems. When po- | cd. and dam age e»timated a t 51 - ,- equijmient such ns bat*, gloves gad Hie celery dcltu und the city proper. cct.se today to wed Ml*> M argeT Elaborate arran g em en t! •UHi-r \; lice arrived the bandits barricaded 000 resulted here toui> from » balls. Two games eacli week .’or S. Roberts, 49, of Germantown, Ik U*K | lit ( themselves and opened fire. A fter fire which destroyed several bulld- each team are to be on tlu schedule. handling the huge crowd from both She i» sister of Gwen J. RoWr. the train nnd autom obiles are to bo •mi di^t I’Ullct* failed to dislodge the quar- . ing* in the dowtown *ecUo«. A rTho league wn* originally organ- m a d e between now and the dnte for government counsel in the oil rc-in F lo H iU a n d very- high *cho.» * ^ litakcr prohibiting the tt tp o lir c b r o u g h t te a r bombs' Into I thur O .w .ld, ‘ n ^ le c ^ ric 'a n w a . large b I Z J ' Z T l w of Dr A. dal' ca*e». , r i . I t ^ « u te a re rank and rotten. S S h lw r ,ht’ s o lu tio n theory play* Hie bandit* were finally over- Injured w hen he foil from a three Dt d t m u*. ^ their arrival. ^ ^ Ung.h r. whu ■•("! t & . i t . wn* j text* used ^ ‘^ “^ r t / w i t h l l n any schoollnthe stnt* supported come bv fumes nnd MirrendereJ- 1*tory struplUrt'. _ ------------j Ills negro Vmplo. truching* “ p d , * 'L hook 'The [by state fundli . . tepfK'd upon it. I many rcfcrcnci* t 1 - ^ % vS#"- Texas Panhandle Citizens EFFORT TO DELAY Fear Repetition Of Storm CASE OF SINCLAIR WhichStruckRock Spring AND FALL FAILS ml COMPANY SHOWS S S i S E H ’^ L in crease S S HOUSE MEASURE;LCCAL ... - WILL ROOST TAXiTO JOIN JEWS IN LEVY BY 2 MILLS'OPENING TEMPLE len Narrowly )e DeathWhen Ir Enters Mine in I^OVC'C* At I UlOl, ArK. Crumbles Early Today U.S. Plans For Arms Cut Face Obstacles $2,000,000 Blaze Sweeps Morgantown Rockefeller Party Speeding Northward Looms In Lithuania Tl rnt Arrested In jenipt At Suicide : Solon To Fight Evolution Teaching la All SchoolsSupported By State S' I(INS)—“1 consider the teaching Dr. OlUe MiUer In To Have Charge OF Store In Lake Mar; Haines City Man In Held At Aiken, S. C* Lions Will Meet Boys Oh Friday To Perfect Final Plans For Ball Loop IV o Gun Girl Bandit And Three Others Are Held For Gem Theft M One Is Injured In Orangeburg Blaze f,,r �iti THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1Q27 PAGE SIX Saim Granted Separation And Wife Secures Divorce In Paris Tribunal LAKE MARY PA.RIS.Anr. ,13— (IN S )—(lount with proof Hint his wife had refus­ l.udwig Saim Von Hoogstrcaten ed to return to him or live with and his American heiress bride, him. In view of the absolute proof th r form er Mlllicent Rogers, have offered by both sides the court had been both divorced and legally sen­ no alternative but to grant the de­ a rated by the French courts, it was mand* of both parties. learned by international News The Countess was gleeful ovri Service today. the outcome of the litigation. Two decrees were handed down "Th;i best part of it all is that I In the Seine Tribunal on Monday. get the custody .of my boy, Peter", One of them granted n divorce to she declared in nil interview with the countess; the other granted a International News Service. "The Irgnl separation to the count. I.it- agreement was that the Count tle Peter, son of the couple, is in should see Peter every three the custody of the wife. months so if the court nilows 'this The countess and her mother private agreem ent’ to stuml it have been living here tem porarily means that I will have my hoy." Tor the dlvotce proceedings, oc­ The Wish of the Countess was cupying a luxurious apartm ent. gratified the court’s judgment Count Saim has horn living nt an wns that for the agreement between obscure hotel. two pnrties, dated Feb. 27, 11)27, Separation proceedings hml been the commenced in New York last year, settled the question of the child's but were withdrawn, the w ith­ i custody. The Countess backed up no her ac­ acdrawn! being followed by reports of a settlement in which the Aus­ cusation of ‘injurious relations’ trian noldemnn wns said to have with a letter from Count Saim, in received about $400,000 from II. which he hnd written to her: "Because of the attitude of your If. Rogers, Standard Oil magnate family and yourself toward me, I arul father of the Countess. wonder how I ever lived with you Count Snlm bail no difficulty in ns long as 1 did. Luckily every­ backing up his charge of desertion thing is now over between us." Open Nostrils! End A Cold Or Catarrh Spectacular Blaze Burns Self Out In 38-Story Structure NEW YORK. Apr. 13—(IN S )— A spectacular fire, US stories in O n r e n c e C h a m b e rln in A n d tin- u ir—the most fncinatlng nml iitnccessnlile Maze in the city’s his­ f ie r i A c i i h I ii C o n fid e n t tory burned itself mil early to­ T h a i T h e y W i l l lie A ide day. It had started in tile scaf­ T o U reak I'J-H m ir R eco rd folding near the top of the UK story, $10.0(10,000 Sherry-Netherapartm ent hotel, at Fiftli NEW YORK, Apr. 13— (IN S)— ianils Despite iniuky skies which earnedAvenue and fiHlh Street, and burned brightly throughtoul the u threat of rain, aviators Bert Aco- night. stn arid Clarence I). Chamb rlaln, More Ilian half a million penwho are attem pting to break the •de, ul one time or niiolher witworld’s record for sustained flight, •leased tin* blare, it wus estimntwere still tip in tlirlr Itellnnca umliOplune nt 8:30 o’clock this morn in»r, exactly 23 hours after they > tool: to the a ir 'f ro m J’w nev’h Field. .The aviators hope to slay up for CO hours. The world record for sin Every unit of Hie city’s fire de tiilned flijjht. established lij oartment was called out hut all e f­ Droughin and Landry at Etamps, forts to fight the blare were inef­ France, is 4ft hours It minutes and fectual. and it hurtled brightly in SI) seconds. the night, From dawn to 8:30 • o’clock the hose lines. far above the roach of monoplane thrummed In a* threeThe fire was unlike anything mile circle over the beacon light on ivor seen in the city, nml there Mltchel Field. wns no wav firemen, with every A t tim es Acosta and Chnmbcrlaii known nuvhrn equipment, ceuld flew a t from 0t)0 to KOft feet te roach It. Thti wns deeply resent avoid low domls. They were n o t1 •d hv Firo Chief Keiilon who said; hampered by the slight ground "It is assininc for nnvbody t> hdtc thnt prevailed. put up a forty-story building in / Last reports from them, in the err.vdcl ticighhoibool and t b#>foi*m of u (hopped message, said cover the outside with htflnmabl D h at ’all was going well* mid that m aterial. , this morning they planned to s o a r ! in ayiinUon circles that Acosta nr, Aver New York City. If their test Is successful they Chamberlain will succeed in th»i plan to start preparations for the venture unless weather comlitim , New York-to-l’aris flight inline­ take a turn for the worse. ; diately, using th- same plum which will be overhauled ami equip­ ped with n new motor. Seven hours ufter they took t h e 1 nlr Acosta and Chamberlain reportWAKIIINGTPN. Apr. 13—(IN S) " it is less tircsonu so far than riding in nn automobile we have not —Captain Homer I. Sands, tidinin not begun to feel the effects of the istm tivc ossislant to Williiini P MncCracken, J r„ air secretary o' trip". Itour after hour they clung to the commerce department, win tho vicinity of Mltchel Field, tli dr killed today in nn airplane crash at motor humming tediously. At dusk Bolling Field, Sands was a reserve floodlights were switched on nt corps flyer. l.t. John L. Bosch, aeronautical lladley nml Mltchel Fields nml a spcciul fog-piercing lamp shot up engineer of the commerce depart­ ment, a passenger in the plane Its glare at Curtfs Field. The opinion was freely expressed was critically injured. Seminole County Chamber of a t their home on Crystal Lake Commerce, was informed th at the Ave. Chamber wns opposed to the The murdwdo ot the Community chicken proposition in view by the Ruilding on Tuesday evening, a r ­ ranged by Mrs. Clay tie Stone, was rents of young children relntlve County Chandicr. Also, th a t n well attended and enjoyed by all to the slot machine evil, the Cham­ uurseiy, furniture factory, shoe ber went on record as opposed to factory, anil preserving factory present. 1 The Wednesday evening dnntcs same, and the secretary was in­ wc'ild he welcome in Luke Mary, a t the Community Building con­ structed 1 1 wriy> Sheriff Hand and tlmt the Lake Mary Chamber tinue to bo well attended, and the and (Representatives lta;rnn and of Commerce would offer a free floor and music are both excel­ lions holder rcpuestlng them to site to any desirable factory ownuse their influence to do away lent. The annual congregational meet­ with them. This motion was made ing of the Community Church was by Rev. James Thompson and se­ held on Wednesday evening, fol­ conded by Principal Clarence lowing the weekly prayer meet­ Pricut. A committee was appointed to ing. In addition to routine busi­ ness, by-laws were adopted to further investigate the park lands cover business of the church. The dedicated to the public iu H>10 and three trustees whose terms expire platted in 11)20 ns lots. W. J. Hop­ a t this time were re-elected for kins, Jr., representative to the three years, \V. V. Dunn. Floyd Sjcblom, \V. J. Hopkins, Jr. Rcy. (!. V. Albertson, Sunday School organizer, preached a most interesting sermon Sunday morn­ ing at the Community Church, the text being, "As n man thlnkoth in How To Get Relief When Head ids heart, so is in." In place of anil Nose arc Stuffed Up. the popular service on Sunday evening, Rev. .lames Thompson 4++++++++<b6C>4"t delivered Ids sermon. Count fifty! Y ourco\| in head or Miss Mary Graves, County Nurse, accompanied by a repre- catarrh disappears. Your clogged KCnlatlve of llie Florida State j nostrils will open, the uir passages Hoard of Health, will show cduea- of your head will d e a r and you ticnal health films at the school-! cun breathe frely. No mere snuf­ house on Monday evening, A pril' fling, hawking, mucous discharge, II at 7:30 p.m. This will lie free: dryness or iieadachb; no struggling to all and is of interest to every­ for breath at nignt. Get n small bottle of Ely’s one in the community. Everybody Cream Balm from your druggist Doesn’t hurt one h it! Drop a is cordially invited tc* attend. tin Thursday evening, April 14, nml apply a little of this fragrant little ‘‘Freemiie" on on aching the Gridley Art Pageant will be antiseptic cream in your nostrils. corn, instantly that rorn stops presented a t the l.nke Mary school It penetrates through every air hurting, then shortly y<ni lift it house. This pageant was recently passage of the bead, soothing and right off with fingers. swollen inflamed Your druggist sells a tiny bot­ shown to an appreciative audience j healing the in Sanfrtrd, anil consists of a n u m -' mucous membrane, giving instant tle of “ Freexono” for a few cents, tier of paintings of historical and >relief. Head colds and catarrh sufficient to remove any lined interesting events,, with music and yield like magic. Don’t stay stu f­ corn, soft corn, or corn between Relief is the toes, ami the fold, calluses, readings appropriate to each num- fed-up and miserable. without soreness or irritation. her. We are fortunate to secure lids entertainment before they leave lids keel ion of the slate, and it is Imped that the public will take advantage of this opportunity ern wishing to kento here, tax ex­ empt from city taxes for a num­ ber of years. \V. J. Hopkins, Jr. informed the Chamber that Caeklcbcrry Farm was the In v est operating chicken farm in Seminole County. Mr. Hopkins, J r. devotes hii to his rant), nsfisted k thcr, W. J. Hoykins, f2 Stnrkvillo, Mins. Don’t Swcnr nt Your._ £[ iptUs-Qf Nervousness Ab ■j bled T his Lady Vi ho Gr C ardui C redit for |M Celery Crates ing H er Get Well ■ Use Shinholaer'a Crates ■ iX’pc-.v, Okln.—"For sU J » tintl Swear by Them » •taya Mia. Edd Burt .n, of ihijJ ’I : afTcn-d <n bad a* a wornd 2 No knots, no cross grained 2 aiOiir nr.d ntill keep going."} ■ sticks—just bang up goodj "i was good for r 'thing, J crates—made just right.;* It** s and pa!o, unable to t-tj H\Vu think the host cra<c« » lh i' .?. Nothing agreed with ^ times I had such had pnimJ a in the district. M H •tides a:.d Lack I would hatft £\VE invito your compari-J to bod. I had cramping £aon in the fields where cel-* would faint if I stood on m\ any length of time, J.Iy nerven. jjery in being packed. become upset at the lea3tlittk* I would have spclla ofq ■PROMPT service? Oh, yes. 5 nml tiiat were 60 exhausting Uim £ Wo are within nn hour of J mo prostrate. ■any celery field of this dis-" "Several ol* my friends hum jjtrk t. J ■Crates distributed through 5 EAmerican Fruit Growers, £ “ Inc., and Sanford Oviedo" ■Truck Growers, Inc, S. 0. Sliinliolscr th at 1 take Cardui. They tolia lltoir experiences with it, hem* they linvo been helped. At h decided to try it. "In a few weeks, I could sc«& wns improving, so 1 kept on. 1 not expect the t roubles of ym disappear in a few days, nor they, but in time 1 was muchl« I kept up the Cardui tn atmej several m onths r.nd thunks to Crate Manufacturer Sanford f One Killed In Plane Crash In Washington Druggitfr, Grocerft and Hard­ ware Do a l e r B recommend Wintergreen FENOLE for one reason only. Experience has taught them that this won­ derful insecticide N E V E R FAILS! shows what occurs in the engine cylinder as carbon forms, when you operate your car on ordinary gasoline. The bumps in tlie line show what the ’’knock’’ looks likes - . The ” k..oc. .ijiui both car and engine. It slows up engine revolutions; cuts down power and pick up; increases vibration and engine wear und tear; and entails the trouble and expense of carbon removal. T WINTERGREEN The pleasant scented insecticide that's sure death to the pests. Mosqimots ru ts. Mono ROACMtS W Afin bugs h is ph otog raph AllTt.rilM O/UncPoutijuL ■Lit /ru /yavi.Mt'e Finn . .u u , bid sues \*to OUC* IH I n m i f i t l m m <If I,ru ra l Mrtrr i HtirJnk / a l u .l .i l n 11SOLE CHlUICiL CO IoImmIIIi, H» Qu.it. >, Oulteiii U.llbli. I ll ‘a Oillani — ...... l uj I t ’s *c»n»uty to L uf tk t U r i n t tit * . A t o il O t o t t r j , NotAw oto t o t D rug S t o t l l . shows wllut I goes on iii the same cylinder u n d e r the same conditions when operated with Grown Ethyl flitsolinc. Nole the absence of ’’knock-humps." The "ETH YL” IIuill has ncuiruli/cd the healing qualities ol the carbon deposits und has turned the increased pressure into additional power. '■ IM IIS PHOTOGRAPH isMeat Pleasure *.j HvaJ*■- l H1: h t m o t k J u r t t k t i lirtuiol \h lon k tu a n k l.tkttoltrirt 1 Scrajc, H is to ric Points P.n llouto A tlan ta , C h sttsnoogs, Lookout M o u n tain , M is­ s io n a r y Itid g c , M occasin Ucnd, Tennessee Moun* ta in s, N ashville, Evansville. HE log yields nml high quality nf tile crops grown with Armour’s BIG PROP brands reflect the trim ciop-muklng ability or these fertilizers. They are made to fii Florida erops and soils. Elicit lopimlii is tin re-uli of our more tlian 30 years experience in Florida t)ur HU. I ’KOI* trade-m ark on every ling am i-tag is youi imiriititee of highest quality. T For 2 Fine Through Trains Daily DIXIE LIMITED Lv. Saaford A C I................ .. 4:0.1 P. M. I.V. Jacksonville A C L. . . 11:4ft P.M . Ar. Chattanooga N C A St L .12:51 P. M. A r.'H I. U u la I. K N *. . 7:20 ATM; Ar. C h lc n w C & E 1 . . . 7:45 A. M. A lso th o DIXIE FLYER Lv. Hanford A C L . . . 2:30 A.M. Lv. Jacksonville A U I. . . HHOA. M. Ar. Chattanooga N C Ml St I. 10:33 P. M. Ar. Ht. I/OuIh I A. N . . . 1:40T'. »L Ar. Chicago C A E l . . . 4:10 1*7 AlT Tot r lu y lo t car i i h t m i Im i , l o t u *m j otktr k u a use it u. uitmt CitrusandVegelable Crop Among our four types of RIG CROP cjtriw mixtures there is one especially suited to tho Spring needs of your grove. Ami there’s a HJG CROP vegetable fertilizer to sa'.i'fy every need uf your crop and soil traffic. Reduces gear-shifting* Crown hthyl Gasoline is availle at pumps which display the iblem shown below. Fill your ik today. Only 3c a gallon more. W a re h o u s e A t S a n fo rd Out practical experienced held men wi l l he glad to help you solve your fertilising problems. *his service obligates you in no wcy. ty p n o u j^ . ^ t , ,. g i j , on r^tasLiT T&rtlsriz FERTILIZER WORKS JA C K SO N V ILL E FI.ORIDA STANDARD OIL COMPANY Incorporated in Kentucky �' fc J PAGE TWO ROCHESTER WILL USE RIOT GUNS, G A S ON BANDITS U n ited S ta te s Plans To Make Its Embassies More Comfortable F or Envoys WASHINGTON Apr 14 (IN S )— chased nt Kobe. —"Ref on? building glided palaces At Bangkok, Siam, the United for her ambassadors as show plac­ States own* n building, hut the es in the great cnpitnls of Eu­ commission reports that "it 1ms rope, the United Staten proponen been largely eaten up by whiU to muke life an liveable as pos- ant." At (’nleutln two buildings are 'siblo for thonc envoys marooned in the dcsulato wastes elsewhere to be erected an office structure in the business section of the city " In the world. This Is the derision of the For- for the consulate ami the trade sIq;; Service Buildings Commis­ commission sta ff and a residen­ sion. created under the I’orter net tial building in the elevated out of 1926, to provide government skirts. The tropical heat of the South owned housing for embassies, le­ gations and consulates wherever Seas cnlls for n habitable building the United States hnn diplomatic nt Penang, S traits Settlement. The (dan there is to buy a house or consular representatives. M r-.' some weeks ago for furnishing if possible with an acre or more A fter having made provision of pround. In Persia'a Capital I the embassy nt London, already Teheran, on the edge of the W owned by the United States, and for building a legation a t Tiratio, Persian desert, presents another Albania, because no suitnblo instance of excessive heat to be quarters were to be had there, the combntted. It is proposed to buy commission has ju st decided on its the property now occupied, a 10acre tract, well stocked with shade first housing progrum. trees and with running water Important Projects This progrnm, representing ex­ thru it. and build thereon residen­ penditures of between $600,000 tial and office buildings for th? and $1,000,000, will be confined to legation nnd consulate. The tract Latin America and Asia. The would he walled in to conform to The buildings eight projects included nil pressing Persian custom. needs to overcome adverse natural nnd wall would be of sun-hnked 4 '. conditions th a t work hardships or brick. Teheran's water supply is from subterranean endanger the lives of envoys, their obtained springs, distributed through stone families and staffs. In Japan, for instance where cut conduits. One of these con­ there arc two projects, earthquake duits passes through this tract. conditions Influenced the commis-' Quito, Ecuador, right on the aion’s decision. The consulate ill equator atop the Andes, is the Yoknhama was destroyed by the first South American capital to earthquake of 1924. A new ea rth ­ got attention. There the commis­ quake-proof structure Is to be sion is negotiating to purchnsc n erected on the old site there. It building and adopt it to legation will be of American design. The uses. consulate nt Kobo was badly M a n tu a , Nicaragua, completes damaged by the same qunke. Bo- the present list. A site is to be porta to the commission ura th at purchased thero on elevated the building is in imminent dan- ground above the native quarter, ger of collapsing nt any time. It overlooking I^iko Managua. Resi­ is to be replaced by n quake-proof dential and office buildings will building. A new site Is to be pur­ be erected. was reported nt 69 per cent nnd de­ mand nt 93 per cent while this yenr for April 1, supply is 90 per cent and demand 88 per cent. "For the United States the aver­ ORLANDO, n o .. Apr. 14— age condition of winter wheat on (IN S )—The following Florida April 1, 1927 was 81.5 per cent of crop report for April was issued normal compared witli 84.1 on by the Burenu of Agricultural Ec­ April 1, 1926 nnd a ten yenr April onomics of the United States J)o- 1 nverngo of 79.8 per cent. For artm cnt of Agriculture hero to­ tho condition was 86.4 yer cent compared with 80.2 per cent in ny: "Reports of condllion of citrus 1026 nnd n ten year April 1 uvertrees on April 1 are generally low­ ago of 85.8 per rent. "'Monthly form wages witli er than a year ugo. Grapefruit U reported til 76 per cent compar­ board for the United States are ed w ith 90 | ht cent last year, reported on Apr. 1 1927 a t $31.38 oranges at 82 per cent compared a year ago nnd $33.86 two years w ith 95 per cent, tangerines nt 78 ago. Monthly farm wages with­ per cent compared with 92 per out board nro reported ut $18.47 cent and satsumnn nt 76 per cent compared with $84.40 on April 1. compared with 85 |>cr cent in 1920. 1926 nnd $47.40 cm April 1. 1925. "Farm labor supply for the Uni­ "Good citrus bloom was rejM/rt- ted SUites is re|H>rtetl at 90.8 per ed over much of Hillsborough, oont of normal on April 1927 com­ M anatee, Orange, Pinellas, Polk, pared with 82.2 per cent on April arul Putnam counties nnd from the I, 1926 and 00.0 per cent on April ea#l const. Bloom wits heavy in J. 1925. Demand Is re|Kirtcd at i^ in y groves hut more irregular 88.6 per cent of normal cm April than n year ago and will nverngo 1, 1927 compared 91.0 on April 1, lighter in nearly nil sections of the 1926 and 90.4 on April l, 1925. Tho state. TIiIh tendency toward supjily of farm labor in per cent lighter bloom was more reliable of demnnd wns 102.5 per cent cm in> groves under ten years of nge. i April 1, 1927 Compared with 98.1 ‘Tenches nro better Hum ln » t' peVcent on Aprli I. ii'26 and 99.5 year witli condition of 76 yer cent per cent mi April 1, 1925," compared with 67 yer cent In 1926. In south Florida avoendos show U u Ich xi new growth hut a light crop, mangoes new growth and crop ape both r e t r i e d light. 'S ta p le groves have been bene­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 14— (INS) fited by recent ruins und are in — Following anti-trust proceedings ghod '(Condition. Slate condition at oats is reported a t 83 per cent today In federal court In Richmond, compared with 84 per cent a year a consent decree wns entered en­ ago, and pasture nt 82 per cent joining Die Richmond Distributing compared with 75 per cent a yenr Company nnd other defendants from engaging in price fixing and ■r ■to. unfair competition. J*Truck crop movement contlnThe charges grew out of an lielies much heavier than a year ago. geil conspiracy among the de­ Crops are earlier than last yenr fendants in organizing tho whole­ and by May 1, movement of beuns sale confectioners’ dub of Rich­ will bo heavy ns far nnrrth n Alamond to cu.ry uut their campaign chuu county nnd cucumber move­ of price fixing, the Justice De­ ment beginning in thnt section. partm ent announced. Melons will s ta rt from Lake coun­ ty^ about May 1. Irish potato movement | h now t/ver 100 cars d uly und will reach its peak a t Hastings by tho end of April. ■T I**Farm wages over most of the state are lower than u year ugo with a noticeable Increase in the proportion of supply to demand. l-|a t ycHr on April 1, labor supply CROP REPORTS S S £ Court A gainst Richmond Concerns DRUGS EXCITE THE KIDNEYS, DRINK WATER ‘a lZ ” FOR TENDER SORE, TIRED FEET Tim American man ami women muat guard constantly against kidney trouble because wo often eat too much ridi food. Our blood is filled with ucids which the kid­ neys strive to filter out; they weaken from overwork .become sluggish, and eliminative tissues clog and the result Is kidney trou­ ble, bladder wenkness and general decline of lieultb. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or tho urine is cloudy, full of sedi­ ment, or you aro obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer witli sick i heudurhe, or dizzy, nervous k|a>IL, ncid stomach, or if you lmve rheu­ matism when Du' weather is bod, begin drinking lots of good soft water and get from your pharm a­ cist about four ounces of Jnd Salts. Take a tnldcs|>onnful in n glass of water before breakfast for a few day* nml your kidneys may then act fbie. This famous satis is made from the acid of grapes and leuum juice, combined with lithin and lias been used for years to help flush and '" A fte r « long hot day on my feet stimulate clogged kidneys, to neu­ 1 'run for Tlx. write* a city sals- tralize the acids in the system so ua sou:re of ir­ Ulan. "No m atter how my foct udm they no longer and bum , Tix druws out all On- ritation, thus often relieving bindiVr *’t*orders. pain and I ’m «• good us new." Tix U magical. Acts right off. Jnd Hulls is ilieilH-niiivn; rtiliiioL THE SANFOHD HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL M, 1927 Elaborate Preparations I n Making To Combat Spring Offensive Against Felons; Vigorous Fight Imminent Its attem pts to hold E asier scr- sionnl Club. Tho Congressional Club has had n bad case *»r growing nabis, Tor 1 ge licran;o Since Calvin Coolid i-d to attend, its member'' augment a fte r every president nnd continue*! more election. R had expanded beyond been tlie problem has Thousands of acute than ever. , a p -'its present cuiy clubhouse and hns ‘ ‘ been casting its eyes around for plications for sents are received each yenr from persons outside . Ihe new quarters, most longingly of all at Mrs. Henderson’s wonderful city. , . . , alongside the This year threatened to bring unused mansion the worst jam yet, hut the Daugh­ Mexican embassy. Ever s in c e Congress hnd turned ters of the American Revolution saved the day. Their Congress was down Mrs. .Henderson's splendid to meet here the week a fte r Lus­ offer the most exciting topic of ter nnd they hnd engaged the local conversation when the lovely la­ dies got together was speculation Auditorium. Either because they were in­ w e r whether Mrs. Henderson, the spired by divine grace or because Club’s honorary president, would *omo mortal person put n bee in do the noble thing ami donate the their pars, the Daughters turned place to Hie organization. over the Auditorium to the First Church for Easter Sunday. The Auditorium Is the capital s largest hall nnd the Rev. Dr. Pierce was able to promise th at tho public could lie aecomodntcd mil thnt everyone was invited. A go<*d looking man or woman The president, when in Washngtnn, has always attended the who can smile is a mire winner in lundny morning services of the business or in love. A good nppeti­ •hurch. In recent months services te moans smiles and health; hut iavp been held in a theater, ns the how ninny enjoy their fowl? They District of Columbia authorities suffer from liver trouble or Indeondemned the old church. A cam- gcstlon nml life becomes a burden. mign for a new church is under To fool well, the blood m ust be pure and ric h; if it is impure, many His Is Klwood Venter of Minneapolis) ***>■ , , , a rc ru rr to follow. An old rclinIdo medicine good for stomach and it? Ar ur r l i s,,.™ i... liver is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi­ " ,.m t a d , . , ho h u mrnml. Then* , |" | " lnl s l.trc n lh street res- cal Discovery, mnde of herbs nnd nro only two mor.i badges lie can idenre * Mrs. John Hcnder- roots brought in by the Indinns win. a*.<t liv'd a fter (hose now. son badwhich from their nearby Reservations Congrcss IV I f *1 *to ” V U U h l 1 o i ' for 11 1 1 * ,, „ .■ | it ' ill offered * Die vice president, was a sail blow i l l has relieved thousands, it will to the lovely ladies of the Cm igres-1help yuu. Try it. Good Scout vIcch. ''■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I* ,,, h — Don't Swear *t M 5 Celery CraJ ■ 1 " Use Shmholaer’s ■ anti Swear by ■No knots, no cross ™ ■ sticks—just bang ^ Bcrates—made just ■We think theJbest ■in the district SWE invite your gBon in tho fields w! ■cry i» being packed.' ROCHESTER, N. Y., Apr. M. —(IN S )—Deputy sheriffs patrol­ ling Monroe County highways will cymbal banditry and other serious crimes with machine gun nnd rifle bullets, riot gun shot nnd tear gas bombs, Sheriff Alliert Baker tins ■PROMPT service? announced, in prc|>crntion for o"We are within an 1 pening a spring offensive against felons operating in territory un­ ■any celery field of i der his Jurisdiction. ■trict. Sheriff Baker has taken the ini­ tiative among law enforcement o f­ ■Crates distributed Ik ficers in eastern communities in ■American Fruit Gi I he ndoption of Chicago tactics of J*Inc., and Sanford . fighting crime. He will back bis campaign a-. ■Truck Growers, I gainst crime with the deadliest a r ­ ray of fielding equipment outside ■ of a m ilitary |force. Tear gns bombs, tho first ever used here; u score of ugly and deadly sawed off shotguns, automatic rifles nnd ~ Crate Manufact machine gnu*, and ammunition enough to quell n South American Meet Merritt Langdeil. griff jtn, Sanford *r .New 'Itiimpsluro University.! revolution will back up the crack wlio lilustimgly inlmits ho Is (olid/ shots of the sh eriffs office in ■■■■■■■■■■■a a a i l l | >( j i no r oi de nu t ; us a Dubby. Ho i£< their campaign against outlawry, Stimulated by weekly prir.es for (ho lone male tu d class V>( -J2? high gun, nightly competition in gills. Out Do leads it! +++++++<.+++++++ + + + + + + .y+ + + + ^+ + ^^+ + 4+ L + + 'fr+ 4"*'^+ +++<’+,*,4 + + + + + + +++++++4 the basement of the county jail has developed remarkable m arks­ manship among the deputies, sev­ eral of whom threaten to wrest the title from the capable hands lie RODNEY DITC H ER of "two gun-dondshot" Al Baker. WASHINGTON, Apr. 14— A fleet of fast pursuit curs nnd motorcycles will aid the deputies (IN S)—The preshien’s church will in the capture and investigation have room for Mr. and Mrs. Col(INCOIU’OKATED) of crimes, the announcement s ta t­ lidgo nml nearly cvcryt.iie else tliis Easter Sunday. MELTON MOWBRAY, U ices- ed. londiire, Eng., Apr. II — (INS).— For 60 yea*'*, uiTnniing I,, Dir j ? While such drastic methods ns Tho Prince of Wales is getting to­ gns bombs and sawed off shotguns Rev. Dr. .in; *m Nehle Pierce, the J gether one of tho finest stables of will not be employed, "necking" First Congregational Chinch has hunters in Britain. Today he has and “petting" parties in unlightcd been swamped by E aster crowds. fourteen of the finest horses in ears on the highway will be frown­ I t hns been positively "baffled" in tho fntnous "Shires,” ed on, the sheriff said. It was in 1921 thnt the Prince tejk up hunting, then owning b u t' v* i d\ /1 , a one .............are, valued a t a very [ few dollars. But lie underwent a strenluous mid strict schooling un­ “Pick out an enterprise der one of the most fearless nnd In its infancy—make hard lldera in Britain, Captain sure it is a business in George Drummond. which large profits can His enthusiasm, ami readiness WASHINGTON, Apr. M— (IN S) be made, and that is hon­ !•> ride any kind of an animal, led —The Census Bureau today issued him into buying sonic of the finest the following report showing the estly administered by horses in England. Today, his amount of cottonseed received, "I hnd gas on the stumnch so competent people, and favorite, "Passport 11" which fig ­ crushed, and on hand, together bad thnt I could hardly breathe. with Die amount of cottonseed pro­ put yotfr money into it.” ured in many of the prinripai Everything l ate went against me. s t e e p le c h a s e s last year, 'Must ail ducts m anufactured, etc., f*>r Dm A fter 1 began taking Adierikn, RUSSELL SAGEIdea.” "Son ami Heir." "March eight months ending March 31, the gas left me ami I eat every­ thing."— Mrs. K. 3. Dumas. Maid," "Hard to Find," ’’Pikomon,” 1927 and 1926 respectively: Cotton Heed "How's T hat” ami half a dozen Adierikn differs from most me­ Received at mills, excluding 6,- dicines because it acts upon BOTH oilier of the handsomest animals 109.358 and 5,376,066 crushed, tons, upper and lower bowel. It gives in the country. His stables are Ids pride. They 5.563,298 and 4,996,037. the systciq n REAL cleansing, Products Manufactured: are scrupulously clean .electrically and clears out old poisons which Crude oil, pounds, 1,658,106,078 usually cause sour, gassy stom ­ illuminated buildings. Facing tho 1,441,067,988, refined oil, ach, nervousness entrnce o feneh stall is a highly nml slcplicssncsa polished ebony pinetjuc bearing the pounds, 1,351,384,851 and 1,156,- headache. Ju st ONE spoonful stops entrnneo of each stall is a highly 969,858. cake ami meal, tons, 2,491,- G A S , n m l r e l ie v e s that full, bloat­ ; +++V+4-f++++++4-M-+++++++k++++4 ++++++++++++++-H-+-M-M-++++++++++++++++.HH utensils all lmve the "Prince’s 597 ami 2,329,063, bulls, tons, l,- ed feeling so that you can eat 624,208 ami 1.376,714 Itnters, run­ better and sleep betor. Even If Feathers." ning bales, 9,707,210 nml 942,267, bowels movo dally, Aldnriku brings M D /m iT roll n m cll On' nun- Imli fiber, 500-lb. bales, 77,731 und out much additional p o is o n which me nee 11 i -ii new brick business 83,276. you never guessed wns in your building on Willing .Street. Stocks March 31: system and which may have long Heed, at plants, tons, 562,882 and caused trouble. No m atter what STA BLE—.lom igan T ar and 410,875, crude oil, pounds, 140,308,- you have tried for stomach und Turpentine plant recently destroy­ 610 ami '88,271,584, refined oil, bowels, Alderiku will surprise you. ed by fire, to lie rebuilt. pounds 502,593,184 and 301,333,267. Good Blood! Good Looks! m j S. 0 . Shinhol WASfflNCTOK LETTIL Heir To Throne Of Britain Has Stable Of Finest Hunters Sanfrod Loan &. Savings (I SANFORD, FLORIDA C a p ita l $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 KePOFl Oil COllOU ,Mrs. Dumas Industry Furnished By Federal Bureau Says Gas Took Her Breath Directors Directors John V. Obcrholtzer Charles Dunn J. M. Wallace L. V. Hagan Joe Cameron R. J. Holly A. Minchew Paul A. Oberholta “OUR EIGHT PER CENT PROFIT SHARING STOCK IS NO SELLING” ' '.’T. ■‘""Tt — We recom m end th is paint A SY h ecd U A G Grease Spots, Finger Prints, Pencil Marks, Soot, {‘\ can be washed off ^ any Velour Finished ELL M ark etab ilityison cof the three most important things to consider when you invest. It is merely another way o f saying,"Is it easy to sell?*’ It is a vitalquestion tobringup. Never invest a cent of your money until you have a satisfactory answer to this question. Preferred Stock­ holders o f Florida Power & Light Company know the Company has made excellent provisions for such an emer­ gency. If you ever want cash for your stock you can Wall V \ TE m ade this test ourselves. D clib ^ ^ cratcly soiling a w all painted w ith V elour F inish, w c clean ed it w ith soap, water and a sponge. A fter th e wall had thoroughly dried, w c look ed it over carefully and there w asn’t trace o f the marks left.T h a t’s why w c arc so enthus* instic about D cvoe V elour F inish. get it in tw o ways: take the stock to your bank and get a loan on it or bring it to any office o f the Company and take advantage o f our Resale Department w hich is maintained to assist and ad­ vise local stockholders w ho may w ish to sell their shares. Safety—a Good Return— M arketability—arc the three cardinal requirements o f a wise investment. You ob­ tain alt three when you buy shares of Florida Power Ac Ligli t C o. $7 Preferred Stock. cPracticalcIesti T r o v e DevoeQuality EACH SHARE O N YOUR PAYS MONEY F L O R ID A P O W E R fe L tO H T C O . P r t f t r m l S to rk D r p t., U l . m l . P ln tld ., ( U . t k X la □ your r»<iu)r*rn?nt,) uUta« mo" • b°u» I » i» h to i u h . c n lx f a r , ............t h . r r , y o u r I ) « « c t ° ^ u ‘.T 1d u r U,d d,yid“ '1 P" ,h ,r r ,,„ t *•- 8 " “1 h it to m« * * £ & m o a th u n til *100.00 n nd n c rtu rrl d .y id m d p«r , h l , t PI***' »hlp... ..ibnin your $1 prtfrrr.d stock*., •c tru td dtvidmd per *h*r« vim draft .u lc h r d th r e s h * ” ” - f A * C om * p m n y m a in ' ta in t mRatal* D a p a ttm tn t to aaaiat and adviaa i f tto c k h o ld a r* w h o m a y w ith to ta ll thait tharat. �. 'S "** ' "i •«*£ r- u ■**>’ ■ *I w -w u n rf1 S ji.-' UUMWJ o R V - hiriT.r Mr'' • . »■*'*.,iw T»-- -iff -«: y. ^j.*r * * i 4ijh^ni* frc »,w"&|rfi ; ^SwT'JT'TJif fi'f i« •• ' • ’ ■• ; | ! *■•**'■ %*•-\ « „ „ i .•t»n >n Jr h r —- THK SANKOUI) II Kit A LI), THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1927 t .............. ^ - —T - R A C E T H ItK h north (Jnrbelle drainage d istric t,| N. T*. M erritt as constable of t h e , sixth district of Pasco county,' S he’s N ew K i n d B e st W orld TE x p e r t sheriffs, c. chayou* «r j«**« i Q t ‘S c h o o l m a r m ’ County, .lusttce of the Pence Stew art of district two, Martin W as N ever O ut O f A m erica county, and Peter k e y as ednsta­ doctors ll h‘ of district ten of I’nsco 6pdnI... . * f;:. m Pn'.re One) XKW'VitUK A,,r: MT (IN S)- I way to get to Ca,m Horn; how too , r (. Iicfl.t Kftitl the trip , 3(1? u< tmm as Carroll Miss Ruth M. Hum, a young w $-'reach the tofnb'n of Sarah Bernmnn who never has been uuL cif r.ardt, tiscar. Wilde .and | r ,j"lt , . ■fa. Jail II ■ht and James the bound," vies of this country, what various ,citi | , - a 'h ^ v v h P W ilt sepres of people PXfirytja:- Jor; the condition ............... • le JltH W & ifll'T * 10 K°* ,ww■l^ jirA ’M'cVf »uuV;. In <>lip«n - any. place any tupc -f V>< 'B a p tis t Officials ciiiidition „r ur -*s*«n Confident OfSchool [f«rts'W‘!f,£l Io -'t ; >;haL tu. sec when .tm*i leave tin ’ t>|0 y. ar and. Jn fact, hnythinjt J A ‘tWid' ’tirrmlil hhcres of the U. S. A. !y»u want to layiw." , * }Attendance \ I . r^ry AW iM’ i'itlH ' iilrf rCtiiTrtn* Of 800 I She's an exper*. toufl t id 'l f f X p t tfhfi can ivpualfse ,a “'aeb'ivp ,pr a , probably the sm A ffM ritD A hW K t' I sirp tin t •,in the._ Old World iKm ii ’ and ...........C 'i Officials of the Sunday School » ..» ,) J ,L ’ ^ 1*Vi'ii ^r- (of ill.- F irst Baptist Church arc M * M l i* I. . Afltin*'*.’* prfr Ml lilrt'*. Atlanta <ft<*r For seven years Miss Pain, chief ''N \u-l all i tW r lives. S h .', confident of reaching the lUtcn■lif <ummoncd hy th-* pro; the Anirricun .Expyosa Cmpl|u.s; Unowlcdge from hooks. ,iu„cv n,ark of roo which was set ir^th),r> to attend C nrroil.ijjw ylu^ntrm u^n Oils'city, has hef-n '^V ,:‘1K V«i abupt the points | sometime oso as a Koal for R aster ,,1*° .iuinglnttUon of prosper interest anyw herejn the world >Sllful)lv nnd preparations are betiv r innrists with taleis of tJu* *, 11 s*ir hail r»eeiv uctuiilly ther?. ;njw' juadc for the ulnborate protrip t HiV^)ur;:Ii phnrm and nuidntnc .s of Europe “ ,u* hfta ImaKinatjon, -a r-tnntivo the school is to have. - '* mnnory memory tin.i und an_ im unusual gift r* Tor. * 'r. ’ -|-,)0 T}10 |a,-Kest nttemlnnee ; since ifirinidr- I- id* W pthii’s nml other countries. I , 1, 1 lie) la waohmtrSmiling, persuasive,;' a splendid . -S >0, ?n “ n,J ", last MnyVwas rieondod Sundhy and irS W I M1 iwOiOfxJ i*;-- m I'lav ill file a rid ic a tion for Jersey Island Will Help England Run Down The Wealthy Tax Dodger LONDON, Apr. H —(INK)—J o r sey, whore then- is no such thing as income-tax nnd whiskey and cigars nro surprisingly rhenp, hns i decided a f te r much pi'tsunslcn, to help the British Exchequer in sockj iujr ways and menna of bringing ' thosQ who should to hook, j The s ta te of Jerse y —Hie Parlii meat, of the Cbannei Islands— has appointed a Special Committee lb cm shier what steps can lie taken ! in Impressing a fit and financial sense of responsibility upon these tax shirker* t-f the malnlnnd who have settled in the island. TIds decision hns been taken in response to a memorandum from the Home Doonrtmcnt in Ixmdon, which stated that the British (Jovernmept considered th a t the avc-idnnco of British taxation by resi­ dents in the Channel Islands is Hkolv to lie g re a te r in the future; hut the government was trying to stop such avoidance; nnd thnt the S tate of Jersey should coo pern to with tho Government in th<> m a t­ ter. It has been an open scandal for years, nnd particularity since the w ar, th n t several wealthy people— some very well known in English society—whose inccme is totally derived from British sources, have, by intriruL-ies of registration nnd other m eans, eritirely avoided pay­ ment of British tax levies; It is 's n id th at (here are at least six Englishmen dc.nieilcd in the island, whose fortunes run Irtto millions of dollars, while hundred.* of trtori of sm aller means were known (1? have rstnblished resi­ dence there. One fam iliar form of tax-dodg­ ing is for a wealthy Englishman to re g is te r himself in J e rse y ns a limited company, and to nrrnng* for their dividends front nbrond to he paid direct to t h a t company. As there is no income-tax in the island, (he advantage of this p ro ­ cedure is apparent. S , y t a f e f t " ‘e s K * " ,i" ' h" * " » * « lb- Mirrciu'- m u m J z o n . of Hawaii. ,h r , • „« « " M " » *“ F M i- c nuthoriligs at 2 o’clock cry of the Orient how to makr.'|8Ilid hl0deFtiv. It doesn’t seem will he fa r surpassed. U:icri>'-a< Moirhnl Hecht their w-ay around Europo-m fact, Sll 0Je,x.pti!l ,(>1 to tne__|-vc |,,on 1 he Younjj Peoples-Adplt de­ p artm ent • was leaning all others anything they w ant to know. Sae doing- it o long li:.rdi-> -fid t h a t he was knows America, too having work-, .,j (;Ilvn ,n(j U^ B ,l( peoplc t.omo last Sunday' in point of attendance I i . ' , ffit-'‘mitil !» " ’clock in od in cities ftom ( oast to to a s t, them, and tell me how eVtict niy and niiumg the adult classes the Men’s Bible Class took .the lead Line t . . * ■ he Mii-iendor I ....... . Hr-, nccordim: to /S h e can toll you off hand th.»1disrriptions ,uiv. 1 have an idea over the Azarian Class which lead ; Mrs. Vida lllako of S anta Monica time it takes to go up the Rhine hack to no. a fte r trips I sail the previous week. The figures ; t'.ilif.. ■Inis a -t ran go oc. 11 pat Ion aindL Kt.n.vrd i'l> u n tii afJ.VltcL volecday a .o n n u g front Wcisbanden t<> Cologne; who I could find my way blindfolded were based on percentage of in­ for a woman— she teaches flying, crease. In actual attendance, the .\t the Hold of 1ho American Air­ Ti tter,. l*o frit mis and rein- the fnhbionable modistes in Pari a around mart any country," nnd how to get to the French capMiss llnin plans to make her * Hlg Herean Brotherhood class was craft Corporation sho is busily’ lurnhig nut * lu.<se.| of **nlr wo­ WASHINGTON. Apr. M — (IN S) awfully worn-out nnd Hal; the most scenic sights along first trip sn-m d ih August--*‘t.» leading the entire school. F IN E HURST, N\ Apr. 14— the Mcdilen innenn; the quickest see if it’s like she thinks it is." 1 F, E. (latched, chairm an of the men.” Kite ts pictured hero ltd — Lieut. Col. Edward Davis, mili­ (IN'S)—GCprgc L ett, Jr., Chicugo [ r, ■M,1", lleclil raid, 1 M Davis Arrives From Lott B e a t Bruneau Mexico To Confer On fn Two Straight Sets; Theft O fU . S. Papers Tilden To Meet Brown 1,-amd today th a t Cnrroll btt i.me .unconsgjouB unconsdouB. <*nr,■ hcci.nie oarUiay mov.mtf t l p n wps at U/.vr.i in lb - Id, ScV hirf dV>(KH’U'fj l(I . )[j,1, It! 7 o ’clock .y morning that Oarroll i| from -his night's liibnrs, ted la si |» lute, rer, shortly thereafter, "th1, 1,1. v.vie made (u a w a l/ n Liner, and his, tcul condition ( publicity comnpttocj bus ann o u n ­ ced the attendance goals gouls afo rr /all I • T.'tl* 1I S T T T A ¥ i%iI T A T \ A Til <t,f* ine i.ncnu.iiKe £ A llie n C M ! V I I C l ’S 1 A I A 4 A L l V l L D A 1 ■ m m w l classes mid huB.notified ... _ " . ! _ ■i the officera of oaib cluss whut i u Q d t N d \V N -‘* E ' W S H'liilgnce is necessary to reach the •'J'-'*' I mI I U I i I A l l l v t ; V J l /It.I l i | J T! I J goal of ,’UMI set for the \ oung Hen- lu-- Hying suit. ta ry attache at the American E m ­ bassy in Mexico City, arrived here today and a confidential mission in connection with the reported theft of some JOO confidential documents front his office. Davis is to confer with S ecretary Many newcomers nro expected of S ta te Kellogg, The documents to ap p e ar a t school E a s te r Kima te said to have reached tho hnnd>t (Continued from Page One) day and effo rts are to he iniwlo (Fontlnued from Page tine) of high Mexican government offlef* definite nih.-lantiul period of re *0 liave them heroine pcim anenl foil to stay aloft for f>0 hour s ids and to have endangered reluforcelositri- sale ; mom heis of the school, offii ials .larkstmwlle ■Man Ashs In- 1 lions between th ■two governments. had been-in the air 1.7 huiii> ami demptioii a f te r mil! it proyidi's fo r a Riinple mol- • iiiihimiiu' cmI, i.vrietl. l ii . del tr'.itment :io 'miimte and were .showing Both S late and W ar Department irottsc I'rctni Sill To $50; lied of foreclosure without resort-'! . . f |. HU, hut udieo the- train signs "f coining down. officials observed silence ns to DnvMaig Head Obeys .Measure 1 (k jljc S <) I I ' D l l l (i‘tjenville, it /vas deemed Acosta and t'liaialierlain not ihg to tlih totlHs with protection.; V f l is* mission, except to say Im was in “ D I D " X \ I A i V/Ail lie to rcir.ove liim to a hos- only broke the world's record held to Httli: cnnettL lien holders, Icav- ' ! no way involved in tin' disappearJA< IvKDNVIl LE. Flu., Apr. 11 ing the title imcb-.lcd. liv the French hut earlier in their ! unce of the documents. TIN'S 1 De.'pilo Governor John The art id; o provides for the flight had pastu'd the American , . M arlin’- te notantrntla(ion in Apr. I I 1 record for sur.tnined flighl with tr.-iitno ill of truiit deeds in the . his me-- age to tin. l e g id a tm c Mini v,a',i’ll mi the rodiiitioa of out refueling. That record was ltd same manner t> the ordinary | pen mu re mam n- tbny n re, Hie an-oll, New York theatrical hours, t in in liter, and .‘!l second ! mortgage. s l a t e ', law 1 i l f f In scr.riatt now The fhnintn pa* rtl a :,ill rreatST. LOUIS, Apr, II (INK) -- a t To IIn hn 1 will lie nskr I 10 infr wl,. collap ‘ d on *lij v,'.a >' made by L ie u te n a n tK e lly and ing tli,, twenty : ''cop I judicial c ir­ So uciessfi)! have experiment in • ten e npptnpi intiotis (’..»■ Crmfedat W ilbur Wrlgln Lnla pn o.i, 1a Is-iUg main- MacRendv PALATKA, 1 la., Apt . I I (INK) tin, .Itifiice Dt-pnrlnielli', l-'Ichl, Dayton, uhin, In Aiiril Hide, cuit out or.-Jlti.v .tr .l county and the treatm ent of diiltr addicts with 1 1 .tie v.-iernn and tlieii- widow.Tho grand ju ry of the eighth j u ­ ih -l imiiug Palm B et/li county MUTnsim resulted Unit welfare nr- fi'.m $10 to At !):.’) I:l l last night Acosta and 11>at to d today. a month, it wa-, dicial circuit, winch recessed over a . Die fil’u-ciijli Judicial 7 ' ,*l' i‘;lg a iiix a lions in this city a r e plan- cunoitnee I here today hy Waller h « y (U-nenil Rnrg 1I 1did UimiultDiliiiii heat that record. two weeks ago with i t s ' Inborn un­ l la- lull liml already been ptmaeil ning to u.................... ................... iptar ;....... LqtKnt n ii.n l.i ,oti r a i ioll’s rran g e satisfactory Watidiers a t Roosevelt Field hy the Ilouse and will now he sent tecs where largo num bers of vic­ 1’. Pilcher, i Mitnuituler <’f the .lack- finished, will convene tomorrow at cheered when a t iL'J'l o'clock this lhavi Ih 11 n ceil ed. ronvilje enmp of Sons of Confetler- Ml o’clock following a call from the tho governin’ for hi sigtiautre. tims can lie properly treated, L r.umitled that the (bea­ morning tilt* two civilian aviators to Much i.te Yeternns, r.nd a member of state's attorney. debate r .e r lb" creation Director of Public Welfare Salis­ tli city council. n's condition will have a "crossed the deadline” nnd began of the new circuit vup held in the Tla ju ry recessed without report­ bury. in m aking public tho first, V mi tin- ration to be taken hnnylng up a new m ark for other Senate rlmmhcN today. Senator 'I ho hill was proposed for suh- ing on the Roy Ilnmm rs slaying official report 011 th e results of the Uleparlnient in recommondn- airmen to shoot at. ml-sicn t 1 tho DitViil county tlelWugg of Palm M' neh d"clnred that The happiest man of all seemed the fjfteeulli judicial circuit court new d ru g remedy, quotes S uper­ <eating also provides for n change ease, in which 12 are under hand nr , Pr,..iili t)t C'l'didge relative to 1st M. Btdlan’c a, the dcsign- which ill pte lug. c'rimprises the intendent Eugene A. S c h ra ff of in length of residence in the state in jail. The slaying of Tlmmns II. annti. ., Hospital mt saying that the to two years in regard to eligibil­ Baker, local attorney, who was ir the ijuesliott of (ktrroil s ; or and builder of the W right- counties of Palm Beach and Brow­ tests made were "m ost gra tifying." ity for compensation. At the pres­ killed shortly a fte r Hammers, an has not h-.'i'ti rui- ed on the ' engined monoplane th a t was ard had cases tiled Inst year Several narcotic victims, who ent time veterans m ust reside in 'undercover m an’ for the sheriff’s application. droning above. He was warmly rf wlticli many could not be tried had been addicts for varying p e r ­ ♦lie stale fifteen years before be­ office, was shot down on the street i congratulated by .Carl F. Kclmry, because of the congestion. t'YOltK. Ape. L1- U m S). 1 official -judge, of. tho flight. . . •• t-VnAfor l.’liitlip». ;of th g , fjmr- iods of from two to seventeen ing eligible, and willows, eight hy a masked band, is also expected •jiri Cnrroll van s p e e d in g , Overhead Acosta and Chamher- teen 1I1 district today inlroducui years, Itavo ju s t completed tlmir years. The proposed hill spcci- to lie commented on when the in­ atd.b'd *x lo^th _ htil idc of krin soured about steadily, and the his bill i» Hie Senate that would course of treatm ent und nro be­ Doh length of service In the Con­ vestigating body reconvenes. ...... .‘-er.oua .... bmnotonous endless drone of the create ii stale' 'hank' '(V-nmixshrn lieved to have been "cured," fe d e ra te -o ra ty 1 a t six nmnths in Lbar.d wno was -1Iviny "Toward the end of their trent- of the present provision of one ip d.r Greenville, S. C„ gen- single W right m otor was music ami guarantee tru st fund coministo Hu* cars of B elbutcn.v • Pttoal. sion to clinflnate runs on Florida hient, the patients all oxpreancd'a year. " The inkspos-ML1" bet wndid Its hrr departure front New The sky was clear, the sub was. h awk s'. —Tim ■huv..ia..JiHnJ('lil ‘ hftpr desire to go out and work,” tho re- take effect December 1. port states. "They a re unanimous 1 The Jacksonville city council, in |Mr-. Csrrell said: 1 shining brightly and there was that of Nehrasku. [rill Dirk hy Earl i» his | hardly nny wind. Officiuls p re­ The Senate wont into exoCitpve in their statem en ts th a t this tre a t- re g u la r se-slon, adopted n resolttI will live it'nr him in A t - 1dieted that the flyers surely would sCs8k.n this afternoon to con (liar merit, has been much easier than • o*i uni n m oudy approving the a reinie.M submitted earlieY in the a n y ' c u r e s ’ they bnve taken in the Pilcher hill, |?int our marriage we have S|.,v llp p,Q hours. day hv 1 tyre meat that neither of Throughout the night the fli- ....j .... Governor ......- ...... - John \V. M artin pnst, all ..f them having taken one, J. /.. Bear Ion o f Tallahassee, , T._ ‘cures.* ------- 1 r, , ratification i--.'t!fi,nti..n of Mate cominander of the veterans, ito ting the other over petty ere caught catnaps on em pty g as-., for of tlie the removal removal f f «f more previoiis Nearly nil of the patients re- hns assured I’ilchcr, the la tte r stat ((rising ia the life of every olino tanks, hut neither had a gotTl several oiTicerri uni! every theatrical pro- sloe?. Tnofe whom tho governor miked r.ppndrd nuifkly to, the treajjnont (cr. th at h? will actively support th< Now nnd then airplanes Wr have kept th a t agree* containing newspapers and plmto- remO’.’ttl im lt-le f- Wolker Tnrhox ami all gained from fi to 15 (louiids hill and will _co-operate in CTgnntho report states. Most of them ‘'i n g statewide sentim ent in its L:d remain devoted puls.” j g arphers soared tip close to them und* Tltnroar. .1. Wlu'chm of the were morphine addicts. • behalf. Board Of Commi'nli.MCra < ■ ( the and exchanged greetings. Big flood light* and a rotating beacon were shot up form the flying field to guide th" fliers to the landing place in the vent trouble might suddenly develop. But none did. I "E verything running fine” w a s . the last from the fliers. And c o n -; ditioits this morning were per- j (■ntinui iL from Page One) hups b e tte r than a t any time duri and loi.-idcrnblc property i ing the flight. F vats ilotic. The present flight of Acosta i'rt* today indicate:! and Chamberlain is in the nature f ;«vp Mt'aiong Ihe'tiu^'f of l .Mex- " f « t c “t l » » l» W t° ry t«» t**gp H»* V ’ % '*1 St thee icnmineil the P"Ari- »••"» “ f f ^ 'l ' r 9 \ . n : *d tu t th..v would shift north- f ! ® ’1;. U. was estim ated th a t if :-o! tii'd w< an across L o u is -! ^ in/ ‘ f r e i g h t •»« nbtend , Mi, - ippi ami >UiU'S‘ cp t ^ rettmtlcwly circling above Mini ■ ,.;irihat(d| (! cftl- «'"!« and vicinity he « vo ti.rme ill l .v;i within teach of their «ou!d have reached Paris by J r«-Hnr> 1o’clock last night, Conatantinopr* lfv (1:1(0 this morning and I.etirti« Sluing", Tex,, Apr. I*}— gra d by (JiiiO this morning. r /MSI = = *; ? >t CARROLL L IN COMA, i i 1 ,/ ^ ; r- ^ i'% ** ..•• •■•:.'->• RllfJliraTlRD SPOR r fS Record For Planes BEFORE HOUSE,! "'Sir'..* PENSION BOOST IS SOUGHT FOR CIVIL WAR VETS Drug Addicts With A New Preparation Putnam (ih m l Jury Reconvenes Friday tennis nee, downed A. L. Bruneau, of New* York, todny in the north nnd south singles championship, lc Lott won 1 ‘ “-1, 7-7. d ''a tlf In his next match with F. (’. Ilaggs, of Now York, and he in-.v opposes Francis T, H unter of New Rochelle, in the semi-finals this afternoon. . W'illiam Tilden, II, meets H er­ bert Brown, New York star, in another semi-final match, have won over S. Howard Vvoshull, vetrenn New York player, (I-t, 012 yosterduy. Airs. C. S. Iamkliorn, of Munmroneek, N. ., form er Cnnnetlent dt feate I Mrs. It. A. Briggs, of Pel­ ham, N, Y. li-1, 8-ll Irelay, 'im : n n r . r i T t o u n T n r i t i r Si:VHNTII .M IIU IM. « IIU'I IT o r T in : m r t ! o r r t-O H in t. i \ t M i r o t t s r . m v o i r: I'Ul'NT t » 1, 11nr* r> . MonTOAOu RoitKi ig iim n n Anion i:. IliurlM 4'omplnlnam. V*r, T. <». Aittiias and tti-sHta t,. Adams, Ids’ wile, |i I'd Kennedy, .1. .1. Men-diiIn Inc., Individual!)1, 11 ad .1. I. Mi redtih, I trust ee, a wiginr#* Hull organised and existing tinder amt by vlrtua of tlie Inns nt tie* State of Klorhlu with Its pi-laetpul office and place of loifinest In the rm inty |of Hade and Hiat • of Klurlda, Iti-Npoi.dents. m u m it n r ’ TMrnrdtwTtnN in t <» 'i ii 1; urtut'ONimNT. n. r.i* ICKNNISbY: It ntipeartng from the (lidilnvll ut Mnnii ,\german, of counsel fm lll» roniptuliiRnl In the uUnvn entitl'd rniise tlint the said respond,'lit. t*. I’d Kennedy. |* 11 i< slilcni of a Stale in tit* l.’n t t o t S ta re s o t h e r tlm n ttts s t a t e of Ktorhtii. nn>t t h a t the b u t k n o w n only a d d r e s s of th e said I>. KtJ Kennedy ia City «f t'ordele, .j.' State of Ornrxlx, and lias been ab­ sent from the State of Florida for ■ a period of more than sixty its? Immediately prior to lh« time of the filing of the bill of complaint herein; that the return of th* Sher­ iff filed herein to tho Mint*’* Writ of Huhporna Issued herein shove thnt the nahl It. Kit Kennedy cannnl tie found In the s tale of Florida nnd Hint tlo-re le no person or per-.,, sous In the etsle of Florida H eervlro of nihpocna upon whom would' hind ynh the *nhl 1>. Kd K e n - 1nedy. und that lie bellsvea you t * he over the age of twenty-one yearn. • * It' Is’ therefore ’ ordered that ynf do nm'enr oil tho Snd dny of Msj A. !>. IftST, the r<nme Orion n Kul*. Pliy of thla Knurt. to nnawer. plead or "demur to ItiA hlll nf romplHlnt ’ tnire In filed, eaht Mil of .cnmptslnt. . he|ns n hill to foreclose a mortgage upon tlie following described prop­ erly sit lint e In the County of HeM-'” Itmlr and Stnte of Florida, lo-wlt: . ttexlnntng nt the Southeast corner of tlie S\V'» of tlie KlVli of Section 27, Township 31 Smith. Itapgc 20 Mast, run North tOK.S* feet; thence West 34>. H •* fi-et; Iltence Nortli , t \ . H fe«t; , » thence West .Ilft.Sii feel; thetico South IS0.J5 feet; thence IJnst ' '* SSo fct>t to ticglnnlng. It Is furtlier ordered that this o r­ der of piihllnatloil lie puldisheil for Tour colisecullyi Weeks in The San­ ford Herald, n newspaper having general circulation In the t'Jtjr* of San ford. tJnnnty of Senilnotn unit , state of Florida. WltnosK my hand and the seal nf the said i.'ouft at Sanford, Semlnfd* t’lUltitv, State nfori'HStd, (tils 31 day nf Man Ii A IV 10*7. .>■ V. 12. UOLMI-A-SH-s . , I’lerh nf tJIreult C o u r t . Ity A M. WT.KK* ■'A I>riniiy Clerk, (HIlAl.) AKKRMAN * AKHUMAN Solicitors for PoTiipiatnant. N o r i r i : d p s p u r i A i , i .ih s is i .a Tll*\ Notice Is hereby given of InlepI loll to il |l|ll V In till' I.i'Hlshll lire Ilf t lib m ate of Florida to In- convem (| J In regular session op ihe first Tuesday after Hie flrat Monday In April. A. IV 1937. for Ihn passagn . of an Act clilltli'd: AN At’T FOR T ilt: PROTRO- 7 TION OF FISH IN TUB WiA-og/rj TKItS. CANA IJ*. JCIVKRS. KTIIt: AMft, I’llCKKR. U ' ICKH il IlAVOttH OF HKMINOt.U i ’OHNTV. FLORIDA! ItKOUbATIKU THK FATF1HNC1 OR I’R o i't’ll1N« fiF FISH IN ANV OF SAID AVATI'IRS: P lt o n m t T I N n TltH I'I’IU’IIAHi: AND HALF WITH, IN THK TKIHIITOIHAL LIM­ ITS OF HKMINOLi: OOI^NTY ■ OF FISH TAKPN FROM THI3 ( AFATHRS OF SKMINOLB COUNTT. FLORIDA- RKOHLATINO THF. TRANSPORTATION OK FISH WITHIN AND TOPOINTO' \ BRTQND THK TKRRITonrAr. LIMITS OF SKMlNOLK COHNTV. FLORIDA; PIlOVIDINO THAT T i l l ’. VIOLATION OF * ANV n|-' TIIR Tl 111MS AND PROVISIONS OF THIS AFT -7* SHALL RF. A MIHDl'.MF.ANOR: AND PRIWHUIHNH lit'l.KS . , OF KVIDK.NVi: IN FIllMlNAt. I’RORUFl'I’tONfl RKHtJLTLNO FROM A V lot.ATM IN OF ANY OF TIIK PROVISIONS OF THIS AFT. Tlie ntinve Act was putillslieit In full In me Issue of Tlie Hanford Herald puhllxhed March Ititli 193'f anil reference can he had to snld proposed Act upon Inspection Ilf t h e files of raid new sputter. lAGw Hy order of the Sanford Chttptcr. iH.ini! Walton Lrnuue of Amertra. HAML’KL It. IMP.HTON. S ecre t ary. .rrs mm In The Nick Of Time Easter Togjs thaiulle Citizens ir Repetition Of :kSpiingsStorm Oni 'tillliedih .i I, f • ' : of \yjlpni a re in "I Urii/|>!t :il‘--. or Ntu tci L'.l • <i.ir , .mil property !«»:-|' *'H i|in;r :•’.lilt,.till was till*, , !■ l'.|. < ■!:!;.• nf the toll of tc-mado' thut laid '••a in r:ini'v Tuesday night. | il li.t heed impossilde to * .it • i'Im-: J* V,f the Ilumber ,:i '• ■r in -"iiae .cases nil of the family are . , ,!: • 1"i ion; ly Injttri’d !,' ' •'' JM' if ran i,e nb- 1 " " -n. il in fem e 1, '• ' 1 h'.dil's will Le . j1! ' ,l" satmunjllrtg rm m try, ' "J ‘ away, n g r i r d there einfii' ft -tit* ,,(* the Inina- — .-o-l. Tl 11: PISTItK T I’o h ltT t h i ; f n i t c d :.s t a t u s OP i ir t i i i : HI H THKIIN HISTItH T OF FLA 'N **,1YTIi' V T ll V11 .''t t l‘HV* • NiithV-'lx* W-rllre d u n that mi| Aoiii 23ni A. j>. f *;: nt i/’toa Noon., t l,i> tnl»ti e. F. (>. Htnlrluher. H lit nffer for sale ami sell In H**' blah■)l 1,1■1,1•-r fill' i'll,-Ii thu aim'll >>( KOmlH meri'lliiaitlsi' anil ntlew iihi . t h iif Hi» alnivi' hnnlini|it at il"* Miller Filli', It"’. Mtore tli Stillfont. Saeli nale In he iiniil*' etihJrrl I i i I'OlinrmiiHiili hy He- (Njtirt April 13, ISK’7. JtAN’IiOLIMr 11 CO|*M !(■ fen u, few condition n?,ural' ' had '••Maxim*?!.* .“ i bo,hercd with 110 had ,,fibed lerrlbly. 1 v ,. , — ww after auotUer. Some of tho fin e s t materials in nur store included in Ibis rem arkable p re-E aster sales event. Values Up To 350.00 H $ 2 4 -s o E x t r a S p e cia l .m s Excellent iiunllty, imported English hrniidcluth whirls lit while and in nevcral colon*. Ihe regular Belling price of ■hr*e nhirtk was (2.5(1 atidS.I. * J) Footwear $4.85 Tl you’re a t e I o ]>1) o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and state your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone ciijrer lo buy, sell or trade; someono wlm has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. MEN’S HANDSOME Silk Ties MEN’S Straw Hats S ilk I te r k w c a r I h a t d isplay h a d»tdi o f c o ' o r a n d s t y l e in m a n y pal te r n s . 95c To Silk Sox All tale tilyb’h in mctt'.H dtrsw a- Hallure xnd iianamiis of M-aBonal design nnd "♦ tlu- finest m aterials. $2.95 ro $5.50 m II Before 1 1 o'clock For The D ay’s Insertion The Sanford Herald 're Hosiery recently arrived ia being shown in many Utv* color*. Ail d i n at prices that are nstounding, 75c To$1.00 Woodruff & Watson U more cc o u u m k o l. ■ - Sra All modern nI>Ich of lad lei*’ Hue jculhi'r footwear, I’rlct-n range from ||,H 5 up. They are being wtcrifIced *f4 the • LKSS THAN HALF PRICE LADIES’ SMART imples, I tried tllgerent kinds of remedies, but. until Lux did u e aiiygond until a irihnd advised mo h> take -S S.J>, vvldeit L did. Tills was some Hum ago. Now-1 feel Well, amt I am gel-' ling along fine. S.S.S. snapped tho ltctilm; and 11 cured me of bolls. J advlso all weak und ruu-dowit peo­ ple to give 8.S.S. a trial. Il clears up the skin and makes you strops' and nils you with energy " Mr*. J. W. Darker. t33T Walnut fetrecl, Clnclnnall, Ultlo. SS.S. Is tnaflo from I1)(TTrtlll roots of medicinal herbs and plants and Is prepared In a scientific way lit a modern laboratory. 8.8 8 Is sold at all good drug stores In two sizes. The larger slio i Men s Suits ml ^Tj it tn fo 1 ;’Tff'a gnlM’ 1h c ■r thin hulls , and tli ii 'i( i j ■' ^“1 he 111B. a a J P-, ro v r Shirts re?! VENM’E— (A.ntraet let f a r run* 'truetion of paved ri'.id from'Bara* ■;ota to Venice, IMMsdn ' Work started on ’ *~ N'uvtioti of tgjw high fx h e d UAGDAIt If ii'uvement; being i f of at i taiore and Marion , made to .Mi'th/a .{ PhilrcIt of Bagdad. - * ( Li BIG REDUCTION ON Uime ______ _ J - __________________ l ■ �page TTTE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL I I. 1027 rorri The Sanford Heraldj It is always differcnlt to obtain concerted action from a large number of persons. All will have varying opinions of varying degrees and no two will agree exactly on anything. And worst of all, many of them will ho indifferent and have no opinion at all. consequently when any. effort is made to do anything with that vast tract of barren waste east of Sanford Avenue and west of the Forrest Lake hotel, it is easy to see that an intricate problem will lie encountered. • Pad it should not be avoided completely for that reason. If all matters which, are obviously difficult of solution are s tea rotI clear of, nothing of importance in civic improvement will ever be accomplished. It seems to us Dial the City Com­ mission itself should take the lead in securing the co-opera­ tion of the property holders in this section in a movement to beautify and otherwise improve this section. In the first place it should he cleaned up. Debris should be moved away or dumped into the lake and sand dunes should be levelled. The whole piece should he planted with grass and then mowed and properly cared for until it is one vast, beauti­ ful lawn. Then it should he planted with shrubs and flowers. No reason to slop, there. Surely some properly holder in this section would he willing In give the use of Ids land to the city for n stated period of years in order that tennis a n d quoit courts might he built, places provided for horseshoe pitching and other inexpensive amusements provided for tourists who might then find the hotel a pleasant place in which to spend the winter months. If Sanford is ever-to become n tourist resort, it must make some effort to induce tourist to come here. It has the golf course and that is a fair start. It should by all means he kept up. But let’s not stop there. Let's make Sanford the lending winter resort of central Florida. With its natural ad­ vantages, that .would not ho hard to do if we have the con­ certed support of its citizens. ICafrrrri aa Sarnad O c to b e r 17. 1 » H . •< ■4 S im fn r i). I*l«rld a. March 8, 1*87. : -■____ H lH T O tl _____ l U N A f l K t l M annalna MH®* T h e Itrrn ld. *«n»«ra's r la a r r r » , | i r r . n u h n rr lb r a «»• tl*e l i ' m a * t l a a n l N r n a 4 r n ) » r , r r r e l r l a * f i >"• f him a a p r r l n r a***® , ,r * a a l * a « l o a t a r a l r I h t.a a a a d wurrtm i l a i l r r a r e r * t a t a l l ( h r Ira.tlm r r » r a l « nt t h e r a fire n n rld . T h r I. fti. B. Im r a p w .al| r r l f l r l r n l In I’ liirld a and fir m a n u r e a f h n m llln w a . a t r u r w a I. W ithout raunl. T h e f l r m l d la a m e m b e r o f hr A a d l l P a r r i i u o f 4 'lrrulnlln nn , a n t a t r r n a O a n n l A n a o r l a l le a of l'ul>lla h r r a , A d * e r l l » e r * a « d A d v r r l l n l n * A t m . , w h ir l , . r q u l r r a r n r h I’ u l i . l la h r r - m r r o h r r ,11 a u b ra ll fa a On, m u c h n.iitll o f a a lia r r l|i|1 im llala l a urrfrr (•> i r n f r nh sn lu trljr «>• r i a l mm o f r l n u l n l l i m . a a w r i t aa h » n r * . h a a la r a a n . r l b e d a . THR IIRIlAI.il ri.A T roiiM l^ - K r n a o n i , la rttr and ad­ m in istr a tio n . 8 .* *)rr|M-r t r a i n r u u t e f a J r r k a c A , » llle . 8 > - r « u « lr n r t ln a e f 1 C J n h a a -la d la n , H i r e r C a n a l. • _ * ln n a c a r a t lo a j f m o a th lr " f » f ' I f W eek .® L f A f i n t n . l a f of t i i l l l l i l ' f t * , ( r a m — hoarma, h a l r l a , aaartaumat ! -hoorrm. •*— A t o r n i n u n l l r I'hrml. f r - n > m i r t l o n « f rl* r h r a a l t f l M lla n program . ,E VEItSB FOR TODAY A PATHETIC PRAYER:—liemember not the ri»* of my youth, nor my transgressions; according t o 'Thy merry, remember Thou me for Tliv goodness' sake, O Lord. P**1m fill:7. IfRAYMR; Wo bless Th e, 0 God, for the promise Hint Thou wilt remove our transgressions fixim us as far ns the East is from the West. 1IEGIN Lose (hi* day loitering, il will ho RjM. y Dm name story Tomorrow, and the rout, more dilub * to ry ; Thus indteision brings it* own de• lay* And day* nr* lost torm enting over t other'days, & A n you in earnest? Seize thin very E A .- £ m inute; W h»t you can do, or dream you enn, £begin It; , Bold nc** ho* poniun, power, nnd J magic in it; On|y engage nnd then the mind * grow* heated; B onn, und then the work will be SL • ^completed '—Goethe. W© shouldn’t think Chinn would b« trery aafe where there's so much And may ho s o m c o f th o so lo iirJsta who wouldn't come to Florida on account of the hurricane went it collapse of Carroll's on the tn Atlanta doesn't' tend to nntiale Ids rem ark, "I'm a loser. Don’t Forget The Tourist Crop Assorted Chinese I'ijihti* Up Hose Bsl>e Itiith. Union Latmr Mitcsltme. Can't Worry Mussolini, rl(h i i»TT 'tAccidcnl held unnvuldnhlc after inquest", headline. If some of th' se accident* were held 'avoidable', • liie^e wouldn't be so many of them, j ---------o —----A large block of the stock of Die ‘lakeland Ledger lias been sold. Thdro seems to tie tt flno market in Flnrldu for good newspaper pro­ s' Judies. ^ ■, SlGAMOUS If. I \ RINKS BU SIN E SS/ 1113 Sanford Av<| Phone 4(tl-J Celery Farms BASEBALL STARTUP officially yesterday in the east, the gr.nl Jlahe Ruth appearing in ji;dit field, ami Rt the hat. At that news millions of hearts heat n* one. Paschal I, and the greatness of Iluth, ur? valuable hecause they make little boys physi­ cally ambitious. They would be more valuable If they made hlg hoy* play the game instead of watehing other*. Will Trade for Town Properly nothing hut value* corns IIKRTA ACOSTA and Cltircnce D. Chamberlain went up in the llcllauea monoplane yeslrrdny, carry­ ing a 2,S00-pound load to stny up 60 hour*. This is in preparation for a flight from New York to Paris which would establish a world record. For Aching Or Tired Fi See A F«)Ot Specialist IMtonc 102 For Appuintmi Chiropnshist A) Lloyd's Shoe Stort “CE MONDE EST PLEIN DE FOITS IIY D. R. GREEN On a roadside out from I'nlm Reach, grazed a discontented mule, On his bark tie bore this placard, “ I'm n jackass but no fool." lie was footsore, tired and weary ns he lonned against a tree, And hi* thoughts were turned to Georgia, land of the brave and free. For nr oner had grazed on hill-sides where de cotton blossoms bloom. Where dr nigger chase d • possum neath a wondrous Georgia moon. "Hey there stranger, where you come from, what you got there in your sack?" "Mill©, I’ve just came down from Georgia, and I aint agoing back!" "Old clay hill* nint like dey usicr was, with cotton thirty cents, Roll weavil come and played around and raised cane with most gents. So di* mule is headed southward where there's sunshine all year round. Rut now this mule was tired of sun­ Where there’s money to be made and saved hy tilling of de shine, and of palm* he'd had his ground.” bait, lie had seep the boom tide rise nnd fall, ho had sold hut sold too late! "Guess you right about dut strang­ er, guess I’ll stick around here Now with nothing hut an uppjtito too, . lie had set about to roam. Itfrk to Georgia and starvation, I sorter think myself th at dis great state aint done and through. back to die in childhood’* home. Look about you nt do celery fields, at de orange ami grapefruit P retty soon he met another mule, trees, with foot-step* headed couth. His rib* were showing through the See de pepper plants agrowing, hear de humming of dr lines. skin, no food had passed his mouth. Mule there’s money to lie made here, amt dis mule is gonna stay, On ins back it camping outfit, on Ids face a look of pain, Til lie’s sitting on the world’s top, Inrlord, a sorry looking Spectacle eating gold from out his hay!" cede some room for ar«nim*'nt. B u t, such is not the case. The only p e r - . sc-n. a fter ult, who will ever desire to sell fish taken form the waters of Seminole County is the one who lias caught them in quality, which necessarily means hy a method pro- 1 hibited hy other sections of the h ill.! We venture to assert that ninety - 1 five percent of our people will never hove the occasion to consider whether this questioned provision is up- I on our stature hooks, except per - 1 tuips when they may expressly d e - 1 sire to buy local fish which they j must know were taken illegally. | In such cases, the wishes of a few should yield to the public welfare. We ask the people of this county to consider the absurdity of legis­ lating against the use of szines and other paraphernalia and then im­ pliedly perm itting the disposition I anil sale of fish which are as a ! rule taken by such means. This will I not nppcnl to the sound judgement 1 of our citizens. The fish dealer, if the proposed law were strictly enforced, even without the provision in question, ■ would have no local fish to sell. Then what right ha* he to complain 1 of this provision unless its very Iefficacy is what concerns him? flis very complaining shows u men­ tal reservation which in itself, | would point to the utter inadequacy ------- b ------ on.—Tampa Times Kis slmmee has recently joined the, ranks of those Florida cltie* . having administration difficulties. A petition Is being circulated there . urging fo r the recall of Comud-h. fo»ar Howard Katz. H li U K U L E L E S S l.75 Strings For Alt lustrum, BICYCLE TIRKs M. We have Three Improved IT SHOULD NOT he? necessary to arrest people in order to preserve the beautiful flowers that grow on the roadside. The Chattahoochee Valley Motor Clnli has started a move­ ment to save the wild flowers, plants and trees for the other THtow to enjoy" and we trust that its efforts will he successInl, flie wanton destruction of wild flowers should bo stop­ ped. An appeal to the Rood sense of the motorists should lie all that is necessary, hut if tin's docs not have the desired ef­ fect, the application of the law quoted above should follow.— Columbus Fnquiror-Stm. —-----o PORTARLE l‘HONO<;iUf SI2.50 ttnd $1oQa COLUMBIA And Records Congregational Cadi,* \ will hold an Faster Sale „( | ttaskets amt Home Madr Saturday 2 to- li, | n | Duality Shop. Sanford Forum *nint would bu nn uwful jolt to ' the lower East Coast trying to get , a racetrack bill paused hut receive a bunch of blue laws instead. It would sue for division of Die state the* sun* enough. r T Y B an Y NO REPLY YET from China nlmut the demand for punishment, apologies and reparation* sent by five l.ig power*, ineluding Uncle Sam. No trouble nlmut apologies probably, they cost nothing. PunIshmrnt and reparation* will he nmro diffirult. Thu great powers did not demand territorial concessions, or an addi­ tional grip on Chinese finances, an improvement on old methods. !onder if those folks who park the *lak« front in Mnyfatr I three or four o'clock In the ping don't over get sleepy. ------• -o-------]i)ary Hay, New York artless, ha* married a rUobir mcrchunt and 1* gblng to Slngaporo to live. T hat’s strotchiiig things a long way from Broadway. B uT i'ilnoT b e a «» S l s r < «, f ie r c e f ig h t in g , Ch in e s e killing Chinese, in Khimirti.il, Hang­ chow, Nanking, Amoy anil other place*. China in having her holshovii.t score. Yesterday's new* tells of many Chinese killed on suspicion of Icing 'IV.I'. They Met quickly there. Suspects searched for ‘re.I’ literature are immediately execute.l if literature is found. The problem of reforestation, which fifteen years ugo was most acute, is gradually being relieved. More and more the people of this country are coming to the realization that, if old trees are cut clown, new ones must ho planted if our land would escape becoming a desolate waste of mountain, valley, and plain, a few generations hence. According to a statement issued hy the Conservation Department’s nursery at Saratoga, over three million trees have already been shipped to persons in New York who intend to plant this Spring. This is said to indicate the largest Spring planting season in any state in the Union since the reforestation movement began. "There are already on file in the offices of the Conserva­ tion Department," the statement continues, "orders for 1fi,450,000 trees to he plnntcd this Spring hy individuals and municipalities and orders aro pouring in at the rate of nearly half n million n week. The department is receiving many in­ quiries from prospective planters who want to know whether it> Btill is possible to obtain trees for Spring planting and how late such orders can be filled,” It is estimated by the department that tree planting this Spring by municipalities, clubs nnd individuals, will exceed any prevous year by several million trees and that a total of approximately seventeen million young trees will be planted before the summer months begin. This isrtrtdWrV PflWWHjrmj!. WlhougK-U-is-diffkmlt for most of us to conceive of the barrenness of a country ut­ terly devoid of forests. We in Florida are so blest with a wealth of tropical growth, which includes everything from Die little scrub palmetto to the stately Royal Palms and giant oaks, that we seldom give a thought to the problem of reforestation and even sometimes in careless disregard for Briar. m&QO OC<30WHA\£ — lly AKTMl'tv nniSHANF Tree Planting Now th a t the Flower Show has term inated ro successfully, why not a IlAhy Show? Surely there js some youthful offspring who could win n This Complicates Things Considerable A s B r is b a n e S e e s It FOR RENT M agnolia A v e n u e House Unfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY Phone 475 R19-W 3rd S ELt TM L a x* 1 IDS PALMETTO AVENUE HALL AND PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants 8. G. GRAY, Resident M anager 31R First National Rank Rldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 07-9 So, Park Ave. Sanford, Fla *————(Y™ —*— — - liplloou garters are the latest fad * In Joeksonville. They tin said to be absolutely stationary nail non-skid. . No-doubt the filling stations will he ,gl.ul to furnish air free of [prvurd and Princeton nr; going batch skill again this Spring in Rdf mutch. But there will lie ple&ty of referees and other offi­ cials to «c»- that there is no rough­ ness or haughty bearing on either When you see dud start down to Our office whistling, you may know Oral for once mu and the girls have BtvoUcn to a^k Idm for money,— 'iincs-lJnion. Or else he got away i telling them he didn't have when he did. the Ugislaturc would take ev10 hills that are introduced, p them in a imt, draw out one pass it, killing the other nine, ight not do so badly.—Tumpti :r. Muke it one out of every —Hanford Herald. With the list lore announced as ready(fyr inaction this week before' u*,’ wimoved to suy that that would A s s u ra n c e OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FAIR PRICES is directed generally MALARIA AS MEDICINE KABASOTA TIMES , "UenlgTi malaria" la what doe. tor* call thcdlsoaim enused by the bite of the anopheles timiquito. And benign It is, sure ennugit, a* used nowadays for Die cure of one of the most dreuded of disease*. The new treatment of paresis, ut softening of the brain, is one of the moat remarkable thing* In the history of tpediclne. U was dis­ covered somehow that paresis pa­ tient* inqm/vo wh®n they contract­ ed malaria. Home times the lesser disease seems to work u complete cure of the greater. Physician* therefore nrc*.treating paretic case* in inapy p n u * of the United h o i P* *7 h,'x “W lr>« Die patients with malaria germs of rjBi,t tort. One of the most curious tilings nlmut this curious treatm ent is |hut the* benevolent fever germs have to lie carried in n human Imttie. 1hey will remain alive only in the human blood stream . So a novel occupation develops. Persons with malaria in their systems ure »°*V »" Provide enough of their malaria-laden blood, fresh and ef­ fective, for injection into Die veins of paretics. Or puretir patient* are brought to a hospital jhisscssing nn authentic muiaria case, for a blood truiiftfuidon. It may he that this method of curing one diseaso, with another can b« carried much further. More revelations along tip* lin,< will be awaited with lulu n u t. rribhig Darius Green nnd til* flying machine, ? PHOTQ FINISHING Contemporary Comment DONE TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION Nobody can blame the Oriental* for wanting China for Die Chinese, hut Die puzzle is to pick out the riuht Chinese.—I^>s Angeles Times, FLANDER’S STUDIO There is no more touching faith in any thing than an efficiency cxnert's in a questionnaire.—Ohio State Journal. Radio is still in its infancy, *av8 Edison. And that, no doubt explain* the walls coining evci and aiion out of the ether.—OalV land Tribune. ,^ . Means Saving1And Satisfaction v OVER MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE the EASTER BAZAAR Saturday, 2:30 I'. M., in front of Pixxly EASTER EGGS—HOME COOK INC PIPE ORGAN CLUB VARO with a mill BACKt KO Phone 135 Rond Grad* Yard: Holly Ave. J&ip Service At 11th, 12th, 13th Sts, �PAGE F THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. ArlUL 14, 1927 and Pzrsonal Activities •,Social fJce Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone -217'W MHS. W. S. COLEMAN DELIGHTFULLY iMrs Braxton Baggett Entertains At Bridge ENTERTAINS FOR MRS. ETLAR On Wednesday Night Most artistic in every detail was Social Calendar FEATHERS ARE MATCIIE: Mrs. C. V, Me Intyre left Wed­ NEW YORK, Apr. 14— (IN S) nesday afternoon for her home nt Lakeland, after a short visit here Honeyboy Finnegan and Red Chap with her daughter Mrs. J. N. Tw­ man, Boston featherw eights re ­ garded as the lending contender in r. for the title, hnvc been matched: for n bout In Brooklyn on June Miss Emily Bailey is expected Prom oter Fugazy will present There will be special baptism al services for infants on Sunday to nrrive here Friday from Win­ gem-studded bell to the winner. Salem, N. C., where she Is morning nt the 11 o’clock service ston.n student a t Salem College, to There Aru In The United States, at the Methodist Church. The spend the E aster holidays hero nastor, Rev. W. P. Ruhrmnn, re- with her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. G. 3(1 I.nbor Bnnks With Resources, Totaling $160,000,000. Labor I« liiests pnrents to present the W. Bniley. Represented On The Directorate children early in the service. By 61 Per Cent Of The Stock l i r At this time there will be tho Each; Although Depositors An* reception of new members into Usually Over 80 Per Cent Omit* ATTENTION tho church. On Friday nfternoon slders. DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY at five o’clock the pastor will hnvp instructions at the church Tho Daughters of Wesley of TALLAHASSEE—$300,000 new for the children and young ponple tho Methodist Church meet in state office under construction. who have given their names for the regular class room Sunday --------------------------------------- ■ membership. morning. Mrs. McCall, our most capable teacher Is plan­ An unusually lovely program of ning nn E aster surprise to ru s. Easter music Imd been prepared : Attorney-at-I-aw for both servies on Sunday ns >s j Members lets return this su r­ prise by making our class 100 customary. Will practice In all the court* J icr cent in attendance. Mnke Examination of A bstracts cf Land t the biggest rally day of the Mrs. Ruskin Etlnr, who has yenr. Rally, members Ratty! Adv Titles given especial attention been extensively entertained here as the guest of Mrs. Charles E. Henry, lenvrs Friday far her home at Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Stewart Dutton Methodist Church To Entertains Members HoldBaptismalService O f Club Last Night F o r Little Children ns tallies. the lovely luncheon and bridge At the appointed hour n delect­ party given Thursday by Mrs. Wal­ E aster ideas and novelties pre­ ter S. Colemnn nt her home in able six-course luncheon was serv­ vailed when Mrs. Braxton B. BngTUESDAY ed, followed by an cnjoynblp game gett was hostess nt bridge, at her r i Dumas will entertain Drenmwold, complimenting Mrs. jnf bridge. home in the Rose Col ’it Anart0f . '.erics of bridge parties kuskin Etlnr of Philndelphin. Pn., scores had been collected ments. Those present Were the clock at her home on J?ai'k who has been the recipient of many at When the conclusion of the game, the members of the Evening Bridge social courtesies during her visit Department <»f the Wo* here ns the guest of Mrs. Charles one holding high scorn was award- Club. ed a box of stationary. For the one Pastel-tinted larkspur nnd snnpClub will hold meetinjr at E. Henry. Heliotrope and lupin Muc were p u ttin g highest cart! there was a dragons were used in charming the colors -chosen to decorate for booklet of menus. Mrs. Coleninn profusion in the rooms where the k' W E D N E S D A Y this nffnir and were most effect­ presented her honor guest with a card tables had been spread for T L. Dumas will entertain ively carried out with larkspur, booklet, ‘Florida Lonfing’. play. -on,) of n series of bridge The hostess was nssisted in serv­ gladioli and lupins. Scores for the game were kept nt 3 o’clock at her homo on The daintily appointed luncheon ing and entertaining her guests hy on tnllies done in Easter suggest­ venue. Mrs. David L, Thrasher nnd Mrs, tnble was spread with u lovely lun­ ions. A fter the usual number of r C la ss p in y , "Amazon Harry R. Lewis. rounds had been played* the prize •ill )>e repented at 8 o’clock cheon set, the central decoration being n quaint pottery howl filled Covers were laid for Mrs. Rus- for top score, n Imnd-pnlnted bud Seminole High School flowers carrying cnrryintr out the prepro- kin Etlar, Mrs. Charles E. Henry, vase, was awarded Mrs. W. D. . I » i nt Pros- with tlowers byt^ n “!., n? ft o’clock ferred colors. The candlestick* also Mrs, Harry It. Lewis, Mrs. David Gardiner. For having made the "uSltv Chorus Itehcnrsel ! held helintrn|K> candles. T he places L. Thrasher, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, highest score among the men, Dr. - - r at 8:46 ~ o’clock nt ’or the guests were designated by Mrs. Donald P. Drummond, Mrs. Gnrdinor was given a silver cignrMsiah," cunning fans which wore later used Frank Miller nnd Mrs. Coleman. ette box. The cut prize, a large ptist Church. E aster basket of chocolate filled ndable Class of tho Meth•with candies, went to C. E. Myers. hurch will meet nt 7 o’eloek When the card tables had been hurch. cleared nnd laid with dainty covers THURSDAY the hostess served rcfrc«bm ents THURSDAY consisting of a salad and ice course Hugh C. Welchol will c a ­ A large and appreciative nudlwith punch. nt bridge nt It o’clock nljonee was In. attendance Sunday a t­ Playing bridge were Dr. and Mrs. _ of Mrs. B. A. Howard, tendance nt tho Community Church. 'The Goose Hangs High’, a recent inn Circle of the F irst Ilnp- Dr. Vincent of tho Congregational success by Lewis Bench, was pre­ W. D. Gardiner, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ro­ urch well meet nt 8 o’clock Church of W inter Park preached a sented at the Woman's Club Wed­ bert J. Holly Jr., Mrs. W. C. Mc­ Irs. Albin Kendall, 708 West- very interesting sermon from Isni- nesday afternoon by members of Lendon of Atlanta, Gn., Mr. and nh 40:31. Street. the Litcrnturc Department under Mrs. C. E. Myers nnd B, . 8 . Bag­ ty Theodore Roosevelt Mr. McCnnnnn of Winter Park the supervision of Mrs. Richard C ,, gett. will meet nt 8 o’clock led the Congregational singing ac­ Malwell. A targe nnd appreciative j Shafer. Studio, 118 Elm companied by piano nnd violin. audience was present. Because of the length of the piny, Sunday afternoon April 17, n spe­ bytericnl from 9:30 A . M. to a cut arrangement, was offered. . M. at the First Presbyter- cial service for Easter will be held Mrs. O. T. Alford presented the at the Community Church. Dr. urch. explanatory notes and announced the M. E. the 1 Neighbors of America will Ingram , pastor of acts and scenes from which ex­ at 7:30 o’clock a t tW Old Church of W inter Park,has been cerpts weri’ taken. The renders nsked to fill the pulpit, A (large a t­ Much interest was shown n t the ic Hall. This will he an gave their characters in good style tendance is desired. meeting Thursday of the Pnrenteeting. ami charm of manner. Tcnchers Association of the Junior Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith nf Orlando, Those taking part were: FRIDAY High School, when reports were were guests of Dr. and Mrs. McKee 'Bernard Ingnln', the father who nners nnd Primary D epart­ Sunday afternoon. given by the various chnlrmcn and holds the office of city assessor, — ed the Methodist Sunday committees. Several of this place are attend­ Mrs. S. O. ShinhRser. will have an E aster egg ing the Chautauqua at Winter The meeting was called to order ‘Eunice Ingnls’, the mother, pa­ l -1 o’clock at Central Park, Park. tient and loving to children,—Mrs, by the chnirman, Mrs. Ed Routli ssiah’’ will he sung by Comnnd routine business wns tra n sa c t­ Madam Bottinottc and father, Gcorgo Herring. y Chorus at 8 o’clock nt the ed. It wns planned to have a musi­ 'Mrs. Bradley’!granny) an a rist­ Mr. Schaffer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Whcaly, Baptist Church, cal e the la tte r part of the month byterical from 9:30 A. M. Mrs. Hnmpson, Mrs. Lichtenstein ocrat and mother of Eunice, who to rniso funds to pay off the indebt­ P. M. nt the First Presby- and two sons left Monday morning has no patience with the sacrifices edness on the piano recently purch­ hy autos for their homes in Long the parents make for the children, Church. ased for the junior high school by E. D. Bulloch. ■inm meeting of the W. C. tslnml. Important business called —Mrs. this organization. ‘Hugh Ingnls', the eldest son— them home otherwise, they would will meet at 3:30 o’clock at Mrs. Frances E. Bolz. On Saturday of this week a cake have remained another month. rtsbyterian Church. ‘Dagmar Carrol’, Hugh’s betroth­ sale will be held ut the Federal Ba­ R. L, Croom and family spent SATURDAY ed and expects to m arry soon,— kery. The proceeds will go toward versity of Florida Orchestra Wednesday and Thursday w ith 're ­ Mrs. It. C. Maxwell. tho piano fund. vc a dance lit the City Hall latives in Rowling Green. ‘The Alderman’, ‘Day’, ‘Kimberly, It wns also decided to have an Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Hall nnd anil 'Noel Derby',— Mrs. Frank ’dock sponsored by. the Pi evening inerting, the second F ri­ Alpha Fraternity, guest, Mrs. Pearse were visitors Talbott, day la May. dren’a Story Hour nt 10 o'- in Apopka Sunday. ’Bradley and Lois', the spoiled The gold fish were awarded Miss t the Library. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Parker and twins who are ju st home from col­ Laura room fm* hav­ little daughter Louise left Sunday MONDAY lege, —Miss Marion Phillips and ing tho Chittenden's best attendance of nuithers . Agnes Guild will meet with for jtevernl days visit in Miami and Mrs. .1. P. Hall. ‘Julia Holden,' a friend of Gran­ nl the meeting. Rolland L, Dean n t 3:30 Homestead, The Goldenrod-Oviedo orchestra ny's, Mrs. O. T. Alford. at her home in Mnyfair. Preceding the reading of the Miss Sara Evelyn Williams rican l.eginn AuxUUuy‘will * forwrcl*enr.8nl w ith ,MrR' C’ S: ridge party nt 8 o’clock at Browi" Wednesday evening, several play, a short business session was left Thursday for Tallahassee •ion ii.lt guests were present to enjoy' the held presided over by the chninnnn where Hhe wRi. resume her studlea Orgun Club of the F irst music. At the conclusion of tho Mrs. Ann Van Ness Brown, who a t the Florida State College for t Church will meet with rehearsal, Prof. Gifford, Mrs. Law- nsked that all dues be paid before Women, a fter spending tho past C. P. Henderson, nt 3:30 ton, nnd Mrs, Terrnl rendered sev­ June I. Mrs. Brown also announced ten days here with her parents at her home on Mellonvillc eral specinl numbers on violin and that plans were being made for a Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Williams. piano which were very much en­ Japanese afternoon with wedding r eg ghunt for the chlld- joyed by all. Refreshments of cake ceremony, to be given by the de­ tho Primnry Departm ent of and pineapple -ice were served by partm ent members a t un early date in JJny. oly Cross Church School nt the hostess. Sovornl from here nnd Oviedo vis­ ’dock nt Central Park, th Seekers Class of the ited Mt. Plymouth Monday on the provement on his farm here. i»t Chrurch will hold bus- Plymouth bus and had a very en- Among other things worthy of note ] is the beautifying of the building and social meeting nt 3 joyahle day. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Croom enter­ site by the setting of shrubs and at the home of Mrs. .1, A. 1101 West First Street, tained several of their Trie mis Sun­ paints along the drive-ways, which Irs. It. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. T. day evening honoring Prof, and add so much beauty. I»«n, Mrs. E. B. Dorsey, Mrs. Mrs. Gifford, who are leaving soon Mrs. Ida Ncsbit of Wildwood Church, Mrs. Will Hnolchnn, for their home in Terre Hnute, In­ John Huntley nnd Mrs. .1. A. diana. This is Prof, and Mrs. Gif­ is the guest of Mrs. Clifford Bell, ford’s second winter here and they while in the city attending the as hostesses. have many, friends who will regret presbyterial. . R. II, Dominick has retum - their going but will be delighted Mr. and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton her home at Atlanta, Gu., to know Hint they contemplate nn have returned home from Colum­ early return to their lovely new n pleasant visit here as the bia, S. C., where they spent the of her brother and wife, Mr. home here. Stanley Benjamin is developing a past ten days on business. Irs. II. (' .Wntcrs. fornorv on his North Bear Gully Mrs. John T. Brady returned L. P. McCullcr and guest, Lake form. This will lie the first home Wednesday evening from enterprise of this kind in the com­ I.ucjIo Moore of Kim City, N. Jacksonville where she spent the fj* A. It. Key nnd Mrs. Rol- munity, anil here’s hoping that il week-end with her dnughtor, Mrs. will he a very sueceessful one. I’Mn motored to Daytona Mr. Ross is making extensive lm- Dnn U. Wilder. Tuesday where they were <“it‘ of Mrs. W alter'Tw ieh- GOLDENROD “Goose Hangs High” Presented Wednesday At The Woman’s Club Interesting Meeting Held By Members Of Parents-Teacher Body A delightful social affair of the week wns th n t of Wednesday eve­ ning when Mrs. Stew art Dutton was hostess at bridge nt her home in Franklin Tcrrnee. The guests were the members of her bridge club. Pink and White wore the pre­ dominating colors and were n.'centunted hy howls of phlox nnd baby breath. Tnllies were done floral designs in pink and white nnd were used for the enrd game, nnd nftcr the usual number of games had been' played the prize for top score, a calendar of desserts, was won by Mrs. C. W. Stcmdenmirc. At the refreshment hour, the hostess served straw berry sundae, enke nnd coffee. The players were Mrs. C. W. Stoudcnmire, Mrs. L. M. Stephen­ son, Mrs. J. E. Ritchie, Mrs. Earle E. Fields, Mrs Sid Rive, Mrs. C. H. Driver. Mrs. Graver Spelling and Mrs. Dutton. Mrs. Calvin Teague is expecteed to return home Friday from Anderson ,S, C., where she has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Fanner. J. G. SHARON f Mrs. Minnie E. Jones and Mrs. Claude Herndon returned home Wednesday evening from Jackson vi 11 where they spent the week­ end as tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cantwell. The ninny friends of Mrs. J. At LIVE OAK—T raffic signals to l.ashhrook, who was seriously in­ jured recently in an automobile ac­ he installed on various streets of cident nonr Wnycross, Gn., will lie Live Oak. plensod to learn th n t she is rap­ idly recovering from nn operation a t the Riverside Hospital a t Jack­ sonville. Mrs. Lnshbronk was for­ merly a teacher in the Sanford public schools. Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. John W. Sneed, Mrs. L. P. McCuller ami guest, Miss Lucile Moore of Elm City, N. C., motored to Orlando on Wednesday where they spent the day. Coming Attraction Eddie Cantor in "SPECIAL DELIVERY" many friends of Sam Byrd ’» wlfrested to Irani that he ' een honored at the University . by Idj, election to the Pag editorship of the Serni. university year book. Mr. is the son of Mrs. W. A. f)' of this city, H.C. VIELE “A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City” 108 Magnolia TODAY "TENTACLES OF TH E NORTH" “ RACKWARD GEORGE" and "DAY EYES" '- Formerly liny Brothers Tires Ilcpnired-Gulf Gas 411 W. 1st. ’ Tel. 893 Easter Millinery Friday and Saturday / Every hat in our utore will be reduced for the shrewd Easter chopper for theKe two days— Friday and Saturday. If jou are contemplating going without a hat for this Easier day, we urge that you call nnd look over our beautiful selections in both the snug fitting styles nnd the grnceful large hat. $3.45 Duck Head $1.00 Boy’s Broadcloth SHIRTS OVERALLS $1.89 $6.00 Men’s $2.50 Men’s DRESS PANTS DRESS CAPS $4.95 $1.95 CHURCHW ELLS C h a rm in g N u m b ers In T h e N ew M ode Bouyunt with the fresh charm of Spring these new frocks give youthful interpretations of the new mode, revealing striking individuality. Unusual sleeves, good color combinations make these frocks’ desired because you know they’re smart! $ 9 9810$17-50 & Footwear We are glad these sm art new slippers arrived in time for Milady for Easter wear. High spike heels as well as law for school girl wear are featured here in blonde, parchment, patent nnd white. During these two days they are Greatly Reduced Millinery A georgeous array of the season's smartest millinery modes. Little hats that fit closely, then the large hat with brims that turn up and others that turn down and other chie styles. Exquisitely simple styles ip tailored and dressy hats that are offered at $2.50 TO$6.95 F. B. ROBBINS........Opposite Postoffice ? Sm art T a ilo re d C o a ts To meet every demand, to suit every type, to please Milady in her most capricious mood, these coats of dashing Spring youthfulness are the hit of the season. Very unusual and prices moderate — here now! \*l E aster H o sie ry Sm all H ats New frocks, new coat, gay bonnets —new footwear too and hosiery that sets off your costume with a satisfying effect. Sheer Chiffon, Pastel Shudes, nil wanted colors—high in quality, low in price at Uaffeld’s. In any gay colors, sines for every huad, striking in their trig simplicity or daringly youthful In the smart turn of a brim—prices that are interesting. Felts, Straws and Combinations in all smart Spring shades. Raffeld’s Ladies Shop First Street “Style Without Extravagance” Next Woodruff-Watson tm m m m i A 89c Dresses The Outlet The Quality 89c A t R a ff eld’i When you nee these dress* ph you’ll agree with uh that we’ve' never offered such values before at this price. The m aterials are silk*, rrepes, georgettes. Hat crepes and novelty mixtures in a beautiful range of new­ est colors. New sport models fashioned of the sm art FAN* I’ASI silks and the very de­ sirable georgette frocks of two pieces—the coat to match the smart drevs. NEW ARRIVALS ON WORK SHIRTS $4.00 Bathing SUITS $1.00 Men’s N ew Easter Creations A Special Selling: Of Easter \t Extra Specials TWO WEEKS BEGINNING APRIL 25. PRIN CESS Friday and Saturday W Revolutionizing to the movie*I FRIDAY 25c Seminole >•it I i"- i ill v**♦ T ire Shop Jacksonville “Children of Divorce" from the hook now cur­ rent by Owen Johnson (Tar's Bow nnd Ester Ralston are starred KoKn Kunrtet Comedy nnd Mllune News fireetoite Hu. . . I* THEATRE Gloria Swanson in "THE LOVE OF SUNYA" Comedy "SHOOS 11" Milano Review Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wntcrs of Tampa spent the week-end in San­ ford nt the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. IL C. W aters. I RIVERSIDE TODAY Dr. J. II. Powc left Thursday morning in his enr for Laurens, S. C., whero he will spend several days. Gum Dripped Tires SPECIAL 50c Can Tube Patch i* #V fm �THK SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL If, 1027 CELERYMEN AND 22SCHOOLSARETILDEN FAILS TO SHOW UP GOOD IN Preliminary Events T o He COMEBACK TRIAL! Staffed On April 15 With Finals On Following Day Sanford League Team Plays Y. M. C.A- Outfit At Locnl Field This Afternoon I n GAINESVILLE, Fla., Apr. 14 (IN S)—Twenty-two high school: Preparation ForGntor Game wUI enter the seventh annunl Flor­ ida high school track and fleiii Completing their training this a f ­ meet at tho University of Florida ternoon and Saturday for the ex­ on April 15 and Id, according to pected onslaughts of tho Uni ver announcement made here today by s 'ty oC Floridn baseball club on Jam es R. Boyd, Jr., graduate mali­ Monday, the Celfry Fed* are prim ­ nger 0S athletics. ed rig h t now for the opening toss With the dend line for entries which Is etpeeted to offer them passed on April P, the following * more re a r opposition thnn any club schools have filed entrnneo blank ■ th a t they have m et in exhibition Lemon City, Dnytonn Beach, this spring. Gainesville, Ft. White, Pensacola, This afternoon the Y. M. C. A Leesburg, St. Augustine, Orlando, club, composed of form er profes­ Danla, Duval, Enu Gnllie, Deland, sionals and college players, is tr Ft. laiudordnlc, St. Cloud, Ver > fam ish the opposition. Ju st how Bench, Tallnlmsseo, Hillsborough, serious it amounts to can be told Miami, Ft. Myers. Plant City, only w ith the knowledge of who Ocala and West Palm Beach. ■ f am i w hat the players ore. With sev­ Duval High Cchoot and Hills­ e ra l afternoons of prncticc behind borough high schools with 20 and them the ‘V* representatives should lfl men respectively will have the a t least hold out long enough to next highest representation on give tho fin s a chnnco for their Murphce Field. ; money. All competitions will bo in the Saturday afternoon the Winter championship class this year for P a r k , club of the Orange County tho firs t time. Preliminaries will League will appear for n festival. s ta rt a t 2:15 Friday afternoon; T h a t club Is a glutton for punish­ Semi-Finals wilL bo run off S at­ ment, having been knocked loose so urday morning and tho champion­ m any times in Its exhibition series. ship events will tnke place on This afternoon Orlando Is having Saturday afternoon. another slug fest a t the expense Duval’s aggregation including the neighboring city. Finkleston, Boyd, Gormley, SomSeveral local players, who have pnrac, Bryson and Brownettc is b;*n In rood condition so fnr th ’s potentially the strongest team, bowed s.gns of idling thi' while Ocala, with tho formidable £ m in in '* after rending tho stato Nccomo in the running, easily 1ms i* npnc schedule. Ten douhlc headers a chance of duplicating her feat j:re on the progrnm nnd no one can of last year to win the meet v? git. . bow many will have to bo through the efforts of this pheno­ play ’ *■*: ’iVrnunt of rain. Before menal clndor path brilliant. More Kftftfo!' >ver weariness from than half of Hie point makers in tv;: ; ! ifw tV p; me -hive will hnv* the track events of last year tire dure' trfW’t i n i nbli-bir.g a club m ain entered and bid fair to make rntlus Rtnii the mere winning nml the meet the most hotuly contested in *he history of state ulhtctlcs; Erl'. biking iT - 1'HC'fS. - MinfjAJia UJ Sunday, of base while only five point makers in /-■ bail Imqrffu lhur:'dnya. Sarasota the field events arc entered for r bn ,o u;y Sunday ball nml . the events of this week-end. b.i ! ;-TtWl‘8oyr. Every club has 10 In the 120 yard high hurdles are Nccomo of Ocala and F arris dotthle headers scheduled. Uunfurd ha * 1! ’! bur day games of MUfc.nl, first and third man In ■ mt!) n op' than «• teb of the other 102C; Rice of Orlando is the only ij ' he O b-rv point maker from lust year to bo k«v will ! '• I v i ' Orlando In entered in the mile run; Nccomo, > play in the Tyson of Kt. Cloud, and Bryson 'coiinh nielnmolis in the In tho 100-yard dash last spring f pftvii.pon. The rrbululc i rover Kl of Duval, fir«t, second and third B fv oif Tiur-e. UA. . sept V Johnatnn >io limber can (rive yon one hundred per cent a t will; Wil­ liam i.s un in -nml-outer but umli Ity nut when you want him ami the others are ju st young foUoVfo try* ir.g tu get along. The Tennis Association litis i>tlt in an active wjnter placating Will’s every whim, oven to his /la ir for the dram a. Have the hoys, been wasting their kind attention, of which they Imva nqne too much? Advices from practical Tennis men answer in the affirm ative. They ruv that Will’s demountable knee, which dismounted graceful* I ly in tiie lu-t Davis cup matches [and failed to seek the saddle again during the cmnirin:: national Ienumpionships, is getting no bet­ ter very rapidly. They .-ay that, ,in consequence, Will, no Inne r n> [the nplriteiy Duck and wing per­ form er of oihhr years; that, in fje t, he is quite slow. In eniielu* sum, they claim that his confi­ dence has been impaired. Wholly o r in part, these reports may be tru e but, repeating by way of emphasis and good meas­ ure. my idea is that you believed t r y thing you hear or see of Tilden at your own rink, lie may be, a a alleged, one of the poorest actors, on ilie stage; but Ids his­ torical ability in other media* must go unchallenged, lie can tipip an excellent aet if he can", to. And, if lie hi serious in ids avowed intention to leclalm Amer­ ican prestige on the courts, would he he likely to rush bin prepara­ tion in such a way that lie would ho in top from fur southern spring Return j-niall end of a now led the n Hirer hits. Fok*—li I,eat>'ue Stone Tlv> .'■‘Yankees b pot id *> .’VSnckmen nguiu. (o-p, 4/^ KpUftnfr-hiis fo r the'ioflKi Kocinfg. .cpHekted1 five knfetj fiemfs'l nnllulntir- for' tho*« Tagging All IJas ( lovijand's anvil ciu.rmi got to ,rk mi Mnnaiv r Jack McAllhst r duy a the i ub of the tribe's to 2 defeat by Huf White Sox . tcrd:.y. Cleveland wus leading, to 1, in the ninth when the Sox ;; ,i tin- b .-ips, whereupon Mellistv-r y .inked End) Lovhoii, who d ntlmved but one hit until the !*hth inning. When the Sox got rough with Miller,, l-evson's »ucvor. they had veil runs and the !! game. ' 'i ho Kobjuf! ouiliattpd lint loot, i to g.jb i’:iuc bajc running. Brooklyn out into n rush »,f error* nine moincntb*. SOUTHERN bCAbl'E Fred Jdhcson hold the fd t<> one lilt and Nn hvijle a to (1. M artina bested Ghrtnsr I,) rhing duel and New DrKamli ed Mobile, 2 to 1. Chattanooga got tho hn't'd ininghnm in a 'j-lugfest/fr I!i i.efiold for Blrniingtiaa | homen with two on in tbefif; The Miniphi.i-Liitlt- 10, Vj Was ruined out. With Jess nnh yielding Cubs eurlr I mri.il ,J. *1flH | of tb* MsnLi ill (trim in Li f Ilf 1’. 'J :■-nn, In t >' ' 1 K fi-V '.-fe? if! 1 or(H ■ ii to b.. 8 » j M retail:' J 1-.: 1 •■t’l'OWr. S o.i', i.i nu Ssi effectivo bur' i-r'nm! Iv- i;i to till'll 111 lull >'■>’ victories Results Of Games are all entered again; Rector of Orlando mid Davis of Ocala, sec­ ond nnd third men in the 410 dash ttru both back for another trial; Boyd of Duval who placed second in the KUO last year is tho only I'oinl maker to be entered again in this event; nnd in the 2011 pard drill, Nocontfl and Penny of Mia­ mi, first nnd third place men in HUtd are again to be contenders. Duval will again enter her record breaking 800-yard relay team of Finklcsteln. Cnrmb-y. Brownettc, Bryson nnd AMERICAN LEA GUI New York, 0; Philadelphia, f jevelnnd, 2; Chicago, 7. Others, rain. AMERICAN AS-.O H AT ION Games postponed, wet grounds SOUTHEASTERN I EAGL’l Montgonn r>', tljSoli i q ; ,r.cl:s>’nv||lc. *-‘t: Albany,0. [ Today's Schedule ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Loula a t Chicago. Plttaburgh a t Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Boston. N^yi York a t Philadelphia. AM&IUCAN LEAGUE Detroit a t.S t. Louis. ' hlcago a t Cleveland, l ’hiladelphia at New York., uoaton ^t Washington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee a t Toledo. ! irtaas City a t Columbus. S t Paul a t Indianopolis. .Minneapolis a t Louisville. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE T er into at Jersey City. Ij-.iffr.l . Reading, .Newark k’AY.v r f nt liaitimore, SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga a t A tlanta, ij.ttle Rock a t Memphis. Nashville a t Birmingham. N t w Orleans a t Mobile. H u l i 111.A fllE ItN ’ LEA/1TII . : at Savanuuh. .* I1■.a . a t JackHonvllle. i itfc.sat.-ola at Culumbus. it Montgomery. Chsinpionship Figlv a y Be Staged Thir SLmmer In WindyCity CHICAGO, Apr, 14—(IN S )— Chicago as the site for a world’s ■ niyw eight championship fight th 's summer loomed today follow­ ing a conference here between Billy Gibson, manager of Gene Tunnoy, und promoter Jim Mul lea. Gibson stopped off hero ju his way to Cleveland. A fter assuring Gibson it woul be possible to finance the affui. in Chicago, either at Soldiers Field or in one of the basehall parks, Mullen waa told to go ahea i and “algn up tho best opponent hi tna heavyweight division." Gibson said tho recent, ruling or ■ to* New York Commission which with Tex Richard, makes the chntu id on a free agent. A fter tho con­ ference with Mullen, Gibson aabl: *'A heavyweight championship bout for Chicago would bo u big boost for boxing in the middlewes' I am sure Tunney will agree to iMvnd his title any place whero hle price is met." ; fy 1 u e.ard . ‘ ly on 5 0 MILES a n d more per hour 5 to 2 5 MILES in 8 seconds 2 5 MILES to the In the Chrysler "50”, Walter P. Chrysler and his corf i o f engineers, studying the field o f line and !m\ juiced six-cylinder cars, strove to produce a four-cylinder car which would unmistakably advertise its greater value by its greater performance, greater sturdiness and greater long life. In its 50-milcs-pIus per hour, 5 to 25 miles in J! sec­ onds, 25 miles to the gallon, they gave the public something immediate, something convinc*. mcthing final and conclusive with \shkh m measure Chrysler "50” against and above anything around its class either in six or four cylinders. Chrysler "50” has been overwhelmingly accepted by the public for what it was designed and built to b.: —the giant o f its class in Standardized Quality, out­ standing performance, full family size, complete ap­ pointment and every essential that makes for out­ standing and indisputable v.iiue. t t t Ceupr, f7%n; Co.uh. SyS.': ReaJitir, (uith m n b h lejt), J S jiy U tm iau S u /uii, Aj. . !//;> ,/,„ /. D th m , la t u n t u l I c .’cr^i t::ust lux, t W f All Clio »Ur Car* « « pruiccicJ agaioit ihcfl u u d u the F.vbo .'j jitm. f (and «!*uor<V,) * 0 A ll CbtjtUr d tjl/tt art its .t peiititin u txUttd i h t. ntn uitt.i c/tlm t paymtutt, A ik about Ci-tyilir’ i aU rsuli t pl.t*. uaysli Sanford A BTA LLA H A SSEE—West Flo da Power Company coiutructir hydroelectric power plant at Jav J. \V . Steed, Vice Pres, and Wes tern M e"tt B'uff. . Co., Pittsburgh Pa ' ! TON—Gulf Power C luiy to pu-chese muoicipa! 11 l*ot in Milton. Sanford Avenue-At’10 th Street CHRYSLER M ODEL N U M B E R S M E A N M IL E S P E R A V u iid ’ I ’- a r e m o n t HOULureand Rug Auctioircerm Char <>J Sale �j 1027 THE SANi'ORD HERALD, THURSDAY, AFRIT PAGE SF/ i____________ [Want A d s A re Q u ick . In e x p e n siv e ; R ea d F or P r o fit— U se F or R e su lts iificd Rates r* , MS"!° V r number of ln- r * u.dnf? rale sc hedule bcL%“ r»duced rate* a r e to r f?ir* Insertion*. No nd ffiTw* ,h' n 30crequest. nnJ charged »f°" nMr«d of the W*>"1 iJl!V"er»*e« n ,ln"* ADH. will he r "‘ n J St irons nnd c o lle c to r fW jfifflS for payment, K f f i e n t order* a r e r « y - F!!jidvsnce m u i of publication. Copy rccetv- by 11:00 f ii nlrafd'Vfflce I'V jjH be k. himuiucu J_,n publlehcd the same |„ nq. If an error I* made KEVa Herald will not be dbl*r4f°r more than one ;cl. Insertion, therefore {les should be notified at L « T1f,'lMNCH I, ORIJKRS MODKL TRIM CO. 1~— Wn n lc d 1*J—Houses For Sale ‘We trim the cup, not the owner.” 1‘hono SI7 for estim ates SALE— At groat sacrifice 1*. W. RADFORD CHILDREN’S —Sewing wanted. FOR my thirty-three hundred dollar Mrs. Hi^gs. Phone 826-J. equity in newly and well fumiahed SEMINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX bungalow on extrn huge lot. On one of best streets in city. Your INC 13—Rooms W ith Board chance for a pickup as 1 need 203 Onlt Avc. money, or would consider trade. Rhone 41 HOARD WITH ROOM—$10 a Owner Uox 1003 City. 4—Business Service week Menls only- $t per day. | Every room and outside room, FIVE ROOM BUNG A LOW: Local "W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS" ( loan ami cool. The Dew Drop Inn. od on corner in Sanford Height*. I-nrgo rooms, well constructed, Absolutely Clean. "(Id S. Park Avc, plenty of windows, large porches, Phono Orlando 9653 or drc|> nu a complete bath room with shower. card. All Rujjs railed for unit de­ Electric range and w ater heater livered. Rush Mnltrcfia Co. 1122 11—Rooms W ithout Hoard. Two lied rooms, large living room, Church St. Orlando. etc. Owner lives out of the city FOR RENT — Finn Ished or unfur­ and Is willing to sell a t less than THE .SEMINOLE PRINTERY nished rooms rpacc for car 1000 present value. $100 cash and $75 ANSCO CAMERAS Union Avc. A M ) SUPPLIES monthly will buy the property. C01 W. 0th St. w. N. Lunilcy Prop. Box 73, care The Herald. ‘msilo In MISS* a t The Herald ®HICO nr ,i„y Telephone dl*conUnIorle:s *rB not va^ J' UFlCATrON INDf.X: Tbe J , 7l».slflcatlc.na are tilled and numbered for l/fertnre. They aro madeBhabellcally nnd numerThe ads under each head* tlsu inailo-up alphabet" IlFIKI) RATE SCHEDULE ] following schedule tell* lu-» nf solid ad* from Ids lo 35 word* for on« to Etrt'on*. When centered re ordered, each line Will nitil a® 6 word*, rord rain *ppllo» to each n for example 16 word* liiierllon* *t ® w “ r,<* II time* 26 or 13.90; art* w ord* th * n 16 nlng l*»* (unled •» lb word*. H m2 u* aw hr* IS 1.31 1.44 1.63 1.62 1.71 1.DU I.H9 1.9* 3.07 2.16 H2.34 2.43 2.62 2.61 2.M) 2.79 2.6* 2.97 3.«6 3.16 ¥2 o nH rri B. L. Perkins — II abort bother ROOMS,— With or without mealt. headquarters for Collegiate Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Clothes. 110 First Street. 13— A p a r tm e n t F o r R e n t BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes nnd general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tor- FOR RENT —New completely wlllcger, I’rcp. furnished garage apartm ent1201 Magnolia Avc. Phone 360-J. LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are ONE NICELY —Vumished apart­ ns near you us your phone. Cull 103 ment. all modem conveniences. Phone 207. THINK—If you nro thinking of building, why pay the Architects!TWO NEW furnished apartm ents, several hmylred dollars for plans,I 3 rooms, private bath, $35 ami when you can get the same free, $10 monthly. Corner Sanford Vs nnd keep your money in your pocV! Geneva Avc. Phone 210-W. r t . For further information s e e !------------------------------------ -— ------SANFORD NOVELTY 'WORKS. FURNISHED— apartm ent for rent, 1101 Elm Ave. V. C. Collcr, Prop. Ruijding Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work nnd House Painting, 115 N. THREE —unfurnished rooms. 814 Elm Ave. French Avc. Phono 235-J. PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— within easy walking distance of the heart of Sanford. An attractive house on large lot. Double garage two bed rooms, living room, kitch­ en and dining room. Complete bath room including shower bath. Rain w ater tank, house is partly furnished. Price $1)500. Only $250 cash required. Ilox 431 care The Sanford Herald. SMALL COTTAGE —on rear of lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ able place to live while building a larger home on the front of the lot. Owner is in need of a little cash and will sacrifice the pinto a t less than its real vntuo. $50 cash and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. enro Herald. 340—Farms Fur Sale 23— Wanted Real Estate OUT OUR WAY WANTED: 10 acre celery farm. Price m ust be right. L. T. Bryant phono 543 or cnll a t 113 1-2 Mag­ nolia Avenue. By William CM.WUH SE-E.M /c o w c f f ? A - r u L ^ v r f o M s c u r l y , o m w o u f? R i s e . "To t a m e AWO FORTOkE .’ l'h/\ R E A L W A S H A M E D OF M Y S E L F F O R READlkJGr 'tP4E L tT fE .P? VAiE. FO UU D OM WOOF? B U W K -----(TftEO F F E R OF 2 0 0 0 DOLLA RS A VJEEt<.) I 'L L CERTAlWLSf HATE. T O S E E WOO G O O L D S C O O T , B o T ----- WILL BUY House and Lot or Vacant Lot Must be between 4th & 13th, Laurel and Sanford Ave. WILL PAY CASH. No attention paid to replies thut tin not describe property fully nnd state lowest possible spot cash price. If any m ortgages, state what and when due, and if can he paid immediately. Address, Northcner, Box II Herald Office. WANT TO —buy lot, good loca­ tion, will pay cash, must Ik? bar­ gain. Box 300 enre Ilorald. - Ti 1 ■ n 'T H E T ? , L S fE .U _ , I M A IW T GOMEL V l T I ’m a h o l d ik T o u T FEW M O R E M O K 1EV •UA - n J WANTED FARM BARGAIN 10 or 15 acre celery farm equipped, and ■: with good iV i m J small home. Have $2000 i cash fur first payment if balance can be paid $1000 yearly. Call a t our office SCKUGGS-SCOGGAN Really Co. * Masonic Temple 735. BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ 21 —Lots For S a le MODERN APARTMENT,— hot AL LAND 1.21 1.90 LUMBER and complete line cf FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— and cold water. Will he vacated In The State Of Florida 1.16 2.40 building m aterial. I-ow prices. 4.42 Security Lumber Co., "Where Good on April 15th. 708 W. 1st. St. 2.66 In the flowing well district near In first uccliuu, will sell for $2,000 Q1**4 n i u WKViex. i 2.70 4.6* Tf-\E l\O L D -u P Sanford, with clay subsoil. On on term s of $25 cnsli and $10 and 2.R6 4.94 Grades Come From" Maple monthly. Address Box 101 earn FURNISHED apartm ent for rent, the highway ami one mi In from 1.00 6.20 Sixth. Phone 707. The Herald. first floor. 011 Myrtle Ave. 1.16 6.4? R. ft. station. 3.30 6.72 Already cleared, Perfect 6.91 3.46 Phonograph Repulring $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will FURNISHED— Apartm ent, up­ drainage. 6.24 3.60 Piano Tuning buy well located lot on Laurel AH M EM BER 6.60 stairs, with screened porch; garage. 3.76 Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ / LI S S I m ' M O W .'f O D - l P S O M P W By cxjierta with 17 years 3.90 6.76 Avenue. This property is close in Oil Park Avc. Inquire 007 I'atk tility, will grow anything. T O D -IF V A 7.02 4.nr. experience. f d o m V* W O R K R I G H T — WA KMOVAJ A vc. 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, and is surrounded with good look­ 4.20 7.2* j W A M N lA C O M E Sanford Music Store ing homes. A fine site for a 4.36 7 1.4 as many as you want. n'-V R A 1M C O A T L E A K S E.R TYV and Gift Shoppo K now 4.60 7 30 home. Box A. 11. C. enro Herald. FOR RENT—Apartm ent and bed­ AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL F lO )-\ 0 O W L C O M E .S O FF E R Room 10 & 11 McLundcr Arcade. room. 320 Onk Ave. Call 740-J. 4 66 8.06 V A M IG H T WAWNIA "Make Your Head Swim" 4.HO R.32 Phono 832. PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — * U M P N - WRW J O S H O L L E R U P COM E O P -W H K 4.96 8.61 Home Seekers, Hero Is Your north of Hughey Street. Will sell 6.10 8. *4 Chance 1 blR U "1H H O S E — M*-/ G O S H . , J » S VAMV-f' IF V ( FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; 6.26 9.10 for less than cost if taken a t once. beautiful outlook; all improveIt May Never Come Again T R Y CHIROPRACTIC AD­ IF* ■mBS v ;O R K *3 A W R I G H T U F E L IH E T W IC E T Address S. It. S. furnished; If you can make a small cash I Easy terms. JUSTMENTS. DR. ML E. MAC- menls; altractivnly Care The Sanford Herald, O U R F O R T S H U M S I S M A D E ur> BANK moderate rent by week. Young's payment and finance your first DOUGAL. 1ST NAT’L Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park crop, it will easily pay for the g i T T ' m T r e a s u r e s o f f m T v-^ BLDG. PHONE 482-J. nouncemcnlH PARK AVENUE LOT—J u s t south Avc. land. B o t t o m OF T H ’ OSblU M of Thirteenth Street, facing east, If you are looking for a "Snap" <ENT WAVING — »10 CONCRETE In every shape and ,7 can be bought for $2,750 on any Here It Is form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ THREE-ROOM Furnished A part­ |lfi. Marcelling by our exreasonable term s. This is an ex­ See Mo At Onro cuter. Blue Bird Beauty mentals, etc. Sanford Cement ITod- ment. Apply Herald Office. cellent location for a Duplex ftr W. M. YOUNG ucts Company, Fifth and Maple Phono 31'J-J. Apailmeiil House. B^x 100 cam FURNISHED—flat to rent, 1305 Bargains In Real Estate Sts. Phone 112-W.________ The Sanford Herald. Park Avc. Gan be seen between 10 Park Ave. ami Commercial SI. ft And Found CLARENCE SMITH I'S- -,IJ * ‘ . v A. M. and 7 P. M. FOR SALE—Two lols In Onk Hill General Contractor | —Pair of tortoise shell NEWLY — furnished apartm ent* and two lots in Riictin Vista $650 600 West F irst S tre a t, 21— A c r e a g e F o r S a le glasses. Return to R. J. each, cash payment undterms to for rciil, mi Park Avc. Three a t Phono 441 413 First National Bank 0 blocks from First St. Summer suit purehn?.er. Box xz care Ilurrates. D. I- Thrasher. nld. CLEANING. PRESSING, DYING —“We do it Better," Try us. Roy­ 16— H o u s e s F o r R e n t FOR SALE— Few building sites ktomobilcs NOM’ IS THE TIME al Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jacklocated a t Sylvan l-akn Florida ad­ TO BUY THAT FARM son, 300 Ei-st Second St., Phono i joining Pupil, left with oui office AND START SOMETHING FtVK ROOM HOUSE— In 1000 PN COACH —for sale, A -l 4B1-J. Wn nro nil going back to the for ro-sale. These aro a fine pick­ block west F irst Street. F u r­ 1 lion, new duco finish, I*nrgc yard farm where real values will a l­ up. Homes now building near and apare tire. It will pay HADDOCK STEAM TRESSERY nished completely. Front porch. ways prevail. Ju st now is the timo same ami are a fine investment. —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. ami_ garden. Uirgo . llook it over. Seminole Tire to move a fow miles from Sanford Easy payments if desired. Apply 111 W. First St. i06 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone, Screened buck porch. Hot water ami stu rt that chicken farm a r l II. S. Mitchell, Renl Estate, Syl­ heater. Every modern convcnl140-J. raise vegetables for the home m ar­ van I-ako office, or R. R. Eldrldge cnee. Owner moving to country | BOOST SANFORD ket. Ju st such a plaee can be had Real Estate Sanford Fla. home. Flowers nnd fruit trees. HE New Sanford Booster METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev-, Flowing well on property. Address on the Saiifonl-Qrlnndo road about displaying bum'll of celery orlasting. Metal shingles, box three miles from Sanford in the FOR SALE—• Have been told to I,0Q0, Tbe Sanford Herald. i. Studehakcr Agency standing seam tin and galvanized high and hontthy onk and pine sell 3 building lots owned by n sn Garage Co, roofs. See Janies H. Cowan. Oak — FIVE ROOM —modern bouse in section goorl for citrus fruits, good northern party and located a t ave. and Third St. Phone 111. I ahIi Arbor, all conveniences: for poultry and good for all kinds Garda Park Florida near Panin. CHRYSLER of vegetables. T hirty aero*, nigh Garda Park now touches the new J. FULLER MOTOR GO. MATRESSES properly renovated; garage, G, H. Wit liter. P, O. Hux nnd dry location for a home and Highway, is building and is fine 331). one day service in Sanford, by Ave, at tilth St. Phono 602 four acres in muck for vegetables investment. Easy term s if desired. Sanford Mntrcss Factory. Phono or bulbs—it will raise anything Apply II. S. Mitchell, Renl Estate, FOR RENT— Small furnished 402-M. Bo d g e —the man who wants In work rail Sylvan Lake office, or II. R. Eldhouse P>8 French Avenue. I* ear.-, and Graham Trucks make a good living from this ridge, Real E state, Sanford. WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT place. If you aro interested add M I3lh St. Phone 3. five room house ress OWNER, earn Sanford Herald.| SHOP — Printing, Engraving. FURNISHED -H x ih a n p v C '»<» *v we. iT E n o e .3 are: m a d e . - m o t b o r m . s-t J for rent. I‘hone 805-W. Embossing. Sen tiw first. Wo do Anv reasonable offer and lermfi INS & COWAN CO., Auto It. Phone 417-W. It. R. Avenue»tor and sheel metal works FOR RENT;—Small bungalow on will la* considered a fte r you have w i l l Exchange oquity in French j t Avenue lot, near new high school LOOK - APRIL PRICES - NORof (l>»> llslnl•> of Clinrlea A. Walsli.l arc each ami every a non. resident Did ornamental sheet metal | Commercial Street. Magnolia Avenue. Unfurnished. In seen the property. loecuscil ami as Oovlseu under; of ihu Slate nf Klorjifu; that your building, for used Ford, Chovolet MAN’S CHICKS Tel. 7DMV. 207 French AVe. desirable residential section ami rlot last will ami laalanieal of) luTsi'Hl addre-s ami |ilic» of ccalDO YOU NEED MONEY—Have within easy walking distance of the nr Dodge. W hat have you. Reply South’s oldest, largest plant. Kiln .1 Witlsli, lo.rsitssil, t,ml as fleaer Is May Shore, Suffolk Kiiuuiy., unlimited amount on Residence business district. $30 monthly. I’. Flocks tested & an rediled. (Juaiilnvlsut! timiir tin- Iasi will ami New York; that you are e.acii ami 3vl Box 750 care Herald. lANKCiicli BUICK CO. Icstnmuat ,.f t'liuiles A. Walsh. every fiver the age of TwrhtV'on* FOR SALE— Five acres located and Business properly C'liuluota hy. Thousands daily. Ready now. 212 Magnolia Ave, (). Box 131. Suulord. Uuiianod. of Waukalian. llUimi-. years ami lliat there Is no person a t Garda Park, near Paula—of 26— Miscellaneous For Sale Office Young Bldg. N. Park Avc. Fully prepaid and guaranteed. It ainmars from a sworn hill of III the Slate fif Klnri'la. tile servico I’hotio 367 the very best soil and cun be pur­ Write or wire. Per 50 100 500 1000 nonidulhi la this causa that you of u Mihptienu in t.'haacery upon I MONEY—To loan on improved de- FOR RENT— Furnished 5 room chased on easy cash term s. Tbe GLASSWARE, —China, couch II. & W. Leg., Aiu-„ $7 $11 $65 $125 are a non-rrslllt tlt lir tllo Ktnls of whom Would hind you or uuy of house to couple -during JuncKlnrhlu ami that you aro u reshlvnt [HUPS—MAIIMONS you; ] tnruhlc business and rciuediituil new highway touches Garda Park, cover for salt?. 611 Myrtle Ave. Orps, Rocks, Reds, 8 15 73 1 10 of » slate or country other than ilia ttttfotd Automobile l o. lid" I* to .nanproperty in KitnfonJ* A«!•11 * July and August- Phono 851-W. lovely homes and a town in the F irst floor. W. Orps, W. Wyand. U 16 78 150 Kliilc of Klnrhlu, ami that you re- innTlli;ill4K(HtK. ml yon Ittm itltT J, IlltUW N building mijoiuing. A fine pick­ K'HjIia Ave. Phono IB7! |,0hi», P. O. B'ix 503. City. Assorted Chicks, U 10 78 150 nidi al Wailhrunii, III til" State of ANNA II llltmVK. wife, KUIMiauls; therefore, you. Kri'il W. WAIIH i: HI4L1.KCK,Insami 17— llu s in c h s »L aces T o r K e n t up. Address H. S. Mitchell, Real Sensible cal. with new helpful Illicit, .MAUKL TWO FIVE-ACRE —groves, one as Ailinlrilslrator of (lie Estate. Sylvan l-ako office or Gen. 11— M isc e lla n e o u s brooding ideas. Buckeye brooders, rale of Kiln J. Walsh, ileccnned. am) A. SKMI.Kt.'K, Ills wife, to per­ pWETT AND rA IG E fivo years old. one seven, one on sonally lie uml appear liefnrn our ATTRACTIVI1 rooms to rent for Del. Sanford or it. It. Eltlridge, bard road. Ailialiilstralor of (In estate of said Klreull Knurl al Sanford, Semi* Easy term s. Viola quick shipment. G. A. Norman. as [HIVE'S GARAGE M* f'hurlex A Witlsll, rlcceiised, Had as Park Ave. store* nr offices «• Real Estate, Sanford. Knoxville, Term., (I. 11. C. A.) FOR SALE—Well eslublirthed pay­ Jacobs. Ciiuluuta. deviser umlci' ihr last will ami miln Comity, Kim Ida. oil lilo !ml Sanford Dealer *mi Commercial street. W. M. day of Muy. A. U. 1947 to make teslaim nl of 14Mu .1 Walsh, deceas­ answer ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ lo Ihu Mill of Complaint till* . *Kl St. Phone 01 Phone j Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., opami as deviser under the last SAX A PIIONR—For sale, C. mel­ IN Til 14 *"11441 IT « 1,1 l i r III* Till; ed. ness cuusu for selling out. day filed uuuliisl you by the Com­ will and (rslntuenl of Charles A. 8I4VKNTU .ii m i l \ i r i iir i'ir positc Court House. 22—Rcul Estate To Exchange plainant la thin case, otherwise ody nearly now, with case. Walsh, deceased. ur« urdered nnd n r iT.tinin.*, in a m i iMin 57U-J. required in ho and uiqienr hr fore said tint of Complaint will be taken VULCANIZING WORKS. Cheap. Seminole T h e Simp, 111 W. MMtlNDl.i: r o t \T V . IN llils Knurl on Hie 2nd flay of May. as con fussed hy you and each of you I 'll A NI '1411 V. FOR SALE OR TRADE First St. ?\M» GOODYEAR TIRES Thc stove stile is now on my en­ IS— W a n te d T o K ent A l> 19-7 lo Ihi hill of mmidulnt and thin case proceed e ip arls.th e \\". IV. C K.MITII, I'uMipliilminl, By Owner rxhlldted iiualioil you In this cause; sumo IicMik u hill for foreclosure of tire stock a t cost. D. W, Short M*. in*’ **■ Batteries. Vs. those certain lot*, plccns or pal[Distributors Chandled WANT TO RENT— vacant lot Five room Spanish bungalow. $5o FOR SALE—Brabham' pens $2.00 KltANK. It I7AHNI4U rt nl. lo fciul- otherwise a decree |irn ronfeyno cels Lander Arcade. of land situate, lying uml hewill he enfWred airahtsl you. arils. bushel. Iron $2.00, genuine 1-too subject to sale, lo be used to build tier month, Six room bungalow. $65 Lomincrriul Avenue Il Is ordered lhal llils mdlra hr lea In Hctiilmdo County, Florida, to­ I r'lTATUr.N per month, Will trade for any­ Tan Beans $3.00. All bright, poster advertising board or bulle­ wn : lilihtlsliefl III The Saofotd lleraht.n TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good T i l 14 ST AT 14 UK K M )ltll*A : sound. A ffadavit from Agricul­ TH Iiuldlsher In Halifuril l.oti SrCen (7) Klaht <S), condition; priced rensonablc.l irr- tins. W rite Barker Porter Adv. thing as first payment. PIC 1411 \V. Ml'i'K, as Ailmliilslra- ue\vs|iapt>r H Foil I> —FORDSON Siilllllioli* KoUllly, Klorldu. onreeHehl Nine C l T h irty .Iwo (33), Thlr1,. T. BRYANT tural Agent with every shipment. Co. Geo. A. Baker, Box 742, Or­ tur < > f ili« I4*tnte of i;ilu J, Wuis11, son Ijtrkin. Inc. McLandcr Arcada. Weak for four cotlKtrullvn weeks. Inw ard Biggins ine. I '1.three (3.71 mill Thlrtv-f*nir llerausnl, anil as Admlaistruliir Phone 513, 113 1-2 Magnolia Ave, W. it. Clark, Johnston S. C. lando, Fla. WITNI4S8 inv ham) and Ihu seal (31) of Block "1" of CRYSTAL prciul i Palmetto. Phone 331 Phone 880. nf the KMell It Knurl of i lie Seventh I'AltK. a suIhIIvIs Ioii according .Imlleinl ClrriiH of Klorldu. la uml In I lie puhllu records of Sumlfor Srnilllole KnUllty, oil tills Ihu nolc County. State of Klurldu. 3'Jth flay of Mureli, A. I> 1937. I In Kial Bool. page *3, V. 14. DUIKJI.AHB I mid soil liilng based upoll thu* iff* q | i rk of Klreull Cnuri .if I tula morlK.iKe dated t h e ’ first day ho Till Judicial Circuit * nf March. A. I> Id3* ami ol record A r s i y e s - B u t USTE44 T o THIS— if Florida. In uml for I In .NlmlKUKu hook 36, pu|iu 164 of MR.TVTE, THIS is a < O H , SOME D O -T H E R E MY, OH, M Y J ^ ■s 1 ME AWT T o 1 J'tkl.MR.T'iTET, HAVE I AM AT P R E S E N T WORKINCa ....ViWL'T*7 Mm I’uhllv ttecurds of Sunt mule DAY YOU'LL. fYEV/CR. ISN 'T ROOM ENOUGH FOR l i t . A . U . " * 'K K S i I 'l u i n l y , F l o r h l u THAT'S «UMADE A DECISION A^K Y00 ON A S C H E M E TO CROSS MY thought i r Deputy Clerk. | | T m f UIITIIIIU OUnKltNI* t h a t ' ’ TORGET— YOOR CHECK.' THEM ALL—-BUT YOU MARVEL0 US, (THE SELF POPPING THE kERiOcLS S e l f popping , c o r n w i t h fSLAI.) ! this Notice lie iiuldlshcd in Ihu SapOVER AND THANKS J AS X SAID CAM REST ASSURED THAT P CORN ? SUpEtAf VOO I If KI ITT IS. Sl’CNCKlt tt IIIOUTON,) ford Herald, u oewspaper puhltshed ISN 'T I T ? SUGAR GANG SO THAT TkiC DON’T PAP DECIDED thiMf-ltni s and of Cfiunsul I In Sanford. Seminole County, Fluty ■ FON'T LET THIS B E FO R E , THE CORN Ofd>( THE BEST REMAIN Kc r w e l s w il l b e s w e e t e n e d O F F THC J for the 1'nmptalujut 1 Ida. once a week for four 44) coiioo.T o Ta r e i t 'tortunity s u p bn OH THE COB IS ALREADY IHWeC 1 rutlve weeks. VJriCN THEY pop — r MAY COB J FEET HIGH -ANOTHER M il'll II i \VITNK8H my hand Mai the of­ l e t y o u in o n th a t , T o o / V " H s rr| IN TUI' CIBCITT COKBT «*F BI4M- ! ficial seal of ihe circuit Court of MONTH OR SO AWDJT I INUl.K Kul'STV. I'MlIUllA. IN' lIn* Si vcnth Judicial Circuit of lh« ' f» p i . Stall of Klorldu la umt fur HeintVNILL B E READY T o CIIAN'CKUY. md. County, on this the SSnl day 5 • V8HARVEST March A. II. 1917. l J. K. III.'TCII ISON. Complalminl. i m ;-w I ifip iir By Taylor - The Iiunk POP I ves - xVe rve O f >*o* • S*r orr »M i e* at* *«ev>ct tec I ItiillK.IIT J. BROWN mid ANNA (Circuit Court Baal.) V. 14. IrOUOl.ARH ll. BltOWN. his wife, I4DWA1U) Clerk Circuit Court, i:. SlSLt.CCK and MAUKL A Seminole County, SKI.LI'IKK. hi* wife. I icfcmlauts-. Florida. (•IlDK.It OF IM’BUCATION By A. M Week*. TDK STATK OF FUIUIDA. TO. Deputy UielL. miBKKT J. BltOWN. ANNA II IIJ<i*\ a b o t i . k. BROWN. Id" wife. LOWAHI1 I. \\ golluitorH for Complainant, -*• SKM.KCK end MARKL, A. 0141.1-144'*v Fuhlirh; Mar. 34. 31st. April 7. 14. Ills wife. Dr fends tils It npprsrliiK from the affldsvlt flint In this cause that you. BO* I’KHUY—Free city mail delivery I1EBTJ. BROWN. ANNA It. BROWN service instituted ii) this towu re ­ h|* wife. KDWAIID K. 8KL1.14CK and MADKI. a RHI.UfCK, hl« wife. cently. *13 .s •' :1 ' i V4a4* >.•>.iVT Q i J “a -Uj m i w- 4 • T •/) � 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, 1927 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ************************************************************* LOCAL CHURCHES TO JOIN JEWS IN OPENING TEMPLE A. Raffeld Will Be Master Of Ceremonies And Rabbi Kaplin Will Be Principal Speaker On The Program The program for the dedication services of the Beth Israel Temple was announced this morning by Al Raffeld, who is to be master of ceremonies. It includes an address by Rabbi Kaplan, of Jacksonville, talks by Sanford clergyman, Frank P. Forster, Mayor Forrest Lake, Perry Weinberg and A. H. Moses. One of the largest crowds ever to attend an affair of its kind is expected tonight at 8 o’clock and the committee in charge of the arrangements is busy today in an effort to provide adequate seating facilities. The decorations are in charge of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the congregation and are to be completed this afternoon. The dedication address by Rabbi Kaplan is to follow the presentation of a key to A. H. Moses, whose philanthropy enabled the congregation to build and properly equip the new temple, which stands at the corner of Sixteenth Street and Magnolia. A response by Mr. Moses is to follow. Following is the program: Audience joins in singing of America. Remain standing until invocation by Rabbi Kaplan. Address of Welcome – Pres., P. Weinberg. Response – Hon. Forrest Lake, Mayor. Address – Hon. Frank P. Forster Presentation of Key to Mr. A. H. Moses. Response by Mr. Moses. Short talks by Clergymen of the Churches. Dedication Address – Rabbi Kaplan. Announcements Benediction – Rabbi Kaplan ********************************************************** Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 14, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 14, 1927. 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f8c4317f339c13939f5de5c4f5003453.pdf fc2e2f689ea70ca4433927d461269197 PDF Text Text ’WC'” TH E W EATHCT n ew spaper Fnir F lo rid a 's on « urcatcst Vegetable E uicheat Garden Land ------------ ~ IN o 3 B k = tonight nml Saturday; slightly jfoldpt in northeast portion tonight. Leased Wire International N ers Service NUMBER 2U. Member Aurtit Bureau Of Circulations___________ "SANFORD/FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 15. 1!»27 Legislature Hears Plan jnTrained Upon BEATSAGAINST Newspapers, He Declares Outlined By Governor iese At Nanking WEAKLEVEES GlsidissFor Draining |„-Tvoops, icn- WASHINGTON NOT Measure Was Aimed ferican Guns A re| R A G IN G WATER Davis AtBookmakingAndNotAt has held gambling at race tracks J t<» be unlawful, we-must stop the . thing that would naturally follow | null which Is decidedly worse, the conducting of bets by w ire,' Davis i Mississippi River On Worst said. Rampage In History While “ If tlie people cannot bnve open, racing in Florida, any' other form (» Cities Are Under Water Drainage T ax Surplus that would naturally spring up And 5,000 A r e Homeless especially, with tlie proximity o 'lestroyer. Fire Of $750,000 Would Cuba, Is betting in offices conduct­ ed by bootleggers and operating by | Create SinkingFund ndardOilShip W Q JjJ Q p CHINESE 1,,0-°00 Acres Farm Use of ihp radio or leased wire. jand Are Flooded “ If we permit this there will lie | irtii i t.. i i Lai For More Bonds more wire tapping tliuu ever be­ Killed I n Jfcpiy 0n Nanking Affair Is Dykes Gradually Crumbling ' ‘Wavin' idll. width would, if en­ fore. The purpose of my hill was force,1 to the letter, forbid the pub­ to • put teeth into ihe ntgam lik I S K e p o r t j Cnnsircred V e r y Adroit; lication11 nr or iri§IIOMMn«iwa transmission «»»»• over press « I” 1. pres, 1 As Heavy Rains Serve To of any information concernHnft on raco results law ami pieit* j , nf inl<-rmauon hhiu • • • ’ J Denial O f Responsibility - „u ,ec athletic events, vent the inevitable.’ Increase Force Of W a te r s , wires^ \V a r m Discussion Precedes the closing Rabbi Kaplan Makes Princi­ 1 w « introduced yesterday a f t e r 1 Davis raid that with Decision T o Recommend C r u is e r H e l p s , F » ils T o M tc l ' rh ,! 1)en" ,n d s pal Address A lter Talks MEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. »r. 1R~ noon in order to prevent the cs- «»f Florida raco tracks, the Cuban Striking O u t Provision; ofwere g getting from S t . ; tablUhment of book-making o f - 1I bookmakers wencttlr.. ready. to l i e n e e C h i n e s e i W a s h i n g t o n . Apr., iB - T h e — (IN S )— With levees from Are Made By Raffold, Lake, Change n l Bill Would Louis to New’ Orleans crumbling f, : Ft„te which would c o l cash in on the* situation by conJenkins, Lake A l s o 'Talk f Chinese Nationalists reply to the Weinberg, Glover, Hubrman Upset Plans, State pies U H o n o r c American demands growing out before the mightiest rampage o f!, , information concerning races, I ducting races ill Cuba anil carry im inillv in Cuba, and conduct .th e results on black-board* in of; of the Nanking outrages reached the Mississippi River in history, nt A lively discussion of the pro­ Head W arns Solons • • • wnt “blackboard ,horse ___ races. • I fice« ficos in Miami, Jacksonville, and least a dozen towns are under HXfrrwi IT,__ 1 1ho State Department todny. A plea for unity, mutual under­ posed “ Fish Bill,” a survey of KGTON, A p r. D) (ienernljy speaking, officials er, 5,000 are homeless and 100,000 “Now Hint the Supreme Court Cuba. standing and n feeling of brother­ state business* conditions by Joe .icrican guns a g a in j considered it “unsatisfactory"— acres of farmlands are vast lakes TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr hood between the peoples of nil Jenkins, manager of tho State L io n todny nt N a n - , although it is doubtful if it is un­ of muddy water. races and c r .ods wns the keynote Chamber of Commerce, nml nn 15 — (INS) — Warning the A larg? volume of water coming I I ' r h i n o I satisfactory enough to impel tho nf tlie address made Inst night by outline of the summer construct­ rmlble spot 111 t-llin a u nn t,d states to take any puni- from the northern tributaries con­ Unhid Kaplan, of Jacksonville, at ion program of the citjr, given by member.H of the Rtate legisla­ time wore d ire cte d _tive steps. It is considered here n tinues to empty into the great the dedication of the new temple Mayor Forrest laik,. were the ture th at the altering in nn> erected at the corner of .Sixteenth features of tho noon luncheon way of two bills to be intro­ le Northern troops. very adroit answer to the Amer­ Father of Waters, sending* the al­ ican note, going far enough to ap­ ready raging river higher each Street nml Magnolia Avenue for meeting of the Clptmbcr of Com­ C. S- Williams, pease the American demands in hour. duced today at hia instigation merce nt the City' Hall today’. Heavy rains throughout the congregation of Both Israel. The bill drawn by the Ixaak Ixamc wou|,l probably upset tin the Asiatic some points, hut still not far the Ohio and Missouri valleys dur­ On tho program of tho evening ing the past w.ek brought a new were talks by Mayor Forrest Lake, advised the navy enough.to end the matter. w h ole a r r a n g e m e n t h e h a d n r ; The note was cabled to the Stale rise in the river. * • • •- ? . * ? who complimented the congrega­ inon Dial Northern ‘Department by Consul General ialature, a bill tending to curb the te d f ° r ^ l0 fin a n c in g O. Half a dozen levees crumbled Local Officials Succeed I n tion on its prugressivu step in seining nml sale of game fish from g. , o tintlr n inUcre a n d re c la m a tio n imbed opposite the Lockhsct at Hankow, tho southern yesterday and last night, sending R e sile : ; C on d ition T h r o u g h ­ Making P I u n s Whereby building tho temple and the civic the waters of Seminal* County j \ stmyer John D. I'ord Chinet.e headquarters, and reached several feet of water mulling ov r EvcrBitt(les and that It woul ' o u t M ight In d ic a te s H e } » ' spirit displayed by the people of U|uui a Standard Oil Washington ju st IA-fore the cabinet Arkaiisu . Missouri and Kentucky by the Ctanmer , to prococd further with Saturday’s O a m e H e r c the Jewish race residing in Suu- was S ta g in if D id .! I 'iR h l ; W i f o assembled a' the White House for towns, ban. Is Shifted To Day Her ore ford; Frank 1*. Forster, president O ccu p ies Sam e H o sp ita l ".^ rd T Hhlorir Columbus, Ky., once he!- . [oyer returned the fire renewed discussion of the general of the F irst Natlonn! Hank, who acHinc guns, and when Chinese problem. It reached Wash­ ectcd ns. capital of the United Stnt | praised the congregation and the that prohibiting tlie sale of fish, created, taking the m atter out of Through an arrangement comple­ loo, jufct after Secretary e j, was today subniergeil in a r wir- 1 G R EEN V ILLE. S. C\, Apr.^fe— ted lnct night between Floyd I’alin- master of ceremonies, A1 Raffold, lie stricken out. j (11nice the a t t a c k e h sington, , ........................ the hands of the state official. four-inch gulls were Inf State Kellogg had left the city ling son of muddy tlusli, is five, ( I N S i- E u r l Carroll. New York er, president ot tho Hnsehull Com­ Weinberg, president of 111 Governor John W. Martin today de­ . a. li .: . I I - : hr.ipiiel. for an Easter vacation at Hot to 15 feel deep throughout til city. theatrical producer, ytas atlll ot a mission, »F. 1). Asher, president of congregation; w Rex Lord, and wns tuko only a fter a livered his special Everglades nu-s |,n. ito|t|Md ilie attu,k. Springs, Hence uo action will he The current for several hp i.s I state of conm tills inorinng, 4S tho State League, and Chbrles Alli­ er or the temple; W. P. Huhrman, long discussion oi on,, m long of me the bill, in Mge to the aecond Joint m e ^ n g o . I). Ford was struck taken by the administration on tlie threatened to wash down a levee |bourn after he collapsed enroute son, head of tho Orlando baseball pastor of the M. E. Church and which discussion S. R. Dlghtoh, representing tho two h o a ... g to Atlanta to spc.'i ' * a year and a [during il"’ eiigiigcm nt, noto until after his return next protecting the town and the current of the Uio Iznnk Walton League, warmly stature during its twenty-ftrst bl club, the opening game of the 11)27 Mortimer Glover, rector • l ported, hut tin re were week. was so swift nt this point lhat the day for perjury. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. cnninl session. reason in Sanford is to bo held defended the provision. Incoherent inumhiings through­ The principal point nt which entire town would have boon wash­ L aboard the siiip. I he Throughout tho services Hie audi­ next Friday instead of the regu­ “In March of Mr. Dighton plead for the eon... ........... - —this -year I request L,-r Kim r:-.U also jo.n- tho Chinese reply fails to meet ed away. Seeing the hopeless-iie;-u out the night and a restless con­ larly scheduled ditto of Saturday. torium rang rwithe tributo .................v n ato tA. ILi o n or tho game fish of the C(] tho drainage bonrd to let mi dition gave attending physicians llu* demands of this government oT the situation, and jm t us the le­ prirur. This datew us sel at tho imdst- Moses, whose liberal donations which he stated could only handle the financing of tho Ever n hope for ids early recovery, us brought nbout through such K|mie«. This authority was givci message was based on is in the quasi-denial of responsi­ vee was breaking at this point, lids indicated ho was fighting anee of Sanford o fficia lism ! funs the congregation mode possible the relayed from Rear Ad- bility for the Nanking attack on workmen cut the dyke ju st below again; t tho oblivion which envel­ who hell ve that n larger crowd will building of tlie bourn- of worship. n drastic action ns that proposed ,nc and sinco that time I have been h, ’<•«» hand on Friday afternoon Each speaker touched upon the spi­ hv the Izunk Walton Unguo. ITie dBlgcntly working In nn effort to |h. Hough reported that foreigners, and in the proposal the citv, sending the floods in on Idio. . . . ... _ ,i and .hut Sanford will aland u good rit displayed by the doner in erect­ bill was endorsed in all Us provis- raj„0 money to complot^ the pro 1 nlso intermittent field for a China-Ameriran commission the entire town, hut raving Colum­ opes Physicians said t.urroll s condi­ tiifi the __ building _______ to Hie memory of ions with tlie one exception and it ject, keeping in mind the fact that lifta firing across the to investigate the report on u bus from being destroyed by the tion was improving slowly, but ehnneo of winning tho silver !ov- ing findings of fuel. Uig cup to be donated by- President. |,js deceased wife, former resident is expected that It will shortly be­ the people ln Florida ns a wtyk overflow. In Nanking and Pukow. that lie was i till seriously ill. As Abhor to (' ? club drawing the la r g -1 prominent civic worker of San­ come a law. The State. Department has taken did not want to levy a state-w d, old post above PuAt Hickman, Ky., several blocks soon ns ho regains consciousness, , I|k.:i the stramer Llong- Lie position that there is no qqe*- of Hi? business district are under they said, ids recovery should Ik- est attendance on tlie opening day. f0rd. In Ii Ih address before tlie mem­ tax for this purpose and that thThe announcement of tlie trophy ^ golden key, symbolic of the bership, Mr. Jenkins, who has re­ jHjople ln the adjacent hrea did no', fi-ral junks. Hough did jtion but that the anti-foreign at- , live to HI feet of water. (V.matter of u few days. ,-ar who did the firing, 'tacks were directed and perjietrct- i Truman tint! Tulot, Ark.* wen* The three physician,, attending 'to be given by Mr. Asher waiiwado opo„ door nnd house, was presented cently completed a trin to several want to come into the drainage Mr. Moses by L r . Weinberg, who sections of tho state, declared thnt nroa nnd levy a tax to help finance yesterday when n l|h. producer. In their first off i - j jn Orlando lust night U nde^ry Uty Jiavt>,, iinsul general at od by Nationalist soldiers in uni­ flooded early also realizing that It was soun, returned to Nanking, form. To back up this position, it break in tlie St. Francis River I - if f ile t K a l d that Carroll was »uf- in the hagu,- sterted t M o a offorfd 5t ln t ho rnmo of tho con- one nf tho most stringent needs 4to case of nerT ner- I.campaign is ex expect'.ilI to jam j. i g rcgRt|on rogation urd wUh with tho tlinnks nml nnd of pjoridn today wns a unity of business sense that if the U n « y campaign that m p ea cu re the thnnks |.n Hie destroyer Ford lias collected numerous sworn af- vee M ilt wutcr rushing Hlln'U low- Mi’ inr from an acute tho "severe jItho t*» un u» 'gratitude i ffra,h udo of 0f tho the Jewish people nf of «.pirit bettveen all state communt- worth what it cost to drain It, th» vAiiaKr,,llanse due to the tho turnstiles at the parn» . lu. |ntly witmssed the fir- Hdaylts from foreigners, staling Inmi of J5.000 acres. Mint the attackers wore souther'i il Ltraiif Ju- Jinh hoh ‘/■’Stf.n^n' vcr bifare m r.-acbo.U:i 1Sanfoid. mental Ktruin under which Jic. e b u d iq sftTfbVd; Tito The auditdrium nu.litorinni wM w M packpack- tU,s iind u moro optlmlBilc out nr0a itself ought to stand tho cxluhoriittf” ,guo history. ipd with both Jews and Gentiles und look f rt,in business men generally, ponsc,’’ tho governor said. aid O' it li'** Ciuilon so tiplfojjls. As « mnttnr..of1>v?ld been ___ iftfaTbl WllTtu where .legality, while this evidence is L o c a l T r a d e B o d y Marcello Carroll, the pro- 1 Orlando« ,:l\if <v1U|1'* ,ho nPP^u*0 occasioned hv Mr. “E ich Florida town and city.to- * oUnder our present law, the Mmorted to have occupied |convincing, it is admittedly not too unwilling to speak a w'o re,, derived from thr drainage ducer's v ile , today wuj occupy- isc< ilioir co-operation in i miug \v0|nberg’s remark* test!fie., to thr dny i„ r n Ih-.I in the same hospital tn.tlu -lr opening day, on Tin - uny.•popularity of the rcciplcn* <f . d Wor l f«-i' R» neighboring d to pny tIie interoit on |an Tobacco Company’s conclusive. W ill M a il E le c tio n I The counter-protest filed by the hid, \ roll waa taken two days one of the biggest events n j y ritr, n -o n d i^ n that is bad for * „ 0)2BO(0oO of bonds nrw is , d ate. Mr. Palmer announced t«-uaV;K J c|l#rlM Kann6r. in whom,, tho state an ;> whole," he Midi t0’ cr0ate a sinking fund |V». shelling of Nanking Cantonese because American and B a llo ts O n A p ril ;20 wh d , < -uroii wns wik Placed in bed by Dr. C. O. |la-1thnt Sanford is I nmg up n 1 po. .i- i • ^ conp,.cgatlnn Sunday |"When Florida towns ««d dtios ^ their retirement. After this U It* ago, the American Ilritish warships shelled Nan-., i S n u T o f f ,. im reou^con^U oiTre-1this “ dty*. * : School has_ been . m c e t ln g f o r jh o |pullt fo r ^ n o t^ n l^ hut pI?!d. WB have | * m j £ #«7N gW % ? X !U Wrai" n' " i — ! ! 2) ! Hnlllrt. for T S ' t o . r . l of SATISFIED WITH TA LLA H A SSEE, Fin., Apr. 15 —“ My Idll forbidding tho trimsmU*ion, roc-option or coiunuiuii-R* Don hv telephone, telegraph, radio or any written or printed cu nmuniention eo lecrning the calling, holding or result of any trial ,or contest c f skill, speed or power is aimed primarily a t running hoi so races on black hoards in r lortila and not at newspapers, hpenker. of the House Fred II. Davis toils)' tolil the International News Ser- ['NEW BETH ISRAELCHAMBER FAVORS HOME FORMALLY FISH BILL MINOS DEDICATED HERE SA LE PROVISION I$10,250,000 Issue 1 Would Be Floated 3 DOCTORS EXPECT LEAGUE OPENER EARLY RECOVERY IN SANFORD WILL OF EARL CARROLL BE NEXT FRIDAY TSSLU S: suiting from tho trip from New |- ‘ The attei AHID f IUV|VVV " ••• III W ill IDib ................. the stato tho Interest and create a alnkliq. York to her husband» bedside, and the pi of tho school. added. fund on HO/JnO.OOO more In bond: Mrs. Carroll was hotter this morn­ to the population of the league cit­ Rabbi Kaplun, who is one of the Recent interviews with business nmJ wj , j porndt us to use the mon ing. hospital attendant's said, ies and not actual attendance, Mr. most not'd speakers in the houIi . Asher stated in laying down his men nnd bunker* In various secderived from the bond saleu fo:and was not seriously ill. rules for th-s contest. T h i. is nrtid described the harriers which exist tions vt tho state has led him to work u,ono nnd tho money derived Carroll’s two brothers, Jam es between racts and creeds and stat­ believe that approaching summer fn)m tha ncroago tax will and Norman, and his sister, Mrs. to give HanTord, the home of HuJndcr the direction of --------. I stated Hint 515 ballots were to Uo Mrs. Alice Carroll Schneider are league champions, un exc -llcnt ed that, while many were seeming­ will not sep tho stagnant business cn,uU} „ „inklng fund and pa./ ly itnsurnioiinahle, tho harrier or |ran Red Cross, nutlinrCHICAGO! Apr. 15— U N 'D - ’ l 2 S t out. (hatteo to win._________ condftlms that mnnv pcsilmlatle ^ interest on the bonded obllgnhere a t tho producer’s bedside. religion could be easily climbed. were : trlving to bring John Walton Winn,'convicted of the jx-rons would crentir by their taiK, j (Continued On Pag® 2) On Muy I the Imlloting commit)Jam es Carroll was accompany­ “Wo nil have one maker. It is tlie Iblamc of orilcr out of murder of Albert Nunhnum, ng'-d tee will report on the result of stated. ing the prisoner to Atlanta to C h u rch e s A re base of the mountain which leads Inf the- past few tiny*. contractor, went to his death on the election uml on the morning of servo his penitentiary sentence M an y _ Illation work was turned gallows lierc today. May r, tlie new boatd will meet for perjury when he collnpcd on l> p i\ | < A Q p n 1 pH H p r P to God there are many paths, di­ in their several directions. mer with nn extensive program kllv to the Red Cross nt f/inn spent the finnl minutes of and elect a president for the ensu­ tlie train and wns removed to the IR s evnI Ite H ev r1 eL verging Ve Cp | Jre I v& lC d U 1A Each path leads to the top nnd ns that would lift Sanford head nnd |t nf iho Citizenry, his life penning a not to ids 50- ing year. hospital hero. The others mude , they ull near th? top the paths be­ shoulders ubwvo tho vest of |, *or* ucl number of tornndo year-old sweetheart, 'grandma' .,KliA t S t a t e M e e tin g come „ Tho local Chamber became a the tri? from New York. more closely together. No one ida nnd would assist materially In of murder* men)jjcp .till uncertain, but is za Nusbaum, , widow , , the io murdertj,0 gtntc organization Carroll, fighting tenaciously to to persuade his bringing the city where "it ju s t­ . f thu o rowerrt and Ship- come from under the coma which I Approximately 45 churches of should attempt ltd to run higher than id man, who io serving a life sen- ! her pera Ler.xue, through action taken has gripped him for more than -jo ‘ tjlt, „{*•„ ,m > represented nt the brother from tho other path, ns ly belongs, as the lending Inland Itticnllv nil of the miss- tcnce in Joliet .penitenitary ,rw for r,,r h,‘r they all liuvc tlie same end, and ns hi have been accounted part in tho crime. PALATKA, Fla.. Apr. 15— by the Hoard today. It also voic­ hour irs, probably will not be aide t o , Pix**bytarial now being hel-l ut tlie they near the peak their purposes city or tho state of Florida. If were numerous erro(IN S )— A delegation of PalatLu It wr.s iirought out during the ed its opposition to guaranteeing leav,o the city hospital hero for a p^.^pytirin byterian Church and tho dele­ are more in unity", he said. ntifirations made of tho trin! that Winn, who waft 40, and a profit to any organization coin­ week or more. and SL Augustine lawyers are t • Suit Filed Against gatess to tin- session number 20P, Ih (bvcrnl dupllrntioito, •gr.tndmn’ Nusbaum, plott •tl her in-' to this city to provide enterTullnhassee today seeking intn ’fids was the ta-lmf expressed to mude Iasi night ..hows. Icuur.ted for the mnny aged liusband’u death s<» they could tnTnnienl Racing: Association ductlon and passage of moasui with nn admission International News Service by Dr. Murli progress in business m *t- H en ry Ju d d G r a y flats creating a judiciary circuit crf Put m any and enjoy his fortune. In his charge. C. O. Hates, one of tlie physici­ tora coming licfore the group li»s . , num and Flagler counties from thr ■a, Hst'gc to ‘grandma’ Winn told The Chumhor mefhborshlp is to ans attending tho New York been made, officials suy, mid the U n d e rg o e s Suit to foreclose u mortgage of Hth nnd S t. Johns from the 4th. T e s t s $40,000 h ;r his spirit would return to pro­ theatrical producer. session is to adjourn late this a f­ nu-et every Friday at noon until ngulnst the Beminol* ise Lives In Tlie judgeship In this case w’ou’ ternoon following the installation tect her. May 5, when the new officers will Racing Association was filed with G iv en B y A lie n is ts he located at either Pnlatku or r be seated uml plans for the next Acosta, Ink House Blaze Chamberlain •of Atnewtheofficers. Circuit Clerk Vcnca Douglass yesmorning nml afternoon year presented by them.terdny by Attorneys DcCottea, Augustin* •although it is state Officer Shoots Man no discussion ns to who Making Plane Ready ; pcrio<|s. Miss Margaret Engle, NEW YORK, Apr. 15—Henry Spencer and Dighton for to rre st that Apr. 15— (IN’ S) should receive tho gubematorl Wanted In Florida l r i i f r l i f T n P ' l r i s n,,UHl Bibl® tenclor of Richmond, Negro Hurt In Auto I ' O T I ' 11) , n t 1 O l scry burned to death rappolntr.ono has taken plat • conducts Ilmmes In Biblo Judd Gray, who with his inamorata, Dike. Prontrey of tho association near i among thu interested lawyers. believed of incendiary -------j study, llc r study is u Book Study Mrs. Ruth Brown Snyder, goes on Wreck Is Improved next Monday for tho brutal Longwoo.l, is to bo attuched by KANSAS CITY, Mo., Apr. IfL |cstroyed a large hunk Putnam nnd St. Johns count!NEW YORK. Apr., 15— (IN S )— ,.f Joshua, developing the tlieme trial murder of the woman’* huslmnd, the Sheriff is the request of the are said to privide an immen • .i j ^ I t »| Mechanics a t Roosevelt Field to- “ WommiH Responsibility. ’ caily today. F.ightccn . ___ (I N S ) - J . D. Sumner, said to be Albert Snyder, a mngnzlno art ed­ tupants of the building wanted in Jacksonville, Fla., on un plaintiff is grunted. John Mu’nh, negro, who was fn- dny began grooming the Hcllunca Rev. It. !>. Daffln, of Marianna, amount of litigation. emherzh-ment charge, was shot juit-d yesterday in an accident monoplane drupe*. Note** aggregating tho sum ......... in which aviators who Iuih s|mnt several years ns » itor, is undergoing n aerie* of men­ Tho move is designed to farl' IdiK were taken into cus- ami flnngcrously wi.-jnded hero.U)- that look the life of a companion, .,(i|t - Acosta und Clarence D. missionary in Brazil, Inst night tal und physical U iU —ono of the numed in tho mortgugo, and se­ (ate congestion and °PP°,C* 1 most thorough on record— ’ to deter­ •iuy l>v Homer Burns, Kansas City cured by tho lund owned by the creation of a circuit of Bradfo. , Sam London, when a truck In ( .(| |a,Jf Isdiig questioned in imniiterluiii hung up a new brought a nuMmage >r.\ '’Prayer and *ith n fulse fir,- alarm detective, whet) lie attempted to which they were riding was struck |world’s duration record, for a non­ Missions,” that whs exceptionally mine his sanity or Disunity, the re­ uBsoclutioii, aro tho busis or tho Baker nnd Union counties , * few minutes before escape wIiiTT, being taken to the at Smith’s ...........- siding hv a train, was slop trans-Atlantic flight from well received by those Who heard sult of which muy enable either suit. todny reported to be resting^eusl- . N< w y ork to p„r|af u„, work of Ins address. Itcv. T. I. Degno, or both defendent* to e.icupc the My wbirli tailed firemen police slat inn. , Hums, acting upon ward from I |y with a chance thut ho wiR re- J puttin? knt Mitlon of the rity. In u new motor is already former Sanford preacher and now electric chair. of St. Petersburg, led tlie devo­ Four alienists, two representa­ |Um» were: I 'a, I Johnson JuckKonviilo authnritlc-s, trailed rover. under way. tives of the state nnd two of the I Miilu-r, shop laliorei’H of Bummers nnd iirrwlpil him in tho ■ The accident occurred when the Acosta and Chumlwrluiii. wlio re ­ tional Tltusduy nlgiit. Tho reports from tlie Auxiliar­ difenne, are conducting the exami­ .• I truck run on the tracks in the mained uloft in continuous 1light |li vullev railroad yards. «!f viitowu district. = ' fare of nn approaching passenger for f»l hours 11 minutes and 25 ies were continued at tills morn­ nation which will continue tomor­ from Leesburg, uml tho truck was seconds, heating tho old record ing’s session, with Mrs. \V. G. row and Sunday. tir a c i i i m p t o N Anr 15— Pres- tlvlties and finery will b* in ever completely demolished, London held in France by five hours 59 Thompson, ,.f Tampa, bringing the Gray is being subjected to in­ in R em ains A t W in te r H om e T o was instantly killed und Mann was minutes und 2d aecond*. plan to Synodical message. Tlie election numerable questions concerning Ids ■ £ A^ 3 8 K v t e J - wru., hjaass,*®u • not expected to livo when he was start their lruns Atluiilic flight cf officers was to follow these re­ past life. Ills reuses nnd reflexps mtinue E x p e r im e n ts W ith R u b b e r token frum the wreckage. Another early in May if 'flying conditions ports. will b<* tested, his skull will be XThe Woman’s Club bus boon ser­ Ituytd, hi* Mood uml spinal fluid s ra fK # ' • » . -'negro escaped injury by leaping permit. tourists agencies, hotels nnd ' a floor and new roof, r ving lunch to tho delegate dur­ analyzed and other testa made. “ We could he ready for tlin Mjliith»n l< > I from the body of the truck t*Itul business houses many thou.* a croia between a wre r |yn :s , n s ., April i h —• Fdison hb • found tiie start by Monday or Tuesday if nec­ ing tho Preabytefiul. If lie is found to be iiisune, it facing the j fore it was struck. T °"‘. ’'"terinlneil ihuti ev- the g reat:st problem national error; but mo was indicated by onu of the ulieuI.. i ho I The body of the dead man was essary,” suid Guiscppo Bcllanca, w'th his rubhjr oxperi- rubber industry as a ull to be charged In t br ‘ I removed __..l to Ito tie tho MoselV Undertukilsta. Dr, jsylveBtvr R. I-ovy, lie prob Moscly llndertuk- designer of tlie plane, “hut to Ikj Ruth Cracks First A. Edison, world mecbniiicul method of "extraction Hartford safe several weeks will ta* »|K>nt in ably Will be sent to the Mattawan S S K . E u S K T S S inir establishment on Sanford I ' ' I Im il tn-lllC uini Hcpurutioii. Home Run Of Year State Hospital for the criminal la- banker put H. “tho too-ri;ts uin 1 •penchant fo^shaking iiands wi •enue. Mann is ul tlie Fernald- careful preparation.** * *............... > .Ill'll to lli-. While the inventor declines to re­ ljTughtoii Hospital. hune which ut one time harbored C0Ti,.e , capital la normally flooded the President 1. not this season • •! . hiiine until NEW YORK Apr. 15—(IN S) veal the mi-tliorl to he point­ Harry K. Thaw. Chair Claims Three J‘-*l,""ii.‘ i: -uully leave S Jd S r^ S llh *h e 'h lifp ofTlm E a ^ ' 'president Coolidge wus coii.p. — Bubo Ruth, baseball's king of ing out liiul his experiment.'* are ' b,r the summer New Type Of Auto To Virginia Murderers stuck and highest paid employee, T IL DEN D EFEA TS LOTT inul.il,. „r Anril but the fktr frail* perfection, a recent visi­ toduy started u drive for u new tor to his lahorotorj’ here staten 1{ S r i * M * i h: Be Introduced Soon *iranl i* this PIN EH U RST, N. C„ Apr, 15— u"dwwuk»t trrr.tci in b £ 'exiierL 'th a t Edison literally danced with RICHMOND. Va., Apr. 15— home run record when ho drove out (IN S )— W iliam T . Ttlden, Il bW soui! in n decade, slght-srelag when a strained wrist g a r a h j' circuit clout of tho *‘ «son. i ”” ~ ' national champion, nnnex« he plat* to remain in wlitn one of hta extraction ok* FORT HURON. Mich. .ApL »B (IN S)-—Two negroes, Henry I’cr- IdsItfirst __________________ „ _____ came in the first inning of the ; • lu"K.t'* l u r S S T ' U r'1 f«r at k-an t w„ weeks iwriments actually drew the lirpnd1 —/(IN S)_A new type of automo­ fey •nnd WUlUin Thomas were S a .grip t notlli and south tennis ........ ______ .r . . aigravaL tl accomodations in the. .fa. .r western Philadelphia" game here thisHoward after- |choniplcm*hlp , niiilwr from tiir plant. today by d efe a tist Ea.iter-v.eck bile having no brakes, no elutcli, electrocuted ......... in tho state pen Hen hnllwava weeks in a d -! the weakened wrist muscles of tb With the perfection nf the device no geared transmission, no differ- :tia ty early today .1 erfev wus con­ noon, und w "Mu and day an ex­ 3 f . t r t u h l r .“ t 5 2 J r .. C h i c o „ o . 0 % Z ' T S S , ” l T . p . r . , hot- 'rW ’ t r > ~ u . l. . W hrn .h . Ehmke, Athletic >bulling rubber, und for the extraction of the crude li­ i ntial und no accelerator, will be victed o f criminal assault in Madwith*landing tho promite from tions stopped, the ®ou , ® was no one on. quid, Edison believes he will have I.rod'ieed in Port Huron this year, taon county. l „ T " V<r lhc Klal" to I n- mndc one of his greatest contribu­ S % ? t g S & that this year’s ver- slanted t '^ lp lt a t .ly domnwar Both men pleaded in vain with 1IUNNFLL__ H ugltr County's ' TA LLA H A SSEE Hav-nnu aion7 of the capital’s greatest and tn* trudo ha* not *tnce « Ll Mm i ll"IUn,iul rubber tion* to mankind. The device, «c- it was announced todny by tin* Governor Byrd for mercy when lie -— haduuuuhy .......................... - .. P„rt Huron Corporation. [‘. | i_%n ha* busy winwin- , nw»,'» court house under construe- j school recently dwtreyed jj r J i r e . spring spectacle—th * Easter f e s - , i>eri«uced a uwmai day. L i*iwr*h>ry experiments cording to rubber exi»ortn, will ell Tlie* cur will bo featured by a visited the death ehamber last new j to be r$Lialt f t cost of $33,000. Uou here. *U,m Uful *"«• according minute the need of a great nuv hydraulic drive, it was stated, fight to hear their appeal. “nniiar with his activities of labor in the factories. bn Restores M u rd e re r O f A g ed ' a J K ' S V W ■Rock Springs C o n tra c to r D ie s I n ; ^ 1 Thp E le c t r ic L h “a ir -F,«n Jannouncement inndc today by . Trotter, secretary, who IPRIXGS. Tex., Apr. 15 A 1 » C U 1 C V U R Palatk a Lawyers In Capital To Ask For NewJudicialCircuif White House Alterations Blamed For Few E aster Week Tourists In Capita ( •, �TTTE RANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY* APRIL 11, 1927 *A (IE E T F .n T You Can’t Resist The Wonderful Values In Our TOOUR LADY CUSTOMERS TO OUR M ION CUSTOMERS To flirt fit>t .Ml hilly eustoitu’p. in our •torn Friday morning, milking » |i»ir« 1m ■«? of $2,00 or over, we will give nliMilulcly free one pull* fif nicely made frit bedroom slipper*- I*e kero when tlio store opens. To I Ik* fir»t no men rusto'incra in "iir b(m<* Friday morning niukin^ :i purclm of :? I.nn i.i over, wc will give absolutely free «>ne of our wu'-h ties. He lure when the doors ojie-n mid gel jo u r tie free OUT LADIES NEW EST FOOTWEAR Our Easter Selections Wc uru offering our very newest arrivals during this sale for :i sub­ stantial discount. All of the very 'amarlest styles in footwear blonde, patent white, and parchment will be offered to the lady shopper for OF THE BUSINESS! LARGEST SHIPMENT EV ER REC EIV ED CHILDREN’S DUSTER IiROWN SHOES CLOTHlNf This is positively the largest shipment Hint wtf hiivr ever received. in the Itijcli itra»i<* Hinder Drown s Jioih for the kiildk •. We have n ir.rgo variety of Htylr* and mulct kiln, in • • rang­ ing from t) to 2 ready for your bekdiolt at I’It ICES SLAUGHTERED Tin* invited nu men’s suits that you have ever seen or read about is here ready for you to choose from. $115 ami $ 10.00 values now D isco u n t mama a m m Bm m m m m urm am m s*tasm B. I NECKW EAR BOY’S BU STER BROWNS LADIES’ CHIFFON HOSE That were formerly prieed up to ?18.(io. To cios.: out during this sale for only All colors mid all sizes. New i I arrivals and will hell in this sale for One thousand to select from. Values as higlt as $1.75 on sale for only $5. and $15 values. Sturdy and extremely long life. Just what, your hoy needs to wear. ( I MUI.1 rs/T K .n ^ Formerly priced at $ 1 8 .0 0 In group for 200 LADIES MEN’S SUMMER Dress Shoes ’I hi'ie i- iu» iiiMil In use ii i alulogue 11'»\v. V'>ii mi! citv- the stamp mnl getting our t hot. cheaper. All styles EXTRA SPECIAL FRID A Y and SATURDAY ' im * group . r intUo» Idyll crude alioca wore formerly prieed up to *'1 nntl $10. Thin low jirlc<r Ih only fur two duyi*. Children Friday And Saturday Only Shoes |,ow ipmi t r n and some in lifitli lilni'k mill inn. 'i lii shoo anil tonifortuhlu to v. \n J ion Standard uniu.'ook nnd well inai!v. ( ’mil for nuinmrr wear and very dur­ able. Halo i *i i<i • hlie li and Lin Oxfttrdi llud. show ml j re comfortable. A v<<iy high line that will po during this Hale fur Tlio famous Duster Drown gr: Inn a that l lie i lliId11-ii line to wear ~nm r; rrai w r w rr. rrrg- iw x u a m m jK s r r Bathing Suits ()00 PAI R miv HERE AND SAVE D ig e s t Reduction Ever Offered In Ladies’ Novelly Shoes livery shoo in thin group guar­ anteed. Fight weight ami turn foh’b. (<rey«, tan*, blondes, whites und patents are in this group in many novel stylo- . All wool bathing suits in the newest colors for the season. Values up to $7.50 on sale for ( * Lathing suits valued at $1.50 and $0.00, v. ill sell during our . de for only * Florsheim Shoes • Thin is the chcai*est priced ever offered to Die particular men on thin Inch grade tdioc. Wc have ju st your ih’.o ami waiting for you to come in mid he lilted... Nation­ ally advertised Florsheim bhoea on siilu for f CHILDREN’S KAYN EEPLAY 211(1 DOZEN BOY’S KA YN EE Suits Blouses Wo are bulling out link line ami have reduced these nicety made suir* to only All sixes and a variety of (•dors. Values up to $1.75 re­ duced to (.ed during this m* iit F.rstrr Fate fr.r pmeii 89C Men’s While And Colored Broadcloth Shirts llii.’li grade material that bold formerly for Men h re is your chance to gi t the biggest bargain you ever saw in high grade ..liiit.i. Halo price. vjl - i uucrz'MJLiur. 'it nr CMTr.\i^xxKarxzx2 3 xsD '~.Trziri zl MEN’S WORK | A hig lot to select from. I Valuta up to $2.50 on tale for t S If d ll to I f ( 3C 3 ST3 MEN’S C ‘ tiv c i 6 Jh ) All new arrival* and neatly tailored. Deduc'd to ell duriug our hig Finder sale fur Fhe Right St ore With T h eiB 1®^ Price To Do Your Easter Shopp Straw Hats Mon you enn havo your choice of tllesu good grade straw hats for this low price. Don't h>”k shoddy on F aster morning. Come in and Jet us outfit you. For Eastoi �t -V t ~y<v»' v n .i G=rs f, TIIE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1927 PAGE TWO High School Track | petrntora la a rcaumption of na­ --------- -------------------------------------tional guilt nnd thnt, while this Meet Opens Today presumption is contradicted by the preliminary inquiry, tin.* National­ G A IN ESVILLE. Fin., Apr. 15 ist government is still making an (IN 'S)— Alt wns in readiness for investigation and propones that punishment be withheld by an in­ the opening at the University of (Continued from Page One) ternational ronunlsslon to be crea­ WESTERN MEATS Florida here this afternoon of the 10S PALMETTO Al ted by the Nationalists nnd the thirteenth annual state high king ! regarded by State Dennrt- United States, school track in* <-t in which 24 It Alt F. BOASTS p| inent officials as a plerc of bluff Chen’s reply rays that, ns tho relnsda and 22U atbcletes will com­ and Incorporated largely fd home Inwa of nations and civilized prac­ KAHTKR JA CKSO N VILLE, Fla., April 15. pote. c Revert be lean, it la tices prohibit tlie bombardment of «- (IN S) — Another Industry - laled, nnd it wns not until then, consumption. In yuiir-'imuketlng V*’ith the cream of the state's c* ment producing— will he added after his company had conducted admitted that the shelling of, Nan- a city or territory of a friendly Easter season you , high school cinder stars entered, within thp next few month* to comprehensive teats, including ac­ king makes the determination of state, it is proposed thnt the com count on additions *, tual manufacture of cement from n | redidV ms were freely voiced toactual damage to foreign property mission also investigate "tho Florida's growing lint of achieve­ usual family circle. An i'ny that some of the records now ments, according to Chnrlea A. Mo- carload of Florida material, that it a difficult matter. The Chinese bombardment of unfortified Nanmeats constitute the ( ( landing would b,* shntterd. Krnnd, assistant to the president of was decided on the cement under­ can claim, nnd doubtless will, that king by United States forces." The dish a t every menl t* taking In this state. These tests, he some of the damage to foreign document suggests an apology, but Schools entered in the mefct in­ n Inrgo Chicago engineering com­ to have enough of th»> clude Daytona Bench, Lemon City, pany. snhl, disclosed that cement made property for which the powers do- says thnt the Nationalist ndminison hand from day u Gainesville, Pensacola, Ft. Worth, Florida has never produced a of Florida raw material would more mnnd indemnity nnd reparation trntlon will await the determina­ Our butcher shop viS Leesburg, Orlando, St. Augustine, each of Portland cement within her thnn meet government standards actually was caused by the shelling tion of guilt. by foreign warships. only serve you the Ui Duval. Dinin, Kmi Gallic, Pc Land. own borders yet the state Is weal­ and private specifications. Effective measures are prom­ St, Cloud, Vern Beach, Ft. Lauder­ everything, but we win thy in mw material nnd is consu­ While the new Florida industry ised to protect foreign live* nnd dale, Leon, Miami, Ft. Myers, pnre your meats fo, ming the product at a rate of more will rank with the loading mills -SHANGHAI. Apr. 1I»— (IK S )— properties In the future. But tho Hillsborough, Plant City, Ovaln, thnn 5,000,000 barrel* a year, Mc- in the country, it will he able to The Chinese Nationalists' reply to document emphasizes thnt the oven and save you tr, |j St. Petersburg, Winter Haven unci Keand said while visiting here. produce only about one fourth of the American note protesting "best guarantees of effective pro- j Port St. Joe. Ilia company, he stated, has hee,n (he present stale demand, nnd new agninst the Nanking anti-foreign lection would be removal of the for more than n year building a ce­ uses for the product are developing outrages on March 24 proposes n fundamental causes of the p re s-1 ment plant at Tampa at n cost of almost dally, McKeand asserted. Joint Amerlcan-Chineso National­ ent trouble relations—nnmrly, ateet J o s e p h Novak, 13-yervr-ol*5,000.000 which will utilize barrels Ho pointed out that Florida also ist commission of inquiry to In'.cs- uncqunl treaties." Tncomn, Wash., schoolboy, who, la in a favorable position for export tigntc responsibility for the a t­ of high qunlity Portland cement. The city wns quiet todny, inter­ Since 1003 the United States to countries In centr.-.J and south tacks, postponing punishment un­ est centering upon Nanking where ^recently flipped a basketbntl through tiie basket 107C times t ii’ (Irologlcal Survcv has known of the America, til guilt is definitely established, Gen. Chinng Kni Fhek, Gen Pei ! ♦accession white practicing ou tluif McKeand'H company is develop­ it was learned today. high quality of Florida rock and Chung Hal, Show Feng Chi nnd schoolyard court. cloy for the manufacture of port- ing rock nnd clay properties at Eugene Chen, foreign minister others are attending the nil im­ Inml cement but not until recent Bmoksvillc from which 375,000 tons in the Cantonese government at portant Kuomintang conference. that went on in the legations. years did the state become a great of rnw mntorinl will be needed nn- Hankow, handed the Chinese ans­ This meeting, it Is believed, will The police are still holding 35 ennirnt consuming territory, he re- ntinlly to f^ornte_the plant. wer to the United States consul result in an open split l>etwcen the Chinese Communists arrested at at Nanking Thursday. ARMOUR’S CANNED GOODS conservatives and tin* Commun­ the time of tho raid. Nineteen fair guarantee of tho return of Minister Chen says that the Na­ ists. If this comes to pass it is others were released. their money with rensnnnble inter­ tionalists are preparing to indem­ understood Gen. Chinng plans to Baked Beans With Pork and ToThe#S«viet charge d’nffnlrs, who est, nnd in no wise bringing the nify the United States for damage establish a new government ignor­ state of Flnridn in for any tnx or to the Amcrincn lonsulatc at Nnn- ing l«>th \\’uhnn nnd Peking ad­ was recalled last Saturdey by the mato Sauce 10c, 3 for any additional area, the governor kong regardless of the identity of ministrations. Moscow government us a result of the embassy mid, has asked tiie snld. " I have their assurance thnt the persons causing the dnmnge, they will take the bonds If this is because the consulate, which is up­ Chinese foreign office for pass­ Table Peaches 18c (Continued From Page One) PEKING, Apr. 15—’The Chinese ports for himself and the princi­ done and I am satisfied the financ­ on Chinese soil, was violated. Two for As regards preparation for per­ Nationalist reply to the American pal embassy secretaries. Minor at­ ing of the Everglades is settled if tion. Tills is provided for in the hill, thin hill Is enacted into law. sonal injuries nnd other material note protesting against the anti- taches already have departed. which is no change from the pres foreign outrages in Nanking on The Peking government hns "With duo modesty nnd proper damage aside from the consulate, March 2-1, was characterized to­ Grated Pineapple, Large Size 2J ent law. the note states that the National­ cabled tiie Chinese charge d'affnin* consideration, keeping In mind that "The bill further provides that, day by American officials us "e x ­ at Moscow the* text of the reply to ists arc ready to mnke “reason­ Can, Heavy Sy ru p ........ ......... if the acreage tax is not sufficient the question of legislation is solely able and necessary” reparations, tremely unsatifnetory." They de­ Soviets note protesting against to pny the Interest on tho bonded In your hands, the* exigencies of the except where it can be proved that clared belief thnt the Chinese an­ the the embassy said. This answer Indebtedness nnd to create a sink­ occasion demand thnt I say to you the damages were caused by the swer was calculated to mislead tho Bartlett Pears, Heavy Syrup declares that, the diplomatic im* frankly thnt this bill ties been ing fund, the board Is authorized * American and British bombard­ public nbronil. inanity of the embassy could not he i drawn by some of the bpst legal ta ­ Per Can to levy ah ad valorem tnx on tho ment or by northern soldiers. Marshal Cluing Tso Lin, com­ extended to activities subversive [ m land to n sufficient umount to ap­ lent In Florida nnd with the attor­ The note declnres thnt the de­ mander of the northern nrmie3, ply with the present drainage tnx neys of these financiers nnd In no mand for punishment of the per- has assured United States Minis­ of the Peking government and that ! Spaghetti With Tomato Sauce such activities hud been carried on to keep up the payment of the In­ wlso commits the state of Florida ter John MncMurrny thnt the terest on the bonds nnd create the beyond what I have stated, and If to the nppcnls of some of the people strictest orders Imve been issued within the embassy premises. And Cheese, 15c, 2 For Chinese police still occupy the it is altered in any way it will pos­ in nnd around the area, probably sinking fund. to the northern troops to prevent a Soviet embassy compound nnd l.-„. —!•» » *• sibly upset the whole financial a r­ athey will bo able to arrange for fin -! recurrence of firing u|H»n United "The bill also provides thnt all rangements thnt I hnve negotiated Russian property which wns seiz­ Dried Beef* Large Size Glass moneys derived from the sale of in­ for the financing of tho nren. If It nncial help on n different bnsis. But States wnrcrnft such as occured ed hns not been released. I am unable to finance it by a when shots were discharged again­ ternal Improvement lands In the Is adopted I am sure that the re­ Sliced the personnel of tho st the American gunboat Non in urea and nleo nil moneys collected clamation of the Glades is settled. change of board, much as I would like to do the Yangtse ltiver near Nanking. from mortgages that the state now " If, In your Judgment, It should it nnd give them n voice in the con­ It was explained that this attack Aviator Has Narrow has on internal improvement lands duct of its affairs. not he approved, I am at n loss to was due to a misunderstanding. Escape From Death In the area to be held by tho inter­ "Tho project must be completed; nal improvement fund in n separate mnko further recommendations to SP ELL IT BA C K W A R D S During a conference this morn­ account and cun be used only to you ns to what should be done the urea must be reclaimed. Its im­ ing thu American minister urged WASHINGTON, Apr. 15— , mense ndvnntnge to this state can with tho project. To my mind, the nay the state's taxes on the stale's Marshal Chang's secretary of (IN S)— Lieut. S. A. McClellan, | land in the area, which we nre now arrangements nre most satisfact­ hardly be calculated. The state of foreign affairs to publish the doc­ marine corps flyer, wns travelling | doing in accordance with the pres­ ory, not taxing the- state, not tak­ Florida began it ami we must see uments seized in the recent raid so fast today doing a nose dive ent law; also to pny the nil valorem ing in more nren, making it stand it successfully concluded. Its finan­ upon the Soviet embassy com- from 4,000 feet that the fiipj>er tax. If H is necessary to levy such, on its own basis and its own merit, cing has been the greatest problem. |pound. and wings of his airplane were In order to create tho sinking fund and settling *thertJfinancial* troubles |The enormous work that develops It is reported that receipts were torn off. which have, for 24 years, harnessed upon me ns governor is hardly real­ and pay the interest on the out­ found proving that tho Commun­ McClellan jumped in n parachute | F R E S H MILK PO W D ER ED the people of this state and suc­ ized, yet if it bo the will of the ist leader Li Tachno received one standing bonds. to within 15 feet of the Fotomnc ceeding legislatures, as well ns Hie legislature* that I should continue hundred American dollars monthly The governor said that the bill board. River, then released himself and to buttle with these problems, I from the Soviets. Also provides that 25 per cent of dove head first into tin* water. He "This terminates the finances of tchalk cheerfully do so nnd give my It was further reported that all internal Improvement lands be best efforts for the permanent re­ written reports 'w ire Viaccvercd swam safely to shore, sustaining tho project and should bo dealt paid into the state school fund nnd only slight bruises in the full. clamation of the urea, leaving it that any residue left of the pny- with separately nnd distinctly from ns n monument to the name of the made out by Chinese employed by 15FT It was estimated that the plane piont of this and nil other taxes,, tho physical work. Tho drainage man who began it nnd to the state tho American and other l e g a t i o n s . was muking a speed of more thnn board now has a commission of thr SBSSE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiinniiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiimniiiiimiiiniiiiiniiiiniininniiiniiiniiiniiiiiiimiiiiinniininiinimmimi There reports were designated to ,'bc kept in u sepurnte account to bo 300 miles nn hour when, the nccithat hns carried it on." I keop tho Soviets informed of all dent occured. n Id in tru«t until all bonds are best engineers in America going Aa* * -Payable ntrainst the area and that over the entire work and 1 expect If the.draitinge tnx and the nd vnlo- to have from them a report ns to bus been done 're in tnx nre not sufficient to keep ; whether ..........y the work ; ......----------------------up tho interest nnd meet the prln- P w P fty lo V lth \ Mnnl t,nt I mendations ns to how it should be cipal when ,r it necomcs ,i„„ duo, ithnt Ihls residue mny bo used for thnt concluded. When this report is re­ purpose. Tho residue, after nil ceived, I shall’ send it to you for j bonds nnd interest have been paid, your information. " I f the* legislature feels thnt n goes into tho state treasury. • "In substance, these arc the new board should be created, tnkliig terms and arrangements I have the matter out of the hands of the SANFORD’S NEW GROCERY AND MEAT M ARKET mqdc with the financiers to ndvnn- state officials, then It will be use­ ‘ItutRls money for tho reclamation less to proceed further with the nf the Glades, making it stand on present financial arrangements. If Its basis and only giving them u a new hoard is created in response Tampa To Get$3 Cement M anufacturing Plant Within Short Time What an Eye! United States Not Pleased With Note On Nanking Affair W . H . L on ^ i§ ! Smoked Hams ww” lb. 3 Brisket Stew Beef lb. 1! Chuck Steak lb. 31 Legislature P l a n s Hears Martin Plan To Drain Glades 2! 3! Y ou a lw a y s have that feeling about your ntilk supply w h en you use 2! 2! 3' Sliced Skinless Breakfast Bacon 4 Pork^Shoulders lb. 2 KUM Sausage M eat lb. 2 Al Grand Opening Day y on your old deaner TRADE TT I T h e Economic Northeast Corner of Sanford Avenue and Fourth Street. Home of Quality, Service and Low Prices It. Rich Cream And Fresh Fruits In Princess Ice Cream The choicest of fruits are used in our fruit ico cream with wholesome ingred­ ients that make our ice cream nutritous as well ns delicious. Order it in bricks, bulk or In molds for special occassions. I At Your Favorite Drug Store Seminole Creamery Co. Phone G!M A iiA & ■** w as part payment on a new electric driven The Saturday Specials ere is your chance to get rid of your old worn-out cleaner H that consumes excessive energy, produces unsatisfactory and is costly to operate. OAT FLA K ES, 3 Minutes, 3 packages f o r ............. 27e CAM PBELL’S PORK AND BEANS, C a n ................... 11c SW IFT ’S PREMIUM HAMS, Per Pound ..................34c M AXW ELL HOUSE COFFEE, Per Pound.................37c CHOICE W ESTERN B E E F RIBS, Per Pound ..... 12V2c GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 Pounds to Custom er..... 69c OCTAGON SOAP, 6 Bars F o r ........................................25c COMPOUND LARD, Per Pound....................................14c W HITE HOUSE VINEGAR % P in t ..............................10c GOLDEN HOUSE COFFEE, Pound P a c k a g e ........... 33c MACHINE SLICED BACON* Pound............................ 39c SEA BR EEZ E SE L F RISING-FLOUR 6 Pound S a c k ............ 39c 12 Pound S a c k ..... 75c 24 Pound S a c k ............................................................ $1.45 CHOICE W ESTERN CHUCK ROAST, P o u n d ......... 25c JU L IE T T E W ATER GROUND MEAL, 7 Pounds for 25c BABY LIMA BEANS, Per Pound...................................... 9c BLUE ROSE RICE, 3 Pounds F o r ................................25c PORK ROAST, Per'Pound................................................ 25c FANCY BLACK E Y E PEAS, 3 Pounds F o r ............... 25c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, Per Dozen .................... 33c PALM OLIVE SOAP 3 For...... ....................................... 25c TALL CARNATION and P E T MILK, Per C a n .......... 11c SW EET CORN, Riders A Quality, C a n ...................... 12V.C MANY OTHER LIN ES T t will pay you to turn in your -*■ old cleaner as pari p a y m e n t on a modern, up-to-date Premier Duplex. or ou can purchase this wonder­ Y ful cleaning servant with a payment of only S r * .oo 5 T h is offer not g o o d after A p r il 30th Cleans With Double A ction has a motor driven brush that loosens all the dust in th Iof tanfabric. The loosened dust is drawn up into a bag by most electric suction of proper force that will not harm th finest fabric, leaving no after dust or dirt-------to clean up. «■» ••• W e will make a personal demonstration in your own home or at our display r<y>m. P O W E R 8c L I G H T MERCHANDISE Dr PAPTMENT , P e p a rtm e n t“ M e a t D ,!P a fln ie n t VAUGHAN BROS. It>J j - . .1 .-.At ■i d o w n easy monthly Payments ‘Qssste F L O R ID A AGS results IIIHIUIHUII CAS 1 *** ' -TA.fV-e, C O M P A N Y �*TjJ[ftTWVXtV ii i i THE flANTORD H K lU I,P .J j j t j l S D A Y , APHIL JL_102 pa ob mn !tulcr merchandise P erson al ancl S ocial Activities Office Telephone t IN y ‘A . s i I IN CTO nT Apr. if, l:.w forces are plnn- rt \<Ugantfe effort to recapture the nnk" n contorted fight •nnjev a ir ’ record.' for tlic United l)P present Sunday ohser- Stnt»s, “Me. feel *ure that- nearly even K in North Carolina- thl* 'eminent Has Forty Days In Which I’o Find Chief W itnesses In Oil Case it! r, «nd Mrs.* Klwyn Moore rotureed homo Friday afternoon fr< n their woddhiq trip nml ure pleasruilly located nt the Holly Aportihent on Sixth .Street. .Mir. MiiMloUm Dude 11 nf KnnOne r/f the most ojjjoy able 'At the tneetTifp Thuhahly Arte*, n iit f e -.; „( (he A/arilmjufrclo «.f mtop (Jf (M Parent-Tenrhoi"* A re.. siih City, Mi.*., who lias Iiecn the of Mra. Anna Van Ness h d 'im H H Church v n M v M of ,-ii *i„., „f the South Side .Primary quest Brown, left Thursday for her I bur-day .evening wlvn the mem, , ,,, , her, were w iim ain r-I ill Hu- Imme i Schnul* offleors for thtt enduing liuims ■f Mrs. Alhin Kendall with Mrs. Verr w e lt elected ns follows; Kendall nml Mrs. II. A. Moore- Chairmnti, Mrs. Hebert A. Neur­ I,. V. Duane returned home Thursday from Hollywood where In- has been attending the Florida Ulvisiga of American Waterworks Arsuclation mbctlnq, a, 'tllir tfc little ■»?*-■ (, ^I'l^VAir minded” Americans yViilii Cnodiha", probably, - wealthy tip irt-emm nml builders! well.Vis i^my and envy and civ ion more about Sunday. r.ifin flj#'ff-r-hr>C(> ioined hands ii '• „• |,,.f,ire mi very loliir. nrij t .1 rtitqc the Sunday air record that the ‘Unitod Stale t,--t cace nl Asheville. Inis lost will he won buck before 1 nr-unlacd ln* t year, hut 'lie end uf the year Adams, pre.ddci’t o * tile :;o-cnljbd Aeronauti* A-ure hi today. N.,rtli (Carolina will temnnop •mis retaken in tint p A.- 'icinllon Opposhe great vndunttua* io l.nwh, a national Acoat' and Ulnr ly oi dittf?- to I .inn A. nffiutqon, D. ft., sev- ; oiTro Ohnndmrluin nt New York r if (lie ot’jrnnDn- and tli- nl tit udo record fi-r f S J ^enplane, made by Uieat. (leorei : ilet,idoiHull of tile navy, Adnmu de• Sturt Te‘ l Cme ■ c.,t at Asheville, billc tdan'd that ilit, AmoHein public B.uld I"' stilltid by the sta;;- would he uroiited by other qreat .Sur.day bnsebnll jrmnv or fcotit to bo a I tern pled socn. '‘The National Aeronautic As­ Bhriv. KlmuJd the sj> ctn- sociation http been consutU l .with ■ |iarti« il'i'o’t ' lie arrested. I n t<i many cuntemplated i f I v y won! I appeal to the rofpnl fold# l" estnhlish new wtvhl ait ■murU. records,” mid Adams. "Tlie.si fc la y in hrlnqinq about (.lie plans nry confidentinl for the pres*' K diIm 'I Ai hevillc* lent cm , i at. Hut I expect 1!)27 to lie e ■rptilacil, hud in mi wqy wonderful year for Aniei iean avia­ ■l the association’s policy, tion.”■a.f'iroliiui. however, npNavy fjiers nfa, known to hr I vitu fi<‘ I w b -its present i oniiineriltq aiiollnw Ifitwiiae IblihTvtnice laws of the H127 fliqlit to retpleye the heroic but ■I ,A>: eiiibly having n fused im tufirabh; 'fulhirc of C'cmniunder Uii’rii "one Wny nr the JdHii ffodeaTs. npd bis fellow ‘air 1 xcspt to pleBi-e oils eouiitjy nien. It in p issildd thnj the flight , I flJcnr Haywood. furti-nr nmy l-n i ide tliij year. Civilian I . iik ptisinr mm nmv mi air onthtmiast# m e itUid to he planllUt of Montgomery Connly. til n r an Atnerieim entry in the I ninth ;t vi-ry yliat tl t J foi l Si'hucider Cum rune# to lie held nt , I fihft'sersian to put his blue Venice, Italy, next Septeniher, tr II thrmigh. n'cover the luurelp navy flier: i lliil l> Hefeiilcd lost Just, year at Norfolk, V:i. |liill would have placed the Ir.h Stale iu u|>out,tho sattic In* Smith 'Carhllaa, prnhibit1* -all- of qflsoline. smohes III ilrin> on Sunday. I l/gislntuiv (iverwhelminqly lil the hi mister‘it -bill in so! I it n|i|d1nl to- the state ns j fir, mid the bill finally went , Ih ninendcd so as to apply! ptgotncrv County only. campaign of the anti-blue j pociatinn, however, is tb , r modify the North Carolina L'j, in order to permit Hutidny i an In i-hall qumes. lii-sidetue Telephone 1M7-\V Azarian Members Are Parent-Teacher Body Entertained Thursday Of South Side School At Mrs.KendallsZ^oinc Elects New Officers As Review () f Records Shows OhseniiiKT tenfcrccd Have Bcbn I ranee Molding 33, Ilnlv Llft of Hattie Begun •-1 And United States 11; ihi-ral Thinking (Irotip Uermanv Makes Hig Strides (HI. N. C . Apr. I S —(IM S) • Mrs. F rtjl S. Dniqt-r, fjjifili'ly fRIllur The pre-Easter sale which openoil this mornhyr nt the Thm sher it ml IVW Ittiff Store, is expected ta nttmet ninny shopper# thrtJufrb the offerintr of ti large number of men's noil women’s mou handies fur Knstcc and apHnu Wf^r, tin- most complete ■iti the city, The stock nf tno store fs one of with the materials offered fomin'S direct from the fashion centers of tlic world. !^»te Hyles- predmninnte throughout the showlnq uf Pros led with tasty filling; of Pecans, Dates and Raisins, We hake our own ham. CIRCA HO, Apr. 16 -(IN S ) ~ Prohibition eiTfurcement ‘is a Joke,' Charier M- .Schwab, chair­ man of the Ilth lb h en i Steel Corporation declared today. •THE TA STE TEI.LS*1 II Mrl.iiinlvr Arcade Holding Out Always the Assurance of Harry Woivlruff, who is o dudont nt the University of North Carolina at Chape) Hill, N. C., ar­ rived hvrd Thursday afternoon to spend the Km Ior Holidays henwith Id. i parent:;, Mr. mid Mr#. F. U. \V(m-draff. Plus the certainty, of low prices at every A. ana now tor a Better Mrs. !,. I’. Sim bird and Mrs. 1. It. Holton of Apopka, who arc a t­ tending the I’resbyteriol, ure the questa of Mrs. .1. C. Clihbs a t her home on Maqnolin Avepue, fV/HERS ECONOMY & P. Store. A K I’ F A N C Y lEuiitn’Situtn* SUGAR CORN, No. 2 Can A & I* S I F T E D — n dinner made het ler, more enjoyable, more wholesome and nourishing hy serv­ ing a heller bread. l *rih (frtifx PEAS, No. 2 Can A A I- FATItA FANCY TOMATOES, No. 2 Can from vui.r " / U(> *i:e' >inflr find iplit ln.ij. Specials is ;t In t l c r b r e a d ! Amuiucan IJ.\Kt;im:s Co, Su?i-Mrtid Powdered Milk KAISIN3 KLIM ] I.b. Tins ...... 5!>c Seeded or Seedless 2 15 Oz. Packages 2'i Ll>. Tins . §1.39 r, Lb. Tins .. ,.|2-4!) ENCORE SPAGHETTI w it h je w e lry DESTItOYEHS SENT TO CHINA B u il d s S turdy H la lti i 1-2 I3rice n u i E s i : n «. 2 c a i KINO ORCAU SARDINES IONA ALASKA SALMON, Tail Can See ()ur Window MANDAY Old Style Rock Hero Is (bo tolu remalnhig holdout of the m ajor lyaques, 1lo is Jlnqhio Crltr, wlm retunos to ac­ cept the >10,000 n year offer of the Cincinnati iicds. TAMPA -T raffic I onem lo op installed corner Plat t Ktroet nml M'Ugnulln AVtfnue. f I-IH IN U LAKE VIEW’ BUTTER 21 P O U N D S PILLSBDRY FLOUR Sanford’s Oldest 1 l-O U N I) M AXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Jeweler JA f'KSDN VII.U!' nicipal audit -i'.’um id In this city. y t P O U N D iM A XW ICLL H O U S K ORANGE PEKO TEA .... TOR IKE HAIM OF WOMEN WHO f.JkvTijYSyt ij D ‘Vj a« % ii If) P O U N D S GRANULATED SUGAR MEYF.1I SEB Sanford, I’ia. courteous service and Mrs. Harry J . Wilson returned home Thursday from Orlando where she has been visiting her dmiqhter, Mrs. Franklin Hard­ away. ” 1 think,” said Schwab, "that the only thinq decently left to do is to refer the whole question back to the people of the Unit­ ed States in a ref. renthim.” Business conditions qciienilly, accoidinq t > Schwab who is retnrntnq to New York from Cull rriPniti, are on the npqpude, nl tlumqh the X^rpivi i , in,need c.f help.* r.f 15— dmnndcd an immediate trial. The has f o r t y ' court compromised on a month, timpli.'h i i ' Hfackmcr mvJ O'Neil are want L-cL- hfully I'd by Rovornment attorneys to aid for more in tra cin g t b ; $2tlO,OOJ In *i.berty i II. M. ' nnf\d# that the federtd attorney slcif, mis- -ay pventunlly fyund tbeir yn y in­ pot Dome I n 'the i-asspi-doti of Fall'# moi In1 law in an Kl Paso bank. Witluiut form er >llieir testim ony, loqnl oxnerts hethe Mid- lieve the qovemmbnt will have a O’Neil, hard tin’ ;- mnkinq n case. •rarie Oil Renewed instructionB wore sent " They consular nnlhorlllc# abroad to•inco thl* ilav t« “ find Blaekm er and O’Neil. Etc. ARCADE DELICATESSEN Halph Woodruff will arrive lu re Siiturdny from Chajad Hill, N. C., where he is nttemllnq the Univurslty of North Carolum, to sjiend the Kustcr Hrlidiij's here with his pin nt#, Mr. nml Mrs. F. U. Wmvdruff. Prroliibition Is Joke Says Chas. Schwab Delicious, fur cold lunches, sandwiched. Wo nbo cnrr> n nice line of salads, luncheon meats, cheese, and linked quads that we bake. Miss Uucile Mt.'Jie, who ha's been the quest of Mrs. U. I*. McCuiler and Miss Km mu Owen for the jinst week at titer home on Myrtle Avenue, left Thursday aft dr linen for her home at Kltu City, N. C. Mrs. F. II. Orunthc nml Mrs, IC. W. Summer of Sarasota, who are alteniijuq the I’rettbyterliil, rive the quests of Mrs. A. T. Hosaiter nl her home on Muqnolia Avenue. DAYTONA HKAClIi—Plans di% cussed for constructiuu of, munic­ ipal' dock here. Delicious Layer Cakes 38c Each Mrs. W. II. Hell and Mrs. (!. W Unrrinqton of Tampa are the quests uf Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Urownleo at their homo on Pulnii'Un Avenue, while in the city attending the l’resbytei iul. Dr. mid Mrs. William It. Dmiey, wlm have Iiecn the quest# of Mr. and Mrs. S. It. Diqhlon at their Is.me on I In—hey Street, leave Nalurday morning for their home at Savannah On. JACKSONVIl.UK — WunintiV~ Cluii l.. fct-cct «3{».00<» new club­ house a t Riverside Avehdp .ami F to t S treet, Specials For Saturday Miss Tcagtlo Simmons who hits boon the quest of her sister, Mra. .Veit t hitler den fx-r the past week I has ert urtied to her homo nl Mountvflle, S. C. neforo the vktorloun rush cf Urn Cnntoncso forces. Hit! armies oC North China uujckly melted away, Ifcru la pictured ibo tllqlit of a Chlucsu regiment along tlm road near Hangchow. A great hoJo' Whero tins road wnu t belled is shown In the center of the picture. JACKJiON VI i.LE— New Plqqly »Vi|?p!y Store Opened nl I M S Oak ♦Street. *1 l'tauri/ul. isfll $fl ■i i’ $ J 1------- J J ft? frrtnttnrnt u a v * ilr fr s .lt ufoa thrtr tliiupi — lh t I I ttxtu’f nf hair, llir ikill 1 *f ttir afa tter an,t the 4 m#l I- If) P O U N D S IRISH POTATOES flLl— If yuu’ Syuk uncomm:n 1cituly in a punr.amiL'iif tvuyo your Guest will entl htru- F'Or ' cu nny.liuvu one that SETS 1TSKLF into Natural, Waves, u The Vilii-Tonic proems of Perm uR*Kt Waving comes closest to NATURE'S OWN MF'I tl(JD of waving hair Also the LTigine method ami one that i# AS LOW AS S10.00 —JUST A LITTLE BETTER. —JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT. P. P A U L Jrfit ;$ , .Uf* TI Phone 189 2 C A N S N O . 1. CRUSHED PIN EA PPLE ^ *V iL v i;, * Jk’i.tiA • * T* ir> O Z .J A I H BUItT OLNEV JA M S ................ J 'if t ^ |T JTV j i J |_ w J^ r* * CA N S VAN ( A M PS BAKED BEANS l *. * %, j,. 55c $1.35 47c 41Sc 68c 38c 25c 15c 25c KINGANS HAMS l-HIl l-Ol/Nl) a A Ground MEAL Lb Bag* 9A Laundry SOAP Octagon Sm* Octagon Lr. jim* p & g ■ :....w*c Pels Napllm ti1/^ &I- FANCY A PPLE SAUCE, No. 2 Can DEL MOI^TE PEACHES, No. 2'/i Can DHL MONTIC BLACKBERRIES, N o. 2 Can Swifts Premium HAMS A&FKITCIIMN CLEANSER Sliced Sunny field BACON - - 5t r .c _Sa - SCOTT COUNTY HOM!NY,N o. 2 ' , Can 1L 2 c j J ** t-'dS i. in NKIV YOIIK CltEAM CHEESE r *I 5 c Sanford at (leuv'a AT TH E HASKKT PtTONK «71 -McLautlit Arcade �TilK SA'NTORD HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1.1, 1927 GE FOUR e Sanford Herald r.r r, a ttero o n a n w »l ml a r a l a n la r d . V ln rlS a 111 M a sa n lla A veaae. T U r H e r a l d la a m e m b e r n l :b r A b d i r n a r e a u <>r r t r e n t a l l t m a . a n la t e r a a t l n n a t A a a n rla llra nt P a h l l a f c r r a . A d . e r l l a r r a nnrt A r i t e r l l a l n K A i r i t l i n k l r k ^ rq a lr ra /«rh P a b lla k rr-n > e in h rr t* su b m it In a Jbf>ri>n*h m i.I ll n l a n h a e r l p l l n , . Data |m o r d e r l o v e r t f r n b tm lalrlr nil * l a l m a a t r l r r a l a l l n n , * • w e ll aa fcvneat b a a ta e a a m rth n d a . FRID A Y APRIL, If, 1927 th r. ttK n*i.i» r u T r o n m ,t«*— H e n n a , I I , In e l l f a n d e i i n n l e n d R i l u l n t r n l in n . •e—'k e e p e r w a te r ro u te t o J r c b a t t elite. | e —( ' . i k . t n r l l i i i i n t l it . J o b n a - l a d l a a , lll v e r C a n a l, 4 ^ > la a n « a r a llo a j f m a a tb lr " P a r ■ k W e e k ." C — A n **ii,n ilr* of b a lld lsc * r n »r»m—I i i i h i , h a t e U . a a n r t m e a t . hanaeaC — A C o m m u n i t e (.'b ea t. r ^ r .im e tl.m nt rl< r l i r s a t l f l n f Ia n k r n c r a m . W. a n e w a n d m o d e r n b m t t t a l . ih r l e Ve r se fo r to da y ■ A GREA T CONTRAST:— For evil doers shall be cut off: but those th at wait upon the Lord, they shall inherit the earth. Psalm 87:9. i P R A Y E R :— O Lord, wc asked life of Thee nnd Thou guvost it to . us, oven length of days forever t and cvcr.'ctornnl life. TH E PROFESSOR Often I saw him silent, with his books. Gilding beneath the college oaks ulonc, A man o f Samson build and J o ­ vian looks And brow a Plato might not acorn to own. A t night his study fire would ' glimmer late, * Ily day ho wandered like a ghost unfriended, l i e taught some earned tongue of : I f ancient date— . And nese know more of whero his ways extended. Y ot once I caught a glimpse of his ’ tale. , When, in confiding mood, ho said to me. “ Better to clutch at starry spires Hooks Free Of Charge As Brisbane Sees It Dr. J . R. Vidler Not long ago a frioml of ours dropped into tho office News From The Ganges. much perturbed over a letter he had just received from a na­ Sacco* ViuutcUi. tional book organization which was threatening to have his Moron Kultur. Harsh Words, account with them advertised for side in a local newspaper. Justice In T « o Hours. ny A Ill'll UK BRISBA N E He knew that such advertisement would look bad for him Cuuz rtuhi i Svt nr afar I'u. and would tend to injure his credit and as he intended to live in this city for some years to come, lie was anxious to avoid MANY "R E D S ” KILLED in Hhanghni and other places in Chisuch damaging publicity. na, One of the Chinese leaders is It seems, as-is often the case, he did not want the books expected to send Uncle Sam a rain the first place. His wife, at a most inopportune time I her sharp, unpleasant note, con­ from a financial point of view, had practically been forced cerning Uncle Sum’s demands'. into signing on the dotted line in order to get rid of the agent. That’s part of the nows from Asia. Later a letter was dispatched countermanding the order, hut to no avail. The hooks arrived, and were promptly re­ OTHER NEWS TEL LS of :ifi pilgrims, Hindus, hilled in the lumed to the publishing company. rush to he first to bn the The company, in turn, re-sent them to Sanford, and here .spring *n the holy Gauges river. they have remained ever since, and along with them the let­ The Hindus have a religious ter came declaring the account would be advertised for sale Ilathing ceremony, and the more believe it is particularly if not paid immediately. However, we advised our friend that Ignorant meritorious to be first into the as far as The Herald was concerned, he need have no worry. river. We have had experience before with book selling agencies of IN ADDITION to being the this type- it is not infrequent that The Herald receives let­ rrcat Hindu bath tub, the "holy" ters from companies who would advertise such accounts for Ganges river is a burial place. sale, asking for rates and The Herald has made it a steadfast Ellipses are set afloat in it, and it doesn't matter much what disease rule to refuse all advertising of this class. they die of. Plagues have spread This is not done cither because we do not believe in fam­ all around the earth, starting on ilies buying books and having their own libraries or because the edge of that "holy" riser. we would encourage dodging bill collectors. On the con­ WE KNOW THAT NOT the trary. The Herald believes that no other one thing can he first to bathe in the Ganges river, made to mean so much in the lives of human beings as good but the person that never bathes I>ooks properly digested and it has nlwnvs urged the imme­ there is the ono to congratulate. I)ut the religious Hindus do not diate meeting of nil moral and lawful obligations. it. Their ideas are thou­ However, we believe there is something distinctly unfair know sands of years old, and that’s why about the tactics of the hook agent, as well as all other house- the British, with Voc'k y's ideas, to-house canvassers. He calls nine times out of ten at a most rule ."1(0,1100,000 of them ho easily. unfortunate time. Either the cat has just knocked over the SACCO.VANZETTI agitation baby’s milk, or the biscuits arc beginning to burn. He comes continues. Governor Fuller, of in and sits down without invitation and he reels out his end­ Massachusetts, says lie is inun­ less line of chatter until the average house-keeper must think dated with messages requesting she is an absolute numskull and hopeless imbecile If she does clemency for the two condemned men. Next Sunday Boston labor not buy his hooks. unions will vote oh the case and But it is nothing to be ashamed of to be stuck by a decide about tuking any action or hook agent. All of us have. One of them clime to us one making any recommendation to Chiroposhht A t Lloyd's Shoe Stnr» The above sketch was i from an actual photograph, A CAR IIUKNS A COMPLETE Are you insured against tit loss of your car by fire. If* inconsistent to carry fire instit, ance on your house and then u place an uninsured car ia an us. insured garage. You need complete utilomobilt insurance protection. Let us «. plain the policies to you. Cull on this agency for il forms of Automobile Insurant! EST. 1908. 221 MtiRnolia *Phone 11 the governor. Valuable Advertising MARY E. WOOLLEY, Presi­ dent, nml r.l members of the fa ­ culty of Mount Holyoke College petition Governor Fuller to ap­ point an impartial committee to investigate the case. On the other side, the Civilian Club of Boston protests against “attempts to in­ timidate the governor." Twenty-eight new communica­ tions received by Governor Fuller include one from 2d citizens of Cleveland, and another from the Social Problems Cluti of Columbus University, both asking interveniiM, A similar appeal comes 'ro.u .Switzerland. MR. MENCKEN, who writes, is annoyed that Boston should supuress books held by Its appointed judges to be immoral t r otherwise undesirable, lie mentions the suplives*km of a book by Sinclair (/-vis as proof that Boston p«Mschsch a "moron kultur." Sinclair Iswvis has written a look which sincere religious |hmiole believe to he harmful liecausc in il the character of a clergyman is nindo despicable, if those in Boston, with the legal right, detide that they don't want such a hook sold, that does not prove them morons. ' and fail Then follow valley roads to Vic­ 's.' tory!" "An«l sudden where ho aloud, I sermon to view Prometheus groaning on his crag * anew. A By STANTON A. GOBl&NTZ | It scents that Earl Carroll wasn’t •uch u gi/yd loser nftcr all. »•—— o----- t^_Tho Key,W est Citizen says there SI considerable doubt us to Hus ex|tct location of Hie Garden or Eden I S 3J? might Just us well get ready to tHfeim it is here. MANY LAW YERS and their criminal clients will bo shocked to hear how one court in Hungary operates. It is an extraordinary •ourt, trving cases of treason nnd altumptcd revolution. If it finds the accused guilty it sentences them to death. Immediately thereafter it chan­ ges itself into a "court of mercy" and investigates the desirability .if a pardon. If there is no pardon the condemned are executed with­ in two hours, "There is service*" as Hie auto­ mobile salesman would express it. Here, if lie Ims money In hiru lawvers, the criminal can postpone unpleasant consequences a year or two at least. Both systems arc wrong, j t I f Mr. Digblon could ■“ talLtwistors" For Aching Or Tired P«t See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Appolntmc* The Modern David from Club into the < numbei i litem*, you might goo |] r take on Koine action. THE HANDLING OF STATE FUNDS ri.O im iA TIM ES— UNION Anyone will admit, after reflec­ tion, thut It is not all Hiul is neces­ sary to collect tax money and keep it safe against Hie drafts made by authority for state expenses. The wise ami careful handling of state funds includes promptness in de­ positing whero the money will draw Interest for the time held hv financial Institutions designated, iiml thus help to pay fur the atten­ tion necessarily given. Governor Marlin, in nls message to the legis­ (hn Fourth District in order to us* lature, delivered Iasi week, culled certain in tin* best possible man­ special attention to the section of ner* Hu- needs of his constituents the constitution which provides "that the treasurer of Florida shall W hat good will it do 7 receive and keep all funds" coming in as revenue for the state. The im­ portance uf getting funds into the million' ^ “te treasury immediately ufter n load B'ey urc collected, in the counties, ute out *’>' the eounty officials, Is the point r Alabama. that l* emphasized. T o ■ ■ Attention Is called by tho goverWhen Gene Tunney wus in Isis " ,,r luw*>of Florida which rehgclcs Jo«:k Dempsey Invited him 'lu.irL' lht' *tM,c treasurer to deposit tor to . Iilii hotel • for breakfast. Iul> fund:) coming into bis bauds, in ^ _ l l . » * lif t I. • . . . .S « L n i t L l n n ..1 it... udlng the Widte House Stuff 7— bunking institutions throughout the iando Reporter-Star. Dempsey stale, the deposits being guaranteed tm i to need all the thunder ho through bonded security, which will protect the stnte front loss through failure or finum-iul trouble. These f the Florida legislature would bunks ure required to pay three per ts U law modelled after the liuu- eent per unnum on ull statu de­ a statute providing strict Jail posits, and here is Hie great vuluc lienees for violators of the pro- of promptness. The interest is dtion laws, on thiiU and fourth based on dully balance*, and the ivictiuns, some of those boot- KuVtnfcr is anxious to huve sonic rgegs whp consider a $100 fine ig/and the t» cheap license, might their occupations.—Ocala And on the o tH r hund, tho . camps might be so full uf THE TREN D OF ADVERTISING PALM BEACH POST The volume of advertising in United States shows n steady and gratifying growth. Elbert Hub­ bard’s mousetrap man, u hermit who made such excellent mouse­ traps that the world heat u path to his door in the wilderness, could ont exist today, It is only could not exist today. It is not only necessary to make good mousetrups, hut it is necessary to "toll the world in a very clever manner in order to sell the mouse­ traps at a profit. Newspaper advertising is in­ creasing at the rate of approxi­ mately 2.8 per cent per year ami magazine advertising is increasing LO per cent n year. The amount of adv^rtMing throughout tint country nl any time follows close­ ly with th« general trend of busi­ ness. Advertising in magazines re. acts much more sluggishly than does newspaper advertising, per­ haps due to the fact that the lat­ ter is more flexible and is not contracted for as far in advance as is magazine space. Newspaper advertising falls off more sharpie and rises more quickly than does the volume of magazine advertis­ ing. , Two views may be taken of the advertising in relation to the bus­ iness cycle. One is Hint business men generally forecast and anti­ cipate the trend of business and change their advertising expendi­ tures accordingly and the second is thut the advertiser determined the volume of his advertising by the current volume of his sulcs without attempting the forecast­ ing of ti»e future. The latter view Is inure nearly the correct one, since a close comparison of adver­ tising with a period of trade ac­ tivity shows an uverage lag of a few months in the former. Advertising has progressed from the status of an experiment through the period when it was a luxury, to the time when it is now u necessity nnd un indispenslide part of the business struc­ ture. Judiciously used, it spells the difference between success and failure, profit and loss. Did The Flapper Steal Her Clothes? The clothes of the modern flap­ per were swiped from the hetnl ss savage, according to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cntt, writing in the April number of The Eoniin magazine. But tho civilized world may take comfort from tin* thought that if the flapper did steal, she didn't steal very much. Ju st before the War, says Mrs. Cult in her Forum article, a commil lee of the Erytieb fashion trust visited Asia, Africa, and the Paci­ fic Islands, 'photographing and re­ cording tho designs of the dress of both sexes among savages, primi­ tive nnd so-called backward penpies. Sinro then women have been wearing tho adaption of these findtigs. Champagne colored stock­ ings aro the reproduction of the hare legs of the Negro, Malay, and Polynesian. Huts are the piece of cloth thrown over the heads of men in Arabia and els. whore, held til funds Mrs. Annu Uugge-Wickscll, who has been visiting America, is the only woman member of the Permanent Mandates Commission of tiie league of Nations. Mrs. Wlckaell is a leading Swedish feminist ami for many years lias been an active worker in the In­ ternational ‘ Sufferagr Alliance. Unfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Bath. Near South Side School. Rental 330.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building • One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY tho aide, hanging slightly below the skirt, is tho Indian woman's scheme for holding her skirt in place. The long capes are Turkish. "liand-bags have been revived from those carried by Hie women of undent Greece. The bandeau ol the tennis girl is stolen from Hie mm of tropical Asia. The vanity case, with its lip-stick and rouge, tame from nndent Egypt. Beads and earrings are the universal dc- HALL ANII PENTLAND C'crlificri Public Accountants Income Tux Consultants S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager I1H First National Bank Bldg LAKELAND LEDGER NAPOLEON DECREED that sons should respect and obey their Parents, and parents, if able, should provide for their children. And no families ure more closely united than French families, Home ignorant American opinion to Hie contrary notwithstanding. Magnolia Avenue House TH E FORUM SAVE THE FISH A BROOKLYN DOCTOR leaves $1 to bis wife, one cent to h!s soa, Napoleon Bonaparte would riot allow that und in ninny plucrs law forbids it on the ground that a man responsible fur bringing a diild to this earth is responsible for him ufter be gets here. FOR RENT Secretary Iloov.'r speaking to tin* Izuuk Walton League at Chicago, touched on a theme very close to the hearts of Floridian sportsmanship—the conservation of our fish und protection for the crops we are planting in our lakes and strentns, u work thut Florida is just getting started. “ We lose ground every year," said Mr. Hoover, "as the high­ ways include more fishing holes in the route. We must either multiply the output of our hatcheries by sonic feafful number or find some other way out. "The wuy out," according to him, is the development of nurseries which will raise fish from the h u t c h e d to three inches in length or more at which stage they are less likely to succumb to natural enemies. "The government, national and state," be said, "is spending nearly $2,000,000 a year on gume fish butcheries. \Vu arc convinced of their futility unless we can curry their work this one stage further. That stage should be accomplished through local effort und coopera­ tion, and tiie federal government is prepared to furnish instruction, advice, breeding stock und fingerlings free to uny chapter or club which will undertake it. df every rtute in the union would respond u s Minnesota, l'ennsylvunia and New Jersey have responded, the Jo b is done, ht1 concluded. We can add Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 1)7-9 So. Dark Ave. Sanford, Fla i Contemporary Coni men l Assurance America now bousts twentyfour million uutomobiles, but some of us aro not boasting about Hu.yt; we are driving.—Louisville OF ZIP SERV IC E OF ROND GRADE OF FA IR PRICES Hurry Duughtery has now been adjudged innocent by three men good and true—twu at the other trial and one this time—‘Boston Those Federal Agents who kill­ ed Pearl Thomas near Ft. Pierce u few months ugu huve been con­ victed. Now if it is just possible to curry out the sentence, this will be one time when there wni no miscarriage of justice. FORT M YERS -W o r k " under way on $150,000 new ice plant of Honda Powey &. Light Company on I/ce Street. Means Saving And Satisfaction THC TARO WITH A MIU. BACKING Phone 135 Y ard: Holly Ave. At 1 Jth, 12th, 13th Stu Bond Grade Zip Service �- 7*411 H. >r- ' * - 2 * - — T in : SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL lgrllflgft APT „ n . •- PAGE f i v e ; , . Ioctal and Personal Activities T.i,rhonc 148 ,o c t a l MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence TeJephone 217-W Music Week Will Be Observed By Pupils In The W est Side .School PA REN T-TEA CH ERS HEAR LOVELY PROGRAM GIVEN HY PU PILS \alendar The Parent-Teachers Association Reading, ‘Wbnt Mother Thinks,' of the Grammar School held its re­ — Hilly Crouch. Miss Ldvo Turner, principal of gular meeting Thumdtiy nftnnmon the West Side Primury School, an­ Plnv, ’Killy's Awakening,’—pup­ FRIDAY ini the school auditorium. An unus­ nounced nt the meeting. Thursday ils from Miss Appleby's room. ually largo miinber of parents were Kt,„. will bo shown at Morn] Code, hy pupils from Miss of the Parent-Ten okc r a Associa­ Kida Primary School at present for the session. tion that iirtpanilifins were being Riser’s cbula,. Tho chnirmnn, Mrs. J . E. Preston made for tho olistcrvnncu of Mus­ *‘Monu|ry Gems' by 10 pupils presided over the business session, will he Mine by ic Week, the first week in May. from Miss Hopkins' class. [rus at S o’clock nt the when routine business was trans­ Mrs. I* M. Hansel), president of Code No. I hy 10 pupils from acted. Reports from the various of­ st Church. the council, who was n delegate to Miss Drift's clnss. ficers were given, showing that SATURDAY the Parent-Teachers Association Reading, ‘ Unhappy Little Girl’— convention held recently nt Pen­ much work hud been done during L Florida Orchestra the pnst month. Eloisc Winn. sacola, gave a splendid account of K e at the City Hall Miss Mnry Graves, the county Piano selection, ’The Village tho convention held recently nt |k tponscrcd by. the I i nurse, gave a most interesting ns Pensacola, gave a splendid account Ha Fraternity. , well as instructive talk on hygiene. Dance’,— Guy Allen Jr. Reading, 'Little Mischievous at the convention, mid also gave a Story Hour at 10 o • She told of the health film s, which Hoarding School' —Caroline Dig­ brief history of the orgnnizution, Library. are being shown throughout the gers, which wns formed in 1020 with SUNDAY county by the Stnto Board of Piano selection, 'A Spring Round’ only 144 members and has now lof music at the F irst Health. — Dorothy Marshall. grown to a membership of 12,400 The council chnirmnn, Mrs. I,. M. [irth at 8 o’clock. Reading. 'The Old Front Gate’— Many other interesting facts were Hansel I, who has ju st returned Marcedel Sieveking. told by Mrs. Hanscll concerning MONDAY . .* Reading .'Appreciation',—by Lois the convention. Guild will meet with from Pensacola where she attended The school library was the topic Lnd U Dean at 3:JI0 the state convention of Parent- Itritt. Teachers Associations, gave a short ‘The Bear Story’—Gladys Hen­ for discussion during the busi­ |er home in Mayfair. ness hour. Miss Turner asked ' Legion Auxiliary will account on the growth of the or­ derson. Piano Solo, ‘Butterfly’— Mnry the mothers to co-operuto with tho party nt 8 o’clock at ganization during the pnst seven years. Mrs. Hanscll will give a full Elizabeth Tolar. touchers in encouraging the child­ Reading, 'Mud Pies' Cornelia ren to rend better literature. She lan1Club of the F irst report of the convention at the next also asked that donations to tho McRae. lurch will meet with meeting. A fter the business a most de­ Piano selection, 'America', hy library be given.' ► Henderson, nt 3:80 On Saturday afternoon n cooked |ier home on Mellcmville lightful program was rendered by children from Miss Stemper’s room. children under tho supervision of food sale will be held in front of Rending—hy Snllio Fletcher. Psalm of Life, hy Class No. 10. the Routh-Stenstrom store on „ ghunt for the child- Mrs. Dwight Hnbbitt. The program in full was as fol­ Park Avenue. The proceeds will Rending by Helen Riser. IPrimary Department of ' The prize for best attendance of be used for jh c library fund. pross Church School nt lows: Psalm, and prayer by the pupils mothers was awarded Miss ScogOn Monday morning there will at Central Park, bp an exhibition of painting and gnn's room. peckers Cluss of the of Miss Fleming’s room. Side Primnry School to which all |(’hrurch will hold busdemonstration of arts nt tho West I social meeting nt 3 Miss Emily Bailey and her mothers nnil friends are invited. the home of Mrs. J . A. Mrs. Joe Gonzalez Is guests, Miss Margaret Patterson The paintings will be on display 1)1 West First Street, K, F. Crenshaw, Mrs. T. Hostess At Delightful of Albcrnarnc, N. C., and Miss all day Saturday. Mnry Jerome of Greensboro, N. C.t After all business had been [Mrs. E. R. Dorsey, Mrs. [th, Mrs. Will Hoolehun, Party Thursday Night all students at Salem College, transacted, a social hour was en­ Winston-Salem, N. C., will nrive joyed. [IHimley and Mrs. J . A. here Friday afternoon to spend hostesses. Mrs. Joe Gonzalez was hostess the Easter holidays with Miss William E. Mallem loft Friday [of lhe I’resbyterlun Thursday evening when she en­ Bally's parents, Mr. and Mrs G .; morning for St. Augustine where tertained members of her bridge II meet nt 4 o’clock at he went on business. W. Bailey on Myrtle Avenue. club nt her home on Geneva Ave. Ing places. Ine, with Mrs. E. J , nue. Nasturtiums, pentunias and Vanin and Third Street, other pretty garden flowers to, with Mrs. Jolui Knk- brightened the rooms where the RIV ERSID E |>st First Street. card tables had been arranged THEATRE (iree, with Mrs. Frank for play. i San Lnnta. The evening was quickly spent Jacksonville jour, with Mrs. W nlter with a most interesting game of Unquestionably One Of The Wonders Of The World [golly Avenue. bridge. The prize for highest |ve, with Mrs. Howard. score, an ivory hanging flower TWO W EEKS BEGINNING APRIL 25. Park Avenue. basket, went to Mrs. Robert J . L with Mrs. S. A. Irwin, Holly J r . Tho men’s prize, a cigblit Avenue. nrettc case, foil to the lot of Ro­ Iren, with Mrs. H. M. bert Holly Jr . . A. K . RO SSETTER, Florist 120'! Oak Avenue, At the refreshment hour, the eht, with Mrs S. E. Gil- hostess served, sulod. sandwiches, Celery Avenue Phone 212W nlmetto Avenue, olives, maccaroons and coffee. Call on us for your Easter llaskels and eut flowers it, with Mrs. C. E*. VinPlaying bridge were: Mr. and Vellonville Avenue. “ Quality & Service” Mrs. Lee Peek, Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert J . Holly Jr., Mr. and Mrs. TUESDAY Perry ICnhicmn mid Mr. and Mrs. iWomen’s Circle of the Joe Gonzalez. Church will meet nt *t 6:1 fi o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Boyle, “A .Substantial Jeweler It* Dumas will entertain whose marriage was an interest­ f «riei of bridge parties ing event o f Saturday afternoon in a Substantial Oily” it her home on Park at Laurens, S. C., arrived hero j Thursday evening and are now at 108 Magnolia Itpar(meat „( the Wo- home to their friends at the Hand will hold meeting at Apartments on Park Avenue. H.C. VIELE WEDNESDAY |L Dumas will entertain of a scries of liridga II o’clock at her homo op Youthful New Spring k HC. Welchel will cnI bridge at .'! o’clock at p Mrs. II. A. Howard. [ITERS OF WESLEY Pjjshters of Wesley of K'diit Church meet in |ur class room Sunduy r Iltl, McCall, our |W>le teacher is planltikter surprise for us. ^ fcts return this sui making (,Ur class 100 ln attendance. Mukc [West rally day of the r?> members Rally! Adv Millinery Chic little small hats that fit the head closely and others that show the extreme wide brim that Milady is so lovely in this season. Speciul prices. pU RD A Y £4.00 Values Tom Mir SIld S ' ! TW ISTER” _ # ' Qtnedy I h y !.rh * Winner" lit! J ‘‘RICE GLORY- I;;*"' ''^«tio„ 1 'INCESS today vutfcN ARCHER’ I Woman’sWishes i Gratified If the face powder you now uso does not stay on long enough to suit you— does not keep that ugly shine away indefinitely ■—docs not make your skin colorful like n peach —try this new wonderful special French Process Face Pow­ der called MELLO-GLO. Remem­ ber the name MELLO-GLO. There’s nothing like it. Sanford Drug Co. si! The Newest Modes Creations that have been pronounced “hits” by the leading designers, models that are creating discussion by their originality, styles tliat are smart are here in all their love­ liness. Price Qua lily Wanted 50 Nothing except the best is ever offered pat­ rons. Our Quality stands and is a mark of dis­ tinction. 9/. «/<!*>%' y se(j j j res are markets The searched for Fashion's latest decrees, “smartness ” is assured­ ONLY ............... • $5.00 Values ONLY ........................ $6.00 Values ONLY ................. ‘ • $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 ^ ^ ^ crr“ - •V® "Style Without E x ­ travagance” makes our offerings exceedingly popular— price is moderntc. _ 4 8 Seminole T ire Shop Formerly Ray Brothers Tires Repaircd-Gulf Gas 111 W. 1st. Tel. 8iM Raffeld’s Ladies Shop “Style tyithout Extravagance” F irst Street 9K « Next Wood ruff-W atson « « « N M M K K M K O IK K K K I ( S « SX.U.M MtMnMCW K l K K f f t t W Ml . SENSATIONAL SA LE re'i *t * * . Easier. It is up to the men to take their place this Easter with Milady and therefore we are making it possible for him to look bis beat in one of our sum­ mer weight suits. Come in early, and let us fit you up. A A .......... TPC O —A $2«50 % 40C a s 50C 20C . vm aa 51>4wOU Niimeruna other flowers which we have no 1 iiinm tu mentiun at the Name low price. 15 Per Cent Off On ALL BIRDS ... ___— t o ? We aHsure yuu (hat all flowers for this sale will |.v fresh cut for the ocraslon. Churchwe A R T The Florist ca cc 9M sMttaa l* > ^ $2.00 50C ^ □ S T E W —" } Q J Snap Dragons* Assorted Colors Per Dozen.............................. Sweet Peas, Per B u n c h ............................. 500 Premier Roses, Per D ozen.............................. *> 5 4nd 5>U $9.95 $12.50 Values **RM Sale Price $4*00 75C Men’s . Summer Suits o n ly Last Easter 1.000 Beautiful Radiance Roses _A Per Dozen 7............................. 1.000 Carnations _ _ ^^ Per Dozen..... ....... ................. 100 Potted E aster Lillies, Bud or Bloom, E a c h .................... 5,000Gladiolus « « AA I'aniur in ^ j^ IE U y E R Y " The Avenue of Fashion on E aster this year will be a pageant of gorgeous color, dis­ played in many new and striking frocks, re­ vealing Fashion at the very zenith of its sway. 500 Easier Lillies $14.95 ‘lit,“ft »re h(nr rid [KuKii Knar let r l and Mi Lin,. * c* s , u .r The Easier Parade The Ixgion Auxiliary will give n bridge party Monday evening at 8 o’clock at the American Ix’gion hut on the Inkc front. The pro­ ceeds will bo used to help furnish the legion home. All who desire to make reservations are asked to communicate with Mrs. S. R. Dighton, . NO TELEPH ON E CALLS— NO CHARGES NO D ELIV ER Y $9.95 $12.50 D R ESSES Saturday for today R Auxiliary Will Give Bridge Party Monday All cut, Miowy while emblems of I liul or Bloom, Dozvii i,dr|-n of hi V •Inrec jhf buok hum cur- tnJohnson Then Easter I- ■ SA TURD AY AND SUNDAY, Until 12 Noon Beautiful new silk dresses of flat crepe, and georgette, some in tlm fluffy lace trimmed modes and others in the more tailored styles- We have a size and style that will plouse everyone. $18.50 D RESSES Saturday for u One Shopping Otting In Illy fart Unit uur muM-ry Ik prmiuring an abundance of tuautifnl flower* at this IIIlly, wy have di’ciilrd In rcducu the pricy* on all Baxter flowen* a* well nx everything in birds and supplira for these Iwn days— Saturday nil day and Sunday until 12 mum. Heim Hie com­ parative price* and >"u will realize the wonderful waving*. FOR TH E EA STER DAY a it e n t io n An informal yet most enjoyable affair of the week was the dinner given Thursday evening by Mrs. S. R. Dighton nt her home on Hughey Street (honoring her house guests, I)r. and Mrs. Wil­ liam R. Dancy of Savannah, On. The dinner table was most tastefully arranged, being cen­ tered with pastel tinted cut flowefs hnd cream colored tapers in silver holders. At seven o’clock n six-course diniier was served. Covers were laid for Dr. and Mrs. William It. Dancy, Dr. and Mrs. Smnucl Pul­ es toll and Mr. and Mrs. S. It, Digh­ ton, Easter Flowers Frocks Mrs. Clyde Byrd left [Lr Arcadia where they by Die death of Mrs. J I OF JCUss play, "Amazon repeated at 8 o’clock 'lioole High School. I THURSDAY rlc. Mrs. Samuel Dighton Give Dinner In Honor Of Savannah Visitors ifj * — r— JV sSuS Phone 781 McLander Arcade /.■-H �vt h e Sa n f o r d h e r a l d . F r i d a y F eed in g T h e m on th e kloof APRIL 1 Tagging* A11B IS. 1International — —* ■b4 t I News 4*1%' Mtrvic* JJ) I'! ?* Py LKS CONK UN , International New* Service Staff Correspondent » ■ It NEW YOltK, April, lo John AIcGrnw. whose acquisition of; vc I!or:;c; Front Knglitnd pitcher BurlcTgh Crimes was hail­ II.'vi* L'r.a Entered While ed ns a "master stroke” was be­ OUier Famtiuj Horses Arc ginning to fear today that ho was SHOTS IN M m State*! League Chalk lip U Former Champion Relieves He Will B e Able T o Hattie Runs While Losers W ere Without Submitting To Op­ Urtnble To T a l l y ; Eddie eration Ordered By Doctors W ide Poles Circuit Clout Slated For Kentucky Race Dll IC AGO. Apr. 15— (IN S )— An international tinge will mid lolor to that hectic afternoon of May 1 I when the wild mob gathers at Vhurchlll Downs. Louisville, Ky„ to sit in at the fifty-third re­ newal of the fumed Kentucky Dcrto li. Five entries wl’.ieh first kicked n ' table wall In dear Old Englitnd . have been entered in the rlns ic s li name',i jy,,j 0f ul t v . 'the Sal rap, is gullied un- .regarded a a ccrluin starter, first ptuee nwtjod by William incinnuli » ,j,, iv,nft j r>i wbu dug down in bis Da* liucs . foe PI00.(100 last year tt) j purchase this Eiigllsh-hrcd colt; i.V The Tel l arch out of Scotch Jtwiped to (iift. - Brooklyn j The dn J'n at entry is attracting Vance was ! wide attention among Chicago's ind while future bool: betters nnd is rated Dartmouth j l>v mnnv to win or place. Hots in an- the future hooks are being made the ■oo The Hatrap at odds riinnhtg froth 10 to 1 to 15 to 1. Ji| iiio F. himtlier English-brut] Derby cn______ ‘ In the Ameficnji IxGiguc t he ___~ Athletics achieved a moral victory hy holding tlm Vdtikees to a I) to il’ Ue in lO.innings.. Eddie Rommel was given a four run lead but rouldit'l stand prosperity. When NATION A I, LEAGUE dnikness ended the slngest. eiglil ( inclnnnti, 2; RittMiurgh, <i. piti bers in nil had been carried off Rost on ,7; Urooklya, .'I. the field. I'hHudelphia, f ; New York, ll. ChicagoiSt. Louis, cold. The Senators made il two AMERICAN LEAH l E straight front lloston, winning 7 to 2. Hollis Thurston, former (Tevolsdd, 5; Chicago. 2. White Sox Pitcher, held the Red New York. 0: Phihnh Ipliin Sox to four hits. (Hulled in tenth on ncenuut dnrknc: s .) WTnhiiigton, 5; llcstou. 2. Thu White Sox almost bent Cleveland again with a ninth inn­ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ing rally, the venerable Sherry Toledo, I; Milwaukee, (I. Smith, relieving Rennie Kim* with two on base, retired tho next innings.) HnigniHif. 2; Knitrus Cily, three men nml Cleveland won, (1 (II innings.) Indiana puli-, 3; St, Paul, I. Louhjvillc-Minnenilofis, cold. AHveuve vyeathcr conditions pre Curbs vented the Cardinals, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION l!iowns nnd Tigers from playing. Atlanta, P; Chattanooga, 0. The Tigers and Browns have yet Birmitiglmm, Nn. liville, 2. ly ploy a l eague contest. M bile, 2; Ndw Orleans, 2. Memphis, Li; Little Rock, <L Atlanta pounded out a U lo 0 victory over >ChaUaimog|u Rug SOI'H IEA H TERN LEAH( L Cuvet held tho Lookouts to five Jacksonville. 2; Albany, <5. hltfl, Savannah, 12: St. Augustine, 7 .Mobile nosed out New Orleans, Columbu-, I; Rea^aroln, 11. 2 t>» 2, in an 11-inning contest. Others, net scheduled. Mitchell had the best of Fubr in a pitching duel mid Birmingham INTERNATIONAL LE i!,’ feated Nashville, 2 to 2, in 10 .Jeriey City, 4; Toronto innings, Near!:, Roche da r, Memrhis nocked three Little timings.) Rock pitchers for 17 hits and had Heading, 2; Buffalo, 3. Ilitltlhi'.ro, t; Syracuse mi trouble winning, 12 to I. Results Or Games tteph, lie will l>o ready t<» beam Tho latter li.ul a trinl season and looked good in spite of a sore arm rtrvl may make the grade this yean imd for good. He Ims the idr.e. tim ability and tho brrins. The chi'lcr morsel was saved to 1ho last, and that was the hitting. It Was, for the professionals an nflerifoon of hit and run, hit and run. until thev were weary. Eddie Wade lend with two singles and n homo run that drove two of his mates In ahead of him. Allen, Friable nml Hirst eueli had three hits ench. Bill Meyers lend with four safeties, |Tho nmnagpr col­ lected n pair. Everybody got a tarte. The Y. M. A. men manuged to railage four clean hits out of the wreckage. 'I wo of these were intensive training. The fact that Dempsey carried so little superfluous weight com­ paratively speaking, and was aide lo lose It r.o readily, hardly sup­ ports the contention that physi­ cally he is the old eye wash. Hull vou can’t laugh off that scries of bkln eruption** nnd neither c»n he. nt least, not until ho has shown that ho is nblr to knock over something slightly more- agile than u lroe. The latter is a good judge of distance hut its footwork m Collides mo Rcttlag Into training tor a 15-rail'.' dnnclnr marathon In Ajirit on tho boulevard between Venice and LI Vat 16. In Lus Ancclvt. The coldest unis are not allowed to atop for loud, r.o tills coilplo It practicing eating on Hie lieof. Tlui "iraln er," Fred Stoddnril, It ut Iho Ic(l. Italic' Darling and Jack McTuggoi't n r; tho iluuccro. League Standings NATIONAL Pittsburg lloston New York Philadelphia Chicago It may he well, In fact, lo keep Rrooklyn both the band wagon anil tlio urn Cincinnati balance in the stable, pending further developments. Dempsey was told in n« uncertain terms by Ids physicians a few weeks ago New, York any — ----- . . LEA GUI Won Lo t 2 n 2 i l I I I I D l I 2 2 SOUTHERN ASSOt I \TTON New Orleans Atlanta litrmiiighnni Chattanooga Memphis Little Ilock Mobile Nashville Monlgoivsy Suvannalr iw.v trirn* , Llcvewnd turn to boxing. He was advised Hint an operation was expedient if an ipiperfect recovery from u previous operation in 1023 wait to be corrected. Ho to ll the medicos to turn their attention t« something im­ portant while he went about the fr nudity of curing himsglf. Their message today indicates Hint lie considers Hie cure to have I’ll'Ind cdphi Iloslon 1R e a - a c i a Chicago . S t. la tilDetroit .Tnbkfotivill" Ailiany Columbus St. Augto-linc been effttliv e, which leudn me to St lniu wonder whother Dempsuy linsn't something in common with surgeM'A. DO un* who wire the following to angtw a I g friends nail relatives: “Operation I. be Dei.t I M icicsful bill patient died'" '•iii-on. Won Lost I*. 2 2 I I . . . I I I 1 1 J I I 1 2 2 .< ,( .< .1 .1 .1 .: try u\ ul '» a ' noi lavumu wiui Chicago truck follbwcra. This u'viini VVillmro? Divnicl* Many Chicago truck playcra who U-t h«»vHy on .Justice F. in tlm New Orleans Derby Itono to g«t ever, by following Daniel in the Kentucky scramble. Enthusiastic Edward, another KtigliHli horse onto rod ut. ,I,ouis* villi’, was a winner lust year In England and is now said to he ready. ; Osmantl. owned by •). E. wide* ner. is fir st choice In, many of the future wagering headquarters'. Odds nu Osmond are ten to one hut these are expected to shrink sharply as Derby Day approach.: Osmond is the winner of the Flash Stakes, Eastern Shore Handicap, (kali Itag Handicap, National Stakes ami nursery Handicap. He was third i»_t.he Saratoga Special and has won six of seven stavts. Sen pa Mow and Harry Payne Whitney's Valooms have aim been I'ivcn attention at the Cltiengo falure books. Stupa Flow, winner of the Bell moiit Futurity and the Un .ed G o o d Prosper Here's olie el llie ruuUlea ut tile )CMf m ti mujoi leituuu LttUi Ilc iiljJ la /lie, II(■ loi a I rial w(n l ’n^iea tie hi ‘ToYbnto. Saratoga Special and show money til the Hospital with a record of three wins in six starts, is quoted at 12 to 1 in Hie future ladling. UM-ragltl .y«G loi tlie j*4j s vase ho. Valorous is rated at from 10 to to 15 u> one at the various hooks. The Whitney horse wai third in the Futurity’ and won the .Cham­ pagne Stakes nnd Kentucky Club I side of Lake Worth, Stakes. CRYSTAL RIV ER - -Work Dart I paving icvcrul streets of city. BELLE VIEW (diminution here, WIMAtLMA— Three tar'd BUNNELL—Rids mpiGsted for construction of new Waterworks potatoes shipped from |«n i ccnlly. system. Milk, Dream am! Duller Milk fresh daily. Product! in Seminole County. No shipped milk or powderti products used. Gel Ihe best, it costs no more. DouUc dallv delivery. SPEN C ER’S D A IRY, I'hone 100 J . H. JACKSOJ 112 E . Second Si Cameron Place. Sipes Ave;, 5 A ctus uulct Land With Dwelling’ House. Price and Terms Reasonable. IJox 22S Jacksonville, FI R li Rrich, nn . Ll veiny, r f McCall, ill* C*. Thompson, p Luiukia Bell, 21> WhUmln . Tr Dunhvr, If 1*. Thompson, e A l:v curto service exclusively, for lircnkfast which will l'c served from Wl’.lldms, xx Total* 27 0 I 24 4 7 TO () A. M. 0 l x>Hutted for Parry in third. xx-Uiin for Llvcsay in eighth. ' Score by iiudugs: H Cclury Feds . 023 112 2f.x 17 y , M t). A. .000 000 0011 0 ,. tr'.immar;'--Home run*. Wudc; two base, hit*, Allen, Evlshlc and Thmopson; Ikim1 on hpID. ThotnpuOU b. I’. Crowe I, PhilUlw I; nt ohm hat c*, IJ(.n*lcy I llir.-t 2; winning pitcher, Rcrry: umpire, Lir.il! y; llmc.of game, 2 hour*. Dinner A dcluclable $1.00 dinner will he served consisting of salad, vegetablts and a meat, (i To 8 P. M. Lunch |Today's Sfiiednle NATIONAL LEAGUE Kt. lJouiH nt Chicuga. I ’lll.'jburg at Cincinnati. lirooMyn at Bo*ton. New York at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE BubU.n' Bt* I»ui*. We have long made a specialty of our Smitla'111 style chicken dinners as well ns our steak dinner* We will accept orders at any time for our chickM; or steak dinners, . Call B efore 11 o'clock For The D a y ’s Insertion U MM-T/4N‘ Work under way «.r . Dt« l’ri-fcbytcrUiii Cl.unh in Mil w'AjE: _______ Special Dinners A delicious Vfic lunch will he served at the hour consisting of vegetables and meat. t '.Imago nt Cleveland, ITiHJPMphlu at Now Y'ork. Hoi-Ion at Win hlngt.m. C AMERICAN AHSOCIATION ’Tntfiiukeb at Toledo.' Kiituua City at ColUmtlU*. t i l . Paul ut Jmilannpulia. -.■liimcuttuli* ut lxiuiivillo. ; INTERNATIONAL l e a g u e 'J'uronlo ut Jersey City. Iluffolo at Rcudiag. lio d ln tiir at Newark. ‘By farante a t Haiti more. * SOUTHERN LEAGUE .( Jmvuwiooga ut Atlanta. * Lit tie Reck ul Memphis. 1'Nuafiville at Pinning hum. INcdf Orlonui ut hloliile. SOUTH EASTERN I.EAG UK *SI Auguatitai at Juck*onvitlc. iSelma nt Columbu*.^ •Pc macula nt Moatgoinery. Athuay jit Kkvaaaab. wav AjailL 7i An extra special Sunday dinner will he si'rvtH' every Sunday and will he given our must discrintln* aliug eure as to choice of menu, It will he served I nm 12 lo K p. m„ and will cost $1.25. N. li. Jerome, foruu rly of the Crystal l^ake Dining Room, who has had years of experience in handling dining rooms will take over the Montezu­ ma Dining Room after Friday and will give the planning urn! serving of ihe meals and their pr/paraiion his personal cure. Mrs. Jerome also ex* perienced in this line wiil supervise the kitchen. Only the host in footl, served in the mo:-t appetizing way wiil be given the patrons. ' I he Ideal Place For A n Idea Montezuma Dining ra t t my tjQTF.i, Mot :f m a �T H E SAN FO RD II F i t A L U , F R I D A Y , A P R I L .1 — A u tom oliilcs 15, 1027 I MONEY To lonn on improved do- 17— H u slness i ’lucc.4 F o r R e n t 22— Ileal Estate To Exchnnjje ramble business nnd resiedntud property in Sanford. Add res DESK ROOM — on ground floor, FOR SA LE OR TRADE RE-CONDITIONED CABS FROM l.oun, l*. (). ijux P ‘ Tnrdl"kKn' HlV^Um' City. M •‘K T n u m b e r of In$60. AND UP 112 South Jhirk Avc. Phono 032-W. Ily Owner F wo J,%r rate schedule boWo offer for immediate wile — . Have phone, lights anti water. Five room Spanish bungalow, $50 Fn*. j rate* are f ° J tin- following unerT'eara. Many* of 11— M iscellan eo u s per month. Nix room bungalow. $05 Thrasher ami Gurnet. t e r s e r ,'o n . No ml these ears ore worth fa r more per month. Will trade for any­ r/of l«» ,,mn 30°* than we ask. Some have been re­ VITKALTIVI* mums to. rent im thing as first payment, Lw i c T RATES will be stores or offices »f Park Ave painted nnd nil are In good mc- FOR SA LE—Well established pay­ U T. BRYAN F B «(Vwtue»t. and c h a r g e * “K “ Imtes.l of the word ehanicnl condition. W. M Phone 5-111, IK! 1-2 Magnolia Avc, ing holies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ end Commercial Street. Willys-Knight 00-4 Pass. Road­ ness cause fr.r selling out. Phone Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op f c l o n s ’l-: AllS. Will bo re ster. posite Court House. ’I— W an ted R e a l E s t a t e nauoaa and collector ; (u, pair paym ent. Overland six, Sedan. orders are payCleveland Six 2 Door Sedan. WANTED: 10 acre celery farm IS— Wanted To Rent L‘ 5 ® or publication. Essex Six Coach. Price must he right. L. T. Bryan ln , inti It: Cony recelvThe stove sale Is now on my en Studehaker Big Six Touring. phone 542 or call nt 113 1-2 Mag «S^l5r*id l,ftlco Uam :0°e tire stock nt cost. D. W. Short Me WANT TO RENT— vacant lot nolia Avenue.. Dodge Coupe. Tl>» * * „,1i1iii hed t l,’y he n subject to sale, to bp used to build Linder Arcade. 1920 Ford Touring. poster advertising board or bulle­ 1921! Ford Ton Truck, Enclosed W ILL BUY tins. Write Barker Porter Adv. Cali and Stake Body. Co. Geo. A. linker. Box 742, Or­ House nnd Lot or Vacant Lot TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good Overland 1 Cylinder Sedans nnd .Must be between 4lh & 13th, Laurel condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ lando, Fla. Tourings. and Sanford Ave. W ILL PAY son Larkin, Inc. McLnnder Arvada, Terms to responsible people. CASH. No attention paid to replies 19— H ouses F o r S u it Phone 880. SANFORD OVERLAND CD. that do not describe property fully Park and Commercial Sts. or P FOR SA L E — At (.rent aocrifico nml state lowest possible spot rash Wanted mv thirty-three hundred dollar price. If any mortgages, state what equity in newly nnd well furnished and when due, and if can be paid ' UNIFICATION INDF.JC: Tho ;.|n» GsMlllcatlon* am bungalow on extra lurge lot. On immediately. Address, Northcner, MODEL TRIM CO. IrUiH and numbered for one of best streets in city. Your Box 41 Herald Office. We trim the car, not the owner. iferenee. They a re matlePhone 817 for estimates ,r J!h»iirslly nnd numert T*e ad* under each bead1*. TV. RADFORD CHILDREN’S — Sewing wanted r» also made-up alphabetMrs. Higgs. Phone 820-J. WANTED FARM BARGAIN 5IFIBP RATE SCIIRDULK SEMINOLE HUDSON- E SSE X “ F IV E ROOM BUNG ALOW :Locat minwliix schedule telte Ul— Rooms With Hoard in or 15 acre celery farm INC |ed on corner in Sanford Heights. of *«K solid ads from 203 Oak Avc. —! 1-argc rooms, well constructed, rf. to 3C words for one to equipped, nnd with good ™;,f,ns. Wtwn centered Phone 41 a * plenty of windows, Inrgo porches, are ordered, each line will >'• complete bath room with shower. noted as « words. small home. Have $2000 ni 1 Electric range and water heater , word rate o i m U o s t o e a r h 4— Business Service n. Two bed rooms, large living room, ton for example lb words cash for first payment if ; insertions a t lo a word |etc. Owner lives out of the city ■ 1J times !<5 or IS.90; ads ~ and is willing to sell nt less than “ WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS” inln* less <hsn IB words ha la nee van be paid $1000 I I — Rooms Without Board present value. $100 cash mid $75 nnied as 10 words. > Absolutely Clean. monthly will buy tho property. Phone Orlando 9053 or drep us a yearly, Call at our office “ Box 73, care The Herald. card. All Hugs called for and de­ ROOMS,— With or without mealt livered. Russ Mattress Co. 1122 Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. PARK AVENUE R ESID EN C E:— Church St. Orlando. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN within easy walking distnnee of L6— Apartment For Rent TH E SEMINOLE PU1NTERY the heart oif Sanford. An attractive Ilealty Co. ANSCO CAMERAS house on large lot. Double garage I.AKE MARY— Lodge on Crys­ two bed rooms, living room, kitch­ AND SU PP LIES tal |jtke. Two furnished apart­ en nnd dining room. Complete Masonic Temple 601 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley Pro,* ments. Summer rate only, $15 hath roam including shower bath. Also single rooms, Rain water tank, house is partly B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher monthly. headquarters for Collegiate large grounds. Convenient! loca­ furnished. Price $5509. Only $250 tion. Broad piazzas. Constant cash required. Box 431 care The Clothes. 110 F irst Street. breezes. It. Black, Igike Mary Post Sanford Herald. BUD.DING BLOCKS — Irrigation Office. boxes anrl general cement work SMALL COTTAGk on rear of FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— for lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ la first section, will sell for $2,000 Miracle Concrete Co. J . E. Tcr- FURNISHED — apartment rent. 1101 Elm Ave. Corner 11 th able place to live while building u on terms of $25 cnslt and $10 willeger, Prop. Street. larger home on the front of tho monthly. Address Box 101 earn lot. Owner is in tired of a little The Herald. LANKY, S DRUG STO RE—Pre­ FOR RENT — New completely cash nnd will sacrifice the pin;" j scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are furnished garage apartmentr.s near you as your phone. Call 103 1201 Magnolia Ave. Phono 366-J. nt less than its real value. $50 cash j $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will and $50 monthly buys it. Box N .' bur well located lot on Laurel • J Avenue. This property is close in THINK— If you are thinking of ONE NICELY — furnished apart care Herald. nnd is surrounded with good look­ I building, why pay the Architects meat, all modern conveniences 20— Farms Fur Sale ing homes. A fine site for a |several hundred dollars for plans,1Photic 207. home, ltox A. B. C. care Herald. when you can get the name free, mounrements and keep your money in your poric TWO NEW furnished apartments, 1 ct . For further Information see 1 2 rooms, private hath, $25 and B E ST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — north of Hughey Street. Will sell ,NENT WAVING — $10 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS, AL LAND for less than cost if taken »t once. 16. Marcelling by our ex- j V. C. Colter, Prop. Buihling Con- $10 monthly. Corner Sanford t In The State Of Florida Easy terms. Address S. It. S. tralnr. Blue Bird Beauty ! tractor. General Shop & Mill Work Geneva Ave. Plume 246-W. In the flowing well diet ri -t near Phono 34'J-J. and House Painting, 115 N. FURN ISH ED apartment for rent Sanford, with clay subsoil. On Care The Sanford Herald. French Ave. Phono 235-J. first floor. 611 Myrtle Ave. the highway and one milu from PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju st sou,h It. R. station. it And Found of Thirteenth Street, facing .east, LUM BER and complete line of FURN ISHED—. Apartment, up­ Already cleared, Perfect can be hung lit for $2,750 on any building material. I.ow prices, stairs, with screened porch; garage. drainage. reasunaIde terms. This is an ex­ —Pair of tortoise shell Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good 911 Park Ave. Inquire 907 Paik Virgin soil o f unsurpassed fer­ cellent location for a Duplex and Ave. Bf»i glasses. Return to K. J . Grades Come From " Maplo tility, will grow anything. Apartment House. Box 100 cate 113 First Nulional Bunk Sixth. Phone 7 9 7 . -------------------------------------------------1,000 Acres in units of 5 nerc-s, The Sanford Herald, -----------------:------------------------------- J FOR KENT— Apartment and bed- ns many ns you want. Phonograph Repairing room. 320 Onk Ave. Call 746-J. AT A PRICE SO I.OW IT W ILL FOR SA LE—Two lota in Oak Hill Piano Tuning ------------------------------------------------"Make Your Head Swim" and two lots in Iluenn Vista $050 lomohilcs ny expertH with 17 year* x\VC rooms, kitchenette nnd bath; Home Seekers, Here Is Your each, cash payment midterms to exoerlence. beautiful outlook; nil improvoChance suit purchaser. Box x/. euro IlarSanford Music Store meats; attractively furnished; It May Never Come Again nld. ION COACH —for sale, A-l and Gift Shoppe moderate rent bv week. Young's If you can make a small rash ition, new duco finistt. Room 10 & 11 McLnnder Arcnde. Apartments, office 200 N. Purk payment nnd finance your first 2.5— E x c h a n g e Iand spare tire. It will pay Phono 832. Avo. crop, it will easily pay for the I look it over. Seminole Tire land. FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SA KE W ILL— Exchange equity in French ill W. First St. If you nro looking for n '‘Snap’’ Avenue lot, near new high school TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD­ THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart ment. Apply Herald Office. Here It Is JU STM EN TS. DR. % E. MACbuilding, for used Ford, Chovolet See Mo At Once DOUGAL, 1ST NAT'L BANK BOOST SANFOIU) or Dodge. What have you. Reply FURN ISH ED— flat to rent, 130! W. M. YOUNG 1HE New Sanford Booster BLDG. PHONE 482-J . Box 750 enre Herald. Park Ave. Cun he seen between 10 Bargains ln Real Estate displaying bunch of celery A. M. and 7 P. M. Turk Avc. and Commercial St, ach. Studehaker Agency CONCRETE In every shape and 2fi— Miscellaneous For Sale form, blocks, tilo roofing, orna­ NEWLY — furnished apart ment 1 p»n Oarage Co. mentals, etc. Sanford Cement I*rodCHRYSLER uds Company, Fifth nnd Maple for rent, on ParkiAvp. Three E HAVE —Three improved cover foi lilocks from First St. Summer J. FULLER MOTOR CO Sts, Phone 112-W. _________ Celery Farms, will trade for F irst floor rates. I). I.. Thrasher. l Avc. at 10th St. Phone 692 wn, nothing hut values considCLARENCE SMITH ctl. Baldwin & Brown, Phone 88 TWO FIVE-A C RE — gruv 16— Houses For Rent General Contractor DODGE five years old, one seven « cam and Grnbam Trucks 000 West F irst Street hard rand. Easy terms. 21— Acreage For Sale md Kit!i St, Phone 3. FIV E ROOM HOUSE— In 1000 at Phone 441 Jacobs, Chutuotn. block west F irst Street. Fur­ 4- COWAN CO., Auto CLEANING. PRESSIN G, DYING nished completely. Large yard SAXAPHONJ5— For sale, C. mel­ li»tor and shed metal works —“ We do it B etter," Try us. Key- and garden. I .urge Front porch. NOW IS T1IK TIME ody nearly new, with cose jtnd ornamental sheet metal ul Cleaners untl Dyers, J . C. Jack Screened back porch. Hot water TO BUY THAT FARM Cheap. Seminole Tire Shop, 411 W Every modern conveni­ i**l. '1C-W. 207 French Ave. son, 505 E rs t Second St., Phone heater. ANI) STA R T SOMETHING First St. ence. Owner moving to country Wc arc oil going back to tho home. Flowers and fruit trees. fnrm where real values win ul•ANKOIlll HUICK TO KALE— Brabham pens $2.00 HADDOCK STEAM PR ESSER Y Flowing well on property. Address wnys prevail. Ju st now is tin* time FOR 212 Magnolia Ave. bushel, Iron $2.00, genuine 1-too The Sanford Herald. —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. box i m to move n few miles from Sanford Tnn Beans $3.01). All bright, .05 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone and start that chicken farm n rJ sound. Affndavit from Agricul­ FIV E ROOM — modern house in raise vegetables for the homo mar­ tural Agent with every shipment. I HUPS—MARMONR 146-J. Loch Arltor, all conveniences: ket. Ju st such a place can he had W .*L. Clark, Johnston S. G. Panford Automobile <" [Unolia Avc. I’h< METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev­ garage. G. S. Witrocr. P. O. Box on the Sanford-Oriapdo road about tlireo miles from Sunford in tho i x t i i i : r u n i i t ( o i i i t o r nf . i i erlasting. Metal shingles; i .n ui . i : c o l m t v . r i . o i i m t . i> high and healthy oak ami pine fjjjvKTT AND T a IG standing scam tin and galvanized « II AM MIO FURNISHED — five room house section good for citrus fruits, good W U.S GARAGE roofs. See Jam es II, Cowan. Oa>; N d T ie r: o f m a r t k i p s h a i.k . for rent. Phone 805-W. for poultry and good for all kinds Sanford Dealer N. It <IA It N Kit eml I*. I! A VA 111 > nve. and Third St. Phone 111. of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh KM I T I t.- i ■mnj.liihiniil F. Dt St. pi. . VKFOR RENT*— Small bungalow on M ATRESSES* properly renovated and dry location for a home and r . j . M A ltK ii\ i.i; j i ; a n n. m a i i Magnolia Avenue, Unfurnished. I" four acres in niuck for vegetables one day service in San F v u l c a n iz in g W< HIIAl.l,. Ill' t'lfe. S. M. IIAI'M KL desirable residential section nnd o/ bulbs— it will raise anything Sanford Matrcss Factory, noil KA PVII IIAFMKL. Ills wife. AM* GOODYEAR T CI.A ItC Nt'i: KM.IIKIIHTF.IN. mnl within easy walking distance of the —the man who wants to work can 402-M. • V; I* Batteries, HLYVIA N. HII.IIKIIHTKIN. hln from this business district. $30 monthly. I*. make a good living distributors ('handled wife, noil F lt lJ ir NKlVMAN, i n W1GHT-CHR1SKNBEKRY PRINT place. If vou are interested add O. Box 431. Sanford. onmnrrleil man. Uefeoilnnis( onnnerci.nl Avenue NOTIt'l' In lierehy given Ihnl imress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. SHOP — Printing, Engraving, mill hy virtue of n I'ecree of terms rter FOR RENT— Furnished 5 room Any reasonable offer nnd Enibotiifing. Sen tis first. We do Fornelosuro noil Sole enlereil to the IORDSON house to couple -during Junc- will be considered after you have nlmve eiiiltleil ruune. on ihe lllh :i. Phone 417-W. R. It. Avenueseen tho property. tiny of .Mereli, A. I*. IStT, 7, ns July and August- Phono 851-W. Commercial Street. By William OUT OUR WAY 1 'I'm u V Y Iv tP b Y / P R E G S ITM SX POSE VNOULDt ' HlCKE*/, MEv/‘? l o o v y ia v jf u l VflKl S ’OM MOVE c u r e ’ C o R L W .J TW C A M E R A A CO'WGlRU^ W H ILE r T s LOOW'lUG FOR *TAKtbi’*—V uH K w ovj — T * rC O W S ' ** 7 < j'*r MORE lH / rfH P iltH E R ? / f E.B -H tE-AAH -W AAH V ^s h e h a d Th r e e > VJOVM 1 tYkJCSW \aihuT \WAWtM OwTH H 09SCoTE. ME AV4<» — 1 EF AMMB o O V H EARO H E R C A LL A iv LOOKS A T 1H E M h a sf B l o a t e d B o R R o ' \P itchers op stoe c a r e ■— e o T h e ' w a s u * OOWKl -IfAEH't-L LOOVYikl’ F E R Kio COVMS,, TU iubf r T s a H O SS P o U -tk i j JtK ir m o r e HAW* . 'That' phchef ? smoulo . OU A H»LL • / \ 6 E TrTlED '-COW G lR U "'\LOOVYihl F E R A C A F F '-J _ L T E R tA y 8 M r"- J APAGor MT 'V.n i-to pop ccku vo ccnoiNfc: ;* TJWf IT’S Trie T h a n k s - m r . van SU LK ^T/LL TAKE ITKOMC SO LUCH CAM TKV <T, TOO “• THE, WAY, IT'S At MOST fWx>N L E T 'S MAMG LUNCH IbUCTITR GOSH— r. WISH IlLNRT V f o w . h HUKRT BOCK I tlo h \ LUNCH —•X'M ALMOST___ JJfriRVjNG —— _____ ___ V4 e S ! T hV DtCvOMG> \ Vm i *TH "Th i s E M E B JbH O T ) B u £ > tu u s ^ ! MovdG »T t,V 1 1 1' *1 C O M E. IF WOO G O T H O o F? E'-fELG S H O T H O U S T E P IM T H r ig h t P l a c e e v e > T iM E HUH ? W V- \ 1.kV'Y-^ ,- s.h :i f g r ir i N -— 1 t y r Notice Is liereliy given that tho New Grocery Store Is Opened For Trade The Seminole .Grocery nnd Meat Market, a new ’business house in Mutiford, is now open ut the corner of Fourth Street and Sanford Avenue and a strong bid for a pop­ ular trade Is to be mnde by the rotate belonging lo the ooltl IJIU). owners. tV, K M lillT. J i t . and C.I.IX A I I K T I t K N H I I I T . m i n o r s , nnd s i t ­ The grocery department is under u a t e in K e m ln o la C o u n t y . F l o r i d a the management of A. O. Sawyer to w i t : uml Vaughn Brothers are to hava l.o l I 'll I re n tin) o f l l l o r k Hit charge of the meats. All of thoM III) of th o S u b d iv i s i o n k n o w n connected with the enterpriM are a s R a n L a t it a u c c o r d l p g t o plot saiti to bo experienced grocery t h e r e o f of re c o r d in t h e I’ uhmen and meat dealers. llc l l c c n r d s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . Popular prices on the enttr* F l o r i d a , In tMut Hook 3, l ‘ ugo stock of goods are to prevail, tha management has announced. lv t lilo n for subl uutborlty to-lne on file In salil t'ourt. i l l , a A. It. K N IO IIT . As liunrtlluti of the ptiriuin H DF. LAND—Building permits Is­ ami ettlale* of tlrti. \V. K n igh t sued hero tiuring February totaled Ur. niol Kllzuheth Knight, 1107,260. Minors. WtLKON K IIOVf.F. iiou 'WHAT'S THIS' ropcew.' 1 - 1 w **»rx A ^T i iM i lm l K i i r i l, I’SI.HA II. K n l a h t , n* l it i u i i t ln a o f th e pe rs o n s amt •L •■It.-H o f m : o . \V. K N I O I I T , Jit. mill K I . I Z A U K T I I K N I O I I T , m i n o r c h i ld r e n o f O I M . \V. K N I O I I T . d e ­ c e a s e d . w i ll a p p l y to the H onora i d e J a n . O. Hharon. C o u n t y .ludw" o f K em lnu lc C o u n t y , Klorldn a t i c . j o 'c lo c k ( I O : 0 «> A. M. oil t h e m i l iluy " f M ay. 1S I 7. a t his o f f i c e In ilia C o u rt ( l o u s e a t K anfnrd, S e m i ­ nole C o u n t y , i-'lnrlda, f o r a u t h o r i t y l o sell l lo> f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d rent NELL, tC L EG — (1C fflV. J EoGR-f HIT, AMO I. CAM T 8AWU HIM OOP 015 BIT'LL * QGT W ti'B TO M Y LDACWITH VAN SLCCK / X GOT SO HUNGRY WAlfUvG TOR- YOU TD Gt r SACK, tiCAiKV — 1 x a t c T iu a bag o r CORM Z'Lls GUN V YOU ANfriHCR SACK.1 m e r M O M EN TS VNED LIKE “Tb Liv/E. O V ER "F O L L E .R -Tf \ L E A D E R ” By Taylor The Bunk USTOROPt'r.n IMTo Tv-IE. P A M O R A M A u a u. >. ext. arr. Rfl URVIff Mb’ Hotn* by Sts - - /tom Jackmtmllt! tlliim r y a for rrllllu n e r. I'utllUluil: April i. mnl Utli. 15. SI, IS, May GOI NG N O R T H t MMIM.U ■alttatara • l) * .H PhUM ia»kU'IM .M jS t o i t m m t n . i M t M Stewart Announces Low Flower Prices For the first time in his busi­ ness history, Stew art, the Florist bus annonced a big reduction on his Easter flowers in anticipation of one of the best .seasons he has «-vcr enjoyed in Sanford. “Tho large supply of cut flowers on hand does not und will not meet the expected demand, hut in order to play fair with llu* pub lie wo have decided to pay," Mr. Stewart snid today. The store o f the florist located in the M cljuulcr Arcade Building he* l*een profusely decorated with flowers of uiuny kinds fur tho Lus­ ter trade. • M M 1 Marc bants I f M lnersT rana.C *. r w S M L B o h . /•*.«, w<i* Jw liw ifc PO U TA U M IMIOMHilCAl'tIK (TM.lMlilA And Kt'cordft 1’ K l’l.Kl.KS $1.75 Strings For AH Instrument! lllCYCI.fi T IR ES $1.75 F. \\ HINES 1113 Sunford Ave, C lu in g 4 6 1 - J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 15, 1927 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 15, 1927. 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" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 15, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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/010325681f3a61b7c974ba6c614cb0ae.pdf 23602d35b7de68e3a29661bc4adc4a33 PDF Text Text PARTLY cloudy. possibly rain in northwest portion tonight or SonHay; extreme northwest l lnryla, • j rain tonight; Sunday partly cloudy/' , WSPAPKK IlnrldaH Heart driest Vegetable ifui Harden Land Leased W ire In lc r n u lin iu l N> s S e rv ice Pit!mnn Loses Move To Delay Execution Cjng M ississippi Eses Main Levees Begin Crumbling EXPLOSION RILLS b £ o f K ljH fiftT AND HURTS p i.- fla"^er'SCORE OF OTHERS S itu a tio n H a s llfi F i l l i p r i v e llricli Huilillngs A r c lon/jc F l o o d e d W r e c k e d In jly stcrio n “ “ - Hlasl In Chicago Today: L c liik c B r e a k s Four I’tTMins Are Missing fo n d H u n d r e d s . CHICAGO. Apr. l'i (IN S)* I • i . w Q «1f o f v ' eight person* are known to have ling 1 0 1 O a i t - l j ; i^eon killed and morn Ilian u more ! wore Injured in a tnystrlous explo­ IIIS. TCjllh, r in ’. 1 G— *ion which wrecked five building* L (Jell'.Tal Li portions* nf six Ljatc.r. with possible L of life, loomed to­ p i levees holding the [Mississippi River’s flood ‘in history beUltl'm? it 'fore the current. Organization Will Meet On Tuesday Night Tp Make Plans To Combat efforts To Defeat Proposed Act Varimis Pactions In Nation­ alist Increase Activities Against Kadi Other With A Hig Loss Of L ife Reported i rap in Ih • lovco before Lil efforts to repair the i».i*i ,1 . sd. I rein h RH man through field n; a house v. a i swept b ? o f water eantc nahlng through the leervns could lie -ecn flrckill* for Huir lives. [S. S. Knt’kakee, moored I kvo- of ih hr* ill. low. I.V«i,i : atal t cm d many |rr>ai Icing ih wned, huvpi'pttl l,y thv floods. tall.RANS. April. 1<$— Re loser Mississippi valIppaml for the greatest li» kiitory. lathi) rainfall during the •J tn the danger* of a ■•rg Mi' i •ippi, and nr a Icori* n f: 11. t - in th" lowi of the i it \ were flooded, u fivr im lies of ruin w Orleans yeslerdny. ptn* « i ■ i xpeeted In I today owing to the fresh k Mii.i sippi River, Execution Dates Are Set For 2 Negroes SUPREME C OUR T DECISION KNOCKS CANAL MEASURE i^n. J * ‘"••did by Cur roll’s I'M!,, ,whl u llt‘ was in .i ,p. ’ 1 " * t* . actording to Kai Shek’s Troops Be Political T o n g u e s Wa g As McAdoo, John Munn. negro, *!te«l Judge John Jonas, of Orlando, morning at - «',’clock in the bernuld-Laughton 1Ilospital from tn- former slate* attorney for Orange juries received Thursday ufHw- County and a prominent lawyer _rk In which he for many yenin. was seriously in­ noon when a true] u pus­ jured on the Orlundo road SOU til was riding was struck <--• h’s by Siding, on of OindcrvIRo Friday ufternoon -eager train at Sm the west side of tli city. A com- when the automobile in which he punivn of Mann's Sum London, was driving i* said to have colluiwas instantly killed when the od with nnothcr machine and track wa* demolished. , , turned over, . »t f l n t “.‘ I Ttie uccidcnt occurred south oi Mann would rerover a* he In .1 the turn at GindarviUe and was hi* own throughout the day • • declared by witne**es to hue been J5-. Ii.st night he grow worse unavoidable. Both machines were and died shortly uft.' r /‘ .'^ T h c badly dnmugod. Judge Jones received severe The bodv wa* turned ovei to me Mohvly Undertaking CoHipany and cut* and bruises ubuut the hood burial service* ore to ho conduct­ nnd wus rushed to FernaldUuighton Hospital, where his in­ ed Sunday. ,,______ jures were treated. He remained tho hospitet Inst night und thi* Demented Man Kills ut morning, and this afternoon ho re­ Fattier And 3 Others turned to hi* home in Qrlundo. NEW PORT, Ark., Apr. 1C— Gray Collapses When ( IN S)— A telephone call was reRemoved From Jail f'i'ivcd her. this afternoon asking for officer* ut Ilrndford. Ark. it wa* reported a man bn* NEW YORK. Apr. 16—IN S )— I. - mlcd. IH M W, — Henry Judd Gray, who goes on i“ . .rid .WO brother,. The m "n* trial with Mrs. Ruth Snyder for the alleged murder of th* lutterr. husband next Monday’, collapsed todr.v whUe being taken from hi* cell In tho Queen* county Jail for fur­ periods of semi-coii- h „H himself on u ITill in a tiny ther examination hy nlienUts who Cnrredl eullcd the name* *rv seeking to dricrnitic h'» nnd "Jim " frequently, ver his ItroHjcr *»id- to tho tense situation which exists. The Cincinnati returned the fire of the ChineM forts with a broad aide and silenced the Chinese gum . As far n.s reports Indicate than were no cas ualies on the American vowel. ' .’ ‘ , ’ Tiic attack today on the Cincin nnti, following nn nttack yesterday which caused the U. S. destroyer Ford to open fire on Nanking, lul­ led to the opinion here that Nan t'Kinnon And Trotter Deny Clay Courts Wi l l Re [Huilt ()n Site T o Il;c Selected; Rig Event, Scheduled For Mayor Denies Commission May 4, lias Recti Cancelled; It n s lteen Delaying Work Auto Dealers List Frizes " a l prehension lias been aroused ( it Tsingtao by a search of all veaa Is which resulted ill the arrest > uinnv Chineso and foreign gun srkin (’. (iavrett walked '* state penitentiary to•m man ofter serving a 'krm fur hi< p:iri in killKt»aiii 1vc*ter Pierce, krgy r i;, ut Ciiuihcrlanu *• Ilk brother, Robert !t. fertner ct rk of Cum­ " ft, wi. |.u ti, ipitli'd ill *r ant drew five year*, jjwstd in November. ■hag glow nut of a pollt*n ttliiih the clergymnn » »Kain>t the Uurrett*. £ * York theatrical prof d here eiiroute . ;“ '1 in Atlanta #lu* “ '*uv f " r perui °f Ids famous Kirty." thinks he is in Attack Is Blamed Upon Nationalists A Hireling of the I Mink N\i»!t«*:i Longue has he a cullcil for next Tuesday night at the courthouse where a program will he launched that in expected t<> ronibnt the or­ ganization efforts «>r eonttuercial fisherman I" defeat tie proposed nnli-eeining hill which the Longue has asked to have .introduced lit the prc.selit session of the leginlatire, according t<> an atinounccmcnt made today hy officials nf the Lea­ gue. In commenting <>n the results of yesterday’s action by the Chamber of Cmanierec. S. It. Dighlon, kecre­ in ry of the l.eagiie, today staled that it seemed evident Hint the op­ ponents of the hill were out to de­ feat it with all the power they It Ends Prison Piter Tor Murder ' 8, C.. Apr. Dt | “•r.nuTgHig periodically * bulc °f "physic cornu*’ “ env-lored him for 73 , 1 'arroll was an the, rwovery today. Id. physl- -»«*]« hi*. \ |,ord Representing F ish er­ men’s In terests. Avers Referendum Is Necessary nenl and ordering the nriv.-l oi i. Michael Ilomdin and other avowed v Comunmi ts in 11 inkow. Nationalist newepap r:. here t o - 1 f lay announced that no conference |c <v!is held in Nanking yesterday, i These newspapers state that the " conference was postponed from e yesterday until .Monday i.n nceounl 1 •if Che non-arrival of many of life i conferees from Hankow. Report. I stated that many Communists ate u refining to go to Nanking for the •onfi fence with the Centrists, fear- I ng personal danger. It in reported i that the Communists are arranging f i conference to he held at Hankow I *u discuss the future of the Nation- ji ulisl party and to attempt an « agreement with Hu* Centrists. Unconfirmed report* huvo been ' received here that Hankow lias or- ,1 lerecl the dismissal of Chiang kai 1 <hek as- military lendir, but there t< -cni.rts lurvr not hern home out. |, The situation at V.Tthn is again ,-i ease. Nationalist soldiers cun- i inuc to arrive there. They have occupied the American hospital, dnnt i f the Tobacco Products ( ormention and other foreign propnriei despite protest.* from the , ,,o uls. Otilhreuka of rioting aru feared. . . The United Staton ioiimi I at •Moral* has asked that a destroyer „. . cot there. Agitators are n et-; ve and the consul fears outbreak". Five hundred Chinese, described ‘‘Nationalist gunmen.’’ have nr•ived at Tsingato to prepare the vay for occupation by NuHotmlist j rj River frota I lick plan, the current had ripped > agjat:.* 1 '"k Ipersons dead in the wnlm r homes. nl was two miles up tho American.Grunboat Re­ turns EnemiesVFiiv And Silences Guns With No Casualties Opijonents Of Bill Scored By Diglilon Pc ice Parleys Arc Delayed To Monday Judgment 0 f Circuit Court I s Revised 1 n I*nvor O f Seminole County As Plain­ tiff In L o c n l Litigation ! ;~lay in tin* break of Itvcc at the dragline six hr Donum. Mo„ which r flaring through I To,000 [>!i* >utiri" rich :«t funnhk“l away a house and [irtdi nf per ms fleeing N U M BER 2U Mcmlwr Audit Hureau Of Circulations SANFORD.»PUWUDX SATURDAY, APRIL1 10» Tho city is to begin Immediately Denials were voiced1 today by . \V. M. McKinnon, chairman of the Re­ upon tho construction of two clay tail Merchants Committee and L. tonal* courts, material for which .1 Trotter, secretary of the Cham­ has already been ordered, according ber of Commerce, of rumors pre­ to a statement made today by May­ valent ill the city to tho effect or Forrest Lake, who denied that that the "T h rift Day” sales, sche­ tho C'onimiwSon had unnecessarily duled for May I. had boon cun- delayed notion upon the construct­ ion of rourta. . . cel) (4b . , "Wo now have enough iimtIt hoi not yet bee.*i dicttad •vhcre, chnntn in line to make the event a the first two court* willnc located. "ttcccBcful one nnd our plans are Mayor I.oko said, but it I* expected going through as originally con­ that on© of two sites will bo select­ templated,’’ Mr. Trotter said to u ed in the immediate future. A site i cprosontotivo of Tlie Herald, in nr tin* waterworks and another At a meeting of tho merchant* near the Hotel Forrest l-nke Are i.ext Monday, many detail* of the Ih mg considered, 'The MoVoij *111 arrangements are to he settled. no'jneed. Many plans have already be. n While the tennis court prohlem worked out and are reported to bo ha* been tinder advertlwmiont for proving successful. hoinn time, Mayor Iaikc declared to­ This tnerning Mr. Trotter gave day that there lmd been no tUlny out a list of prize award* to be after the city had thoroughly stud­ Hindu by various automobile deal- ied (lie matter. "W o want to give eis nnd service station*. Tim the very best court* possible nnd feature of Hie day 1* expected to get them a* eoon a* economically lie u popular cue. Tho list fol­ practical", he said this morning. lows: , . , "1 suppose the '■qawk*’ will be Driving light for ( hevrelot satisfied when they know that we with tallest man driving, Wltlte- have ordered the materials”, he Hiehloyman Inc. added. Monogram lork-bur fur Hudson or I'll sex with eldest Inon in ear, Fayroll Bandits Gel Soininolo lludson-Kssex Co. Complete diteh ligiit for Dodge $15,853 In 3 Holdups with greatest mileage on speedom­ eter. Miller <). I’hllllp* Ine. CHICAGO, Apr. Hi—(IN S )—An Klaxon horn for Ktudehnker with youngest iiasacnccr, Son Juan orgy of payroll banditry swept Chi* ciigo today', tho losses from throe separate robberies totaling flD,S53. Two armed gunmen were believi'd responsible for two of the rob­ beries. Firat they hold up a publinhlng company messenger nnd es­ caped with $0,000. Shortly after Albert Cogut, building and lonn association treas­ urer, was relieved of $5,853 in rul''J and check*. Four bandits held up a ticket manufacturing cornnanv. securing the $ 1,000 payroll. MCINNIH IS HUSPENDKII WASHINGTON. Apr. 10—(IN S) —There w»* eonsidcrultle wuggiag of political tongue* in Washington toduy over the fact that Win. li. MeAdoo elected to spend Funtor in tho capitol, and that Senator Jam es A. Reed of Missouri, did likewise. The tongue-wagging Mil* due to report* circulated in Dcmorrntur Ire la* that McAduo wa* inclined to favor the Missouri Senator ns e compromiso candidate next year. McAdoo has hnd confer. iuc* wttli several Democratic leaders since ...A his HSIKMI arrival liere. . . .. ,| Senator King (D ) of Utah, who supported McAdoo three year* ago suid ho did not believe the ex-sec­ rotary retary planned to be und uctivc* ••• • next j* — —% C Concerning candidate’ yen/. -. reports McAdoo would favor report* that t Ree<L Seiiutor M King said __« he underr p * ysumyi ?+rw m ___— a -*— .would maiiLI ‘prefer for Roed Kri*' stood"i «• McAdoo toSmiuV,’ but Msaa thut was lllls all. .. ’ McAdoo declined to discuss poll- | tic* with new.iMipcr men. Plans Made Fur Gala Occasion When Baseball Season Opens Here Friday Commodity Markets Closed For Easter NEW YORK. Apr. lfl-'U N K )— With exception of the Now York Produce Exchange and tho (.Iiicaga Dourd of Trade, the commodity market* remained closed today due to the Easter Holiday. Huslnesa wa* resumed on the New i ork Stock' Exchange and the curb i markot. The bank* were open a* ; usual, and tho clearing house, but ■ tram actions foreign exchange were iip-i’.ui to tuna11 volam F IR E D ESTRO YS BLOCK MARBLE FALLB, Tex __(IN S )— An entire* bm« city was destroyed by fk today. Ten stores a M oK in g j v.ure burned nnd Ion tirr.xted at $”50,000. ig game brands are to forbid any other in Sun- than tho champs to play' on the di ii set ut atnotid »t Muniripnl Field until un un- after the opening game. Tills act snd of* ion wa* takon t«j Insure the uld only grounds being In tb*- host possilx. , shape for Hmj game. Mr. Palmer to pitch stated. received "W e do not with to keep aroa.f Orltui- teni tram* from wxiog Hie fi« 'l ude thi* except unUI the o|*mnir Jtam** ? >rganizu- The pow dirt on the diaincnd i* in S prenUiied rival of csivful attcnUou ond Hr „f the u*c of by soreral or^anisaH «'i liou, that w.ich <1mv 1* making »l a dun*u«t tho local task," Mr. Palnvr and. ktumsute Plans for Uio game MonAav wut i near m i Florida ate vcort'©*rlntri sMi*fact :tctvdaniT I «cily*, neeimUiig to “ P«n> Wnllar<, be. 1seerttay of Hw local club, w..parade 1 itat«d yesterday that a lurga ‘ ,, gain e.lof fan* had mAdc known ihc’r dc *r the d l-lsife to attend. • tcin, U ♦«{ Hui.dtvd- of *todieUt* and OlSUI!trict for I ni of Uuj sU tc vnivorTily are ex thi n p ro -. v*wt©d ti» be on t'»‘>d rrovisiot''its music for entertaining tbo out yr U»" tv • /■ " ' m m - »*•* - ■ • 4 �TH E SANFORD HERALD, FR ID A Y . APRIL 15, 1927 \GE EIGHT EMOCRATS O F Filmdom Gossip NDI ANA SEEK From Hollywood 18 CONVENTION Takes to Air Indiana’s Prettiest Blond-Bi u u ia o a i i u a , u ti., /\pr. la— The very smarts*! thing along j Hollywood boulevard these days is j the ugly little "Scotty," or Scotch1 terrier, and all of better known! V 1 X -- - names of the film colony hnvc one INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Apr. 14. or more, usually three. PFCK Percy Martmmt may he seen al­ INDIANAPOLIS, ln‘d.7 Apr. 15 most any day walking down the the politically doubtful state, are n n doubtful state themselves boulevard with three of the dug"*' these days. For they are embar- irt leash. They walk one after the I assed by two nntionnl ambition* other in what the hoys call ‘‘China- j that threaten to cross each other. man style." Tom Mix, never a man I These aspirations are to hold for commonplace fad* ha* a whole of the i|oy». the 1B2H national convention in In* kennel The dogs very smart socially , itliannpolis nnd to induce that gn- noil mentallyareand one diiVctor hn* ' O-rthig . i<> nixniiiutu Evans Wool­ , len,.president of the largest hank, 11 nim><t his “Scotty" to fetch anil I ... iiu Moostei* Capital for the carry his canvas backed nrm chair n* well ns his megaphone, without oreiidcncy. a director Is quite mild. Hackers of Woollen nre fearful which It Is said of the “Scottfes" that about pushing the boom national­ they can kill a police dog by wor­ ly because, since the tumultous rying it to death. lit Scotland oemonstrntions for Al Smith at •these dogs arc Aberdeen terrier* the 1024 convention in New York, jvjtrty lenders nre shying away j and were bred ns badger hunters, squat. from the national gutherlng in th.> <being long and 1......... • homo city of a candidate. Speaking of dogs there is quite Taggart Interested in filmlnnd. What,has Former United States Senator u mystery of the famous StrongThornns Tnggnit, wily member of become heart? He was the hero o f many the “big three" thnt rules the par- ; film dramas. Numerous dogs ty, is behind both the Wollen nnd have appealed since Stronghcart tne convention movement* nnd 1* I and for a time cue of the standard having hands full. Tnggnrt first jokes of Hollywood was, "W hat must sta^r n come-hiick In poli­ dog are Here am two liiinrcxtlrig testimonials— one blond, nn« you supporting this tics in his own state, for ho bus 11,0 beauty thnt blooms In tho siuto ilu< Wabusli river week ?" suffered a few ogranization re­ InniouH. They are Mis* Helen Service (loft) of (Srccnflf Nobody scents to know whether verse* during recent year*. Mlxs Prances Igmlse Murphy of l.ngaiiKporl. They we nr not Stronghcart Is dead. \ two ot Indiana University's prettiest co-cds. Woollen, u Harvard graduate group of film players were dining has a national reputation ns an in the fashionable Montmnrtc the economist, hut has had little poli­ other evening when th e ' subject tical experience other than an un­ turned to dogs and somebody asked . Sixty Broadcasted successful rare against Senator about Stronghcart. Everybody had Arthur It. Robinson Inst Novem- n different version of his fnte one Permits Are Granted CHICAGO, Apr. 14— ( INS) — declaring he was dead, another Mr*. Anna Walsh Carrington to Opponents of Wollen in Indiana that he was dead nnd a substitute day won n divorce decree nnd .» pro­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 15— sny thnt Tnggnrt is only playing wns masquerading under the name. (IN S—Tho Federal Radio Com­ perty settlement estimated at $100,• the old fuvorllo-son brand of poli­ The only unnminity of opinion mission Inlay issued sixty tem­ 000 from Col. Edward C. Cmring tico with the hopi* of trading dur­ was that after Stronghcart mar­ ton, her millionaire hook puhlishei ing the convention for political ried tho beautiful .Julio he was porary broadcasting license*. Nine of the stations licensed will oper- lujshii ml. prestige. never the dog he used to he. ate on power of 1.000 watts or However, friends of the former over. senutor point out I tint he could Colorful Hollywood hits added n Still inis livensed blinded: have obtained the presidential new t••tit*li of color I<* its social ac­ WMltlt, F. .1. Reynolds, Tampa, nomination fur tIm- lute Senator. tivities. Electric refrigeration de­ Congregational l.ndii* lliiion • Samuel M. Ralston ut the 1021 vices have mVied social dignity to Flu.. 2 ID nuderu. WHOA, Oily Hall, IVim eola, will hold an Easier Sale of Eggs, convention, had Senator Ralston ; tlteir utility. The little pans which 252 meter.:. Raskels nnd Home Made (al.es. not declined to accept the honor i automat Hilly freeze convenient Flu., W.IJili, Fiomnbil .lonrnal, St. because of ill health. Huturduy 2 to f*. In I tuiil |culms of Ice ate filled with distil- Petersburg, Fla., 204 meters, • j led water and a little coloring malWOAM, Electrical Equipment tjuality Shop. usually the kind used by candy Coniputty, Miami, Fla., 2S5 meters. Turpentine Men Are ,|ter, manufacturers. ’ For an orange Asheville, N. <\. GhiunMeeting In Palatka drink the cubes rotm* forth in red herWWNO. of Commerce. 254 meters. or green. WREC, Peabody Hotel. Mem­ PALATKA, Fin., Apr. I l l phis, Tenn., 251 meter*. — Turiwntine oncriilorx fmn WHVA, Lurim and Brother* Heavy Earth Tremors Company, I f sh o es p in ch counties were in araaion hoi Richmond, Vu„ 251 me­ o r firet a c h e day In a monthly meeting of Are Reported In Chile ters. Florida Turpentine Operator WOOD, Chattanooga, Radio Com arattfed and sore soclatioR. SANTIAGO, Chile. Apr. 15— pany, Clmttnnoogn, Tenn., 250 Ju s t shdke W. N. Maddox, Hustings, (IN S )— Heavy curthquukc shocks meter*. chairman of the session, Glny WTAR, Reliance Electric Comwoio felt early today in Santiugo nam, St. Johns, Volusia null and Vulpnriso. Tho tremors last­ ptmv. Norfolk, Vn., 200 meters. ler counties represented. WflST. Georgia School of Teched a minute or more. Many persons were injured, hut ii<lo**v Atlanta, 270 motors. PENSACOLA—501) acres of land no fatalities have been reported, WWL, l,« yol University, New here to lie used n* airdrome. u number of houses were destroy­ Orleans, 275 meter*. LIV E OAK $00,000 new build- |ed.According to reports from ValS h o ts' tog to be erected ut Suwannee High ; pariso the damage there was School. and Tbitet O—dt Ceunteu smaller than in this ctiy. Resi­ dents of Santiago were arouse I from sleep by the quuke and lied into the streots. There wns much excitement among the population. severe on young fruit tree,' of which have been kept i|, Irrigation. The shipping , Hind Tampa, is very promising The truck from the Kverglndej I hipping of henns continued from from tho const district*, t I the northern division; the hulk of ues." I tho crop has been "hipped from inuMt of the ccnttnl counties. Lane. I peanuts. melons, strawberries, citrus fruits, and range* wore ben­ efited by showers—more is need­ ed m, uplands. Oats are poor on uplm !s. Tohucco was improved hv shower?: stands are fair to Kvntts Woolen Is Roomed By Roosters As A Candidate F o r Party’s Nomination Northern Division "Showers fell over much of the irlliwesloin portion of tho divisn, diminishing westward, with i rain of moment in the Suwon* ■o, and tho Apalochicoln River, Ilev-. Corn, Cotton, Cure, poni t tobncco, and truck were im­ -overt by local rains. Central Division "Beneficial r-hmvers nnd locally avv rains improved truck and avy rains Improved truck nnd tins over the east and west-cennl portions of the peninsula; ore rain is needed on uplands, irn is in good condition. W ESTERN DIVISION "The weather wns favorable for Renew Your Ucali By Purification Any physician will tell you® Perfect Purification of the J •m is Nature’s Foundation erfect Health." Why not i ourself of chronic ailments ti iro undermining your vitiS ,'urify your entire system T>yt ,ng a thorough course of Caloti —once or twice u v eok for « t» weeks— and sec hr.w Nature wards you with health. Cnlotabs are the greatest of system purifiers, (jet a f« package with full directions, i |y 35 cts. at drugstores. (Ad Here Is Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis alighting In New Orlcunj from the airplane that ho used t<| get to the Crescent City from Sail Antonio. Tex. Judge Landis, bej licvcs In apecd in life ns well us baseball. 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China Cabinet At Slight Additional Cast A Queen of the Mountaineers LAKE W A L E S — Grape fruit cannery turning out 15,0(10 to 1H,000 eases of fruit n day. |SHOE REfAiMNt; FORT MY ED S—24 new lire alimn box*-* installed along McGre­ gor Iimilevuid, First Sireei and llnllnid Rond. i .. Don’t Swear at Your JXf i . ** Celery Crates {J U ha Shlnho‘..mr's Cratos ■ ■ and Swear by Them ■ No knots, no cross grained a 5 "ticks—just bang up goodj 3crates—made just righ t.* ■ We think the beat cra*M« Bin the district W E Invito your compari-5 son in the fields where cel-« ■ ery in being packed. i ■ PROMPT service? Oh, yes." 3 Wo are within an hour of 3 3nny celery field of this dia-* ■ l rict. ■ ■ • for Easter No matter Imw busy we ure with our latest i Ime repairing machines we cun turn out a first-ilas* job aial .make your shoes look llku new. *We um1 the best quality leath­ ers and mir price* ure moder­ ate. 1 e rm s Cun krrauged if pay c a s h Hr sulwtantial CASH he w ish to J Crates distributed through S J American Fruit Growers, 3 MD* Mnry Jo MatheW* ot Mao- 3 pliiRlon, \v. Ya I* one of the luitu i «i«uial» to to ottered that famous '3 c Dim atmut gruttenien'* leaning* !■ toward the ll|hl haired. The genin'- 1j tato o f West Virginia University la «r M o r g a n t o w n vot<d Ml** |[ lUthvw*. U sophomore. Um U)ost'|B feM itlU iiltill niydWi S. O. Shinholser Crate Manufacturer Sanford H O P K 1N 5 Wee Delivery Anywhere in Florida il b e r t -M c G r if f FURNITURE COMPANY RU TELEPH O N E 3 4 4 We Turn a House Into a Home �•*<. . PAGE TWO TH E SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, A PR IL lfi, 1927 The Sanford Herald P «k H * lr 4 «T «i7 •aa4rnr at mmtmr*. lit H*fl*lla i i m t . ™ * k -: What Does Easter Mean To You? n *t| l Most of the days of our calendar to which particular New Flight Record. importance is nttachcd have lost much of their real signifi- No Desert, An On*!*. K»t»f»4 •• Ctaaa M tld i. ■j Or(«bfr *T, itl*. at *ko PMleffln cancc by the popular tendency to concent rale on the means of Modernism nnd Crime. a t l i a l i r t , F lo r U i. u l r r A r t • ( celebration rather than the reason for it. Christmas, for Cold Snekc* for l.nrlir*. Murrk 0. IMTi instance, to most of us means Santa ( inns, presents, and By ARTUUa BRISBANE n . U DRAW . ______ ■niTon feasting; New Year calls forth resolutions and late hours: CwpyrlBhi t*vf or Mur Co. n, H. n cn u ______ __ M A W A O K It KAMI A M l.It r , I H M i m M i l l the Fourth of July means cannon crackers, big noise, and ACOSTA AND CHAMBERLIN fireworks; Thanksgiving suggests turkey and a football T k t l l r r n l d , ■ ■ H f e N 'i v l o a r r r dayed up in their Bellanen mono­ 1 * a p r r , . n b . r r t h * . « • ( h r I * U I U > game. ), ( l a a a l N t w t ■ • r r t r a , r r c c Ir lM T l w « th la aa p a r lo r m w i a rw a a la a tto a t w r a t j r i k a i a a n t w a r d d a lly e t r r r • a « a l l lh a I r a d l o s e v e n ts o f (h o » • t i r o w o r ld . T h r 1. I f. H. U rap cr la i­ ty c rrtcJ cn t l a r i o t Ida »a < tt( ■ m o t o f h a o f l l a s a la to a r w a U W lt h o a l e a s e l. For Aching Or T itfj f Sec A Foot Specially phone 102 For Appomthi. Making Up The Elephant’s Mind*For Him As Brisbane Sees It ilhpi n Dr. J. R- Vidlet i< r Chlroposldst At Lloyd's Shoe Stan •lf»i wBfk Wanld plane r.l hours, II minutes, break:ng all records for continuous flight. Their joy is not unmixed. Wlien they rose into the air for a test, if they hail stnrted straight for Paris instead of flying around New York, to see if they could do it, they would he In Paris now nnd To the Woman it sometimes menus being the most smnrt- llm first ever to have crossed the ly gowned person in the church at Easier Atlantic ocean i(n n straight onetho fintisfnrllnn »—-MI--------hop unassisted flight. So it’ is with Easter. To most children it means small, pink nosed, white rabbits, and fluffy yellow chickens. It holds the joy of going into the garden early in the morning to search eagerly under flowers and shrubs for brightly col­ i■'/»i ■ - — ■ ■ ■• ■■ .■ ored eggs and the larger thrill of the Sundny school egg hunt T h r H e r a ld la a w e a k e r o f lh a in the afternoon. Children usually think of it ns the legend of A a d l t T ia r r a a o f C lr r a le lle e e . a a l a t r r a a t t o a o t A a a o e la llo o a f P i b * the Easter rabbit. _ lla h e r a . A d . r r l l . r r e an d A d v e r t is in g A c e n ta . whM h r r i a l m r a e k l ’ ab> llih r r - lr t m b t r to a o *ia tll (a a h n r n i h b a o d ll o f a a h a r rlp llm t lla la l a a r * r to r t t i f f a h a o la lr ly a ll rla lra o * o f H e r n ia t io n , aa w e ll h u n r a r b u a la ea e m rlh o d a . SATURDAY April lfi. 1927 i n M R It A 1.11 F L A T P O R N n o n .i l a c it y a a d r o a a t r a d lo t r a tio n . per w a te r ro a to (o d rrk a rn - t. A — I u k t l u r l l n a o f Ht. J o h a a - la d la a i n f e r ('a n a l. d— .I n a n a a r a t lo n »/ a io a lh ly “ T a y a p < W «e h .* f t ~ A a r B r « l l a t o f b a lld U u i i r « h o m o # , k e t t le , o y a r lm o a t S raat— ____ O aart. f r — A ( 'o a t a m a l ly C heat. f e - C a n i o t ln a o f c it y b e o a lt f 1W fto n orocra m . It— A a r w an d m o d e rn h oa p lla L ■B IB M ta?f iV,tE■ - ........ -------------R SE FOR TODAY * -------- A GREA T DECLARATION:—I will declare thy name unto my brethren; in the midst of tho con­ gregation will I praise thee. Psalm P R A Y E R :—O Thou Great Cre■tor, ODcn Thou_my lips that I may ■now forth Tliy praise. ....... ............ mioiiiiing service and leaving it with th only thought concerned with the beauty of the decorations or with the pleasant anticipation of the it orate Sunday dinner waiting at MVIIIU home •. ___ . q »«« A.. r — * •• * Ah for tho children it is only natural that tho Easter rubbit intrigues their fancy. A rabbit a t Easter is just ns essen­ tial ns a Santa Claus at Christman. American children have too few of the old customs mellowed by the years ami handed down for generations to risk sacrificing one of them. There is something peculiarly sound and wholesome about traditions and what bus been preserved so long must necessarily have not only much good in it hut also Lllill muchHitcharm. -------•HUVI1 TJ..4 — »• <« But amid the bunnies' eggs, and bonnets, let us not forget the real purpose of Easter. For on this dny 1,897 years ago Mary Magdclcno went to the sepulchre and found tho Christ had gone. But as yet she did not know that this was the resurrection or that the scriptures had told that he must rise from the dead. Later Mary learned the truth that "Christ being raised from the dead dicth no more," nnd"Evcn so in Christ shall all he made alive." So as wo read again the story of the resurrection and sit in church on Easter morning, let us resolve to try to gain New blood In the Chamber of a renaissance of the spirit, a rebirth of tho fine things in our Commerce will mean new life to characters, and raise ourselves out of the moral and mental lethargy Into which wc may have fallen. How are your rabbits today 7 -------- o-------- I IU < ---------- ------------ Oh, wall, let’a have our little Wtr with China, Mexico, Nicara­ gua, Russian and tho rest and get It ovc? with. ' One of the best things about the legislature is that it vote? ■gainst most of tho bills intro­ duced., ■ --- -o ■-----. Mill (cent Rogers has at last got her divorce from her count and •will probably he satisfied with no-count Americans after this. -;-o Police Duty What should be the primary duty of a police department? Most of us have a somewhat vague idea that the imlieomn..'main job is to run after u fellow after he has t....... he shouldn't and land him behind prison bars. Commissioner Warren the- !-New York Department says not. lie - ... •• Police a wiivv l^CJHIl lIIl Ufivu ik n of ,**»*,4 says the < first aimJlof tho police should be to prevent crime and thnl apprehension afterward should ie n somewhal secondary motive. Commissioner Warren has recently replaced the aggress­ ive George McLaughlin as head of the police department of Mail by the name o f Cackicbury New York City uud a t the time of his induction into office la running a poultry farm down in said, "The danger is that emphasis is placed on the apprehen­ Seminole county. Can you beat It? sion of criminals rather than tho prevention of crime. This — Times-Union. E obv. A man by the name of Alsop Is mayor of may bo observed throughout this land from tho aetjons of Jackswivlllo. motorcycle policemen who are watching triifffe." • i >-o--------| "In many cases instead of openly patroling the highway Tho Sarasota Times doesn’t with the effect of reducing speeding nnd violations of traffic mention 8outh Carolina but It says that in some American regulations when they nro in sight, they hide up side streets tow n s'It aeemn to be more of an nnd try to catch an occasional speeder. It seems to me obvious offenA to play baseball on Bunday that this is the wrong way to proceed, nnd that applies to all than to participate In a lynching policemen.” partyj Used Pul Seminole T i r e Shopj GEORGE F. MILTON, able e d i-1 tor of the Chattanooga News, says IturlcNon in not "as dry ns the S a ­ hara desert." , On the contrary, says he, Mr. liurlcson is "a well-known wet," I more like n •-harming oasis raising its fronded palms in air. Mr Mil- [ ton writes lhal "Burleson's declnration for Governor Smith in 1928 by no means indicates that Texas will send a Smith delegation to tho next Democratic convention." THE REV. JOHN ROACH Slratoii, militant fundamentalist, will report the Snyder-Gray murder trial for the New York Evening Journnl, and snys: " I do so be­ cause patrotic citizens should un­ veil the hidden dangers growing out of political, educational and religious modernism, resulting in the appalling wave of vice nnd crime." HOME W ILL WONDER wliHbrr modernism in responsible for |all our crime nnd vice. Mrs. Snyder and Mr. Gray con­ fessed that they killed Mrs. Sny­ der’s husband, who stood in their way. Adam and Eve were not perfect­ ly Imppy. She listened to tho ser­ pent, instead of obeying her Iiuhhusbnnd and direct orders from Heaven to let the apple tree alone. One of their hoys, Cain, killed his brother, Abel. There was no "modernism" then. As for vice, Solomon, whom we respect, with hi? thousand wives of one kind nnd another, made u modern " tr i­ angle" look rather simple. BRITISH LADIES ANXIOUS to attract attention, and perhnpH not (‘jufte n s ‘ hefihtlfuV ns they' once were, wear snakes made of fine, flat gold wire twisted nround their necks. The snake goes around two or threr times, hanging down In front. Mow do you explain that psychologically 7 Formerly Ray Urothtn Tires Ilepiilred-tJulf (J 411 W. 1st. Tel 1’OKTAHLK iM IO N U tiltAPl $12.50 and $15.00 C O L U M B IA And Records U K U LELES $1.75 Strings Fo r All Instruma BICYCLE• TIRES $1.1 F . P. RINKS 11 HI Sanford Avr. 1'honc Kil-J Up ' LOST — Between Ocnln anl ford black handbag, ?bot!_ clothes in it. I f found notjfl mail to A. T . Caliban, Sail Flu. MINISTERS’ EASTER MESSAGES M UST MKTIIOIU.KT CHUltCII Rev. W. P. Huhrman The very existence of the church which I have the honor to repre­ sent is based upon the idea that comes anew to us ir. this Easter season. All our preaching would be in vain, and wc would have no justi­ fication fur our existence us an in­ stitution were not the Lord risen from the dead. The position taken by oar church is that we are believing today in 11........... the most * -momentous ...... ..— ' fact 1known — ..... to man; ns the New Testament puts it, it is ‘belief of the truth’. Wo learn how that the ileseiplos were dull and slow to believe and how Jesus had often to rebuke them for their belief. It was then nothing less than a mighty fact that sud­ denly changed these timid, fearful, fleeing, doubling followers of J e ­ sus into the world-defiers and world-conqucrors thnt they became. The hrlicf of Christianity I? the belief In the resurrection. It has made Christianity a saying force which sends the light of comfort and consolation into all the world. Tbo Christian man, with the con­ sciousness of acceptance with God, feels that hr has taken the great question of immortality ami his own case to the throne o f the Eter­ nal nnd hus received the answer that moots all the requirements of his soul. As this murks a precious anni­ versary, may it also mark for many a change from uidmliiiess to a new life of holiness and u resurrection Indeed from Indifference to great­ er love for God anil greater loyalty tu the Christ. life’s husk! Yet let us not bo hasty in our judgment of those early fol­ lowers of our Saviour if tho same pageantry is being rc-cnnctcd con­ tinually. In a multitude- of lives it is al­ ways the durkness before the dawn. Tenrs blind the eyes nnd obscure the fact that the stone has been rolled away. But away with De­ spair! " I will lift mine eyes." The Night gives way to the Easter j Dawn. Fear becomes Fnith. Life’s ’ garden becomes a thing of beauty and inspiration because Jesus Ims been there. In yonder moss- crown­ ed cave be lay. Hut no cave could ever restrain such energy. He gave new meaning to Death. Eveiy Shrdud became u Mantle. Every grave became Elijah's Gold­ en Cliariot bearing our loved ones through the open gate of Death into a Inrger life. ( IIUKCII OF HOLY CROSS Rev. Mortimer (ilover The Queen of Feasts, which wc celebrate nt this time, is n perpe­ A FEW YEA RS AGO, Mrs, tual reminder- of tbo uifying in­ According to a local citizen who recently returned from Pankhurst, trying to gel voles for fluence of Cbrisllnnlty. Tbo mo­ ig Is the lime of year when Georgiu, there is an admirable illustration of what the New British women, could be seen dern observance of E asier has in len who go fishing for suckstruggling in Ihe arms of brawny, It elements which nuiy be various­ L can't keen the. trout off York Commissioner had in mind on a road in the northern good-natured policemen, tearing ly traced back to the Jewish Pass-, took*. — Palm Bench Post. part of our own state. There a motorcycle cop conceals him­ her away from the entrance to the over, the Greek mysteries, and the i time of year when young self in the bushes about a half mile from a curve in the road. House of Commons. German OeBtrc festival. It used ( rho go fishing for suckers to be customary to deny this var­ Ho has a stop watch and times motorist from the instance of Now Premier Baldwin tells the Jn’t keep their hooks o ff the ied dcrivul of our religious CUS- { their appcurunce a t the curve until they reach him. Then he I Commons of his plan to let women toms, but the mass of evidence, | |vote at 21 years of age. Hitherto hops his motorcycle, if they have been speeding, and goes British women had to lo> older and a new appreciation of Hie sig -1 iroblem of tho propor spcl- after them. nificunce o f the derivation, have I than men before they could vote. C ' 1 the first name of General caused a glad recognition of tbo, As the Now York police officer said, obviously this is the (Chlang) Kai Shek seems fact, anil n joyful proclumntiou irt momentous as tho correct wrong way to go about law enforcement. TH E BRITISH "F L A P P E R ," the manifold ancestry of Christ!-i for a native of Florida. with her little box of cosmetics, “Pel/li unity. ' Maybif If someone will tell us how land very littlo skirt, will gel the Every known race and religion] to ap<] "Chang," we can guess MR. SUNDAY “AIRS” IIIS GRIEVANCE veto, and probably won't want it. F IR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH lino had some kind of spring fes-1 spell "Floridan." now But that doesn't diminish the rival, associated with tiie planting, TAMPA TRIBU N E --------- o Rev. Edward Ktidiccl value of the work that Mrs. I'nnkseason and tho awakening of the I Tomorrow is Eusterl earth at the tmJCli of spring, t burst did, when she compelled Tin lental office thieves seem Thera was general impression per, Mr. Hundny take? a r.lmt nt British statesmen to pay attention No, it la only April I7lh unless Where Christianity lin? come in j it work again. Five dentists that Rev. William A. Sunday, who there is .something within (lie soul touch with such a custom, it lias j | to British women. ml the other day reported £their j * i dd gone when they arrived recently lingered in mir midst for Tampa and other Florida cities ns that bursts fortli into delighted life not insisted thnt the custom follows; nt tiie thought. must lie abandoned, but rather a t th* offices In the morning, six week? felt considerably »g- > JACOB WASSEKMANN, tilde Christ rose from the dead (lie that tiie Resurrection of Jesus year tide gang makes a |grievoi because the personal col-1 Sunday arrived la Denver nfter Ever novelist, author of "The exact date matters not) ami thus Christ affords the only sufficient clean' reep of the elate. A word lection for his services did nut n six weeks revival meeting in German Tampa, Fin. He descrilwd somo of World’s Illusion," enu "find no performed the miracle of nges. interpretation of the universal in­ to the wise—oh, well, whnt'a tbo reach the e x a cte d amount. Mr. I the Floridn roast cities us “wild happiness in this country." lie Beautiful thought, mighty inspirn- stinct to observe the festival. use? Sunday got, if we remember cor-' Plures in which to get rid of your calls Chicago's industrial life "in ­ loni Christianity has dienrded there­ rectly, about $7,000 for bis six I money." tensely depressing," "L ife is ever I^trd of death, and fore only the immoral nnd superu want to know who sup- weeks soul-saving campaign in Chicago's industrial workers stititous elements of these feusts, Wo leave tlio Reverend Billy to I-ove can never loso its Own". he government, listen to this city besides expenses of him­ might call Mr. Wnsscrnuinn's life Christianity is thus a conquering the other features being retained Two hundred and fifty self and party. That lie did not leave the tender mercies of Ids friends Intensely depressing. It is hard d corporations with n to­ Tampu with a grievance and that lie and admirers in Tuntpn and Flor­ to judge. The prairie dog in Ids religion; for Christ, its. founder, to become themselves, invested uud infused with Christian allus­ me of over nine billions intends manifesting that grievance ida—especially those who contri­ little village may be as happy us overcame sin ami death. Ho Euster again brings us the ions, uii enrichment of the Chris-' paid taxes amounting to more than by well-placed "knocks” for Tam- buted to In - personal funds. Napoleon looking up at tho pyra­ sweet message of life, hope and joy. tion celebration. This process Ims a blllijjtj dollars. The "everytiling that any man mids. iiu and Floridn is confirmed by tho The prairie dog doesn’t i'j But it will mean nothing to many not always been one with strict wants" which Colorado possesses l>oliver Rocky Mountain News of he have to go to St. Helena. of us because wc will not allow it. regard for historical af curacy, j A man who forever talks about Friday, April K, which prints Mr. according to Mr. Sunday’s view, Springtime is full of resurrect­ but is lias been philisophically con -1 message for Colo­ may or may not include lavish col­ some At her person is a woman. A Sunday’s ions. Blooming flowers, growing sistent and psychologically effect­ lections for the high-powered NAI’OLEON CROSSED the man who forever talks about hlm- radans," groadcnsl from stution evangelist; but wc respectfully ob­ fruit und vegetables—life coming ive. Alps in winter and told those that aetf ia a fool. —Waycresa Jour- KOA, Denver, In which ho mukua Easter is therefore not only an serve time Mr. Sunday didn't get complimented him on the "greut out a f dcuth; the seed perishing nal-IIarald. And a woman, we this statement: illustration of the ndnptibiiity of rlil of any money to speak of in that tho stem and the leaf might achievement:" "W inter is the best peraume, who forever talks about 1 wouldn't triidu one county in or any other of tho "wild time to cross: the snow docs not nppeur; tho bulb decaying thut the Christianity to all races and peo­ aomo Ruin Is u flapper. Colorado for tho whuln state of Tampu the earth, hut also an un­ > m -y nlurcs" Floridu coast. If iio slip. I deserve credit only for not fragrance of the lily might flout ples Florida. Colorado has everything left nayofofthe usual reminder tluil only in his own money here­ believing fools - who suid it could upon the breeze. that a man wants. Hanford Herald says today i Christ do the religions of man abouts, it was piced so secretively Life from Death. not be done.” In an interview in the same pa­ thut no one bus heard of it. bring^1 a request to jump on the find their real unity nnd their true Ressurcctions all around us! German fliers don't believe rent flogs. Were a newspaper interpretation. Easter enforces Why not accept the resurrection it cannot be done, therefore they man ta jump as directed he would upon us another realization of tiie story of the Son of God 7 are establishing a commercial fly­ l>e kept continually on the hop. truth thut "God, who at sundry ITS NO ACCIDENT Why not? ing service thut nmuzes the world. -Times- Union. times nod in divers manners TAMPA TIM ES It would interest Nupoleon to -------. o — - ■ ■ spake In p a s t ...............hath in CMUUCII these Insttho know thut a German passenger CONGREGATIONAL days spoken unto us by; Tampans, who put up with Billy Rev. John Bernard Root. ship yesterday flew from Munich Hero arc sonic statements and J accident 7 Kundiiy for six works and contrib­ No other communication from the iiis Son." to Milan, over the Alps, 22f> miles, uted qgcr seven thousand dollars a question put forth by tho United No, it is not an accident. Inci­ in a heavy snow' storm, in three Great Beyond carries quite such F IR ST B A P TIST CHURCH to hiaj>ank account, ure now off States bureau of educution: hope and healing ns the Easter dents to the contrary, of unschooled hours. That’s flying. Rev. F . D. King him furlife. Arriving in Colorado, Thu United Ktutes maintains the Message. Yet how soon is tho mes­ The resurrection of Jesus hu? he bru&dcasts by radio, "1 wouldn't most comprehensive system of men und women who huvu risen to WE ARE GETTING BACK into sage overlooked or forgotten. Mary nn imperishable message for nil high productive places are unim­ trade * one county in Colorado for Mugdulcnc and ‘the otlur Mary’ the wbtlc state of Florida." And public educution in tho world. The portant. Incidents may bo found (ho good old “war spirit." A pno went early to the tomb forgetful thoughtful people. By many mil­ what’okmore, he might have added, per eupitu income of the United to support the theory, or to disap­ togruph shows the "famous ulley that Ho hud told them that He lions this event whose* importance where three British soldiers and Floridans won't let him. can only be measured by eternity States is higher than any other prove any. Wlmt counts is the two volunteers held up GOO north­ would rise again. Their love for is celebrated each Sunday. By --------- o nation. Is it an accident7 mutter of fact, statistical, indispu­ ern Chinese soldiers." That is in­ Him was stronger than their four other millions the Resurrection is jjg l _in _______ Hanford ______ Me raid fur Ilia enemies, but love bad not Farmers of tbo United Stales Three Liquor Cases Bring table average. It la clearly spiring, showing what a wonderful yet transformed fear to a burning celebrated on Easter. tiling a "Nordic" is. When the send their children to school Iras $600 to. City." Mukl have been If Christ had not arisen, hope­ enough understood today tluil war is over, we shall hear the side faith. Tiie spiers to be used in em­ lessness would have suffocated eomot'Mng real good and pre-war regularity and fewer day per balming the b<*dy were sad witness­ while the exceptional mind may of tiie GOO Chinese soldier., nnd in thoM ca»e».—Time ■•Union. Con­ year and fewer years than com­ humanity, and the race would es of overwhelming despair, The have perished in its own iniquity. dovelop finely in spite of luck of know mere. fidentially. that’s the only kind beautiful gurden of thu tomb hud But Christ came forth fromthe our city handles, but you have to mercial, clerical, banking und pro­ formal educational advantages, lost its loveliness. The darkness tomb, and Iiis resurrection has Agricultural the progress of uny community as ytfur applications in early— fessional classes. JAPAN D EN IES any army that concealed their path was more lt$ illtn U . workers constitute 2H per cent, of given hope to the hopeless, and as­ The*ol‘ There- Don’t w o n ” ’ •’ - -rUonnl Income. Commercial, a whole— in health and wealth a nd mobilization; aaya troops sent to than nocturnul shadow. surance to all who ure enlisting China are “merely to replace sol­ There was no need that they with Christ in the conquest of re­ usefulness—bears tt definite rela­ diers now there." We shall know this pre-war staff, it’s clerical, bunking, professional and should sorrow. Already He had ris­ [the best. There's more demption. tionship to the degree to which ed- more about that later also. en! Hands that were stretched on a half pint of Okefenoker miscellaneous classes constitute ucutlun is fostered, Today there is light for every Britain would like to retain the the Cross now extended in blessing. '.ban in a barrel and a half 22 per cent of the i,,♦,,| Education is an investment, uud respect of all Asia by tier conduct Eager feet sought to dispel tho de­ traveler of Earth, and there is atuff.—Waycruas Journalin China. Japan intends, without spair of an Upper Room. How in­ abundance of hope for every ear­ .o r t .r . l° ° ' " * « ' • ,U ,i' J * r* u l.o.1f »L_ the national *Income. J , j t ttU UOIIUS. tfs or buU, to maintain Chinese appropriate now that Love’s labor nest soul because there wus no and ail-Asiatic respect for Japan. should be lost in seeking to embalm power in deuth which could con<Continued on Page Six) '9v t FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue House Unfurnished Three rooms, Sleeping Porch, Batli, Near South Side School. Rental $30.00 Month Dean-Berg Corporation Herald Building One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY Fhone 475 819-W 3rd SI. PL L O N G a t M a r k e t 108 PALMETTO AVENUE HALL AND PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax ConHullanta N. G. GRAY, Resident Manager *18 F irst National Bank Bldg 111^ Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla* Assurance OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FAIR PRICES Means Saving And Satisfaction Jg«&_ TMt VA* ° VVI™ A MfU. BACKING Phunc 135 I loud Grade Yard; llolly Ave. Zip Service At Uth, 12th, 13th Kta. -■ <• �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1927 Social and Personal ^Telephone MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR T .ls n h o n o . i q-------------------------------------------------EDITOR * tan’Ri’ tv y of Flviida Orchestra d*nce it* the City Hull t iponserrd by the Pi i Fratimi'ty. SIMMY cf mttyie nt the F irst irrii at 8 o’clock. M0.YDAY Jt he Congregational ( tave on Easter Egg JO o'clock nt the ParPalmetto Avenue, i Guild will meet with r.d L Dean at .7:30 tr home In Alayfalr. Lepton Auxiliary will nrt" nt 8 o’clock at CHKISIAX CHURCH (Junior High School) Bible School 0:45. Decision Day, nn offering for aged ministers nnd missionaries. Communion and Sermon, ‘‘Im­ mortality” 11 a. m. Easter An­ thems amt other special music. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. ' Evening service. Sermon sub­ ject, "Welcome Home." Woman’s Council meeting Mon­ day afternoon at 208(1 Willow Avc. Prayer meeting Wednesday 121)5 Elm. Ave. Baptist service Thursday 7:15 at Baptist Church. F IR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist Chri stnn Science services are METHODIST CHURCH hold every Sunday morning in the \V. P. UuHrnuin. Pastoi Wonjnn’s Club, Oak Avenue near -Mcrninu. S ervlce, EliiVcn Third Street at 11 o'clock; Sunday o’clock; . • school at 10 o’clock. Subject for Organ Prelude. Sunday, "Doctrine of Atonement.” Easter,Alleluia Hymn. • Wednesday evening services Apostle’s Creed which include testimonies of Chris­ Prayer tian healing are held at 7 .* 1. Science »Anthem, "L«, Enster Dawns.” I’aalin Gloria Parti Seri lit tnre Lesson Anthem, "Risen, a Glorious King." Offertory Solo, "As It Begun to Dawn,” Mrs. Victor Robertson, Baptism of Infants Reception of Members. A Brief Sermon Hymn BenedieUon, 2.—Evening Service, Eight o'clock: Organ Prelude * I loxolngy Hymn , Prayer Anthem. "Tls Midnight.” Scripture la'ssnn ( Iffertory Anthem, “ lie Was Despised and Rejected of Men." Sermon Prayer Hymn Benedict inn .'!.—,Sunday School, !l:30 a. in. 4.—Epworth 1-engucs, 7 |». in. Residence TtJeplione 217-W HOLY CROSS CHURCH Holy Comiiiutiioli, 8 o'clock. Morning Prayer, Sermon and Ho­ ly Communion, 11 o’clock. Prelude, Resurrection Morning, —Johnson. Processional, Welcome, Happy Morning Venite, Christ, Our Passover— Schilling. » ' TeDeum in E tint— WoodwAnl. Kyrife Eldlstm- - FcdciViif, • Gloria Tibi— Fedcrlein. Hymm, Christ is Risen Today. Sermon. Offcrntory, Hallelujah, Christ is Risen —Clare. Sursum Cordn— Fedcrlein', Snnctu— Fedcrlein. Gloria in Excels!* — Fedcrlein Nunc Dimmittis." Rcccnsionul, Conu*. Ye, Faithful. Mrs. Fannie .StembrlilgerMunson, Organist. Soloists: Mrs, Robert L. Glenn, Soprano, Miss Mabel Bowler, So­ prano, Mrs. J . E. Terwilligci, So­ prano, Sirs. Fred S. Daiger, Con­ tralto nnd Louis V. Duane, Buss. Church School Easter Service, 5 o’clock. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Church School 0:15 o’clock. Morning Worship 11 o’clock. Special Enster music. Children's talk by Baldwin W. Cause mi the Subject: 'The Risen <'hrist'. Sermon by the Pastor: 'The Spir­ it of Easter’. Evening service 8 </<lock. The Pageant, 'The Immortality i.f Love and Sendee will be prtist'lited by a enrft-’nf over fUl, many of whom will be in costume. The doom will lie iiuoii at,,7:50 In ilii* Kn I r pageant, 'The 1m mortality of Love and Service,” to In presented Sunday Night at 8 o'clock at the Congregational Church, scene I is best epitomized by the words, 'Behold Thy King.’ The second scene shows the watch at the Sepulcher. The third pic­ tures the first Easter dawn, and the fourth portrays the though of building the City of God ami the Alice llodgins, G:brgia Powell, house o f brothoHlooclf * More thnn 60 will take part in Katherine Mcisch, Dorothy Torloy, the presentation. The prolocutpr Bessie Riley, Dorothy Thurston, will be John B. Root. The high Mary Eula Kay, Lillian Summerpriest, llnrry Kent. Hebrews, L. C. shield, nnd Emily MacMillan. Pageant Director, Mrs. Ethel W. •Bennett, Henry Dickhmoh, Lee Rcnaud, Robert Miller, Edwin Ben­ Root. der and L. C. llodgins. Two Roman guards: E. It. Ran­ F IR ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH dall and Henry Schumacher. EA STER SUNDAY Three women nt the tomb: Mrs. Sunday Sfhonl 11:45 A. M. George Woodman, Mrs. George Morning Worship, I I A. M. Hart. Miss Mildred Robinson. Christian. Endeavor. 7 P. M. Isaiah, Hillis Palmalee. Evening Worship, 8 P. M. Twelve foundation stones: Miss­ The pastor will speak on ’Resur­ es Katherine Meisch, Dorothy Thurston, Mary Eula Key, Mary rection’ on Easter morning. The an­ Alice Shipp, Mernlce Lowe, Alice them will he ’Rise, Glorious Conllodgins, Beatrice Lowe, Gertrude iqucror’ by E. K. Geyser. There will Vining, Dorothy Turley*. Lillian be a baptismal service nt this hour. The evening worship hour will Sumtpcrschtold, Georgia Powell, be given over to a programs of Amily Mac* Mlllnn. Eight messengers; Mrs. Henry music. ‘The Life Everlnsting’, A Dickinson, Helen Witte, Mrs. L. C. Cantata by II. Alexander Mat­ Bennett. Miss Margaret Talbot, thews will be given commemorating Miss Mary Llghtncr, «Mis* Mary the Risen Lord. AN EA STER CANTATA Robinson, Mrs, Charles Bolt, Miss 1 Nelda Van Ness. "TH E L IF E EVERLASTIN G” No. 1 'Let Not Your Heart Be Junior choir: Mary Louise Nickel, Jessie Kersey, Margaret Kersey, Troubled’, Mr. Graham. Helen Sanders, Ruth Meisch, Clara No. 2 'This is the Promise*— Cho­ Meisch, June Miller, Bernice Lowe, rus. No. .1 ‘In My Father’s House’— Beatrice Lowe, Mary Alice Shipp, RIVERSIDE Mr. Graham. No. 4 'Take Ye Heed’ — Mr. Graham and Chorus. No. 5 ‘lie Will Swnllow up Death in Victory’— Mrs. Loveless nnd Chorus. No. (1 ‘Blessed Arc •They’— Mr, Emge. No. 7 ‘O Give Thanks Unto the Lord’—Chorus. Mrs. I). C. Howard nnd Mrs. R. R. Gray will motor to Winter Hav­ Mis* Elizabeth Whitner, who is en on Sunday where they will a t­ a student nt Cathedral School at tend a Rebecca Assembly. Orlando is spending the Enster holidays here with her parents, Mr. Mrs. P. B. Hnyftes of Lakeland and Mr*. B. F. Whitner. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. R. Gray at her hbrti'o oh West Friends of Little Miss Adelaide First Street. Key nnd grand-mother, Mrs. T. G. Moore of St.. Cloud spent George Rice, will regret to learn thnt they are ill nt their home 907 Fridnv ns the guest of Mr., .and,. Mrs. R. K. Kanavel. Park Avenue. May all the joys that are attendant on Eastertide he yours i.d the sincere wish to our many friends and pntrons. ttB f i’f f 'A & t i THEATRE . ... Mrs. O. J . Pope returned home Friday evening from Tampa -when? she attended the grand chapter meeting of the Eastern S ta r Min. Glenn E. AlcKay.-Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W, Warner, and R. L. Christenberry who represented the local chaptct nt the mooting, will return home Satunlay evening. ' The Outlet W j ^ Jacksonville Opposite Post Office F . B. Robbins Sound and Motion Synchronized TWO W EEKS BEGINNING APRIL 2 World’s Music Mystery Giovanni Martinclli Anna Case— Mischaelman, Roy Smock— N. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra. FEATURING IN CONJUNCTION WITH Barrymore PRICES M a t. 2 ; -TO 75c Eve. S:l.r» P. M Tux $1.10 Included See the culmination of every worthwhile! A Warner Bros. Production TWO WEEKS BEGINNING MONDAY APRIL 25 Mail Orders Killed Prompt ly All Seats Reserved «« and true tiling brought into your lives. And may the full meaning of Christianity find in you its ideal abode. 'A Substantial Jeweler L (luma’* will entertain i wri’1- of bridge put ties k at her bonie on Park in u Substantia) City” 108 Magnolia 1* 1 •«**(MI i *1*1 #Jit HI 111 !, tno/ on; ori'.v nomooiloq Vturtmiiil of the Woi util bold nn "Iing at fcoNESUAY Dipartment of the Wo(till meet at 3 o'clock. L Dumas will entertain W f a i eric of bridge J o'clock ut her lioinu on l(h - play, "Amazon IK repeated at 8 o'clock juwk' High School. THURSDAY l Paul and Mi s Katheryr nil entertain ut n linen 18o’clot I; at lit.* h one id Ida Kdgrwood, honoring k&mtti, a bride elect. atK C. Wckhel will ont bridge nt 3 o'clock a f of Mrs. 11. A. Howard. We extend to you Easier Greetings in the true spirit of Eastertide at this season when fellowship counts for, m uch-m ay your Easter be joyous. City Auditorium • n is c *’* *** I* * *v I I.• W ednesday A pril 2 0 And desire to express our appreciation to our patrons who have made the opening of bur new store a delightful experience. May your Easter be filled with joy and hap­ piness. THE MOST WONDERFUL 8-PIECE DAN CE ORCHESTRA W ILL FURNISH THE MUSIC U AHrarlhtii !l N>»- slid,.* r incess ADMISSION Raffeld’s Ladies Shop “Style Without Extravagance” N ext Woodruff-Watson F irst Street Gents $2.00 Ladies Free �' •r* *• S'. l, • * PAGE FOUR ______ __________________________________________ ’• :■ V-.Tr r. J 5 - j , S T%-a r-T ■-»jr-^jr i r a y * THE 3 ANT6 RD HERALD, SATURDAY; mess ristian T h e m e a n in g o f E a ste rtid e to th e C h ristian w orld is so all e m b ra c in g an d so far re a ch in g th a t this se a so n a lw a y s b rin g s th o u g h ts th at a re C o m m e m o ra tin g th e rising o f ou r S a v io r an d th e sig n ifican t b irth o f h ig h e r a n d n o b le r th in gs, this E a ste rtid e calls u p o n u s to lo o k into o u r lives an d b rin e forth all th at is g o o d an d u plifting to the individual an d th e co m m u n ity . ervices To the Christian World Easter Day means a day of worship-a day where faith in the ultimate end of our lives predominates. Soul in­ spiring messages and music, based upon the resurrection of our Lord and its personal call to each individual to the higher and bet­ ter things in life will be heard at all churches in our community. While every day in our lives should see this same spirit of Christian love, this Easter urges all to worship in one of the churches. T h is P a g e M a d e P o ssib le B y W . M ’ Youngj Highland I Presto Cafe Union Pharmacy Gonzalez Grocery Company Chamber of Commerce T . W . Russell Furniture Co v Milady's Shoppe v v •> < ♦ <♦ H. C. Viele, Jewler ♦> *> • ♦ y* i * * • Sanford Laundry, Inc. * �TH E SANFORD HERALD, FR ID A Y , A PRIL 1 xtxzxn yaHHfiHoaBHfiSire f ster Services In Sanford rff '• * * . I Congregational Church Church School, 9:45 O’clock. • Morning Worship, 11 O’clock. First Baptist Church f •* Special Easter Music. Children’s talk by Baldwin W. Gauze, on the sub­ net: “The Risen Christ.” j Sermon by the Pastor: “The Spirit of Easter.” Evening service H o’clock. .rtf.; •r * m -'V * ■ * /* i The Pageant, “The Immortality of Love and S e r ­ vice,” will be presented by a cast of over 50, many of • vhom will be in costume. * The doors will be open at 7:30 O’clock. 4 Sunduy school 11:50 n. in. The attendance goal is set for 800. It is confidently expect­ ed that a new record will be made in Sunday school achievement. Morning Worship and sermon 11 a. m. Sermon subject, "It is Finished." A Shout of Victory. Young People’s Unions 0:15. The session will be permented with the Easter spirit. Sunday evening 8 o'clock the ordinance of baptism will be administered. The Easter music program 8:10. Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. Church Family Hour. Subject of address. "Christ's Message to n Drifting Church. Tlio Easter Music program for Sunday evening: Choir—"Hail King of the Jew s" Shelly. Duet—" Have Faith in God."— Hullon. Mrs, I*. E. Gutclirl and Dr. C. W. linker. Solo— "Resurrection," Shelley, Mrs. A, M. Philips. Trio— "The Victory," Moused. Mrs. Geo. Ray, Mrs. Claire KvcrcUe, and Mrs. 11. C. Moore. i * Choir—yw iiy Wecpest Thou?" Lorens. Solo— "Hail Glorious Morn," Gicbcl. Dr. C. W. linker. Duct—"The Savior Llveth," Wilson, Mrs. R. L. Glenn und Mr. Waller Locke. Quartet—Mrs. Henry Colclough, Mrs. S. J . Nix, Mrs. L. II, Echols and Mrs. II. C. Moore. Duet—“O Divine Redeemer," Gournod. Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Evcrettc. Choir— "Christ the Lord is Risen," Adams, We invite you to hear our Choir r e n d e r __ t * t. Corn^ Worship Wit^i rJ|he 8\ A n E a ste r C a n ta ta . (( “Scrap Irons” THE LIFE EVERLASTING” By Vl II. Alexander Matthews, E a s ie r S u n d a y Easter Evening, 8:00 o’clock Judge W. W. Wright will make the principal address Sunday morning. First Presbyterian Church Special Easter Services PRINCESS THEATER •' Corner Oak Ave. and Third St. Christian Church ' » I /. V ‘ (Junior High School) • ( Bible School 9:45. Decision Day, an offering for ' * aged ministers and missionaries. Communion and Sermon, “Immortality,’ 11 A. M. Caster Anthems and other special music. Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. Evening service. Sermon subject, “Welcome Home.” Woman’s Councfl meeting Monday afternoon, a t \ 2G36 Willow Ave. Prayer meeting Wednesday 1205 Aim Ave. Baptist service Thursday 7:45 at Baptist Church'. en d Ch Lal^e M ary * ' y< Community Church Rev. James Thompson, Preacher 0 A. M. Sunrise Service* West Shore Park, Lake dary. 11 A. M. Sunday School, Easter Concert. 11 A. M. Morning Worship and Communion Ser- *ice. 7:30 P. M. Popular Song and Praise Service. SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES At The Lake Mary Methodist Church urc r *> * * * <&. * > * :• •:* •> �i •At .-. ? THE SANFORD IJERA LD , SATURDAY, A PRIL Mi. 1327 PAGE SIX MOTORIST N E W S FO EASTER WILL B E '“Reptile” Shoes And “Black m in i? n il v U L U Iir U L i;\/i?mt I j V I j I i JI Mr, uml Mrs. M, II. llooil mill s he is ill a t her home on Magnolia ] their home. little ilnugliter, Wuulonu llooil of A icn u .t II. & WHITE ______ ! j {oV Tonny ]. Deane, who lins Miu'on, Go., are the guests of Mr. A tto r n e y A I 1.aw Mrs. Clifrence McCrone. who t ';vmn visitingh isp arents, left F ri­ j j I). llooil. ,'jnr. First Nat’l Rank RU. ll ns been visiting her parents, Mr. j}*uJ *us 1 l (Continued from Pace Four) |. xf| ,, |u S A N F O R D , FLORIDA and Mrs. J . C. Aycock, leaves. 11rI>-' ______ Miss Roberta' Head or Jackson­ fine to the tomb the world's Re­ ville is spending the tveek-end in Mpn-.i.iv afternoon for her home a t ; , i v r n v ,-" ' j.Vii II Feed * W ill p r a c tic e in S ta le .u(| , LIVE OAK deemer. Those who make much AahevvUe, N. C. iGrbvery Company opens new store F e d e r a l t ’m :rls. I of Faster, nnd then plan to plunge Sanford as the guest of her aunt, into sinful revelry when Faster Mrs. W. Wallace Wright. here. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wilson and has passed have only a spurious fj* liwnM ' The many friends of Miss Mable small daughter leave Mr-ndny for piety. May tile message of Faster give lJowUr will regret to learn that Orlando where they will make strength during every day of the year, and may .loans Christ lie crowned Imid of our lives. Bottom” Easter Message OF Stockings Are Popular For Easter Sanford Ministers SS V : , Mins" Ar dips. ’ "They’re wearing NEW YORK. Apr. .lOM.I.'IS) Farter style#, it* vi.v.vil a loot flnffi-r things. The skirls are fuller ai d in; ny of them have pleats. We fn-hinnulilr Fifth Avenue lotla;- tiri- are getting m.vny somewhere from Hundreds Clamor For P nsSC s' closed that rkiits continue to reveal the severe, straight lines that make t>n!>l>ed heads for the boyish figure. k,,cc CBP' hobhed T o Church Whore l ’ro sl- *thp "Greens, viotrt# and blege are are adorned with liniment hnts and • dent And Wife Will Attend; that reptile shoes and ‘black hot- the favorite colors for dresses. There is n warm rpot for black nnd Secretary Kellogg Absent tom’ stockings are nil the rage. Not in years have the Fifth Ave­ whiles, too. "Snake skin Oxfords, garish in WASHINGTON April. 10— nue simps done such a heavy preFIR ST PRESBYTERIAN and quite unique, have taken n iP u m IV,- (IN S)*—Assured of clear skies and Easter business. The weather men design the popular fancy. summer breezes, the capital pre­ has mote than done his part. Rev. F. I). Itrowidcc "Every other girl you sc is The gowns are colorful but not pared today to celebrate n color­ This the happiest, seasons of nil ful Faster tomorrow. The Faster freakish, snappy yet tasty—and nil wearing the black bottom stocking the year for Christians, either light or dark stockings of them express the spirit of youth, display of feminine finery and Our Ford Jesus had long and Inquiry in the shops revealed with a black lieel. lnastflulhe silk hat# promises lu repeatedly predicted His death In "Fu rs— silver fox, liluge and red Jerusalem and His power over that girls are spending less money set a record. While many government offici- for their Banter layouts than they fox— are pmt of every girl’s a t­ life and death. In the fullness of n l. have loft town to spend the used to. They 'cluing:1 oftener. In- tire. time these predictions were fill-, "I thin!, the straight lines nr j filled. Till* week commemorates holitjay, their absence will be more stead of one nr two Sunday gown passe; that skitts will remain F ill­ Ills death on the cross and His than made up by the thousands of they now have quite a wardrobe, visitors who annually come to Miss Get trade Andru . assistant er with the wa'sl line more ample. resurrection in Ills own power iliunuger of a Fifth Avenue shop, The only masculine style being af- from the grave. Thus He gave Washing ton for Easter. The President mid Mrs. Cool- tohl International News Service fee ted is a brown man-tailored suit proof of His marvelous claims as ilge', will set the national example that girls and women are going In that ninny of the vt ry young girls to His nature and Mission, so wo b.V going to church. So great has for rnyre but less expensive clothes, regard ns ispiclully snappy. For Joyfully worship Hint this Enstcr been the press for tickets at the She estimated that the average Ijla- evening wear there is a popular reason. He cam e’ forth the first fruits rittchil'thnt the services have been stcr outfit the girls will parade to dress which is cut above llie knee eh ulitJr the Coolldgen ordinarily church in tomorrow will cost bo in front ami comes down below tie- of them whlih sleep and so on transferred to the big Washington tween $125 and $201). Taking pencil knee in back. Rut for the most part Faster wo rejoice in a confident nuditoriuni. This shift wall en­ in hand, she outlined a ‘typical’ opt- skirts ore exactly, knee lepjjllu I |hope that He will bring us inir ' 1 loved ones from tin- power of death able several thousand people to at­ fit, the cost amounting to $11)11 don’t see how they can go any 1high er." to a resurrection life with Him­ tend the services. Here it is: In another shop the Information self. Shoes $10, stockings $1, tlr.ss •Cabinet officers, diplomats, mem I wish for you u hope of resur­ Ikts of t!,o Senate and House and $25, hat $10, gloves $ti, underwear was Imparted that many of the various other govermcnlu! offici­ $!!>, cither a fur piece or spring girls in the Faster parade are rection hi Him who 1ms power als will join in the fnshion parade coat $75, accessories $20—total wearing what is called a ‘pantep- over death and the grave, for He too* —u combination und a corset is the Non of God. that' always follows church ser* $1(10. "I notice the girlf arc getting togeth-.r jvhlcli doesp’t do thy shape vices a numlier of cabinet tnenithis occasion were: Gertrude Por­ hers, »however, have gone else­ away from masculine modes," wild i bit of barm. ter, Mary Relic Smith, ■Dorothy where fo r the week-end. Ann Voorhces, Aleita Dyson, v* SaeVetary of State Kellogg is s|KMidlrig Faster at Hot Springs; Methodist Children Of Church Circles Sends Clifford King, tjuilln Porter, Jam es Serralary of Commerce Hoover Two Departments En- j Many Easter Gifts To Henry Dyson, .lack Hughes Pierce Uamiall Randal! Priest. John Mor­ is in New York; and Secretary of eau and Wylie Clark. the Interior Work is on the Pa­ joy Easter E g g Hunt Enterprise Orphans cific Const. -% ___ Mrs. W. Wallace Wright and Members ef Circle Five of the piece. Mil.:- Roberta Head of Ja c k ­ The children from the Region rs ClflCAGt), Apr. 10—(IN S)- * First Methodist Church,' nccomsonville, and Mrs. Jam es G. Khartfjro society prepared today and Primary Departiijents of the Jiicugo for one of its most noteworthy .Methodist Sunday School enjoyed panietl by tlu-’r chairman, M r a .J • on ,md small daughter Jane, mot ____ I). Parker, mot"re;l l-rlday to the orod to n,.,.. hunt o» , 1Friday Orlando Saturday where Buster parades Many hundreds an Easier* il" Faster ‘l’r egg ,,m‘l ‘ of thousands of dollars have been ■nftembon at Centra) Park, llu Methodist Orphanage at Enter they were the guests of Mi's. Ju l­ lirise where they carried a large exprnded by the social leaders for party Was given by the teachers liox of clothing, shoes and other ian Howard. v-,«i iiiiiiii .ii display iiinfii.i*, i.’i tlieiif annual r f imcry, finery, ac- '‘I* the, two departments, The manv friends of Mrs. Ern­ cording to department store and The afternoon was merrily spent wearing apparel. Several chick­ gnmrt jjthon owners. in games of all kinds. The main ens, a quantity of vegetables, n est M. Galloway will regret to ' WTie.ii the thousands line fash- fuaturi however was the search for box of apples, a large pail of learn of her serious illness at her iomibU- Lake Shore Drive nnd bright-colored eggs. I.ittle Miss eggs and hnnto-mnde cakes were home on Cameron Avenue. MicHlgim Boulevard, affectionate- (June Jackson found the golden egg also included in the gifts for the lv known te Chicagoans ns the nnd wjt’s awarded the poize, a huge orphans. Those going to Enterprise were: “ijopl** nnd the "Rue Mich,” they i box of Faster candies. For having J . 1». Parker, Mrs. G. A. IDulwill he greeted generally by print­ found (he most eggs among the Mrs. S P E C IA L S A L E ed chiffon dresses. They have children of the Primary Depart* ford, Mrs. J . G. Walts, Mrs. J . U. Flute, Mrs. J . U. Stapler, Mrs. 15. been fhirrlmsed by milady in a 1inent. Dorothy Stewart was given O N E W E E K , A P R I L I8*2:t Variety of . colors, with biege, it linsket of Faster eggs. F iltb Ann K, Page, Mrs. It. A. King, Mrs. and Mrs. P. B. Haynes green yinil blue predominating. Faird was the f .rt«n»te o n e in >»; We carry the largest nnd most S»ock* are in the same bright col­ finding the most eggs among the ”C I-nkc,a" ‘,‘ complete stock of Screen Doors ors! , ■Rcginners. She won a pretty Fnrtund scri-Ai material in Seminole nftaihiwfrw- e i w m i . er basket. A huge marble filled W y l i e '^ l a r H in Vi P ^ 'i' I will, cniidy was awarded Rynm Count), and our r v o la r prices iJir a ' « Si~ ,A ,, i Ue, ‘' i"1 Squire*, who found the most eggs Entertains A t Party arc the lowest. During this V l |','irl1 "V' j Iv' ' among the hoys of the Primery 0 n Twelfth Birthday «cek, for CASH only, v*e " ill JK S S Jf l,rt‘,mrr ' w th iclass, and James Adams won the , vvideijt relish for its annual Faster iy(. the ,, VH ,lf thu Uegingi\e a further discount of Master Wylie Clark entertained Humhij parade tomorrow. l(>„ Department. 1 0 *;, On T h is E n tir e L in e a number of his voting friends on S|k’ciiil trains arriving at brief Following the hunt the children Of Doors, Screen Stock and inlervalM brought visitors by the Thursday afternoon at the home it. I, • - •• i, * - - ivr;re given ice cream cones. Of esMoulding, Di-.M Gnlv. nnd 1K-.M of his mother, Mrs. T. It. Higgins was llronzc Mire Cloth, Tacks, on Summerlin Avenue. The nfticturcs which will be givci w“ l" ° ' " kl" K ,,r erig.rid-ss to take part in the fest- h V,. . lirudcs, a Complete line of hard­ fair was in honor of his twelfth lvittOH. the elublren. ware, ami grilles. The afternoon proved one of e x ­ birthday annivershfy. ‘ It Avtm estimated today that J00,* ceptional pleasure and much cred­ Most delightful in every way into ‘persons, liedeekcd in Fualer was the afternoon which was mer­ ifinery, will parade along the ex- it Is due Mrs. John \V. Smod and rily spent in gumes of all kinds. pnnsive boardwalk Sunday provld tier efficient corps of teachers, Fate (uTlhp afternoon the children iilg, of cmu:e. that tin- weather whose unrein ing efforts made Ibis wore asked into the dining room - affair ju success. is a * nice us anticipated. I when refreshments of ice cream, j j ride in pi tho tlio attainments vl tlw * cake, and candy eggs were served. ' Hill. W. Flrsl SI. Phone 172-W U onian’n Club and loyalty to its | As a fitting climax to the enah’s Cl EVERYTHING FOR TH E 1 Joynbly afternoon, photographs piIncipie*. * *•'Woman’s Club ] were made of the children and Ill’ ll.DEK prints will he sent to each guest, On Tuesday afternoon at three Notes Among the children enjoying o'clock there will he a business i ( By MRS. HENRY WIGHT meeting of the Music Department, when flie program for the next year will he discussed. All mem­ Mrs. Hear) Wight Rite main event of the week just bers arc requested by the chair 'p ast'w as the fine work of llje man to to- punctual and to tiring Hub committee which served lunch with them some Interesting cur­ for, the Indies of the Prespyterlal rent musical event for the roll CsjiiventJtm on Thursday and Fri- call, 'J'he program of German >Mrs, F. P. Ilngun was the ef- music will l»e rendered at -'i;«l0 fleient chairman i.*f u large und o’clock will he in charge of Miss entliUsihstlc group of eluh mem­ Eleanor Herring, and will he an­ ber# representing the four de­ nounced Inter. partments, und with perfect co­ The Welfare Department will ordination of work, lunyhes were reived each day to more lluui a meet 'mi Wednesday ut three o’clock and instead of the box Ji1|n)lre<.l visitors. ^■ ^ ‘It Is the Huh members who have luncheon and Child Welfare pro­ given unstintedly ot their time uml gram (is announced in the yopr effort who really know what it book, several odds and ends yf ncailS to le t till best out o f the luitdncjfH will be taken cure o f at Woman’s Club, und it cannot he this time. Members of the stand­ t«Jo oftin repeated that as one ing committees of the Hub for nows, «u one rcups, Thu club mem- fimtm e, memlNirshio and program ber who merely pays her dues, en- " ill be elected, ami appointment* joy# ihirii parties and entertain- made for members of .courtesies, inenri im may have personal up- house and press committees will be jK'al to .her, und get* by with, just unnoui\ced for next year. At this a# i lit little unselfish effort a* pos- ! no cling tin* full financial reports nnot be exported to under* |of flower show und plant sule will ‘ •iblc. »ry much of tliat spirit of l>e made, and contributions to the Ufliui L1-1goodJ liowship wjiich otliers, of ! liulldlip: fund are to be voted. |f you huy n new car every 10,000 mile* m Sanford Cash How far cargo before the miles begin to tell ? orso, almost any car will give you satisfac­ tory results. • *• • at | . Save For Sjiccess ltV“7 I • Boyb, while you are growing up is the time to be saving up. i1>, Most successful men were thrifty i boys. . . !•. Start a savings account at this bank and let us help you to success in life. ■ :■ a ■ ■ fit fi ■ But if you want the same fine service on through the second, third and the many following tens of thousands o f miles, buy a Buick! Accurate tests at the great Proving Ground o f General Motors, where all cars are driven and examined,show Buick’s sturdy structure and powerful V alve-in-H ead T'ngine still gaining in efficiency at the point in miles where other cars are dis­ tinctly on the down grade. Buy a Buick for years o f except ional service* Our Easter "Wish 'M SS Is that this Easter may bring into each of your lives Beautiful Chevrolet, the things most’ worthwhile in this life. PT T Kronen’s “We Say It With Values” The U.i ompare itfir Easter Day Appearance Perform ance .* The outstanding day in the lives of Ghristnins—wo arc wishing (hat on this day your fondest hopes will be realized and that life will take on a richer deeper meaning. **. f Lloyds Shoe Co. Enjoy music in your nihuII apartment Ibingalnn, Studio, Church, lintel, or Club (JLLIIKANSEN SMALL UPRIGHT Nationally Privet! $295.00 * Only In ca r. much Richer in price \rill you find »uch snoutnets of line, syj cl i beau­ ty of design and such elegance of appoint­ ment ns in the Must Beautiful Chevrolet! New Fisher Bodies) S m a rt new D i k i i colors; Full-crow n, one-piece fenders; B u lle t-ty p e Readlamps) Higher, more m assive ra d ia to r; Duco finished instni* - n icn f’ panel) Cow l lam ps; " F i s h - t a i l " M odeling on 2-pas*,#•»#*ti*r f»%«fel<*L I !u- performance of the new Chevrolet is Ru rally amaiing. Inct edible smoothness every speed , . . efhit : ’ - •s sh i ftihg of g ears. . .f in g e r - t ip steering . . . dashing acceleration tliat is a delight. , Valve-in-head motor; T h ree-p o in t M otor Suspension; Single* plate disc-clutciql.nng, scmi-cllipiic springs; Stronger und stiudier frame) full sire ] 7 inch steering w heel; B . 11loon tires) Deeply uphol'/crcd cushions; Scmi-revcrsUdc steer­ in g g e a r ; AC Ai r i t.... . .vi-riii « i i - Price IVmparlton o f I prlu * rr%r»lt ( liMroloil %alue (uprrnur). Drliict-1 rtl p ilc f! are f. n. h. prin, I fill t i e d l « n « « f o r h n ^ | W I lioanrinir. d r . Tlie clntf rlm rRre nl (irnrnl I Mntnrt A ccepiim r Cnrpn. I ration iir<? ibe Ion cat i n i I nhle. Hnmlliny cliarfatiit I 111prpportlon. I btia.Chrtrolrl tJrlim rtl i^rlspi art e v e n m o r e h m a : i n g thi\ Ilie f. o. b. pi I*ri , The Coach lb«* Touring '595 . • * 5|l r r floadeirr • Ilif Coupe * * T l i f 4 * P o tr Bedim ‘flic Sport fjhtiolrt *7M The Lnndait • * ^74^ 1i-Ten #t‘ruck • • 5K 5 (Chnfn'i Duly) * Mb I (Cfimsii «nJj) 1-Ton Truck All price* f.o.h. I lim. Muh, I' iHiHin ffrrt •I-artdirj * •**—* . . .i « ... i ,i. White-Highleyman, Inc. Sanlord Music Store &Gilt Shop •PHonc fttr DeiumiHlraliuit .S i u t f t t n l R iioiiin C handler has hit a stride that is making them all talk! H EN EVER something better comes along— som ething actually, visibly, intrinsically better— the world quickly welcomes it. W Chandler owns two modern large-volume plants •— “ lock, stock and barrel”—'and n o t a penny against them on paper or in fact. Witness the great spontaneous success o f the magnificent new Royal Eight and new Sixes by Chandler— here, there and everywhere! Chandler is wholly independent o f anybody and everybody in tlie entire industry. C handler Really Builds a Car! Pressing Rapidly A head Four dill crent price classes are feeling keenly the widened extent and increased volume of Chand­ ler sales. I In every state, every city and town, motor car owners arc shifting to Chandler. The good and ample reasons.for this success arc very apparent. ♦In Eights and Sixes alike just sec how Chandler has glorified the present trend of m otor car design. See how Chandler has embellished the custom­ ary standards o f luxury. See how C h an d ler lias surpassed all ideas of modern performance— with the mighty power of its marvelous Pikes Peak M otor! A Company o f Strength H ie cuts themselves reflect the fortified stability buck of the cars. And tins stability o f Chandler is im portant to hear in m ind— for everybody wants to he sure the car he buys is hacked up by an organization of strength and permanence. C handler cars arc Cduntd/cr-hndf, not assembled — built in practical entirety in C h an d ler’s own plants— all the way from the raw products to the final operations. Chandler s distributing and dealer organization not only blankets the United States and Canada, hut extends throughout the world. And as a direct result of the leaping increase in Chandler sales more new dealers are applying for the C h an d ler franchise than in any other period o f Chandler history. T h e Line is Com plete Chandler now sponsors one of the very large a and most selective lines of fine m oto rcars before the public. „ Twenty-five custom body styles— th e Sixes ranging from $945 to $1895, the Eights $2195 lo S -2 9 5 ; (f. o. b. Factory). All models have the fa­ mous Chandler “ O n e-S h ot” lubrication system. \\ e proudly ask you to look at these cars— drive < compare them with anything else on w heel,! Florida Chandler Motor Company, Inc Commercial Street _C I I A N D L I; It - C L E V E F A N D MOTORS C O RPO RA TIO N CLEVELAND �r jrfivrr - •... 'l. il r* r ' PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD H ERALD, SATURDAY, A PR IL 16,1927 TFLESCOPES B ig Motor Transportation Lines Ul *1m C ll_ 77 Tfc • --------[tries that Could riot lefcitlmtftely ( V i t a p h o n c P r o g r a n i III KY WAY T n S Shi.\i IlA W IK . : 1 i i( tufslimness ^wi.il in* ci,im*.i ?i.<h>o ni>„vc *uiTo Be In Gate City * ■■ — — ----oiTi nliif- expenses during tin* past April 25, at the Riverside then- * tre in conjunction with the much­ ly and justly praised “Don .Tumi" staring the nonpaired John ltar- * rymore, (Jiovnnni MnrtincRi, Met- 2 ropnlHian tenor; Mischn Liman, jS INDIANAPOLIS, Apr. lit i;H , .i;,,., ,..... ■ . year. the great violinist, Anna (hue, jj (IN S ) -Motor trim.spoliation i.,, £ Z ‘J r h, ’I! ’ Snu.ll Linen Pay Metropollliau soprano; Roy Smock, ■ profluiolo to the Himill operator In. IinlL.,,1....... ...... "V. V, I LXm nw nlt mlvoentoil the inter. Mary Lewis, Arkansas girl _____ of __ __ _____ _____ ____ ■ wizard the ukeleie and I fawnliiit seldom pay* the bit: Investor, ■nme turn ed s of the smaller operators. Ho All that we M il is not cr.nfitied lo Building SupfiUe"—one of .—- 7* , . r o|.,rw l a ' figures in the auditing department whose Hueccssful dehut in the Han guitar; the New Vork Phil* 2 aid that u (treat deal of the bust* Many Deficits I'fie SlUfly , . ‘ .! ‘ ( t r |of the Indiana Service Comms: Oj>crn House was v 'harmonic Orchestra of III? cog- w hlggosL "sellers" is SERVICE. Here you . get It all ways, Ii, ,i ,it it .i i . I'0** that would bo profitable to Metropolitan I To Find I.intlls Of sifm HhoWi \ .. . cert musicians, all will he featured * i <> .... cue!' t ! '/ ot >*'r the smaller investors, was not, and sensation paralleling that which ,(1 lho vitnplmne presentations on always. Helpful suggesting!*., thc.^cnitlt of (ha mnrkef’* lowest Observatories 1 Receipts and disbursement - of lr?* m SHC(i.l“ for ono year, 11 """ would not lie a paying enterprise followeil Marion Talley's first *M > _ I this bill. 1 N ii* .nW.OR during1 nshuiii.tr lirici’s and assistance In every way possible are Combined for your Id fo fd h 'f For S tu d y I :I0 companies picked nt random for the lnrtref companies. penrnnee in tlint musical hall of j <\|| neats will Ik? reserved and 2 Jroni the annual reports being fil- ' ‘ ‘.' another firm. The liv­ “The travellintt salesmen, now* fame, is another of the Imposing two allows will be given daily ex- ■ heuifit. 'h y us once! . ... . . . . . . was little more tlinn inlay... im* n utr to go from plnec UiT April 10—(IN S) ed with the commission showed,. V ' iirusia wno nave muon inivauuig-: Hutulav. Unio inatlneeanm artists who have taken advantage ccpt Sunday, nt 2:3(1 matinees and ■ was one exception, that firms tvith j ut,th e n -rage lo i ,... etoivavur to pem- with td- r rtc. ? J n / ul f e L rfc*i " « , l i 1of Vitnphnne through careful nom- H:ir» evenings. Mail orders will receipts totalling more than $10, ■;n l '“ ' ' <‘f Sa*.0flH. . after H P the seat T ill:,. of revenue, I ^ c regu!dJ I iYntlon- to. 1,0 Bf "Jl., !}n,i _^,nr<l1_'in ,M’. __________I filled promptly seat 000 lost money during the pa-t Due peculiarity was apparent in Mnirce i* universe—will he year. the marvelous talking and sing- „n]e logins on Monday, April 18, 'lie ivimrUto The ---------- ‘ ! hutslnrjss. then, edmes ,n« “ reen" which will be instnl- . Vitnplmne has been heralded SWnext two y°*” ' The one exception, an Indiana- .' • ■ f f ' l n r ' i - ' mui ..reiving the la." ed i t.‘ , '"h. her shopping hi J.®'1 ..f,,r ^ fir.8.1 ti,'n o . ' n ‘‘ l.o r“,,a far and wide by the metropolitan polis company, shewed n profit of 1 ................................. Iat the Riverside theatre, Ja c k ­ daily preso and the larger nation­ out «>f griMs rcceipD unl- ° f trror revenues, lost th ejijie largo centers, sonville, for programs listing the al weeklies. Here is FJoridtt'ii f e b e ihlky Way. held amounting to more than $425,1)1)0.1 a'est amount of money. | greatest of artists. 520 Maple Are. chance to see what Now York and P°2trwomer» to he the I'homt :n? The figures from the companies When (|tie<ti.,ied about Hie MAll EL— Seaboard Air Lino Chicago have been going wild r. .f the Galactic system ol selected showed 111 made a profit, h ■ y lo.sse- *o the larger firms, i The first Vitnphone program tn . ,. P j ; un.i plant-: are n LI b--.il money ami one broke even- mn- operator. I i,. (ireenawnlt,! Railway constructing new statin this state will be presented for nbout, beginning April 23 nt the two weeks beginning Monday, Riverside theatre, Jacksonville. at the end of the year. The prof- <>l Loshen, blamed it cm attempts at Mabel. innouniPmcnt was made ,‘p W"iM V. Carpenter, j^ ior „f the Steward O b - , H of the I'lihcrsity <>f Arl I Voiding l" Dr. Carpenter observatories or the band together, eath n special zone of the and «t the end rtf » two rim!, will bfing all Iheir tthrr for study and «nl< il- a ........... ■ For Two Week Run APP1NG S KY ! 2 j;rMt Undertaking iriiona oliMTvatory, situatiu.M|.w .)juuii|.> « U! p.; ksith delicate nstroniinical s, arP jK-culinrly suited Mis, will take a leading j)i( research project, which ,rd the most extensive asjl uiidertnklng in the Ids* the science. Isrpcatcr declares tlie work pinjr the sky will prove of lir value in determining the p ,,f tlie universe. Many rs lirlieve that beyond the ay, in the regioiin so fur that the human mind can gitiv the Wist extent ’ of jTuhnl, lie at her universep, magnitude, peihapa, an to ih> pj-ilem liMimd. d by I lie [LHIED'/a (b A RODNEY DHTrilRIt KINGTON, April 10—When iGtirce’ Norris i*f Neliraska Ikur? the Senate, as lie ia Jmstrning to do, there will Attain regret in this prosaic Khas would at lend tin* pns’ frw other human CO(pi ill |rral Kovernmenl. ibs Ids enemies, for he's , Util there is less peanut ^ar>l more genuine sincerely fity nf pmp< e in tliis 118I sar Imrse limn in almost irr rneailH'r nf CotigfCftn. It’s i find anyone who won't udtouch, whether they like |or rut. ii a simple, unaffected, ■dold cuss, with an olcld. floppy. M|unre-cut how ailed old-fashioned liigh [tti plain, ordinary clothes. 1<>f sartorial pretensions with a predilection to K»td horse sense. His |hr" more pt ntpous than hia Hr doe ii talk about in its wisdom/ doing I that and he doesn't play IpUcrie*. pH ftllow. head pokes itself ■if the clondi otm limes, lint * Drc i: in rally on the One of the most justified .h r,f even , ho he it of sentlftht vci•. lev. of them have |J*tin»l staminu to wage a |*“r *'11•1' ■I ..ml hit ter fight jnndple in tL, face of Inigo “i!t id thing, which in% gave Hi ram Jidmson's Is tremendous Imost in tin* is the host sort of |lto!e (i. urge' does, ire to the house a partisan ■.,1- v "" he iiegnn to oh|tto- i:-'!«i. i., j..s !)n,| the fuJ ." Ksrmt politics. He l»eU 'e and more independent ''nt him to the y In 1H2L after ‘Uncle P 1" ! ngroii and again ern*“) refuted to run for re*nd nftei lie had hoop rtaridnl.itfiitcihly, by trick* R"1'1 hi- Will Nebraska iiwml,y a 1111,11110 majority. I3ml T o c o m m e m o ra te th e d a y o f all d a y s --in th e life of C h ristian s—E a ste r. In this s a m e spirit for w h ic h th is d a y sta n d s, w e p a u se to w ish th at into e a c h a n d e v e r y o n e o f y o u r lives m a y c o m e th e tru e b le ssin g s th a t you lty m a y so p e rm e a te y o u r liv es an d yc erlid e w ill find its real m e a n in g in you UU l» U i i ln a u | | I R or>l Swear at Yuur__2 ■ ■ ICelery Crate* M W nhtW fl Cratcfl p 8*'i»r by Them L j nl?' n" «roas Kr.ninoil _ l_ -ju d bang up ro (m!5 fl'Wl’ j""' rlKl>(.£ I v i . 1^ , l " > I'fHt e r a '.C J* \ 1 fKe district. 5h ‘ ihvitu yo,,r cn m p n rl-S $ I j ^ fJ c ItlH w h o ro cel -2 M 13 packed. S 22Tr!Svlce? 0h- yft»*2 dlilii nn l.otir of 2 t, ' ry ficl,l of llii.i din-* ^«r!;!!;c,v ,,rou,'h! : (,r°wera,2 k nmi c lickCrmR!in on* Oviedo 0 . S h in lto lser |‘CrBtp Manufacturer Sanford t o : ’ I '* * * =* m * H �NEW YORK FANS tv The Pirates wntlopped the lteds, 10 to 0. and still lend the league. The Rues nicked Rlxey and Neif Me'* for I I hits. j fc j With "no h it" (.’barley Robertnon on the mound, the sprightly Rruves made it three straight from Brooklyn by score of 3 to 1. The Robins, still on a pop-fly diet, made only five hits. ■ j* Philadelphia, supposedly resort­ ed to Icgnrthy by the departure of th e.fiery Arthur Fletcher, wus the ncenc of n near-rlol as the (Mauls lx*at the Phillies, 0 to 3, When Eddie Roush delivered his first hit of the season, u ground­ er along the third base line, the fnn*.thought It wns u foul and snhKao with cushions, hot dogs nod , uisorted debris. Manager Stuffy, Melania further distin­ guished himself by being ejected from the pastime for the second timd during tho aeries. W». _____ Tho American league got under way l officially when Babe Ruth clouuod his first homer of the sea­ son. /This blow, combined with rrncftf A bitching by Herb Pennocld, enabled the Yankees to trim tho Athletics, 0 to 3, for their third, straight victory. * IV IX. T h o ' Washington Senators kept race with the Yanks by swamp­ ing tho Rod Sox, 7 to 1, sweeping the,series. Genera] Crowder held tho Sox to five hits and Speaker and. Goilin led the attack on tho bach'bay hurlera. don Khaute of Cleveland limited the*W hite Sox to one hit in six innings but tho Sox hunched theii blows thereafter nnd, won 0 to 1, evening the series. fem -Tlgcrs and llrowna finally go* started , hut rain stopped tho contest ut the end of the fifth li ning-witii the score tied, 2 to 2. Sister knocked in both of the Prawns' tallies, SOUTHERN LEAGUE Thu * crackers nude it two straight tfi ' over Chattanooga, 1 1 to “3, lunging three pitch:tu f*,r 12 hits. C liff Mnrknf ullo7/ed the Lookup In I t hingles but kept them well scattered. Hodges held Mobile to five hits nnd New Orleans won, 0 to 2. Vifn'Alstyne pitched Ulrmlnghnm to a 1 to 2 victory ovet Nash­ ville, yielding only six hits while his* toammutes collected 10. Rain halted the Rcmphls-Little Rock contest. E aster Greetings Of course, hoys will he hoys nnd the natural rejoinder is that you can't convince- a ball dub on four games,> But, as to that, men of the age of Cobb and Collins figure to become less effective ns Connie Mack’s Collection Ofi the season wears or into the dou­ Human Heirlooms Unable ble heudcis nnd their legs wear To Live Up To Pre-Senson out. Connie has $30,000 tied up in Forecasts 0 f Their Speed Cobb and $20,000 in Collins nnd, if Hit* old clut) continues to cull tho cloak and suit trade at its pre­ By DAVIS J. WALSH 1ill (-runt irmnl News Service Sports sent rate, the "put" on Ibis pair will be written off in a few weeks. IMi Inr NEW YORK, Apr. 10—Connie But I don’t think Mack is concern­ Mnek’s collection of human heir­ ed about that, although it may ns looms wore out of New York today, well lie admitted that no dollnr I-, living In their wake three hall ever will Ik* aide to sue him for games nnd, apparently, a highly $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 fog Dudley Brnndom mid, unfavorable impression upon the alienated affections. Still, be paid local inlelllgeiirin. The latter, a f­ after the second game, hesitated ter a reasonable interval of tol­ less than 0- 3-5 seconds in remov­ erance during which they viewed ing Dudley to a zone of snfety in with some restraint I ho combined favor of Jim Pople. He also paid efforts of Eddie Collins to get a erUlcal money fpr Each,' Wheat hast* hit nod Ty Cobb In catch a hot when by found that the ve­ fly hall, today felt the harrier was teran couldn’t throw hard enough raised and they laughed at Con­ to break a window, he also took nie’s speculative investments with Zarli right out of there. -Connie himself admitted last groat enthusiasm. "Colib looks like one of the worst night that he was uncertain about outfielders in.tho Major Leagues" his course with the team. ."Some of them don’t look so wrote one man, nft*r the four game erics with the Yankees ended yes­ good," lie said, sadly. "However, we are only getting started. terday. Being notoriously charitable in Frankly, Cobb so far looked ex­ actly what he happens to he: an mv views, 1 will merely venture old timer who might g t by on what that perhaps the whole hall club he knows. As to that it inuy yet Is off to one of those standing develop that he knows loo much fur starts. However, as to Cobb nnd Collins, I must refuse to alter mi the good of tho hall club. 1 suw Connie come out in front opinion 1 contracted carelessly in of the ilugout yesterday to wave the South; that neither of them Cobh over toward the foul line will be able to finish the season. with Gehrig at tho plate, Ty moved with apparent good grace, hut the next moment he returned to his former position. / NEW YORK, Apr. 16—Lady l.uck, that ficklu goddess, contin«h' h to frown ui>on Rill Sherd**!, southpaw of the champion St. Ix>uis Cardinals. Wee Willie, whoso tough luck wns one of the features of th«* world's series last fall, held the Cubs to two hits yes­ terday—and lost. Sherdcl lost because one of the two hits happened to be n home run by Hnck Wilson. The score wns 1 to 0, thro® double plnys by the Cubs enabling Percy Jones to hold the Curtlo. scoreless. If the**Trojans come cast to the big track meets this season, they’ll he out to get tho national title for the third consecutive time. Captain Ed House, one of the Trojan sprinters, think they’ll <|<, it. The Trojans hove been faring well in meets on tin* Pacific const nntl an* working with the big eastern meets in mind. Huffnlo nt Rending. Rochester nt Newark. Syracuse at Rnltimorc. Detroit ............... -_() Philadelphia ....... (1 Boston ................ 0 League Standings NATIONAL Pittsburgh .... Boston . .... New York .. Chicago . — Philadelphia St. Louis .. Brokli'ii . i Clncinnnli . LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. ...3 0 1.000 .760 3 1 •* .007 I 0 .007 1 ,333 \ 2. .333 *• 1 Q .250 :i .000 3 .0 LEAGUE Won Lost 3 0 Now York ........... 3 0 Washington _ — 2 C leveland............... .2 2 2 Chicago ....... ..... I 0 St. Louis ............... AMERICAN Pet. 1.000 1.000 .500 .600 .000 SOUTHERN New Orleans Atlanta Birmingham, Memphis Little Roc!: Chattanooga Mobile Nashville O 3 3 .000 .000 .000 ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pet. 3 .750 1 .750 .3 1 1 2 .500 1 1 .500 1 ___ 1 .333 . 1 2 .250 3 1 1 3 .250 SOI I II EA ST! :i(.N .LEAGUE Won Last Pel. >1 0 1.000 Montgomery . •l 1 ,800 Savannah . . .. .3 2 .000 Jni-ki onville .3 2 .000 Pensacola 3 .-lOO A lb a n y ............ , ,2 2 3 .100 Columbus ......... ..... 1 ■! .200 i St. Augustine .... 0 4 .000 J Selma ............, This time Connie let the mat­ ter go by default. Cobb's hitting during the series wns good; yet two of them were scratches nnd on the whole lie seemed to lack some­ thing of his old punch. However, Cobb probably will ho a hitter at fifty. Now for Eddie Collins, "Collins didn't get n hit during the series", declared one of our most eminent minds today. "And, at that, he figures to hit better than he fields." Having said which, he then launched into a lonrned disserta­ tion, purporting to show thnt Col­ lins’ advancing years had made him too stiff in the joints to get down rapidly on sound halls unit that no longer could he wheel rap­ idly on relay throws when trying for double plays. What the hoys in the back room seem to Is* i-otuerned about is bow long Connie plans to string along with his antiques. They candidly declared today tlmt the Philadelphia Athletics, ns it pre­ sent constituted, arc going no­ where with considerable haste and, in a spirit of helpfulness so rhntnsteric if the enraged jour­ nalist at large, they intimate that In the Spirit of Easter we extend our sincere and cordial greetings with wishes for a most enjoyable season. G o T o C h u rch The Church at Easter offers to us the sentiments that embody the soul of Ocala, Duval Loom As Contenders For State Track Honors the! Eastertide and we urge that everyone attend the Church of their choice in Worship. GAINESVILLE. Fin., Apr. IG.~ (IN S )—Ocnlo and Duval High of Jacksonville were favored today in the finals of the annual state high school truck meet to be hold at Mnrphvve Field here this afternoon. Ocala's followers wore rejoicing today over tho remarkable showing made ip the preliminaries of the meet yesterday afternoon by Ed ' Ncwcombc, scnsntionnl cinder star. Ho was entered In seven events in the preliminaries nnd semi-finals nnd crossed the finish line first in each one, breaking his own record in the 120 vnrd iilglt hurdles by lowering the mark to 10.7 seconds, Lynn of Hillsborough High Tam­ pa, shattered tin* discus throw re­ cord by tossing the massive more than 112 feet and Huhhard Darts of Miami broke the brand Jump record by leaping 21 feet and nearly eight inches. Ball Hardware Company NEW PORT RICHEY — Con­ tracts let for construction of new bridge over Pithlam itce River here. 'sl-iH i UH l —•—I —I — M ontezum a D ining Room Results O f Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 1; St. Louis 0. Citjcinnatl 0; Pittsburgh 10. Boston JJ: Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia 3; New York 0. Open To The Public ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Cltfecland 1; Chicago 0. New York 0; Philadelphia 3. Washington 7; Boston 1. St. .Louis 2; Detroit 2 (called 6th, ipln), SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chittanooga 3; Atlanta 14. Naahville 2; Birmingham 4. New Orleans 0; Mobile 2. Little Rock-Mcmphls rain. |S (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 8; Louisville 3. Milwaukee 4; Toledo 6. fit.,Paul 7; Indianapolis G. Knpxus City at Columbus, wet grounds. BOUTI1 EASTERN Jacksonville 6; S t. Augustino 1. Columbus 6; Sclnui 3. Montgomery 4; PensacolaO. Snvpnnoh 7; Albany G (Called Bth darkness ). ! Today’s Schedule I AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago a t St. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland. Boston at New York. Philadelphia a t Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo. St. Paul at Louisville. Minneapolis at Indianapolis. t HOl'TlIERN ASSOCIATION Nashville at Birmingham, Chattanooga at Atlanta. L ittle R * k at Memphis. Mobil* at Nttw Orleans. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Nt. Augustin** Ut Jacksonville. Selma a l (761umbits., I't-nsaroTa at Montgomery, Albanyv at fUtvanriah. B reakfast A la carte service exclusively for breakfast which will he served from 7 TO 9 A. M. your Dinner & A delectable $1.00 dinner will he Rerved consist­ ing of salad, vegetables nnd n meat. CLASSIFIED 6 To 8 P. M. ’A D * An extra special Sunday dinner will be served every Sunday nnd will be given our most discriminnting enre ns to choice of menu. It will he served from 12 to 8 p. m., nnd will cost $1.25. Lunch Tf you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and state your request. It's a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod­ erate. A delicious 75e lunch will he served at the noon hour consisting of vegetables and meat- Special Dinners 12 To 2I*.M . We have long made u speciulty of our Southern style chicken dinners ns well as our steak dinnersWe will accept orders nt nny time for nur chicken or steak dinners. U n d er N e w M a n a g e m e n t N. B. Jerome, formerly of the Crystal Lake Dining Boom, who has had years of experience in handling dining rooms will take over the Montezunin Dining U6om after Friday and will give the planning and serving of the meals nnd their preparation his personal care. Mrs. Je>ome also ex­ perienced in this line will supervise the kitchen. Only the best in food, served in the most appetizing way will he given the patrons. Call B efore 1 1 o ’clock For The D ay’s Insertion The Ideal P lace For An Ideal M eal Montezuma Dining Room Sanford Herald ATTIIE HOTEL MONTEZUMA INTERNATIONAL* LEAGUE ToroiUaaat Jervey (?\y. * ••• • r .-A-*- —r jy'-*-V L , - 1j ;r « (j4 8 b C ’<*1: d >7 ' < �PAGE NINE TH E SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, ‘APRIL 10,102 Want Ads Are Quick, Inexpensive: Read For Profit— Use For Results 3 assified Rates ^ ^ n u ,n L e r o t h t <iui • r« . f*#r#fn>Pi,tfnnM H 'f 'u ’i " » *" i0e■ 1" -r I! \T r M will LvT^1<Y li oP"r ,jri Infor u<l H1 1,e m ,J ullrt , l.u rged rtll| .it the word v-!- AlK Will >*" rt" anil c o l l e c t o r I (M P, l r V. fnr p a y m e n t, l * * « u n l order* a r e paVI t t ^ i i f i Pt publication. ’SIN *vi HOUR: *) H OI tt- Copy • | rtcelv. 1, ;00 l | J S S l r i b |u { H l!i« U m , V r ^ r : \ 11'" ' o T be M ' fV l m'*r# U"»‘ ol"' dfl* *"Irtu,n. th erefo re 55*. S S l a N notified a t t <cnS'T,? (,: bl’ pir«n ° ' n ’>' V h e ^ y ik p h o n e ""'n le ro n tln • arc not v»P *• MU-1CATHN IN'IiKX: T h e ^iF eliMlHcaUnn* “r? uci.i utintbereil f o r J,i V A v They are iiiintefhlhrU.ally Mid ininiar* ^ lS iu W « r « r U heart. |jr, TjiJ'i made-up n lp haltat- ,n r.D I1A T B S C I I E D U I c H (.llowlni arhedule t e ll a ■ i, of solid ads fro m l ^ , lo 15 words for o n e 1 0 ■ ..u n i When re n i o r e d ir, ordered, each line w ill ■Ml an « words. ..onl rate applies to enc\ loo. for e»ampl" 11 w o rd s ul In « word J Mime. :« or 13 »0: a j j * \ !u |H* than 15 w o r d . Seated a* 15 word*. A u to m o b ile s ’ MONEY—To loan on Improved de- THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ sirnhlp business and roxlcdntn.l ment. Apply Herald Office. RE-CONDITIONED CARS FROM C j * ! O .^ IIo x T o x a A M rn * NEWLY — furnished npartnients $00. a n d u r for rent, on Park Ave. Three W o offer for immediate sale hkeks from First St. Summer the following usea'Yrnrs. Many of 10— L iv esto ck rules, D. Thrasher. the*e cars tire worth fa r more 16— Houses For Henl thnn we nsk. Some hnve been re* painted and all arc in good me-' 1IA1IN CHICKS— send no money, chanical condition. yon pay your nmilmnn when chicks FIV E ROOM HOUSE— In 1000 block west First Street. Fur­ Willys-Knight 08*4 Pass. Road­ are delivered Leghorn* $lfi pcr ioo. I*nrgc yard ster. Ihtrs, Itcds, Minorcan $1K mixed nished completely. Overland six, Sednn. $1o postpaid. Live delivery. Flor* and garden. loirge Front porch. Cleveland Six 2 Door Sedan. i it'ii Haliy Chickery. Lakeland Fin. Screened hack porch. Hot water heater. Every modern conveni­ Essex Six Conch. ence. Owner moving to country Studehnker Rig Six Touring. home. Flowers and fnttt trees. Dodge Coupe. 1 1— .Miscellaneous Flowing well on property. Address 1020 Ford Touring. ho* LOW), The San ord' Herald. 11120 Ford Ton Truck, Enclosed ] - ___________ _________ MARRY IF LONELY — Most Cnb anti Stake Ilody. FIV E ROOM — modem house in Overlnnd -l Cylinder Sedans nmi Successful “ Home Maker," hund­ Loch Arbor, nil cdhvontcnees: Tourings. reds rich; strickty confidential; re­ garage. G. S. Wltmer. P. O. Rox Terms to responsible people. liable; years experience; descrip* ftfl!*. N SANFORD OVERLAND CO. tions free. The Successful Club, Park and Commercial Sts. t Mrs. Nash, liox 551! Oakland Cal. FURNISHED — nve rmin) house for rent. Phone 80fi*\V. l* TEACHERS HOME, — furnished MODEL TRIM CO, complete, ( lose to schools, Ae- FOR RENT— . Furnished B room "W e trim tin* car, not the owner.' house to vnuplo -during Juneco modal intis for ten. Four entranc­ Phone K17 fnr estimates July und August- Phone MB1-W. es, two baths, Hot and cold water, P. W. RADFORD ,iur» gus electricity. Double garage Terms with or without meals. Ad- 17— B u s in e s s i 'lu ces F o r K en t J _____ SEM INOLE HUDSON- ESSE X areas Hox enre Herald. INC FOR SALE—Well'established pay- DESK ROOM —on ground floor, 2011 Oak Ave. iiiR Indies shop. Reasonable. SicU-i lit* South Park Avc^ Phone 032-W. Phone -II ness muse for selling out, Phone —. Have phone, light* and water. 1 070-J. Thrasher and Garner. 4— Husiness Service 21— Acrenjie For Sale NOW IS TT1R TIM E TO HUY THAT FARM AND STA RT SOMETHINO We are nil going back to the farm where ria l values will al­ ways prevail, .lust now is the limn to move a few miles from Sanford and start that chicken farm a r J raise vegetables for the homo mar­ ket. Ju st such n place can he had on the Snnford-Orlando rond nlwmt three miles from Sanford in the high and healthy oak and pine forr ntrus citrus tru. fruits, good I section «good 00<l ro, s garni ' {of r >u m n n '1 for “J klml; or vegetable*. Thirty acres, nigh |and dry location for a home and four acres in muck for vegetables j or bulbs— it will raise anything I —the man who wants to work can < make a good living from this ■ pluve. If you are interested add■ress OWNER, care Snnfoid Herald. * Any reasonable offer and terms j will lie considered after you have I Keen the properly. OUT OUR WAY By William 1 : v WEt+UEM-vAWlHEY w a \T. w o w . w A » T !\ a l l T h e m h u r r y u p ' W HICH I S N GOT A UOMM WAfTVl' 3 o s e > cu t. m e s s o W H ICH E.UO D O -TH* F E E D F O R Y f y ji TH A VOO S T A R T A FAST, e u T Y H S M BERT ? 'tffU C K '-H A - M A . L E F T M A N D E .D B o s s e s A RE lU SUCH v d e t A u W E S e EM W A I T - W A vT *T H R c A O F R O M , A h urry for i t . vjVAi T i M’ F C R TPV MAVJO m e . \ B E R T f HAUS |a l l B e r t g e y ^ -t ' ’1 £>ALOOU6> T ' COME, T 4 ’ DRAWiMCr v w e c t o r T V r ig h t I DO o m \T i s 1 o j 0 A O < , 5 0 , 1 C tU liS A G AIM WHATs ^ — ^ to oe , B e r t 7 j ■tf-tiS nnokvT m o o t V s h o w ‘m how / -Th i s H i c m e y H im A ----------- ^ i v BERT ? / I w hy T J 22—Heal Estate To Exchange FOR SALE OR TRADE Hy Owner Five room Spnnish bungalow. $B(t per month, Six room bungalow. $tiB per month, Will trade for any­ thing ns first payment. I . T. HR VAN Phone 54.1, 112 1-2 Magnolia Ave. The stove sale Is row nn my en- ATTRACTIVE looms to rent tor tire stock at cost, D. W. Short M--1 store* or offices at Park Ave., "W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS" Lander Arcade. ®M,I Commercial MreeL W. M. Absolutely Clean. —__ _ |Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op- 23— Wanted Henl Eslale Phone Orlando luiB.'l or drop us u _________ _ L . TWO REFRIGERATORS — Goad posite Court House. TJ SJ a tn o W*Q card. All Rugs vailed fur and de­ I condition; priced reasonable.P ier-1--------------------------- ---------s------------ WANTED: 10 ncre celery farm. livered. Russ Mattress Co. 1122 O jj U Price must ho right. L, T. Bryan nS I son Ijirkln, Inc. McLandor Arvada. IS — W n nicd T o H enl Church St. Orlando. M phone 542 or call at 112 1-2 Mag­ Sto 2 o Phono 880. , ------------------------- e . ______________ nolia Avenue. Do rJ) WANTED— Several unfurnished P-s •1r. Cl B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher rooms for light housekeeping. m ** W ILL HUY Box J . P. M. Core Herald. headqunrters for Collegiate 12— W an ted 1.90 l.JI I I I Clothes. Ill) First Street. House nnd Lot or Vncant Lot f 1.11 7.10 4.K "Th e . f?OSl-\ J O B .. I.S3 Z.iB 4.42 Must be between 4th & 13th, Iniiuel ^WS.U.S.SA^O/F., DRESSMAKING.— Plain or fancy., ID— Houses For Sale ,14$ Z.70 4.qs nnd Sanford Ave. W ILL PAY Prices reasonable, 2540 Sanford i.n 2.S5 4.94 CASH. No attention paid to replies cc1.13 3.00 &.Z0 BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation Ave. that do not describe property fully 1.11 l.lfi 3.4 6 boxes and general cement work FIV E ROOM IIUNGALOW: Locut |turned Monday night from a th rei 1.:•* a.r.o 3.72 I' IVE-A< UK — groves, one ; am'd state lowest possible spot cash ’ Miracle Concrete Co. J . E. Ter1cd on corner in Sanford Heights. price **T 3.43 t.'as om* on I ; weaks trip to '^Tytona and Holly ice. If any mortgages, state what . ,e " IU> ►even, uni CHULUOTA :.n: 3 f.n (.14 I willeger, Prop. Hi— Hooms With Hoard [Large rooms, well constructed, Hilt. . i d when duo, due, und and if rnn can be paid i ,111,1, l'-"sy terms. \ min 1i and MB 3.73 «.30 j plenty of windows, large porches, Jacobs, Chutuotn. Mr. J . YV. SummervilW nf St* ; ji 3.00 immediately. Address, Northeaer, complete bath room with shower. :.u 4.03 7.02 Mi Minnie Bennett, who has Augustine was in Chuluota several BOARD WITH ROOM—$10 n Electric range and water heater Box II Herald Office. i l l 4.70 7.IS FOR SA LE- Brabham pea* $2.00 been *|M.*nding several weeks at days this week lining some *ur« 4. .13 7 04 LA K EY ,S DRUG STO RE— Pre­ :ii week Meals only- $1 per day. Two bed rooms, large living room, bushel, Iron $2.00, genuine I-tmi ('huluotn Inn. left Saturday for veylng for the Chuluota Company* 2.70 4.30 7 40 scriptions, Drug*, „ . Soda. We are Every room und outside room, etc. Owner lives out of the city 4 43 *.<K Tan Beans $2.00. AH bright, her home in M'ntkln* Glen, N. Y'. Friends of E. O. Tanners will Ml * Ml S.J2 |as near you as your phone. Call 102 clean nnd cool. The Dew Drop Inn. nnd is willing to sell at less than i WANTED FARM BARGAIN sound. Affaduvit from Agricul­ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Urumley of he gluil to know he is nhie to be 2.97 4.'.13 S.3S (----------------------------------------- *---------( 200 S. Park Ave. present value. $100 cash and $75 [ tural Agent with every shipment. Sanford were visitors to Chuluota around again a fte r his severe ill­ 3 f-j 3.10 8.64 W. L. Clark, Johnston K. C. Thursday. ness. Mrs. Tanner however la. re­ Mi 3.33 9.10 |THINK-—I f you arc thinking of ------------ *--------------------------- ----- — monthly will buy the property. 10 or 15 ncre celery farm Box 72, cure The Herald. ' * i, The State Heard of Health ex­ ported quite ill. | building, why pay the Architects! U — Rooms Without Board. equipped, and with good hibited health moving pictures ut j several hundred dollars for plans,;--------------------------- ----------------------Mrs. R. L, Denn entertained her BEA U TIFU L Ivory vanity dres­ PARK AVENUE RESIDEN CE: when you can get the same free, ser for sule, with three large the school auditorium Friday night Sunday School rlass a t a party small home. Have $2000 _ and keep your money in your pock iNICE ROOMS, —hot water, $4 i within easy wnlldng distnnee of mirrors, practically new, cost SHI, to a large audience. The pictures laust Friday, night at her ho»n$ «m per week; also smnll house the heart of Sanford. An attractive 1 ............ ' f t . For further information sec will take $50 rash, seat included. wore both interesting and instruc­ Sixth Street. A fter nn enjoyable rush for first payment if T WAVING — $10 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. close in. Apply 1108 Myrtle Ave. house on largu lot. Double garage See Mrs. Karmvere at Smith’s tive and were made more so with evening of games and contest* the two bed rooms, living roon), kitenj Marcelling by our ox I talks hy the operator nnd hy Miss hostess served delicious refWtfchV. C. Coller, Prop. Building Con­ Barber Shoppe. lUr. blue Ilird Beauty tractor, General Shop & Mill Work ROOMS,— With or without, meal 4. en and dining 'room. Complete ! balance can be paid $1000 moots. 1Graves, county nurse. bath room including shower both. f&Mie IHD-J. nnd House Painting, 115 N. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Mrs. ]'. J . Dunn of Orlando Is Mr*. J. Scott of tho Slaler-Scott' ' Rain water tnnk, house is partly; yearly. Call at our offico RESTAURANT — for sale, fully visiting her daughter and son, Shop in Orlando entertained a French Ave. Phono 225-J. 'furnished. Price $$500. Only $251) equipped, good business guaran­ 1 Mrs. Win, Jacob* and R. L. Dunn. nvpihcr of guests at dinner at Chu­ !cn*h required. Box 431 care The/ I And Found teed. Ilox (!. Care Herald. Mr. A. (J. M'agner spent several luota Inn Snturduy evening, LUMBER nnd complete line of Sanford Herald. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN days in St. Augustine Inst week Mrs. B. -V.'I)av(d of Sanford wav building material. Low price*. NEW MODERN — Apartm ent,!. i on business. n visitor here Thursday. . . .( • of tortoise shell Security Lumber Co., "Where Good four rooms nnd sleeping porch 'SM ALL COTTAGE —on renr of Realty Co. Mr. F. O. Brooksleaves Monday , A number of citizens have been and in shade. (lissrs. Return to R. J. Grades Come From " Maple Close in, Inke breeze. 1lot on Mugnoliu Avenue. A desirattending the Rcilpath chutauqu.i from Orlumlo in his Hus with a First National Rank Sixth. Phone 797^________________ Very reasonable rent. Call 108 N. table place to live while building a Masonje Temple party -of tourists returning to i in Hanford this week. Laurel. larger homo on the front of the New Y’ork. He will mnku another ; Rev. F. IBrooks conducted tho | Phonograph Repairing lo t.. Owner is im, need of a little Phono 735, trip in I|iy. Piano Tuning services both Sunday morning and rash nnd will sacrifice the place T H R EE—i unfurnishnl rooms. 314 Georgia Man Tells How He F on d evening in the Methodist Church ny experts with 17 year* ut less than its real vnlue. $50 cash Elm Ave. experience. at Geneva. Mr. Cook, the regular SANTON -7- Limestone product* and $50 m onths buys it, Box N. Relief for Many Complaints minister, was ill. Sanford Music Store Company to open new plant near 24— IvOts For Sale DELIGHTFULLY —Cool furnished cure Herald, i COACH - f o r sale. A-I Mr. and Mrs. 8. F . I-ong and Santon. nnd Gift Shoppe by Using An Old Homo apartment* private baths, hot nnd new duco finish. Room 10 & 11 McLander Arcade. cold water, gns, double gnrngo. family and Mrs. Viola Jncolis mo­ FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— Remedy. I ipare tire. It will pay 20— Farm s Fur Sale LIVE OAK tored to Daytona Bench Sunday Phono K32. Florida Power & In first scctiou. will sell for $2,000 Summer rntes. 1300 Park Ave. k it over. Somim Kile Tire for the day. . , buildingr oower Light Company power lit line on terms of $25 cash nnd $10 FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE I W. First St, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Moore rc- between luike City amtI Livu Oak. Afhona, Ga.—"I have heon mnrried monthly. Address Box 101 rnro TRY CHIROPRACTIC AD- LAKE MARY'— Lodge on Crys­ REST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ The Herald. 51 yearn, nnd am tho father of ten tal Ijike. Two furnished apart­ . ---------_ j U ST ME NTS. DR. Mi. E. MAC* AL LAND children," says Mr. J. C. E. Weather­ ments. Summer rate only, $15 |OOCT SANFORD .DOUGAL. 1ST N A TL BANK In The Slate Of Florida $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will ford, It. F. D. "A," this city. "About monthly. Also single rooms, “i: Sanford Rooster HLDU. P IlONE 482-J. In tho flowing well district near buy well located lot on Laurel tho limit homo remedy 1 hnve ever flaying Imra'li of celery] — ---------------------------------------------- large grounds. Convenient) loca­ Snnfoid, with clay subsoil. On Avenue. This property is close in tion. Broad piazzas. Constant Agency ! CONCRETE in every shape nnd iiluiiclaker the highway and one mile from nnd is surrounded with good look­ found is Blnck-DriiugliL I cun't re-' member when we haven't used it in form, blocks, tile roofing,1 orna- breezes. R. Black, Lake Mary Post It. It. station. iCwuue Co. ing homes. A fine site for a tho family, giving it to tho children mcnluls, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ Office. AUeady cleared, Perfect home. Rox A. B. C. cure Herald. ., tnRysi.nt ' ucts Company, Fifth and Maple for cold* and minor ilia whom u drainage. [/• fijllkh MOTOR CO, Sts. Phone 112-W. FURNISHED —apartment for laxative is needed. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fct-JPA LM ETTO AVF1NUE LOT. — •Ave. at Huh st. Phone (1H2 rent. 1101 Rim Ave. Comer 11th "We must have used Blacktjllty, will grow anything, north of Hughey Street. Will sell CLARENCE SMITH Street. Your Draught for 40 ycurs, anyway, nnd 1,000 Acre* in uuits of 5 acres, for less than cost If taken ut once, DODGK General Contractor In that time we have tried it fbr as many as you wart. 1 Easy terms. Address S. 11. S. j?/1 a,1‘t firnham Truck* 000 West F irst Streot Vacation Starts FOR RENT — New completely many complaints. I would hnvo * Rlh Si. Phone 3. at Phone 441 furnished garage npartment- AT A PRICE SO LOW -IT MI LL /Care The Snnford Herald. dull, stupid fooling, and my head "Make Your Head Swim" 1 ---------------— --------------------the M in u te 1201 Magnolia Ave. Phono 360-J. Home Seeker*, Here I* Your I PARK AVENUE LOT—Ju«t»ou;h would ache und when I would lean COWAN CO., Auto CLEANING. PRESSIN G, DYING Your T rip Chaleo of Thirteenth Street, fncing cast, over, I would get dizzy. I found r*Wsheel metal works. — “M’o do it Better," Try u*. Roy­ ONE NICELY — furnished apart­ It May Never Come Again can he bought for $2,750 on any that a couple of dosea of Black'•rnamcma1 sheet metal al Cleaners and Dyers, J . C. Jackment, all modem conveniences. B e g in s If you rati make a small cash reasonable terms. This is an ex- Draught would relieve this. 1 used 207 French Ave. son, 305 East Second St., Phone Phone 207. payment and finance ynpr first I reliant Inrntimi for a Duplex to have ga* on my stomach, and 4 8 L J._____________ ______________ would apit up grunac. Black-Draught HUlflK CO. TM’O NEM' furnished apartments, crop, it will easily pay for the Apartment House. Box 100 erne relieved this. land. The Sanford Herald. |« Masmili,, Ave. HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY 3 rooms, private bath, $35 nnd "Ihia iuat nn all-round good medi- i If you arc looking for a "Snap" Phorjp ,’jti7 — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. $40 monthly. Corner Sanford lHere It I* FOR SA L E —Two Jot* in Oak Hill cine. Now that I am 72 year* old, | 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone Geneva Ave. Phone 248-W. See Me At Oneo and two lota in Ilucnu Vista $050 I have to tako a laxative, and Blnck- ! Mar mows 140-J. Draught acta cosy and gives mu \V. M. YOUNG each, cash payment nndterms to satisfaction." FURNISHED apartment for rent, *r“ Automobile Co. Rargains In Real Estate suit purchaser. Box xz caro llarfirst floor, fill Myrtle Ave. Ave. Phone 137 METAL ROOFING—The Roof EvIn use for over 85 years. Park Ave. and Commercial St. uld. crlnsting. Metal sh in g les; Coats only one cent a dose, n c is i „f'Tr AND PAinp standing seam tin nnd galvnnized URNISHLD— Apartment, un­ 25— Kxchtinpe ‘JJS'CAU agk roof*, See James H. Cowan. Oak latairs, with screened porchijtarage. 911 Park Ave, Inquire 907 Tatk M’E HAVE —Tiirco improved ,nve. and Third St. Phone 111. , B L A C K -D R A U M , , —Celery Farm*, will trade for W ILL—Exchange equity in French Ave. _____ M A TRESSES properly renovated; town, nothing but value* consid­ Avenue kit, near new high school : . D P u r e l y V eg etab le [VULC one day service in Sanford, by FOR RENT— Apartment and bed­ ered. Baldwin St Brown, Phone 88. Imilding, for tiMxl Ford, Chevolet S e e S c e n ic , H lu tm lc A tlin tm , C h a tta n o o g a , ASDconnlp0 w°ItK R . Snnford Mntrea* Factory. Phone room. 320 Oak Ave. Cull 74fi-J. or Dodge. M’hut have you. Reply N a sh v ille , C iv il W a r ,b a ttle fie ld * , T e n n e s ie e lT . s t° U au tires NEW SMYRNA— Fodelc Broth-; Box 750 care Herald. a . •-* Uatt*»riu. JA S P E R —$35,000 bonds issued 402-M. Batteries, M o u n ta in s , th e b e a u tifu l C u m b e r la n d R iv e r , era to o|>eii shrimp packing plant for paving several Streets in busi­ TM'C rooms, kitchenette and bath; r B,,rr‘al (’handled WIGHT-CHKISENBKRRY PRINT B lu eu ras* la n d * a n d E v a n iv llle In D a y tim e . ness section of city. beautiful outlook; ull improve­ ut city docks. 2 6 — M iNcellnnoous F o r S a le Avenue SHOP — Printing, Engraving, ments; attractively furnished; ST. AUGUSTINE—$57,()0n new; Gl. AS 3 WARE, PLANT CITY’— $25,000 New We do moderate rent by week. Young** -China, couch — FORDSON 1 Kmbosjing. See u* first. first 2 Through De Luxe Trains Daily J ? ' 1 j,,,, it. Phono 417-W. R. It Avenue- Apartments, office 200 N. Park building to be erected at Florida rover for sale. fill Myrtle Ave. |White Way Lighting System to he State School for Deaf und Blind. constructed in Plant City. Ave. First floor. Phone 231 Commercial Street. DI XI E LIMITED I.t ., Hanford A C 1................. 1:05 1*. M. Something: In The Wind I.v. Jacksonville A C L. . . LM , ____ Ar»C hittinpog* N C ASt L .12:51 P. M. I^COOl Ar, SI. Isiuia L A N 7:20 A. M. HURRY Ho m e , Y e s, LUCY, 1 JU ST VIHAT'S Al e T've KjfttMJTTBN To mcat Ar. Chicago C & ,B I . . P o p t , CAN'T* CLOSED THAT POP CORN TltC EK£lTEM6Nt D.SV As Yeu-Nou oveta DEAL- WITH VANSLEEK— Also thv . ABOUT, MOM? ir *m e Phone b u t L co O c d n 'T W a it T ill AMD DIXIE FLYER X G O T HOME T b T & L O x. hawe s o m e cjHAfFCNSv I.v. Sanfurd A C L . . . 2:30 A; M. VCRW IMPORTANT Yot> ABOUT IT / _ — The I.v. Jacksonville A C L . . 8:10 A. .'I. Ar. Chattanooga N C A HI I. 10:35 P.M . NEWS FOft . Gunns 7 o h - r< N e7\ S v o u » y — . . 1:40 P.M. ARE HENRY/NOW Ycx/ ON A can oevtrrc Your T ime Yo SomEHumG tw o r „ il«r*(s| Mr ninvMiiu. fmtt* « i a l« f ImfarrnmtUrn, •)))» U I WORTH WHILE /, party t INS1TAP O F ItKXtiSC LCU1WT J B.1 line L TVITLING IT Z m m |« Jttmi JR.. <i i »i St«>*i.CXubM •Ot.CUaMMM * k Ua Udt\If. \ AWAY AT THC And iu u-iiB Mt.Tit j tin V MA(j«i MU) *!»/ THE AwM* T y rt* ARE The CTI/fR Party FELT DUU., DIZZY IN POP By Taylor DIXIERO - � 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, 1927 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1927; <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/8d2f7c9413093df35ef7a5f045798eba.pdf 80ee835ed4657646a66d9392429e72ac PDF Text Text ' •‘TV * •"/i T j dfLrfTTT*- 4p c ;-T<rm*f >. n • , v 7'! * * •• ^ ' V v 1’ * ■•“ ' ' M'JVSlJyx1’ ■■yV r/W * ^ ’SnSG^T^n r ’.rf^s • * *.t i *> :*••. i*V;*n i7w4c»» r-.F/s^V'i y, -•■ yJNt,-% M.BJ m ws p<** 1HB WEATHER " Fair tonight and Tuesday; mod* crato to freah couHieast winds ex­ treme northwest Florida, mostly t. fair tonight and Tuesday. _______ 1 —• • -*. ■ , ■ Vlori!it'» Ittl ,1,-1 ................. G a r d e n ^ .. Leased W ir e In te rn a tio n a l N e r s S ervic e EX ists hup.exi State And M th C o n flic t it* w ' / •” N e w B reak s In L e v e e s A r e R ep orted A n d R i v e r I s H ig h e r; W a le rs E xp ected T o R ise F o r R est n r W eek iMARSALL ASKS g i S M HttlE QUESTIONS | Cross W orkers Aiioi’|isat,nn8jN 2ND MESSAGE RedHead R elief E ffo rts Kcilcralcs l IsMadeTo Letter Rejoined T o It e p I y Matte IT o o d Suffers Estimated || v Governor Takes Issue A t 2 I. 0 0 (I; Mississippi With Latter On Teachings (lovcrnor Inspects A r e a In T li c Parochial Schools M em b e r A m ill Ilutem i O f C ircu la tio n s SANFOIU). FLORIDA MONDAY In anticipation (>f one o f the Lake, mayor of the City o f 8nnlargest t rowdn in lmsebnll history ;fi*rd, do hereby* call upon all bus­ in Sanford, officials of the local iness men to close their place* of dub are rapidiy •c chiding ar­ ’busino-s at 2:30 o’clock on the nfrangement* for seating* fans who 'temoon of April 22,in order that are expected to pour into the park nil employees who so desire may from all over central FI 1*1*1da at the iitt>*nd tho game." Civic organizations of Orlando aliening of the rosdon here ■ire planning to attend loth the next Friday. A proclamation issued this Thursday game in Orlando and the morning by rVirre: t Lake called Friday game at Sanford. In a ari l all Ituidness houses to close body. Hundreds of out of town their doors at dtUO o’clock in the fans who have followed the for­ afternoon .in .order that all owners ...... . of the champions are also expo ted in •the stands for the \IU IS l| to l*« he ill in I employer, can see the game. i I’ The piuclonintlcn rend, in part,, j local lm" ‘ > opening. ......... , , . u:; follows; “ Whereas the opening;| Kipinl steps by .the civic rums of tho Florida State league Ini, will follow the team in Orlando Seafortl is set for Friday, and ThatMlnv. Tho ticket sale for tin Whereas the majority of our citl- (home opening will probably, not ,’.ens wish to make the day u lioll- rt(xin uptil the preceding day, or, day in (irder that they limy see the the tickets will not go on sale un­ opening baseball game, I, Forrest til Friday. ___________»— N U M B E R 21 BOARD DELAYS Mrs. ITSACTIONOHLover Put On Trial CANALRULINGFor Brutal Murder “n*1 = PUTMAN’S DEATH ^ gve?sdecet W 0 f / u fe iw J li « HALTED BY WRIT Jury To Try Pail In Long: Island City Kcv.crsal Ikiscd On ISSUKI) SATUItllAV |5)>th SWes Use Point O f Technicality Tribunal Rules Wril Should Tam pa Attorney Takes Out P a p e r A f t e r JudRC W a l­ Have Been Served On More lace W r ig h t D en ies 1* 1 c a 'Phan 0 it c Hoard Member Challenge Itighi In Delittnil F o r N e w Tristl W om an Calm In Court A. P. Connelly and J. (•. Mull, jvc E x p r e s s e s W h ile G ray Seems M KM I’ ll IS. Trim., April IS members oT tho canal hoard from A writ o f error was issued late Som ewhat N ervou s ii- lific d S u p p O r l NEW YORK, Apr. | K - (IN S K - (IN’ S) Uniiof for approximately Sanford and R. W.Pcarmcn, secre­ Saturday nfternoon by V. E. sued 21,000 flood sufferers In the lower . L. i . l,. Charles C. Marshall Unlay issued tary, today ileelliiC'l to comment on Douglas*, clerk o f the Circuit P ill) 11C D C llO IM »j u n.joinder t » governor Smith’*a Mississippi valley today formed the the Supreme Court’s action or to Court, in the case of Robert C. COURT HOUSE, LONG IS­ reply to his open letter. .Marshall greatest task confronting intimate in any way what action Pittman, scheduled to din Tuesday Hod LA N D C r iT , N. Y .. Apr. 18would be tak n by the llojml. in the electric chair nt Rniford YOIIK. Apr. 18— (dniHe ns Ills point of attack gov­ Cross and other resell'* workers. (IN S )—M r*. Ruth Snyder, nl ernor Smith’* statement that he It Li expected that a meeting of lor the murder of L. P. Hilton. With re: cue work being pushed A complete «iiU filtK- had never heard of children in pa­ with nil po'. ilde speed,Itow lirenl the Hoard will be held In Sanford The writ was secured by William tired*attractively in black and al that tlu'i’is is rochial schools living taught that in levees throughout Arkansas were thjs w.'.'lj, possibly on Friday, at C. Pierce, Tampa attorney, who quite composed, and iter lover, which time the coinmbudoner* will left immediately afterward for Ills Catholicism •ho state should show discrimina­ ioported (lu* Mississippi Itiv t propubiy receive legal ailvlco ns to Tallahassee for a conference with llonrv Judd Grny, were place# and its tributaries continued rising. militate a g a in ;! tion between religions. th 'ir next procedure. Already on its mightiest flood in Marshall v rnt* : on trial today for tho alleged Governor John W. Martin. ul,ulherem<‘ to the •*I (pinto Inna tin* ‘manual of history, the river will continue rinOne of the paragraph* contained Last minute effo rt* to save brutal murder o f Albert Sny in the rilling o f the Supreme Court Pittman from the clinir will bu m rasplam l Iw fo ra Christian doctrine, published na­ ing nil this week, weather bureau* iler the imprimnture of Archbish­ forecast. was taken from Section I HM, Gen­ made in Tallahassee today, local der, her husband, a miigazinn ■jampublic today by op Dougherty, now cardinal. The Meanwhile, the topping of the ('luir’ie It r o w it i s Hintpud House A sk ed T o I * h k h Hill eral Statutes, 11)20, nnd rends na mitliotjties believe. An Intcr- art editor. Snyder was blud­ f Alfred K. Sail lb, ml* hook is stilled in its preface to be i no t important of government !<*• I're v e n tin g A lim o n y T o follows: "In all suit** against coun­ tionnl News Service dispatch to geoned to death with nn iron b».* Al iMdiiitl This Morninjr the lending t a m liila le n manual o f roligious instruction ( v,n,.s along the Minsisaippi will be ties service o f the writ o f summon? Hu l'u id T o W iv e s U n less shall be made upon the* chairmat) The Herald from Halford stated as ho nlcpt In his homo. After L o n g Lepltl Fight that prison farm attaches were iitm'.ic presidential no- not only in the novitiate and schol- completed by the middle of the All morning, sitting very erect They A r e Incnp.Tcilnlcd of the board o f county commission­ awaiting confirmation o f the writ To Sn\;• Hint From Dcnlh |ird th" hr-1 Am:*nc*iU nnticatc o f teaching congregation wc;k. Major I). II. Connolly, head and occasionally ndrislng her at ers, or, if bo cannot be found.on two hut also in high schools, academies from Governor Martin before lialtof the first and second levee dis­ Irtr .5 «>!••)• th' r n in .itornevs, rhe closely watched nttor : members of the board." and colleges. Il is itow in the trict said today. The Mopping’ is ing preparations for Pittman’s ex­ ney* examine prospective jurorsTALI.AIIASSKF., Fin. Apr. 18 D KLANI). FIii .. Apr. IK— .<| In the present rase, rewico wn* ecution. done to rein force the levees against (IN S l Cbnrl’** LuUUe open letter nd- forty-eighth edition. Brown, Aliiia (IN S )—The prohibition of "any n tedious procedure, for up to l made upon Alexander Vaughan, tax “ In wluit imioi or respect is the tin* pn .lire of the high water . person, firm, corporation or asso­ I f the writ is confirmed by the ifhaHe* f. Marshall, till I’ iuMilli, was h mgeil in Hie county 30 o’clock this afternoon not n stn ’ . With late national guard nu ll in hiil vard here today for tlie murder ciation tir engage in Ills, hers, or nsscajor and upon Boston Sl'i'ls, gjvein or a ntay of execution will glo juror had been accepted. g whv bad challenged state subordinate to the (Homan itm mitoniatically issued, it is said. Jfilt certain principlcH Catholic) Church?” Answer. "In charge of patrolling lovers in T n- of lloward Usher, Daytona Beach its ordinury labor or business on county commissioner. Every Indication was that t*1! The Upper St. Johns River Navi­ Tho execution would ho delayed Sunday, except such act* or labor CjirUm with hi*. Amct - the spiritual order and in all times tic-see. Mi'sissippi, Loulslatiti, Arl - taxicab driver. fight for h jury would bo n long gation District, n corporation, was several days in order that tho Su­ drawn out nffnlr, a» three sides had nnsaa, Missouri nnd Kentucky, lied ItT.. :. r :•’* >ith <1 11u.'il referring to that ordrr.” lie remained uncommunicative to as nuiy be necessary f,,r health, utilities, created by n special net o f l l v leg­ preme Court tnay review the case to be sntinfied — the atnte, ( Mrr. “ What rigTit has tlio Pope in Cross worlura have assumed the rad, m ftcly wnrglog his bend transporlution, public |la the nluoluk* :,epnrnth ami . lute in Aiiiei - virtue of this supremacy7’ Ans­ charge of the situation in most of io the negative when asked if ho ncwspnjiers or wliicli emergencies islature during the extra session of but will tako place within a week, Snyder’s defensp, and Gray s at may arise," was asked ill n bill in- 1P25. It'* purpose was the digging it is holioved, unless Hip higher torneys. It may require n xreck t“ j^jTuri^'il I.’ i n ri« ••• wer. ‘The right to annul those tho flooded districts, supplying cured lo make any statement. laws or nets of government that tents, clothing and other necessary Brown was led to the scaffold IniliKcd in tin* house today by o f n canal to extend from the upp r court orders n now trial. I at follows: ft jury. , . , On what grounds the attorney obtain nl 10:05 o’clock this morning. Hopre: entntivo Harris of I’ inellns St. Johns to the Indian Hiver at a . nj |»ow('i in the in- i would injure the salvation o f souls articles to the sufferers. Tho blonde Mrs. Snyder retained point near Titusville. it* seeking a delay is not known her self-possession ns tho tau?mcn I Var that there may lie spread of Sheriff Stone sprung Hie trap. county. my church to inter­ or attack the natural rights of “ It shall be unlawful for any The proposed canal would pro­ hut one o f the matters which locnl men were asked such questions n disease near Hickman, Ivy., where Seventeen minutes later Brown’s ne opcrati"ii of the con- , citizens.’ L tic United States nr | ‘“ Wlmt more should the stale do nmn* than 2,mm refugees are hous­ heart vtonped beating, nnd seven person, firuv, corporntion, nssocin- vide an inland waterway from Jack­ authorities believe, may halt the "do veu btlleve a wernnn should tv tiun or dub to promote or engngo sonville to Miami whereby the scen­ execution is tho fact that tho ver­ rmuit of tin' law of , than respect the rights ami the lib- ed in tents on the lulls was e.' pre.is- minute after that the rigid body in a amusement* on Sunday in ic SI. Johns would be navigable dict of tho jury which convicted punished just as drnsticftlly as n o ily o f tip* (Homan Catholic) ed by relief workers there. man?" nnd "A rc yon opposed t * was cut down. the state o f Florida when an ad­ It Pittman wun not written on a capital punishment? A bright April sun cheered re ’The state Usher’* father and two hrolliers mission fee is charged or n profit for vnrhti from th* north. One nftci jUnk'-ilntc freedom of Church?’ Answer. special form said to he necessary would also ilruin npiiroximately should also aid, protect, and de­ cue worker* on Sunday. Hosier par were among the witnesses ,to the another tho prospective juror* wen: < m *!l Min mid in eipu is made, except ns provided for in 10(1.000 ncre* or land in the im- for i*ueh verdicts. the (Homan Catholic) :(d:*s were forgotten ns nil atten­ Imagin':, She: iff Stone, after the excused, challenged for one ( aim . I'dwrch*. all sects, and fend The verdict wan written, in jien- or another. Several were d amtertH tion wn* turned.to the sick and suf­ execution, wired Brown’s mother j1section one ol this act," tho pro­ ti-irt through which it would pass, p hrli rf 'he l«'v a- U Church.’ posed laws say* ell, on a scrap o f paper uml does proponent* suy. because they were acquainted with ‘ hr-ar/ - t .!-•*» mat- V " |t*o th* « ! m*o the right. Slid fering. Women spent the day milk­ Mr*.*. Hif.rip. in Brooklyn, N. Y Hit* I loin i< wo* today ash* d Ac* r Y mention the nama o f the de­ ono’ or moTt e f the lawyers.-othm;. : duty* to proscribe schism or ing straw unittreaves and doth. . til learn what dispo.iilion she want-j pass u bill that would prevent uli, the uu. TALLA H A SSE E , Fin., April. 18 fendant in the action. Thin ver­ because they had formed an opm The male folk o f I In* flooded ed innile of the Iwxly. in IIk* nlisnlule sop- ' heresy?’ Answer. ’Yes. it lias tin* molly to lie paid In a wife when sin* — (I N S )— The State Supreme dict wus recorded but locnl au­ ( tfcuich mid late, and right and the duly to do i<> both towns were rowing boats hither It marked the last legal hntig-1 I sues her liiisbiitul lor divorce un­ Court ha** reversed th<* decision or thorities believe it may lie tho sub.1 ml thither, bringing marooned for the good of the nation, ami for i0 Mr». Snyder did not look at Gray, ing in Volusia county nnd probably; ndon^ment of the i less site Inis children and "I.a* in the state, nnd brought to a close ■been rendered incnpncioled *.*r less the circuit court o f Seminole Coun­ J**ct on which the appeals are be­ who sat 10 feet away, norvously Id the romlitutimi that that of the faithful themselves; people and livestock to safety. ty in I lie case of tlie county* o f Soin- ing based. Home o f the more fortunate in tile long Imttlo waged to twitching his hands. IjbT mate n<> laws re- for religious unity Is the principal „ ,, , ic r padlnlivl lo earn her means of Judge Wallace W. W right denied the flood stricken sections were foundation oi social unity.' The jury box was filled with pro L ntablUlinnnt of reBrown from the extreme penalty. [ |ivilii>o«l mi account of impnrin nt inolo and Alexander Vaughan ns a motion for a now trial Sat nrspective talDnion, nnd Attorney “ You say in your answer that thrown open to the homeless. Many Brown Several times _____ ... .......narrowly . I f )||r hy„ jr„| condition re ill- tax assessor, plaintiff* in error, kibiting the free oxerd ty afternoon. I ing from such „marriage, the true construction of my uuo- icfurees Mere unhide to *.ilvage missed elect mention in the slate Edgar F. Hsileton, Mrs. Snyder/' state). iarrlncre. The. -ill vorsua the state o f Florida upon Inwyar, nsked tluit tt bo put into thnt tin tribunal o f Inlion from the Pope himself is anything n* the flood struck them orison at Halford, each time a was introduced by Hep. Boll i i Do the relation o f Hu* Upper St. Johns T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Apr 18— the rcronl Hint u sepnratc trial htul ! Hiver Navigation District. slay lining granted mi the ground Koto county. k i any t„nui to niiike |ilinuietricully tho nojiosilc of wlnl so Maidenly. . The Supreme Court revMiicd the (IN S )— " I f Robert 0. Pittman’s been nsVod for Mra. Snyder and dc BUicr than to ettaldlsh I staled it in he. mid yet here ini The greatest I vee break in the lliat n* the time be was sentenced An inircme in the salaries of i»f any force in the law this nmnunl is the current itistnu - 1hi lory of the Mississippi Hiver, to die in the eleetrie chair, hanging tin* members " f the state legisla lower court* because only one <»r attorney perfect:-, his appeul before s asked u’„jiCI| „ joint rpsolu- five county commissioners was ser­ tomorrow, there is nothing that U V iv o tallamon were quickly « * Wit) i wn coiamunii ant s i tinn given to the children of 20.-; which flooded hundreds of thou- was the legal medium of execution : l ( | 1 was i of acres at Hamm, Mo., Sat­ in Florida._ eused by Dletrict Attorney Rtchnr.t mrhunh. ' 1100,000 citizens, and I submit tlmt I lion, proposing an amendment to ved with a peremptory writ of man- I can do hut stay the execution." S Newcombe because of their anStrenuous efforts had been mude||j)c constituUm, introduced datniis oml did not appear to defend curon." I in the support of tho , it entirely agrees with my con- urday, will not relieve the situation This statement was made by In- umuiced disapproval of capital pun it apy’o f the southern points, g"V- in Brown’s Is'luilf by persons out-.;,., Heprcsentatlvu Harris. (Continued on Page Ki.v) The the county’s case. hi u um* of the emiTha navigation district had ob­ tornulicnnl* Nows Service todny ernm lit engineers said today. 1 In* side of tlio state, u Noiv York lllncnd,nent would call for a salary IV American lilterly. L The" district >Uor|||jy naked *h.tained from the circuit court judge by Governor John W. Martin when (Continued on I’ago Six) newspaper having sought through 1 pmnibers o f the house nnd th • ■in the right of every T w o Local W om en asked his ptolinhle course o f act­ (>r Seminole, county an alternat ive prospective! juror* If they hud read its columns to raise a fund with ^Oimto o f 012.60 per day and inilBotoc wIk '.Ik r hi- eliil'i whieli to fight for the condemned from their homes to tho state writ of mandamus to require tin* ion in the writ o f error grunted of tho case. They nil nad. I he [d;atiil in tin* public Injured In Crash U. S. Steel Boosts Pittman, u negro, slated to die in man's liberty. I capital of not to exceed ton cents county commissioners nnd tax ns- the olertric chair ut the atato pris­ were nl*io naked if they had forme* |p» religiou- •. hi»d - tmHUKhor o f that county to | K ‘ rforiu any prejudice, and if they belwvcd T otal Capital Stock ilv.' • of his own faith. -------------------— I pci* mile. . Mrs. M. Martin mil Mrs. Alex­ certain acts relating to levying of on Halford tomorrow for tho mur­ iu alleged murder o f this type tho |tathe non-interference ander Vaughn we »• slightly in­ Cop S u ffers Broken I The eh.Mifi.atimi der of a Sanford barber. ,» woman should bo punishod tm • . , three tliviaimi:, eold stori.ge, snip u tax in Seminole county f ,ir the HDIIOKKN. N. J., Apr. titjured Ibis morning when an «uTlio govenor has turned the case benefit or the navigation district. Buck AlllO Mishap ped and fn I. Florida eggs, was The service on the alternative over to attorney-general Johnson, drastically us n inan. tomobilc in which they were riding ( INS)-~-Httu*klioliU»n of tiM* ____ , i (Continued on Page .Six) \»ns said to nave been struck and State** Steel (torporntion, the the W rit was made on the tax hnscBS-* stating that Pittman's supersed­ turned over by another machine itniiual niceing 'o f the corporation .TALKKONVILLK, l-'lr., Apr IK or and only one of the five county eas Ims not yet boon |**rfccted here today, approved the propositi (IN K ) Luwiini'i* Uobeils, 31, Du- ' Reed III, Ford Case on Celery Avenue. commissioner*. The action o f ho The car carrying the injured wo­ iin lease in rnptnlization by vot- vnl road palroJinnn, was in the circuit court judge was reversed be­ R ailroad W in s A ppeal 2n;i:i,210 shares of tho Postponed 24 Hours ing to issue county hospital today sufferin g! men was badly wrecked. cause the remaining fpnrl of. “ I? Hoth Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Vnu- liew coinin' i stock, to be dUtribn- from a broken hark received when' B efore H igh Courts five county commissioners hod not i»ci* cent dividend to led as u 10 | car collided with two cow* on i DETROIT. Apr. 1 8 - (IN S )— A been served with the writ. Because --tin were rnfried 1“ their Imm* the Dixir Highway near Jackson- I 21 hour adjournment was taken at (,r tills outstanding error, the mer­ where Injuries, slight cuts jiihI present ahareiipldcn*. ffiiials of the corporation ville early Kumliiy. W ASHINGTON. April 18' the $1,000.(WO Ford-Kapiro libel it* of tho case wore not gone into bruises about the head and fnce, NEW YO RK, Apr. 18— (IN .* )—■ presented proxies for 2,682,205 Huberts ha* *un excellent chnnee ,mit in federal court today Imi-iiuso by the court, but the re vernal made (IN S )—The Supremo Court today were treated.' Henry Judd Grny ban abandoned Imres r f preferred slack and l,­ held invalid spceinl assessments to fully recover, according lo at­ of the illness o f Senator James A. The police who received no n on this ono error. . hares o f common *to'*K. tending physicians. against, tho Missouri Pacific Rail­ nil hope o f escaping tho elcctri* Heed, chief o f Henry Ford’s roun,-ort o f tho ucfident. were conduct*1 *^|511,i.’ tVi Dut i,»n o f tho now way by tbo Franklin County, A r­ chair and Is anxious to got the or­ 1 1in litflit. Hvdtin, niter hlrikiuc : i l. , ,‘ ing an investigation this after* shares, the sleel corporation will kansas, road Improvement dis­ deal o f hU trial and sentence o*er olid killing both cows, turned over Heed was xtrirken with acuta County Chamber T o noon. uive ou.Maiuling 7,6211,210 share* :anil bo wn- hurled out, suffering » indignation on u train nearing De­ trict number 1, on account of con­ with us quickly as possible. It w“ *Hold R egu lar M eet struction of n parallelling hlgh- reported from a highly1 reliable ,f 8100-pi|r common stock. troit hm ho returned from a weekbroken buck. ______ Boston Tests Ban source todny. . . . . way. I end trip to Washington. In fact the confessed slayer of Tim railroad wan in the lower The senator woh hurried to a of Placed Upon Books Maniac Holds Train The regular monthly session T h ree A re K illed By hotel where physician* were called I he Seminole County < hnmbcr of rourtu its Btiit against nn assess­ Alliert Snyder, roagaxino art cdi ment o f $61,082 which it clnlnicd tor li*s Intlmnted very atrongly Passengers In T e rro r A rkansas Cyclone to attend him. Gommsrco Is to l>e held Tuesday was i.atisfnctorv and discrimina­ to thouQ who have com© in cor#tuM BOSTON. Ai V. Iii (IN'S* A* evening at Hie tan U n d o Golf . nlt«mnt to t«*t th« banning " f tory ami the district appealed. Tlio with him in the Inst few day* Hm1 HEADS T A X UOAltD mid Country Club, Altamonte. NKW YOHK, Apr. 18- (IN S )FOHT SMITH. Aril.. Apr. IK— ho act dally desltca death aa th bocks lieiv wus nvob todnv. ' court, however, pointed out that Several matters of importance Two volumes of Theodore Drei- Mora than 100 pussengers were (IN S )—Three member* of the far April 18— W ASHINGTON, Apr. IK (IN S ) arc to be discussed at J p g - h * n "fa ir " assessment could be tnade. only prospective end to tho misery held in terror aboard a I ennsyl* inily of r a il Burcbam were killed Hint has come upon him a* a re»ur • ‘Tb«* American Tragedy’ were • New Ym-k Benjamin II. Littleton, o f Ten­ and n large uttcndance of directors o f Ids brutal crime. To this cm' lined eon- sold and bv ngnement warrant* vunia Itallrohd Express t“ <i«V ••>’ un at Bokoshv, oklu.. today, when a nessee today wus elected chairman and members arc expected to l « U tility Em ployees In armed nuiniac as the tram he is making a clean breast or iin»* •* *ipeii twister struck their home. Atoning according were asked of Judge Mumiv In nriiiuu Arkoinu, Oklu., was struck by of the liourd of tax appeals, lie is present, ncconliog to >- G. ! » everything.- It la aaid, to th. municipal court. The Judge took from I’ hihidclphia to New A '»• *'. one o f the original members o f the G ainesville F o r M eet bout, secretary. , nlbieists who have been engagM be matter under advisement imviscinei.i until um.. Police 1><mriR*il tlie triin> ill - the same utorm and three bouses hi re lu*-t •the board. I’ennrylvnnln station and touno m damaged. to study his mental condition wit'* the Atlanta M,„ „ inv G AIN E SVILLE , Apr.. 18— a view to an insanity defense, c I )reiser'* work had been men- passengers crowdedI in a w r e j , T h ree Elephants K ill nnd n (I N S )— Metermen nnd other em­ Id* wife, his mother nnd such conscious tiered ns one of those (picsHaneiL many hysterical, whib U n id en tified W om an ployee* or Florida Public Service friends as he has left. following the banning of ’ Elnier Linunlo,, of (.rantMimil, ; Ono of those to whom he If Companies nnd municipally owned wa» re- Cuntrv. n novel by Slncluir U w s, |M..v, held sole possession " f *• *•' electric plants gathered here to­ said to have made a full eonicriioi. iiiiiiroved' (bo -.lie of which Win. Stopped ny ( r part of the train. N E W A R K , N. *L. Apr. 18—— Although he was armed » i w ■* (IN S )—Three elephants, part or u day for tho niiiiuul five-day short and disclosed hi* impatience with district attorney Foley. londi <1 revolver, Unardi peacefully | vaudeville net «t Proctor it Laloce course for mc*.«finen held under nivDuration* for an elaborate , submitted to arrest by I l-A LA TK A . Fin., Apr. 18— (IN S |rimnice when the men turned o ff Tlieatre, killed un unideiitUil-d wo- the auspices of tho College o f Kngl- fense is lluddon Gray, tho Kyra •R25 Cars G rapefru it get Home sleep, Snueth. He was locked up on u mun, injured » man. cuusi*d bun- n wring of the University o f Flori­ cuse Insurance man who helped nr IL A. McConnell, telephone lin o -'ft1 ®suid. " ‘" vu,n>‘ l0 1charge of currying a concealed he . , , „ , , , range his alibi at Hie time o f tlv* dreds of sbot>|M*rs to flee in ull dir­ da* ed In Past W eek man o f this city, left this morning During the rale the pair was ections, nnd throw traffic Into The general extension division i* niurder. . , weapon. The sudden chnn“ 0 of atlitud" for Kissimmee U> uppeur today Inying plans for the robbery o f tho a jam today when they broke also sponsoring thu short course, Excessive ORLANDO. Fla., Apr. 1K— Floragainst John Summers of bank at Lake Wales. McConnell de­ awny from their trniiur and ran tlie purpose of which Is to Improvr in tlio corset anWinan’n r a r t ’ M I idn rraiiefruit shinped during •»'* M arriage Licenses Buffalo. N. Y., and Ralph Les­ clared. where they were to be met I into a crowd of iiedestriuns trum ­ ttic* electrical hcrvlco o f the entire making It very difficult fo r h»> I ... -i£ , nding Inst Saturday totali I lawyer* to arrange a *atisIactor> ii third man. R egu lated By Bill ter of Durham, N. C., iu u preli­ byOne . peting wildly and pursued by ut- slaty. I n*r, cars, a gain “ f 21*6 care oyer man remained «n guaril defense for the trial which hcgii* elephant with minary bearing charging kidnap­ tfi.dnnU armed •the figures for the corresponding next Monday, It iJ underetooii ping and steuling o f hi* automo­ I over McConnell whose hands were hooka. Apr. IK Court Rules A ^ u m st |week a year ago, according to uio TALLAHASSEE, Fla., The lawyeta are bllsved to lx bile, following a wild rld0 begin- : hound while the other slept, Mr(L*siring weekly eitrus index " f 1•“ )**« ^ (IN S )- Any male’ pen-on 'C’oncll stuted. staking their main hope now on n* ing m.*rth of Jacksonville, Friday Federal T ra d e B oard be coinof. hours■ the T h ree A r e In ju red ’ f c , here today. a marriage license “ outside chance" that Grey ran: * mlitig In a awarop near j A fter a couple fix-1 Shipments o f Florida ornm. * * . m ( . . u ^idergo un Saturday morn- guurd went to sleep and Mct*»nescape trial with Mr*. Bulb Sn> p e * . , » 675 iblt* e.xistnncu of social ilH, (Vith .McConnell held captive, ncll managed to fr©^ his hand* ana In T ra in D erailm en t W ASHINGTON, April. 18— •l^r his co-con»pirator m the mnr • c gov-1during the week aggregated cars under (I N S )—The supreme court to* je r and )>o committed to raatten’ f a gun. according to make his way to « house about " ,,U1 riViToiVca"fift.'- n”<laya before the up­ nl the volumL icnre, u derren.'e o f 216 point of a gun plication for the m»rrmg*e pern.. . the s f r y ieluted by McConnell, ■three quarter* o f fn mile u'''*y ,)My ruled against tho Federal wan. instead. to.oon.noo Cou- ' the shipments o f the game " A T L A N T A . Gh.. Apr. 18— under tlic Uirnis o f a bill offoiW in who returned to this city Saturday iroin whence he wA« driven to Ki.s- (IM S )— Three passengers were in- Trade Commission in it* effort to J‘t l i forc the ! nf last year. obtain financial reports of corpora­ slmmee. M EETING l*OSTFONKD iurod today whin tho rres'*ont lim­ ( ISI EEN BHIDGK CM>SKD »b j •*Jf J y twentieth district. night. Reporting the uffulr to Sherrlff ited of tho southern Tail way wn* tions in conductin'; “ high cost of McConnell "luted that his car -------. , The marriage license applicant living" Investigations ordered by .. Farmer of.Oseeolu. a |>o*se wax drolled nt West point. Ga. was boulded by two men north, nt The scheduled mc«tlng o f th' Bridge would have to file with the Fri* i gathered and n search fo r the men Congress. Thu Osteen — . is to■be closed , The injured Inrldued: Hi tail Merchant’s Committee < t iuiig,. his certificate aftei That court s opinion was render­ Tucadav morning nnd will renia n ' Warren J. Dull*. Houston, Tex., :dny night when he ilovrM dQWO at w « i made. They were <ltaco\end tb « Chamber of Commerce win ed in tho commission's appeal according to the lie waa compel-' driving toward Kissimnii-and closed for several day* <>•> ‘ b3h?iyaii»rol»*d* being uxamiM . ncimltlit.** danger signal, lie broker. , _ from district ut Columbia rourt* in postponed from this nfternoon un ­ to give chase wn* given, ending when tne legW. , of the hydraulic fill now .being I>. Moody, Galvesteu, Tex., (be Clnlre Furnace Company case, til 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and was hrul 1 intin took to tht* ^xiods after ronj made nt the bridge, according * head. . . . . which has been pending since Mur., owing to the* luabilitv o f Severn! tinsoner win. the gn gun at hL *ld c. ning into a LuiricaiUd road. I he cutA about i u notice posted today. cd in i **ch m a tte rs ..______ ; prisoner \*ith diner, two alerpor* and the «»• Yr‘ ...uj f|j# which led through j pa»M surrounded the woods and 21. -1023. It wn* reargued No member, o f the committee to b? ion n wild ■eryatlon car left the rails. Cause preterit Hue oltomooji. held Delnnd and Orlando, captured the pair why were W IN T E R H A V E N — Work to I cumber 25 11*25. Jti* city, Ki»-1 without- bond, - I suirt *.oon on construction of bcrtuc i i IHghlands Hospital and Sanitarium 0O0 theater h$|V» s VOLUSIA SLZ PAYS FOR CRIME D ILL PRESENTED ON THE GALLOWS BY PI III foil Will Get jnicm*: ley General Henry Judd G ray Has Lost Hope In Escaping The Chair Telephone Linema n Is Kidnaped And Taken On Wild Iti de By Auto Thieves II Of gnu .j 1\ Cast Winter Hwv?n. upi �THE 9 W O W H Eim -P. SATUUM Y. APRIMCi. 1027 PAGE TEN . * .. • • ««. . • 4 •» / - * *%,» .. ••• * • I .'• .1 A m m•■r \ M,k..• H »>c.1 . r i^ Throughout all the Christian world a spirit of exceeding iov and happiness that are associated with Easter Day throw their softening influence over all, creating an occnssjop welcomed and revered. t b Th e Churches, with special services, should be s u p p o r t e d by everyone this Easter. The City Commission extends to everyone Easter Greetings with an especial urge that the Church of your faith be supported by your attendance on Sundav. 1 11 ■ 1 ■ 1 w 1. 1 Forrest Lake, M ayor E. F. Housholder Commissioner �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1927 PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald 11 Can’ t He A ny H ig h er For Aching Or The M iracle Man As Brisbane Sees It Phm ? Hi/,“ I lid nil linn Popu IaI inn. It's Time To Prepare. Gov. Darker For Smith. A Jnl) With General Motors. By ARTH UK IJRI8BANK ft, l « DBA* ______________ EDITOn ( .iv rr ia h i iP *r or 8 l » r C «. It. It. B E l i n ______________M A N A G E R ilAH LB It. JON KB, M i u c l i f Etltm DIKKS AUK REPORTED crunuMine ntone tin1 low i* Mississippi, 800 are homeless in Kentucky 1.000 In Arkansas, and river* con­ tinue rising. "Hold the levee* nt any cost," in the cnler rent out. Levee* nro makeshift*, permanent defense is needed, and' it is nut impossible. Great reservoirs could l>c planned for temporary diversion o f sur­ plus wnter*. Colonel William Bryce Thompson has mid that modern engineering could use nil surplus Mississippi waters on Electrical western desert land. T h e f i r m Id, S M l t H ' l l l n i m » * * • • » * r r , aatutcrlbM ( • t U l i t t l u tln n a l N r m I u t I m , t M t l r l M fv tm tb la su p erior M W ■ o t V M l u l l o i iw r t t r w o r d s d a llr » « t k - taw all t l i Im I I i S •vent* of the n tie* wane. T a n . it. a u lr t f lld M i t* C lo rlli and h i i M i u i r of l i a t h u atata n w i U . W l l l l l t equal. ‘ T h e Urem ia ta a a r a l n i o f lha A Adit It o f f an o f C irculation s, an In te rn a tio n a l A ssociation af I’ nh•llah rra. A d r r r t la r r a an d A riv rrtlo ln * , A a r n t a wfcloh ' M a l m eaeh I’ u b ' llak er-iw em h rr >• aah m lt In a dtnrnnah an d lt o f amfearrtptlini llata ta o rd e r to v e r ify ab a o ln fe lp MONDAV A P R IL 18, 1927 j T IIR l i n U L l t platfo r m , I-— K en n om i In r l t r and count* ndntlnlof ration. ; A — ’ ic c p r r n a t r t r a n t * to J rrk aoa.- o lllc . I C o n stru c tio n • ( l i J o k n n -Ia d U a n i c e r C an al, A — I n n u u a r a t lo a j f montkljr “ P o f np W A — A u a -t ir a H a p o f b u ild in g p r o t r n m — k n a t i i, katcla. a p a r tat* at ..koaaca. ••— A O n a m a a l l f Cknat. ▼,— C am r otlnn o f e l«v k t a r l l O u fla n p ro c ra m . B IB L E VBRHE FOR TO D AY Remember, O .. Ixird, thy tendbr mercies, and thy loving kindnesses; fo r they havo Been ever of old. Psalm 25:6. ] P R A Y E R :— We thank Thou, Lord that Thy Mercy Is from ever­ lasting to everlasting upon them JJiat fear Thee, ' Pestructlon of fish continues. ‘And they are not being destroyed by their natural enemies, cither. Some folks seemed to think thcro was something fishy about the Isaak Walton League's fish bill. "W ales Reaches Paris Incognito" headline. Must he one of those new fangled French runabouts. Fortunately, there have not yet been recorded any accidents of u serious nature at tho downtown railroad crossing*. every consideration of the people of Sanford. service in this city has improved tremendously in the past two years under the regime of the present operators tnd is now everything in the way of power and lighting perfection that one,could ask. The company has spent a vast sum of money in making this service possible and has located in this vicinity one of its main plants, which is decidedly an asset to this city and has contributed much lo its industrial growth. I f it is within the realm of reason, the franchise asked for by the Power Company should he granted. All the people of Sanford want Is maximum service with minimum rate. The record of the compnny assures them of the former. It is up to the people to speak for themselves as to the latter. The officials of the company say the rate compares favorably with rates in other cities, and is not sufficiently largo to mnkc a reasonably return upon the investment of the company in Sanford. To many people it seems large- To some it seems unbear­ able. But whether this is due to an extravagant or careless use o f electrical current, or a reduction in personal incomes without n corresponding reduction in personal luxuries, wo are unable to say. Neither is it at all positive Hint a munic­ ipally owned plant or one of another company could furnish current at a lower rate. O f one thing we can be sure that if the new franchise is granted the Power Compnny, the rate will never lie any high er. SectionVII reads, "That the rates fixed by the Grantee from/time to time shall at all, times be just and reasonable, and, subject to reasonable minimum charges and service guar­ antees, Grantee's net rates for electric energy furnished for lighting purpose shall not exceed eleven cents per kilowatt hour." So it is up to the people to say what they think of the present rate, and they should attend the May meeting in largo numbers to voice their opinions. The Isaak Walton League ibuld not overlook the zealous prk performed by its secretary, . R. Lighten. T I f Easter were good for nothing (die. It served to give Sanford churches their lurgcst attendants In a year. 1 . — ■ o-------! W ith tho hnseball season upon Us we are wondering what will bo the favorite excuso o f the office poys this summer. — O' - j No matter how ravenous the Gnfo r i are today, we don’t bolievo tho Celery Feds will prove n very choice morsel for them to dovour. ii o-------"W e can use a Canal", says the Leesburg Commercial, hut it has been our experience that you can't Until you get it. — -----o-------They tell Ug that there was a celobrntlon last Saturday in a promi­ nent attorney'* office In the Hcnilnple County Bank building. -------- o-------Throughout the nation the days from May 1 to 7 will constitute National Music Week. In Sanford making preparations for its ob­ servance? Tho best fish story of tho season comes from Daytonu Heat a.’ share thirty men fought for fifty minute* to land a fifteen hundred pound shark. . Ilia heart Is sewed up. A young man In New Orlrnns submitted to ail operation which resulted in eight stitches being taken in hi* heart to close u stab wound. I f you ever open u restaurant make it n small one so it will look busy, * Sarasota Times. Why not open a big one, advertise it in a big A leading state paper says "our editorial policy 1* not warp­ ed by private interest* therefore this newspaper is enabled to servo its public ns only a lion-subsidi­ zed paper can." The m ajor will throw out the first hall T in Friday's game but unlike the president lie lm* no unreined wrist to blame if h* should pitch one over that is a hit wild. ? matrimonially Inclined. Wo are patiently waiting for a certain young professional light, u ro­ tund young business man and a bespectacled young hanker to fail in line, --------O ---- Thn only fault we find with the Floridn Statu News o f Tallahaaaee is that it spells Floridan ‘ Floridian’. -Rut ll ia young and probably will grow out of It.— Palin Beach Inde­ pendent. You're optoiiilatic. Some editors have Iteen misspelling this word fo r sixty year* and will prob­ ably keep right nn until they regist­ er, with Gabriel.—Sanford Herald. And when Gabriel ealla. we believe ha will omit the *i' In Floridian.— ]>eLand News. Faith sublime,— A Good Business Whether Sanford nhottld continue ita efforts to become a touriHt resort or abandon them altogether in favor of agricul­ tural nnd industrial activities is a problem which civic leaders should give serious thought. The Herald is one of those who nrc firmly convinced that the failure to formulate a positive tourist policy would be a vital mistake in the development of the cityOne of the Palm Beach colony, in \yriting for the New York Times says, " I dm entirely satisfied that if Florida will get down to brass tucks and plan a campaign that will increase its only paying crop, TOURIST, the slate will gradually im­ prove, us it should. On the other hand, if your promotors con­ tinue und are partially successful in promoting agriculture in any and every branch, o f anything but tourists, your grief will continue und is deserved. Old Nature does her work well. She provided Florida with a wonderful climate to lie enjoyed by those who have sufficient money to Hpond their winters where they wish. She gave Florida a climate from May to November that requires horn natives to stand and they provide condit­ ions pleasing to your groat and only paying crop, 'T O U R ­ ISTS. F A S T T IM E S O N F L O R ID A R A IL R O A D S L A K E L A N D STAR-TELEGRAM Slate will ho interested li. a rt- markable rutting d< markable performance in the mat- schedules. In tho ol< ter of s|H>ed, recorded by the Flo- quired about ten hoi rida East Coast Railway. That the run between Mi line ha* come into prominence Augustine even with within tlie lust few years a* being trni)is. One day a wi on«i of tho host-cquippi'd and oper- train clipped o ff the I ated railway properties in tho cm- tween Mui life uiulKU tire country; less than u year ago five hours ami eight n a double-truck line wua opened all luiltcdly tliia i* muck the way through between Jackson- j the regular schedule ci vllle and Mintni, the main lliic newer nnd belter cor shortened by the construction o f meant that the snei ». .S t E " # * VJe v/oCkep SoUAKCHb Kill iT HOKUS VOW S, Comlo Life , aTta e Seminol T ire She TU B WORLD W IL L NEED fresh water, now wasted, for irri­ gation, and rich soil now washed, millions of Lais, into the gulf and ocean, if Prof. A. E. Ross, of Wis­ consin, learned sociologist, i* ac­ curate in hi* figures. will nittitiply itself by 32, by 2027, That date is only 100 year* away, and when it rolls swiftly around— some children living will sec it— the imputation of the world will be sixty billions, instead o f cme bil­ lion, nine hundred millions, ns at present. Formerly Ray Hrotkj Tires Itcpaircd-Gol 411 W. 1st. Ti PO R TAB LE PHONOGHi $12.50 and $15.« COLUMBIA And Records UKULELES $ d Strings For All Instrnj BICYCLE TIRES f ttU S M WV£$fT<5#0f; THOSE FIGURES ARE Based on the fact that life last* longer, plague* and famines no longer rage over the earth, even war is milder, since women, children nnd prisoners nrc no longer massa­ cred. The figures need not frighten us. "God doco not let trees grow into the heavens." Texas alone F . P . RINES 1113 Sanford Avi Phone 461-J N E U R O T IC A M E R IC A THIS POltUM .10IIN M. PAR KE R , cx-gt/vcrnor of Ijouisinnn, who fought and defeated tlie Ku Klux Kirin at Mer Rouge, is out for Governor Smith o f New York for Democratic can­ didate in 11*28. Mr. Parker say*, "The South will swing into line for Governor Smith." and gives him unquali­ fied indorsement as Hie ta'Ht pos­ sible Democratic candidate. AT THE SAME TIM E a poll on Co.tlidgc nnd Hie “ third term" re­ sults, as it should, in the over­ whelming opinion that there is nn 'Third term" at issue. The poll derides Hint finishing out nn unexplrcd term, due to dentil, is not a "Presidential teriu.” It is the election thnt counts, o f course. It look* like "A l against Cal." u Coolidge-Sinith battle in 1928. ALFRED P. SLOAN, President of General Motors, nnd Pierre S. DuPont, will he inundated by ap­ plications from young gentlemen that would like to "grow up with tho business” when the now plan is announced for a second mana­ gers' securities company. General Motor* would supply cash to buy $35,000,000 worth of common shares before the end of 1930, and junior executives of General Motors would share the profits on till* purchase. We think this writer is inclined to be extreme. In fact, The Idea is not philanthropy, when he said that tourists were our only paying crop, he was hut a desire to interest junior ex­ ecutive*, personally und intensely, decidedly mistaken. The Tampa Times, in commenting on this in General Motors' earning*. letter, gives a long list of Florida’s "paying crops," which in­ clude among others sponge fisheries, citrus fruits, poultry, hogs, cattle, nnd sheep, lumber, manufaeturies, and sugar. We in Seminole county are firmly convinced of t he paying finali­ ties of celery. But it cannot be denied that in Florida the tourist is a great "crop", one of tho easiest to cultivate and one of the surest o f a profitable return. Give him a place to stay, good food lo cat, and you hnve him. I f you want to please him especially and he sure o f liiH returning another winter, give him a good course on which to play golf, and n brook or a pond in which ho can hook trout. If you wish to throw in some­ thing grutiH which will muke him tell friends and bring them down with him, give him pleasing environment with enough "ja zz " so that a man can fox trot without being talked about, but not so wild that he is apt to be held up or Hhot when ever he Htcps out nt night, or poisoned to death whenever he drinks a cocktail. Agriculture has done wonderful things for Sanford and every civic organization should unite in the further promotion of it, hut the "tourist crop" is a lucrative business when properly handled. D r. J. R, Vidl “ America is God's Own Country," writes Professor William McDougnil, the English psychologist who recently gave up liis chair at Har­ vard to move on to Duke UnivcrsiThat, for an Englishman, is a large admission! But Professor McDougall hastily qualifies Ids startling admission by adding that 'Hie crime rate in general and Hie homicide rale in particular are monstrously high.” Anil this, ho suggests, is extremely odd. Most people think thut crime is due to poverty or unemployment or Inek of education. Yet hero is the^ richest country now in exist­ ence, nnd certainly the most edu­ cated, going in for crime to beul tho. hand. It takes u psychologist to answer, nnd Professor McDoug­ all, being a psychologist, oblingly answers. ' Tho answer 1*— Nerves, Am eri­ can nerves. Dreadful things! Most of us havo’em. Or, a* Professor McDougall more dignificdly put it: "A rising tldtt of neurosis has run parallel with Hie rising tide of crime. No statistical evidence is available, hut there is ground for believing that America fur exceeds all other countries in this n ipcct also; perhaps not so greatly ns in respect of crime, hut still very grcntly. Ncurushcnla wns discover­ ed in America and has often been called the American desense. And In the Great War the Incidence of neurotic troubles in the American army In proportion to the leuglli of its service in the field seems to have been extremely high. This high frequency of neurotic disor­ der seems to be another sympton arising from just that social con­ dition, which, ns I have suggested, is responsible for the rising tide of crime. Neurosis in nil its forms is the consequence of moral con­ flict; it expresses lack of harmony and Integration if the forces of character, llic impulses o f tho hu­ man heart. "Nothing tends so strongly to promote harmony and integration cif charncler as a clear-cut moral tradition brought to hear on each turn witli ail force of unamiiuous community sentiment and unques­ tioned community sanctions. Un­ der such conditions each man knows what is right nnd what is wrong (or lielievcs he does) nnd acts ac­ cordingly. "But whore traditions are di­ verse nnd weakened, where commu­ nities arc shifting nnd shapeless, . nnd where each man’s place In his community is undefined nnd lemporary, there men urn thrown hack on themselves and are perpetually called upon to make moral deci­ sions; and, in the uhscncc of clear guidance nnd sanction from coin- ' munlty opinion, thin Is too great u ( task for most of us. The decisions arc never made; and, in the moral j sense, such men live from hand to | mouth. Thus they become the scat i of unresolved moral conflicts, which in so many cases result in neurotic > disorder." . > FOR RENT Magnolia Avenue Hou U nfurnished T h ree rooms, Sleeping: Porch, Bath, N e a r South Side School, R en tal $30.00 M onth Dean-Berg Corporatioi H erald B u ilding One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDR Rhone 475 108 PALM E TTO A V E N U E C O N F ID E N C E A N D F A I T H IN O R L A N IK ) SUCH A PLAN W AS Startrd ORLANDO S E N TIN E L in 1923 for Hie General Motors, senior managers. The malingers’ securities company, started four Tho Yirwoll-Drew company Ijhs dominating the horlzion o f our] yenrs ago, witli $33,750,000, is now hern a dominating influence and a economic, financial and commerci-1 worth $150,000,000. source <*f Inspiration in Orlando, al life. In making its announce­ Orange County and Florida for a ment yesterday that certificates of T H A T ONE PROFIT-SHARING period ot 35 years. Under the deposit on Hie new Orlando Com­ Idea in four years has been worth unHWcrviiu? Iradcnmip or N. I . mercial Bank would he accepted hi more than $116,000,(88) over nnd Yowcll and a staff of loyal assn- 100 rents on the dollar, is another above their salaries to the senior ciates the Yowcll-Drew company demonstration- that Hie Yowcll managers o f Grncrnl Motors. That han always set a dizzy pace for Drew company is |K>inting the way to a future of confidence and faith makes it worth wliilu to work, and others to follow-. In Orlando, its people und its in­ undoubtedly helps to expluin the It does not require much effort extraordinary’ profits, and rapid U, remember Hie gloomy days of stitutions. For forty yenrs N. P. Yowcll has 1 success of Hie General Motors Cor­ thirteen years ago when the com­ watched and visioned the future i poration. Give youi employes n pany erected a four olory, buildshare in the profits if you can. on u 90 by 90 foot lot at the cor­ greatness o f Orlando and Florida. I They may iovo you. hut they love ner or Orange and Central ave­ Here is a man and u leader who themselves more. That j» human nues. This visual was rfwarjlj'd has sacrificed his time to the wolware of hU fellow men. Never has > nature. in a few scant years l>y H'o udfh* lie failed to give Ids wholehearted tIon of a fifth Story to the build- support to worthy enterprises. lie NEWS FROM C H IN A W IL L log, followed later by a n annex of deserves success und his company griovn our bolshevik brothers. three stories, and later t,lof is reaping Hie benefit* o f a gener­ They fight each other here and of the annex, the erection of n nc ation o f intensive labor, honest there, hut the Chinese seem, to unit larger Hum the o rigin a l service, quality of merchandise, havo agreed oil olio tiling, that structurr; and finally the re»m< ri­ and sterling sincerity. Tho recent they don't want bolshevism. ling of tho entire plant into th<- announcement will hearten the Groups o f "reds" are broken up, handaomest department store in people and awaken a new resolu­ their arms seized, unions forbid­ Htmthraflturn America. tion of unified cooperation ami den. Jl la a stimulating, invigorating confidence in the future greatness and encouraging nwset to Bow ing of Orlando and Orange County. TO KEEP W ELL, W A LK . Ed- Florida to have such an Institution wurd Paysmi Weston; 87 yean* old, knocked down by n taxicab Sanford Forum and thought to be fatally injured, is well again and will walk to church tomorrow. His recovery Things ure never so hud but they amazes doctors, considering his might lie worse. It's always dark­ age. est just before the dawn, Strike! All his life lie has hern a walk­ strike! strike! und before wo know er, tho world’s champion walker it, this community will make u in fact, lie lips kept his backbone clean up just as that lusty ha** erect, his body well shaken up, might havo done if he hadn’t got liis whole physical machine con­ the blues. stantly and normally exercised. Yours for Sanford, Walk, breathing deeply, chest ex­ W. M. YOUNG. panded, und live longer. NOTICE ONE TH ING about Mussolini whether you like his ab­ solute power or nut. Ho kcena Italy on her feet financially. Italy is poor, but the lira is now worth more than 5 cents. France is very rich, yet tho franc, originally of more value than the lira, is worth less Hum 4 cents. Mussolini, who says, " I refuse to he assassinated," also says, "I refuse to let the lira collapse." He is not assassinated, and the lira does not cullapsc. There Is wilt power there und efficiency, so far. H ALL AND PENTLAND Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants H. G. GRAY, Resident Manager 118 First National Hank Bldg Insurance— Loans— R eal Estate 9 So. P a rk A ve. Sanford, FI A ssurance O F Z IP S E R V IC E . OF BOND G R A D E ’ O F F A IR P R IC E S Means Saving A nd Satisfaction We note thnt Mr. Show is going to meet Mr, Tunncy, Where does Tex Rickard dig up utl this heavy weight timber? The younger generation is enjoy­ ing a now mental freedom and re­ sents all prohibitions, according to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews. In the next column there was an item about rouge pots dating back to 3000 I). C. being turned up in Ur. _ THt VARD WITH AHiiLLBACKlNQ Rhone MS Yard: Holly Avc. A l 11th, 12lh, 13th Sib. �■i ■>. - MRS. FRED S. DAIGKR, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 217-W ,S ANFORD— 2 P. M. Sanford atlonals bamiball practice, Gram1 1mar School, j | Englu Foot Pioneers baseball i practice Ninth Street. .SANFORD— I l’. P. M. PrcabyPreahyAn 'unufunll&k Aidightful p rn -N Plan" rojprftvn;. * ^SANFORD— gram o f Germjihlj ijjrw f has bean i a .‘J ’rdi;i44]ij<ni’ 'Miwlcjigsohni j tori AH' Friendly Indian's baseball arranged by M iss.lftntiW Honing i !,, i;,r , ' , fcn,;„ pn^Mci-■Gramiu.u-Si Imm.I. ’orwliu regular inept uur o -f the | *« . •( ’ ’ •** ^ A N F O u t h l I P. M. Christian forfthu ri^nlnr ificptifUf-* __ Phltf. Mi nil(I Depnrtmenr of tip* Wrmmn’fs Violib:• Sumloy,School baseball team jirac {t '• C l# .\ ,y n • . (a ) t>n tho|( iWihgs o f J?lntp tier Grammar School SANFO RD —4 P. M. *Y’ Reps vs The program Yft flill 'covers the MenildihS'dm. ' (),) ‘The Whlnuf free > Schumann, arranged by High School baechall game at Mun­ following numbers: icipal Park. .y V Auer. Miss Klennwt* Herring. J’ innit select join: Contralto sold: (a ) “ Wnium” Schumann. (b) Sam Hyrd. a student at the Uni­ (at 'Tho Sappliicli Ode’ (b ) 'My “ Peroiijn Sc/ng" Iturmeisch. Mother Loves Me Not' Mrs. \V. versity o f Florida, arrived hole Duet (Tw o violins) Saturday to spend the Faster HidlS. 1eak. Bnch ‘concerto. Two move­ Znclinry. 1 Piano:’ ments, first largo, second allegro. (a I *!>os Avehds' Sc Inmum (b) Miss Eleanor Herring, Mnrve d o ­ ‘ Ilarl:, Mark llm Lark’ SchubertTheodore ILitheod; who Is at­ nums. bmzL Miss Platt. tending Stetson University, spent the week end hery with his sislor, Mrs, .1<dtti Leonardi. G E R M A N M U S IC W I L L BE F E A T U R E OF PROGRAM TU ESD AY AFTERNOON ten <)*• . Mi j - .r r - •“ A S'1‘l f f rtS'Au*ilinry will • ** ... nt k o clock in will entertain w .,lio.;Won Ton Jf kooorinK \S * i of the g SSWh wiil meet at Vnur'in ' ^'l' enU-Ho'" |U irEriotbriti8oll«rUc!i -t her Jjoinc «'* 1fU K NANKING PARLEY MAY SET UP RULE AGAINST HANKOW Stops T it k e n B y Kai-Shek Followers To F o r m New Government A s Opposed To Hankow Adminislration Celery M arket Total ahipmrnta from Ranford Saturday 42. Manatee 10 Total 52. California 15. Florida 10 inch crates In the rough, four to six dozen. Philadelphia on hand 15, stronger, $2.75 to $3.50. Poor­ er, $2 to $2.50. Cincinnati, six, steady $2.75 to $3.25. Poorer 12.25. New. York 23 about steady, $2.25 to $31. Mostly!$2.60 $275. PittibbYgb, five, stefcdjr, 8*2.50*to $3- mostly $2.75 to $3; f3itQ»go. 0, dull, $2 to $2 .90, washed ami pre-cooled $2.25 to $2.<5 fiv»x Baltimorv, 9. dull, S2.30 to' $2.76. Boston, throe.* firm, wnshml and pro-cooled. 13 to $3.25. Fancy $3.50, rough, $2.50 to $2.76. Emory Rivers, who haa been vidnys with his mother, Mrs. W. A. siting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J: Rivers left .F r iila r fd f hla liQme'ht West Paltn Beach. TO D AY Eddie Cantor in his latest voltage hilnnty master Taughster •S PE C IA L D E LIV E R Y" Milnne News Comedy HERE COMES PRECIOUS" Si/i's 2 In Ml yc-:irrt WSrtliK fJOW NS Ladicp liaroncllf S A T IN S L IP S 2.50 TUESD AY • “ HELD BY THE L A W " By Bayard W ilier with Johnnie Walker Mnrgurrlte do la Motte, Ralph lJ?wis. Comedy “ N E W LY W ED’S NEIGHBOR’’ Novelty “ M ARN’ ELS OF M OTION” Coming, A ltracU o n T T T To tho Milano. “ SLIDE K E L L Y S L ID E " To the Princess “ THE BIRTH OF A N A T IO N ” PRINCESS Roll Cbster Hi “ THE TERROR OF BAR X "C A S E Y OF T H E COAST G U ARD " H.C. VIELE “A Substantial Jowoler in a Substantial City” EVERFAST FABRICS Sold lleginntng Monday — April ifltb, wc will tli.splay 1. new collection!? of "E verfast” tub fab­ rics and fast color silks. You are cor­ dially inylted to at­ tend this exposition. Th e Smartest and Most Satisfactory Fabrics for Every Wash Good Need... children, pillow-covers and other things for the house— you con ho certain of lasting beauty and usefulness. I f you use* Ever fust Wusb Fab­ rics for whatever you plan 1<> make—dresses f o r yourself, sclinnl and play clothes for tint . Cost Itul a T rifle Morel U N IO N S U IT S 89c A T L A N T A , Apr. l(t-_(| N S )-* Hell J. Snillcr, owner of tho A t­ lanta Crockers has refused a $1,000, 000 cash offer for the club, made by a group of New York business men. The offer was to have included purchase o f Lithia Springs, near Austell, Gn., which Splller also owns. Spitler denied reports that, Geoi-ge-Stalllngs, present ow/icr'bf thai Rochester CJnh, wni» to hsTc’ figured in the deal, and also that Ty Cobb, now with tliu Pbiludel-, phla Athletics was to he ager o f the club. tv ’ • M n rB e rth u ^ T fc W . lflm M tending Holy Names Academy Snn Antonia, Fla„ arrived he Friday afternoon to spend t l Easter holidays with hey parenti »■ — Mrs. N. J. Robson and Mrs. A . Peck motored to De Land Sunday afternoon Where they nttended the Easter Services nit the Episcopal church there. — ***» ‘ Y ’Schedule For This Week Hoys Dimity ('horli N o n s u it s Crackers’ Boss Turns Down M illion O ffe r SHANGHAI, Apr. IB.— Steps were taken by the Conservatives umloV Gen, Chaing Kai * Shok nt Nan king today to convert tho so-i called. Nanking conference in to a government in opposition to the Hankow mfhiinlstrntion. according to authoritative information re­ Contract Aw arded For ceived hero. C om pleting1 Cruisers Four thousand northern soldiers, captured in fighting between PuW ASH ING TO N, April, IK — kow mid Pengpu, arrived today Trion, Ga., March 28, and were from Nanking. Nine thousand (IN S )— Contract fo r completing married. the scout cruiser Salt Lake vity, other.: will arrive Inter, National­ and building the propelling ma­ Meanwhile Mr .and Mrs. L. B. ist military chiefs said. A Nanking dispatch reported the chinery for the cruiser Pensacola, Daily, parents o f Mildred, nskcll captured of Pengpu by tho Canto­ wns awarded by the Nnvy Depart­ a warrant for Thomas on a charge to the American nese. While this claim is consid­ ment today Brown-Bovnri Electrical Corpora­ of kidnapping their daughter. The ered doubtful there is every in­ tion o f Camden, N. J., for $ 10 ,- bride's parents dropped tho charge dication that the northerners met after learning o f tho marriage. Alfred Robson and baby o f Or­ with a serious reverse and have 53(1, 350. lande spent the day here Sunday been driven back from Pukow. The contract wns awarded last SANFORD f. P. M. *Y’ Rep as the guests o f his parents Dr. Mr. and Mrs. MarSon M. Jen­ Communist lenders who have July to William Cramp and Sons bnseball pfac.tic- at Municipal pari. and Mrs. N. J. Robson. been supporting the Hankow gov- of Philadelphia, but was recently kins of Jacksonville spent tho week­ cancelled by the npvy. The Cramp _ SANFORD P. M. Methodi.: end In Sanford ns the guest of Mrs. ! eminent refused U< attend the con­ Kumlav School LuKebrtll team prneMrs. R. Drent Breeden and child­ ference at Nanking, it was said, Comnanv has been pnid half a Jenkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ tic- i i Ninth SiiCvt.lbirk. ren o f Buford. S. G are visiting in view of their fnilure to appear, million dollars for work it has bert Hopkins. OVIEDO— 7:110 P. M. Brave-jin Sanford ns tho guests o f Dr. the Conservatives are understood done on the Salt l-akc City. heart Pioneer <‘hih meeting, hike and Mrs. J. N. Ibibstm. to have nict machinery in motion and weiner roust, Miss Knthcryn Hopkins ban re­ fijr the creation of :i new .south B rid ge H e a rin g To Be turned from New Smyrna where OVIEDO 7: to P. My II) ‘ Y ’ Club ' Airs. R. L. Peck left Sunday a f ­ China government with the rel meeting at school li'in^e. ** H eld A t Tam pa Soon she attended a liduso party given ternoon for nil oxtened visit with element omitted. by Miss Elizabeth Ylickson nt Coro­ S WM’ORD 7:30 P. M. T’ resliy. friends and relatives at- Teniiesf.ee, Umi-crvatiitives in Shanghai, nado Bench, tc i:un rmiymli ( ’lub meytiliiK Jit North and South Carolina. Nanking arid elsewhere are plan­ JAC KSO NVILLE. i ’ la., Apr. 18. %•4 - t' Sunday School ni/nhx, -t ning tnafs meetings to be held — (IN S )— Announcement wns FR ID AY ■ _ The many friends of Miks Hobble Tuesday to celebrate the inaugura­ made here today by Colonel Mnrk John Schirnrd arrived here F ri­ (County SdiiiiilfAtJijolics unilry Cliapmnn, win regret to learn that tion <>f ths new I'egime. day evening from Gainesvillo, Brooke, United States district en­ • Miicrvihinn of Uic *Y’ ) Tin* 1,0011 northern prisoners ar­ gineer Hint the application o f the where lie is attending University die is ill at Wesley Memorial OVIEIIO «:::() P. M. Geneva V Hospital at Atlanta, Ga. riving today were trapped in an city oT Tampa for approval of of Florida, to spend a few days Ovii [m elmtl game enveloping movement carried out idtitis for the reconstruction o f a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O V lI:n il-3 };i(i P.-.M. Uenevn vc /Mr, atnj Mr*... Kwh-mL-Household­ by the I ’anlonese moving from bridge neriffe* a channel o f HUIs- John Schirnrd. Oviedo girds volley ball ‘mine. er Ifnifareil to''l'Hlhiba«se,. Sunday the Anhwei district- several days hnro Bay, Florida,.from Davis Is­ LAKE MONROE 3:8u P. M. <M- where Mr.-H o tiw lw m ' will attend ago. lands to a paint near the foot of Mrs. Calvin Tmigiie returned ceotn v Lake Monroe boy - baseball the inect.ing nf legislature. N’iitiomilist leaders sire plan­ De I,eon Street, Tampa, will he eon home Sunday afteinoon from An­ gall in. ning to end all the prisoners ‘ a side red at a public bearing to be LAKE MONROE 3:30 P. M. M e. Archie Betts end mother, Fukien, later enrolling them in tin* held in the Iwanl of trade rooms derson, S. C „ where she has been spending tin* past 10 days ns the O . .da Lake Monroe girla vol­ Mi x O. M. Hand, left Sunday af and dwindled down to 25,0011 workat Tampa ill 10:30 o'clock Friday pue t of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ley ball game. ternrion for Jack onvllln where snot hern ariiiv. morning, April 29. Albert S. Farmer. PAULA 3:30 P. M. Lake Mory they will xpoml a few days. 'I lie genera! tril.e in Diiani'liai V3 Par.la bovn baseball ('ante cr today. It i expected that p \OLA 3: 30 P M Lake Mary Mi Maude Lake, who is a stu­ 0,000 iif these * Inkers will return N ew lyw eds Reunited vr- Paula girls volley hall canto dent at I'. S. C. \V., spent Die to work tomorrow. A ft e r Nigld: In Jail SAN I o u t) P. M. Bnptl t Week-end lime with her parent , French.police hoarded the steam­ Dration Pimii'er. l.a. cball practice Mr. a ml Mis. Forrest Lake. ship <Jieiioneenux and arrested five Uliinere roiiihiimists, DETROIT, Apr. IK (IN S ) — Nitdli Shod. S \NI ORD 3:31) P. M. Picsby.1amen G. Klianm Jr., was Reunited after a night in .jail nil a W ASHINGTON, Apr. IK (IN S ) charge o f kidmimdng Ids young terian Frientljv Indian baseball nmnng tin* SanfiTil Students from ■ * / ),* w-J 1 In- University of Florida, spend­ Tli third cvnoditioimry force of bride, Julian C. Thomas, and Mil­ practice Grammar School. II, -S. marines is mi route to Chinn dred, 1*5, were happy lodnv lit their 108 M a gn o lia SANFORD fi P. M. ‘ Y ’ bn.s i - ing the Easter holidays here. aboard the Dollar Slmuopliip Pres- Hole apartment. hall printiro Mnniciiinl Park. Julian and Mildred eloped from George Wilson' who is oltmidnig idaot Gitmt, Die nnvy announced toSANFtlRD b P, M. Pro bytcriali'puinlav Scboi.l league lean) Hniveiyit v o f Florida, spent flit* da.u. Sailing from San Diego yester­ week end here with Ids parent:', pructlvt* Ninth Street. v * * ♦++•>•>•>❖ •>+++ ♦4 day, three days ahead o f the ten­ v -k* * * * :••> PAULA 7 P, M. Flying Siptir- Mr. and MrX. Harry J. WilHdi! tative : eiiedub J t imv, the liner enrnd Pioneers Club meeting School George Smith was among llm ried 70 nffieers and 1,448 e|t(inled house.-1 HANPhRD 7:33 P. M. Proshy- Sanford boys from University of men, emnmamli'd by Col. II. ('. Da­ terluli Ntitcb o f Owl Plom r.; meet­ Florida arriving here Friday evhiw vis. ing to spend the Easter luJIdriys. . While the OeslimiUmi of the inaing at annex. -----* fine- i givi-n a ■SbnnglmUtepr Ad-, SANFORD -■•7:.*m P. M. ConMiss Mildred Holly, who ii'M U ' rillhil C. S. Williams, Commander gl-eguDonal not'ch o f Eitgle Pin* tending F. H. C. W. nt TailiihaKtee, of the Asiatic fleet, has authority iicers meeting. pent the week-end with her par- to divert tin litjyA'.rJM iH?.Y- Ghljjnn’p, XI *J* •IllJ SA TU R D A Y ills, Mi1, abd MroiMt/d.eVt-.r.’U/dlj'.Vport win-re (lie •miation is throatSAN FU r Y) 10- a : M -. TlnjrtrHt nits piling. Friendly Indians baseball practice Mr. 11 ml Mrs. J. J, D. Taylor who nt Grammar School. Karl vie Hou holder left SunSANFORD lOiJft A. M. Com- have been spending the winter Here miteo meeting of rural schools nth left 51onth ( in their car for Wil- iduy nfteriUMin for Jacksonville I 1, S. . where they will spend "llern lie will visit his pnimlpar' listen lelie association board of directors .... ... . SANFORD Congregation ill ti slicrt time before golngf tii*tfceir 1**nis. Itev. and Mrs. A. HouseHnirie^ Pioneer,s bnsebnll practice, home nt Cape Charles, Vit* *i . . * holder. M ONDAY S AN FO RD —7:U0 A. M. Pciyin tarttunl '-f tic Wo; J^jll ItiiM im-vtimc at work on Junior hoys baseball dia­ mond. KONBSDAY LONOWOOD— in A. M. Baseball and volley ball rules interpretation f ,,nty f...II.I’d " f 1 will meeting and couching! o f teams. hn E tf'.ayirf iiifftimr lit at S AN FO RD —,‘1:30 P. M. Rapist feJTiho South Side Pri- Pioneers baseball practice nt Ninth Street diamond. dSiirtncnt of » > " '" * SANFO RD p. M- l*r byteriVilf ipi-t nt ....... u; tjiii. F[iiscopal, Melbndlst and Bap­ I In..a will entertain tist Friendly Indian Pow Wow-at a M-rie of hrid.-M Band stand. jo ’rltrk at h<r home on S A N F O R p 5 P. M. ‘Y* Bn ebal) team practice at Municipal Plirk. E Pl«ySANFORD l• J'res byil r- altil id S o dork terhm team bnsebnll pniliiec Bit.!- Jlii;!' o' *... !* Ninth Street diamond. Tthursday SANFORD 7 P. M. ili *Y’ Buy L iv .m! T ' l" 1 A *" Club meeting at MiiMinic building. 3f.... I Tliui ■''kfV ufu-i SANFORD 7:00 I*. M. Bap­ 1-eM- k at the ii‘ l : ate tist Dragon Pioneer:.club mecliirat Sunday Sehnol, liny ilcerea will •*"!»‘rSANFORD 7.: If. 1*. M. Sun­ c,., i.n:' «-r the Idlers day School ns: 1ball league board M il I' 1 ■*' ll" ' o f directors nut tin*'- in Y. M. O. A. It.Ml AIWllle office. M,J a ..I Mi I 1“ ' .i G ENEVA— 7:30 P. M. Seminole ui; mti ilaiii -it •' hndi Bob Oat Pionecw. meeling. llorlid. at tt- hime ol Imho Mary 7Sit) P. M. Bull i ,r Kilyiaoi'.d, biiiiorintr Dog I*lonee»-s meeting. jEtttlii ll bride clcbl. LA K E MONROE 7:30 P. M. Sa c. V.VMiel will en- Wolfe mill Lamb Pionicis me ling. [ lli'lj'c id ■* i* duel, ill TI1FS DA Y d JJr.«. It. A. Howard. L A K E MONROE !):-IG A. M. ritiUAi Couch huM'bull add viflb-y ball fUu *lll hare serial at teams. »t the Fit! t Baptist PAULA l;30 P. M. Coach bn ball and volley ball teams. I llrti . n :i 1.1lice '13 I. O. SANFORD il:30 P. M. Con|sa.i at s ii'i luck at the gicgalional Pioncci Imy Iia cball sHall uver the It'c.ket. |t|..1( tice Ninth Sired Pink . i'tlA Hie public is iuvit* SANFORD 3:30 P. M, Mctho■da pr.iv-r.ii.i in cclcbra- disit Friendly Indiait baseball praeIJl’4 st ’iivcr iry of the Lieo mi gnmnniir Mdiool diamond. PANFO RD A i\ M. *Y’ R' ps baseball practice Municipal Park. *I‘Si.f Tampa spent thi SANFORD -5 P. M. Christians’ b Ssuf'.rd a'li tiding I" baseball practice at Ninth Street diamond. SANFORD - 7:30 P. M. MetlioI'fl. Sitiitii nf Ovlctlu diiit Eagle Fool Pioneers club meetbhetc Saturday us llu; W EDNESDAY fcr.'!-. OSCEOLA 0:30 A. M. Coach B .■* Ml’: . i'. Ii:i\ in - and baseball and volley ball teams. G E NEVA— 1 :3(l P. M. Coacb Mint tin? ivccl:-i ml very bcscliall and vollty ball teams. )>t .Mianr. SANFO RD —3:30 P. M. Baptist r" i1 Friendly Indian l.a;' ball practice , (r. (lanlinir '*1 Ocala I hr *<*t| ami wife, Dr. at grammar school diamond. SANFORD -3:30 P. M. Metho­ Qh 1). Gardiner. dist Eagle Foot Pioneer. ’ baseball practice at Ninth Street park. Mrs. Howard Long OVIEDO 3:30 P. M. Sanford uni in l.’ulntka an Junior High Vs Oviedo in baseball. Id Mrs. W. (I. Allen. SANFORD 4:1 r. P. M. ‘ Y ’ mum Va Rollins College at Municipal I I Waters and children Park. ftttk end very plcniuiliv* Sunday School ball team procure ppurEtils at \|ioj)kn. at Ninth Street park. LONGWOOD— 7:30 P. M. Longpd Mr-', J. II. Me I'asHn Wood Silver Fox and Altamonte tts Hm that be is ill Brick Bear Pioneers Clubs hold on Magnolia Avenue, joint meeting. ts---. THURSDAYr* BourliC t,f Minncnpo-1 L A K E M ARY 3:3(1 A. M. Coach '* lulling In Sanford ; |,n^rball and volley hhlH'ehrtt*. 4i-f Mr?. Dwight Bah ‘ SANFORD 12:13 P. M. Jo I S AN FO R D — 7130 P. M. Employ♦il boya brotherhood me ting "t , . r WiiLvii 10I to Tnmpn their club.room over firehouse. I'Vir he rp«-nt t|„. day nlor boya baseball league tonumt- J P»5ti, Mr. mill Mrs. F. S. tee meeting at* Lions Club. ; | SANFORD - 3:80 P/M. Sanford , Nationals Junior tcruii baseball llmry Hi erm, A . iirnctlro nt Grammar School. . SANFORD 8;30 P..M. Preaby'* '“1 M:i .............. 1tin ,|, l.orig .Sunday at Daytona tcrian Owl Pioneers baseball pra« tice nt. Ninth Street I'ark. Jlln'K Topkin PA G E TH RI TH E-..— SANFORD H ERALD . MONDAY* A PU R IL 18, 1927 II- *.,■ . .T p. r , ■ m , II ■■*1 I .« t<t\ I —■« ... N N — um m mim m trn■* * '■-j Tf youTe a t e 1a p h o n e subscriber simply lift thu liook. ask for 148-and state your retjue.st. It’s a; service that makes il compai'atively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ads offer the solution to many a problem, There’s always symeone f\iv;*er io liuy'sell or trade; .someone who has a Sei;viee to Offer. Results are certain mid the cost is quite? mod­ erate. Many Weights and Textures! — and bow much more they give you in lasting beauty and service than ordinary tub fabrics! All tho wanted plain colors are included in their various attract­ ive shadings. The printed pat­ ients o ffer a marvelous selection. Everfast Fabrics in Next Week’s Display »4 , *1*\ i 'i Ginghams, 59c and 05c yard. t Suitings, fiOcynrd. Yuilim at Goc aod $l,y»u*d. Tubtex for men’s shirts and women’s sports dresses, 05c yard Handkerchief Linen, $1.50 yurd. Dress Linen, $1 and $1.75 yard. Call Before 11^o'clock For The D ay’s Insertion v n-MM Exhibit Uegins April DHh DICKSON-1VES CO. Orange Avenue, OHLANDO, Phone U 3I T* i I n'tlfXJS iiaa‘> i *• ‘ [ �TTTF SANFORD TIED ALP, MONDAY, ‘A PRIL IS, 1927 PACK ro im WORLD IN D IA N S R U N M A R A T H O N IN T E X A S BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues inkers With Five Wins And No Defeats Have Scored 52 Runs Anti 75 Dingles; Pirates Lend In National j 51 ; Y By DAVIS J. WALSH International New* Service Sports Editor NEW YORK. Apr. DC-Deep thinking, it seems, still is to run a disconcerting second to deep hit­ ting In the major leagues, in spite o f the alleged decrease in the agility o f the official hull. At least, I should so judge hy the re­ turns from the first week of the 11127'sermon ill hand today. The first six days of the cam­ paign find the New York Yankees out nt the pace In the American League and how did they *gcl there? They got there l.y scoring B2 runs und 7d hits in no more than six games, five of which they won by an ample majority, the pther Wing tied. In the National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates are front-run­ ning-the situation with four vic­ tories in five starts. They also strong armed thnlr way to the front, their record showing an average of almost six runs and more than in hits per game. The Giants, in four games, can show an average of more than eight runs and 10 hit* a game and, in consequence, are only half game hack of the Pirates. The ^Boston Reaves and Phillies likewise are o ff to a higher rating than the intelligent is decreed nnd again the punch is the ans­ wer. The Phils, in breaking even, have averaged five runs and 1i bits nhd the Braves slightly, less in both departments In winning /our"nnd losing two. In fact, there Is only ono snlicnt exception to the rule, tho Phila­ delphia Athletics, and even they finally have started after tho lend­ ers, .a fte r getting threo defeats and ft tie in their first four games with the Yankees, Pitching has been the Athletics’ trouble to date; they havo the men but tho men haven’t had tho stuff, Ham Gray, in winning over the senutors yes­ terday, being tho first of Mack's pitchers to start nnd finish tho same game of course, the club will move with less friction when ono or two changes are made; thoso seem to be inevitnhlV. But, at that, an outfit thnt uses 17 pitch­ ers in six games can’t expect to go anywhere with a burden like Gehrig Tohid S’ mnloriH Williams League Running 82 miles nnd 2(i miles on « stretch means little to these members of the Tnrnhnmnrn In­ dian tribe of Mexico, The three young men finished the 82-mile run from San Antonio to Austin in good time Friday nnd the girls made expedient time over their run to Georgetown nnd hack, 20 miles in all. The Tarnhuaniants quite a field day. He declared two homers and a double, driving in six runs, and walloped a tremen­ dous fly to canter field which Ulngxtcud of the Red Sox snared while hurdling the bleachers. Results Of Games AM ERICAN LEAGUE Bouton 2; New York It. Detroit B; Cleveland I. Philadelphia 12; St. lands f> Chicago 12; St. lauds B. N A T IO N A L I.EAGUI St. Louis 2; Cincinnati I, Boston 7; Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 8; Chicago 3. Only games scheduled. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Mobile 2; New Orleans 11. Nashville 5; Birmingham 2. Atlanta 2; Chattanooga 0. Little Rock 1; Memphis 12. ASSOCIATION Atlanta New Orleans Little Rock Nashville Memphis Birmingham Chiittniioogii Mobile Won Lent Pet. I he ranks won the bull game, 4 2 .000 11 to 2, making it five in it row. 4 2 3 2 2 2 ......2 2 2 3 2 3 3 I .««(] .500 .BOO .500 .400 .400 .323 Montgomery Savannah .Jacksonville * SOUTH EASTERN I.E A GU E Albany ...... Pensacola 0; Montgomery f>. Columbus ... Jacksonville B; St. Augustine <5 Pensacola (called end Jflth tie darkness). St. Augustine Selma ......... AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 8; Milwaukee 1. Louisville 0; St. Paul 0. Indianapolis 2; Minneapolis 14, Toledo 0; Kansas City 4. By intrrnntinnnl News Service I Tagging AllBases [ League Standings * N A T IO N A L I.EAGUI j Won l.oht I’d . Pittsburgh New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. lamia Chvtnnali Brooklyn . . .4 - 1 34 . 21 3 •1 2 x l. 1 2 *> 3 1 J .800 .750 .min .noo .500 .400 .200 .Dili AM ERICA LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. 5 U 1.000 |New York 1 0 1.000 11tolroil .3 2 ,000 ! Washington live in the mountainous region around Chihuahua City, Me.xico, and have been noted for their enduranee for .centuries, To show it they're ready to run again’. Any lime! NEW YORK. Apr. 18—A.M fa ­ mous last-words—*'! passed Ruth to g c f ijt Gehrig." Thai's what any Amerlcnri le a ­ gue pitcher knows— walking the Babe in order to make Henry Louis Gehrig the goat is like jumping nut of the frying pan inlo the soup. Two Red Sox pitchers tried ii yes­ terday, anil on each occasion Geh­ rig practically ruined the strategy by clouting a home run. They now have a two-game edge on the field. The Athletics, now hitting on all nine cylinders, swamped the sen­ ators, 13 to 3. Ty Cohit got four hits nml Sammy Gray did a good deal o f pitching. Detroit finally completed a nineinning game and made a good jolt of it, downing the Indians, 5 to 1. Gibson, the winning twidlcr qual­ ified for membership in the newlyformed association of slugging pitchers by contributing foru hits. For the second time this season t hi- White Sox put on a sensa­ tional ninth inning rally, scoring nine runs and heating tin- Browns. 12 to B. The Browns made eight errors. In the National League the P i­ rates jumped into first place by trouncing the Cubs, M to 3, while the Giants were idle. Charley Root held the Pirates to one hit in six innings hut couldn’t stand the pace. SPORTS Today’s Schedule AM ERICAN LEAGUE Chicngo nt St. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland. Itoston nt New York. Philadelphia nt Washington STU AR T— Improvements being made to several streets of city. Calls A r e f nil (his week i - on all Screen Material Phone 475 |112 E. Second P h r-ne —that s reason mou Cheapest and Quickest T o be tinted food must not be smothered by sauces. And if this were true o f nothing else on earth, it’s true for tobacco. Nothing can iinprovg on natural tobacco taste. Confidently he reaches fo r his telephone fo r he knows that its power o f transmitting the hu­ man voice is the best substitute for his actual presence. Sanford Laundry MELBOURNE — $40,000 Coast Railroad pears comp! N o wonder choice has . swung’round to Chesterfield NATURAL TOBACCO TASTE T H IS man-of-affairs has just received an urg­ ent letter from his distant branch— calling fo r personal attention. W e Call fo r and D eliver ROOMS, — E ast front suitable foe gentleman; hot water, 404 Pal­ metto Ave. Taste It! Smell It; ll h Entirely Different Wright Grocer, Distributors The astounding Braves routed Brooklyn again, 7to 2. A triple by Fournier, Ilrooklyn rnst-off, gave the.Braves enough runs to win. The Robins celebrated their fifth straight defeat hy making five er­ rors. Talking To Folks Is N ext To Seeing Them W ash Suits w ere made to be Laundered Here is the sole remaining hold* out ol the major leagues. Ho is llughle CrUz. who refusCB to ac­ cept the ?lw,oou a year offer„of •tin Cincinnati Beds.' lire located. Haler subject to the con firm ation o f the Referee. In­ v en tory can be seen nt my o ffice. II W. Reno. Trustee. Room lo, 1T.S 10. Bay Street, J a c k ­ sonville, Flnrhln. Grover Alexander, the Cardinal ace who was soundly beaten in his first start of the season, won n 2 to 1 decision from Pete Donohue, of the Reds. Frank Frisch kept tin The Yankees’ first baseman had his hitting streak with three safe Station-to-Station Attorney .\t [4, f'ld'v First Nat*I Hank San fo r d , flow " HI prActico in Sh( Federal Unuru N A T IO N A L ' I.EACCI St. Louis nt Cincinnati. Pittsburgh nt Chicago. Ilrooklyn nt Philadelphia. New York nt Boston. Yankees 2 2 Rrd Sox I I Athletics t 1 1 Drowns I t AM ERICAN ASSOCIATION totals— Natioitul 14, Am- Milwaukee nt Columbus. 1erica n 10 Kansas City nt Toledo. The leadttH* “ American League St. Paul at Louisville, 1Gehrig 2, Simmons 2, Ruth, t. Minneapolis at Indinnnpnli*. | National League— Hnmsby 2, Wilson 2. Webb 2. IN T E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE i LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE H IT ­ Toronto at Newark. TERS Buffalo 'at Baltimore. Rochester nl Jersey City. NATIO N A I, LEAGUE Piny r nml Club G A ll R II PCT Syracuse nt Rending. 1Smut, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Philadelphia 1 12 It 8 .0157 Birmingham at Atlnnta. Tyson, Nashville at Chattanooga. I New Yolk I 17 7 11 .HI7 New Orleans nt Little Hock. i Williams, Philadelphia .1 12 3 li .BOO Mobile nt Memphis. Ouyler, SOUTH EASTERN L BAGU * Pittsburgh 5 111 7 U .174 Jacksonville at St. Augustine. Thompson. Albany at Snvnnnnh. Philadelphia -l 17 I 8 .171 Pensacola at Montgomery. Leader a year ago today — I.oneh, Selma nt Columbus. . Philadelphia, .BOO. AMERICAN LEAGUE I ntleil Slate* lllalrlrt I'mirl I Player and Chili CJ A ll 11 11 PCT In The Southern llU lrir! of Plnriiln FothcrgilJ, I’ A M O i r i ' T HAI.F. Detroit 2 B 1 2 .000 I w ill sell at 'public unction n stock o ( insrlilimry nnd fit t in g s of Koe V tin- Stanley a. *1111 Machinery C o m ­ Koenig, pany. Itnnkruitl. lorateil hi the New York (I 2fi 0 I t .<'.00 Dixie Warehouse. SOS West lto> Stris'l, Jacksonville. Florida, for .Simmons, at II o'clock A M Friday, Philadelphia 0 21 0 12 .BOO cash April 2!». IliJJ. nml machinery Williams, and fltllnks, pile d riv e r und St. Louis 2 0 2 3 .BOO other equipment located on the City Mull w ater front ill Hanford iitul Judge. stored in the warehouse o f the Han­ Washington B 10 1 0 ^.474 ford Machine t'onipany, Hanford. Leader a year ago today— Flng- Florida, nt I o'clock I*. M. Thursday, A p ril SR. 1S!T. Said sales w ill he Ktcad. Boston, .007. held at the places where the good* Line Railroad contemplating exten­ sion of line through Umatilla. Holding Out W ithin a few minutes he w ill be in voice-tovoice communication with his branch man­ ager. By means o f a nation-wide telephone system' he projects his personality— perhaps thousands o f miles. •n MILO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH COM PANY I-io o itT T A Mrms T o b a c c o Co �PAR K AV E N U E RESIDENCE;— . within easy walking distance of C H IttO PRACTIC.— Adds year* to : the heart of Sanfoni. An attractive FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— life anil life to years. Ur. W. K> *A III) ' ' t i l l ROOM—$10 a house on large lot. Double garage j In first section, will sell for $2,000 Mnc-Dougnl i « i . Notional llnnk ,, " c'l' kl M «il» only- $1 per day, two bed rooms, living room, kiten- on tornm o f $25 cash and $10 Hblg. riihnc I82J. i.t * ‘';vc,'V mom nml outside room, idatiit n t i i i ......I t .. i » i . <cn nml dining room. Complete monthly. Addicsu Box 101 ruin t f . '! " K '/ r t ’X " - ™ clean and mol. R 'Il ... he I L)ew Drop Inn. hath room including shower bath. I lie lleiaid. U O tj S. Park Avp. | “ WE CLEAN YOUR ItUGii" Rain water tank, house‘ in partly , I'” l,mn 30 K tlA R M W 6 o Y I Absolutely Clean. ' .-r rtATF.8 will bn furnished. Price $U5l)U. Only $250 $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will !<TRAn^ iu **< -“ nd chnr* e:1 , Photic Orlnmlo I»0f»n nr drep \is n 11—Kminis H ilhmji Board, rash required. Box 4ill care The buy well located lot on Laurel i cord. A ll Rugs mill'd for nnd tie* :,T ,rnwo , Sanford Herald. i* m avcraxcA °ar !!, lino. Avenue. This property is close in I 1livorod. Russ MnttrPHj) Co. 1ll!2 r!fr>i!rtST ADS, will bn re' ami is surrounded with good look­ Church ML. Orlnndo. and collector NICK ROOMS, — hot water, $1 S M A LL COTTAGE —on rear of ing homes. A fine site for a l i r i M i S S vyz. M a s t - s u e ^ 1K J u tS T ,OT PMmftnl. per week; also small house lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ home. Rox A. It. C. care Herald. B. L. Perkins — lUhcrdtaber i hue in. Apply 1108 Myrtle Avc. able place to live while building a ^ ' S g c m t a c a t * /;• , \ r x headquarter* for Collegiate larger home on the front o f the PALM ETTO A V E N U E LOT. — Clothes. 110 First Street, ROOMS. With or without meal*. lot. Owner is in need o f a little north of Hughey Street. Will sell V,ll b*l.t.bU.t.cU Ilia « « n . i— - r f ' p ^ V vs/1 4of 7 A * r T rash and wilt sacrifice the plate for less titan cost if taken at once. BUILD INO BLOCKS — Irrigation Reasonable rates, Lincoln Hotel. <*' ” ! ' .irI . at less than its real value. $50 cu.m Easy terms. Address S. B. S. ..--n. if «n error la mart* boxes ami general cement work and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. Caro The Sanford Herald. n<W8,. Herald wll> not bo 1 .1 — A p a rtm e n t F o r K ent Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter[ffiu^for mora tb*n one cure IleruUl. wlllcgcr, Prop. PARK AV E N U E LOT—Just sou. Ii of Thirteenth Street, facing east, *'Iran furnished house­ 20— F a rm s F o r S ale | LA N E Y .S DRUG STORE— Pro- 2 NICK can he bought for $2,750 on any | scriptions, Drugs, Sodn, We arc keeping rooms. $20 monthly, all BEST BUY IN A G R IC U LTU R ­ reasonable terms. This is an ex ns near you ns your phone. Call 103 conveniences 312 K. 5th. •client location for a Du pi jx A L LAND " VJlVphon*” c<ft»c®nUii* * fj.ri ftro not V*U3« In The State Of Florida A partment House. Box 100 care T H IN K —I f you are thinking of LEE A PAR TM E N TS— Very de­ M1FICATION INDEX: The In the flowing well district near The Sanford Hernld. sirable apartment at exception­ building, why pay the Architects chi.Mflcatlona are On several hundred dollars for plans, al Summer rate. Call 11082 after Sanford, with clay subsoil. .jfgtd and numbered for the highway and one mile from FOR S ALE — Two lots in Oak Hill Mf/renre. They arc made* when you can get the same free, « P. M. lollhetl "ally and numorit. R. station. and two lots in Buonn Vista $C5Q and keep your money in your pocV TkVad* under eaoh headAlready cleared, Perfect each, cash payment undicrms to et . For further information see NEW MODERN — Apartment, re aleu made-up alphabet* drainage. suit purchaser. Box xz care liarSANFO RD N O V E LTY WORKS. four rooms and sleeping porch Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ aid. hfied r a t e b c h e d u l h V. C. Col lor, Prop. Building Con­ in shade. Close in, lake breeze. following schedule tell* tractor, General Shop &. Mill Work Very reasonable rent. Cnll 100 N. tility, will grow nnything. M ol e*1 aolld oda from 1,000 Acres in unita o f 5 ucrcs, 2,1— Exchange and House Painting, 115 N. Laurel. ri, to 3S word# for one to as many as you want. French Avc. Phone 235-J. 2m,n». When centered A T A PRICE SO LOW IT W IL L W ILL Exchange equity in French are ordered, each line will TH REE— imfurnished rooms. 311 ijulcd nf ® word#"Make Your Ileud Swim" Avenue lot, near new high school Elm Avc. wordIrate aprllea to eaok LUM BER and complete lino of Home Keekers, Hero Is Your building, for used Ford, Chevolct building material. I/yw prices. Ion, for ei ample 16 w «ra» 1Chance' or Dodge. What have you. Reply Security Lumber Co., "Where Good D E L IG H TFU L L Y — Cool furnished inarrtloni at lc * .word It May Never Como Again Box 750 care Herald. Grades Come From” Maple and i n time* ** or f5'#?I„r22 apartments private baths, iiot and I f you can make n small cash nlnr l*»* , *",n ’,6 wor®* Sixth. Phone 7S)7. cold wnter, gas, double garage. payment and finance your first iaai«d aa J6 worda. 2f>— Miscellaneous For Sale '•Summer rates. L'lOfl Park Ave. crop, it will eubily pay for the Phonograph Repairing land. u Piano Tuning FOR SALE — Brabham peas $2.00 O LAKE M AR Y— Lodge on Crys­ t If you nro looking for n "Simp" By experts with 17 ycara bushel. Iron $2.00, genuine 1-too tal Lnkc. Two furnished apart­ Here It Is Sk experience. Tail Beans $3.00. All bright, 2 o 5?o y s° ments. Summer rate only, $15 H0 See Me At Once r/ Sanford Music Store sound. Affadavit from Agricul­ r* h monthly. Also single rooms, •1 W. M. YOUNG . nnd Gift Shoppe tural Agent with every shipment. tl *HI m large grounds. Convenient! loca­ • Bargains lit Beal Estate Room 10 &. 11 McLunder Arcade. W. L. Clark, Johnston S. C. tion. Broad piazzas. Constant 1.00 I’ark Ave. and Commercial St. Phono 832. 19 .It t 31 2.21 4.tS breezes. R. Black, latke Mary Post :: .lli 1 99 2.90 Y . 'i W W t e R S G t T G F W ' B E A U TIF U L — Ivory vanity dres­ ' eta 4 4* 66 CONCRETE in every shape ami Office. It ,9« 1.S3 22.70 WE H AVE — Three improved 4 6* ser for sale, with three large 1 1.41 .0 form, blocks, tile roofing, iimn- - — — — ------------------------------ •—Celery Farms, will trade for mirrors, practically new, cost $81, 4.0« 2.US l.ft'i 1.71 6.20 3.00 mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod* FURNISHED — apartment for town property nothing hut values will take $50 cash, sent included. ,91 1.03 MO 6.4B Inclusive, for 11.000.00 curb, shall shall be In-Id In compllunco with 1.15 1.19 ucts Company, Fifth and Maple | rent. 1101 Elm Avo. Corner 11th considered. .0 1.11 Baldwin & Brown See Mrs. Kunuvcro at Smith's be due and payable mi July I. 10.;i: law ami Inspeelms mid clerks shall 6.72 3.30 1.98 .11 l.li 2.07 Sts. Phone 112-W. Street. Phone 88. lleids iiilUlbei'i-d 21 lo 22. Inoli make prompt report lo the Hoard of 6.!* (9 3.95 Barber Shoppe. M Inclusive, for $1,000.00 each, shall I'llblic I list i mi top ImmedlaU’ ty nffi.2 4 »V 0 2. IB .0 ■.Si CLARENCE SMITH In doe and payable oil July I'M"; ler Mihl election ami the tnhtilutlmi 6.60 *» 2.2f» ONE NICE LY — furnished apart­ .11 lit NEW S M Y R N A — Foduln Broth­ R E S TAU R A N T — for sale, fully B.7B sl.UU I telols lilllllbered 23 lo 21. Iintli l ’i-i of the vole polled mol Hie said 2 39 General Contractor JJ 1.35 2.93 ment. all modern conveniences. ers to open shrimp packing plant 7.03 9.05 equip|>cd, good laislnesH guaran­ elusive, fits J 1.000.00 each, shall lie; I'minty Hoard of Ktiblle Instruction .19 I to 000 West First Street Phono 207. will Im- III session oil the 23rd day due and payable mi July I, 1011. 7.24 4.20 at city docks. J9 1.96 >.62 teed. Box G. Care Herald. Iteods ntimle i i d 25 to 26, belli In ­ of April. K'27, lo receive alid can­ 7 54 9.35 at Phone 441 .91 MO 2.61 vass the I* lltrils oT sold election Mid clusive. for II.noil .00 raeli, shall be I 7 tO 9.60 2.70 .0 1.66 TWO NEW furnished apartments, ST. AU G U S TIN E —$57,000 new | M.OB dio* m d pay abb eu July I. K.M2 to detfinililf and certify the resell 9 S5 2.79 m it iii: .91 1.(0 tberof, and that the (olloM’ lilg nam­ CLEANING , PRESSING, DYING * !’• rooms, private hath, $35 and building to lie erected ill Kluridn iii:m u ,i;T ii> N Hoads iiu aibetid 27 lo 21, bulb lli 9.XII x.:i2 9,i t o v i D i N u K im .0 l.«6 MM lo r II.Olio,00 each, shall lo- ed p*isons are hereby appointed nod 4.6* j— "W c do it Better," T ry us. Roy- $40 monthly. Corner Sanford .fc State School for Deaf nnd Blind. .19 L » 2.1#7 4.95 1 t i i i ; m u . d i m ; a n d h i v i n g elusive, S.xt di'BIgnaled as Inspector* and clerks dmand payable on July I. KG3: 3 0B b. 1o n <i t i i t : o k a s n a 'i A i . ih in d M Geneva Ave. Phone 248-W. ----------------------------,--------------------------------------------- j llellds OOlllbi ied _“ i In 20,- belli lfl i , imiii ami eondnel salil eloclloli al 9.10 I al Cleaners and Dyers, J, C. Jack5.25 la .K K T Io N T O ItK llia .D IN 3.15 tl in son, 305 East Second St., Phono S K K K IA I, HON'D HI,MOTION T O elusive, fur 11.000.00 eai-li, sliall b e tli* polling places or pieelncta pain­ ed, OH follows: . FURNISHED Apartment, un­ 21— Acreage For Sale III: II HDD IN SIMiO IA I. T,\\ due and payable mi July i. l u l l ; '481-J, iHands m o d e l ' l l M In 32, boll i llAl Kri-clmi No. II, (AUulliontu .S K Ih lO l, D IS T I I I O T NK.MMKIl stairs, with screened porch; garage. elusive, for tJ.uuo.ou sbull l.v Hprlngs): T W O O K SK.MINOI.K Kl H INT V. HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Oil Park Avc. Inquire 007 Patk nnounccments A K. KI.1NK 1M.OI 1111A ( S A I D D I S T I I I I 'T 1IK- doe a i d payable on July 1, I'M.'.; MIES M W IIIINNKI.D — Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. Avc. lb.mis uamtleced 33 to 21, belli IIIINlI ALSO K N O W N AH LONGNOW IM T U B TIM E c lu s!ve, fin 11,11IIO .till eai'h, Shull be n i-:. hi ’ til,i;it WOOD HKIIOOI. D I S T U I K T ) . 1ANEST WAVING — #10 105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone TO ItUY T H A T FARM I nsped orsW D K I t K A S . on Gits 9lii ilny o f due and p a y a lb mi July I HGB: |1(. II areel ling by our ex- 84G-J. „ TW O rooms, kitchenette and hath; AND H TAIIT SOMETHING Itiiods inniile red 35 in 3B, belli In ­ MUH. Ill iW A I'D IV I.V MAN .liioiiiir) i i s ; . , iv iirllllo n was |oi'beautiful outlook; all improve­ ftntor. Blue Bird Beauty •'lit I. * ■ Wo are all going hack to the Sn'iitiii lo tin' iiom'ii of I'uiiiit' Di­ clusive, fo r 11,000.110 eiub, shall be Al I'reelmi No !•, ( Long wood): due and payable on July I, t'.HT; Phone 310-J. attractively furnished; farm where rral values vtill nl- straction foe tlin County o f Horn I • M E T A L ROOFING— The Roof Ev­ ment'-; ii II Kit A IN Hemls numbered 27 to 21 both Innote. SiaiiT o f Klorhla. s l a o i i l by • /Dj 9‘i JjKW IS erlasting. Mctnl shingles; moderate rent by week. Young's ways prevail. Just now is the timo linin' Horn iw im ty -riv i' Ctf>'T ) l " ‘r .'lu x lv r , fel 91,010100 j-uc-lio -h all 1e Apartments, office. 200 N. Park 1 D. H. KAVNK litomoliill'3 to' mowj’ W ICW milM ffGm' SUflford ’cent o f tin- ilul> i|tiallfi(sl ebielora line m d payahlv mi July 1. l u l l standing scam tin nnd galvanized I ospei't orHmuls ouoiberetl 2't lo 40, hntll lo» nnd start thnl chicken form nrJ ti siil I o k o i l til ii salil Hiicclul T a x elllslve. roofs. Sec James H. Cowan. Oak Avc. .1, Al t'llAKKKIt fo r 11.000.00 each, -hall h" Siilinil D ls lr iii No. S o f Hei|lllloli* raise vegetables for the home mar­ <'n o lily. Klotiila, (salil Dlnlrlcl lot- doe titel payable mi July I, MM:1; t ie rk avc. and Third St. Phone 111. Al l i eelnet No. |o. ( I .aI, e Mary) : M COACH —for sale, A -I Hoods numbered II to IX both In­ THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart­ ket. Just such a place ran he had I iik also lito>M o as L o o k M'ooil Hcliool clusive. fel 11,000 (01 each, • shall lie At.Hi; IC C WII ITT A K Kit lition, new duco finish, MATRESSES properly ronovnted; ment. Apply Herald Office. otj the Satiford-Orlando road about D l s t i i r l ) askliiK nml iicUllotiltiK title and payable mi July I, IBMl; JOHN D KVANH llo anl to call anti o rd e r an ono day service in Sanford, by and spare tire. It will pny threo miles from Supford in the salil I). J. t.AGKItUIJIHT Hemls lilllllbered 93 to II, both litrlrrtlo n In ln> held wllltln said » look it over. Seminole Tire Sanford Matress Factory, Phone N E W LY — furnished apurtmonts high and henlth>« ouk and spine Hpeclnl T a x Keliool District No. 2 to elusive f o r 11,000.00 each, shall be lospeetorsW. J 11Ml'KINS due mol pay abbmi July I, 1661; 402-M. section good for citrus fruits, good diiertnltti' w lie llie r o r not there 411 W. first St. for rent, on Park Avc. Three Klerk llollds lilllllbered 95 lul6. bulli laIn- IsMii'd by said Dlslricl •blocks from First St. Summer for poultry nnd good for all kinds slooilil bonds In tint mii o o f K 1KTY T llo D r t- elusive Tor ll.tAPilU each, shrill lo and. iVIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PR IN T o f vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh BOOST SANFORD rates. I). 1* Thrasher. UN it KtntTiiKit it i; hih .v i ; i ». ASD (16V.UHII III!) D lll.t,A P S , tile due anil payable on July I. 1053; ..... Mils ItesolmImi mol Noilee In Hoods mmihcrril 17 lo is. belli In- Thai ami dry location for a home mid proceeds o f tile sale o f silell bonds THE New Sanford Booster SHOP — Printing, Engraving, elusive, fol* ll.0oa.fl0 each, shall be published In ibe Hanfmd llerahl. a four acres in muck for vegetables lo be used fo r the purpose o f acquit*. due anil payable on July I, 1353; displaying bunch of celery ftmbos.dng. Sen us Tirst, Wc do newspaper pnbllslod lo Heioloob I o k , biilldlliK. eulurKiuK. furidslior bulbs— it will raise nnything ilia xch. Ptudclmkcr Agency It. Phono 417-W, U. It. Avenue- 16— Houses For Kent fields lilllllbered 10 lo 50. both In­ foil lily, Klorlda. (there being no o r o th erw ise IniprnvItiK Die — the man who wants to work can seliqpl btilldliiKs und school grounds clusive. for 11,000.00 curb .shall be lo-wspapi I piilillhbed III Mild Spec­ un Garage Co. Commercial Street. ial Tax School District No. 1) once due mol puvublv on July I, 1051: from this nnd fo r the exclu sive use o f the MONEY— To loan on improved de­ FURNISHED — 5-room house, for mnko a good living consecutive Tile principal nod lnicrrst of nil n( a week for four ( I ) public free schools within said D is ­ CHRYSLER place. I f vou are interested add­ trict and to lie disbursed and e x ­ said builds lo be payable al lloi N a ­ weeks. J. FULLER MOTOR CO. sirable business and resicdntial rent. Phono 805-W. This lb-solution and Notice odoptress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. pending In the fo l l o w i n g manner tional Karl; Hank In Ibe City mid Address i d III regular session of llin Hoard rdAvc, at 10th St. Phono (102 projwrty in Sanfoni. Hlnte of New York: and. Any reasonable offer and terms to-wit: lawn, I*. ,0. Box 503. City. WIIKIIKAS. This Hoard lias, hv of Kuhlle liisti uctioii for the County l:;o,liOli,(in to lie used fo r the p u r­ FIVE ROOM — modern house In will be considered after you huve pose o f ‘ e n la r g in g and n iu lp p la g reMolotlmi adopted, ordered lloit ail •if Seniillole. Slate of Kbirlda, tills , DODGE Loch Arbor, all conveniences: seen the property. l.yinnu Heloiol at I.iiugMood, Klniidu; fieriImi lie belli III mol IbroilKbout tub. day of Kehmurv. 1027. ®* f*r* and Graham Trucks 5— Help Wanted Female KltliD T. Miniums garage, G, S. Witmer. P. O. Box 116,000.00 In be used f o r the pur­ said Hpeelal Tax Hidnod Dlslricl No. t'liHlrman pose of enln rgltig nml equipping 3. lo deli rinllir w in tlo-r or lint sahl “ d 13th St. Phone 3. 330. I. .1 IIAIITI.KV Hie seined building al I.aUo Mary idslilel shall Issue said linuds ns In 211— Wanted Heal ICstate EXPERIENCED — waitress want­ m i; i h o i . kv said Iteaotnilmi ordered and pro* K lo tiila : US’S Si COWAN CO., Auto A i Hoard of I'oblle Inslrni'tb>o fm 16.o iiii on to be used fo r laeld eala li' VI lbs I ■ 17— IliiMinebM Places For Heat N o w Tl I Kit Kl-'t ill K. He it IlnsoD Hie County of Seminole, Stale of ed by Tasty Simp. Apply at for nil telmols w ithin said Hpeehil ®*lor aiM (.hop] metal works. W IL L BUY nl, by Ibe lloanl of Kubtle Inslrio e lerola. 'fa x Hebool D ls lr ic l: and •H oniiiinridol sheet metal House and Lot or Vacant Lot I•if( lelal Seal) W I I K I t K A S , 'fills Hoard has deter* M»n for Ibe t’mmty ut Hcinlnob-. Trl. 7l<i.\V, 207 French Avc. once, 208 fx\ Park Avenue, oppo­ DESK ROOM —on ground floor, Must lie between llli & 13th, Laurel tiiioed I Inti more Ib a o I w elity-flv.t Stale uf Kbdhla. llial lo piirsu.ioee AIM si : of law and lo puesomiee of ibe ru112 South Park Avc. Phone 032-W. ami Sanfoni T. M. LAWTON (1 5 % ) per cent of the duly qtnilC Avo. W IL L PA Y Superlntcndi-m of the lloanl ol — . Have phone, lights ami wuter. CASH. No iitlention paid to replies Mill l i r i i ors w ith in salu Hpeelal liellillQII tif GiOi Hoard lieietolme AsI'lildie site Court House. lANFoiti) lUJlOK co. I |ihI met loti mid ex oflly.. T a x Heboi 11 Dlstrlel No. 2 did lo Mils day adopted, imlire le-. mid the Thrasher and Garner. name ts hereriy given Dial on tipi See let Itry of Ibe lluuld. Unit do not describe properly fully fuel sign salil pel|lIon: mid, 212 Magnolia Ave. 22ml day of April, !" 37, no eb-ellon M II,SON A . HHVI.II. XVII i: I IK AH. T h is tlnuiil has. by und stale lowest possible spot cash Phone 307 ATTRA C T!V F rooms to rent lor price. I f any mortgages, stale what le s o lo ilo u udt/|iied, detenollieil I1i.it J will be lodd In and tbrmigbout salil AItorin vs for the Hoard, 11— M iscellaneous n d s II I tile Mil lit o f K I K T V TlltllJH- Hpitelal Tax Helton) Dlstrlel No. 2 of March 21 21, April 4-11,M. store* or offices at Park Avic and when due, and if can he paid le HUPS— MARMONH A N D (150.000,00) IX X IX a IIH tire te- Hemlliobi I 'minty, lim-tda. (said Idsanil Commercial Street. W. M. nolreii fur Hu, purposes set furtb Irtet being also klltiMli os I.engMoeii TEACHERS HOME, — furnished immediately. Address, Northerner, '■Uiloiil Anti,mobile Co. D sliiel) to I'etermllie lo salil p ellllo p mol berelm ibove Helmel complete. Close to schools. Ac­ Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op­ Box 41 Herald Office. j y * 1* Avc. Phono 137 r m io ir n ile d . mol llial said bolnlsj wbellier or not until Dlstrlel shall is­ comodations for ten. Four entranc­ posite Court Rouse. sue bonds in tinsum of KIKTV shall hear In le r m t at tbo rate o r . six per ecu! per annum. Interest 1 TMUl HAND ( t 50.aiMI.0U) D ill.1.Alts es, two Imths, Hot and cold water, AND PAIGE payable seinlaunoally mid llia l said to bear Interest at the rate of Hit gas electricity. Double guru go W ANTED FARM BARGAIN EIV " S o a r a g e builds shall lie dated July I. 1027 ( 6* i ) per coni per annum. Interest 18— Wanted To Itcnl Terms with or without meals. Ad­ , '.anford Dealer und shall mature us follows. In - w it: pay able seuilumiujilv. emu bonds to Hoods li II III lie retl D o 2. both In- bu datnl July, I. 1027 and to mature 10 or 15 aero celery farm 1,1 stPhono 01 dress Box cure Herald. Iiy William., OUT OUR WAY K Wr!o%ftVr I ; M A A ui-l i OH ilfi V” \oT37\ — Mori 7 l j r w s jssra a! 131 W A N TE D — Several unfurnished AOM ANI/.INt; WORKS. FOR S A L E — Well established pa>rooms for light housekeeping. (;OODYEAR TIRES. ■ iug ladies simp. Reasonable. Sick­ Box J. P. M. Care Herald. ness cause for selling out. Phone ..y-. S- L Rutteries. 57U-J. Watributors Chandled ___________ Ummmial Avenue ID— llnlines For Sale The stove sulc ts now on my enr i r , ,r ,l7tn .— FORDSON I tire stock at cost. D. W. Short M*'- .F IV E ROOM HUNCALOWiLocut I.under Arcade. nr‘, !i ? > 1W lllt Inc. — I oil on corner in Sanford Heights. * Palmetto. Phone 3.31 _____ TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good j jngu rooms, well constructed, condition; priced reasonable.Pier- plenty of windows, largo porches, |ri,!,i!t’ Kl' Tll,M CO. hi lunkiii, Inc, Mclumdcr Arcuda. rompleta Imlh room with shower. MooegnV; " " l owner.** son Electric range and water liyater Phone 880. 1' VC V ? r S'U'nelee Two bed rooms, large living room, *• W, RADFOIU) etc. Owner lives out of the city 12— Wanted and is willing to sell al less than l|,VlJ|-K HUDSON* ESSEX” INC DRESSMAKING,— Plain or fancy. present value. $100 cash and $<i monthly will buy the property. t*03 Oak Ave. I l ’ riccs rcattonablc. XGIO Sanfoni Box 73, cam Thu Herald. i henu H equipped, and small home. with good Huvc $2000 rush for first puymeiil if balance can he paid $1000 ycurly. Call at our offieu SCRUGGS St’OGGAN t Really Co. 1 Masonic Tenqdu Phone 735. Ave. elusive, ( o r 1t.OOU.UO each, shall hu due mid payable on July I. 1030: Hands numbered :l In 9, hnlli Inelusive, f o r 1 l. 00p.no each, shall lie dun nnd payable oil July I. 1031: H o ld s numbered 5 lo B. both In­ clusive fo r I I . mill lie each, shall bu •Ini' und payable on July I, 1032; Hoods lilllllbered 7 lo S, bulb IIIelusive, (o r ll.aoo.ou each, shall be due and payable on July I, 10.13; Hands lilllllbered 0 In lo, Imlli In ­ clusive. fo r 11.000.00 each, shall In d u e and payable mi July I. 1031: Hood" numbered II to 13, Imlli im-liislvv. f o r 11 000 00 each, shall be due ami payable on July i, 1036. H inds inimhiTci! 13 to II, both Inclusive, fo r il.o o o on each, shall lie due mol payable mi July I, 1030; Heads lilllllbered 15 lo IB, belli In ­ clu siv e fur 1 1 .000 .0(1 curb, shall be d o e mol payab le on July I, 1037; Hemls numbered 17 in in, Imlli In­ clusive, f o r IM iO ooo each, shall In­ due and payable on July I, 1031; Hands numbered 10 to 20 , bulb ^CUL, LT’S J l)«T AS X YOLO .y 0U BEFORE — t WAS GOING 'CO CALL VOU A T THCP OFFtCC! WHEN X HEARO mr tv re TALKING TtJ HtS W I P E > -H E SAID H& BOUGHT A POP CORN CARM. FROM A M AN NAMED VAN S LE E K A P o p Corki l!K IT KKHTMKH RKKOl.VKD, That said eleetloli us ordeded lo be belli, shall be held al the polling places Mil hlu said Hpeelal Tax Haliool Dlslricl No. 2, where the iaal g> lie, al eleelloo wan lielil, to-wlt: In lb" Town of Altamonte Springs, lo nml <bill Illy of Hcilllliole, otherwise known as pulling place or pierlncl No. tl; lo Ilia Town of Lungwnod, In said Courtly Of Seminole, other­ wise known as polling place or pie. elnct No. 3, mid In Ibe Town of l.aki Mary, In said t'ouiity of Seminole, otherwise known ns polllpg place or precinct No. 10, and the iilcctlon FARM ? S hucks? x can't see- /UtVTH/NG WOMOCKFDL)N THAT/ MND VvHEN VOU'RG OUT HAPPYFEE1 3 / 'nitudel. U N D E R F E E T . Aching burning, awotlen, (hoe-chafrd fret. T h * tninuie you put your feet into a “T ix " bath you feel pain bring drawn out anil comfort just aoaking in. “ Tla"dtaw a cut the polinna and arid* that cauM foot misery. It is almost magical. " T lx " talers all tha soreneas out of corns and callouses. Get a box of "Tla'* ■ I any ding or department atore. End fool totturo fore vet—-wear amattar ahoaO, keep your feet fresh, sweat comfortable. T NOTICE UF AiN.it .»L Alr.En.NU OF SANFORD YACH T CLUB Notice is hereby given that tiio annual meeting of tItmtiDlliWH of tin' Sanfoni Yacht Club, will Im belli al the clubhouse on Tuesday, April 11), 1027. at right o'clock I*. M., purpose of said meeting being to iielcct officers and u Board oft' Governnrx for the ensuing year, and for the trnusnctipn of such oth­ er btininess as may properly come before the meeting. Thiii April IJ. 1P37. ____________W . E. White, Secretary. f ME¥i{ I I ”7 v fcUTTBREf) POP COt?H- J O l M W i i THAT B o r r e fte D POPCORN? A T M PARK O R RESORT NNM AT'i N IC E R , TH A N A BAG OTP TR C S H CUnTCRED -POPCORM? w ith By Taylor - r OH “ I D O N 'T KNOWSUMMER IS COM ING Dance ns lieriiahi foie stnlcd, tbo principal anil Interest of all of salt) bonds to bo pny able at the National I'urlf Hunk in the City mid Hiuio of New York, as is provided for In that certain resolution'llila day adopted by th e lloanl lo which salil elee||mi only Ihnnc duly fiuullflf'd eleelors Ml,,, are free holders within said .Hpeelal Tax Hchool Dlstrlel shall bu enlllleil lo vote: a ml Something- In Th e W ind )M’N POP u.« F_xr,oryJPi*»z av mca stwvici. me. JUST Gives A'Cr MIDEft/ M EYER. BO SE R VIC E A i . bo th S E F C V IC E . m z y e r ) /\ i/A ///, ill, \ The Sanford Herald -SAT. I ... Ysfriufl- L,. a \*3 � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 18, 1927; <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/663510c9383b09d0fe3c47f9bbf2c964.pdf 4188000e2e2d89a400cc284f94a4b5df PDF Text Text _____ _______________________ _ THE WKA.THHK Fnir tonight anti \Vcdhryday; t ' tiTino northw est Florida, lucrca* in* clomUNMs tonight; Wednesday thunder showers. ll fied Vegetable L eiuted W ire I n te r n a t io n a l N c r s S e rv ic e fa M T Beed Bcicke Frown Upon *... Religious Intolerance As Party Issue For Next Year V e c C n lc d Juror <‘ u ' . M akes T ,v^" , i „ For Selection *“* , n P resen t ' iQ u e s t i o n s 1* p i ll I t l l l S I U c l l y"1 . . • j.- ji,,. iyd(T *"a , n i c ' 1 s / , '| •in n e r v M e m b e r A u d it B u re a u ( If C irc n ln tio n s S A M O K I). F F O U ID D A T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 1 0 , 1!»27 K*ANSA'S c m . Mo., Apr. ID— i religious or race -prescription," ( I ^ S ) —Roligmus intolerance w ith- Ret-d's telegram said. "If Amorin. tin* Urnioi mi'ii- pnr*y wo fa r p-<. irn I* to remain free, no man i the follower ! of Senator Junt oh A. should lie penalized in his private l{,-*ed aro copierned will c-ut litt!n . life or public relations because of I fixture in the campaign of 1928, ) his race or religion." Missouri leaders of tin party.btat Hackers of* the Recd-for-pras* ' oil here today. idem boom here stated "the great Following .................the widespread cont- duly of the party is to rally to th.ntent on governor Al Sm ith’s reply old standards of Democracy to de­ to the Mnrshnll letter in Atlantic stroy all sins, imluditi" faction­ I Monthly, Senator Kept!’* friend i alism, and to wage a nation-wide I lu re today, wore pointing to the battle Tor restoration of the olditc-Ipgrnin the senator sent th- fashioned constitutional lihtrly ........, . as Yotinv Democrats Jefferson Club taught by Jeffer.son and the falast Wednesday night to show that 1thqrs of the Repuhlic.” other than leiigious issues would Senator Heed's telegram was not form tl|o noucleds of the pre-coil- discussed in ronneetion with Gov. vention campaign. , Smith's enndidney until the reply t'Thd D em ocrats party sh o u ld |to the Marshall letter w at publlsha-t its (nee against every form of id. t N U M B E R 2113 For Congress l-'nnl-Sapiro Filie! S u i t 18 Postponed Pending A n In-! I vcstiRation O f S c r i o u 8 1 j Chur ffes ARuinst Woman j Three Or More (Juvermni-nts Are 'Frying To Function A h Several Big Powers Make Demands For Reparations HILLTORESTRICT*$ £ & & & RANKLOANSNOW Favorably O n Hill IFord Counsel Will PPER HOUSE„.w,th —l"’! P'!' Ask For A Mistrial IN U Many Raids A gainst Communists Staged British Flagship W i l l Sail | lip Yangtze As Further Pro­ tect ion A g a i n s t Trouble S u p iru F u w y i-r C n u sc s S I t r Senator Hodges Would P u t IJmit Of T e n P e r Cent ilv C hurqinpf I-’o rd S le u th s Of A ggregate Capitals As W ith I n flu e n c in g T h e J u r y Money Available For Foams | --------DETROIT. Apr. 1!» (INS) TAM.AHANSKE, Kin.. Apr. 10 The f t . 000,000 Ford Supiro libel suit won adjourned tixlav tin'll (IN'iD—A bill th at would make it Tliursdny landing further inve l i ­ unlawful to loan over ien per cent gation .by Federal Judge Fred S. of the aggregate capital or unim­ Raymond of serious charges again- paired surplus of any bonk or tru st company in the state was to­ nl a woman ju ro r in Uto rn.-e. intn-duCocl in the Senate by Official notice Ihat n mi trial day Senator W. C. Hodges oT the would hu demanded as a result of cightth district ns a means to de­ Mrs. UidislaH Iwunro*oT New (Jr- the charges levelled at the woman crease poHatblo failures of bnnks. jm vr was served on the court by leaiin, widow of Congresstnnn l.azTho state passed a hill introdu­ aro of l.ouisianti, is a candidate to Stew art Hanley, of Henry Ford's ced by Splinter Wngg authorizing take her husband's place In W ash­ counsel. board of public instruction of The illness of Senator Jam es A. tho ington's Hciiho of Rupiesentativi-r. Palm Henrh county to procuro a Reed, chief of Ford's attorney*, Friends say she has a good chance oT not exceeding five hundred was cited by Hanley n•; an addition­ loan thoitsnjhd for tho purixrse to win. al reason for tho adjourn men I. The of fundingdollars ita outstanding float­ delay was granted by Judge Ray­ ing indebtedness. mond. u'liiii.n. u Cnlbinhrr chief of I Senator Caro of the second senMi.hnrn H. (..tllai her. 4 J* ‘ ’ \ ntural diatrirt would make it piw- Watson And Weed Lead Opposition Miami Deligation To Visit Capital In E f­ fort To D efeat Bill SHANGHAI, Apr. I!»—(IN S) — ('liinn today is torn with intenm l dissension and threats from w ith­ In O p e n i n g D a y out. While three Chinese govern­ TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr. ments—ami perhaps more—arc IB— (IN S) — Tho com m ittee Ty N. Y.. Apr* ID striving to function there are in­ on drainage o f both the H ouh'w task of ex am in in g dications in Shanghai tliut the ami the Sonate reported fa ­ powers aro preparing to make n a­ rc jurymen w ut r**val demonstrations to hark up vorably today on Governor i v the Jtetotitl day their demands for reparation for John \V. M artin's Everglade of Mrs. K utli the Nanking incibenls. drainage bills, tho first caDinp Chinns Kal Slick lias created a ijdtr miti H«nrv nl.v An Act Of Providence N e g r o Slayer Of Sanford for nuthorily to float a ?20,- • new Nationalist government a t y’fpr llie m urcler <>i F r a n c is Hankow, according to reports re ­ F a n Prevent S i . Barbershop O w n e r Will 000,000 bond issue and the iydcr. the woman1V ceived Sere. Tills government is Basin From Flood; GeneHe Brought Back To City! second to authorize the Ever Twelve mure tulinr-i»t»-i o ounist unit may tlnd it­ ml Situation Worse N o w glades drainage hoard to levy an From Itaiford Fate Trdav I self in i . u w arfare against tins ■..jn.nicm-d t- i In* jury ad valorem txx of any amount it more ext it no Nationalist govern­ *ut m - ralb-tl t" "i di r MEMPHIS. April IP (INS) necessary. 1,-,- Justirc rownrenil Illfttead of going to his death in With Hu- entire Saint Francis ha- ment of Hankow. The Northern government of Pekl is, of course Heated discussion in both th, ijly Ulisnmn W'ro ex the oleettic chair tinlay. Hubert sin in jeopardy from a break in House and Senate committees $tn!.iy and IW0 .:p* Pittnmn, negro, convicted oi th- the levee near New Madrid, Mo., still i ffectivc and gains strength b> tho split between lho southern­ while tho bills were being consid­ •uurdcr of F. P. Hilton, is return- povenioent detectve engineers today ered Indicated th a t n bitter fight room. _ r.ib the ,*rn-|H.«-t of e ili:j to Stpiford lliia afternoon, In directed the efforts of hunderdi of ers. officers, and their deputies on would probably nriso on the iloorb informed that tho Ford seeret e«, f i t tint lie to i-I-ta'ii a await tin- KUprctiu- court's decision w. vloncii to prevent a cluint-e in | Meanwhile there arc nntt-Coma group insurance plan in n hill in­ nf each branch when tho bill como-muntsL raids in a number of cities police were talking to jurors k- Scwklcr made a pica on bis fate, according to advice.* tin- course of the Mississippi River troduced today. and indications that the comman­ whether to learn their stale of * „f ll nt ■po* received by The Herald. at. that point. . Senator Edgar W. Wuybright, up for second and third readings. Powers Dispatched Diplomatic mind or to influence them, I nm ders of the cities may elect ta A fter a slay of ox-.cut ion h::d The Senato committee on drain­ maile t" fill the Jury Engineers said only an ai t of introduced a hill providing for Message Which Will Con- nimble to say." age, a fter a mooting Hint lasted V.VlTiiMuV or or aa"sm ldm ,"standstill own goverrmc nt», pofltl« panel i« exhausted. I»cen refused the negm by .hid ; i providence sudden standstill i' ™.1" more vehicles in the state to have When called upon l-y the court loin Views That The U. B. Wnlluce W. W right at Del and •>»'in the waters run nreveut the Saint 11 ° 1 * '*,,,k *'M . insurance in order to fur into tho night, set Wednesday itth- hid»ry "f to some proof, Gallagher liability ,[‘‘nk<nv ««vcrnincnt. furnish security civil II- night for a public meeting a t jU jn'lgc Scolder, “bar the rvs- of Pittman': scheduled d - j Francis l.nsin from being flooded. | hh^ m" 1 lias Held From The Stnrl saidproduce lie was without evidence nc- nbllty on accountforof their nm ns 1 .............. managed The water was still rising steadily ' Thu Hritish H a p h ip Hawkins in *•••culion, ........ his ......... )H-rsonal in­ which time anyone who wishes t„ parr t" S\vi ;if in 0 spe cctm ecssury for formal action. bo heard will be glvon an opportu­ !p i-btnin a w rit of error t<» take an today, and .efforts of enaineeis ’'.''"K. ready to depart up juries that may he caused by the a i:-xv jury list* WASHINGTON, Apr. PJ—The The possibility that a mistrial uutomohile or truck, to the extent nity to discuss any drainage blll i appeal to the ntiureme court fdr a were directed toward “ topping" J}»« \ aiigtzc for mi unknown denJJnitrd State i has again scored n ..p nf tailuiu-n wa-«. new tvtol and •Governor John W. that m ight he before the Senate ni the harriers and otherwise rein- tumlion which in behoved to be dlpbimitlc victory In tho Chinese will ho declared loomed strongly of five thousand dollars. i raid in rnpiil hucccs- Martin iriuied a stay order. lifter the brief morning session. | Hankow. Dtlu-r Hritish, American that time. The committco also In lieu of liability insurance, forcing them. Rrr rxniM-'l Itcrau iu of l-nr Japanese, Italian and French wnr- tdli. -'b n. This became apparent to- This would eliminate the five W abrlght's bill would perm it mo­ decided to request the Senate to Prelim inary preparations had Reports that the levee at day i -n it was learned that a at ........ ....... . ........ i#Kru|di' ngaind enjd •ecu made fur the negro's lertrnweeks of (estmony taken so fnr day to r.ct Friday noon as n specr"- ii-ii.iburg on the IJltli- R iver-Imd 1ships have already proceeded Up i-oiid el of identic noles touching I nert .itatc starting the trial torists to «lei>oslt with the stnte ini time for conoidoretion of Gov­ mt. mci _ ............ .•iit'.in Indav'bu! they wet treasurer cash or bonds valued a t broken were denied, but it was ad- thi- river. Officials remain silent, upon tie. Nanking outrages will aj| over again. 4rfinilcal -. Mr Sayd r -d wlinn W»rd was received offi- niilled tlwil water was iapjiing but there i* a belief here th at con­ ernor M artin’s two drainage bills. The clmrgcs against tho woman $6,000 ns security for any acci­ kid tukqu ll'aii 'dully fin irt/fi’dahi! - ee of tlu1 Gov- f,vdr the side. All night long morn centrations of warships are be­ he luindcd • - *ho Nationalist for­ dents they m ight have. Efforts on tho part of Senator juror, whose name was known but lt. • p tii: .i-lr ■i p 'np,,orv j -cogpitien <«f the w rit <-( than l.tiUl) men labored to prevent big arranged off Nanking and eign minister in Hankow either on withheld at tho direction of tho HgVe'n justlrei of tho supreme John Watson of Mioml In lho SenThursday or Friday. jinby, the I n ■Mr ?fr.;r at d P(tt;nni) w;t.- raid by pri- u„. |( Vie from crashing hefon- the Hankow enforce the demands of These notes will he moderate court, were Hint she exprosucd court instead of six at present was nte and Representative Fred L. i dr.-svii mflreljr, hi son atfkela’ < t** linv-- la-en iiuk!i' ' DCMiuru of the high waters. i the powers—which will tin made but firm iu language and will not strong rplHjpilion to Henry Ford. naked in a hill introduced by Ucp- Wrctle of Dade county, in th, sire a pr-osiw! fr.' tfVes ■'ll li«l end . -I’U' bv the n , M f |0()d eltimtion. especially . anew in a second note of protest AliV*lly iiM-atioa.tlK- i»oc^d;»tJi.y Or. olio occasion, slip Van reported rrjcnutlve . Fred If. Davis in tho House, to have Inst night’s con ifW t t ? KKR*tA*lT,W ‘‘ knowledge 'aril In- inel obi cie-iTm 1 j., Arkiitisas, . • Mississippi and agaiimt tinr"Nanking incidcntl slderntion of tho admiiHltotioiVa • I,, bnvi- said fill! would "gfVo Fold tt-m'sc today! * exacting sanctions front Hie N etnii (mill '• mill roll and' least a tomporary. h-ase on life. A slm iliar hill to th at introduced Everglades drainage bills defer­ j along the lower Mississippi valley I Tin- American consul general at ionnllst nor will a lima limit in the lim it" In the libel case. A Bp,one of In r ntlorneys in the Senate yesterday, requiring red. until committees from Dade lie will b.- taken to tho Seminole became worse today. . Hankow h:u« cluutorcd a Hritish rt tins- the glanced county jail from the death cell m l \ dozen deaths lire more or less i.toaniship to complete the evucua- set for u reply. The notes will v - - , number ef affidavits, reciting the physical examination of all men heard, failed, and it was decided by fleet the attitude the United St i hiror’s romnrks. were filed With for siwiul diseases fifteen ilaya be­ both Coinmlttocs to report tho W ipcrtntm -. the prison here this ofemoon to utlrihuted to the floods, while near tioa of the Americans In that disfore applying for licenses to mnrry ami I’ulin Beach rountles could Is* taxtior finally tool; tin iiwait final action in 1-i.s case, it . | v jMl.OtlO are homeless, according trlct owing to the growing ucrious- rs lias taken toward tho Nunk'-’g I the court, inciqonl from the start, j was offered in the House today. 'out id Iia,,,l.« of tin was stated. to r(d cross c slimates. Property nrs» of the situation. hills favorably. President Coolidgo and Seerri rv j p r e s i d e n t D c iliC S discussion • . . . . . . • There " i,s some iii-eti:' mn damage and the loss to farm ers ns Jupancx field gnus, which were Kellogg have b"th taken the Senator Watson, before the I nut uffii icnt - tn-iigtl liming local t'.uthoritics in to tin- | | )(. fi-snlt of thousiiiids of acres landed from warcraft ut Jlankow, Senate committee last night, pre­ that tii is cmiidry had nothing t'*| Rebuke Of Hoover pLw.gard a pn'vioitsl)' idvividdllty of leturnlng the negro jla-ing inundated is incalelllnhl.-, |mvcl»<-on planted a t ' strategic „v i m acu.m -sented 81 telegram s signed by by ,ira drastic aetinn wm, with •> rc op>ct t... mu! give n fnir and to Sanford and S h .rlft ( . M. Hand, but it probably will run into mil- |,0ints to defend the Japanese con- gain various individuals, organizations j’ Mnnking -iffair On the ottie-i krli.tt” |,c asked om who WASHINGTON, April 19— went to Rniford fo rhimhim....muy i linns. und associations of Dado county ..................i>»ira— i f.... ............ .. cession at Hankow. | Imml. a drastic or hostili m>»v rrowdctl im.» into hastily lodge him in another county Jail. Refugees rrowiicu Tlir jnrre„B|n|f menace at Han- might, it has been fear.d. h- id to (IN S )— President Coolldge today ut«king tliut the connnlttco meeting al.nl the Only a few day- will be require. . .instructed campii on the hills m . y nmJI| nK ur<- or many reprisals against American*' re ­ took Hteps to correct tho impres­ he postponed until u Dado county sion that ho htpl "rebuked” H er­ for Pittm an's cum- to ho reviewed i |l0 flood swept urea , and the dan(r*„nll;iued on Page .Six.) delegation could bo heard. When maining in Isolated sections < f Gui­ Ml- r c ■nlin'r f| |l» qilCS by the stuto tribunal, it U lielu-vid. g r nf dist-iMr. flinilngn <r water | bert Hoover when he stated. Inst ho was met by the opposition of all Major L. M. Wheeler, of tho re­ lin. N|l|Mtl roily put land food was constantly increasing. . week th a t Secretary of State Kel­ gular arm y and senior inspector of of the other mombers of the com­ Moreover, it is known here that his jll>: it •»u had logg was pot resigning, and th a t the Flprldn National Guard, to­ mittee, ho withdrew th> motion The Red Cross, however, declared S lllitll C o ilS ld c rS Great Britain doe* not lies're to if u, it was getting the situation in hand , he did resign Secretary Hoover gether with Captain II. II. Mc- with the comment thnt the rom iritret a Jur> , hut sacrifice the united front of lho 1 it. rapidly as possible. T nts, mid- ‘ thaw luestloncc Controversy Closed powers in China in order t« punish would not Ini appointed to succeed Clune and Lieut. Chnrles Young, tec’s action was ‘unfair to the per­ r. ienl supplies and clothing and even hml f'linie, 1 u r. him. Hoover’s friends have been the parties responsible for t a- out­ worthy over the manner In which ai rived in Sanford this afternoon sons who will have to pay tho tax .’ a* tinned food wn.s being distrihutwl | rages of .Maidi 21. The Hritish the announcement wus uiudo. for a toiiferunco wit!* Major Ralph Wcfdc, In the House, asked for AHSKCOW. N. J., Apr. PJ t '11 il’H. !' Mi'll v man nmong th; unfortunutoH in the . Stevens and Captain C. L. Parks, the meeting to ho deferred for the have felt that swift and decisive (IN S )—Governor AI Smith, of led «• th- fiiwt in the regular proBs conference 1 1rid .in districts. punitive aetion would have raiscvl p u p a ra to ry to tho regular inspec­ same reason, und nho m et with dcchildren ' New York, considers the churchs today. President Coolidgo explained tion ut the act us ffn* ■man Women huddled their Armory tonight of tho Tent. their prestige in the Yangtze valthat no rebuke to or re-election on two Sanford » ity-i b hlh t.dW Some of W atson’s , telegrann. Dr. Fritz Guenther |,y if this move had ilia support of coinpnnies of (ho .t I Secretary Hoover’s abilities had presented to the committee! m hlS o' , all the powers. Hut with n break in agriculture and fore Guard. been intended. The President ex­ lii',1 hi n in ontly republic of German Copt. McCIuiic is instructor of attem pts to have tho meeting de­ Hu- rank of the foreigners, ihn guest of tlm Sanford Chamber m jn< me ! tid e by Marsliull in the Atlantic Hritish believe th a t any action nt plained tlm t he considered the sec­ the Florida Guard and is stationed ferred in order to perm it a Dade retary of Commerce highly capable (Continued On l ’uge ti) Comineire the first of nex week, hom.e « ;• m d i, s.^V,^ „ wV.v i Montl.li. Following the publish- all by the powers would bo laughed of filling npy post in the cnhinct, regularly in Brunswick, Go. Major Wheeler’s headquarters nro in St. according to piaa*> today that I ‘ • ft .mil i-vi-rvtliine it '"g of the governor's letter, Mar- at by the ChlncRO, and that he Imd m eant to convey Guenther will arrive in Jackson- . with fuiiiishiiij,s and . ’’ j i hall wrote a Bceond statem ent, Minister MneMurrny will be in­ only Ihat Hoover’s wor kin the Augustino and Lieut. Young is his vilie Tlnirsdnv for a visit to Hr. con.aiacii. labor- rocking to Htrcngthcn his eontca- formed by m blr lotlitVi iiropiibly of- Detiartment of Commerce was too aide dc camp. E. G. Steiakv. Gnrmun consul. | M' 1 „ r lion th at Roman Cutholirism and l , r |lie cabinet incetii g, of the im portant to lie dispensed with. In commenting on the past iccord of the locnl companies tho (Continued on Hugo Six) The visitor is in the United ' <. ■ j,.!, H.Vh protecting hut ! Hie Anu-ricai. constitution conflict. visiting officers highly praised the .Stales rot th epm piv-i- of niukn.g I • - ^ ' , j | |(l'nt.H „ „ (| their unanswered, as he l.d even that lav’s P rogram .a study of the agricultural side ... '>'1 Many Drowned When merit.-- of both the infunlry and Thousands <.r sacks of j his original reply, in which hoiwid M issing Owners Of medical units. "It is a pleasure to American life, mh well* an acf|uaint , i nn<| wore! tiait tiieie wan no conflict between Chinese Ship Burns inspect companion whoso efficiency N ig h tc lu b Return w ith S ' S ... w ih , i»li « « i ................... ...... « ita • » ;;» « « TOKYO, Apr. ~*19—(IN S )----cd in agriculture ia this country, u. cu lo u p entirely separated, fully answered Is iih marked ns is th at of the San­ Tightening of Japan's policy to ­ ford units, and 1 havo never found SHANGHAI. Apr. 19—(IN S )— II, is to remain in Florida for 1 ......... the uuesllon anil made clear his CHICAGO, Anr. IU—(IN S)-kitif of the Y. M. ('. A. ward China wo* forecast today b;: i hem lacking." Major Wheeler suld Many Chinese were reported lake Adler and I-rank CnlelJ, ( y . D « / |c ! ^ •*1: <-I all ■. ti tils ol ever;,I week, and is expected to _ the nupolntmeut ar. premier of I V e t- I n , . | wealthy owners of Hie Midnight drowned today when the Chinese to n representative of Tho Herald Gen. Baron Gllchi Tanaka, former h *M approximately HDD visit a number of communities in i v i u u . , I- ( I I I 11^-, -------IVngpu, carrying 2,000 today. — p - , / m -k Clarence De Mar Is JiipiU-ii in the various tlu* state th a t are noted for the r r minister nf war ml the president U Frolic.' cabaret, were hack ill their stcainthlp Chinese civilians and 1,01)0 Chinese of Hie .Soiyu-Knb or opposition Tnl untU-r the directimi production of vegetables and c it­ soldiers from Hankow to Shang­ McrclianlK Meet Is ions disappearance of six days. ). Wolfe, general sorre* rus fruits. party. . A letter received this morning The return of Adler and Gnlcll, hai, cuught fire In tho Yangtze Tuiinko succeeds Hcijlro Wu H. E. Lumkin, physical Called For W ednesday kntr.uki, ruemrnized leaders of a powerful River. who resigned with bin rn •* d» organization, ac- bv Mi. T rotter from Joe Jenkins, ; BOSTON, Apr. PJ—(IN S )— Punic followed and fcar-atrlckvice sydiente, was uh tlr« cabinet when the privy roun J»8 Miiounrcment niude m anager of the state Chamber of - Clarence Do Mur. veteran of voter- Miuthside MOSCOW. April l'J- (INS) Commerce, conveyed Uio informa.jYXi^jmd Soviet col an runners, this afternoon won the mystifying as their disappearance, c-n men, women uml children leaned A brief Mission of the Retail cil vetoed their relief of the hank Committee of the of Foramen. Tuuakn hna roiuit Jiiic; nf tin- week stjirl. O r l r t k r . f » r tto m “re.civm « m ilt I natinal marathon championship They refuted to tell where they .overboard and were drowned bc- Mcrchanta ! f°rc B>° Pvngpu could ho moored. Chamber of Comipcrco wan held eiilly udvqcutcd u strong Chipk-r 1 neetin ■ of tho Hi lag visit. Mr. Jenkins 11111 V . , lrili , l nir jn JH0 institutes of ' over a field of 159 hill and dale hnd been It was reported they had been A fter tho vessel had reathed tho this morning and imiMrrtant de­ |K,liry. <lt>- *2 prou-nt The th a t lie believed tLo G erm annda- tnc\ t r a 'n i n g ^ ^ thl.ouRhout th, contestants from various parts of kidnapped by a rival band of gang- bonk, the flnmoa were p u t out. tails of tlie first co-operative Masauao HunUiara, former Js ounces Joseph Unsch- this country and Canada. 1 ' ali-i held a Ister would lie I'articu aHy in ltr - 1 ' J j J stars who aro raid to have demand- Out the ship was badly damaged, "T hrift Day" wero discussed. pnneie ambassador to Washing lieht1. assistant Commissar of nr, attendance. The ested in Seminole Count) . Demur, four tim es marathon ed heavy ransom f</r their return. She left Hankow April 8. Another meeting is to he held ten. wsb coOtddered toiiny a po? ' ■^"‘•‘•rs met with 12. *\ ,, in a speech setting forth lio.v w inner,' newspaper compositor, the Chamber offices Wednesday vlhflliy for the post of frreigN thoroughly the educational * ) H‘ .Sunday School teacher, physical ®f 1 |t° l>ad a C a r r o l l C o n o i l i o i l The first negro to hold a federal Jacksonville Holds morning following w hich Hie cam ­ minister in the new rabitie’. culture lecturer, world war veteran PK /omm i ao iiUn Sc IUTnmt n* ha ;iili K u r '0' t( il 1‘ n' ,,“ s lU.mnn(| rcs|»onded the govern* office was Ebcnczcr Don Bassett, paign Is expected to got under n a .n lV for tomilltanzutjon Majv the debating iiml -10 years old in June, took the who was appointed m inister rcsiLDNlMiN, Apr. 19—(INS) City Election Today way. lead neur the starting line ut Hop* ;;• M11. t nf ii,. e 11'! ' L‘"’“ llg(?d th'J of the Russian youth. Bqron Tanaka, fonner mihlater o' the I a.iJa group licforc and consul general th, GREENVILLE. -S. Ajiri 1 » - ' E,Ir|, „f these 76,000 studenU kinton and held it to the flniah j ward, has accepted the premier l'J " -b The Geneva (INSlf^THo condition, of Lari Gar- jd,,votc „ a t least 180 school hours murk ut tho Boston uthlotic aa United States to Haiti by President JACKSONVILLE. Flu., Apr. 19— Kutlien herd’s Body ship or Japan am! is undcrtuklni; Grunt ill lb(<9. (IN S )—Jacksonville went to tha y *n "ttendanr. of 14. roll New Yolk theatrical producer, ] n y0llr to m ilitary training, and j" Kociation club house here. to fonn a new rnblnet in succes­ Arrives In Berlin polls todny to make its selection v ■A- ' arc-hull prnc* \vh’> huh rhicrged from the ohliv- L m i m u i e r gives two months to sion to tho WVkntsuU ministry, of tho city government’s personnel if/" ‘bjd KlvM brought ion Which ha^ enveloped him L'*'; practical m ilitary exercises n suid n dispatch from Tokyo today for tho next two years. - ‘ , ,hl‘ I' ii hyterian nearly u week, was unchanged to- cm rps. Unschlicht described the BERLIN, Apr. 19— (IN S )—Tho -<■ team hud seven day. Ids physicians «wd. All candidates uro avowed Dem­ ithhes of the Into C. E. Ruthen. ' n llltniT courses as highly ocrat*,. no Kciaiblicans or follow* licri:, former head of tho Ameri­ Izaak W altons To "Mv brother U only u shell or nt* | premising t«* provide n ' ,or a *k°rt ««alon of ors of other political faiths hav­ can IVorkcrs P arty—n Communis*, fuiitiar self," N 'ornun Larroll, pr»do reserve of officers lor M eet At 7:30 O’clock ing entered the rontesis. organization orrived iu Hciiiji to* Army. i S u main Wus wade he'- E u i I’m brothvi who is b'ere. said t o - ' t l ,. v r i r v n t ig Anr 111 (IN S) I “ You have been told by new s-• Mayor John T. Alsop, Jr., will dnv cnroute for Moscow where | cramnmr dtt" “JIe Is not the Km! t ari-i.H , Accordin': to the .Soviet military The niw’ipg of tip- Izaak Wnl ' , ,, pa|H-rs that I once received $2.000,*, autom nticallv bo re-rlectcd along tla-v will la* burb-d with hoilorr. th a t loft New York a week ago. authorities, tho Red Army hus not Thg itory Hint I sold my boy i • ()()() from t j„. |(^ „ \y. |j. U. Stokes , with suveral other city ofheers, l„n l-migue at tbe Courthouse to ________— ------|,,c„ imreased l>eyond the W M J* Tho CoinniuuUt'chiefs a t M 03 LPuith- J i f 11" ’1*1 having entered m w hnvo not yet decided whetohr idcht D expected to get under wa ­ a joint sei\ v in ts x i* I s I ooo men to which It was reduced In lie which 1 liuvo been too proud t o , u^ cr >ny j | Voreo from him for -uo opponents 54 despite the belief which contradict." . 'giving him back Ids non and th -, against thorn. tho ashr:> shall bo hurled in fed nt 7-30 o'clock and tha huaineas to The junior S l l l U e U t . \ \ l « t l t ) I b Ul1 held u meet M tu ra uhder tho walls of the he trun*a,:Ud will take only a Killed I n Accident nilcshere th at foreign countries, H m iking a ailsneo iiiaintuined , implication is that I probably still lat night. The rv im -U III probably Poland In the lead, may for muny years, Mrs. Phillip L ydig,. have tlu-so millions hidden sonig- / J r « p l r P r P K i ( l ( ! n I T i l Kremlin er In tho Bolshevist pan­ few minutes, according to ?. R l*ht r ■n present. Dlghton. secretary' of the Leagiic. . TTTT, . m , ittm k the Soviet Union in tho near wealthy society leader, who rocont-!wbsre," the statem ent read. , i i 'u n .u tiii i u theon. w-hii stated this morning that wlah .SAN ANTONIA. Tex,,At • future Hut. Unschlicht points out, II li went Into bankruptcy, Ottttiy witay d e - 1 " I did not m e iv e a penny from ( ) U l t O il ICC M U V 2 brief, the session would bo an Im­ ' S *‘LT Hr-.00U (IN S )—Lieut, t . Uu m , p the Red Army has been m ateria - nii-<l the report that she Imd recelv- ................... Mr. Stokes for surrendering . Ids' v ^ LEGION MEET TONIGHT ent uviutor. was instantly kiUc-l Iv improved in every respect, Ip <d $2,000,900 from her first hus-|s»n to him. I gave the boy back to , portant one. The amendment to the lauiguo’.i Pamphell-Lossing Post of the Apr. H»— when Ids plane crushed four miles its feeding, itr technical equlpm cit bund, th late W. E. Di 8ioKes, o n ly 'h is fath er so thnt he mnght inherATHENS. 'A pr. 19— (IN S) — * entered the from Kelly Field today. President Coundiuriotis has handed American U-gion is to meet a t the bill, as proposed by the Cj»*mb» • its pay and its personnel. nft<r she had Hiirrcndered their ' It Ids father’s estate which he has l*“' Land today ! The aviator made an unsuccess­ little r.on, W, E. D. Stokes, Jr., to I inherited. The story that I sold ihe his resignation to the perintsr on Hut tonigiit ut 8 o'chk n. m. f»r of CenmtlMpii to bo read for the Mntiv, nf Bobema hpjiovo 1 H'"* lirniidcnt ful attem pt to “chute" to safet). hi •- fath rr following her divorce, hoy ia u lio which I have been t«0 ground of ill hcnlth. Th« premlur the tninsuctlun of several im port­ approval of th# members befrra vault, ot lie pulled the rip-cord of nls p ar­ hanged hinuelf on a willow tree, Tlu- denial wus incorporated in a proud to ccntradict in th.- pn«t.'| , his rasignallon to tho pram ier on ant Luriuesa m atters, according to it it included in tho measure th ■ 1 that consequently this tree statement rend nt a meeting of cih, i-cupod achute. hut the safety device upMrs. Lydig said she had no hid- continue In office until the Cham f^-roy Chittenden, p<Mt coroninnd- I x-Kguo hopes to ha%r# passed by th • present sosalun of the Tz-glslatun*. a .qHi’Inl attraction for sul­ ilrs. Lydig'* creditors, tlo.onu in parently cuught in the tall of th her elects Rls sucw-aaor on May 2. er. !den assets, . _ . . __— w BIWI Liberty airplane and Raney was pulled to , nfides, death v jth the f«l|ing plliu tim. mint, is- PITTMAN WILL BE ENGINEERS WORK RETURNED HERE TO SAVE LEVELS PENDING APPEAL IN FLOODED AREA SECOND VICTORY IN NOTE TO CHINA Regular Army Men To Inspect Local Militia Companies German Minister Of A g r ic u ltu r e M a y Be Sanford Visitor "■ t iss. : Jap P rem iersh ip Is Accepted Today By Baron T a n a k a arlicinale In entyY.M.C.A. In Soviet S t lio o ls Wj Get War Training ()f Marathoil .u Mrs. Lydig Breaks Long Silence To Deny She Sold Son For Two Millions �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1927 N antes, trademarks and labels that are pledges o l resp o n sib le lin n s and your protection in Know Sanford! What Sanford Makes and Sells MANUFACTURING JOBltlNG AM merchandise e q u ip . m cn t and s e r v ic e ad­ vertised on tli is pag-J represent th e utm ost in buying SMITHREPLY TO MARSHALL GIVEN CAPITAL’SPRAISE NEED A STOVE? M m \ MrLander Arcade Farrell & B aggett . No Wonder FoiUiiViggv GETT’S ‘Unexcelled Service* Sanford's Only V ' Confectionery * ’• ... . , Firs! anti Sanford . STONE’S SERVICE STATION GOODRICH and FIRESTONE TIKES We appreciate )iiur patronage. Opp. San Lanin. Cor. ISt It St. and Sanford \vc, Burgess Milk Products Company The Hume O f ■ . |'|i()n, Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co. MnniifnclurcrH of Better Fruit & Vegetable Crates • RELIEF RUSHED TO THOUSANDS IN FLOOD AREA Pierson and Larkin (Continued Front Rage One) w aters art* flowing across the tip' Mclatnder Arcade— A. It. I’lalt. Mgr belter' Called O it c Of Must of Missouri ami emptying hack into the river near New Madrid Mo. Epochal Documents In Po­ Food and medical supplies are ill litical History; Nominat­ greatest demand by the refugees. ion Chances Culled Hotter Reports from nil tho flooded areas reported a shortage'of flood. WASHINGTON, Apr. IK-Gov(inventor Dennis Murphrce was ei nor Al Smith's rt ply to the Mnrhack today from a tour of the •h:il| letter, in which hc'm ilituntjy o r the highest type me flooded sections in Mississippi. He asserted his belief iti pie separation at once ordered all units of the nat­ ehanicai repair work is our of church and state and denied ional guard, red cross and state Rome any voice in civil government Gas, Oil and Vulrntiiiin; past hoard of health to various points in this country, was characterised Black Raven Cleaner and where suffering is the greatest. b.v capital politicians today as one Fop Dressing Governor .Murphrce announced Year ’s Experience of the most epochal documens In that the state convicts would he put the entire political history of Ame­ Into service to strengthen the le­ W heelcss & Next lo Ford Garage rica. vees. W elsh By most of them, too, it was be­ Eight new breaks in th> Arkan­ 218 Oak Avc. lieved that Governor Smith, in sas ltivcr levee, flooding thousands boldly grasping n political porcu­ of more acres of land and driving pine of this character mid hand­ hundreds of refugees frftm their ling it, lias takrn a long step on the homes, were reported Sunday. road to the Democratic presidenA special train hrotigh ilOO refu­ tian muni nation next year. For the gees from eastern Arkansas into first time in American history it Memphis and they were being eared wus pointed out, an American Cath­ for today. Tho train arrived nl olic aspirant for the presidency has midnight last night. recognized tin* political prejudice I.ninhrdnht La., was descried against his faith and has challeng­ as levees protecting the town from ed it on the h igh.st plane. the Mississippi began to crumble. The innte caution that prevents Four hundred men were nt work at men in public life from ‘mixing in' New Madrid, Mo., to prevent a a political-religious controversy op­ break th at would probubly wash erated today to prevent widespread tho town away. The town is a l­ public comment in Washington on ready flooded with backwaters. the Smih letter, hut the hulk of Pine Bluff, Ark., reported today the private comment was commend­ that it was isolated m im highway atory of tlie Governor's frankness travel. Memphis is virtually cut will sell paints, varnish, oil ami lirutlii and courage. His friends in W ash­ Ioff from auto travel, three of the A good painter to put it on at all times, ington hailed his decalogue of prin­ main highways lending into tho city ciples ns m asterly; his bitter oppo­ being used as Lveos and topped nents were unconvinced uml still witli sandbags, critical, hut the majority of comNatchez, Miss., reported to the Petitions to spare the lives of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanincndutors, irrespective of party, state capital at Jackson that about agiecd ilia the Governor has helped zetti lire pouring in to Governor Alvin T, tFullcr of Massachusetts. 1,000 refugees in that city needed h'mcclf enormously in his quest for Sacco and Vnnzelti, convicted of murder xmd sentenced to die in July, aid. were "unjustly framed beensue they were wnr-tjmc radicals," accord­ Trtimon and Tulot, Ark., were ing to some of (lie petitions. Governor Fuller is shown above with THE WORLD FAMOUS i under 10 feet of water while Hickinsets of Sacco (top) and Vunzotti. | man, Ky„ New Mudrid and f ’aruitheisville, Mo., were still flooded. McK i n l e y e d i t i o n affairs . in the event of a con­ MARSHALL A S K S ! ST. LOUIS. April. 1 8 -(IN S ) flict, however, the governor said he would decide "as a Protestant M O R E QUESTIONS Increasing the burden upon the weakened levees which ale hold­ would di»-l>y tlie dictates of eoncienco." IN 2 N D MESSAGE ing llu* swirling waters of the Ml ssissippi and smaller stream s (2) Mar-lmll quptcd'lhe Catholic below here, the Missouri River to­ i ncyclopcdiu as staling that the day began to swell and will keep church "regards domestic intole­ the father of waters on tlie rise rance not alone as her iuconost* for another day or two. aide right, hut her sacred priviAt nointr where breaks have oc­ ledge" and asked tlie governor to curred in levees in Missouri, Ill­ explain it. inois and Arkansas the stream s Governor Smith replied that will spread to further widths and this referred to Cnlliolics, ulonc add new nee rage to the wide areas and meant th at "for Catholics already inundated. alone the church u cognizes no de­ viation from acceptance of its taken to the state prism . Under dogma." He denied that It meant the present statute, one condemned Unit Catholics were to he “dog to death must ho confined to the mutically intolerant of other peo­ single death cell for five days pri­ ple." or to the time set for execution. Davis would als<* make it |x>*(•'!> Marshall challenged the <ImiflTs nsumption of complete siide for tlie state supreme court authority over nil m arriage and di­ •a hand down mi option when four justices of the court concur wit li­ voice, and cited Rome’s unnulli.ient of tlie American m arriage of mit referring to tlie option to the rvpmining two justices, greatly ex­ the Duke of Marlborough ami t'onpediting supreme court cases. siielo Vanderbilt as an arrogant The house today passed house | disregard of American laws by tlie Homan tribunal. hill i:sn creating tho twenty-sec­ JfiDWAItl) RIGGINS, Inc ond judicial circuit court out of Governor Smith replied th at part of what is now tho eighth Marshall's own church, the Epis­ judicial court. Thu new circuit copalian, did not recognize civil will comprise Union, Bradford and divorce, ami asserted that in auulBaker counties. liug tlie Marlborough m arriage (Continued From Rage One) Roman Church merely defied SALT WATER KISSES by this country in tho internal a f­ tlie the status of the litigants us Cath­ KISSING "JU ST A JOKE" fairs of other nations and that we olic A MOST DELICIOUS CONFECTION and not their mu to defend as a part of my faitli RACINE. W1S.—"Kissing is should stand steud-fustly against statuseoiumuiiicnnts, under American law. MADE DAILY just u joke,” said Charles Maim •very statem ent coming from u such interference b>’ whomsoevt. t-OMurchall cited tlie situation prelate thun i should have in ask­ when arrested f i t kissing a girl. it is urged. in Mexico, quoting Win. 1). Gut ing you to ueccpl us an article of "Plujr it in jail—20 days," said "I believe in the common broth­ rie, attorney for tlie Catholic hier­ your faith every state- tlie court. erhood of man under the father­ archy in America, as saying there no at religious coming from un Episcopal hood of God. are many precedents *am support bishop, or c f your |H>litlcal faitli CRAWFORDVJLLE - Southern "In this spirit I Join witli fellow* in tin* present conflict between every statem ent of a president of Telephone & Construction Company Americans of all creeds in u fer­ chuivli and statu there. the United States." to extend telephone connections to vent pruver thut never ugnin in He asked Governor .Smith to de­ Crawfordville. tliis land will any public servant fine his attitude in tho Mexican he challenged because of tho fuith question. For Ihe promptest service anil t L*-* in which he bus tried to wulk hum­ Tho governor replied thut lie bly with Ids God." most sanitary dry cleaning did not favor Interference by Am­ ' The Murshull letter, published in ericans "in tlie iuternul affairs of the April number of the Atlantic other nations, and we should Monthly, challenged the governor stum! steadfastly uguinut such in­ bluntly on a number of pertin nt terference by wlyimsoovcr it i> issues affecting Reman Catholic urged." principles and American political Ifi) Marsh.ill, citing the claims doctrine, to wit; CHEAPER of the Roman pontiffs to supreme (I) Murshull cited the claim- power in case of conflict between of several Rmimn pontiffs to au­ the church and stute, implied that thority ]n civil matters when* there was a conflict between ehurcli and state. (Incorporated) to tills, liov. Smith replied that la* could nut \ision a conflict be­ Jur Eight Her Cent I’rofil tween ehurcli and statu in AnicriSharing Stock i h. the land of religious freedom, ■us a loyal Catholic, he said he re­ cognized the supremacy of the j i ojie In spirituul m atters, hut he I«tu'-ted ('ordinal Gibbons, Arvhbisju.p fe-tund. and Bishop EngI’and us denying the Rope any voice whatsoever In Amcrirun political I Y onr G u a ra n te e P IU S & LITTRELL Model Trim Company HASTUBniZKI) MILK AND LAND O’ LAKES IIUTTER 110 W. 2nd Hi. Names Heard 'Round the World ‘‘Ask your neighbor” JHJCO POLISH NO. 7 Hone h> expert*4, keeps jotiT car looking I FRF.If CRANK {'ASK SERVICE A Card For Every Occasion With n thought that will bring cheer Pee Gee Cash Paint Store Sanford M usic Co Ford Batteries No Conflict Exists Between State And Church, Says Smith STEWART, The Florist Sanford's jnnly Floral Shop. JEUJWJ31IS AND FLORAL. DESIGN'S EUR ALL OCCASIONS. . ,_____ Mil.ANDKK ARCADE Water’s Kandy Kitchen Refrigerator SEEDS— OUR BUSINESS Rhone IVE’S GARAGE Seminole Pressery Sanlord Stove & Furniture Co. Service S h oe Shop h u p m o b il e a n d m a r m o n M ake their own friends Huy one and be Convinced Sanford Automobile Co. I*. A. M it o , P ro s. Fords IU Hof-Mac Battery Co SHOE REPAIRING Cleaned— Blocked �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 19,1927 PAGE TWO j — H e lp The Sanford Herald A s Brisbane Sees It The action of tJic Supremo Court Saturday reversing the decision of Judge W right in regard to the Upper St. Johns River Navigation D istrict is apt to Icayc one in the dark ns to the next steps advisable for the Board to take. T he Supreme Court did not rule that the canal bill was unconstitutional— in fnct, did not go into the merits of the case at all but stopped Kn the Board's su it to compel the County Commissioners to levy necessary taxes solely because the service o f the w rit of mnndnmus was mnde against one commissioner instead of against T h r H e r n i a , S a n f o r d * , ylm two as, in the absence of the chairman, is required by law. «®»i A technicality, to he sure, and an obvious blunder of the , T legal advisor of the Canal, Board, and does not in itself inilii{; cate any defects in the canal bill. However, the attorney for t i* the County Commissioners has pointed out a number of cr—- rors, any one of which might result in further delay or the !fc« refusal o f some taxpayer to subm it to a ssessm en t ConseBb"'quently the logical procedure seem s to he an immediate remi“ 'cdy of these defects in order that the work of the Canal Board ^•!rnn go ahead as rapidly and as harmoniously as possible. Vi! For eighteen or tw enty years Seminole County citizens ** have been anticipating, and working for, the construction of — some canal joining the upper St. Johns River w ith the Indian TUESDAY APRIL 19. 1927 River, and the consequent drainage o f many thousands of acres, now worthless swamp lands under water for a great ,i_ part of the year. Seminole and Brevard county citizens are nlr*" m ost unanimous In believing that such a canal would be the I®* greatest improvement that could be made in this section of ,r_ the state. The linking of Jacksonville to Miami by an inland water w ay— not by a coast-w ise route such as the East Coast Canal — but by a beautiful river, two hundred miles in length, winding its way through gorgeous tropical scenery in the central part of Florida, would be an achievem ent, easy of attainm ent “ ns it is, of nationwide interest. Hundreds of yncht owners who find it impossible in winter months to avoid the lure of jlv the emerald w aters o f the South, would be as sure to make Kn use of the St. Johns-Imlian River Canal, eith er on their way nd down or on their w ay back, as they are to come at all. t. The Canal Board should not bo discouraged, but >«t should nllow the temporary set-bnck only to quicken their ncim *n perfecting the bill and going ahead with a work which will mean more to Seminole county than any other The stingiest man we know won't even pay attention. ---------o-------I t nppenrs thnt this 'Tiny' Chap­ lin yvna tiny in name only. If McAdoo nook* tho candidacy again, won't that bo a pretty howdydoo? p-------Otir error. Tho Gators were hun­ g ry ' and the Celerymon did prove to bfc a moat luscious morsnl, --------- o---------Al Smith hotter be careful about whqt ho says. The Pope is apt to excommunicate him. Opportunity For AH WANTED - o n e Wo, oral housework, op J. Hardy, San Lint*, Don't Forget Intelligrnre. He Had Ambition. Baboon*’ Wood, Etc. Buying Autograph*. By ARTHUR BRISBANE i »*t *r Wanted Fi 1dl55iVie liliRKlBlE BuTlfe /M aT eeial 5EEHS S t » r C« T o BE^LL (?K3MT - S o iv/su. JusTcoTiTup tclns." Wise chemist* gathered a t Richmoml, Va., sny it und add, En­ vironment and chemical agency tire the dominant factors of life-’ Thnt may he true, ami still you need not accept "the chemical con­ cept of the origin and develop­ ment of life." AW? /MAkt ifO V E £ S o c V ou AW5ELF j The above sketch w»* in actual photograph IF INHABITANTS OF another world, where machinery is unknown should study an automobile suitplied with gas and electricty and running, they would say, No life in this machine without £I,H* gas and electricity are all of thnt automobile." , , They would overlook just one little thing, namely, the interngenet! Hint put the gas, electricity ami steel together, m ount'd them on pneumatic tires and set them going. ................ . So it is with life. Explain it as you please, hut don't forget the intelligence back of it. j When the driver “took a chance” Don’t gamble with drey don't take rhnnrty U,j mean the Iohn of hui^n dollars as well a* U,t | your car. ^ Carry enough aulomobil* ante to give you proyrt) tiun and make suit A have the right policiri| right amounts. \VK ARE PROUD of our nation n| prosperity and high wages. Hoot loggers are even prouder or their prosperity and high wages. This Is shown by Norman Klein, an inycstirn to r One rum-running syndicate could' afford to invest $10,000,000 and to pay men on their rum -run­ ning crews 150 a night for a good deal less than eight hours' work. One man tells how he used to get only $:i0 to $07 a week, but I was ambitious," nays he, so they put mo on a runner, and I got •>&» n night." , . , He worked on the "converted Ntih chaser SC-217,’! Uncle Sam thus supplying the rum-running boat a t bargain prices. There is nothing like ambition. Call on this agency fon| if Automobile Insuring, Georgia Editors May Honor Themselves COLU MII US E N qiJ I It Klt-S U N position Irwin now touring this country. Tin* eastern train which recently visited New York City for a five-day stay attracted crowds estim ated at over fifteen thousand persons daily. Considering the vast circulations of New York new s­ papers, which'carried stories telling of the things contained in the various cars, hundreds of thousands of persons un­ doubtedly rend about Florida who did not them selves hnve tim e to visit the train. * A t the Jacksonville main office hundreds of inquiries are being rccieved relative to practically every phase of Flor­ ida development. Among those wlm visited the train was Frederick II. Gross, who is nclive in South America Sugar in­ dustry* Ho plans to v isit Florida soon to purchase a fifteen hundred acre plantation. That such widespread interest in Florida continues in the face of bursting bubbles and hurricane winds is a wonder­ ful testimonial to the powerful appeal which Florida lias. Many Northern people have lost money in Florida as a result of the real estate boom, y et there isn’t the slightest doubt that many of them nre ju st as anxious as over to return to the land o f sunshine and flowers to try their lock again if they can he convinced that Florida still offers an importunity for them. The old opportunity of funtunes overnight is gone, and very few are there who hope it will ever return; hut the big­ ger opportunity of making a fair und honest living in a health­ ful and pleasing environment is greater than ever. Those who are looking for fertile soil to cultivate, or ideal sites for Indus­ tries of practically every description, will find them in Florida. T he exposition trains are doing more than any other one agency to acquaint the people of Ihe country w ith the fact that real estate is not the only business this stnte knows. Thp Lnkelntid Ledger will mis* th e Mullen*, hut Messrs. Smith, Fnnaboo, and Mnck arc a strong combination. ---------a-------- • Thu good will flicm landed in Miami Sunday in spite of the fact thi{l the bottom is supposed to have dropped out of everything. ---------o—-— ■■ Wing Ferdinand is out of danger. Loflg live the King! Carol can now return to his business of go­ ing to Hell. ---------o--------Now thnt the w inter season in Miami Bench Is over, the police arc closing tho “speakeasies" ami gum !’.ing houses. ---------o--------L et’s celebrate the dedication of the new w aterfront lmndshcll by forgetting that underneath, the new pier empties a huge sewer. ---------o-------- Wo hope that Billie Sundny’s re. ren t attack on Tampa ami Florida will be a good lesson to local per­ sons who hnve n failing for his kind of religion. DOUBLY SATISFACTORY ---------o-------PAI.M DBACII POST It Is our humble opinion th at leg­ islators who try to pass laws ngnlnst the teaching of evolution Sale of public funds collateral by tion of (lie work oil the part of do more to substantiate the theory the Farm ers Hank und Trust Com­ Pulin lleueh. That. (Ids project th an Darwin himself did. pany provides double enuso for ex­ should in> carried out is of prime ultation in Palm Bench and Martin importance to the county. Part of In X well known subdivision in counties. tho inlet fund will be used to re­ the southern part of our city, there Three-quarters of a million dol­ deem $ I.’in,bail worth of m aturing i t it wusp which deserves a gold lars for improvement work here is bonds July I. The credit of the medal. He bus slung one of the providod by the transaction which inlet district, affecting tho credit shrew dest bus Incas men of San­ releases funds frozen In the hank of the entire lower east coast ford. Faith of bond buyers in tho fu- might have boon m aterially im­ lu rr of Florida ami Martin county paired if the redemption of these T im e are the day* when every­ is demonstrated by the fact that, bond* bail been delayed even one body wonders how everybody else tho bonds sold for IM.O.'I per cent day. manages to livn within bis income, plus accrued interest. Tlml is .Oil Tins town of Palm Beach will -Oculn Star. These; nre duys when per cent higher than the figure benefit to tho extent of about a very few ure titling it. imid by the bank same time ago. quarter million. W hether this t* To Mr. It. W. Krbe, who negoti­ to pay for improvement* a l­ Bni Cantwell still has winning ated the niiIu, should go tho thanks used ready completed, now under way ways. The former Sanford twirler of every puhlic-splritcd citizen. In or in prospect acquisition by the who led the Florida Stale Ijcaguo convincing tho Chicago bond buy­ town of u quarter million in cash h u t season, has already won two ers he was compelled to provo tho is not to be minimized. games with the Jacksonville Tars, worth of the bonds, to show con­ G. W, McNcar ami Company, of and the season is only « week old. clusively by facts ami figures how Chicago, are shown to be tine -----------o — ;— — Martin county will redeem them. friends oT the stale, as well as The recent firr in the Sherry- In face of t ho adverse publicity a t­ bond brokers. That they be Nethcriand Apartm ent Hotel in tached to the closing of hanks in good repaid for the interest ■shown in New York city suggests tho pos- both Palm Beaeii and Marlin coun­ the communities involved should aildJityjpf fighting fires from a ir­ ties and natural skeptism of north­ concern any citizen or firm 'who plane*, 'T h e firemen nre up ill the ern broker*, that could not have might he in a position to transact been an easy task. future business of th at nature. As an indication of the future fi­ The sale of the fundamental colGot* imr Martin's plan t« fi­ latetal is of greater far-reaching nancial situation in tin* communi­ nance j le drainage of the Ever- important-.> than appears on the ty, tlm bond deal should pnivido glade*, sounds reasonable, but surface. The hulf million released its measure of salisraitloii to every, Sc mi no i county citizen* would for the Lake Worth Inlet Commis­ business man and public-spirited have ni ire interest in It if it in- sion will assure purtiul continua­ citizen.—Palm Bench Post. eluded 1 ie upland* of the St. John's River jv HIGH TARIFF DEMOCRATS f» r(l ira y rtd the Othrr day read nr f.dluv-rt: .‘T c iminde esl plain lie foU*.">MCbi» is just allot her w ay of m yltm "Tout lea fous tie until pas mqrt" you got what wo mean,* (Any error* ure typograKo’s nhlenlt —(iaiii><*ville Stilt if T hr Palm Orach Independent thought Speaker Davis of the house oh * a p retty fine fellow a fte r he voiced His opinion of the Hunmus' lull, hut what docs it think of him now that he has suggested keeping newspapers from publishing sport new* ? Tatnpw Time* has it all f :.u" out. The Time* suggests th a t the lerlslaU ire take every ten bills that ro introduced, place them 111 a hnt n d draw out one for passage. The nford Herald figures th at one of mndrod would bo about right.—ties-Union. I.EKSHDUG COMMERCIAI. On many ihthnIoiis t lie Cummerrial editor has boon "called down" ftrr Ids assertion that the present domoernlic party and members of the pariy who would rut her have some calamity happen to them than to scratch a ticket, have lie Como regular ohl-tlnm high turiff republicans in actual practice. The recent action irf the tomato growers of Manatee county fu r­ nishes a new proof th at wo hic correct. A demand is Ixdng made for a high tariff on tomatoes from Mexiro and, incidentally, protect­ ion for the curly vegetable crop# proiuuvl in Florida. And why not? Industry has tariff walls to protect it In m ak­ ing what Ita owners term a “ liv­ ing" und there la no reason why the growers of what wu eat should not put their feet under tho same table. A h long as the liurti Is g " ing to be imssed, certainly all tlut hoarders should lie served, particulm ily tho hoarders ttiat pay their ltoaril without any “ rebates" thnt industry sometimes inveigles tiie government inti* |>crm(tting. Repeatedly wo have (inserted that llie democratic parly should return to its early principles ami hast' its claim for support upon fundamentals, oqtccmlly tqqtortthm to ail extension of the bu­ reau racy so rapidly developing at present und to the inherent sov­ ereignty of the states. Wc democrats apparently liave forgotten our slogan of "tu riff for revenue only" hut we should adopt ANTI-PATERNALISM ns our chief plank and make our foght on that line in the next nnifouul campaign, not forgetting the old-fashioned hut potent cry— “TURN THE RASCALS OUT!" rieans to do the same? NEW YORK STATE partly sells bonds to yield interest of only 8.f>5. New York City alono has a debt greater than the whole debt of the United Htales before tho World War. A NEGRO APPLYING for ud-J mission to a government training camp is told by the war department that rules make it impossible to udmil him. Regulations say colored men must enlist in colored regi meats. Camps for colored young men will he established, which may solve the problem. However, if while* huve the right to decide in what regiments and cumps colored young men may enroll, it would seem only fair tt» let llio colored young men de­ cide In what particular warn they would he enrolled. justice through |lie columns of hi-) newspaper. Tiie first of these, vile and brutal assault* orrured three years ago when Mr, Flanders was shot down on thr street. The result of this murderous nrl was Hie almost com­ plete loss of tho victim’s hearing sp| jo Rupniiijapun snojj.is n pun nervous system. As a result of the last attack, which occured only re ­ cently, Mr. Flanders will probably be a cripple for life. The editor of the Greensboro Herald-Journal, J. C. William*, culls attention to the heavy finan­ cial strain under which Mr. Flan­ ders has been laboring because of the months spent in nn A tlanta hos­ pital under treatm ent of specialists, and ho states that the editor’s re ­ sources are practically exhausted by theso and other exiicnHcs atten ­ dant upon Die harrowing experien­ ces which he has undergone. It is further pointed out that funds are needed for the services of an aide prosecuting attorney to assist the solicitor-general in pressing the case against Mr. Klamlsrs' assail­ ants to the utm ost limit, am! tho editor of the Grcnslmro Heratlournal suggests that colleagues ami admirer.'. » [ lids resolute ami courageous victim of gangsters may wish to raise such n fund, lie *ays: Although a poor mail, Editor Fiamlers lias home these ox ponses alone, with the help and loyally of the host little rotn- panions with which God ever Messed a man. The editor's rcsourcra nre exhausted. We believe th at it will lie easy to get fifty news­ papers in Georgia—-weeklies and dailies—to give $10,000 each. We would like to see every newspaper in Georgia give ;'"ilicihing to lid* fund. It would indeed be a great honor roll. The Herald-Journal sta rts the fund witli $10.00. Ail checks can he mnde pay­ able t<> Hon, Hal M, Stanley, Corresponding Secretary o f the Georgia Press Association, I Stnte Capitol, Atlanta. It can ! he listed as the Flanders’ Fund. A strict and full account of all donations can be published in the Editor’s Forum. Mail your check a t nice, if you feel that this is a worthy cause. Every newspaper is affected by the foul insult and brutal treatm ent of tho editor of The Sopherton Nows. It is indeed true that every news­ paper is affected by such crime* ns i liave l>een perpetrated on Mr. Flan- . der*. The duty of every editor who is worthy of the name is to defend • the truth as he see* it and to stand | unswervingly for the freedom of i the press. When rascals hand to­ gether to assnult those who attem pt , to defend their right* it is time for all who stands for taw and order I and who values freedom of speceh 1 to express to themselves in a most ] unmistakable way. If Mr. Flanders 1 lacks funds for a prosecuting at- , lorncy them is probably not an ed- 1 itor in the state wlm will fail to 1 rniun to bis aid. It will be not only j a duty but an honor to contribute to such a cause. in Seminole County. No shipped milk or powdti products used. Gel (he best, it costs no more. Doul daily delivery. SPENCER’S DAIRY, Phone 400 FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA FRIT A N D FARM CROPS SIMON PU R E AND GEM BRANDS •TIM E TR IED AND CHOI" TESTED" Forty Years .Satisfactory Service to Florida Grower* PAINTER’S 1927 FLORIDA ALMANAC TELLS 1H W rite For Almanac, Prices mid Discounts E. O. PAINTER-FERTILIZER CO Jacksonville F One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDR Phone 475 108 PALMETTO AVENUE HALL A N D PENTLAND BANKING BILLS Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants I'MIMIDA STATE NEWS B. G. GRAY, Resident Manager Two bunking hills made their np|K'uraiico in tlm legislature yes­ terday. Representative A. G. Hau­ lier, of Ktuurt, introduced (be ad­ m inistration's measure in the house, while W. W. Phillips pre­ sented a different hill in llie sen­ ile. Mr. Runner's bill seeks the crea­ tion of a stale banking department with a su|>orintcndciit to exercise all duties now performed by the comptroller. Tho measure propos­ es an appropriation of $100,0041 to set up tho machinery necessary to the operation of the new law. The senate proposal closely fol­ lows tlm Nebraska banking law, said to have been drafted by Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan. In com­ menting upon tlm bill Mrs. Phil­ lips states It is a measure to "take hanking tint of the hands of polh-iclans aial place it in a departm ent composed of three business men." Belli arc comprehensive meas­ ure* ami a careful sttudy of their provisions is necessary before con­ clusion can lie reached as to which is tho best suited to the needs of Florida. Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans- Real Estate 1)7-9 So. Park Avc. Sanford, FI SIGNIFICANT WAYCKOBSJOURNAL HERALD This year fifty rcqucHts have class. been made of Princeton University Such a record is indicative of .t for men. These fifty requests rapid change in the attitude of came from business concerns. business men toward young men Each of these requests offered equipped with a college training. idaecs for from two to thirty nium- The prejudices are dying out, und, in-rs of the graduating class hihI in by nrtuul experience, business men UOLHIIEVISTS MJGItT have olio instance employment was of­ are lrurniug the value of trained known llist there is too wide a fered for Ihu entire graduating intelligence. gap between Confucius and Lenin. And foi many centuries the Chi­ nese have practiced thinking with CONTEMPORARY COMMENT Confucius. A nation, like an Hudlvidiuil. Maybe tho President figured that Park Avenue. New York, which forms thinking habit*. You ennnot change them suddenly. if he doesn’t g" West this summer, in claimed to tic the richest street the nomination will next summer, ill Uio world, is said to contain the And now a ju d g e out in Kansas Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. homex of four thousand million­ rules that u husband needn't listen aires, but it is not stated which of to his wife’s conversation. It’s sim­ If all of the |iersons who under­ them was the first to put the par ply rem arkable how many unm ar­ stand the Nicaraguan situation and tho venue into J'urk Avenue.— ried men have places on the bench. wero laid end to end. tic would feel Punch. —Marion Star. awful conspicuous.—El Paso Times. A London m agistrate lias point­ A# we get the decision, tiie Con­ ed out that in French law un actor Up till now wc understand that Chicago is still refusing to send stitution guuruntvcs u cullud man is not entitled to u Christian burial any representatives to President the right to be a Democrat, hut In this country, on the other hand, Coolidgc’s disarmament conference, don't guarantee a Democrat nothin. some actors arc more than entitled to U.—Punch. —Dullus New>. — Punch. OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FAIR PRICES Mean* Saving And Satisfaction H umic 135 Y a r d ; H olly A vc. A t 1 1 th , 1 2 th , 1 3 th S t* . �THE SANFORD IlfcRALD, TUESDAY# APETT. 10.10 * Tagging AllBases , BaseballStatistics Rollins To Meet“Y” Results Of Games I Today’s Schedule It) International News Service ' T .nr. Baseball m-mmm Club Here an. In Major Leagues N a t io n a l l e a g i NK\Y YORK. Apr. It)—They sny Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 0 Wednesday At 4:1 t lint one man’s paradise is an­ Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn rslty Ace Goes Whole 11 lap To Tame CVIenmen tel Game Seen Here In iv Vfcirs; Many Thrills Chnnipion Will Gel $525,0011 Before He E v e r P uls On Glove I n Addition T o A Slice O f G a t e Receipts other's prison, nnd maybe that aerounts for the fact that Ilollis Thurston, who won only six games for the White Sox Inst year, is lending the Washington pitchers today with two victories and no defeats. After holding the Rod Snx to four hits last Thursday, the young man enme back faster than a had check yesterday nnJ whitewashed the Athletics, I to 0. Thurston is proving to be a life-saver for Stanley Hnrrui ileyStars For anford With B at lines Five Pitchers For Ining Purposes During Shilling Loses GUK ! The freshman baseball club of Season’s ( Rollins College is to he the guest No, T o ta l.!of the Y. M. C. A. at Munclpal Player Field Wednesday afternoon at .Meuse! 4:30 o’clock in the first regularly Harper scheduled game e.i the cniendnr of Williams the local organization. H artnett Practically' every man on the AMERICAN LEAGUE *'Y" club hns been out daily for T.Blankenship White Sox 1 1 the regular spring training ses­ Schnng Browns 1 I sions and “Pop" Lam kin is snid to Gaston Browns 1 1 he shaping up one of the best LEAGUE TOTALS looking diamond outfits in central National, IK. Florida am ateur circles. No posi­ American, 1,1. tion on the club is cinched yet, THE LEADERS Igonkin says, and an invitation to American—Gehrig 2, Simmons, all unattached players in the city, National—Hornsby 2, H arper who wish to try for the team, is Wilson 2. still open, Thursday aftcroon the club will travel to -DeLand, where it is to clash with the Stetson Hatters. Roth of these games should m ater­ ially benefit Hie team in its early season preparations. NATIONAL LEAGUE The game with Rollins is sched­ • Won l-ost Pet. ,833 uled to open at 4:16 o’clock. Prac­ Pittsburg ,800 tice has been called for this a fte r­ New York . ,*>00 noon as usual, the conch announced Philadelphia this morning. Boston .i.. Chicago St. Louis WAUCHULA — $300,38*? quarts Cincinnati of berries shipped from here so far Brooklyn .... this season paying growers SI00,- League Standings Dutch Kuethor, of the Yankees, also won his seeond game within a week’s time, blanking the Red Sox, 3 to 0. lie allowed hut three hits. The Yanks now have won six straight ami apparently are determined to clinch the pennant by the Fourth of July. :!j touched for a single snfikfer Williams toiled the irg three frames nnd like nr, allowed only one hit, <u next called to the firing d ia the four innings ho was Honda collected one moro (in* the fireworks. Ed , s southpaw, came to the the opening of the tw elfth CDwhinstion of poor fielding i^Mritlort, together with a Ik**,. hits brought two runs (he collegiate score pad. Chardin going like a fire . the game looked to he Lr gooiL (in the local hnlf, Rill Mey* a pass, lie advanced on a h Hirst ami both went on r advance when Ilniley sne, Meyers counted on a sttifice by Wallace, Perry »to hit for Rrown nnd got Chaplin. Hoke Beasley then * hero act of the afternoon fee a long double into left 6*t brought the tying run . h Perry was tossed out at ’rtt with what would have 6* winning score. It was a rally ami gave the fans a M often indulged ia at the (trl. thirteenth went off without *, although Phillips was in positiion ns the result o! ®f h»«e hits. In the four51# Univonutty lads got to * »1« clean safeties and the Tunney himself and in tierson, not a vitnphonc, will arrive in New 5 ork within a m atter of several days prim arily to rolled the inter­ est on the dead, old mortgage hut incidentally to press Tex Rickard for an answer ns to whether the ' heavyweight title will he dropped The third pitcher of the day ta j down in Philadelphia or New York win Ids iecond game this season |o r neither. The young mnn, they was Lee Meadows of the Pirates, say, wants to fight this one in who held the Cubs to four hits ami Now York for old time’s sake or bent them, ‘J to 1. Riggs Stephen­ New York [words to that general effect. But son. converted from an outfielder Wushington j I’m not compelled to believe it and into a third baseman by Manager ,CL Louis 1I don’t. Joe McCarthy, got to dreaming Detroit In fact, Tunney hns told friends about his football days a t the Uni­ Cleveland . . that he wants to defend the title versity of Alnhnma and hooted Chicago in the city where lie won it, Phila­ two grounders for perfect drop Philadelphia Poston delphia. This automatically would kicks. provide the proper setting fur that The Giants kept pace with the $1)0(1,IKK) purse and it would he Pirates by nosing out the Braves, up to Rickard to provide tin* prop­ II to 10, in the eleventh inning, er opponent, who, figured from the The Braves took a lot of heating Little Rock money ejwl, can he one else hut and lied the score three times, once Atlanta ! New Orleans Dempsey. with a six run rally. | Nashville .The hoys, ns a m utter of fact, have it will figured in ad­ The Brooklyn Dodgers, who ap­ ) Birmingham vance, leaving not n loose end ex­ parently are endeavoring to dis­ j Mobile .... cept for the question of whether cover a new route to Chinn via Dempsey can fight above a whis­ the National League cellar, lost per .T h e last Dempscy-Tunney to the Phillies, 7 to 3, for their match drew about $i,R00,0(l() in sixth straight defeat* Cy Williams Philadelphia ..mi there you hnvo and Irish Meusel each hit homers the answer to that odd sum on the with two men on bases. percentage cut. Take 81,060,000 from $1,800,000 und you have a re­ Ted Blankenship, of the While mainder of $750,000. Tunney’s 50 Sox, drove in four runs with a ier cent drag on this would he double and home run lint lost to 375,000, which added to his guilt - the Browns, 5 to 4. Gnston, who anteee, brings the total up to pitched for the winners, also hit $000,000, exceeding Dempsey’s re­ for the circuit. cord of last September by $150,000. Jn brief, Dempsey is the neces­ f'levclnnd managed to take a 3 sary opponent; Philadelphia is the to 2 decision from Detroit. I,cv*eh necessary scene, unless there is weakened in the. ninth hut llycjtsomething in this talk uhout sh ift­ eye, who relieved him in the nbx ing the bout to Chiengf.', where a s . stopped the Tigers in their truck*. many if tu t more, cloak and suit I men can he accomodated. Any Southern Longue how, the word is that it will not tie Little Rock took the lend in the New York for several reasons. Southern Longue by defeating One of them is said to lie Tun- New Orleans in a scnsntlr.-nal ninth ncy's irritation over the fact that inning rally that netted three runs. New York would have none of his The score was 4 to 3. challenge r f Dempsey last sum­ Atlanta dropped hack to second mer. Another is the financial and, place by losing a slugging contest therefore, more pressing reuson to Birmingham, 8 to 7. The Bar­ that New York, ns its present ons overcame a four run lend by scale of prices and the size of its scoring five runs in the ninth. hall parks, cannot compete with An error, wild pitching and the o’hcr two cities in receipts. timely hitting enabled Nashville The boys may be in the game to score three runs in the eighth merely for the improvement of the and defeat Chattanooga, H to 5, breed of patrons, or something, Mobile defeated Memphis, 2 to hut they want you to know that 1. in a pitchers' duel between they can’t improve anything, tint Glnzner and Morton. even a three-card flush, without money. They got it in Philadel­ phia just time with Dempsey; they will try again with him, if he can he mustered out of skin eruptions, and without him only under vio­ lent protest. No one else will ev­ er get $1,R00,000 worth of custom­ ers out in the open, Tunney nr no Tunney. NEW PORT RICHEY Contracs let for construction of new bridge over Pithlnseotec River here. Memphis Chattanooga Boston 10, New York II nings.T Cincinnati-St. Louis, rai AMERICAN I.EAGUl Cleveland 3, Detroit 2. New York II, Poston 0. Washington t. Philadelphi St. Louis f», Chicago -I. INTERNATIONAL I.KAGl I Rochester 2, New Jersey 1. Toronto 3. Nownrk 2. Syracuse 4, Reading 2. Buffalo lb, Baltimore 1. A MERICA N ASSOCIATION Kansas City I!*, Toledo 10. St, Paul LouV»ville. Postponed on nccount of ruin. Mil wan kee-Colu minis. Postponed on account of rain. Minneapolis-Indianapolis, post­ poned on necount of rain. SOUTHERN .ASSOCIATION Mobile 2. Memphis I. Nashville 8, Cliattaimogn r>. New Orleans 3, Little Rock I. Birmingham S, Atlanta 7. I7j61fdiV.nL .Cleveland. , Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington NATIONAL LEAGUE St. I.iuiis at Cincinnati. , Pittsburgh at Chicago. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. New York at Boston.1» 1 A MHR 1CA N ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo. St. Paul at Louisville. Minneapolis at Indianapolis. INTERNATIONAL I.KAGl’t Toledo at Newark. Buffalo at Baltimore. Rochester at Jersey City. Syracuse at Reading, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham at Atlanta. Nashville at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Little Rock. Mobile at Memphis. SOUTHEA STERN I.KAGl’I Jacksonville at St. Augustine Albany at Savannah. Pensacola at Montgomery. Selltiu at Columbus. SOUTHEASTERN Jacksonville 3, St. Augustine -I Albany 2, Savannah l. LAKE WORTH— $00 000 new Seluia a, Columbus 0. central office building being erect­ Pensiu olii *>, Montgomery 5. ed here by Southern Bell Telephone Company. Bond Issue To Pay For Olympic Games Your Health And Good Looks! SACRAMENTO, Cal., Apr. 10 (IN S)— ntillinn-dolliir bond issue to help finance the world Olympic games, to in* belli in Los Angeles in 1032, bail the authorization of the stnto assembly today, by a vote of 57 to 13. Wh.vliuve nervous women used Dr. Pierce’s remedies for hnlf a century and still call for them? The answer is, "because they have stood the test, are all that they are claimed to he, pure vegetable remedies." Peculiarly adapted to XELLWOOD — Rosary Ferner­ woman’s disease is Dr. Pierce's ies, Inc., with capitalization of $70, Favorite Prescription, which tones 5IH) chartered. up the enfeebled system, makes J Kidneys cause backache! No! ha go. rheumatism or a strain ami Your backache is caused by lum* the quickest relief is 1I „....*! " 1 / *sc~i soothing, penctrat... 5 A ing St. Jacobs Oi!. • 3b .... 6 W Rub it right on .. . 5 y \ your painful buck, —0 S an,j instantly the __5 *y / 1\ A soreness stiffness c \ und lameness dis3 P 1 ' ^.*^5' I uppears. Don’t stay 0 ' crippled! Got a 35 11 ^ \ ’ cent bottle of St. P 0 Jacobs Oil from your druggist. A moment a fte r it it wondcr what became of y — the backache or lumbago pain. In use for (15 years for lumbago, buckache, sciatica, neuralgia, rh­ down before the Australians ami eumatism or sprains. Absolutely in the latter Japan won by defaut. harmless. Doesn't burn the skin. It is expected that Mr. Wei will 'nptnin this year’s team, ho hav­ ing held that positind on the first Davis Cup team as well as on th:> Chinese Olympia team. O ther members of the team are perdicatod ns being N. Sze Kwong. Elderly People Are Learning Im­ form er Hongkong singles cham­ portance of Quod Elimination. pion nnd co-star with Wei a t the Hongkong University, nnd K. H. “J 000 000 002 Ou-2 «‘i of Singaporo, as third member. N the later year, of life there i* apt to be a Bowing up of 00 000 ooo 002 04-0 the twdily functions. Good hrec bast bite, Hnielimination, however, is just a* (it, Two base hits, Budd Taylor Winner j essential to the old as to the lc plays. Erishe to Over Nationlishif young. Many old folks have tr to Owens. Base learned the value of Doan’s l|t>wn 1, Withrow 1 Pills when u stimulant diuretic k pitcher. t'JhUtps. 1 LOS ANGELES, Apr. 10—(IN S) to the kidneys is required. i —A m*w sculp dangled today from ey ami Chnpmnn Scanty or burning passages ol 2.nc I the diamond studded Ik-R of Bud kidney secretio n s arco ftcn ‘ Taylor, who is recognized In 18 signs of improper kidney func­ ! states ns bantamweight champion - Orange Motion. In moat every community of the world. jT>t«l stock of are scores o f users and Taylor’s latest victim is Young endorsers who acclaim the Nutionalista, who Mircomhcd tu a merit of Doan's. Ask your j technical knockout in the fifth neighbor! t round in the main event nt Wrigluy Field here lust night. \ ------------- ---------I1EACH — New ■ to he chosen . DAYTONA Jtrunk line highway to Ik* construct- Stimulant P artite Im Iks KuLrsys r,il'ital here • cd from South Jacksonville to Day­ ta w lUMiCa-Uli CSm M S * WYtona Beach. China Will Enter Tennis Team For Davis Cup Matches A Word With the Old Folks I DOAN’S Z ? i finds its choice in Camel it rates Camel first. Camel taste and fragrance come from the choicest to­ baccos grown. They lead to supreme smoking pleasure. You'll never find a higher standard of goodness than in this favorite cigarette. Your own enjoyment will confirm the overwhelming choice of modern Smokers. To know how mild and mellow: the -y quality cigarette can really be— T^'-yv "Have a Camel!” TVPKtSi the norvs steady. help* J rlr e nway backache and headache and i t jnvenatca run down nnd worn out women. It hn*. helped thousands. Ask your neighbor. ti r < !i >j<n<I:)JfJc! (or,:.trm l pkg. In JJr Pierre's ( ampbelL WiU'Xry So| Lower Sejrrave Mark On Course At Daytona bile, ‘Bluebird/ to Dnytonn. Flo­ rida, this season iiCnn attem pt to re-enpture the world?s speed record from Major Segrnve, who establish­ ed a speed of more than *204 nillos an hour over the Doytonn course;. Campbell, who held the record prior to Segrnvg’s "Florida feat, In­ vited Segrnve tu accompany him to Florida for a reeord rac«C Segruvo declined, “ I am not Jufyrested in motor racing for the mere sake of-seeing whose car is the fa s te st/' said Segruve. "My attem pt at Daytona was to see whether a car [was cap­ able of exceeding 20Q,n\i|es on hour. ! succeeded’»ml■ ’1 am satisfied."* PKNSACOliA »— .Plant* under ay fqr erecting hew public Ijhm iy PO RTABLE PHONOGRAPHS SI2.50 ami 115.00 COLUMBIA*'; v ” And Records UKULELES $1.75 Strings For All Instruments BICYCLE TIRES $1.75 F .P . RINDS 1115 Soli ford Avf; Phone U il-J �■* *w\v.r' JJfiV -m ,1 ►wav " 'J>' ^P A G E T H ! T H E S A N F O R D H H H A L l), T U E S D A Y , A P R IL t!>, 1927 Henderson Atid Mrs. Selnian H ostesses To Pipe Organ C l u b | W.B&Tj HAGMj BfiAC JI 1‘HHhw'y Prebhyterinn Church^ or reted in 'th is town. Given Clean Bill Of Health | By Surgeon GeneralOfU.S. lirary building to bo e re c te d ^ I olios Avenue cdsting $I8,fino Mrs. C. I'. Henderson and Mrs. Guy S. Holman wen* hostesses to the ntcinbcrs of the Pipe Organ Club of the Mnntist Church on j music on the radio and in the B d lto rs ’ m ile; W h n t Is Monday -afternoon’ nt the home oti of to d a y —of Hie Jnas n«*»Y theater, puts a strain on the ner­ M I S S A DELE DOARST O F ORLANDO Members Of Si. A riics v , Heiulerron tn W^mncwtrud. j yotltn tiumu m u ru llsts cjiilnt. B<»vous system, • -io ■ reception toonm ■ • were IsInuit. t»aa tli-. Guild Meet On Monday j ' The rooms b o w -w o w s, or is tt. a s BECOMES BRIDE OF LOCAL MAN "We have speeded up the prontlicD' c la im .' merely walklUK a ; abloci'm with all kinds of pretty luml With Mrs. R. I,. Dean j spring flowers combined with nicp In •Uviiiico of the precco cejtBCR of the human body— If the Inn g e n e r a tlo n 7 B h eart beats faster, tli? Wood goes ^ \Q T\s greenery. 1 . . . III two Interviews., e/r whwjv A Wcddiojifof much ’inter brdOt$£«Qp the bride, acted as be.it Members of, the. St- AVne* Guild The newly elik'ted nresfelent, the following I* the first. I'r.. ” • faste r and there Is h tondtJhcy do «A V j ' r~~ '^cltniRo w n s ^ n n . r, I’lerig. aciitui Hmn>JcO Ke"i!Mtl biunrcdtvRttlitV'M ■■ of the Holy Cross Episcopal Mrs. J . II. Colclough, presided • d tie l r l t e d , Stntcs. sla n ts his Church held ;n most interesting over-the Ulodn.UB scsair.-Oti An outd nfimlfdo Jtul comments tifwii lit* 1 . . HQiW’vpyf.therv'p* nJUithrr. gido otk meeting o n . Monday ufternpon at Unit o f the dutie* of thu. incominB , j ±lL tho S if^ te , which more tlm ncounTJ; the homo of’ n m . Holland Li Dean chair mint' was given;( The tre a s­ Bv! ROBKRT S. THORNBUlt(.H l o t t o s all the bmj effyets' y f fco /. In M ayfair. Mohy m atters jbf hn- urer. Mrs. Ix>slie llryun, gnve a fGililJMirht. j f high power II living, AtTttnl(Odiiviight, 11)37. 10*7. bv by Internntbtnul ’hge ’hgl*' vlf & K s a & & pinkd ing Id-plercet Id pierce; . , n : VtiA parlance were * discussed during -New*►Service) *1 Ing ' Mrl.t-nduB «»f AUtydo.; 0t*» , • ilij* coremoiij- ivingVperform:A ilv u khije lil roses and Vkodlhcry nprljji the business prtrt of the mooting. splendid report on thu Enstcr ba­ Husinc* WmiiunV Circle of. Hit! ' ’Kveryone takes hotter enrb of WASHINGTON. Anr. H>F la m ­ zaar and eookeil food sale. her Foxjly f impnrngua ferns, '* . the pj-oi-cnec The rooms where the guests as­ Jtenhjrterian Church will meet id ative.f The following committees were ing youth got n clean bill of health bis health than W -pears, ago," •es and A*(«w h -' intim ate friends. During the morning the young sembled were brightened with Iho cljuTrh a t felij o’clock. IT** church San iyaa beautifully bcati dcco- Icon pit* left In t ^ r ' c q t for Holly­ bowls of 'blue daisies, lilies, baby appointed; ‘Membership, Mrs. Clif­ from the United States Public Pierce said. "B etter.food has re ­ ford Walker; Program, Mrs, B. C. Health Service today. sulted in a cradunl dlsnppenrnnco W EpNKSIMfir . ntiti s ,’ of palm wood itnd olboc poTnta on the East breath and other spring flowers Moore, Mrs. \V. It. Gardiner. Mrs. So did thinly garbed flappers of ninny communicable ^diseases. Nellie Turner Circle will meet Robert L. Glenn; Bazaar, Mrs. H. and old men whose shining pates “ nd11 i r C ow l- Afuy.-May T fHev,wll| bo „t artistically arranged. The automobile apeeds up the villi* Ofiorue Huff a t 11:30 n X , rD J U bnOtground for | j„ 0 , / , . fie n d s at the Lift-' .Mm. Raymond Key presided W. Rucker, Mrs William Moore heart and causes accidental deaths, grace the front rows of snappy o'clock at her home on 200 Laurel over the meeting rfheri routine Meolt, Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. A. musical reviews. ' hut It gets millions out into the r " , "' h M ,c r eolrf ApnrtmontVin W inter I'nilt. Avenue. rose* anil snap-dragons, j ,,w ^ v e l i n g the brifie chose a business was trunsartwlv' The l e n ­ Phillips and Mrs. It. A. Winston. But fa t women—nnd men, too— air and lengthens their lifo .Misn Until Griggs will en ter­ Mrs. himl Amm oii a, Pinter of m art thro*‘-piuc4? costume of wine ten offering was collected ns well Personal Service, Mrs. .1. C. Mitch­ past the middle nge, were warned through better health, tain In honor of Mias Viola Booth lie groom, a-- matron of honor was |colored georjfette. The shirt was ne-1 as the usual blaster offuftftg. ell; Mission Study, Mrs. A. Kent go slow" and eat less, if they 1 "Death, although not proventumid Ki neat Wldmm nt her ’home lie.-omiiigly attired in u lovely i col d inn (ilerjiciJ while the blottMi) A splendid report from the Len- Rossitcr, and MriC Clifford Baker, to wuuld partake much longer of the blc, can lie postponed. Our normul im film Awmii' n t 8 o'clock. frock of maize gcorgett clubprule- Iwas emhrotrlered in I, ads and s e lf 1ten study classes whi' given by Flower, Mrs. A. C, Chamberlain; abundant pleasures of the jnrz spnu of life is lengthening nnd the Ever stop tn think of hi R Seminole County, Council of Par- l\ trimmed with tiny ruffles of Jtones. Her bat and other nccci s-1 .Mrs. Mortimer Glover, Cooked Food, Mrs. J. L. Miller, age of today. | people are getting into such health Batch o f her time is sponl etit'-Tctfhbrn AafotJlutlonK will georgette and cream colored lace, (ones wore in matching tones. | The committee appointed to Mrs. Guy S. Sc Iman, Mrs Robert Dr. C. C. Pierce, acting surgeon as to enjoy life." have InnehtAn nml meeting nt Z V * ' ® l'" ture lint was also of ( | b rid e 'h is visited in Sanford ! draw ujt n constitution and l»y Mrrriwcathcr, nnd Mrs. Guy Wea­ general of the United States su m -; Pierce denied the morn! brenk- the kitchen ’/..Plumbing- tty cut- o ’clock, lit the J>oul,h Side Pri' l,rritM t ntnr? 'frequently as the guest of M ri. mtv.1 presented a report for the ver; Ttummnuc, Mr?, M, Lewis, med Ufi the jazz of today, casting down of youth. He insisted that veniences that she needs nuiry iich m d .\ . ■; f y / ’ • fIN s hnby breat h. Kn,|, A* m„llgt many approval of the members but no Mrs. I. K. Kstridge. Mrs. B. G. Into the discard the theories | there was jugt «3 much petting ease the housekeeping htirdi W tlfnro Hepartroeml of the wndefinite neuen was taken at this Methvjn; Press, Mrs. R. II. Berg which forecast doom of the race and kissing among girls nnd boys , i'. !. WH» : friends here who will ho1 interested mnn’A Club wjll meet .at 3 o’clock. lovely in her wedding costume of meeting. Decision on the question (and Mrs. C. IL Cook, because of the wildness of youth U.V years ago us today and that — we bring; ’em to you. to learn of hcr -marriag*'. Mrs. T. L. Diimha will entertain ring blue georgette with hat, shoes It was decided Ur discontinue was deferred until the next meet­ He declined to he frightcried by the longer span of life of tho pre­ .Mr. WlefcitisKi has rtiiule .Sanford nt a second of a series t>f bYidga and other firccMsortc.i to matcti. meetings of the chib during the the assortion that every little kiss sent shows th at no barm resulted ing. * ’ his homo for several yenrs and Is parties ut 3 o’clock » t .b<‘r home on Ht r flowers were a shrtwer bouquet lorten life by three minutes. to the race. Reports wqrf also given by tin months of .June, July and August. shortens interested in the celury growing Fork Avenue. . ‘. .. 'Hie n e x t. meeting will be held of bride's roses and lillie* of the business,' Ho Is a brother of Mrn. box coiniph^jv winch aent n child’s "Livling uhs been accelerated "Women are in much better Senior Class piny, "Amazon v/illey. ’ ib St. Mary’s Monday aftirnndn at the homo of since the wprld war a.id everybody health than yesterday," Pierce Emil Amnions and Ht«il|v IViercip- ■omplele whrdrHn1litD'tte lult*,” will he repented at H o’clock to a for- Mrs. Leslie Bryan in Kdgewuod is im dor a higher nervous te n - ! said. Their clothing is sensi­ Clarence Donrst of Hollywood, rid of this city. >1 Did itlsd.a rhq,ijL4ml 1i ' at [the Seminole Hitch School. with Mrs.1 Bryan ami Mrs. I. G. idon.’.’ ^'ierco said. W. st St. ble. Nothing helped women like e ig n jjft EstHilge lie^fesAe«. — - ■— ................... .............. ' ])■ t TflVHHH^T Ite’O;' NViirMiiWr *! "Thciretlpqlly dissipation, dimej the abamiinent of the old corset Delicddmf frttft punch Was served ing and playing cards all night, .and tight clothing. Seniijoifit'VxnnleF "Q, E. S. will fdmit : nil. the craven Sufficient -n oflie’s Service I lhr<bjt(iollt'1thl- arternooil nnd pi kissing, petting, driving autom o-' clothing to protect the body from Meet at 7:30 o'clock a t the M:i •■ri­ Hon MRS. JAMES RIDGE ENTERTAINS IN held in S a n -1H* kpnrluvf/d of- business.-: ihe biles. (listening to voodoo Jazz jthe xveather is enough." le .Temple. r . , (J ^v. • let .gue which* Will HONOR OF MRS. W. t’. MCLENDON ford Last, aide BftflhHllVnehj.TS A»«id May •ITfi)l«*!.lp\l<J-r'. ’«nd asked ' '.‘T 1 ’ Ky‘ Mf* AV’ G’ ...e ihepilifjflJ! the them l*rtj| <>f-‘vbt* St. A g n e s 'Lewis and' Mrs K. A. Winston riiition will ihcet Thursday inter, Guild' \>i ttifVi) n jiU'iiic supper tmj:BOrVfd,a dainty ice course. mipM «l 3 o'clock a!* t|(*’ easL ride i'1i . J times P. Ridge was host-, llie prize awarded lor hi«hest scon ■I tin- ovtiHtig of \lay 11. It was Members', present (tort’.:’ Mrs. Parent Ami Teachers! Chit " t i t IfceiM will enter- css Tuf-Pilay afternoon at n delight­ was ii /rallied picture. Mrs. RidgtI. ivr.-'.ed to do Hits and M^s. Cnuthen I |^«U,- Bryan. Mrs. , f . f'hnnihertain tin* iniMiihunj K thy hlluru ful paHy in honor of Mrs. AV, C, p i c . i.teiMler irHvnf.uf h.-n-r with " as ' “ 'H in te d l ' f’lairt..Mj; . I. K. IvU'idgc, Mrs. Rpbi a ow finaii for this occasion, tu b er cum- ori rL. (ileiui. Mt“s. .Inines'f*. ItawUrJdlfe ^ hili al *1 <T*7f7lrTc at McLendon of Atlnniu, (in., who i a rhinestone orimmenl. mitt, ,. .Imirmeti will be nam. I at 1 ktn;t> Mt .. r [► . Ht,„iler ort. Mr ;. hom e'on Union Avenue. n guest nf her slater, Mrs. Robert At Hu- tea bmir tin lihnr the tahh an early dale. , ii.ill. is. Mrs. Rnbert ihde. | fall. Mi Mrs. M M. Il i-v ewis, Robert ;,i,n H n.,. . I*. and AJUa Knlln ryn j-L H Organixntion of a eminty parent, . 1‘ipil. . .^...,...... v-v..... plly Jr. Guest- included nmin- Were TODAY laid with liand iiinili- mV i . Those Uppidiili-il til n-rve oir the ; Mcrclv.’eallu i Mrs. I. L. Milller, teachers iis.“'"iation is to be per­ Batnion will Hileytmu at tt linen|her of the lion Ton Bridge Chib, nnd BOUTON. Apr, 111 (|N S ) -The or'cteameil ehii l, nllar eimimUtee jm til .Inly were |> r . M-.ire. M u . A. A. Me fected at a meeting to lie held "HELD BY THE LAW" shower, at’Rt/ehV'kid (‘l AiJornliig the rooms where tin.- cn. refrerthilientji n-h-ry, f-nndwreho:,, ,m,| M rt. liraxli.a L. Perkins, Mrs. : ll|(J.|V) m , . Sidney .1. Nix, Mr . A. Wednesday afternoon at the South women of Germany have discarded M fr. PauMOj. Kdgpwaqd, .biniurlng curd tables w By Bayard Veiller ere arranged Were an Iceluffed emirnwere : erveil by tlr Braxton I.. Perl ins, Mrs. -1‘f.bM I M. Phillips, Mr-. Tony Pitchfork Side Prim ary SciuuJ, ’a ccording"to »'"* »'»'’*• n«Io|»tcd 'M iss Viola vlluntb, a bride elect. with Johnnie Walker b o w ls o f b lu e a n d la v e n d e r la rl:I.eoiiurdi nnd Mrs. Mnnrnt- It. Hut- j ,m , s, a . Kent Ro-a-lter, Mrs, II. W. .m nnmmmement today . Rc^rc- tho M, k Mrs. Hugh (1. Welchel will on ■pur. Then * Margueritfe do la Motto, ,a U\\Kv ^ U'-nl -color were repeatedin hostess. ; Rucker, Mrs. Guy S. Seltimn, Mrs. entatives from every pa.ent- a'el',a1,l," K .,to )V ihc,'V Opponltelm t«-i tain nt bridge nt 3 i.Vlnrk nt other ili-tails. Pretty girls wearing Those enjoying lids dellgltlfid ton. Ralph Lewis. teacher nsscvintioii -(-,h.ii,,.. in i„ the ih,. county nf < kemiutz, Germany, one of » nieelillg <ir the LtnM t,>jii(:is K. Ridtz, Mrs. William teacher the homo of Mur. II. A, Upward. Comedy blue oiui lavender gowns and car­ court ohy were: Mrs. W. C. McLen­ will................ group of Gcrmitn textile manufac­ be held Momliijf i.fteriiomi «t Mofiro >,„tt, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. It. are expected to be present as well "NEWLY WED’S NEICIHIORl rying boiiqiicth of flowers in the don, Mr. I). Woodruff, Mrs. Ru­ tin- home FRIDA V of Mr . Bcaxt/m R. Pef-I I Winston. M n. Guy Weaver, ia several delegates representing turers who have been touring the Novelty arked thetallies le ft J. Holly .lii,, Mrs. Ili-n I), ('un­ this. Inform al recepllnn* will be given preferretl colors m United Stater. Mrs. Forrest MacAllister, Mrs. T. the slate organization. "MARVELS OF MOTION" e. After the well, Mrs. Wynn W. Poller, Mrs, A fter all husim-ss had ,hcl-u 1trim -1i (]> from 3:31 to 5 i/ctno|c nt the borne list'll’ for the card gam | )n|0 ,t11(| A rthur (lactlu ll. So marked has been lbe swing Proceeding l in* meet ing there I of Mi*. Khcridnn Jew ill Imiuning usual number of progression1 had IJoe Chill ■ndim, Mr l. Floyd palmer sucletl a social lirtur ij'ar irt o rd er.| ... .. from cotton to silk in hosiery that will be a luncheon when short talks ■- — ■■* iJiVoi'tli lin'd Mrs. M rJ / Win JlVori It ithn Mrs Furl- been played m ores were addl'd tindlund .Mrs. W. ( ‘. Hill. -Mir. Key presided ’ Over1 t i l e - t b a r t ... . , . .« , will be. made by tin* visitng o f­ mnnufarturerH of cotton stockings WEDNESDAY s e r | v e e a m i n f.e I m U -h t ;. ‘ M v .T i ) Vll(|l SO CK O rS M L * L » in Germany are facing be snipe S*-TV , ' ’ ’1 . - • ficers. ' , • A love nest Comedy made fw| F idelia'ClnSs Will have social til problem that almost ruined some laughing out loud MRS. DUMAS IS HOSTESS AT LOVELY jWitk Mrs. J. A. Brown H fr’clock ttl tbu First Baptist. American innnufaclflrers us few “T ill? GAY OLD lllllir Thief CompelM Hank years ngo, Mr. Oppenbelin declar­ Chjjrch. BRIDGE PARTY THIS AFTERNOON Organ Solo M l M i ’ v . rn“ i w•"""iOn Monday Afternoon ed. Scores of nuinufaclurern have prliliimio Ib-Ucca Inulgc 13 I. n . Head To Open Safe suddenly Tliosu at leading Miuplity’sJnt'C.tr. J "SONGS OF FRANCE" found themselves with O. j‘’.- will meet id 8 o’clock a t th e . ing v;ere: Mi-.. John ■IvcomwHli.iJ mAt (be regular business and hoAesop's Fables. large inventories <T eotton stock­ Odd Fellows Hull over the* Basket. | line of the prettiest pnHlcs of JACKSONVILLE. Fin., Apr. ID ings and machinery useful only lU w w v ‘M nt.tckltkti i Hid meeting of the Truth Reekers f ollowing Die awarding iif tin- M rs.;t’bvi-t ^MatUww A t/nine b’UtkjV the public la invit­ the post 1amien season Was that Coming. Attraction ed J o attend a program in celchrn- id Tue day afternonn. whep Mrs. T. prizes, tin- laid S Were delileil anil Lei-oardy, Mr*. Riebdnl' Wt‘, Ruip j Olas* of the Methodist Church n t — tlN S ) - ^ d a r th was under way for cotton m anufacturing. i(d|, Mrs. L...J. Wilson M rsaJolilljl Monday after,noon aC'tlie home *f by police here today for a bandit The silk hosiery fad has not linn of the K»H uttnlye^ary of the L, llunms wdertidned a t the first shicnd .To the Milune Jireml wil with htfhd-thndih covers and W. Melsch ,1r.j Mrs.' llaftlmpnd Kp’AttMrs. .1. A. BrnWh; reports frotn tta* wh<* Last night' robbed the Morris reached its peak in Germany as "R U D E KELLY SLIDE" o iw r . ■' i r j j l c i a L u i ,-Ar’*ii^*'rt<<- »tif* ittukrtiyintPi' nt iPfi eslinu'V biut'iil i of l>rii;(i leu creiifn In Mi's. Itravton |ji' Penklftby;Air*: Mj WArlifs’Hluiitllng conimittek'V show -1 Pino. Bank of nearly ?L’,<KI(I after yfct because the German* womt-n To the PrlncoHs her home tin l'arif •Ayenit" P , SATURDAV pink and green, and individual. Mbvirity Mis. l&tfUhlUDU<iJo>*rv .wd niueh netivlty lb tho t*lttss tlar forcing K. G. Breedlove, manager, are not able to afford tho high "TU E BIRTH OF A NATI0S1 In the reception ratnn,' crystal rjiJldrm t’aTitpry Hour nt the Llbint from ' iced R. W. I’earm an .Jr.., ,Jr.., Mrs. M«'S. the ('d in in white white wenwen- servctl se rv ’d Hy by ! Ms. Mu. K. thopast .past month tiionlh, ’ ■ to accompany hiiti the fitrye; |.rices tlemanded for them. Uow■niil«*llver- liowb* and baaitets, held ■it lies i< briA V -m 1b oVioi-k.v 7 ' Phillips. ------- Misa “R'qub .y <'raig “'Divpt|ip»u. * ' IV) Mm-i.-Mfonri' /;(*"trrA,,fu(diilit1'iV3+u'; -U»ithe hank nnd’open the ttafe i AJu*rt-V( r. *xvho'D who'tljiJ’bre buyitig nrnusturliiims, lupins, rugged rnblna Mrrs. Rayoiotiil * MONDAY Hoy mi lyne,' Mi ■ MiiHdii Pldllijis and Hgttnn, Mrs MIDI i*r> I fdf ^Motlg-r’s T»hy” . tain big Hie money. ’ tfficEal'silk hosierl'y nitlicr Hum r e - . and oleanders. I . RuveneL tin each plate 1 r- Mr . R. II, Ri rg. Mrs-*,)1 ryt| A fter ai lhuslnt’ss bad Ikicii trims 1 w bandit accosted Breedlove as. main content with wit the long-worn ML Aguj/i Guild will incrl with Pink anil green wer • the colors Mij•n*. W. liiiniidtire liaskets of nlnk n i a |' Ibtit er, nod Roc Morljjyur G.liit,, ,j^ted "class sisters" names vfert* [he latter was preparing to go to cotton stockings. M i l Broxttin I.. Peikitia at 3:30 used in decornting the rooms wni Buster Kenton in his home a fte r closing up tho The German mnnufucurars well o’eftek a t her home on Magnolia = ;; n ;,i n - a ^ - n u ,. m,ts. i ■.• . •«; • > n ipnssed for the mimni. ‘ "BATTLING BUTLER’’ bunk and com polled hint nt the realize the futility of continuing Avinue. tlu- eornei'H of llte room wen Those enjoying Hie cordial limp 1tt . ' t ' y l V i/lH btKtdss for Uini mecimg "TH E DUCK DESPERADO" lflpe Organ f'luti will meet .it boughs <*i A ustralian silk oat . pltality of Mr;. Dumas worn: Mrs. ' A 111ri/.Oil I h l t - . W i l l I iO w<ln-Mi;s. .L A. Ili.iwn, Mrs, D- point of a revolver to return to an extensive production of cotton "CIRCUS DAZE* Hu* bank, open the door, and work .••.tockioR. Arnold Murum, one of the'Mtome of Mrs. U'tdSu Bryan in the safe combination. Hie visiting group declared. Edge Wood nt 3tl!U o’clock with Mrs. rnm ldd M V V ’ t !’’ M,!i‘ ‘p ' I ’ r e s e n ' t f i f l t ! e . w il‘J j i ‘ Mrs. Tl F /cn m .' Bowls of ghldudl, lupins, Mrs \\ . .1 I h gptm. Miss Katber nu , U v A l ^ n J i ’i r ( Mj i c u . sbaw. Mrs. K. M. ('burcb, and Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. 1. K. Kstridge as l anvllhie, oleiihders and ferns were effect­ WlllRT. Mrs., W. rhcpdore Lqngley, | I N l g l l t I S y C » W H 0 r V i a h S i.L A. Rum bloy.-Fifty members hostesses. ively arranged about the rooms. Mrs. W. WuIUtce W right. Mrs. -— ;—' and several Visitors attending this Sbcial Meeting of the Missionary Frank G. Gonzalez, Mrs. H arry R Tallies used for lbe card game A second presentation of tho meeting. Bocicty p f ’Oie Methodist Church were done in pretty floral designs. Lewis, Mm. Jam s ( i ,’Sharon, Mra. " will ba ^tagud ' will be held a t the .home of Mrs. David L. I Imnther, Mrs. Robert A .|) ,v '^j,e members of senior,elusH of Mr. nml Mrs. William I. Clarke o . J . Pope, P.IH) Hanford Avenue, The bolder of highest score was Newnmn, Mrs. George A. Do Cottea 11,,0 Seminole High School Wed- and Miss Margaret Clark, who with Mrs. Pope, Mrs. K. A.'Doug* awarded an am ethyst glu* s enn- Mr*. Honuhl 1 . D runpniiil, A. , nvptiuy n0^ |tty vovonitiK ,Ki**t9 P o'clock Hole set. For the one having no --7 vt'MiliK *at *> ibi-'v Vjuin **t have imrv beenI! siiendintr ■jiv-UMiim ill'» im n tho winter lots, Mrs. M. M. Mo Kim, ».Mrs. Mluck with In r points and honor, I \ ( onnclly, Mrn. f». U. th«* hiKk hchoi>J on Kfvtu’h Ayoriue. i brre with Mrn, K, D. Hulloch left Cnnlev Mrs. T. K. Tlurnley and there was a hand painted gudst .^^rn. I’u iic st Uilu'i ♦{• 'rhe i*I»y which nivop, yo, , Tui'.^tlay in their cur for (llovf* Mrs. J.’ M. Me Caskili as hostesses. Tho one culling Hit* highest Wil won, MrH. A. K, lowers# ISjrs, .1. 8U(.Ce ^ f uj|y about <t\yo weekv* uko Ju*icl Ohio, iroitiir hy the wuy of ago .Jat ” 7” . . u a n l're c eiv e d a bridge set. Scon-s Olin l imey, Mrs. Robert J. Holly, will’ lmve tlie same cast of char- 1Atlanta, (in., and Cincinnati, Subscription BriClffejweie co llated by Mr*, w. J.jM r*; W. D. Holden ami.Mis* Ruby in ters as in the first perfqnmiqcc, Thigpen and Miss Kulheriue Wil- Moyne. Mra. W- H- Thornton. Mrs, Otto P a r t y Of Auxiliary Mlss Janet Llowes, educational Scimvhl. Mrs. John W. Sneed, Mrs. , , , „ JuzcreCurV of Service lenguq ittiin a G. W. Spencer and Miss Rebecca I s Decided Success (’n i l Nil <>n of Oilimdo spent! L. Pell!?. Who Ims been tbe s-((U{h p |01|(Ia | , \Qt t ^ OI1, .Clark, left Tuesday m ortdni for! , ‘ , .. i„ iitti.ml- iKucsl of iiit s! ter-in-lnw, Mr . B. |(>v nvenliyr for Daytona Beach, O cala xyliere they w ill attend the* lb* day 1ue-ilny in Sanford id ,, 1-n |£Ju.|fi |,.r, Tue'fdny f-r i»oka fter spenilint? Dm weekoonl herf annual conference hf Mii'simiary1 The* *ul>HCriptiun bridge parly ing to huMiiasHi land whciy be wiU visit bis f'o'n urn! mi tlj<i,gucsk iff Rev. m ij Mrs. Auxiliaries of the Methodist Riven Monday evening at the Leg­ daughter. M-DtiMVi-.Gloyrr. ; Church. ion l in t by member* of tbe Legion The inimv I^rU'ndfi of Mrs, \ \ . A, auxiliary w sH a decjdvd success. F itts will vi-grot to learn that she . ■There were 'ift labRa of pluynrs. j ill at her homo on Union Avenue. Mrs. Forrest MacAHi-p r; nod The spacious auditorium wa in n - . small son of Tampa, former rrsl vcretl Into a verludde'flow er g a r- | • of Sunfnid, arrived here Mtiu* Mrs, J. Gray Michncd and baby dent <li4t lupntr«d- of culln lillics, guildday to spend, this Week IP Hie -A S,u(»stuntial Jeweler havu relum ed from Sylvmdu, tin., iotlr nmmUoiis and- idber exqilli gue.t* of friends. Re iiloHsoms being altructlvely used where They Ifave been Hit- guests in u Sub.Htnntinl C ityM ■• " ~ r r ' . ■’j Tbe decorations were ilonated and of Mrs. Michael's parents. Miss Minion Higgins of Pliila- | urriitig:d by Mr. and M n . E. IL Macmolia Mrs. .1. Olin Ismey nnd Mrs. dolphin. P a .,. arrived in Sanford Hlotvo. The- wide -tiuca'ljtiir fireSunday fi.*r an extended visit with j . plate was lutiiKcii miniiy wun p o , ' buries L y r 'ly w , , l ‘ 'nil* * 1 to We­ pluce banki-d solidly with polti) plans and bio.kcts of Eysler Oimpka, Ala., Mondav by tbe dl- lu-r si.-,ter, Mii. IL F. Ganns at her I liItie mill uIudidlVslaetMl at : » "* 411 >•' falber. W. J. .Martin. homo on Park Avenue. Icrvnls about th- 'rtiom Were pretty will! liuskcth .i|t Uii* j forms of l Mr, and Mrs. Hawkins ConML-, ltdHut Titkarb, who has ■ •eu t,pending lbe w'cek-end here bright colored Foster egg*, holding rmJly aiid *mull 82,50 $1-00 O ffice Telephone 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Ttlephonc 217-W Social -,cIt A. D. Rosier 915 To 5 S ™ 1 Silk Stockings Are N Popular With Women OiGermany 1 PRINCES, H. C. VIELE 108 vari-ctdnred cut fhivyr* nml sjirlgs inu.king tbt-ir burnt w ith Mr. andiwitli her par n;•, left Monday for | Mrs. A. I' Connelly mi I'ark Ave- !SunA ntoniowberesheisnltemllng v *' (hjypyi und x/jide ^ card tiihh ; HUC. the lltdy Nium Academy, S w s r .t wt-nf f pri-idl' over tbn lublt • ;iinl belpcd (it ui'icnUinle tjio rolo| * i ti-aid In the furtlisbingn nml tlccor ntioMh ’of the but. ^te*irt'( for the "111111' W 't'C kept , on tailles doim in Kn-ter dehlgus, nnd a fter the usual number of progit-ttiinn, bad lu-i-n ployed M*V W. rA W idluc Wright wflu ■oxvardisi t lie , Ulgii (b on- priz.-, n net of Itnud palll* • ted tgitlli for the, tlr"i-»iiJitt lubly, . T l/- nl C-lUll Ini' it 1 f 11II* pliru, ,lf> V> I‘crseveraiuMj persisience of|tbrei> bund-lu ll Iled coot Lungel 1 Went to Mr . ( Mai I o. Istotlni dy. ) lf .stick-io-it-iivemiis • help you in-/:; K il having b"ld Dm stjAnr -hlnunlri tlnfnnio, Kiul Schultz wait, m o c iiy , f, i crease your casn reserve in ilu*11 ill In ‘ wnllel uiul key l.dlicY. JJ Jl H illi-ro ih ler Woti second high p rite, a late book. Seminole County (tank. f At u bite boo*, r*ffu. Iiiiii ii" iif sabot, sundwicbi’s, rnlHn h, olives OUR Hunk in YOUR Hank mi.! inffi-ti went nerved by Mi.:. CbUrk-s Powejl J|'t and In-r eoinmlL of fe rn s / t***'j’. M rs.‘J. jl. Hintei m b Ut was gi o< rtj( iliiilyndiaTio'ik *Tu' win; aldy Ossi .U-d ,l*y 'JUaldb St .-Vein , 1% Interest Raid On Savings Accounts , and E. It. Sl6fc/aii Imli'iirm of decoration-. J*- a— w » Mr, and Mr*. Tim Ik* I e liny and _____ ltvylonu 4*4«ht#;Dv UMA R J * of )U #i b sjH-iit the day In re Sunday • n t i e guests of Mr. and M n. JuRail Takacb. *’J If J EBL S a n fo r d . F ig .. STKF.NCTII- OKKVICE - i'UHICi.SS •'•<> in c h e s w ide .'Hi inches w itle $1.95 ii yurtl Weatlierly Silk Cr.^pe Id iiB-heu «•«!»• itSii't • Tf you're a t e 1e p h o n e; ‘subscriber simply Tift ihe hook, ask for }48 and slate your request. It’s a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Want ntjs oiler the solution to many a problem. There’s always someone oa«’oi’ to buy, sell or trade;'..someone who 1ms a service to offer. Results are certain and the cost is quite mod- ‘ ;• crate. ■ . r ■h •<- »VT * “yi,r? $1.75 S 2 .u « iO t I{elding Sat id Radium Silk -h it H ■' HJIB inches wide $1.45 a yard IBB Ikironette Satin -10 inches wide $1.79 Churchwell’s ti-jvnrd » 79c $2.50 ’ f!OM*m, Seminoiu (jjjounh) Jank ___ Fancy Voile # .'Hi inches wide etialrtntm 'irATi l efx',?M ri*.' Wfllium J . 11hk )'; Mid M r 1. R. L. |look--r, Crepe De ( *hine 95c a yard Before }/ o'clock For The D a y s Insertion m II The Sanford Herald :%'- iVV‘—* �pa c ; e THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 10rl927 i— llusiiicss Service Ifie d R a t e s rrS; Tf^ n{o0ritor ,nuro- I*.s S kRWjvs; ... and c h a rg e d mm*' afefw'fttew V jg $ Z of publication. i *J ---- Copy rccelv- Em UCOHO’’no:fflco l>y 1 1 : 0 0 puif?* *1 mor* than one 1**"* ii«rUon. therefore E. £saw EiTIK IIA llCt: ** " ‘l l ' f f l ; R * iii III perso St TJie F * H.reld office nr by Tilt phone dlscontln. C'.Hfr* sre n0* valid. r«irlCATION INDE.X: The b ^ ^ l .M lf lc e t l o n s are r,.*n«S»nd numbered for r»nrenr*. They are madekf«r»rcnr<-. . numcrE ' ^ e d i under rsrb head- L .1.* m“d*-up *lphab#l* EjriED ft ATE SCIIBDOWW t£Wa sW t e eArred. e»rh line will L„,„i ai t word!. L ,„„i tale eppllee to each Kan. for example 16 words K»hi le*» than 16 worda 20— Farms f-yr Halo 1 1 CHIROPRACTIC —Adds years to life and Jjfe to yearn. I>r. W. E. Muc-Dougul *1st. N ational Rank Ride. I’homi 182.1. "W E CLEAN YOUR RUGS" Absolutely Clean. Photiu Orlando UG53 or drop us a card, A11 Rugs called for and de­ livered. Riiss M attress Co. 11112 Church St. Orlnndo. B. L. Perkins — liuhcrd’ishcr headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. THREE ROOM Furnished •neat. $35. 018 Oak Avc. 2 NICE -t-Clean furnished house­ keeping rooms. $211 monthly, nil conveniences 212 E. 5th. LEE APARTMENTS— Very de­ sirable apartm ent at exception­ al Summer rate. Call 0082 after BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation 0 P. M. boxes and general cement work Mirncle Concrete Co. J. E. Torwllleger, Prop. LANEY.S DRUG STORK—Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc ns near you ns your phone. Call 103 TH IN K—If you are thinking of building, why pay tho Architects several hundred dollars for plan**, THREE •— unfurnished rooms. 311 when you can get tho same free, Elm Avc. and keep your money In your pock c t . For fu rth er information see SA N FpR D NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collci, Prop. Rui(ding Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work and II oubo Pninting, 115 N. French Avc. Phone 225-J. LUMBER and complete lino of ONE NICELY furnished apartbuilding material. I,ow prices. incut, all in rn conveniences. | Security Lumber Co., “Where Good Phone 207. Grades Come From" Maple and Sixth. Phone 707. TWO NEW furnished apartm ents, 3 rooms, private hath, $35 and Phonograph Repairing $10 monthly. Corner Sanford -t Piano Tuning Genevn Ave. Phone 246-W. By experts with 17 y e a n sxDcrienco. FURNISHED Apartment, up­ Sanford Mualc Store stairs, with screened porch; garage. nnd Gift #Shopne 1)11 Park Avc. Inquire 007 Park Room 10 & 11 McLnndor Arcade. Phono 832. CONCRETE in every shape nnd TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; beautiful outlook; all improve­ form, blocks, tilo roofing, ornnattractively furnished; m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ments; ucts Company, Fifth and Maple moderate rent by week. Young's Apartments, offico 200 N, Park Sts. Phone 112-W. Avc. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart 600 West F irst Street incut, Apply Herald Office. al Phone 441 i IG— Houses For Heal 25— Exchanpu By William ; ' \!u (1 REST RUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LJVJNII I In The State Of Florida In the flowing well district near Sanford, witii d a y subsoil. On the highway and o.no milo fru.n R. It. station, Alrcndy denied. Perfect drainage. Virgin soil pf., unsurpassed fer­ FOR SALE—Ilrnbhnm pelts $2.Ill) bushel, Iron $2.00, genuine I-too tility, will grow anything. All bright, 1,000 Acres in units, of 5 acres, Tan Means $.1.00. sound. A ffndavlt from Agricul­ as many ns you want. AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL tural Agent with every shipment. W. L. Clark, Johnston S. C, "Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chnnco It May Never Conic Again If you can make a small cash payment and finaiicc. your first crop, it will easily pay for the! will take $50 land. If you arc looking for it "Snap1 Here It Is Seo Me At Onco RESTAURANT —for sale, fully W. M. YOU NO cqiiip|H'il, good business guaran­ Rarguins In Real E state teed. liox G. Caro Herald, Park Avc. and Commercial St / f e u .Jiff H / F in d T u tt OfMEt? V ( P i E c e .' sa m e: it fifooriH t i t fv rAE’S RoimGD . \ FER ME.—l’U. n ^t'M E D B A C H OKI ‘ 3 A S H E D FER A C uT a m e G vX ^ f ii& R w uch vMAS eCA uCCO »T NEME.R \ GtROMvJ^* "JiWGt-E BOB" EF? XSwAucOw FORKED i ' FA P» / 21— Acrcuge For Sale ., A new Therm ostatic Control NOW IS TilK TIM K gived miraculous mileage to Ford TO RUY THAT FARM I Cars, out-stripping all previous AND START SOMETHING {records. With Blanche Control a Wc nrc all going bnek to tho Ford recently made 68 miles on farm where real values wiR al- one gal. of gas. Entirely automatic, ways prevail. Ju st now is the time Starts motor instantly in xem to move a few miles from Sanford weather. Prevents carbon Saves nnd s ta rt that chicken farm and, half oil. Cuts repair hills 50 per* raise vegetables for the home mar- cent. Installed in two minute i. ket. Just such a place can be had fadillas uses Thermostatic, Con on the Sanford-Orlando road about trol under Blanche License, The three miles from Sanford In tho inventor wants agents who can. high nnd healthy oak nnd pine make from $150:00 to $300.00 pc’ section good for citrus fruits, good month, nnd will send one Control for poultry nnd good for all kinds Free to introduce. Sales gun ranof vegetables. Thirty ncrea, high teed. W rite immediately la ami dry loention for a homo and Blanche Auto Devices Co., Dept four acres in muck for vegetables 2; or bulbs—it will raise anything —the man who wants to work can make a good living from this fr place. If vou are interested add­ ress OWNER, rare Sanford Hqrahl. Any reasonable offer nnd* terms will he considered a fte r flfou- have m a For Arhing Or Tired Feet See A Foo; Specialist Phone 102 For Aimoinhacrl R v( S >nitrT m nt* suorcc. >»c_ W a r H ero Gets Start as Cowm an* Dr. J. R. Vidler Social Aces Become t TEACHERS HOME, —furnished complete. Close to schools. Ac­ comodations for ten. Four entranc­ es, two Imths, Hoi ami cold w a te r,| gas electricity. Double garage Terms with or without meals, Ail- i dress Box. W. care Herald. WANTED Ft\UM BARGAIN 10 or 15 nCDi celery farm ION’ COACH - f o r sale, A -l 6t»n, new iluco finish, MATRESSES properly renovated; itad spare tire. It will pay ono day service in Sanford, by Ikek it over. Seminole Tire Sunford Mutrcss Factory. Phono 111 W. P in t St. 402-M. WOST SANFORI) THE New Sanford Booster layfrig bunch of celery . Flutlcbitker Agency wa Cara go Co. S equipped, and small home’. iVIGIIT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT — — with good t Have $2000 cash for first payment if ---- ~ -------- 7, ~ ~ , ■ " SHOP — Printing, Engraving, ^ IIUsinChH l illCCS I 'o r llc n l Smhos.Mug. Sen us first. We do . ~ _ : ” It. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avonua- A H RACTIVT moms to re n t.fo r c . rnni sLorca or offices at Parkw Ave Commorcial Street. ,■ balance can J*e paid $1000 yearly. Call a t our office CHRYSLER 8— F in a n c ia l l. FULLER MOTOR CO. 1Ave. at loth St. Phono 602 SCRUGGS-SFOGGAN 18— Warned To Itont DODGE cars and Graham Trucks 11th St. Phone 3. A COWAN CO., Auto 11— IMihi c Iln n e o n s ■tor and i.heel metal works orf omameptnl sheet metal FOR .SALK—Well established pay Trl 7Pi-W. 207 French Avc, ipg Indies shop. Reasonable. Sick ness cause for selling out. Plmiu fi7U-J. ptNI'OllR HUinK CO, 11* Mngimlis Avc. Tim pluvc sate ts now on my on I Phone 367 lire slock ul cost, D. W. Short Me I.under Arcade. HlPS-JlARMONS Aulmnotillu Eo P _i» Avc. Phoi rS KST1ANI’ PAIGE I llVEs GARAGE , MMANIZINt 'AND GOODYK, Jy?; L Butter ^ k o t e r . Uhui •immrreial Avi rl*" FoiiirZ % £ ,•* lUtfgins ! ^ j j Palmetto V«'i«»..ii '• ". It AI ii THREE ROOM —apartm ent fu r­ nished for light housekeeping. 805 W. Third. APARTMENT— four a t the Clcntfris Aunrtnfcnta is now vacant. APlity Apt. oncj Rents reduced. Phone 735. ‘ 111— Houses For Sale FIVE ROOM RUNG A LO W:!xicnt erl mi corner ill Sanford H eights lairge rooms, well constructed, plenty of windows, large porches, complete hath room with shower. Electric range and w ater heater Two bed rooms, large living room, Owner lives out of the city TWO REFRIGERATORS — Goad etc. condition; priced reasonable.Pier­ and is willing to sell at less than vuluc. $100 eusli and $73 son Mu kin, Inc. Melxindcr Areuda. present monthly will buy the property. Phone 880. Box 73, cure Tho Heruld. I I—Rooms Wlthopl Board PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE — ROOMS, —E ast front suitable for within easy walking distance of gentleman; hot water, *104 Pal­ the heart of Sanford. An iittruelivo house on large lot. Double garage metto Avo. two Imd rooms, living room, kiten* m and dining loom. Complete hath room including shower bath. Ruin water lank, houso Is portly furnished. Price $0500. Only $25(1 cash required. Box 131 care Tho Sanford Herald J P " K L TRIM W(he t|«r, nut I Masonic Temple WANTED— Several unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Box .1. P. M. Care Herald. Uergl. Alvin C. York, of Jam estown, Trim . W tornerl down thousands of dollars In vniulevllle lm m old help educate tho clilldtcn of Iho.Tenm1 tug home the beet'* now. He Is shown hero i r i 1 t o rt, hanker of Fold W orth, Tex., who pn .,oi Hereford heifer. York Imd expressed I egret His no lleiuford entile. FORT MELLON CORNER L o T .In first section, will sell for $2,000 oil term s of $25 cash and $10 monthly. Address Box 101 care The Herald. " SMALL COTTAGE —on rear of lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ able place to live while building a larger homo on Hie front of the lot. Owner is in need of a littlo 1 tush ami will sacrifice the plate «t less ihan its real value. $50 cash and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. care Herald. $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will buy well Iwulcd lot on Laurel Avenue. This property is close in and is surrounded with good look­ ing homes. A fine u ilc fo^, a home. |lox A. B. C. cure Herald. PARK AVENUE LOT— lust sou.h of Thirteenth Street, facing eust, cun be bought for $2,750 on liny rcH.sunulitc terms. This is un ex­ cellent locution for a Duplex Apartment House. Box 100 care The Sun/unl Herald. H JIl NAl.r and two lo each, cash suit purchu “ >d. —NBA. Los Angeles Bureau If you stalled lo frump your partner's aro with tho dturo of trumps In this game, tho dcuco would lie likely to speak up wllli '"That’s a deuce of n trick!" For the cards were acea of Southern California society, and tho game was on tho beach of tho fashionable Gables' club at Kunlit Monica. Above aro a enuplo of queens, Misses Alice Mason and Esther Newman. Below, Mrs. Frank Alnslio Is shown playing h er hand. Som ething In The Wind By Taylor f o p goo dn ess SAtfe * h e n r V* SUCCESSION THhT To S o S H -T H lS MANES kAV OVlTR ow V ooti s i o e * — '(Ou'fltE SNORING T C K R II3 L V TriC THIRD NIGHT IN ^ e s - 'x LT MEANS j Y cuT c I 'c C Hf'D T H tr . S « M e D R E A M '— DOESN'T TH A T s, MEAN S0M6T8ING? fTVTE POPCORN coitr; *J cor cor v o o iz . M lD P J IG H T Lortcnes / iT fM E Y tR T ■ SER 1 L’ V T n ^ n rt. � 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, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 19, 1927; <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/cc6694bbc5f10aadef2b511585b00f6f.pdf 3e94c066238e3802e6088fa1353fb85a PDF Text Text m m S'• A-' y to® I I" K Mrv 3 tfc u rl P# i* el> b l. rlf-. ■ ,;.rc* .G a rd e n l.n n <l [itsltif ht»l leased Wire uTternalional Ncrs Service ^Ka Tw * ^ ;3 P f lV V . . . TUB WEATUHH , ■ She # a iifor it i5H trn PC'-'-v /iv f a i r tonight and Thursday i ex­ treme northwest Florida, (air to­ night; Thuradny increasing cloud-, ines*. __________ N U M B ER 21 M em ber A udit B ureau Of C irculations HI). FLORIDA, W ED N ESDA Y , A P R IL 20t r>'V ss !2JURORS HAVEAnother “Pale Blue’ 0\\ O f AS M8 f i IfVntral ■.I llin o is TO SAVE !dVES: T I .C 1 I v * ^ o m a d o ' * - . | note and Brevard evuntb.-. Lpamfff6.Will MANY k il l e d in [Into andsOfDol- TRAIN RAID MADE Show s Acres In [Survey BY MEXICAN BAND , 3,0(ID,000 The Flooded Section lUSilN s PP th-; Pr„i of DeOott***, Spencer SELECTED Sunday Law Will Be INSNYDERCASE Debated By Solons EVOLUTION B ILL RepresentativeGetzen Asks That Sabbat” Be IiigidlyObservet: FORECASTS FIGHT By Business Firm .Judge Attempts To Speed Up Selection IN LOWER HOUSE Change In Crimina N t* w York T rial Drags A s N inety-N ine Tnilsmon Are Kxnmlncd Ann Only T w n A re Accepted B y 2 Sides I three the now circuit. Judge W right and Mr. Sm ith had-: vedume was rmi*ldorcd Mo heavy previously nerved in the capacities | (or ° " 1’ cinMiil. y f , In the Seventh Circuit, originally Judge Wright moved l" Sanford wh' na lie upcomposed of Volusia. Seminole nml from rn.m Quincy \vn< y was t i n”t ‘M- C ra y ’s M other A ppears I n House C om m ittee Favorably 185 P ersons Reported Dead R nl Cross And O th e r O r Knnof TV. P i ^ * Votes O n M easure Which Court T o W rite R ea ssu r­ Or DyinK Following Sacking i/ations It It s h Supplies , . u i t nlu| n j u,|BP ,,nd state attorney i 11*25. His tenure of office has been Would B a n Teaching O I ing L e tte rs T o H e r Sun Of T rain Bound For Mexico T o S u ffers 111 3 S tales will immediately bo appointed to « popular one with boUi T h eo ry I n S t a l e Schools ! i : m i in th at circuit. of the bar and citizens K neialll> CUv By 5011 B andits Today r O U I l t HOUSE. I.UNO IS­ throughout the circuit. H i t s S c h o o l­ Following the placing of the gov TALLAHASSEE. Kin., Apr. 20 .MEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. 20— em nr’s signature on the hill, both Mr. Smith’s home is in Brevard LAND CITY. N, Y., April 20.— (IN S-riarendon. Ark., today was Judge W right nml Mr. Smith re­ county and he is one of the young­ Ninety-nine talisman bad Imcn (IN S )— A hitter Tight over Leo MEXICO c m * . Apr. 20 Killing • A n d (IN S )—Approximately 185 per- covered with eight feet of water slates attorneys in tho slate. auctioned a t tch trial of Mrs. Stnlnnker'rt anti-evolution bill, pro­ ,g 1 1 O th e r s souk were burned ti* death, shot following a break in White Hive; signed their offices in the Seventh est His record in office N said to Imve Ruth Snyder and Henry Jrnld d ra y hibiting the teaching of evolution .County Is Of Storm Procedure Sough cut Absent Voters’ Law i.1. Introduced By Rep McKenzie Of Lak; T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla., A ji Circuit and t lH r new appointments levee early this morning. ticon one of the best ever made in for the brutal sash-weight nmrd?.; ill Florida schools and colleges, js 20— (IN S ) — A n o th e r ‘pal* t> w im i ni ........... were made Immediately. The hill Tim town i.-f 2,000 population \ were of the woman’s husband, Albert predicted as a result of last night’* the circuit. fled their homi ‘s and took ’' r e f u g e | was signed at 11:05 o'clock, le went Judge \\ right’s appointment , . Snyder, lip until 12:20 o’clock this meeting of the House committee blue’ Sunday law m ade its aj rase bill, which is | This afternoon Ihe Soiml nil tile eolllthoi nf ter noon, when the jury box was on education "B ’’, which will re ­ penrance in th e House tod: cniisiderahly higher limn the rest into exccutivo session and the np- for six years and Mr. Sm ith’s for filled for the ninth time, and only port favorably on the bill upon tho pointnicnts wore confirmed by that jfoiir. _ . . when R ep rese n tativ e G et/( of the city. two had been accepted for jury i convening of tho House today. The hill has bus been pln< Merchants in Clarendon had •duty. They were W illiam ' E.~ J! bill placed* on tho calcn- o f S u m te r county asked th:; ending today. 1Young, a publicity • •• • • will **• 1[ J a r for second ren erected scaffolds yesterday w man, who th e S unday lid on amuaemc: warnings won* issued th a t the act ns foreman, and Charles B. i Thu House chambers wore pack­ bo screwed (lo»m tig h t, ed last night with interested spec­ veo might break a t any time, tut*, olssnor, a landscape gnrdncr. the waters rose so rapidly that This act would m ake it ui: Justice Townsend Scuddcr, pre­ tators and church members and they very soon covered the clova-[ siding, attem pted to speed up oo- standing room w«s a t n premium lawful to o p erate, keep opep ted stocks. j lection of the* jury by nilowing during tho public meeting of the or enuso to bs operated or k,,r committee. The meeting, which For more limn two hours after fewer challenges for cause. begun a l eight o’clock ami lasted open on Sunday any shows, then the break, the wnther rushed I Mrs. Snyder, attired as usual lit until Into in the night, was mnrk- ora, picture shows, circuses, cn. tlm-ugli the cresusse a t about 10; ___ widow’s black, maintained her air m I by u b itter battle between those nival*, side ahows, booths o r tent • miles an hour, washing away o u t-j — I ... .. \ i „ , S n n l u r r l interest and helped her lawyers believed In evolution theories horn-es and U rn s and tossing | t e |Mir(M C u r r e n t T h a i K in g ( L i e d inn M e o t l n g O f b a n in r u of The bill nlso provides for t* in the work of jury selection. who and those who held th at tho Bible levying of a ssles tax on all t n ! Ynchl ClubR etu rn s All pieces of furniture about like W i l l C reate New Office) Gray, however, legardod tho pro­ was being undermined by such ots or other modes of compear* ct-rks. I02l» Officers To Posts For ceedings apathetically, BS O n T h u u i l a y O n A n n iv e r . tion for admission to any slm "V Meissner and Young grinned at tiiooricn. Next Y ear; Action Planned Stnlnoker, who introduced tho s a r v O f F o u n d in g O f R o m e MEMPHIS, Tenn. Apr. -<>each other, ns Meissner took his' bill, contended th at tho teaching theater, etc., of 10 per cent on t! (IN S)—Appeals for aid today em ­ seat. Meissner was the ninety- of ovOluticm In Florida schools price of each ticket. Tlic fan* E. L. Mnrkell wor last night re­ first talism an to ho examined. would go to the schools of the phasised the seriousness ol the LON DON, Apr. 20— (IN S)— R«held man out as an animal of the state. Mississippi River flood—the great­ I or*s of the possibility of a procla­ elected Commodore of the Sanford With two jurors selected, ex­ est in tho history—which lias en­ mation erentiog i - nier Musso­ Yacht cl ib at the annual election amination of tho talisutfn proceed­ nmnimnl ppcclos, in tho snmc class A fine of $5,000 and imprison with monkeys ami swine, mul th at meeting of the organization held gulfed nearly 3,000.000 acres of lini ns the Tiri-t chancellor o f I t­ ed momentously, one a fte r another •wrls of 1Kinks used in the Florida mont for ono year ia provided u- . in (bo clubhouse on the lake front. nrmiumls and rendered 25,(mu aly. I>eing issued tomorrow on the penalty. being excused for having n fixed anniversary of the founding of All oilier officer* and directors opinion or for opposing capital State Oollogo for Women, the homeless. That appeals or w rits of error . University of Florida, and tho were also retained in their same punishment. The Red (’loss ami other relief Rome*, were current hero today. criminnl caeca shall not operate a high schoils of tho atnte wore “ too capacities. F orrest Lake was ocMiiizations declared th a t the Tlie reports, which arc ns yet The high-priced w riters assem ­ liigustlng, too debasing and too a supersedeas or stny of cxrcut'“t vice-commodore. Ralph homeless flood sufferers, crowded unconfirmed, stale thut tho chan­ named bled in grent numbers to “cover” exccpl upon express order of ih in refugee camps in n dozen towns cellor Id;, would be based upon tin* Wight, captain: W. K. Wldte, sco­ the trial sutllcd hack in their vulgar to bo mentioned before a judge of th* trial court or court nixed audience.” ..... re j and R. H. Berg, treasurer, and cities in Arkansas. Kentucky Herman Hisnmrkinn jw ttcm and chnire ns the proceeding* dragged Stnlnnkcr introduced- ns evi of appeal was uaked in a mil intro ’tho Hoard cf Governor* is to be on. One or two of the physrnlo- ’once and Tonnessee, are badly in noo;l that the chancellor would bo reeight text books that, ho n l-|d u red hy Reprosoatativo H arris i of food and clothing- _ 11 l-nnslbU* I" the king and not to eoinixiscd of Pocy Mere, S. O. gisls and criminologists slipped out leged to he tn use in Florida Pinellas county. . Meanwhile the raging Mississ­ the porlamcr.t. Tho cobinet a t tuo Chase, Neimn Gray. O. P. H ern­ of their seats and left the court­ ichools a t the present tim e and Speaker of the H our's Davis u jk hour s were left room. There was little to “expert” hat were "too vulgnr for tlmio traduced a bill asking authority to NEW YAHK. Apr. 20—(INS) — ippi continues on its path of de­ some lime would be responsible to don and Charles Ilrumloy. . iBuffil i Hurt, also torPrevious to tho election, several about. Mary lx?wis. Metropolitan ol>f*ra traction aided by its tributaries. the chancellor ami m ight bo dis­ mwsnnperinen reporting tills the Governor to appoint a comma. vhne two persons The main Mississippi levee at missed by him a t will. members voiced their approvnl of Mrs. M argaret Gray, mother of noeling to rci>orl to their news- ilon of five lawyers to examine in*" singer from Little Hock, A r k , New Madrid. Mo., littered Wlh (hie. report is th at the prorln- the manner in which Commodore Henry Judd Gray, sat about 20 nB|u*r*.'’ , proposals for compHatioiu ami p: • ^ dr.nl in th- Illinois wn*i on her way to Europe today breaks over a H> mile area, was tion tho affairs will alst- create “ the empire Mnrkell had handled fert fjom the confessed slayer -----* . aof l l l k 4 IIMI I —g » • •” 1 would rathnr my children and lieation of all public laws or tiv with her newly acquired husband, bating the w aters rash Into Hr* ib d r: *. 1 ... r :• *(” and busied herself witlr notes on a my’ brothers and sisters go unulu- state of a gonernl nature. Italy.” _ a .. Irabtn-, 51 lluffulq' Michael Uolincn. leaving n W ing .^ )i S u in FW.-i e* \*.ivcr basin. 0 ? Such a clu in g r iVoftld not entail was prniied for his aclIvlUes '« paper hold in her lap. Her writ- •uted than to study such damnblc A bill th at would permit absen ,f -rtoknU' ekig*gw.».l-»v'. -tx .»iu. in : lowly engulfing a territory 10 n greut change In the present connection with tho annual I’.’SJ}-* jng ng was bolieved to be on» of hor rot ns Hint,” Stalnukor said. "I am voters to east ballots In Florida <M oil Hardy. 5, Huffulo fonn of government, slnee, under tn, as were other officers (»» the numerous letters to her *on. She m t willing for tho state to pay a eetlons and prim aries was intr< t* Uio present laws, tho government club. * ‘ ■ ha* tried to keep up his courage ‘earlier to wreck tho foundation diiccd in th* ftouso by RepresenJii kcTtie. 50. Curnlnnd. imiMt liftvo it two-thirds m ajority Finn* for holding a num - r of by lottcrn und oxpres*ii<iis of con­ ,f my children’s faith. We are tlvo MncKenzIn of Lako County. | McIntyre. IC months, of the chandler and the pcMsibility events during tho coming su umor fidence idnee his arrest, lie had ipreuding insidious poison In our The bill provides th at any qua!' or the fall of tlm government were discussed following th** elect­ requested her to remain nwuy luldlc school* and discrediting tho i S ector who oxpocui to be r.l* to seo IJO IIL-II *»*»• '*, r ■ e*-” *"-.......... , , , laMtini. til rough tiro iparlimcnUuy crlaii ion and arrnngomcnU for Hie for­ from court until the testimony Hildo." 1 sent from hl» homo county on*thi of parting was too much for her. d ra g g in g household >Flowers. Wrights, and Mrs. Bohen mudo a dash *or | nml personal belongings, is excluded. mal dedication oT tlm now was begun, but she insist* upon The present suicide wave i n j,i ny of an election, may apply Li ir old child of Mrs. El- her apartm ent, where she patherAnutlier report is tlutt a procln- clubhouse were begun. Tina will coming. the county s ccure for the moment in lher»American colleges and' universities I pperaon e r s o n to .......... . . .judge _ of h Mrs. Gray occasionally looked was Ut to KWtho vssv clcr _______ ______ by n number «•( or her home couuty, or od together a few clothes and her fUj,et. camps, flood sufferers could Viation nuiy bo issued granting probably take the form nT n m aj­ attributed or social event, officers announced fixedly a t Mrs. Snyder hut the norsons to tlm teaching of cvulu- of a city for nn official bnllot nn ’ ttl >. B0, Wrights. passport, returning ju st in time n„thlnir but sit down and wuil amnesty to many of the adversar­ of Fneisnr who are either im­ today. This will iwolmbly tuko woman defendant never looked her *.icu 11* declaring th at God never rant hl» bnllot by placing it in »r. 00, farmer, Athens- to board tile sliip. for the Mississippi to reach Ua ies prisoned or under police surveil­ place next week, it is said* way. ■•xlsted and that man was never scaled envelope. crest and then slowly recede. lance. , . ,, , rented. A bill ‘emuncipntlng women fron The ercsl is expected Saturday, Tlic reports state that if chan­ Apr. 20 (INS) — “Thai* highbrows th at have the disabilities of coverture, nr th , went lull- bureau here said to­ cellorship is created Prem ier Mus­ si uul 25 dead, more tliun ore theory than they have senso proriding th a t m arried women nvi day. Ruins however, were still solini will relinquish his present I) injured and property jv ho nro teaching theso theories in ,j0 nj| actll jtl reference to proper! falling in parts of Tennessee, Miwrort folios ns ministers of w ar, nnted in millions, was l o lie A lj DETROIT, Apr. 2 0 —a » a ir o ir achools are infidel*, "TU ,p' ” *;8 onme oxtent ns single won* and Arkansas, adding to tin* vuv. uir. homo office mul forcij^n ol ^ # ■, to vthe l l v WH IIIV ™ TOKYO, Japan, Apr. 20—(IS) .{ssippi . . y of u -cries of tor",d agnostics,” ' ** Senator *' ' ' • . J * en, uxcept th a t *ho may not alio : m ystery was thrown about tho nl —Scores of Japanese villagers on jj. comfort of tho refuge^* fin*. It is reported th a t Signor rated iner tho south . R| e or encumber the honicsten ' Ingletnry of tlm fourth district logml jury scandal in ihe $1,000.­ ;.i(.0 i nild H t,| Lllhourne, no.., Claim would beconio m inister of [tCifsth lute yesterday, Shikoku Island were killed and m - ; or lured to tho committee. without tlie joinder of her husbum'. 000 Ford-Sapiro libel suit today jured when Mima bridge cracked will soon!bo immdntod, hud tin* undefense, combining the deportilc (licet, nti tlie list - “They urn teaching thut God A large number of j»eo)de arc when Mrs. Corn Hoffman, one of lever existed and are underinin- und providing that m arried wome injured is impoiudblc •nitlor the wolftlit of a 17tB0B-iK)Uinl r r r ihin train Bervu*o Iium liampcirn im-nts i.f war, navy and air. hlK. . shipmcnL of supplies t<> refugee nf,r Fcdcrzoni is mentioned as expectivl to 1"’ presen* tonight at tho women jurors In the case was ng mul destroying tho faith of our inny acquire, hold nmnugc contn it communication, torn stone* today. use. enjoy and dispose of ntiy Jiro) Tlic stone, drawn by horses and ,.an,,,s. Kv n the Southern League foreign minister. llio linn ini Clmrity I nil I mp again brought, to the. federal •hlldrrn." ks wind-, ore restored. Ho declared tlint re ­ erty, rcnl or person,” wns intmdu* .................................................. schedule will have t" unKlkg ch tb to t>Pirin a t U o'clock and building for questioning. tf»t It- • of life occurcd followed by 1.000 persons, was In- bn oball Accompanied by hor husband, cords showed that sixty seven per- cd in the Sennto by Senutor W. ( a momiuumt ■it,, as ..............- ■ of honor , 1deigo i a revision, owing lo lb: mombcrc In charge of thq uffnir iarfir't district in the t mleil (Cuntivucd On Fage 2) Hodges of tho eighth district. Mrs. Hoffman, who*is accused by mTaniadb, a gicolly adorned n f I.ccan e travel into Arkf nro planning several novel foncf Ibc ttpir. Itiiffulo of The hill provides th a t n hURbani Ford’s attorneys of expressing tures which will l»e Introduced on 1/cral )cadcr. >,as i • so imcerLdii. ifil On Page 5) anipatliy towards tlie motor king, and wife may sue each other. I la* dam e fliazr to entertain the Following Hie br.’ak of tin.* New was secretely grilled by depart­ The Stnntc today adopted a Madrid leveu last night, tho rain ••Fop" Limkin, physical director visitor*. Many of tiro la tte r nro ment of justice agents. amendment to Senator Wngg W ill i iiu v . I k I i I I I .* • C l i / t r l I v pair tiir Minsiwiliipi la KWCcp (,f the Y. M. C. A. today appeared expected from DeLcnd nml Or­ Neither the agents nor atto r- • •deficiency hUi’ tliat would pc*’*r, J ,, i„ N ic a r a g u a S h o rtly u u . h - n m ™ , h, , before the Kiwanis Club and ask­ lando. noys the sit would discuss the ' The program for Thuradny eve- judge* of circuit court* to p in,:, The procccdr. of the dance arc latest indcveliipement IIM A T I I V P S 111 . — .Saint Fram-ls and Little River bns- ed the organisation to support a in tlic nllegvc lug's concert by the Municipal a deficiency in rcnl estate lltlgntiiContinued On Pago 5) lmschxll league for Sanford hoys lo ho used in orphan relief work scandal. WASHINGTON. April. *J(l liud. U» he given in Central Fnrk to tho full amount tu balance cH htqica in t an ford and Seminole County between tlic ages of 12 and lo (IN S )- President Coolldgo t 8 O’clock, as follow*: if the judges wish. onsidcr and the dunce ia nn annual affair to ho able to withdraw a considerJ. Mauch "Dayton University that is said to have brought a Senate memorial two introduce ' > lMri Uimking cited tho exam pb [tEST. KIm.. Apr. 2 0 - •'•blc numlier of tho' U. R,“ rln‘ B Senator Wataon, asking tho t n set by the Lions Club in tqmnsor- great amount of reliof !*» many -V- t licrarlo Mach- [>'..n Nicaragua n the near fu tu n . ’T Ovrture "Strmd.Ua” Flotow. by .’‘ ling the orgmiizution of a junior children* « * F„x Urot "Take In Tli*' ted SU tea to raise th* duty^ (; fa. »ho ii u huduh l to he informed callers ut tho w n and peppers into the Qn (Siiorgf Broftkliu # h! A-Fox T rot "Tako in Tho” tomatoes MARION. III., Apr. W —;(INS) •hoy’s league and suggested several ' dii.. afternoon fiom D'h1,”0 l<~.ny’ forcey, Apr. 1 led States from Cuba and Meorcheetra hi‘ t been engaged | . , in-* o«-c» «•*]*“•*?* (*mI..........iYn »u«it ill the Ulilted { The Diaz goveri umiit ton • ». 'I In* vert Lull- i*f the I'lrat Hup | plum, wihch lie stated might prov* Ii iecn orcnesira •y" Davis nml conrnd. adopted on third rcadir to furnish tho mu* .c. Tho players (IN S )—One mna wns ......... killed five After co, -t. Idyl ’’Love’s Dream Dr ^ «"**t all hitherto nc- nidoed by tho '» « ««* ‘,l. } ; j,, U*t ( hurch was wrecked hy n • ru c essful in an older boy s tenv/nundcil 1 o use aro trom DcLand and mere persons reported v/m The nioinuriul a«k» that the prove bomb siiortly s f '- r .election re­ h r Unit" Cztbutkn. )*’ *1 I y bviug in ' ,,n''y g etting I h , It ( , u .thi . . . ». . _, . , _ J f t i f t to and the entire town duty of one trnlf cent be raireil and is . expected * *terrorize;* intermission. (**at th.■ .iiiu* time Nicaragua und conditions a n o. turn* Indicated that three mem- • The m atter wns taken under Daytona h a n an unidentified man went three rents i»or pound. 5. Selection "TrnvisLi Nurdl. 1,era of the church were elected advisement und a committee ap­ iVt<trn c t<>inMiy persons from th cio lw 'nmiiek here today with h gun which p * liberal iiilerprelatlon lonlln«r ^ore_»teble._____ . pointed to discuss the proposal cities. Senator John Wm. Wntaon (t. A-Yulsc "In A Little bpnnlsh • city commissioners. T»e-jtinna| law of extra Vi « . T /i L n und Jo aiako a repurt af the next Dada couuty, rising on u point Every thing was made ready ho hml just purchased ut u hard­ I The blast which broke window* store. Dr travel under the Cu- • SOlOflH IvC tC bb 1 O " * ^ for the a ffa ir this afternoon nml ware ^ B-Fox Trot “Smile a Little B it” personal privilege, today flnyed : in neighboring houses, urcured *es»ion of the club. Tho man believed to he insane, Otumllvoly he will — ,j • tb r durprutiona were eoinplctco nt editorial In a Tnllnhnssee morrtii* T a l l a h a s s e e Mothon mid Sholvln. shortly a fter u car reared paat ttw * barricaded IlllUKetf in a luaiae, a f­ roil throughout his Ber­ paper that termed hi* E rerglad a late hour. 1 7. Medley "Old Favorite* church a t high speed. ^ ter Ills reign of terror, and defied mmtry. drainage bill. Introduced yestcnlu , 1 TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Apr. 2° police, ■■nl- have been mad " ' h. March "Tlic D etroiter" Johu- nn ‘Spitovork Against The C< (IN S )—The II ouko o f. Rcprc$300,000 FIR E AT JOLIIH' An airplane was dispatched to ’rr the private car on* ernor.' ,n fceiitntlvc* took a 20 minute reSun Francisco to *ccuro tear JOLIET, HI., Apr. 5y lr*vv| to Waiddngto: 8°P. Anthem “Tho S ta r Spangled Senator Watson termed the r M1LLEDOKVIliLB, Gn., Apr. 2d jr,'cesH today to afford legislators to bombs with which to subdue the Fire originating ill the ‘r*’1fLr. Tlie miloaui’ i.. TallahusMO * bust- room o- ko t,. ii, nfi,„, — i.. . - ,— r • lorial ns unjust and unw arrnnt' I Banner" Key. of the SUr-Peerloss \NnH _(IN S )—The boyhood home of maddened man. cn L i* uili i .. • i ill «• win w taken on n * m and *nid that It wo* written fflr P Fauer Company destroied. too William G. McAaoo tmlnv hn» on Seventy-three passeogors. mem­ litlcal purposes only. *t{lUrP"f tht‘ cll>' ulr0 The fire 'w a s lltllc more than larger of th e T In n ’s two ^ W lg * 5 •Al Smith for Frcsldcnt Clul). bers of the Clyde Steamship Com­ i(,V \ Uein, flluK* 0-1 1smoke but the fire siren wn Urn here today, causing a Iosh cf SJOO,Dr. K. A. Tigner. president of Ibi* pany'* annual E aster Party tour, newJy formwl erganisution. annun- dis-einharkcd in Sanford today 000. , », « •' «• «*• ,o evd that the club hu* HH1 nn*m- from tho steam er Osceola for a *** ”f «hc udmlnls- ;un^ cedc<,• U ra, nil hut one nro pretooUuits. Hhort tour of the city preparatory The club bn* rent a telegram to and thence to New Yok. rJ*,oftr t^u‘ execuUv-! L i ittsidfut (’hilos de Governor Smith, congratulating The entire party Is from New CHICAGO, Apr. LOS ANGELES, Apr. 2 0 - .' friendship." F t Machado's absence Idm on hi* reply to the Mnreholl York City und. como to Jackson­ (IN S )—The body of Roy Ray­ When Kelly came to IteyP>on<** ,llglfln«r f a r nearly four hour*- ; . tiven a* the reason homo in Hollywood, j^ ruin» of (,f an tw. two story frnv questionnaire. iioiiywouu. according to *' ,tl»e ruins ville by steam er under tho direc­ Prwtikntod arrange! t.uildim: following a terrific e , . Mc'Adoo wn* Imm In Marietta, tion of A. W, P y . passenger mond, musical comedy star, awnit- Ethel l^*e . th« ma d. ant firomcn le w jjUl |{vcil in MIHedgeviHc with traffic m anager for the Clyde .1 an aiil.ijwy in tho morgue* to,lay. uoked him, wlwfu elro. M fIM M J.loaiou, police and nf bu»iiw^» here on the night of rd th at «'nrlo Joflobt, his wi WASHINGTON. April '-W— ) i , dhupptarmneo In un intoxi- hte parents from three to 10 ycnr.i Line*. Ono hundred and twenty- I'nul Kelly, ecreeii sta r, wn* held live persons made the trip to tlu in jail on u chargu of suspicion of U" j j r . Kelly tUua ktiocked Mr. Anna end tlicir Inhv, supposed • (IN S )—Doubt was expressed »»" cnted condition Hi* cur was luter of age. Gate n t y and 73 of them express­ m urder nml Dorothy MnrKaye, Raymond down tlireo ct four lutvn bean entonifd were liv r day that the m ystery surrounding found abandoned with a Hat ire tune*,’' M<r3 U e caid. “ Before safely r.sveral irdlas away. ed a desire for the St. Johns near Great Fall*. The countrythe death of Cupt. Fcderlck Ken­ f f i wns searched without fucce*- . | river trip and a view of Snitford’* Raymond's wife und well known kcllv left he hit Raymond another Th* v*plo*lon, sim illar to o* LSUTON Ami! 1'j— ner J r. w e a l t h y ’war veteran mvl und then a week later hi* aefres*. wn* under a physicians' heavy blow. Mr. Raymond war. which killed eight Saturday w.on “ml {ceiory delta. : bleeding from tho heating." •ur th rare —the nfterm uth, according to braughf (Ceres of excil* * p Haiu steel man. ever will be- cleared up. tout were found in n spot ni« Fion When a physician w as I ailed ing INVITED TO VIRGINIA police of a love uffalr. Kopiier disappeared here on At'-* rivci benk tliat liud previously inn U“ tlu* Yedpelghlier* to the seem* and flieirc* " NEW YORK. Apr. UO— (INH)— 1 Tlie wife, Dorothy MncKuyo, lias Sunday afternoon, Raymond was were nssured th at the Jacobi fnm 5 and hi* body was taken from well fcnrehcd by Invoatign- IGcrge H. Wilkins und pilot Els- , ( *n J,!,*rd. k*rd’ iu 1,1 ordei ^..... II Klill uiuonsiou*. He was taken been itted her frlepre-liip for Kelly, ily occupied rooms in the ronr M the Fotmuuc River near Gren who have been missing for j WASHINGTON. Apr. 2 0 - llN S ) adm a friendship he»- husband wished to a hospital and died there yes­ tho »t(.-rc. F nil-, late yesterday. An outeP*/ tor*. — -Prcflcjcnt Cooliiltfo invited Aixiut the tlmu of Id* disup- ’*on, more than u week, a fte r taking | nmrning. Ill* death was at the I failed to establish ronelusKcly ttuifriciuU — said he was to off in an aeroplane from Point by Governor Byrd of Vlrpipla to­ her to coasi*. According to police. terday Wi; ( This friendship, according to the caused by internal hemmorrhuges, The Royal Aotomobile Clul> • h<* was drowned, yet no ^ L Vl. C,mc to New "York’ to consult Harrow. Aln*kn. in March of now day to ottcml the ojM*ninir of the pretty, young uctre**. wiui mlsin- according to physlcinns. Sweden, a* a seri’ic** te it» nu. Richmond Washington highway "Vk^ m p L t e d have of injury coud U*. found on J J nltomey* concernlBg codco-mu* an ~* Raymond nml hi* wife wire land in*the Arctic circle, huve hot n her* I* putting mechanic* nlon. M-ttled. in which he wn* tq located and ui> safe, according to at Fred«rlck*hurg on May 28. The ternreted liy h rr husboud. Kll) . . .Vut*. *>ut wlu n lody. A compromise verdict w»* married seven year* ago. Both “Paul and I have been friend* th‘* Farm Loan I finally leached "death h> drown ) • * hart.(| n quarter of a mlllio.i an announcement made thin a fter­ invitation was presented hy Scnnwere playing In a New York pro­ the country rord£ to assist w ater Position to afford Let- ing. accidcntaj' with a quest’ • havo i lnvv firm of Joh. " , '\ ’ noon by the North American news­ for Swanson. The President took for years,” -abs said. “ We were duction nt the tim e. itts and to a rt as guide*. kid* ♦r^elhcr. It was * clean K j r l l ^ p e r s tl v a „0cii*- m a r k placed a fte r the last * i J c a n d i d a t e for president, paper alliance, it under ndrisonmnt, _ credit hanks. 1 I’ollce a n d friends h«v« | K « p r r> ,,t,orncV*' lie-had that K'>PP»T !'’D l,,ulv . ndtl killed o r seriously wounded, in oiu* of the most frinlitful bandit raids in history, when the ,i_Twvnty one «lojul. (Stmnlelnporn-Mexico City train f t and hundreds of was attacked by bandits 100 miles east or G uardcljara a t 7 tf dollars p ro p e rly o'clock. the estimate t«> | No Americans were unw ilt the (cost of the w ave ol t(|(.n(| ol- injured. hTe bandit* who nllncketl tile _hich JreateriUiy -h control Illinois train numbered' 55<00 H and they sucr! .....i riili.ur cewlcMl m stopping it and entered In'jl fives and fillin g into an engagement with fifteen Federal solidiers who were acting kill with victim s. an escort for the train. 'Ihe Tjpjjy were seeking to ns battle but a brief one, for the w left in the P''th of Federalwas troops were quickly wiped ith* town’ and villages I twoters. Once I lie firing had ceased the ati betc It"’ brunt >•> bandits locked tiic doors of the ,f|(» with. Carroll- train and set it on lire. Irnmodi■Iff, panic broke loose within tho iamail.1 struck Wrights ately train as men, women and children 1 .*, muffing out the shrieking and fighting made ef­ a wnons eating their forts to escape. As tho passengers ,1. »H thrn wrecked ii attem pted to scramble through the the Centerville school windows of the burning cars they Him killing th" tench- were met with fusillades of rebel wr Keller, and injur- 1 bullets. , . The m eagre dispatches received jrrirl a heroic death. here destribed the scene as “ntro• ■gpib to li.- flat on the cious." , H»rk. fonnebshaped | parer. rhe hrncid tier < the door. After the ossed her bruised body (ten. in- Apr- ■?!MUSSOLINI MAYjMARKELL AGAIN BECOME ITALY’S NAMED AS YACHT : 1ST CHANCELLOR CLUB Mary Lewis Off For Kiirope OnHoneymoon Many Japs Killed In Collapse Of Bridge Usinre Crowd I Woman Is Questioned Tn At I InFord-SapiroSui Expected Elk Dance Tonight Kiwanis Club Aslu’d To Back Boy League Thursday Program Of Band Announced Brfnl M’lrlvirln Marines May Leave italesToday Church Vestibule Is Wrecked In Illinois To Fire Man Runs Amuck To Kill One, Injure Five A) SmithClnh Formed In McAdoo’s Oldllomc Large Tourist Group Visits City Today Screen Star Held Pending Probe Of Blast Wrecks Block Death Of Ray Raymond Of Hollywood But No Ono Is Killc: ^ Mystery Siirroun^nffD eatt6F W w ^ Veteran Unsolved By Capital l onit jp To Change r arm Loan Bodv Wilkins And Ellison Are Reported Found BTgfggM**».«■» J ".w �vM*w '•• ™ fti, ay- JV; * , p v y •ahk snr v '-. p T ■ or W* '\hM D ft 1* T n E S A N F o n n h e r a l d . T u e s d a y , A r n iL 19.1027 H enry Ford's Collection \ ,Of Americana To Be Put / n Big Museum A t Detroit Celery Market « V• »w-« i. IFinds Girl Kidnaped 11 Years Ago FRENCH PUT A LL MARCH BUILDING HOPE IN TOURIST SHOWS INCREASE CROP THIS YEAR OVER FEBRUARY Coolidg** Talkative! Says Brit ih Ad MaJ cou rtesy WASHINGTON* A n r/’ m CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (INK; Take il frail Sir Cjm SHIPM ENTS — Prim ary Des­ les Iligham , Pritisii i,Im rti^ tinations. man. President pool1 Potomac Yards 11, Wnycross the silent man he has IttJ H. Florence 4, Chicago 2. Uospainted. •f aeamslilii ComnaniM Worn I W l * l1 ’"1"1 ;! **Th President *• .er i.i ing SIR. ISD.IIIHL S u r v e y DETROIT, Anrit 19—(INK)— lore carriages, barouches ca' ! tnn I, Philadelphia 1, IndinnnOver High Costs W h i l e polis 1. Rochester I, Cincinnati live.” Iligliam said, after Went Henry Ford. the collector! prairie schooners, of n dozen types Of Dodge Concern Shows; I— Total ,’10. Hotel Men Keep Prices Up White IloU: • «ort,. . ,, Am erica's first ullllonnnire, and a half dnziii huge stogo-c.mch.‘{•Month Total I 5 Million • lie did practically all the t,|J .Shipments Monday. Califor­ Despite Friendly M orning known throughout the world as th e |c « for whi«M the movie:; would pay nia Southern 1, Florida :i7, this E flivver klttc,!* gathering l)lb brent- a fortune. hq and discussed evcivlhiri l‘rnm t ho Urilisb tost I ilrii.,Mi3 I * si collection of Amcivunu in all Another section of the collection iVchron. Old 20001. New 007.%. PARIS, April III—(INK) Will JAi h S O M U i1. Hu., Apr. l.ilimit Season, Old 211112, N-w Iligliam was urcoinpanit.l i j is <1: voted u farm Implementtuatory.. tlitourist tide flow Kuropcwnrd (IMS)—Building and cpcmcerim, i’hilip Gudnlie, Rriliih nutv3 Ford planv to construct % huge There arc I plough Ini It hundred 't.‘iH7. this vear as profitably ns U did in .contrails nwurtlfid in l luiida.duiPOTOMAC PASSINGS To­ 1-120? Till# question is nnxlouslv I log March were worih hlh, 8tMI0 *, and Sir Esnie Hov ,|, Urit.riT museum pour his. Dearborn c>Uile forms. Several of the grain th r ih Ambassador. to house the collection, o that it ers arc as la rue a < locomotives. . day (April lb) New York !*, being asked in Paris by ull those ; an increase of 11 per .C h t b v e r it may present a permanent record There are butter churners, their I Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 3. Jersey commercially interested in the per- February but a »- P " of the social, agricultural, induu- handles worn smooth by human I City 3 , Pittsburgh 2, Boston 2, iodic invasions of American travel- cent under March. Id-H, ureoicling Haltimure 2, Washington, F.ljct.H to a statement received here torinl and transpprtntlonul develop­ grips. New roi MAYO !"• hira, Rochester Utica, Williams­ m ent of the United Sates.' It’will lie Steamship companies and travel day front the I*. " • Dodge ( orpo- slructed from Mayo to1 InSu*j The Furniiirc Section port, one each. On hand for ryration. ‘known as the Ford Museum and The furniture section would ag -iits are ixtiximcjy worried over wit) h e .quite unlike anything else make an antique collector stark ! conslgntncnta 25 curs. The following were the most im- Comity line a t Urdnf .rd. the mounting cost of travelling in M A It K FT — Tuesday April lb mad with envy. There are high­ in the world. France, wliicli kept pace with the I portant classes of work include I 1 -------- . -y ■Philadelphia 7 nbpat steady, One great com er of. »jy* Dear* boys, tremendous old four-posters, fall of the franc last summer and in last month’s construction repoit, horn plant here luis beet) Used by chairs that must have conn over washed nil six s, 2 to 2.7f», fancy now refuses to scale downward in according to the statem ent. 3 to 3,50. Cineimiuti, 2 about F01 d as tem porary home for Ins in the May flower, tables, bureaus, accordance with the frope's re­ 52,139,000, or 50 per rent of all | collection. A visitor is staggcri l by until one gets tired looking at ' steady, 2.73 to 3. Poor 2.26. Bal­ markable recovery in the last three construction, for public works < timore, one washed, precooled, the bewildering variety of m titles, thorn. The same tiling can bo said months. and utilities; $3.OblU00, or 19 | fancy sixes 2.75 to 3.26, fours pothered from every sect o n of the for the collection of table utensils, Hut the hotel men. big restau­ |H*r cent, for residential buildings; country. Nothing quite Ilk 1 it has china-war? and whatever it was our , .'1.50, few higher, pnpr one to f o r ,1" rant owners and those merchants >1,228,000, nr seven per cent, for iwo. Pittsburgh, one steady, ever been seen beneath a single fnre-fnthera ured 111 eating their who count heavily on tourist busi­ inilustrinl buildings; ami 51,20 fours to eights, best. 2.50 to 3 roof. j meals. There are even buth-ttlbs ness apparently are not as yet 000, or seven per cent, for educa­ mostly 2.75 to 3, p .Hirer 1.50 to The collection varies f p m the and one, black with age and shaped nwaro of the danger threatening tional projects. lul" Tom Thumb's th iity incli cane like a hug.1 shoe, is said In he the 2.25, Chicago, nine sCudy 2 to them. Their unwillingness to re­ "Florida’s cumulative total of 2 50, washed p r -cooled 2.25 to to an old fashioned sawmill, which one In which Charlotte Cordny m ur­ duce prices is blamed for the scar­ contracts awarded during the first 2.75. New York fifteen, firm was tak tn ap art lug by log, hnnnl dered Iluignoire de Marat. city of regular winter visitors in washed precooled, 2 to 2 mostly three months of 1927," the s ta te - i!' by bourd, brought into the Ford There are fifty sleighs of differParis. . 2.25 to 2.75, poored one. to 1.75. factory and kept to be reassembled nit designs, enrh to n different pc­ meat continued, "am ounting • to Ships Return bonded in the museum. i rlod of our history. There arc mu- 1 Itoston. unrenorted. Ships leaving Franch ports fur $15,351,900, show a d ecease of IS ■ ; , Collect ion Vurics • 1sic boxes, which still grind out tun- j —NRA. Denver JMirfft* New York this month m e all full per cent from th, first three 1! A inMher’n eleven yrar senrrh for her d.iurhter. kidnaped when a yoani or fienVIy.full, A visual history of (he automo­ cs favored in Civil War days. ikin? all rt»conl*»month’* of rhlld. was rcwanleil recently in Tulsa, fihla . when Mrs. Margin t in for westboundbm bile industry probably is favored i There are collections of shoes, bot­ traffic on the At- •’ "Contemplated new work reUIII.1 saw an advertl"eiucui pine d In n newspaper by Iter mother. Mrs Intitic in January. hy Ford himself over ail thr other U s . pictures, school hooks, sleigh Advanre bopk- i ported In this state last month Dirt* Halu, of Denver.* The girl had raped her captor aud had Lee* jpgs for passages from New York wus 28 percent ahead «f February antiques, The first Ford is there bells, huts, bicycles, Indian relics, -in, .i jj married. ns are many of its brothers rrd jo iid lumps. The history of illuminI/' t ? S- ."i? a a .1 to Europe In February nnd March j «nd 57 per cent below March of j j sisters. Ami all thbsq strange- nlion may well be told by I lie lat­ ,.[/* : >,•! are sniil to bo far below w hat they last year." looking and mirth-provoking auto­ ter, for it includes lamps carried by A M K R I C A s c o r e s were at this time last year. cars arc mi excellent ninning condi­ lloniaa soldiers in the days of the PANAMA CITY - Southern Hell The travel agencies deduce that tion. Ford has seen to that. Vrstn) Virgins down to the first in•5^ MOSCOW, April, 19— (INS) of their t o w to i S r " 0’ ........ 1 The collection of wagons fires the candescent globes mudu by Thom- I Under the general leadership ctouy orally spend three winter months wl«t m i 1 • i i • • • . __ imagination. There is aq oxcuri a r Kdison mission liuaded by tli? Conimtssar .U’:c!t:i.“h/ J .r. ;> e.f here a r e . returning home a fter J TA |U»oN SPRINGS New w ith its wheels hammered oui of Some day, Ford will pbjee all for Education, Lunacharsky, the <* ^ n ' *«***p*x three weeks because of doubled liv ' business block to lie e'rtcted on Pinsolid oak, its floor and sides held these whispers of the post under u Russian musical world is preparing (Coatipucd from Page One) tog, thcr witli wooden pegs. It still single roof nnd the museum may for an elaborate celebration of the (iro til llritlg c O v e r I l i v c r views of this government. Follow lug expenses. These grave w arn­ ell.’is Avenue. ings, combined with a loud wall of •ttc R E DA'.ON T operates, although its age is esti­ well take its place beside Niagara licethoven's centenary. O. distress from fifty M ontmartre O h io I s T o l i e E r e c le tl; J w rtcui* » t ,,r lhp|,« t,u n io n s • mated at cloie to 200 years. There Falls as u moccc for American:;. T U T W iL F R The central feature of the mini­ cabaret owners who have just HifirJryhan lilr — :rs- | versary will lie a public qieetiug, ( .a s l a x l o h a m in i, I t .m l s (Jrcllt n r,tnilli ,.*rjinCl! anil closed their doors, so far have gone Idevoted to lle-Jthaven's memory, in unheeded by the hotel men. ‘/Ac ANDREW JACKSON , Italy in Peking and together there " Wo ,VrI‘ k thes State Opera House; and a scr­ S e e n 'E n g i n e e r s w all this week Three leading de luxe hotels, th? jS'isJivtllc Inin ies of free Pen".haven concerts of , , ^ : . l ’,A,ioA.l'° ! 'l'S' A.,,,'h* * five envoys are expected to draw Hit*. Men: ice and (Tilton, still on all Screen Material I n A s s e m l d v O v e r T 0 S A V E L E V E E S , - mplionic ' and chamber music will up the new identic notes. This task quote u minimum rate of .'>00 ‘* c A N S L E Y i oded a r e a also be preserved by a play, ‘The hiroK -T tn,,!1. 1 n'.i ,::,V‘*"tf francs for a single room and 400 h,y * miore'ximatel'y ' t f m f ' S m •18 '* T " ,X ""r ' '' P IE D M O N T j Moonlight .Sonata' which has been to'1 mini$10 Tor for au douiile double room. wmilAif l oiwn i.. >,i ; , 48 hours because most of the m in i-; ffrancs rapes or $l<* (Itacrta Ci, Kll',U' . ! ^ 1 : M c.s' work has been completed b y ! These rates were established last (Continued fro,,, Pago One) |" nri.ltP» >’t't:iull.-v f,'f' lhu them in broken places. ,," ‘l the annul tragedy of Beethoven's life. nicliniiniiiv work on •, S'l 100(001lho (,ullv ‘ onferenees they have ] rummer wlr.n they amounted reD JrJilcr B o t c h r> *!"<•■ ■ ™ * ij« »f e »b - ! ............. n . 6? .............. The piny is provided in the simp'.1 K S 5w . f t ! ! « B C.-.rllr-r l ZV.r'd.vr at the rate of exchange then. John D. Williams, director of tlm ‘'" i.,01"'" s ' V Ay ' “st SaU" ' l“ > * of excerpts from Beethoven's ■■■' will be The managements of these hotels'] lho Amorintn inhii*ti*r t.V?.-fU«n ct*T.sn .r • • slate highway commission says. 810 VV. First St. vyorks. qvinstructed to make his note as admit that they ure not crow ded1 Russia will send a delegation of Although the expenditure has firm I’hone 172-W making m i t im a t mm this time and. iii in fact, have not i"^c">u- without nim uui uuiMiig Hint- »»«>. *•>«-,, .....v ..... six iiersons, including the distin­ been nlunncd the sin,,, wilt „... ,,,,,, as possible thKrVi! S W r E VUr»Kl‘“ 17 r UmiU 'w res'am um lf111^ 0 **v*-r5’1,,.lnfc ^ guished composers, Alexander (ilu- go in debt r„Y the construction " I’*'cal " Uu‘ "f ultima- at many stopping ov?r on llunr way the R.innn ( huptber of CutUmerct), Frequently the only place or re­ poi|»o he he will will make make to to or or from iron, the the Riviera luviera as ns they iney had had 1 its raiiiill ' " i .tThe state turn. What response roads, w Williams said Nikolai Mpsknvsky, to ill Senator Wntjon tvud n tdggrant r„,re b.r maiiv of tin. flood sub Xotinov. ami . toward Chen's |»roj,osal that at, Init, Jhnuary last year. Yet they do ; sta tin g ‘‘strong suuiimcnt Imre ■ft.„.rs was tlic lop or some safe •H"'" i tho iiiusicnl-historicul con- gasoline tax and automobile li­ terimlional eon,mission inquire in- not see any lesson for then, !*> cloagainst Covet nui’s Kvergladns bill. luy..,. • • ss which opens in Vienna on censes will pay for the construction to the fuels of the Nanking affair ing of Monnmrlre cabarets where work, the director suid. Piensn arraiign voiiunlttov lie iu in g r . ' , . , , ..............„ March 25 in connection with the the summer price of 200 francs a could not be learned. for Miami delegation, advising A • ! » < ' l ' lrlH^ ! 1. Re-llmven centenary. One of the Under the Indiana laws, the bottle for champagne never was The America note may touch updnte fixed." Most of the 31 telefuarod in 1 a r t Em th, Ajk.. younger Itusr.hn, pianists, Elinson, state cannot issue bonds for any grants presented by WaUun we.ru ■ l " w i*u, ° fjitmic i- .j ,,,, „ |KU(|y played Bcetlioven'a purpose. Rut these are necessary, oi, t'hvn’., suggestion that the old lowered. unequal treaties be revised, but if of n sim ilar nature. ’ F1 pal.pumps. were e^pe, tid | ,j,’rty-twu n m ata , in a series of William* siiid. ™ '1 5 ® il,,l »>i»"they Buijtayw. mention of this m ailer is made it is five piano recitals. Kuril,blc Position Si'iiiitiir A. II. .if ih-, » ' £ ’ * * " * W ; expected to be a refusal to enter­ 03221347 thhtrty-ftflh trty .fiflh (li.Lrlut tli,triu( .k'. .k'.jurud bit ala d ij i , „ S ." h -’S w lk lo k J m .. A r* Ia.wl ho The Highway Commission Direc­ tain a proposal a* this time. This n s .J e n ts from the Aro yon ono of those unfortu­ entirely left me. I also Jnd i total tor showed that Indiana I,olds an refusal will probably be bused on nates who sutler with pains in your in? out on my liaint.4 for years i were again nameless to enviable position among other the presumption that Chen's Han­ muscles and Joints, making you nothin? would heai, but non after Hthey» hud miserable, less cnicleul. Interfering lias ill'.ippciireil, and I am Mirctil kow government is now being op­ | . returned, from, slate* in U4III 8UI lilt l'(| IHilln. | ms • ........................................... hard surfaced roads. This villi your working hours, ruining It was s.s s. which rcmovcil tf in i hl,ile has more a,aintauu-d mileage l.'":>*'‘l >!>' H uang Kai-Shek I action «„d tin ,f a ll a commit- W ,f,nK ‘W ^ r j r . . I , Hoods last wee.t to cause. 1 am now in pence! Ir • Jtu r sleep? and want to add tti.il I lu, Itil ___ „ VM4U I nnsidcruble hnckwutcr ...... ...from .............. llie , Dovcrui Several iinna i mall twisivra twisters y jitiL | I buuer the federal 7 per cent sys Shanghai and Nanking as well as by Peking and can not therefore* You may have tried many tilings nil klndi of medicines hat I t!ii| to do was to influence the mem- break in the I vee uL White Hull. !^ ,e vicinity of eastern Oklahoma 1 iv;n:l *IUn iU|Y " l,K‘r in t *u’ Union, h"|>" lo be reiognixed as even till Common gulden sage brewed in- without rctler. Why not try S.S S ? 8S.S. Is the best." Carl C C bvrs of the committee. He moved Ark., was reported tmlay ""*1) hat no lives were lost. At Toxar- Williams said added, For >ban 100 yearn I* has been bell, 115 West Mailt Street, JuUiai Williams expressed a belief that «le favtp i tiling body ot any part of lo a heavy lea with sulphur the favorable report of the com­ Hughes, Ark., was under two feel | kniin, Arl;., one was killed anil four ..-m Wring roller In thousands of en«es, city. Tenn. Indiana would gap struct mure ton Chinn. m ittee for today whir), wus passed of water. Only one now break won I (nj u m j j„ u tonindo. 1 K.,“*. «* testltlcil to in unsolicited letters S S S. Is purelv vexebihlo. It I stieaked and gratltudo. erete toads this year than any of with Watson voting in the n«ga- reported last night nnd tld , was a t ixtrsrteil from tin, fresti root* faded Imir “j gggerc,i from ilieumatl.«m for tlvd. Peters Landing, but was lint cun the states surrounding it. Several INVERNESS Operations l>. I>» medicinal plants and li<*rl>- i ST. LOUIS, Apr. lb (INS) lieauttful dni.r n cond many years. At times mv clve< to Nature what she need* th at * U tfn i srnoui, by army engnieeo. w ith suffering increasing in sec- of the neighbors, W illiams said, started in new crate mill of R, I). 1 &vjujtpr Watson declurcd ‘ ‘ and luxuriant. Joints would swell so, I couldn't Ireiilitiim you up so that your syslti Semite lie | u '''1 Crofi> "UiemlH from bead- | ti(,„h W1,l,ih „f |hurc, the Red Cross are out of funds for construction Waring southeast of Inverness. at today's session o.f the .............. Ju st a few ap- ; walk. I tried most everything throws oil ilio cause. lie, Everglades Everglades «iu»» In Washington were ru-. [jclll ,.llt „ „ n|) appeal today for eon- work, although some are making will Introduce another - t«»«* , plications will Went to Hoi Kprlnes anil ilirelly t S s.S b soht at all pood drJ d railing? hill that would. I,e in- ported P«itcd enroule to the flood urea uiea tr'Jiutipns t r ‘,hutipns to tl the fund to he used plans to lay more mileage that, In­ 1MClripd decided ^lo jfy try sS S 8s. I' look <1 mm *4 move 11 icvu* s iloh'8 in iwo •ixt*'* Ilic liiacrti • muks a survey of the tin: sitto house l»vtwc... between 25,000 ............ and 10,- diana. tlmutod. take the control of the today to muk* Ml t„ intion if your 1 Ju a tll0rl ,Imo ttlc Diouiaaltc pains I Ii wore economical, The Director said Indiana ('pmEvurglpdes away from tl,u present uiitiuii* Thu liuli: f hurt' wan 1)wit j 4100 flpoil rufiiKt'C* until the water hair is fading, bourd, of which the governor and ,relief agptjcies .will he r required , . to j rcccds along the Mississippi Riv- mission has a hang over from last streaked o rf furnlsti food to refugee* for at ^ ill* titlil il V I rilkllt II t* i« » u • hl» cabinet arc mcmlicr*, und place furnish food to refugees for *'t ] or and its tributaries. year, of :t5 piile< more, and hid, gray. Mixing 1 I New breaks, late yesterday to of 15(1 miles additional before th the drniuuge of the Everglades in *'x Wt‘l'ks more, the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe ■—• 1tint smith of here inundated ndd'- will he asked for the construction ' the hands of a local bourd whose ul home, though, is troublouonie. I NKW ORLEANS. Apr. I9-— tionnl territories Iii southern III- end of the maninei. inembers would reside In that An easier way is to get a bottle j ( INS) Encouraging rejmrl* Were j,,,,)* „tid Arkansas, district. of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com­ received here today of the fight William M. Baxter, Jr., in hilly in the ILjinkwai, district. O /, "Mv bill is one thut will drain by thousands of volunteers again.-t 1charge of the niiducstcn, branch pound at any drug store ail ready Official advices state th it the the Everglades at less for use only 75 coats. This is the than {hot uM ho governor n t K l I ' ‘f10 rl"1i,'K L,v^ “ in ll"J ,,,u ‘' r MU* i‘«r t.,u* ‘ ,,ia «rlf y - ''.‘"Ung of fore ign joop,.,tie cop1 old time receipt* improved by the > kIui i .. ii,!. . 1 1 ii r ' L - '1 siasippi valley. I reeling/the cnwrgciwy relief in t|||U es.PU Iarut rs n g a in v isltid thaddition of oilier ingredients. cda!to« ntwl°«!o J!.iU l ‘o I The most important levees in n ,,. „f Illinois, Arkansas factories ai,i| warehon e, of the While wispy, gray, faded hair i s ' «ondeuid d 1 ' " u l' Up - fourth district were in goml ;*n,| MibHimri. declared today every Internntlonnl F.xpoii Coiupanv, nut sinful, we all desire to retain , ... ' .. | condition and no breaks are ex- j— resource of the organisation, both carrying off or dam a-inc nn> rt'v .. - - - ..... -----— . carrying off or damaging property Attorney W. I. Evans of Miami, pcctcd. Although the work " ...... our yjnitlifui appearance at at............. national and Im-al, wus being used w„,ti, ^ni.onu.umi <iM United Slat ni,penring before lust night's tu'rt* strengthening Iractiveness. By darkening your] then, continued. relieve the suffering of refn- ,.h ,,,0„Cy ) < oil,,., American und " " " " ...... slon of the Semite drainage com­ Convicts were put to work on gees. 1 hair with Wyeth’s Sage nnd SulBritish losses lire estim at' d a t $10.m ittee, declared Governor Mar­ 11to levees. National guardsmen | phur Compound, no unc eat, toll, Railroads are eii-o|M>rttting in out) (KM), tin's hill was 'unfair und not bus­ pitrolled the barriers. the dispatch r f tents, which are . because it does it so naturully, so ed on reason'. being furnished by the United No news hax been rec> ived here evenly. You just dampen u sponge /> > as *> the fate of Miss Mary l.ralg, KANSAS CITY, Mo., Apr. 19— States) Army. •; , ) or soft brush with it and druw "1 un, not in favor of the state __________ ;_____ of Philadelplitii, American mission­ this through your hair, taking one underwriting the drainage of the (INS) -Southeast Kansas was to­ Formerly Ray Brothers ary, who has been missing sinco small strand ul a time, by morning Evurglades," Evans declared. day in the grip of the fh.nxl, the April 8 when she was kidnapped by T ir e s I tt'p iiim l- C n lf (Jus all gray hairs have disappeared, "The theory of benefits, ns requir­ ihiid in two weeks, witli rivers i •\ Chinese brigands while trying to and a fter unother application or ed in uny bond issue, is not nr;sent riling at a rapid rate follow ing. I I I W . 1 s t. T e l. HUB make lire*: vvuy to Shanghai front i two. your iiair becomes beautiful­ and the hill, if passed, would tie up heavy ruins, Hu* interior Kweichow province. Burlington, Hans., nnd lulu, r Scenic, M itto ric *vly dark glossy*, soft and luxuriant. •i.vry.oUL.1 legislature in the luture Were hardest hit, the1 Neosho Uiv 1‘oini* lilt Route with this bond issue." ♦•S1^"E 4-*4 4-* .y * .y \ 4 -EV A tlan ta , C liatta•; <■ a**^> Evan* objected to u clause in the cr at the latter place spreading ♦ f 4 nooga, L ookout (t.'oiitinued from I’age One) K tn untain, M is­ s io n a r y Ilid g e , til “ such lii*<» from ilale of UlH'hH* was rising ut the rut,* of thirty wealthy Chinese residents. North- ' M occasin Rend, iiicnt shall Jiuve tby force and ef­ inches an Itour.during the night urn! te rn troops continue shelling so u -1 fect of a judgment aud execution by i^iyrning had Hooded lowland* thorn*positions a t Nanking, esperTennessee M oonnl law gpniiiHi th r owner of the ta in s, N ashville, proj>eriy," dcclui ing thut the tux Evansville. would ecrv.e, under this clause, us u — (IN C O IU 'O K A T F D ) Judgment ut law uguiiut the prop­ erty . ’ >,* • The Miami attorney ulso object­ ed to pectlon nine of the bill stipu­ lating 'additional legislation will, If ■ necei-sury’, be enacted to usspro the * DIXIE LIMITED purchasers und holders of the bonds l.v. Sanford A C I................ 1:05 F. M. ’ hereby authorized, the sufficiency I.v. Jacksonville A 1’ I,. . . 9:16 I’.M . of the taxing power and th c /o m \t. 1 haUanooga N (' .vSt l .12:51 I*. M. pU'te security of such bonds intrud­ ed to liv assured by this act. No leg­ Vr, st. Louis I. a S ■ . 7:20 A. M. t'Uo islation will lu- enacted which will __ A r. t'hiruuo ( & E I 7:15 A. M. “ J'lck out an enterprise in any way impair such security." Also I he in its infancy— make Evan* declared this clause-would bind the stale to Hu- purchasers of d im e f l y e r su re it is a b u s in e s s in th bo|ids forever, liv also held that V .S a n fo rd A C L . . . 22J0 A ..M . which large profits can with Die great duties us chief ex* ..V. Jacksonville t 1 : I, . . 8:10 A. M. he made, and that is hon­ CfUtivgS of vurious depart lilt'llt h, m A r. t liattMiiuoga N l A St I. 10:55 I*. M. B tnem liers of the Everglade* drain- i S estly adm inistered h.v _____Aj. St. la.uN . r . 1»j(l t*. M. fcrft* Ixiurei spry not a* compel-nl I® competent people, and _____ Are Chfcagu C Ar E I , . . 4:J0 M l>.< wagld Ih* a U id bi*rn) lo oiptrid ■ put your money into It." , |h e Ere ■.: luili • drainage. ■ t . . . . #•. Russian Musicians Planning To H o n o r ___________ Beethoven Memory INDIANA PLANS TO SPEND H U G B jg fO g a ^ SUM FOR ROADS [fIII! ggT;ST»33gl K iln ffi ____ NA 10% OFF Heated Fight in Asscmniy u \e i 1N FLO blades D r a in a g e « W 5 S 3 w a :r ~ !..: Sanford Cash Lumber Company * a r -* = - = tasg s w s i f i Rheumatism can t be rubbed awa1 I biff«Thi.r2 S K j«3{ APPLY SAGE TEA Wanted 50 Used Tires Seminole Tire Shop INTERNAL ROWS OFFER CHINESE GRAVECONCERNI O n -Dixie ‘ituim Northl iri Spnngtimeif- Y s R e m P le a s u r e . . I u SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ Save For Success C a p ita l $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Boys, while* you ar<* growing up is the time to be Having up. Most successful men were thrifty hoys. Sturt u savings account at this hank and let us help you to success in life. Four Men Killed In ■ Ku^lish IMane ( ’rash IS LONDON. Apr- l t i - t l N 8 ) - 3 F»ui rneiy were killed toiluy in an i ■ airplane sceldent r.t Kastehurch. | “ Hunt, ;thij air ministry announced . this evening. I t.. * brinui- lie.- toll of .I..;il..- in , tl., Itoyul uir force close to ono • hundred f t r (he past 1 2 mouth*, I •v. 1 ■' 2 Fine Through Trains Daily Directors j "J'ick out ait enterprise | Directors I John V. Oberholtzcr Charles Dunn J. M. Wallace L. I*. Hagan FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLORIDA. r u s s k ix s a c k - Joe Cameron R .J. Holly A. Minchew Raul A. Oberl oltzer •• “OUR F ig h t p e r c e n t p r o f it s h a r in g stock is no w * i F » » tlfip U ig car r c im a tlQ o i, / a m a m j ether In/vrmattom, apply l » ... . ‘ o a 1IW ■ . *V tl 1? ! ' ■<*” <. H t ItmtT I lattja i * . , , r « | r r ,1g r*t 1 1 * imw . z., w n u r u Uhteanpi, IW O t u I. M. FUST TraraUat fa ttta it r .U t*! C W in t U attM Pm w f i i n t : u a « » u » .m s »:•» 1.1 . . . 1 , I k jO , D I X I E R O U T E! SELLING” 1 �: THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1927 tw o Memorial Proposed for LaFollette LLTTE1 u t Il-,l TJ <f WASHINGTON, April 20—One henr* thnt Governor A1 Smith is gaining strength within the Democratoic p a rty and th a t he is more M k e l^ o be nominated than anyone j550-ono,000 NEST EGG for w il h e l m a c 0 0 k H onored : :.,4 V~T"•, Vf f—7 t '■■VP ■I -aoi H. S. WHITE A ttorney Al La* 305 F ir s t N a l’l Bank J SANFORD, FLORID] Will practice in Staie j Fcderai (.’ourU. ■ 0 \ LiJfj*1 *:•j ;.i t- l- An nttfempt hns been begun to identify him to the public with at least one nntionnl issue, the hydro-oloctric power Issue, and it is not likely that Governor Al's scope will be- slmijarly broadened ns th e tf in p draws- i^gh for Jhe p a rty toUbpdsit in someone’s hands f Wisconsin ______ la preparing_ to recognUo the services or the late Senator llobcrt M. l.aro lletto by n $1,000, tho litjjf^rad, apple which last tu rn ­ 000 memorial library a t tho University of W isconsin, Madison. Plans for the building, shown above, ( ed to* o’'d o n at'd m spbrrry in the a r t n o w being considered In tho slat? legislature. A statue ot LaFollette is to stand in (rout of the hands of tho estimable John W. building. Davis. In theso days prior to conven­ ing of the next Congress one man’s hazy Oonjerturo is ns good us ano­ th e r’s hut it in hard to believe thnt Sm ith's nomination is ns nearly cer­ tain ns many insistent persons would have us nil believe. The swing to Smith may he in progress, 1ml various obstacles remain. Ami there art* those who will stick as CLEVELAND, D-. April 20— m any more obstacles into his pnlh (IN S )—There is about to ho a us th?y ran. new current in Lake Erie, accord* Millions of Democrats would al­ <K:diior’K not*-: *fbin Is llm sr- Dr. Pierce said. ing those who know the lake. most rather take poison than a rond of two inlerv 1>>ws wllh In The throid anti other glands if candidate from New York. Some t * ( *. fii •re»>. net 1ok KUI'Uft'fi K*’tland wine and it will flow .|«11iWlnK Unit ur.. is Il0fl)f|l - which in cave man days shot vi- lieer ................................. of this feeling doubtless is trace­ **ral. JN 1IIK lntiK**F nnd iidr>r«» uf*■ii n*1nii • tnlity, stim ulation nnd animation from the Canadian side southward. able to a stupid hatred of New In 11H idensnri'R- Hint i>.it nt** The province of Ontario, official­ York nnd nil its works. Hitter me­ »:rni| iiully prnvitlimX till* human into the nhroginal us he wooed ly “ wet" on April 15, will be tho Ids love or fled from lions and ti­ to wlthslund till. I'lltorn «*f mories of the. last national conven­ hod) gers, now operate to bring about source of much smuggling, it is tion intensified the sentiment. Hut the JlIXI a^e. longer life and lu-ttor health. Theso predicted. The fact th a t more there is much more to it than that. glands arc essential, hut their speed boats are being built for lake 20*’The Democrats,’ says an im port­ WASHINGTON, April imago this spring than over before a n t southern politician, 'haven’t had (IN S)—N ature, the g reat ndjus-| purpose is changing, indicates that there iH some basis an electoral vote from New York tor. is slowly rem aking the human A cave man suddenly tra n sla t­ for such predictions. in any presidential! election since body th at it may withstand the ed into modern life would lie about With only three real rum chasers 1802. except in 1III2, when the lte- high-powered speeded-up living of as useful ns a finesse gone wrong on the lake, authorities on this (mbllcnn party was split. the jazz age and yet perm it’ tln ;; and as dangerous ns a beginners 1»id0T d m T t h e r arc ‘inadequately “The same is true of New J e r­ enjoyment of good health and no trum p, ho said. Put the equippctl foi. tho smuggling mocave man In nu evening suit nnd nace which arises with a "wot sey, where the Democrats couldn’t longer life. cven*win for Wilson in III 10. This opinion wns licit! out to­ first time the chorus appeared Mr. Ontario." The government cus­ “ We haven’t had an electoral day by Dr. H. C. ‘Pierce, acting r man would go over the foot­ toms service will he a little bettor vote -from Illinois since 181*2 and surgeon general of the United lights nnd one of tho lady gudivua than a "solve’* in coping with tho th n t was tho only time since the States, who declared tiiat the Amer send him lo a follies show. The new booze flow, according to pre­ CivlI*Wnr. ican body is undergoing a slow wuld he missing . dictions, since officials must spend "We haven’t hnd one from but certain evolution. Modern man sits tight, nt least most of their timo with other du­ Ithode Island since 11*12. Nature is providing weapons until the show is over, witli little ties ra th e r than catching liquor “ Never in the historv of the par­ within tho body that the race may physical rcnction except a trans- smugglers. ty have wo hnd nn olcctornl vote not ho doomed by the rnpld cicnt jump in blood pressure re­ Bootleggers in Cleveland nro nlfrom Massachusetts, except in 11*12. changes in lifo (hat have taken garded as harmless. ready reducing prices; nnd with all “ We haven't hnd one from Penn­ place in the last tw enty five years. “All lids goes to show," Pierce kinds of liquor, at old-fashioned sylvania since 11*12. said, ‘That nature is providing prices, available iust across the N ature even is providing agninst "N or from Dclcwnre, except in i ,.°'T CVollltion of the body and lake, northern Ohio may become physical ruin threatened by the 1012, since 1802. mind t.’a t one may withstand his the. oasis in the great American wild night clubs, by the various "W e’re not afraid of losing with environment. prohibition desert this summer. cither Smith or McAdoo. If Mc­ lures cast about tired hut rich "As the new conditions come, Adoo wins he will havo u better “butter nnd egg" men, and by such ns the so-called jazz age, wo tharp fighting chance to win with playing bridge and eating tho food are equipped with nuturc to meet the vote of the south nnd west, dis­ which a t midnight hours usually carding tho northeast. If Smith is accompanies an auction party. ' | " ’•There is nothing the m atter nominated, might win with .--------, we ... — „ ... well —................— a yd* were not so, wo still with tho human race, either m enta combination of southern, western | would he clipping around in tho ully or physically. Life is beconinnd^ northeastern states and will trcei^nm l^eating roots and herbs," ing more abundant in its fullness." lose, gome of the doubtful states. “ But we’vo got to 1ms shown th at MOSCOW, April 2D (IN S )— Mr. Sm ith can do better for us than been built for the* Ited Army with Mr.*MoAd6o.” Hundreds of new airplanes have Speaking of the progressive vote funds received by voluntary dohowever, it should bo added thnt , nations from trade union mcmsome of the lute Senator LcPoltW ELLESLHi'. Muss, April 20— now the foundation only hns been ,,cr"- government employees and otte's best friends hero nre confi­ dant th a t Smith, If nominated, —A map is n ninp hut when it completed. Two years already individuals .who wish to see the wotgti inherit virtually every vote takes several years to make It and have been spent on tho work It h U83*n'> »**' fleet the largest und thnt- wns cnat lor the LuFollottc- the cost reaches tho $00,000 mark will ho several years more before s tr oagest in Europe, it Is some map. Out hero in the it is completed. In charge of the „ Th*"'■.**“ tevealod byl Joeenh W hjuler ticket in 1024. hills of Weseley th at hold the fa- work is Mayor S. C. Godfrey ex- Unschllght, assistant W ar Comniismons woman’s college and th ejiu h - jio ^ gfircM iranfcoiirincer assisted f**r when ip- received in tho nnmo son Institute where figures and by W sifpervlfor™couneil headed hv df lfio Red Army, six shining new statistics nre treated ns playthings President W. XV. Atwood of Clark «*r Planc*s for the m ilitary air fleet, the g reatest map in tho world is University, the Rift of trade, union members In the making, ' ______ _ of tho little city of Ivnnova-Vosno* This huge reiiof niup is of tho ■» » , ~ sensk. The six planes were made United S tates nnd Canada and is i U C A u O O O p C I l S O l I l C C S possible by tho free will offering cen{pf the teachers in colleges not being built a t tho Boston Institute f .. x r. / 1 ___•* _ » of time and work, as well as of supported by religious institutions money by tiie Ivanovo-Voznesensk for the use of a "National Map wera*"uthicsts, infidels and ngnoHCommittee." Every state in tiio . __ |irui«u>nnu proletariat. The airplanes were christened ceremony. Their olutionary origin, ______ , _______________ ________ _ .... Il.T _ I—t _ ... * * ---- -Working Wocolldves for thirty minutes und huge project. \\ hen loinploted < IInIiiililt 1inn in 11024, (I'M will* rsm.n ^ . V colleges tinn nomination in will open i iiinn." "Textile W orkers." “ August tiio mail will i>c used fo r study, for see sftnie of the hooks that aro be­ law offices here on May 1. Tenth," "Commissar Ivanov," and ing used there, you will come out photographing sections of the of the Southern ln*ild- ‘X '. X . country uml for exhibition as a ingAgents 150 years old." Singletary said. today confirmed reports th at i c' ^ ^ 1 ,nt communBy. lUativc F. I/. D. C arr of sjieetnclo of extraordinary inter­ a suite find been leased for Mcest to tho public. Thorn aro today approximately Tam pa appeared before tho comAdoo. Brice Clnggett, who lias The dimensions of this lingo been five million radio receiving sets in mitt A* in opposition to the hill und associated with McAdoo in declared th a t the hill was "foolish, map are ill feel from north lo Los Angeles, conducted tin* uego iiso in tin* United States, Which needless, expensive nnd cannot ac­ south; HI feet from east to west; (lotions and will liavo dial-go i»f means about twenty million poten­ tial listcnera-in each night. complish any purtM«o." Carr a total surface of 3,000 square feet. the Washington office. Tlie nui|' is being constructed in branded tho hill ns a farce and de­ Erie mis raid that McAdoo made clared th at tiie state needed ron- a large room in tin* Coleman Build­ final plans for opening the office A London man bus a bald parrot, struefive rather than destructive ing of tiio Italison Institute. The when he visited here last week, lie very active and talkative, which re­ floor In _ tho effect of a planet criticism . plans to spend much of his timo cords show was captured by n Bri­ " We do not want to go hack in­ turning in space. in WnshingUm, it is suid. tish soldier hr India in 1HO1. As the work on (he map stands ! to ’d ^rk nga history, wo arc not concqyned from whepce came, but whe.ro wo are going nnd 1 am o]>pose<t to this monkey business m tlie ltousc," Cnrr said. Gtwnnover Dawe, magazine edImr, jvhe was in tin* llousa elmm■ , -•7 W ilis ' heru a t the time of the discussion deferred the evolution theory am declared Hint the iierson wlio intro­ duced the idll laid ju st awnketted and yrnt the topic was ail old one tiial was discussed half n century ago uml which wns the subject of ’lu u elf discussion then and was now only a resurrection from the dead. l*ajvc condemned I ill* efforts of anyone to "curb free thinking and tlie advancement of scientific researed." Representative \V. W. W ester of Juckm-n county declared liefore the c/imiQittcc th at there were two Rinds of evolutionists, "tho Thom­ as A, Edison. Edison kind and tins Darwlniun type,” and thnt he f a v ­ ored <he first, who was "construct­ iv e,".an d th a t lie was opposed to the second. II«V urged the elimination from Moi^liu tex t books of any re fe r­ ence./ to Durwi|i'H theory und dorlarefl it to bii "degrading to tlie In**, t*f the .’Blhle.” __ *rsue Inst pight tunn-d on he Jtiuinl of m piimtiun of vliunch nndpitate, and a heated discussion us t*rthe teaching of theories thut would "undtnniuu the church" was th« Renter of interest during much T tip* discussion, b e iu to r Htngletary declared that the tanchlnrf of evolution was vlolutiuA the doctrine of the separa­ tion* <if churches and slate while Representative F. L. D. C arr used tiie same argum ent in defense of evolution. St M ■X.* Restful arc one| 0 Nature IsRemakingHuman Wet Ontario May Body To Withstand"Jazz BecomeRumSupply For Northern Ohio Living, Says U. S. Surgeon SL *7 ii / v .M • mb'* & row T i a r M c a i i m ACHED ALL 01 W u Suffering Dreadfityl “ W a itin g Away.” Ta C ardui, and Sayi !(| H elped Her. Arlington, Texas.—A .„ th is town for many yean, ] Jackson, says: "I hnd suffered dreadfully v. aching all over my body. All my hood would give ms J trouble I could hardly studr hnd boon in bed for wcekj | looked liko 1 was just wastisi "I took 9 bottles of Cardui i strength began to alowly r< "Sinco th a t time I havo u roedicino a good many timfi] h as always helped me. "At ono timo I took Ct NEW YORG, Apr. 20— (IN S )— Mac West, star and eo-nuthor of several m onths regularly. ]] 'Sex’ was today sentenced to 10 ' bo afflicted with sudden i when I could not i days-in Jail and to pay n fine of dizziness my foot. Everything wm $500 for participating in nn ‘obs- black boforo my eyes nnd l | cMic theatrical performance.' fed ns if I woro going to ] Tho same sentence wns meted out times I would bo quito nau to Janies A. Timony, Lawyer and turned n t onco to Cardui l financial hacker of the play, while It till I was safely through." Clarence William Morgnnatcrn, the < Cardui is a mild, medicinal | producer, was given a ten day mndo from purely vegetables workhouse sentence without the onto. I t has been in uso fort fine.____________________________ years, and in thnt timo thoi of women havo written that ( ■helped thorn hack to good 1 j Bold by all druggists. Tom Stevens, who Is paying his way through cvllego by cooking Id his spare time, has been elected president ot the University of O *. inhoma student bmly. ills pretry wife, pictured with him above, is ono reason for bis victory- -sho sw uor • 1st <rt vote*. Sv !V % D Here is a picture of Mr. nnd Min. Wilhelm Holionzollurn, of Doom, Holland, with Mrs. llulimizidlorn’h youngest daugliter, Ilenricttu and the Hohcnzollcrn dog. The form er kaiser is now one of tlie richest men in Europe, through a settlem ent with Prussia th at went into effect the othor day, granting Wilhelm $50,000,000 worth of royal properties nnd several million marks. Billion in Gems Is Dirt to Him iMae West Begins 10 Day Sentence Today Maori feminine names tire poeti­ cal. Among others are tlie follow­ ing: Plume of the Precious Bird, White Heron, The Young I.ady in Love, Tiio Diamond. After Operation Put Cream In Nose • Vinol Brings Strength And Stop Catarrh "1 watt weak and run-dewn a fter nu operation. The first bottle of Vinol showed good effects nail now I am in splendid hoalth."----.Mrs. W. Wngur, You’ll begin to | feel stronger, eat and sleep better, the FIRST week you take this simple, strengthening iron nnd cod liver compound. r*or over "5 years, Vinol has helped run-down women, tired men nnd sickly children. Contains no oil—pleas­ ant to take.—•LntieyW Drug Store. Tells How To Open Clogged Nos­ trils nnd End Head-Odds. You feel fine in n few mom­ ents. Your cold in head or catarrh will bo gone. Your clogged nos­ trils will open. The nlr passages of your head will clear nnd you enn breathe freely. No more dullness, headache; fo -hawking, snuffling, mucous discharges or dryness; no struggling for lircatli at night. Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply a Hltio of this fragrant, an­ tiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air passage of Mm head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, and relief et/incs in­ stantly. It is Just w hat every cold nnd catarrh sufferer needs. Don’t stay stuffed-up und miscrnhlc. Corns Iii National Capital T ARENS FOOT" r. ✓ EVOLUTION B I L L I N LOWER HOUSE FORECASTS FIGHT n a New York slide fanner sick cow, he found in her lid* striking picture, Just received from China, show* American m arines parading down the Bund ut .Sluing.rh five pails, piyce* of wire i L l l I* 'jiory mu] ill© n igi|i)i*nL*1 colons fJyir.ir, Additional dotuchuicnta of ituiriuoi urt* now en route Ion wa shers. SoAtrsi pieces of K lf*«® ent t»3 forces there, charged witlithe responsibility uf protecting American lives und penetrateii the heart. property in China. n y o u r fe r Largest Map Of U.S. And Canada Is Built By Babson At $60,000 Cost All omelet made from the egg of jyftrich would feed eight per*n*» H o w sb % A S K FOB Labor Money Used To Bui l d Planes For The Bolsheviks J k ,sJir.;j?K£z°*2„5rr* lif e 's \ 'A sltA, I.os Angeles Piirt-au’ A lillllon [pillars worth ot dinmauds and gold is merely so milch d irt to Major Alexander Willctix. Tho m ajor, arriving recently in Los Angeles for Ills first glim pea of America, hns supervised I ho ex­ traction of a billion dollars worth ail gmin and precious metal from the South A frk^u mluea. Lift Off-No Pain! v n CARP IX I'OMO* O k l l l l ' M I i MKMIXOI.K C’UVKTV, ST*1 rt.O IIIIIA . IN ro f.HTATE 01* JOHN T. IIOLDHII 1leeanaml. Vo a ll e r e d l l o r * . ip g s tc r J dli te e s , h ii M nit p o rs o n n bavins u r il r a m iiils KKiilnst nnl<l pi' You. u m l e a c h o f you, nr* n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to nreai c ln lm a m id d e m a n d s which ; e i t h e r o f y o u , m a y h a v o agili • Miiitr o f .1.ill ii T. Holder, dh loir- of M o m i'S C o u n ty , <:*.'! llio l i o n . .las. t.S. Sluinue Ju d K n ol E e m l n o lo Unutity, lit h is o f i l e a In llio County b o u s e I ii S a n f o r d , HcnilnnU ' E lo r l d n w i t h i n Iw n lv u monlH tin- rlulo h e r e o f . K rcd It. \V" 41>it I’Ii h I N a t i o n a l Hank l*ul H a n fo rd , K lorllla. Is a s e n t nn t o r n a y of t h e iin derslsl'p d D a t e d M a r c h 1st. A. P. It C C. M et*01.1.11 w . \v . i h ; a hi­ lt. I. PATItlC As A n c i l l a r y E x e c u t o r s uf th t a l a of J o h n T. H o ld e r, feces! M at J-U-lfi-i*1-ao Anr. 6-1H a Good NeiOa fo r Pretty Skins Doesn’t iiurt one bit! urop a If till* face powder you now use lit lie "Free/.one" on an aching dc-;*a not stay on long enough to corn, instantly l lint corn stops suit you—does not keep the ugly shine away indefinitely—docs not hurting, then shortly you lift it make your skin colorful like a right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a »iny buttle pencil—try this now wonderful sirccial French IToeess Face Pow­ of "FreoXono" for a few rents, suf­ der called MELLO-GLO. Ronieni- ficient to remove every hard corn, her the name MELLO-GLO. i soft corn, or corn between tlov toes, Thoro’s nothing like it.—Sanford | and the foot calluses, without sore­ Drug Co. t ness or irritntion. A« N I D E A •! 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Mldt tad tutitatttd hf It* rtxou CMtuicAL co. Jukumill*. F«(nS< FERTILIZER WORKS JA C K S O N V IL L E FI-QRID a J �’T n n v a n i THE SANFORD hE R A U ), WEDNESD a V, APRIL 20, 1927 WORLD ATE LEAG U E SEASO N OPENS Baseball Fans Of Oviedo Organize A Club Tuesday Night RICKARD WOULD Nftv York I’rtinioler Hclieh Against Cum mission Order On Delaney Untile; Shark.Maloney Ilout Is Off Lake Is Asked [filth First Ball DlayorAutreyls * flic Receiver fourth. Results Of Games AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 7; Chicago 5. Cleveland 5; Detroit 8. New York 3; Boston 0. Washington 1; Philadelphia 3. The Oviedo Baseball 'Asi'bclution wng organized lost night yflth By DAVIS J. WALSH International Neiys Service Skiff Correspondent Ni:W YOBK. Apr. 20—Jack Demp-cy against Paulino LV.cudrn on or about July l and let the Worst man forget the future, will lie Ti < Rickard's reply to the New York f onimission's action in throwing the Paolino-Jark Delaney thing over the transom to die in Its own blood. That, anyhow, was the word today from Madison Square Garden. From the same source came the rumor that tho. great run-around a fte r this week may lie laid Iv known ns the Jjpimy Mnlnn?y -Jack heavyweight elimination Here's Earl Webb, rookie out* rf pun "f the 1921 cpmmunicuting with the secretary. Sharkey final, may hi* allow.ul to go l>y de­ llelder with the Chicago Cubs, who Inn for th- tYloryn.en fault, o r a l least suffer an indefi­ bit two hom ers In tho opening Fth m tti" u’-i-.'L " r ' h!' nite postponement, because both j jjame tor tho Culm. .W ebb, up Yl Tim <!.i ofhoys have proved themselves nat ' Horn Louisville to the Cubs, one Tinker Field before ural horn penmen, j tried to land a Job with John Me dii bnprs In make one AMERICAN LEAGUE Graw and the Clanta but failed. They apparently have signed edn-1 nt ojienlnjr day crowds St. Louis a t Detroit. tracts with great abandon,, actor- 1 Cleveland a t Chlcogu. ding to existing advices, Maloney j oii fT#rri*e ■will marl; New York at Philadelphia. is pledged to fight Johnny Rlsko in Anyone in Japan who reviles ox’ ratnes in all cities of Other not scheduled Cleveland and Tom lleeney in Bos­ i-’ing laws or confuses the duty of T,t lake will to: < the ton before (lie Sharkey date on May l^v r I. M All!ivy. bis u tip! a to iibfu* rvc them is HllllNATIONAL LEAGUE 19, and while it can he done, the 11n* W aft*rii" ■) ■ ' !■'■ baud Chicago nl St. I/mis. belting J-, that it. won't lie Sharkey jet t tu impriiHimiimit of mil Il'HH E&liids of p ami t* will Phlladelpphin a t New York. also i. alleged to be under contract t him ••in* moiitii nor nmrft than r ■'dl be Boston a t Brooklyn. I for an early appearance in llo ton. mu* year, and to a fine <if not less y the reason will then Other uoe scheduled. 'th e iv all being that Rickard and Dm n five n»>r man lb.hi Km y«'ll. JL-bn i. d l his May 19 engagement an* being fcWj.r, .-iv ■ ' <' ■ n .badger -d , by injunction a liens, mi Du* ithy.iical <l«illnr, ihmild pop SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Hdiu-mi.r •<•!. /r:.iii from threats and promises. llmt bit'll nvt’l’ in t! ic firxt few min!<i\|,reMiJ*nt of the Or- Mobile a t Memphis. The worst of it in that the match Nashville a t Chntnoogn. lit CM of play ami after Dial, you “tvill you honor us by doesn't look the part of a hot stint (■(HillIn’t slop tho iot ut the turn* tint kali at opening (in Die *New Orleans at Little Bock. here, anyhow. So they say Rick­ : DK*h witli a nutchlno gim. Kcvuduum' your fans Birmingham a t Atlanta. ard, having heard secretly from , But suppose Panlinu won? I nskfar patde. W ■are corn Dempsey, is iilmiel ready to forget •<>(| that question around tlie garden AMERICAN ASSOCIATION kraiuj for your opening ‘L *incident. *-* * today with the notion of finding the Milwaukee at Louisville. f As u m att r of fact, the situation out whether some imbecile thought Kansas City a t Indianapolis. VltliiH of M li Orlando Is u perfect ‘out' for the gentle­ the tree assassin could lie tossed in are p)aiming to attend St. Paul at Toledo. man. if there is anything in those with Tunrfey. la J i.t’iy. Hundred* of Minneapolis a t Columbus It seemed not, however, and hero persisting rumors that a return en­ ether central Florida gagement between Dempsey and is where Messrs. Maloney and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE i will he on hand. F.fTunn y is ordained. All lie needs Sharkey were to provide their ex. B|ifiiK the trophy held Buffalo at Newark. for another $1 JtOO.UIK) harvest is eiifio for hromhlnit* This match, Rochester a t Baltimore. "it J. it A:ther. to the Die build up of Dempsey and Tex they said, would bo lifted down tig In i attendance, are Syracuse a t Jersey City, could travel over land and sea, 1.- from Die shelf, carefully dusted off, Toronto at Reading. ,.li i.vi r tie I vague. 000 miles or more, and he'd never exposed to public view ttud Die win­ ** Lm not ci d< elded n |. find u corner stonedike Paulino on ner mat died with Pnolino. The ill* ,SOUtjTHRAST,BEN, LRAG U K bmoi for Ihe initial Dnialo survivor then* would get Die floor. Srill'jihilinMy lie With- Montgomery at Selma. 11 mprey paying off only 29 cents Tunhoy. R.|tr William: and Savannah at Albany, '(unplng around with a before the game. With’♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ^ *X * C k * ♦♦♦ It Le iu splendid shape .• i of lu*■ eii: on will repeated. r position looks : el ner. If Ki i.-hie l omplnillB uni tomorrow lie may pirne from lhe Ihu'.cIi , Fa'ilar holding down Ilit* uiI Hick Hir. t in left, work Thursday, probably get tli > call sn Friday, Williams W: U«t sen: on with six ittnries to hi credit and along with an oven iny recoril this year, fird.irs are hack on iff Sanford may hnv\ to filching that m ii! them inp in the heated part law for the flag. [*!1 u a, great day at Or* ttw, with whnt will i*o5''ar» gathering. Most f■>« tk" ;:rnn<] 'and lust fwm Sanford. rowLikely 1o I For Sanford ■Williams Slated jlch First Game [Sanford Friday | Today’s Schedule * i .e a g u i : Won l.ost I <i 3 t 3 I'uill’A:V LEAGUE Won Lost ri n 1 1 2 t Ijko i 3 i 3 Wi 3 1 *| ft 1 C, Pci. .857 .75(1 .(107 .571 .571 .129 .375 .1 it k j ': \ 'S s n riA iio N Li. Won l/isl lM . i! 2 .759 l 3 .57! 1 u .571 1 ’ 1 •i v ,» /.f*09 .509 J .LM 8 ft .375 ml'V Southpaw Hal Wilts© engineered the Hod Sox to victory over the Yankees, fi to 3. The Ynnks still lend the league by n romfortnhl© margin, however. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Albany 2; Savannah 8, Selma 0; Columbus 1. Others not scheduled. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 9; A tlanta 7. Mobile 2; Memphis ft. Nashville ft; Chatanooga 7. New Orleans 1; Little Rock 0. I NT ER N ATI ON A L LEA G III Toronto 12; Newark 7-7. Buffalo fi; Baltimore ft. Rochester 3; Jersey City 4. Syracuse 9; Bending 1. ......................................................................... .50 0 , .3 7ft I .2 8 0 .1 4 3 Season’s No. Total. Team IMnycr Hafey Cardinals I Bottomloy Cardinals 1 Williams P h illie s,, k. a MERR a N LEAGUE Rice , Browns 1 1 ■ league Totals National l-oufcu© 21. American League 1L t h e leaders National Hornsby 2, Webb 2. American Simmons 2, Lengue—Williams 3, H arper 2, Wilson 2, _ . . * League —Gehrig ltuth 1. 5* 1 By Intrritiiliimal News Service NEW YORK. Apr. 20—Boston, city of cml, culture ami censorship, today basked in Dm glare of basef.aii s spoingui. |*or the IW" lilt; league teams repi ©smiling back bay, where lohltiH chirp was all a c ­ cent and even the oil is refined, went on devastating rampage yes­ terday with the two New York clubs as llie victims. The Red Sox, in winning their fit.st game of Die season, snapped the Yankees' streak of six straignt victories, while the Braves cap­ tured both twins of a twin bill with the Giants. Tin* Braves were celebrating Patriots’ Day and they mndu n thorough job of it. They Hped around the bases like Paul Revere and shelled pitchers Greenfield and Grimes nil the way from Hunker Dill to Lexington. The mcoivh were 9 to ft to I. llie Braves advancing to a Du ,with the Phillies for u sec­ ond place, the Ginnls_tlroppjng In *** Among A. B. 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The Sanford Herald Phone 148 ‘ Herald Your Business And Watch It Grow” W if® YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS NATIONAL LEAGUE Tagging AllBases The San ford Herald is one of the many progressive pub­ lications, members of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, that have adopted an open and “Above Board Circula­ tion” policy.A.B.C. reports lay before advertisers vital circulation facts that have been checked and verified by trained circulation auditors. v.lu n r ports t'.oppid ' A A A A A A A A * A A * * * * V V * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues JCEIinGSEMB ■■■■■■« ■ » ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ » ■ « *B AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas £ ity 9; Toledo 8 (11 in nings) Minneapolis 11; Indianapolis 10. Milwaukee 12; Columbus 0. St. Paul <’>; Louisville 4. ♦♦♦*♦* ♦♦♦ 1926 Champions X VS. Orlando The First Game Ot The Season In Santord Friday April 2 2 3:30 P. M. • i, 1 • Welcome the Florida State Pennant Winners of 1926 in their opening 1927 game by giving the largest at* tendance in the history of local basehalh Your Attendance Will Help Sanford Win The Loving Cup The largest attendance for the opening game will win the loving cup offered by the president of ^ the league. Sanford wants the cup...Come and enjoy a good ball game and help Sanford bring the loving cup home. Band Music ,500 The >A. Louis Browns vaulted into jieddnd jtlac-* by trnuncinfc in® White S o x ,, tlo ft. Ernie .Never*. ... „ n ll sL)V, the cx-footbnll »Utr, blanked the Sox for four Innings but weakened thereafter and was retired tb the sidelines. Jess Haines turned in another Detroit took advantage of Clove fine performance and the Cardt* land’s errors and bent the Indian' nals slaughtered the Beds, 9 to 1. 8 to ft, winning the scries. , Hugh Critr. hroke in to the Cincin­ nati line up, having won his fight SOUTHERN LEAGUE for a $12,090 contract. Gillis’ home run in the seventh Jack Scott, of the Phillies, had with the. Hacks loaded enabled everything except the grippe and Birmingham to bent Atlanta 9 to 7. New Orieun* climbed into fireA Idunked Brooklyn, 1 to 0. It was Brooklyn’s seventh straight defeat place with . the aid of Murchison and H atty Vance was the victim who "pitched tho Pelicans to a Cy Williams got hit third homer shutout victory over Little Bock, of the season and lends the circuit I to 0. The Lookouts came from behind etouters of both leagues. by scoring six runs in tho ninth Ty Cobb stole home with the and defeating Nashville 7 to ft. Taylor’s homer in the second bases full as the Athleticsdown(,d the Senators, 3 to 1. Ehntke helped Memphis to down the Mo­ bile Boars, ft to 2. was the winning twirler. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 1; St, Louis U. Philadelphia 4; Brooklyn 0 Boston 9*5; New York 5*4. Chicago-Pittsburgh rain. Over 1400 Publishers B e lo n g to t h e A. B . C. ueStandings THURSDAY Grandstand 75c Baseball Commission Floyd Palmer, Chairman, W. C. Hill, H. It. Stevens, “Pop” Wallace, G. W. Spencer ........... �THE SANFORD HERAT,!), WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1027 PAGE FOUR The Sanford Herald i lUHrri n r r j Spare The Women And Children nrtrrn-<*>« Time was, and not so many y e ars aim e ith e r, when n baseball frame between S anford nnd Orlando was apt to de­ r.mtc r r il n s ,r r » n < l 1‘l n s s velop Into a free-for-all fig h t th a t would m a k e th e b a ttle of O r i n l i r r .7. IHIB. , 1 l l i r I1 ■ t Kfinlt,r,l. I'liirliln. m t t lr t the M arne look like nn Argument betw een a couple of street I f n r r h U, |NIT. urchins over th e relative m e rits of th e ir respective dads. , _______ rn iT o n ii .... ........* MASAur.n M en'sh o u ted th e ir heads off, bet th e s h ir ts off th e ir hacks, l liin n u ln ic H 'lltn l and th re w pop bottles a t th e um pire w h e n ev e r he decided against them . Kivnlrv was at Its height. T ltr l l m i t i l . I h iif n n r a p lo a rrr nrtfi* hMprr, ft* l li r t w i r l nnNow Sanford nnd Orlando a re to pick up the hickory I, Iii**1 ii. I N **it •• %i-r%Irr# r r r r l * Iit m f i »*w II*I* nu|M*rhir writ « i ir g N it lin t lm i from w hom they laid it aw ay to r e s t last y e a r nnd step to I w r n l i fhMiBHml ifurtrl* if a llj r o i r y * the nlate njrain. Tom orrow aftern o o n th e Celery-fads and twit ntl l l i r lrmltfiK f v m l i til l l i r fit f l r r wtorlil, T l i r I. N* N r i|» l i r i i t * the Colls will renew th e b attle on th e diam ond to determ ine ! y r f f l r l r w l fw I'lorlfln rn*l Ifr i n a n n r r nf l i n m l l l n x » l u ( * u r n * U w h e th e r th e Cells ra h eat the Celery-ft-ds, or w h e th e r I he V f l l h m i t eijtinl. Celery-feds have too much arsenic on them. T h e l l i - m l i l la r> m r tn l ir r « f l, T h e honorc\blt m overs of Sanford and Orlntuto respec­ A toll I llu r r n i i o f f l m i l n t l n n * . nn I n f r r n n l l n n n l A s s n r l s t l c a »f I’ u h - tively, if not respectfully, have issued proclam ations calling l l a h r r a , Atlt r r t l a e r a nn<l A i l t r r l i a l n g A i i m i . , , I, Irli *-i*ulrra .-m-i, I ' n n - upon th e stores to close and o rd erin g all loyal citizens to the lla h * r-in r m lir r «» »i**itnll fn n T h e ir highnesses them selves will pitch and re ­ 4 liif ii" B h n u i ll t Of « I | I K M | | | | | | | I| l i s t s hall park. In o r ilr r In u n l i nlian lu f r l ) nil ceive the first hall. At least. M ayor Lake will piteh it and f l l ' ; n « nf rlr otiln f Inn, nn irr tl n« w h e th e r or not M ayor Aid l ey can catch it. re m a in s to he h t . n r s l hoalr.rsa atirthmla. seen.* WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 1027 In all probability n large crowd will be on hand. It • T i l I f I I K H A M I 1*1.A T l ' o l l M L — l l n i n i m i l In r i f f anil r u u n O a d - is rum ored th a t the cohorts from Orlando a rc s tre n g th e n ­ l u l o 1*1 n i l Inn. ing th e ir forces with mercenaries to help them cheer tho • — - ' l e r i ' r r t r a i n m a l e f,i * llir. . hom e team . To com bat this evil properly, will necessarily a . " l .i > i i » ln if l t H » nf S f . J o h n s - I n , I la a require every leather-lunged individual of Sanford. Come l l f v r r C a n a l. 4«— | » n n g a r a l i o n j f m n n t h l r " f n 7- early, men, ami don’t fire until Crowe is stru ck out. «*1* \%fck." fta m ln r s t i m f n r il , P vt 111 M n c n n l l a A r r a a r . o f h u lIdlnK » r o K rnm — h i i i i , , , , h o t e l s , « | mi >I w e s t ik u n n fr . t . — f\ t ' o i n m u n l l r C h r s l. V.— C o in , r l l i . i , o f r | i , l i r n n l l l l . 1 l l n n tiriutrtnti. — A nr*r noil iiimli-ri* h o s p i t a l . T H E JOY OF THE RELIEVER: — Be glad in the Uird, nnd rejoice, ye rig h te o u s nnd rdinut for joy, nil yc that nro upright in heart. P?:il m 32:11. PRAYER: “ Yes. 1 will rejoice, rejoice in the Lord. I will joy in the (< o d id my salvation." II OOP-BEATS Sly dreams, like little ponies, J begged to run ahead, Ami center tn the Future. They sought the Punt instead, I held thein to the Present. Hut they would not he still; Their hurried little hoof-bents W ent elicking down tliu lull. Bull Copy, Number 956 A mil tier s tr a n g e r has stopped in Sanford long enough to m ake tin? custom ary pleasing rem ark s, " It is a g re a t pleasure to me to have visited in y o u r wonderful city and to have met y o u r ch arm in g people. Your flourishing bnck-eotmlry is ob­ viously the m o st fertile and productive 1 have over seen in th e 1 nit id S tates, and w ith the industrial development which is sure to come as soon as your ideal location is generally known, n o th in g can stop you from becoming th e g re a te s t city in Florida. T h e su b stan tial ch arac te ristic s of Sanford have already given y our citv an enviable rep u ta tio n in finan­ cial centers of th e c o u n try .'’ Ureal s t u f f ! How we ail love i t ! Hut largely apple-sauce, i o i’l it? ^ hi the new spaper office we call it "Bull copy, n um ­ ber IIHG.’ Il’s (lie sam e old sto rv from every visitor who ven tu res into o u r midst. Braise! F la tte ry ! Commendation! Over and over again we hear it. Mow happy Ihev think Ihev are m aking ns as they reel mil flu* s a m e old line! w.* Imvi* My ponies nil came Mumbling home, Too tired for guesting more. I p u t "thorn far buck in my heart And locked the stable door. By Sarnh KllsahHIt Rodger It \liil toon lie dog dayu again hut rtunc dogs have already had th e ir 4»y. IJncie Sam 's gobs are going tn piny around in Eastern w aters un­ til l hay yut their feel on hrok n China* Now th a t King Ferdinand has recovered, the Balkan states will have to put off their proposed war Until lie l)ns another rjlupse. , F e r ry year It scein* that the Mississippi valley stales have Jroubk* with th at great river. It Could seem that something could In* done to keep it where it belongs. n tl" iP rl fir NI'A\ ) OUK S 1’ATK <*asily st•11s bonds tn yield interest ::i only I’.tiG. New \ ot'k City alone lias a debt g re a te r than the whole debt of the United S ta te s before th e World War. Wlmt a stale, city o r nation should four is not debt, hut u n ­ wise use of money got in exchange for bonds.— A r th u r ISrisbnne. irm ifireds of husehull fans will hit the high road to Orlando to jnorrotv. More than one huMm-v »iinti will lie 'in confetvnc.-’. We know a pniminent dairy owner who Will head the vanguard. L-n’t the state of Tenues.c e about to be jpuhmcrged by the rising of i t -t several rivers? Where do you suppose the jrovevnor went who .tliinks it’n God's will ? portable i*n<»No<at,J S!2.r,o and Sl.VQol c o m ansi a And Records I LATEST NEWS FROM CHINA ays Ciiiit< in •(* have captured 30,-. 100 prisoners and art* "on lop agttih." Mayor Thompson of Chi­ cago m ule nn inaugural speech Inst night, lnst:,"f only fiv ntinilo.s long rind covering everything. Mussolini take m,tSn*. you have a mmpetitor. Slrinirs For All lustrum* BICYCLE TIRES $1.7 I d 5 6 8 E 1 H JP 1 U.'t Sanford Ate. l'lto h e J in -j ADAM BLAMED EVE. “Tin woman tempt"d me nnd I did oat," Mrs. Snyder, on trinl for murder, hinnies her nvmcintc, lim y, “ He ■omp lied me,” will lie her defense. Things are turned around. J BRITISH LABOR "SNUBS" Britain's only labor prime minis­ ter. For the first time in 27 years Ramsay Mat*Donald will not In* nominated as a delegate to the British annual labor conference, or ns treasurer of the party. Labor metis to b arn the lesson of g ra ti­ tude. The old parties know 't and never forget friends or * i oiler.. Same w ith organised finaiae. O ’ i £^A Seminole l i r e Shoi Formerly Ray ilr-tlun FRANCK AND ENGLAND • iuiT agree on armament reduction. France want:: plenty of subm a­ rines to sink enemy warships end has plenty of airships In take cure of big ritics. England with her gigantic floel wants small crosiers, not easily hit by flying machine marksmen and the fewest submarines pos'dble. They are too dangerous to commercial shipping. __ TO GOVERNOR SMITH, proba­ ble Democrntie rnndidate for 1P2K and a Roman Cat Indie, Charles Mai :hnll iiddn .-sed long questions which come to tills: "If yt-.i were elected I’rr idem would you he governed by the laws nf the Dniti I Slate or by order* front t ad1 CJ O n n u y T ires Itcpairod-tJulf i; 111 W. 1st. TcU For Aching Or Tired Fn See A Fun! Spcrialht Phone 102 For Appointan Dr. J. R. V-idler < hiroposhist At Lloyd’s Shoe Stnrt CHICAGO DESIRES FOR “FLUSH POTS FLORIDA TIMES-UNION A very dgnil'ieaut dem onstra­ tion u.i hiade in Chieagu last Tuesday evening when there was assurance that the ejection of that day. "Rig Bill" Thompson, Repub­ lican, 11 nd Itee n given u nmjorkv of ttie vole, east for mayor ef tliu' city, and that lie would again become the chief executive of that municipality, lifter being out o*f of­ fice f<t four years, during which time Mayor WIlHntit E, Dover, a Den**,‘tat, admi*!*'. t*'t*iMi the may orally office with eon-klcrable c iedit to hiimelf and t*» the siilisfie.Tioii *f In* dorent people <,* flint faction of the ilerent people of that Tho ib nuinstralion referred to was told about in the news dis­ patches reporting iko it-. *>f tin* electli-a. the particulnr para graph reading a ■fallows; "Around the city hall great crowds gather­ ed ami Thump on's supporters gleefully hand out hundred* of lo w brooms, with the eiunment Hint tho new mayor, upon hi re ­ turn to the city hall after a four years ahsenre, 'would sweep the building clean.' " (if euiirse those who participated in this ileniiMHtrnliim were tho>.e who wore most anxious to recap­ ture the political "flesh pots," that were lost when the Demo.rats of Chicago, four years ago, tool; ON A DULL NEWS DAY word came from Washing!*-ii that Pres­ ident Coolidgc and Secretary Hon vor must he on had term s, when the President'll "Spokesman" annoniTed that even if Secretary Kellogg did retirei Mr. HUover ■would not heennre secretary of state, N KU YOIIK II KIIAI.I) TltllllTNE Thai doesn't mean a quarrel, it means common .sense. If tli ■meaning of words is deter­ annual definition of biannual1 Taking Mr. Hoover from work that lie is doing so well, canal mined by usage, why should not the The Century Diet binary rem arks' planning and power development New Jersey Legislature establish a that it is ‘arbitrarily* distinguish-[ ed from biennial. The New Jersey . would he a calamity. precedent and eoriTit a senseless legislators are a literate enough, i aberration by using "biannual" a body to kick over th at convention, UOOLIDGK AND HOOVER are the oquevulcnt of "biennial" in a it is obvious from the context of . not "competitois'* fur the Repub­ proposed constitutional amend­ I the amendment that they supposed * lican nomination- in P.t2K. If the m ent? From their derivation the biannual meant biennial, as would President wants it, it is his. if lie two words ought to lane tin- same almost anybody loit a dictionary ad.-epts, which lie may well do, meaning, yet the dictionaries say : rlenlli. Surely that would lie th since there is tm third term ques­ biannual i* semi annual (twice a judicial construction of tin- meas­ tion involved, Secretary Hoover year instead of uni-u in. two years), ure in question. and nil other Itepoldii n o s will mi the law framers at Trenton, it is Too base a suspicion to enter­ pointed nut, nro submitting to tic* tain is the thought that some ver­ work for Hi in. votqr* a seliem * of elections which bal Mnn hiuvclli tucked biannual i they did not a t all intend, n:< is IF THE PRESIDENT, which quite evident from the expre ..tion i in tile text for the purpose of he- j | deviling tin* amendment. Tho die- | seems improbable, should refuse a elsewhere in the am ■mlment, i tionnry sport lints fa r tins been , ceontl nomination and election, lie "every second year." free from scandal. T lufc have wotilo, of course, refrain from any Tho lexicographers are mum ns been tm accusations of dirty work interf.mein-e with the convention, to their authorities for the semi­ I■at the cross words. watching "the best man win." A Su b stan tial .lewrkj in :i Substantial Fit}" 108 Magnolia J. H. JACK SO O ne-D av Service S A N F O R D LAUNDRY ' 8 1 ‘1-W iinl St Rhone 17”> OVERRULING THU DICTIONARY J u s t r- ftd of o real estate sole. 'A small timid looking paragraph contained the story. It probably The tlehiHo on Prohibition be­ I Ins i*. not been use alt Republican* fell, as it w^ts tieing w ritten, that tween Senator Borah and Nicholas tui- fnvi-nihb- t , the Amendment Ito otic would take it seriously Murray is dif-appi-ntmg only In nml the Enforcing act and condder there was no presentation of Inn quest io,i . i ttled. TJ>e In-st eviCharles Marshall mink: a tui id.-- that a new of view. The arg u ­ ib-iuc hi t'.-f.t t: the debate. by Injecting religion info M SmitlT. ments wpoint Ii is a question on which men e r e able and at. time* elo­ cnnditlftey for the Demo* taf* pnand always upon the high •nay lione.it|y disagree, nrcording Identiai nomination. Smith ■ Tum- quent, plane to bo expel led i.f the : peak * ' Ihoir tempetaineiils. There is SECRETARY HOOVER would • Jintny and liquor piociivilie are cm. N aturally the speeches set- t-otiti thing v. tiolesome in reprenenenough to defeat him. FOLK O H N n RECORD . -rtainly be utnong the best men, ta*i i* (;*>>t-niment in tiiese disa tle nothing. *>f sm h a speeta- gii-uiueiu* i light out in tin* opt-n. 'I hat's ail there is to that yarn, .‘•"t : tor Borah nnd l»r. Ilntler are anil the President anil Secretary been givi'ii 71110,0110 <lunng a six m int combat i in ii* (on Pncdldti*'n oiie-t on into tin* p»lt-. ini' ih'Ctiinlly la nest ami hath tire Hi'.ivcr had brcakfuxl togetiier on mg you, is mi axiom. II iloesn t | weeks visit, he only received $7,Easter Suiuluy morning. cournreou* v. ith the courage, of tii'al f•*•1*1. where I belongs. • 11 pay to bite then. For the h a n d , 000 this time. Illie probably qxnil,*, not Im a party question, sir. 'c ! rial leadership They are dlstiiir u ih e d Iteimhlicans and both no one pally lam taken a stand for WISE GENTLEMEN THAT will likely stop feeding and you pected the former figure but he i r against, but it' Is a political agree that for their Party to ig­ j bought United States Steel stock I will he out of luck for any more should have been able to realize ipm i ii in (hat it goes to the de- nore the question is I*, lose con- pruise them Helve* for good rea ­ free lunch. And it is also impolite, conditions ami he satisfied. teriiiiipuion **f giivcrnmentul pr-li-1 Inet with the realities—-tho in- sons. The now steel stock to be I tn say the least, to bite th** h a n d 1 It is useless to say that Billy ey. It lit a xhorr tiv’gglng of llu* e-italile. forrrunner of disaster given ns a present t*> old stock i that has fed you. You might will not hurt Florida with his want their party to meet the qtirs'.ieii to : ay that it i.« a social They owners will be us good as the old ; want to get fcil again and th e n ,1knocks, llu will inflict some dam­ or a moral issue buying no legiti­ ifstte, anil he fish or fowl. There is evidence* enough in the I slock and pay seven per cent divi­ I too, it doesn’t show the proper age tem porarily. mate place in polities. It wa* People out in dend. At least, Unit's the ticker’s forced into politics when tho comments on the debate that the guess, Tims the melon for steel gratitude. Colorado, knowing he just came Republican bosses are disturbed Kighlei nth Amendment was forced stockholders turns out to In* worth Billy Sunday evidently feel* that from Florida will take hi* word Into the t'onxtilut on. It ran lie and re »ntful. As Dr. Butler said, far more than $2h:tl't2l,<H)0, its some of them think a policy of I he doesn't*need nnj more handouts for it. Possibly a hundred or so Au eiuh(/*,i '; yvtir Old jfiil In New ta ie n out by political action only. ilnubli- dealing i - "good for another from Florida, for in a radio speech planning to come here at some Yorh City was arrested Du* oth?i Men* Is a poll y, forced upon a campaign." And .Senator Borah day for passing laid chocks. Site nothin, meeting the bitter <’ppcr.ilfrom Denver, Colorado, white lie time in the near future will change was said to la* tho daughter of a tion of nmny iniitioriM of eitizuni, till bad >7,022.8-1 *>f Florida mop their minds. Ultimately though highly respected family who felt lowerinj-- the average regal'd for [•■y* the famous evangelist said: the statem ents may redound to the lure of fiite clothes ami n good the law- mid the C«n*«tttVtio?i, I "1 wouldn't trade one Colorado help Florida and hurt Sunday. f u n - irrerislibi.-. making for iivpn risy and corrupIF ONLY WE KNEW yesterday 1 1 minty for the whole state of F lo -, Knocks have an uncanny way of 11Ion. The politician rim no more what wo know today. Mr. Gray t'lda,” an*l nl*o “ Florida coast hoomeranging hack if you give Three elephants went on u riot .ignore the i|uestion which agitates who confessed th at in* bent Mrs. cities arc wild places in which to fjMn th e downtown section of N.w-arU the entire Naiion, and every clan*, them time. Snyder’s husband to death with a V R . J„ywhU_b MJBUlted ill one **f than Ids predei'eM *>r In (he trade in the meantime wo extend our *a^h weight, warns other men: get rid of oney,” P them tram pl HP hi duath an elder­ rtf politics could ignore tho slavery "Lay off bad liquor. Be careful Th* statements are so absolutely sympathy to tlnvc good people of ly woman, f t’a thh1 pre-w ar liquor question. It must lie met. of the women you go with." they ape serving t*.w. Even an clcuncalled for that it is manifest Tampa and other pnrt* of the Ii 1ms not been pvet hops use of jilutnt can't stand it, Mr, Gray could have found that 1that they were made in a spirit of state who were sincere in their tin* rnnl. cowardice **f poliliciaus t^ n»iJ -4 -«-■in. •(>—— — r.dvlce expressed in better Eng­ bitterness. From ail accounts belief that a revival led by Hilly R ; Jlf w>- re m e m b e r c o rre c tly , the w.m always seek to ignore th at lish. in tin* Biltle. threatens tmrty sulidiurity. The Billy enjoyed hiiimctf in his stay Sunday would help south Florida A n n ricMi Iw glnu wa* to huv ■ ivm 'm v i l i l lm e-»lX lli *f tin* iiifttiu.il *••I- I »emo -j at» ImVe out Ikcii afraid *o I in Tampa. It I* true that the fin and who gave unstintedly of their MIR SNYDER SAYS Gray is j uncial receipts from |*t W t . I 'd u rin g liie IlK.OUo < i:i»rg- 11Vi- -ii'siil in their, conventions and ids six weeks' time and mouev to make H n suc­ , tv fight about it in the open, but Ue . l & t i o . . i f i i . , , f 1t m in L n l* i . f I * it lil . a miserable rnw at i utui sin* m done evangelistic work were unsatisfact­ re- s. And we nope that none who J lmblininx. mote .aapiue muler the with him. She might have known ory. Florida Is going through a gained spiritual tienefit from the [whip of iliv party b*>* , iuiJ more Dial before the killing, when Gray period of readjustm ent dm| is con­ preaCning services will backslide planned, as they both eonfessisl, serving its rusl). Where n year because of the back handed attack to imudcr n sleeping man. I ago the evangelist would nave on llic-ir homeland WHAT FOOLS » E MORTALS Iil I U K U L E L E S $ 1 .7$ ; • N.'J VMEE5BY I CAU h i : P “ Inr I n. AN OLD GERMAN SAYING. "» n all peal there is r o t," may not always he true. Jam es .Y.i ! ShnoitSOli w as snowhound with a friend on Pike’s Peak without food. They have, foci now. II. C Lipi'e and A. C. Luz, l*oili from I,os Angelt's, flew up 22,000 101 *1 , * iil"il over the pe ik ttnil >.’i pped down plenty o( foird. >n the real flyllijf age soon coming you may Iiav,* to look for peace ib .vn in i he valleys, "Peaks" will be crowded ami the wise man will buy hi * mountain top now, *heap, ami an extra one, on which to make II good real estate profit. SmRh Is gaining daily, declares Senator Bruce.—hondlino. Didn’t know die had been sick. What Kind of a Fit Will It Be Latest Nows. Arinin, Eve met the Snyder*'. Gratitude Pay-. Gov. Sr.UliV •’I Were’ . tty A ltlltU K BRISBANE Governor Smith answered ably in several thousand words. Thirty»ne words of Ids answer constitute ;» complete answer, as follows: "I recognize no power in the in­ stitution of my church to interfere with the operation of the consti­ tution of the United States or the enforcement of the laws of the hind." And soon I heard n whinny T hat; sounded fur away, And knew th a t they had gone round the world To look fo r Yesterday. ' As Brisbane Sees It HALL AND PKNTLAND C ertified Public Accounlnntu Income T ax C o n su ltan ts S. G. GRAY. Resident Manager 3IH First Natrona! Bank Bldg Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance - Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Avc. Sanford, OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FA IK PRICES Modus Saving1And Satisfaction F U 'M B £ R , i ) [ S , ] ^ jp O M P* i£T !£& c! THE VAfUj V/rrH A MILL BXCKtNU Burnt Grade Z ip S e n te * �THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1027 .Social a n d Personal Activities Tflf|lhnne 1 18 mv n n w- x t ^ ,« »- . ■ft m ,, _----M R S . F R E D S. D A IG E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R - P A G E F IV E * -J ‘ ■a At Lincoln, lib, two school 1 is crushed to death in the I Chiang Determined To Continue H LEVEE BREAKS were wreckage of a school building, t Miss Anna Kellnr, a teacher, was Campaign Against Extremist Group AS 3,000 F L E E ;killed nt Carrol to n. III,, when half I ____ t.chonlhouxe was crushed by the; TO SAVE LIVES winds. Twenty five pupils ttferc.) SHANGHAI, Apr LO -<1 NS) - held today was attended by thous­ hurled in the derbis. five of them While .ritporU enntinde of a drive ands of all classes. seriously injured | n gainst t hiang Kai Sh» k by the The nnti-Communist sen tim en tJ* (Continued from Page Onct Two fa rm e rs ’ near Garrolton 'Hankow branch of the Nationalist reported increasing in Canton also, ins'in a southwesterly direction, Tlie water* will then empty hack were killed when tlicir homes t movement, there 1* every Indten- where there have been numerous Into the Mississippi about 75 miles xvero blown down upon them. A t j tloi* here that Gbiang intend* to clashes in nnti-Communist raid*. Gornland, four person* wen* re- proceed riitliics-lv with die evter■southwest. The situation in Shnnghnj 1* Memphis today look on the ap ­ ported killcii. Utlier towns in the j minatiort of tb ■ l-.xtremist* within now sufficiently quiet to make it pearance* of a refugee camp ns Springfield district nqiorUng ins- ki* ranks. hundreds entue from Arkansas Unities were WwodviDe, Chestnut. Secret executions are jiroeccding possible for the demobilization of Most artistic in every *1 etnil wni I tile pastel tints filled with salt- d nightly a t the Luiighwu fiemlquart" j the volunteer corps. The special towns and sought refuge on the Kafe, Hardin, Wright and Mount Wednesday night at 8:30 o’clock or and pHnr to daybreak to d ay . police have been pnrtlnlly demobthe lovely bridge lunchobn given ••Uts. The unmo* were fastened to gti.iitnls. Pulaski. at tho new high school auditorium fair (the handles. practi-j there were six nllcged Extremist* ilizi'd. Wednesday by Mrs. David I.. Polite rnrs are Carrying hunMany of the town* were mTDSESO" . I allowing the delirious fivo- the senior class will reproduce its ---------------------— • * r‘ .. ill entertain nt T hrasher a! her home on Park Ave- i course luncheon duplicate bridge pln.v "A m m an Isle," which was di> *! of honteles*. from the rail- rally Mown away by :lo* winds. • 1 xemtod, which it Is said liring*! main the total of execution , of alleged j 1rs. RRohbin* and sister Mr*, rood station* to tin* fairgrounds, The twisters swept in tw ,, , "tie, wl’en si"' entertained tlie mem given with so much .'access two ,, ,r , „ , ......... about :tf)o had arrived early today llrcctionx, north to south, and ea*t railicc! to more than a hundred, liste r jb--rs of the Fortnightly Bridge Club "ta- played. Tit? holders of highest Weeks ago. Fetershurg rroriwere given uuusuiOI.v pretty the. includlr- -or...... if the I.....line of- 1 S' ” • rr “ Kue nt M ' bill bundled* more lire expected. to wept, reaching m arly j.. ivters* | n,*d Il|>extra taiile 01' players. Tlie play was given before a re­ fi l l * of Hi'- general labor and | where they spent thif day. ip. Trsswe 11f j Bowls and baskets filled with organdie aprons. Fur the on * cut- cord crowd of nearly eight hun­ All the buildings hnv • been filled length and breadth of tho state. other union*, who were declared | ~ ................................... ......... " ling the highest card there was silk They vo te nothing more than and scores of tent* were set up. dred people and was well received. will enter- blue ami lavender snap-dragons, Government boats a te picking up strong wind* when they reached to he hack .if the recent strike. JjUl GriWs Viola Booth pink gladioli, baby breath and fern hose. It. was only a fte r many requests There i* active war on the front Those enjoying the cordial hos­ had been made that Airs. Maxwell, the refugee^ from points up and Chicago and blew outward into NsfiOf of Mis at her home were placed with pleasing effect in Widmer ai today, with the possibility of civil pitality of Mrs. Thrasher 'were: Lake Michigan. Little damage down tin* river and bringing them the living room where the card tab­ Mrs. Frank Mill ■r, Mrs. (ienrge A. the director, agreed to present the rtur.uc 1 nt I war among the Nationalists on was to the 1 it.v. __ done„ here. « S 0 clock, Amazon les bntl been placed for play. play again. DrCottes, Mrs. G. D. Mishap. Mrs. The White River levee nt Claren-i Relief expedition* were rushed I another front and continual inter The play, a joyous farce of gay 8 o’clock Centering the small luncheon W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. Donald P. don, Arlt,, broke late yesterday, 1 to the *tri*Ucii area from t hicago ! mil strife in the rank* of both tables, which were laid with exqui­ Drummond, Mrs. H arry l(. Lewis, adventure is written in three act* flooding the liiwit, and the levee >*|»- [and Springfield as soon^ as new branches of the Nationalist rnovethey are full of fun and in­ site while embrnid: rod covet . were Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. li. A. and posite the Saint Francis basin was of the disaster reached l hieggo. | meat. terest. S. will silver baskets holding spring flowChiang Kai ShekV forces art* still Newman, Mrs. !*’. ,T. Gonzalez Mrs. dynamited to relieve the situation 1. fMplcr O. h. 'I he story is one of buried tr e a s - ,, rn 1 1 / 1 1 (.ported engacitu- with the north .30 o’clock nt the Mason* ers. Marking the places "f the .1. E. Brnuse, Mrs, Norton and Mrs. lire on a South Sen island ntid tlie 1 New .Madrid. guests were m iniature hnskets in Snvder. .h v nity ,.f trials of n group of New Yorkers as | N* wspapernien and photograph­ A love nest Comedy made for they hunt for it. There*is also a ers, flying over the vast sea ofj 1 Parent T nclu-rs Amo fte r laughing oat loud | " Hankow reports that tJen. Fong | love story woven throughout the flood water, reported that Cnruth3 meet T hom '-’ a“fterha* 1’i‘ci mimed to crsvillc was staging a fight against east side Yuh Siang ha!>rct named sue •T H E GAY OLD BIRD" play. The cast of characters a* j o'clock at the breaks in the levee (bat could tic | cord Fhlailg ami preparing t<1 Organ Sob* they appear: throw Ids forces into the field. "SONGS OF FRANCE" Gyrus Qunekonhusli, a self made seen from tin* air. Osceola and Lnt on Heeren will entor. The w arfare may become more xora, Aik., were ‘high and dry’ be­ ____ Aesop'.* Fable-._______ millionaire, John Kntzminger, „t.ml'crs of the Important changes In the prac­ complicated from now on, particu­ hind well-holding levees, they rcKeggy Kexford. a social idler, Airs. T. L. Dumas was hnstc - , At tlii* tea hour the card tables Hao 5 :» «•'*««* nt hcr tices and charge* for long di>larity if Gen. Feng attempt* to ■ported, loit town* for 50 miles away Wednesday afternoon at the second |were cleared and laid with dainty Merlin Barnes. tTnion Avenue, tnneo telephone service in Florida move bi* forces into Hankow. At Simpson, a confidential secre­ were under several fei't of water. p Paul nod Mis hatheryn of a series of lovely bridge part a covers and refreshments consisting are announced to become effective I present bin artnic of some 80.000 tary, Jam es Sands. Vtll entertain at a linen a t her home on Park Avenue. "EVENING CLOTHES" °f pink and green brick ice cream April 2 1 . According to telephon • J men are cut off from Hankow by KANSAS CITY, Aim. Apr. 2 0 Airs. Daffodyl Dare, the million­ a (. o'clock at the himo of with \dolphe' Menjou, Lupins, ragged robins, oleanders l and small calc s iced in pink were ’I here (INSl Flood water* were again officials the change* are expected Chnng Tsn Lin’s force*. 1 j„ Edgewood. honoring nasturtium s and bouganvillae were served by Airs. Raymond Phillip**, aire's sister. Stella Moses. Virginia Vnlli, Nnult Berry | to prove an added convenient C are now possibilitii1 id Fhang I *0 Squire Sykes, from Otdeji Cen­ receding iii Blue River here and in i Booth, a bride elect. and Louise Brook* used in profusion in Hit* reception Airs. W. F. It n vend, Mrs. Grant stream* in southeast Kansas to­ |and saving to the public and to ; I,|n and Ids allies having to face ter. Hoy McDougaii. 5L, c. Welchcl wilt en- room, while the living room where ilxon and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton Pansy Sykes, the Squire's niece, day following the third flood in eliminate service difficulties which w arfare on more than one point. ('omedy ,t“ bridge at '’v,IH’ k 1 at the card tables were placed, was , Pretty pink baskets filled with aalI three weeks. Forty iamiiie* ‘bad prevailed under the present itched- , It l* doubtful whether Feng cull Ruth Grier. \ f Mrs. Ik A. Howard. abloom with gladioli, lupins, hong- 1 ted nuts were placed on each plate, Charlie Chaplin in l.el. I move more than to.000 active Giorge, tho colored butler, Leon been forced to leave their homos anvillne and oteund i-. Houghs of j Playing bridge were: Airs. B. F. Hersebowitz. FRIDAY "A BOG’S LIFE". Perhapft the most welcome troops, since Id* force* are now {and mere than 1 0 0 had evacuated A ustralian oaks were also used Whit nor, Airs. It. It. Dens. Mrs. K. Mitane News Jack Dnwes, a young astronom ­ their homes along Neosho and change i* the extern i< 11 of the pri­ widely sent timed. ■m Ward will entertain with pleasing effect. v ile g e of reversing charges to inI D. Mobley, Mrs. George Itiee, Air . er Bill DuHoae. tti nf the Book Lover-1 j Verdigris River* in Kansas, The force* in Hankow, which ore The preferred colors were c ar­ W. Morton Thigpen, Mrs. Morti­ Coining Attraction fa) o’clock at her home Hose, Gyms' young daughter, j For the first time in week* the dude nil station to .station calls to available for a drive against Nan­ ried out ill the tallies and other de­ mer Glover, Mrs. H urry J. Wil son. Hassell l.ee Wiieeler. To the Milane Foiled States weather bureau to- points within the state of Florida king. are also doubtful, for Gluing nthStreet. al imptinn will l>e given tails. Mi Martha Fox, Mr-1'* George Du“SLIDE KELLY SLIDE" Violet, bis other daughter, F ra n ­ j day gave promise of continued where the rate i* 25 cent* or more. Tsn I .in Inis been engaging these A fter five progressions bad been ! vis Hart, Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, ces Morrow. to 5 e’ch'.'k at the home To the Princess ; d e a r weather with further danger This wilt apply to calls placed dur- t room. ; ing the day, evening or night. Sheridan Jewitt honoring played, scores were added and the Mrs. W. F. Ravenel, Airs. .1. •T H E BIRTH OF A NATION" Hula-Hula, an Amnzon lieuten­ of t’loivls past. Observers here are of the opinThis change is planned to be n | ion that Fluting Kai Slick can hold, l^sr.rth and Mrs. Carl- bolder of high score was awarded a Gibbs, Mrs. Edna Hope of Done- ant, Edith Varn. Damage to crops and homes, and . ( *S | ( I .* , ., . I . . ■ linen dresser scarf. The low score din. Air--. (!. Irving l.oneks. Mrs. F. Lulu-Pulaza, a South Sea Is­ lo- - of livestock and property v. i!! j In* own against the Extreminl run into milliixis for the three 1 1 au.se niany situation* arise wh • 1 'fic tio n of Hankow, and If hard Lria«« will have social a t 1 prize was a hand-pointed guest E. P u m ilhit, Mrs. E. D. Ball, Mrs. land queen, Louise Thrasher. p ,t the First Baptist j towel. The one cutting the highest •L G. Ball. Mrs. Edward Lane and floods. lUrcnling td conservative I the reversal of charge* i* of ad­ pressed he always hn* the oppor­ Icard received a hand-painted salad Airs I*'red Daiger. Miss Palmer Argo of Orlando i* 7 dimities front the stricken zones. vantage to the customer who call* tunity of forming an alliance with y,Prfhciiii l.edgi 13 I. O. jset. Those serving and the tea Corrinc Griffith in •loinlhg the players for ten were; spending the week hero us th Mory than fiO.lKHI■acre* of, small i a certain number. the northerners. 3 med at ^ o’clock nt the guests cut for another prize, which Mrs. r .1 . Rumph, Mrs. J, N. Hob­ cued of Mi>* Nell Wiltinms at her grain crops are a total loss. Another Interesting change “ MLI.K. MODISTE" The sentiment against the. EvSixteen death* in the past two from tlie mi Idle V viewpoint i in 11*11 ou r the Basket. ! was a hand-painted ice pick *= t. t ’omedy son and Miss Leila Hume. home on Park Avenue. [ftkclc the public is invil- j _________ ______________________ ______ day* was the toll of life taken In that by which one and nne hr If (trem ist faction in Hankow lias "PLAY BALL." been growing lu-re of into and a fid 1 program in celebra-1 Mis* Emma Gallagher of Miami ithe southwest, with most .-f them hour* will he added to the reduced left Tuesday for West Point. N. Y. ‘as a result of tornadoes uiul'w uu into period. Reduced rate* on muss-meeting of anti-FommunistJ 10S anniversary of the a fte r spending a short time here a*, •'tortti* in Oklahoma, Arkansas 11ml station to .station rail - to all point . the guest of .Mis- lloskiu* Jones, 1 I exic . hour were d iowned trying will begin at 7 P. M. instead of SATl'KDAV -t•!••'.■++++++++♦+♦+< ______ Ito escape from (owlaiui section* 8 :.’in p. M. a* formerly. Between Story Hear at the Li* 7 P. AI. and 8:30 P. M. the discount George A. 1 izCotte* and Judge j '’) boats during the floods. . |tJO o'clock. _____ will be approximately 25 percent W. Wallace W right are spending MONDAY ; . . . . of the dav station to station rate*. Little Mis* Katherine* Cinder, this week m Tallahassee on bttsi« Guild will meet with Al> exceptionally pretty as well inti from 8:3(1 P. AL to 1:30 A. Ai daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Murrell ness. jjton I Perkins at 1as enjoyable social affair of the 1 [r L, rn rS \ J1 I1 A P T w l •u i 1d l * 50 pcircnt of the day vM '-. Cinder, entertained a dumber of g her home on Magnolia , week was that of W dnesday when her young friend* Tuesday a fte r­ I S i O H v /1 I tt 1 S I “ 1 | These discount* will apply where rta Head, who has been , Aliss Roberta j Mrs. Wvnn W. Potter entertained noon at her home on the Sanfordaunt, Mr*. Mr*. W \V. )1 , f _ guest off her her mint. U U n m C 1 V’." ' !‘V : ln,i,‘" *" ' ” Orfan Club will meet at the members of her duplicate brid- Orlaudo road in celebration <>f h r the Wallace W right, left Monday evenV t illltll I 1 I H H M S ; l» cent* or more, with a mimnium even i l l of Mr«. Leslie Bryan in , _____ I reduced rate of 35 cent*. (mirth birthday anniversary, ing for her horn • at Jacksonville. ‘i t 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. l-'e cluh at luncheon and bridge at f The rooms of the Cinder home tbi* new new plan plan station station t ‘ (Continued from Pago One) | ^Under i \ o r thla Mrs, I. H. Kslrtdge as lief home in Hose Court. Air*. Forrest MacAllittler nnd H art, ten miles northeast were decorated with various spring of station cull* may be niado a* early Tho artistic color schcnu' of flowers in the lighter shades. The small son re tn n r il Wednesmy tu'l'Hpt Ingfield, reported eight dead a* *7 P. M. and persona winking to j £ Ifeeting of tin* Missionary mnizc and orchid was carried out refr slnnent table was graced by a their home in Tampa, a fte r spend ttJuj \ (l,r,. injured. Six were Idl­ lake advantage of the lowest into* d the Methodist Glmrch in the decoration* and other details. large white birthday cake topped ing a few day* here v: jt )] Loiliiii. tliif'toen mile* south- mav make their calls mtv titpc jU at the home of Mrs. The luncheon table was most at- with four tiny pink taper*. a fter 8:30 P. M. friend*. vest of Springfield. 1515 Hanford Avenue, tractive with its centerpiece, a (lames of all kinds were played ’ ——-—■ Pope, Mrs. E. A. Doug- ]jjrir,. howl surmounted with six throughout the afternoon on the | Mrs. William Alonre Scott, Mrs. 1!. M. MiKitn, Airs. Me r|,m||e*ticks, filled'w ith daffodils, paeious lawn* and at a late hour W. Theodore Langley, Airs. ChrisIn. T. L. Tliornley and q|U| lavender stokua. Tall yellow rel’reshnu*nt* of ie> cream and topher Williams and Mr*. Snyder l Mi- 1 nskiil as hostesses, candles burned in their holders, cukes were served by Air*. Cinder formed a party motoring to Orlnn o , • , Quaint corsages in old-fashioned assisted l>y Airs. Ira Southward, do on Tuesday lace holders w ere used a s place Favors of gay-colored paper caps ‘ Mrs. Robert J. Holly and Aliss !»(. v j i»,.* 1 f r p card* and nt one o'clock a tempting were given the little tot*. BREMEN, Germany, Apr. 20— compartment. urn .*\t 1 ) 1 tlt,-,t- four course luncheon was served. There were about 30 children who Mildred Holly motored to Orlando (IN S) -As the result of a nervous O11 the arrival of the train a l Tuesday where they spent the day. Katherine celebrate her 'breakdow n S. Dunbar Weycr, for Bremen a t <> a. in. the conductor Luncheon Today The afternoon hours passed helped quickly with the game of duplicate birthday. past s ix 'year* chief of the lb- found Weycr' body in tlie com part­ Mr*. S. B. Trnger of St. Peter*- | the tornntionnl News Service iiurenti in ment with a bullet through til* and tlie holders of top scores were it of pretty >|a ing blonI burg j* visiting here a* the gu Berlin, shot and killed himself in 11 temple. Th n ' ‘.w slated that 1 the cozy homo of presented unusual porch pillows, j of her sister, M n. S. Bobbin*. compartment on tin* Berlln-Hrc* Weycr had mailed many letters nne in blue, the other In orange ,TtM L Perkins on Wetlmen express early today. Hi. ii.ii when lie entcr- check. jinuiK t Mr. nnd Mr*. S. W. Swope of 1 Weycr was nil Id* way to Bre­ when the train stopped at H an­ Cover* were laid for Mrs. J. D. luncheon anil duplicate Orlando spent Tuesday in Sanford men to embark for tile United nover. Weycr left the following note: k tw.*t> were member* Woodruff, Mrs. Monroe B. Dutton. The regular meeting of the Sem­ attending to business. States. He was ticocwpanted by II. •'Official explanation Nervous wy Other W., k Bridge Mrs. W. <’. Hill. Mrs. Ben D. Cas­ inole chapter number two of Eas­ , , ... ,, 1 . in 1 „ ,1 It. Knickerbocker, Moscow corros- breakdown-seven years without va­ well, Mr 1. Robert 1. Holly Jr., tern S tar will meet Thursday even­ Mr*. John W baeod wUI be t o pon)1{1„ t „ r , |u. International Now dining mom tlie colors Mrs. Hawkin' Connelly, Mrs. .lame ing nt 7:30 o’clock a t the Masonic guest nf Mrs. ft. II llatey while 1<( ^ 1,.,, who wa* to Till In for Wcy- cation 520 a." in. 2 ! i , M. 3 Zi, 1 Weycr’* body will probably In Fljili Iduc were ef- Ridge, Mrs. W. C. MeLemlon of At­ Temple. A full report of the grand in Ocala attending lb? missionary ri. ln 11(.T.]hl l|llrini, )UK trij* t “ :i: '■ reinoveil to the borne of Ids par Del. On the litiffi't Was 11 lanta flu., and Mrs. Potter. chapter meeting held Inst wool: conference. 1 America. k*| of yellow elder and nt Tnmpa will be given. Knickcrinn kcr and Woyur wove | cut* at Hamburg, A wife and two The assoc into conductress, Mr*. Dan Cnrroll of Jacksonville - pent in conversation until 3 o’clock children survive. and at cither end z tapui, IjT blue pottery Verna May Ward, bus moved out tlm day Wednesday in Sanford »■ 'th is morning when Weycr was upWeycr, prior to going to Berlin. of the state, causing a vacancy of the guest of hi* hrothor and wife, i | a rent ly in good spirits nod he ex t In I been for many year* engaged that office. Another conduct rest Mr. and Mrs. E. Al. Carroll. , 1 iaiticd to Knickerhockor that he- in newspaper work in the United h a dainty cloth, will he elected at this meeting. Mrs. Samuel Puleston ami Mi*i 1desired to write some tetters nn<I , State , having worked in Milwau■« by yellow >nap drngCamilla Puleston motored to Or­ KnickorbiK’ker went lo hi* ow n' kee, Wnshingtoti and New York. The mission study class of the Mrs. William A. I* ffb-r and two lando Wednesday where they spec xjt- t*'Ui iv hii-kct. Plncth' « rr ii.ur lid) yellow Methodist Church will he conduit- , smut) sons motored to Orlando the afternoon. APEin blue candlesticks. ed by Mr*. E. II Isincy during lb- Wednesday where they spent the <• [Adock a ddicioiij lun- absence from the city of Mrs. (lay ns the guest* of Air*. I/'ffle r’s Frank Norris. scrverl after which n Mr. and Air*. E. J. Aloughtnn and ! parents, Mr. and Mr*. K. It. AlurThe next program will be given ri.|| family moved Tuesday into their game of duplicate i May Si and it is earnestly hoped . - j_ lov ly now tuime recently complet­ Mrs. Raymond Key. Mrs. Marti- ed nt Indintv Alound village. laid for Mr-. Char- that nil members will 1 0 -operatr ’■kMi Hal Wight, Mr*. in this work. This will he the las' lm,,. Glover, Mrs. Edna Hope of GOOD M l/SIC— 1,AMISS KUKE— ADMISSION 75c E. Toll of Philadelphia, Pli,. i* 'klcmnn. Mi*, m . a. program • until the re-assembliug Oimcdin. Mr*. G. Irving Louder, MarNnit „f phila- of tlie class in October. Mr*. McNair. Mr*. F. E. Itoumillut, visiting hero ns tho guest of Id* ilnn I*,,.;,.n, Mi*. ills* Mary Powell, Mr* \V, Morton tail cuts, Mr. and AI’'f>. J. loll at A"- and Mr-. Perkins. .Miss Maud Lake, Alis* Oliv • Thigpen, Mrs. M. K. Wiggins, Mrs. their home oil Palmetto Ave. Newman, Mis* Mildred Holly nod I Braxton L. Perkins and Mrs. E nd Alias Camilla Puleston, Ciiandb i Airs. Fifrrcst Lake leave Thursday Daiger w re among those attend­ !l\ I Grown tiuriy given Lsharon aud W arner Scoggan will morning for Gainesville where ing the lovely bridgee purty ;H*\(i Green t the Snnluudo I bo those from Sanfoit Tuesday afternoon nt Knnlandn u»o among they will attend the Kappa Alptu House party nt the University o' Country Club by Mrs. Frank Powell (leaving Tbursday to attend the Pi Florida. Air*. I*iki* will be a chap­ honoring her mother Mr*. Donne of K. A. fraternity house party at New York. the University of Florida, eron at the affair. tk. social •I* .} •>•!*<fH 1v v v v v cason hv the *:•*:• -8 >> •:* *:•■ t ... \V (. If) < Ins* of the + ' hurch rvn* that of W lliiUnt ,hoa home + Sanford SO x90 Fancy *«n Mn Babbitt, 51 Inch Mr*. *> <* C A’. Mrs ' Sandy ^*5' chapm an, , 7 hr‘",n 1,ml Mr l>, |> v V ** UMcwci, l’?' l^>'» i-pacioui home iPA en*uite and were <• i »r.d i^V 1 V V"' numerous yd. ■"J . " ' ,.U^ rut flower* -wc o1,* ,,u'. “n<l wthta.* iteresting mu&luii *.* Knrn during the sixitR Ueppercll 12 Inch Pepperell *■* P g** Mre." Claude •> T,,Kr«m included V o Bnr|t > v K- Abercrombie -i»0l( by Mrs. <• "r Ti.lcT i‘I U;. Sw w tw t (lUnkVi vi ’ L nnri <A * yd 4* •Wiled J f f i 1 !”e,:ri■aky ' lhe •‘inging + foti* t c 1' arranged in ?***, J i areonipanisi f *"•>. lu rn a r •> ^ knr. •I* hostegg Bt.n ■A!>J whit* ^r'<k tco cream fj|L. • *> Ra lcVi^ y»I* Residence Telephone 217-W .MRS. DAVID THRASHKIl IS HOSTKSS Senior ( ’lass Members To Repeat Annual Play AT LOVELY BRIDGIC-LUNCIIEON At HigliSclioolTonight tjjfssri&r Telephone ( oneern Announces Several Important Changes MRS. DUMAS IS HOSTESS AOA IN AT DELIGHTFUL FRIDGE PARTY TODAY TODAY .... . „ THURSDAY PRINCESS Mrs. Wynn W. Potter Little Miss Hinder Is Entertains Duplicate Hostess OnTuesday At Club O n Wednesday Lovely Birthday Party 21 Dead,100 Injured;: A ireat A HT1 For Small Feet Thursday and Friday To Kill Self On Berlin Bremen Train praxloii l'erkins 2 Pairs For $5 “ | * Eastern Stars Meet On Thursday Evening Sizes Mrs. Laney To Have f c i : : Z l'Z S u Charpre Of Study (Mass Dance tors Of Wesley Meeting; Evening CITY AUDITORIUM APRIL 21, 8. I*. M. Window Shades 75c These are all late styles | and high grade Shoes from 2 the best style centers o f f the Shoe Markets. Pepperell Sheeting If you can’t use two pair, bring a friend w ith you 39Cy.l R E D U C T I O N in price «i' Swe e t Q U A R T Indian Head M i l k - - - $1.45 Pillow Tubinff 35c Sheets $1.39 Burgess Mils Products Co. | C h u rch w e lF s ++•>< ! 2 Pairs For $5 °° - Let us put you on our daily delivery route. Phone 7(i(i 45c Bedspreads ! Brothers Shoe Store �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 1027 !H Until you forget failure—until you are reasonably sure that you are going to win—until all doubts have been erased from your mental blackboard—you are quite sure to get a glimpse cl the Canyon of Gloom—the Valley of Defeated Purposes—the Road of Failure. You have the power of fulfillment—your highest aim can be attained—if have trained yourself to think right and put to right use the fruits of your thoughts. Santord needs y o u — you need Sanford. Weigh in! Let not the scales say, ‘"‘Weighed, and found lacking." Measure up to the times and demands of the community. Keep faith with Florida the best state in the entire South/ the United States—the entire World for that matter. 0 Business IS G o o d lei's make it better! C A k L SN Y D ER , Statistician , Federal Re­ serve Bank, recently s ta te d : “ When com m er­ cial jo u rn als talk about business being a b ­ solutely dead, it is going 90 P E R C EN T PLUS,..In g re a t booms it goes up 12 per cent above normal g ro w th — t h a t ’s the only differencc.”..Road th is over two or th re e times, then TH IN K . Our Copy and Promotion Department T h is d ep artm en t is entirely u t your service for counsel nnd th e p rep aratio n of a d v e rtis ­ ing a n d advertising cam paigns and sound m erchandising plans...There is absolutely no c h arg e — it’s g ra tis to our advertisers. Ask for— . f • Let this thought “sink in”—-let it enter your consciousness—-1927 WILL BE MY BEST YEAR I N SANFORD. Let it “stick to your ribs’ ---take this thought to breakfast, luncheon and dinner with you. Arise in the morning with it uppermost in your mind— and take it to bed with you when you retire at night. You will be surprised how much better you will feel—how much easier every task becomes—and you will prosper—with SANFORD —IN SANFORD! COPY AND PROMOTION DEPT. if you THINK so, act accordingly and have the courage o f your convictions Seminole County’s Leading New,spaper HERALD YOUR BUSINESS •MAKE BUSINESS PROS££R i \ a g e :th * �T IW i 'V * W r « PAC7B SB T H E SA N FO RD H ERA LD , W E D N ESD A Y , A PR IL 20, 1927 Want Ads Are Quick, Inexpensive; Read For Profit— Use For Results 4— liusiness Service Uificd B a t e s I k s - Trim*lcn) on* wh< ca a r e f o r bt.#*redur*< l r*,el Tn»*rilons. No md pt>* / in.pri on*. lallre than 30O. i tor If** w il l bo BACT b a t e s , „ VViueat. and c h an te d rM r " ln» Mtoa.l of {ho w ord I „ r a * c a a lino, r min NT AUS, w ill bo reWPM^tron. and collecto r a ,0 J l i t e l y f,,r P“ >'m ent* i J j f i U,* publl.hed the aame i I, . n error la made will not be '?hf. for more IhBn one lb * insertion, therefore ihould be nbtlflcd at ijjTINOANCH Oil LJl.ftH Made In perao * at The or by Id "lerald of f i t " or dlacontln* I Telrphono Tel ' »ra are not villi J. lerlrt" 1F1CATION IN D K X t T h e , ,.n« clM>lf‘ c“ ‘ lon8 . " ro | jf ,fd and numbered f o r , GSarSnea. They arc made* I klhrilrally and num erH T ;« d » "n ^ rc :.c l,l.e a d L „i. i made-up a l p h a b e t ­ i c in u r a t e s c h e d u l e f iniinwlnr achedula te lla 1/4 Of m solid nda from r'j, to 3S worda fo r one to When centered ordered, each line w ill [ntrd as * words. /word rale applies to e a r k ken. for example 16 w orda * lawrtlona at loI , ,i 0Tro^', IS times Sfi or 13.9 0 . mix w ords nr less than Luted‘ a* 16 wordk. :.:s 2.<0 2.70 I«5 3.00 2.66 MG 3.30 3.16 3.60 3.76 а. oo 4.05 t.:u C 3G 4.60 t 16 4.NO 4.96 б . 10 6.26 1.90 4.10 4.42 4.68 4 tt* 6.20 6.46 6.72 6. BN 6.24 C.ftO 6.76 7.02 7. ;s 7 64 7 >0 8.06 6.32 9.51 8.24 9.10 Ilomolnlcs ME or thade 192G Ford new paint thoroughly iietland in first class shape. 11 for 5300 or trade for di li­ lt equut value. Lewis £ W COACH —for Bale, A-l on, new duco finish. _ iparo tire. It will pay ok it ever. Seminole Tire W, firs t St. [BOOST SANFORD IE New Sanford Booster playing hunch of celery Btudclmkcr Agency Oarage Co.______ ____ CHRYSLER IJ. FULLER MOTOR CO. rc, at 10th St. Phone 092 BODGE i.*arm ami (iruham Trucks 13th St. Phono 3. A COWAN CO., Aulo itor uml .slicol metal works iwl ornamental sheet metal tl. 71G-W, 207 French Ave. I MOW) IlUICK CO. |*12 Magnolia Ave. I’hiuio 3G7 CHIROPRACTIC —Adds years |n life and life to years. Dr. W. F. Mac-Dougnl '1st. National Hank Bldg. Phone -182J. "W E CLEAN YOUR RU GS"~ Absolutely Clean. Phone Orlundo 11053 or drop us a cord. All Rugs called for and de­ livered. Russ M attress Co. ll!!2 Church St. Orlando. B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher ! headquarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Torwilleger, Prop. LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc ns near you as your phone. Call 103 ROOMS, —Fast front suitable for PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE;— $25 CASH AND *10 monthly will gemli’iimn; hot water, 101 Pal- within easy walking distance of buy well located lot on Laurel motto Avc, | the heart of Sanford. An attractive ! Avenue. This property is dose in ________________ ______________ *house on large lot. Dmlbtc garage land is surrounded with good looktwo bed rooms, living room, kitch­ ing homes. A fine site for a ROOMS,— With or without inealt. en nnd dining room. Complete home. Rox A. B. C. care Herald. hath room including shower bath. Reasonable rnte.v Lincoln Hotel. Rain w ater tank, house is partly PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. furnished. Price 50500. Only 5350 north of Hughey Street. Will sell 15— A partm ent For Rent cash required. Box 131 care Tho for less than cost if taken a t once. Easy terms. Address S. U. S. Sanford Herald. ______________________________> Care The Sanford Herald. FOUR r o o m furnished g a r a g e apartment for rent. I ll w. n th SMALL COTTAGE —on rear of I’ARK AVENUE LOT-pJust sou h Street. lot on Magnolia Avenue. A tlesir- " thirteenth Street, facing cast, able place to live while building a l“ » •** bought for $2,750 fit any larger homo tut the front of th o . reasonable term s. This is an ex IIIKKE-ROOM Furnished apart- lot. Owner Is in need of a lilllo vcllrnt location for a Dttpltx incut. Apply Mrs. A. K. Powers, tush and will Bucrifico the place Apartment House. Box lou cure 100 W. Ninth. Sanfoid Herald. at less than its rcnl value. $51) cash and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill care Herald. and two lots in Buena Vista $1150 F URNTSI! EI) A PA RT MKNT— each, cash payment midterms to Three rooms and hath, ail mod­ suit purchaser. Box xz care Hnrern conveniences, good location, 2U— F a r m s F o r S tile aid. reasonable rent. Phono 831-.). By William OUT OUR WAY \ / ^ / A iS.V N ER E. A H E A D im ’ R lG v \T . LlEAMY HOM 0RE VHTH PAIGH R E E L E D BO OTS, AM’ A LIGHT* G U ^ vajiTH S H O E S — R lD lM ’ S L O W — 2 0 M IL L S TvMEEKl CAMPS, om e. h o s s s h o d all Ro u n d , OTGERV j ' PR O M T*SH O D — BELKt V3ELL,TH ER E S V E .S , AM O'Tv'. 7 0 0 D O LLA R S 1U t“T FOR VOU m ^/ m a m , i f ; y o u CAM P u T U S IM 'to o cH VAAlhl T H E M . 6 0 0 K 1 E .9 T t C O o d g i m T H ‘ T o w n s , H e a h 's W H A R 'THE'-/ Q O iT FO LLER tM ' -fr-\‘ PE.MASCO AM' H E A D 1 D F E R TiH' PiwONI COOHTPlV. - \ \ B e t t e r , c o w e x jr n -Th i s COKlCP.s-lTP. U P H O L S T E R V .O , AM I M A T E D C H A IS E LOUMGE I S R O lM IM '.M i-! TH IN K —If you nro thinking of building, why pay tho Architects 25— Exchange I several hundred dollars for plans, THREE ROOM —apartm ent fu r­ • REST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND when you can get the same free, nished for light housekeeping. 805 \\ 11.1. Exchange equity in French In The State Of Florida and keep your money in your pock W. Third. In the flowing well district near Avenue lot, near new high school et . For further information see GARAGE —Apartm ent for rent, for used Ford, Clievolvt J Sanford, with clay subsoil. On building, SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. 113 W. 1th St. Phone 120. or Dodge. What have you. Reply I the highway and one mile from V. C. Collet, Prop. Building Con­ Box 750 care Herald. v ^ It. R, station. tractor, General Shop £ Mill Work THREE ROOM Furnished apartAlready cleared, Perfect and House Painting, 115 N. i n. Uli— .Miscellaneous For Sale intent. $35, 018 Oak Avc. fit. drainage. French Avc, Phono 235-J. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fciFOR SALE—Brabham peas $2.oil LUMBER and complete line cf i 3 NICE —Clean furnished house- lillly, will grow anything. bushel, Iron $2.00, genuine 1-ton building nr.ntorinl. Ixiw prices. 1 keeping rooms. $30 monthly, a l l . 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, Tan Beans $.1.00. All bright, ns many as you want. Security Lumber Co., "Whcro Good conveniences 313 E. 5th. sound. Affndavtt from Agricul­ AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL Grades Como From " Mnpla and tural Agent with every shipment. LEE APARTMENTS— Very de­ "Make Your Head Swim” Sixth. Phone 797. W. L. Clark, Johnston S. C. sirable apartm ent a t exception­ Home Seekers, Here Is Your al Summer rate. Call U082 after Chuncc Phonograph Repairing ■>L RESTAURANT —for sale, fully 11 P. M. It May Never Come Again Pinno Tuning cquip|K'd, good business guaran­ If you can make a small cash By experts with 17 years NEW MODERN —Apartment, payment and finance your first teed. Box G. Care Herald. experience. four rooms nnd sleeping porch crop, it will easily puy for the Sanford Music Store NEW FIVE—Room house for in shade. Close in, lake breeze. land. and Gift Shoppe sale or rent furnished or unfur­ If you are looking for a "Snap" Room 10 £ 11 McLnndcr Arcade. Very reasonable rent. Call 1UG N. nished. Touring ear for sale. Also Laurel. Here It Is Phono 832.. a number of laying hens. Must See Mo At Onco ei»i« nr krnvict. me. IT-TE S A N D V T E A O c .R CONCRETE in every shnpo nI,4 DELIGHTFULLY—Cool furnished he disposed of at once owner is W. M. YOUNG form , hhi.-ks, til* ro o fin g . going north. Apply 1320 Douglas Barguins la Real E state «P«i Intents private baths, hot and mentals, etc. Sanford Cement I’ro d -,co],| water, gas, double garage. Street. Park Avc. and Commercial St. ucta Company, Fifth and Maple 'Summer rates, 1300 P ark Ave. Sts, Phone 112-W. EASTER — Lilies and HihineU't plants for sale. Mrs. H, M. LamONE NICELY — furnished a p a rt­ CLARENCE SMITH L O U IE S ! Icy. 902 French Avc. ment, all modern convenience:}. WE HAVE —Three improved General Contractor LO LM S * Phone 207. —Celery Farm s, will trade for I i n i n i ; r n t i r u T r m i i T o r t i i i : 600 West F irst Street sm r .N T ii .n n it i n i . r n i r i iT town property nothing but values a t Phone 441 : i K 'l i u t i o c r •si w ' Ol- I'l.OlltOA. IN AMI r o il HI5IIFURNISHED—. A partm ent, up­ considered. , Baldwin £ I. Iirown INOl.l: c u t NTT. stairs, with screened porch; garage. Phone 88. CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING 911 Park Avc. Inquire 007 Park I A I'. Vi ( W il l .I., I r a ,llti« unit d it ln a ' u' - I A T s i -i i r T —“We do it B etter,” Try us, Itoy- Ave. I tih T in : YowKi.t, co.. V ® / J ‘ :(Vy nl Cleaners and Dyers, J. C. Jackt’ liiintirr. 21— A creage For Sale Vs. son, 305 Bust Second St., Phono TWO rooms, kitchenette nnd bath; y m | j < t | ! N ' 1:1 K.-AIM.1.. lli.fi'intm it 4&I-J. beautiful outlook; all improve­ N o T K ’i: o r S H K l l t F F ' 8 HAI.K 1 A M D M E C K T l E ! r r. i Niiilci* Is liurt-hy Klvi-n Unit I. V ' - i) furnished; HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY ments; attractively ! M I I iiik I. ns K h c r if f o f Hodihdilo NOW IS TIIK TIME moderate rent by week. Young’s ' . i O l*o M W L O D G E —Cleaning, pressing, tailoring, f'o i m iv , r i o r i t l u , m i ll e r n n d by vlr* TO HUY THAT FARM Apartm ents, office 200 N. Park ttic >.f a i-. r t n l n e x e c u t i o n (tided tini 105 s - Palmetto Avenue. Phone Avc. . . -V . t r.WOOMG F U L L E R !/! AND START SOMETHING J Sili d a y o f I icrcitini'r. I926. Iskiilng I $46-J. i We arc all going hack to the I o u i of itn- C ir c u i t C o u r t o f i h " THREE-ROOM Furnished Apart- fnrm where real values wifi al­ gcAi.nlli t 'l ii 'i il t o f I 'l o r l d n . In a n d C o u n t)'. In a c i'ltn lri METAL ROOFING—Tho Roof Ev­ iiient. Apply Herald Office. ways prevail. Ju st now is tho time fcoaru s.Hemhode e r e l t i A. It. Y o w e tl, t r a i l - ] erlasting. Metal shingles; to move n few miles from Sanford I iii; aam iw hdi.liiu Ousltii-KH a s TUe Vos.. — standing seam tin nnd galvanized NEWLY — furnished apartm ents und Kturt th a t chicken farm ni’J w e ll <'ii. w a s p in l u ti f f , u n d .lolm j roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak for rent, on Park Ave. Three raiBO vcgetnhlca for the home m ar­ liiiHsell ivm.’i ilefi’iuliiat, w ill, u n i l i e j f i r s t M om la) lu ,Ma>. A. 1* 19 :7 avc. and Thlid St. Phone 111. bl< cks from First SL Summer ket. J u s t such a place can he had Hie s a m e t i r g h i h i g tint 2nd d a y of rut Id I on the Saiiford-Orlando road about m o n t h . In Iroiii of Die C o u r t l i o n s ' j MATRES6ES properly renovntod; rales, I). L. Thrasher. v three miles from Sanford in tho d o o r id Hiilifonl. .S em inole C o u n t s , one day service in Sanford, by high und hcnllhy oak und pine Kiliriilii. o f f e r l o r s a l e u n d s e ll t o ' 16— Houses For Kent I » Snnford M atrcss Factory, Phono section good for citrus fruits, good lli« l.ln liest lilildur ( o r lyisli, III" f o l l o w l u x ilesrrllicil p r o p e r l y , s l ' 402-M. ATTRACTIVE -0 -ro o m house. for poultry and good for nil kinds u a l e . l y i n g a n d lo d tig lu t h e C o u n t y ! of vegetables. Thirty acres, nigh 'T —f - ,1 o a n d 8 t u t o of C lo rld a , vVIGHT-CHRlSENBERRY PRINT West F irst; garage; modern con­ nnd dry location for a home mid mf o rHn emiiiole |iiir I l«*ii In i*ly descl'llieil an veniences; extra lot. Rent reason­ SHOP — Printing, Engraving, four acres in muck for vegetables fo llo w s , l o - w l l : Tllu W e s t H a l f of I lie N orl Il­ ' Cmbosjing. See us first. We do able. Inquire Mrs. Alspach, Fern- or bulbs—it will raise anything ls usi q u a r t e r of ih u N o r il u - a s i t It. Phono 417-W. It. R. Avenue- dale Apts. Room no 2. —tho man who wants to work can i j n u r t e r of K ecilo n II, T o w n ­ a good living from this Commercial Street. s h i p 21 S o u th , l i n a g e 29 Kant. .- f a ts ' TEACHERS HOME, — furnished make T e r m s - c a s l i , t ’u ii 'K n s e r i n p a y place. If you nro interested add­ complete. Close to schools. Ac- ress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. f o r d eed. 5— Help W anted Female comodations for ten. Four entranc­ Any reasonable offer and I luted I Ida Ihu 2 l s l d a y of Mul ch, , ' term s HA es, two Imths, Hot and cold water, will he considered uftcr you have A. tl. 19 27. C. M H A N D ■ I f } t . 1,1/1 . .1 I..I ’4 j WANTED —one woman for gen­ gas electricity. Double garage seen the property. S h e r i f f o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y , r i o r l d n X eral housework, apply Mrs. W. Terms with or without meals. Ad­ Mtl i J. Hardy, Sun Lantu. dress Box. W, cure Herald. in t i i i ; r i i i r t i t r o t in* o r s i :m I M I l . i ; I T I I A T V , C l.O il ID A . IN T*" n i\M i:id FURNISHED —5-rooni house, for 2T— W anted Ht.a | E s ta te 0— Help W anted (Male) C H A S i ; a CO M PA N Y, a C orporullon. rent. Phone 805-W. CumidiiliuiutVs WANTED— Man for Seminole // s n M i N u i . r ; it a c i n i ; c i . i i h i n c , FIVE ROOM —modern house in C . . — —^*v i » i r ■r r i » - i t County to handle economical, c o r p o r t i l loll, el al, l>ef.'iidltUIitLoch Arbor, ull conveniences; sanitary, convenient article needed WANTED FARM BARGAIN T i i i n i ; i t o r p c m . i c A T i o N in every office, shop, garage, ho­ garage, G. S. Wltmor. P. O. Box Till! STATU o r rU ililliA , To get gra 1.01 ;.\N I . O M 1 C O M P A N Y , a Coi f tel and home. Sells itself, save.) 339. 10 or 15 acre celery farm p o r a i lo t i.| C,’j its cost. F or territory apply .South­ A R O U B L E G .X l*’G E 5 0 n e S ' , 1 s * trsvic*. ll Is h e tu g m a d e lo a p p e a r l o th i s f!-M» ern Specially Co., Iaikelantl Fla. | 17— litiKint’Mj i’luccs Fur Hunt equipped, and with good C o u r t l h a t a S iiiiiiiioiih Iii I ' h a n c e r y ' ■ /p (W E V !! Come 0 A C K H ER E-1. l.E T ME S E E w -• 9. s;oU GOT OM I s ( I ,( '/ F - sAji i'-r Mcnt \Er?s BUI’S—MARMON8 ATTRACTIVE looms to rent for 6— Financial Word Automobile Co. store* or office* at Park Ave.. inolia Ave. Phone 137 trad Commercial ftreetW. M MONEY—To loan on improved da- Young, Owner, 208 Park Avc., op. , sfrnhle business and rcsiedutiiil UfETT AND PAIGE I property in Sanford. Add rest posite Court House. .WE'S GA It AGE | Loan, P. 0. Box 503. City. Sinford Dealer IK— W anted To Kent I1' 1 St. Phone 01 11— M lsc e tla n em is I homo vulcanizing wi RKK. ______________ - _____________ - COMFORTABLE—furnished for sale. $100(1 cash, balance AM)GOODYEAR IRES. FOR SALE—Well eslublndicd pay-1 ing ladies shop. Reasonable. S ick-'easy monthly payments. Chuluota L 8- L Batteries. ness cause fer selling out. Phene j Office, next Masonic Bldg. JMnkutors Chumllci tommcrciul Arenu.j B70'J-__________________ ---------- i 19— Houses Fur Sale I imM smull homo. Have $2000 cash for first payment if balance can he paid $1000 yearly. Call a t our office St RUGGS-HCOGGAN Realty Co. Masonic Tcmnlr h a s lieen h e r e t o f o r e Is s u e d d l r e e l e d l l hn gl>tli d a y i lo y o u a n d I lot I t h e S h e r i f f of S« in- l " " ) ' C o u n ty O H I Ills r Mari'h, A. O 1927. h o le C o u n ty , r i o r i t l u , h a s m a d e r e ­ w w. u i: i<:irr. t u r n , Ilod t h e s a m e c a n n o t l.e m i s' i i e n d • ' 'in l S' m ill'd * .I n d u e *■ ed o w i n g to y o u r f a i l u r e lo i l . i t i '■.mil s . I I'd Ida. of ( t r e e s o r iip poliil u s m i s o r i . It a vo ss d Inn (h o S l i d e o f I'lo rh lii o r \ \ i i . s o n ,n i i o y i . r : Sol Id 1ors for Cmnplnlnant S e m i n o l e C o u n t y a n o f f i c e r o r u g r i ii 13. -V Upon ss h o m p r o c e s s eo n Id he st-rs e d K'nlillHli*Mur. 30ili. April. unit that y o u r i'i» MlHt 1^ a r e u n k n ow n t i i t ; i t i ; i ' i n t i 'j \ mi. i . i mj a n i.o N iC C O M PA N Y, a cm 1 " I | .11 1<•■ I. mi mud a s a d efe n d an t In the ahove ami fore- «■ ■ ■ g o in g i n 'is e pendin g lu the ahove s l y leil Conti a r e l i i i . h) i . ' i n l r e d l o he and a p p e a l h c lo ic our said C ir cull C o n n III I lie c . o o l house 'll S u i t ’ •Hi. Hnuhiid • Count y, p llorld.i. all this n e c k on (lift ?*'4*l*(!lld lllay ot May, A. ll 1927 ll ltd tliiii niid tlipiu lualhe ailtm all Screen M aterial s w e l ■ and d**i* 11*| ■ III net Ion li i fore closi • it «•«-rtala m .iteih il loan 's lien i utiiit|p|l<*« <1 lu 1IIIs Court on ll lu 32 im1 d ay or . v .in h A li 1927 IT IS 1 i i m i i : at i i i t i n a t K hat 1Ills <Intel r he pill • I‘idled In the th San­ 1(1% OFF The stove salt* Is now on my en­ Phone 735. i r l V , 1.” * —FilltllSO N tire stock a t cost. D. W. Short Mc- FIVE ROOM UUNGALOWiLocat J W U i J g i M Itie. cd on corner in Sanford H cightc h^onc 331 Lundcr Arcade. Large rooms, well constructed, TWO REFRIGERATORS — Govd plenty of windows, large porches, IIBI'UI. TRIM CO. condition; priced ran■mnnhlc.Pier- c o m p l e t e built room with shower, f *.1— l,o ls I’o r NtlltJ wner." ■ —---- — ^ 8 l7 Ur' n o t -t t,e f aoii Ijiikin, Inc. Mclaunlcr Arcada. Electric range and water heater ford I I 'raid, a newspaper puhllsheil P u- V or ctnnatfc:a Two bed rooms, largo living room, r i m w e n i . it In Sanford. Semlnoh County, Flor­ Phone 880. RADFORD j etc. Owner lives out of the city H H |T MELLON CORNER LOT.-- ida, olire a weak for four rouincn live Weeks, and is willing to sell a t less than l« D '*t section, will sell for $2,00(1 ™ HUDSON- e £ s EX H —Rooms Wiithnnt Hoard. AVIT.NEtW the lloouriilte (V, \4 piresent value. $100 rash and $75 i«" tc m a of $25 cush and $10 "'ilg lii. Judge of the I'lieoil Court INC j --------------------monthly will _buy .the , property, j Andrew Box 101 care of ihu P neve n Ih J udli tut Cl run It of nished licit mom, Oak Ave. ( ONE — F und cure The Herald. the Statu of l>'torlda In a id for Seal1nctic 41 ; i puck Ave. Palmetto. Phot Sanford Cash Lumber Company KID \V. First Si. P h o n e 172-W Something: In The Wind r- JU S T THIS — IF HE HAS PoP CORN HE HAS TO HAVE BUTTER — W E CAN FOOL TR e s a y in g s Wff WAVE INTO ONE LUMP SOAA — CURB THE BUTTER (MARKET AND HE'LL HAVE To BUY IT FROM U S AT OUR PRICE By Taylor - T V/ELLiT'USAY YOOR LDeA’S A WOW— . and i ’ll R ack t YOU OF WITH f \ $2000 I ’LL GAMBLE EVERY CENT X MAuE JU ST T o MAKE A NICKEL ON tv f re W T cop X'UC GOT A TiDY SUM L A ID Ai*;.Y( F oR S uch an OPPOKfO/'llY AS ITUS -l) VC' fldr1 m .• ,*V * - -( rr it" � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 20, 1927; <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/40e195b76c95d5007e9a9a8ef5c670d2.pdf a989d8e528d1500bcd485a1b99d0a238 PDF Text Text Cfl^flEFT^W, T -1 • • *— 'ir- • ftfpljf, "'*I| ■^BNEWapAPEn TU B W BATBR B T artly cloudy with rain Ift north portion tonight; slightly colder In extreme northwest portion; Friday rain, colder in north portion. . i In F lo rid a ’s H c n r t ^ • G re a te st V cR ctn b le g * f t S S i G « * .i - " * — Least;.! Wire International J X e ^ s e r v lc e mi : no Tx w L- THK SANFORD 11KRALP. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 1927 M e m b e r A u d it H u re n u O f C ir c u la tio n s = NU.MBER2I8 ,rd-Sapiro Suit Is CONDITIONSi A m erican People A re F ast j Martin Drainage Plan Becom ing A Race riled Abruptly As ROODSECTION Dwellers, Survey Indicates Is Endorsed By House istrial Is Ordered GROWCRITICAL O WASHINGTON A pi il 21 — ritles was $84.00, of which $10.80 5? j i ^ i —Thc American peoplo are van for 1()r housekeeping dwellings, becoming a race of cliff dwellers. for lcpnl„ . This was the deduction of the In the 2H4 cities housing ac­ Departm ent of Ijibor which today commodations were provided in completed a survey showing that new buildings for 480,772 fnmilie.r, Newspdptl men, ip igT *™ p i n n i r v i 0f Water Which Sweeps A in 1020 necomndutinns were pro­ vided in anartm ent houses for or nt tho rate of 112,0 families |rd Lawers A v e r L E A V to rL U IllD A ,il>r Aroa ln Dclln St‘cti<>n 200,784 families, or 45.4 per cent for each 10,00 of population. Compared with 1021 there has of nil families provided for in new Lower Chamber Takes Herald Will Give presenting Plea FQR W ^ SH ,iVGT0 N housing th a t year, while one- been an increase of 105.8 per cent m 9 9 m i • V I ^ Action A s Speaker Scores Of Games family tlwtdlings provided in.the number of families provided • n t l l f f only ery C harges I — r« This Morn. 188,074, or 40.7 per cent of fer in all classes of dwellings. Fred Davis Leads In ' nil families provided for. ioist Luring this same period, however, Party Is ({reeled At Jackson­ The score by innings of this the number of families accommo­ •M l linsinrss Has Been Sus­ was the first th at apartm ent afternoon’s gamp In Orlnmlo will Fight For Measure Under P r o b e j ville Ry Mayor Alscip And pended I n Northern Part year houses provided more new family dated in apartm ent houses increas­ In* furnished by The Herald. The Other O fficials; Train I s than have ono- ed to 5.0 per eent, while the num­ game is to s ta rt a t 4 o’clock. — r Of Little Rock, Is Report ‘ accomodations ber provided for in one-family Due In Capital On Friday (tCondemnsNewsj family dwellings. The Herald will also furnish I Tiie survey was based on a tan- dwellings increased only 43.7 per Court Hus Examined Hundred the score of nil Sanford iuiscMEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. 21 — ter For Story On JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Apr. 21 (IN S )— General flood conditions I vn.s of 2H4 cities had mi cs. nted cent. The number of family A n d Eighty-Three Tails- liadd games on the road this sea­ son to persons who Imiuire eith­ of 42,700.350 on July units provided for by iwo-fnniily fs, Cora Hoffman; —(N S )—A fter a 10 minute stop, grew more critical in the Mississ­ population men Since Trial Opened; e r by telephone or in person. The ceM. I. l»2li. The ' 11*20. The per capita expend!- dwellings increased ‘ , "i 05.5 'perr ceM ov.-r in Jacksonville during which ippi valley today. One Juror Accepted 'Today score will be pouted on the win- Bills Sent To Senate tut e j o t n o w build in g s J n jh o s e " 1 th< ft yonr Ptrlo<l- .________ The main narcTer a t Scott, Miss., dnw of the Herald building. bCRAI< B U IL D IN G , lie got out on the station platform crashed !>• fora* a torrent, sweeping a ‘stretch,’ President Gerardo I Where They Will Be COURT HOUSE, LONG IS- ___ TIT. Apr- 21— T h e m il- for n wall of water into a dozen coun­ Machado of Cuba left here at 8:10 1 ties in the d e lta section of the state yinr Ford-Sapiro libel o’clock this morning on the third Considered Friday A of Mississippi ndding thousands to Li.'d ab ruptly to d a y leg of iiis journey to Washington huge number of homeless. men had been questioned nnd only TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Apr [frtlfral judpo F re d M. from Havana. The known death trill mounted to The Cuban chief executive wie five jurors accepted up lo I o’clock 21 — (IN S) — Functionin; md ordered a m is tr ia l, a r e :ted by an official welcoming 22 today with the denth of a negro this afternoon when tin* luncheon workman who was drowned near with tho precision o f a wellml the ju ry a n d 1*2- delegation headed by Mayor Join: Scott recess was declared at the trial of when,the levee gave way. oiled, amoothly-runninff ma­ lithe case fu r a new T; . Al |s1".1'' -,r - . \v|" " l,io t» Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry [ which Ins hpccinl car was attached Thiee oilier negroes went to the chine, the House o f Represen­ bottom of the ris‘:r near Little Judd Gray, the farm er lovers ncrolled into Jacksonville term inal at Hock when their skiff overturned.. Minister Amnro Leads H i s F i g ti t* h Indicate Htrikintr CUi ed of having Lilli<1 the wmpun’s tatives today passed Govorno.Imistrial was g ra n fe d mi j s o'clock. T he 12 year-old daughter of James j S: Idlers A gainst Hamlits Increase I u D istilling A n d John W. Martin'a two bills de­ Miners Are Keeping Their hushiim! witli an iron bar. Is by counsel T°r H e n ry Figurntiyely, I’rosident Machado Buss was drownei* at Purngouhl, N' it Massacred Pa wenKers Twenty -three talismcn were Ranks Fairly Intact; Rig ’ jwus traveling on Uulitm sod, n liltProduction O f Liquor Mqy signed to assure ultim ate re ,ri c Mr . Cora Hoffman, | • rnl interpretation of the interna- Ark., and Id. Itiiimvntcr, i:|, w.v questioned this morning and only Aho.i | Mexico City 'rrain I'rutlucers N o t Uperating Hring Federal Forces Down |cinma“tion 7 f T h e ^ v o r g la d o ' diowin d near Morrillnn. Ark, |b# wi.ipn jiircr-, lull ed to tionnl law of ext in territoriality one juror, Herman Ballwcg, 03 Kit'Ll New Madrid, Mo., citizens I nte Ot\ tiers W ho Drink by the issuance o f $20,000,001 years old, retired saloonkeeper, of iii'ii about Ilie ease. perm itting him lo visit in this coun­ MEXICO »’IV i . Apr. til— (IN S) TtlASHINGTON. Apr. 21—Soft Jamaica, accepted. had i narrow escape from death • try without lenving Unhuii te rri­ A heavy fuive .,1 federal troops, coul pn-.luctioii ill the central «ri annr.iim••■! that the 11 wh u their motorboat sank. They WASHINGTON, Apr. 21—Fed­ in bonds nnd the levying of nn «( Mrs. Snyder’s counsel had used of Justice wa till Inves­ tory hy traveling with Die ( ’tilinn Weii re , ucil by a yawl from the U. ;*/,"!• - Du* ’ ' onal direction of competitive field of Illinois, In­ linlf latte eral "intervention" into homo vnlorem tnx. should the of their 30 peremptory chal­ j flag in hi pocket or draped over S, S. Kankakee.. U .ir Miiti:l«< Amnro, in today i 1 diana, Ohio and western Pennsyl­ Provo necessary to complete th: brewing, wine making and small t s bribery plnl charges nnv vehicle in vvhicli lie rincs. pm nit nt a band of front 500 to vania lias been cut approxim ately lenges up to 1 o’clock, G ray’s distilling may become* necessary us project. j i f.pf» nllonu v at Mrs.1 Tiro train to which Die special | All Inc ini .is line Keen sigjiiSeled 1,000 rebels Dial attacked a pas- 80 per cent as result of the supa- counsel 12 and the state seven in North Little Hock, now inn A t the slow rate jurors were be­ a rscull of on enormous tncrense , The bond , issue bill was passes <util s man linen d .1. car was attached wtis sehcrluled several fe t of water. rengei train neur (iiiaiialajnru pcnalon now entering its fourth in thin n u t hod of producing intoxof 89 to fB nfter Kepiv Jiff. Tim- far, In said, to arrive in W ashington at 7 o’clock killing and liurning to death more week, according to official gov­ ing obtained doubt was expressed icants, it wns learned nt the tr e a s - Isentutlvcs 1BontatIves Weede of Dade Count" Waters from the break a t Scott, that the ju ry would lie completed 1 s on evidence to show Mrs. tomorrow morning. ury today. and Smith of Jackson sought futilMiss., will find on outlet through than ion pnoseitge: . including 20 ernm ent figures tisluy. this week. To|norrow afternoon Machado Die Yazoo and Sunflower itivers, Children nnd a nuinhei of women. bil been involved in any lely to hitch an amendment to ths These figures indicate Dint the WHiile Gon. L. C. Andrews, dry Bullweg is 03, married, and has The court also exoner- will pay an official visit to Presi­ emptying hack into the Mississip­ lb . Mestre, of the Mexican tren- raiiks of the United Mine Workers chief, has passed up tho “ little measure. ft daughter about the age of M in . n Kapiro, plaintiff in Die dent' Conlidgc at the White House. pi near Vicksburg. ury departm ent, one of the sut- are holding fairly intact. Except Immediately a fte r passage of fellow" in the drive against big The Cuban president made it ■liar cn.-e. vlvors. who arrived here on a in western I Ynnsylvnnin, the chief Snyder. He said he had no “men- sources of liquor supply which this bill, the House, waiving th«* A cold snap deccndcd on the istir.rlit: motion fo ra mis- known that primarily his visit to flood district today, in the wake train with seven wounded und five hnitlcgm im ! of miners and opera- fendants a t tho same time lie as­ liave been keeping tho bootleg rules, took up tho ad valorem bill !ff Rjymem! heatedly con­ tile United State* at this time is of freakish winds and torrential dead, declared that, a fte r killing lots, none of tho big producers in sured the state lie felt he could mnrket satisfied, officials admit- •ponaored by Governor Martin in i Detroit miwspnper for to discuss Culm’s sugar problem rains which has made relief wt rk the federal guard of 50 soldiers the field nrc running non-union. render a verdict of guilty in tho tod today th at the question o f . his plan of completing tho Ever if an interview with Mrs. with Now York financiers. H1' mis ami Indiana liave been event the evidence submitted »t home m anufacture of intoxicants RlndcH project, nnd it wetit over • 1nmong the 50,(1110 homeless ext •e- ami two officers, the rebels set Machado said his visit to this mclv difficult. relative to the charges fire to the conches nnd then shot the hardest hit l»y tiie suspension. Die trial justified such a verdict is looming ns u sorlous problem, (by the same vote. As Ballvseg was being question­ | Iwr. The interview, h - said, country has no connection with tile Prohibition authorities hnvo Then the house, still working More iim.lt*rule teni|ieratu j-es down the passengers as they tried The production decrease in these ed. the court nttnehes brought in to esea|ie. ’ iWklmi of llie roiirtn func- Platt nmemlment, expressing, the ere expected in 24 bourn and t states is estimated a t 97 per cent lici'ti informed that tho cosunipwith rloek-llkd precision, unnnib e lie f‘that America autom atically will greatly alleviate Dio situnt! Most of the bodies were baric.I Tho miuci ' organization is strong­ the lurge metal drum from which tion of wine in tho United States moutdy passed n motion to certify names df a fresh panel of 150 I ttbrrini' to the f..< t licit would do away with the amend among tin* i-efugeea wlm liave 'a in a field near the scene of the a t- est in these two Htntcs. Ohio pro­ Inst, year amounted to 157,900,000 both bills immediately to the Sen talismcn were to he drawn nnd Inmiiicil Mi . Hoffman, the t l l tl l t. huddled in tents and boxcars mi).,i tuck, while many of the wuundei.’ duction has beep cut 84 per cent. set it up at. tin* right of Justice gallons, threo times th at before the nte. I “fu h n is enimhle of taking etrri the ram paging Mississippi mnl its were taken to lot hare a for tre a t­ In Ohio Du union has iiermitlctl volstcad act. Tiie production of It marked the first long strid > Bowlder's dins. g r a p s has been mounting steadily, by the legislature Iq the direction tbulr matter was turned of her own affairs," Machado t aid. tributaries crushed through e- ment. About a scoro of survivors some of the smaller operators to Townsend “ Have you rend about Die enao?” unfair and unwise, m '. 4; .T'orriers and ungulfcd tilie id u in e d I,, Guudalajiinv, continue on tiie ohl wage basin of having bcen.eaUmated a t.o v e r 2,­ of carrying out th* i Un conceive * t bfourlniint of Justice "It would lie tutf __ • ‘ia< «v.’ have n»>. di.y pending n e g o lia tii'i of rnse because of tho way the mur- 000,007 tons inr* year by the a g ri­ nnd sponsored by Go.-cmor Jun: ; . t - • i ■. 1 ! * v American ’ fajr JUe'.. weie airysm e. ' ' ’ “ Yos, 1 was disgusted with the cultural departm ent. investigation is m»t profited under the aid of the Ame­ Many of t lu- flood suffcrc* m e boported to have keep oil the train, u Wage contract for Die entire Bullweg W. Martin for the •*u * *«te coni m u asked, The commercial bootleg m arket pleto reclamation lol the court does not rican government." ill with various kinds of sickness, *>ai they escaped uninjured. The Held. ergiadc.: dor happened.” is reported to tio suffering ser- lands. t report until later ill the many have severe colds from rain only American proceeding to MexTiie fight In the P ittsburgh dlsTills statem ent provoked n series icnisly from "home producers." and exposure while « number of leo City was II. Dock, n resident drict so far lias boon about a draw, The Senate will take tne mnttci fa said |u> was extremely children in the Arkansas refugee of Gnudelajnra. a t least so far as product >n Is Plain that his first reactions upon officials estimated th at thousands un ns n .<fpeclal order of bu*ines~. The production de­ Intervened and helped Ballwcg ex- of families throughout the coun­ tomorrow noon. [punt a mi irinl lieenuse camps are reported to lie suffering An Englishwoman, Miss W atson, concerned. from measles, mumps and the who WHS 11 passenger, also escaped crease there is estim ated nt f»U per of nuestions tmt Justice Scuddcr try are "m aking their own”, und lif weeks spent in taking Immediately a fte r the vote we injured. whooping rough. cent under Die leadership iif tho reading tin* newspaper ubuut the that iittlo of tiie home produced taken, tho Home, upon a motion c‘ Hr mentioned having slaying did not necessarily mean stuff is going into the commercial waive the rulet, took up considera­ Flood w aters today were rapid­ 1previous motions for u H eartbreaking scenes were des­ Pittsburgh t'oal Company, which bootleg traffic. ly spreading out over the entire cribed ho persons who weru on the lias announced it never ngTiiij that lie was still "disgusted.” if by tnvh side. tion of tho second of Governor Mrs. Snyder had been listening The treasu ry is Investigating M artin's two Everglades bills, thl Saint Francis basin, and hopes of train tlint took relief to the scene would operate with tho union, sev­ Ifairnc-s to the juror in attentively. / •Construction of two clay tennis tin* nssertlc.i of wets tiiat the conn pairing the main Mississippi le- or tho attack. One man. half eral of the larger producers are ‘thecourt milled. must The jury box was emptied for sumiitioii of nlcholic liquors, in­ one clothing the Everglades drain l that up until lids lime, ciMiirts mi u site near the w ater­ vco near New Madrid, Mo., have cia/ed by his expvVlonce, laughed running on an open shop basis. the fourteenth time shortly before cluding wines, inultn and distilled nge brftml with authority to lev\ works plant a t Thirteenth Htreyt ____________ Thu eastern and western KenIn on abandoned. The levee at that ItyMtcf ii'ully an lie tio8crib(?<l how kuicd on Page Six.) — . sprrits Inst year uminintcd lo over an ud valorem tax, should it M and French Avenue is under way, point has liven swept away for a tlie rehela linil killed ali bis famiy, llK'ky fields alone have benefited noon. found necessary, to assure comple according to a statem ent made to­ distance of ten miles. including his mother and lince **y tho sus|ionsion. These are non- noon. One Itunrcd aiul seventy $900,000,000 gallons. Tiio figure is tion of tho project. day by City .Manager \V. B. Wil­ \ number variously estimated children. union. Eastern Kentucky produ- three talismcn hod been examined consumption before prohibition. S|K*itker Fred H. Davis of thIt was unc/ffirinlly estim ated liams, who announced th a t nearly between 50,000 ami 75,000 were IP* rn i x liunw# "iio Hiiimuiimi An official communique, issued tir-n bus increased one tier cent, and only five accepted us jurors. that IIouso led tho proponents of Jh> ‘ courts Imd nt least. 25,000 commercial A new panel of 12 wns sworn in. MVO i l f l ’t v I n all m aterials for the forced to flee from their humus, by Gen. Jose Alvarez, chief r.i while western Kentucky has gone jin v I M t l i l ) I K arrived in Die city. Four of tho fifteenth group were moonshiners were in o|>erutinn measure. He left the Speaker’, hut wether any of these lost their sta ff to President Callus, said up three per cent. excused for having simples against with an output of about 75,000,000 chair to take the floor to speak b r iR r i ln n rio c L The drainage pipes are being lives probably will not ho kni-wn at most, of the passengers killed, the death penalty. Another wns gallons Inst year. From 100,000 to favor of tho bill, term ing it thi U l^ U d ll \ i c l M t laid ar-l the subsoil of llio courts until tile w aters return to their th had been burned to death or hack­ Solon W ants Traffic dismissed for knowing counsel. 200,000 persons nre said to he op­ best proposal yet put forward t«* . *-----1prepared for the suface treatm ent, beds. ed to pieces with knives n fter the For the first time since the trial erating small stills, producing complete the Everglades project, AGUA Nicaragua, Apr. 21 1Mr. Williams today told a repreTito Mississippi was still rising rebels h-*-l locked the doors of the Cops With Uniforms defending its legality nnd answ er­ started, Gray showed interest in liquor for their personal use. fr-Tr.rve irhcls and two 1sQntntive i-f Tin* Deraid. nt Memphis and will roach its prob­ coaches and set them on fire. The ing questions hurled by opponent' Gen. Andrews recently issued tho proceedings, now and then b-on killed by United : The d a y for surfacing of the able crest of 45 feet by Saturday. statem ent, - aid that tho screams TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Apr. 21— who sat to his left. instructions to prohibition admin­ of the measure. l*»rin<„ during attacks t court* arrived this week and is After this, the w aters will gradual­ of the terrified nnd tortured pass­ (IN Smith withdrew his propose' S )—All traffic officers patrolMrs. Snyder sut watching tho istrators to begin n determined kiwi held by the marines now being carried to the site, it ly decline unless there is more rain engers could still Ih* heard from amendment to the bond issue Ml ing public roads nnd highways outfight against commercial moon­ with her chin resting on ut 48 hours, according to ** su it'd ., Nets and posts on winch in the Mississippi valley. the burning roaches when federal Bido of the limits of towns und talesmen nsserting th at it was sim ilar t shiners. Ho stated th at this prob­ «> received here today . *° hang them have ulso been pur­ It will be nt least three more troops arrived on the scene, some cities shall nt all tin.ns while on the back of her right hand, ami ex­ cellent pose for the n rtist nt the lem is ono of the most serious that offored by Weed*. Whe I stacked the nmrines'nt ‘’bused by theclty, as well ns mo­ weeks lie fore the refugees can re­ time a fte r tho attack had opened. duty wear tho proper uniform of presi ess tables who were drawing confronting tho federal authori­ Weede’* proposal, however, w u . The marines roturned dern lolling and m arking ma­ turn to their water-logged houses. Government officials expressed Ms office, with his insignia con­ ties. Conimorciul moonshining is tabled by the well-oiled house mr tier. Lt l'i tnn and wounding chines. Many wi'l return mid find Dud J* tiui tii.it the rebel hand tuny spicuously and uniformly display­ spreading nwuy from the moun­ chine, Sm ith sought to bripg i ,i "Tlic city is sparing no time in (Continued on Pago Six.) have been part of tho revolutionary ed, according to a li.il introduced tain districts of the soutli into the his nniundment again but met w ifi ' making ready the courts," Mr. attack believed to | Williams said, “and thoy will Ik* force th at took up arm s ngiiinai ill the House today by Represen­ populated centers when* the m ark­ Die same fate. I Made by rctiela, was di(( oil tinned on Page Six.) tative Thomas of Bradford county. The Senate committee on drain et is more extensive, according to I c.m ulcted in approximately three "•’I Hie marines defendofficials. nge will today form ally report ur. The Mil would create a commis­ . weeks." > *■' rr.ilr : d to the |«o- I Despite rumors that the city had HFJHSCOUNT KATE CHANGED sion of threo persons, one a police favorably on Senator John \V. Wat «*-tn't. The marines . son’a bill th a t was offered thi officer of a city, the second a sher­ conneglectful in startin g Two Florida Papers LONDON, Apr. 21— (IN S )—The iff «nd the third a traffic officer, to * w attackers killing I structinu l,con week ns a substitute fo r tho* «'i the courts had "been * lunding one. The time was lieing made lo luiVe them rediscount rate of the Bank of d'.sign and prescribe tin* uniform of offered by tho Governor, haviii Join Ranks Of I. N . S. w> no rUAiiultics, A strictly local program is to England, which had stood ut five traffic officers. been killed in committee meetin H «tUrked the reiWnl ready for play. feature the lunchei’n m eeting of early thin morning a fte r ono of ib . A farrv.cl! juirty to Chaster Per cent since December 11*25, icn." JACKSONVILLE, April 21— We always have wondered what tin* Chamber of UommiTie, which Tiio International News Service bitterest all night legislative ba: Oh. .l" ■■ 1 ’’ talion, but Saunders, to wliicli the public lia1* reduced today to 1 1-2 per cent. A - *51* marine* ordered Committee Fails rPo (Continued on Page Three) liccn invited, it to he given Friday change in tho rate had been ex­ those little girl evangelists w ant to is to ho belli Friday noon ut the today announced tho uddition of Seminole Cafe, according to an a n ­ hi*.when J.hey grow lip. night lit Hie Community Building pected fo r some time. two more Florida papers ns mem­ Decide On Blue Law *tlark by ImiDi rebels nouncement made today by E. A. in Lake Mary, nccorilng to un anbers of its organization. Tho Hurricane Strikes Douglass, president. ®u «*;a* made at rhieli•iDtinccnu’Vit mil (Id thin mominjr. Tullnhiissec Democrat and Die DeTALLAHASSEE, Fla., Apr.21— A more detailed explanation of , attackers, flctl Mr. Saunders, who organized Kushita In Bengr ^ r‘i* anil tiinrino fired It (TNS) A fter an hour and a half the Lake Mary Band, and wlm has Dio expansion program proposed Laml News liave both subscribed — TirA -re wen a few ban- meeting the House committee on directed the Lake Mary orchestra by the City Commissioners! for the to the full leased wlro service of­ k LONDON, April. 21 — (IN S)coming summer is expected to he fered hy the International News ttitUIKDtPOQiH today ivtuinud to the for Die past few moiiDis. Is to given liv Mayor Forrest Lake, who Service over its printer muchinc Housrs were blown down and rivi House rliuinhers without a report leave this week for Nashville, Tenn i i4 R »•4 N *i , I w. briefly upon the program circuit. on several ’Tale niuc*’ Sunday to u*fitit!ia tho leftderahip of hln^ Imats were capsited during an ' ,N sl M.’M O lltS 11 bus bcoti brought to the attention of TJio Sanford spoke Both the DeLand Nows and T a l­ lust Friday but who hns since ask­ laws heforo tliem. liaiul, a nationally kimwii organleight minute hurricane at Kus. nrc form er sub­ ^ 1 1 I*. III.. ■\ i»r. PI-TJio Siindny ‘‘blue law" ipiestnm iuitlon. * Herald, th at malicious rumors arc lieing spread about tho ed for moio time in which to np- lahassee'Democrat tia, Bengal, according to a ex­ scribers of the Associated Frost, •> III.lmo( eiinlc ’ praise to members of tjio Cham­ , , | tin.ii' hied •' 1lip commit lie will remain In Nashville dur­ toiluv .o.lutl.ui n ri •iimcnd Lm\ after a heated debate, turned ing most of Die .dim m er months city dial th is paper has misrepresented its circulation. ber mi m atters of civic iiiiportanca. a service th at they have discarded change telegraph dispatch froi. John Melsch. chairm an of the for the International Newt Service Calcutta today. jf | of Trndi out to he a “hung jurv’’ «n Hie nnd tho hand will bo lieanl each The Herald has nothing but contem pt for rumor-mongers Four boats with their crew County CommUtioinora, is to he which has made rapid stride* in r» muni vied with tiio ' iiucsUm i . Another meeting of the night over the radio from that or persons who work in an undercover manner, and would invited to speak on n m atter of In­ tho Florida field during recent were lost and a launch with fJrt? bran, ( ‘mpany any he sun- 1committee will be held next 1 UOS- city, IDs leadership is said to three passengers is missing. refrain from any comment, if it did not feel that in ju s­ terest to celery grower* of the months. have brought much praise to the day. district, according to plans inudo hand he directs. tice to itself it should set one raef straight before the peo­ ibis afternoon by Secretary E. J. Mr. Suundcrs has made a large T ro tter and Mr. Dougless. ple of Sanford. number of friends during Du’ past Whut Mr. Meisch’a subject will (. asoii in l-ake Mary and the party lie, providing he accepts the invi­ T h e Herald lias Hie largest net paid circulation of any j* Udiig given as n tribute to him. tation to speak, is not definitely Hulking a.ul Various farms of en­ newspaper published in Seminole County. Recourse to known, hut those dose to him hctertainment will he indulged in. subterfuge will avail nothing i’i discrediting this fact. Its I'eve that la* would touch upon the (IDs WASHINGTON A pr 21—(IN S) will he autom atically invalidah m atter of the usn of apruy m ater­ v j,' •• Un.. April 21. iii Imi provides for all money mcelved Senator Walsh (D) u t Montana, ne'xt month by statuatory irait subscription lists art* guaranteed by tho Audit Bureau of Winder Cotton Mill ,r '. D’" !■ dojlsrs a t interesl on tax sale cert if lent*-:, ial in fighting iiiEoct* which are *r tho indefatigable prosecutor cf tion and reuuested information i harm ful lo e d d y . a Llii i1’. “T" hi the lie paid over to th general school Circulations, and its books nre open to all for*inspection. Will Be Enlarged | '•ongi’essional investigations, has to whether the attorney gcnei, "Irixliired in the I funds o f various <bmtitles. laijv renewed his effort to secure action contemplated court action in tic The Herald hus acquired th is ascendency in circula­ Italy {;/, ’ ’’inior Turner The Senate panned Senator " h'tuW ife (M ‘Pussyfoot* ’ by tho Department of Justice .n to prevent the expiration of the li. WINDED* Cn., Apr. 21 (INS> * **1drift li tDthoft | ker'ii Idil ti» pmhlUlt ti*e VpnuiflKi tion through years o f conscientious effort in giving to the the celebrated an ti-tru st proceed­ igatlon by default. Th** AntoHkag Cotton Mill* of I selling iir off'•ring for sale any kiil „ Vale* Johnson D ies Today ing against the Aluminum Com­ Although Senator W alsh’a h i Fitchburg, Moss., which ye terday tor people o f Seminole County the best newspaper that money murritictt ; fruits, vegetaLdo*. products, g"ixls, In |. regii pany of America, in which Secre­ ter relatea specifically to cum purchasivl the Barrow County wares or personal |irois‘Hy of any I in the *ital WESTERVILLE, O., Anr. 21 — tary of the Treasury Mellon, und plnint* before the Perioral Tr and experience can produce and in alw ays keeping them Mills lure plan to spend in the !►!. 'tali: til'H upon he- kind upon any of -the state or nelihlmrhood of $1,00»/»0 in im­ j (IN S )—Mrs. Wilburn K. Johnson, his brother It. H. Mellon, of P itts­ Commission that the company u acquainted with ail tho facts o f current events to which county highway*. 04, wife of 'Pussyfoot’ Johnson, burgh, are the principal stock­ unfair method* in monopolizii* _ '"Irislui I by Tile entry defaults by tho likes provements, it was announced loSenator I internationally known us u prohi- holder*. th ey are justly entitled. fc®f tinthe aluminum casting's husine iluv. * , "•.no. f|„,iM'v‘Jn,li ilistrlct of courts in the sta te tho day a fter ! hition cruruder, died early today. Tiie mill now has 17,000 spindles In n letter of A ttorney General the communication re-opena in th rule day instead of cm the rume ■f the "f D>o circuit Again, T he Herald has the largest net paid circula­ Mrs. Johnson, prior to her m arriage Sargent, il was learend today, the Department of Justice the entir ■•riouH ‘ountleri to day n» at present was pass'-d by und it is planned to increase that T »*> the number several thousand, making tion o f any newspaper in Seminole County, and can prove a t Omaha, Neb., in 1880, was pri- Montuna Senator, directed atten­ pending rase involving virtuall' kmi f t *i, *• r °iiiptniller the Senate. vote secretary to WilUam Jennings tion of the D epartm ent of Ju sth o every phase of the fig h t again it one of the largest ill the South. The Senate today lUU'sed three The paid to it. . “ Bryan. Twu *ons and alsters su r­ to the fact that the government’s Die Mellon cut>e*rn since the tn mill will continue making hills, r.mrii killed ib two am •t «i. iiiv** mini, ii h ' hii'adopted one ginghams mid d in ju u . ® tax l^j, I’edemnvive her. (Cominecd on Page Three) case against the Mellon company ,e» certificates. I t ‘resolution informally. i „ r*4\ ‘ ■ -f .4 ?a'.. Opposition Smothered •» Omi w w CUBAN EXECUTIVE ’‘S J C '. i l “ V S ONLY FIVE HAVE BEEN CHOSEN FOR THESNYDER JURY 22 k 1 Rules Waived For Immediate Action TROOPS PURSUE COAL PRODUCTION L x n : ; MEXICAN BANDITS IN CENTRAL AREA W H 0 KILLED 100 CUT FOUR FIFTHS brew man MAY BE BANNED, ANDREWS HINTS I Work On Two Clay Tennis Courts Has Been Started Here rican Marines City Program For Summer To lie Told A t Chamber Meet Lake Mary Citizens To Honor Chester Saunders At Party R um or M ongers A t i t A gain Senator Walsh Seeks Further Action In Case Against Mellon-Owned F ir r . jj0l‘ Turner Introduces Bill To P°®*t Fees For Marriage Licenses y- It L ss «&ia&* - ;*«*- • �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1027 Comtesse Declines Interview Extra! A Blond Spanish Beauty &kStm The now peace bridge, connecting Buffalo, K. Y., and F o rt Erlo, C anada, iajilctiired above. II Is nearly complete and I to l)0 dedicated la Way by. l'fcyltlont Coolldgo and tho P rince of W ales. The fepan fm dedicated to the 100 years of peace betw een the United S tates and C anada-and as u rem inder th a t n o .form ications exist on either side of tin: border irom coast to coast. Czar of Fight He Aims at the Bootleggers A boy Hero The (’« intesse Alexandra Dagtnar I ranees .la rio . bprg flatty declined to be interviewed the other da where her parents, the J’rinco and P ro c e ss Erik Ihclr estate. Hut she dooplly consented to pore uiotticr. Is holding her. sho Ik* the form er l-ol» the CanudUui lumber Jong.' Brings Over the Kaiser’s Buggy tttort*~ This, the buggy In which Kaiser Wilhelm rode when katserlim tl In flower, lias been brought to tho United States by Stephon It. ttu of High Point, N. C., a collector of nntlribo vehicles for years. V im perial coat of arm s appears Just beneath tho driver s rest. RedheacVQueep The "t MmdicrvJlle. Mb it.. Is not one to compluln about lark of el the eighteenth amendment Instead of that he has llk<* IIi Ik one posted on Ills property anil lias a machine ••in tip. lie Is a lornter Texas Itanger and automobile rurct t he Battery Seeks Record ftl'I'T*- mm Beauty That Is Acadian Pix ycnr-old Karl Jones (below l ot Corning, N. V. couldn't swim, but the si tiff Is in him of which heroes nre made. When his four-yeur-obl brother Donald thliovc), fell Into an lev lake, Karl didn’t hesitate hut plunged In after him. Wading out null! the water reflehrd Ills »»*<?, I.c pcl/rd linnnld and dragged him li. cutely. l-'ricitd« arc Urging a Car ticgiu medal for the boy. T h e y , Dress for Easter There —NI!A. Kansas City Bureau East summer Mies Catherine Wal lace won tho tltlo ot Queen o. Wichita ( Has.) Kfdhcnds. She re cently wus picked frotu union) olght co-ed at t!io University ol WlchlU a tin ichuol's must beau­ tiful girl. <v, it 11. DoMille. flltc producer, being the final Judge, tilic I:- to In- offered a chuuto In Introducing William C. Jackson, Mobile, Ala,, swimmer. who plans '.o swim the Mississippi river from Ct. Eouls to New OiJ...»n*. Ho in* tends doltiv tt In *,.-tn\« |!>» ir.-vlor. here De Pinedo’s Daring Flight Was Ended II Hurling Ace Will Diminish Mini s L f. wk —NBA. Seattle Uurcao K astrr In Princess Hluluh’s country h not t m anor of how much you • an Ukc off and still oppenr welt t'risscU The princess lx shown In I he cotniiuie t-li»- wort* upon arrivlug in Itsattle, Wash., front Noma f ie other tiny. It « . or the latest models and v - u h j 9Uu, :. \y ter Hying uiror.s ttu* Atlantic o c u n a nd tho ItrusUUu jungles, Conintaiiiler Pyauccscu D, Hug liit«-r-<onlln»*ntMl IUr Ii I lu u m-uplant. caiuv to mi t e l l Until. A lls., where irla h u n t out lu flume* a* It who r o ttin g under w a y l m Diego. Calif ICwctiuit siiciu bu f tocJu Uivil lu/’Uikv vll" ntv iiliunu ntiitv. The da ^ . —NLA. New York llureau t h i s 'l a tho ’ battery of lawyers” .hut will help defend Mrs. ttuth Urowu fciuyikr mid Henry ' Judd 'Jray when they aro tiled tu I-ong Island City for (lie m urder of Mrs. suyder'g husband. Dana Wnllum ‘above) is ono of Mrs. Snyder's touuscl J w .Milluid (center) tud K Miller |I m.-Ju» i urs stlorkeys Ivi U a y -i H ere’s a one-ornted plirher who Is 1bo sta r or tho University of MUtottrl bavebnll club. HI* name Is Henry FeJdt amp. In hi.-; lai t two years tu high school, ho lost only onv kuiuu lu flf 1ceu i-iiiiud. Oltl.ANIM) Work sturted on new' brunch station ot Orln Vistu uf New Ice Company, An Instrument tin,I will curb tier k en WINTER HAVEN— .tills receiv­ t iding of horses—th at’s what Dr E F ed for coni-truction of (wo new will do. *1hi« Instrument, savs l>r "fc nt ward school buildings in Wiulcc viuoti of a horse and thereby prevent 1 heredtury utetuia. JIf hua been worki: p , jump nnd orthn® fra hi* “OpthidmoK* :curntcly determpir of eye trouble V*41 of thirty yvurpuU �THE SANFORD HERAL Our Pennant Winning Celeryfeds will take the field once more Friday af­ ternoon to start the fight for new lau­ rels---we hope that when the season ends the City S u b sta n tia l will be URSDAY, APRIL 2 the proud possessor of the 1927 flag. Our team will need the support of ev­ ery loyal fan ---not only Friday but at every game, and we urge your con­ stant attendance. The Attendance Sanford Should Always a leader, The City Substan­ tial should show the way in attend­ ance records at the opening game. Sanford’s team won the pennant last season, we believe they will win it this year, let’s win the attendance troI phy and back them up to the limit. 1 n * Let everyone attend th e o p en in g game and pull for the Celeryfeds! Best Wishes Celeryfeds Attend The Game Sanford! Forrest Lake, Mayor E. F. Housholder Commissioner Commissione r �PAGE THR THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1027 W\l SCIENCE ___ __ _ . House Places Okoy9S Ci .I _____ IOn Marlin Scheme ForDrainingGlades Senator Walsh Seeks Tenth Of Chicago’s Millionaires Are Loomis Witness Women; Many Are Active In Business Court Action A gainst Mellon- Owned !■’ i r m age of another man’s laud hud an. <fontititled fr out Page One) „ V ! tier- of the tw enty-first Liicnntnl !|“■ d any suofl p la n s'th a t ‘would O f E n g lis h raje-iun. The \ >: at 12:15 o'clock burden ^he entire state.* "(live us out* own drainunp hue •iatiun StlVK this morning, nfu.*r the commit t re *, «>’ ' hnd heard del■■•.-ations from Dm!*'. and \vo shall drain our own dis­ M O I C M t - p nIn| neaeh. Okr t,..be- and P iw - trict,’’ he said- “ no mm'•' land L e s s Lure ard comities, stood four for kitting ishould bo recovered than can be • Uhe hill mid one for r porting fa- populated.” Francis Miller, mayor of coun­ ._ 21—(IN S )— Tvornbly on it. Inis been at n j ’ |io battle *>•< r the pfopo- | try < lub Estates and a director or a very long jdrninngp plan offered in tlio Senate m the Dade country chamber ut dames Harr, by Senator Watson was an after- Commerce declared that “we are • British Medi- mirth of the Evorgedlna drainage amazed a t the provisions of Gov­ conferi*neu held a t Went Pa Ini ernin' Martin's liil!.” ' “ It is dangerous to every land " ho continued Bench in October nf Just year, vnrowner the state" he dnefured. thing com par- loin members <*f the Dade county 1'lie tuxinlevied <m your land is on advances in delegation declaring that the r vits face an execution at law and I engineering, em or h a d ''repudiated’ his promise: to pay the execution nnd is unjust less prevalent ; made at the conference, an outrage.” i, hut wliot we j W atson's hill, prepared in e<*l- ami "All th at we want now is the rnthcr than laborntion with A rthur F, Morgan* control ot the w aters instead of ■iraliutge of the district," ho told never tiie committee. "There are parts in the Ever glrdca that will never he and hould never !*■ drained u s.v r are having trouble now ill nmr'ketuig mu' ei ops and we eou)d never m ar­ jvt'L that whie|i \vhic|i cluild coiiM he lx* produced ket li' the* Everglade.* wore drained in its entirely.” Vance W. Helm, president of lie* Everglade., Sugar and lotud Coiiipanq, dcclmed tliat lie was up* posed to the ad valorem tax on the real value instead of the usDollar bills showered girl shopi.c ed valuation of property iit tie; district and flayed such tux ns be­ pi r.s in Boston recently nn they were walking past lhi* offices of nn ing unjust. ‘ It other counties are in favor insurance company. Search of the of lhi - project, tiicn cut off Made hutl llug brought no information ns i.n iity met let us drain oui own to the owner of the money. iistriri,’ Helm said. “ It would be an economic crime to : ell twenty million dollars wouli of bonds under the proposed mnmg' oient acres v t tomatoes were "I condemn the hill liecaUst* i t j left in the fields in the Everglades main purpose is to discrim inate t * rot lids year because of the lack the Everglades drainage district "f markets and to drain the, entire and would abandon parts ot it ill Everglades would he suicide. the fu tu re ” Jennings said. George l*’, licnsel. president of Senator Wm»g said that he opSCOW, Anrli 21— (IN S j— thu Greater Paint Beach (’Itumber pored tlie bill because it was a i to the Moscow Soviet, ju st j of Commerce, appeared in behalT local measure providing for subjj reveal n number of new of the G m ernor’s bill nnd opposed drainage districts and not a state i t,n the city council. How bitterly that introduced by Wubson. wide measure, He also declare ! tart the control of the caplie p teduced telegram s from *Hr.' that the functions of W atson’s ily is considered may he eshot,id of director)) ot the Palm bill would not take effect for kJ by the fart that none other Bench Chamber 01 Commerce mid : ome time. Joseph Vissarionovitch Djugof the Palm Bench I le a ltB o n n ! "I mil opposed to tliis Mil be­ li. Utter Known as Stalin, is approving the plan ol Govenim cause it does not insure financ­ « liit of municipal udm iuhM artin ’asking that the bill in­ ing." lie said. "The problem be­ troduced by Senator Watson In* fore the stall* at present is not bahly no other great city in reported unfavorably. the tax but the protection of hu­ arid las ••* higiily varied a man lives mid to prevent a repeti­ "The m atter is not a difficult i(f city fathers, nnd mothers tion nf {September 18 when 300 engineering problem but one of ■Moscow. This year appear finances. The Governor's hills m e were wiped out a t ’ Moore Haven*" rater* of the Moscow Soviet ilcfinito white that .Seniitm Wat:.on * Under Watson's hill, tlie local retomary row of obscure introduced is not, hut will tend t * board, could, without referendum aen. Mid then the turnips of delay drainage ol the glades,” he or appeal to tin* people for their i, Kalinin, Vorosholov, mid raid. “ Furthermore, Watson’s toll choice, take in the whole state as Sat, ail belonging to that is 1*0 pages long mid it is impos­ a part of thu Ecvrglades drainage chest instance of the Comsible for tlie lawmen to know what district. Tilery is this definite in­ it party, tho Political Bureau, tention of the hill to extend the it is all about. ikrnide there appear thu Itensed declared that as the district to the cast coast mid I i »f Alexander Bogdanovich, stale owned one fourth of tl.j doubt its sincerity." tazcr fioni the Grand ThcuGraham Bose at tbc conclusion land in the Everglades, the project f M. N'srokoff, actor of tire was in part a state wide measure ol* W agg’s denunciation of W at­ Thtitie. and nf Dime. Kazami should lie supported by those sons’ loll ami asked, "why all this ibva, actic: from the outside of the district. secrecy about the governor’s bond llcprosciitu lives from Moor; liusi ness ?. A heated debate rose as to the Haven, Everglades, Okeechobee and vicinity appeared to oppn:;< ri’r!|t of Governor Martin to with­ Watson’s bill as Impractical ami hold from the public the mimes cl It delay in drainage. Senator Jen* the New York Bond House that nings, one of the committee, de­ offered to purchase twenty mil­ clared that he was opposed to W at­ lion dollars in bonds if the two son's bill because the state cornu governon’s bills are passed, nn I would find it unconstitutional and thot the state would lie without :i drainage plan for another two iel Chiefs A re j cled R ecen tly Moscow Parley ---- - lid valorem tax were added to e a r i burdens of thu present time, it would knock the feet from under its," Grcthcn raid. "An ad valorem lax h n tax i on energy and a tax an thrift that would keep out of the state useful 1industries. [ "We have sweat, d blood in coming out of lla* period of depression. W were thou hit liy one of the ino-l jdi*n»lrmi., storms of tin* continent. marge Jural emtio out on t**i> fighting like ly 1 „ y bull dogs. Bid if wo liaxc something like (lii.s put oil top of ns, it i; ..... nsixi* imii'f- tun unjust," G rothm said. E. It. Gmltnm, president of ihe ny athui country in Lit Dade county aruinugc distiivl, op coniVnlnl involving th*' cui»tftig« I ::hlriMs wax e n te r'd by Dolntil maniifactureiu of aluminum nutvnjobilci ohrts in May, !!?2t. It led to the rxhnuativc investi­ gation of the trmle method* of the CHICAGO, Apr. 21 — (IN’S)-One j.lam es Simpson and Mrs.Fred A. o lutnitum company, which were (Cnutimicd from P a g e ’On-1 tenth of ( hicugo's millionaire.-* | Poor. • i tj for Hi in elaborate detail in the caption of the original nntt tru'd are women, a perusal of income Among those who were born with report' of 11. W. Digger. a special .ruK by Attoi tax returns revealed. 1 nn nbumloiiee of worldly goods are ' sftani in 1012. invo# .iirntor who devoted several Some of these rtrem ely wcnlthv | Mrs. Emelle Peacock, Miss Aumnnthb to purvey of the industry. women, of which there are upproxi- , guxtu Lehman. Mrr, Edith M. I The castings report of the Fed- iuull jxirta oi the country. leral Trade Oommts«lttn. chnri-ed | mutely o re ' htir.drea, Srere h'itn ' Baker. nnd Mrs. C rnrgr M. BeVr. ; among other tilings. Unit the prnd- i millionaires. Some m urrird millionBowing articles w ow i vices of the company in forcing nnirr-i. Others were endowed i one month of 1020 fro m I purchasers of sheet aluminum to J wealth left by millionaires. jeorgm, street ears; 120 return tiie.'r ‘•shop-scrap” for re-i A few achieved millions by hard . :: lol itors, 0 live chick, I m elting constituted n direct viola­ work, thriftness and careful in­ tvs eye, 187 bundles, MO tion of the C 'iscnt decree which) vestments. ■ 'loves, 87 pufses. n quart, I term inated the 11)12 action. Heading the list is Mrs. Edith i, 28 pairs of glasses, 2f* Under the federal trade cummin- j Itockefeller McCormick, who is , 22 articles of jewelry, a ion act, complaints lodged against! raid to have more millions than DT. I sets of false teeth, n alleged unlawful trade practices1 any oilier woman in the city, be­ garlic, a pair of brass have no landing in court unless I ing heiress to a share of the rich­ • .>• I oby I■*■> 11: <i .. hipresent! 1 liy the Departm ent of I es of one of America's wealthiest JtnUlte within three years. The 1 men. Her Wcnlth Great Her wealth includes what is re­ worded us tlie largest realty hold­ ing of any woman in the city and the returns from thoughtful in­ vestments of large possessions from birth. Other wealthy women include Oldfield Mrs. Chauney McCormick and her Tiros and Tubes mother. Mrs. Charles Deering, who recently inherited part of the $11.000,000 Deering estate. WHY SEN D AWAY Mrs. Mollie Matcher Newberry, owner of the Boston Store, is said for tires when yon ran get to Imve an annual inpeme of more 10 Lbs. Granulated Sugar ............ than a million dollars and her com­ the Highest quulitv and bined wealth is estim ated at many Service at Home at the fol­ 5 Lbs. New Irish Potatoes ........... millions. low ing low Prices. And Starting with a five cent 'piece No. 2 j L r ns Lem Cling rea ch es and some good candy receipts, Garrnntecd My The hirestone Rubber Co. Mrs. Ora Snyder built up a liusilie;:, which now emhrnces nunier2 Cans No. LCrushed Pineapple ... Oldfield ous loop confectionaries which ivlurn an annual income of npproxi-; 1 Bottle 15 Oz. Catsup ................. :10.x,’! I/* ( ’on! SS.I un tidy $250,000 mid have enhanced lior“ffve cent fortune" to one of | 2 Cans Corn ........................................ :i()\3>/i E. Size 0.1 several millions. Mrs. Bertha Ilnur, a well known I :i2x 1 S. S. Cord ...... 13.! 2 Cans No. 2 Peas .. ...................... social personality and leading busiii*'-"> and political women, recently j 32x4»/i S. S. Con! . ... 10. 7 Packages' V. C. W ashing Powder obtained $1,000,000 from the liusi- ' 15.1 lo'i'.s of her liurbund, which s h e , .31x5.25 Hnllon managed for a number of years. [ ^9x4.40 ilallcp 5 Cans Light House Cleanser 0. Manages Business Mrs. Albert .1. Bigler joined the | 20x4.75 Util*ut II.I 1-4 String Broom ................... millionaire *Iush with the sale of: .. 10. the’ G. A. Foileti Company, which ' 33x(i,00 Rnlhin 2 Lbs. Nice Fancy Prunes ............... she inherited by n form er m arrage ' We pul these nn l ieu nnd operated for a numb r of | 1 Lb. Maxwell House C offee years. The business was sold re ­ cently for a cash consideration c»r No. 2 Cans Green Lima Beans one million dollars. Scores of other women were list­ ed in tin* millionaire class by the passage of the income tax amend- j meat which provides the wife the ( right to file an independent return j under point-tendnney. Sharing their hil.sliund's fortunes in addition to their own holdings have placed in | B ld g . ' P h o n e 671 tlie millionaire group Mch. Julius itoM-nwnld. Mrs. Frank Stout, MrJ. I “p m lo tte McCuller Grocery Company Basket rA g Built to Give Superior Performance Results 6o m iles p lu s — w ith exceptional ease 4-wheel hydraulic brakes C b f j i l e r *Y>01 p r i r r j — Y.x.iririg C *r, S10 7V, Club (. SI I ZS; Climb, .SllJs; R - S i l l i e r , »* * v ‘ V You Need No 1r.1i . <u ith 17' ; SI C oupe, rumhli i/a /.l SI24;;ScJ«n,$l24' Longer “Shop” r . C. S'. Iltlr H I. lu h t it It a it r n i T t.tttM r u n t U t . For Tires, Our t%#1 pm Prices Are'Low If* % est For Quality Tires d'*»lert s r t im *••»#emumn •/ nmt 4•* ttirmut t | pisit. All ( liryitrr fin Mr iirourtrd i|iinii ihcfi ;hc ffdio bjiicm. One Line Onlykl)ianioiul” We’re Sold Foi* Fight Years. W alter P. Chrysler and his en gi­ neers, in designin g and d ev elop in g th e six c y lin d e r C hrysler " 6 0 ”, strove for a quality o f road-case and road-readiness and suprem e com fort w hich w o u ld at once set it apart as a car aVnong cars, un­ precedented at its price and its class. found in the higher-priced Chrysler "70" and Chrysler Im perial "HO" w hich include seven-bearing crank* shaft, invar-strut p iston s, im pulse neutralizer, m anifold heat con trol, air cleaner, o il filter, fu ll pressure lubrication, hydraulic fou r-w h eel brakes and sh ock absorbers. T h e e x te n t to w h ic h the C hry­ sler "60" is d om inatin g its ow n fie ld , is th u s a dream g lo r io u s ly rea lize d and an a m b itio n s p le n ­ did ly fulfdled. C om e, see the Chrysler "60 n ote the essential fineness o f its Standardized Q uality m anufacture. M echanically, thu "60" has many o f th e v ery sa m e fea tu res to he • • S E D A N ME£is Tube* Sizes * 0. $2.25 5 Y o u ’ll recognize it,- esp ecially after d rivin g it, as a valu e utterly uuapproached by any o th er six o f m edium price. • -------- --- h. Detrvit 30x4:95 30x5.25 33x0:00 $17*00 $25.00 30x5:77 .S'16.00 $20.85 80x5, 8 ply heavy service $33.10 33x5, 8 ply heavy service $36.60 Other sizes at correspondingly low BUY “DIAMONIXS ’ AT £4,10 $3.80 SL40 $4.85 prices Sanford Avon lie AI 10th St _»njJ. & MiUrnuUn-lOth and SunRntl-lpl. 4i Elm ,l«nt*8 Tire phop - CHRYSLER MODEL N UMB ER S MEAN MI L E S PER HOUR �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 1027 'he Sanford Herald P lk ll> lrH r t r r j a ffm A t* r iw | l flanHft} at a n fu r i l , P l n r l O 111 M a g n o l i a A . m a r . M k lrrH aa k r rn a l C la n M a llrr. I t r t a h r r 17 . I t l l , a l I b r l * n « 1 n f l l r r a l A aa r« rtl, I 'l n r l d a , a n t l r r A r t of M a r r h *. IMB7. - .‘■ in T n n ____________ M A K A I I R I t M a h a g lix R d ltn l Ibr I. 21. 1927 ad* r u n t r (<> J r r b a a A at A i J n h n a - I n d la a jf n to aifclg -P ay- o f h n I I d l a g j> r o b n trli. a y arlaik al I 'b ra t. rl* r h ra a llflo a - kM ftliL ro u verse today TH E GREAT GUIDE: Show mo Thy ways. 0 , Lord; teach me Thy path*. Guide me <n Thy truth, anil tench me; For Thou arc the God of my salvation; For Thee <io I Avail nil the day. I’saint 25:1 ,o, PR A Y ER:—() God, Thou knowcst the end from the beginning, Lend us in the paths of righteous­ ness for Thy Name Sake. TAKE YOUR PLACE From Monkey To Jackass The favorable report of the House Com m ittee on Stalnakcr'H m ili-cvolutlon bill bus indicated the possibility of the legislators m aking nascs of them selves to prove th a t they didn’t tnrnc from m onkeys, anil of bringing down upon Florida I be ridicule o f most of the rest of the United Stales. The legislature is frequently called upon to defeat many, asinine bills hut never before has the opportunity been so admirably exemplified. Leo Stulnnkcr, who we were surprised to learn comes from Tampa, declares that ho has eight books used in the schools supported by the state of Florida, which arc too dis­ gusting. too debasing, and too vulgar to be used before a mix­ ed audience. "! would rather my children and my brothers and sisters, go uneducated," he declared, "than to study such damnable rot as that. I am nut willing for the sta le to pay a teacher to wreck the foundation of my children’s faith. We are spreading insidious poison in our public schools and dis­ crediting the Bible.*' We presume the Representative is speaking of the "Des­ cent of Man" or the "Origin of the Species," which arc the principal works of Darwin dealing with evolution. However, after a careful perusal of their pages we can find nothing more disgusting or vulgar than that life originated in small minute particles of protoplasm. Darwin was an English gen­ tleman tv ho presented his theory in as fin e words as it is pos­ sible to put the English language. Perhaps he lias reference to th e unabridged Shakes­ peare who lias his Edmund in King Lear cry, Now (>ods, .stand up for Bastards!", or certain sim ilar passages in Chau­ cer or Spenser's Faerie Queen. Or perhaps he would ban geog­ raphy which teaches the earth is round, or zoology which tends to show that the four inch throat of a whale is too small to admit a full grown man. Or perhaps it is astronomy, his­ tory. economics, anthropology, and physiology, all of which on certain points disagree with various passages in the Bible. But these subjects have been taught in most universi­ ties for years, in some for hundreds o f years. Such men as Coolidge, T a il, Woodrow Wilson, Roosevelt, Ghauncey Depew, Charles Hughes, J. P. Morgan, and countless others of our leading Americans, w ent through college and studied these same subjects. They, seem to have survived the effects and lived pretty decent lives in addition. If the legislators w ant to foster illiteracy, let them pass (he anti-evolution hill. Somewhere the world has a for you That is all your own; Suntrw he..' is work th a t your hand The People Pay The Hills ran do, And yours alone. W hether a fa r over land and sea, The Florida laws governing criminal procedure have Or close at your door may the duty he, been the target of many attacks in recent months because of It calls for your service full und their numerous flaws th at provide loopholes by which ju s­ free— tice is so often delayed or defeated. Here in Seminole County Toko your place! we have a case that fully dem onstrates how easily our laws may be manipulated to give criminals opportunity to cscupe ju st penalties for their crimes. No more glaring example of the inadequacy of Florida statu tes can be found than in the case of Robert C. Pittman. The negro, guilty of one of the most brutal m urders ever committed in the history of this county, was quickly appre­ hended, thunks to the efficient work of local authorities. The local courts functioned sw iftly and within thirty days the ac­ cused man had been tried and convicted by a jury of Seminole County citizens. The judge imposed the death sentence as prescribed by law and the governor took cognizance of the Somewhere the world has a desert court’s verdict by issuing a death warrant calling for the I W BPOt negro’s execution. i I Y our toil might till; Last week the condemned man was taken to Raiford Somewhere a ll/e whose loveless lot Your love might fill. where he was scheduled to pay the extrem e penalty. It ap­ If the place that waits he high or pears that in the m eantime a large sum of money had been low, Question not, cry not—onward go! raised by the negro’s friends and relatives to secure the ser­ The world's great battle needs vices o f a lawyer who was thoroughly familiar w ith the num­ every blow— erous legal steps necessary to delay the court’s sentence. Take your place! —Publisher Unknown. Last Saturday afternoon P ittm an’s lawyer appeared before Judge W right in DeLnnd and asked for a new trial basing He who hesitates is lost. his appeal upon some alleged technicality in the case* Judge W right deserves the fullest commendation for his prompt If you want a supreme example of passing the buck, read the Sny­ denial of the appeal, The lawyer then came to Sunford and secured from the der-Gray cusu. clerk of the circuit court a w rit of error. Governor Martin Thu committee voted favorably has confirmed the writ which autom atically sends the case on the anti-evolution bill which ju s t goes to show what it goes to lo I lie Statu Supreme Court for a review of the trial. Thus how. • Hit; execution, scheduled for Tuesday of this week, was post­ ■ -----n --------poned pending a decision of the high court. Should that body The first sensible rem ark Unit- discover an error in the court proceedings, the verdict would gre-'isinan Sears over made win bis appeal for the schools, and makes be set aside and the negro given a new trial. If the accused us wonder why. man fails in this attem pt, there arc other avenues by which lie may postpone bis fate for a longer period. More slate papers turning to Tlie Herald believes that there is too much of this toying International News Service. It means to them and their readers with the law to help criminals in their attem pt to thwart mote news and more timely news. justice. Long, drawn out court litigation enabled Charles I t might he improper to remark Brown of Volusia county to delay his execution for three and th a t the recent ‘monkey shines' of a half years and Rufus Chesser, youthful Clay county slayer, some legislators may bo due to did not pay the extrem e penalty for more than two years moonshine*. after the commission of Ids crime. Robert Pittman may have — -----o-------Clarence Harrow a l the age of the same success. seventy-one retired Wednesday. A Tn tins particular case procrastination will avail the negro fuel to be regretted by many cri­ nothing as ho is a self-confessed murderer. But long delays minals. in earring out the courts’ sentences mean a tremendous ex­ Mrs Lydig says pride kept her pense In the state. There should be some drastic change in from denying that she sold her son t»ur state laws in order to speed up their execution and to for two million dollars, Seem* 1*1 us ns if it would have made her de­ save the citizens a burdensome expense. Somewhere the world has bitter tears Your smile m ight dry; Homowherc the burden of duuhts nnd fears, The hopeless sigh. There arc steps th at fuller, weary, ' weak, F or the strung, bravo arm they vainly neck; Will you pass them by on the \ journey bleak Toko your placet ny It. -------- oftet you could pul this fellow Ktiduokcr of Hillsborough in a t ide show of a big circus and ninety per cent of the people who saw him woold Ik*convinced of the truth of the Darwinian theory. .. -- — o — - .... The little girl down the street had her first experience with a don­ key the other day, but suid she didn't mind a bit because she bad been kicked by a bigger ass than he was. A five page publicity story, on Its very Tare an argum ent for ruce truck gambling, has just come to our desk. It wa» referred to com­ m ittee W. B., where such stories usually go. From the antics of u certain young lady who regularly calls fur a ’dope’ at the drug store soda fountain, she's u fit candidate for a s tra ig h t-ja c k e t. And u spunking, too. ----------------As an advertising medium, The Herald is first because it is read by more people ami becuusc it goes into the home a t u time when penran read and thoroughly digest i newspaper's contents. The Herild is also the choice of leading nnl advertisers who d esire'to the people of Sanford and note County. A s Brisbane Sees It The Whole Darn Fam ily’s Full Again PORTABLE I’llOMHiltAftiJ H eather, Mnn}1 Kinds. W hat Happened To Thr Hoys. Kansas FhiloMiphi/.c*. No Gangs Out There. By ARTTIUK IJRISUANE ( u p )riih i ifrT Uf S12.R0 anti $ir>.0n COLUMBIA A m i 1{ m in is UKULELES SI.75 SlrinifH For All Instnimmi. BICYCLE TIRES §1.73 M lar C». NEWTON, KAN., April 20.— Coming through lug Ohio farm s yesterday on the Pennsylvania “ M anhattan Limited" hound for Chicago, a pond, big or little, indi­ cated the low spots in the fields. Here in Kansas the wide fields are enormous lakes, above which the Santu Fc fast train, “The C hicftruvols towards the Pacific on a high, heavily bullnstcd road bed. The only Im portant news out hero is "flood news." The boiling, muddy waters of the Mississippi rise higher and higher. Women and children are removed from danger, man re ­ maining, piling up sand hags to protect weakened levees. The do­ st rue tlcm of property will he great. We intend to plot! along here in our good old 1770 way. Rut if a Mussolini were running the coun­ try, who doubts Dial lie would use any amount of money, energy and engineering skill necessary to di­ vert and store the dangerous w a­ ters near the source and use those waters on desert lands where they are needed. It is only a question of money1 and we have that. F. I*. IUNI3S 1113 Sanford Ave, Phono '101 -J J. G. SHARON Attornejr-at-l.sw Will practice In all the crurt* | Examination of Abstracts -f Titles given especial attenUq 10% OFF all this week on all Screen Material Sanford Cash Lumber Company! HI0 W. First SI. P hone I72.S THIS NATION HAS lent eleven thousand millions in private loans to Europe, lecently, in addi­ tion to tlie ten thousand millions lent by government in war excite­ ment, Whyr not get excited about our own war on the w aters? THOSE THAT DI.AME E a rth ’s troubles on the sun spots will he interested in the variety uf w eath­ er demonstrations. Heavy rnins, cloudbursts, hail, high wind storms and at Hale, Mo., "a tw ister," lo­ cal name for a small cyclone, are included. 1 he tw ister destroyed two blacksmith shops, damaged several buildings. IfAY WLL RE CHEAP this year on the farm s for crops will be hea­ vy. A fter the farm er sells nnd the jobber gets tlie hay, prices will change. Late plowing will he delayed, and wheat growers worry about a too heavy "top growth." W heat grown suddenly too lull falls before high winds or heavy rains and, athletic young gentle­ men please notice, when tlie whent stalk is over developed, the bend of the wheat containing the grain, is feeble. Too much straw means too little wheat. And too much muscle means too little brain. CHICAGO IS INTERESTED in "w hat happened to Juke Adler and Frank Gatlello," kidnaped, then freed for cash. The two own "The Midnight Frolics" cabaret and arc wisely silent. If « Chicago gang gets you, takes your money, lots you go, keep your mouth shut. Talk, and they "take you for a ride" and you don't come back. For Aching Or Tired Feel J See A Foot Specialist Phone 102 For Atitminlmril | Dr. J. R. Vidler ( biroposhist At Lloyd's Shoe Storg FLORIDA’S RENAISSANCE PALM BEACH POST "Florida’s Renaissance" is the betuw tirs t degree. Even thou* subject of an editorial form letter who damn her will see things in a being sent out by the Travel and now light, ns time goes on. She Resorts Department of The News, is the same Youtbland, a little New York pictorial newspaper, a older and a little wiser. The wild copy of which lias just been for­ oats, unwillingly sown, will fe rti­ warded to the G reater Palm Reach lize thewonderful botanical speci­ Chamlier of Commerce, mens th a t are her age-old heri­ The letter is being sent (rut tage. throughout the United States by “ This is proven by what is go­ II. V. .S. Negus, m anager of the ing on right now. People aro department. Mr. Negus visited j turning to liulf built, new-hearted West Palm Reach a number of i Youthland and a new flush and months ago in search of first-hand healthier bloom is visible. The information about the state. "hey-hey days" of giddy financier­ Following is the article: ing, are over. Substantial, far"Youthland, although generous­ seeing business men are purelms­ ly endowed with the bounties of ing business property. They ure Nature, was quite, lacking in buying, expectant of un sanguine worldly knowledge! Only p artial­ future—not the morrow’s 1,000 ly matured, commcrieully and resi- per cent realization on their mon­ don Daily, she became a reluctant ey! This unhurried aspect is pawn of Fate. She wns forced to most optomistic. Those pcopli* play tlu* primrose path of dollar know that Florida is not u closed dalliance against her will. She bc- book. It is a continued story. Ami enme the prey <»f libertines who) the next chapter gives indication sought to make capital of her, with | of being most substantial. no thought of regard for her n o r-1 , ".Common sense and prudence mal natural future. She was part repeat incessantly, ‘he a bull nnd Uf many promistory notes left in J not u beat* on Florida's future.' disappointed hands by philander-1 Faith, hope ami high ideals have ing and nseudo-finuneiurs. net passed from that part of the "Fiorina never promised any­ earth called Florida! .It is still thing th at site could not fulfill! tlm N ation’s Youthland—a land of Her early guilt in many degrees promise, of strength and vitality." H.C. VIELE “A Substantial Jeweler! in a Subalaulial City" 108 M agnolia j . it. LOANS ja c k so n I Ph**ne 611 One-Day Service SANFORD LAUNDRY SOME THINK THE "Cabaret Rosses" were kidnapped because one displayed "too Dig a roll." Others suy they bad neglected to I’hone *175 81U-W 3rd St. pay their liquor bills. “The Mid­ night Frolics," it seems, were not 100 )ier cent dry frolics. Chicago police suggest that. "E g an ’s Ruts," gangsters from St. Louis, kidnaped the boys. St. Louis replies Hint Chicago needs A COMPROMISE FARM MEASURE no lictp of that kind. Here in wide, NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE wet open spaces of Hie middle west, the bootlegger does not take The original McNnry-Haugen and Middle West fo r food and Ids brother fo r n ride, and prnhihi. © a t A X a r k e t lion really works. hill for farm relief was introduced foodstuffs. It has been said of tlu* cotton producer th at ho UIH PALMETTO AV EN U E in Congress in 1924. Twice since one-crop docs not cultivate his crops—ho UNLESS INHABITANTS ARE misinformed, tlie western mind its decisive rejection in th a t year mines them. He mines the fertil­ runs to peaceful philosophy. The it has' appeared, each time in n ity of the soil and sells it as hales Joplin News-Herald says “us to slightly different firrm, hut each «.*f cotton. Single-crop cultivation street signs read ’em and leap." timu containing the same essential has been overumphnsized to such Anil the Richmond Missourian elements, the most conspicuous all extent, according to Dr. An­ quotes a philosophical lady as fol­ and the most objectionable of drew M. Soule, president of Geor­ IIALL A N D PENTLAND lows: "Kissing is about to be car­ which have been the so-called gia S tate College of Agriculture, Certified Public Accountants ried so fa r that every lady is like­ “equalization fee." It is now re­ ‘‘Unit it Inis resulted in the loss of ly to get so tired of it that it may ported that Mr. McNnry is consider ?2,000,000,000 annually." Income Tax Consultants ing drawing up a new farm re ­ Co-operative m arketing has yet go utterly out of fushion." H. G, GRAY, Resident Manager Tlu* St. Joseph. Mo:, News-Press lief measure which will pomlt to establish itself on a sound foot­ tivise groups which have fought so it IH First Nsthmal Rank llhlg i'h<m* J '| ing in this country, perhaps be­ says: "The girls have responded nobly to the nppcul for the observ­ bitterly over his previous hills to cause of lack of adequate leader­ unite in the coming session of Con­ ship and adequate capital. Given ance of paint-up week." gress, government encouragement nnd No details ure yet available as sponsorship, it might place our tp wliut form tlie proposed com­ basic agricultural industries in a Conlcntpornry Comments promise legislation will take, but strange position to m arket their the assumption is that it will lean produce a t a profit. This is the The Literary Digest's China sec­ toward some plan for orderly co­ conviction of a lurge proportion tion reveals that Chinese do not operative m arketing of agricultur­ of the farm ers of the country, ac­ eat soup with chopsticks. It may Ik* al products, with (lie government cording to u canvass levenlly con­ Insurance—Loans—Real Estate added, for purpose* of internation­ lending funds to co-upcruUvc asso­ ducted by a leading agricultural ciations. In all probability it will periodical to find out what they 107-1) So. Park Ave. Sanford, Flu. al comparison, that they do not in­ represent a combination ol certain themselves considered their chief hale their soup.— Louisville Times. 'o f thu features of the later Me- need. ------- iBS---------- O ------------------- , If the government can assist in Nnry-Hnugen meusuru with some Wo suppose the lawyers under­ of those contained in the Curtis- developing a sound system of or­ m arketing of crops through TIIK BUSINESS MAN STOPS W AR j stand it perfectly, hut what puzzles Crisp bill of the lust session, a derly measure understood to have had co-operative selling agencies and T H E FORUM the lay mind a littlo is how Mr. the appeal of the Administration. can do it without itself being Dolieny got all his leases from Mr, It is certain that for tlie new bill drawn into the industry there is no A plan fot stopping w ar by a men, the status of top sergeants; Full by fraud uud corruption, but to receive government support it doubt tbut it will do so. This is more businesslike arrangem ent of business executives shall become will have to divest itself of those quite a different thing from apply­ nobody’s guilty.—Ohio State 'Jour­ uneconomic principles to which ing nostrums advertised to cun* our preparations fur mobilisation lieutenants, captains, majors, col­ nal. President Coolidge has so vig­ in one dose each und every ill to onels; presidents of greut compan­ is presented in the May number of orously objected uml to relieve the which agriculture is a prey. Thu Forum Magazine, by S tu art ies shall be generals,— with only a Washington w riter predicts that government of direct participa­ Chase, a New York w riter on social general's pay. 'tension in Hie soft-coal industry* tion la the agricultural industry. OF ZIP SERVICE In addition to the flat army rates, may necessitate and economic subjects. The main an extra sessslou In such a form there is reason to TOM SIMS SAYS ! believe that it would have a good the non-commissioned men shall Idea Is to take the profit out of of Congress. Can not some compro­ chance of Incoming law, OF BOND ORAL>K war. According to his Idea, nobody receive a differential payment mise lie arranged whereby Congress The ladies are becoming “AdamWhat should be realized in con­ will strike and the miners stay in In time of war is to draw anything equal to the food, clothing, and sidering uny now .legislation for bed,” according to Hit* new P a ri­ the m ines?—Detroit Uewa. OF FAIR PRICES more than plain arm y pay. The shelter which the soldier in the a r­ tho relief of the farmer, However, sian. Now, as to the men, would you say they are growing mudantgovernment is to assume control of my receives gratis. Tlie liustc army The Supremo Court’s derision is that it must not be accepted as I wage, furthermore, shall be at leust giving thu Texas negroes the right a penance for all Ills ailments and all the country's industries. Means Saving And Satisfaction all of his difficulties. Legislation Thu Government will proceed im­ as great as the going rate for un­ to vote in prim ary elections re­ of this type at best effects only An association has started a mediately, by proper legislative skilled workers at thfc time that minds us of Judge Ogden Person's one phase of agriculture, nam ely,. move to hult profanity in the decision giving u married man tin* and executive action, to provide war i« declared. Thus a cement right to spunk his wife. He's got nimketing. It does not touch the} Spunish army. There are said tn be u few other armies, too, where that, upon the declnraion of any pourer will get about the same the right all right ull right, but methods of farm ing itself, which thu soldiers are none too cureful in the lust analysis cun be improv­ wages us usual if ho continues in he’ll prohubly have to go to consid­ ed only by those within the indust­ with their word*. future war. the entire man power trouble getting drunk ry. New machinery for the m ark­ of the nation,—every farm er, every industry. If he goes into the army, erable enough to try it. — Macon Tele­ eting of crops can not and should A monument to the woman who he will get that wage less the cost industrial worker, every graph. not make up the deficiencies uf Invented Uummemhert cheese in clerk, every boss, every business of the food, shelter, and clothing bad farming practice, such, for in­ 1791 has been dedicated in N or­ man,—shall go upon u war footing, which he now receives gratis. This Who started the Con­ The most common family nuuic stance, us overemphasis of the mandy. Phone 135 ( taking thu stutus of u soldier with figure will constitute the basic pay in the United S tates is Smith, with one-crop system. In the United gressional Record? a following of 1,1104,200 persons. for ull fighting privates. If the in­ States there are about 370,000,000 h soldier's pay. Uskilled and semi­ Yurd: Holly Ave. There has been no oreceptiblc in­ Zip Johnson is the next with 1,024,200; acres of land under cultivation, of skilled worker* shall take the s ta t­ dustrial worker is married, he will Brown, 730,500* Williams 084,700; which crease in the Mail's intelligence in 49,000,000 acres, or 14 per us of private will) u private's pay. receive an additional sum equal to Jones. 058.300; Miller, 025.800; cent, are cotton in the South. At the lafl 20,000 years, say* n mag­ ' At l l i h , 12th, 13th SI*. Skilled workers shall take the s ta t­ the stundard army uilowunc* for Davis, 537,000; Anderson. 477,300; the ennui time that section of the azine writer. And some of the us uf corporal* and sergeants; fore­ wives with husbands at the front. Wilson, 422,300; Moore, 303,400. the country is sending to the North joke* have lasted all those years, too. W. H. L O N Frank R. MacNeill and Company \ Assurance �- v ' • ••■?*£! j r * ? :*Vr.' ■ ■ - X; • • Till: SANFOItl) llKIIAl.D. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 192> # vSocial and Personal Activities Parents And Teachers Miss Nonit* Williams Teachers To Hold Organize County Body Entertains F o r Miss Final Term M eeting W ednesday Afternoon Bailey And 2 Visitors - MRS. FK El) S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR * The organization meeting of the ’ A lovely social eourtcry was that Residence Telephone.217-W Seminole County Parent-Teachers of Wednesday evening when Aliss Association council was held Wed­ N otiio Williams entertained nt nesday a t the South Side Prim ary her homo on Myrtle Avenue, hon­ oring Aliss Emily Bailey nnd her MRS. HUGH WHELCHEL HOSTESS AT Miss Viola Booth And School. Preceding the meeting a lovely two house guests. Miss Alary J e r ­ LOVELY PARTY THIS AFTERNOON Ernest Widemer Are luncheon wns served In the lunch ome and Miss M argaret P a tte r­ room. Th«i tallies were centered son. One of the loveliest social affairs Airs. J, D. Woodruff. Airs, Ben Honored A t Courtesy with bowls of nasturtium s. Covers The rooms where the card ta ­ of the post Lenten season was that Cnswcll, Mrs. W. W. Potter. Mrs. bles were placed for play present­ were laid for in. of Thursday afternoon when Airs. John W. Molsch Jr.. Airs. Edmund Miss Ruth Griggs entertained at Mrs. I,, N. Hans: II, president of i ed a spring-like appearance with Hugh C. Whelchcl was hostess at Meisch, Mrs. Clifford Baker, Mrs. her homo on Elm Avenue Wednes­ the Sanford Council, presided over their decorations of gladioli, dais­ THURSDAY bridge a t the home of her mother, Eugene Tittle, Mrs. James Pittm an, day evening with a delightful tho session nnd introduced the ies and nnsurtiums. ■ i. Ch»pt*r O. E. The unique tally cards were In o’clock nt the Mason- Mrs. B. A. Howard nt Rutledge. ■Mrs James L. Wells, Mrs. Robert party complimenting Miss Viola speakers for the afternoon. Mrs. Tho varying shades of pink pre­ •I. Holly «Ir., Mrs. W. C. McLendon Booth and E niest Widmcr, whose C. F. Batchelor of Orlando, seventh the forms of minaturc suit-cases m arriage will take place next district chairman of the Parent- with seals of the various girls’ vailed in tho decorntions ot stock, Atlanta, Gn.# Mrs. Dick Brown, week. ^ rolI, mnl Miss Knthcryn snap-dragons, poppies, sweet pens, colleges. For having made high­ Airs. Braxton B. Baggett. Mrs. DennU-rtnin at n hnon and Inrkspnr. These Yellow and green were the col­ Teachers Association gave a most e st score, Aliss Marion Hand was exquisite Ml Stafford, Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, interesting talk. Thin was followed ? .t 8 oclock at tho lnmfi_of blossoms were artistically arranged ors featured for this a ffa ir nml given the firrt prize, a wax w ater ’ lin Edgowood, honoring in baskets and vases, forming a Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. Elwyn were accentuated In howls of nas- by a splendid talk by T. W. Lawton, lily. The lo wscorc prize, u Moore, Mrs. Percy Mere, Mrs. C. sturtium s and other cut flowers. county superintendent, who spoke bridge set, was won by Aliss Fern lovely floral setting for this af­ Mrs' Calvin Teague, Mrs. The evening was m errily spent on ‘What is the Alotive of Success?’ Ward. Aliss Williams presented fair. FRIDAY " illimn J. Hardy, Mrs. J, N. Tolar. in n number of games and con­ lie hcortiiy endorsed the parent- each of the guests of honor with Tho tullies used for the game „ .rr¥ Ward will ■nterlum All's. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. tests. F it having given the most teachers association and told of bottles «f “April Showers" ycr* „f tho Hook Lovers were large pink rosea centered with Richard W. Russell. Mrs. Emmett correct answers, Miss Emaloo Jow- their value to the schools and rumo as mementos of the invasion. jR,S o’clock at her home pretty girl heads. When scores hud Hunt, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. ers won the first prize, a dainty teachers. At the ten hour, the hostess as­ been collected the holder of highest Tom Bolt, Mrs. A. W. Epps, Airs. s(lk handkerchief. "W hat the P. T. A. means to the The man’s 'ud reception will he given score was awarded n large tray. Lee Conoley, Mrs. Em mett McCall. proze, a linen handkerchief, *wcnt Schools nnd Community" was the sisted by Mis* Marion Hand, Miss subject of the inspiring talk made Ruby Hoync nnd Miss Siirn W ar­ S?to 5 (/clock at the home The one having no luck with her » r \ 1,\ . n ' M«CaH Jr., Mrs. H„1 to Irby McLain. Sheridan JewiU honoring cards received a chiffon handker­ Wight, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. by Glenn K. McKay, principal of ren Enxtcrhy, served brick ice At a late hour, refreshm ents cream in yellow and green, indivi­ chief, For cut prime there was an foodworth and Mrs. CnrlCharles. L. Britt, Mrs. Sherman consisting of pincnppto ice and in­ the Seminole High School. cakes Iced in yellow and fruit ivory placque, The principal speaker of the a f­ dual Moore, Airs. Joe Chittenden. Mrs. dividual cakes were served by tbe punch, n each plate were AlarDelicious fruit punch was serv­ ternoon was Airs. A. B. Lemmon of hostess. On each plate were fa­ Craig Thompson, Miss Eleanor • fins* will have social lit chnel Neil roses ns favors. J CH* the First B aptist ed throughout the afternoon and a f­ Herring, Mrs. R. B. Chapman, vors of p retty baskets filled with Orlando, state secretary of the Enjoying the delightful affair ter the prizes had been awarded, Miss Ruth Gilion, Miss Allia Gil- yellow and green mints. Parent -Teachers, Mrs. la-mmon were: Aliss Emily Bailey, Miss the card tables were cleared and Ion, Miss Minn Howard. gave an unusually delightful report Miss Booth received a piece of -ole Rebecca Lodge 43 I. 0 . laid with embroidered covers. Re­ Miss Frances Cherry, Miss Avn linen as a memento of the occas­ of the state convention recently Mary Jemme, Aliss M argaret Putrill meet at « « clock nt the freshm ents, of creamed chicken in arson, Aliss Love Turner, Mrs. T, Wright, Miss Olivo Newman, Miss ion and Mr. Widmcr was given a held at Pensacola, and also Afforcd tA. hows Hall over the Basket, timbals, sal tines, perfection salad, Patterson, Aliss Fern Ward, box of linen handkerchiefs. a number of suggestions for service Killy DuBnc, Miss Alania P atter­ ‘o'clock the public is tnvtt- stuffed celery, pickled onions and Mrs. It. May. Miss Ruby The guests were: Miss Viola and advancement for the council. tund a program in cclebra- coffee were served by a bevy of son, Miss Mary Graves. Aliss Fran­ Hoync, Miss Sara Warren EeastBooth, Aliss Enuilce dowers, Miss Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, prin­ cos Graves, Mis Edith Teague, Miss tl,o |08 anniversary or the young society girls wearing becom­ erby, Miss Marion Hand, Miss Dorothy Dyer of Del.and, Mrs. W. Annie Laurie .lowers, Miss Bessie cipal of tho South Side School, ing frocks of pink. They were: Miss C. Hill, Mrs. Monroe It. Hutton, Boyce, Miss l.miisu P artin. Miss spoke of the 'Pre-School circles,’ Ruth Hand, Mils. Earle E. Jones, SATURDAY Beatrice Howard, Miss Mary Helen Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs, Rcnju- Louise llonum, Miss Annie Rabun, pointing out the value of such cir­ Miss Alnreia Patterson, Miss IVrrlo Lee Beil, Miss Liaise Brady ren's Story Hour at the Li­ Morse, Miss M argaret Thompson, jnntin Whliner Jr., Mrs. Ned Chit­ Miss Lorraine Franklin, E rnest cles. and Miss Alary Been. and Miss Eloise Lanier. j Widmcr, Airs. Afellaniel, Irby Ale lt 10 o'clock. During the afternoon a number tenden, Mrs. Raymond G. Fox and Lain, Mr. Gill, Alva Milan, M. T. Jof solos were sung by Airs. Robert Those enjoying the cordial hos­ Mrs. Fred Dalger. MONDAY Whelchcl were: Blond men are going to wear to­ Joining tiie players for refresh­ I Fort, W alter Locke and Rice Hhnd- ,L. Glenn, nccompunied by Mrs. .7. II. jm s Gilld will meet with pitality of Airs. | Co!clough. The assembly also sang mato red suits this spring, says u S o n L Perkins a t 3:30 Mrs. G rant Wilson, Mrs. James ments were Airs. E. P. Morse and well. ‘America, the Beautiful' and 'Sweet style note. Add that to the ad­ at her home oil Magnolia Ridge, Airs. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. It. A. Howard, vantages of being a brunette. I any'. Seminole Bridge Club amiOfficers elected for the Seminole Orpan Club will meet a t were: Chairman, Mrs. L, N. ac of Mrs. Leslie Bryan in Mrs. Allintfliam Gives Mrs. Stoudenmirc Is Is Entertained Today council IIuiihcII; vice-chairman, Mrs. A. (!. ^ at ,i;3t) o’clock with Mrs. Suprise P a r t y F o r Hostess Wednesday B y Mr s . Elsa Walsh Wagner of f'huluota: Secretary, and Mrs. 1. E. Eslridgo as Mrs. Frank Evans, Lake Mary; Father, Frank Treat Niffht At Bridge Party Entertaining in her usual charm ­ Treasurer, is. Mrs. Browers of Oviedo; | Meeting of tho Missionary ing iminnur, Mrs. Elsa Walsh was Press ehuinnun, Mrs. Fred Daiger. of the Methodist Church The attractive home of Airs. (', hostess a t bridge on Thursday Arranged ar a complete surprise held at tho home of Mrs. Mrs. W alter Twitchell of Day­ W. Stmulcnmirc In F o rt Mellon when she entertained members of to the guest of honor was tho de­ tope, 1SHG Sanford Avenue, was the scene of a lovely party llio Seminole Bridge Club and two tona Bench sjient tho day here | lightful dinner and spemi-the-dny rj. Pope. Mrs. E. A. UougWednesday evening when she en­ extra tables of nlnycrs, compli­ Wednesday as the guest of Mrs. rs. M. M. McKim, Mrs. Me party given Wednesday by Mrs. tertained members of her bridge menting Airs. II. 1’. Me Donald ol Raymond Key. TODAY Mrs. T. K. Thornlcy and Richard W. A Bingham nt her home club. Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. Fred Wnl"EVENING CLOTHES" on Avncodn /\vcnue, honoring her M. Me Caskill ns hostesses. MeCloy Martin of Jacksonville Brightening the rooms, where snin of Haines City. with Adolphe Atenjou, father, Frank II. Treat on his The pastal tints wore carried arrived here Wednesday to he with TUESDAY the curd tables hud been arranged Virginia Vnlli. Noah Berry eightieth birthday anniversary. for play, were bowls of phlox and out in every way. Quantities of ex­ his mother, Airs. M. Martin who and Louise Brooks ing bridge party for memPlumbago and jonquils w ere com­ calendulas. quisite pink radiance roses and was injured Monday in an automo­ Comedy the Social Department of Quaint fan-shaped tallies were snap dragons lent their beauty in bile accident. Charlie Chaplin in man’s Club with Mrs. Sam- bined with greenery to accentuate "A DOG’S LIFE". eston and Mrs. George A. the colors of yellow, blue and green. used in keeping scores for tho decorating the rooms where the The dinner table was laid with a game, and when tho usual number guests assembled for play. Mrs. las? Conoley, Mrs. Emmett _________ Milunc News * as hostesses. handsome linen cloth, the center Tho afternoon hours passed .McCall, Mrs. Raymond G. Fox and Ira Southward and Mrs. being graced by a large birthday of rounds had been played, tho quickly with the game of bridge Airs. May Ulmer Conoley of Val­ prize for top score, a pnir of amber FRIDAY Anderson Jr., will enter- cako iced in yellow and topped whan scores had been collected dosta, Ga., motored to Orlando a misceliancous shower, at with K0 liny liluo tapers. Plnced glass candlesticks with caudles to and A deeply stirring romance of Wednesday where they spent the the holders of first and second was won by Mrs. Earle T. k at the home of Mrs. a t angles with the centerpiece match, modern Spain Fields. high scores were given dainty day. ini, 1112 Laurel Avenue, were tall blue candles in yellow pot­ "LOVERS" consisting of froz- boudoir pillows, Mrs. Me Donald l Miss Viola Booth u bride tery holders. The color scheme was endRefreshments with Ramon Navarro and T. L. Dumas left Sunday for and Mrs. Wolsnm were presented fruit salad, w afers, cake and Alice Terry also carried out in the dinner and punch were served ut tho conclus­ lovely shoulder bouquets as gifts Chicago, III, where ho will sjiend a short time on business, lie will WEDNESDAY Comedy ion of the game. other details. from their hostess. A fter the game the hostess as­ stop enroute home a t Scnocn, 8. The morning hours were spent Airs. Robert Alnsska substituted >,J H. Ilintcrmister will ou­ The Ko-Ko linn Met will Sing st bridge at her home on with talks and a post card shower, for an absent club member. Club sisted l»y Mrs. K. U. Me Creckon C., where he will visit his sister. "SW EET ADELINE" Airs. and Mrs. John C. Smith sorvod d Avenue at 71:30 o’clock apd a fter the sumptuous dinner*, .members playing wore: The many friends of Mrs. Paul Coming Attraction iag Mrs. Anna llardetegen of games or enrds were enjoyed. The Stew art Dutton, Airs. Earle T. tem pting refreshm ents consisting Pezdld will regret to ldurn that A, N. J., who is visiting her main feature of the afternoon was Fields, Mrs. L. N. Stephenson, Mrs. of a salad and ice course. To tiie .Milunc Those invited to meet the two she is quite ill a t the Fernnld the delightful talk given by C. II. Driver, Mrs. J. E. Ritchie, iter Mrs. Elsa Knight. "SLIDE KELLY SLIDE" Howard Botelcr, a fter which the Mrs. J. E. Wathnn and Mrs. Ktoud- guests of honor were Mrs, John Laughton Hospital, To tin? Princess C, Smith, Miss Ferric Loo Hell, honor was presented n num­ en in ire. "THE BIRTH OF A NATION*1 p Wallace Wright and ber of guest Mrs. Archie Betts nnd mother Airs. Paul B. Monohnn. Mrs, S. M. lovely birthday rem embran­ i A. lie Cottes are expected M. Hand returned home Mrs. F. H. Scruggs Sr., who bus Lloyd. Mrs. H arry B. Lewis, Mrs. Mrs. , ira home Thursday from ces. Wednesday evening from Jackson­ been spending several weeks hero Horry Ferguson, Mrs. K. B. Ale Covers were laid for Frank H. •sice where they have been with her son and wife, Mr. and Cracken, Mrs. Henry I’urdon, Mrs. ville where they have been spend­ Treat, Howard Botclar, R. R. Whit­ il the week on business. Vera Reynolds in ten. J. N. Telford. A. M. Staup, E. Mrs. Frank II. Scruggs, left Tues­ Tom Jones, Mrs. L J. Wilson, Mrs. ing several days. "The Little Adventuress," A. Smith, W. L. Harvey, J. W. Pic- day for her home a t Copperhill, Charles L. Britt, Mrs. W. W. Rot­ William Lake lenvos Friday Tcnn. ter. Mrs. John Moloch Jr., Mrs. Billy West in >nd Mrs. Thayer Thursby C. A. Raulerson and S. C. Browr. Ralph Stevens. Mr». Carrie Mar- morning for Gainesville where he "TOO MUCH HOUGH" act the birth of a daughter will attend the week end house Airs. Ralph A. Smith has return­ love, Mrs. John Mnurer Jr, and I’ ’lx, Hie Cat. wy id their home in PineMis. M. 11. Mabry and son.. Hor­ party given by the K. A. F ra te r­ Tr.e baby has been named ton, left Wednesday for Tampa ed from Aliunii where she spent Mrs. Antlcy of Georgia, Mrs. Ro­ nity nt tho University of Florida. several weeks visiting friends. bert Holly Sr., Mrs. Charles E. «« Yvonne. where they will visit relatives. Social Calendar S WK The final meeting of tho year for tho Seminoln County Teacher’s Association is to ho held Friday evening nt Geneva, am! several m atters of importance to both the teachers nnd the public uru to lie discussed and finat action taken, according to nn announcement made this morning by T. I,. Lawton, superintendent of public in­ struction. Mrs. Gladys Williams, president Mr*. A. n. Lemmons and Mr:'. Batchelor of Orlando were among tho o from out of town ntten ling tho organization meeting of Seminole County Pnrent-Tcaehef Association held Wednesday a t the South Side Prim ary School. Dickson-Ives Co. <*rt- Orlando—Phone t f -t 1 V . w. P R IN C E S S •f the Association, is t* assisted by Mr*. T. R . rAilnaxee principal of tho eGncva Tho Pit re nt-Ten Cher's Association will combine their meeting will thnt of tho teachers and n lar„, num ber of peraona aro expected li bo present. O L IA R r* -i ■»« Put On Your Easter Bonnet and Come\— Dollar Day Monday, April 25th Dollar Day, next Monday, will lie a T hrift Day for Dickerson-Ivcs’ shoppers in the best sense of the word. Fresh, tim ely nierrhnndise for men, women, children, and the lioniq will bo offered in the dollar groups at generous underpricings, .hist, a few item s listed here— there are scores of others. Come Monday and follow the salt* signs: -v. Wuiiian'H Silk Hose, 81 pair. Wnmi'ii’s Chi f Dm Ilnse, 81 pair. Wiimlburj Soap, .1 cake* and 1 box Woodbury Face Powder lor t. 'hildrcn’s Lisle Sucks, I pair fui SI. 11i aj *11 ■iii if ..I|, Women'* llnudker* Linen chiefs, S fur $1. Hoy’* Wash Suits, sires 2 to li, ill SL Women's Law u chiefs, L1 for 81. llnndker- ’mils’ Thread, 21 spools for 5 1. ,irls’ NlghttlrrsHCH and Comlunation*, each SL Bead Nccklncr.i, 2 for St. dtarlex Towelling, part linen, •r»!i yards for $1. Women’* Nightdresses nml Tcdds, SI each. Hair Ornaments, $1. Ponge, Smart Hand Bag*, 81. - 11 ! j yards, IK fur $1, T.'.V T if / vaJ Y1 Friday and Saturday Specials Ladies Felt Bed Room Slippers 39c Mens Pen Check Work Pants 95c $12.50 Mens ChurchweH’s 3(> inch Pajama Check •1® C yard 83.50 Ladies ll:il.s $ 2 . 9 5 $1.00 Ladies Hats Mens Blue Chambry Work Shirts 49c $0.00 Ladies Hats 50c Fancy Voiles $25.00 Mens Tropical Bloomers 95c Worsted Suits $19.95 $4.00 Mens Black or Brown £27.50 Mens Tropical Worsted Suits $21.95 Oxtords $3.45 $3.45 $5.00 Ladicty Hats Ladies Rayon or Voile Mohair Suits $9.95 Friday and Saturday Specials 40. inches Wide 39c $3.95 $4.95 $4.00 Ladies Batonl Leather Slippers $3.45 30 inch Mens High Back Pink Nainsook 10c yard Heavy Overalls 95c $3.00 Mens 30 inch Straw Hats $2.45 Underwear Crepe Topkis Union 5^ t .a S> MM * yard $7.50 Ladies Tennis Shoes 95c Silk Dresses $5.95 $12. 50 Ladies $6.00 Mens V oiles Silk Dresses $9.95 Dress Pants $4.95 Plain Colors $18.95 Ladies 25c Silk Dresses $14.95 yard V fl Boys Brown 40 inch Mens 18c i . j M. wmm r. m- ' S ’' * *■■*.-V" �r d f l B 's r e 1 TIIF, SANFORD HERALD. .TJIJIRSDAfc APR1I VVeyer Had Notable Career As Berlin Correspondent Oflnternational Ne» A CITY WITH ONETJRY SHOT t l ; ftlSA ftBA lt Lawbrenkcry Whn Havo 1erfork ed S ta le Many Years IN FLOOD AREA NEW YORK. Apr. 21 (IN S) Officials of International Ncwr Service litre shocked and (fricvwl hy the new ; of the death of S. Dun­ bar Weyrr. Berlin'bureau mnnngor. M Koonigslwrt:. p n w le n j, paid high tribute to W ryer’s rew ires as a enrroTpondeiU and ids unfailing devotion to duty. "Weyer was one of the best foreign corns pomldnta I have ovet known," Mr. Kirttilsbrrg stated. "Hia remarkable devotion to duty was his outstanding tra it. Time and again we urged W eyer to lake a long vacation, to obtain the rest we knnv he needed but he tclt that lb" service in Germany he had started required his constant a t­ tention. Three years ago ho came lionte from what was to have been an extended stay bat he Insisted upon returning to Germany 10 days after arriving here.’’ Weyer had a notable career ns a foreign correspondent, and hip brilliant work attracted world wide attention. During the Genoa conference W eyer accomplished a 2 1 hour world-wide beat .oil the completion of the lluiiag-Gcnnnn m a ty . ‘ t (Continued from Page One) ,their hotpnH 'have lifcii swept) nwny. More l«vce breaks were threatened todaV.' " Attention of government I'iutItK e^rti" w ri" fttrfiw ,Vd Lclhnd;1 Ml-H, where the innin levee of the Misslaritrpi \Va« "f.i adt’fllly crumbling away, threatening to flood a half dozen towns and thousands of acres of farmlands. Hundreds Uf refugees continued to pdttiMnl^' Memphis today, nml f i t up tents amf tinlonded what few tmrsoual belonging* they titan* aged to enrry nivuy. with them. Scenes a t the tri-state fair grounds, where the victims are gathering, were touching, hut the Red Cross and other relief ngccies wore doing w hat they could {if lift wair 4>f furnishing fi*od nml clothing. 1 M nny l^jit# *Svere.enroute hero HAUfk W fourth corps area a t A t­ lanta.''*^ *i;- i A. U. S' di'iid^e bond left here today v;lth"dy!1aniRo with which to blow up several small levees near New 'Madrid, Mo,, in hopes Of uRoi'liUili? the situation. i; xHNT** ' ‘ , • '- m * * •*•* • SPRINGFIELD, 111.. Apr. 21— (IK S )—Tile menace of the gunman tndrdfcWr, and lesser criminal wribhl be assnuged if not altogeth­ er V/h»cd away if ptniiefouA’ bills nok before th v Illinois’ legislature' aro'enactw l into law. , fioveral of these measures are ni*Vd oly at the criminal in the citt- of Chicago, where use of the dcAdlr rtiaehine gun in hhndit r-dils nml. gang w arfare hAs been reduc­ ed to a cold-blooded science. Others hn<Y us their p'irpo:e the V fndat-' crim e on the dow'hbtaVos ' SpnW few .ore aimed W :JR7;att!V priAdcthm / o r the ncciised tnnA’nrwc*iiRn‘t(he runs nfotil of tttaIjriv. All o f tho' btlbr IntniWl "td' furb rrihic-in tnc state nrd^biieV'd by vsVi-iua .orgnniiatlon*, ■whlfch will b ritir(oU possible pressure'to hear to 'Wirfi diieir, pot meofiUfem _Ccrtnl» It is, however, Unit the ihnjorltj* o f the bills will perW rin the ,1 SiTA'LOUIfiJ'Upr, 21— (IN S) — dogltur hours of the ptesfftl ‘Uc^- fVHjfi, flid'ndtnlier of refugees hmiVly im ieh'ilbir and witli many e ’ -To control Ownership' of these finding it difficult to lo­ Perhaps tho most rignrfleiwt of cate, a (permanent concentration thtfco ’ bills introduced in the ioliii, the flood situation in tho hottbo’ of repr<*r.entattves to con­ piVer Mississitipl valley was tro l ownership of machine guhs reaching a crisis today in Missou­ mitt arm ored cars, ri, Illinois and Arkansas. Ono of those sponsored by Rep. The number of refugees in these Uttar, woul I regulate possession three states is estimated a t ap ­ ftnlf transportation of mnehino guns proximately 50,000 and the a n a cxtfrptbtg c ily sheriff anil ami tuner other Inundated is said to he close to cxw pting O ily shorn) waters swollen from Hundreds of This rem arkable picture of the peaco'officers, aohliers nml nation­ .1,000,000 nerws. flooded city of Truninnn, Ark, al egnw dfm ^n, baiflri nml payroll Seven companies of Missouri rhpws n mudetn A m erican, town wtewtlfcmV Ctdirdc., common car­ riers, m anufacturers and merchants national guardsmen have been call ’transform ed into an ancient Vcndealing in machine guns. Im pris­ etl out by Governor Baker to pa­ onment for life l# the penalty asked trol the areas most affected in this stntc— Mississippi, pcmlscot and fo r violation of the hill. TItOOI’S P U R S U E A hill- by Rep. Phillips is prac­ New Madrid counties. Refugees in Arkansas have been MEXICAN BANDITS tically Identical with this except (hat the penitentiary sentence is kept almost constantly On the move the past 21 hours, according to re ­ W H O KILLED 1 0 0 optlonat ns to length, A third meimire, fathered by ports. Following the break in the Itep. Wood, includes in the "ver- levee of tho White River a t Claren­ don, 2,000 persons fled from th.it boten", list the armored car. SOFIA. April 21— (IN S)—Ow­ Two bills h y . Sen. Deck also :lty when tho w ater filled thnlr ( ’LEVELAND. April. 21 ing to the tem ptation of Bulgari­ (IN S )—Fohd prents are blamed nm draw ing considerable attention, homes from seven to 15 feet in an postal employes to open letters depth. tme providing dofinlte terids for for the proneiit wave of. iueirricom ing. from the United States 'gibility among children, accord­ offcnW 'o f nVtom pttif'burglary or These refugees wont elrtbfly to have issued orders that nil letters ing to local school Authorities. robberi’L lf%the' nccilsed was aidpd hrinkley hut they were advised to em anating from Anlcridn shall he by a deadly, weapon,, qnd the other move even further from the flood­ "Jn ninety nine percent of the treated tfh registered and signed providing th a t whatever was aided ed section and an appeal wus sent cases brought heforfi ns," declar­ by the recipient. b y .a deadly wospon while commit­ out for I.UOO tents to l« used in ed G. E. W hitman, chief of tho Thus tho safety of Americun tin g n rohbery shall bo sentenced to Hint section. letters Hill ho assured,•and their attendance bureau school head­ from M years to life hi the penArkansas is probably the hardest contents* the possession of which quarters. "the parents are t" Ildntinry. hit section in the flood-lorn leihus been tho real reason oftheir blame, a t least a s far as normal x.' . Many Rills Offered I’ltory. At Jonesboro, 700 uihlidespoliation by' various persona children are eoncerned. "Pnre’ip tiio r bill* aimed nt tho crim i­ tinal refugees havo Just arrived from the postal men to any other tr! ignorance of proper methods nal orb; and 3,000 more arc* expected from individuals n ho ‘ may obtain posses­ o f diicipline in the home is re­ . Providing th a t in all criminl Craighead, Poinsett and Mississ­ sion of them, will ut last in ovciy sponsible for most of our rchooltaw * Juries shall ho judge of the ippi. Red cross relief workers get1 to their rightful owndrr. room trouble. There should bo u fah lj only. there reported if tho situation beOne report states that th<r hand ciiso Of late months there have been training school fqr doting parents Providing that inmutrs of n state comes more serious, mass feeding /w as under tho contVol of tho bandit many' complaints—ehicfly front who ‘spare tho rod and spoil the jw nltertiary convicted nnd sentenc­ chieftain Bimnjn.1. jl4;,ioTHeia| from country district—of letters th<hl."' ed, f o r * crimo committed a t the "Most of tho children brought statem ent issued by the govern­ from American ludug opened am! pdiU cntiary or in escaping thernment charges that three priest*, liankunteu extracted. It Is catihin i here are not bad at least, continu­ frijm will he Imaged by the warden Francla River basin is regarded Vega, ivdinsn nml Angulo, were ted that as there are over 50^)0Ul ed W hitman, "but among the within tho penitentiary. by the Red Cross us one of the To include robbery and robbery great incidents in the flood. Two leadership. This statem ent also Bulgarians ill tho United Suite-, i w ith .o' gun in the list of excepted steam boats from Memphis, locnl makes allegations tending to riinw at least n qunrtcr of a milli in dollars are being sent to Bulgaria • crunra w hrrc prolmlibn is denied. bonis of every description, small th at the bandits were religious 5 providing th at if a defendant in gasoline bouts and three barge* Scealots l to arc fighting tho gov- yearly as gifts to various relatives a criminal prosecution l«r.tifie« Ip i»AV0 been nlylng iinek nnd forth ernnK iit because of its acts against ami friends, nnd the tem ptation to X open American mail is thus v c y V fcU own behalf the state’s aUlorncy along the inundated sections taking Hie Catholic clnirrh. g n a t. sj* nuiy’ g«o»Uon him as to other off nmrronud families nml trumirhfcrgcr. pending against him or as portlng them to snfe ground. MEXICO CITY. Apr. 21- The toTpfovh inti convictions. handils who attarked and burned Two Naval Cadets Die The breaking of the St, John's ■Froviding tho method of aocurHip G limit Injura train on Tuesday, a w rit of error In every crlm- bayou levee sent water into New pausing approximnUdy 100 per­ In Seaplane Mishap ♦> j W prosecuted by indictment. Madrid to a level of five feet umi sons to he shot and burned to Hie town was pructicully deserted pVidoH a penalty of not less deat.il, made no attem p t to Injure *■ — KfhlfvnmxtnlrtiA » o f mpre\lhiin. today: NOUFOK, Vn., Apr. 21 — (INS) Hie eoVen American passengers on —Two naval cadets, Wilbur F. riiiitlmuVii penalty pres, tlio trnin hut on the contrary KANSAS CITY, Apr. 21— (IN S) showed tiie greatest consideration Bingham, of 2315 Broadway, New id for first eopvlctlon in case ipijd nnd thiril convictions for —Willi Verdigris River ut Inde­ and evinced anxiety for their saf­ York, and Richard W. Kenison, 310 Ws; nnd life penally for fourth pendence, Kan., at u six inch high­ ely. according to survivors of the Huntington Avenue, Boston, were er stage than ever before nnd low­ raid who arrived here today. Ictions for any felony. *’ killed-here today when their NB-i* lands flooded, cultinr* off comnltiA f ■■■ ---- - ■■'■■■*■ Dr. Henry Dock, an American senplnno, struck a snag while ntW first uniforms .-wbrn thy* aieatioirito the-southeast, Coffey- resident of Gimdelajara, who was tempting'.to take off near Fort T I^ w l S lates Marinra W ’.W > Ville •and Moalpximory: eoiuity,ilia’ll one of ttie survivors of tin* raid, Wood. fcjB w t by See'r’tary of WtirMnnies has, today were bearing the climnx told a vivid tale of tlit* afFnir on A large gaping lode wan torn in AtcHetiry’ in 1727. Tho officers wore of | luce weeks of high waters. Ilia arrival In re today and declared l h ' pontoon of the mhehine, and luriC klUe coats, red lined, with long Netndio River was receding at i bat cure had been taken That no she slink almost immediately, The red-lapels, standing collars, red Iolh, Jepvjng 300 to 500 homeless. barm canio to the American pas­ (lycra apparently were unable to rinAw ^nd poeket flaps, red vests extricate thentapives from the ma­ The l-ity of Coffey vile with 17,* sengers. yild'Jjlnc hreerh”*'chine. n,,'> popuullon .was (uilay prejiar. ------------in*' for the worst. Ijirge dikes Speaking about the Ford jury, J^tiuvInsects have their hearing prelected tho city on tho cast side did you ever hear of six men anil A healthy apple tree has an uv n p tlrn lu a In their legs. of town, hut residents were w arn­ six women ever agreeing on any- crugo <>f th irty to fifty leaves to ed J mI si ready to m ore a t any Lime, in " Iv f worst cases with which wc have lo Bulgaria To Treat School Expert Putsl contend are those which involv* parents who allow their children United States Mail Blame On Parents to do ju st as they please at homo " For six years Whitman lias With Greatest Care For Crime In Youth heard the eases of turants and E ffective today- [ Sweet Milk—20c qt. Butter Milk 13c qt. | Home made Butter 50c pd. Delivered t You arc offered, milk by so called milk dealers that do not own a tljo, : Drink h>l* uf guu.1 w ater—you petty offenders against school dis­ cipline. More than o,000 cases an­ nually are sifted down in the school "court-loom," a t headquar­ DETROIT. Apr. 21 — (IN S )ters. Senator Jam es A. Reed, chief counsel for Henry Ford in tho miliion-dollnr libel suit has been U. S. Hoard Accepts taken to t he Henry Ford Hospital Philbin R esignation for observation, it was learned to ­ day. Rued was ordered to tho hospi­ WASHINGTON, Apr.' 21— late last night, when lie failed (IN H—The U. S. sh.ipping board tal to respond to treatm ent given for today necoiited the resignation <>f an attack of acute indigestion. The J. Hurry Philbin, vice president of tho Emergency Fleet Corporation, senator was stricken on a train thus end]ng n controversy that lias Inst Monday morning, while cnbeen raging in government ship­ route hero from Washington. ping circles since Philbi'n refused The c!t" of Hankow is the princi­ to ye: ign a t the demand of Brig. Gen. Dalt<m. president of the fleet pal i 'litre of China’s export trade in black tea. corporation. Special classes for bey* i girri who lisp or atam nur have l* established in the public sehcok New Orleans. DANCE Every Wednesday NIGHT C. Or C. Cltlif- Lake Mar it Music liy Luke Mary Serenades Chester Saunders, Directs Adm. 50eLadies Frq Among A. B. C. ppbliciitions it is possible for advertisers to compare detailed circulation data as to city and subur­ ban circulation, trading territory, contests, premiums and other {joints of interest to advertisers. Only under this plan can they buy space with a full knowledge of the Pertinent Facts. They can have confidence in the effect­ iveness of their Campaigns. W hen your kidney* hurl and your baWi’JVol!* (tore tlon i gvt reared and prootod td load your atontach with ,e*Wt of-tdnigt* that fxYite tnc UilncyM mid irritate tho entire uri­ nary truot. Keep your kid neya float) Ilka you keep your bow­ el*, clean, b y .flu ih in g them with wj h harmhiHS salts which helps I IwiYiiuiv* tho body’* urlmiun waste 1 and irttnuilato them to thatr normal | aolitHy. The function or the k id -, noy* is to filter the blood. In 21 , hour* Hiey strain from It 500 grains ___ waste, ___ j. no of. a (lid and so wo wo can can read11y understand tin* Vila! importam -r',of keeping tho kidney* «e- «$ Li N ature’s Danger Signal Krlinj by Tenn. Man. Wants Other* j Know .1. L. Churrn, Doiwtlle, i J says: "Had to get up 10 taj times each night. Burning ivtiJ lose most unbearable. Pa-.i-i r J r of blood and pus. Had no lasting j itc i- suits until taking lithiated bad me. (Ketler Eormuhl.) I feel 100 J .■re-i cent better. My friends sny *fl| her much hotter you look.’ Will u ave or write mv experience to any raj 1 in Lithiated BucuU idealists j lari- bladder ns epsoa sails do to M els. It is not n patent medicine.fl can fonnplu is on the bottle. Tht tj lets cost 2c each at drug sted vi»r Keller Laboratory, Mceluuiicild in Ohio. Locally at Roumiilat rnid^ fm- O-Tson's Drug Co. The San lord Herald is one of the many progressive .pub­ lications, members of the Audit Hureau ‘>t! Circulations, that have adopted an open and "Above Board Circula­ tion” policy.A.B.C'. reports lay before advertisers vital circulation facts that have been checked and verified by trained circulation auditors. <•+* < ■ + -y++<■+❖ * -H- -r + >-y❖ ❖ ■>++*+** | When the engagement .if p j etas Herniijie and the tx-Kii, wo* announced, the princes* ,;u_, hbixclf to interview}'. \Vt)-cre united an aeroplane and fiew w. the relate of the princess, urr;. ing a foretd landing, The p^, went astray and the netypUnc* '.uhily crashed liut neither tytJ nor the pilot w tre Injured. Wnj however succeeded in Fccurirtj, i 'ntsrvlcw and established n Ugh friendship with the princ:**, q retfclved him in Dorn h th« fortnight' p r o . W eyer svetireil <mc of the j,, interviews with (leneral Minf burg, when lie became a randifc for the German prosblt-tuy. When the French occupied -J Ruhr, Wcycr went into the mt pied nrea and 'for works fent p notable dispatches. Weyer covered meny mcctinn the Ldagtie of Nations at (!*•, and did notuhle work at the l«i no Conference. During his entire period u*ac respondent in Berlin Weyer * always in the closest tn-i-h »German officialdom and wa> ly regarded by public persnnjpj Before the advent of the A. B. Cv advertisers were forced to depend upon hearsay information and “Sworn State­ ments” of circulation. Detailed figues were not avail­ able. Today buyers of space look to the A. B. C. for solid unbiased circulation information and select their adver­ tising mediums accordingly. cow and milk is from threeto five days old when delivered. This % is the kind of milk that the StateHoard of Health W arns against. t OUR MILK IS PRODUCED FROM SEMINOLE COUN! TV c o w s i % Our butter milk is derived froincows-no process. Huy the best| it will cost you no more. Phone 400 Phone 148 ntl active. '(ry this, nLo keep up he w ater virinking, und no doubt .oil will wonder what Uvaniu of your«kidi ey trouble and becgache. Phone 3711 ♦ ttftv v v ttv t t m m ♦♦w - t Y w ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * ! * ♦ ) » * ! ♦ *******1* ^ ♦**♦> * * * ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ • > ♦ * * ♦ % ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦%♦♦♦ ♦; �■V-,s THE SANFORD IIERAT.O, THURSDAY, APRTE 21. 1027 PAGE REV ifjtbtW't- (H)|hiM»\rfi'tn . if ,-' rT rt* ' OUR thoughts wisely directed and then translated into ACTION will bring success and happiness. Thought under like conditions has changed the destiny of Nations. Weigh In. 9 *, - - V \ it- I 1 *, - 1v ' -J ■ ' V*t* ; v « ,vi ' *‘t -' f •*'■-*/? » 1v ‘. 4 . 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CAUL SNY D ER , Statistician, Federal Reserve Rank, recently stated: “ When commer­ cial journals talk about business being ab­ solutely dead, it is going 90 PER CENT PLUS.Jn great booms it goes up 12 per cent nbove normal grow th— that’s the only dif­ ference.”. Read th is over two or three times, then THINK. Our Copy andPromotion Department This department is entirely at your service for counsel and the preparation o f advertis­ ing and advertising campaigns and sound merchandising plans.. There is absolutely no charge— it’s gratis to our advertisers. Ask for— * "■ i. •♦} »0 f» •rii' 'iii*ii ■■•ill i ytiMM'Min ;i. ■■ \* *•••* Let this thought “sink in”—let it enter your consciousness— 1927 WILL BE MY BEST YEAR IN SANFORD. Let it “stick to your ribs”—take this thought to breakfast, luncheon and dinner with you. Arise in the morning with it uppermost in your mind— and take it to bed with you when you retire at night. You will be surprised how much better you will feel—how much easier everv task becomes—and you will prosper—with SANFORD —IN SANFORD! COPY AN D PROMOTION DEPT- !A£1H 1927 in Sanford, Your Greatest Year -—i f you THINK so, act accordingly and have the courage o f your convictions 1 ° ■ * §>m xi& rh Seminole County’s Leading Newspaper “H ER A LD Y O U R B U S IN E S S -M A K E BUSINESS PR O SPE R ” . $ �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927 PA(JE FOUR THESE TOMORROW’S THE DAY —THE HASEBALI, LID OPENS AND FIRMS JOIN IN WISHING OUR TEAM GREAT SUC ALL LOYAL FANS WILL BE OUT TO GREET OUR PRIDE IN THEIR CESS— A CHAMPIONSHIP. WE, TOO, STRIVE FOR CHAMPION SEASONS FIRST GAME; GIVE THE ROYS A REAL WELCOME. SHIPS OF VALUE-GIVING—AS O UR OFFERINGS PROVE. PERFECT YOU WILL KEEP COOL AND ENJOY WARM WEATHER IF YOU TRY Our Delicious Drinks Preferred Stock Economical To THE IDEAL DRUG STORE Operate. Huy, Economical To There Is Joy In Every Mile NOW BEING OFFERED BY Union Phar macy Sanford I ,oan /-\nc Company SIE’S CAFE FORDSON ome 1927 Season’ . Opening Run Drc 1(10 SILK DRESSES This is value extraor­ dinary ! Values formerly were up to $37.50. Street and afternoon models beautifully fashioned of Hat crepes, nearuettes and crepe do chines. To sell Friday for $5.00 and y & jx ■ . ORLANDO Vs' SANFORD $10.00. MUNICIPAL EIELD FRIDAY ONLY 3;:i0 P. M. HELP WIN THE LOVING CUP NO ALTERATIONS—NO EXCHANGES SANFORD IS MAKING A STRONG BID FOR THE LOVING CUI WITH THE LARGEST ATTENDANCE ON THE OPENING DAY DO YOUR BIT - ATTEND THE GAME SAN LANTA Lots in this development will be Insured Against Depreciation by the Security Land Insurance Company i nat s wnat everyone is saying a styles that we are featuring. Some of llic market’s very latest most stunning models are now on ( indeed worth vour careful insnectic new Raffeld’s Ladies Shop “STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE” 1 NEXT WOODRUFF-WATSON �SANFORD, FLORIDA1, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927 FRIENDS Knows 87 Pages of Poetry P A G E N IN E lifeless body of Henderson lying across tho bed, his head clasped in bis hand. Filmdom Gossip From Hollywood Jlelleve Mall Henderson Believed To Have Become Iw nne In Tragedy That Cl Hints Three Lives Early Today I h»l life S u ccessfu lly O bstacle T o N om inal n>n HOLLYWOOD,—April 21— Mulion picture directors are oppor­ tunist#, and, in being such, are often able to add authentic nod vivid touches to the pictures under their direction. Take Weejmh, Nevada, for in­ stance. When t'lurenci; lln>wn, who I-* directing “The Trail of "1)8", heard of the gold strike in th a t vicinity he sent a camera than to “ shoot" some realistic scenes of a gold-mad community. From these scenes Drown will lie able to make n study of persona imbued with tho snme frenzy that underlies Ids pictures. PEN FACOLaT f Tb., Apr. 21— (IN S )—Relieved to have Itfrnme suddenly crazed, Matt HendCrsOn, a mail carrier, W ednesday shot MlfT, he Marshall letter, $ J « E r Al Smith here ad vising b ... to "TiLlf witlremial clarity *$S cr*al subject o. pw L r Smith, his friends feel ^ Ulv hunllld one of the rSltscN «'.•,iiHt ; ■* ivmipcrat c presidential S ,T ih '"l'"r „ for th'* ahsolulo separaThurfh and Male. The Gov- SSm the «‘Kr S * nl!- »<■ f ^ »+•»-fr♦ ■Ifl'f+ fr-H-H- <-t; -M- .«■. y . > ^ ^ +c Convinced that no one player no m atte r how famons, can “carry'* a plrtur*.directors are now massinn- their talOQt. Krnst l.uhitsch ,in his latest pic­ ture, “Old ' ' Heidelberg," has Ka mon Novarto, Norm* Shearer, Georg? K. Ahithur.T-dWaiM Con W ily,/O tt» J^arlkn ?a$d other n.. table actors m fils caal. Supporting I.on Chtoey in “ Mi. W e“ are Ix.ufse D resser, Gertrude . * + * g-> - ! • •: °r h i; it r,u‘'/ .i s dispose of in the —NBA, Los Angeles Uurcau Though only five years old, flaky Blossom West of Los Angeles Is ready for tho third grade In school and can speak from memory 87 pages of poetry, Dul»y_ Blossom talked when she was eight mouths old.- . , uiKr Was approved in the ilnort as much ns in tho It was striking, however, anyof the southern common■iaflal criticism of the Govi views on prohibition with ,nl,t nf his disposal of the Hiissue. ilifln ami prohibition contiii- two greatest eoutrover- U Aver Matty Human inns May He Laid To easing Activities 0 f And Other Solar Bodies RINGTON. Apr. 21—(IN S). -Human storms—exnnplicrimc waves, wildness of and student suicides—all [kkc difficulties in n.tli'in rek cyclone* nml other meter-' El duturimarcs may he truc[tk increasing activities _of Loti. Thus, some authorities Errsponsibility for the many ■ failings Which have puzkyrhologistK and scientists Kin frw years. I it:.- imaginative scientists Ilk whole world, from iui■ humans, Is in a period of ptnl unrest, groping for ■attainable* for new thrills, Mon l>y the mysterious cleIIactivity timt is burled out for tun. [USfl Ike Min splits will reaeli pawn of activity—in th at tk mill will receive the fihtMwr liomlmidment nf ml particles, with the ml* w influence upon human den- all presidents have always grant ed the fullest freedom to the t ’atli ollc Church.” ___ 1’resident Coolidgo has no tele­ phone on his desk. Whenever it is necessary for him to make or answer a telephone call, lie goes in­ to a booth in a small room adjoin­ ing iii.s office. Reply Of New York Governor Brought T o Attention O f Rope Bins But No Comment I s Officially Given O u t ROME, April 21 — (IN S )—The statem ent of Governor Alfred E. Smith relative to Ids ( ’atla/lieisni and it h possible effect. upon his ability Ur fulfill I In* duties of pres­ ident of the United States, lias been received with great satisfac­ tion at the Vatican, it was learned today. The Vatican did not deem it fit­ ting to make official cnni.neut, hut a high i.fficial of tin* Vatican in ­ formed tiie International News Service that the reply had been brought to tiie attention of (tie pope and laid Ids approval. "You ran say that tiie pope wel­ comes Governor Smith's clear Statement," said the Vatican offi­ cial. "It must lie pointed out Hint Ik-imf a Gnlholie cannot in any way hinder anybody having res­ ponsibility and power. O utlie irontru ly , the rlm rncter of ('uthidicisiu eoitlrihutes to tiie loyally and sin­ cerity of ideas, which is funda­ mental for those on whose shoul­ ders have been placed tiie burden of government. “On the other hand, it is well known (bat the valient) makes a strf-t rule of never meddling in internal politics of single states especially the United States where “ I had indegestinn so laid that 1 was afraid to eat any tin up. Couldn't even eat rice. Adlerikn has done me so much good that now I eat anything. I have taken a lot of medicine hue Adlerikn is the best."—Ardcnia Howard. Aiderika gives tiie system a REAL cleansing and brings out oh] poisons whirl, may Have earned trouhlt for. a long time. Unlike must medicines, it m-ts upon DOTH upper and lower bowel, .lust one spoonful relieves GAS and take* away that full, bloated feeling so th a t you run eat better and sleep U tte r. Even if bowels move* daily. Adlorlka brings out umcli additional poison which you never thought was in your sys­ tem and which caused sour, gassy itonmeh, nervousness, sleepless­ ness, headache. No m atter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels, Adlerikn will su r­ prise you. — Union I’liarmaey upd other druggists, prise oyu. IS THERE NO v RELIEF FROM * SKIN TORTURE? M ust B Continue to Suffer the Unboarable Itching? P»z tint rim! in nature, llio p My L influenced by the PW hinilis which arc cn*t off 1 , .an, when that center of C 18 it* ik'rimi nf_ greatest Even Rice Hurt Stomach Says Girl Are you one of those unfortu­ nates who are going through life suffering with a skin disease, mak­ ing you uncomfortable, making you less efficient, interfering with your working hours, ruining your sleep? Von may. have tried many things without relief. Why not try H.s s ? l*'or mure flian 100 years it has been giving relief in many to mis of skin disease. Thousands of tellers of gratitude prove Its worth. “I reel so happy for what 8.S.8. lias done for me that I want others to know about it. I suffered twenty bins years from eczema. At times the Itching was Unbearable. During Dial time, I used all kinds nf salves wiiliu.it receiving any real benellt. After taking six bottles of 8.S.8., I was cured of this dreailf.il disease. I recommend 8.8.8. to anyone suf­ fering from eczema, bccauso I can­ not praise It enough for what II lias done for me." Clcophas Forte, Sol­ diers ami Sailors Home, Quincy, lit. 8.S.S. Is purely vegetable. K is extracted from the fresh roots of medicinal plants and heibs and gives to Nature what slio needs In building you up so that your sys­ tem throws off the cause. 8.8.8. Is sold at sit good drug stores In two sizes Thu larger sl/.n Is more economical. fh nu strange that tho the- M d ar.nr that in the ,uffor of tho miii, lids eleclrigalanlment should liuvo a influence on the Ini- Doctors Say Good Bread hoods lor Good is one ofthe tired ACHING F E E T- ,v the doctor’s cat in u re k <u"* Flic better tin* ir healthier you n h csicallv and better bread 1 i? * - palnoTih» 424»nd nil *»|„, ou* Um puff up *• • tr l' v '* l51*, ’»r h o w h a r d d*i°n ,nc'-K ■*<Jryfu *,ow Ml, , . . 1Vn1J,owr !•*«, "TIZ" l<u |„. , ul comfort. “n«l. for JuT; :*l»4w J S ® ' ‘**01 ti«hu St u r d y H e a l t h Our Baseball Team Tomorrow Santord showed the way in the State League last year, and we are con fid en t th a t once again our team will give a good account of themselves. Friday has been proclaimed a halt h olid ay with business houses closing allow employees to attend the opening game with Orlando. Sanford needs the Attendance Trophy—San­ ford has always demonstrated her leadership lets all support the team, win the game and bring the Trophy to the City Substantial. �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927 SPORTS city shortly nflcr ! nVbuk t>> be on hand and only one bogey re- i mnined to mar their day mid that wfli the prospect of w in, Pan.1 from DMar.d, On.ngi i ii NATIONAL LEAGUE and to v:.r and v II ige-i throughout Brooklyn 3. the u n .r.i! part of the ctnto will New YorkI;ft;Boston Philadelphia 1 lie on hand tomorrow afternoon St. Louis 4; Chicago 2. a t Municipal ilicld, Sanford K the Other not scheduled. elmm[don for mote than Seminole county and the fortunes of the AMERICAN LEAGUE team are followed with keen in­ Detroit 7; St. Louis 0. terest throughout this section. Philadelphia 8; New York ft The possibility of floating the Chicago 4; Cleveland ft. 1020 pennant on Friday is u re­ Other not scheduled. mote one a1- it is believed that Preident Palmer will await the end of 1NTERN ATION A I. LKAG UI the team 's first road trip before Toronto 4; Reading 3. lotting tiie hunting fly to Ur Buffalo 18; Newark ft. breeze. Syracuse 17; Jersey City 0. And next will lie the talk among Rochester 10; Baltimore!). the fans tonight. The guoHsca as to who will do the mound honors S flU l HERN ASSOCIATION tomorrow will lie many and varied. Birmingham 3; A tlanta II. Only one man, law Crow , can pos­ 7; Chattanooga 2. sibly have an idea-and he is free Nashville .Mobile- Memphis rain. to change that at any time before New Orleans-Little Rock, rain, the umpire's first announcement. If Withrow works at Orlando AMERICAN ASSOCIATION this afternoon, one guess is that Milwaukee 9; Louisville 7. Stout or Perry will get the assign­ St. Paul 4; Toledo 2. ment Friday. Perry may make his Minneapolis 4; Columbus It. debut in state longun circles with Kansas City 12; Indianapolis t. that dazzling cross fire of hh thnt 1ms kept his opponents guessing iti SO I ■TH E AST ERN LE AG UI nil exhibition gnmes in which lie Montgomery 3; Selma !. has worked. 1; Albany 2. Stout look" ns good this season Savannah Augustine 1; Jacksonville ft. ns last and hi: exhibition work, St. Others not scheduled. particularly against the University of Florida, lias been of the host. Roger Williams, who is a possible starter, seems to have Improved a fter a w inter of radio activity and may stand the Colts in a corner. Roger had an enviable record last FLORIDA STATE I.EAGUI year when he first went to work SANFORD a t Orlando. and may he the leading hurler this Tampa nt St. Petersburg, Sarasota at Miami. season. Anyway, everything is set. The Municipal Band will piny, Burke \M E R K ’AN t.EAGFI Steele and his soft drinks will lie S‘. l.oul.x nt Detroit. on hand and Torn Meredith has an 1 h veland a t Chicago. excellent voice. New York at Philadelphia Results Of (utmes Orlando Mayor Plans To Toss First Hall And Mayor Lake Is • To Do TheR eceiving Pitching Choices Are Unannounced Sanford Business To Be Closed To Make Game A Gala A ffair Tin* lid of tile state league spuft/n in Sanford will bo pried off Friday afternoon nt 3:30 o’clock, with the unfurling of the flag and other appropriate" exercises being performed previous to the call of ‘play ball.’ Mayor L. M. Aulrey, of Orlando, is to pitch the first ball. His toss will be grabbed by Mayor Forrest Lake, who will dress himself in » huge m itt and mask for the occa­ sion. A t least 1.509 rabid fans are expected to witness the affair. Lo­ cal stores and business houses are to close for the game. Thnt Sanford is hungry for bnnehnll is seen from the number of team ' followers who attended the opener In Orlnndo this afternoon. Several hundred of them left ttie Today’s Schedule I Washington a t Boston Tagging AllBases NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago a t St. Louis. Philadelphia a t New York. Boston a t Brooklyn. Cincinnati a t Pittsburg. game at home before a crowd 50,000 by a score of ft to t. I.i strom got four hits. By International News Service .SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Mobile a t Memphis. Nashville at Chattanooga. New Orleans at l.itte Rock. Birmingham a t Atlanta. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Louisville. Kansas City a t Indianapolis. St. Paul at Toledo. Minneapolis at Columbus. I NTERN ATI ON A L LEAGUE Buffalo at Newark. Rochester a t Baltimore. Syracuse nt Jersey City. Toronto at Reading. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE .Montgomery nt Selma. Savannah at Albany. Columbus at Pensacola. BaseballStatistics In Major Leagues YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club No. Tolu B arrett Robins 1 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cochrane Athletics 1 1 Fothergill Tigers 1 1 LEAGUE TOTALS Nationat—24 American—td. THE LEADERS National League— Williams, Hornsby, 2- Harper, 2; Wilson, 2 Webb, 2. American League— Gehrig, 2 Simmons, 2; Ruth, I. NEW YORK. Apr, 21—The champion Yankees, who started the season with six straig h t vic­ tories, today are tied for first place with Detroit, the dark horse of the American League race. The Yanks were unable to conquer their Shibc .Park complex yester­ day and lost to the Athletics, 8 to ft, while the Tigers were blanking the Browns 7 to 0. Although the Athletics rate only .500 in tin* standing of the clubs, they have won four of their last five ga me s and are hatting heavily Cochrane celebrated the A's home­ coming yesterday by clouting a homer and a triple against the Yanks. Wee Willie Sherdcl bent the Cubs, 4 to 2, in the Cardinals’ open­ ing, but something cviA ntly is wrong in St. Louis.Only 12.000 fans turned out to greet the world’s champions, who used to fill the park on opening day when they were tatlenders. League Standings Pittsburgh New York Boston ....... Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati SOUTHERN ASSOCIATE Won l^,t New Orleans fi j Nashville ..... . ft Birmingham 4 4 Atlanta ...................... ft 4 Memphis ................. :t :j Chnttnnooga ... . :i 5 Mobile ............. :......... 11 5 Little Rock 2 4 NEW YORK, Apr. 21—(Rs William T. Tilden, 2nd, firrmrt tionnl tennis chain|iion,«aih Germany tonight to piny European tourneys. II0 win accompanied by Francis T, ] ter, his double partner. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Mule Hans, Cracker ecntcrfield cr, got two doubles, a triple and a single and helped Atlanta deftnt New York Birmingham, 11 to ft. Detroit Nashville hail no trouble beut- Cleveland The Pirates, who did not play yesterday, are still in front by a comfortable margin In the N a­ tional U'ngue scramble. The Reds also were idle, but they dropped below Brooklyn to last place when the Dodgers trimmed the Braves, 4 to 3. The Dodgers scored a biasing triumph, ns it were, when Barrett knocked a home run, one fan be­ came so excited thut his cigar ignited n piece of bunting on the gnuiii stand. The fire departm ent put out the blaze hut the Robin* refused to lie put out until they had scored enough runs to win. Fix'd Fit’.sinimons laid Hie Phil­ ip < cnUng out of his glove and the Giant.1 captured tlioir inaugural 1 9 2 6 C h am p ion s O rla n d o f * * * t *■ • * •* 1 # , * > / * . > . « , B1 The First Game Ot The Season In Santord Friday April 2 2 3:30M. Welcome the Florida State Pennant W inners of 1926 in their opening 1927 gam e by givin g the largest at­ tendance in the history of local baseball. P. A . ii to !J r t t r w k t r r . A n i • !* * v» with r . r r y bit o t t i l , , " I fitc h rrrnmtJ hr Ih i P r i n t , Albert f to tr t t. The largest attendance for the opening gam e will win the loving cup offered by the president of the league, Sanford wants the cup. Come and enjoy a good ball gam e and help Sanford bring the loving cup home Band Music Grandstand 75c Floyd Palmer, Chairman, W. C. Hill, H. R. Stevens, “Pop" Wallace, G. W. Spencer U �J THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 1927 nS a°J * « 30c- r worJ_ S J S S J 'r.'oUectar ,,r C T tor psywsnt. ^ N u r i t ortlors a r e p a y PUtHlcalfon. J fit. pibli.t.eJ the .am* ° J ” | ‘ "aitrfw l 11‘“n o t be if . a x ^ tin ^ »t ordkhs tea R fa s'sn ? ^ C A T I O N INDEX: The ^ ic Iu H tle x tlp n s ami n um b er e d are far Imli-allr ° and nunterf e l a . under each hendt e ^ a d . - u p alphabetLiflftO ItATK SCHBDUMfl ‘ ..itowinr echeduls tells • W V S *0«d U1>" fronl EJJiS IS word* f a r o n e t o W " I* When c e n t e r e d Tr,r'.^ r e d *«ch l i ne w i l l Mated a* ‘ * ort1*' . -onl rate applies to each Ls far example 15 words H .m lon. m le a word ,, it umes I® or IS.90, a d s % Jr " » «*»" J6 wor,u Eiusied a* U wards. “ WE CLEAN YOUR RUGS” 1 I—It no ms Without Hoard, Absolutely Clean. Phone Orlando 0053 or drop us a cnrd. All Hugs railed for and de­ Furnished bedroom, -111 livered. Russ M attress Co. 1122 Church St. Orlando. ROOM5?,— With or without mealt B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. hcnd(|uarters for Collegiate Clothes. 110 First Street. ONE LARGE— Bedroom for rent BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation suitable for two. 1012 I-nurd Ave, boxes and general cement work Miracle Concrete Co. J, E. TerI.r>— Apartment For Rent willeger, Prop. LANKY,S DRUG STORE—Pre­ APARTMENT —four a t the Clem scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We nre ens Apartm ents in now vacant as near you as your phone. Call 103 \pply Apt. one, Rents reduced. TH IN K—If you are thinking of building, why pay tho Architects several hundred dollars for plans, when you can get tho snmo free, and keep your money in your pock r t . For furth er information see SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. V. C. Collev, Prop. Building Con­ tractor, General Shop & Mill Work and House Painting, 115 N. French Avc. Phono 235-J. FURNISHED —3-room apartment with screened porch. 316 Onk Avc, FOUR ROOM furnished j: apartm ent for rent. I l l W Street. F URN IS H KLi APAKTM E NT Tbi'Co rooms and bath, all mod ern conveniences, good location LUMBER and complete line of m isonablc rent. Phono-881-J. building m aterial. Low prices. Security Lumber Co., ‘‘Where Good THREE-ROOM Furnished apart­ Grades Come From ” Maple and ment. Apply Mrs. A. K. Powers, Sixth. Phone 707. lot) W. Ninth. Phonograph Repairing Piano Tuning By experts with 17 years experience. Sanford Music Store and Gift Shoppe Room 10 & 11 McLandor Arcade. • Phono 832. CONCRETE in every shape nnd form , blocks, tile roofing, orna­ m entals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod­ ucts Company, Fifth nnd Maple Sts. Phono 112-W. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor 600 West Flint Street a t Phone 441 THREE ROOM —apartm ent fur­ nished for light housekeeping. 805 W. Third. GARAGE —A partm ent for ren 112 W. 4th St. Phono 126. THREE ROOM Furnished apart mont. $35, 018 Onk Ave. 3t LEE APARTMENTS— Very de­ sirable apartm ent a t exception­ al Slimmer rate. Call 0082 after 0 P. M. MODERN —Apartment, rooms and sleeping porch de. Close in, luke breeze, ensonnhle rent. Call 100 N. CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING —"We do it Better," Try us. Itey, r „ TK. , fI . . . al Cleaners ami Dyers, J. C. JackTh LLY —( ool finnished son, 305 Ei.st Second St., Phone apartm ents private baths, hot and ijjU jrold water, gas, double garage. - ---------------------------------------Summer rates. 1306 Park Avc. IADDOCK STEAM P R E S S E R Y ---------------------------- —---------------—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. ONE NICELY "—furnished apart<05 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone went, all nmtlern convenience::. I4C-J. i Fhonc 207. ktomoliites METAL ROOFING—Tho Roof Ev­ erlasting. M etal« shingles; - standing seam tin and galvanized roofs. See dames IL’ Cowan. Oak ” nve. and Third St. Phone 111. y MATKESSES properly renovated; L>‘ one dny service in Sanford, by l* Sanford Matrons Factory. Pliono & 402-M. FURNISHED— A partm ent, up­ stairs, with screened porch; garage. 911 Park Avc. Inquire 907 Paik Ave. FIVE ROOM HUNGALOW:Locat ed on corner in Sanford Heights. I-ntge rooms, well constructed, plenty of windows, largo pofehes, complete hath room with shower. Electric range and w ater heater Two l«*d rooms, large living room, etc. Owner lives out of the city and is willing to sell a t less than present value. $100 cash nnd $75 monthly will buy the property. Box 73, care The Hurald, PAGE ELEVEN By William FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— In first section, will sell for $2,000 on terms of $25 cosh nnd $10 monthly. Address Box 101 care The Herald. V -lA U T -l M tA h l \ -T i ME-'* u OITA N W— Farms Ft»r Sale BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ AL LAND In The State Of Florida In the flowing well district near Sanford, with clay subsoil. On the highway and one mile from R. R. station. Already cleared, Perfect drainage. Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ tility, will grow anything. 1,000 Acres in units of G acres, as many as you want. AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL “Make Your Head Swim" Home Seekers, Here Is Your Chance It May Never Come Again If you can make a smull cash payment nnd finance your first crop, it will easily pay for the land. If you are looking for a "Snap” Here It Is See Me At Onco W. M. YOUNG Bargains In Real Estate Park Avc. ami Commercial St. TWO rooms, kitchenette and hath; 7.,., ,, . vV, beautiful outlook; all improveA, ' *rnJ wm t ments; attractively furnished; ^ moderate rent by week Ym ug s , conB,(|ePrr(1,i „ n,dwin A. A pa it m enu, office d!00 rs. I’ark |i^ono Ave, 1 *_______ * F lG G E R U O V M -T m Av<G -fm*=> FlGi-rr M O PE E M E M . v 'T o d 's g o t m o o m u c h V (S u A F IO . ANHEM H E PuF-5 u p HlG> "OUHEE*”, V A CAKiT e C E / IM . $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will buy well located lot on Laurel Avenue. This property is close in and is surrounded with good look­ PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE:— ing homes. A fine site for a within easy walking distance of home. Box A. II. C. care Herald, the heart of Sanford. An attractive house on large lot. Double garage PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — two bed rooms, living room, kitch­ north of Hughey Street. Will sell en nnd dining room. Complete for less than cost if taken at once. bath room including shower bath. Easy terms. Address S. B. S. Rain w ater tank, house is partly Care The Sanford Ileraid. furnished. Price $6500. Only $250 cash required. Box 481 care The PARK AVENUE LOT—.lust south Sanford Herald. of Thirteenth Street, facing cast, can he bought for $2,750 on any SMALL COTTAGE —on rear of reasonable terms. This is an ex­ lot on Magnolia Avenue. A desir­ cellent location for a Duplex able place to live while building a Apartment House. Box 100 cate larger home on the front of the The Sanford Herald. lot. Owner is in*nee|l of a little rash and will sacrifice the plncc ’)— Kxchnnpe at less than its real ynltie. $50 cash and $50 monthly buys R. Box N. WILE—Exchange equity in French care Herald. Avenue hit, near new high school for used Ford, Chcvolet FOR SALE—Two lots fr. Oak Hill building, or Dodge, have you. Reply and two lots in Buena Vista $650 Box 750 careWhat Herald. each, casli payment andtorms to suit purchaser. Box xz care Ilar2<i— Miscellaneous For Sale ald. RESTAURANT —for sale, fully equipped, good business guaran­ teed. Box G. Care Herald, NEW FIVE—Room house for sale or rent furnished or unfur­ nished. Touring car for sale. Also a household furniture. Must be disposed of nt onco owner is going north. Apply 1320 Dougins Street. w.. *-• 1 rr rr at* torocr. ia«. f vnclvT au . K tF P VOuR M O u-fH S S H IF T & HERE A F T E R ! Er I ’ l l l e a r m Th u s 'T h im ct vmiT h o o T V AwW A D U tc e . y x IvWhWt 0lOVJT\ 1 S A \D WA*=» I SAW AThRUGrTo "P u m P- Pump *, woo - i mereW T& l O v j i n n i E . I DlOM' -SAW Tb CLOSE TH E. 3uM P. • j BACW G A TE ., I-TO KEEP OUR \ T R O o 8 l EE. A T PIANO, $150. Schumann uprlglit mahogany. $125; boy’s bicycle $5; $65 Savage repenting rifle, $22.50; $150 electric self healing washing machine, $1H. Inquire 2161 Palmetto Ave. i\ t i i i : m u i i t ru l in' n r t i i i -'i WIGHT-Oll RISEN BERRY PRINT HltVMMTII i i u t r i a i . ■mu m i ! TIIRKE-ROOM Furnished Apart-! 21— A crw ig e F o r Stile SHOP — Printing, Engraving. n r Tin: s t i t r h i ' r i . m n m . ; ROO.fr SANFORD meat. Apply Herald Office. in i m i ru n simiNoi.r. mi: New Saiifotil Ihuiwter Embossing. Sew us first. We do IIII'XTV NOW IS THE TIME Ihnnrcrj. ti|)lsyhu: Idinch of celery it. Phone 417-W. U. It. Avenuem i m T i i A n r : ronitrutsritH TO BUY THAT FARM lack. Butilehaker Agency Commercial Street. Ai i t mi K. ItnrriH **0111i nt i l i t unt . ' AND START SOMHTHING Inn Oaftuje Co. Vs. We are all going hack to the r,— Help Wanted Female n . Ailniii* unit l t e s s l e ].. A d a m s , 1 farm where m il values will ul* T. tils wi fe, D. ICil K e n n e d y , J. J. I ways prevail. Ju st now is the tlino Mervitllli. Inc., t i i dl vl dmi l l y. mi d J. J. SPERIENCED —Colored cook Hi— Houses For Kent to move n few miles from Sanford M■•redilli, Inc., i r u s l e e , u e u r p o r n wanted. Apply 1617 Union Ave. Hull olKtlllUed nail exlNtlllK Under nmi alnrl th a t chicken farm an.l mi d bv v i r l a e of (lie l a w s of |l*v FURNISHED fi-rmnn house taise vegetables for the home m ar­ DODGE Wiuie of r i o r l d a Willi, It s p r l o c i COMPETENT —White woman rent. Phone 805-W. ket. Just such a place can he had cars and Graham Trucks |ial of f i c e a n d t d u cc of l i usl ness wanted to stay on premises nnd In t he C o u n t y o f Made lllld Mlule tho Sanford-Orlando rond nbout 13th St. I'tmnc 3. do housework and cooking to:* ATTRACTIVE —fl-room house on of F l o r i d a , U e s p n a d o n i s . three miles from Sanford In tha n r rim i.iCATinN West First; garage; modern cop 1 high nnd healthy oak nnd pine TO i TH itlnl :c i t KKr IKS 4 COWAN CO., Auto family or four. 1617 Union Ave. i iNiNHHNT, l». T O vcntences; extra lot. Rent renson K KN NH D V : ! section good for citrus fruits, good b!or and shed metal works WANTED — Ladies of ability to able. Inquire Mrs. Alspnch, Fern f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t of : for poultry and good for all kinds l l uIta l tnpiietirlnK Usd ornamental sheet metal A her mi t a, o f cnanii el f o r tl i«| sell "enstbournc" Holnery and dale Apts. Room no 2. I of vegetables. T hirty acres, high c o m pin I mi at In t h e n t mv e e n t i t l e d Ttl*16-W. 207 French Ave. Lingerie, Guaranteed by manufac­ nnd dry location for a home and ciiiiho t h a t t h e s a i d r e s p o n d e n t . I>. turer. Repent orders galore. Good TEACHERS HOME, —furnished four acres in muck for vegetables Krt K e n n e d y , Is n r e s i d e n t of a Mtate jlASTORD llUITK CO, commission, Apply Southern Spec­ complete. Close to schools. Ac­ or bulbs—it will raise anything S t a l e of F l o r i d a , a n d Hint t h e l a s t n o w n only a d d r e s s o f t h e s a i d !>. 112 Mugnolin Ave. ialty Company, Box 16 Lakeland comodations for ten. Four entranc­ —the man who wnnts lo work can ItKij Kennedy In C l l y of Hordelc, 1’hone 367 es, two baths, Hot nnd cold water, HeorRla. a n d h a s ti een allFla. make a good living from this sNe lnatl ef r of o m t h e Ht nt e o f F l o r i d a f o r gas electricity. Double garage place. If vou aro interested add­ of m o r e Il ian s i x t y d a y s HITS—MAR MON S Terms with or without meals. Ad* ress OWNER, enre Sanford Herald. uI m pmere di od WANTED —one womni i a t e l y p r i o r t o t h e t i m e of M OM E-hTT^ v m e 'O LIH't. -TO U U E C N E f ? ’U S O T I lanford Automobile Co. dress Box. W. cure Herald. oral housework, apply Any reasonable offer and terms t h e f i l i n g of t h e bill of compl Al nl Avc. Phot h e r e i n : t lint t h e r e t u r n of H im Hlier-'Tv-tP R A C\< P n R rv A J. Hardy, Sun latntn, will he considered a fte r you have Iff fi led h e r e i n t o tile S t a t e ' s W r i t seen the property. of S u b p o e n a I s s u e d h e r o i n e m m * ftWETT AND PA I h at t be s a i d D. 1011 K e n n e d y c a n ­ S— Financial | ITVE'S GARAGE not lie f o u n d In t h e S t a t e Of Klorl du |,1M ITS OF* SKMI NODK C OD N- 1 nf llie C i r c u i t C o u r t of Hie K e v a m t J ii,l lo la*I F l r r u l t uf I ' b ub t t i . l a » a i a n d t h a t t h e r e Is no p e r s o n n r p e r TV, l-'l.t Mt 11 >A : |-Iti IVIHIMS Sanford Dealer Mcinlimle C o u n t y, "H H i Ih Hh sons In the state of Florida THAT T i n : V I OL ATI ON O F \ fur —To loan on improv 23— Wanted Real Eatalc 1. ht St. Phone 01 Until iluy of .March, A. I». It<27. s e r v i c e of s u b p o e n a n oo n w h o m ANV O F T i l l : TKll.MH A N D l ms i ness and resit V. i:. l i o t M t * A R 8 w o u l d bi nd y o u t h e s a i d I*. Fal K e n ­ 1*1 t o VIM IONS |>F TIMM A F T 17 — Business Places For Rent in Sanford. A C l e r k of c i r c u i t C o u r i i»f MltAl.D III! A .MIMOK.M I t A N o l t ; n ed y, lllld Hull h e b e l i eves y o u l*» UUAMZING WORKS, tit,Till Ju i ll el u l C i r c u i t he o v e r t h o uko of i w e t i t y - o n c ANO ntKSCIHIIINH ltui.i:« O. Box 503. City. GOODYEAR TIRES o f Fl»i li | ti . l a ul at (nr O F F . V I O F N F K IN F l t l M I N A I , ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for years. WANTED FARM BARGAIN Meialanle C o un t y . It is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t ynl 1 ■1toM 1 :c u t 1o n s 111 : s m .t i n • i S. L Batteries, store* or offices «t Park Ave.. JIV. A . M. W k B K H d o a p p e a r mi t h e Znd d a y nt ItttJ 10— Livestock F R OM A V I O L A T I ON o p ANV M i i ' i t 1: o f a i ' i i f i u . i . r . r a a i . A wnhiitors <'handled and Commercial Street. W. M D e p u t y C lu r f , A l>. I ' i i t , t h e s a m e bi-lnc a l l ul t 10 or 15 acre celery farm O F T H E PHOVIMHINS O F T H I S TH»\ tcmniereia! Avenue fHttAt.} !>a" o f tills f o o l I t o a n s w e r , pl ead ' Young, Owner. 208 Park Ave., op. ALT N o t h , U t u r . h y g i v e n nf Intel!o r d e m u r t o lb* bill of oii mpl i i l ut | t|,p|i t,, uppl v t o t h e ............................. . T h e slifiVC A c t V M p a b l M l n l 111 I . . i 1 »TTKM Ml’t t NCF. n A- IMiSlITtiN, posite Court House. equipped, and with good h o l l d l o r s ani l o l C o a l i s v l h e r e i n filed, sulil bill o f ..... .. Mn a f u r . l tin- Mtiilc of Flor hl t i t o he c o n v e n e d f u l l In I h e I s s u e u f T i n F°1HI —FORDSON for th e t'omi'lulanlit. b> Inn a bill In f o r e c l o s e a ..... . : Iti r e i it l l ur sesslntl mi t h e H i s t H e r a l d p u b l i s h e d . Mu l c h Ki t h I S 2 , Wwaqj 11i—gi 11s Inc. u p o n ti i" f o l l o w i n g ilesci ibi it p r o p 1 l unl t o s a i d T t i e s d s v li ft er Hie f i r s t Mut ids) ' III n n d r e f e r c n c u r u n small home. iHovo $2000 18— Wanted To Real , r i > s i t u a t e in Ho* F o u n t y *»f Melll- April , A I* 1927, f u r t h e p u s s u a e p r o p o s e d A r t u p o n l i i s p . v t i o n of t h e In T h e H u l l e d States Dlatrlrt C s s i t 4 Fulnifttu, Phone 331 Inol u a n d .State of F l o r i d a , t o - w l l t f i l e * of e u l d l i e v v s p u p u r . Soul tier 11 Itlsfrlel of Flarida nf n a Ar t " m i l l e d : i l e u l u n l n g nt Hi" Motillleusl cash for first payment if Ity o r d o r of t h e M a a f o n l C h a p t e r , •onm house by pcrmaitcn! i i a a u h u i t s a i .h tx \ f t I t Ht T H E F 1 U ' I' i : f . 1 1— M is c e lla n e o u s PO pE L TRIM CO. c o r n e r of t h e MW' , of t he MIV13 I si ui r M i l l i o n L e u Kilo o f A m e i l . ’s. T i n s H I ' F I S H IN T H E W A by the* year., unfurnished 1 Will sel l nt p u b l i c a u c t i o n a of Mei'ilon 27. T o w n s h i p il MAMt’L L It. H I HH T ON . TEHM F A N A LM. lllV EItS -*1' l"’t **lc owner." 1 s t o c k of m u c b l n t r y u u d n t U n a a o t balance can he paid $1000 $25 per month. Box F, Mouth. Untitfe 20 F us t , r u n N o r t h Me c r e l ur y 1 t h o Mtuuley .v Hi l l M-> hl i is r y Com* FOR SALE—Well established pay MTIt E A MM. CIIEHICH, I . AKE H b*u- or p!'t' raatoi (nx.r.l f e e l ; ( l ienee t t " » t S t h l l UAYHl'M O F M E M t N O L E F n l ' N ' p u n y . H a n k r a p t , located* Id tha lug lutlies shop. Reasonable, hick _L RADFORD l e , d ; till lies N o r t h II.*- feet: yearly. Call nt our office TV lTAHtlDA tlEllFLATINH ' Dixie W a r e h o u s e , till W e s t B a y | ||,.|,ee W e s t 2111 Nil f e e l ; t h e n c e T H E C AT CH IN*I “ It F H i ' F l ' I t ness cause for selling nut. Flmtu 1U— Houses For Sale Ml r e s t , Jacksonville, Florida, f o r S m ith tja.su feet; thence Hast LVII <»F FIMII IN ANY t>F MAIM 1 r a s h a t 11 o ' c l o c k A. l i t F r i da y * ,'-V0U3 HUDSON. ESSEX" 579-J. IUIO f r e t t o lo-aibblbM. WA TE I t M: P H OI I 1 H I T I N H T H E , April 29. 1937, a n d m a c h l j i or y INC It Is f u r l l i e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r ­ SCRUGG8-SCOGGAN F t ’l U ' l l AMI* A N D MALE W I T H ­ 1 mid fit H u g s , p il e driver and d e r of p u b l i c a t i o n he p u b l i s h e d for 203 Oak Ave. The stove sale Is now on my en­ COMFORTABLE—furnisht IN T H E T K I t l l l T l t i l l A L LI ir| nt In r r i i h l p r u r n t l o c a t e d on t h a <IHy f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In T h e M . 111 for sale. $1006 tush, l I'hcnc 41 i t m 1i f M K j r i N u i . i : cot'NT.y Hul l w a t e r f r o n t a t S a n f o r d a n d tire stock nt cost. D. W. Short . I"f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r liavluK Realty Co, O F FIMII T A K E N FItCMt T I I B easy monthly payments, < s t o r e d III t h e w a r e h o u s e of t h e Msng e n e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n lit t he Fit }’ of la d d e r Arcade, __ Office, next Masonic Bldg WA T E I t M «»F ME. MI Nol . E C o l ' N f ord Much ln e Company, Sanford, Mniiford. F o u n t } ' «f Meittlnnle a n d Masonic Temple TV, F l . o 111 DA( It H O F t. ATI NO F l o r i d a , a t t o ' c l o c k P , M. T h u r a d a y , S t a t e o f F l o t Ida. tu b tkanm foutation of TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good Ap r i l 2*. 19*7. Suld s al ea w i l l b# FIMII W I T H I N A ND T O PMIKTH held ut t h e pl ace * w h e r e t h e g oo d * condition; priced reasonable.I u r- FIVE ROOM — modern house for Phone 735, H E VH.N'D T H E T K I I I M T i till A L a r e I . no ted. Sales su bj ec t to th e hale; smnll down payment; bal­ •4on I Jitkin. Inc. H cU n d er Arcads. In­ c u u f l r i u u t l u i i uf t h e I t e f e r e e . ance like rent. Phone 830-W. v en tory c a n b« s e e n a t m y o f f leg. 11. M'. ltctio. Reasonable Enough •iOftT YHC. a . T i s D 1*'1’ I'LL 5AN SO LT WILL KWOCK T h em R ig h t OFF THEiR "petT x 6ELICVE m e , w h e n X G ET (SOIOG-L'LI BE THE BIG JIM6LE X. 014 EASV A ^ r« e e T j — T h en i h o p e VWE CAN GET A WEUI VJWVT'S VJROHG VdWH TSC OWE WC THEP£ ARE NUOftSe v tA R S TRAN _ > T H tS— J T ru stee. 1 I t u o m 1*. 13* E. H e y S t r e e t , J**ek- 1 KU0U) IT HENRN- TtlAT'S WHV “TREY HAVE JUfJK VARD& l ■uiwll le, F l a r i d a , Ne>v Plane Shipped To Italian Aviator GENOA Italy, Apr. 21—(INS) irglane for Commander —A new airplane Franccico de Pinedo was shipped to New Y'ork today 00 the liner Duilio. 1 The triune in which Commander De Pnit-do flew across the A tlan­ tic from Africa to South America, traveling thence lo the Stales, was destroyed hy. fire a t Lak« Roo»e veil in Arliano when a boy care­ lessly threw u cigarette upon tha oil cove 1e d ' W a t e r near the machine. The Italiao .airman is lit W a.hiuf • ton tmiay w h o r e he U to b« rvcaived by I'lvsidviit voolulgu. � 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, 1927 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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'DIM ;. w -• <**■» 1 ■■■ j WKA.THF.W — P artly cYubuy tonight, pro* IV (<dnl liy rnln in central and south. portions; colder in centi trnl and north portJvns, |K>»nibly light front in the interior of northw est pnrtim . . lM ^ E ffS P A P E B , i.inritlii’H l l c n r l ( " H r "crcalw* V egetable F m B & «“rdcn ,'nnd |ofl« ^ ~~ L e n s rd W ire I n tc r n a lio n iii N e v s .Service — w 3*— lugees Now Face SENATEOKEYS M in e , S A M ’* ...... W g m FARM 55000 Who Have M INISTER G U E S T N U M B E R 211 M e m b e r A u d it n u r c u u O f C irc u la tio n s U.A. IS AGAINST Celery-Feds Are To ALLIANCE WITH Open Local Sea Where Roads ftl list Uc Tied Down ississippi Section OF GOVERNOR W e a th e r aOIUDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 32, 1927_ M. CHINESE AGAIN IN ARMS FOLLOWING Washington Views * b „ o,|U I L L IN FIGHTING Bill P a s s e d By H o u se T h u r s ­ d a y Is A p p ro v e d In U p p e r Body By 34*1 V o te ; A t t o r ­ n e y -G e n e ra l E x p la in s A c t B e fo re M a n c h e s lc r T ra d e M ig h t P ro v o k e A n o t h e r W a r nMadeHomelnss 0 p TRAJ)K j}QAR|) Measure Will Go To Martin For Signing f Pours In Stricken Area Club Officials Expeci The Largest Crow. In History O f City; Weather Clears Ur. Mayor. Autrey To Hurl First Bah l ) r .l '’r i t z G u e n th e r Is P re s e n t lte s t O f W o rld M o u ld U n ite C h ia n g K a i-S h e k Is P u s h in g B oard Is G iven A u th o r ity T'o H is A rm ie s N o r th w a r d A n d A t M e e tin g O f C h a m b e r A g a in s t 2 P o w e rs , H e S a y s E x u c n d Upw a r d s O f T w e n ty I n *SlrcnR llicniiiR K inngH u; O f C o m m e rc e . T o d a y ; C ity In A n a ly z in g T h e S itu a tio n M illions In D r a in a g e W ork B ig P r ic e P u t O n H is H e a d P r o g r a m G iv e n Bv M ay o r -• - »• t MANCHESTER. Fug.. Apr. 22 ______' I TALLAHASSEE. Flu.. Apr. 22 1 SHANGHAI. Apr. 22—(IN S )— (IN S) The United Slates i# defiV •-»»»•(?£ Discussion nf (It. summer 1 (INS) (invcrmir M arlin’s pro* I Political activity has again given ’ nltely opposed t" any formal Angram < »r the City ( ’nmmisshmci-*, ’ru m b lin g D ih e s ivSwtOt/: im.sAl to float a $20,000,01)0 Imi,.! , 21 j gio-Amo(itnn alllajid", Amhn sn- way to m ilitary activity in Chinn. action toward curbing th r uv«» of issue for completion of the Ever* Gen. Chhlng Kni Shelc is again Jtlor Alnnson B. Houghton tlerlared poisonous Kprnii c>n vegetable pro­ abides drainu'/e project received 1 here today in a spi*eeh before the pimliiilg his Armies northw ard and T he cham pion Cclery-Ectls aSL ational Ne.'VS S e rtte .e ducts, « visit liy Dr. Fritz Guen­ the approval of the Semite today Manchester chamber of commerce. in consolidating his positions in fresh from th e ir v ictory ovt • 123WCW*2T'wnt., - -T. M and |K!stiieneo ther, m inister of agriculture in thr when the upper branch of the leg-1 \> • The Hinbausntlor, who was heliev- Kningjiu. While one brunch of cabinet of the German republic and islaturc passed the same hill on ed to be speaking under instruct­ ids arm y in engaging with the O rlando in th e opening gam Oed thousands o f i t f l l ^.1 Jalk JU|^ hy „>v M. |J# yW| ,M I,. nHyde, of jvrmoin Armour *(,is soli subject that was enacted hy ions from Washington, declared Shantung troiqu nnd hus started of th e F lo rid a S ta te Eengu day as the M ississip p i un,t C(, mj) any, who nceoinjuinied Dr. i (j... iinihso today. that a formal Anglo-American a l­ n drive for Yongchow, others are sopson, w ore prim ed th is a f­ Guenther, featured today’s session rontinued to b rea k flood “~ The vote was 3-1 to 1. Pus age of I liance would tun) tiic rest of the Inking up the buttle again along the Chamber of Commerce. the hill w.-.s accomplished after world against the United Stntes the Tidmut-l'iinkow railroad. At ternoon fo r th e form al open.Inits surging flight to of Thu dt'lcry industry and its fu­ considerable questioning of variand Grout Britain und would result the Htimo time there is a grave iper o f Iho baseball season l ture in respect to the use of sprays •us portions of the measure had if. V&l ponniiiiltfy of ( haing’s forces being t ,,,, r*ro w ti illl(l bj Li; Jn another world war. ^freezing tem peratures was touched upon by K. L. Mnrkcll i;been done by several of the salons. drawn into battle hy o f tho forces S ty n to rd . M?e u n m c "W e m ust ho|»e or seek to devel­ \V, M. Scott, of the American A letter from tig' attorney-gen op wholly natural and helpful re ­ Mipportlng the llunkow govern aggregation were to meet th Ihtlir iip|H.T valley mhl- and Fruit Growers, and by Mayor For oral explaining various parts of lie• <• Coils In the second game »r lations between the British nnd meat. .sufferings of the «]>- rest l.ake. all of whom slated that hill was ordered into the records h-r.r.* m* -l'laiis of thte Communists to as- the series before what was c American people into anything like 63.000 who have been from whut they could h a m from of the senate. nn alliance", «mid Ambassador anssinatv (lining Kni Shok have petted to he n record breaking r ' 6no> their bonus, many of government authorities, a strict ob­ taconto known in Shanghai, ac­ tendance for ii baseball contest • The second of governor MarHoughton. L th little more than the servance of the government's re­ tip’s Kverglmlos bills, calling for "An , Anglo-Saxon alliance has cording to xliprgcs inado today hy till* city. |«i ihi-ir bucks, i quest in tin* use of sprays would he tin ml valorem tux to Ite levied if jits attractive details. It surms a t Dr. Wu Tseng, chief secretary of More than 1J500 custom ers wvr |k*> Utun l*> poor Into the i necessary to bring about a firm nccossnry to complete the project, moments to offer nn easy way to the Shanghai bureau of affairs- expected to pnss through the gnt Unions although the vast market, Dr. Wu ullages that u price of 100.­ then was passed by the senate hy obtain the results wo all dcuire, Ix'fore the game, which wns schi (rixtfd and the regional [ While it was pointed out that a vote of HO toll. but I beiiovc the idea is wholly 000 tnles (normally $1-10,000) has doled to get under w ay a few min been sot upon tin* head of (’lining tiles a fte r the opening ceremonii ; tf liontii ha* left many very little harm had accrued to The first of the Governor’:-, false. i virtually without shelter, Sanford growers, the government drainage l>ir..% calls for cloaking “To bring the English speaking Kni Slick hy the Chinese Commun­ a t 3:30 o’clock. Sanford fans, bain I fjojitatc medical alien- has agreed to assist in ascertaining tlic Kvcrglmlcs ilralnn hoard peoples together in an armed and ist:-. nnd 25,000 ttnels have been imll-mad, were ready to turn out i* what other methods could bo used with power to issue $20,000,000 in exclusive group, prepared if needs offered for bin rapture. full force while a telephone me« Dr. Wu outlined the steps token ago he to enforce its collective will l»y , ore cml of the valley to to destroy p tsts that destroy cel­ bonds to finance completion of the Trom Orlando thi* morning wa* hy Gen. Chiang for reorganization ■ a* reclamation project, nnd the second force, would tend, if it were possib­ pr»ulhr'itie* wire liomling ery. Mr. Scott announced that only to tho effect th a t several hundred nf the Kuoiuintnng government. le, neither to promote peace nor riw^icA toward bolstering in ’ isolated, instances, bail poison provides for payment of the bonds diamond followers were to be rr<‘r unsure our national security. It Dr. C. C. Wu has boon appointed ent to give encouragement to Phil levees nnd adequately been found in Sanford celery nnd in whole or in part hy ah ml valor­ LEA foreign m inister in place nf Fugcnu em tax dhouhl the acreage tax would only result in uniting all that in- believed next year would the refuge:*. Chen, hut the latte r still holds Well’s team. the rest of the world against un. [«f the northern tributaries find iho district entirely free. A prove insufficient to moot the in­ The Municipal Band under k«<l th at post in thu llunkow adm inis­ terest and sinking fund payments. " It would turn this earth of ourn rted j hill is to be drawn for introduction Usippi were Mile i of highway have teen washed away hy the torrential flood crshlp of Joseph Reizenxtcin y e tration. If the bond Issue hill is pnssml, again into nn armed camp. In the inc today ur.. >e l.ra h In tiic Legislature which would pro­ w aters of the Mississippi. Wonvmcn ’ o arc shown iiim llm ggin^ a Gen, Chning nominated Ku Yin to render several selections ns » Wlieved the rirs t of the hibit the use of any ingredient not five million dollars will he avail­ stretch tof paved road on Illinois Mato route No. 11, between F ast end, precisely whut we w ant to part of tho afternoon's festlvitL it hit Memphis, Tciin., considered safe by the departm ent able immediately for continuance St. latui.-; nnd Fnirinnunt City, III. Below a state policeman is directing avoid vmr—would result. Out of Fong finance m inister in place of Promptly a t 8:30 o’clock the piny T. V. Soong. of work already started in the livesuch war neither honor, safety nor of health, A committee was npT- * traffic on the same highway, near Fast St. Louis. Note the sandbags ern and cluh official* were to m are’profit for any |>eople could pos­ by >e 11toil)toil — . President K. A. Doug- glades, according to Governor to the, right uf the lower picture. linJ villuifus nlonir the to tho flag pole in renter ficlLONDON. Apr. 2 2 M IN 8 )—' T ho Martin when la* delivered his spe­ sibly emerge. Arkansas and I.oulsi-' lass to investigate uml then report where flag raising exorcises wer Morning Post states today th at c-ini message to the joint session “ Wo may he fighting aide hy side k of the river were pro- to the Chamber before pnpuiution to -be held xvhilo tho bund playc: 1,500 U. 8. Marines, duo In China of tno legislature last Wednesday. in the future nn in the past. Thut [hr rword-hronking watci of the measure. tho S tar Spangled Fanner. . „ _______ .... Tin,- house committee on hunks 3 ^ y o r......... 1.tike’s detailed explanaw« don’t know. Hut. if Hie need this week on tho truiu p o rt Hen­ derson, will proceed directly to Aflvr p ish in g the first hull A was expected to formally iiriso—which God^forhid—let it bo f« area it was reared the tfon i.f w hnt’ihc city Intended tfl d o Jtfsi the opening gam»* in OrlanSd;'*;-' r * Hankow. give a favorable report today cm was met by an endorsement hy the for cause and reason which brings it inundate whole counTho Hankow regime in retalia­ or Forreat Lake wns elected i -­ us together Instinctively not by cal­ Itirtually untouched by for- Chamber following a brief discus­ a Idll that would permit Ilia state switch to the rn tch sr’s position 3 tion for Gen. Chiang'a unti-Comcomptroller to take over any hank culated arrangem ent, whirh might liuinist activities, has issued an sion of the pirns. I). I.. Thrasher, by itself tend to bring nbout no order excomniuiiicntinp him from while Mayor L. M. A utrey of thr Jam es Weils ami President Doug­ that appears insolvent and to turn Cltv Beautiful was scheduled i< dreadful a catastrophe. ench urging th at the city con­ it imek to the hank or bankers when the Kimniintuug. Orders of ex­ loos over the first hall In un cffoi SIS, Tenn., Apr. 22— lass 75 p rr cent of the depositors sign “ Apart front that one danger I communication nisn were directed to outdo Sanford mayor’s OrlamlId, half-clad, hungry tinue with its present plans. I)r. J. a petition, either personally or hy can only nix* good to ourselves and against (J, (’. Wu Tsai Yuan Pol net. W hether Mnyor Lake would bLbmlriils of Mississippi T. Denton opposed the expenditure their representatives to freeze all Fuffcrers poured into which bus been authorised for the assets and reopen immediately. E n g in e e r A nd P ilo t Go Down F ra n c o -A n tfric a n W h o I s U»»»- the world in a closer uppronch be­ and General llo Yin Chiang nnd ablo to catch tho fast curve ball o ‘ the British and American Pei Cluing I Ini. R e d C ro s s O ffic ia ls Jo in today from ul| directions. new municipal hospital, stating that The hill would enable many hanks Mayor Autrey wa* one of the unc­ n c c tc d W ith N a n k in g Gov* tween peoples. Such results might best byy heavy it-- ii he A m ilitary clash between the tions uppermost in tho minds ••* ncavy rains, rains, boii ' w believed the building . y .■■ .equipment now closed to rc-opcn for business, W i t h I G F lo o d R e fu g e s ; e rn m e n f. S a y * G e n e ra l Dehe brought about hy the English Communists nnd • Conservatives is tho fans a h they made their way t * t kvcr: cold of thet Pjmst f could he supplied for less. O. King, I n In q u iry I n t o D is a s te r Dr. Gucntiicr, who is in !• lorida according to Frank nirph F cw cre* |F r ic jid » h ip npenking union and commissions threatened. The Communist lead­ tlic. ball field. uni weary from their chairman of the hunks and loans. studying industrial problems which ers, Gen. Cluing Seng Chi and Gen, ■travel out of the mud for a study of agricultural methods W ith tho preliminaries over, U r $ Till right of women possessing IIFLFNA, Aik. .Apr. 22—(INS) are mutually helpful.” Chang Fak Wei have 70,000 sol­ two tenma were to take to tlic f,ch the flood-swept sect- ami conditions, a fter greeting thi qualifications of mule persons to SHANGHAI, Apr. 22- Gonoral -Officials today were investiga­ diers in Hupeh and Hunan provin­ • rtfugi-os found a haven at members of the Chamber, gave the to renew their ngo-old feud. Purl: floor to Mr. Hyde, who told or thr sit on juries will lie asked in the ting the sinking of the government Chiang Kni-Khck Is prepared to ces, while Gen Chinng's followers ett, Vines or Fromhy were tno po; Mo fair grouniU here, Guy Crews of launch House today by I visitors plans uml who also gave an Pelican near Kowlton’s pay full indemnity for lives loit, in Kinngsu, Chekiang, Anlnvei, Kut hI!)Ic pitching selectin'))* of Mana lot in autos, oil train, in county. kifn, Kwnntung, Kweichow, Iaimling yesterday when 18 per property und porsonal damage, oc­ ,Wr»ebnck and oil foot, account of what Armour and Com­ Duval Phil Wells of Orlando will! The hill would make it optional ' " •If' ' Kwungsi, Yunnan nnd Kzcchwnn gcr sons are believed to have been ttli-'l in at all hours dur- pany are doing In the state. Loo Crown w as to choose betw«-». not drowned. casioned hy the Nanking incidents. FxiVeriincnts urc now being made i with the women whether or provinces number ronsidernhly . i;ht, and Hawn fouml 1.CLEVELAND, Apr. 22—(IN S) Roger Williams, Em m ett Stout un I This statem ent was made to the sit on juries. It requires Don Farmer, engineer, and Jim ­ itk v 't mu-lcss unfortu- he s tilt:(1. to determine the keeping (they bhull —John F. Mnltttxo, DC, air mall id- more than the Communists. Wade .'erry. to specify whether or jiqt of Florida produce in order that it tjpm t< » spec Dr. Wu denied that any1 misun­ my Hawkins, pilot, were drowned international News Service Inilny »Ir i*ncnni|M,:l in tempolot on the Chicugo-Cleveland route, they are Willing to sit on juries The w eather shortly a fte r no« » derstanding Inis been reached be­ may Go sold throughout the north nlnng with 10 white flood refugee* l,v (’ni'toin Alfred Dc Crosse, n wns killed when Ids plane crashed idirigs uml tents on the ah uml in Kurope at a time when the upon registering to vote. If they they were rescuing, according to Franco-American who is connect­ to earth near Topeka, Iml., early tween Chiang mid Marshall Chang WBH threatening, black cloud* ham.T h i Lin, tin* coininaiulcr-ln-chief ing over tho city for hii hour h • i»|rnrit-.s here bent every m arket Is not flooded. Be gave in­ do not register, they will he sub­ word brought hero by It. T. Clurk. ed witli the Nanking Government this morning. of the northern armies. He de­ sliortly uftor two o'clock the hennnd retained today from Nanking I hurt making them as stances of whut the company was ject to jury service the same as an eye-witness to the tragedy. Mnlutzn cnroiiuleretl n snow­ Clark, horrified liy the sinking, where lie talked w ith lim in g Kni- storm nnd made a forced lauding. clared thut n truco was inqiossihlo eus begun to rlcur to offer th() far. Jh a» iK'Shlble. Physl- doing In Jncksonvill by remodeling men, with a few provisions for their procured a boat nnd risked his life Sliek and leaders in his govern­ Taking off about 20 minutes later, so long an tlu: Fcngticn remained nn ideal day for the game. Ilyr-ts. were on hand and their packing plant, and widening eiimforl. A wi.niuii juror would be exempt, to cross tlm river to toll of the ment. Mr.tien was given nil Hie river clminirll for menu going lie wu* apparently trying to reach n m ilitary entity. unit, r Grqw’:i lull, whrn : hr is tragedy. Be called A rthur Well* l». Food ami clolli- vestals. Chiang Knl Shell's object is to Brynn, Ohio, when he craslnd. the mother of a child mulei F- of Helenu, nnd reported Hie sink­ iatrilsited by the lied Mnlatzo was considered one of maintain the friendship of the ycars of age, when any of her ing of the Pelican. powers and to obtain the revision the host fliers on the Cleveland family is ill. when it is apparent Red Cross officials, here on the StioM are being ninde to unequal treaties and the retro- route, lie had been ill the a ir inuil that her health is such that such flood situation, hoarded the steam ­ of [»t ka»t O.OPtl flood victrcHsion the foreign concessions service about three years nnd pre­ Th" dediept'or of tin* new mem* service would l><> injurious to I r r . er Chiscq which immediately set through of K1»te expected from vnr-j DETROIT, Apr. 22—(IN H)- An rial fountain and flagstaff at (b diplomacy instead of force vious to Mint time wns hi the nnny If, during a trial, it appears that cut for Jxnowlton’s Landing to I ri Arkansas and Missisamply treasury prohnldy will foot of Park Avenue hna been po.>. Captain De Crosse said. n vial ion servire. the jury is to serve more than six investigate the disaster. Gtli^yrr. the t'nirgrounds cuuse postponement of u new trial noned until Memorial Day, ncrOtV 'ih e Nanking government ,l)c hours, separate jury rooms are t<> | The steam er Wubash arrived ••dure city of tents. in the million dollar Ford-Fapiro ing to nn nnr,oun«cnunt inado t< Crosse stated, has issued and lio provided, one for Hit men jurors last night from the vicinity of the 1d disaster uml hcroisiq j libel suit until a fte r next July, 1, day hy Mayor Forrest Lake, wt. Dr. Fritz Guenther. German ui'd one for women. The women ju ­ tiagedy and the crew reported thut • igried a denunciatory w arrant for r^rvus mninr the refuit was learned today. staL*! tlmt tho ceremonies fo r tho the arrest of 110 Wuhan leaders, m inister of agriculture, arrived ie rors would not bu required to be hundreds were marooned on bill.-, l"ai) urjnibcd ttioir miniFederal Judge Fred M. Raymond, day will ho planned to include ti all alleged Communists, including » from tin? rustling Sanford early this afternoon, for confined in jury rooms with th and housetops, and expressed lie- Michael Borodin, Russian adviser who linlted thr. first tria l because ii MEX ICO CITY, Apr. 22—(IN S) woman tnlkwl ton much, wns said dedication of both the fountain nr an inspection trip of the ceh i > int’tit A WoniHD lmllirr would lief th at scores would drown un­ to Ilackow govet uncut. Several ' 1* # graphic manner. tho t\ow hand shell. —Tho Mexican government has es­ less they were rescued immediate­ V '"''I hinv tier huslmnd delta and « study of the methods Ijuve charge of them. other Itussinna arc included among tablished a ccitsorahip upon cnblcii. to have wired uu appeal to the De­ 'fjio American legion will haA referendum hy the voters of ly. •wd his life rescuing his used here in the production «r cel* partm ent of Justice for funds to churgc t-f II.(bout* for whom wuri unts have , i I No explanation has been offered I,lhei vegetable croptno state at the next central «lCf. g v.... huiiml as cry uim ami «M»v* continue the case a t once. If the ed, and the flag draped tablet- up-r been issued. . yet. TO PKOI1K MUKDKR ur one family, having arrived here a fter u morning spent tion on Ueprcsentativc U o htalDepartment fails to heed his rre ed Jn honor of the American d--f . General Galen and nil Russia,i /niUrned child onto a in Bastings, where he was the noker’s anti-evolution hill will he LOS ANGELES, April. 22- , rr, ... Rebel activities in nortlyirn Mex­ quest, the second trial will huve to will bo uncovered following anjtr have been dismissed from •olprod uitli his teeth guest of u number of prominent itsked tcslay by KepnsentaUve l . (IN S )—Finding Paul Kelly, m ovie1 postponed until lifter July t priato exercises on the w aterfrot | ico have Iteen increasing recently be Chinng's forces. L. D. f’lirr of Hillsborough county, actor, responsible for tho injuri* s potato growers. when judicial appropriations for F urther plans for a Fourth und then* have been re|Msated ru­ ■’s ari Pacific Itailroad Chiang will not attack Chang in an interview with a which resulted in the death of the new fiscal year become avail­ July celebration on the lake fr<» F®*ed on Page Three) m-native- of The Herald, the visi­ ^ I f * C a r r ’s statem ent is accepted Ray Raymond, musical comedy Tso Lin’s northern forces if Chung mors of the possibility of an a t­ able. tempted revolution from Mexicans are said to be hatching among Va tor stated that he was filled with to the bill, which has bien reported star, and husband of Dorothy Mac- Tan Lin recognizes Yut Ken’s ions civic organisations urul soi.. • enthusiasm over the reception he favorably by the committee on ed­ Knyo, screen uctress, a coroner’s nrinciplcs, De Crosse said, indicat­ across tlic United Stales borders. of them ore expected to lake cr had received since his arrival in ucation B, Florida voters will have jury today recommended the case ing the possibility of u reupcrop* form within the neur future . the United States and thut ms an opportunity to voice their opi­ lie investigated “hy the proper au­ proacltmrnt between Chiang and welcome to Florida had l*ccn mure nions on tlic subject. Chung Tso Lin. thorities.” The House will he asked to set he could desire. s r t i - r —— .r-rrTTr Lhi., Apr. 22 than GREENVILLE, S. C„ Apr. 22— "Your wonderful countrj is in aside next Thursday for ,."r' ,»nnk. th»t many bills (INK)—The condition of Earl C ar­ deed a paradise and of your Sun- , consideration of the anti-evolution NOULKKVILLK, Ind., Apr. 22— a* die loginning nf ford celery I huve learned In m> (INK)—Cracksmen wrecked tho roll, New Yerk theatrical produ­ 5 " “ “ i"» with • ■ which own country.” Dr. Guenther stated. ' Amending the present law s<» rnfo of the JoUovillu Ktate Bank cer, continued practlcnlly unchang­ jhi.r sponsors were’ that the m ukir and endorser ol a This afternoon his i* visiting 1 he retail McrchnnU Comm, west of here today with dynamite ed today, his physicians announced. Jtarewntativi- Harris of Uc collapsed hero more than u tee, meeting in formal cession th various farm s and packing house* note w ill be liable In the same ucand escaped with $8,000. *h»t all ti- on the district in vo.numny with u lion will be asked today by Repre­ Tho charge of the explosive week ago enroute to A tlanta to morning, announrod th at the pi * •* *»d in full. COUHT HOUSE, LONG IS­ Snyder, sitting pensively at coun­ a year und u <lay for jierjury posed "T h rift Day” sales wou group of local growers and offi­ sentative Stalnaker. r wns so heavy it partly wrecked tha serve sel's table, attired in willow's LAND CITY, N. Y„ Apr. 22—A growing nut uf Ids fuinou* "bath not sta rt unlil nhout June i !.ha' ,ht* f;"od of to- cials of the Chamber of Commerco Under pixucnt statutes the maker dramatic building. Blood, found in several scene wa* enacted in Iduck. 44 mt'iutce to tlic Whose guest he was at luncheon. ll|lU tub” party. and LIBIDI endorser of» m a note can 'IliU "rtion was taken a fte r a bn r t * rtvi w ~ be sued this rpacious courtroom this uftorIt was the first time she had dis­ places about the bunk, led offi­ Hi;*nssion In which it was shov 1Wet .. M. I- Ilvdc, of Armour und Coup jointly only if the endorecr signed noon when Mrs. Joscpii brown, played nny emotion during the trial cer* to bclievo soino of the r o b b e r s I*LEDGE MUST IIE TAKEN for that the closing of the Mt. Ik > the note note ul the time of deliver). mother of Ruth Brown Snyder, the for the murder of her huslmnd. Al­ were injured. puny, was in the part - «nd Is the .• i*tlci "f local >eu,:* hills conducting the visitor’s tour of the If he signed after, two separate road on this side of the Wcklya n enact aiost of them woman defendant in the cum *, en­ bert Snyder. W hether she was mov­ WASHINGTON A pr nr 22— (INK) er would prevent Jjike l oun ’ REBELS SU FFER LOSSES suits arc neccssury tered the court room accompanied ed to teurs by the music or tho un­ —Applicants for r.ll perm its for citizens from taking advantage r«presentative$ /tu te . and was escorted to u scat not far expected uppenranco of her mother tho use of nlcoliolic liquor*, wheth tho inltv* for *» period of ut len SIX GAMES POSTPONED >» from tiie prinsemcr’s dock. it was impossible to tell. 46 days. The mother of tho defendant, Tho strains of the slow music CHICAGO. Apr. 22—(INK)—In­ Whllo un definiite dato waf r* sad eyed und weary looking, enter- and muffled drum* cam s clearly the clement w eather today cuu.rel post­ it wu* Hi® consensus of opln).' ,{ ^ > 1 ud the courtroom juBt as a funeral through the open windows of tho trated ponement of scheduled game* « the merchants present th r band, passing in the streets below, court room ns Frank Bambarp, as- train sued today by acting prohibition among the usual Thursday afternoon six of the eight m ajor league cities. jN S)-^C ona?dciuble cx- begun playing the strains of lii tnnt to Mrs. Snyder's counsel, led vero penalties upon them in u bat- commissioner Roy A. Haynes. days would not begin until Mt*; tlo lit Yurecunro, near the sceno Oames at Detroit, Chicago “J r I £tteineat has been occasioned “ N earer My God To Thee. her aged mother to n scat in the of the raid, according to reports Philnd.lphia m the American • , ■JJJJJJ „ )C pAasengcrs on board ‘he U». Attorneys who were monoton­ MANY KILLED BY FIRE received hero today. , a|nu by the reimrt thut Po.ft ously questioning talesmen in the press row. ^ r fS tor' un' was offi- gue. and ut Brooklyn. NtW. . In previous years il haa TOKYO, Apr. 22— (IN S )—Many M rs- Snyder's bend wa« luilf . *0*n\oon. A and St. LouD in customary to sta rt the half h •’ Vecri and Prince Sergo Mdlvnnl, difficult task to trying to got a townspeople are believed burned gue were called off. because ot|*>«Kn * » bowed und her hands toyed nervMotorists of Montreal are fined , *i?lLVi}Pn If the Diet gin- were cgllc.. — . who are passengers, already jury, halted their questioning for dcuth and propci tv loss estim a­ days on May l , but « number . | cold weather, ruin and wet grounds. vooriy with the string of Jet for splashing mud on pedestrians to u moment or two. A ’atiUr.css heads. 3­ ted today at SDJWHJ.OOO wns caused local merchants ure said to tv.1, H er glance, usually on the wh'lo passing through pools of ,n if r became known that all of canio over the court room. I, 1in 'll u t> s ,u!rH* |U^ I 1 i1!*". eevtendvi Cl Hl by u midnight fire which flared a later dste, sonii* of them wan* talismon, wns averted. w ater a t a high rate of speed. l^ritl nf family..‘ When Raymond L. G athrighl of i i ».,i „ Negri's liagguue is lubelle'i, through Kannsawa, one of the ing June 1 to he designated c* tr, “N earer My God To Thee, ’ the his cellar barrel, t° B1’ t “!.ptJncess MdivanL” Prince MdiWM ' b e h o l d d e p a rt-] ' Virginia went to hi* Henry Judd Gray, the co-ihfcnd- IThe bigger the splnsh the larger inrgert cities in northw ejt Japan. startin g rtntr. Princess^ confei- 1uu-,'e some oysters from u h a ir e , ^ n. j, a brother of David Mdi- "Tear* filled tlm eyes of N(ro. . tiie fine. (Cvntiuued on Pago 8.) ho found that one oyster hud rtU>vpnta hLVn«l ?I M“ v Murr«y*vo ' av.Ul’ ,uone>’ ;«.U ............... ..... tSi * >bort of fund*, tured p I'Mgw r*Ui ,|s1tciul Their arts To Bolster Flagltasiiig Ceremony Will Precede Game: Rand GivesPrograir ft 3BB PROBE OPENS I N CHIANG IS READY LAUNCH SINKING jTO PAY FOR LOSS W ITH 1 8 ABOARD IN NANKING FIGHT Air Mail Pilot Dies In Crash In Storm Fountain Dedication Luck Of Money Will Set For Memorial Da; • Delay Detroit Case Dr. Frit/. Guenther Of German Cabinet Arrives In Sanford Mexico To Censor All Gallic Messages ■ Wants Titles' '■IMeasures Read liank Bandits Escape With (58,000 In Loot Lawyers In Snyder Case Pause As Band Plays “Nearer My God To Tltee” fyW Pola Negri Reported Married To Prince Declared a>' Moratorium ^•^nSmiSr(1N*S]—'n» _ v *>-■■ - .< •> w V (» / Condition Ol' Karl Carroll Unchanged Thrift Day Sale Is Ordered Postpone �» •... • 1, /, l *’4 ii'.'l* r vii THE SANFQRD HERALD, THpRSDAY^-AnRIL 21, 1927 PAGE TWELVE nnd 02 In th'p c«ft*lwi*c service. Cargo veswl*, numbering hlo, include 144 in the foreign trade, 75 in the "Went Indie* and C4rribbenn and .707 in the coastal service . Possum Trot, Indiana, has n pop­ ulation of fourteen persons nnd t\v Fitly ' dftg*. Western Golf Bociy Opening Of Sunday Refuses To Place School league Is BanOnMissBrowne ArrangedFor May2 Kdwnrd G. B arrow Announces T h a t E xtensive Building O perations Will Get U nder Jpy Som etim e I n O ctober CHICAGO, Apr. 21 - (INS) Mi** Mary K. lirowne Is still n sinron pure aninteur ns far ns th* W estern Oolf Association is con­ cerned, President Hobart I*. Young indicated today. Following tho ruling of the Uni­ ted Stntes Golf Association which declares the California girl inleg­ ible beenuso of the professional tennis activities, Young snid that W. G. A. would not rule on her eligibility to piny in aninteur tour­ naments unless she asked it. Young explained that under the “clenr rules" of tho W. G. A. he could see no reason why she should be barred. Tile W. G. A. controls 400 golf clubs between Pittsburgh nnd the Pacific roast, hut is hot under the Jurisdiction of tho U. S. G. A., the association that yesterday rilled against Miss Browne. Yi/ung added that he thought Miss Browne’s disbarment set Up a dangerous precedent th a t might lead to many em barrassing prob­ lems in the future. , By Davis J. WALSH International News Service Staff Correspondent NEW YORK. Apr. 21 — Ilnsehali’s modern milennium the once visionarv hut now quite fouslb’c rrowd of 100.000 at n single gnmc, was more than a mirage on n chimerial sky line today. It l*erpm e n probability of the more f»r less inimcdinte future. Edward Cl. Barrow, business manager of th e local American Longue club, informed the w riter that, in all liklihnod. the capacity of the Yankee stadium would he increased tn 80,000 before the s ta rt of the 1P2R season. The stadium, with n seating ca­ pacity of some 0.7,000 a t present, is by mnny thousands the largest edifice dedicated to bnsebnll’s NEW YORK, Apr. 21— (IN S )— popularity nnd, ns such, wns deem­ Miss Mary K. Brown, o f Santa ed nt its official opening in 1022 Monica, Calif., one of America's to be the final obesinnee before loading women golfers, Is ineligithe great god-progvess. bile to participate in American urnYet, within five years, they are litour golf competition, under n talking in terms of alterations, ruling adopted by the United annexes, unte-chnmbers nnd addi­ States Golf Association. The extions, and the end is not yol- ncutivc committee declared thnt in Wlicn they Iriple-deck nil Xixcftpt playing professional tennis with C. a nominal section of the bleachers, C. Pyle’s troupe, Mills Browne ncta development thnt seems tftovi- cd in u manner "deterimentnl to tube, the 100,000 goal will he jnore the best interests nnd true spirit than achieved, it will lie efcccedpd. of golf." Work on the new addition pfohuhly will lie started next October, Harrow intimiited. He didn't suy »o, hut the w riter gained the im­ pression that it might have licen begun last whiter. But, unfortu­ WASHINGTON Apr 21— (INS) nately, the boys didn't know thou — Leo Illegal was $1110 richer towhat they know now. They tholigHt the nddlctb'm ight day'iis a TrtMlIt'nf n freak bet and tu n r up ubsent in great number* some nlirJIcUlous golf at the Co­ this nensrtn because n few random lumbia country club. Krone of the . , , pleniantries had been exchanged I'JgQopih. rinyidg u f M adly round with under tho stands eight years ngo when .baseball was younger nnd some 'Pluh members,. Diegal bet . But the retprns nt 'tho th at ho would break til lilt the d if­ S ofter. rtulilc* to date have annulled ficult coiifse.. 'On the t6hth tee he had alreudy nil trepidation. Tho Ynnks n’nd Athletics played tiiKen 70 nnd one d( the ‘’httm hers said, "l/id , n hundred to duo you In 72,(KMl including* standee* the local opening, n Irnsehall cord th n t won’t live Idrtg. Sumo 80,000 ’tn Jt&.OOil mendnirs nf the garm ent trade 'were sh u t, out of the.nhrk on Hint occasion und thnt 1* Hut (he kind of business basehall likes to tra n s a c t., IWith world aeries and . big fights in tho offIn, ^iy .for bigger and bolter Htnnds in dtio’to g et an early hearing. Anil NCw York Is not the dnly rlty ;to ronvlnee tho-skeptic* that un odd scilnddl or so merely is n part*; of flie general h llu n ty of modem existnere. True, the Yariks were wiitched Uy more than 200,000 In their first six gnmeu, in nplto of the fuel th at two of them featured the Red Sox, who Diegcl breaks Club Record To Win £1<)0 The first game of the newly Or­ ganised Sunday School lea g u e is to lie played Monday afternoon, May 2 between the team s from the Christian and'Presbyterian church­ es. It will be on Municipal Field. On the following ufterhoon, Tues­ day the team s from the Baptist and Methodist churches are to meet also on Municipal Field. Both games will get under way a fte r 4 o'clock . Much interest is snid to have been the order for severnl weeks a t the diamond on the corher of Ninth Street nnd French Avenue, nnd every member of each team is said to be in condition for the sum­ mer grinij. Two games are to lie played each Week, it is snid. Ten Year Up'deriaUiiiir That , NOTiq; ..... Has min Made Ih Effort iiss 'uti.rm i : cclno uc nfllT ^ J n T o f s P mt y . fijn n iu A . in T o .Build Foreign Trade chancery. -vh 'Hns C o H i Three Billions Lady Lack Is smiling again on Pat Collins although that luck bodes the New York Yankees ho Tavor. Injuries’to nchgougb aod Grabow. ski's poor showing to date may force Miller Huggins to use Col­ lins, QOly a fair perform er, as hla regular catcher. A r g e n t i n a Signs Ralph Wight Stays For Air Mail Line With Diamond Tire To European Cities In Large Business BUENOS AIRES, April 21— (IN S )— A rontrnct has been sign­ ed by Dr. Gdycneche. head of the prtstnl nnd telegraph departm ent of Argentina, and Lntocoehe Conipnriy of France, for an aerial pos­ tal service between BuehoA Aires and Europe. The new service will s ta rt Sep­ tem ber 1st, next, nnd the Company undertakes to transport tpe wholj of European mail hnnded it by the Argentina Post Office. The Lntecocrce Company nt present successfully operates nn a ir service between Frnncc, Morrnoeo and Algiers. The new ser­ vice starting from Buenos Aire* will include Uruguay, Brazil the northwest const of Africa, Spain and France. A combined »yst4ht Ralph W ight, one ef tho best known tire dealers in this section of the stnte, has handled Diamond tires for a period of eight years nhd Is the oldest dealer tn point of service to one tire company in the city, He hns sold. Diamond tires continually sfnee startin g in business in Sanford. Tho fact th at Diamond has been his exclusive connection, he says, in responsible for his success in bis btnor automobile accessory permanency of the Diamond .supply is cited for hi* reason fQr staying with Diamond tires in the years to cotne. He believes thnt the Diamond tlt-e offers the greatest pnsMblc sales Advantages for u distributor of his type, Iteiause the 'lino is complete for nil pneumatic tra n s­ portation needs. Tills in turn mean# stock inventory, quicker turnover, loss sales resistance ami easier merchandising. . Mr. W right is a strong advocate of newspaper advertising. He uses i t consistantly and this hns caused him to bo one of the most prominent tire men in central Florida. A new campaign for dia­ mond tires in ju st starting in thu Columns of The Herald. i r HUTCH IRON. Complainant t Il'oHKRT- O.-BROWN ANNA WASHINGTON Apr 21—(IN S > II. tmOWN. his wife. KDWAIU* b . , h r ix f .c u «n.t m a r b i . a . (JN S)—In the 10 years that It HRt.t.RCK, hi* wire. l»efen.lnnl*hns hoen undertaking to establish ORDER OF PUBLICATION T in : h t a t 'r ’o f Ki’.rmih'A. t o :ItcrBKRT J lllio w s . ANNA ti. m u m f i. .hi* wire, i-i»WAjn> r:. RISU.KCK nnd MAURI.. A. HRLl.F.Ov Ills wife, Defendant*. It nppenHrta from the affidavit fllr.l In this eau<*i that you. l.OHRIIT ,1. imOWN. ANNA 11. HRO'VN his wife. HOWARD R. HRl.I.KOK ami .MAURI. A. HKI.I.RCK. hl» wife are inch ami every a non.resident i.f the Plate of Florida: that your p r e s e n t address and place of resi­ dence Is Hay Shore. Suffolk County. New York:’Hint you are each nnd every over the nire of Twenty.Olid One passenger-cargo line, be­ veara and that there I* no person •I the state of Florida, the Service tween New Yor|c and Europe. Twenty-two cargo lines, cover­ ing the principal trade routes, in which the United States hns built up n foreign rnde. These*24 lines have 845 ships in service. All ^ y rtp t the United States tin es are operated under operator manager agreem ents be­ tween the Emergency Fleet Cor­ poration nnd American phfRplng firms with the government guar­ anteeing any operating losses. CHEVROLET $525 to*$745—The quality car of low priced field. 3-speed transmlit Fisher Bodies. Duco finish. Fullyeq ped. 7 models. A /so TRU CK CH SIS: JJ-ton, $395; 1-ton, $495. P O N T IA C $775 to $975— M ost jiowerful "tit1 in its price Class. Fisher Bodies. Dun finish. Bcluttftil lilies. Value provii by unprecedented sales. 5 tnodeli. ' O L D S M G B 1L $875 to $1190—A fine car at modem cost. Powerful 6-cyllnder motor. Him some Fisher Bodies. Duco finil '4-wheel brakes. 11 models. OAKLAND bln. oni’e'u week fur four (t) con**entire week*. WITNRHN tny tin ml nut] the offlclnl seal of llm Circuit Court of the Severn It Jurtlrlnl Circuit of the Slain of Florida In und for finnilHole ('minty, on till* the J3rd tiny of March. A. I). 1SB7. ((’Irriilt (’mill Seal.) / V. I:. DOUOLAHH Flork Clrruli Court. Remlnotn County. Florlil*. Ry A. M. Week*. Deputy c in k . WILSON A nnvLR. Solleiiors for /Complainant, I'tililleli: Mur. 24, alst, April 7, 14, $1095 to $1295—A “ •lx” that Is v tting and holding goodwill on perfo mice. B eautiful bodies by Fill Duco finish. 4-wheel brakes. 7 mod B U IC K $1195 to $1995— Famous valve-1 head 6-cylinder engine. New mod vlbrntionlesa beyond belief. Fill Bodies. Duco finish. 18 model*. LA SA LLE $2495 to $2685— General Motors’o and beautiful car deilgrted aiid built Cadillac. 8-cylinder V-typc ert^ Bodies by Fiiher. D uco finish. 6 C A D IL L A C *Practicaffists ‘Prove .. $2995 to $9000— Pioneer 8-cylinder 50 body atyles and types by Fiiher Fleetwood. 500 colofrand uptiolit combinations. Duco finishes. [ALL PRICES IV O. B. FACTORIES! stands back these quality cars. A double guaj antee back of every one. Decide w car best suits your purse. Then clip an send the coupon. W e will send you frj full information about that car, togeth with a wonderfully interesting iM trated little book about General Motoi^ Proving Ground where its cars mil prove their superiority before th are offered to you. Act today. M the coupon NOW, before you ford eneral m otors G Neckwear tht snap in your Ball Hardware Conpany # * i* * U F * * Phone 8 our eyes V ery sm a ll o rien ta l d e sig n s on i g ro u d s are good; so are th e io the wonderful .possibilities' think of it! Lacquer a floor J with Devoe Brushing Lacquer and dance on it an hour later. Finish a taMe and eat on it a half hour later* As beautiful as enamel, more durable than varnish, Devoe Lacquer is the jQaoetmarveloits finish we’veever seen. b r ig h t u n iv e r sity strip es And a price like this for fine Kilks and hand­ tailoring is good, too TUST — — — — — — •CLIP THE COUPON* — — — • G e n e r a l M o t o r s iDrpt.A), n m o lt, Mich. CHEVROUiT n PONTIAC □ OLDSMOBIIJ; □ PU***'send,‘without *ny ©bUg*d«* illustrated Liisrstur* dfcribiag ,h* Pjj Motors product I have checked — fcilfi the heme of (he nserast dso* c*4e I pisy wish a d.Du>a*D*ck*-^ YOUR n o y jN G GROUND BOOL V am e | LaSALLH I ' A ildreu ! CADILLAC j l Furnishers To Men Who Know” . ' • • • j • I RIGIDA IRE □ Electric Ttefrigtraion DBLco-ugirr □ Electric Phw*® �T H E SA N FO R D H F it AM ). FR ID A Y , A PR IL 22. 1927 Grocer Uses Newsp apers To Wrap Future Of British R ail Industry Is Goods As Par t Of “Check Strike” Brighter Than Ev er, Says Guy Grand During tho Maori W ar of ISOO.trurc the chiefs jiant down a fleet rumor reached the native chiefs of bunts laden with milch rows thnt the British commander’s forces | and other food, with a rommunlwnitlng for the river sleaimihip i, ration saying there was no glory in was short of food. L'ndrr a flag of (fighting hungry men. )> l W r c T PAI jM BEACH-, Fla., Apr. A (£ E )M # + i4 ft M orris owner of m grocery nmi dry foods storo In iutwrhft hrr*» w*» fn nnrv^<«psrs aft Ida ftitnb lishlhint on Military Trail today, lie explained that ho bad gone on n 'rilftft strik e’ and would not u«r v rapping paper until it was o/er. Inrjuiry showed th a t Morris or d red wrapping paper nnd sacks fix.p* n retail pnper house and thr> returned his check on a local bnnl staying th a t they wer. not tnkinr ehecks now und he could send cash CROP REPO RTS JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. 22 (IN’S )—Idenl weather which has b in fry*Table for farm work pre­ vailed over Florida during the week ending ywterdny, according to the weekly weather and crop bullct-in issui-l today by A. J. Mitchell, andrologist in cluirgo of tie government w eather bureau here, the bulletin follows: "T iie L eather during the week was n continuation of the previous one w ith respect to rainfall, living practically rainless, except over th«i extrem e west. Midday turnin rniures were higher than the serisopnl, ranging from 2 in the oxtretno ni nth to 8 In tho extreme w e d : tho nights, however, were moderately'cool until the last days,' when sum m er like conditions pre­ vailed There wan a high per re n t­ age of sunshine -os much a t 02 per cent of the possible over tho nothenst, 00 in the extrema south, and about 80 over the central di­ vision. .“The w esther was generally fnvtTnblo for fnrm work, which niado good progress, and for the shipping of truck. Th« soil wns ton dry on uplands over most of kt Alan e t tho section for tho germination of recently planted corn: and, as a re m it of the dry soil, the stand o f tohncco is irregular in Gadscn county. Corn, especially flint on low lands, is .doing well—tho best lit ten years in the ru|>ort fix-m •f»mo correspondent*I it wns well worked. Cotton Planting In the v .«t h*» been finished; most of (he crop is up to a fair stand; it D being chopped. Melons, like all crops on uplands lifted rain; vines •re vigorous, and young melons are holding well. Peanuts are in fair to good con­ dition; tho sweet potato crop wns delayed by dry weather. f’ucum[V. hers are doing .well in-the Marion cnfmf.v'district; shipments sro less fr>m Sum pter count. The ship1 ping o f tomatoes began from the Kverglndes, nnd in a small way . . . . . counties in tho central frbhi■.some .dhriHnn: shipments continued from UiotiS(*)tli, but the peak has been or ntonry order. He replied that, they would tak* his Florida check or nothing "ana they could w rite him when they not ready to do business. Meanwhile he in paying a qunrt»r of a rent apiece for clean news­ papers to nr. in w rapping goods, and several hnusowiven who live near are cooperating by taking market basket:) u fte r gr«*-eries. ‘‘If every Florida inerelvuil would •efitr.; • • In huslncts with a n y comoney that returns a good check on m open hank, it would holt) Imsiicss conditions im m ensely/' Mor­ ris ».dd today. * LONDON. A pril 22— (IN N S )— “The future of the British ra il­ road industry looks more hopeful thnn 1 have nfton it fo r many n dny" says Sir Guy Gnrntc, tho leading railrond jnnnngcr of Bri­ tain "Practically nil o u r reports from industrial center* indicate th at trade is defintcly on the mend” continued G ranet. ivlio is president of the London, Midland und Scot­ tish Railrond. “ I think it not unreasonable th a t bur receipts from f.reight will show a definite advance on those—not for the lam entable y ear of 1920-but for tho normnl y e a r of 1925. .hopped. "B ut the m aterial losses of tho Southern Division coal strike will bo reflected in our “ Rain is badly needed in coast passenger earnings. The people are districts, although tomatoes are definite poorer fo r th a t strike, nmi not suffering to the extent of it will be some time before they other crops. All fru it trues are •uffering. Tcm ato shipm ents con­ In an effo rt to encourage scien­ tinue from the coast, and began tific farm ing tho Turkish Govern­ from the Kverglndes. ment has agreed to pay hnlf the cost of every tracto r bought by its farm ers. Ihie to spnrseness of population nnd lack of m an power, only about one-fifth of T urkey’s arable Innd Is now being worked. are nhlo to spend money freely on railroad traffic as they did in tho years Immediately a fte r the wnr. "The general strike, followed by thcconl strike cost this one con­ cern $57,500,(100 by loss of receipts nlonc. Increases in fual costs brought out totul loss up to $82,000,000. ,z "But It is over now, nnd the rail­ roadmen arc working loyally to re ­ cover prosperity. The Ixitulon, Midland and Scot­ tish Railrond have had to withdraw ncnrly $45,000,000 from their re­ serves this year In order to pay a dividend of 8 per cent. The ohtcr three of the “ Big Four" lines had to make sim ilar sncriices. Tho reason is that.in Britain, if n ra il­ road cannot pay a 3 per cent div­ idend it ceases to bo a "Trustee Stock." Tlie postage stam p had its ori­ gin in Great Britain on May fi, 1840 the United S tates entering tho field in LS47 with stam ps of five-mid tcn-ccnt denominations, engraved with p o rtraits of Franklin and W ashington respectively. A ustralia is producing n new fru it called the cucumber apple for use In salads. Although it has the appearance of an apple, the flavor is said to be distinctly that of a cucumber. D r. L o o m is . _ According In tho Dnlbear for­ mula, if oim subtracts forty from the num ber of criekot chirps n min­ ute, divides the rem ainder by four nnd ndds fifty to the result, he will be able to tell the tem perature without a therm om eter. V: 10% OFF all th is week on all Screen M aterial r» >ldt jX -*. Dr. Frank It. Loomis of Detroit lin*| been nrrested and charged with thol •murder of his wife. Police, hunt-1 th# - p ,r fect crime"! , wock flnnlly nrrcBtod Dr. v im ~.i,h tour. ^ n d « and c h n r i ^ him W°r- Hcro **• newest picture to, ‘ b«. ukdft of Dr..Loomis* Sanford Cash Lumber Company 810 w. First St. I'hont! 172-W HARDMAN LEASES MARKET His opening in tho m nrket a t Gonzales Grocery Iuih proven a popular one, according to G. \y . Hardman, who has recently tnktin over tho m eat m nrket In the pop­ ular grocery store and who plntiH to carry a lino of fine w estern If the face powder you use now meats. not stay on long enough to Mr. Hardman wns formerly with docs suit you—does not keep th a t ugly pnsida. the Long Mnrket, nnd hns had 18 shine away indefinitely—does not IW*, Tomatoes are doing woll in tho jo u rs experience in his business. make your skin colorful like n linrlherti division; truck needs pencil—try this now wonderful . rain la the w est, but ropurts arc Straw berries can be grown with m o id v favorable. The shipping aucec.'H in every one of tiro forty- special French Process Knee I'owdnr cnllcd MELLO-GLO. Remem­ •>f' iwtatoe* was active from the ber the namo MELLO-GLO. lug's district, hut shipping night states. There*’ nothing like it. Sanford mm not begun from tho Green Cota Drug Co. fields where tho crop is making fuvornble progress. C itru s, trees .on uplands, includ­ ing tlu» satsum n in the west, need ruin vqry much leaves are curiphysician will tell you th a t ‘ Injt, b ut the yoling fru it is liold- “ I’.Any of tho Sys­ ing. Ranges are rather poor in tem i Mis t NPurification ature’s Foundation o f j the south and south-rantral ilia- Perfect Health." Why not rid . trirts, where drought has persistyoumclf of chronic ailm ents th n t . ed fo r n consiilcruhlo period. are undermining your vitality? Northern Division "Tho w eather was dry,sunshiny, Purify j'our entire system by tnkami warm during midday. 5 farm ing n thorough course of Culotnbs, wont* Audio good progress, hut thi —once ur twice a week for sovcrul if\ dry weather resulted in nn irregu- weeks and see how N ntur r : lar stand of tiilmcco. Corn, melons, you with health. M>tton« pennuts, nnd enno ninde Cnlotah* are the g reatest of all ji ru iers. Get n fandly eiHfP progretis iirtumot* nn low lands, lands. system pu on low package with full directions. On­ in C e n tra l Division VJlain. Is need for nil crops, es­ ly 35 els. a t drugstores. (Adv). pecially on soma uplands. Citrus fru its a re holding very well; CtictRTibvrH und melons made good progress. The shipping of tom a­ toes begun; m w t of tho potato crop hna been shipped. W estern Dirslon "I^iral showers oceured, but more rnin I* needed for corn, cot­ ton, peanuts, sweet potatoes, satmilit 'groves, nnd truck on uplands. Oats arc fair to good on low lands. ‘ Hvlti.u lu a fair i.tand; it Ls h. lng PO R TA B LE PH O N O G RA PH S $12.50 and $15.00 COLUMBIA And Records U K U L E L E S $1.75 S trin g s For All In stru m e n ts BICYCLE T IR E S $1.75 Renew Your Health By Purification YOU TAKE NO CHANCES! You don't expect your automobile to be stolen, but you insui\ it against such an emergency. YOU TAKE NO CHANCES! m i a j{ n !N a d 2 n a | inbj 'S 3 ft £ y a ;i u w ith DRIED BU TTERM ILK is for y o u r Baby Chickn SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Stew lb. 15c Veal Stew, lb. 15, between (he ages o f 8 w eeks and m a tu rity . Reel Comb G row ing M ash speeds up gro w th , feath erin g , developm ent of th e egg organ*. It helps you to grow Hamberger Lamb Stew, lb, ly Steak* lb. 15c ___________ y o u r broilers quickly for the early m ark ets and de­ velops stro n g c o n stitu tio n s in the pullets, so necessary for heavy egg production. Choice Pot Roast 1 Sausage Meat, lb. 15c Beef, lb. 22d Seminole Feed Company Phone 94 f We Have Q uality Moved G oM M edal won the el lk» Sn§mkrmtmmiel lain ■«*«>«/FjfeiUien rujjfipL* n:i Our new location is now on Sanford Avenue, number 311— We invite our customers to in­ spect our new place and to take advantage of our bargains— Watch for our big sale next week. S ©Clock Coffee U the highetf quality iffcc . . , pure Santos cof deliciously mellow in flavor . . . . and always fresh-roasted! F. P. RINES \ ou don’t expect your house to burn down, but you in­ sure it against such an emergency. I Growing Masti We handle only the best meats money will buy—look over our specials—try om service. 1113 S an fo rd Avc, Phone IG1-J Insurance and Milk - You don’t expect your milk to be contaminated but, do you insure it against such an emergency? 32 §gI I CASH SUPPLY CO. Try thi* p r lic - w ls s b ic c o lle t to d a y I 311 Sanford Ave. Al.'.'luMi; f i.-p.Cw P.ED.V.ONT TUTWILF.R B urgess M ilk Is Insured SUGAR............. 10 Lbs. NO. 1 N EW POTATOES.................... A. & I*. EV A PO RA TED W. H. Long W EST ER N M EATS MILK, Tall Can BOKAR COFFEE 108 PA LM ETTO AVE. Tins ........ Pork Shoulders lb. 2 2 c Pot Roast Ot I Beef lb. 1 5 C& 1[ 8 C 45c COFFEE Maxwell House Pound 4^ 7®C rip v Tins ..... 8 O’CLOCK RED CIRCLE COFFEE COFFEE The Prize Winner Fresh 4 0 C Per 35c Ground Pound IONA EARLY JU N E PEAS, No. 2 Can, 2 For 1 Frankfurt Saiisage lb .!2 2 c Sliced Breakfast Bacon lb. Pork Chops 1lb. 28c A. & P. EXTRA FANCY C tb | TOMATOES, No. 2 Can A<|1/ HEINZ TOMATO A. & P. TOMATO KETCHUP KETCHUP 14 Oz 9 * 0 14 o z 23c Bottle Bottle _ SULTANA TEXAS PRESERVED ASSORTED FIGS JAMS 40.0/,. Jars 43 Oz Jars 11 2 Because “It’s Pasteurized” Burgess Milk Products Co. 65c 45c 10c 10 Lbs. F IN E C A N E YOU SHOULD TAKE NO CHANCES i*'.-Ih . .. . H ardm an’s M a rk et G onzalez G rocery Co. N. Elm Avc. SULPHER CLEARS SKIN RIGHT UP New) Different Face Powder i At Alnskn, bought by tho United States from Russia in 1807, has in ' the last sixty years yielded 1B3 tim es tho amount paid for the te r­ ritory. Salmon, gold, copper, furs, halibut, herring and rod are the • principal products in the order of their Importance. Any breaking out of the skin, j even fiery, itching eczema, enn be quickly overcome by applying a little Mcntho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin specialist. Bccaluse of | its germ destroying p ro p e rtie s,! tills sulphur preparation 1logins a t once to soothe irritated skin and heul eruption such us rash, pim­ ples und ring worm. , It soldoms failr. to remove the | torm ent nnd disfigurem ent, and you do not have to w ait for relief from etnharrasm ent. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain n small ja r of Rowles Mentho-Suphur from any good druggist nnd use it like cold cream. pa ge R 49c 49c SU N N Y FIE L D SLIC ED Biisket Stew Beef lb. 1JL Z9 11J\-L9 C y fQ P BACON, Lb. P ackage................ T H A T (.(M ill A .& 1'. 59c TUB BUTTER, Lb. J!1;,i Atlantic & Pacific £ 205 Magnolia Avc. S anford a t Geneva Mi-Landcr A rcade , �-- 3V.-W-V. *V-*1.I (JT.i_*.t-; f .^ a m ■Cl i PAGE TKRE1 THE SANPORI) HERALD, FRIDAV, APRIL 22, 1927 U Will Withstand An Electric Refugees Of Flood i [nbarlncnt From The Sun In 1928 Area Face Famine Apr. 22—Old terrcstial results, fu rth er th: And Pestilence now year, a g a in ! saying that Hie human hotly, he- A itare Picture —SMa ma’ Mussolini Celery Market * -* 7 S^lcmitlc d c c ttic in " electrical In nntqre, the elb;t'Vintinucd fmm I’age One) the run which Ira n i bnniharilmetit might have tin "pr11 t,.(t special trains to many % r,\ inlcm Ity once Influence updri • emotlohn an I f MM'ded sections, bringing thaJ in a t& W i health. • , i '■ ■ircless t« Memphis. The police' rhinit-h’ '11128 , J "At the ninxirtnrm yMi*d of sun •, uailitv a, ran 60 atitmm.*hnef,' f activity, m .".pot activity Mila* rndmlieH wiii t'.rt’tltjg the train and taking the , nr spot cycle 1 Imi' throe per cent mart; intei.- ■■ Vujims I,, .the fairground:', wer tni myt.- lhUii' at the mjnnmum period," i The Memphis fboard, of lienlth. will des- ■Atibott Cxplainctl. ’ ■"** ' shed a |,rani,'K a t tin* i trical inipt '’lthwtjvar. tho greater radiation iiurgri. .nd . Tile (doctors' T.inoeu-i I cr.rth. , df every country are nf the sun dm not mean warmer late the refugees ns they arrive to lim it "t this j weather for all portions of the Jcvvnt epetiimi:-... Wounds o» “ * wt lb mu! are propar-1 oartli. In fact In the maximum 'e f i :et’H ai*e also given medical ntIntensive stitrtjTtfffflBMmr rtf' 'Suit spots* the wenllu 1 -ntion a t they enter the fair” ‘v vast •"hue rally s fen king Is somewhat 1a n Minis, <oilier." w» f -,lnr (l v deeper into tjw Owing to the approach of mux- 1 NEW-ORLEANS. April. 22— the Mlssi iiji'i { (tint element which Iin dm 'activ ity th e .Min’s rodlftHim, (IN S)—With according to vqiin.;.i ’Smithumi':: < River rising nearly a font daily.; oilier in nature than «n>' ohsctvatpnos, is now'&oove inn • Hr flood situation in Missis.dppl | ul tnm n- mul. and l.ouT;lai:a In cante more c riti- : •e roaring Al.licit explained- Hint the sun ical today. : r IV, ... ftc-t 1 1 1■ be } ( i pota arc; electrical in chnra-t i Cold rain and wind storms swept i 'r.-.e ' " ", ami move ac ross the sun .in pair I tVe lower Mississippi valley dur* | i ;; lti vi . ' :! 111 1 ■of opposite polarity. The total 1Ittg the nit'lit, adding to the sttfurea of ihe sun'.'t surface covet« I • fering of the thousand* of refugee* %( fp.nr- and ‘■tinT aln.o icnotnena. 1by all visible spots rarely exceed; | gathered in camps. Temjwn'alures ' (oiih Atlanta, (in., south and west ,*. u. Alihnt. astrologer of a l>i Ilion equate miles. (enian Inutltulinii, one of the , ‘ I he spots or solar storms are dropped on an aevruge of 2-> doinfill toed student s of cooler than the siimminliug s u r­ | green. The vast lerritory- between \'n ti p,lav d. crilM.I the ac- ! face, but they tend to jHrr t.;> '' hex, Mis.., and New Orleans is uliir storm the sun. thus emitribiiung t > Kj thcoiics «f i endangered by the break of the .peculate on g rea ter radiation," Abbott said. thin* would I veo at Stocks I anding nod the I Ym.no iV Mississippi Valley lla'd| toad Its. annulled all trains north <*f Vick.-butgU.*.<(Xho Missouti & Pacific and Texan &■ Pacific wore also forced to cancel .some trains. [gays (jovrfimi hUumia Mpiphce has ■ppealcd to President Coolidge to ___ ___ mk JmI •>» (IN'S) - whore wpin:n jokingly gave H> npnly ri’li f for IliO.OOO homeles <. Living quietly w ith,her children in her npeidment house in Milan, rn.es <ui the strength of th«*i-• nu V f i , IT 1'Vlt to ifinm* I”' •' N'nnv i furees are moving into lacking no fnm . entertaining Held'.in, Signorina Rachel Mussolini Ifi'./Vy <M,< noil tdvr.t.t the riages Instead of on the term c l on and other high places <.n might never lie taken as the wife o " ;ic ‘dictator of all Italy.’ This of divorces in the Consul*. ■ Mi lissippi.- A great many fyte ■ 11 that me ei». 1 mine t.nit.i are needed, it wn* aiit. ‘new ti to i for A m o-j Kvuepe** h"li: v, "Nj.'. photograph is mio of the few pictures o v:r obtained of 11 Unco’s itWy lids iiapa 1in ptiili- ahclptttloii of women U great!;, n* | The Federal fjovernmtmt has ** frly and csrm .l v” is the !.sponsible for the inciea^a. .\bo, ; plan’d Major John ( ’. Lee in ] ~P i.ifei*in lie charge that people m arry loo i> *( i barge of the river front, and he ley, urn being reached by the high j The Reverend Ji.*)tu Duncan Hkttte'.ol Kfu' ■r of (lost- young and throw them; Iv, - t. i In amassed a . great armv wlm waters, and the situation is stond- four I d the first savings hank in mueh on bnyitip- cvery(iiln - <n r j vvmki„g with shovel, dirt and ll> becnmiiig i i nioYe acute, accord m i is .a ‘dit, Krueger believes tljai the tni'irir.as m de. ■ of :,and, from Vick Juirg to lag In advices to national head Ruthw :dl vitliige, Seollnnd, in IKJ0, ai>-tic of tntin* ,i!.,ns tin- crease of criminality among ymuli ,• New Oilcan.:, tn hIoii the mail n- miiiitcrs of the American Red f , It hr ke. as *( lie 11idled j is largely due to children of divot* |I ver from breaking through at any • i u*s here today. Ahold otic iiitiidrel Words were iu gradually aj ipi oiicliing | cod .coupled not being p io p rilj ear i weal; niiiiil. Another nrniy of awn <0ie dispatch -aid a refugee :■tded I f tile Lvgti: It l.lllguaee I l'iin|dl,e, ed for. la lit" heiiia j arc fight mg the river limn Angola lam p at Itia-sville. Ark., )|ohling durilig the Imi year. to \ ..w (trleiiiis, a tin-.maud refiigfe- iu an area of lli fight at (ioodliop<>, I.a, a ipinre mile, v, . ibreatened With Tie. v,iiiil. 'and', ocriir .115,1177 i v-liciv tie* waters tblealeiied In dull; lalimi. Till* water was within I i ra.-li the levee Was finally won, a fniit nf the camp and till ri lin e ill I lie lalal nf 7751.(1*1 word, <uginers Isdieved Nearly 2,000 m.-it ing. u e d i n till* I t i l d e . i ore at *>nrk nu the ( ’a I'll on Ijcvec^ and another !,uilt) are i-emfnri ing WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 tie. protection levee nut ide this (IN’S) Three naval seaplane: i it v. wore^ordered today from inni* "i :n icii i.;inn iniin the uic Perii i'ii- y «• _ The Arkaasa's River at at Il.itt’ .it t1 * .unfa isRiver |) " -aroltinaval navalstation stationtoto Lillie Little Rock. Rack. I O s>* t ; w. 1 Rock is risingr a font aday, runs- Ai l... ti; render aid id reselling ^ 71*4 •nlng 8 J mg tmirli anxit ■bdv L» the en-'iiu - rufltgees iu the Mmled areas. j, K s* ^U L ii £ . 0 * . J- J.JL Jl bonnl of I mi-uinn mu tltey mey wild) Mini /\ qj oftirii to the ttto navy from tram g isinha lint A di natch iu® i--C't * *he\ Hmiigbt that the levees wnltid , Lieut, Sample, pilot nf a seaplane l> aide in Imld the water,,. ! at Vicksburg, ,MIks., said coiuli------ , | linns in tile flooded nrjtns were »n» of >"'«»• .fir,!*rii | vorce In U. S.ls N ational Issue German Leader In News Story lit;:;. i L R E l N t II I F Mi ® Mm V* 1 . ■ n n i WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 (IN’S) I’nsidcnt Coolblye today issued a proclamation Milling up j on the Ameticun people to enntri, bute to the Red Cross fur the re- %**+it •)> i lief c f fen of thousands nf desti­ t u t e pei.pie in the flooded a rras nf the lower Misni->Jppi valley. i. \e i liaziirdotis for plftties, Inti the / a l of Crown*Prince Carol, of Rumania, Is lie next possl Ide ruler of the country, while n.iiigei .msiy ili. (Juecn Murie ami a huge* f:u< ' Ini m iession, under a regenry, while ono political •»i ’t(. t l '• i:n iiuii ,u and Impetuous Carol tn tin* noxt’ kiog. I lii rights to tlie throne, a fte r,a siwiei of tmnantiffa f j-1r!. outii do,the nobility. t Ifoniire for live-wire proposition covering Seminole X lln<l ndjoining counties- E xceptional opporiu n ily lor ^ 1‘r*. Itclcrencp rt*«jiiired. . * Best Hice* 11 lb s... 25c Mash Home Made But­ ter, Fresh daily 55c Fresh Fruits and Veeretahles Roberts Grocery C o rn e r I S t . S t . a n d I'almctto Ave- \ 4. $ . . . . . . .j. .j. ...... . k - 5c ^ *k<•4* 4*4* *h **5*■i"^*']: You at*<* offered milk by so called milk dealers that do not own a cow and milk is from three to l ive days old when delivered. This is the kind of milk that the State Board of Health Warns against. O llli MILK IS PRODUCED FROM SEMINOLE COUN­ TY COWS WE RAVE MONEY I OR YOU The tummy)l ycMi* mu iu" gu-oji, oflr Li t they beplti (<» piiutr md money f‘*r >'*,* 'l'*1’ take off llu* run down I■■<*■ ' | )it-1*1 replace tiiuin -wiili :*. •—* leftlhu* that will wear hci;: ui ibe original. Whoi) W» get tfirough you - have u pair of slices n* gum) ns ever an l at a ver; mall fraction nf the 1 1 1 (•; a new pair, Let’u haio thuin Conslaiitly At Vouv Service Hie ftnandtil Kircttjtli). th e huniness ex1‘dt'nt'c a nil ihe poml rncililies of th is llitnk •>1 >«*iir irx ice, if you do hitsilieSH w ith * S now. r/as*"*t nk W \ l - D K U V IC i; - D E O G K E f jS <■ T •i: Oisr butter milk is derived fromcows-no process. Buy the best* i: will cost you no more. Spencer’s Dairy NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TH E FOLLOWING STREET: THIRD STREET FROM MILL CREEK TO PECAN AVENUE. The following is the final estim ate nf the cost of*widening tbit pavement on Third Street between Mill Creek and recan Avenue from 1(5 feel to 21 feet in width with 2 inch sheet asphalt on a 5 inch rock base. •106 Cu. yards grading ®t 40c ................. .............................. ........ $ 108.40 1,330 Lin. feet concrete curb and g u tter @ 75c 1,010.80 441 Rq. yards 0 inch rock base <jb 80c *»***»■*,*»•****•**♦•**********■**•••# 352.80 441 Sq. yards 2 ineh sheet asphalt top (?& $1.02 ................ 440.82 Extra Work ......... ....................................... .......................... 14.00 Laboratory Inspection of M aterials .............................................. 25.32 Engineering 5 per cent .................................................................... 102.58 Legal expense, advertising, etc........ . ....... ................................ 51.21) Six months interest carrying charge <5> 5 per cent .................... 65.14 TOTAL COST .......................... $2,200,76 To he hnrno entirely hy adjacent property. Number of feet frontage 1,132.38. t> ARscssment per foot frontage, $2.01425. FRED. T. WILLIAMS. Ef.a5r.ctr. Foot F in il Nome Description Frontage Axaesa***#* E. It. TRAFFORD’S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Atlantic Coast . Line Railroad The West 51 feet of the Enst half % 122,87 Cu. of Rick 4, Tier 12 ........................... 01 J. II. Hodgea The West hnlf of Block 4, Tier 12, less the North 50 feet of the Went 100 feet »#»•*# **.*.**-**** sv*«♦»*»^***#:||****198 Seminole Lumiier Si Exchange Co. Tlie West fll feel of the Enst hnlf of Block 5, Tier 12 ......................... 01 Seminole Lumber Jl Exeliailge Cu, The West half of Block 5, Tier 12 19« FLORIDA LAND ft COLONIZA­ ! TION CO.'S MAP OF ST. GER­ TRUDE'S ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. I. E. Kersey The Soulh Hit) feet of the East third of Lot 8, Block Z ...... ........ 51.48 U. W. O tter W est two-thirds of I-ot 8, Block Z 102.95 j . D. Abrahams South 55.45 ft.. Lot 10, Blk. Z..... 154.44 D. O. Grown E hnlf nmj the East 15 ft. 9 in. of tlio N, W. quarter of BWU 5, Tier 329.33 )«! ............................ ... ........ 153.5 Mary E Styles Phone 400 Dcr*c u o s n u c I The New Price Of Milk Will Be:H o m e m ade B u tte r 50c pd. D elivered ~xsz 11 i 11»1 j h (j[o u n ! 11 M B K S a n fo r d ,r ia . S. Potatoes lb. S w eet M ilk — 20c qt. B u tte r M ilk 13c q t. O Care Herald. : ; Sugar ......dSc |. Effcctive today- ‘ "t o. more solicitors w ith good education and «|»- • . iCOVICC Bigger’s Dairy Farm * Phone TH I J :■ j <••: •: •>■; 't«M - n Saturday Specials Lnr^e Scratch . ■ Pic Nie Hams Lbi 2S)c Intermediate Scratch --inni » NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TH E FOLLOWING AVENUE: POPLAR AVENUE FROM FIRST STREET TO T IIIPO STREET. Ti t* following is the final estim ate of the cost of pnVing Pftplftr Avenue from First Street to Third Street, 24 feet in width with 2 ineh sheet asphalt top on a fl inch rock lmsc. 1545 Cu. yards grading <«) 10c ......................................... ............ $ 018.00 1420 I.in. feet concrete curb and g u tter <g) 70c ..................... 1,08.1.78 O.'l Lin. feet single curb @ 35c ........ 22.05 1818 Sq. yards 0 inch rock base @ 8fle .......... 1,454.40 1801 Sq. yards 2 inch sheet asphalt (5) $1.02 •<**«***.•»e**m •v• 1,840.08 1 Type "B” inlet ............ ...... ....... ..................... 30.00 320 Lin. feet 12 inch pipe laid $1.05 ___ 345.45 Laboratory inspection nf mnlcrinls .......... Engineering 5 per cent ............... .... ............ 273.09 I-egnl expense, advertising, etc., 2 ‘i per cent ....... 130.50 Six months interest carrying charge tfi> 5 per cent tOMMiHi**** 110.74 Phone US) 10 IJ (irowin^ Mash t \ r u n c i n e tt it c o t’itT or* n n t tx o i.it co tm rn r, k i .i h i i d v . in r n . rr.it v NOTlflt OP MABTBR'R gAI.lt S’. II. OARNgn. and t*. UAVAltD SMITH.- Cumptnlnnms- / -VSa J. MAngUAT.lv JHAV n. MARHi'iAl.U tils wifi, H. S. JJACMltL, and SADYE UAL’MEL, his wife, s:CAS IT. e u r e klaser a to ttJ.AUEN’Ct: S1LRKRRTKIN, and p aTy e rf m or Deed. Kt.YVIA N. SIUlltltSTKlN. tits ono. o. m nuU M H wife, and t’ltltO C. NEWMAN, sn unmarried man. Iiefenilnrits. Special Madtef, NOTICE Is hereby given that un­ w iiJto N . A RnYr.R der ntid )».v virtue nf n Decree of Solicitors for Complainantr<irect"Kui'e nod Snl" entered In the Murrti April I. 8. 16, !3. Our Delivery Plus Your Phone | Six special trains, carrying 'am ong other tilings six fast motori boats, left St. t,nu is at midnight Lord Palmerston, famous liciti-dt; a UttlCiR t k, Ark,, t' aid i i i premier. I epl Ili; inkwell about | cue ami iHit f wnrk, the dUpntches twelve feet from tiro ile-k where 1 | mid. AV f Little Rock was re- be atood s;l '.vork- The short walk liiyolvtjd with yvei'v fresli rlip nmde ' portn] imi. luted. 1*«* ■ ----up Ins daily exercise. j WASHINGTON, Apr. 22— (IN’S )—liven refugee camps, hold That .Ajitmal .Uc.'.wUu J,cu«uc p r:'-: • Myrtle A te. and till St. : lag lima.-amis of person;. d t h ‘ *t ’ rted a medal of bravery to a c a t . Phone 53!) 1 from their homes by the raving t hnt had shown unusiud heroism t i floi.ja of the lower Mississippi Val- | in rescuing one of its kittens from a burning building. Solicitors Wanted tw. ( hick' S c H V t ■’ MEMPHIS, Teim., Apr. 22 (IN F) Two Imlijluuds nf refuvee m route frn'iii nuglieL Ark.,, to Memphis, were believed m a­ rooned by new washouts today. Just Irj it and note the dif* N'i - trace nf the traips bus been lerence. found by the Missouri Pacific since they left Hughes late Thurs­ day. Threo hundred refugee:; , "Tour Money Hark If You Are were ntmard. Not Satisfied." ; 9Hppjy Solicitor Chick Starter shove entitled cause, on th e lit) d a y o f .XVuriJi. A. t>. 1J$*. L Hpoetnt M aster.In Chancery, M o n d a y t h e s e c o n d d d y nf May. A. D. I f S 7, s a m e b e i n g a R ule D ay o f t h i s C o u r t a n d a l e g a l s a le s d a y , t n f r o n t o f t h e C o u r t H ou se a t F a n f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , w ill o f fe r f o r s a l e t o t h e h i g h e s t and b * s . b i d d e r f o r r a s h , d u r i n g t h e fett n) h o u r s of sn'e, the fo llo w in g de­ s c r i b e d l a n d , s i t u a t e , t y i n g and b e ­ i n g In ( h e C b u n t y of H e m ln o l e a n d S t a t e nf F l o r i d a , m o r e p a r t l e u l n r i y de sc rib e d a s follows, t o - w l t T h e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of t h a Southeast Q uarter (S R tA o fS E * v , U ) of Hacttou. tb. T u w u a u i t t id S o u t h , M anga 30 E « * t . $0,010.40 TOT.M, COST ................... - .......................................... Tons of shoo polish nro sept; T <> he borne entirely by adjacent property owners. from England to Calcutta to meet Number of feet frontnge 1,040.0. the demand of the natives, who toko the greatest pride in keeping Assessment per foot frontage $5.7485. their shoes glistening to the high­ FRED. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ■im est degree. Foot * Final Description Frontage Assessment From the straw vote taken n- Name E. R. TRAFFORD'S MAP OF THE TOWN OF ntong the '.wo thousand co-eds of SANFORD, FLORIDA. the University of Southern * alifo lnin, it was found that 'cave A. D. Russier The North 100 Tt. of the W. 50 ft. men’ ran far behind 'home lovers' $ 574.85 of Block 3, Tier 12 ................ 100 a preferred husbands. Win. L. Harvey West 100 feet or Block 3, Tier 12, less, beginning nt the N. W. w itter, run East 11)0 ft., Smith 117 ft., Wert f.n ft., North 17 ft., West 50 880.07 ft. North D)0 ft. to beginning .i. 153.2 J it. IliidgeH West half of Block 4, Tier 12, less tlie North 5t) ft., of the West DIO 1,238.80 fuel ................................................ ...... 215.5 Carpenters Un­ One of the greatest conven­ ion. Lucid Nu. The North 50 feet of the W est 100 iences for the modern house­ 287.43 1751 . feet of Block 4, Tier 12 ..... ............ 50 wife. Always ready in sickness nr health, rain or shine. ST. GERTRUDE'S ADDITION TO THE TOWN • rh '‘t OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. 1,518.18 A. Robbins Lot 1, Block Z, Less the S. 17.7 ... 204.1 287.43 J. Daniels S. hnlf of Lot !), Rlk. 7. 50 242.03 John D. Abrahams Smith 55.45 ft. ls»L 10, tltock 7> 47.45 Bessie Wheeles Lot 10, Blk. 7i, less the Smith 55,15 318.70 ft., and less the North 110.9 feet.... 55.45 Ruth Abrahams’ Lot 10 Rlk. Z, less the North 55.45 • V, Jffijl 318.70 ft., and less the Smith 110.!) f e e t.... 05.45 "• ■"»'*. - ■««**| tu*J 318.78 Minnie I .mi Gelitte North 55.15 ft,, Lot 10, Blk Z ...... 55.45 The above and foregoing Finnl Assessments are payable In full up ls ti) June 1st, 1927, without interest; and nfter such date said assess­ ments are payable iu ten equal annual installments with interest a t K per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my baud as City Clerk anil the Real nf the City of Ran* ford* Florida, tins 2 lsl day of April, A. I). 1927. U It. PH ILLIPS, City Clerk. (SEAL) cr r*.. ~ r r m —" r' zr' — — —. .■ ' '■i - Sanford Feed And Supply Co. % w ."> Flood bulletins| ist,*, \ v II N S ) -Sent id '•"||a of li/rs li e,'. are are lie I"' navy null.red lim e lip a lb e d any I -- ( 11 t i have ball" Ibeen it>••II Inst li..,l in tile llu. path nutli V.a \ , U.f* the fli'"l water* sweeping I across in.,-. lb" Mississippi della from WASHINGTON. Apr. | a bleak in (lie Mississippi Ire We ; 11 NS I Fair weal her over tile ! iilnr Scott. Landing y o tcn la y . fit*.id stricken .Missis;.ippi vii ile.v y; The flood w aters were six feet fol* the next few days wit prnmis1<|i ep iu Greenville early today ami ed today by tin* w*o:tther liumili. water was still pouting over’ the Clear ('.rid mtatlt eolder. wriatlier top of the city's pratwtiVo It*Veo; Was the prr<); liml. Tim Ohio IlivorM* ftillim' at i.’tirOffit ials Imvo sent nut an appeal for river boats to rescue t h e e n - in, l i l i i m i but the Misstssinpl eontn rise from Memphis tire population which is ('ported tinm soilllnvapd. Tin river at New tlrin the city. ii am i> tem pi'rarilv idationary. The Arkansan River at Little Rn *k will Mlhuidn slowly Hie bdr | teau said. Makes Poultry Prof­ its (l row qOllRTESY OF CltAMDER OF COMMERCE .Shipment i —Primary *l)e»tlntrt’on— Thursday, Anril 21. Potomac Yards 14, Wnycross, 7, Chicago U. Florence!!, Cinclm nail 2, Philadelphia 2, New York 1, Pittsburgh 1. Providence 1, ItostoM 1, Worcester Mass. 1, total .To. Celery .ShipTuents—Thursday. (tnlifomla Eight, TTorida 49, Potomne Yards Passings Phila­ delphia Two. One ench Pittshurgh, Huston, Washington, Jersey Oily, Newark. Sprmgfi*ld. On hand for rc<*nnsignment Ten Cincinnati Passings one Toronto. MARKET New York 10, slightly weaker, washed, pretooled. Throes to fours rind sixes $2 to §2.7I>, mostly $2.21* to $2.90. Cincin­ nati, no arrivals. Steady best sixes 82,75 to $.T mostly $2.25 poor $1.50. Haltlmore, no arriv­ als, dull, fours to eights S2.25 to $2.C0. Washed prccoolrid three to four and eights S2.50 to $2.75, sixes $2.75 to $.1, all sizes poor $■ to $1.50. Philadelphia three steady, washed $2.25 to $2.75, poor nil sizes $1,25 to $r.7fr. fancy nil sfzcr $.T to $,*1.50. Pittsburgh, eight, steady, best $2.50 to $.'k Few $,‘1.25 poor $1. Chicago, seven, steady, $2 to $2.50 washed prccooled $2.25 to $2.75. Boston, one, dull, loo few soles reported to quote. ., The feathers used in the making •f boa* come principally from the narabou, a stork-Hke bird, regnnicd ns sacred by many African tribes. <■t •; <■ v v ;-H' -t *: + * ^ s’•JdWi 4 -h N. W. quarter of Block 5„ Tier 13 (lens the Kart 15 ft., 0 inchej) 132 -356J —™ The above and foregoing Final Assessments nre payable in full up to June 1st, 1987, without interest; and a fter such date said incuts nre payable in ten equal annual Ihat nllm rnls with interest; at I per cent |s r nnnuia on all deferred payment*. W itness tnv hand as Ciiy Clerk and the Seal of the ( ity of! S' ford, Florida, tlili 2lst day of April, A. D. 1927. L. R. P H I L I P S , City C le if (SEA L). r \J ' - »v‘l4 -- , ; ‘>*<jMl �— , , a-,-' , ' ti r r »AGE FOUR ^ he Sanford Herald .7. THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY,1APRIL 22, 1927____ The Popular Bambino PsbllnlicJ r \ t r t nrirrnoon rt^rfl S a n d * , ■< ■ n f o r r i . K l u r M i 111 M n c a n l l * A f f a i r . A s Brisbane Sees It T he g re a t A m erican gam e of baaebull now holds f u l l ! „ „ .aw ay in lh e realm o f sp o rts. T his .spring th e gam e has come! Oriobrr „i. in*, mi the hark stro n g e r th a n ever before in its appeal to th e A m erican *t«rrt^f*!^l!»V.,"rl,,"' Ac' "f j public. T h is is tru e d esp ite a ra th e r hectic w in te r when professional baseball w as b u ffeted about by scandals and I I . I., I l l s A % _____ ____________E I H T n l t , i i . i i . tt e n n ... _____ man a u r n n e a r s c a n d a ls w h ic h f o r a tim e se em to t h r e a t e n all t h e f ii i| N ph Mexico Wants Cnolldge. I,unit, Sea nnil Air Natures. Ho Pineda nnd Lufthansa. F rarful Pow<r. By AKTHUN BRISBANE I'opfriBht >S*T nr Mnr On . Dr. J. R. Vidler r Chiraposhlxt At Lloyd's She* Stor* 'foo-lWW \ / CftONCAllsTs geT KAtti.it r.. junks , wmmmumi Htfiiff*. ture the gam e m ight have. Today th ro u g h o u t th e land, in ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.f April sM e p *Thr l l r r n l . l , A a n l n M ' i p l n n r e r » m » > every city , tow n, and ham let, Imschall is en jo y in g trem en - 20.—-The Alburqucrque Journal hrp n p r r , a i i h a r i a . r s In I h r I n l f f n n H undreds of th o u san d s o f f a n s a re w a tc h - 11k*ve* thnt President Conlidgo will I t a n * I M r n > A r n l f r , r f r r l O n t f i i w dons p op u larity . till •uprrlnr Utifi . i r u n n l f M l I n n ing gam es daily and front now until early O ctober th e sp o rts *P?tyt this summer vnrnltnn hen* I M r n t t i l . . . n « n n i l n u r d * i I h II i r m f f * loving mthlic will hnve its chief In terest fo c u se d u p o n th e *" New Mexico. The r e s id e n t I n * n i l ( h r I r n i l t n v r v r n l a « ( M.r r n t i f f TTnrlil. T h r I. 1 . N. la f » p t f ml* national p astim e. | m|iy find n statu ns bountiful a; I f r f r l r l r n l In ridTlftn fnil III Now Mexico Iml he will find noth* • n n n n t - r « f h n m l l l a * » i n l r nr vr M II T h e opening of th e m ajo r leagues and th e ru n n in g s ta r t . h llln a l final. mnre beautiful, anywhere in j of th e N ew York Y ankees have served to d irect o u r a tte n tio n 1 ‘H'ln i to 1 1R c0,,ntry or X*!ti!>' n i (r rnl« o*r TtnuiWumm, 'U lo professional hasehall’s baseball's leading lu m in ary , G eorge H erm an j| ,n,R ,ho wnrl<1, ii»irrnnti..n«i »r r«i.-. Utilli. • T he B am bino, receiving th e larg est s a la ry ever given ( , Atfntu nkirh >fi|uiff« f«fii cult-, 't diam ond p u fo in te r, is beginning iinothoi season pt th e streams will sopniv him (rout IlMhrr-ntrmhf r in n u ’i m l l I ~ ’ . . . . 1 ■ . . . 11 J uni**f or m of- a ** New .Y .ork Yankee. As he daily goes ab o u t his stories that Washington could hnrrtA n r n n t l i n i i d l l i d ■ u l t n r r l p l l t i n' ly believe oven from a President. In f i r d r r I n r r n f r n l m n l u l r l y work o f knocking home runs, th e B abe's playing will he f l l l m n •if rlr**if litllfivi. rn V frll w atched by m illions of fan s to whom he has endeared h im ­ The one difficulty is Hint with k i . n r t l linN lN M N liirllin d R . Mexico’s glorious sky above him self by his alm ost su p er-h u m an a b ility for slu g g in g th e ball- he would find it hard to keep his FRIDAY, AIMtiL, 22 1927 R u th is th e idol of th e baseball loving public. The eye on the cork. It is assured T ill* l i r . l t A M I CI.ATPOIIM that, us a good Vermont American, - r . r i t n n m y In r l l y n n d r u u n i r a d - m ighty su ltan of th e sw at appeals to everyone and his name the President fishes with a cork mlnlalrnlltin. R uth is a pic­ and • 'I P r p r r n n l f i r n n l r In J r r k a a a .- is a household word in th e se U nited S ta te s . a worm. • O le . tu re sq u e figure. H e's ju s t the ty p e o f m an th a t one would A - *• ( ' i t n a f r u r l l n n « • I V J o k n a - l n d l a n expect to do th e unusual things. Ho h as w hat th e fans n i l r r I ’n n a l . MESSRS. PEPPE.RDAV AND A 'XWi • " ■ t o n u Horn linn j f m o n l k l r - T a r choose to call punch and he has it in unlim ited supply* T hose Pickrell, who edit and puhi’sh the « l Wrek." •— Au c n rn 11 n f b n l l d l n * * r n - who see him in action a re th rilled by seeing R u th ’s h at moot Alhuquerquc Journal, carry daily a f l t i D — h n m u , balrla, n parlm ant feature to interest other newspn..knnapa. ,th e, hall „ .,squarely . on „ th e nose, sending it fa r into th e bleachers, , ipers. Arthus T. Hnnnett, cx-gover*■■ A C n n i n t t i n l l r I k t i l . >■ T.—C n i n l r t l u n n l t | i | h p n a l l f t i a - 1ntt for the re st o( us tlie te Is no little luck to he derived from nor of New Mexico, writes ’New tlnn iriiirn m . rending th e sto ries of his spectacular, perform ances. 1Mexico Day by pay.’ keeping the ■A n i n n n d u i n d r r n h o a p l l a l . R u th 's record as a home run h itte r has fa r eclipsed th a t in tnlIch with their state and keeping the noting governor nlert. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY o f any o th er player. Since joining th e Y ankees in 1020 th e The you Hi ml, hounding, roaring, TJ EEL LIGHT o f THE WORLD: j B am bino has m ade 2fi0 home runs, b rin g in g t h e total for his romping Roy Howard, who also •—The Lord is mv Htrbt and my c a re e r up to 309. All o f th ese w ere m ade in tw elve seasons, publishes in Albuquerque, seems to salvation; whom shall 1 fear- the have missed something. Lord ts the strength of my life; of tin averag e of n early 2G a year. It is also in te re stin g to note whom Hhnll I he afraid? 1’snlm th a t R uth is a fo rm er p itc h e r and a good one a t th a t. As a WHEN PRESIDENT Conlidgo 27:1. m em ber of the B oston Red Sox h urling s ta f f fo r eig h t y ears do Pineda, the Italian, he met PRAYER:—1 will praise the he won !H gam es anti lost 45 for an av erag e of .090, which in­ amet flier, Dp Pin: do had flown from Lord, according .to His righlooujEurope to Smith America, in his cidentally is th e h ig h e st record ev er m ade by an A m erican | peso, and sing praises unto th* Italian plane, along the great Am* L eague p itch er who w orked five seasons or more, nunie of the Lord most high. axon over the jungles then to the R u th 's w onderful perfo rm an ces coupled w ith his dom ­ United States, When a hoy acciden­ CHEAP BUT MUNIFICENT inant perso n ality have served to m ake him th e g re a te s t tally set fire to his plane, lie PiI t was only a sunny smile, nedo borrowed another, flew on to And little it cost in the giving, liraw ing card in th e h isto ry . T y Cobb w as a g re a te r b ase­ the Pacific ocean. Now he is hack Hul it scattered the night ball p layer th an th e Babe b u t th e G eorgia Peach, alth o u g h in Washington, Like morning light APOLOGIES FOR MARTIN im m ensely popular, has never had tin* following th a t B ulb And made the day worth living, ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR THE PRESIDENT MIGHT label y Through life's dull wrap a woof has enjoyed. T he Y ankee s ta r has an enviable place in husehim ' exhibit A,* take him to the a r ­ it wove balldom and as long as he continues to pound th e ball w ith The Florida State News, a semi­ subsist by the crowds they a ttrac t Jn shining colors of light nnd lov", reckless abandon lie will be idol of m illions and th e g re a t­ my and navy departm ents and say, 'Gentlemen, here you have proof official organ published at Tallu- because of their gamhiing de­ And the angels smiled ns they e st g a te a ttra c tio n in th e gnme. thnt flying is really practical. You hnssee, seems to think it necessary vices, is not sufficient reason for watched above. Yet little it cost in giving. It. was only n helping hand And it seemed of little availing, But its clnsp was warm, And it saved from harm A brother whose strength was failing. Its touch was tender ns angels' J vrm m But it roiled the stone from the hidden springs. And pointed the wny to higher things, Though it seemed of little avail­ ing. Philadelphia Press These nnti- evolution agitators seem to lie more worried about rnin, ,ln g from monkeys Hum going to TJIell. "Luke In nd Slop Signs Mean What They say,” says the Star* : Telegram . So do Sanford's hut gome folks don’t seem to know it, —------ o-------- si If business Is had, it should he Ppanked. A full page ml in The Hunford Herald makes n good paddle. IF ,; --------- O--------- L Legislators should not he fooled . by Ben. W atson’s joker to keep 1nc M artin Ew rglndes drainage ■ bill from passing. — ——o-------- A five hundred dollar penalty hns been proposed for taking a drink in Florida. Well th a t’s better than dcuth. --------- ---------"W all of W ater Reported Sweep­ ing down on Little Rock," says the Orlando Reporter-Star. Ret folks wish it was a big rock. R epresentative Frishie lias in­ troduced a hill making it illegal to drink intoxicating liquors us a boverugc. Oh well, come folks Would Just us soon drink it as a medicine aK a beverage, ■ o ------— T rying to keep a well known railrouu otiicial uway from H,c baseball gain* would he as easy a s attem pting to run a wide open .p ic tu r e show in west Florida on Sunday. needn't wait, ns Will Rogers says, to apologize for Governor Martin's easting n stigma on the rest of the position in enforcing the race states have outlawed and insist on for two more wars to prove it." track law after the decision of tho staying outlawed. California does court against their oper­ not appenl to the tourist on the IT IS RESPECTFULY suggested Bunremo ation. ground of its liberal laws on that the President send a commis­ T h e New York H erald T rib u n e tells th e sto ry o f an old sion The apology seems unnecessary. gambling. I,nw-nbiding people are j not intercaed in selling arm or K entucky mule, w hich had become fed up on m any in su lts plate or battleships to investigate No one suspected thnt Governor in the great m ajority. The major- 1 Martin wnpted to enforce the law ity of the tourists prefer to go ! nnd freq u e n t im positions, w hen some reckless d riv in g m o to r­ the German Lufthansa, that magni- else he would have done so before where the people are law-abiding, \ f:r:m flying nrgnnistntlnn, sending is t grazed his flanks or m ade hint ju m p w ith a loud blare of ils great passenger ships daily all tho court decision. The law win and where life nnd property are j a d eafenin g siren, or nearly choked him to d eath w ith clouds over Europe. It has put Germany plain. But it was the general not pul jeopardy by the crim- i against the governor und inn! element that gravitates • to , of d u st, o r blinded him by h ead lig h ts o r crow ded him in to ’ahead of nil nations in commercial criticism the supreme court decision that led fho places where drinking nnd flyttiK and will soon surpass nil ditchoB th a t was ever tlnm* by the Gorman the governor to stiffen his spine gambling is permitted and laws and tell sheriffs in strongholds >f ore winked nt. A bout th e lim e th e lim it of his endurance hud been re a ch ­ steam ship tines. pari-nuitjuels that the law must bej No apology need bo offered for ed, a Ford coupe crowded him front th e rear, ami th en adding obeyed. ; tho governor’s conduct in law en* to in su lt, hum ped him . T he mule, a self-respecting LET LUFTHANSA SHOW the • The legislature of Florida could forcemeat; No public official lose: anim al .from th e hills, who had spent y ears in th e service, United StutM ’hovv to he* powerful Put. jiu A more foolish thing than caste or position because he en tin t per w with a law that is clear forces the laws that are put on toe d raw in g plows, pulling heavilv loaded wagons and c a rry in g In the air and eventually, make to tam power pay dividends. Germany’s Hacks of meal from town on his hack, could stan d it no more- Gyinif ships could in a few hours nnd clearly needed. The argum ent statute hooks for the protection of thnt gamhiing must he legalized society. Laying aside the moral I He cut loose w ith a volley of well directed iron clad hoofs, he transformed Into terrible war en- in order "to satisfy the instincts, side of the question, the economic triues. The laws of am vitniton work of those who make a practice of side Is sufficient to condemn il in ami com pletely dem olished his antagonize!’* for any kind of air ship and will T h ere is an excellent moral to th is little sto ry which carry bombs to their dosthintion following the wheel of fortune i*t the minds of all people interested In whatever form is better suited in sound business and in the con* j everyone should know. T h ere is alw ays a limit beyond which front air, merchant nr fighting to the state of society thnt prevails tinned sound developmentof Flor­ in mining camps than in nn on- idn. These itinerant gamblers tak** | no m an can go. It doesn't m ake any d ifference how in fe rio r plane. Mrs, Geoffrey Kona, young and lightened and well organized sncio- the money out of the pockets of a n o th e r person m ay seem , if th o ro u g h ly aroused, he may rise learned New York jurist, on this ty such nsi constitutes the general Uto many nnd put it into the pock-: up and revolt. Ami som etim es a sm aller man may stan d fo r train, hound for the Pnrlflc, sup­ citizenry of Florida, jels of the few, and those few euia lot of abuse, until he g e ts mad ami finds out th at th e big­ plies an interesting quotation from Thnt some few communities iry it out of the state. Jean I'aut Riehtor, who wrote it at g e r they come th e h a rd e r they fall; the height of Napoleon’s glory nnd T he old mule, once tho prid e of every fa rm e r, is now a during Germany’s deepest humilia­ dejected looking beast. T racto rs do th e hauling, and tru ck s tion. SARASOTA TIMES th e c arry in g he used to do. B rig h t, shiny, new tin lizzies "God has given to the French the land, to the English the sea. tak e the fam ily here and th e re th e way he used to do, but There seems to he a growing In- money and energy into unneces- , the Germans the «mpire of the don't press him too dose. His hoofs are as hill’d as they to air." Richter meant that Germany tcrest among architects, landscape vary Inrge front lawns, leaving the ever were. had NOTHING LEFT only the air. ' T w T 1 nli,!!,’,i ^ - i hr-.’k vnrds , to, cinders or c e m e n t,’ • beauty and lh" privacy ton the ,, Little did he dream th at 100 storing hack yards or gardens of residenrubbish and delivery men . years after hi» death in 1825 "Em ­ Front lawns with fine grass, ! A M ERICA N S WOULD DO well to copy G erm ans in th is pire of the Air" by which Richter ees, whether individual homes or ent buildings, A French flowers, shrubs and trees help to • respect. E v ery im provem ent should he made w ith an eye to perhaps meant the empire of aapartm rtist hns been urging people to j beautify the streets, That Is a d o -j thought would mean empire of land th e beautifu l. It is likely th a t M ayor Allen was th in k in g and sen also. Today Germany return to that style, which used to r iruble end, but it could undoubted- , along th is b ro a d e r line when he criticised the public dum ping really has commercial empire of hi* rnmnmn enough there hut has i ly he achieved wiHu.-i.it using quite abandoned in late years, Iso much space. It hns all come ground, and it is hopeful to know th a t our city officials are the air. And but for the powerful been hacking their homes und a p a rt-) about, perhaps, from a natural huFrench fighting air fleet the French not satisfied w ith e x istin g conditions; th a t th ey have an eye incnts against tho street and fac­ man desire to show off and place empire on land would he preca­ ing them on a garden or lawn that tile best in public view. Reversing to th e b eau tifu l. T he criticism is well taken, in sp ite of th e rious. is removed from the sight and the system, having the house face Im provem ent th a t has been made, hut it could be applied to a pleasant private yard, might noise of the public thoroughfare. m any o th e r p a rts of th e city which should come in fo r n g en er­ Come to think of it, isn’t il n beautify the community even more AS FOR BRITAIN’S form er nsal policing up.—T itusville Star-A dvotato. set 'sea em pire/ that has become a queer thing thnt residential sect­ nnd help to do away with slovenly liability. Nothing cun protect her ions in many ritiys put so much back yards. -----------------------------O------------------$50,000,000 superdreudnuughts, big A W OULD-RE FA C ETIO U S person of th e m asculine guns and crews against a $10,000 sex once approached a welLknown w orker of th e V oluntary flying machine with a crew of two men. sw ifter than a hawk carrying P arenthood A ssociation. l ’OLK* COUNTY RECORD deadly bombs, OH CWCAL- CA-AL WEfiEtPA RUHHEZ, q m GbOP cmon Cal The above sketch «a* his from an actual phntofrm Four injured and U cars smashed /» Four people were seriously fo| when these two cars crash together nnd the car owne faces damage suits nr well i heavy repnir hills. Don’t wish you had proper aj sit ranee after an nccid_ Make BURE of your prntpctki now. Call on this agency for , | forms of Automobile Inin a nee. A. P. CONNELL] &SON % lv ; H , KST. 190s. I'hnitt 221 Magnolia =J* H. C. VIELE ------------------ ‘A S u b sta n tia l Jeweler| in a S u b sta n tia l City" 108 Magnolia ----------------------O — — ----------- Iron Clad Hoofs LOANS J. H. JACKSON i 12 E. Second StJ P h o tic 611 injury HOMES IN GARDENS KEEP ON TRYING "How m any children have y o u ? " he queried. According to Clarence Barron. T he gentlew om an replied, "F iv e, and not a fon| am ongst Florida imist he the best behav.d them ." l slate in the nation. “There Isn’t a "H ow tloes th a t happen," th e male person again asked* bad acre In any one of its .17,090,000 acres,” he is said to hnve declared "T hey a rc all g irls," w as th e quick reply. ^recently. We cannot im agine a woman who would seek to repeal the free te x t book law of Florida. It is harder, still, to con­ People sqwnking about taxation should read this: One of the papers sider a m o th er who would a tte m p t to a g ita te for such nntiasks "W hat arc you going io do child-w elfare legislation.— Florida S ta te News, i'A bout tu x es? " If the question was us, we are going to do the best re a m to pay ours. Tnmba rimes. Sounds reasonable. A ( HANGED ATTITUDE Whose little green roadster was WAYCKOSB JO URN.M,* HERALD it out in Muyfuir the other night looking like u parked car? The It hns not, been so long since tain to bring about nn evolution 3ity had better hurry up and fin­ ish the *boulevard h fore Home of the emphasis in the United States in educational methods. For example: Yule University is our young bachelors find them- was upon getting hoys nnd girls kcIvch engulfed. M desire it college training. placing severe limitations upon its -------- o--------Ever since tiio World War this law school. The student body Is Bunford Herald says it bus been hns born changed. The problem to he kept below four hundred. A ? reque-ded to "jum p on the rent bogs.” If Th" Sanford Herald dries has been not to get Iniys and gills college degree is to lie inquired r th a t Job it will resemble an English to npply for entrance into Hu* r o b 1for entrance of all except Yale - sparrow in a barnyard a fte r a nor­ leges and universities but to equip :Seniors who have maintained u thern snow storm. Hindi* iatke the college, and universities to Pintle of seventy-five percent hi •Region. If Tin- Mil;.Id did all Hie take care of the hosts applying. college. The tuition fee is !r - jumping il is requested to do it creused. / The new condition is changing vould look like a jack rabbit. 1‘resident Augell Lays: "It now the utlitude of Hu* colleges und * - ■■ o-------seems quite posiihle thnt the While id a-'aiism is not much id universities toward* the student School of Lav ultimately will de­ bodies. ---1 crime in the eye, of the law. Il vote it n entire effm-ts to training The colleges mid universities mi'll of honor grade,' thus produc­ J ii . i as sinful to ideal a man'' mights as il is Ids nnd». Times* now are seeking not hoy* mid girls ing men U 'ller trained for the fiiinM, Let the paragraphor w|l* hut "better lire]mied Isiys and liar and la tte r fitted to do their It bout mi i .i i 11. t n i tone girl*. ' *| he purpose i* i,,,[ (a turn purl in tine public service. This is Ocnla Star. Men's ideas, cv «■ >ut graduates hut to turn out cx- the adoption of u policy of giving • • mj.i, i •*t them, though li"t epiimuilly equipped mt>n nnd wo­ who arc most cupuhlo of profiting kn, a g u e , hut that, utcording men. who arc* mst capable]of profiting r. W ebster, i* not plagiarism. Such a chain'll in emphatu I* cer by it." England knows and is building According to u story,in The Sun- business men at Hie present time.! airships. This country looks on ford Herald a man there put a Following the slump in real estate wonders, nnd docs nothing. black Imss in one side of a big fish sales they struck out for busi- . ness and possibly failed to get re ­ The ITALIAN Dc Pinedo, mid bowl thnt was divided by n glass sults. They tried again without the German Lufthansa should con­ partition. On the other side he any development. After another vince us thnt flying IS practical. put a group of minnows of the trial or two they concluded it wasn’t any use to make any more THE TORNADOES AND Mine type bass like. "strikes.” ! Whenever one of the minnows squalls’ thnt torn through six Illi­ It may bo that in your partic­ came up beside the glass partition nois counties Tuesday remind us that nil parts of the country are the bass would strike at it. IL- ular line the harrier is down now exposed to nature's fils of endless kept this up for several days hit* and that a "strike" would produce, fury. Such outbursts, killing inno­ only succeeded in humping ids results. Ilnrtow hankers state that cent school children, teachers, old nose and bruising himself up. Fi- money is circulating, more freely] women and young babies would In­ nnlly he quit. After a few days than nt any time during the past ' dicate that nature's laws, once set the partition was taken out and year. Deposits hnve shown an ingoing ure allowed to work without the bass and minnows swam to­ crease and conditions are general­ gether. The big fish never of­ ly better. At any rate il pays interference or spcciul direction. ; every man to make an occasional in ancient days, a fte r such n ca­ fered to strike ot them. The suggestion is given th t "strike" and see whether or not lamity, the people would he railed to church to repent and told that this portray* to many Florida he can accomplish anything. the storm had bech sent to warn und punish them. Today sci.nlists ate summoned and asked what, if anything, cun lie done to control such calamities or prepare Harmony took a decided slump Judge Lnndlg will now he aide to against their coming. “The wind when the Chicago symphony play­ turn the responsibilities of mak­ hh.wcth where it listelh." ers demanded $90 a week.—In­ ing decisions in the great Amer­ dianapolis Star. ican game entirely over to the umpires'.—Yakima MVrning H er­ One Chicago gangster found out ald. that it is unlucky to push o police­ named llealy out of the paTen years a fter the War hegsn- 11man Now il is rumored there is a ini wagon. Davciqmrt Democrat niid who diil you say won il ? move to exhume the hones of land Loader. William Shakespeare, and if it With the ladies wearing trousers A municipal election in Chicago j turns out then* an* not any holies now wo are awaiting anxiously the ethical note: ‘Scratching matches gets each year more and more like those skeptic* may feel they hnve on the scut of one's trousers Is nn a presidential election in Nirnni- really luoi.gM home the Itueua. gua.—Toronto.D aily S tar. —Oklahoma Daily Uklahomau. lodger tie rigour.' CONTEMPORARY COMMENT . O n e-D a y S ervice SANFO RD LAUNDRY Phone 475 W . 819-W 3rd SI. H E. & s E k ,t, L M O a N r k G e t 108 PA LM ETTO A V E N U E HALL AND PENTLAND C ertified Public A ccountants Income Tux C o n su ltan ts 8. G. GRAY, Resident M anager SIR First National Bank Itlilg Phuii* *D Frank R. MacNeill and Company Insurance—Loans—Real Estate 107-9 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. A ssu ra n c e ( < OF ZIP SERVICE OF BOND GRADE OF FAIR PRICES Means Saving: And Satisfaction TOM SIMS SAYS A \ For Aching Or Tired i*. See A Foot Spctl«li,t I’hone 102 For Appoint*,- The Star Player of the Whole Neighborhood—and He Won’t Play THK YARD WITH A MILL BACKING Bond Grade R h o n e 135 Y a r d : llo lly A vc. A t U t h . 1 2 th , 1 3 th S ta . r “ - Zip Servlre �m THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. APRIL 22. 1fl27 Social and Personal Activities Trf,r hM *H 8 _ MRS. F R E D S. D A IG ER . SOCIETY EDITOR Miss MargaretBerner Popular Coffee Is Hostess Wednesday Bridge Club Members Judged Winner Of Exposition Medal Residence Telephone 217-W Members of tho Luf-A-I*»t Bridge Iff Club were most pleasantly enter­ tained Wednesday evening ns the guests of Miss M argaret Berner at her home on Eleventh Street. S o cia l Baskets of Gladioli and other lovely spring flowers were arra n g ­ ed with pleasing effect in the tle n d a r rooms where the card table* had Mrs. Peter Paul and Miss Ka- j Tholjnrt meetin.r .,<■ ,i. , , One of thc most delightful m eet­ been spread for play. ‘ therine Hannon were hostesses on year o f th(. Sen,inn,e C o in .v'riu h ings of the season of the Book Thursday afternoon a t a delight­ Scores for the game were kept f|M>AY • I n♦ ful rniccllnncous shower for Miss wns helit Thursday afternoon at I.overs Club wns th at of Friday on tallies done in quaint colonial I ■ -.n have .hocml R* tteiieva. The president. Mrs. Glad- afternoon when the members were The prize for highest score ^ v ;11First BnpH«t Viola Booth, a bride-to-be of n e \t Vs MnrrJ* Williams, presided over entertained as the guest* of M r*., girls. „ V 1 by Miss Katherine Banweek, The courtesy, given nt the ine business session. wa« won homo of Mrs. Paul in Edge wood, f/iflpc 4*1 I* m,n- Miss Alice Creamer won the After routine business had been c n lh S tM o ? 1 "* ,H‘r h" mC ° n S°V' !low score prize. »t the Wits one of the loveliest pre-nupti- transacted this election of officers The rooms where tho members Thc hostess served beavynly over the Basket. nl social affairs with which Miss assembled presented a springlike , M'c ensuing pear took place re­ Booth has been honored. sulting as follows: President, H. atmosphere with quantities of hash, devil’s food cake and iced tea I ' o l i v k | „ celobra* Exquisite red roses and baby J. I.aney of Oviedo; Vice Presi­ spring color* in the various hues. a t the conclusion of the game. '^anniversary of the breath were used in (harm ing pro­ dent. Mrs. T. H. Phinanr.ee of GeTlie players were: Mrs. J. E. Discussion of current event* and fusion in the rooms where the neva; Secretnry-Trensurcr, Mrs. late honk* caused the afternorm to Compton, Miss Alice Creamer* Miss guests assembled. pass all too soon, At a late hour Katherine Hannon, Miss Naomi Dwight Babbitt of Sanford. . saTI'BUAY The truest* spent the evening the hostess assisted by her ’d augh­ Fellows, Miss Ruth Fellows, Miss A most interesting program was L story tho , *i* hemming cup towels Tor the bride. presented during the afternoon ter, Mrs. R, C. Bower, served pres­ Florence Bishop, and Miss Irene ho o’clock. At a Into hour the hostesses an­ which included several songs with sed chicken, sandwiches, pickle Brandt. J MONDAY nounced that the weather forecast peaches, perfection salad, coffee I ' fh,. Preehyterian announced that there would be a violin and piano accompninment. mid lemon pie, Mrs. Gladys Williams in her usual Mrs. W ard’s guests were: Mrs. p f t ' ..... .... . . “shower1 and asked the bride-elect charming manner gnvo two negro to bring in her clothes off the line. spirituals. Tho feature of the a f­ Stella P. Arrington, Mrs. J . C. JL «n<l social meeting Miss Booth was then led into the ternoon was a talk by Mrs. F. H. Bennett, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, Mrs. fcfuo* 'lf ,hr Dreshyter- dining room where tho clothes line Bullock of Rollins College who Robert J. Holly, Mrs. Alice E. Hill, blS meet at 1 -Vleck had been hung with gifts of all spoke on "Story Telling," empha­ Miss Annie Hawkins, Mr*. Mattie kinds for her trousseau. sizing this importance of the meth­ G. Pace, Mrs. Henry McLnnlin, MEXICO CITY. Apr. 22—(INS) A fter ail the packages had In-en od of presentation to thc child’s Mrs. E. P. Morse, Airs. Fred T. tcuild will wHh opened and admired, the hostesses mind. Williams and Mrs. Roy Symes. —The Catholic Episcopate has inSon !•■ Perkins nt J-™ sued a strong statem ent denying A splendid talk was given by T, h"r home on Mtgnolln served a salmi course with iced tea any responsibility for the rebel a t ­ and raspberry ice. W. I,aw ton, county superinten­ tack upon the Guard ninja in train The guest of honor was present­ dent, in which he complimented , n Club will meet a t on Tuesday, when more than 100 ed a pretty white guest hook as the teacher* for their co-operation f Mrs. Uslie Brynn in civilians ami IS soldier* were shot during thc past year. "t3:30 o’clock with Mrs. memento of the occasion. and killed nml burned to death in For this occasion Miss Booth An invitation was extended by | )lr». I. K. Estridgo “ » the railroad cars which were fired. was attired in a sm art spring frock the South Side Prim ary School to The Episcopate declares thnt nil The members of the Philathea inline of the Missionary of white georgette heavily cmhroi- thot Teachers Club to hold its Gas* of the Presbyterian Sunday Catholic* who have taken up arms first meeting of the next year nt School were most delightfully en­ against the government have done j the Methodist Church doerd in blue. The guest* were* : Miss Viola that school building. tertained at a picnic Thursdny so indefinitely. Lu jt the home of Mrs. Refreshing fruit punch was evening at ‘Oleander Lodge’ by “If it is true thnt the assailants L mis Sanford Avenue Booth, Mis'* Maude C'arroway* Miss of the train committed the cruel­ Pope. Mrs. .FI. A. I>o>'K Edith wnlket ,Miss Ituth Walker served throughout the nftemonn David L. Thrasher, their teacher. u v i Mi Kim. Mrs, Me Thelma Walker. Miss M argaret a t the conclusion of thc program „ A fter spending the early even- ties, which the bulletin issued by f*’ * 1A ...t ..i „ _ ,1 HItin.ttf■■ M!uu A11oo t !.'ll/wli n » \ 1.t in T. E. Thornley and Stew art. Miss Alice Gooding Mc- a dainty ice course was served to . ing hours with swimming and other General Alvarez charges, they w ater sports a bounteous picnic merit the reprobation of the whole I Me faskill ns hostesses. Kim, Miss M argaret Berner, Miss about BO teacher* Alice Creamer, Mrs. E. V. Booth, world.” declnrod the Episcopate’* supper wns served. I TUESDAY Mrs. Mary Mack, Mrs. Jam es Rob­ denial issued by archbishop Kuiz Among those enjoying this out­ , bridge party for mem- son Jr., Mrs. Gertrude Cnrrowny V Flores, “but in any ense it isn't ing were: Mrs. W. WnllnceWright. , :.d Department of and Mrs. J. Jd. I.e Moine. Miss Fern Ward. Mrs. A. C, Fort, the church which is responsible, fi Club with Mrs. Sam- j Mrs. W alter Bach, Mis* Ruth but those who have provoked this ami Mrs. George A. < rawford, Mrs. James Jackson, situation, who have given and nre hoite»fcs. Mrs. A. C. McRcynolds, Mrs. Smith, giving examples of sim ilar occur­ A very interesting meeting ol Miss Allio Gilinn, ATiss Grace Gil- rences." the Nellie Turner Circle was held lon, Mrs. Lee Peck, Mis* Charlotte labceltaneon* Omwciyiiit! N O U S B r i ( I t f e M e n i b l M ’S Wednesday afternoon at the home Smith, Miss Mnrgnre McCnnts, at the home of Airs, 0 of Mrs. George Huff on Laurel ■Miss Mamie Lee Shivers, Miss Vir­ 1112 Laurel Avenue, I ginia Palmer and .Mr. ami Mrs. DaAvenue. [iff Vrila Booth a bride Mrs. H arry J. Wilson was host­ The rooms were attractively ad­ vid L. Thrasher, ess Thursday evening when she orned with red radiance roses com­ h'EDSESBAY entertained a t bridge at her home bined with greenery. In some circle* of English socicR. Hintermlster will cn- in Ninth Street. The guests were Mrs, IL F. Cooper led the mis­ t.v tho unuffhox is again becoming l bridge at her home on the members of the Entre Nous sion study class. .The first chapter popular. Unnur at .T:J« o’clock , Bridge Club. of *Moslem Women’ wns studied nt * Kn. Aana Hnrdetcgen of j Brightening the rooms where the this meetjng. |S, J„ «ho is visiting her card ta b le s ,had been spread for ( , At the social hour,______ _____ the hostess Elsa Ki.ight. jplay w ari a variety of spring flow- served salad, saltines, wafer* and ’s o u r : t era arranged in baskets. iced tea. Members attending this meeting ■ W h o le s t o r y / Atlanta of cold cotin-j When, score* had been counted, the darkest bread, of the prize for top score among the were: Mrs. R. 1>. Peurifoy, Mrs. R. the whitest. C orn-; club members, ntt embroidered tray T. W arren, Mrs. A. J. W alker, Mrs. : cted as ntt ingredient/cover, was awarded Miss M artha A. L, Kelly. Mr*. Fred T. Myers, ■in Mexico and C entral! Fox. The highest score am ong'the I Mrst A. D, Rosier, Mrs. T. K, Roll, A t A Hcnl Sale Price llrifd fish is used in Ice-1 substitutes was ninde by Mrs. Wnl- Mrs. R. E. Whittle, Mrs. B. G. Me­ , i • in Ireland, chest - ter Morgan who received a t^eck of thvin. Mr*. Charles Marshall, Mrs. George Huff. Visitors present The Grenlcsi Tir,. Viilue Ever , ami during loan bridge cards. were Mrs. R. F. Cooper and Mrs, Offrrrti And (J in ran (red lly The of trees in Russia. Refreshments of ice cream and Flrvalniip Rubber Cti. cake were served by the hostess Fuller. ( h the strict opposition assisted by Mrs. W alter Morgan, h to the custom if following the awarding of the prizT ires T ubes Tiie many friends of Atiss Malile the Borneo tribes- t s. Bowler will lie glad to learn that $1.60 «ce deemed fresli hu30x3 Vi ......... $ 7.35 Those w ho'enjoyed the cordial she is convalescing a fte r n serious necessary for many hospitality $2.40 of Mrs. Wilson were: illness nt the Fernnld-Laughton 31x4 ............. 311.80 Lmw borrow the heads, Hospital. Nothing more to say—the ease Mrs. W alter Morgan, Miss Martha $3.10 ■r. from their iieigh32x4 ............. $12.40 is before the jury of home-owners. Fox, Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mrs. J. G. Mrs. Cassandra Schultz left $3.25 Your’ro the judge. Evidence is all Ball, Mrs. T. L. Damns, Mrs- Geor­ 32x4 »/2 ......... $16.90 ge Rice. Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Friday afternoon for Jacksonville $3.30 in. We're guilty—guilty of "Good factnry schools, out. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass. where she will spend the week­ 33x4 Yt ......... $17.55 fi!» given n medical exwork a t F air Prices.' end with her daughter, Mr*. E rn­ 29x4.40 ........ $ 8.40 $2.20 i S.122, or fi‘2 per r e n t,' est Householder. Friend* of Eugene Terwilligcr $2.45 i be tick. Tnose hav 29x4.75 ........ $10.50 numbered 1,2147; | will regret to learn that lie contin­ $2.65 Mr. and Mrs. William Bloom of $11.80 29x4-95 ........ nervous doubles, ues ill nt his home on Oak Avenue. West Palm Beach are visiting in i on. $2.75 30x4-95 ........ $12.20 Sanford as the guests of their Mi.*s Ora Chandler of Miami niece, Airs. Paul Bigger* at her $3.05 30x5.25 ......... $13.65 "n the aroma of the spent the week-end here as the home on Highland Avenue. $3.10 3 1 x 5 .2 5 ........ $14.20 of China, the petal* guest of .Mis* Lucile Simmon*, jasmine and t Ho ‘yu | ______ $3.65 W, F, Mobley of Jacksonville nr30x5.77 ......... $16.00 ,WV‘‘ Mrs. B. F. W hitner Sr., ha* «* , rived hero this week to spend some $3.95 $17.00 heite.1 "uTth her house guest nt her home on tinm here with his son and wife, 33x6.00 We In stall T hese Free v,th llu’ lcfl Oak Avenue, Mrs. Stnrhuck of Or- p r. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley at ___ Iambi. their home on Ouk Avenue. Miss Booth IsHonored Teacher Club Elects Book Lovers Club Is At Delightful Party H. J. Laney President Entertained Friday Thursday Afternoon At Meeting Thursdi*y By Mrs. Henry Ward Catholic Episcopate Denies Responsibility For Attack Of Bandits Picnic Is Given For Philathea Class Of Presbyterian Church Mrs. Harry J. Wilson Hostess To Entrc PAGE FIVE Nellie Turner Circle Meets On Wednesday With Mrs. Geo. Huff H O S I E R 'S Announcement wns made todny by. the jury of awards of the Scsquicontennlnl Exposition that "Eight O’Clock" brand coffee was awarded the gold medal. More than forty million pounds of this coffee is consumed every year. At the local offices of the Great Atlantic it Pacific Tea Co. it wns stated th a t this brand of coffee is a product of Brazil and recognized a* the highest quality Santos coffee imported into this country. Incidentally, “ Eight O’clock" coffee is a popular priced coff-’o selling ten to fifteen cents a pound under many brands of pneknge coffees. In making the award th j jury announced that it wns given on the basis of the finess of thl< coffee’s quality. Many of the lend­ ing package coffees of the country were exhibited in cony petit ion at the Sesquicentennin! ami the gold medal awnrd, therefore, represent* a signal honor n* it was given to a brand that i* very inexpensive. Milk, Cream and G u tter Milk fresh daily. Produced in Sem inole C ounty. No shipped m ilk or powdered p ro d u cts used. Gel the best, it costs no m ore. Double dally delivery. SPENCER'S DAIRY, Phone 400 One Day—Saturday D a in ty F rock s F or S u m m er W ear fk « ^ A bsolutely now a rriv a ls nre being offered a t th is low price. H andsom e T ailored and sem iT ailored models th a t a re fa s h ­ ioned of high g ra d e g eo rg ettes, fla t crepes, and crepe de c h in e s . Suitable for hom e w ear and for going a w a y w ear. A dress bought d u rin g th is sale m eans a g re a t saving. A size a n d sty le th a t will su it each individual. ATGOOO5TO«t$ Scientists believe roachea spreacfcarjcer. Be safe. Kill them and other dangerous household in sects w ith S a tu rd a y O nly pow erful Tanglefoot Spray. P rev en t reinfestation by also using Tanglefoot Roach fif A nt Pow der. ..r f i* ■ Z lE I $C. 95 14 $Q. 95 $14.95 0-7* Q u a r t t l- 3 3 ; S tjjwr Sun»c-Sp», Jio rSP R A Y Churchw ell’s THE TANOLEFOOT COMPANY QRAND RAPIDS. MICH. <• Afoot With Slimmer ANNOUNCING— f. New | 915 W, 1st St. *> IN LADIES I | WHITE KIDS Some of the sn ap p iest models th a t we have ever offered in w h ito k ld s, blondes w ith novelty trim m in g s and parchm ent. A sty le to suit each individual as well a s a size. T his new sh ip m en t will sell itl a reduced price d u rin g our saleAF>» received som e new s a tin pum ps made of S kinners satin.- | To Sell At Our Sale Price 5> ja a r — • 'v"m"n *•” : ONE LINE LADIES GOOD GRADE SHOES TORNADO WIPESOUT TEXAS TOWN TODAY ; A deeply stiring romance of modern Spain “ LOVERS" with Ramon Navarro and A lirr Terry Comedy The Ko-Ko Kuartel will Sing SW EET ADELINE" > 1 SATURDAY Fred Thompson and-Silver King in "DON MIKE” Comedies "HOT LIGHTENING" and _______ "MU. CHUMP" Coming Attraction To the Milnne "SLIDE KELLY SLIDE” To the Princess “THE BIRTH OF A NATION” -V-V, & 95c T0 $4.95 A T YOUR N E A R E S T JUST RECEIVED! NEW LINE OE ' Princess Ice Cream Dealer Buster Browns Buster Brown Shoes tfive the kiddies longer wear as well as being more suitable for children’s w’ear. All styles and re­ duced during our sale. , I f you a re feeling tired, don’t tak e it out on your frien d s. C arry th em into our clean, cool fo u n tain and tr e a t them to a dish »t P rin cess Ice C ream . And don’t fo rg et to tak e home u q u a rt for th e kiddies to ­ n ig h t. PRINCESS Seminole Creamery Adolphe Menjou and 4* Carol Dempster in Tit 1rt‘. billed and 150 injured when a tornado prmticHlly wiped out the little town of Rock, TH E SORROWS OF SATAN" W . A. ilP were obtuined by an NK a cameraman, who went to the scene nt tho disaster j ttotirv ' ,,'cture shows, wreckage was wns strewn all over the landscape. Before the storm an i “TH E GREEN ARCHER” at f on this spot. The building was demolished and several motor car* were wrecked '•*/ had been hit by a train. T hetrces ulno give mute evidence of tho tw ister* fury. AH of th ese sh o es are good grades and originally sold for a s hig h a s $19 A specially a ttra c tiv e price has been p u t on th is line of w h iles, blacks, g ra y s, and blondes of ^ „ i t " 'n A * R etresh Y o u r se lf t Company REDUCED DURING OUR SALE \ SALE CONTINUES ON EVERYTHING IN OUR N ext I'hone 634 .f ' «>• ’ STORE. Thrasher & Woodruff I -r-0* •W M i' To First National Bank .ft >, ■> Novelty Footwear FEATURING Tel 893 ♦ A rriv a ls A. D. R osier 411 W. 1st St. kT;Y 001 int 7Sc: Hpint SOc; Phone 207 'S r a t l i r t" U7nduce ’ Miss Mary Kirk Jerome and. The many friends of Mrs Dan : Kakes a softlv hum- Mis* M argaret I’ntterson, who HoJges will he intciested to tttmeus sound for nbout i Have been delightfully entertain-1 learn thnt she isreported better ami p i a i i i m l l y I cd here a* the guests of Miss after an operation Thursday nt Emily Bailey, left Thursday for tlu Fernnld-Laughton Hospital. Winston-Salem. N. C.. where they The many friends of Mrs. Char­ will resume tlieir studies at Salem rarly Ihiliylonlan* College. les Fuller will lie glad to learn that *<<»etalmal system *.f s h e hns recovered sufficiently from into twenly-fmir Tlie side saddle is again becom- here recent operation a t the* Wesflip hour into ’**■*n'l O't* minutes in'tadi. . t! Dress Sale According to the estim ate of a European specialist, there are fourteen million bobbed heads in America from which 3,500 ton* of hair hnvd been sheared or shin­ gled. ?ire*tofie Gum dipped tires Eleanor Hayne of Cooporstmvn, In a Bathej »hop and beauty parNew York, has twelve living I trr for dog* In London, England, grnndpnn-nt*, consisting of two I the rharge* for haircut and sham- . . j grandmothers, four grent grand poos vary according to the size, of mothers, two gTeat-great-grnnd- the nnimnl. The charge for the mothers, two grandfather* and average dog i* 52 50 and for a St. Bennrd, S.T.OO. two grent-grent-grnndfnthers. *%TI �-v •'. --1 * v #7 '* S rjr *>C55»taW-S* t ■v, *-J L , •'.. ; , . 'i j £ ’. PAGE SIX . ,-•............. c ' i - 7. ■.•■.• ■. • * T H -E ■•SA ) H E ------R A lp ID A---Y .-— A P R IL- 22, 192V ---* N FO*IU ——*"lk* Xi£,JL FR U*—-£ ‘• 1 (O 1i f T i f ~ > \ ~ J / ft O * • ■! im \ ) >>-y IN THE it4ypata nxxstxTTtin ^ im i n ii' w i o lllfiMi-—»- *-rt•' “7r*friKfgr*tujm rs (T * i ti / O ) mA te r* -' W mi'iiw IS ;a j.’ Jilt ‘_ LEEWITHROW IN FINE FORM TOBLANKCLUB Base H its Ity it. I.. Hooker It T.-aa ‘‘Goof’s” and he wna alone. afternoon off DC wHMi • J ll -1'tu v1 is ■I*I •. ' ' I ulwnt. h 't it) iiiuJ b y ' illhintfS ; • - Tam pa r* ... Petersburg . ni)j A R. H. o . A. E. i It 7 1 1* Hii.MMAltV ;'l .... |,v .,g 1 It 0. I it 0 ’ n u e r.; sacrlficix. Riy^i, ffc ir •1 • 2 4* a II j and Alvim*r; slofei •1• II li it . g o ! l-rt on Im. e SI. f‘i ui 0 i n Atrin k out bv’ Hif.yvJju !J | 1 tl base on ball . off ,\i vstrf I (1 1 0 <: 14 IJ 0 ti 0 1 kina l; double phi It n 1 11 l 0 1Slmw; Mleaner t,» |4hdi- j! R 1 ! 0 1 o t p A T ’1ii \ I V’r- Jack M usi Declare H im self jSARASOTA G U L tS Soon On The H eavy w eight C .0 P I'IRST («A!e . Situation, A sserts G ibson FROM 7 > c c c > e « jig 1 V -/-1 11 ■■ " m Cecil Frisbie made a beautiful one-hnnded stop of Viau’n infield iV H tintls ’fo u ls In Bit M istiK -s I n O utf/pW Ar-« fl • By HAVtS J, WAI.SII hit in the nocomr r* notd nayea on riifst Tw o InnSit^ T o O tp l K ponitbfy ’-F iir D ofcitf <>J' tntrrnatienai N ous Service Sjtor! i third. ivditOr i 11 m S t. iV toM iH l ’ » tj»m »i i E a s t C o a s t T e a m ; D nniiiKo NEW yem tv. Apr. i.” Jack if In •t T r ip s i O f s Foti Bieh: lime *2 hmi Gollowinir Wndo’s homer, Spen­ D rntpser,-once the big hook nn.l S e a t T o SfauwerN B v TJtill Vn n * I'l >1 tl 27 17 2 cer, Sr., Jind a liniRh th a t emilil lie 'ye m an—a honk to tins jaw and - ‘El* r ( , pr. -... I.ay Kre\\\ ,.R . 11. o. A. E.j Itot. dogs in l*. heard to Orange Avenue. It pro­ irt eye to husinOao—mn-.t ili'Clan-. ,n‘ E ,,C|' •" f ';i I'lm sea' pitching MIA Mf, A pr. 22 (IN S )— *i 1 1 :i 1 ti | i th iir left paw „ jig bably added five years to his lil'o him self im lh e heavyweight tnittQ- 1a ' 1 t -'I’iy as I’itt l>,.r|-li’( c u n iu 1lie » .it field t'O1it. tl ; (INK] . . . . fi , ti 1 5 ft even if iluiso" close to him did ation within n period of two weeks 01,0 ''P it to win the Nat tonal fra g ile Celtic (hf! llUfTlir»t: La me M)f t ho i V.TI1c j ; Smnk 0 1 V 0 a 1:::*»mr|injf 5 * think he was fcolnR to jiiias otit. vlan th<* nuiiic iitul » t* 1 1 1111 hf^ iti* tjtfhfrun p iii tV l > n or suffer tho i>ossihle cunsciiucnce ] popnnnt, in li.e I.■sling tlm Kerfs rida SI » 1 4 11 0 ii •of; th * of being rra d out of tiro party, a r - ' y*‘. tordtiy, ", to *.!. tht nnel; Hght- Rnrnno- a Gulls drfe ut< d t lie he n 1 :i 0 a ei\ __ i*i*i by :-,Mft01 rs fc Wo believe th at, ns the season cnriiing to the views of Lilly Gib- [ham bv huiig tip lii third big lead team, r to r>. Tito ti 2 1 1 0 ! ill four n im In th o fin ItVo Irmlti "i advances, the bnso running will non, freely aire 1 today. over the oilier cohlemlcr:i. (i 1 1 4 ti * Tin* jail in Ucmhmticn* •I to ii b Dc I h gather! nr* their hit,: o improve and there will be few re­ William didn't think Dt-mpr.ey i 0 II », II t i 1 At P u ll.' wig* 1Cjin'' n 1 1: } firs currences of those naps of Thurs­ was doing right gnt by our Neil and Krenter held the Bids tr> Tour ini'.'. 0 H 1 (1 ti i L-k ii said an much or even mare. Like hits foul a fte r th:> first inning, he piti lied "M'ollrnt b- II fi;r* the day. t) n ti II it | 0. r !•[ Hirain owed in old-fashlontd father «»T an old- made the ball do evorythih); except mdii?' ’ (1 li n (1 ft > fAinncre. of MchenaU 1 ‘II u Red itunnhF (tUlAVc»ii Uu Min BUI Meyers m ust have had it In fnr.hloned rid. lie want i to know rccile poetry. In addition, ho won JJJ g 1)2:1ha Ui'j litis 12 t 1 1/ilUIgod I.* K luivn formed the W I are - |,is ntvn p im i wiih n humo run off for Trench aid. In the ninth ho un­ whether Jack's Intention'! ;i| : :(J; 10 £7 12 n ! ( k'.p v. it!i a Ini , ■(,i; thV time tint Qtlt r f danger most 'a t. _ Alplm ii,.i . D ....i n , nItixi- . ilitd. .the . | i,*_ l-tppa laced the latter's shoes with a strictly honorable no to speak. ill t?lf ntricting niembovslilp to fi JpKtai.n in full. IlIE IP ) \ S c o m Hompscy mu t know, by tills j t ; drive that was a bone crusher. m er prip on eighth e w hether he can fig h t or n o t , - . . .V SARA.*- <»TA All. i: II. O. A*. ____ / Grant, r> a 1’ 0 ’ 1) Kalph Stevens sa t by to assist luotlt (Jih in a fetv, Well chosen • it•> a t» 1 'fi words, not la in excess of ten thou-i thou.. . . GO i. in case of npoplexy among tho Led on by his teammates, nlgood f» i •> •1 4 r ;:!»* ... sand. “ Why doesn't he declare! . / '? ' :ly, ' yti ,t<’i , 1-??04 Kfiunui most jicrfcct sOpport in the fluid Sanford fans. !Io had to hold !.. himself, one way i *1 1 (1 .................................... _ yn tf ,i?i. *, or tli.» otborV jj11 ‘ biti;^ h ,,h ■’nil,ht lu .d I ’-iVil.Ivi • 1 and their aggressiveness with tin* J. Bolt in his seat. The latter was Frankly, I'm bbf Ilining l>> nuspoct 11'-’1.’ b 11''. Ai- : I-<rguson I. mill'd 1'ojrtm, ir. •1 it 0 2 1 hnt, 1^»" Withrow yesterday Hurled in excellent voice. - doesn’t t i t,>. I 1. th a t- he intend to try a I he (iiant . tn fi r hit ■ml Mill Ilmigtn htntself to virt*>rv In tho InlHn’ mid Braxton of th Senators let Makaa y. till. -. 3t i umel.Bck. 1 1 h*»»ebnlj frame nf the season for the Ijoe Crowe slapped a liner into '! I 1 "Ulchnrd muni hnve spent $f»fiO tho Ro<l Fox down with four bing- I. ito n . II. f W r v m e i and thev rm erf"’d or the hands of Fo3s on two separate in telegram s and long distance Ics. :t it u (l 1 Bonubr. p. . .. the lortr epd ef n.3-0 ^e^re before tries nt tho hat. On nnotlieV- day m ils to Dempsey sinco the first of I ' L ---- —• i «’i \\1i ......... ■ ? '“en rhrjrrlnrr fa *liey would have gone for br.se , year? I don’t blame him. lie j The V a n in , how. , r. hi.,l.o out TVtil-i : : v i a 2i I n t win* <!•••» ! <1 TIi he- pieiil to e-rr'- hits. B. Ik ii. (i. A. E M-i to know soon what his line-up with a i i. u . i‘ * ntra h. ■« hlt-.i nt MIAMI [>i ‘ .^nTT' k' t city. ,1! tj 2 I R L tf. ■if fighters Is going to be and(!■,. c:.p. tv • of t.ra v nntl Itortmr I Tho now uniforms, with pen­ i o (i o o n T; Tear rr red |r*t«r dev tnr th* ake Ills plans accord in gls. If and slntigldon d the AUditics, i:: Morn 1 I n in 2 0 ; R xevoral hundred Sanford fan« who nants nttnehed to the left sleeve- I’aulino can’t right. Delaney, then |„ p. gaining a dee.* tide to :ir. t !little . ib. 2 ’2 0 O I) 0 r i­ jiutrtteyed *to Orlardi tn wntrh wore handsome. Especially in com­ t must be Dempsey or tlm w in n er’ ,,| !(e. A hom er l y l.ou G duig If..* ll o 2 i i t i IM ' their f . >i!t"- n r ’ or>en *bu *-o- parison. f the ,Sharkey*Maloney fight but wlth two on pn; Die gnmo on ic \ Ri'r!i: & 0 2 11 0 ' * sun him! nPer Mayer Forrest I.nhi oat i t of thing can’t be done and l.asaeri later dupli. a ’.ed the Qtveile, Ray Fox was there without the ,vSS..,,,Kht* , . .. , r. o i /i 2 T Cliauney L‘ll" had toreed th" fire! hall t° Fop ft ,, , feat for good no : sue. . they cro big fig h t, and liavo to ( ______ "1 1 2 0 I o' Vittrcnl, ill tain R. F1Robinson, vet«mn fan ef baby. th nnin. i . prepared for months in ad* , • , , , , O dfindo. with Mayor I. M. Antrey I 1 2 0 1 01 .....! Deling now h a d , tho A. I., n rBoth H irst and Wade covered n Ki n 'll,,, unu i .... rt) O (1 It ' M o ' in. mm V *he '■‘find- Immrdtotrl: 1*. F \W -' ■ * lot of territory in the center g a r­ t i ;t t i n ! ivnmt *pli; hail.' dens to keen Withrow from thi o fto o (Ii Withrow, Him allow 1 t-o Foil i ■ .1 II O II 1) ('iH Orr, :;x. . rum to crn tin- p.iv. mu:;t rhnre i.bowers. The fact that the ball i ■ mJ ‘Jr / There is a reason for thus universal accc; lanc */ were going in tho a ir showed the.' honor> with' KJdi Wiule, Cfclcry ruspestt that. H may ........ :;vt b 12 'll iv Tf.<nls . riglit-fiolilrr, v,hotiL- stickwork w..- ‘■ii' tv.irlor was m aster of the ........ of I*i ;T;ly Wiggly. The shoppers of America mi oso of forgive but never forget. *<■ (»inntp got no bit.- ofT Alex i batted ir Bniiniii in'. ii. ilirretiy t |ion*ible for th<- thr'-i situation. Thev need Dempsoy for that $1,- Ferguson a fte r the n <md liming xv,Hutted Tor !'<-'*1 in ittH, smart buyers; they ((now value and apprcciqt turned funs Sanford colleeled. It yvj "inI place t. Score by inning!': Among those very much present "0,000 hnreest they expect Ut reap " " I dioj'pcl froi)> ivda jWitdo's imrlo in th'- finst inn­ system am) efficiency, i’iggly Wiggly provide r "j this full. However, William v.liilo tli*-- Hln.: <limhctl Sara mia .... ___ EH) 020 100 ing, ffllluw'.iitf liilr* by Hensley and v riu Sherman IJoyd. Had shoes on uiofenBes to lid,tilt dlicrw lse. He third, Miami . ... ... . 001 021 0X0 ■ > .V;i too. every require acut of economical food supply-aa Friibie on lane through it iti( in nr » heavy weight championship j --------SUMMARY; Two b.v > h R -.ls'y the'Mxtil ntrtm.'i'. Wad,- modi <1 a the housew ife enjoys the privilege of wall;Ins* ii - ■Ms lm 'e become like the world Acn ed og to the deductions of rurner, G rant; K um n^t throe bn'--'! pj-i trijilp tojilitp left. Ilo died in bu>ii. • vlcX; everyone gees no n-.. .lee ' ■•r.IInrn :!>:.> tin? uotnl i.toc' litv.TJia.'aliinuy, .f r o s t ; l/cno -.dn I re •imtl making her own stHcct tdrtr. ’ ‘ In tin- eighth. Eddie n>uUn ihdm is*in thertr. .brohir. the (ilan.i. aio due to w o Allis off Domingo I, off I t iu u r 1; IHE] I h v r d . A A,si I .01 i i/. dli Anyhow,. Rickard himself will n sin: .h i gaipfis. in the flush . .tru th out by Dtimln o 1,1 . tlWjj up to tl.v '-I ti<- fmni the h-fi at ".v V t o j m .h o ^ e tho ,puesln&.of the (Jimi'V lit- t viyjory tl .-e C, 1pnUei-l. ugiiiikJty. posilie -, I TrOwnAhi, vWmf had n^plil-iil Bar n .n im c . s t a t e h ea g f h motSay day atm perhaps Iro will , of the season. Hm-us >.-liner (I’olond); innings pitit.hed if l^r, and Wfido urn! ft hull) mlay to . ipfprd ft; f 1 ndp f>. in ■■-M’l thing to add to 0 C t-vn- |,y p i ] th a t th- chili wi noniiiigu into outu w ii 'C-'' i/oniinfro i.no (none m *.!.r fjbfljtt field wall for tin clroiiib Tampa fl; s* Betrrslm rg, 2. ■id hilarity.-bos ilea the inntnll- w|„ jK „ ;1||]ie m ..' ’ •■i> .’l -ved in ccuitd): !■ \ tc h c rlH It, ml. mu of the hitrduit liit hitilit iSarasutu 7; Miami 5. : "t *'100.000 he owes Tunney. xhcrefor, th- Giants must > ' n.tillRH, Hit i off l.loiuiiiyii f»; uni ever y itm . ivd on T'inher Field. b; will div.ddo. among «>»hrr fourteen stm ight in (.i’ll In ire i' I ’l Vilci icks and Ki ll , till I-'rilblu'it l>v> slriKk’ ' w< u ijonil | » . v whether the Mndi Mr. niMby’s r e p u t f '•» ;. •tir,. AMERICAN U '. t n n >1 1 : I'.iiue (,nrd n carpi-rutlon wdl n M .(jH, for t^run nml hi W tiug deliKhl* d | Hiuhii!- :|il.i<i ' Nc v S'ork 1‘h n > i> to reurl about the boxing com‘ 1 “ ’ ______• ,»n Knnfdr-! lai. who .'-'I hi- in .ton i. Washington 7. JU i v - dun’s edict on the paulitm-Il-;„, ,, , ,, , , . gnifiuody hltdlv itnpiove ii- i ■ •- E . ■ n hi II, s*». I.oiils. rain. . - fi-HI and. if he doc . the ,1 Broekiyn Deilttprs rntun let did not h111 itH\n iui - iia Hi.’.im . ’ M !•> ■rh !t;;ig o .rio v e in r.w e t .ground: , ■t is rig h t on the lint' that !h-np ’’ ^‘"rnitdcy and h.-. to I, . -aewauz/JA:j*k^f^zrweicradtram.txaBmiG -------■iw unH ul running rib!] Utiod: iltiwh | .!■< i« all wu-hr-l up. Ridmrd v \ ."• ‘ "U ; ‘)Vth ' liv.i in' ■’ tht • f Mf field NATION U U iy c r H __ 'IB * till hir e HtU*' uhi* for Ib laney, *;'J l> * onc ^ u l11 b< m4' ui lli.-,I g . d mtj;. nt tin plate h - i n . I, . C.lnef .nnttji 2, FLORID \ STATE Id \G l «’ , - .rapt in, a licht heavyweight ti- t>h ;ritini:ite variety. t' Th- v c i H ic t in -I; in- -i. ........n; ]] \ T ? . , Won Lost Pet. I ,1 < ; ;ight if Dt'nij’-ey and 1’nuliPo -it ,1 U\ Wild hD A N ' -I, flic, '..)• p i-" 1 ' »• -dm c phlri 4 -AN FORI) I ui re ready to.go. Johnny Tobin clutltoil a homoi v .i* i iiiiii-i)i. i -i-iil -• ■ ’ i. E- 'ii -Clnenr cold weather, f f l I with tliu b n n 'i full nguiiv^t We d i-. Tumpa chiinces were touglT era- . A t tint, he \ »^ KW *ii' anm'■"t’H’fi —« :axit i rranr ■■hwitikwii n -■>.**«vz-«(. I d | Surn'.otn l .cm ington hut tliu Red Sox ptnyi , lli lit U v itd hie hai - of* ') liitiinM. i. A Ml ill It \N ASSOI't \TlO N n thud during the romulning eight j Mirfnil fieJerrtl point nppm [ii.iie t 1 imeepaH- in; > dptolutt (1. I .non fj fram ej nml lost, 7 to J. Wingfield St. I’r tet ■Imr, •icurv nvere Aui evd l>y lI k " - y ! -,t; JlP'-tpu: ■ i, rain Orlando . . .«0 f> m was no puzzle to the Mats. , men. liii i.iic j 'U'.'i peob c. •: ’ I .... ............... .. . «hunc« caiiK-v-iti ii Hill Mv open\j IN7 EI,N A7 ION Al, KCAGl I NATIONAL l e a g u e Rain provided ;> vacation for tliu nl with . M.ishing -I' i-.-i ;) k/ «d.-R: «*wnrk <1. SBKJLT lntliiuiH, While Sox, Browns, Tigers Won 1... rt knocked T nl fi in Id fci * Koehest: r 1: Bnltlmore 5. YESTERDVY’S lloM G BI N'S Cubs and Cnrdiim!.:. Pitt burgh M ini waiui-ii I ibiib -..) ' o i oronto fi; R«ndlng :k NATIONAL 1 EAGUE, Roslon I , * t. VJIth bstr* fin Syracuse I: Jersey City a. Scason’.i Piiiindulpliia ml All- ■ I and W ith d '•> r„r<’ —------ Player Team No. Total. CM / ftV ,:d , 1 , ., t!« plate Hen-lee HOUTII t TI/ANTIC LEAGUE Williams Chillier, 1 4 »w lul t - ■ d; ugrr to th" Cep*! In* ' ’aeon *1; Charlotte 12. Wri gills to no Phillies I 2, (Chicago r «T. jiwMsmmtt r^uri—uhtma Hiving u.1 t-i Via i Knoxville nt Groenville, rain.. Umlst rom Giants I 1* It.. . . Ouly' I tin. cc ..den war hevlllo C; Spnrtanhnrg 0. Krcmcr Pirates I 1 FLORIDA STATE I.HAGUE Vi V I9 Cincinnati Wiike • i u- d«'. ’nJ he tighten- • U'U'da 12: Columbia 2. ft u * Orlando a t SANFORD, i.) f . Ti.-'* ' • 'f\r ■■.h . ?1-t *' ^ rt tf-* t - *-> $ £ n »• ®IT)3 i d h p '/'ini i W-II d the yt" each ) ,'|V i . \M ERICAN LEAGUE i Tampa at St. lite r .lu n g . M'i1if>«,i" b " ir r dnmneed A total nf ‘ SOHTHEflV ASSOCIATION Gehrig • Yank i i .’i 1Sarasota ai Miami. AMERICAN 1 r « H | k*’ .... . ... •' :. . . A. ; . . ltifi .- k J I •"Tii III.-..-, wern ,n'l tho Colts " "hvilb'T; Atlanta l. Tobin Red Bole I :! •Writ Li- e Pet. ♦'•J .i dd rol!e-t from him. jchitf'nrteoya -Birmingham, r dn, Now Vi irk . .7 7 i.nxtcrl Yftwli s i 1 13B rj AMERICAN LEAGUE Orioniic r>: I.ittto Rock 2. Thfl score; Detroit I , St. l.yiiis a t Detroit. Cleveland I, ;| 'IlIE LEADERS >,25 AB. It H. (). A. E. Mobllb-Me'mphis, wet grounds. ; u i:y ' Clevealnd a t (Jiicago. Wnsliliigtiin r, National League .(I2S 11 p f . 5 1 1 2 0 0 William* 4, Now York a t Philadelphia. h vl SOUTHK tSTER N LEAGUE Wilson 2. Hornsby St. I.utils . 3 2 .(-.(in »,v1 H arper 2 ,\y u A iln g to n a t Boston. .. 3 1 2 0 1 0 Montgomery 2: Selma 10 (Ginj*v Webb 2, Wrighl-.tpno 2 Wads rf. • ...v. 4 1 r, 0 4 11 ] *i Pliil.nlulphia 1 h •’inns, ilarkno-ii). Chicago 7. il American League Gelnig Crowe, 3b......... ...II 0 0 0 •> .3.73 *• k *{ . NATIONAL LEAGUE ■KMUFpixmxurat t&mfrjLfj. Simmons 2, Tobin 2, Ruth I. Bbati-ti 1 7 ,P.Tn ‘I ri, 2b............. 4 0 1 2 o Chicago a t St. Loom flfjjit, lh. ...7 0 1 7 0 Philadelphia a t New York, SOt Illl.K N l.EAGl i LEAGUE TOTALS Balloy, lb. ....... . 2 0 1 U 0 Boston at Brooklyn, National —28. Allfcn, c. ............ ...2 0 0 0 0 Wan L a. t Pet. :d t ineinnatl at Bite burg. * (j American — IP. Ncfw Orleans ... 7 2 W lthrbw, p. ........4 4 0 0 3 77” I *9 Noch vllle it :: 4 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION v i? .. . , m i u i i i i i i i i i 4\» Atlanta T otals .......... SO 3 t) 27 H I.omlintrNIwJi.r l.c■agim. juttijr-r. 'M obile at Mem phi H. ttVHMPMMIMfll Riritiinghuni ORLANDO AB. R. H. O. A. N A IloN A I. I*EAGl K I N nihvlllo.at f li ttanooga. t;. Player ^C»S8t S})i Mi hipliio .0 0 3 • 2 New Orleann nt l.ittle Rock. |mid elub G All K H PCT Birmingham at Atlanta. Clint t am )ogn TiTTkui*. 2b...... 4 0 0 :t 4 , p f t /¥ Mohiln Ahra>ViH. Ih. ..... 4 0 ft H 0 • f o l Pluladelpltia 7 n 0 u 1 Iat(l-> RiH-k MM f « i*> i r*ai AMERICAN ASSOCIATION w w Tyson, liJ 2 ft II y *■*. r f .......... . :t (i ■ o *ni ,,, Kansan-City at Indin.iapolla. u c MNE8VILLR. Fla.. April 22— Nqiv York lauVion. If. ... ,...2 ft U 2 1 J .18 u 11* *p00 Milwi^ukco iA l*ouisvlUe, 1'N S )—Itavitig already sunt three Hornsby, .M ias r i r r J 0 1 0 0 Cfljfl if* St. Paul at Toledo. farm er stiidenlM to th'* M g'leagues Now York ... it ill 12 tfi .111 ^ (Hi •• ••*••*••••#•4 0 1 4 1 Miimeapeli.'i at Columbus. this v*er. the University of Flari- Lindstorin, O Wells, ...................4 0 2 3 3 . i tjH -JV'fVF* KBVck** d" bids fair to rival the University Ne\v York . e !l 40 0 17 . 12.7 0 0 0 1 H arb-r. p. .... ...... 1 INTERNATIONAL l.EAGl E of Illinois' r>.')nrd fqr trinior le’ieue Hafcy. . NEW YO-M Apr, £2 (i • /-*juTrtmehnrd. p........1 0 0 0 2 a t Newark. • rudirib'B if thru* present Gnlor Th*> ,!ki,(Cllf h !•uHpr M ;JSt. Louis 20 111 .12:1 JBuffalo Lm , xx. ............ ...1 0 0 0 ft toe holder a t 1 lull i more. Diamond alar* take up offem after npbning ir-iin’:fi dri*\v i» tol: Lender a year ago tcJay; Horns­ Syracuse a t Jtkfeify* City. Johnson, z . ... ..... 0 0 0 0 0 rn-duatlon lids summer. fendtuti-c. or 4 ro,5(10 lldsMii'd by, St. I.miis, .4JI8, Toronto at Reading. I’orler, Kiehhnurg and John Burwas e di mated ulsy. 'Ilttf loe AMERICAN LEAGUE f. Total* ...... .....31 0 7 27 14 n eut*. will probably \ ’<4 followed _lo «*pencri wuiv pi nyetl \o :tin ( '7V xx Hatted for Trenchurd in nintn the big tent‘by captain ‘Tiny’ Chap- Player S ill TIlMApTERN L lU G l lf antrru: i: . , •• ^ * fll II 1 -)*«, P itt'b u r ch ami —* ' ..... »»».»,■ Min, n-r.-.- *ri i Uoitrdi. and club G AH R 11 I’CT. Mmitp'imery aL Selma, ■Ran for Wells in ninth. ’aln, itu**vl ball horlep. who has Heilnmnn, . j 78,ftliu fiU.1HC oxeec.l1 S-nro by innings: ran I Snvatmah at Albany. been sought by the New York Giun1020 muik.uX M<ii,000 by 38,01 D e tr o it............ f» 18 2 f) Fa life rd mn oni o in _ n 1 1 ColnmbuH a t PuiT.mcola. LnM-tr Snrra. catcher, who is Collins, non non nno—o k - o t u i n v ti «* j . -or-ldeHny a Prookl>ni offer, and SOUTH! !R A EAGUE New York ....... 0 Id -1 8 ,G0u! S JMHAKVr Homo runs. W ads; 'L -fty ’ Turner, ck-oga! -,] first b :-e Judge, The firut tall-tw isting of. llm i*. tisrc h't! Wcde* SecH fl-i v» i...... iunmun uiid rlouter, hart Vvery i-Xil 1” .fd* British Lion, by Rtu Vi occunad Ere I John"*in al lowed bltfj Wiithlm tun hits, Foss, 2. Hayes, Bhrber Allen, eeetation of being rail d lip by the in 1557. Wlirn tliu tw • lions setu IdLi aiii 1 tmili A tlanta’a* n. T ranihard to Vlkn to Abrnms; St. Imuls Cardinal!!, 1020 world Gehrig, tile i cco nd tin: Uu5 ri'aiuui, , Nl* V York 10 .’17 1.7 17 ,15ft h ise on bnlU, off Barber 2. Tren- chnmpions, , Combs, vllle winning f to h eh^rd 2. Withrow nnuo; hit by All of these men have been under xyxisi it Porfr base riirsuing and I New York 10 42 1 ! lit 152 way, tlio Ruclian sallon e v, ^ ’,1,h T w: h 'l ; watchful ..ye Of big league man .m p a r t ,uf Litt lo Rock enable.] Leader a year ago today: Flag-, !u the tail-tw isting to 1 on. dud. B staii .51(1, Orl-’an-i tu wit 1 ti uv, 5 iu *1 ,•I* Y' : , „ , r , . . . P * .f ' or'•a» .n * >-i’H ie Hip Five’* CJwtUiUQOr*l (4t Ilirminglusr ft , , * * *ft *• M r l ‘ .» t/ - irnxlm nt : C, AH R 11 HR P.C. • An Italian law fail.; Ibe ex- Mubilc At Mi phis games with the niiij lie n -I v Jt *14 12 15 -2 .411 11 of genuine antique.), ra im d 'e u i,., , 1- -.eriod. Th" ii *% ■K 28 8 It) « ,367 1 Dealers im-.s. off lhair shipment! MV, 1 inbaliilunti of Trlrf-m all C ot nthletb* h*»ro • .10 t() 10 1 1 0 .’'50 [ f ,*r m oling lee win rstabUsh<-r( id '*1.1(014-hiitiC \ i f i f t h. f-fcunD* , u u(*xol^U‘ vt.Vanle 1«. v im iliU'.J • at iicd th,.})- plo«o in the P) rrj*18 h 1 2501 -u- Orleans in 1 FGG. N., ,w»s in i ha ■*» of dlfPTin t Inn*i i *i t !, ijitiv, «o led • L.-’urt " Flo -ids pm t fans ericr.n r xp.illt Ion th a t sur IN•‘ IF b*H>, 1 :. ^f tajl. not tho Dun r»*'y yi ars ag the likilligi,,). l,(j^ ui) the ,«>Ur|«Iv tut lnutj i e* nnl» j paly ML Illinois, with a populaUtm!!»a*e more thi acrompHt»]i*() In Jesu than u i>* Ikiu D ui JjiiU) til Ain1,01jU'ii.!! tuur* i | 1*41*iim and haLktiball court «• whlit cunntli • fitfii re J : I d' O. ha* hud ono robbery iu j the new ‘obc-i ►t* stopped for a few hours. i years. i were told by t Tam^'n■Crt* Tagging AHBascs Eddie WadeStarsWith Stick, Slashing Out Single, Triple,Home Run In Four Trips Star Outfielder Sends In\All Runs Shnford TeamKnocks Barber Out;Trenchkrd Replaces Him E»8© G 8^ WTBGCISr 'j/es,^ tike to itade ; at Piv&ivWiGm. 1 / - “ dV’ y Q V e v je v e r liM id t m y o n e s a y th ey d a d r if« /fe M e \W /'•/I ,w tf Results Of Games' ; - i u^ iMi v e m lII©F hO* ocS UA t s b ilc u League Standings u 0 (I 1 il u ] BasebaliStatislics In Major Leagues lw< •<M|k an 9 1 7( m. 1 Today’s Schedule w *n | i-;J ev iieans D «J. Ti Lb % 'l Imitation ••'itwiauMS 0 0 I q 12 I-2o Fig ?>a? ‘m. S ll Home Opening Oar'.es I Drew Record Crowds | | my .■! U‘i TJ ri. a t. o r w h o l e , Lb. lie s , Ib . Co; . v.’ ”, : - ! r ......... 254 •G ad Lard, 4 lbs. Dressed iv o S t o r e s 405 Sanford A w . >2( �r< TI1E SA N FO RD H ER A LD , STUDAY, A P R IL 22, 1927 r ------ / * . ; *i. *."2: Tt?—- •it ■&AO&u ». —* ‘ .j -, ant Ads Are Quick, Inexpensive; Read For Profit— Use For Results "W E CLEAN YOUR BUGS" (5—Help Wanted Female) .18— W anted To Rent 21— A creage F o r Sale Absolutely Clean. j if ic d B a t e s I’liono Orlando 1)653 or drop us a er e curd. All Bugs called for and do* EXPERIENCED —Colored cook : 7r»,---",'n'llia W S f iV S T * num livorod. Russ MnttrcHs Co. 11112 wanted. Apply 1017 Union Avc. WANT TO RENT— a 5-room iffordl1# u .iber o l In "“.-•..ii. t.n- Church St. Orlando. bungalow close in. Rent must I e Hi *»nl J t;•'“U,chee«lulo NOW IS 11 IP. TIM 15 I I—Rooms Without Board. j | , r i . . i n are for reasonable. Apply 500 Sanford TO BUY THAT FARM Avc. AND START SOMETHING -i,»fs th»“ f l A . No , J ItM ‘h*n <•»*» 3 We are all going back to the B. L. Perkins — Haberdasher ( El.) —Furnished bedroom, CT BATl-’ j c i, „ rtj e<i farm where tvol values will al­ licndquarters for Collegiate Meast front; hot water. -104 Palm­ 19— Houses For Sale ways prevail. Ju st now is the time Clothes. 110 First Street. ,rK .g.«d of tl>« w o rd etto Avo, I**'*!,. , line. to move u few miles from Sanford *!2* ads w in ,,p r** and s ta rt th at chicken farm a r J BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation ; WfB ADS- d c o lle c t„r COMFORTABLE—furnished home —Furnished bedroom, 421 boxes and general cement work ] ONK M1/®"* #*r pay*n*nt> fur sale. $100(1 cash, balance raise vegetables for tho home m ar­ Park Avc. ket. Just such a place can bo had Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tor-; easy monthly pnyments. Chuluota on f e p A K . I S ' willcgcr, Prop. the Snnford-Orlundo road about Office, next Masonic Bldg. ilOOMa,—■ With or without nicali. three miles from Sanford in the ^ ^• j“office'll)J i g V n HS S 0° Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. high and healthy oak and pine LANEY.S DRUti STORE—Pre­ S l l r t S th e . » m . scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are ONE LARGE— Bedroom for rent, FIVE ROOM —modern house for section good for citrus fruits, good for poultry and good for all kinds f r r o r l* m a d . ; as near you as your phone. Call 103 suitable for two. 1012 Laurel Avo. ,* , 1,1 will not b . sale; small down payment; bal­ of vegetables. T hirty acres, nigh [ more t h r o n e ance like rent. Phone 830-W. mu! dry loention for n home nnd TH IN K—If- you are thinking of 16— A p a r tm e n t F o r K e n t four acres in muck for vegetables notified at , building, why pay tho Architects or bulbs—it will raise anything US’CE OHDIlltS several hundred dollars for plans, THREE-ROOM —furnished ap art­ FIVE ROOM HUNGALOW:Locat —the man who wnnts to work can when you can get tho samo free, ment for rent, all conveniences; ’f„ P ^ O * »1 T l . . make a good living from this and keep your money in your pock hath; screen porch; garage. 111!* cd on corner in Sanford IIcight-4. place. Id off If* o r . ,*’y If you nro interested add­ }hon« d l.c o n t ln I-urge rooms, well constructed, c t . For fu rth er inform ation sec Myrtle Ave. rn not vnUiplenty of windows, lurge porches, ress OWNER, care Sanford Herald. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS. terms riCN INDEX: T h e complete bath room with shower. Any reasonable offer nnd I V. C. Collet, Prop. Building ConCLEAN— Apartment l and 2 iMifleafInna nr® will be considered lifter you liuvo Electric range and w ater heater nj numbered for I tractor, General Shop & Mill Work rooms; kitchenette, private bath, seen the property. Th*y ftro and House Painting, 115 N. hot water. Welaka Apartment.-,. Two bed rooms, large living room, illy nn<l n u m jr etc. Owner lives out of the city French Avc. Phono 235-J. Plume 397-J. undrr •acl. h . a d ; und is willing to sell a t less than ladi-up a lp h ab etLUMBER and complete lino of FURNISHED —A partm ent, cool present value. $100 cash und $75 -•!— Wanted Iten! Kstule tATK schbd ulk building m aterial. Low prices. and quiet; space for car. lUU'J monthly will buy the property. icliedul. t o l l . Box 7o, care The Heraldd. Union Ave. Security Lumber Co., “ Whcro Good £ mild . d . from Grades Como From " Maplo and word, for one to When cantered Sixth. Phono 71)7. APARTMENT —four a t the Clem­ PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE.— ! WANTED FARM BARGAIN rd, n r h line * HI ens Apartm ents is now vacant. within easy walking distance o f 1 ( word*. the heart of Sanford. An attractive Apply Apt. olio. Rents reduced. Phonograph Repairing H) or 15 aero celery farm i* .ppllea to earV house on large lot. Double garage Piano Tuning. temple 16 word* two bed rooms, living room, kitch­ ,,, , i 1c a word By experts with 17 years FURNISHED —3-room apartm ent equipped, and with good , X« or I* 99: » d . experience. with screened porch. 310 Oak Avc. en und dining room. Complete i then 15 w o r d . I bath room including shower bath. Sanford Music Store small home. Have $2000 U word*. Rain w ater tank, house is partly and Gift Shoppo FOUR ROOM furnished garage ' furnished. Price $U .r)U U . Only $251) Room 10 & 11 Mcl.andcr Arcade. apartm ent for rent. I l l W. 14th I cash required. Box -131 care The cash for first payment if /)« tn c Street. Phono S32. 0 i Sanford Herald. UP balance can lie paid $100(l ? V Bl CONCRETE in every shape nnd F URNISH ED — < — A PA RTM E NT— t* Ho form, blocks, tile roofing, orna­ SMALL COTTAGE —on re a r of rooms und bath, all mod­ yearly. Call a t our office m entals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod­ ernTlirco conveniences, good location, lot on Magnolia Avenue. A dcsir- * ucts Company, Fifth and Maple reasonable rent. Plmno 831-J. able place to live white building a I.to Inrger home on the front of tho .M 1it I.*0 4.IS Sts. Phone 112-W. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN AS l i t X.66 4.4 3 THREE-ROOM Furnished a p a rt­ lot. Owner is in need of n little CLARENCE SMITH J* IH tush and will sacrifice tho plum 4.6R 1.70 ment. ApTdy Mrs. A. K. Power-,. Realty Co, .11 MX General Contractor 4.9« at less than Its real value. $50 cu.m 100 W. Ninth. I.M 171 :2.16 6. X0 <300 West F irst Strent oo 1.19 and $50 monthly buys it. Box N. Ml M3 1.15 MG Masonic Templu a t Phono 441 III care Herald. 6.72 3.30 TIIIUCE ROOM Furnished ap a rt­ 111 1.91 3.46 i . 6.98 • J* MI ment. $35. G1H Oak Avc. 3t. Phone 735. 6.24 CLEANING. PRESSING, DYING FOR SALE—Two lots in Oak Hill .IS i.K 3.00 G.60 3.76 U» —"Wc do it Belter," Try us. Roy­ LEE APARTMENTS— Very de­ and two lots in Buenu Vista $050 G.7S I.H : :i 3 90 7.02 al Cleaners nnd Dyers, J. C. .lucksirable apartm ent ut exception­ each, cash payment midterms to 21— Imps For Salt* III :.u 44 06 39 7. X8 son, 30b E ast Second St., Phono Ml xtx 4.36 al Summer rate. Call 0082 after suit purchaser. Box xz care Hur7 61 Ml M l 481-J. aid. 7 40 (3 P. M. t.» 2.70 44 60 FORT MELLON CORNER LOT.— 8.04 (6 Ml 1.11 4.h0 HADDOCK STEAM PUESSERY 8.32 In first scclloa, will sell fa, $2,')0<) XII Mi MODERN —Apartm ent, 20— F arm s F a r Sale <1.68 4.96 •—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. NEW LM : •; 6.10 •M i terms of $25 cash and $10 8.84 rooms and sleeping porch l»* 3 9V 6.36 9.10 105 S. Palmetto Avenuo. Phono • in four monthly. .Address Box 101 caro lit J. li shade. Close in, lake breeze. 840-J. Very reasonable rent. Call 100 N. BEST BUY IN AGRICULTUR­ The Herald. AL LAND Laurel. In Tho Statu Of Florida META!, ROOFING—Tho Roof Ev­ $25 CASH AND $10 monthly will noliiles In the flowing well district near buy well locutod lot on Laurel erlasting, Metal shingles; DELIGHTFULLY —Cool furnished standing senm tin nnd galvanized upnrtm ents private butlis, hot und Sanford, with clay Bubsoil. On Avenue. This property is close in BYSLER-50—Sedan for roofs. See Jam es II. Cowan. Oak Cola water, gas, double garage. the highway und one milo from nnd is surrounded with good look­ it. R. station. ing liomcs. A fine site for a >f!y Box K. care Herald. avc. nnd Third St. Phone 111. Summer rates. 130(3 Park Ave. Already cleared, Perfect home, (tux A. II. C. earn Herald. MATRESSES properjy renovated; drainage. one day service in Sanford, by ONE NICELY — furnished ap art­ Virgin soil of unsurpassed fer­ PALMETTO AVENUE LOT. — ment. all modern conveniences. tility, will grow Sanford Matrcss Factory. Phono DOST SANFORD anything. north of Hughey Strent. Will sell Phone 207. 402-M. New Sanford Booster 1,000 Acres in units of 5 acres, for less than cost if taken a t once. iijtiur bunrh of celery as many as you want. Easy terms. Address S. II. S. ptudelmker Agency WIGHT-CHRISSNIIERRY PRINT FU R N ISH ED — Apartm ent, up­ AT A PRICE SO LOW IT WILL Caro The Sanford Herald. stairs, with screened porch; garage. SHOP — Printing, Engraving, Cmcc C-o. "Muko Your Head Swim" Embossing. Sen us first. We rto '.HI Park Ave. Inquire !)07 Patk Home Seekers, Here Is Your PARK AVENUE LOT—J u s t sou h Avc. it. Phono 417-W. R. It. AvenueChance of Thirteenth Street, facing cast, It May Never Como Again Commercial Street. can he bought for $2,750 on any CHRYSI.EK TWO rooms, kitchenette and bnlh; If you can make a smull cash reasonable terms. This is an ex­ FIILLKR MOTOR CO. beautiful outlook; all iinprovoi«, ut 10th St. Phone 13112 5— Help W anted Fem ale incuts; attrncliveJy furnished; payment and finance your first cellent locution for a Duplix moderate rent by week. Young's crop, it will easily pay fur the Apartm ent House. Box 100 cate The Sanford Herald. COMPETENT — White wunuti Apnrtmcnts, offieo ^00 N. Park laud. If you are looking for a "Snap" wanted to stay on premises anil Ave. D0UGK Here It Is 2G— Miscellaneous For Sulc an »ml Graham Trucks do housework and cooking for ______________________i_________ See Me At Onco THREE-ROOM Furnished A part­ family of four. 1(317 Union Avc. l)lh St. Phone 3. W. tl. YOUNG ment. Apply Herald Office. RESTAURANT —for sale, fully Bargains In Real KV.tntc equipped, good business guaran­ k COWAN CO., Auto G— Help W anted (M ale) Park Ave. and Commercial St. NEWLY —furnished upnrtm ents teed. Box G. Care Herald. ind ihecl metal works inumcntal sheet metal SALESMAN— Wanted to sell the for rent, on Park Ave. Three bbeks from F irst St. Summer "1C-W. 207 French Avc. most popular automobile on the rates. 1). L Thrasher. WE HAVE —Three improved EASTER — Lilies und Hibiscus plants for sale. Mrs. II. M. I,unim arket. All answers held confi­ —Celery Farm s, will trado for ley. 01)2 French Ave. TORI! ItUICK CO. dential. Box W care llerahl. town propel ty nothing hut values |G— Houses For Kent 1 Magnolia Avc. considered. Baldwin & Brown LOOK - APRIL PR IC ES- NOR­ Phnim 11*57 H— Financial Phono 88. MODERN, — furnished bungalow MAN’S CHICKS for rent. Ix>w rental to respon­ South's oldest, largest plant. DPS—HARMONS MONEY—To loan on improved li.- sible party. Inquire at 102 High­ Flocks tested & accredited. Qual­ kid Automobile l '<>. s'ruble business nml rcsiedntia! land St. Or 107 First Nntl. Hank ity. Thousands daily. Ready now. *'i*A\c. Phone 137 propelty in Sanford. Adilrus* Bldg. Fully prepaid nml guaranteed. Loan, P. O. Box 503. City._______ Writ.......- wire. Per 51) lull 50IMUUII n n and p a ig e FURNISHED 5-room house, for II. & W. Leg.. Am-.. $7 $11 $135 $125 FOR SALE RE'S GARAGE 10— Livestock rent. Phone 805 W. 2 Bungalows, five rooms ami hath, Orps, Rocks. Reds, 8 15 73 I in Sanford l)calcr JO acres plowed and fenced, com­ W. Orps, W. Wyund. It 1(3 78 150 ^ St. Phone ill CHICKS Wo hutch from th o r-( 1*1 78 150 ATTRACTIVE —fl-room house. bination citrus und trucking laud Assorted Chicks, oughhreuds only specialized i.i West First; garage; modern con­ Ideal for poultry. On hard sur­ Sensible cat. with new helpful RXCA.NI/.INO WORKS. Rods $141 u 100. Orlando Hatchery, veniences: extra lot. Rent reasonfaced road. $*1,500.00 Terms $500 blooding ideas. Buckeye brooders, GOODYEAR TIRES. Orlando Fla. aide. Inquire Mrs. Alspueh, Fern- cash, balance $50 per month. No ouick shipment. G. A. Norman. ^ I- Uuttciies. Knoxville, Team, (I. II. C. A.) dale Apts. Room no 2. interest. “ ‘Horn t'hundled 11— M iscellaneous *®Wcial Avenue TEACHERS HOME, —furnished 2 Bungalows us ulxivc with nine PIANO, - $150, Schumann upright complete. Close to schools. Ac­ acres planted to Tangerines. On mahogany, $125; Isty’s bicycle FOR SALE—Well established pay­ * - F0III) -FO RD SO N comodations for ten. Four entranc­ hard surfaced road. $7,000.00. $500 $5; $05 Savage repeating rifle, ing ladies shop. Reasonable. Sick­ " ‘H Higgins Die. es, two baths, Hot and cold water, tush, balance $50 per month. No $22.50; $150 electric self heating _ * I'almettu. Phone 331 ness cause for selling out. Phone gas electricity. washing machine, $18. Inquire 2401 liouhlo. garago interest. 579-J. Palmetto Ave. Terms with or without meals. Ad­ *°LEL TRIM CO. dress Box.-W. care llerahl. Hummock land $HH> per acre. Near The stove sale l« now on my en-| ll£ far. not the owner." in T in : i h i v r i .ii ihiivn m i i i r railroad. Citrus land with Luke III' tire stock a t cost. D. \N. Short Me-| NK4IIMM.K I'lM \T 9 . Pl.ttllHI.% *H7 f°r estimates FIVE ROOM —modern house in hard loud ut $125 per Frontage on IN UK: KKTATKM «»*•' ItKlI. W. Hinder Arcade. f RADFORD Loch Arbor, nil conveniences: iierc. KNIlJIIT, .114 ANIi IXI/.AIIKTII K N iiiirr. m in i >i:s Chuluotu Company TWO REFRIGERATORS — Good garage. G. S. Witmcr. P. O. Box Ni»Tll*i: o r AI*I*UI*AT14)N OK ole Hu dso n - e s s e x Chuluota Fla. 330. < JI’AIM*1AN KOIt AI ‘Til* it t IT V rouditioii; priced renaonuhle.Picr-1 * INC TO Hi:i.l. IIICAL IW A T i; O f INson Larkin, Inc. McLander Arenda. *^.0ak Avc. KANTR 17— UuHinouH i'lacoH Fur Kent Young Bldg. N'. Park Ave. Phone 880. r«ne 41 Notieo Is luri'liy alven lloit the Kunfonl Flu. imtlerslitlleil KI<HA II. Kiiluhl. as ■**» Service ATTIIACTIVF rooms to rent for Ouanllau of I lie iiersiuiN mill rs12— W untcd lull s of *:t;o. AV. KNIlJIIT. 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